The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-09-14
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING.

Thomas nenker reports that his home.
M. 5i0 Joe. Cannpan-ayes Was en-
tered by burglars, Wednesday. ana
robbed OF jewelry TO the value OF
t1OS.60
Anthony Brisl<ey, living at M. l01s
Twenty nfth-st, was struck ny JEFF
ferson car at Myrtle and twenty
ATHEISTS. about $40 a. M Thursday,
sustaining injuries about the head.
He vas taken home.
George A. Fobert. acquitted BY a jury
In Judge Phelan's court, "wednesday
night. on a charge preferred by Mrs.
Kate Heberroth was Immediately re-
arrested on a complaint made by
lz-year-old girl
Israel and Bella Itxkowitz, No. 332
- Minder-st. stepped on live wire
as they were walking together at
hinder and 81 Antoine-sts., We'd
nescay night Both suffered a severe
shock. but soon recovered.
VIM. Mhittenberg, street cleaner, Was
knocked down by an undertaiker's
fayette-bivd.. Wednesday afternoon.
sustaining three broken ribs. lie was
taken TO the Detroit sanitarium.
Harvey Conroy, No. 3334 Mlchigan-ave.,
IL In -. MaFy's hospital, with savere
INJURIES to his head. the result OF be-
ms beaten by couple OF highway
men on champlain-st.. Xednesd
night. He was also robbed OF a small
amount OF money.
Alexander Waderiow, No. s44 Wood
wyard-Svey ssd nj. brother, II. A.
Waoerlow, No. 10 Highest. east. were
nned IS and IS. respectively, by JUS
tice Potter, OF Highland Park. for
engaging In controversy with a
street car conductor over their tares.
Herman Lawrence, No. 2al Michigan
ssey collapsed from exhaustion,
caused by hay fever. at Michigan
ave; and Griswoid-st. "Wednesday
night. He was unable TO speak, be-
cause or his affection An ambu-
lance took him TO st. Mary's hos
pital, where he was revived during
the night.
Il II. Cabeil, commissioners OF internal
revenue In Washington, has Informed
local internal revenue officers that
ne Will arrive In the city. Sept. Is, to
attend the convention OF internal
rev enue officers. That ID the day OF
PRESIDENT Taft's visit and the Board
or Commerce has extended an invi-
tation to Mr.. Cabell to oe a eaest
at tho banquet TO be rendered the
Rep. George Lord who re.re..nted
Michigan In the annual conference OF
the International Tax association.
held In Richmond, Va. has returned
10 the city. 1T was the best meet
ing the association has ever had"
said Mr.. Lord. Matters relating to
titxation came up for careful discus
sion and believe much was accom-
plished In extending the ideas OF
scientific taxation"
Peter HUT, No. lat ckweod-aye., n
slaughter In connection with the
death OF John Kawaschneski. No. 1887
Miiitary-ave.. who died I'm St Aary's
noslital. few days ago. as the re-
striking him while he was Crossing
the road al -Junction-ax and Inaer-
soI-st. Kut 10 said to have been
the driver OF the vehicle.
AssistAnt Corporation COUNSEL Lawson
= Yrepariag 60 defend Health officer
Keller and MIX Inspector William
II. Pierce In the suit brought asinst
them by John c. Day, q dairyman,
OF Rochester. Mich. Day IL suing for
$4,000 damages. claiming that when
the officials refused to certify 20 the
quality OF milk he was supplying he
lost contract to furnish 800 quarts
day to the Towar Creamery Co.
Attorney John J.. thinner, whom Jus
tice Randolph sentenced 60 10 days
imprisonment for contempt of court
at the close OF Justice Meriques trial
In Hamtramck, Tuesday. was arrest
ed by Constable William Cline. We'd
nesday afternoon. Ex-Sheriff Burns
and A J. singeiyn came 70 Zim.aer's
Judge Codd ordered his release. RAN
delphi claimed the attorney was in
contempt for asking for a change OF
venue In the trial OF Justice Merique,
charged with selling liquor on Sum-
day
The eighth annual convention OF the
Michigan division, National League
OF Pcstmasters, came to an end.
Wednesday afternoon The resolu-
tons adopted indorse the parcels
post, commend President Taft and
Postmaster General Hitchcock for
their efforts in building up the pos
tai service and declare against one
cent postage for letters. In place OF
any reduction In the postal rates, the
from two.cenf noataga he .-aad Tor
the extension OF postal facilities in
the small towns. The convention
also recommended that the depart
ment establish rule requiring news