The Detroit times., 1910-07-20
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING

WORTH LIVING
Temperatures Mt BeIie Isle bath house,
AIR, ~, water. 20.
The eight Detroiters arrested On wind
sor, Menday. for exceeding the speed
limit Tor automobiles. were lined
tla,oo each In the Windsor police
court, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mnry Helen Hull, widow OF the
Int, Int Edna EamnnS Hall 'ied. lrae.d"y, st
lowing seVral years invalidism.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence, Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Jacob Baumnan, deputy city treasurer,
Whsh my hngers DOZEN times d
DAY, and yet they get black from
handling this money. IL any one
i Hossnt ,n 6elieys t h the term nlthy
rev hundred thousand dollars OF It,
The American nng that noated from
the top OF the city hall, has been
sioner Crours best sleuths have been
assigned to find u. The police sus-
pect that one Of the men who were
working on the Elks' decorations on
the building ~ responsible.
After their experience with the $780,
600 appropriation for the Elks' re-
union. the aldermen are wary about
voting money for private gather
ings The ways and means commit
tee, Tuesday. refused 90 approve "A
resolution TO give slS0 for prizes for
tho Michigan State Rifle associations
meet In Detroit neat month.
Though "a member of the class of 1910.
Detroit College Of Law. which held
It's commencement exercises June Is.
last, Harold Smilansky became
attorney only Tuesday of this week.
He entered the college at Is. and did
not attain his majority until July 10.
four weeks after graduation. lie Is
brother of Attorney Louis Smil-
ansky.
The annual excursion Of the Young
Peoples society of 81. Matthews
German Evangelical church, corner
of Concord and Stuart-aves.. takes
place on Friday July 22. To Sugar
Island park A splendid program
no less than three baseball games
will take place. and numerous races
and other athletic events
The Detroit. Engineering society VIII
next Saturday on the steamer sap
pho. The boat Will leave the foot OF
Woodward-ave at 1:45 D. IN: stop
Will be made at the plant OF the De-
troit Iron a. Steel Co, on Zug island,
after which the party will proceed 10
Crosse lie, and thence on Town the
river, returning at 10 o'clock.
For the convenience Of the men who
Will be employed in the Metzger Mo-
tor Car Co.'S new commercial truck
plant In Greenfield TOWNSHIP; the
street railway from Hamilton-blYd.
20 Twelfth-st, over private right
of-way The line will connect with
Woodward-ave. through the yards or
the Woodward line car house.
A bill OF s387 40 presented by the law
Arm of Frederick a Mccain for de-
Tending Frank pickerson, the wife
murderer, several months ago, has
aroused the ire OF County Auditor
Buhrer. and he intimates there Will
have To be some slashing done before
Tie hill "a maid Mr. Ruhrer declares
that the Dlckerson case Will cost the
county $1,000 II all the bills presented
are paid
The Theatrical Managers' associat ion
of Detroit was formed Tuesday by
the managers OF all local theater en-
ploying orchestras. The immediate
object was TO agree on standard
rate for musicians. though all the
players appear to be satisfied. The
officers are: President. b. G. Whit
ney; vlce-president. A. NJ Lonergan;
secretary, Richard III. Lawrence;
treasurer. G. Williams.
Mary Andrews, i've years old, No. 1854
yenerson-a.e, was playing about a
front of her home when her feet got
caught In the spokes. The horse
started suddenly and the child was
whirled about In the air and thrown
TO the pavement before the horse was
stopped. Her right ankle was frac-
body. Or. Rudolph Oppermann, No.
202l Jefferson-ave,, attended her.
-Four worried parents returned TO Wal
- laceburE, Ont. Tuesday; without
with their parents on an excursion.
They went out to ride on the ferry
and when they got on the boat. they
found their train had gone. The girls
are Elizabeth Catherine 10 years old;
Bella Black. IL years old; Elizabeth
Black. 10 years old; and Hattie Slo,
cum. nine years old. They are held
at central station and their parents
have been notified.
Rev. John =. Carrie, rector Of ~. Mnry's
Episcopal church, was an applicant
tanning permit. to wed Miss Mabel
r. Koifage. OF Detroit. Rev. Mr..
Carrie has been here about a year,
coming from Corunna. where he in
Cured the displeasure OF some OF the
more artistocratic members or hts
flock by his democratic manner. IL
was said that he failed 10 keep up
the social distinction between rtch
and poor practitioners that had for
merly obtained. Rev. William y.
Leitz OF Fort Morgan, Moh;.; oh
tanned a license to wed Miss Emma
l. Arendt. OF Detroit.
The probate court has been asked to
decide who has the right tn occupy
the Hotel Richter at Nos. ii and l3
State-st. 1t Is now In possession OF
otto Hunrath. The Detroit Trust
Co. acting for Alvin Beller. aged
eight years, one OF the heirs OF the
estate OF Jacob Beller. declares that
Hunrath Is holding possession illeg-
ally and has refused to accept S666.b7
for one months rent on the ground
that such action would acknowledge
his right To hold the place. The
building was first leased to Charles
Richter, and by him turned over to
Louis NJ Knauss. otto Hunrath, the
present occupant, bought out the
Knauss interest.
John J. AngIin, assistant cashier, city
treasurer's object 1--WE received two
releases on garnishees OF city en-
pioyes' salaries. Tuesday, and the
garnishee book is clear for the first
time since last winter. The garn-
ishees make good deal OF trouble.
and / should think IL might be a
good thing II Detroit would adopt
the plan OF some other cities In re-
auiring all municipal employees To
pay their debts or lose their Jobs.
The rule could be suspended in cases
OF great misfortune. We had a pc
culiar case this week n man had
sold team of horses and garnisheed
n city employe for the pay. When
the constable came to serve the pa
per, he found that the purchaser OF
-. a. a. nj