The Detroit times., 1911-09-29
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING.

Archie Adams, No. 525 Chene-st., re-
ported 10 the police that his house
was entered Thursday night. julius
Carneille. No. 312 Van Dyke -ave.,
was later arrested on suspicion.
Nothing was taken from the hoNse.
The Detroit Unitea Railway has prac-
ticaiiy completed negotiations for
the purchase OF Is acres OF land on
Grand Rfver-ave.. just b.yond the
@ S"fL The price i's Is about sSs $1,000 aSS ean an
ecre.
nrgh ID. Montgomerie, managing edi-
tor OF the Americas Boy, will retire
from. that position Oct I TO devote
o. a series Of histories for young
readers. Mr. Montgomerie mas been
With the Detroit publication for IL
years
Charles Radeke, aged 40, a JeweIer re-
siding ne NO. 353 Fisher-ave., diee
y Thursday after an Illness or several
months with tuberculosis. He was
employed for Is years by Wright.
Kay 4 Co. and for the past 10 years
With Burr. Patterson n Co.. manu-
featuring jewelers.
Arthur Murphy, 30 years cid, No. 1s
Austin-st, was the vlctim OF an sc-
cident in the central police station
early Friday morning. when he fell
On the cement floor Of the new cell
badly lacerated and he was removed
% ST. Mary's hospital. Murphy had
been arrested during the night for
being intoxicated.
rhe Ave-story building at No. Is7
WOOdward-ave., just vacated by the
Central Drug Co. for location fur-
ther up the avenue. has been sub
4 let TO the Washington Euit & CLOAK
Co. OF indianapolis, for 10 years. at
MHlcomson the coal man, took a
long term lease OF the property about
year ago.
Barnes Newberry, son OF Truman II.
Newberry, Crosse Potato Farms,
father to New Haven. where he was
60 enter Yale with his twin Brother
Phelps, was stricken vita Appendix
citis and was operated upon imme-
diately In the Presbyterian hospital,
New York city. The patient is said
10 be doing nicely. Young Newberry
II Is years old.
Aid. Andrew walsh Has nIed iofiee
that he Will ask the council 60 re-
consider the vote whereof, Corpora
uon Counsel Hally was instructed,
last Tuesday night to take the neces-
, sary steps to deprive Luther r. ROB
lin, saloonkeeper at No. SOL Kerche-
,ai-ave, OF his license. Aid. schultz
contends that the location was In n
restricted district at the time The
bond was approved.
,. Il. Hudson and John ". ID, dge have
purchased the two lots Immediately
adjoining the entrance TO Boston
blvd east, one on the north ana one
or the south side. from the Union
Trust Co., for about $4,000 each. or
t7t per frot foot. Not long ago
some one, claiming to represent che
quirsd land as site for an auto
factory In close proximity TO this
location, tried to purchase these lots,
bot the trust company refused to
sell except for residence purposes.
The body OF Mrs. Eunice TripIer Arth-
ur. wife OF the Rev. LSuis A. Arth-
NJ, of Grand Island. Nsb. formerly
of Detroit, was buried. riday, In
Elmvo God cemetery, just previous to
the interment Of tse dead woman's
. nwealth-a who was acc;-
IDENTIFY killed Wednesday, near Port
Huron Mr.. Tripler was h2 years cid
and for many years had been In
He is survived by his wife. a broth
err H. H. Tripler, Tacoma, Wssh.,
and a sister, -lrs. Ellen G. Hatch
inson. San Francisco. Cal
Funeral services for the late George
pcor in the home OF mis- sister. Mrs.
s Il. Sanderson. No. 126 Narren-Ave.
east Mr.. stevens early demise mas
provei shock TO his friends Al
ways fond OF athletics. he was a
champion goif player and active In
all outdoor pastimes. when a resi-
dem OF Crosse Polnte ne was one OF
the most enthusiastic golfers In the
. matches matches over the club course. lie.
ctrtly Mr.. Stevens had made Ills
home with his sister, Mrs, sanderson.
Mrs stevens md three children. the
Misses Heleu, Georgiana and Argenta
Stevens are at present an Europe.
pe,,ce Cant. Baker Has st.pped the
saIe OF n hook, entitled .White slav-
ery--Horrors Of the Traffic" which
= vendor on Lafayette-biyd. has been
selling TO all,comers including younS
cuiation OF the volume and sent a
1f-yeat -old boy TO make a purchase
the lad being chosen as a customer
for the purpose OF determinlng
book. He got IL. Mr.. Hudson then
turned the copy. over to Dr. A @
atvder. general secretary OF the
= &c. A. The. latter decided tha. 70
was objectionable Literature and to,b
the matter up with tho police Car.
Baker shared Dr. Studer's view o.:
TIE matter.
n A. PLANNED GO make OF the new VII
I~rr 90 Grs-sr petrfe shores n sort
Of model suburb. end to this end re-, re-,
the property and various ordinances
have been drawn desisnsl 20 clint
nEts- the city "atmoaphers" as far as
pnesfbie Accordingly. there VIII
be- few business places anu the pub
lie buildings will be designed 10 NJ
2 IN with the SURROUNDINGS The land
that will be used as a site for these
buildings and public park has been
Edrcbassd by the members Of the
town council as individuals Thsy
acrec 20 sell 20 the village a, che
price they paid and the ddestion OF
the purchase by the village wiz be
settled at special election 20 be
called soon