The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-18
s1ERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Thieves enteie the store OF n. Lerner
No. ga Hastings-st.. Friday, and
stole $40 from the cash register
The sunday afternoon Illustrated lee
The golden East India, II art and
Its people"
PatroIman John McRobbie wa. struelx
by stree tear, Friday, at Griswoid-
~. ana Grand River-ave. lie was
knocked down and dragged 10 feet.
lie was badly shaken up.
On his way "a Denver from New York
city william canary, a deaf mute,
was taken III in Detroit and had 10
be removed from the train at the
Union depot. Patrolman Hawkins
took him TO the Detroit sanitarium.
CoroneE hotharher IN satisfied that Mrs.
Fiorenee Meyer, who died suddenly,
FRIDAY morning. at No. 666 Gratiot-
ave, committed suicide by drinking
carbolic acid. Domestic difficulties
are said 10 have moved her TO her
act.
Coroner Rothacher In satisfied that no
doctor Is responsIbie for the death OF
Mrs. Cora Quigley, 10 years old. who
died followinS an operation. The cor
oner IL convinced that she perform
ed The operation and his investiga-
ton As dropped.
Louis siegeI. manager of the cloak de-
partment i'm Heyn's bazaar, under
went an operation for appendicitis
IN Harper hospital "Wednesday night
lie showed Improvement Immediately
aiter the operation and 10 now max
ing good progress toward recovery
The Are auto truc;S from Engine Go. 3,
which was smashed tu collision
with Woodward car Thursday
night, IL now In repair shop and
il rs cstimated that n will cost
$1,000 To put IL into shape. The fire.
men who were Injured are all re-
covering.
PuhIic Works Commissioners Haarer
al...a an
allow the $40, 900 he asked for cre-
osotins plant, the city viii snve sew
etal thousands OF dollars annually on
it's paving incidentally, the city
would ncquirc some OF the finest
pavements IN the country at reason
able cost.
The trial of the drns and individuals
Indicted In connection with the bath
tub trust prosecution has been set
Tor May IS by Judge Denison. The
government asked that the cases be
taken IN Aprii I. but Attorney Leo
NJ ButZcl represented that more time
Was needed for the preparation or
the defense md hts request for
postponmont was granted.
A musical trent j. lea store for the
members OF the Newsboys' nssocin-
ton IN their meeting, sunday night
In Detroit Wheellnen's hall. The as
ISOLATION band. augmented IN num-
bers under the leadership OF Harold
Todd VIZ play the Ht,Iif"ys r Pre-,
(RossinD. selection from THE Boz
hcminn Girl" ,Bolfe) The Ameri-
can Patrol, Mecham) "Fantnsia or
English, Irish and Scotch Airs,
(G0dfrcv) Melodies OF popular
music. There Will be "a vocal solo
by Albert G. Denham, accompanied
: by Earl G. Holmes. Director Il. Il.
llamlln will preside.
A severe cold which hns kept Bishop
Foley contined TO his room for three
days past prevented the venerable
prelnte from attending the a. q. IA.
entertainments IN honor OF ST Pat
rick. held Ia knights OF Equity hall,
Friday evening. at which IL was eX-
pecled the bishop would speak.
Auxiliary Bishop Edward Kelly, OF
Am Arbor. who was also 10 have
been present. contracted grip fol-
lowing his visit TO Detroit Wednes-
DAY ana was unable To leave his
home The Rev. Il. J. Van Antwerp
war pressed into service AS the ora
tor OF the evening. The program
OF addresses and music was thor
oughly enjoyed by q large audience.
CorporntIon Counsel Haliy Inns written
R.p. a. Ward Copiey urging that the
legislature provide the machinery
for making effective certain clauses
IN the new constitution with referer-
ence to the powers OF cities The
constitution. for instance. gives
cities the right 60 maintain parks.
cemeteries hospitals and public
works OF ali kinds outside their cor
porate limits. but no machinery has