The Detroit times., 1912-03-06
NIcmber. OF the Mlchlsnn Pou,tr,

Members Of the Michigan Poultry
Ireeders' association met In the Hoo
tel Brunswick Tuesday night 10 talk
ever the proposed organization or
new poultry society. They expressed
dissatisfaction with the Michigan as
ISOLATION. IL was decided TO launch
the new society and IL viii probably
be known as the Detroit Business
Mems Poultry association, capitalized
at $1,000. The members OF the new
organiza tion plan to hold poultry
show. next season.
John &. Gnich, driver OF an Ice wagon,
Was granted a divorce by Judge Codd
from his wife, Laura, Tuesday after-
noon, on the grounds OF cruelty. lie
testified that his wife remained In
bee most of the day, smoking cigar
cites. This program she varied oc-
casionally by getting up and beating
him with her fists. Testifyina in her
own behalf, the wife admitted she
beat her husband II just straight
ened him out occasionally" she said.
II believe In womans rights.
-Rond- commissioners Hines. Hnggerty
and Halter. of Wayne county, hnve
Joined with the Detroit Convention
and Tourist bureau in extending an
invitation for the first united con-
Vention of the American Road
Builders association, the NATIONAL
Association of Road Material and
Machinery Manufacturers, the Ameri-
can Association for Highway Inn
proyement and the American Auto
mobile association, TO come to De-
troit. in October. hF
Funeral services were held, this after
noon, for Joseph Chene, who died,
Monday. after a snort Illness in his
home, No 6S3 Avery ave. The In
terment took place In Woodlawn
cemetery. Mr.. Chene was promin-
emily identified with the early de-
velopment OF the automobile industry
- Tn Detroit t,-ittt ttftt ftts-At++4t- tAe-Atst
single cylinder oldsmohile and the
first Cadillac car OF that type lie
WAS 35 years old, and is survived by
hrs wife and -twe-cAlld
A worker-' mass meeting for the bene-
nt of the Lawrence, Mass, mill
strikers viii be held Sunday after
noon, March 10, at O'Clock. in
The speakers will include G. r.. Ruth
enberg. OF Cleveland; Miss Pauline
Neuman. Of Cleveland; Miss Elizabeth
Gurley Flynn, of New York, and
Judge T.. j. Jeffries, OF Detroit. These
speakers Will endeavor 10 place q
true statement OF the strike and the
principles involved before the audi
ence. The proceeds will go to the
fund now being raised throughout
the country 10 feed the starving
families OF the strikers
The annual dinner OF the Lawyers club
of Detroit TO the Justices of the Mich
ban supreme court. was given in the
Hotel Ste. Claire Tuesday night The
cause OF the laws delay" was the
subject of discussion, the principal
speaker being Allan II. Frazer presi =
dent OF the Wayne County Bar asso-
Cihtion He was introduced as the
next mayor of Detroit :" Justices
stone and Brooke and Clerk Hopkins,
OF the supreme court, were present.
and the Wayne circuit bench was
represented by Judges Murphy, Man
dell and Codd. Acknowledgement
Franz c. Kunz outlined the duties
CT his office, and DR. j. II. Kennedy
spoke on Medicine in its relation to
law"
n--L.-ReeNess- -orEanizer for the ANAL
gRmated Association of street and
Electric Railway employees OF Ameri-
ca. is authority for the statement
that TO give proper service in Detroit
the Detroit United Railway needs GOO
additional men. Another reason for
the present poor service is the fact
that the company employs 1900
green men each year co take the
Mace of experienced men WHO are
either discharged or quit voluntarily
td seek more remunerativc employ
ment. Mr. Reeves also says that the
company has plenty of idle cars in
the barns that have been replaced by
new cars, but are still In better shape
than the cars I'm use on the three
cent lines.
No person deriving revenue directly or
Indirectly from the liquor traffic cnn
be "A member OF the Northeastern
Business Mems association. An
amendment To the associations con-