The Detroit times., 1910-06-11
IlnERCE BOARD
HTS OUT ON ITS
1910 CRUISE
onrly 500 Detroiters on Board City
o. Cleveland for the Annual Trip,
This Time Around the Islands
in Georgian Bay.
u Detail Has Been Overlooked in
Arranging for the Enjoyment Of
Jolly Excursionists.

81 aboard, the magnificent ID. q =
sfsamer, City OF Cleveland. queen o.
q ne great lakes, swung away from mel
lock at the foot Of Wayne-st. at
o'clock this afternoon, bound TO-
aeorgian Bay.
'f Il r. the third annual cruise OF the
Detroit Board OF Commerce ana, py
# boooou Of the fact that 1t comes prac
ncally at the weeks end and Is mn
E shed in time to permit those aboard
3 get back to their business Monday
morning. Is extremely popular VIII
he membership.
a limit had been set at 400, but SC
great was the demand for reserva
lions that II was found absolutely
\ necessary to stretch the list
Capt. A. J. Mckay Is In charge 81
+ lhe boat and Capt. Cox. OF the North
y Urn NAVIGATION Co.. has been engaged
70 act a. pilot In Canadian waters. The
management OF the ID. Il c. has not
overlooked a detail that will make for
the comfort and safety OF the passen'
& gers and the ships larder Is wei
/. stocked with good things in the way o.
>'eats." Members OF the Board OF
\ Commerce have demonstrated on
Y many previous occasions that their
oppetites are second only to their civic
bride in assertiveness-
Altnougn the board is not supersti'
n tIous organization, the d. & c. man
& neoment decided to take no chances
h With the hoodoo associated with Fri
5 Gay a. q starting day. Ordinarily the
Georgian bay trip would have been
n The City OF Cleveland's opener for this
hat he al nanarQl
& manager, Gus" Schantz. got around
this by giving a moonlight on the
Cleveland, Thursday night. SO the
Board OF Commerce excursion is really
\ the boats second trip OF the season
and everybody Is breathing more
: freely.
The excursionists win be given an
opportunity on this trip to learn what
N q limited lake service really means
4 On the up trip not single stop will
be made. The Cleveland will proceed
directly to Depot Harbor. where the
party will be transferred to the steam
er Waubic for cruise through the so,
+ 900 islands To Midland. Ont. The
business men OF this town have ar
ranged feast for the visitors In q
h bag freight warehouse. the only struc
ture In the place large enough to &C
commodate the crowd. Saturday noon
& A caterer will be brought from Toronto
10 serve the repast. The board viii
take this opportunity TO let the Cara
dams OF this section know that Detroit
A. going 10 have an Industrial exposi
4 ton in the gear future. and is planning
70 literally plaster the town with
3 posters.
On the return trip the party Will
stop at Harbor Beach for brief visit
to the business men OF the commun-
4 III, reaching there Sunday morning.
In the way OF entertainment, the
4. cOmmittee In charge has overlooked
5; nothing. The doings start almost ~
soon as the boat In under way. Presi-
y dent Abner e. Larned, Of the Board Of
Z Commerce. will start the ball a-rolling
4 with Q few remarks appropriate to the
3 occasion, and there will be an address
by ]. Adam Bede, ex-congressman of
Minnesota, and one-time wit OF the
house OF representatives.
Horatfo 8. Earle, OF good roads
fame, Ia on board with a bunch of
4 photographs showing bad spots In the
highways about Detroit and will tell
the members about them.
For Friday night, DR.. Russell q.
Pearce has arranged a minstrel show.
which promises to be a hummer The
null details are being carefully guard
ed, but the guests may be prepared
Cor some genuine surprises For Sat
B urday night vaudeville entertain
ment Is planned, also under the direc-
4 ton Of Dr. Pearce.
The Rev. John II. Boyd will act as
the oficial rsky-pilot'' this year. Re
= 1igious services will be conducted Sun
day morning. and on Sunday after.
moon there will be a memorial address
by George #. Monaghan. Yunck's
band and orchestra and the Orpheus
club will provide music.
The following In a complete list of
- p Abbott. w. F. Adams, A. A.
VI. z. And.r.on .'H NJ a xnder. anaT Rev;
Anger, w r.. Anderson. John i. An
4. Baldwin. w. IT. Bali. j. W. BaIisrn
NE: John s.llsntyne; p. L., Barter,
auHbeckei Hon. Adam Bede. George
q - Beerd> Jr,, Alva A. Bentley, c. b.
bsnn,st. Charles A; Berkey, DR., Her
Rirdsall. VIM r. Blake. Edward Bland
e Howard -. Bloomer, n. II. Boggs, John
~, b9dds. T Bosauett. A. A Bou-
q Mcclsliand Brady, Edwsrd Bransin,
N brooke. II. W. Brooks. DAVID A
brown. Robert 8 Brown. wiIlism
sureh; N ? BuTroushs, March,,
& i: Bush. John D. Blggers. Guy u
Cady Walter f. Campbell. DIR. Guy N.
enrSsld: Wyhe w; carhartt. Leonard
z poneld Clark. James II Clark. vincent
y. C1i6 J. M. Clifford. George II. Clip
Eert George D.. Coaney, BuTnham s.
s foioprn; Hugh Connolly n G. Torns
cousens, James Craig. Or. Kenneth
Crittcndsn. n. L. Cunningham. IS r.
SvsnmAn, James cummiskey: & >
bssiasen srT g. p a Dsstsrx r. r. De
npry -. r. Dies Roches. A. J. Detlan
& Victor Dewey, II. Diehi. II Z
4. Dodge >. =, Dodge. + II. Dodge. Johr
.l 9.st5 HsRry nseb D1rsn. T aifqsS
Dunk. A. y Dunneback. L.. j. dunno
ssr bcwlinw. n. 3. Earle. X. B. Ear.
& hert Frank Eastman. Levi ~. Eaton
4 NE hew ~ evans ESsns El rssns Hss
( farnsvorth. Thomas y. Farrell. n. AZ
filsr. w u Finek. H. 8. Firestcne
lss<t fishsr; ~ = Fix F,ss.s =. "; No a
5 VA. q AZ Forster. j. A. FORESTS
~ u forgtth. q a. Fraser, Allan n
seks ItSjs Fuiisrton. WIN. ~ Gage
49,. SS@ce ~ s5~ddes Edwin y.