The Detroit times., 1908-03-04
The Race Track and
the Stock Market
High Financiers
when General Laws Are Enforced
against Their SHADY Transae-
tlons We VIII Be Progressing
to the Goal Of righteousness.

righteousness |
III ------ = ---- Governor Hughes in special
TO the New York legislature the adequate
to prevent growing evil The bills do not ann at
races tracks property, he says
they pooling and betting on races winch are u
constitutional against moral tastes OF society and promo "
poverty and crime"
The governor has public from gambler VINO 'e''s
him any track betting will be killed IN c0
that the gamblers will spend $aoo,ooo to throttle It,
Betting on horse races in New York state considered
higher society And so IS stock speeuiau INV
there 3 ample for this contention
It is a weknovn runners crooked II Is
equally bucket shop is crooked These thes
institutions conducted through political Vaccinations cause
poverty and crime. =.
The pool track gambler sauners around the
spiders web say And does the owner OF the ouke'
The spider Ay-he sucker He never Allows
money escape.
The pool crook alike The author
i Copeland xe" the with persons higher up Inc
there used to be large NUMBER OF e
through 'fence-a member OF one OF the large
New York stock exchanges
Ia New York CITY there used to be 1000 pool operated
through corrupt public officials The handpooks
usually syndicate Five the profits OF one
these syndicae 100000 twelve months 1t was headed
by Of New Yorks state legislators
shadows of the great cities better
chan He lives mems fobes and hauns the
shadows where these fobes most visible
bucket shop" Heeces the public in very rapid and
agreeable manner public generally the
clerk aared plays the stocks The market is
say. security The public gets in on margin OF
points Then the wise guys in New York pay well
broker much send the market down or up as the sua
ton may require
Result: Ay, public is caught in the spiders web
II ;s Is bad the game pactced crcusesen the
police interfere
sleek looking operated handbook Chicago
made 100000 year string of handbooks He was
Copeland He took the money from the
belboy Chicago made $4,000 in twelve
months.
Thus we know the manner public Aeeced' in
the pool room running and in the bucket shop
Should that laws proposed prevent this crooked
work7
unfortunate though the cen cut sporthe trot
The rotng tracks folowed-at is in
year, by different class OF people
track than week This
the usual custom sport professional The
public not plundered by ghous totng
They gamblers They
witness the races for diversion from business cares -
Detroit weeks pastne with
This Grand Circuit meeting. We consider it
of healthy and wholesome And the class OF
the Detroit trong track attend the meets
II the New York assembly passes sntbettng bills
closely with the real that prohibited
The almost worthless-here nothing enhuse the
locker.
This age Every crooked branch of public
life should is do through
laws If the illegal pool and
crooked gamblers extermnated society will
improved And speculation kind that is crooked"
e kind that makes widows and orphans and drives wrehes
prohibited enforced against
it we will progress to higher things
For any legmae following that is pactced the expense
Of pubcvhethe through political Vaccinations otherwise
blow higher social ethics Aye often
unounses who iable be plundeed by the profes
sonsls."
Il is peculiar fact that the state should pass laws to
certain class from being heeced by gamblers But it
And It is equally essential the public from
i1wless liquor traffic