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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

State Fire Marshall c. A. Palmer
makes a plea for a safe and sane OBJ
servance of Independence Day in a
bulletin issued from his department
He points to the fact that in 1909 there
were 20 cities in the state where sane
celebrations were held and he says
that the list of dead and injured has
decreased each succeeding year. He
claims that there was not a single
injury in the cities where the fourth
of July was quietly observed last year
Each year our celebration Of In
dependence Day is marred and our
satifaction and pleasure made less
keen by accidents which apparently
ed, says Palmer" 1t may be well that
we in the celebration OF this day in
which we all take so much pride
should cooperate with the fire chiefs
and others whose duty it is TO combat
conflagations and TO prevent the same
where possible Perhaps it is not
amiss for this department to give few
words OF direct admonition caution,
and warning at this time.
I'm the use of fire works it is best to
select a place for the display which is
not adjacent to buildings or inflam-
mable material. Care should be used
in throwing explosives where they are
apt to start a fire or shoulder and
break out at any time without any
preliminary warning. After the even
ing or afternoon enjoyment it would
seem advisable to make an eXamin-
alton and see that stubs are not smoul-
dering which might later cause fires.
An ounce OF prevention on July is
worth several tons of cure on July 5.
Last year the fire losses in Mich.
igan as a direct consequence OF the
fourth of July were less than ever be-
fore, and it is to be hoped that the
people of this great commonwealth
will this year reduce that splendid re-
cord. All chiefs of fire departments
and others whose duty it is to see that
the laws relating to the use of explos-
ives OF the prevention of fires are en-
forced, are directed to exercise I'M
usual caution"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

Kalamazoo. - Conductor Richard
Cook of the Lake Shore passenger
train which crashed into work
train died in Bronson hospital
His body was taken to Grand Rapids
for interment Conductor Cook was
hurled through a car door when the
trains collided, his head striking
against a car seat His skull was frac-
tured. and he received other injuries.
All other victims of the wreck will
probably recover.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26
MICHIGAN NEWS
TERSELY TOLD

Olivet.-Michigan students won
majority of the honors and schol-
arships dealt out by the faculty
of olivet college for high scholas-
tic work during the last school year.
The senior high honor went to Miss
Lena Horst OF Hubbel, who was also
awarded the classical honor. The hon
or In history and economies went TO
Miss Rose Foster of Ollvet, and the
honor in science to Kendall Long of
Calumet. The Richard w. Shapleigh
prize for work In science was award
ed to Walter Koelz OF Chelsea. The
alumni scholarship for the year of
19131914 will go to Miss Ruth Walk
inshaw of Olivet George Taft of
lonia won the Drury oratorical prize
and Dwight Long OF Calumet the
Drury defamation contest. The state
college fellowship Of 800 was again
awarded to viii V. Hoyt of Olivet.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26
THE MARKETS.
Live Stock. Grain and General Farm
Produce.

DETROIT-Cattle: Receipts, SAC;
good drry-fed 15025c higher; grass
grades trlfis lower. Best dry-fed steers
and heifers, s8,25@S.50; steers and
heifers, 1000 to 1900 lbs, s7.5O9S.l5;
steers and heifers, 500 to 1000 lbs,
T.25@S; grass steers and heifers that
are fat. 500 to 1000 lbs. $6.50@7; grass
steers and heifers that are fat, 500 to
700 lbs, $5.50@6.25; choice fat COWS,
$6.5O@6.65; good fat cows, $5.7506.25;
common COWS. S5Q5.5O; Gamers, SS.75
045O; choice heavy bulls, $6.50@6.75
fair to good bologna bulls, S606.25;
stock bulls, s595.75; choice feeding
steers, 500 to 1000 lbs, $7q7.5O, fair
feeding steers. 500 to 1000 lbs, $3.50
az; choice stockers, 500 to 700 lbs,
S6.5Od7; fair stockers, 500 to 700 lbs,
$6Q6.25; stock heifers, $505.50 mix
ers, large, young, medium age 5000 Is.
Veal calyes-Receipts, Sill; market
steady for good; oulls dull; best, so
q 1850; others, $709.50
Sheep and lambs-Receipts 913;
market 25G soc lower on all grades;
best spring lambs, $7.500775: fair to
good lambs, S6G6.5O; light to common
lambs, S5DG; yearllngs, S6@6.5O; fair
to good sheep. s44435; culls and
common, S25003.
Hogs-Receipts, 1,705; market loo
lower. Range of prices; Light 10 good
butchers, $3.50; light workers., $3.50;
heavy $50 lbs and up, $3.50: stays
one-third off.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

Jackson.-Scarlet fever, which has
developed in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry w Rose, threat
cned to wipe out the entire family Of
children. There were seven children
in the family whose ages ranged from
five days to eleven years. Two of
them died from the disease this week,
and all of the others are i'll. The stage
of the disease is said 5y attending
physicians to be the worst they have
ever encountered
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

One man killed, a woman fatally in.
jured. a large number of live stock
destroyed and damage to buildings
and barns amounting to close to the
$4,000 mark Is the result OF tor
nado and electrical storm that swept
over Madison county. Kentucky.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

Jackson.-A foreman Of the NJ
U. T. IL said to have knocked down
a striking lineman when the latter is
alleged to have called him a "scab."
The foreman has been threatened with
mobbing by the strikers IA a result.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26
Personal

Dr. William B. Craig Of indianapolis
was placed on trial for the murder OF
DR. Helen Knabe last October.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

During a terrific thunderstorm on
the Atlantic ocean of New York. pas
sengers on the French liner La
France, which reached quarantine,
we're thrown into panic and attempt.
ed to Jump overheard when a bolt Of
lightning struck the foremost.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

Lansing.-Otto Hacker. former
Lansing young man. was arrested
at Mt. Sterling. KY. after a two
year search OF the country. according
to information received by Chief OF
Police Henry Behrendt. Hacker is
wanted in a dozen larger cities for
forgery.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1913-06-26

Mt. Clemens.-Arna Powers has
engaged a lawyer and is making
a fight in the probate court to keep
his son, Leo. fifteen years old out of
the industrial school at Coldwater
The latest complaint against Leo was
filed by superintendent Hudson OF the
public schools, charging him with de-
linquency. County Agent Crawford
has twice recommended his com
mittment 10 the industrial scEool.
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Nan slashea by Ne.Ieass.

Pueblo. Colo. July l2.-wiiiiam
Harsh. a cook. Is dying In n local hos
pitai because he demonstrated when
he was awakened and found two Mex
leans robbing the room In which he
was sleeping at o'clock this morn
ing. Harsh resisted the Nexicans.
who slashed him so badly with knives
that It was necessary for Police Sur
geon KlllouEh to take $50 stitches in
his body. Today the police arrested
Valencia Anoya. found with a watch
aud some of Harsh's vaiuaeles in his
pocket.
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THE HOT WEATHER
GENERALLY BROKEN

Prof. @. c. sherwood, local observer
OF the weather bureau. stated this
morning that the hot weather was
generally broken all over the country
and that there was little suffering any
where from the heat between the
Rocky Mountains and the Atlantic
coast The ideal conditions now pre-
vaiiing will be succeeded next week
by q rising temperature. which In
turn. VIII be followed by local show
ers: mitigating the discomfort that
might otherwise exist. Although warm
days may be expected during the next
two or three months there is no like
iihood. according to Prof. Sherwood
Of any very protracted spells" of hot
weather from now on.
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meeting.
WORDS FROM HOME.
state ments That May Be Investigated.
Testimony Of Canon City
Citizens.

When n Canon City Citizen comes 10
the front. telling his friends and
neighbors OF his experience. you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
OF people residing in far away places
do not command your confidence
Home endorsement l. the kind tha,
backs Doan's Kidney Pills Such tes-
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves II true. Below is statement
OF n Canon City resident No stronger
proof OF merit can be bad.
v.R. Anes. fruit grower. 81. River
side Ave. Canon City. Colo. says;
Several years ago. when was living
in Peoria. Ill. my kidneys we're dis
ordered and l was bothered by dull,
heavy pain OF my back. II was hard
for me TO straiEhten after STOPPING
and I was caused great Inconvenience
in other ways by pain and lamsness.
Doan's Kidney Pills permanently cur
ed me and during the past several
years I have bad no sign of kidney
complaint. The public testimonial
gave when l was cured. stili holds
good"
For sale by all dealers. Price So
cents. Foster-Miihurn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the namc-Doan's-ane
take no other.-adv.
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SEVEN PRISONERS
IN COUNTY JAIL

At present there are seven prison
ers in the Fremont county jail; four
Of them serving time for misdemean-
ors OF various kinds and three OF them
being held for q hearing at the No
vember term Of the district court.
They are. Eteve Komfala of Chandler,
doing time because Of the forfeiture
of bond to keep the peace. Komfala
is an old offender and has spent about
half OF his time In the county jail dur
ing the last four or hve years under
going punishment for divers offenses.
Juan Herrean Of Portland. serving
sixty days for assault. Charles Far
rish OF Portland. serving sixty days
for assault to do bodily harm. Henry
c. Harman OF Enid. Oklahoma. await
ing trial for rape. Joseph Gasperetti.
awaiting trial for beating his wife.
and satero Patrone. awaiting trial for
criminal assault.
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sl..rs.r-ola H.. Hsrp, Party.

Harry MerShon. the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roscoe Mershon was six years
old on Thursday and the day was
made memorable by delightful pic
mic and birthday party at City park
Twenty Of Harry's piaymates romped
with him over the green grass and
after they were all thoroughly tired
and hungry n splendid little birthday
meal was served to them.
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PORTLAND GIRL IS
MARRIED At FLORENCE

Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock At
the parsonage Of the Methodist church
in this city Miss Georgia A. Tucker,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. @. d. Tuck
er Of Portland, was married to Will
liam Staten Of Cedarvaie. Kansas The
ring ceremony was used and the wit
nesses were Mrs. II. D. House. MIS- ].
&. Taylor and Mrs. Jas, r. Thomas.
Following the ceremony the bride
and groom. accompanied by Rev.
Thomas. left for Portland where. at
the home OF the brideis mother. . very
sumptuous wedding dinner was served
TO the family and a number OF the
newiyweds' closest friends.
The bride is one Of Portiand's So
ciai leaders and is very well known
and held in high esteem. She has
taken an active part in the past In
many of the uplifting features in the
social. fraternai and church activities
Of the cement city. Mr.. Staten was
formerly Of Kansas. but for the past
six months has been in the employ Of
the ideal Cement company at Port
land He IL held in high regard BY
his many friends OF that city.
A large number OF the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Staten remembered them
~ith some beautiful and useful pres
ents and all their friends wish them a
long. happy and prosperous life. They
will be at home in Portland after July
Citizen.
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PlROLED CONVICT
AGAInaIn JAIL

Grand junction. July l2.-Edward
+. vanderxeen. who was elected
chairman OF the prison work depart
ment az the State Christian Endeavor
'soc ETY. at the annual convention ia
os eiand on SUNDAY. June 70. Is In ta'l
charged with writing worthless
checks for SIS. the money obtained
from which he used in ntripg up an
cifice and employing a beautiful young
s,enographer in the Y. W. c. A. build
Iirs to carry on the prison reform
work.
II developed that he had been ou.
Ga \ parole from the state penitel-
tlary at Canon City only thirty days-
vet In that month he had made raid
sr.des In gaining public favor and
the esteem Of church people OF Grand
Jaaetion. He will be retrrncd 10
C;ansn City TO finish his term. se-
&C. ding To sheriff chsr,e. Z. schrader.
vsnderveen. VII, a. ?. years old
came here and took rooms at the Y.
" c. A. His mex. stes was to '"'n
tire Christian EndcAvo- society and Sc
cure the position o. ctoir director in
ID. First Baptist church
A few days later he opened vocal
class. Next public honor was given
when he was chosen as n delegate 10
the State Christian Endeavor society
on the Eastern slope and ATTENDED n
company with Louise T. Allen and
Rita Andrews scnooi teachers
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-17
OPERA HOUSE BARBER
SHOP To MOVE

On next Tuesday J. p. Waltz, who
has run the Opera House Barber shop
In the Opera House block for a mum
Der OF years. will move his establish
ment into a specially fitted room in the
Denton block right on the lobby OF
the Denton hotel. This is 4 splendid
move on the part Of Mr.. Waltz and
win benefit him and also the Hotel
Denton. He viii have one of the incest
furnished rooms In the city and every
thing for the accommodation and con-
vcnience OF customers win be at hand.
A large glass window has been put in
this past week 90 give the Denton
Barber shop the advantage of as much
light ms possible. The interior will be
arranged in a CHEEKY and splendid
manner. Mr.. waltz will be pleased to
greet both his old and new custom
ers At the new location after Tuesday
and Of course will do the same salts
factory work As heretofore.
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Had Most Enjoyable ousins.

Gen. and Mrs. Joseph II. Maupin and
the iatter's brother. W. II. Mcclure Jr.
Of Denver. returned to Canon City last
Saturday evening from westciife at
ter a delightful visit of weeks dura-
tion in the Wet Mountain valley. They
drove up to the valley from here and
made many little excursions out Of
wcstciine to points Of interest along
the lover slopes OF tho sanEre Co
chrlsto mountains. Mr.. Mcclure left
for home sunday night
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sprInr. Photorrapher Here.

Mr.. Stanley. representing the Pho
tocraft shop at Colorado Springs. In
company with A. r. Mitchell. Lloyd
q. Egbers and Paul Bartlett. left this
morning for the top of the Royal
Gorge and VIII devote the day TO taxi
ing pictures In that locality Al: u
the more suceesaful pictures secured
by them viii b reproduced on sou-
vsnir post cards BY : color process.
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Society
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Surprise Party.

Surprise Party.
Judge and Mrs. J. L. Cooper were
the surprised guests Of honor to de-
lightfuily arranged picnic party at
their home on East Main street. Fri
day evening. The Sewing Circle. If
which Mrs. Cooper is n member. ar
rived at the home Unexpectedly in the
afternoon. bringing with them an elab-
orate and delightful basket dinner. A
complete surprise was evidenced by
the fact that the dignihed Judge was
found painting the roof Of their home
and Mrs. Cooper busy making ar
ransements for their supper. The din
ner was served on the lawn In typical
picnic style and all report It most
delightful AFFAIR.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-17
MOTOR VEHICLE
LICENSES NOT READY

Although the law passed by the last
legislature of Colorado providing for
the registration OF automobiles and
other motor vehicles owned in this
state was designed to go into effect
on Tuesday. July fifteenth. announce
ment is made by Secretary of State
James B. Pearce that the license will
not be ready by that time and that
the law will be held in abeyancs
pending their preparation
In the course OF a conversation over
the long distance telephone this morn
ing between County Clerk II. E. Smith
and Mr.. Pearce the latter stated that
be had been compelled to wait until
after the expiration OF the period for
referring the law to the people for re-
consideration before ordering his sup
plies to carry 1t into execution. and,
in consequence, had not yet been able
to obtain the necessary license blanks,
tags. etc Just how soon they could
be had Mr.. Pearce vas unable to say,
but intimated that ten days or two
weeks might eiapse before anything
could be done. In the meantime no
effort will be made to enforce the
provisions of the law by the police
authorities of the state: the statute
being imperative until the licenses,
tags and other necessary supplies can
be prepared. AS soon as the licenses
are received here notice will be given
the public through the columns OF the
press
All applications for automobile and
other motor-vehicle licenses in the
city and county of Denver must be
made at the office OF the secretary OF
state: all other applications for
registration must be made at the Of
fce OF the county clerk in the county
where the applicant resides The an
nuai fees for registration will be as
follows: Michines up to twenty horse
power two dollars and fifty cents
Twenty-one horse power up to forty
horse power five dollars Forty-ons
horse power and over. ten dollars
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6. Y. H0D6IM IS
ELECTED PRESIDENT

The members Of the board OF direc-
tors OF the City Business Mems
association. selected at the annual
meeting OF its members last Monday
night. met at the Office OF the secre
tary In the Record block at 10 o'clock
this morning and organized by ths
election Of c. V. Hodgin. president
I. r. Stockton. vice president; d. W.
Ross. treasurer and W. F. Agnew. sec
retary. No other business Of import
ance was transacted at this mornings
meeting.
The directorate o. the association
consists OF l. r. Stockton. ". y.
Clark. Ted Harding. A. E wilson. Jas.
\ stump. II. r. Bowen. W. E Galley
D. /. Robson and D. W. Ross.
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A SUCCESSFUL FISHING TRIP

Dick King. E. II. stinemeyer and
Emory Lindenberger returned to
Canon City on Sunday from 4 most
successful fishing and motor trip to
the south fork OF the Rio Grande riv-
er. They were gone nearly n week
and had a most agreeable time in all
respects. Fishing was good and they
had no difficulty in catching all the
trout they wanted. The trip was made
in Mr. Kings car via Poncha pass
and was one of more than ordinary in
terest They camped at a point about
fifteen miles west OF Del Norte and
the locality was Ideal for the pur-
pose. On the outward run the party
left Canon City at o'clock in tho
morning and reached camp at
o'clock the following afternoon.
which. In many particulars. was a re-
markable achievement The distance
Travelled. according to the machine
register. was one hundred and sixty
two miles. and. for the most part. was
over a mountain roadway. The party
stopped forty minutes In Saiida and
one hour in Del Norte on the OUT
ward trip. "a.
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Picnic on skyiis>

Or. and Mrs- Hart Goodioe and fam
lily together with their guests Mrs.
Vance and son. Hamilton. enjoyed n
picnic on the Skyline Tuesday even
ing. Despite the fact that II rained
they all had a jolly good time and did
ample justice to the sirriinE hot beef
steak aud numerous other good things
comprising the menu.
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cr.ee Dale c... =, Picnic Dinner.

The members OF the Grace Dale
class RECALLED themselves with a picnic
at the City park. Thursday evening.
The eats we're fine and coupled with
the Jolly good fellowship made the
event most enjoyable Miss Doliie
Stout Of carrolton. Ill. who Is spend
ing the summer with her sister. Miss
Blanche Wing. vas the motir for the
happy gathering.
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Forty Governors Ia,iied to Denver.

Forty Governors In,ited TO Denvers
The Denver Chamber Of Commerce
has extended an invitation to tho
forty governors. who viii convene IN
Colorado Springs this year for their
annual meeting. to spend one day OF
their Colorado visit In that city. Tha
party Is slated to reach Denver en-
route to the Springs on August 2s.
a portion of the program for their
entertainment Is spreads Of elk meat
and mountain trout aud drives over
the eonvict-buiit road between Colo
rado Springs and Canon City. and on
to the top OF the Royal Gorge. where
a picnic viii be held.
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Dinner In Honor Of Visitor.

Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Schoneid enter
tanned at a splendidiy appointed din
ner. Wednesday evening in honor Of
Mrs. @. A. Fisher OF Fort Worth. Tex
as. who is renewing old acquaintances
for a short time and also in compii-
ment TO Miss Cafie Hall
The table and dining room were
pretty with their adornment OF sweet
peas and the AFFAIR is chronieled as
one Of much pleasure.