The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-09
WHERE LIFE is
WORTH LIVING
Cnpt. Aiphonse Baker, of central pre-
eincI. snys Tint the police lid an

Cnpt. Aiphonse BAKER. of central pre-
eincI. snys that the police lid "n
gambling has resulted in general
exodus or gains who face "a choice
between starvation OF trip To othcr
clincs.
Rep. Cay L.. Milleri ~ do not think
thnt the legislature will submit the
Colby constitutional amendments al
the spring election. y home rule bill
will be passed. and think the mani
mum bonding limit will be placed at
10 per cent
Mct.rcgor mission announces the Rev.
,. q. tIutterbuck ~ the speaker ct
the meeting Tuesday night, the Roy.
~ i tlkes, Thursday. and the Rev.
Carl " CDopCr. OF Brazil Friday.
Testimony meetings are held We'd
Tcsddy aud Saturday.
The agitation of IA number Of years
ago Ga do away with the office OF
secretary Of t-e council committees
and put the work up to the citS
clerks assistants, is again being re
Vived. There * small chance that /,
Will BE- successful. however.
School inspectors Goldberg and schultz
viii speak at meeting ia be held
Tuesday. evening in the home of Ia.
Thomas Henderson. No. $50 Mt. FL
ltott-aNe. lbr. henderson Is the anti
Martindalc candidate for school in
spector In the Thirteenth ward.
Senator John ID. Mnckay viii soon in-
troduce bill into the Legislature
making Il an offense To sell under
sized baskets and packages. city
Sealer Austin has found that ped
oilers caught selling fruits and vegc-
tables h1 short measure. always
blamed the trouble onto the pack
age-makers and 50 this law viii be-
aimed at the latter.
Charged with the theft of crucifxes,
stephen Paiewski, of south Bend.
Ind. was locked up In the county
Jail. Monday, on warrant sworn
out by Fred Heinicke. OF No. f93 can
ton-ave. Palewski was employed by
HeiniCke to sell aluminium crucinNCS
on a commission basis. 1t is alleged
that lac sold several. and kept the
proceeds. about $50.
Sonora Maud Newton Laramie, former
ly Miss Maud Newton. u clonk model
in this city, has found married life
in a bungalow In Honduras, quite
unbcarble and has returned to the
home OF her mother In Marshail.
Mich She married Joseph Tar
Tanto, proprietor of banana ranch
in Honduras, about two years ago.
but JOSEPH. she says, was cruel 80
her so she left him.
The viii of Mrs. Ellen Hayden. filed
for probate Monday afternoon, con-
tains several bcquests 10 different
charitable institutions. For the re-
pose OF the soul OF herself and or
Mary r.. Smelzer. Mrs. Hayden left
5000 st. Vincent's Orphan asylum,
Saginaw and Mother Welsh. Of the
Sacred Heart convent Crosse Pointc,
were given 5000 each, and 500 was
left to the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
cause of temperance, began series
of 200 stereopticon Lectures on the
saloon and it's evils In the Simpson
NJ r. church. Monday night. This
illustrated campaign Will be carried
on until every section of the county
has been covered. the location being
changed nightly. The purpose OF the
lectures is To demonstrate the Injury
which the saloon traffic does To legit-
innate business.
Instead of Attorney otto kirchner's
talk on "FundamentaI Law and Use
less legislation as previously an
nounced; an address by Police Com
missioner Smith on Detroit. "A Bor-
der city. and Its Freedom from
Crime" Will lie the feature OF the
weekly MONDAY luncheon Of the
Wholesalers association. Wednesday.
The following Wednesday. Dir. Thad-
deus Walker Will talk on Bacteria
I'm Commerce" and IL Is announced
that some lives germs VIII be served
at the luncheon"
Buried under an avalanche of lumber,
Patrick ,. BoIger. an employe OF the
Chrlsty Lumber Co. at the foot OF
st. Aubin-ave.. deems himself a lucky
man. though his right leg Is broken
I'm two places. Bolger, who lives at
No 25S Third ave went To investt-
gate cracking sounds which eman-
ated from a lofty pile OF lumber.
Just as he reached the scene, the top
of the pile toppled over on him. Eel