The Detroit times., 1911-05-12
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

Fire IN tAe home OF Anthony surst, No.
Friday morning. The fire was caus-
90 py a detective gas stove
. Charles Oox. Negro, n year. old.
was arrested. Thursday. night, on
a charge OF tapping the tin in Louis
eoov,,enieks grocery. 40. $50 St
Police officers In plain clothes, eauip-
ped with stop watches. are now an
the trail OF auto speeders Capt. Ba-
ker started the system on the down
town streets. Thursday.
Willie Erringer, eight years old, No.
Msren-sye. west, was struck ny
east. Thursday night, and cut about
the mead. He was taken home.
William johnson and Harvey Edwards,
NeGroes, were badly Injured, Thurs
day AFTERNOON. when a cement wall
NJ the Riverside Storage Co.. caved
Cross hospital
John kfilian, sentenced 90 two and q
half years In jackson prison by
Judge Connolly, for a statutory Of
Tense, requested the court to send
MIN TO Marquette instead. His re-
quest was granted.
III. II. Addison, No. D28 Michigan-nve.,
was struck by nm automobile owned
by the Detroit Journal. while he was
crossing Michigan-ave, at Twentieth
81 He was badly cut about the head
and was taken home.
Bronthi.law GoraIewiski, ~ years old.
swallowed three ounces of carboiic
acid, Thursday afternoon, In the
home OF his brother. Leon. No bSi
Harper-ave. He had quarreled with
his sweetheart. Coroner Rothacher
was called.
The United Druggists' association nied
Sisman company for $4,000 damages.
1t IL alleged the company failed TO
protect the plaintiffs stock while
putting new roof on the building
at No. 22 Woodbridge-st. east. used
by the association as warehouse.
Peter karpinski, 90 years old, M. 81
Thirtieth-st., died In 80. Mary's hos
pital. Thursday night. from injuries
Lumber Co. In the afternoon He
lost his balance and fell from a car
on which he was standing. right In
the path or a switch engine.
Mrs. Ellen Barefoot and her two grand
children, Tommy, aged two years,
found In want at No. 459 Lafayette
blvd, have been cared for, the old
lady going TO the home OF the Little
Sisters OF the Poor Tommy 10 the
House OF Providence. and Mary TO St
Vincents orphan asylum.
city Controller Heineman, Thursday,
nied his answer I'm the suit brought
In the name OF the attorney general
against the mayor. the controller. the
corporation counsel and others TO es-
tablish the validity OF the budget. He
asks that all the questions Involved
be definitely determined. pointing cut
that "a chaotic condition will result
unless they are disposed of
City hall run,or again says that supt.
Frank Aldrich, OF the ID. T.. W., II 10
be canned" When news Is scarce
In the city hall there is a new ru-
NOR that Aldrich is TO he let out.
The latest report arose from the fact
that the alley cleaning work, over
which Aldrich had entire supervision.
has been divided up he being given
the inside four wards. George Sathey
the eastside wards and Rondeau Bun
nell those on the west side.
Mrs. Elsie Tennit admitted to Judge
Hubert, Thursday, that the scnrs
covering the head and back or her
7-year-old son. Freddie, were caused
by deep wounds inflicted by her own
hand She declared that he per-
sisted In setting the house on hre
and she had 20 whip him. She was
Charles. Ave years old. into court.
Thursday II Is declared by neigh
bors that his body Is also badly
SCARED.
Justice Brooke, OF the state supreme
court, whose home was I'm Detroit
: before he was appointed to his pres
ent position, says IL would mean a
great saving OF time and money TO
Detroit lawyers IL a member or the
court had his residence here. as ne
could frequently save them trip 10
Lansing Justice Brooke says he
knows OF no reason why the SUI
preme court could not pass on the
legality OF the law requiring the JUS
tees TO reside in Lansing