The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-01-05
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Apoplexy caused the deDth OF Albert
VI. Harris, real estate dealer, In MS
home. Bagg-st. and rCass-nNe,, Ihurs,
day. He was 10 years old and hau
lived i'm Detroit for about 40 years.
Al one time he was I'm the art busi-
ness on Woodward-ave. lie was an
eN-secretary of the IRE department
and was prominent in fraternal
circles.
While ON his way from Chicago ia hts
home An HoIyoke. Mass. james ID
Damn became violently insane on
Michigan Central train, THURSDAY,
and attempted TO throw hlmselt out
OF a window while the tram was
moving at terrific speed. The crew
restrained him and when the train
pulled I'm at Detroit, he was turned
over TO the police. lie IL now In ST.
Mary's hospital
The Manufacturers Life Insurance
company, with offices In inc WASH
meeting of the 100000 and -SbV,Aen
clubs, In the Hotel fuller The
president. j. Miller, manager OF the
Western Pennsylvania. is presiding.
Robert Junkln, assistant generHf
manager OF Toronto. addressed the
membership on organization, during
&, the Friday afternoon session
Edward Croxon, IL years old, NO. 1872
GratiOt-ave., WINS shot In the left
leg, while he was playing with some
other boys on the commons between
Helen-ave and the Boulevard, Thurs
day afternoon. II Is not known VINO
did the shooting, and detectives are
trying TO find out. Young CroNoh
did not hear the report or the gun,
but felt a stinging sensation In MS
leg He is not dangerously wounded.
The county auditors have made mp
their minds that Charles E. Fuller,
slayer of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob kratt.
really ought TO be captured atter
before them, Thursday afternoon.
and requested that the generous re-
ward OF $500. formerly offered by
the auditors for the capture OF the
desperado- be Increased to $500. that
amount was allowed. and then was
bid up 10 $1,000, Auditor Charles
Buhrer doing the bidding in a reck-
less manner. He said he couldn't
see why thefcounty should spare any
expense I'm running Fuller TO earth.
The crime was committed on Oct. q.
and Fuller has faded away as though
the earth had swallowed him up.
Auditor Buhrer explains that the
$1,000 reward suggested at that time.
looked like too much money when
there was a good chance to get
Fuller.
Superintendent OF schools wales G..
MartindaIe and the principals of the
Detroit high schools have sent
joint communication TO President
Hutchins, OF the. University OF Mich
igan, affirming the belief that the
interests OF the high schools OF the
state and of the university demand
that the university admit uncondi-
tionally any graduate OF any four
year high school. provided the quail
ity of It's teaching and work Is APP
proved by the university, and pro-
vided that such graduate shall be
certified by his principal or superin-
tendent as being qualified to pursue
the hrst-year work OF the univer-
sity" Now the university insists
on certain studies as necessary Cor
admission. This compels all students
TO take the same studies, whether
they intend TO go to the unworthy or
not. IL the plan were changed, those
not intending to go TO the university
could take up other work that
would tend 10 fit them for the posi-
ton In life they aspire 10, In place
OF some OF the studies they are now
required to take