The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1910-11-11
STATE NEWS

nee for secretary of state. is being
criticised by church members because
he had installed a billiard and pool
table In the association rooms. One
pastor has refused to announce the
time OF the Y. M. c. A. meetings.
Owosso.-Mrs. Charles King. living
south of here, was burned about the
face and hands when she attempted
to put out fire that had started In
the loft of log hut. Her husband ex-
tinguished flames in her clothing.
Owosso.--Jay Thompson, "a years
old, was sentenced TO 30 days in the
county jail. fined $50 with the provi-
sion that il the $50 were not paid he
would have to serve 80 days for VIC
leting the local option law. Silas
Shaft, who complained, was sentenced
to Is days for being a dppler. They
are the only men in the county jail.
Grand Rapids.-Robert Sproul, pres
ident of the State Master Plumbers
association and associated since 1871
with General McGurrin Of this city,
in the plumbing business, is dead. He
was 20 years old and leaves widow
and three children.
Washington.-Post appoint.
ed: Donald, Macklnac county, George
A. Feneley, vice ID. A. Mcdonald, de-
ceased; Valley Center, Sanilac coun-
ty. Silas e. Thompson, vice l.. Love-
icy, resigned. Rural carriers appoint
ed: Bangor. route /. Archer V. Nc.
Kee; East Jordan. route 4, Arthur X.
Hill.
Jackson.-Harvey Hedden, promi-
nent advocate of socialism, has disap-
peared and the police are searching
for him. He wrote a letter from
Rochester. N. Y, stating that he
home. 1t is thought he is deranged.
He has wife and several children.
Jacksol.-Claude Argensinger, 81.
was struck and instantly killed by
Michigan Central train at Parma He
has a mother living in Concord.
Lansing-An effort to unionize NJ.
U. r., trainmen here, failed.
lansing. l.. Stoney, Holt farm
er, has been arrested on a charge or
putting formaldehyde in his milk
Lansing Detroit Trust Co.. re-
ceiver for E Bement G. Sons, fled q
petition in the Ingham County Circuit
court for the authority to pay the
money on hand to the creditors of the
insolvent firm. There is $5S,55S.04.
which will make payment Of per
cent to the creditors.
Saginaw.-Miss Estelle Shook.
Shook, of Nashville, Tenn, and Henry
A. Bachelor Jr. of this city, were mar
ried at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. Bachelor is the son of
wealthy lumberman of this city.
Saglnaw.-Adama Heindel, 7S, for
so years a prominent German resident
Of this city, died as the result of in
juries received in falling from street
car. He leaves five children.
Kalamazoo.-John De Right, far
mer, lost his barn and seasons crop
of grains when a COW kicked over a
lantern early Monday morning. Fire
caused loss of about $4,000.
Cadillac-Through the failure OF
the Pickard Mason Land company OF
Toledo several residents of this sec
ton have lost various sums, the heav-
lest creditor being Charles Conklin OF
Mesick, who forfeited his entire sum-
mer's work and $425. Mr.. Conklin
was in the employ of the land COM
pany. Several hotels and livery men
would like almost any sort of set
Element rather than to lose the whole
thing, but there is nothing in sight.
Pontiac.-Policyhold in the Mon
itor Insurance company of Oakland
will this year pay s1.95 on each 81, 900
insurance This is an increase of 35
cents over last years rate. This years
losses were heavier than last year
and the expense of doing business
less.
Cadlllac.-The general store of Rob
ert Plotter at Harland, Wexford coun.
ty, burned. Loss $4,000. He has suf.
fered two other heavy losses by fire
In the last three years.
Cadillac.-Three woodsmen were In.
jured almost simultaneously. Two
WGio oaNAHb " hii0 AhC thilh was
"swamping." One OF the sawyers was
caught by the foot under the trunk OF
a felled tree In attempting a rescue
with an ak the rescuer drove the
blade into his foot. Then the third
man came and in chopping with one
hand clipped two fingers from the
other hand. The men are Leo John.
son, John Wells and Otto Wilson.
Birmingham.-Speaking before the
Federation of Women's clubs here
Miss Matte Baldwin said IF you
want to get anything from a board OF
men, just keep asking, they viii give
you what you want just to get rid OF
you" In appreciation of her work for
Birmingham the following slogan was
adopted: Birmingham, the Town That
Matte Made"
Marquette. Frank G.. Hentze, nine.
teen years old, an oiler, fell into the
hatch OF the steamer Frontenac and
was instantly killed. lie lives In New.