The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-06-02
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

In the dance hill In Riyer,Iew park.
Ihursday night. she lost "a pocket
book containing $5l.
Agnes Flynn, "a years old, No. 200
.onsress-st. east. a. In 81. Mnry's
nospltal with damgaed skull A
NesresS struck her FeF-the head as
she was walking In front or No. 232
Eilot-st, Thursday night
An examination AAIII he held In The
federal building, June II, "a MI a
vacancy as stenographer In the Of
nee OF collector OF customs In De-
troit The position pays $3.50 year,
anu IL open only To men
Edward O'Mara was sentenced 10 DO
days In the House OF Correction by
Juuke fhelan, Thursday, on pleading
Bullty 10 the charge OF stealing some
gsWelry from the store of Gilbert
Miller on Grand RiveT-ave.
An unidentihed man, about rs year.
old, committed suicide ON Belle Isle,
thursday afternoon, by swallowing
carDolc acid. The body was found
near bride path near Vesta-ave
the body Is In the county morgue
The Will OF Conrad PfeiiTer was nIcd
for probate, Thursday. IL gives $4,000
h 70 the Detroit Social Turn Nerein.
Ills vile and family receive the re-
mainder OF the estate. wnfch friends
estimate TO be worth about 100000.
A sky-soaring burglar broke into
Alfred Muhbank's apartments ON the
fourth noor OF No. 3SS Second ave
Thursday night. He got In a front
window but all he stole was coat
ana pair of trousers, overlooking
valuable silverware.
Peter }. Schumacher, a nreman nj En-
gine House No. D, was caught be-
tween heavy engine and "A swing
ing door, Thursday when his com
pahy responded to fire alarm.
Both hips were crushed. He was
taken 10 st. Mary's hospital.
Police captains were given orders,
Thursday, concerning the censoring
OF moving picture show films. There
Is some talk Of having the films pro-
duced first in room in the central
police station. In this way, offend
Ing pictures could be prohibited by
the police.
Ellis Whitman, "the human rsttiebox,"
gave demonstration before the De-
|. trolt Osteopathic society. In the Girls
Woid House Thursday evening. DR..
T. King explained Whitman's abil-
II lily TO dislocate various parts of his
body by saying that he has voluntary
control or involuntary muscles as
Well as unusually elastic ligaments
better order In 40 he maintained ON the
pleasure boats plying between De-
troit and points up and down the
river In the future. Special attention
will be given TO the Tashmoo Off
GERS from the Detroit police depart
ment and a deputy United States mar
shall viii accompany the steamer on
all trips TO the Flats and see that
order Is preserved
Frank Spencer, No. 434 Woodbridge
st. east, appeared In the coroner's
office. Thursday afternoon and made
statement in connection with the
automobile accident. In which Mrs
Margaret Huyser. II years old, was
killed. Spencer drove the auto truck
that Killed Mrs Huyser at Jefferson
ave. and Randolph-st., May "a Ow-
ing to a confusion OF addresses the
police had difficulty in finding Spen-
Ger.
Unless Mrs. MabeIIe Lawson sayen
moves from a hotel which she con-
ducts at No. 100 State-st and pro-
vides a suitable home for her daugh-
ter, Anna, seven years old, the child
VIII be taken from her by Judge HUI
bert or the Juvenile court Patrol
men John keHH and Patrick 0iGrady
and Detectives Wilson and Black tes-
titled that Mrs. Sayens house was
closed recently by the police and
three months ago she started no
tel According To the Society for the
prevention OF Cruelty to Children,
the place Is disreputable. and the So
society asks that the little girl be
removed from II. o.
The Aero Club OF Michigan has de-
clined an Invitation 10 take charge
Of the Detroit aviation meet, sched-
uied TO take place In Detroit from
June 20 to July L. In letter 10 Da-
vid l.. Herman, chairman Of the
meet. Burns Henry, secretary OF the
Aero club. says After due consid-
GRAFTON, and with full appreciation
OF your offer, II was the feeling OF
the board Of directors that IL was
a outside OF the functions and pur-
poses of this club to sanction and
take charge Of a meet Of this kind.
and that. therefore. this club would
have TO decline the Invitation ex-
tended by the Detroit aviation meet
through you"
u Miss EsteIIa sadIer, 20 years old and
n hss afuln
peal to Judge Hubert, Thursday,
! saved her mother from commitment
to the psycopathic ward In Ann Ar
Dor for observation. Mrs Sadler who
says she's a cousin OF former Gov.
Fred NJ. Warner. was brought into
court by force but when Judge Hull
and In perfect English. declared that
she had been beaten out OF money
by her relatives and that this was
move to get her out OF the way.
The daughter, who lives with her
mother at No kft >MfGiGe fl(- ave. said
she did not believe her parent In
saiie. The court allow cd the mother
to return home and remain there as
long as no complaint 10 entered
against her.
Alexis &. Angel, who becomes United
states Judge July 1, II . frequent
visitor to the court rooms, In the
time observing methods OF procedure.
Mr.. Angel has long been familiar
with methods from the viewpoint OF
lawyer, but there are many details
that do not at once suggest them
selves from that side OF the clerks
desk, and with which he is rapidly
familiarizing himself. II Is probable
that Judge Angel will commence
with minor cases. leaving the large
matters! including the bathtub case
and the Alaskan coal cases. till late
In the fall. when they may be tried
by Judge Denison. who is familiar
with them.
Deputy u. y. Marshal John smith was
badly beaten when he attempted to
arrest William Shay In Kuhn's sa-
loon, No. Is Michigan-ave.. Thursday
afternoon, on warrant charging
him with an assault on the high seas
The alleged assault occurred on the
y steamer Tashmoo, and the complaint
was made by George F. Gagnier
Smith found that Shay was eating in
the saloon. He waited till the man
had finished his meal. and then show
ed his warrant and told Shay he was
under arrest Shay, II Is alleged,
called his brother Thomas. and the
two gave the marshal "A bad beating
With the assistance OF Traffic Officer
Louis Grim the two Shays were ar
rested William was locked up In
the county Jail on the charge set up
in the warrant, and Thomas in the
nrst precinct police station on the
charge of assaulting United States
officer.
Mrs. May Wright sewnli, of Boston,
well-known author, educator and
| lecturer, took a decided stand against
compulsory medical inspection In the
aChooIa I'm her lecture In the Gar