The Detroit times., 1911-08-11
WAERE LIFE Is
N WORTH LIVING

fhe- National Assoefatfou OF butchers
will hold its 1914 soasentloa tn De-
trott the SO master butchers VINO
attended this years convention III
Pittsburgh having succeeded In their
Ing for this city.
Herbert Bellrose. a bartender nd the
| Metropolis hotel, was found Injured
in front OF his home. No. 1872 Hud-
son-aye,, early Friday morning. HE
said ht mad been hit by street car.
He sustained fractured nose and
minor injuries.
pletely recovered from the wounds
he received when he and two com
panlons were assailed by unidentified
men several weeks ago. has left St.
Mary's hospital Danna's two com
panions died from their wounds.
Iannger Lots, OF the Belle Isie casino,
estimates that more than 1000 spoons
nave been lifted" from the tables by
souvenir hunters and women VINO
take this means OF replenishing the
family silverware, since the season
| opened.
larry Walker, president OF the Walker
Outdoor Advertising Co., who return
ed Thursday from the annual con-
| vention OF American Bill Posters helu
In Agbury Park. n. j.. says that the
| organization Is highly In favor OF
. coming TO Detroit for the 1919 meet
ing. although the convention was
held In this city three years ago.
| Definite selection Will be made In a
| meeting OF the convention committee
| to be held In November.
Pie regular tax collection period, m
far M the city taxes are concerned,
| closed THURSDAY. with the biggest
| day in the history OF the city. The
| collections for the day totaled ST.
| 355,074O7. Notwithstanding this fact.
| the clerks were all through BY 10
o'clock Thursday night. The total
| receipts for the period were $685.
| 1914
ians for the organisation OF a forest
IRE protective associa tiOn I'm the low
| or peninsula OF Michigan were ois-
| cussed In a meeting OF special COM
mittee OF the Michigan Hardwood as
sociation, In the Hotel Pontchartrain
Thursday The members OF the COM
mittse are: +. l.. Richardson, Alpena
N, NJ Langdon. Mancelona; y. s.
| Haw es. Detroit; H. Ballou, Cadillac.
and q. L. Larson. Manistee,
arrangements are now being compIet-
ed for q musical and literary enter
tainment 10 mark the formal dedi-
cation OF the new hall belonging 10
81. Francis Roman Catholic parish,
at Wesson-ave. and Vigo-st, which
Is TO take place In a fortnight. The
OF x2S, 900 and includes large hall.
stage, dressing rooms and committee
rooms, in addition TO a gymnasium.
bowling alleys and billiard room, IL
Is Intended to make the building q
social center for the Polish residents
of the district.
large party of ADVERTISING men Will
be the guests NJ dinner Friday even
ing In the Detroit Motor Boat club.
OF j. II. Gould, manager OF the Amer
lean Printing Co. a feature OF the
AFFAIR TO be the awarding OF prize
Of 800 for the best booklet, in a
special competition which has been
under way for a year. The contest
ants are members OF advertising COM
panies and agencies In Detroit, and
the judges will be DeForest Porter.
Buffalo; Guy W. Ellis, Rochester, and
II. d Montgomerie. Detroit
J the annual meeting of the city plan
and Improvement commission Thurs-
day afternoon, Charles Moore, secre-
tary and treasurer OF the Security
succeed John NJ. Donaldson. resign
ed Max Brock was elected vice.
president and L. Glenn Phillips, Sec
rotary. On Mr.. Moore's suggestion
the commission decided to invite ID.
II. Burnham and Il. H. Bennett,
prominent Chicago architects. 10 look
over the city with a view to prcpar-
ing a plan for the future develop
ment OF DetIo oft.
II the baggage OF the Twenty-sixth
infantry at Fort Wayne was shipped
Friday morning to Camp Perry. Ohio.
and the regiment viii leave by spe-
cial train Saturday morning. The
camp will continue until Sept 2. In
addition. to the Twenty-sixth infan-
try. the camp will be made up OF a
large detachment OF the Twenty-sev-
enth infantry Of Chicago. one troop
of the Fifteenth cavalry and 20 men
from every state and territory from
the Atlantic coast TO the Hawaiian
islands. The camp Is held for rifle
practice and competition.