The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-15
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Belle I.Ie bathheuss temperatures, Air
0sI water, o..
Fred q. sturEis. n hold, had man from
nj fnso, Texas, tried 90 blaze a trail
with a six-shooter through the ten
derloin on Champlnin INST WEDNESDAY
ssosht bv ID locked up on a charge
or carrying concealed weapons,
E. ID. Lawrence, No. I2o Chnriotte-ave.,
took pct shot az a nian who tried
70 enter ms home through a rear
WINDOW; Wednesday night. The fell
low Ned. The dying squadron made
run 10 the place, but the burglar
A Jury In Judge Murphy's court ON
"wednesday returned n verdict OF NO
cause Tor action In the case OF DIR.
George N. Sherman VS.. Capt AL
phonse Baker, In which damages for
alleged false arrest were sought.
Cut your weeds before July 4. ON that
date the weed gangs Will go to work,
against the premises. Weed assess
ments are lien on the property, and
sometimes result In troublesome tax
sales.
In accordance with n new, which goes
into effect, Aug. 4, 1911, the board of
health IL TO have supervision over all
maternity hospitals The new resu-
lations also provide that feeding of
thfunts must be SUPERVISED by q
births must be registered within "a
hours.
The board of health has decreed that
hereafter a midwife must pass an cx-
animation In regard TO her ability
and character. and be Endorsed by two
physicians who have been associated
with her In at least Ave cases before
procuring a permit TO enable her TO
practice. The license IL TO be Issued
by the board OF health.
Installed for carrying mail between
the main postoffice and the various
branches. The automobiles are fur
nished by o. r. Baldwin. who Is just
entering upon his second four-year
contract for carrying mail between
stations Detroit was the frst city
In the country to have auto mall SER
vice
Health Ofncer Kiefer recommended 10
the board of health, Wednesday
night, that the milk inspectors be uu-
. thorized TO condemn all milk coming
Into the city over 80 degrees In tenn
perature instead OF 60 degrees, al
at present. The board decided. how
ever. to let the present regulation
stand. but advisd that the campaign
of education continue, in the hope
that the farmers would soon comply
with the proposed lower temperature.
Funeral services were held Thursday
for the late Albert Leader, I'm the
family home, Grand River-ave. and
Joy-rd Mr.. Leader for il years was
employed I'm the construction depart
ment OF the Michigan Bell Telephone
Co, but year ago was compelled
TO give up his position owing to III
health. Brights disease was the inn
mediate cause OF death Mr. Leader
was born In Canada 48 years ago. and
IL survived by his wife, two sons and
one daughter
The National Association of Macaroni
aud Noodle Manufacturers OF America
IL 81 fAll .afH N m
closing meeting OF It's convention In
the Hotel Cadillac Wednesday after
noon: President, G. +. Mueller, Ut.
of Jersey City; first. vice-president b.
F. Huetsis, OF Harbor Beach, Mich;
second vice president. l.. II, Lorenz.
OF Milwaukee; secretary. Edwin Q:
Forbes. Cleveland; treasurer Fred
Becker. Cleveland; executive commit
tee. Frank l.. Zerega, Brooklyn; f. X.
Moosebrugger, st. Paul; L. j. Anger.
New York: Ed. Dreiss, San Antonio;
j. Fassino, McAlester. okla; l.. =. Ell
mer, Baltimore: Luigi Ferna. Philadel-
phia. Atlantic City. N j., was chosen
as the place OF meeting for 1912.
On the application or Attorney Joseph
III. Clark, Judge Donovan, Wednes-
day. issued a bench warrant for Carl
G. Heyne, general manager OF the
American Cash Register Co. wanted
as witness In the proceedings insti-
tuted by the attorney general to GUST
the National Cash Register Co. from
employee OF the National Co. and is
regarded as valuable witness. He
failed to appear, Tuesday in answer
TO n summons and he Is not now In
the state. IL Is said. He lives I'm Ohio.
There is an interesting legal ques-
tion involved An Injunction issued
by an Ohio court, restraints him from
disclosing any facts learned as an
employe OF the National. II he should
appear here and testify. he would he
violating that Injunction.
The board OF health, acting On the re-
port of Health Officer Kiefer, We'd
ncsday night. decided TO send pro-
test to the United States government
engineers against the prospective
dumping OF sewage sludge from the
Black river, Port Huron, into the st.
Clair river. The board also instruct
ell Health Officer kiefer to communi-
cate with the state board Of health
and the health officers OF the towns
along the American and Canadian
sides OF the Detroit river, Lake st.
Clair and ST Clair river: also to wait
on Col c. Med. Townsend, head OF
the United States engineering de-
partment for this district, and con-
sui, with Corporation Counsel Hally
in regard to protection against the
contamination OF the water DIR.
Kiefer pointed out that there was
great danger of a typhoid epidemic /
In the event OF the sewage being
dumped in the st. Clair river when
the Black river is dredged
TonAy;s RIRTHDAY PARTY