The Detroit times., 1910-01-13
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

rhe Detroit Tuberculosis sanitorium
fund has hwd the following subscrip-
tions added Mrs J. Emory owen
$500; Ben Siegel & Co.. $lOO; car
ence Enggass, $40.
More than 30 priests attended the tu-
neral of Mrs. Mary Muilnne, mother
OF the Rev. Fr. Mullane. In Holy he
deemer church, Wednesday mornihg,
Solemn requiem mass was celebrated
by Fr. MuIlane. Intcrment will be
/ In New Orleans. la.
Palestine lodge has undertakes 90
rnise ~ 800 towards the Detroit iu-
4 verculosis Sanitorium fund. ana tho
4 following members have been APP
pointed a committee TO that end
Frank c. mcfarland. Harry
King, c. A H.. Thorn, A. q. PITTS
and DIR. II. A. Luce.
The thirty-second degree I'm masonry
will be conferred today by Fast Som-
mander- In Chief stevens. at the
! Michigan Consistory class. now be-
ing held In the Masonic temple.
twenty -frst. and twenty ninth de-
grees were conferred.
The Rev. John Henry Hopkins, secre-
tary OF the hfth depnrtment OF the
board OF missions or the Episcopai
the Mems club OF St Thomas church.
West Grand-blvd. and Shady Lane.
Thursday evening, at 1880 O'CLOCK, on
THE laymen's missionary moNemeh. !.
IN this generation" All men are IN
vited.
restimony I'm the aivorce ease of Mrs.
Grace sanborn against DIR. William
n l.. Sanborn. was concluded In Judge
4 Hosmer's court Wednesday AFTER
noon. The Judge expressed the wish
that the parties get together anu
make up. In hopes that reconcilla. .
tion would be effected. he announced
that he would not give MS ueclsioh
for several days
Plans for the organization OF COM
pnny to carry out y. y. Jacobsen's
Crosse lie bridge project are now
under way, and Will be peflected
ments permission TO erect the bridge
will be forthcoming, II is under
stood as soon as a certined report
OF the action taken by the board OF
supervisors reaches Washington.
Formal notice OF acceptance of the
terms laid down by the council Tor
the closing OF certain streets ana
the laying OF spur track in Nor
erai Motors Co, with city Clerk
Il Nichols. The company Will pave be-
4 tween and for n short distance out
side the tracks leading from It's
plant TO the. Michigan Central right
of way.
9udge PheIan will have another rec
ord-breaiing ordinance session, Mon
day morning. as close 10 fOO com :
h
who failed to clean the snow from
their walks, or who failed To relieve
the slipperyness of their sidewalks
when the sheet OF ice came. have
Futchick is charged with falling TO
attach sleighbells to his cutter
rhe will OF the late Anna schiilo filed
I'm probate court. "wednesday, leaves
the following bequests To charltaDts
institutions; House of Providence.
800: st. Josephs Seminary for Col
ored Students. in Baltimore. 500;
Sioo. and to the Rev. NJ. p. Dempsey,
500 for masses for the respose OF
\ her soul The remainder OF the es-
tate is divided among several broth
ers and 20 nephews and nieces.
tadson Gr~neiI. ~ Detroit newspaper
man. Iectured ON ''Tbe effect of single
tax on land values" before the Henry
George association, in the Y: M &.
A building. Wednesday night In
summing up. ne ,r1ing SAN; specpSnttye me s1hEe
a land values. assures each individual
exemption from taxation on his per-
n sonal wealth by shifting the entire
4 burden of government on that So
\ cietary value which reflects itself
II in ground rents"
Richard Norris, died Wednesday night,
in the home of his son. Richnrd Nor
ris, Jr.. No $50 Forrest. east after
an illness OF several months. Born
in County Waterford. ireland. Ga
years ago. Mr. Norris had lived the
4 past 23 years In Detroit AZ a youth
he taught school In Clonmel. and
later became private secretary TO
N Lord Henry Villiers Stuart. lie Is
u survived by his widow three sons.
\ Richard. Henry G, and Martin AL OF
Detroit. and one daughter, Mrs. Her.
bert Blunt, Hertford. Eng.
gathering of state politicians COM
mitted to the candidacy OF Patrick
i II Kelley for governor. was held In
N the Griswold house, Wednesday az
ternoon and evening. state senators
I and representatives. state officials or
the Warner following and others
who would like to be state officials
made up the party and the generai
\ opinion expressed was that Kellcy's
4 chances are excellent. Campaign
Manager Nicholas j. WhelRn asserted
that the result Of the conference
would be the laying out OF cam
paign on systematic lines
rhe will OF Alvin =. Clark. former pro-
prietor of CInrk's hath house. wns
| fled for probate Wednesday after
noon The widow is to receive $1,000
per year. Walter i. Clark, a son.
\ gets the six acres OF land on which
i he Is living near Ypsilantl. and the
i other members OF the family get
4 small remembrances. Several months
I ago Clark was awarded a Judgment
for n large sum In Judge Murphy's
court. against a woman To whom he
i claimed TO have loaned the money.
/ The woman claimed it was gift.
The case is now In the supreme
court.
In the probate court. Wednesday nf-
4 ternoon. "BiIIy" Considine. Hugh
Rodgers and Mrs. Iottie Chambers,