The Detroit times., 1911-01-11
Late Local News

Rudolph Boden, living ON strong-ave.,
fell from a building at Woodward
and Forest-aves., where he was at
work, Tuesday afternoon. His right
leg was fractured and he was taken
TO Grace hospital
Felix Ebare, 30 years old, No. AZ
Beech-st., fell from n new house ON
Drexel-ave., near Jefferson ave.
ternoon. He injured his back and
left side. and was taken home In an
auto patrol.
An eastbOund Forrest. car struck a
VEIN and FcTt -sts'' Tuesdsy al.
ternoon. Harry Webster, No. lbS
Bagley-ave., was Knocked from the
wagon and seriously injured. He is
in Red Cross hospital.
Following an illness OF two months,
Mrs. Minnie Banks, wife OF DIR. Well
llngton Banks, died Tuesday In the
Boulevard sanitarium. Mrs. Banks
years ago. She is survived by her
husband and two sons. Newell
Banks. the champion checker player
OF America. and Harlow Banks. Fu-
neral services will be held Thursday
afternoon, from the family residence,
No. l42 Medbury-ave.
senator William Alden smith In cred
tied with having turned q neat lit
tie trick In uniting with Senator
Burrows in asking the re-appoint-
ment of John b.. Whelan as collect
II I.
going the rounds of local political
circles that Whelan is regarded az a
powerful factor In Wayne county
politics, and that Senator Smith re-
lies on him to swing the county for
Smith when the latter Is candidate
for reelection two years hence.
A verdict for $1,000 was returned I'm
favor of Mrs. Julia Crawford against
the Protective Home Circle in Judge
Mandells court, Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Crawford sued on policy TIA
ken out by her father, Morris j.
Trent After his death the society
claimed that he was two years older
than he represented, and showed a
policy In another society to prove
this The plaintiff claimed that the
figures in the other policy were in
correct. The insurance society Will
probably appeal
Mrs. Thomas r.. kenseII testified I'm
the probate court, Tuesday after
noon, where she applied for the APP
pointment of "A guardian for her hus-
band. that he was insanely Jealous.
She said he tapped the telephone
wire leading into their home. and at
tached an auxiliary phone. Then ne
lay under the verandah for three
days. listening TO her conversation.
To learn IL she talked with men.
Kensell is now in the south. work
ing, and his attorney stated he was
afraid TO come TO Detroit for fear
his wife would serve him with d.
vorce papers. Judge Hubert post
poned action until Kensell returns
TO the city and is examined by an
alienist
The cher speaker In the meeting Of
the Adcrsft club, "Wednesday night
will be David Gibson, OF Cleveland,
editor OF number OF business mag
azines. His subject will be Tho
house organ constructive The pro-
gram will also include the follow
Ing speakers and subjects: Getting
the best value" Charles A. Parker.
Curtis Advertising Co, Detroit;
"Why I believe in house organs" J
w T. Knox. Chester. Kent a. Co,
ssiss force Ward ns svett into Bu ne
roughs Adding Machine Co; After
the sale is made" Roy j Ruell. Re-
gal Motor Car Co; The municipal
tor Board of Commerce Bulletin
House organs and the public"
Frank j. Mooney. Hupp Motor Car
Co.
The real estate committee OF the
board OF education, for the third
report In favor OF accepting the
FerndaIe-ave. site for the PROPOSED
new west-side school All the mem
bers OF the committee think ~ II the
best site, but none OF, the residents
OF the district want II. and Inspect
or Hugh Cary will put up another
fight on the proposition when ~
comes up Thursday night. However
the committee suggests as an alter
native a, site on Mullane-ave.. be-
tween Senator and whittaker-aves
Al the same price. $1,000. II Is pos
sible that the board may agree on
this site as compromise. Archi-
tect William @. Malcomson submit
rooms and the committee will prob
ably submit an estimate f1 the pur-
poses Of building one or two as an
experiment