The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-10-05

Qeau Dy superintendent EATON IN an
unoccupied horse STALL Dependency
is given as the cause OF suicide and
the coroner decided an inquest is un.
necessary.
Ypsilanti.-Ira Baker, wanted at
Hastings for contempt of court
for refusing to pay alimony, was ap.
pretended by Deputy Sheriff Charles
Hipp two miles east OF here and
lodged In jail. He was taken to Hast
ings. Baker was arrested here last
week and escaped from Deputy Sheriff
Manning by jumping from a moving
interurban car on the other side OF
Chelsea. Baker stated he came back
here that same night and has been
In hiding since. Officer Charles Hipp'
discovered Baker as the officer was
working in a grove. He gave chase
and overlook his man after going.
about two miles. Baker showed fight
when arrested and 1t was necessary
to call the assistance of a farmer be-
fore he was overpowered.
nual industrial exposition and land
show, designated as northeastern
Michigan day, representatives from
II counties of the development bureau
were present. A directors meeting
was held, at which time it was voted
to ask the supervisors of the counties
for an appropriation of one-fourth OF
one mill for advertising and booming.
purposes. Under the state law which
was enacted by the last legislature.
each county may give one-half of one
mill, providing 1T does not exceed
$4,000. This proviso only affects Sag
inaw and Bay counties.
Bay City.-Richard Maucotell,.
twenty-five years old, was killed
at the West Bay City Sugar COM
pany's plant when he was caught un-
der a strip tank that was being let
down upon supports by block and
tackle. The tackle Is believed to,
have slipped, letting the weight OF
more than a ton square upon Mauco-
tell, who was crouching under it. His
back was broken. He lived less than.
half an hour after the accident.
Albion.-One of the first con-
ventions of it's kind ever held in,
the state assembled In Albion when the
Boy Scouts Of the surrounding county
came together In mass convention.
The days program ended with BAN
quet In the parlors OF the M. r.
church. Able speakers, interested in
the work among the boys, were pres
eth and delivered addresses.
Ann bor-Registrations in the
university in most of the depart
ments are a trifle ahead OF last year
on a corresponding date, and in the
literary department, where the great
est gain has been made, they are 200
ahead of where they were at this.
time in 1910.
Grand Rapids.-The members Of
the Michigan Employers Liza
bility and Employees Compensation
commission held a session here and
heard from employees, employers and
local attorneys who favor the pro-
posed new bill. The local belief is,
that the bill will not pass.
Ann Arbor.-Mrs. A. Sally, fifty.
six years old, was found dead in
her home by neighbours child, hav-
ing committed suicide by swallowing
a quantity of carbolic acid. The wo-
man had threatened suicide several
times recently and some time ago she
sent for a neighbor woman and told
her she was going to cut her throat
in few minutes, but the woman
talked her out of it. Mrs. Sally being
little demented, no one paid much
attention to her threats.
Lansing.--Because the state law
prohibited him from killing a.
partridge which attacked his PROP
erty, resident of Ontonagon county
sent Game Warden Oates bill for.
$1.35, the cost of the window the
bird smashed, and asked him to pay
the amount from the state treasury.
Your law will not allow me to pro-
tect my property" the citizen wrote
in the letter the warden received. 81
might have shot the partridge when
saw him flying toward my window.
but l did not and I think the state
should stand the bill, for the smashed
light of glass. Your deputy up here
knows the facts and he can vouch
for the bird breaking my WIN
dow.
Hancock.-With a fortune of sew
e1al thousand dollars he had ac-
cumulated in years of toll in the cop
per mines, Antonio Lucitali was run
ming to a railway station to catch
train that would bear him back to his
wife and children he had not seen for
many years, when he fell SIS feet
from a trestle ard broke his,
neck.
Grand Rapids.-While playing on
the banks of Coldbrook creek,