The Detroit times., 1913-10-04
IN DETROIT

Dr.. e. 4. CAaSsey, superintendent Of
schools. plans 90 estabitsh freshman
and sophomore courses In ~ na .rmit
stude nts who graduate from the hign
school to continue TO- attend Tor
year or two. without the necessity OF
paying for an expensive coiiese eau-
cation.
Charles Flower. state represeatauve
for two terns. has announces nis
candidacy for the Republican nomi-
nestle relations the bill for whose
creation he fathered In the mouse o.
representatives Mr.. Flowers was
circuit court commissioner TOT se N,,
eral years. and served as corporation
counsel from 1896 70 1900 a. an ap-
pointe of Mayor Pingree.
The bi-wsekly payrell ef the noara OF
Health was passeA ~ the civil ser.
x,ss so%%' iro% Percy Sross and
Samuel T. Douglas that the board
would begin court action before next
Tuesday to dsterminss , WnS'n ne the
commission. The employees OF the
board have been without their pay
for a week as q result OF the wrangIe
between the board and the CIVIL ser
vice commission.
The street railway board Of arnltrs-
tion adjourned Friday tili MONDAY. t9
allow w. d. Mahon. internationai
president OF the street raiiway en-
he wishes to put on the stano.
r,,..n.,, Tovv~.. editor of the Nautilus
maga Will BE In Detroit: MONDAY
and Tuesday. Oct. - and IA. when
she will make two addresses before
the Detroit Metaphysical alliance aras ,s NI;
viii be given Monday evening at 5
o'clock; the sec md. Tuesday after
noon at 3. The Nautilus IL the isaS,
movement. OF which Mrs. Towne is
one of the pioneers. she was born
in 1865. on the bank OF the villa.
mette river. In Oregon. Mafsie "ng =.
many trying experiences until aItes
Is years she secured divorce ana
began working for her own living
She started the Nautilus in 1895 on
$40. borrowed from friends. Her
venture was successful. and TO-DAY
the Nautilus is well, known through sa.
published many books. which nave
reached a sale of over 100000 copies.
A scale which shows BY q schedule
whether q man's weight n correctly
/proportioned to his height cannot pc
handed down in the federal court
Friday. by Judge A. J. futile. The
I Autosales Gum and Chocolate Co:
sued Caie Bros CO Snf for b aitef tss
court ruled that the scale schedule
10 not a mechanical device and can
not be protected by patcn.
Money order receipts In Detroit for
September were 92,:S1. SSS.70. This
was an increase over the same month
| last year Of $413.6024S. The postal
savings bank also did q good busi-
ness for the month and now has on
hand capital Of $600.0O The foreign
element in the population which
makes up the largest class OF deposit
| tors Is dissatisfied with the $6Oo-limit
which the government has placed on
single accounts and the local officials
are planning to recommend that rules
be changed to allow larger deposits.
Collector Mcleod. Of the internal rev
enue service, HAS, raised two Of HIS
| subordInates. Adam w. walker. Of
Bay City, and Lester Canfeld, Of
Ypsilanti, to positions as deputy col
lectors in the classified service. This
removes them from the branch OF the
| service where they are subject to
changes In administration, and in
sures them their positions after his
| term expires. Heretofore collectors
have expected removal whenever the
| admintstra zion changed.