The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-08
WHERE LIFE Is
WORTH LIVING

james Moriss~y, No. % WaIdo-avc.. d
reported ia the police by his fat he
as missing since Tuesday. lie is .,
years old.
some nervy thief entered the Lyceum
pool room 60 No. zO4 Randolph d.
Tuesday night, by means OF the graf.
ing In the alley. lie secured SOME
tobacco and 81 In cash George
saros' NO lsl Monroe-ave.. is man
ager OF the place.
Investigation by the police Into the
death of Michael Hines, who WINS re-
ported at first To have expired from
dent, proved that he was victim oi
alcoholism. lie died In st. Mary,
hospital early Wednesday morning
He lived at No. SO Seventeenth-st.
John Ay.ibek, . Hungarian Iaborer
Sunday. committed suicide. Tues lay
on lug island. by shooting hiInse.i
through the heart. His body va.
two boys Justice Burke is invcsti.
eating. The mans family is In Poa-
tiac.
A frightened horse, attached 10 q
conformation Tuesday when II dash.
ed five blocks up Woodward-avs Il
was stopped near Sibley-st. by q pc.
the truck VINO H IRso A En Sa' ' So q
Taird-st., was injured by some metal
pipes Jolted from the wagon.
Chief of Detectives Mcdonnell and the
two police Justices are devisinE ways
Detroit naturally will be the mecca
for all the light fingered gentry IN
the land. with the Elks' reunion and
Seaeet,Ses G are picHins et them up az
fast as they come In and an en-
deavor will be made 10 send to the
House OF Correction those who per-
sist In lingering about the city.
for Windsor, has asked the Canadia a
customs department TO appoint spe-
cial officers to patrol the river front
TO watch for smugglers and to tut n
back undesirabies who seek entrance
into the country by evading the Can
adam immigration officers. Ii Il said
that large amount Of smugsiing -
done by means OF row boats and
launches. and also that many persons
enter Canada in this way after being
turned back at Windsor or some
bert has been in Windsor investigdt-
Ing.
Taking for the keynote of his address
that the present age T. one OF era" .
City. made the memorial address OF
the annual memorial services OF khe
Pythian association OF Wayne county.
Tuesday evening. In the Eiks tenn,
pie. There never was time WHEN
the fraternal spirit was so deep roo. :
ed and world wide. when organized
effort for the good OF mankind was
80 noticeable. for fraternity antago-
nizes no creed" said Mr. Lusk Ike
memorial program included music
and short address from various MEM
bers OF the association.
Despite the pleadings of their father,
GOtthrd HOmann. that they remain
with him, his daughters. Edith, aged
Is. and Martha, aged IL. asked Juds
Hubert. In probate court. Tnesday,
to appoint their aunt, Mrs. Anna
schultz. their guardian The mother
OF the girls is In Eloise asylum. Al
the witnesses agreed that the fatEcr
is hard working. and no charge WAS
made regarding his treatment oil tae
girls. They admit he was as good To
them as his means permitted, pu.
they stated that they preferred inc
aunt. The father says the aunt has
been for weeks influencing the girls
against him, and he declares she
wants them to do her kitchen work
Judge Hubert sent the girls home.
and will endeavor TO bring about 4
reconciliation.
The year book of the United states
Brewers association for 1910 dweils
at length on the prohibition wave
i'm Michigan, the principal pat
tween the vets" and 'drys. The
brewers in their book. blame law
lessness OF saloonkeepers, ana the
tendency OF the latter to mix In poll
II is stated that disregard of the
closing laws and sales or liquor 20
Women and minors were the real
causes OF the battle. The DOCK Also
ton voting. 1t expresses the opinion
that elections should not take place
oftener than once In three or TOUR
years, and that two-thirds vote ~
the community, instead OF me,
majority, should decide the question