The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-13

Zacharias, No. i23 Virginia ave.
Monday. Seventeenth ward, Bethany
Presbyterian church; Eighth ward, 4.
Tuesday. sixth ward. DIR. IA. b Baker
No PSI Warren-aye. west; Wednes.
day. Worthwhile. IL has been decides :,
that admission TO the ho0se ory
will be by card. as large crowd Is
expected.
Otto Giied, and his wife, Kate Giisd,
will he srraiKneN before Justice
Merique. In Hamtramck, late THIS Al ,
ternoon or Friday, on warrsht
charging them with manslaughter In
connection with the death or Georse
r. Wirth. father OF Mrs. Oiled. WITH
was stabbed during auarrei w. h
took place In his home in Hamtramek
some days ago. lie accused ms
daughter OF the stabbing when sne
admitted, but she claimed 10 nave
Mrs. Oiled says she 10 not sorry Tor
8 her fathers death and insists she
used the knife only 10 save her nus
bands life.
Plans are In progress for the erection
of siA-story building for the Wet.
Simon j. Murphy estate. on the south-
east corner OF Shelby and Congress
SITS. The telegraph company VIII DC
cupy four or Ave floors OF the struc-
ture according to the plans the
Western Union wfti-haxe -to-moNe
from the Telegraph building. when
II has occupied for years. TO MAJ
way for the new structure on the
site OF that building and the Lewis
building adjoining, which IL beihs
planned by the Buhl estate. Inc ne
gotiations with the Murphy estate
are believed TO mean that the ne"
building on Grisw old-st. Is soon TO
be started.
"Fifty per cent of industrial accidents
are preyentsble." George Bradshnw,
or New York. superlntendent or tne
central ssfsay n.. so1d h Detroit Esw
dent Prevention conference in the
Hotel fuller. Wednesday evening.
Laws should be passed providing
must provide proper safeguards for
their product. to be sold as parts OF
the machines" Richard L. Drake.
secretary OF the Industrial acciden
board. said that 1851 males and go
females have been injured In Michi-
gan since Sept. !. and that less than
l per cent OF these cases had To be
arbitratod before the board. He said
that to arbitrate 81 cases cost $500.
whereas under the old system OF tax :
ing the matter to court, thousands Of
dollars would have been wasted"
Leland Buxton. II years old. son of
Traffic Officer elmer h. Buxton, No.
526 Hibbard-ave had narrow es-
troit river. Wednesday night. While
out hunting ducks, above Belle Isle.
his little boat got caught In some
heavy Ice noes and was carried to-
wards the island bridge, where he
feared he would be crushed 10 dea tn
I'm the jam. A man on the bridge,
seeing the lads predicament and
knowing who he was. ran 10 Bux-
tons home. not far away, and in
formed the latter's father of the
sons danger. Mr.. Buxton called for
one OF the fire tugs, with the result
that the James X. Elliott responded
and effected the boys rescue. Lee
land directed the tugs crew to his
whereabouts by firing his gun a
number CT times. The tug also used
its searchlight TO advantage.
Principal Albert Il. sherman, OF the
Mcmillan nigh school. will present q
petition to the BoaId OF Education,
tonight. asking that the board stand
the expense In connection with shor'
ages OF supplies in different night
schools. He points out that the night
school principals were provided with
no accommodation for the care OF
the supplies. and argues that the
principals should not be held respon-
sible for anything that Is missing
The committee of the board on sup
plies holds that the principals should
shoulder the loss and Secretary
Charles Gadd has carried out the
committees position by holding back
failed To make good" on shortages
Supt Chadsey supports the conten-
ton OF Principal sherman, and the
matter is likely TO precipitate a
merry little row In the board meet
Ing.