The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-03-13

the Upjohn Medical Co. The new
structure will be five stories.
Hastings,-Word has been received
of the death at Waco. Tex, of Pri-
vate Harold Lake, son of Bert Lake
He was one of four brothers in the
service.
Ionia,-August Forenda, who was
sentenced to the State Reformatory
for life for Staying DR.. |. M. J. Hot
weld, at Muskegon, killed himself ny
hanging in the hospital for the insane.
Saginaw,-Julius Flathau, OF the
339th Infantry, sent home from Arch
angel after an attack of influenza
says he doesn't believe there is any
occasion for worry about the Mich
igan men in Russia.
Kalamazoo,-A return of this county
to normal peace conditions was indi-
Gated in County Clerk Pomeroy's re-
port on February receipts, which this
year totaled $75O.25 as against $685.
in the same month year ago.
Kalamazoo,-Charles Vickery, driver
of the automobile which ran down
Mabel Sherman and Ruth Gross n
week ago, seriously injuring Miss
Sherman, pleaded not guilty when ar
raigned on a charge of exceeding the
speed limit.
Ferndale,-William II. Paul, presi-
dent of the Ferndale school board,
and former vice president of the Board
of Commerce, has been appointed will
age treasurer by President Turnbul!,
to succeed George S. Smith, resigned.
He will take office at once.
Muskegon,-No trace has been OBJ
tanned here or at Grand Haven of the
missing Milwaukee fishing tug An
tona, believed lost in the storm On
Lake Michigan recently The coast.
guards here and at Grand Haven are
patroling the lake for some trace Of
the craft.
Hillsdale-Bert A. Dobson, a mem.
Der of Co. C, 3Sth infantry, Third Di-
vision, writes that of company of $50
who went into the Argonne forest, "a
were killed and SO wounded. Among
those killed were two Hillsdale coun-
ty men, George Britton and Lyman
Fenstermaker.
Ypsilanti-At a meeting of the La.
dies Literary Club resolutions were
| adopted condemning the action of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs
of Michigan in refusing to support the
corrective movement attempted by
the Legislature, relative to the Indus.
trial Home for Girls at Adrian.
! Kalamazoo-A protest against the
bill introduced by Senator ]. Mark
Harvey, Constantine, has been sent to
Lansing by the Kalamazoo Sportsmen
| Association. The bill would permit
spears on the rivers and streams of
the Lower Peninsula during the entire
year.
Mt. DEMONSTRATING on the repor.
of the attending physician that Louis
Matt, Sc years old, died from the eff.
fects of poison, Prosecutor Johnson
has ordered a post-mortem exami-
nation. Matt was seized with con-
vulsions while on the street and died
few hours later. An analysis of the
stomach will be made at Ann Arbor.
Matt was well known in Mt. Clemens.
Sault. Ste. Marie,-His mind en-
! tirely blank and unable to tell his own
name or do aught but gibber, a young
! fellow, wearing an unclaimed bag
gage check of the Michigan Central
railroad as the only clue to his iden-
tity, is In the city Jail here. DR.. Rob.
ert F. Foster, 1913 Woodward avenue,
Detroit, has wired asking that he be
well treated till his parents from Pick.
ford arrive.
Kalamazoo-Six early closers ap-
pear in the announcement for the Kali
amazoo Grand Circuit meeting, which
will be held July Ia to 10. This year
the free-for-all pace, as well as the
2 and 3-year-old trotting races, will
be given on the old-fashioned sweep
stake plan, $500 being added to each
of them, while in the matter of class
races $4,000 is offered for a 2:06 trot
$4,000 for 2:13 trot and $4,000 for a
2:06 pace.
Port Huron-The board of educa
ton has been completely sustained by
special committee which probed into
moneys so far expended for con
struction of the new junior high
school. The board will ask for an
additional $4,000 bond issue to com
plete the school building and the com
mittee goes further and recommends
an additional $4,000 bond issue in
April to complete the gymnasium and
auditorium.
Kalamazoo.-Testimony of woman
now dead is expected to be one of the
most important features OF the Susan
Rosa will contest, which opened here
| in Circuit Court The Testimony was