The Detroit times., 1910-05-12
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

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Arthur w. keefe, ~ ysar. old. Na. mr.
fested Thursday morning by Detee-
tive Stsinhebel for the Chicago po-
nee; Inc charge against him Is lar
Flower SandRI. made Inroads ON the
kn9ens OF Lieut.. Thomas O'Grady,
heau OF the police department traffic
uau. wednesday night A beauti-
ruined.
The Thirty-nrst Michigan Infantry VIII
T To,a sne annual rsan.on In Mason.
GUIDES banquet and an old
fashioned camp Dire as well as ora
tory and music
H. !. sehwankovsky. the former we'll
known piano dealer. who has been
I'm the John Wanamaker store an
hiladelphia since the failure OF his
Delroit business Is said TO have left
fhlladelphia, and gone west.
Tree pubiir lecture on "The cry sf
Ine children, viii he given la he
Unitarian church. Woodward ave.
And and Edmund.pl;. Sunday evening.
OF New York, secretary OF the Ma
uonal Child Labor committee.
Park Commissioncr HurIbut coInpiains
mat nower vandnis are workinE
great havoc on Belle isle this spring.
Ihey come I'm automobiles and heip
themselves TO lilacs or any other
hoWers that suit their fancy lie
mas asked the police department 10
evil
After a dozen men tried In vain 60 lead
frightened horse out OF the flames
which consumed the broom factory
OF Joseph Engelman, No. Gao 81. Au-
bin-ave.. Mrs Philipski. a sister of
Engelman. bravcly fought her way
In and led the frightened beast to
about $4,000
DR.. David InziIs mas sen, % letter 10
Snpt. of schools MartIndaIr COM
lish an experimental department. for
stanlmerers and mentally defective
children In the schools. Some action
on the superintendent's plan Will no
taken by the board OF education.
Thursday evening
Police CommiSsiOner CrouI L. planning
TO send Lieut.. DrcnuIt, of the truant
squad, TO Chicago. Ia investigate that
phase OF the work there. The dues-
ton OF the regulation OF public school
truancy is bothcring the authorities,
who are debating on whether the
task ought not be given over 10 the
board OF education.
Vnnvereer Rowe. confessed 90 robbIng
houses which he entered ns pros-
pectlve purchaser. when arraixuvd
before Police Justice Stein, WedncS-
day, He declared he would make
restitution To the women he had VIC
timized. Justice stein held the case
up until Friday, Rowe said he mad
no excuse To OFFER for his actions
Paving bids submitted to the Highland
Park village council. "Wednesday
night, We're considerably higher thah
the council expected. and were re-
ferred to the paving committee ADD
the village engineer to be tabulatcd.
After the committees report -
turned In. a mass-meeting OF ciu-
gems will be called. TO discuss the
project
Charles Francis, as years old, No. Gao
"a. Aubin-ave.. wRs arrested We'd
nesday night. by Patrolman ReaTdon
and an overcoat from William Ru-
dolph. No. l49 Howardst When
searched. pool ball was found IA
his pocket. lie admitted stealing II.
saying the proprietor OF the pool
room owed him money.
The May meeting of Michigan Sow
ereiEn Conslstory: which has heen In
week, will close Thursday evening
with banquet at which the guest 81
honor and speaker will be former
Gov, Curtis Guild, Jr., OF MassacnG-
setts. The thirty second degree will
be the final work Of the consistory,
Thursday afternoon.
The heroixm Of Helen ROCKWELL pre-
vented serious injury or perhaps
death for Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Lean, when iire visited their home
at No. 5l3 Forrest. west, Wednesday
the smoke, notified the occupants Of
the house, and then turned in an
alarm. The house rs owned by Mlt-
lenback Bros, tanners. IS.
Tony stangGer, - years old. No. zy0'
Wilkins-st, was arrested. Wedncs-
day night. on suspicion OF larceny,
and is now being Investigated IN
connection with the stabbing OF a ID.
II X. foreman about a year ago. The
police searched in vain for the ltal-
Ian who did the stabbtng. The ID. T..
r. foreman was badly cut, but recov-
cred after a long Siege In one OF the
- hospitals.
4 verdict for s2.sd0.4. was returned in
favor of John y. Holmes in his suit
against H. II. H. Grape Smith. IN
Judge Murfin's court "Wednesday at
ternoon. Holmes started to WORK ioT
Smith as a boy, and on the latter's
promise to treat him fairly, he says
he left part OF his wages with mis-
employer for several years. Smuh
claimed Holmes was paid all he was
promised. THE latter claimed $1,000.
Judge Donovan refused, Wednesday ar
ternOon. to mundnmus the commits
sioner OF parks and boulevards ~
grant permission for the building OF
n driveway from the boulevard ~ 4
$4,000 building which the GooGrSl.
low Tile Co. proposes to erect a short
distance east OF Woo1ward-ayc.
Judge Donovan stated that he would
do all he could to prevent the bou.e-
ward from being given over TO FAC
tory purposes.
The Fresh Air society Of Detroit held
the annual meeting, Wednesday,, in
the Associated Charities rooms. and
elected the following officers: Pres
ident. George w Bailey; treasurer, J.
L. Hudson; secretary, James II. Will
fans: assistant secretary Miss Mar
Raret Dupont. y The society VIII take
Immediate steps to increase Its vcfy
limited funds TO carry on the work