The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-20
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

the marriage OF Miss Nell H. Ford and
III. ~. ~ Torrey, whose engagement
was announced several days ago, Will
PIobably take place early next fall.
MISS Ford IN said TO be Detroits
weaIthiest woman, her Income being
estimated at $4,000 per year.
In Tuesday evenings meeting OF the
supplies committee OF the school
BOARD, the question OF telephone SER
vice ~ to come up. The Michigan
state Telephone co. has offered TO
furnish school phones for s2i per
year. while the Home Telephone Co
pids on SIS per year.
The annual hor.eshoers' holiday, which
10 national in character. will this
year be observed by the closing OF
all shops. and the entire trade spend
the fraternity OF Port Huron, Pom
tiac, Jackson and Kalamazoo. The
GATE ls Saturday, Aug Ia
Harold II. Saunders, aged IL. son Of
Frederick II. Saunders. of No. liss
Military-ave. won the highest hon
ors In his class at the recent exam
nations In the naval academy IN
Annapolis. He made a percentage OF
81, the highest In a class OF 2li. He
has been In the academy Tor year
Ira Schlusser, a Greenfield farmer, was
fined IS, Ina the Justice court, Monday,
for daring Sheriff CASTOR TO lock him
up. when he was acting In disor-
derby manner In tho suburbs. sunday.
Schlusser told the sherin that there
WASH any SneTlH Dik tHOukn W SCI
him to jail. lie was very speedily In
jail.
A mortgage for 100000 the prop
erty of the Hecla BELT Mine Railroad
Co. a line running between the Hec-
la cement plant and the coal mines
near Bay City. was filed In the city
clerks office here. by the Detroit
Trust Co. Monday afternoon. The
road Is to be improved and put In
more active operation.
A. the nrst result of the efforts OF the
cleaners society 10 provide summer
Sains nor pGSr snidrsa ~ e' w6er
the Rich Ladies' Aid society has CO.
operated with the Cleaners In md
ing country homes for these children
George M. Slocum, promoter OF the
Cleaners movement, says II is
planned to send 500 children TO the
country.
Anthony BieIowski, convicted I'm Judge
Connoily's court short time ago of
breaking into "A freight car. Is To be
sent TO Norfolk. Va, for trial by the
naval authorities on "A charge OF de-
sertion: Bleiowski deserted a year
demanded his return there for trial.
Bielowski VIII be paroled on the To-
cal ofren3e as he will probably have
10 serve six months In naval
prison
Police Commissioner CrouI has had
secptnry Walters prepare printed
forms on which the police can make
ItpOIbS OF QtIeCtlNt blutWhlkS, CTOSo-
walks. streets and stopped-up sewers
TO the department OF public works.
Formerly the police reported regular
lyi only In regard 10 dangerous side g.
walks. and occasionally on~othcr mat
tiers affecting the department OF pub
lie works The latter finds the infor-
nation so received OF great value.
Attorney james II. Pound argued be-
fore Judge Swan. Monday afternoon,
In opposition TO the eNtradition Of
James Kinsler, who is wanted In
Canada on larceny charge. The case
was heard some time ago by Com
missioner Carrie :. Dawson. who or
dered kinsler turned over to the Do
minion authorities. Pound argues
that under Michigan decisions a wo-
man has no right to occupy judicial
position such as that OF United states
commissioner.
Michael Burkhnrt. convicted of man
slaughter In come elton with the KILL
ing OF Robert Barrows. husband Of
his paramour is hopeful or being dc
Quilted at "A second trial for which
he Will apply Members OF his family
visit MIN daily. and are planning to
help him In his effort to take advan-
tage OF the 30-day stay or sentence
granted by Judge Phelan. Burkhatt
says that he is going into the big
logging camps In the state OF Wash
ington. IL nnally acquitted.
Every promise made for the enjoyable
party OF Monday night was amply
fulfilled From the time the Column
bta started out early in the evening
until the final stop was made and the
dancers wendell their way up the
hin TO their cars. all was pleasant.
ideal weather. good music ana a
hearty hospitality that inspired the