The Detroit times., 1911-06-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

ter, TOT air, 90.
In a nght In McGraw's saloon, st. Au-
bin and Clay-aves., Theodore Dus-
ney, boarder there. was stabbed In
the left wrist. Sunday. Steve Strong,
No. 1872 East rGand-blvd., Is locked
up on a charge OF assault.
Frh. KavoIski, OF River Rouge, was
badly injured ut Brighton, Mich, ON
Sunday afternoon, when he was
struck In the head by baseball
while taking part IN n game. He was
brought to his home and physicians
say his condition IL serious.
John &. Vine, arrested last week on a
charge OF removing contract prop
erty. a diamond ring, valued at s125,
which he purchased from a teweler
In Akron, O., was driver for the
Horton Ice Cream Co., No. 200 Brush
st. not a member OF the firm. as was
stated
While moving . heavy door In the
plant of the Atlas Foundry Co., Mill
tary and Wabash-aves., Albert Ko-
rotko, No. 43S Superior-st, fell into
an ash pit. Sunday afternoon The
ligaments In his left leg We're torn
and his left foot was wrenched. He
WAS taken home In an auto patrol
The only travelling lodge belonging to
the Order OF Moose IL with the Bar-
mum and Bailey circus which Is In
Detroit Monday and the members OF
were entertained Sunday by Detroit
lodge No. l6O. The local lodge will
attend the circus Monday evening In
body.
Memorial services held for the hrst
time In two years by Division No. I,
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi-
neers, took place Sunday afternoon
In Elks' temple. The Rev; angus
and Judge William F, Connolly we're
the speakers and the memorial pro-
gram included vocal and instrument
tai music.
James ID. Campbell, general manager Of
the Heutteman and Cramer Ice Ma
chine Co. died in Grace hospital sun
day following two weeks illness.
Mr.. Campbell was ~ years old and 10
survived by his wife. daughter. Nil
dred and two sons. Arthur and Will
frid Funeral services will be con-
Quoted In the family home Tuesday
at Q o'clock, by the Rev. AacWal-
lace.
One of the early acts OF Mayor Thomp-
from the Board OF Commerce trip.
will, It IL expected. be the appoint
ment OF gas commission. This ID
contingent on the adoption OF a reso-
= luton by Aid Lynch that $4,000 be
appropriated for the use of the COM
mission In investigating the meth
DDS and books OF the Detroit City
Gas Co., with a view to getting
cheaper gas.
DR.. Harry Jackson, q former Detroiter,
and son Of DE-. II. III. Jackson, No. 3i7
Jefferson-ave.. writes from Durango.
Mexico, that the soldiers OF Madero
have gained great favor by their
moderation. releasing political pris-
oners and keeping families together
where possible The great damage.
he says, In done by lawless bands,
the leaders of some of which allow
their men to sack at will. DR.. jack
sons city was under Siege 81 days.
A missing husbands anxiety for the
safety OF his children following the
thunder storm OF Sunday. June =. has
resulted In Henry Tack, 81 years old.
being located He had been missing
since last February. After the storm
!, Henry telephoned doctor living
near his wife's home at No. 1881 jog.
Campau-ave The call was traced
60 Dexter, Mich. Mrs. Tack departed
for there Saturday, to reclaim her
errant hubby.
On suspieion OF being wanted In To-,
ronto, Ont, 'on q charge Of promfs-
cuously swirdling Greek immi grants,
Maddts a youthful Greek,
was arrested Saturday night by De-
tectives Kane, Larkins and High:
The man who -is wanted represented
himself as an immigration ofhcial
and extorted large sums Of money
from newfy-arrived Greeks, py
threatening them with deportation II
they did not hand some money over
Maddis agreed TO return TO Canada
without extradition, and Is being held
In the Windsor jail until some OF
his supposed victims come to identify
him.