The Detroit times., 1911-03-30
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING


scheduled for Thursday evening in
the hall at High and ST. Antoine-sts.
Judge Mandell and George p. Codd
Dutch lunch" will be served after
the speeches
mary stockweII, "a years old, and vioIa
Day, 20, were arrested Wednesday
night on complaint OF Frederick No-
,fn ian IA, he says says he was drinking with
the TWO fair ones In a Wayne-st.
cafe, when they relieved him OF his
watch and SIS.
George Royan, q salesman employed by
nndson a symfngton, was arrested
Wednesday on charge or larceny
two 1uss or ss Sa podics ssy he
money, later having the rugs deliv-
cred at the purchasers home Q. o. ID.
The name OF Herbert l.. Russell will
NOT ge ON the ballot NJ . Prohibition
candidate for school inspector In the
mission decided Wednesday after
noon that Mr.. Russell's petition was
presented too late. Il having reached
the commission Tuesday morning.
a eombfned Democratic rally and
smoker Will be held In schreiber's
day evening. All the Democratic can
dtdates for judicial and other Offices
in the coming election have been In
ssS sna ,fs0s saa sa maks ASs Sssf
Harry Simpson, No. 1es Randolph-st.,
ana Thomas Franklin, Michigan-ave.
and Third-st.. were locked up In the
night, suspected OF being two men
who held up and robbed citizen at
9ratiot-ave. and Hastings-st They
man who said he saw the pair hold
up victim and relieve him OF his
valuables.
Hollowfng an apoplectfe seizure, suffer-
,,s Cser eeo, Ms.; Go.cS ". ala = oSTeh, %sd
nesday In the family home. No. 80
Lincoln-ave. Mrs. Couch was so years
old and came to Detroit with her
husband f1n5 ornno and family q p..sSa years ago r
Couch, one son. Alfred e. Couch. and
two daughters, the Misses Ada and
Winnffred Couch, survive.
sThe fndeterminate sentence law II n
good thing and has done more 10
advance discipline In penal lnstitu-
tions than any other factor" declares
DR.. j, b. Bradley. or the state board
Of PsraHns now IN osssisGn session In the De
courages prisoners to feel that the
law which Furnishes them Is also
willing to give them a chance. The
board has 20 cases under consider
alton In the House OF Correction"
Mrs- Christina Baumann, mother OF
Deputy City Treasurer Jacob Bau-
mann. died Wednesday In the home
lowing a weeks Illness from pnsu-
monia. Mrs. Baumann was born In
switzerland and came to Detroit with
I her late husband in is47; Besides ia
Pontiac. q daughter, survives. Flu
neral services will be held in the
F. home, Friday afternoon, with inter-
msnt In Elmwood.
In preparation for possible drowning
nHnn
aid" knowledge may save a life. Prof.
George II. Corsou, Y. NJ. c. \. swim
ming instrsetor gave emily an illustrates ,n 60
station Prof Corson showed how a
rescuer could slip through the most
ing person and by simple tricks OF
gymnastics succeed In landing both
In safety. Resusoitation methods
were explained, and the entire dem,
Ssisfaii'n Seipfai, proved interesting anu
Capt. II. NJ. Dichmsnn, OF the Twenty
sixth T.. 8. Infantry. stationed at
Fort Wayne. completed an inspection
Of the entire militia OF the state, on
which he has been engaged for a
month, by inspecting the second bat
talon Of the First infantry in the
Light Infantry armory. Wednesday
night About 200 men turned out.
The inspection OF the First battalion
was made Tuesday evening, In the
Light Guard armory. All the state
troops located in Detroit are In readi-
ness to proceed TO Texas on few
hours notice, in case the war depart :
ment decides TO call out the National
Guard.
There n . disposition among some OF
the aldermen TO force the Detroit
Reduction Co, which has the con-
tract for disposing OF the eitys gar. ,,
providing two additional receiving
stations or give up the work Be
ern part OF the city to the present
receiving station at the foot OF
Twenty-fourth-s st, II costs the city
several thousand dollars more for
the service than It would IL the com
pany provided the additional stations.
Ald' Garyey got a resolution through
the council Tuesday night. authoroao ao
ing the city controller to sell sb2,SOO
worth OF the 100000 of garbage
bonds voted year or two age. TOT
land adjoining the Twenty fourth st.
receiving station. The plan IL TO use
the additional land for storage pur-
noaes