The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-02-11
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

.Lineoin and his times, will be the
subject OF the illustrated talk Ia tae
art museum SUNDAY afternoon.
The Wayne county preh.bitionists viii
meet Monday evening at No. - iris
wold-st.. TO select delegates Tor the
state prohibition COW ention, 10 DC
held In Lansing. Feb. 10.
M.rston Novsck, four years old, No.
Iif1 Husseii-st., played With match
es Friday. His clothing caught nre
and he was seriously burned lie -
IN the children's Tree hospital.
In q meeting OF Grace hospital trus-
tees, Friday, a Was reported that
Is progressing rapidly and a portion
OF the new building will be ready for
use about March 10.
Eve Walton, three years old, living nj
Nc; itz nsileyre-ave, hsmtr.msl,
Friday, while her mothers back WAS
turned. and was so seriously scalded
that she Is not expected TO live.
Joseph PIntbxek, 10 years old, n board
err at No. ef7 CHAM iain-st., eoniniit-
ted suicide, Friday. by SWALLOWING
carbolie acid. The young man, who
hailed from Hungary. was homcsick
and respondent because he could ind
no work.
NJ No. 10 Otis-st., Friday night, 40
find Michael Polander, No. Ham
mond-ave.. rifiing his trunk. To es-
cape. Polander leaped from a Sec
ankle was fractured He attempted
to crawl away, but was easily cap
tured. He was arrested and then
taken to 81. Mary hospital.
Keller Clark wa. arrested Friday night
by Detectives sullivan and steinhe-
bel for the Chicago police. lie Is
said to have obtained money by
means OF fake kilograms His lat
est scheme. II is charged. Is TO teie-
graph under an assumed name TO
friends and relatives that he Is dead
and that money must be sent on TO
ship the body back to Chicago.
Asking $4,000 for his left eye, which
was Knocked out during a nght, Ju-
Illus Waller brought suit In Judge
Murfin's court. Friday. against Rob-
ert johnson. While the two men
were employed on the same job an
argument arose, and Johnson alleges
that Waller struck him frst with a
stick. Johnson then grabbed the
stick and struck back. The stick en-
tered walters eye, destroying the
sight
aRer of FinzeI's orchestra, Ia The
Times. announces the safe arrival or
the orchestra at Put In Bay. after
an. exciting trip OF 80 miles across
went by the interurban road to
point near Toledo, and from there
crossed the lake on Ice boats They
were bothered by a strcng head wind
which caused them TO go many miles
out OF their way.
Attorney Human w. GOodenOuRh will
address the "Lincoin, meeting OF the
Newsboys' association Sunday even
Charles f. Mabley Will render a vo-
cal solo. accompanied by Miss Leona
NJ. Troy, and little Miss Catherine
Upton will play a violin solo. accom-
panied by Master Earl Rotherick. A
special cash prize will be awarded to
the boy who gives the best musical
stunt" of the evening. President
John l.. Dexter will be in charge OF
the meeting.
Mrs. Jennie Wolf brought suit against
the Detroit City ems Co.., I'm Judge
Rohnerts court, Friday, for 100000.
alleging that Clyde Gault, a meter
Inspector. refused to tell who he was.
and when she objected TO him enter
ing her cellar, knocked her down
with his fist. beat her and struck her
with n wrench. Mrs. Wolf claimed
to have been seriously injured in
ternally. but In reply to a question
from James Turner. for the defense.
admitted that she had alleged these
same injuries In case against the
ID. U. r.. which was settled for $500.
Because workingmen punched the
transfers 10 make them good on the
three-cent lines during working
mems hours, the ID. ". r.. has res
on the ray-enter cars from punching
the routes on transfers The orig
nal order was made to save time.
but conductors were required to
route transfers on the three-ccnt
lines. because transfers to these lines
are not given on workingmen's tick
cts. Workingmen defeated this pro-
vision by punching their own trans
fers
Postmas ter Warren announces that
Monday, Feb. II, Ltncoln's brit hda y,
will be observed as legal holiday.
All departments OF the main post
office, and all stations. will remain
open until noon. All deliveries and
collections scheduled to occur be-
fore noon will he In operation as
usual There will be a general coll
lection of mail throughout the en-
tire city. commencing at $50 p. m,
and aside from this there will be a
collection IN the down town business
seetion alone , at SHG 2. m .d The h sSe
evening as usual. All incoming and
outgoing mails will be received and
dispatched as usual.
Fred Copeland, n bachelor and COM
he hates children, caused Mrs
Blanche ODonnell. proprietress OF
nursery, with 10 babies and two
mothers, to be evicted from his house
at No. 166 Windemere-ave., Highland
Park, because she was three months
behind with her rent. The youngest
of the children was only ~ hours old
With It's mother. and six other babies
II was removed in an ambulance 30
the Woman's Hospital and Infants
Home. Three other children. all un-
der three years. were taken to the
shelter Home. Deputy Sheriff Van
Slembrouck and J. w. Jayne, OF the
$. y. G. c., were on hand to see the
children were properly cared for. The
>. r. G. &. found that Mrs. O'Don-
nelfs home was clean and warm and
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