The Yale expositor., 1900-06-29
e&>G&SSSSo10o0<Ds
X, FACT AND FICTION. *


SHADY Place. expectation that this
one will be worth 60
ing many miles to attend. No matter
how hot the day, you'll keep cool. We
saw one of the ice-cream freeZers that
Rev. FIR. Cullinane has procured from
Fox & Rounds, and it is large enough
to contain all the ice-cream we would
eat in ten years. And this is only one
of the freeZers. If the other machines
correspond in magnitude, their mere
presence on the ground cannot fail to
make it nice and cool. But this is not
all. Meals and refreshments will be
served on the grounds, and as to games
and fun, you'll carry home more of
the latter than you ever got at picnic
in your life.
~
We have heard of fitting "between
two days." but that is always done
where parties are
Sweet leaving town and are
lodging debts and
Secrets. the sheriff. But in
ordinary cases, where
there is no malice held or murder in
tended, to move in the dead of night,
to haye draymen drawing furniture
when honest folks are sleeping, to
settle, to secretly set the house in order
and yet every body know the secret
that's puzzler. 1t points to some
thing going to happen, to something
going to be done; but what? It's queer
how "murder will out" but it will.
And in the end this night hawk bust
ness don't hide anything and the CT
CARS haye to be set up. But then it's
pleasant to do such things. So sweet
to be unconscious of the fact that
others know, and to be happy in hav-
ing secret we think all our own. And
it's these kind of secrets which are the
sweetest things on earth.
~
From the manner in which people
are apt to make requests Of the country
editor, and they do
The Country this often indirectly,
one would think a
Editor. country newspaper
simply whitewash-
ing machine; that it was made simply
to whitewash its town and constituents.
Now it is quite true that an editor is
| for obvious reasons compelled to speak
of the good and be silent about some
evils. But an editor is not q white
type were not bought for the sole pur-
pose of covering up scandals; of max
| ing good regulations for bad and I'M
worthy people. He is not man to be
hired to cover up blackness and dirt as
we hire man to whiten our blackened
walls. 1t may be true that some do
this, but they are the exception; and it
is not true of the guild. If this was the
true mission of the journalist, what an
array of brushes and what an amount
of daub he would need? There would
be some jobs so scaly, so black that the
coat would have to be re-applied with
each issue of the paper. And while he
was doing all this, the community
would know it was false. There are
some things we can and ought to es-
pouse. But there are some causes; yea,
some people, which and whom one can
not touch safely, even with long ham
died white-wash brush. You may paint
a polecat white as snow, but that does
not abate or cleanse its odor.
~
A summer school for teachers and
for those expecting to teach will be
held in the. high
Summer school building at
Port Huron, COM
School. mencing Monday,
July End, and clos
ing Friday, August 3rd giving session
of five full weeks.
The summer school will be followed
by an eight-day Teachers Institute.
| During this session instruction will
be given and review classes formed in
all branches required for second and
third grade certificates. Especial at
| tention will be given to methods of
! teaching and school management.
There will be different grades of work
in the various subjects. School Law,
Pedagogy, Botany and Physics will be
thoroughly and Systematically pre-
scented.
Tuition, $500 for the term of FIVE
weeks.
For shorter period a charge of 81 so
per week will be made.
Living expenses in Port Huron are
moderate, even low. For further in
formation about rooms and board, ad-
dress the secretary, II. s. Campbell,
Port Huron, Mich.
The instructors will be Commissioner
r. S. Campbell, Port Huron; Supt. s.
j. Gier, st. Clair; Supt. w. f. Lewis,
Port Huron.
~
What has long been expected is now
history, 1t is our happy lot to this week
record the history.
| We Wish We refer to the hap
Ply nuptlals of Mr.. j.
Them JOY. e. Staley and Miss NJ.
MabelleMoore, which
occurred at the home Of the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James III. Moore,
on Mary street, Tuesday evening, June
10th. This interesting and impressive
ceremony was performed in the pres.
ence of goodly number ofgnests, Rev
j. A. Rowe officiating. The bride was
attired in beautiful and becoming
cream colored satin, and the groom in
regulation costume. After the nuptlal
ceremony the couple received the very
hearty congratulations of friends and
numerous beautiful presents. An ele-
CANT repast was served to the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staley are we'll and wide
ly known in Yale and vicinity, and
| hat Of friopdo xui1h than oil low IL,