The Yale expositor., 1920-07-22

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Gladwin-The daughter of Ludwig
Schindel. years old, was killed by
lightning.
Grand alphabetically inspection
of all soda fountains has been ordered
by Dr. c. c. Slemons, city health Of
fcer.
Kalamazoo-Blinded by lightning,
David Trice drove a truck into the
plate glass windows OF meat market
here, causing $500 damage.
Grand Rapids-A 100000 pound
wool warehouse is sought by the Kent
county farm bureau because the Lans-
ing warehouse of the state farm bu-
reau is filed.
Adrian-State inspectors ordered
the Comstock Hotel, of Hudson. the
only hotel in the city, closed until
the premises are cleaned and the
building is repaired.
Grand Rapids-Stepping from a
street car and running to shelter
across the street in a shower. cost
James A. Riker his life. Riker ran
directly into the path of a taxicab.
Grand Rapids-Jack Weiden, of
Grand Rapids, and Stephen Slater. of
Detroit, have organized the Great
Lakes Air Line TO transport resort
ers from Chicago to Petoskey by sea-
plane.
Paw Paw-Grasshoppers, which
have caused such a great loss in the
northern part of the state, have in
vaded Van Buren, county and serious
damage has been inflicted in the vi
cinity of Keeler.
Kalamazoo-James Nouggles lost
an eye when catapulted through the
windshield after the car in which he
was riding was struck by Michigan
Railway interurban. Four other pas
senger escaped unhurt.
Detroit-John Lazorizich, 33 years
old, landlord OF the premises at 345S
Mckay avenue, was shot and almost
instantly killed during an alteration
following court proceedings to Gust a
tenant from that address.
Marlette-By jumping and rolling
into the ditch, Miss Iva Bernard, Is,
of West Abbotsford, saved her life,
when a Pere Marquette train struck
her automobile, which was stalled on
the track at Abbotsford crossing.
Grand apids-Grand Rapids office
| of the navy recruiting station over.
| flowed when the doors were opened to
boys between 16 and 20 to apply for
| six weeks condensed naval training
course at the Great Lakes station.
Monroe-A romance which began in
Europe during the war eliminated
here when Miss Matthey de L'Endroit,
20 years DID, Neuchatel, Switzerland,
| became the bride of leland Ragless.
! 81, of Toledo. Ragless served over
seas in the American Army.
Grand Rapids-Eleven persons were
| injured when a one-man street car
crashed into another car in front of
Blodgett Hospital The one-man car
was coasting down a hill and the mo-
| torman-conductor was punching trans
] fers and did not see the car ahead.
Standish-All the state stone roads
| being built in northern Michigan are
being pushed to the limit. including
the East Michigan pike and all coun-
| ty reward roads in ATonac, Ogemaw,
| Crawford, Iosco, Gladwin, Roscommon,
Bay and other northern counties.
Torch Lake-The Canadian freight
er Joyland has taken a cargo of cop
per from this port, marking the first
instance of a foreign craft coming in
to these waters for copper. Shipping
and mining men here believe the visit
of the ship is significant. in view of
the deep waterways project.
Kalamazoo-After reporting his new
automobile had just been stolen, En-
nest Monroe, a patrolman, saw the car
| approaching him. He jumped on the
running board and after a furious
! fight, oVerpowered the driver. who
said his name was Harry Canaga and
gave his home as Fort Wayne, Ind.
Lansing-For all the operations of
! the state government during the fiscal
year ended July 1, a total of 500 $751;
589.37 was paid out, Auditor-General
| Fuller announced. This includes some
payments on which returns were later
received. In handling this sum of
money the auditor-general's Office is
sued $4,000 warrants.
Standish-The sign of the turtle
which has been on the cars of the De-
troit & Mackinac Railroad for many
years will be removed as fast as the
cars are repainted on orders of the
new manager. II. X. McHarg. Jr. The
general Offices OF the company for
many years maintained at Detroit
were removed to East Tawas.
Lansing-Several Michigan postof.
fees are changed ia class as a result
of the annual re-adjustment from
Washington. Cadillac and Monroe ad-
vance from second to first class; East
Jordan, Grayling, Harbor Beach. Har-