The Yale expositor., 1920-08-26

nounces that city water is unfit for
drinking.
Detroit.-Falling out of baby buggy,
George, the 19-months-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Naise, 1872 Sixteenth
street, died OF conclusion of the brain.
Saginaw-Card Stamping & Tool
Co., of which c. p. CRANE, OF Detroit,
is a partner, bought the Saginaw Paw
ing Brick Co. and will build new
plant.
Undergraduates Hearst, 16 years
old. is held charged with breaking
and entering. The police say he has
robbed so homes during the last few
weeks.
Pontiac.-Believed killed in action
over in France, Joel Davis, former
Holly youth, has been located by his
mother, Mrs. Thos. Whaley, in Wind
sor, Ont.
Bay City.-The board of education
has boosted the tuition of children liv-
ing outside the city to double the
former rate. Nonresident high school
SluuSulS must Hay YoV q JSoA'
Pontiac-During July the Oakland
County Road Commission spent $685.
900 in the maintenance of county
roads. Money was spent on the gravel
roads built under the Covert Road
Law.
Bay City.-Edward Ceislinsk, IL,
farmers son, of Auburn, In taking a
horse to pasture tied a slip knot
around his wrist. The horse ran away
dragging the boy for 10 minutes and
killing him.
Port Huron.-Rev. Sam Bettes, who
in four years of evangelistic work
travelled $4,000 miles with horse and
buggy, writes that he is returning to
Port Huron and that his life is draw
ing to close.
Dexter.-Joseph w. Hembroff, SO,
died from injuries received when he
fell from a hay NOW. He was being
lowered from the NOV by a pitchfork
when his feet slipped from the rope
and he dropped 20 feet.
Kalamazoo.-Approximately 100 spe-
cial civilian police have begun assist
ing the regular police force to enforce
the traffic laws and ordinances. The
personnel is known only to the city
manager and chief of police.
Standish-Superinten Wood, of
the Standish Schools, resigned to be-
come professor OF economic and COM
,oarca 90 hucinocc administration at
Hillsdale college at a salary of $4,000
year, or about $500 increase over
his previous salary.
Owosso-Because they were too
high, the city commission has rejected
all bids for the contract for installing
a boulevard lighting system here and
will advertise for more. The estimated
cost of the work was $4,000, but the
lowest bid was $4,000.
Gladstone.-Seven valuable cows be-
longing to farmers near Ensign were
poisoned, five dying. Dog poisoning
was prevalent here two years ago, and
about a month ago several horses
were poisoned, two dying. The poi
soners are being sought.
acknowledging down of the ia
cox plant of the General Motors Corpo-
ration here has thrown $50 workmen
temporarily out of employment. Geo.
II. Hannum, general manager of Sagi-
naw's five General Motors plants, an
nounced the shutdown would not last
more than one month.
Grand Rapids-It was announced
that Gleema Miller, 10, daughter of
Mrs. Frank ]. Miller, of Grand Rapids,
escaped from Paramount hospital,
Kalamazoo, clad only in silk pajamas,
was met by Edward Hart, %, and
with her mother fed in an automobile
to Shelby, KY, where they were mar
ried.
Hillsdale. - Reading that he was
killed by an explosion on boat and
buried in Lake Superior, Hurley Hibbs
of Hiilsdale telegraphed to his mother
that he was very much alive. He at
tributes the error in Identification to
the theft of his suitcase while in De-
troit looking for work and TO the thief
being the victim of the blast.
Mt. Enthusiastically Waring, of
the Business Mems Association, fol-
lowing a conference with Thomas
Handy, one of the owners of the
Handy Bros. Railroad line, now oper-
ating from Marine City to the Thumb
District, announced that the extension
of the present southern terminus to
the line at Marine City will be con-
tinued to Mt. Clemens shortly.
Saginaw-Phillips Elliott Hodges
Post, No. %, American Legion, is plan
ming for the entertainment here Sept
Z and 8, of the second annual conven.
ton OF the Michigan branch of the
American Legion. 1t is expected that
more than 5000 World War veterans
will attend. Sessions will be held in
the big municipal auditorium, which
is being redecorated and remodeled.
Adrian--Jonathan Green, 90, who
died at his home six miles north of
here. was a charter member Of the