The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-03
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

TIE governor OF Illinois has issued q
reouisition on Gov. Osborn OF Miehi-
gan for the extradition OF Hubert X.
charge OF getting $50 from Clarence
w. Cummings. OF Springfield, I'LL. un-
der false pretenses.
In = caucus Of the Independent party
OF -. Clair Heights, THURSDAY sight,
PRESIDENT. Francis Miller clerk. Geo.
WICK; treasurer, Richard Kading. as
SCISSOR. Edward 81. Onge: trustees,
Louis schaienbrand. William Beddow
Corporation Counsel HaIIy, who re-
turned from Lansing Thursday, says
the outlook IL very favorable to the
passage of both the amendment 10
act increasing the citys bonding
limit. Not even hint OF opposition
has developed thus far. he says.
Funeral service. for the late Mrs.
Thursday In her home. in Crosse
Pointe Farms. will be held In the
home SATURDAY afternoon at .
tor OF Christ churchrwil efAciate.
Interment will be made privately In
Elmwood cemetery.
While carrying q heavy plank at the
plant plant Of the People. Ice CO., Thurs
blacksmith. ruptured heart valve
old and lived at No. rs Mapie-st. His
norton examination was made TO de-
termine the cause OF death.
George Chase has commenced suit
against the Albert A. AIbrecht Co.,
contractors contract for $4,000 for injuries INJURIES
story of The new Parker, Webb h Co.
building on Twelfth-st.. In 1909. lie
alleges that he stepped on window
sill, which gave way, throwing him
TO the ground. and causing broken
bones and internal injuries
Ex-Msyor Philip Breitmeyer IN back
from Cube, looking the Dicture OF
Thronsh as ssrEt iee AL HICKS: Mayor eg,
Thompson presented his predecessor.
Thursday afternoon. with a silver
key TO the city hall Mr.. Breitmeyer
sent back a neat little message. say
ing that he would never use the key
except for the good Of the city or
Detroit.
Capt. G. II. westcott, supervising In
spector OF steam vessels for the
eighth district, has received notice
and labor. OF change In the reguia-
separate tanks or in tanks attached
10 automobiles, may be carried on
vessels without the necessity OF be-
ing stamped. provided that the tanks
possess the necessary tensile
strength.
Public Works Commissioner Haarer
will submit supplemental estimate
OF about $4,000 for removing from
the alleys sand and clay dumped
there by contractors. The commits
sioner has tried in vain TO put stop
TO the practice by having the Offend
ing contractors or Transfers hailed to
the recorders court. Some OF the
contractors have boosted that they
can pay fines and still save money
by dumping In the alleys, thus avoid
ing long hauls.
NJ N nj l~h II A
Park, sustained . deep scalp wound
in a collision with a buggy while
riding his motorcycle in pursuit of
automobile thieves In the village.
Thursday night. He was removed TO
Grace hospital. The auto was stolen
from in front of Ardussis hotel and
the thieves when the accident hap
pened. The machine was abandoned
by the thieves near the city limits,
where II was recovered by the nying
squadron OF the Detroit police de-
partment
Attorney Thomas 4. ConIon Will not
withdraw from the race for school
inspector In the Second ward. now
TO again be a candidate. He became
candidate, he explains. on Mr.. Bur-
toms assurance that he had decided
not to run. When asked to pledge
himself to oppose Supt Martindale.
by F. G. Osborn. of the Municipal
league, Conlon declined. and the
league then petitioned Mr.. Burton to-
run. Conlon says he does not feel
called upon to withdraw under the
circumstances.
Resolutions urging the purchase Of
the Ferry farm NJ Grand River-aye:
and the Boulevard, for a high school
site and athletic fields, were adopted
at an enthusiastic meeting OF the
West Warren Residents association,
In the Boulevard Congregational
church. Thursday night. About $50
members and others were present.