The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-10
WHERE LIFE is
X WORTH LIVING

The police have been asked 10 look for
Minnie MiIey, shout "a years old. she
had been hving In the home OF A. +,
disappeared from there about Feb. 4.
Detective Henry Bodinus, OF the GEN.
trai statfon bureau, Il hi In his home,
NO 1907 seotten-aye. from tubercu-
losis. lie has not been on duty since
the close or the boyaJian case IN
which ne was material witness.
Ernest Wilson, "a years old, agent for
the Grand Trunk railroad az Belle
River. ont, was run over and in
stantly killed By a Wabash locomo-
tive, within a few rods OF the sta
ZION, sunday night, His home was
In Newbury. Ont
Daniel Nathan, aged g., n former De-
troit and Alpena business man, died
SATURDAY night. in Harper hospital,
following an operation. The funeral
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon. from
the family residence, No 223 Han
cock-aYe. east
Joseph Schroeder, - years old, M. IO7
ChamDlain-st., died An ~. Mary's hos
pital, sunday, from injuries received
In the GRAND Trunk yards. March 30.
lie was a switchman for the Grand
Trunk and was injured while coup
ing cars. Coroner burgess has the
case.
J. r.. Temple, No. 81: MeIdrum- ave,
complains 40 the police that he was
held UP and roDDed OF 50 on "A Baker
81. car, OF MnlGn no was
AZ happened saturday afternoon on
Chene-st., near Canneld-ave. lie
says the hold-up was the work or a
couple OF foreigners
Beginning Monday night, newsboys
uader lJ years OF age, caught selling
papers on tho streets after y. m,
wal be gathered in by truant otncers
ana complaints wal he entered
against them in the juvenile court
Inis is the text OF an order ISSUED
by Judge hubert saturday.
sherin Gnstcn and STA deputies went 10
Henry Bommer's saloon, in River
Rouge, sunday. having heard that "A
chicken main was 10 be held mere
When the deputies arrived, there was
no main, but "A lot or bros were dis-
covered BONNER promised there
would be no ngnts at has place ana
the parry returned.
Corporation Counsel Hniiy says that
the legislature has right to In
crease the salaries OF the Detroit AL
dermen from 81 200 10 $4,000. as IL at
tempted In "a Dlll introduced by sem
ator Guy ~ Miller He says that
such power Is held only by the peo-
pie, and that an increase IN salaries
could come only through popular
vote.
Park Commissioners Huribut has "A plan
40 build concrete barrier around
the fooi or Belle Isle. where the wa
Ter is only three or four feet deep,
and let IL be hled in with street
sweepings and other refuse lie es-
llHuleS lhalr ny upiib ihAS 81 AhN
foot OF the island anu later at the
head. several hundred acres could be
added TO the peoples playground
Twenty minutes after the sheriff OF
Tuscoia county had boarded IA train
for his home. having come here on
vain search for Joseph Dickinson,
aged 10. Of Caro-, who is wanted
there on "A charge OF passing forged
check for SIS. Dickinson was arrested
by Patrolman Dingeman, saturday
afternoon The sheriff viii now make
another trip to Detroit TO get the
prisoner
4 letter from Thomas A. Golfer, nephew
of j. Id. ArchboId, who IN now rrny-
cling In the Jungles OF Africa through
which eN-President Theodore Roose-
welt passed, mas been received by L..
A. Walton. OF the Burroughs Adding
Machine Co. Mr.. Golfer describes an
all-nlght pow-wOw. held by about 90
bowling native drummers, rendering
ear-splitting music. The Golfer party
Is made up Of 10 men, IL OF whom
are coolies who carry the baggage
and food,
The modern language students have
thteright of way In the current num-
Der OF The Beacon, the Western hlSh
school magazine. The first pages Of
the magazine are devoted TO German
and French excerpts from the liter
ature OF those countries. translatlons
and reproduction OF famous scenes
and buildings In various parts or
Germany and France. The rest OF
8, the contents relate TO school news in
every department with goodly space
devoted TO athletics.
Accidentally locked I'm the office Of the
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