The Detroit times., 1910-08-04
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Belle IsieI Friday aftersoos. Csss
1emperature ut Belle Isle hath hou.e,
Az, 54J water, -.
a. =. Gsdde, deposed road hos. NJ n.
s.xseenth ward, denies the story
SNen OUT at the ID. p. w. Office We'd
nesday that he discharged his men
sa saw i .S up the city's tools. He
MS time book was that Superin-
tendent Aldrich refused to allow him
q half days extra time for posting It
The s1xteenth annual couven ton NJ the
Mlchlgan Retail Hardware associa-
tion Will be held In the Light Guard
armory, Aug. 10. IL and IL, when
n npwssds Of 1000 DELEGATES are ex-
an exhibition OF their wares In spe-
ciaiiy arranged booths on the main
moor OF the armory. which will be
suitably decorated for the occasion.
The social features OF the convention
include theater party, a river trip,
reception In the armory and an au-
tomobiie and trolley tour OF the city.
Philip u. LongIey, 10 years old. whose
neither lives nj No. 45O Martin-st., In
locked up In the detention room OF
the Juvenile court In Cleveland be-
cause he ran away from home and
refused to return with his mother
when she found him at he home of
his father and the latter's second
wife. In Cleveland. Mrs. George. the
present name OF the boys mother.
says the second Mrs Longley threat
ehed TO turn the hose on her when
she went to recover her son. and that
she had to have the aid OF the po-
lice to get him. The Longleys were
divorced IL years ago.
Wayne county's road commissioners
will ssdesver to bring about n.
amendment In the state reward road
law so that payments Will be made
according to the quality and cost OF
tho roads constructed. The. state
now pays $1,000 per mile. whether
the finest concrete. Wayne county
10 building wider, deeper and better
roads than any other county In the
sstates and receives YES. from the , s,aes
are building narrow. limestone ma
cadam, at much less cost and re-
ceiving the same reward.
AZ the fnQuest into the death Of Jas.
Green, shot by Frank BurEhardt .sv.
ernI days ago, three witnesses swore
that Burghardt aimed the revolver
deliberately at Green, and fred after
: having been tainted to do so. Other
was trying TO break" the revolver
when the cartridge exploded. the
bullet striking Green In the breast.
Coroner Burgess continued the tn
quest until Thursday afternoon. when
Detectives Stenton. Dowd. Allen and
Parker will testify.
prise of $50 has been won by Grace
Cnnte1O. q 13-year-Old pupil OF the
Farrand school, In q contest open TO
the school children OF Detroit. by the
Great Lakes Engineering Works as
a feature of their exhibit In the re-
cent Industrial Exposition. SIX prob
lens in mathematics based upon the
carrying capacity and expense OF OPP
Grafton OF the big steamer William
p Palmer. a model OF which was
shown at the exhibition. were sub
mitted for the contest. and for the
past three weeks experts at the
works have been porting over the
5000 answers in an EFFORT TO select
the best. all showing such unusual
excellence Prof. II. c. Sadler and
prof. NJ. r. Cooley. of the University
OF Michigan, and sydney II. Russell.
OF Detroit, were the Judges. In ad-
dillon to little Miss Cantelo's frst
prize, second prize OF S25 was
awarded w. w. Raymond. Central
High school. and a third prize Of s1b
to Priscilla Dellaway, Central High.