The Detroit times., 1910-10-19
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING


Tuesday wss the wsrmest October day
sines 1000, the thermometer reach
ing " degrees.
john CshiiI. who was . deputy uuder
sheriff James ID. burns, died Mon
Jay IN MS nome In Wyandotte. He
had Deem Ill for several months.
meeting Will be held In the Knight
OF Equity club rooms, Wednesday
evening. 10 complete arrangements
Tor the entertainment of John Red
mona VINO comes TO Detroit Wednes-
day. Oct. rs.
Harry ,. Hyde, of Marshall, Mich, died
eesday In ~. Mary's hospital from
complication OF diseases. Mr.: Hyde
prominent in politics in his native
town and county. Two sons and two
daughters survive.
John kean and George Larkins, two
c.n,unS police chsrscters, were
captured by Patroimen Lemond. Ba-
xsr and Potts. Tuesday night. after
inc 9fncers stopped the pair with n
nusiiade OF revolver shots The men
were caught In the alley in the rear
third man with them. but he made
his escape.
Ofncers elected Tuesday by the day
freshmen ~ eiss: OF the Detroit College
Lewis, Three Rivers. Mich; vice.
president, Mark Mckee. Bradley.
Mich: secretary. Henry a. Behrendt.
Finland Twenty-Five states and four
foreign countries are represented IN
the class.
The public lighting commission decid-
against ths Fl Home gs'1 rs1ep 5,sna 20 .u TO
decide whether the commission or
the department OF public works has
nnal authority In the matter OF To-
tho i. P. " has given the permits,
but the lighting commissioners think
they should be consulted because OF
the danger OF contact between high
tension wires and telephone wires.
Negotiations looking toward a settle
nsnt OF the trouble which has split
the Detroit Society for the Study
and Prevention OF tuberculosis are
hanging IRE at the present time be-
cause OF the absence from the city OF
Alfred Lucking. attorney for the un-
Incorporated faction. 1t Is said that
that Mrs. w. A. McGraw be permit
ted TO remain as president for u
reasonable length OF time. after
which she Will resign and general
election will follow.
The Rev. Luther Lovejoy, secretary OF
the Detroit Housing mission, IL
busily engaged gathering facts
about the housing OF the masses In
an official report to the commission
In the near future 80 far l have
found the quarters of the Jews. Ital-
ians and Hungarians the most con-
gested, with violations OF legal safe
guards" said Mr.. Lovejoy. when
the members have been placed in
full possession OF all the facts we
will begin to fight the evils and
work for better conditions"
Miss MurieI Hawkins, No. 40 Leices-
ter court, won the first prize offered
by Henry Ford. through Deputy
Game Warden Daniels. for the best
essay on The usefulness OF song
and insectiverous birds" the judges
being members OF the Audubon So
ciety There will be another con-
test on the subject. THE necessity
for protecting birds and the best
be in the hands OF Jefferson Butler,
secretary Of the Audubon society, be-
fore Jan 20. 1911. The Audubon So
ciety Is planning 70 send TO cat
heaven" about 5000 homeless fe-
lines that now wander about the
streets and alleys OF Detroit.
That concrete roads have come 20 lie
accepted ms the solution of the good
roads problem since the advent OF
the automobile. lis the conclusion
stated in the fourth annual report
OF the Wayne county board OF road
. commissioners. issued Tuesday. The
report states that macadam. which
was long the standard must be dis
carded because OF the wear and tear
of the power vehicles The-rePeFty
which Is handsome book of 10
pages, contains general summary
OF the work accomplished and con-
templated by the commission. IL Is
illustrated by some 80 or more pho
tographs and drawings, showing
both the Improvement made and the
methods employed. The commission
ers devote especial attention to seek
ing to instruct people in the use of
roads, urging them TO get away from
narrow tires and to avoid tracking