The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-12-11

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Grand Rapids-ror killing an Amer
tcan eagle near Kalkaska. Ray Rosely
and Claude Jackson, both OF Grand
Rapids. will be arraigned in police
court.
Algonac-John Taft, 81 years old.
died at his home at Port Tremble.
Taft was a Civil War veteran and
served in the British army during the
Crimean War
Petoskey-Mrs. David Benyas. 50
years old, was killed when struck by
an automobile driven by Clifford VIII
lis, while she was crossing a street
Willis was arrested.
Potterville-The residence of Har-
vey Harmon, near Potterville, was de-
stroyed by fire. The Charlotte fire de-
partment was called and made the
eight miles in 20 minutes.
Muskegon-Harry Watson, travel
ing salesman, believed TO have been
lost in the wreck Of the steamer City
OF Muskegon, has wired this city an
nouncing that he is not dead.
Pontiac-A woman jury sat In the
court of Ralph T. Keeling. circuit
court commissioner anu neatd civil
suit over possession oil a house. The
| jury decided me Case IN favor OF tAe
defendant.
Saginaw-The will of the late Z. II.
Davis, provides S2Z,0OO tor local
] Il. Ia 10 a
Z. A.; $4,000 10 the Saginaw General
hospital and $500 to the home for
Lhe friendless.
Three Rivers-A reward OF 500 has
been offered by Sheriff Goodrich for
information as to the robbers who last
week looted the Nick Blass grocery
after gagging and binding Mrs. Blass
10 a waterpipe.
Adrian-Tony Kubla, Detroit. plead
ed guilty in the circuit court on the
charge of violating the state prohibi-
ton law and was sentenced TO pay a
tine of $50 and to spend five days in
the county Jail.
Flint-The Rev. Mr.. Howard D.
Borley, former pastor of First Pres
byterian Church, who served over
seas as Y. M. c. A. worker, has &C
cepted call to the First Presbyterian
Church at Ashtabula, o.
Niles-Frank Starkweather, chair
man Of the Berrien county road COM
mission, has filed suit in the circuit
court to set aside the road contracts
let by the other two members OF the
board when he was not at the meet
ing.
Owosso-An Owosso housing cor
poration, organized on the co-opera-
tive plan, is now active. Factories OF
the city are operating with 700 men
less than they need. The scarcity OF
help is attributed to lack of housing
facilities.
Flint-D. b. Patterson, So years old,
Flint auto worker, while attempting
to board a city street car, fell In
front Of a Michigan Railway interur-
ban and received injuries that re-
suited in death in an ambulance on
way to a hospital.
Hillsdale-A new position has been
created at Hillsdale College, that OF
dean OF men, and Prof. ID. G. Clancy.
OF the faculty, was elected by the
prudential committee to fill it. Many
men petitioned that the position be
given to Mr.. Clancy.
Bay City-Fred B. Spear, an IN
surance broker was about to be pro-
nounced dead by a physician, who
was called following an attack of in
digestion, when the latter noticed a
huttering in his throat and by violent
treatment saved Spear.
Muskegon-Discourag over the
fact that his mother and father had
died while he was in the service OF
the United States army, and despond-
ent because of i'll health, Arthur Way,
Il, Chicago, attempted to commit sui
eide in McGraft park. Way shot him.
self below the heart and may die.
East Lansing-Many farmers of the
state who have been bothered by
peach leaf curl in their orchards dur
ing the past year are making a fall
spray for the curl. While spring spray
ing is considered preferable, expert
ments have shown that the fall appli-
cation is efficient. authorities at NJ. A.
G. declare.
Bay City-Barney Brooks, 20, and
Casper Stachowitcz, "a, were arrested
charged with operating u still. The
police searched for the men on sus-
picion that they were implicated In
the theft Of automobile tires and
found them in house-boat On the
boat, the police say. was a complete
moonshine outfit and two barrels of
mash.
Pontiac-Stockholde Of the Olym-
plan Motors company who were called
for a meeting to ratify the proposed
sale Of the olympian plant TO Otis
Friend, former vice president of the
General Motors corporation, decided