The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-22
HERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

The Rev. William q. Waters comes TO
: Detroit today from Chicago 10 preach
at 40 this evening in 81 Andrews
rector several years ago.
Boiler Inspector John McCabe has sub
mftted supplemental estimates, ask
ing Increases OF 800 each I'm the pay
or Assistant Boiler Inspectors j. o.
Dunkelberg A. h. Martin and Joseph
T.. Fredericks. Each now receives
$l.100 per year.
NO cause for action wns the verdict OF
OF the jury I'm the case of the estate
OF Charles Is. Fishback against the
olds Automobile Co, OF Lansing. In
Judge MandelIs court Tuesday af-
ternoon Fishback was killed when
wheel on a machine he was driv-
ing on the companys testing track.
broke.
divorce was granted Tuesday to
eliza Dickson from her husband, Al
bert Dickson, by Judge Murphy. The
divorce was to have been contested,
but Dicksons attorney withdrew his
cross-bill Tuesday morning. and the
couH at once granted decree Mrs
Dickson alleged that her husband
abused and failed to support her.
The BusineSs Institute students and
faculty wfll unite In giving the last
monthly entertainment OF the pres
ent school year on Thursday even
ing, March 20. Some OF the espe-
cially interesting features OF the pro-
n
by the students, a debate by four
young men. two numbers by the r. B.
. l. chorus and the singing or the T. b.
J. prize song.
house Ia the citizens of Detroit We'd
nesday evening, from 1880 to 10
o'clock The museum authorities re-
Gently installed the Tungsten system
OF electric lighting. with the result
that the building is now brilliantly
lighted and the pictures. sculpture
and eurios may be viewed beneath
this light with even greater clear
ness than In daylight.
Bids will be opened Friday, I'm the Of
ice OF the park commissioner, ON the
Belle Isle casino privilege for the
coming year. No bids have been re-
ceived as yet, but William Konen,
the present lessee, Is sure to submit
one, and Paul Kobe. well-known
caterer, has stated that he would
make a proposition. Konen was the
only qualified bidder when bids were
first opened a couple of weeks ago.
The council turned down his offer OF
$4,000 and ordered the commissioner
to re-advertise.
SThe skies are clearing In the subject
OF Col. w. G.. Hunters talk to be
given before the Adcraft club Thurs
day night In the clubs rooms. Fort
St west Col Hunter Is manager of
the w. ID. Boyce company, OF Chi
cago. and is regarded as one OF the
best authorities on mail-order adver-
Using. HIS booklets on advertising
matters have gained an almost
worldwide circulation: Dollars
and Sense" was printed in several
different languages. while Brass
Tacks."s Long Green versus Blue
Sky" and THE Rattle, the Hammer
and the Scales" were also great hits.
Unssnitary conditions have been found
by Sanitary Inspector John Clarken
and Officer George Schmalzer In their
spring inspection. In the vicinity of
the American Car a. Foundry Co.'S
plant, Russell-st. and Ferry-ave.,
they found conditions very bad, as
small room, which lacked proper VEN
tilation. In another house they dis
covered two married couples and
eight boarders occupying two small
rooms The officers gave orders for
discontinuance of the conditions,
and il is expected that a general
cleanup will be made in consequence
OF their visits.
DR.. G. G. BoNIes VIII give n stereopti-
con lecture "The teeth and their
care" Wednesday evening, at 1880
E. r. Wicks viii speak on the same
subject, Friday evening. in the New
berry school These lectures are tree
TO the public and parents are urged
TO attend. The Information given by
the dentist-lecturers, II intelligently
employed will do much to correct
the present condition of o6 per cent
of the teeth OF the school children of
Detroit being more or less decayed.
could be avoided IL parents under
stood the simplest rules or care and
preservation, according to the den
flats