The Detroit times., 1913-01-29

jackson prison. Keys made the cnaif
himself anu gives a. 10 justice Com
nland as a weaaing presehs IN return
tor favor nom tnoj justice. Ihs
latter Interested In heJs DehaIi
with the Judge who sentenced nam.
with the result that Keys got hsnt
sentence lie was convicted OF Tor
gery.
Matilda smlth. whose suit for divorce
against GeOrGs W. smith add
youTnsd Saturday. By Judge Hally.
because OF insufficient evidence. Will
have TO wait some little time Tor her
decree. II she ever gets IL. Sh pro-
ducd another witness Tuesday, but
this one also proved unsatisfactory
to the court. The witness was not
sure OF certain matters on which she
was testifying. whereupon the Judge
remarked that mo guesswork would
Ro;" that facts and nothing but facts
would be considered I'm the granting
OF a divorce In his court. The case
WAS postponed indefinitely.
Fred l.. GrossIisht, brother OF Joe and
Louis GrOssIight, weII-LnOwn local
pawnbrokers has disappeared, II was
learned, when Gov. Ferris granted
the appeal OF officers from Portland,
Ore, that Grosslight be extradited
TO stand trial on the charge or en-
bezzling &i.7o0 worth OF checks and
diamonds valued at $3.50. Attorney
Percy Crosse. who represented Cross
light said he had no idea where his
client is at present Grosslight was
released In police court here, under
bail OF $500 He was arrested here
Jan. II, charged with being fugi-
tive
Branch store and department managers
OF GrinneH Bros Music house. I'm
convention this week IN the Grinnell
building. were the guests OF the firm
Tuesday evening at the automobile
show In the Wayne gardens Natur-
ally the exhibit which attracted their
keenest attention was tnat or the
-GrInnelI electric. Wednesday even
the Arm at dinner In the Hotel
Charlevoix, and Thursday evening
Will be given q theater party In the
Derrick.
Members OF the Michigan Bean Job
bers' association, In session In the
Hotel Cadillac. claim that the aboli-
tion OF the Accent duty on beans
would bring the Michigan product
and that or AuBtro-Hungury IN CONT
petition. and that Michigan farmers
would lose about $4,000. 600 a year In
consequence They claim that tie
reduction would allow the sale of
foreign beans In Chicago. forcing
down the price paid to Michigan pro-
their organization was formed, grow
ers received 90 TO so cents a bushel
for beans. whereas the price now IS
about 81 They declare that Michi-
close race for supremacy In beau
growing
A pleasing incident Of the one humid
red and siAteenth reunion of Michi-
gan Sovereign Consistory, now being
held In the Masonic temple. occurred
Wednesday evening. when. following
dinner In the temple banquet hall
600 Masons rose In body to toast
the Rev Garrett e. Peters on his
eighty-eighth birthday and TO pre-
IN him "a Crian hnilar
bills. Mr.. Peters has been a Mason
nearly 60 years. holding the thirty
third honorary degree. The presen
tation Of the purse to Mr.; Peters
Fixes. The consistory. In It's work
Tuesday, conferred the fifteenth. six
teenth. seventeenth and eighteenth
degrees. The work will continue
through Thursday
The knights and Ladies' OF the Modern
Maccabees will hold q joint public
iLstC llation OF officers OF the tents
and hives of Wayne county Thurs
day evening In the Light Guard
arn.ory About 500 officers will be
Installed and there will be upwards
OF 100 guards, color bearers and es-
Corts. The great commanders. George
$ Lovelace, OF Muskegon, and Mrs.
Francis f. Burns. of ST Louis Mich.
will be the installing officers. The
program will open with an exhibit
ton drill by company @. Of Ann Ar
Dor uniformed rank. There Will be
an exhibition drill by guards OF Pal
estine hive; Introduction by head Of
ficers; prayer by the Rev. Sherman
L. Divine and installation OF off,
GERS. Dancing Will conclude the
evening.
Bspti- churches 81 Detroit plan n 90
day canvass for missionary funds
beginning. Feb IL, with banquet IN
the First Baptist church, with las
tors Aitcheson and Grosbeck, OF New
York. as special speakers. The Rev.
f. NJ. Lake. general superintendent
OF Baptist missions with headauar-
tiers in Detroit, heads the movement.
and will be assisted by the following
committee: William S. Power chair
man: Walter e. Smith. vice chairman;
n II Bower. Piiny w. Marsh. II. c.
Renaud. Walter Vivier, John s. CAL
der. Rev. ID. H. Cooper. L. NJ. ChaiIle
Dr Louis Goux. Rev, NJ p. Fixes, e.
p. Bates. Mrs. A. E. Bigelow. Mrs. J.
X. Webster, Mrs. Thomas T. Leete.
Jr. Mrs Louis Goux, Mrs. II. l..
Whittier and Miss Julia Davis.
Judge Alfred J. Murphy will give n
public address Wednesday evening In
s.. Johns parish house on The need
OF domestic relations court" The
idea OF a domestic relations court
has aroused so much interest that
several bills will be introduced In
the present legislature asking the
esta blishment Of such courts In Mich
igan The domestic relations court
- designed to adjust all Intimately
related family questions in one court
TO avoid the confusion OF dealing
with a single family I'm four or five
courts, as at present necessitated by
the technical Limitations Of Jurisdic-
ton. similar court has been es-
tablished In Illinois and found to
work out most satisfactorily. Judge
Murphy. who has made a thorough
study Of the subject, will discuss It's
needs and its advantages. All men
and women interested In the consid-
Grafton and support OF the measure
are urged to attend the meeting on