The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-11-25
STATE NEWS

MancelOud-lTWlu Lar %, II yOoA
old. son of Gux Lakes, is dead OF
lockjaw after being kicked in the face
by horse.
Petoskey-The Blackmer Rotary
Pump Co. OF this city has wired its
agents in all parts OF the country to
reduce prices % per cent.
Mackinaw City-Warden James
Russell of Marquette prison was
stricken with apoplexy while crossing
Mackinaw strait en- route to Lansing,
and died at Mackinaw.
Empire-It is proposed here to
erect a shaft to the memory of Miss
Deborah DeCostello, aviatrix, who was
drowned in Lake Michigan while per-
forming at the Benzie-Leelenau fair.
Cheboygan-Paul Harker, arrested
Oct. 2, charged with killing Harry
Letter, a Wolverine real estate dealer,
ON the night of Sept. 80, has been
bound over to Circuit Court for trial.
Iron Mountain-Frank Hager, SO
years old, of Fife Lake, dropped dead
while hunting deer in the woods, FIVE
miles east Of Sagola. Heart trouble
is believed to have caused his death.
Mt. Clemens-Eagle & Son, of De-
troit, will erect a $25O,000 factory
here, according to the Business Mems
Association. Eagle & Son manufac-
ture kiln Innings for pottery and china
factories.
Edmore-Burglars gained entrance
TO John Sacks meat market here,
cracked the safe open with two
charges of explosives and escaped
with $3.50 in cash and 5000 in notes
and bonds.
Charlevoix-John e. Mills, who is
said to have put poison in sugar bowls
at the home of his parents in Boyne
City, has been taken to Ann Arbor,
where he will be placed in a state
hospital for treatment.
Muskegon.-A leak in a gas main
in the Newton block on Pine street
caused the building which is divided
into a number of apartments to fill
with the fumes and many Of the oc-
cupants were partially overcome.
Iron Mountain-Archie Lahaie, l.
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lahaie, fell into an air hole in Crys-
tai lake while playing on the ice and
was drowned. The boy was alone at
the time. The body was recovered.
East acknowledgements of
IN, will 70
ture the annual meeting of the Mich
igan Potato Producers Association,
scheduled for East Lansing during
Farmers Week at M. A. c. Jan. 81 to
Feb. 4.
Adrian-Fire destroyed the Upton
yards of the Adrian Lumber & Sup
ply company with loss of $4,000.
The blaze started when an oil stove
placed in the workshop of the yards
exploded. The plant had no fire pro-
lection.
Bay City-Israel London, of Cor
ran, Altoona County, reported to the
police here that he was held up and
robbed of a. diamond ring valued at
$500 and $3.50 in cash, while he was
making repairs to his automobile on
a road near Omar.
Adrian-County officials here will
make new departure this winter in
keeping open Main street from Sew
ard, o., through Adrian and Tecumseh
to Clinton, and Beecher street,
through Cadsus to Hudson. The OBJ
ject is to aid motorists.
Albion-While en- route to North
ern Michigan to go hunting, Ray
Campbell received word that his
farm house near Parma had burned
to the ground. Campbell had bolted
the doors and windows and neighbors
were unable to remove his furniture.
Houghton-One of the greatest
pieces OF mining machinery ever de-
vised went into commission at the
Quincy Mining Co. plant, north of
Houghton. 1t is an engine capable
of raising a 9-ton load from a depth
Of $4,000 feet. The engine was eight
years in building.
Sandisky-Glenn Nuremberg, of
was hCAQ w WV east
of Apologize by two bandits driving
large touring car. Twenty-four
hundred dollars was taken from him.
He had sold his place in Pontiac the
day before and was going to Sanilac
township to visit relatives
Potterville-The animal world
seems to have it in for Dwight Back
us. A cat attacked him first, biting
him seriously on the hand. He went
to the barn to get horse to take
him to a doctor, when the horse kick
ed him in the back, breaking three
ribs and causing internal injuries.
FIint-Park Randall, who admitted
having $50 quarts Of liquor In his
possession which he brought into
Flint from Wyandotte, was given the
heaviest sentence ever handed out
for a prohibition violation In Genesee
county. Judge II. w. Brennan sentenced
him to from six months to a year in
Ionia, with a recommendation Of full
time.