The Detroit times., 1910-06-24
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The nrst aeroplase flight In Detroit
VIII taAe place during the Elk's con-
ventioh, when several flights will be
sven. The Elks' committee. at "A big
expense. mas closed a contract with
Roy knabenshue, manager OF tbe
Wisht brothers exhibition business
and some sensational flights are ex-
pected.
Funsrsl services for former AID. Fred
ssist Msas' held :. the home OF his
eon-in-l law. Herman Gabriel, No 244
Champlain-st.. Thursday, were large
~ attended. Nearly all the alder
men and many other city officials. as
well as a large delegation OF Elks.
were present. The burial services at
Woodmere cemetery were In charge
of the Elks.
Collector John n. WhsIeu nm. ...e...d
nnen OF 800 each ON william J. Mar
Finn. Buffalo. who was acting az
pilot OF the launch Apache. which
smashed into the Cleveland break
wwsa.er June ?. and was wrecked.
Inc steamboat inspectors found that
Finn had no license Eight others
were on the boat.
TIE state 10 Just now disbursinx nbout
$1,000, Ia doctors and midwiv~s, for
their work I'm turning I'm reports OF
babies born during 1909 Those re-
porting births are entitled to a fee OF
Do cents for each certificate turned
In TO the board OF health. DR. A. Il.
bernstein leads the list. and received
a check or S213. Polish midwife.
s203. '''
To relieve the city dog wagon driyers
oi she work of collecting dogs
brought into the various police sta
lions; winch results In overcrowding
the dog wagons and causing suffer-
ing among the Imprisoned CANNES.
PONCE commissioner Croul will eauip
an old patrol wagon AS dog wagon.
10 collect animals from the various
stations. Hereafter. the regular dog
wagons will deal only with dogs
picked up on the streets
William md Clnrence sauthgute, 10
snd u year. old. respectively, were
ferson- ave and the boulevard. late
Thursday night The boys were try
ing TO snatch few hours slumber.
burg. Ont. Friday morning They
explained that they had been on an
excursion 10 Belle Isle and were left
behind They were given quarters
In the juvenile detention room and
their parents have been notified.
n Lake shore passenger engine. trnv-
cling nhout 80 miles nm hour. md
drawing number Of coaches. crowd
"a with passengers crashed into a
switch engine near Hastings-st
Thursday afternoon. but only one
person was injured. and he had a re-
markable escape from death. Ed
engine. stuck To his cab, but the cab
was torn from the rest OF the engine.
and hurled. with Lind in IT, for some
distance. He escaped with nothing
worse than a bruised hin
The Rev. John Matthews. OF Royal Oak.
the hrst pastor Of the Woodward
ave, Baptist church was the chief
ngure In the golden jubilee celebra-
ton OF that church. Thursday even
Ing, the aged minister telling about
the infancy OF the church. The third
pastor. the Rev Alfred owen, OF
Memphis, Tenn. now retired and the
present pastor. the Rev. Maurice +.
likes, also made addresses. Friday
morning the congregation and the
Detroit Baptist Ministers Conference
Joined In a picnic To Walpole Island.
civic ana interdemoninatio nal
meeting Will be held in the church
Friday evening
Tony Zychnlak. of No. 3Is Finest.
Wynndotte, Ii alive today 10 tell how
IL feels 10 be buried for as minutes
under several feet OF crushed stone
Tony was employed by the Michigan
Alkali Co. In dumping ears OF crush
ed stone into q chute. when he lost
his balance and fell into the chute
along with the stone Fellow labor
ers dug desperately for 80 minutes
before Tony was found. and then he
got up. shook himself and started to
walk away, His friends insisted that
he go In the ambulance to the hospi-
tai. where careful examination by
DIR. w. :. Lambert revealed nothing
more serious than few abrasions OF