The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-04
temperate basis and is moral +

a temperate basis and is moral in
tone
Deputy sheriff Cunninghnmi civilian
j. Bryan viii be the next Democratic
candidate tor president, and | be-
lieve he will be the next president.
He VIII beat Taft by 10000 votes in
Wayne county
board of Commerce banquet VIII be
given soon. the attendance being linn
lied 10 those members who went on
the trip to the 500. There was a
surplus in the trip fund and this Will
be expended on the banquet.
An Injunction 10 restrain ticket seal
pers from dealing In ID. * &. and ID.
b. tickets was issued by Judge
Rohnert Friday afternoon on petit
tiOn OF A. y. ShantZ. OF the steamer
lines. The Injunction was obtained
particularly to head off the indis-
criminate sale OF return stubs on
Fourth OF July excursion tickets.
Several Cleveland capitalists, identity
unknown, are said 10 he seeking OPP
lions on large tract OF land below
erty, az site for a new industry
James oliver. of Windsor. and T. c.
Cary, proprietor OF Shore Acres
have already secured options on
Cleveland men, 1t is said. and the
deal may be closed within a day or
two. Neither Mr.. oliver nor Mr.
Cary Will discuss the proposition.
discover
ed In n helpless condition In nj.
rooms at No. al Beech-st, Friday
night and removed TO ST. Marys hos
pital He was found sitting in his
chair. too weak TO move. He had
not been seen for two days and the
neighbors believe he had not tasted
FOOD FOR that time The old man
was pensloner OF Walter f. Camp-
bell president OF the d. r. q u
Ferry Co, who gave him the use OF
the home In which he lived and the
one next 10 It, From this source he
received about s2s per month.
}. l.. Hudson has come out In N letter
20 ID: ID. Tborp I'm which he criticiscs
the latter for certain statements he
has made In regard to the Commit
his surprise that a man OF Mr.
Thorps standing should advocate
non observance OF the laws for the
regulation OF the saloon and COM
mend Police Commissioner Smith for
not observing them He further
challenges statement by Thorp
that the latter was ia a saloon with
two members OF the Committee Of
one Hundred until n. m, asks him
10 name the men and declares that
IL the statement be true, the men
should resign from the committee
Postmaster Warren announces the fol-
lowing office arrangements for July
a. The money. order registered let
ter and cashiers departments will
/, be open fromAS to 10 a m, The gen
MI eldi LuvIl'cFl ana stamp windows
Will be open from : To 10 a m. and
from To p. IN. The general infor-
nation window IN the main postof-
fee. and all stations. will be open
from to- 30 - All carriers
throughout the city will make but
one delivery trip leaving THAR re-
speCtive statlonA at 7c30 a. m There
will be one geneAal collection OF maih
10 include all boxes In the city. COM
mencing at p m. and aside from
this. there VIII be n collection IN the
downtown business section az $40
p. N. All Incoming and outgoing
mails received and despatched as
usual
new social order will he introduced
In Detroit within n few days. This
IS tie Noble Order OF Ku-Kus to
which only jewellers and opticians
are eligible. The organization start