The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-05-01
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

was struck by an automobile al
| Moodward-uve. und Stato-st, Sunday
she was taken home In an auto pa
| troll.
seriously burned while pia yinE about
Donnre near her home No 10l0
Clark-aye., Friday. died Sunday night
In the Children's Free hospital
Fire I'm the Knab-karr millinery stors
at NO. S10 Grand River-aye., sundny
night. did damage estimated at 81, 900
William +. knab and his family. who
live above the store, were driven &c
the street
Richard Thompson, "a years old, No
| o. Ttliman-ave., was struck by nm In
| terurban car at Michigan and May
bury-aves.. Sunday. lie was injured
| about tRe head and was taken TO
Harper hospital
The body OF Anthony sareek, 10 years
old, No. D22 Riopelie-st., who dlsap-
peared three months ago. was found
! In the river at the foot or Tenth st,
SUNDAY The boy had passion for
the water and IL Is thought he fell
on the dock while fishing
John Edmunds, ssIoonkeeper at No. 3II
Woodward-ave., who was injured I'm
street car accident Saturday night,
at Woodward-ave. and Columbia st.
afternoon. He was ~ years old and
came from Lapeer year ago.
John =. Davis, Jr., In under arrest In
the central police station, charged
with driving away an automobile be-
longing TO Thomas Curry. No. 20 Nc
Graw building. Davis was captured
Saturday In Ypsilanti. after the auto
had been driven all the way from
Detroit
Nsaac Newton BeesOn, formerly OF Do
wagiac, died Saturday In his home,
No. 40 Euclid-ave. west, at the age OF
80. Mrs. Beeson and one daughter,
Mrs. George g. Harris, survive Fu-
neral services were held from Mrs
Harris residence, No. "a Pallister-
ave, Monday afternoon.
Peter Orlopp, No. 543 WiIlis-ave. east,
was sitting ON the back porch OF that
address Sunday morning. when a fell
low boarder attacked him and inhict-
ed several dangerous knife wounds.
Orlopp IL In ST. Marys hospital and
Peter Leshmak Is locked up on sus-
picion OF being the assailant.
Joseph Fortune, the 15-year-oId boy,
burned by the explosion OF gasoIine
in the basement OF his home. No. 81
Baltimore-ave. west, Friday after
noon. died In Grace hospital Sunday
morning. The explosion occurred
while he was pouring oil from a can
on some burning rubbish In the fur
mace.
The new church of Our Lady OF sor-
rows, Berlin-st. and Meldrum- ave-,
the congregation OF which is made
ers. Will be used for the first time
next Sunday. May 7. The pastor Is
the Rev Henry Syoen The edifce
will cost about $4,000 The old
ago, and since then the congregation
has been using the neighboring par
ish school house for the services.
Judge Swan signed q Anal decree Sat-
decree given in 1910, sustaining the
patents No 1850 and 1870, the
property of the Trussed Concrete Co.
OF this city. and decreeing a peTpet-
ual injunction against their infringe
ment. The suit was against ID. J.
Healy. who. IL was alleg ed, had used
the process In bis new building. Nos.
224-22S Woodward-ave. A settlement
which Mr.. Healy is allowed 10 use
the process In his building without
molestation.
Twenty-Five California delegates 20 the
convention OF Independent Order OF
Foresters. in Toronto. Ont, May TO
s, accompanied by their wives were
entertained In Detroit Sunday by Ell
liott @. Stevenson. supreme nhief
ranger OF the order. He took them
the morning and had them roofing
for the Tigers in Bennett park In
the afternoon. The party continued
Its Journey Sunday night. They ship
ped ahead OF them cargo of 1000
California oranges, TO be distributed
among the delegates.
The board OF directors OF the Associate
ed Charities will meet Tuesday after
noon. In the Associated Charities
building. 10 make arrangements. for
the opening of Bay Court, near New
Baltimore. the home for convaiescent
women and children. maintained un-
der the supervision OF the organiza-
ton. The Associated Charities will
establish seven branches In the city
this summer, the FIRST to open this
week. at No. 1896 West Jefferson
ave, In Delray. Miss 8. Singer viii
be In charge OF this branch, which
will include tuberculosis clinic.
= milk fund association station. q visit
ing nurse and a playground
.sThe most dastardly outrage ever per-
the statement by A. q, Mention, So
cialist mayor OF Flint, relative to the
arrest OF the alleged dynamiters. Nc
Manisal and and Mcnamara I,' IN an ad-
Mayor Mention said that In cities
where the people had elected Social
list officers, better conditions had re-
sniv bo asd Of %orhims w Ssop ehe
Resolutions wete adopted declaring
that capitalists lof the country wore
responsible forj the arrest and al
ed Of dynamiJns the Los Angeles
Times.
has been Appointed director OF the
School Of Defgn and Applied Arts,
which a number OF citizens interest
ed In art, ini cooperation with the
Society OF Ats and Crafts. recently
agreed TO establish in this city. Mr.
Hamilton VIII come to Detroit July
and will then map out the curricu-
lum for the School and other details
necessary, 81 that IL may open to re-
ceive pupilA Sept l.. As the pro-
jectors expect the school to event
ually become a part Of the new De-
temporary bcation Is still being con-
sidered. There will be day and even
ing classes and fees will be mini
mum MrlHamiIto nstudied In Har-
ward unddf Prof Munsterberg and
DR. Denman Ross. to specially At
himself fof this sort OF work.
with the cIOS,ds OF the earlier morning
hours swekt away In noon sunshine,
which lasted until twilight descend
ed, the wtole population OF Detroit
seemed tot be lured into the out of
doors. Sunday. Every park and bou-
levard w4s crowded. Belle Isle at
tracted aa large a concourse as on a
mid-sumIner holiday, and everywhere
could be hseen happy-faced men, wo-
men and tchlldren enjoying the bril-
liant sunfhine. and the warm air la
den with the perfume Of early spring
flowers "A half dozen stalwart traf-
Nv Officers were stationed at the
Boulevard and Belle Isle bridge en-
trance and they had plenty to do
regulating the automobiles and pc
destrian frafnc. The bridge contain
ed a cob tinuous moving stream Of
vehicles hnd pedestrians all day long
and the bark autos had all their ca
pacious beats could hold on every
trip. IL = estimated upwards Of 200