The Yale expositor., 1918-11-14

Pontiac-Supervisor have voted
to appropriate $4,000 to maintain q
farm bureau for the county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Irving, a
hackman of Three Rivers who weigh
ed 450 pounds, is dead of pneumonia.
st. Ignace-Trout Lake residents
have organized a Sportsmens Asso-
citation TO promote trap shooting and
enforce game laws.
Pontiac-Oakland county road work
will proceed next year IL the sale OF
a quarter million of bonds is approved
by the government.
Cheboygan-It is estimated that
10000 barrels OF apples have been
shipped from here to Chicago. st.
Louis and New York.
Pontiac-County expenses for next
year will be more than $204,0O0. be-
sides $4,000 for Covert roads. about
SG5 900 higher than last year.
HoughtOn-Officials OF the Isle Roy
ale Copper Co. are investigating the
explosion which destroyed an unused
dynamite magazine at the mine.
Grand Rapids Stewart Edward
White, celebrated author and hunter
of big game. has gone overseas with
a field artillery regiment as a major.
Flint-Dr Herbert f. Randall. OF
Elfnf nafrnif
College OF Medicine base hospital in
France. has been promoted to major.
Iron Mountain-The first hunting ia
tality of the season occurred recently
when Emil Speak II years old. was
accidentally killed while hunting rab-
bits.
Houghton-F w Stoyle. 60 years
old. prominent in Masonic circles and
formerly president of city council,
was killed when his automobile skid
ded and turned over.
Saginaw-Ten new street cars OF
the one-man type were recently plac-
ed in operation. relieving the short
o6t VI idbOI NheAt nus
been effective here many months.
Mashall-James Woods. so years
old. of Clarendon Township. after tell
ing his two children to walk further
up the road, killed himself by blowing
off part of his head with shotgun.
Pontiac-Lists OF soldiers whose
mill nrnhoh hlu hacOf1aa
ent are to be compiled for all town
ships OF Oakland county and referred
to the supervisors for action to save
the soldiers property.
Adrian-Twelve carloads of walnut
timber have been shipped out OF Lena
wee county to be used for gun stocks
and airplane propellers as the result
OF spotting of walnut trees by Lillian
d. Hampton. OF Chicago
misunderstanding to information
received here. many Michigan draft
boards will fill calls for selects from
the ranks of the Sept. l2 -egistrants.
Many boards have completed exami-
nation OF all Glass / men from 10
to 81 years.
Sc lth liaven- South Haven made a
triple honor record on the fourth Lib
erty lean with the entire quota sub
scribed on the first volunteer day and
total oyer.subscription OF $3.50
above quota OF $134.70O There were
97S subscriptions.
Kalamazoo-Two youthful. unmask.
ed bandits held up the Martin FIX
change Bank at Martin. Lllegal
County, and obtained $4,000 They
locked Thomas Shepherd. president
and cashier in the vault. and escaped
in an automobile
Ann ArbOr-Clifford Mason. of Corn
ing. N. Y. student in the University
of Michigan. may lose the sight of one
eye as the ~esult of the bursting of a
| hydrogen ,>snerator in the chemical
laboratory. piece OF the glass few
into his right eye.
Eastern Standard time has
been made official in Flint in order
that local industries closely linked
with Detroit may continue to operate
on the same time. Railroads. postof.
fee and other government activities
will continue under Central time
Port Huron-Salaries OF all city
employees. including members OF the
fire and police departments. clerks
and water works employees. have m
increased by the city commission.
Danger of losing the entire police
and fire departments prompted the
move.
Owosso-Private Carl Genez. the
rst Shiawassee soldier to return from
France wounded has landed in New
York and will be takeL TO Washing
ton for treatment Both legs and one
arm are paralyzed. the result of shrap-
mel hitting a nerve center He was
one OF the first 10 drafted men to
leave the county.
Kalamazoo-A fight to prevent the
proposed discontinuance of service on
the Fruit Belt railroad between Kal
amazoO and Lawton WAS started by