The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-05
IN DETROIT

Charles Crane, former assistant
prosecuting attorney, a. = HepubIi-
can candidate for charter commits
sion in the Fourth ward.
school Inspector George VI Condor.
who n Ia he "a candidate for eIec-
ton in the Fourteenth ward, SAYS
that the dollar he paid 20 have his
meme enrolled is all the money he
Ia going Ia spend In the election.
The directors of the Detroit Trust 60.
adopted memorial resolution, Tues
day. on the death OF George Peck
one or the original members OF the
board. High tribute was paid 90 HIS
integrity, his character and his SER
vices To the institution.
Several Wayne county dentists are
planning 90 hEht the proposed dental
law which they claim would place
them under the absolute control OF
the state dental bonrd and would
prevent them from carrying on their
business except as the hoard might
permit them.
William scott, -. No. Is3 sandwich
Windsor, broke through the Ice while
skating on canal near the Belle
Isle aquarium. Tuesday afternoon.
lie managed TO crawl out after a
desperate struggle. He was taken
To the island police station. where no
dried his clothes before going home
Kenneth Baker. of Windsor, who
pleaded guilty 20 Chinese smuggling,
was allowed TO so on suspended SEN
tence by Judge Sessions in the
United states court Tuesday after
make a monthly report OF his con-
duct TO United states Immigration
Inspector FricR.
II. Nc. Elmo Lewis, RdVertIsinE man
ager OF the Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Co, was recently elected vice
president OF the National Association
or Corporation schools, In It's first
national convention in New YORK
city. Mr.. Lewis addressed the con-,
vention on "lr ereasing efficiency
through educational methods"
Assistant Prosecutor Jasnowski visited
Emil Clutch In Grace hospital Tues
day and took his statement about
the stabblng ARRAY in Gutch's home.
No. 20 Warren-ct. Monday night.
Clutch, though at first thought TO DO
fatally wounded, may recover. Dam
lei Salonski is under arrest pending
the outcome OF his victims injuries.
Fire Chief William II. Harris, In taking
daily trips Ia Ann Arbor, and unde r.
going the Pasteur treatment, as a
precautionary measure. after being
attacked by cat which sprang upon
him and bit him in the calf OF the
leg as he was passing the county
building Friday night DR.. Stock
Wen. the department surgeon, eau
terized the wound and advised Chief
Harris TO take the Pasteur treat
ment
The Fourteenth NRrd True Blue Re-
publican club will hold IA banquet in
the Hotel ste Claire. Wednesday
William C. Manchester. member OF
the state central committee, VIII toe
toastmaster. Lieut-Gov. John =
Ross. Congressman Sam w. Smith
Mayor Oscar Is. Marx. Secretary OF
State c. Martindale and State
Chairman Alex j, Groesbeck will
speak The committee in charge of
arrangements consist or Aid. FreI-
valid. Aid. Bell, Charles G. Hirsch,
president. and Charles II. Petroskey
secretary Of the club
oS5 81. Aubin-aNe.. ". brushed from
the platform OF Crosstown car at
Forest-ave. and John R.-st. Tuesday
afternoon. when the car grazed a
II. L. II. work engine He was stun
ned and bruised, and was taken to
Grace hospital where II is reported
that he Will recover AT almost the
same moment Leo Landry. aged SO,
of No 900 Warren west, was
struck by a Woodward car at Forest
ave, one block from the first acct
dent Landry was badly bruised
about the head and body and was
taken to Grace hospital.
The Detroit Life InderVv riters' associa-
non elected officers In their annual
meeting follows: President,
Henry Farmer, state manager, Phoe-
. nix Mutual Life: Vice presidents. NJ.
r. zacharias. general agent Con
necticut Mutual Life: w. c. Martin.
superintendent, Metropolitan Life:
secretary, Frank J. McGrath. state
ma mayer. Prudential Life; treasurer.
Union Mutual Life. The year just
closed has been one OF the most
prosperous In the history OF the as
ISOLATION. 100 members being gained. |
Credit is given TO the retiring presi- !
dent n. Wilbert Spence.
Michael Dennedy has purchased from
Thomas ID. DAILY and Mrs. DAILY the
property at Nos. 1926 First-st..
just north OF Michigan-ave, having
"A frontage OF ~ feet and a depth OF
100 feet The purchaser plans TO
erect a block OF stores and flats upon
the lot The land Is valued at $3.50
per foot. The deal was negotiated
by the Forsyth Merry Co. DR. 5. &. |
Hanna has purchased the lot at Kir-
ny and Cass-aves.. having frontage
OF 60 feet ON Cass-aVe., paying Sli0 |
per foot The seller was Harry J. |
Fox. Or. Hanna will build home !
on the site. This deal was also made |
by the Forsyth Merry Co.
The old Kirby homestead, Forrest.
west, near Shelby-st, IN being razed. \
IT 10 said that the old Hiram Walker /
homestead, next to the Kirby home. |
on the northeast corner OF shelby |
and Fort -sts.. is also TO be torn |
down AT an early date and that an
office building will be erected on the |
site OF the two old landmarks Mr. |
Walker is said TO have remarked 25 |
years ago that his heirs would erect |
building TO his memory on the site |
CT the old homestead. The Univer
sity CLUB now occupies the walker |
fssg TIE l2tter was ss, purchased In
tors OF oliver Newberry for SIG 600; |
now the property is held at $500. 900.
Arthur Won schIeRcII. general man
aver Of the Michigan state Telephone
Co. says that the company welcomes
investigation by the Legislative com
mittee appointed for that purpose /
last Monday consisting OF Reps
Martz Taylor and Montieth Mr.. |
Won Schlegel says that he believes !
the committee misunderstands the |
situation. There has been a read
tustment OF long distance rates the |
basis for which has been filed with !
the state railroad commi ssion and !
the interstate commerce commission, /
Mr. Won Schlegell explains The /
county system of charges has been /
done away with and system In |
stalled which is base on mileage ]
The effect has been 10 decrease I
charges between about one-thlrd OF ,
the towns affected. to Increase tolls |
between one-third. and TO leave the !
other third unaffected. The change |
was made some time ago.