The Yale expositor., 1907-08-02

Dance i'm Central Hall each evening
during carnival week. Numbers l0c
each. Firstclass music furnished.
A heavy rain accompanied by hail
fell on Thursday afternoon The rain
was just what was needed for the berry
crop.
A luncheon was served on Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
Evans, Mechanic street, in honor of
Mrs. Frank Evans, of 1t. Paul, Mimi.
There will be no services at all in the
Presbyterian church during the month
of August. In the NJ +. church sun
day school at the usual hours will be
the only service.
The Newell Furniture Co. to liven up
trade and make room for a new fall
stock are Offering 10 per cent reduc-
ton on every article in their furniture
store. The sale begins Saturday, Aug.
:, and lasts one week.
Large posters have been printed and
circulated through the country ada
cent to Yale announcing clearing sale
of general merchandise at the store of
Beavis Il Hutchinson all next week.
This company invite you TO make their
store your headquarters while i'm the
city attending the carnival.
The following Yale persons took ex-
aminations for rural mail carriers be-
fore the local civil service board, at the
u. ;. district court room, Port Huron,
last Saturday, viz Frank |. Phillips,
X. Bruce Lothian, VIM. A. stark, VIM.
A. Campbell, Bruce Menerey, Louis G..
Hathaway anH 1 4 allow Mnnra
The new road law will not take eff
feet until ninety days after the legis-
lature adjOurns, about the last of Sep
TENDER. All the road work of the pres
ent year must therefore be done under
the provisions of the old law. There
can be no fund for operation under the
new law until il is created through ac-
ton at township meeting. Estimates
as to improvements needed come from
the highway commissioner through the
township board, and the township meet
ing can order tax levies to meet such
estimates up To the amount of fifty
cents on each hundred dollars valua-
ton for road repair purposes and an
equal amount for highway improve
ment fund.
Two weeks have passed since the
Irwin Foster stabbing affair noticed in
last weeks Expositor and yet there has
been no warrant issued for the arrest of
young Irwin. There certainly has been
plenty of time in which TO get out the
necessary papers to bring the matter
before the proper tribunal. Many stor
les are being circulated in Yale as To
why no warrant has been issued or ar
rest made, but we have seen no written
or printed statement from the proper
authorities. is it the duty of the sher-
i'll, prosecuting attorney or the Yale
city officials to begin proceedings and
look after such cases? Can anyone
give the desired information Mr..
David Irwin possibly could tell from
what source he gets the protection from
arrest of his l4year-old son who stab
bed VIM. Foster sr. with a jack knife
on Friday, July 18th. The Expostsr
will investigate further into the matter
and furnish its readers next week, if |
possible the information the public is
patiently looking for. The greater
of Yale citizens are law abid- |
ing, peaceable people, believing in that
good old adage "loye thy neighbor as
thyself", and do not cOuntenance Grim !
inal actions of anyone. All are anxious 1
that justice be melted out to all men |
and punishment given to him who de |
serves IL. The Exposition is not alone |
In arguing the Irwin Foster fracas. It |
Is matter of general interest and free |
" talked of by nearly every person in
The city.