The Detroit times., 1914-01-07

~ NhuWAtN ANt ne AtNlIAt " ~ We
~ rFed for ALI labor Organizations ex-
c6pt the Brcklayers' union. which
has "A place OF It's own. The build
ing. which VIII be completed Within
year, viii cost 100000. AZ VIII
contain various halls for meetings,
quarters for business agents apd a
TiDrMy.
George FuIweII. OF the Normandie and
Oriental hotels, was elected presi-
dent OF the Detroit Hotel asSocla-
ton for second term. Tuesday
Other officers chosen We're. Vice
president. Robert B. stirling, ste
claire. secretary, Reno q. ltoaE.
CharlevoiN; treasurer. Harry l.
ZScst. Cadillac, eNecutiY" board,
George IA WOolley. Pontchartrain.
A. J Hayes. wayne w. B- Morgan.
Morgan. James ~. Burns. Burns
Charles Clements. MetropOle.
Marion Rice, the indian girl who fol-
lowed circus performer from her
home town VA northern Michigan,
and after arriving Ira Detroit, caused
the police no end OF trouble by
dressing Ia mems clothes. aud lott
ering around livery stables and snch
placer. was taken before Judge Han
ley. IN probate court. Tuesday. and
committed TO the Eastern Michigan
asylum in Pontiac she had APP
peared ia police court about doZen
times az disorderb, TO be pHrolea
each time. and the Judges nnally de-
cided that she is mentally unsound.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Swartx and their
son, Harry, of No. 2d1 HastinGs-st.,
were all bruised more or less pain
fully when an automobile driven ny
Bert Cowper. OF no s6l Lafayette
blvd, skidded at Michigan and
Woodward AYES, and bumped INTO
the Schwartz family. Several per
sons IN the crowd which witnessed
the accident threatened Cowper
with violence, even climbing on the
running board ~ his auto, but
policemen took him 10 headquarters,
where he was released after max
Ing statement
Milton Carmichael, Of Detroit. former
secretnry Of the Detroit Tourist and
convention bureau. hled articles or
Incorporation, ia Lansing, Tuesday,
OF toe Michigan Agricultural and
Development bureau, OF which 10 is
secretary. The bureau has been
created to increase the agricultural
production of Michigan. develop the
barren areas, interest the young IN
agriculture by contests Ia vegetable
growing. and elevate the standards
Of farming--all leading 10 o reduc-
tion ia the cost OF living. The head
quarters or the bureau VIII be ~
Lansing.
On trial before Police Comnissibner
Gillespie, Tuesday, on the charge "f
drinking "A bottle OF beer IN 4 pri-
vate residence. while on duty,
Patroiman John Hausteiu. OF Nc
Clellan station, admitted that he
was little ha2y on police rules,
though he had seen two years ser
Vice Commissioner Gillespie sen
fenced him to attend the police
school four hours n day ia addition
TO his eigGt hours of duty, for
period OF three weeks Patroiman
Charles Mohlman, found guilty OF d
minor breach OF discipline. was
reprimanded.
n - axe a.. a. Ia fea
ttfy shat he was witness to VIII
TINT he didn't witness was one ~
the reasons Tuesday for the np-
pointing OF a guardian for Mrs. Mar
tina Milan. widow OF John Milan,
policeman About $500 was due
under the Will To Mrs Milan. and as
contest seemed possible. Mrs Mi
Ian Is alleged 20 have hired Or. w
X Case. Of Mikado, Mich, 10 TESTIFY
that he had seen the VIII drawn
and signed He is said 10 have re-
ceived the check for the s5lT but
he did not appear 10 testify before
Judge Hanley \ sister or Mrs. MI
Ian was appointed guardian or the
latter
}. Forester. yice-president OF the
Brotherhood Of Railway Clerks, IA
arbitrator between the clerks OF the
Pere Marquette railroad and their
employers Mr. Forester says that II
the receive rs refuse To take up the
clerks case, because OF his partici
patton In the matter. he will be glad
10 have Judge Phelan handle the
mems case. Frank w. Blair, one or
the Pere Marquette receivers, says
that 1T il not TO be Understood. from
Monday that they believe Mr. For
roster connected with the strike OF
the Illinois Central clerks. The re
ceivers' objection to Mr.. Forester is
based on other grounds.
The supplies aud janitors' committee
of the Board of Educatf ton decided
Tuesday afternoon that the Peter
koenis Coal Co. must rebate about
is claimed. is not up 10 specifications
The contract calls for 1900 heat
units for nut pea and slack coal,
and a. 200 for lump. The tests
showed 1858 units for the former
and 14,0l5 units for the latter. This
gives TIE board "A rebate or 20 cents
ton on nut. pea and slack and 4 :
cents on lump The board buys
about $50, 600 worth OF coal year
Last year s2,500 was rebated be
cause the coal was not up TO speci
ncations.
Alex MaIinowski, 70 years old, re-
,ealed his plan for foiling the high
cost or living, when he was ar
raigned Ia Justice Gainey's court
Tuesday, on charge OF disturbing
the peace. He was alleged To have
obtained a large meal al No. 1l74 ST.
Aubin-ave. and eaten until the
police had 20 drive him away Then
he went TO No. ll16. where the fam
lily was away. and was enjoying an
other repast when police were again
called, and arrested him. j send all
the money | get TO my folks in the
old country" said Alex II sleep In
saloons at night. beg what | need
TO eat. and II | get a job, / send the
money home" He was let off with
30-day sentence IN default OF a 81
fine