The Detroit times., 1910-05-25
WHERE LIFE rs
WORTH LIVING


lllg circle Of I<ins,s D..wh,.x,u
qld = home bakery fair. saturJa.
tternoon and evening, In the utoI q
john onseh, No. 2tls Forrest.
Emma UIlman, No soo a, An
slns-st.. eleeted 10 conceal her saw
SstinS " 10 "a. a carpet Instead OF
pc hiding place. WV "" 'O'
ton murray, seven years old. No. $40
srm9nv.sve., was struck by one OF
Wiiliems Bros. Co.'S trucks,
erson car. at Grand River ana Yer
ont-aves. His left foot was
rushed and he was badly bruised.
inland Park council, In its meeting
aesdly night, set June 10, a. tbe
y Wheh q vote will be taken on
dditional $780, 900 necessary 10 nave
oodward-ave, Provision 10 also
ade TO raise the money by direct
xtion II the bond issue falls.
man Delutxki, ~ years old, mo-
sme, fell dead ON the Junetion-aVe.
pump, Tuesday afternoon, a victim
alcoholic excesses. A crowd OF
ndren going TO ST. Hedwig's school,
pnnd IN ebody. Coroner Bennett
Al the remains removed TO toe
unly morgue. and they were later
aimed by relatives.
~ E. Bemus has started suit nRainat
honns Giles, his former partner In
e Butler house for $4,000 DAM
Bes, he alleges that his reputation
been Injured by the stories eur.
iatea by the defendant and the vile
,thets applied TO him by Giles.
les recently was awarded a verdict
slOV against Bemus for assault.
ut 100 delegates are expected 60
tend the annual convention OF the
lchisan state Humane association.
adgc. OF Grand Rapids, lis president.
ne meetings will be held In the
pard OF Commerce rooms. Attorney
ines Hill. OF Detroit, Is secIe-
ry OF the association. and many
ominent women members of afllIi-
ed societies will be among the deie-
q. J. III. Black, OF philadelphia, an
friend and associate of the late
ark Twain, was laid to rest, Tups-
here IN s.I EimTo 90 eem "n;,G..n here,
rled. Capt. Black having worked
newspaper man In Detroit In
early '4Os. After making
lure as gold seeker on the west
asst. he went to the Hawaiian ISL
DIS. where he amassed a fortune
Tn the first newspaper published
ere.
essay contest conducted by the
trott Industrial exposition, was
rticipated In by $4,000 school chill
en-. who wrote on the subject Why
am glad l live I'm Detroit" rhe
says were submitted to the teach-
3. The best from each room viii
c unlimited to a COMMITTEES Oh
~ i've from each grade will WA
ason passes TO the exposition. the
says win be published. and will DC
hiblted at the exposition.
raj hundred representatives OF the
riouA buiIding trades attended the
lesday evening. for the purpose OF
organizing the Building Trades
uncil President Kirby, of build
4 Federation OF Labor. and Organ
hrs Kline and Sullivan. delivered
dresses that were enthusiastically
reived. IL was claimed that build
3 wages are too low In Detroit, and
ut organization is necessary.
Finn WINS elected president OF the
liberation OF Mems Church orEnniz-
ons. organized in the Y. NJ. Z. A.
Hiding. Tuesday evening. Eacn
urch will be represented by two
president; d. w. stringer, sec
Eary: Forest Campbell, treasurer.
e executive board viii consist OF
officers Sn. and hr 4, T. Johnson w, lob
w. NJ. Logan and Frank Haskell.
ell johnson, q secOnd-year student
the Detroit College OF Medicine, Ii
re he has found case OF the
FADED disease, hook-worm. roc
e.year.old daughter OF stanisy
imanski. West Wyandotte. since
took up the treatment OF the ease
has been worried over the symp-
ms, and at last has come to the
Irm. Physicians who have exam
I'd the child. are OF the same
nion.
.ndred children from the Protest.
Orphan asylum Hooked Into
yor Breitmeyer's office, Tuesday
ernoon, to return the mayors call
ON them, made last Sunday. Al
ht time, the mayor invited them to
I'm The kids" took the invitation
seriously that the time TOT their
special car took the children 10
mayors office, where boxes OF
hdy and warm welcome were
iting for them. They sang some
but Germany. the land OF pretzels'
hg and mirth."
McDairnlId Candy Co., manufactur-
of candies, has carried its
1abble with William J. Brown, OF
owns pharmacy, into the circuit
IIrt. and Tuesday afternoon, Sc
red an injunction restraining
own from interfering with IT'S
sIness. The concern alleges tLal
leased from Brown space in the
ter's store at No. 1873 Woodward
H., for the sale of candy, but
hrges that Brown put in an oppo-
ION line in the same store, cut OH
McDairmid company's phone con-
E,tIon, restricted it's space anu
herwise annoyed IL.
h. O. walker, one of the city's best
Own surgeons, was guest OF hOn-
nj a dinner given In the Ponl-
hrtrain, Tuesday evening, by phy-
ians who had been students In lIis
hce. Those present were: Drs.
gus Mclean, Frank e. Pitcher.
ank -. walker, Fred W. Robin
IA. William T. Henderson Herbert
Randall. Guy II. Frace, Edgar J.
lier. Theodore E. Heavenrich.
orge w. Brooks. Glenn w. Stock
Il. c. Bradford Lundy. Frank u.
hison, Alexander w. Blain, Jr.
IiIiam ]. Seymour. Fred II. Cole
n Roland Parmeter. The affair
ded with the presentation to Dr.
aIker OF a loving cup.