The Detroit times., 1910-12-31
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING
All the Italians arrested tn connection
with the dlnnmilInn of MnnnO brOs.'

Alt the Italians arrested tn connection
with the dynamitinn of Manno Bros
store at No. 2l0 Clinton-st, Neufcs-
day night, nave been released. Be
cause of the secretiveness OF the
Italians the police have been able 10
get but little information.
An electric nuto with the initinis ~.
-. n,Onogrnmed ON both sldes was
found on Cass ave, between Prehtisa
ana fOrest-aNes., saturday morning
Tie machine. which IL Colum ula'
was taken 20 the Bethune-ave. sta
ton
Mrs. Otto stanford, No. IA 81. Aubin-
ave.. In stiil maintaining vigorous
search Tor her husband. who disap-
peared Nov. 10. ostensiply TO 20 on
with him. Commissioner Croui has
taken an interest In the matter ana
has assigned Detectives High anu
i.arkins 10 the case.
Judge Pheian hrs received eight let
ters commenting him for hts action
in freeing crank and John Bock,
charged with Il violation oi a City
ordinance n picking bread ana tGr-
Key bones out OF garbage can be-
hind the Hotel Pontchartrain. Tie
Judge also provided the defendants
with money and secured work for
them. one OF the letters was from
n stenographe. In Cincinnati. o.. VINO
said the~ease brought tears To ner
eyes. she did not give her name.
q. ". Morrow, superintendent Of the
Michigan Anti-saioOn league, has re-
teived advance sheets OF the new
year book 20 be issued by the Ma
ucnal Anti Saloon league. fhe sheets
state that only three more general
elections Will be necessary 10 brins
about local option in the entire
cwer peninsula OF Michigan 1t is
also poinJtd ont that in 1908 there
was only one dry county In Michi-
gan that in 1911 there were 40, ana
that I'm four years 200 saloons and
is breweries had been voted out or
business.
The first boiler Inspection blank under
the new boiler Inspection ordinance,
which takes full effect Jan. j, was
received by Inspector McCabe, FRI
day, from the Erie city iron Works
OF erie, Pa. which has sold boiler
To the Phoenix Wire Works. OF TINS
city. The new ordinance requires in
spection by an insurance expert be-
fore the boiler leaves the works,
and detailed statement AZ to con-
struction. chemical analysis OF ma
terial. and other data. to be mde out
and sworn 10 by representative OF
the manufactures before the boiler
is shipped. Manufacturers have read
lily complied with the requirement
When the ordinance Is in effect, 1t Is
stated that Detroit Will have the
most complete system OF safeguard
ing the public from danger from de-
fective boilers OF any city in the
United States.
The establishment Of farm for in
cbriatcs and OthCr prisoners con-
Ntctcd Of minor offeEses and sent up
FOR short terms In default Of nnos,
VIII &c recommended by the COM
mission appointed by Gov. Warner To
make study OF this subject. The
report viii be submitted to the leg
isiaturc The report will point out
that the present methods OF dealing
with petty offenders are not con
also will recommend the elevation of
the police courts to a higher stan
dard. The compensation of the JUS
tCc should be commensurate with
trdt paid the judges OF other Grim
lal courts and the surroundings Of
the court should be more digni1cd
in the opinion of the commission
rhc members Of the commission are:
Clarence y. Black and Tracy w. Me
Gregor. OF Detroit; Riley 4. Crane.
of Saginaw: Walter :. Foster. Lam
sing. and jerome T.. Turner. Mus
kcgon.
gave his attention to factory and
store conditions where women and
children work and TO better these
was the statement made by the Rev,
Myron Adams. before members of
the Girls Protective league, in "a
meeting. Friday, in the y. w. G. A.
Mr.. Adams. who has done much ac-
tive work studying factory condi
tons placed a detailed report of his
findings before Gov. Osborn, and the
chief state executive gave his word,
Mr. Adams stated that he would
lend every aid to improving the en-
vironment in which women and girls
work. Mrs. George 7. Herdrie chair
man Of the social committee of the
league said that the club establish
ell by the league at Michigan an :
Junction -aves. was a marked success.
and proved the assertion of those in =
tcrested that girls need only de-
lup - n
them To keep them off the streets
and out OF undesirable places Of
amusement. The league viii estab-
lish clubs in other parts OF the city
h..r1 ho M A.