The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-01-30
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

In McGrexor mission, tomorrow even
ing, at tbs, Alt. George For. Of the
and Mrs. ". A. Henderson viii sing.
The Dream City" will be the subject
Of Director A II Grinith's SUNDAY
lecture In the Art Museum. since
delivering a lecture on this subject
some weeks ago he has had many
requests to repeat II.
Another story In shortly to be added to
the store Of the II. siegel Co, Wood
ward-ave. and State-st. George ID.
Mason Is drawing the plans and
work begins In the spring. building
operations will be so planned az not
to interfere with the firms business
Will dedicate its new nest ON the
NTH floor of the Bamlet building.
with an old-time smoker. "Wednesday
evening. Feb. 3. IL Is the intention OF
the order to establish home for
aged owls, an orphanage for the chill
dren, and an Owl hospital
School Inspector &. VI. Burton HAS sug-
:s n. 20 Old III Hoa sssr% sshoc when
IN soon to be abandoned for a new
one be converted into public bath
house and the school yard INTO "a
public playground for the beneft or
the children OF the neighborhood.
Assessor John Nagel. 81 have In
vestigated the assessing systcms In
Chicago. Cleveland Bunalo ana pu
luth since I took office and ind that
we have a better system than any
OF them. Duluth has only one ad-
vantage over us-in vessel taxation
but that may be equalized by &C
tion in Lansing this winter"
IN the county building dweiis q little
colony of workers known unomcfnliy
and not inappropriately as the Busy
nett and Burgess and their two
clerks William Allmand and William
DeLaurier. who to keep up TO the
alliterative idea now r ne,,s
rhe members of the Bar association
voted Friday On their choice OF u
candidate to succeed Judge Murhn at
the spring election; Out or 90 VOTES
Murnn received 81. ., on the Demo
ceived votes. p; J; NJ. Hally 2 and
James H. Pound, w. j. Gray and
Fred ID. Harvey one each.
Joseph CirciIIy, a Toronto Italian, was
arrested mt the ferry landing. FRI
day night by United States Immigra-
tion Inspector r.. F. Coe. Circilly
was accompanied by a young woman
% years of age and the federal ofi-
Gals suspect that he was bringing
He was locked up on suspicion, while
the girl is held as a witness.
Julius EbeIt. formerly a resident of
Bay city, was arrested by Detectives
Brooks and Seymour. Friday, on a
charge OF child abandonment. Ebelt $
attorney says he cannot understand
the charge. Mrs. Ebelt. he asserts.
obtained divorce some time ago,
awarded TO her. Ebelt has been Nv
Ing at No. AZ Mack-ave. He Is AZ
years old.
Mayor Breitmeyer and Corporation
Council HsiIy have exchanged letters
I'm regard to the action OF Assistant
Corporation Council Atkinson In
arguing against the city In grade
separation case before the supreme
court. The corporation. counsel has
Informed the mayor that he feels
competent TO defend grade separation
cases. and gave permission to 'Atkin-
son to- argue the other side.
After some years OF discussion, the
public lighting, police and IRE COM
missions have come together on the
matter OF laying conduits IN which
60 place their wires. This causes the
pavement to be torn up. but once for
the three departments and the cost
Is much less for the total work.
About $4,000 wnl be spent for con-
Quits this year and the work Will be
supervised by the fire and lighting
commission engineers.
Inventories of the estates Of George w.
DaIch. the Detroit capitalist who died
about year ago. and sis son. Thorn
as b. who committed suicide day
or two later. hove been died In the
an estate of s73e.33o:75. OF which
s522,9s0 was In bonds. s3t.9s7 In
stocks. and the balance In mortgages.
There was less than $1,000 indebted
ness against the estate. The sons
estate amounted to $4,000, against
which were claims of $4,000
The Grnt uating exercises Of the Boule-
ward sanitarium were held Thursday
evening. when two young women re-
ceived diplomas from that institu-
ton. They We're Miss Elsie Morris.
OF Brown City. Mich, and Miss Mar