The Yale expositor., 1919-02-06

the Chamber of Commerce, the Mason
County Fruit & Produce exchange Will
erect warehouse here on free site,
with water and rail transportation,
this spring.
Kalamazoo-For gallantry in action
on the Dvina trout, Lieutenant Albert
M. Smith, OF this city, has been de-
corated by the British general in COM
mand of the Allied soldiers in north
ern Russia.
Kalamazoo-The twenty. first annual
convention of the Michigan Retail
Hardware association, which will be
held here February lila, is expected
to bring 1000 delegates from all parts
of the state.
Escanaba-The largest personal in
jury award recorded in Delta county
was returned recently when relatives
of John Sagataw, an aged Indian, kill
ed by 500 line train year ago,
were given $500.
Albion--Fourteen round trips TO
France with United States transport
| is the record of Donald Fall, son OF
Dean Delos Fall of Albion college. He
now is in New York. He has just
| been promoted to coxswain.
Muskegon - State Representative
Carl Young is the only Michigan rep
resentative invited by the federal de-
partment of labor to attend labor
conference in Indianapolis, Ind. Young
is president of the Michigan Fedora
| ton of Labor.
Grand Rapids.-The Grand Rapids
memorial to the soldier dead will be
in the form of a temple unless the
committee handling this affair changes
it's mind in the near future. Plans
for the building will be submitted
in the near future.
Ludington-The Mason County Co
operative association, organized at
Scottville, starts with 81 mem
bers. 1t will be associated with the
Michigan Potato Growers exchange,
which has 43 exchanges in operation
in the western part of the state.
Grand Rapids.-An attempted jail
escape was frustrated by Sheriff Vief.
gever and Harry Jeffrey, a prisoner.
is now in solitary confinement. The
sheriff removed saw, knife, file and
other tools from Jeffrey's person. Four
razors were taken from other pris-
oners.
Port Huron-Dr. George Elliott, OF
Detroit, speaking here recently. said
American conditions were partly to
blame for the Russian collapse be.
cause Russian immigrants had not
been given a touch Of Americas best
life and never imbued with the AM
erican spirit.
Acknowledgement Kleyn, rs years
old, twice made widower, has mar
ried for the fourth time and his fourth
fell upon an icy sidewalk. Kleyn him
self is laid up as the result of table
falling upon him while at work In a
factory here.
health, DR.. A. M. Frances is giving
up his practice here and moving to
Saginaw, leaving this community with
out physician. Citizens have appeal
ed to the Red Cross society for an
emergency doctor as influenza is pre-
valent, and there is but one physi-
clan within 20 miles Of the village.
Fennville.-The mid.winter meeting
of the State Horticultural Society will
take place here Feb. IL and IL. The
speakers include H. J. Lurkins, Ben
ton Harbor; F.. e. Warner, South
Haven: /. T. Picl1ford, East Lansing;
F. L. Simanton, Washington; H. ].
Eustace, East Lansing; c. p. Halligan,
East Lansing. and H. M. Pugsley, Paw
Paw.
Ann Arbor-The University of
Michigan has offered to Major Ed.
ward Rist. of the French Army, the
chair of internal medicine at the col
lege, DR.. Mellis, of Foster, having
resigned to go into the Medical Corps
Of the United States army perman.
emily. Major Rist was in the United
: States on a tour about a year ago
and as a physician is highly placed
: IN the medical annals of Paris.
Saginaw.-Senator H. A. Penny
} chairman Of the state university com
mittee has returned from the Univer
sity of Michigan, where he found the
r university asking $1,5O0,O0O-of which
, s35O,O00 is for enlargement and i'm
provement Of the hospital and 5000,
900 to complete the library and $500
4 900 for high school teachers training
: building. Penney was accompanied
: to the hospital by Representative ]
A. Harris of Saginaw.
, Kalamazoo. With the arrest and
= confession of Charles Cooley, Thomas
Ibbotson and Clarence Holtz, series
Of automobile thefts In Kalamazoo In
r the last three months has been solved
: Cooley was arrested at Albion. Holt
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