The Detroit times., 1911-06-22
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Michael Miller, % years old, No. ST.
thene-st, attempted 20 escort q pail
OF Deer across Chene-st. at Garfield
s xe'i mednssday night a street car
ehael Is In Grace hospital
Mrs. Joseph knauber, and two little
chidren, sought shelter In central
police station Wednesday night after
having tramped the streets all day.
she says her husband was TO have
Joined her here. but has failed TO do
So Her money Is exhausted.
Eliza Richardson, No. 37g Macomb-st.,
was so dependent over illness, We'd
nesoayt that she threatened TO COM
init suicide. police officer went
into the house and found a dagger
concealed In her bed She was re-
moved TO st. Mary's hospital.
a warrant was issued In police court
"wednesday for George DANNY, editor
or the Equal Suffrage club magazine,
charging him with obtaining money
under false pretenses. The women
who publish the magazine declare
Dandy collected funds and vanished
samuel Maggois and Anthony Crack
ola Sr,n were ,, arrested last might by the
ngh' In the alley In the rear OF NO.
3ll Macomb-st The men had been
nghting, but when the police arrived
both turned their attention TO the
officers, and one OF them fred upon
Officer III. A. Shook.
II. W. Unger, horticultural In the park
department, writes 10 Commissioners
Hurlbut that AZ Is impossible TO pre-
serve plants In Grand Circus and
other parks. because OF the dogs that
are allowed TO run at large ana dig
he A.w HZA IL hat
this season. replanting OF flowers is
impracticable. Secretary Busch sug-
gests that replanting OF some OF the
dogs might be effective. and park
watchmen will be Instructed TO drive
dogs out OF the parks as much as
- possible.
Aid. jones Vernon, of the second ward,
complained 20 the corporation conn
sells office Wednesday, that an auto
mobile with license No. l7l7 was
driven recklessly up Woodward ave.
Tuesday night. Aid. Vernon was go,
ing home In his car after the council
meeting. when the other machine
was driven past him. swervlng
sharply TO the left. so that any down
town traffic would have been In dan
ger Aid. Vernon was incensed. and
asked his son. who was driving. 10
follow the machine, 80 as TO get Its
speed and number. The speedometer
showed 25 miles an hour According
10 the secretary OF states list. license
No. l7IT. that borne by the offending
machine. is held by H. c. Walker
The dredRi Ing Of the BInck river, Port
Huron, WINS begun Wednesday. jun-
Tor Engineer Kent. who is supefVlS-
ing the work, doesn't believe there
IS any danger OF a typhoid epidemic
resulting from the dredging. and he
declares that the dredging OF the
river in 1902 was not responsible for
the outbreak OF typhoid foyer in De-
troit at that time He SAYS That me
then, and that the number OF typhoid
deaths in Detroit was smaller then
than when no dredging was done
Assessor NngeIs plan for n radical In
crease In assessments In the central
district. which he expects to have
next year, may be curbed by sys-
tenn proposed by Assessor Oscar Is
Marx that all three assessors work
together on the valuations. Assess
or Marx would have the Held work
done by each assessor In his own dis
trict which would take care OF the
buildings. but ne would have the
three assessors sit together on land
valuations. Assessor Plass is said TO
favor the plan, which Will make two
TO one on the board Assessor Ndgel
is at present away attending a con-
vcntion OF the Modern Woodmen or
America in Buffalo.
Although she had money enough 10
hire a taxi, an elderly -. Thomns,
Ont woman was refused admission
t. the United States. Tuesday. she
came In on the Michigan Central
railway, ana as Sne expression
tention OF remaining. was told Nv the
Inspector on the train that she would
have TO visit the immigration bureau.
When she reached there Inspector
Frick noticed that was acting pecu-
liarly. When she approached the
desk, she doubled up AMI fell In
heap on the floor. An odor on her
breath told the reason. Your taxi IS
outside still, madam" said the In
spector, helping her up. II think you
had better so back TO st. Thomas.
The next time you try to enter the
United States don't bring cargo OF
Canadian wet goods with you
To build n college for the education of
children Of members who nre not
aole to pay for an education, Is one
OF the projects which Will be taken
up at the twcnty-third annual con-
yention OF the Loyal order Of Moose,
TO be held here Aug 2l-25. tract
of land has been decided 10 the order
for the purpose in Muncie. Ind. and
$4,000 has been contributed. besides
large endowments by wealthy mem
beers Of the order. This Is said 10 be
the first time In the world that a
fratcrnal order has undertaken a
work os this kind. The convention
is expe cted To draw about 1900 peo-
pie TO the city Detail work Is un-
der charge OF Charles III. Buell.. sec
rotary OF the convention committee
notice. are being sent TO business
men, asking them not to contribute
TO the convention fund except
through agents bearing credentials
under the official seal.