The Detroit times., 1910-11-03
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

John Cannon, No. 90 OOIum blast. east,
= clerk employed by the Peoples
Quitting Co, Is under arrest on a
charge OF compiling list OF the con-
Germs customers with a view 10 sell
Ing IL TO a similar Arm. Cannon de-
nies the charge.
Mrs. Ida Corbett, widow of Attorney
William II. Corbett, who married her
0r ms ue onnr PEG, has pstitioned the
husbands win. She said he had a
half sister and two brothers whose
whereabouts are unknown.
Children playing with matches while
rs sa were In bed caused a are In the
Slalrmount-ave., Thursday morning.
Mr.. Ford threw the bed out the win
dow and prevented the flames from
spreading. No person was injured.
1'Oliee COmmIssioner CrouI issued n
moving picture SHOWS oS pr% RHesnSsaa OF
TO institute reforms In their places
or suffer the loss OF their licenses
The commissioner cites as his chief
objections that girls OF tender years
are permitted In the shows at night
ana that young men who frequent
the places Insult women patrons.
Catholic charitable installations will
Rront largely through the Will OF
Thomas Murphy, tled In the probate
court Wednesday afternoon De-
ceased owned real estate on the west
side valued at upwards OF 100000
He left house and lot TO each OF
seven nephews and nieces; 5000 TO
the Little Sisters OF the Poor, 5000
20 81 Vincents orphan asylum. and
the residue OF his estate 10 such
charitable institutions as his execu-
tor, James Breen. may choose.
|The annual meeting Of the Church club
of the Episcopal diocese of Michigan
will be held in the club house OF
81 Johns church tonight. Bishop
Charles u. Williams Will give an -ad-
dress on the general conference OF
the Episcopal church, held recently
In Cincinnati, o. The Rt. Rev. Henry
d. AYES, bishop OF Mexico, and the
Rt Rev. Logan H. Roots, bishop OF
the diocese OF Hankoo, China were
expected 10 be presented, but they
have sent word that IL will be i'm
possible for them TO be on hand.
tntendeDt of the Central German VI.
~. conference, who resides at No. 7Gl
West Grand blvd, was notified We'd
nese medal for brave STSver reeve two two
years ago, while Mr. Roser was a
fesiaent OF Grand Rapids he effected
thrilling rescue OF a l2-year-old
girl who fell into the Flint river
near Lowell She was carried over a
power dam into 20 feet OF water.
Mr.. Roser plunged In, fully dressed.
reached the bank with the hk hair.
drowned girl He was not aware
that his act had attracted any atten-
ton until the notice arrived that tho
medal would be awarded him.
Delegates from the BarteBders' union
offered n resolution I'm the meeting
Of the Federation OF Labor Wednes-
day night. declaring for an amend
ment To the rner-Cramton- law.
They complained that the levying OF
n $500 license on nonresident whole
sale liquor dealers who come into
Michigan TO do business and don't
branches n "a
state. was an injustice, inasmuch as
they pay state and government Ii
cense In their home district The
meeting advised the executive board
i of the Bartenders' union To ask the
incoming Legislature to make the
amendment desired The board will
also ask the legislature to restrict
the brewers and bottlers % brewed
and malt liquors from selling such
goods in less quantities than three
case lots; and TO change the law so
that saloonkeepers Will have to close
on no other days than Sundays and
election days
but Of 20 aIdermanIc candidates, only
~ answered the questions sent out
officers OF the league are quite dis
appointed over the poor showing.
ID They express themselves as well sat
isfied with the tenor OF the replies
at hand however Those who ig-
nored the leagues questions are:
George owen and John G. Lodge. Re
publican, candidates from the nrst
ward; Charles Burton and James
Vernon, Republican. second; Adolph
A Garhart, Democrat. third; Albert
Allan and Maurice Heating. RepuL-
Ncan fourth: Peter Wynne and John
Manning, Democrat, nth; VIM. II. c.
HinRle and Max Koscinski. Republi-
can, Auguste Schultz and Steven S.
Skrzycki. Democrat seventh: John
Grindley and John HARPER. Republi-
can, eight, John Johns, Republican,
ninth: Charles f. Wing and John c.
Frey, Republican, tenth; Charles
Bonner, Democrat, and Joseph l..
Thiesen. Republican. eleventh: Sher- |
man Littleheld, Republican, twelfth;
Albert Healy, Democrat, thirteenth; |
Andrew ] Walsh, Republican, Will |
lam Barons, Democrat, fourteenth, |
Robert w Reuter-. Republican, fif-
teenth; John c. qarvey and Xavier
Konkel, Democrat, sixteenth; Thos |
L.. Gilman and VIM. f. Zoller, Re-
publican, eighteenth.