The Detroit times., 1911-07-27
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

A pasrei OF Boy scouts Will be erxan-
t.sa IN wyeadotte, An q meeting TO
Ralph Clark and Harry Peters. two
young Wyandotte men. Just out OF
college. Wall act az scoutmasters.
Roy u. Hack, "a years old, No. sos
stxfh-st., uuH -nererctyr injured Thurs
day morning, wnen one OF SMELLS
milk wagons. which he was driving.
alley on king-ave.. near Woodward
ave-. when the wagon overturned
Milk was scattered ati over tine pave
ment. Sucks right leg and right
mrs. w. ,. Palmer, miIIiner at No. 274
Grand River-ave., was robbed OF =
watcn ana chain, valued 1t $40, by
TWO young men Wednesday They
entered the store and asked for box
IA when they could pack clothes to
unE IL Tor them. the young men
grabbed the watch and ran, a 9imi-
lar robbery occurred Tuesday night
IA the millinery store at No. lss Graz
tiot-ave.
A Buick automobile, the property OF
Charles Behrendt, No. - Lineoln-
ave-, was abandoned at Larned and
pequindre-sts, late Wednesday night
~ TWO young men. who ran away
al the approach of n policeman The
machine was towed to the Elm wood
station by an auto patrol and later
turned over TO Its owner.
-Heenrse she carried 10-mpnths-old
baby In her a4ns, sherlm GastOn re-
fused TO lock up Mrs. Mary OleJnik.
OF Wyandotte. arrested "Wednesday
on serious charge. The sheriff or
dered her taken back TO her home. as
IL IL unlikely she will make any at
Tempt 70 escape, George Gordowski.
arrested on the same complaint. was
locked up.
Lawrence Beauvais, no years old, COM
mitted suicide, Wednesday,, tn his
boarding house. No. 1897 Champaign
ST. by swallowing carbolic acid. Fell
low boarders say he had boon drink
Ing TO excess and that he threatened
TO end his life week ago. Relatives,
who live In Anchorville, Mich. have
been notified.
Representing himself m DIR. Adolph Lo-
renz Of Vienna. the great Austria.
surgeon. who performed a wonderful
operation on the daughter of p. ID.
Armour. the Chicago meat packer. a
man mas been going from house to
noase; Offering TO perform similar
W. Wagner. No. 661 Medium ave.
reported the fellows operations TO
the police. MIR Wagner began TO
question his visitor, who gave a weak
explanation OF how he came TO lie
soliciting work by street canvass
The cornerstone OF the new OddfeI-
lows temple, In wyandotte, was laid
Wednesday afternoon The ceremon-
les were participated In by members
OF tho order, Postmaster L. ". Clark.
who laid the stone. the Rev c. W.
Jones, pastor OF the CONGREGATIONAL
church. who delivered the address
and Joseph Girardin. deputy grand
master OF the order, who spoke on
behalf OF the oddfeliows
Gov. Chase =. Osborn VIII be among
the party forming the Upper Penin-
sufa> Development bureau. when that
~ organisation pays visit TO Detroit
Sept So. The starting point will be
81 Ignace. the steamer City OF 81
Ignace bringing the bureau mem
bers TO Detroit. The Detroit Board
OF Commerce Will have charge OF the
reception and entertainment OF the
visitors
are said to hnve resulted from the
annual noyena held in honor of Ste.
Anne. In Ste. Anne's church. which
closed Wednesday, the day following
Ste. Anne's feast day. Although sew
eral novenas have been held during
the year, greater results are said 20
have been accomplished during the
past week than ever before. The
crowds which have focked daily to
the church have been very large Be-
cause OF the numbers unable to par
ttcipate In the recent devottons an
other novsna will be started Sept 8.
W GOntinUG IOTs nine tuesdays.
The police OF Detroit and other cfties
throughout the country, are endeav-
ortng to locate Mrs. Lima Holdings
worth, who formerly lived at 20 S
st. Albertus-st., and George +. wre-
ford. No. 256 EucIid-ave.. east, who
are supposed to have left the city
together. The search for the pair
has been instituted by Mrs Wreford
and Mr.. Hollinssworth. Mrs. Hol-
Mrs. WEXFORD. and the latter believes
that she enticed Mr.. Wreford away
The Hollingsworth have a ive-year-
old daughter whom the mother took
away with her. and the Wrefords a
seven -year-old son who II with his
mother here. The latter are left
destitute. according to Mrs wreford.
The consmittee ON text books OF the
board OF education decided, wednes-
day afternoon, to advertise for sup
ply OF scissors for use In the kin
dergarten department. and for the
laundering OF the towels used in the
= school bath houses. Pine committee
also determined 10 enguEe a band OF
10 pieces at a cost OF $33 and pro-
vide 1s banners for athletic prizes for
the neid day exercises next month.
Because of the large number. Of Wis
itors expected I'm the city Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF next
week. to attend the annual conven-
ton OF the Knights Of COLUMBUS.
the local committee on arrangements
for the entertainment OF the dele
gates ID making public appeal for
the use OF automobiles. Thursday
afternoon, that the visitors may be
given a ride around the city. Many
hundreds OF machines have been
promised already, but another eee
are needed. The following members
of the committee on laws have ar
rived In the city: J. G. Pelieltier.
Boston; w. F. Fox, Indianapolis;
Judge Paul Leche. ponaidsonville.
La; w. J. Michigan, Thompsonviile.
Springs. This committee passes on
all resolutions adopted by state
councils before submitting them to
the supreme body. Convention head.
quarters will be the Knights Of
Columbus temple. Woodward and
Hancock
Edward n. BENNETT and Daniel N.
Bvrnham, Chicago municipal afehi-
tects and landscape artists are TO
come to Detroit and give their advice
on several matters. I'm accordance
with q resolution OF the city plan and
Improvement commission, which met
Wednesday afternoon. The Chicago
monument shall be placed on Belle
Isle, among other things The COM
mission discussed the question OF
building new dock at Belle Isle
and the dredging of a portion OF the
but no action was taken Park Conn
missioner Hurlbut suggested the
building OF a shelter. TO cost $1,000.
on the island, and the committee APP
proved OF the plan. The suggestion
TO buy 20 acres OF wooded land ad-
Joining Palmer park. and the pro-
posal TO build new boulevard on
three sides OF the city. also came up
for consideration. but action was de-.
ferred. The commission will elect of
ncers on Aug. 10.
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