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The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
PONTIAC

The nrst annual Sylvanaaua to be
given by the Oakland county soat
Club. Mt sylvan lake. takss place
Saturday and SUNDAY, = ions p pro.
celebration, and other events include
ball games. races, etc.
The Monday Bridge club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon At the
ton-ave. The club WIN meet with
ton-ave.. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. c. Strong viii give q conse nj
her home. Mt. Clcmens-st. Wednes-
day afternoon, for the benent OF the
brewster band of the Congregation.
Mrs John Race. Of summit-st.. &,
the First Baptist church AT her home
The /. o, T. NJ N. Sewing club Is
meeting TODAY NJ the home Of Mrs.
William r Noble. CT Midway-ave.
Mrs Thomas Mulvev has returned
10 her home on zine Gvove-st.. after
spending a few days In Detroit.
CITY Clerk Charles 0roeseeck. WHO
has returned from western trip.
which i've prevailed here have been
general there and that crops have
apparently suffered severely. He says
that corn wheat and oats are par
ticuIarly hard hit In all the states
ne pd-fcu VIZ h"N 49, -"
Denver.
The gas furnished by the Michigan
Light company TO the people of Pom
tiac is up to standard In both hent-
ing and lighting quality. acccrdir q
10 the report OF City Analyst Whit.
After declaring that he would
stand trial on charge or brtn e
drunk on II. L. n. car. George Bill.
a Greek. returned To justice court
yesterday and pleaded guilty. Ne
was fined $50 or IS days In jail ana
paid.
Arrangements are being made tn
equiv the citv licensed abattoir. run
nv Luther Allen with A refrigerat-
ing room and artificial Ice plant. The
abattcir has been the cause OF con
siderable filtration and complain,
because local butchers refuse to use
~ until chilling room IL Installed
This caused the law suit In which
Ho'iway brothers were convicted of
violation OF the city meat Inspection
ordinance
David Jackson. Of near Milford.
holds that he ~ lucky man. H~
climbed to the top OF his barn ard
fell 90 feet aiixhtinr in an nr-irh.
position. Roth legs were bruised and
one ankle fractured He alighted on
cement floor
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
1000 WORKMEN
MUST BE HOUSED,
PONTIAC GROWING

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. 10.-(spe-
ciaD-Plans to provide housing IA
cflities for hundreds OF men and
their families who are expected TO
be brought here by the expansion Of
Pontiac factories which are under
way are to be formulated at . meet
Ing of business men, contractors
and investors which will be held the
last Of this week The matter has
been taken up by the Board of Com
merce. The city now has only about
100 vacant houses which are at all
desirable. and 1t is expected that
more than 1000 additional men will
he required to work in the new
foundry and machine shops and the
additional departments added by 9th.
or factories.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
BIRMINGHAM

Mrs. Harry seaEors Sunday school
class of the Methodist Episcopal
church. took a trip to Port Huron
today.
Harry Bolton has returned from
Racine. wis
Ira Reid has returned from a
weeks visit with relatives at South
Lyons. A..
David Roy in Brown-st.. sunday were
Mr. and Mrs. Juliu. Solender ana
daughter Ethel. Of Rochester. Mien:'
The annual meeting, OF the AIxn, s
at the home of Mrs. John bassett
ThuI.day sttsrp ,Slso aug g.. ~ returned
from '' MI. Pleasant, where she has
been attending summer school
- Mrs. b. +. Stiffier OF Detroit' was
q guest Saturday evening OF MIS-
Miss Nellie Camp. spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Coney IN
Mr., and Mrs. Robert r.,I gaslsy SoS Of
after visiting their daughter. MIS-
M" Mrs.. George T. Hendrie win enter.
tain number OF fonuas sum, ,sts
Mr.. and Mrs J. Z. coney. OF jack snn
son. and James II. Coney and son
Arthur. OF Detroit, were SATURDAY
visitors At the home OF Mrs Meme
Camp on woodward-ave.
The Ladies' Aid society, of FRANK.
lin. will meet Thursday. Aug ~. y,
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Johnson. Ice cream and cake VIII DC
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Taylor motored 10 Flint
The prayer circle will meet at me
home OF Mrs Howe on Bates-st TINS
Mrs. William Fulton. OF Cherry Run,
W. Va, 10 a guest OF Mrs. z. A. TUCK
The Log Cabin Gun club viii hoia
n shoe, Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Howard West returned MOI
day from a visit with relatives a.
John Brison, of Detroit, spent Mon
dny with friends here.
fhe Willing Workers. OF ,he =
sd PRESBYTERIAN church. VIII NEE. q.
tha home OF Mr.. and Mrs. MARI"
Groves Friday afternoon. ~.v
Eimcr Monroe returned Monday
t~ov, Ann Arhor.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
MT. CLEMENS

The August term OF circu,, c9u.'
for Macomb county convened sLoh"s ~
Judge J. g. Tucker prsssi n,nis we're
called TO determine those ready LOT
trial when the jury reports Aug; 10,
Fred Bars. of New Baitlmors, n
In the county jail since May ehans,a
with attempted murder, by his VIE
n. the result OF a family row which
occurred at their home the latter
part of April when Baars. u Is
legged. tried TO take Mrs baar u
with a shotgun. was yasv srr Tncher an
nounces that he intends to put the
NAV on probation. Mary Deener: OF
Romeo. accused of child abandon
ment. was taken before the Judge sno
her case was put N Gyer p snlm ' is the
mother OF baby girl left on the
doorstep of County school Comrnls-
sioner Thompson's home early In tne
spring. The baby has since os Zen
homeless children. at Coldwater. The
frst civil case TO be called Is that OF
Harris Va. Neiiis. George IL. harris,
a local veterinary. Is bringing suit
against Frank Z. Sellis. editor of the
NJ Clemens Monitor. alleging libel
and asking sio.0 goo damages.
Gilbert Vernier, aged -. who re-
sides with . nephew on the Lake
shore, near Smith Club house. Was
perhaps Iatauy luJuFch IN
night. when he attempted to alight
from a moving shore line car. MI
veruier broke his collar-bone.
City Clerk A. a. Devantier, as state
delegate left this morning for. San
Francisco. where he, viii attend the
national convention OF the Foresters
OF America En- route he VIII visit
in Iowa. Nebraska. Salt Lake C'ty
and san Diego
- otto CIabuesch died In a local hos
pftal. aged 81. He was a manufac-
turing Jeweler by trade, and one OF
Mount Clemens best known young
men Acute Bright's disease was the
cause. Ernest Clabuesch, OF Pigeon
Mich. took charge OF the remains.
which will be shipped to Pigeon.
Mrs.. Marion Ferris Taylor. OF New
St. was taken suddenly vi. Friday
evening. and the attending physical n
says that her condition is critical
Mrs. Taylor IL one OF the city's Oldest
Charles z. sharkey left yesterday
for Boston. Mass, called by the death
Of his father. r I. Sharkey.
Miss Marion Olson of Detroit was
the Sunday guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Smith. Miller-st
Miss Moilie Croker. OF st Louis
Mo. il spending few days at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Crocker, 116 Newest
Mrs. william Clark and children Of
Detroit are visiting at tie home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur z VanEpps
North Gratiot-ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
WYANDOTTE

Mrs Arthur Richardson has return
ell from months tour throush tns
The city. commission meets Tues
day evening.
Harold browne underwent an OBJ
GRAFTON on the throat In the emery
ency hospital. Tuesday morning Dr.
Honor performed the operation.
Sir. and Mrs. William England and
daughter, Dixie. are visiting Mr. Eng
lands parents In Duluth.
samuel Barclay Is recovering from
the soreness in his eyes caused by
caustic. At hrst Il was believed he
would lose his sight
Howard Hoasiand. who has been
working as a barber In the shop OF
Michael Grahms. died Monday even
ing In his home. No. = Riddie-nve.
south. he had been III with typhoid
fever for fve weeks The remains
OF his parents In Eimira. N. Y.
Frances rheisen. OF Grand Rapids.
" visiting In the home OF Patrick
Kane. Chestnut-st,
John + Mcinerny and family are
visiting In Amherstburg.
r, ogle is, spending a few days on
White Fish lake. Curtis. Mich.
Miss T., AGns nr sau Charles ri s sS s.piS
Erwin rhon. clerk in the A. Loeffer
dry. goods store 10 on his vacation.
M o n r,.s Mi Men 'u Tmo s,ss.r:
Mrs. Boomer. and Mrs. springfield.
accompanied her and are now visit
inx in her home on Biddle-ave.
Nord has been received VI the
marriage OF clifford Rouley. now OF
Eustrs Fla. but formerly n resident
Of Wyandotte. 10 Miss Hazel II. Fitch.
OF jackson. The wedding took place
IN The brides home.
Mrs. II. r. Browne believes that
someone has lifted n carriage robe
from her baby carriage while IL stood
near the curb in front OF the home
OF Mrs Josie Tice. Btddie-ave. The
letter II was embroidered on one cor
ntr OF the robe.
The Who's Your Taiiors will play
the Gartner baseball team at Bots
Blanc on the excursion of the Mac
cabees 10 that island Thursday. Aug.
The thefts OF several dogs and a
harness have been reported to Dog
Warden Robert Zellen.
A warrant has been served on Tony
Gianolla for harboring vicious dog,
Miss Hazel Sanford has suffered n
She left Tuesday morning for her
home in Milan. Mich
Ed. X Henry. Of Fairport Harbor.
Ohio, and daughter. Dorothy. are Wis
iting Mr.. Henry's sister. Mrs Robert
Pollock. Poplar
The fourth annual lawn fete given
by St Patrick's church will be held
Aug - on the school grounds. Sup
per will be served from TO !. There
will he aames. auto rides and re-
Treatments The Wyandotte City band
will furnish the music.
Mrs James wHhey, chestuut-st.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
YPSILANTI

The Derby shire. w. c.. T. u. eeie-
brated "Reclprocity day" this after
Ing in Ypsiisnii township. With the
local organization givins the pre-
The e.,abiishmsn, formerly oper-
oa. s has been rented to oSs.of-,a~n
men. who will try to run . second
newspaper In Ypsilanti.
@. A. Matthews has received word
prominent resident of 81. Louis. no.
Milo ii. Fsrnswortn. OF Regina.
Canada Is In the city and expects to
II. II. smith and family OF Detroit.
chased home on East Foress-ave.. in
The Jolly Country club. OF superior.
lake TO spend the day.
9. ". stevens and J. O. LArm.r. of
formers sister. Mrs. n. q. Day. The
men have been making q transconti-
nsa trip ee n ws car on. sA:s
ton. when rear axle was eeoken.
The return trip will be- made By rail.
The funeral of Mrs RE Frssm =. n !.
s f.c% n wAG :s %:s A.la ss
Monday afternoon with tnterment in
Highland cemetery beside the grave
of her three-year-o daughter. Ruth.
who was buried Saturday. and who
died from the same cause. Fred Free
man. the father. and Mrs. Martha
Butler. the aunt. are recovering. but
James Brady Is still In very serious
Mrs. ]. f. Barton and son Of Frank
fort KY. are xuests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas d. Shepherd
are enjoying cottage life at Wolf
lake. near Jackson,
Quincy, III, are expected Friday 10
visit Mrs. William IS. Miller.
Attorney Floyd r. Daggett Is
building a large porch on his resi-
dence on Ballard-st.
James Scott. convict In Jackson
prison. sent up 10 years ago for whip
ming his child. who died afterwards
rom the effects IL writing Ypstlanti
relatives TO assist him In getting =
parole. Els case will come before tho
pardon board in the spring OF 1915
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
HIGHLAND PARK.

n took the police and IRE DEPART
ments two days TO clean the refuse
out OF the basement Of the HIKh,a nd
Park hotel. occupied by Peter Chris
~. Peter will he brough. before
Justice Bendeiow today In the cam
paigr 20 better sanitary conditions IN
the village.
An inquest into the death of Mrs
Sophia P1oike, No. 200 Gerald ave.
will be held tonight. The police
charge she died OF an illegal opera
tior and DIR. A. Milton Humber. Of
- Passdena-ave.. out on - 900 ball
under similar charges preferred hv
Mrs Tonia Albert No. z4ts Hamilton
blvd. who In In a critical condition.
IN implicated.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

PLAY DAG.
Revive Old Ball Team
for Game-Old-
Time Battery

WYANDOTTE. Mich, Aug. 10
The annual baseball game between
the Michigan Alkali club and the
d. A. C. baseball team will be held
at Alkali Park, Wednesday after
noon. Manager Browne has succeed
ed In bringing practically all the
old Alkali players together for the
game, and the affair viii be in the
nature OF a reunion. wyandotte
fans will be pleased to learn that
"Duck" Nichols will pitch. with
Amiot receiving.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
OFFICERS DENY
CHARGES MADE BY
AUTOMO BILE CLUB

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. 1o.-Om-
GERS are indignant over the charges
made BY members Of the wolver-
Inc Automobile club Of Detroit. that
injustice has been done and irregu-
larities committed In the handling
OF cases Of speeding In this county.
The ofhcers assert that they do not
arrest men who are travelling under
80 miles an hour. although the law
fixes Is miles as the limit, and that
the offenders are taken to the near
est justice instead Of to zone with
whom the oficers have an under
standing" a. the statements made
limited.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
ECORSE

Miss Ruth Trader. of Port Huron,
IL visiting Mrs Frank Vollmar.
Herbert Merritt has returned from
a vacation spent In Clear Lake. Ind,
Fl Wayne. Pfttsburg and Cleveland.
Leo Raupp has returned from a
weeks tour In Ontario.
The village council meets Tuesday
evening.
w. q. Jones has sold his candy and
grocery store. and moved to Ford
City.
Miss ~ Coonan. of Detroit 10
spending n week with Mrs. r. Hoiten.
r. Haener In a body. Wednesday
morning. Aug. IL. Members are re-
quested TO report at the Haener
home, not later than $50 a. m.
The hard working clerk is usually
working for . raise.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
FORD.

Mrs. J. Reed. Of Petroiia. Ont, IL
spending a week with Mrs J. r.
Gore. Third-st.
the Misses Gertrude ana Marguerite
Gagnier. OF Detroit are spending a
week with Mrs. william Perry
Miss May Fealy OF New York, and
Masses Bertha and Margaret Scholer-
man, of Ford City. are being enter.
tained by Mrs.. Frank Caspers, Of
wyandotte. on star isiano.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
INJURED IN FALL
AT ALKALI PLANT

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Aug. TO-
Henry Grahl No. 32s Elm-st.. has q
broken arm. and is perhaps injured
internally, from a fall sustained
Monday evening at his work in the
Michigan Alkali Co.. Works No. 1.
The accident happened about .
o'clock. Grail was rushed TO the
Emergency hospital, where DR.. N. T.
Lsnglois attended him.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Escapes with HandeufYs On

ROCHESTER,. Mich, Aug. TO-
observation-disclosures his hands were
manacled and he was unable to get
the cuffs on, foreigner who was
arrested By the ofhcers here. Satur-
day night. made his escape from
them and was at liberty all night.
He was captured Sunday morning.
when he returned to his home on the
North Hill TIE man was charged
with four others OF being disorderly
and pleaded guilty. All paid fines.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

left Tuesday morning for Flint, whore
her son was slightly injured In an.
The L. o. .. N. will meet Friday
evening In the Moose temple.
Ed. carper. OF Chicago. is visiting
ralntivea hare
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

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The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
TRENTON

New sidewalks are being laid on
Third-st between George and Trusx-
qts-x and on Truax-st.. between wash
mgSon-nve. and Third-st.
Mc ana Mrs.. Ebert Yost. Mark
Yoet and Weliington LAWS motored
- Detroit Monday.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
To Falls on Honeymoon.

WYANDOTTE Mich, Aug. To-
Walter wurst and Miss Cecilia Rob
erts were united in marriage by the
Rev. Mayson Sewell. Monday even
ing in the Presbyterian manse. Miss
Margaret Cameron was the brides
maid. and Andrew NJ Roberts, the
brides brother. was the best man.
The couple left for Buffalo and Mag
ara Falls. where they will spend
their honeymoon.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
AMuseMENTa
WAYNE GARDENS AND
RIVER FRONT CAFE

Cooled by river brseses. Seating cap.s ,
city 1900. Famous chicken. nsh M,
frog dinners and service a la carte
Cafe under the management Of - J
Mutschlsr. formerly at the Cadillac
Everything nrst class. Two orchos
tras; dancing; big cabaret entertain
ment with the American Harmonis;S.
Jessie Moran and Joe QuaIters.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

The more money a man has thu
more he can refuse to lend.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-09
APPEAL TAKEN IN CASE
". o. W. INSURANCE POLICY

The Woodmen o. the World lodge
today appealed to the supreme court
from the judgment OF the Carter
county district court in awarding $500
TO Mrs Laura Z. Hutchins Mrs.
Hutchins' husband had taken a pol
ICY in the lodge according 20 the
petition for 81 900. II was alleged
that the lodge agreed TO pay the ben
eficiary $500 in the event the insured
died within a year after the policy
VAS taken out.
Hutchkins did die before a year
had elapsed. and the widow finally
brought suit for the payment ot the
$500. The case was tried before a
jury in the district court and they
awarded the full amount claimed
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-09
WALSH MAKES AN ERROR

Frank P, Walsh OF Kansas City,
who. is chairman of the United States
Industrial relations commission and
John d. Rockefeller, jr., have been
sparring with each other for a SER
les OF weeks. Mr.. Walsh, it seems,
has been making his reports to the
newspapers and is depending upon
public sentiment to correct the evils
which he sees or thinks he has dis
covered Mr. Walsh recently criti.
cised the evidence of w. L. MacKen-
zie King. former labor commissioner
for Canada and now a director OF an
investigation into Industrial relations
for the Rockefeller Foundation. 1t is
unusual for an official to be so free
with his speech as Mr. Walsh has
been and in criticis.ng Mr.. King he
has evidently made a grieyous error.
Mr. Walsh stated in the press that
Mr.. King had declared that the will
and conscience of John D. Rockefeller
ir.. were more potent in Colorado than
all of the public opinion of all the
other people and that the American
public must look to that one man for
relief from conditions which prevail
in that state which are conceded TO
he uu-American and fntOlerable."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-09

! Peace at any price stagnsfes ma
ton. There Is some hidden psyche
| logical effect of war that is the
mother OF all the progress the
world has ever had II this country
must suffer the penalty w. should
make up our minds to be loyal to
President Wilson and greatest cf al
loyal to our country.
There should be no fear Of any wal
with Germany. 1t is matter Of sin
cere regret in this country tnat a
feeling has been aroused among many
of our people against the Germans
but that feeling is not of such ma
ture as to precipitate war AMI the
questions now involved between the
two countries will not lead to armed
strife.
The result will be a withdrawal OF
diplomatic relations but that does not
mean war. There Is much strong
er probability of war with Mexico ari
that is the only situation which con
fronts us that may cause any blood l.
shed.
The. conservative element of 'he
United States are hopeful that the
president in changing his front will
not 20 to that extreme which will
lead him to do that which he has per
sistenetly urged the people not to do
Their hope is that the greatest Wis
dom will guide his acts but what
ever those acts are the people will
be loyal in any emergencies hat
might arise from them.
When public sentiment is crystal
lied it will be for the most part
against the former secretary. Sen
timent will be built largely upon the
facts that Mr.. Bryan was absent from
his office much of the time, that sub
ordinates did Ne most of the WORK
and also upon the fact that Mr.. Bry-
an did not take newspaper men into
his confidence as his predecessors
have done.
Whatever sentiment develops, this
one thing can be said that Mr. Glv.
ans policy which proposes a commits
sion to make Investigations of the
questions involved between Germany
and the United States which natur-
ally would lead to new rules of inter
national warfare taking into consid
Grafton the new inventions of air and
submarine craft is based upJn the
soundest wisdom and reflects an al
truism tha. Mr.. Bryan nor his i.iands
will ever have to apologize fo'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-09
RESIGNATION OF BRYAN.

The resignation of Secretary Bry-
an is only an incident in the affairs
of the administration and should no.
be source of any undue excitement
upon the part OF the people, neither
should il be allowed to create ANY
feeling of alarm. God is in his heav-
ems and the government at Wash
ington still lives
Secretary Bryan is to be commen.
ded for his act. He was out OF har-
many with his chief in the manner
in which he thought the German
situation should be handled His name
would have been signed TO state
papers which reflect a sentiment re-
pulsive to him and which were op-
posed to his whole philosophy Of
life should he have remained in the
cabinet Bryan is too big to be used
in that manner He did right IN get
ting out of the way.
The responsibility of government
lies chiefly upon Woodrow Wilson
and the president is right in having
his way about matters after OF course
giving due consideration to the op.r
ions OF those who make up his 81.
cial family. This government belongs
10 the people who happeH TO llle
here and who bear its expenses anl
for the time being they have placed
Woodrow Wilson at the head o. af'
fairs and it is TO him to whom we
look and to whom We owe allegiance
and he is to be commended for har-
ing opinions of his own and for stand.
ing firm for them.
Mr.. Wilson has used pacitiers in
dealing with countries involved in the
European war and with Mexico until
he has concluded that pacfiers have
very little merit and he has X.
changed them for the rod and he Will
be firmer from this on in dealing with
other nations. His note to Germany
will express firrness and vigor with
out regard to the consequences.
He is reflect!ng mode o. action
that has come to him naturally ia
the years he was devoted to oduca-
tional work. He has used all the
peaceful means at hand as ho sees l..
expressions and his official papers
from this time on Will carry word
with teeth in them and he will be
supported by a majority of the REQ.
pie of the country
Mankind IS of a warning dispoH.
tion. There is no peace. A-y conn
try that remains ont of foreign wars
builds mp within its own borders an
internal hatred that leads TO c'yl war.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-06-09
Hamon Becoming Farmer.

Ringing. Okla, June s.-I L.
Hamon. vice president OF the o. y.
VI. & p. railroad, has recently pur-
chased a farm of 100 acres adjoining
the town o. Lawton and in the pro-
posed irrigated district. This is the
second farm that Mr.. Hamon has pur-
chased in the irrigated district and
he is in the market for at least one
more. He is OF the opinion that it
will be the garden spot OF Oklahoma.
The farm just purchased will be de
voted largely to small fruits and
truck growing with a liberal portion