The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Anthony Schcnk, 30 years old, died
fracture of the skull. He was inJur-
ed by a piece Of flying wood in
saw mill In johannesburg, Mich. Cor
oner Burgess was called
hold an informal dinner In Richter's
Monday evening at $50. George ID
Mason Will tell OF his recent trip to
the convention of the American In
stitute of Architects in san FRAN
cisco,
Joseph Bedore, q barber nj M. -
Broadway, has been reported misslng
since last Friday. when he departed
with $3.50. with which he intended TO
purchase shop. He has not been
heard from since and his friends are
worried.
While John Kurakowski, No. 40 Thirty
second-st., wns riding motorcycle
on the Detroit, Toledo a. Ironton
tracks. near Dearborn-ave,, sunday
afternoon, switch engine struck
him. His vehicle was badly smashed
and he was cut and bruised
A solitary policeman rnidcd Jobnson's
livery stable on MiiwauAee-ave., sun
day afternoon and prevented prize
night between two youthful white
hopes. About 100 night enthusiasts
vicinity learned OF the proposed bat
tie and notified the police.
Milo DayjamodIes, the Hungarian nj
No. 131 Might-st., who said men who
simulated the police flying squadron
came to his house and robbed IL, Is
locked Mp himself. IL developed that
the supposed robbers are real detec-
tives and that they searched the
house for some skins stolen from
Carl T.. Schmidt & Co.
Led by Chief Deputy Edward Stein, n
squad OF deputies entered Leopolds
dance hall on Van Dyke road. Ham
tramck, Sunday morning, and broke
up cooking main. About loo birds
were there ready for battle and loo
enthusiasts were on hand TO witness
the main The deputies ordered the
birds taken away and drove the spec
tators out into the street.
For the second time within two weeks
Miss Clara Wright, of New York. has
brought the bodies OF near relatives
TO tins city for burial in the family
lot In Woodmere Miss Wright came
10 Detroit Sunday with the body or
her uncle, Bamlet {. Wright, OF Bos-
ton and less than a fortnight ago
brought the body of her brother, I'D
ward b. Wright. from Hamilton, ont.
when Charles Richardson, No. 6SS
Grand River-ave., attempted 90 turn
his automobile north on Ltncoln-aNe,.
from Putnam-ave., Sunday AFTER
noon, the stearing gear went wrong.
The auto struck the curb and the
Mrs. Kirk Bumpus and Josephine
her seycn-year-old daughter. We're
cut by nying glass and bruised. They
live at NO. IA Merfick-aNe.
Combinations were held sunday ny
Bishop Charles ID. Williams Ina the
following churches. st. Andrews
Memorial, in the morning, class OF
10; 81. Adams, Highland Park, IN the
afternoon. a class of six, and Christ
church, in the evening, class OF 30.
Bishop Williams returned TO Detroit
Saturday from Philadelphia, where
he has been the speaker in the noon
day Lenten services held in st. Ste
phen's church, in that city.
Mrs. sarah A. Mcdonald, widow Of the
late II. =. Mcdonald, who for many
years was police sergeant in the re-
corder's court, died sunday in her
home In Wyandotte. Mrs. Mcdonald
was 20 years old and camo TO Detroit
30 years ago from Brownstown, Mich.
She is survived by three sons and one
daughter: Mrs NJ Keel, Ann Arbor;
@. G. and r. 5. Mcdonald, Jr.. of De-
troit and II b. Mcdonald kalama-
zoo. Funeral services VIII be heid
OF r. s. Mcdonald, Jr, No. 80 PARK
ave
MRS. Laura Newell Floyd died sunday
In her home In the Gibson apart
ments. No. $50 Trumbull-ave., from
complication OF diseases. Mrs. FLOYD
was born in Crown Point, n. Y, 10
wears ago and had lived in Detroit
since 1890 The following four , ehid-
Detroit: Miss Mary FLOYD, Troy, n.
Y: Frank w Floyd. Birmingham.
Mich; Ralph n. Floyd, Maneelona,
Mich. Funeral services VIII De held
in Hamilton's chapel, Tuesday after
noon. after which the body will be
taken to Crown Point for interment.
To saye the life of man ne had never
seen before, John Wysncr, motor
man, living at No. 249 Heidelberg st,
allowed two quarts OF his best blood
to how into the veins OF w. j. Fan
SON. OF Alternately, Saskatchewan,
last Wednesday. The TRANSMISSION was
for the cure Of pernicious anaemia.
and is believed to be the first time
the remedy has been used for this
purpose. DR.. John w. Harrison sug-
zcsted IL and superintendent the oper-
alton. which appears TO have been
successful
The body Of DIR. EIisha Leach, formerly
OF Detroit, who died In Corpus Chris
n. Texas Dec 2, 1910. has been
brought TO Detroit for burial in Mt.
Olivet cemetery DR.. Leach gradu-
ated from the medical department OF