The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-06-06


The regular daily service of the Ash
ley aud Dustin steamer line 10
Lake Eric ports VIII open satur
day. June II. when the steamers
Put-in BAY and Frank T.. kirbS
Will be In commission.
Peter schmidt. ~ yenrs old, Of No.
~ Antietam-st.. hanged himself,
sunday night. 70 the kitchen do3t
In his home. Ills wife FOUND MS
body after he had been dead an
hour. a motive has not been as
signed for his act
Louis Fury. 30 years old, OF No 21l
Gongress-st. east: wa, crested wi o.
S M%hiaey rd bSr1'Hs Sam '" Ale Of tho
same address OF $50 worth OF Jew
elry. Two other men. who wero
said 10 have been with Fury, es-
capped.
a. Ekiin, for II years rest
dent OF Detroit, and for a. years
mechanical superintendent In tho
Detroit House OF Correction. died
Saturday morning In MS home, No
In Elmwood cemetery. lie was born
a. No. 262 Randolph-st.. then out
side the city limits.
Ray Hendricks, 20 years old. mo-
home. and Frank kriii. - years
old, OF No; ?sl Jenerso n,gh, w wsre
the police declare, they were
threatening inmates OF an alleged
disorderly house at No. so Beau
bien-st.. with a revolver. Hend-
ricks is charged with assault with
intent TO Kill, and Krlll IL charged
with being "A disorderly person,
A movement is on foot among Ma
tiOnsI Guard officers and members
OF the business mems training camp
Of Detroit for preparedness pa
81 a. A N
OF the Thirty first regiment, NJ. y
q, IL in touch with members OF
these organizations, and IL aBltat-
ing a general turnout. To be Joined
In by office workers, women and
children. as well as the avowed
advocates OF the movement.
Creatore's band attracted large audi
ences TO the auditorium OF the Pal
ace gardens. saturday afternoon
conductor presented pleasing
program Of classic and popular
music. While Creatore Is quieter
In his methods Of welding the
baton than formerly. he Is Just as
successful In producing astonish-
ing tonal effects. Every number
was enCored. and the Italian band.
master and his men were generous
with extra numbers
Plans are being made for the open
Ing of restaurant ON Warrington
blvd. that will be equipped with
the new "no-waiter" service dining
room. invented by John +. Dasch-
ner. manager OF the FrontenAc cafe.
who says that the salary \of one
waiter for "A month will pay for the
installation OF one table. Your
order goes down a chute. The food
comes up on dumb waiter, and
after the table is set II disap-
pears. II Is operated with more
convenience to the patron than the
walter service.
An artistic booklet of photographic
scenic views or VT. Rainier Va
tiunal park, Washington. has been
issued by the Chicago. Milwaukee
and 81 Paul railway. which Will he
delight 10 the stay-at-home and
strong lure 20 the traveller 20
board the first train for this mag
nifcent wonder spot OF America.
The booklet describes in detail the
journey to the park and the many
marvellous things TO be seen on the
way and in the park visit To Mt.
Rainier would seem TO solve the
vacation problem for all who
would spend healthful and de-
lightful holiday.
"No wonder the average man sits In
street car while women stand. for
the woman who says thank you
for seat Is the exception rather
than tho rule. remarked Hamil-
ton car straphanger as he had
moved up front from the center Of
the car after giving his seat 20
woman. Every time | do II |
swear I never viii again. | hate
unEraciousncss above all things.
What's the matter with the women
these days. anyway. that they can
not be gracious in acknowledging
courtesy I'm willing TO make
way FOR the ladies' any time II the
reward is a smile and a how and
thank you, but usually all one gcts
~ an icy stare with an its-only-
my-right air"
Sew persons realize the important
element that horses play In the
business Of Detroit" says Mrs.
Abucr T., Tarned. president OF the
Animal Welfare association. I'm
1911 there were 40 600 horses In
Detroit, and despite the tremen-
dous output OF the automobile as
vehicle OF transportation. IL Is
estimated that today there are S.
O0O working horses in the city.
with the educational work OF the
Animal Welfare association, a
strong sentiment has arisen in
favor or better treatment and
housing OF dumb animals. feeling
particularly noticeable among
firms using n considerable number
OF horses for hauling, etc. Many
OF the members OF these firms have
come to the association voluntarily
offering moral and financial sup
port IN the humane work being
done"