The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

John Chambers, alias John King. A.
wanted by the Detroit police. re
was 10 have Joined mis- wife In To-
iedo, out tailed TO do so and now she
IL In destitute circumstances
A bold thief threw n brick through the
windo" OF the teweiry store OF Louis
Meier. No 1867 Gratiot-ave.. about
i.sV o'clock "Wednesday morning. lie
He'd.
The suit OF Alfred ID. Tnber against
Frederiek u. Terry, whom he charge.
Win anenating the affections Of mis-
vile. Ethel raber. and from whom
ne ASKS $4,000 damages will be
heard In the circuit court In "a short
time.
For the sake of his wife and two ba-
Dies, Judge Phelan ON Tuesday pm
roied Fred Lewis, who pleaded guilty.
10 stealing auto tires from the An
derson Electric Co George Rogers
who pleaded guilty TO the same
jail
Al. rights TO his son, BENJAMIN, aged
-, were surrendered In Judge Dur
Tees court Tuesday, by Benjamin
Nafpaport. Sr., who married. a widow
win nVe children when he already
placed In charge OF the United Jew
ish Charities.
With only four more days To serve out
his parole, Frank Bretz got into diff
ncuity again. lie was arrested Tues
day by Detectives Donovan and
bandemer on charge of stealing
Dr y. r. Harrison's touring car. In
which he and friends went on n Joy
ride 10 Pontiac.
The police are looking for n middle
Martin. Mrs c. M Culver. No. ia
Horton-ave,, missed IS from her
home after the woman came there
20 get work as servant. There
have been other complaints OF the
same character
Annn Mayer, No. 31s Forrest. west, In
out $40, as the result OF the visit OF
q designing stranger TO her store,
Tuesday The stranger asked her to
give him $40 bill for 20 one dollar
bills. She did IL and about an hour
later awoke 10 the fact that her
visitor had handed her "a bunch OF
blank paper instead OF the bills.
Firmin kopp, an aged man living alone
at No. Az Gratiot-aye., WAS not seen
FOR several days and neighbors ask
ed the police to investigate. Patrol
man Charles Norman broke In the
door and found him unconscious. He
was taken in an auto patrol TO st.
Mary's hospital. where IL VAS found
he had suffered "a stroke of paralysis.
schEin Pernick, an aged Russian, died
suddenly In the Union station rues-
day afternoon. while on his way from
Russia to Chicago, where his son IL
critically III. Coroner Burgess de-
cided that death was due 10 fatigue
and anxiety. lie notified the Chicago
relatives of the mans death.
The board of poor commissioners, In its
annual meeting, Tuesday afternoon,
re-appointed Supt. 4, Il. Dolan and
Secretary II. IL, Prenzlauer. and
named the following doctors for The
city physicians office. Lawrence Il.
Pike. Carl Dupernell II. j. Pryzblow-
ski, W. +. Melody. ID. II. Binning, Geo,
+ LAWN. hospital physician. and Guy
IN RFi nh tal
Paul Kobe, the new lessee OF Belle
Isle casino, Will give n compliment
airy dinner TO the aldermen In the
casino Wednesday evening at D. m.
Mr. Kobe takes this means OF show
ing his appreciation OF the councils
action In awarding him the contract
for the casino privilege over William
Koncn. the former lessee, whose bid
.. was considerably higher than Kolbe's.
Entertainment II OF the big fea-
lures of the Allgemeiner Arbeiter
bund. which opened a convention In
Detroit, Tuesday. The delegates
river. Tuesday night; a big social
meeting will take place from 8 TO
o'clock tonight, and a ball will be-
gin at S:30. The convention will last
Till Friday. Welcoming addresses
were delivered, Tuesday. by Mayor
Thompson and Lieut.-Gov. Ross.
An exploring party led BY Rudolph Et-
xenhouser, whose discoveries fn al
legged prehistoric mounds nave Deen
pronounced fakes by some archaeol-
ogists, quietly invaded Greenfield
township Tuesday and dug up a tab
let of slate measuring about seven by
four inches aud a quarter or an inch
thick, under "a mound. O. kinna-
man, dean of Hope college,. Holland,
Mich. was in the party and expressed
the belief that the relic Is genuine.
IL was firmly imbedded in the earth
about Is inches below the surface.
Others in the party were Dean James
Savage OF Most Holy Trinity church:
James Soper and John a. Russell, OF
the Home Telephone Co.
In the meeting OF the board of health,
tonight, Health Ofncer Kiefer will
call attention to the dredging OF the
Black river, at Port Huron. which Is
TO be done this summer. Like Health
officer Smith. OF st. Clair. DR.. Kiefer
fears that the dredging may cause
typhoid epidemic In Detroit, and all
along the river from Port Huron to
Detroit. Health Officer Smith points
out that. when the river was dredged
in 1889, 1891 and 1892. much typhoid
fever resulted. The water in the ST.
Clair river, Lake st. Clair and the
Detroit river Is said TO have been
contaminated by the sewage shld4
from the Black river being dumped
into the st. Clair river Steps should
be taken, Health Officer Smith says.
TO keep the Black river sewage
al 10 Clair river and