The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

$780,. WORTH LIVING
Jsmes Farnn5n. n butcher. 30 year. old,
sss been missing frons his home. 40.
lts Michigan-aNe since Jan. "a. and
me nnlico-hafr-tcr -uztzEd- INK
for him.
Mrs. Anna steIder. No. 757 Fifteenth
-sty-ssss rsbbed- sf- hef-A aaAas-ss@-
tanning $50. by young man who
bumped Into her at Second and For
sst-aves, Friday evening. and cut
the straps on her handbag. She says
hat
The regular asnthI, meeting of the
CentrsI Grand River Inipros ement
association Will be held. Monday
evening. Feb IS at SIS. Ia Bliss
Prosecutor Shepherd will be the
speaker The result OF a member
ship contest viii be announced
Duck hunters violating the game law.
along the river front. during the
2, closed season. were given warning
John Tracy t25 for having a freshly
killed duck In his possession. The
Judge announced that the next Of
fender would be soaked" 800 Dep
uty Game Warden Charles Daniel
made the arrest
DetroIr. latest automobile ar. engine
was tested nj the foot Of Fiffh-st.
Friday afternoon. and It's work D.
said TO have been highly satlsfae-
tory. IL T. said 10 be capable 81
throwing - gallons 81 water per
minute. The engine Is 10 horse
power, sie cylinder. The machine
can make 90 miles an hour. accord
ing 10 the makers
Earl Foy, Pred MeGoriiek and George
Barris act into the wrong room nj
No. 80 State-st. early Saturday
morning. and Foy and McGOrlick had
a suit and oyercoat belonging 10
BENJAMIN Da%y, another rODmEr IN
the house. when the hyiEg squadron
arrived and placed the trio under ar
rest The young men rented a room
In the place Friday evening but
during the night they developed row
ing tendencies.
A verdict of NO cause for action ua.
returned Friday afternoon, I'm the
case brought by Mrs Dora ROseu
against DR. George n. Palmerlee for
mer milk Inspector Mrs Rosen
charged that when DR. Pal.nerie@
visited her dairy 20 cOndenS some
milk he assaulted her rhroxlaZ her
against fence and breaking her
nDger. Or. Paimerles denied the Vo-
mans charges. and testified that she
attacked him. seating him over the
. head while he was pouring a can u
milk into the sewer
Fresh ekg- were retaIIed NJ - cent.
per doJen On the weekly -sIe of the
Mutual Benefit League. No. 20 Eliza
beth-st east. Friday night The
price was an adran~e Of tit-ee cents
over ,hat Of lest week. lnt f,uHi ness
Manager J. W. PickeTin- explained
The rise By the fact that supplies IN
the hands OF the fsfHers> were
scarcer than a week ago. The league
plans to establish a con- 5inntibn
chicken farm and picnic grounds
close TO Detroit. next spring. 90 that
the. society viii BE- able 10 furnish
It's own supply % eggs and fowl
The annual Joint public fnsfaIIstIOa
ceremonies Of the Officers of the La
dies OF the Modern Macca6ees and
knights OF the Modern Naccabe@s q
the World. in the Wayne Gardens
Friday night. Was attended bF more
than 5000 persons. the gathering in
Arbor. FLINT and Pontiac ia fun Uni
form An address 81 welcNus~ was
delivered ~ Mayor Thompson. 20
which Charles Thomas grand Hest
IS hives were installed M-s isa-
bella HOldOm. officiating for the wO-
men, and Grand Commander George
). Loveiace for the knights.
Probate Judge Henry :. HuIbert ha.
turned Fay. Carrie and Foy Baker.
Highland Park chiifr6. over 20 TIE
probate court Of Leenawse eoutty Tor
care. as they. with their Igthsr
came 20 Highland Park from Adrian
Recently an appeal was made for
aid for the family Contribution
heard tina, the children were not get
tins enough to eat The probate Of
nee Investigated aud found ~ moth
er and children in an ei-ctrtc-itEhtff
house and enjoying the ltNuyy %
telephone The Sfhcers wee con-
WINGED that the children were nj
being properly cared for. ard their
removal 20 Adrian was decided on
. News ha. been received bore Of The
death Of Frank ,. Narfx- formerly IN
the hardwar@ business Wiz ~
brother J MaTfZ at No as Grs-
tfot-ave in los Angeles. Cal where
he and hts family hTFe made tnFir
home since 1905 Nr N1Trz Ess
killed In a collision between a street
car and an autasnOblIe. according o.
the reports received here. lie MS
native % Detroit and Tas y years
old He was a prominent rnernter y
the g. " 3 a He - survived ~
his widow. whose relatives live a.
No f3s Pine-sf two Daughters art
one son. all In CaItf0fr,a- To broth
ers j and Charles = N4rtz- az
with the Detroit Br~wiuz 20 Thef=-
are three sisters, CathsrLue- Slsas
and Abbie, all % Detroit
Tho Detroit COnyeutIon ssd TosFf-fs'
BHr-.u, In ts snnssi msrfisz. Frfasy
afternoon. decided 10 4ppoI1r q com
rrittee TO confer with rh@ Bgarf -
Commerce ard the Detroit A4t0-1D-
lille Dealer fssOctStign on TIE ggss-
ton q providing cOnTentTOn EziI
FOR Detroit The oGreag re-egectet
Milton Carmichael s@cretarT- Chss
" Clements was choHau Chairman.
and the following elected meters e
the board Of Managers RszET -
blackwell John J. BariEm AGzEsr
GoebeI Jr.. John r Keys. George ~
WColIey, Ward Gavett L q L~Wfs
and John EndicOtt Mr. Tarrai caaei
reported that III C1nventiJrs were
held In Detroit last year- arb ltsf
INV a rds Of I15.8e9- p=Sple stterS~t
tEsm He predlctsd an even better
showing for this yszr- The sTpe1s~s
OF the bureau ia 1911 were 81 49,
en- pARKE DAVIS e. co