The Detroit times., 1912-01-10
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

Ia Detroit, Feb. 1, for JanItor' -Hi-
airy Si1oi Feh. .. fireman and nreman
hborer. salaries. s720 and 5000.
The annual report OF Boiler Inspector
McCabe shows that the receipts at
Ills department were upwards OF
$4,000. ss4s moro than the expenses
detective Jacob Golden VIII leave for
san Bernardino. Calf. wednesday,
Co bring back Mark II. Taylor. un-
dor arrest there on charges OF for
= gerry and grand larceny.
Citizens OF old Fairyiew district will
meet at the LiIiibrirgc school, to
night. for the purpose of forming a
business association. whose etm will
he TO boost the eastern part OF the
city.
The now Ontario automobile license
law provides that each foreign car
snail be licensed at the provincial
port or entry, and that the license
Zee shall mo 81 and 81 extra for the
chauffeur
The Rt. Rev. Franklin n. spauIdinr,
- 10, ID, will give nm illustrated .tere-
opllcon lecture on Utah In St Jo-
seph's church corner OF Woodward
and Holbrook. on Wednesday, Jan
10, at 1910 o'clock
q. knight, No. s42 TAird-ave., met
with nm odd accident Tuesday even
ms when light globe suspended
over the sidewalk at Gratiot and
, Woodward -aves., fell on his head.
painfully cutting him, lie was able
TO make his way home without as
sistance.
PTcfcrring death 10 threatened blind
ness, Alfred }. Hall, "A meter reader
employed by the Edison Co, swal-
lowed poison with suicidal Intent.
Monday, but an overdose saved his
life. His eyesight had been failing
Tor some time and caused him To
quit work a week ago.
A bili presented ny former Justice Ran
delphi, of Hamtramck, who was re-
moved from office by GOV. Dosborn.
was turned down by the county au-
ditors Tuesday afternoon The bill
was for SIS, expenses incurred, so
Randolph alleged. in trucking seized
slot machines 10 Randolphs court
County Chemist Clark has reported 20
Coroner ROthacher that Charles
Heegel, who was found dead In hts
room on Sixth-st., Saturday. took
chloroform with suicidal intent. rhe
two young men who were with
Heegel Friday night were located,
and proved that they knew nothing
about Heegels death.
Pstroimnn Fred Juergens chased n
burglar whom he saw emerging from
William Rademachers grocery, at
No. 2ii Beaubien-st, early Wednes-
dGN morning. but failed 10 catch the
fellow. Investigation revealed that
tho burglar had obtained S15 In cash
from an old-fashioned safe In the
store.
reports Ia the police that she was
attacked by "A Negro as she was pass
ins an alley opening on John Il. st.
near Watson st, tuesday evening,
and was robbed of her muff and It's
contents. The contents were found
scattered in the alley but the mum
was not recovered. Robbery was
evidently the motive of the attack.
In the course of mn address on "sociaI
service and the prosecutors Ofncc,-
before the ChrIsuan f.ndeavor union
in the Calvary Presbyterian church,
Tuesday night, Prosecutor Shepherd
took occasion To once more pan"
The windsor clergymen whose mar
rled couples happen 10 drift into the
divorce courts OF Wayne county. He
urged the members OF the union TO
do anything in their power 10 lessen
the divorce evil and 10 bring about
REFORMS IN other matters The ad-
dress followed a supper served by
the young people OF the church.
A. result of the shortage of coal mt
the Central hiRh school, Tuesday,
wnen the classes had TO be dismiss
'ed the committee on janitors and
supplies of the board OF education
VIII recommend that hereafter so
tons OF coal be In the bunkers at all
times and enough In other schools
10 keep furnaces going as hours The
committee VIII also recommend that,
Edward NJ. Peck. assistant engineer
or the Masonic temple. De engineer
of the new John r. Bennett school
and that supervising engineer be
employed at salary of 81 800 To
oversee the heating systems OF all
schools.
The following officers were elected In
the an meeting of the board of
mGDaS ..tut OF the Thompson Homo
for ora Ladies. Tuesday afternoon:
President. Mrs. James Edgar; fi:st
vice president. Mrs James D. Mo
Kay; second vice epresldent. Mrs.
Henry Il. Leonard; treasurer, Mrs.
laV "A l{,,.,
Mrs J II. Warner; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Frederick smith. Tne
building OF an inan mary in connec-
ton with the homo was urged 10y
Mrs Edgar, but no action was taken.
The remains of Anna Treptow, killed
by Utto Schmidt in his saloon, No.
$40 Beaufalt-ave.. last saturday. have
been taken to the home of her par
ents Kings Mill, Lapecr county. Tor
LurlaI. y bank book, found among
hHr possessions. showed that she had
stved $2Oi while in the employ OF
Schmidt during the past four years.
sad cnsc of destitution and distress
Was found in tue home of Joseph
city Physician Pike. Two sons,
Cllnord, aged I years, and Frank, .
years old We're suffering from ty-
phOid fever and another boy, Joseph
the eldest of the children, was at
the home OF neighbor. also down
with typhoid. The latter boy was
sent TO 81. Mary's hospital and the
others to the Children's Free hospi-
tai The house. formerly a railway
box car, was very cold. the family
having only one small stove. OF late
the father of the children has been
unable 10 get steady work
Conferences are now being held he
tween representatives Of the Metal
Polishers' union and the stove COM
panies Of Detroit for the purpose Of
takinR up the annual agreement
regulating the hours Of service and
wages for the men The officers OF
the union predict that an amica bic
settlement will be the result of tho
negotiations.
James Goosen, sEed IL, hobbIed out OF
the county building Tuesday after
noon. on his Crutches, the happiest
boz In Detroit. jury in Judge Codd's
court having just given him a ver-
dict for SS,y75 against the Packard
Motor Car Co More than a year ago
Goosen was run over by n Packa rd
truck on Jefferson ave, and so badly
injured that one leg is almost use
less He claims he fell from his
wheel about 100 feet I'm front OF the
auto, and the driver paid no heed 10
his calls for him 10 stop The com
pany claimed the boy was hitchin :,
on the auto and fell under the wheels
This Us the third time the case has
been tried In the two former trials
tho jury disagreed
George Brodick and Michael IayanJ