The Yale expositor., 1918-10-31

voted down by the Mecosta supervis
ors, IA 10, IL
Pontiac--The state board OF correc
tons and charities has notified Oak
land county that II must provide a
better juvenile detention home here.
Traverse City-Supervisor OF Nc.
waygo and Leelanau counties have
contributed 5000 each TO the Western
Michigan Development bureau.
Pontiacr-An order was issued by the
Pontiac health officer requesting all
funerals to be private during the intiu
enza epidemic regardless OF the cause
OF death.
Saginaw Richard O'Brien drove a
one-ton truck hown a 15-foot embank-
ment into the Saginaw river lie es-
capped with q broken wrist. The truck
is buried in the river.
Hillsdale--As the contract between
Hillsdale County and the Detroit
House Of Correction has expired an
increased OF from 20 10 80 cents day
is asked for prisoners taken there.
Petoskey--L ottie Mcpherson. ~
years old. was shot through the right
lung by Dorothy Scheidel. 10 years
old. when 22-caliber rifle with which
the girls were playing was accidental
~ discharged.
Albion Mayor Hoaglin and Chief
Of Police Hubbard have launched an
active campaign TO ban all pool and
card playing ia soft drink establish
ments as the first step toward making
loaiins in Albion unpopular.
Hastings Addison Moore, 6S years
old. who refused To stay at the County
Poor Farm, obtained shot gun and
barricaded himself in a-vacant dwell
ing. Deputy Sheriff Burd surprised
Moore by climbing in window and
placed him in custody.
Big Rapids Captain e. w MINER.
who returned from France several
weeks ago, is commanding officer and
acting quartermaster in the Students
Army Training corps unit at the Cass
School Of Applied Science. lie has
IL officers under aim and about 500
students.
Niles-From the sale of old auto
tires acquired from ringing" the ST
lent policeman a street intersection
in the business district, the local
chapter OF the Red Cross realized S35.
The ringing" has been Introduced
within the past few months and will
be continued.
Port Huron Mrs. Jonathan Baker,
whose body was found in a potato
patch near her home az Jeddo, came
to her death from natural causes, ac-
cording 10 a coroners jury Friday.
Mrs. Baker and her aged husband had
been separated, pending divorce suit
filed by the husband.
Saginaw War board, city officials,
heads of the Board of Commerce and
American Protective league represent
tatiyes TO enforce the work or fight
rule ON all from Is 20 90 years will
name a director 81 labor slackers who
will see that everyone physically fit
Is occupied in an essential position.
Saginaw--Alec Sauve OF Bridgeport
township has been arraigned before
United states Commissioners Quinn.
charged with obstruction OF the sale
Of Liberty bonds. II is alleged Sauve
argued against the purchase of bonds
at a patriotic meeting early this
month lie demanded sn e1amina-
lion.
Grand Rapids A fight has develop
ed between the Kent county super
visors and the Grand Rapids Street
Railway company over the three-cent
bridge fare charged by the company
at North park The supervisors
claim the bridge is now paid for and
threaten to compel the company to
either cut down the fare or do away
with it altogether
Houghton Monsour, IA mer.
chant, of Hancock. engaged In supply
ing goods to peddlers, has been ad
judged a bankrupt, confessing $4,000
assets and $4,000 liabilities. His credi-
tors, Detroit, Milwaukee and Chicago
dry goods houses, became suspicious
few days ago. Under Sheriff Helix.
kila found $1,000 worth of goods
planted" in farm houses i'm Kewee-
nav and Baraga counties.
Gladwin-Chris Klevonite, q we'll
TODD farmer of Grout township. re-
fused to listen 20 the soliciting com.
mittee OF the fourth Liberal loan.
October IA. when they called 10 ask
him to buy bonds and drove away
leaving them standing in the barn
yard. That evening a vigilance com.
mittee OF about 80 called upon him
and he bought $500 in bonds and sub
scribed s25 to the Red Cross.
East Lansing -ltay NJ. Turner, for
merry in charge OF club work in Hills
Gale county. has been appointed by
the state board Of agriculture at Mich.
igan Agricultural college to take up
the duties laid down by e. C. Linde-
mann. state leader Of boys and girls
clubs. As did Mr.. Lindemann, Mr..
yf,..,.,., -. ..,tt1 bovo dfraotion Of tlo xvo,tr