The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-11-02
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

said an aged aud confused IItiEant I'm
Tying 10 md exit from the
Wayne County building: This IN
sutution forcibly reminds me OF a
!aWsult--easy 20 get into, but hard
TO get out Of"
Ethel Moran, the cafe singer. uDou
whom Arthur Porak IaVIshed costly
presents and who was arrested at
MS instance after she refused TO
marry him, was released Tuesday ar
terhoon Porak has gone TO San Dl-
ego. Cal
samuel hatH, peddier, 10 years old,
no. $50 brewster-st., was arrested
tuesday and $500 worth OF clothing
believed TO have been stolen from
second hand stores. confscatcd Pre-
cinct Detectives Golden and Bande-
mer are investigating.
Lou j. EppInEer, the weII-knOwn tax
IdermiHt, has been selected 10 MI the
vacancy on the Democratic ticket for
the office OF estimator OF the Seven
teenth ward. Mr., Epplnger has been
n Detroiter all his life and is well
acquainted with the citys needs
The Rev. A. II. barr, OF the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church, VIII give
series OF talks on the Passion Play
IN m Ihe Wednesday evening service In
series will be given Wednesday
night when the subject will be The
villagers and their homes"
The Cary Construction CO., which went
"
has assigned the contract with the
city FOR the Fatrvicw pumping sta
lion 70 the Hunkin- Conkey Co, OF
IN cleveland, which VIII complete the
work. The Massachusetts Bonding
Co. transferred the bond of the Cary
Co. 10 the new Arm.
Andrew w. Kelley, bOokkeeper I'm the
\ j. l.. Hudson store, 81 years old. No.
lbZ Forrest east, WAS found dying
IA on bench In Clinton park Tuesday
n night. He had been in III health
II long time. An empty bottle labeled
-hepch,- butthere- are no Indications
that he took any OF the poison Cor
oner Burgess has ordered a post
IA norton
AS a result Of the recommendation Of
II Police Commissioner CrouI, Il ~
probable that the work OF issuing IL
censes will I'm future be done In the
n city hall instead OF police headquar-
ters. Mr. Croul thinks 10 would pre-
M vent lot OF confusion. as persons
|p getting licenses in police headquar-
N ters are required 20 go 10 the city
nall TO have them countersigned by
the city clerk
Pity Controller HeIncmnn discovered
recently that the charter limits the
annual expenditure for public sew
ers 10 100000. while the estimates
ID Tor this year are $4,000 Corpor-
alton Counsel Hally decided that the
limitations did not include lateral
sewers. in which case no harm has
been done Most Of the money APP
propriated for sewers this year IL
also appropriated under condition OF
the bonding limit being raised by
vote OF the people.
heeOrdinK "a the report Of the weather
bureau, October was fairly well he
haved on two occasions. the third
50 degrees, but the average for the
month was only 2.S degrees above
normal a touch OF winter was felt
on the 2eth. when the thermometer
o. az lao he. ls.f n
was only i.0T inches, the least preci-
pitation for the month In 10 years
There were light frosts in the early
part OF the month and heavy ones
towards the close
he New Thought cult I'm Detroit n
again without n leader, DIR. Charles
Brodie Patterson, who has held that
place since the Rev Margaret la
Grange left the city has resigned
and Will leave Detroit 20 become a
lecturer on New Thought A fare-
well reception viii be given DR. Pat
tcrson Wednesday evening in the
rooms Of the New Thought Alliance
club. No. 64S Woodward-ave. Harry
Gaze, prominent New Thought lee
tprer. will be present at the recep-
tion and will speak on Eternal life
he Detroit Equal Suffrage club will
hold Its regular monthly meeting
Friday afternoon. Nov. 4. at o'clock,
in the Twentieth Century clubs
building, corner OF Columbia and
Witherell-sts. The topic for discus
sion Will be Social hygiene" After
the adjournment OF the meeting the
board VIII convene for the purpose
OF making final arrangements for the
lecture 10 be given In the Church OF
Our Father. Saturday evening, Nov.
IL, by Mrs. Phillip Snowden. dis
tinguished English lecturer. who Is
TO talk on Woman suffrage"
eaIth officer Guy l.. Kiefer In inter-
ested la the project 10 extend the
Owen Park dock out to the harbor
line which is being agttated by JEFF
ferson ave. residents in connection
with the work now being done on the
err says that IL the dock Is left only
part way out and private docks on
both sides extend TO the harbor line,
there will be a pocket for stagnant
water which will be unhealthful
DR. Kiefer was in the city hall, Tues
day, to address the ways and means
committee OF the council, which Mas
been asked 10 find $4,000 for the
work. but there was no quorum pres
emit
mOng the various amateur pubIIca-
lions I'm the line of school and neigh
borhood papers, one OF the brightest
Is The Anglo-Saxon which Is the
work of six young men living in the
vicinity OF Van Dyke-ave. The No
vember edition is just out and dis
closes many original ideas within its
covers The imposing list OF editors
and contributors includes r. D. Lori
mer, as managing editor; L. b. How
ard. publisher; r; NJ; Stevenson. So
ciety editor; w. T.. Henderson. club
editor: Harold Henderson, u. Of NJ
and Lessiter Milburn. Michigan Agri-
cultural college, special correspond
ents Each month an associate ed
itress" is selected, the young lady
chosen for that honor In November
being Miss Una Houghton
N~aMoMu%e