The Detroit times., 1914-03-12
SALOONKEEPERS sSss
DEFEND SELVES Il.
IN ANNUAL QUIZ

to have them removed. He invited
them ulere and harborsd them. They
belonged TO the 4 Won't Work--the
!. w. w. They stopped men On their
way TO and from the 0tudobaker
plant and tried to set them to strike.
They didn't have any more home than
Q rabbit"
schults replied that the police had
persecuted him.
Detective Horrisan testified that
Mrs.. 6chultx. led IN immoral ljfe On
Chsmplain-st. before 6chults married
her.
s.Irs nobody's business what my
wife used 70 be-" Schultz protested.
II married her, didn't II"
Chairman Burton produced letter
from . man who said that he bought
q meal ticket Of 1chultx,. who refused
some time later. to honor Il. Schultx
replied that the man had wanted his
money back. and he had told him that
ne would have to take meals. In.
schults win probably lose his II
|cense.
Alex McClercq was the other VIC!
tim. Though he n not .. citizen. he
conducts saloon at No. l62 RAN
dolph-st. He testiHed that he took
out his nrst papers eight years Ago.
and that he cannot ret his second pa-
pers because OF his saloon interest.
This surprised the committee, but the
aldermen were assured that this u
the court practice. DeClercQ said
that he had asked Peter Commeure.
one Of our most prominent chauifeurs.
the name Of whose employer Aid.
Owen holly informed Aid. Keating he
had no right to ask. to apply for the
license and take an interest In the
saloon, but 0ommeure, after Z con-
ference with his employer, had de-
cided that he could not take the II.
cense. Thereupon DeClercQ tried to
sell out to Evan Davis. who once had
an interest In the saloon, Davis prom
Using to give him 5000. DeClercQ
was informed that, not being q citizen.
he had no right to Z license.
But am l going TO lose al the
money that have spent eight years
In saving?' he asked
Davis has offered you 5000: II he
applies for q license, wen take the
matter up with him. We can't do
anything for YOU" was the reply.
This license also will probably be
wiped out.
Simon Kucinski has saloon at No.
| IS Thirty-third-st. About two weeks
ago he had Mrs. Dominic Kulich. No.
1869 Campbell-ave.. arreeted for
breaking his window with q club.
Mrs. Kulich testlfed In court that che
had found her husband drinking in
tho place, after she had given orders
| that. NO liquor Was to be sold to him.
Kulich 70 Mrs.. Kucinski's brother.
Mira Kulich told the committee that
Mrs. Kucinski often tends bar
which Mrs. Kucinski denied. MIA.
Kulich said that her husband had =
Job very seldom. and that he spends
nearly al hin money for liquor. shs
told Mrs, Kucinski not to cell him
any more liquor, many times. she DE-
clared. On the day IN Question:
Kulich had left home IN the morning
with all the money In the house,
When he had not returned. late n
the afternoon. Mrs. Kulich threw her
shawl over her head and started IN
search Of him. She found him In
IKucinski's saloon. She told him to
come home, whereupon Kulich threw
her out. while Kucinski admiringly
drew him . glass Of beer. SO she
found . club and battered IN the
window.
II am sorry." she told the commit
itee. II don't know what do. ! am
not mad It Kucinski--I amrmad at al
saloons."
Her husband. when he works 1t I'll,
she says. 10 paint and hanging pa-
per-" ~
Ibid he spend money In other -.
loons?" she wSs asked.
| Il ask him Il he spend money n
iother places and hs ray no, Why
|should he. when he would rather
ispend It with his brotherin-law.s she
replied. ~
Cant. Lindsay reported that the
Ip.ace has not bad reputation.
Michael Duraska said that he .hed
bought the place formerly kept ~
Daniel r. Foley, No. has Riopel!e'st.
Foley died, after selling the place.
The sale. 10 far - the commNsee
could discover, was regular
Nick Jurgevich's bargain with John
IOrlinr for saloon and bowling ~
|leys, At No. $50 Thirty-third-st- Also
Iseemed ON the square.