The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTE LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
81 WORTE LYING
FUhe residence OF MRS. Hazel Caderet.
NO. $50 king-ave., was entered by
l. thieves Friday night. They secured
ISL worth OF Jewelry.
ave., reported to the police that some
IA person stole the engine and lights out
(, OF his launch, at the foot of Camp
q behave. Friday night. His loss IL
/ $50.
lCharIes HeIlrich, No. I04 MitcheIl-ave.,
was struck ON the head by a piece OF
\, iron, while at work on the postofficc
h addition, Saturday morning. He was
(, removed TO the city physicians Office
In an auto patrol
ported 90 the police that his house
h was entered through a front porch
y window. Friday, night The house was
thoroughly ransacked and $40 worth
or tewelry taken.
James ID. Williams, 3S years old, who
has been stopping I'm the 81. Claire
h hotel. was arrested, Friday. on q
h charge OF false pretenses preferred
Z by Julian ]. Kerstein, No. 1872 Lysan-
der-ave. Kerstein says Williams In
duced him TO indorse worthless
check.
when Harris Gott, No. 52s Beaubien-
Ct, went Into hi: barn ON W,ii n,,S,ve
h SITS. Friday night, he found an UNI
h identified Negro there. The Negro
slashed him across the face with a
l razor and ran away.
- Dostmortem examination showed
that the death OF william Youst, 20
years old, No. 2Ol Riopelle-st., was
due to natural causes and not
through morphine poisoning. as was
I stated in an afternoon paper. Friday.
The matter was not called TO the at
tention OF the police.
James Manno, whose store was recently
dynamited, supposedly by members OF
the Black Hand, il now afraid to
/ come into court as complaining wit
ness against Vergezo Lipare. Police
! Justice Stein says that he Will not
court through fear or threats and he
has ordered Manno to appear In
court.
while I'm Detroit ON business connected
with the establishment OF n cigar
factory, here. Patrick Barrett, OF
Ionia, was seized with pneumonia and
died, Friday Mr.. Barrett was 81
years old and Is survived by his son;
/ daughter, Miss Crystal Barrett. Of
Ionia. He was senior member of the
cigar firm OF Barrett a. Scully. of
Ionia and Lansing. The body will be
lS'rosecutor Van Zile has nled I'm the cir
cult court q Recommendations that
], Attorney William l.. Kelly be dis
barred from practice. Kelly 10 out
20 farther until he returns. Kelly
T. was accused by client, Steve Ruk-
Ia Itch, with having deceived him with
RuslieS lost os aSont s sso as ~hen
contractor refused TO complete job
he had started
6The National Playground institute will
meet I'm Detroit Jan. 10, 70 and -,
81 behind others in the development
b of playground system. Those In.
4 terested in the subject are hopeful
x that the discussions will result In
i the establishment OF accumulation to
Y take exclusive charge OF the play
b grounds I'm this city. Mayor Thomp-
( son will deliver the address Of well
\ come at the opening mass meeting
Jan. 10.
Nlarenee A. Proctor, the city's asphalt
expert, II keeping close tab ON the
4 streets in the downtown district
h this winter and has introduced an
innovation by making repairs in the
Y dead OF winter. All day Wednesday
Il and Thursday gangs were at work
y on Woodward-ave., patching up holes
( wherever they presented themselves.
In this way the life OF the pavement
Will be greatly extended. IL the
= holes were allowed to remain until
! job
Boliowing a meeting Of the faculty Of
Detroit college, Friday, 90 discuss the
question of admitting women to the
Z series OF philosophy lectures now be-
ing given by the Rev. Err Geyser, 1t
was decided to permit women to at
tend. The lectures are held every
, Tuesday evening In Detroit college
4 evening class for the students, but so
X much general interest has been
K evihced In them. especially by women,
that hereafter they Will have more
! popular standing
Nhe nrst convention for 1911 will be
held I'm the Hotel Pontchartrain,
b Wedn esday Thursday and Friday OF
| next week when the Lake Carriers
association will meet. over a hundred
members OF the association are ex-
a pected. and the meeting promises to
be. one OF great Importance TO lake
shippers Congressman William e.
l. Humphrey, OF Washington; Governor
Chase g. Osborn and Senator William
Alden Smith will be among the speak.
! ers. Jan. Is. the Lumber Carriers
association will meet In the Hotel
I Normandie.
THE Detroit Women Principals associ-
alton was organized by the women
2sinelpals 1 SasI principals n, and
| schools, In meeting held In the
! Myra Jones school, Friday afternoon.
( The object of the club Is mutual
are: President, Miss Emma Coughlan.
principal of the Myra Jones school;
\ vice-president Miss Katherine NJ.
Gartner, grade principal. Eastern
High school; secretary, Miss Alice ".
Guysi, supervisor OF drawing; treas
urer, Miss Clara Cumming, assistant
principal, Fairbanks school.
All the recounts asked for in last Tues
day nights session of the common
council have been finished and not
IA one alderman has been unseateC.
There will be no further recounts
except the one asked for by ex-Ald.
Charles Il. Wing. OF the Tenth ward.
The net result OF the Sixteenth ward
recount, Friday, was to reduce Aid.
John c. Garvey's majority OF 30 over
| Alex. Din to 81. In the Fifteenth
ex-Ald. Robert w. Rutter cut down
Aid. Thomas Lynch's lead from "a
TO 10. The aldermen believe that the
results show that the old system, of
counting the ballots Is just as ac-
curate and reliable as the counting
board plan.
Bpesking ON sThe moral aspects of city
! apiannfng,0 I'm the First Unitariau
church. Friday night, Charles Moore,
OF the city plan and Improvement
I commission. made a number OF sug-
gestions for the improvement Of the
city. One OF them was the establish
K ment or an outer park system. with a
large forest park and connecting
driveways. beginning In the vicinity
l. of Crosse Pointe and sweeping
around In a semi circle almost TO
River Rouge. He also suggested the
n gradual development OF combined