The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1909-10-01
MICHIGAN 8REvITIRs.

James Wellman, IA, of Bay City.
was accidentally shot and killed while
frog-hunting with other lads in Mans
field. o.
Police have closed the Temple the
alter In Flint. whose owner, Ira Nixon.
is In jail on charges preferred by sew
eral young girls.
The Adrian school board will not
try to bar secret fraternity members
from the high school. but viii refuse
them graduation. participation in
school athletics or class organizations.
Paul Holg and Homer wickes and
their families. who LEFT Coldwater for
Texas Is months ago. lost all their
household goods and narrowly escaped
with their lives In the foods which
swept the Lone Star state.
State Mining Inspector Andrew Ste
venson, who has been looking over
the Saginaw mines. reports that the
outlook this year is brighter than
ever. The output is large and the
miners are receiving better pay.
DR.. NJ. A. Patterson, health officer
and city physician of Flint, is in Hur-
ley hospital with what the doctors
there say they believe is typhoid
fever, the epidemic disease which the
health officer has been so CALAMITY
fighting for weeks past.
f. d. Barber, of vermontville,
caught the largest muscalonge at
Thornapple lake that has been taken
this season. The big fish weighed ex-
actly eighteen pounds and measured
N Ion crth -.
graphed and the head, which meas.
ured eight inches from gill TO gill,
Will be mounted.
Mrs. Jeanette Schmidt, OF Flint,
temporarily crazed by domestic trou-
BILE, tried to throw herself from the
roof of her home. Restrained, she
attempted to plunge through the win
dow OF room In which she had been
locked, and was taken to the police
station. Her husband is a French ex-
pert in the Buick auto plant
William Walkers, aged SS, and
pioneer minwright OF Clintonville, was
seriously burned while attempting to
extinguish a FIRE In his home, set by
recover. Mrs. walkers, 50, and Mrs
Stockwoll, %. = sister, escaped. The
house and contents were destroyed.
Earl Diller, aged II. and employed
In the Pewalao canning factory, was
instantly killed in the Grand Trunk
railroad yard there while on his way
home. he had stepped between two
freight cars to look into the open door
OF car OF poultry. and the sudden
shunting of the cars by a switch en-.
CINE caught the young man between
them. Ne lived with his widowed
mother.
According to a Saginaw commission
Michisan's bean crop this
year will be nearly double that of
last season. The 100000 acres of
beans this year, he says, will yield
over 5000. 900 bushels. and will be sold
Tor about $l0.000,00o. The merchant
has just returned from trip all over
The state. and says that in the north
ern and Thumb districts the crop is |
good.
State Game Warden Pierce has re- |
ceived a message from his deputy, |
Jack Rowett, who killed an Indian |
during a battle with band OF them |
On Sunday, In Gogsbic county. stating |
hat the Indians have fed across the
border into Wisconsin. Acting on the |
advice Of the sheriff and prosecutor,
Rowett has decided to drop the |
,harge against them of killing game
Illegally, unless they return to Michi-
gan.
That the cigarmaking industry is
affected by the closing of |
saloons under local option is shown
,y reports made by delegates to the
State Federation of Labor in Bay
City. A Jackson delegate told of one
district wherein the membership of
he cigarmakers' union had dropped
rom 100 to 25 since May /. and sim
lar losses were reported from Gen
see, Battle Creek and Jackson coun-
les. II was added that the outlook
S for still further reduction in the
dry" sections.