The Yale expositor., 1918-09-26

Kalamazoo-Firewoo for the bak
cries at Camp Custer will be furnish
ed by former Aid. r. II. Bremen.
Flint-Flint physicians will placard
cars on gasless Sundays hereafter to
avoid embarrassment while making
professional calls.
Three Rivers-Chauncey Halbert OF
Sturgic has been appointed st. Joseph
county food administrator to succeed
William Van Ness, resigned.
Onaway-The Hotel Metropole was
fire which necessitated the removal
of several guests by ladders.
Rogers-Presque Isle county does
not boast OF much Of Jail and has
had difficulty in keeping prisoners in
This week Peter Wiesnewsh broke
jail and was at liberty three days be-
fore being recaptured by Sheriff Bru-
der.
Charlevoix-The Charlevoix Indian
camp meeting, with Indian officers n
charge, is in progress here with the
guests housed in 100 tents. Religious
services are held and are proving OF
interest to remnants of the Chippewa
tribe.
Saginaw-Saginaw' third contribu-
ton to the bridge of ships to span the
Atlantic slid into the water recently.
Mrs Wilson named the boat the Lake
Winooski, a Polish name, particularly
appropriate in view of the patriotism
of Saginaw Poles.
Big Rapids-Confronte with the
possibility that Mercy hospital might
be closed this winter the board OF
trade has decided to get behind the
deficit and endeavor to insure the con-
tinuance Of the institution. A commit
tee of five has been appointed to raise
$4,000.
Grand Rapids-James A. Robertson,
Pere Marquette engineer killed in the
Smyrna wreck, was the oldest driver
on the Saginaw division. He has serv.
ed since 1875. Claire Harbor. fireman,
also of this city, is in the Bedding Hoe.
pital with fractured arms and internal
/ injuries.
Ann Arbor-Orders have been re-
ceived from the War Department that
the academic year of the u. of Nj. will
/ begin October /. Terms of all univer-
stiles and colleges maintaining stud
ents' army training corps, will end in
/ July and are divided into three peri.
! DDS of three months each.
Ann Arbor-First Lieutenant G. G..
English, NJ. c. U. S., stationed here
with the army mechanics since the
/ first detachment was sent here, has
been ordered back to Camp Custer for
duty in the base hospital. Lieutenant
English will be succeeded here by
First Lieutenant George p. McCaskey.
Nj. c., now at Camp Custer.
Manistee-Albert Palmer Olson Is
in the Manistee county jail facing trial
for forgery as the result of his rust
ling money to pay bills incident to
his wedding. Olson, who is 22 years
old. is alleged to have cashed forg-
ed checks at Scotyille stores on Manis.
tee business men, He obtained in all
nearly 500. He pleaded guilty and
was bound over
Kalamazoo-An appeal to help find
her father. Daniel Bondish, from whom
she has been separated 4S year1,
was received by local police officials
from Mrs. Florence Turner. of st.
Paul, Mimi. Mrs. Turner was adopted
by another family when she was
years old because her parents were
too poor to care tor her. Bondish,
she believes, is in Kalamazoo, or Hol.
land, Mich.
Muskegon-That an audit OF the
Muskegon Traction company's books
has shown only an increase of a six
cent fare will make the corporation a
paying venture, despite its enormous
business, was the statement of experts
who have just completed their task.
The council members, however, will
refuse to take any action until valu-
alton of the company property shows
its $l,O00,O00 capitalization lacks wa
ter.
Grand Rapids-The same percent.
age system for figuring the Liberty
loan quotas of Michigan counties will
be used in the fourth campaign as
that used for the third drive. AS no
national quota has yet been assigned
no attempt was made to fix county
quotas. The percentage for each
county will be based on the total bank
assets less the bills payable and the
rediscounts. The volunteer system Of
opening the campaign was Endorsed.
sing-Regulations of rates, and
control of motor truck express routes
in Michigan will rest, for the time be
ing, in the highway transport com
mittee OF the war preparedness board
This was decided by the attorney gen
eral that the railroad commission had
absolutely no authority in the pre-
misses. IL is the intention of the com
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