The Detroit times., 1914-11-06
|ELAN STINCS
DRUNKEN DRIVER
FORNINETYDAYS
Others Mag, Expect Same Dose,
Says Judge in Sentencing
Walter Johnson. Autoist - =
LAD, RUN DOWN By -: -, 49, 49,.
{. WOMAN, MORTALITY HURT
0etectiyes Say They'll Ask War
rant for Mrs. I: Reba Sharp;
Three 0theudpjured -:

Ninety days In the-Dstroit House O
oorrection, witHouf IS Altefnatiys %
y fine. was sthc ratshmynt. .nrycscs
~ Walter lIeasasesss 0hssesd, Mill
esckless drying Of az aut6m0b IIE bS
Judge PhslsG. Thufsdas morning :.
ssAnd 4 wssr-ro-verre- uctise:. sssd
me Judge, ID Sa.oaaclhg = enisncs
Eethat the same sentence will serve
Sc any oe6er Ant obIl drNsr
Wrought In this court who was under
the influence OF liquor while at the
Wheel OF q machine. II Is too bad
| 1hat something can't be done to de.
rive such msh AS YOU or the right TO
<1kive q motor car on our streets. An
+ >oxineer or any other person. In
|thnrxe OF q machine that can take
HE or damage property, must pass
an examination before he Is pernr@ted
Z - 70 To work. An' adtomobife, when
not properly shandled5 10 as dangerous
|&n any other contrivance, yet incom-
6otent and irresponsible persons can
rive them about the streets OF De-
johnson Sss-drr,ns a car at Sec
nd-ave. and Henry-st, at o'clock
4 ~ nixht. Oficers testified that he
- under the Influence OF liquor and
eoye his car into I the curb. The
turb stopped Il from crashing into
1hree young women on the sidewalk.
lohnson's automobile then swerved to
z ho other side OF the street and struck
mother machine.
Tony Tawatza, seven years old.
truck Wednesday by an automobile
E1yeu by Mrs, l. Reba Sharpe. OF
~. AIS Second-ave.. was still uncon-
1ous at st. Mary's hospital. Thurs.
~ morning. and there Is but slight
go. for his recovery. Detectives
.6ld and Ddbble. who investigated the
ecident and arrested Mrs. Sharpe,
lid they will ask for warrant
harxink the woman with reckless
living. Mrs. Sharpe was detained by
70 police for only q short time. She
- released on $500 bond, furnished
her husband, Charles Sc Sharpe,
6shier OF the Sum Life Assurance
The Tawatxa lad, who lives at No
~ C0ngress-st. east, ran In front Il
ho roadster driven by Mrs. Sharpe
Orleans and Fort-sts. Mrs. Sharpe
IA she did not have an opportunity
stop the.u1achine or drive out 81
ho way,s sbQg gMos eonly three
~ in- 'front.' OF her when he darthl
ctoss. With Mrs. Sharpe were Miss
Ina Bischoff, OF No $50 Hubbard
rc., and Miss Celia Miner. No. 26(
c1comb-ave.
Three other persones were injured
N automobiles Wednesday. Mary G.
Gopherd. 4S years old, Of No. "a
nrrison-ave., stepped from a Michi
IA line car, at Harrison-ave., into
" path OF a motor car driven by
ooter Sanford, OF Milan, Mich. Mrs
hepherd was badly bruised. She Is
Harper hospital. Sanford wal
ccked up at the second precinct 20
~ station on q charge of reckless
g1ving.
The automobile driven by Hugh
>onnolly, jeweler. OF No.-s2Q Daven
ortst., struck Walter Debier,, OF No
~ PArk-st. Debier was slightly hurt
IF. Connolly went to police feadquar
crU and reported the .accfdent Hs
tns not detained. 1890
Francis Center. OF No.-sz247 la
nothe-st., n at Harper hospital sui
oFlng from injuries sustained when
- Was hit by a machine driven BY
iLliam J. Matthews, Of No. 324 Fiji
1ponth-st., at Clifford and Baggsts
Matthew's was not arrested. -