The Detroit times., 1910-07-11
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

TIE man who was found dead In wash.
hkton-bivd. park last Friday Might,
was Identified sunday, as ID. j. Mitch
All q tailor. who worked At No. Il
william =. Binln, son OF supt. AIexnn.
Ger w. BInin, OF Eiinwood cemetery,
1isd. saturday. In Los Angeles. Cal.
cemetery. Mr., Blain and his Sec
ond son. Dr. Alexander w. Blaln
nave gone 10 California to bring the
body TO Detroit.
Arthur Weaver, No. 4 3Lenoxton-
was brought 90 police headquarters
sunday night. following an alterca-
llon with conductor on Forrest.
car. After Viewers explanation,
the authorities were convinced that
the conductor was entirely To blame,
and Weaver was allowed to 20.
The plant of the Detroit Excelsior
smith-aves.' was visited by fire
sunday morning. that practically de-
stroyed the entire plant. The dam
age Is estimated at $4,000. Officials
or the concern say the lire must have
originated In pile of waste In tho
engine room. The loss Is fully COW
cred by insurance
The fourteenth annual summer ASSEM-
bly, OF the Jewish 1bautauqun will
open in Detroit, In Temple Beth El
sunday nma evening July Il and con,
rabbits and Jewish educators from
various parts OF the country Will at
tend. All OF the sessions will be
held In Temple Beth I'll. and will be
open TO the public.
Patrick II. Kelley, candidate for gov
ernorJ Prosecutor Van Zilr, Allaa II.
Frazer, Hugh Shepherd. Aid. Will
lam Gutman. Cass Benton. and others
VIII be speakers at rally OF the
North End Taft club. held in It's tent.
Beaubien-st. and Milwaukee-aye..
clubs annual excursion to Tashmoo
park will take place July rs.
In n characteristic article la the last
issue OF Mother Earth" the Social
list national magazine Emma Gold
man gives her opinion Of Detroit,
Ann Arbor. and other Michigan cities
spring Miss Goldman dips her pen
In vitrol In referring TO Police Com
missioner Croui. OF Detroit, and pays
compliment To Frederick Ingram
for coming to the defense OF free
speech"
Joseph MIshaIeak, eight years old, No,
20 Ingersoli-nye., was badly bitten
Thirtieth-s SITS. Sunday afternoon. Dr.
X. J. Sadowski, No, 1927 Michigan
ave, found piece OF flesh an inch
and half long and an inch wide
torn from the lads arm. Frank
Ptnkos, saloonkeeper at No.al03 Thir-
tieth-st., Is said 10 be the owner or
the dog. The child's condition Is
" serious
Stephen Chicovitcz. IL years old. No.
$40 Campbcll-aye., was badly beaten
Dy an unldentlneu man, SUNDAY AT
ternoon. The aSsailant used a base
pail bat with such telling effect that
Dr. r. ]. Sadowski No. 1927 Michl-
gan-ave.. who attended. says the Vic
TINS condition ia serious. Chico
witcz was teasing the stranger. wit
nesses declare. and the stranger lost
his temper and numerically beat his
tormentor.
William Newman. 81 years old, No. $50
Iauton-nN~.. was strurk ny a tram
on the Grand Trunk tracks near
Maybury-ave., Saturday night Hts
skull was fractured. and he died
later in Harper hospital. The train
crew says Newman was lying asleep
across the tracks. Coroner Burgess
learned that Newman had been out
with a number OF friends Saturday
night. lie Is survived by the widow
and two children.
The silver jubilee Of the Rev. Joseph
Junecek. pastor Of ~. NepOmucrne
Catholic church, will be celebra; ell
Tuesday with n high mass at 10
o'clock. dinner at noon. and a re-
ception to the practitioners on the
The Rev. FIR Janecek was born in
ChromcL Austria, in 1861. was or
dained to the priesthood in 1855, and
came TO Detroit in 1881. TO become
pastor Of st Wencelaus' where he
remained for 20 years, founding 81
Johns church two years ago. The
parishloners or ST. Johns viii pre-
Yerware and a typewriter, while 'he
Polish priests of the city will give
him solid gold chalice. Tuesday
evening, the parishiouers viii he
given q dinner by FIR. Janecek in the
school hall,