The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1920-09-09

10 10 Nc nelu mere dDOul OSpl. 6VI dN
which Woodbridge ~ Ferris, candidate
for Governor, will speak.
Albion-Fred BANNER. who came
from his farm to work in an Albion
factory says there is nothing to city
life," and will return to the SOIL
Soo-After an hour and a quarter s
struggle, Gordon McMaster, Ia, land
ed a 25-pound muskellunge in saint
Mary's river with common line and
trolling hook.
Port Huron-Ralph Montress, II,
stopped a team of runaway horses
here by pursuing them in an automo.
bile and jumping and Selling the bride
of one of them.
Sturgis-Holdup men robbed the de-
pot at Centreville. The agent was
compelled to walk down the track
while the yeggs robbed the drawer.
They got only $14.
Eaton Rapids-After more than II
years service as rural mail carrier
Brace NJ. Rathbun made his final
trip, having passed the age limit un-
der the Burleson ruling.
Eaton Rapids-All the Eaton Rapids
churches unite in giving up their Sun
day evening services and holding joins
Yesper services every Sunday on the
G. A. r.. island, in Grand river.
Bay City-Carl and Frank Staley,
aged Is and 10, who say their home
is in Flint, are under arrest here
charged with attempting to rob La
roses general store in Essexville.
Pontiac-Arraigned for apple thefts
in court at orion, 13 Detroit young
men pleaded guilty and were directed
to pay tor the apples at the rate OF
81 each. 1t cost them $50 apiece.
Grand Rapids-Two young clam
fishermen are exhibiting in Grand
Rapids a pearl, perfect in shape, col
or and luster, weighing 10 IL grains,
which they found in Grand river, near
Bass river.
Adrian-Lenawee county school au-
thorities face serious shortage OF
teachers owing to the failure of %
candidates Al the recent teachers ex-
animation. Fifty-fve wrote, but only
33 were successful.
Observation-Disclosures Fred Artget-
singer, of Muskegon Heights leaped
from a speeding car and stopped a
runaway team Argetsinger landed
on his face and knees, but caught one
of the horses by the bit.
Jackson-Jacob w. Brown may face
a charge Of manslaughter as the re-
suit of the death OF Altman DeWolf
from injuries received when he was
struck by Browns automobile while
he was riding in a wagon.
Grand Rapids-Refusal of the
banks, the Grand Rapids Railway Co.,
. and the postofiice to accept Canadian
coins except at a 20 per cent dis
count, checked the flow of Canadian
money into this city, it is said.
Kalamazoo-The contract for the
new 100000 Frank Street School was
let after the original plans and speci-
fications had been altered to bring the
cost of construction dowl to the
amount provided in the authorized
pond issue.
Owosso-The Ann Arbor Railroad
has been granted permission 10y the
Public Utilities Commission TO aban-
don its spur line to the New Haven
coal mines. six miles north. Lack Of
revenue caused tho company o seek
permission.
Marquette-Frank II. Vanderbloom,
state senator, proprietor of the Mar.
quette Dairy and owner of nearly 500
acres of land in Marquette Township,
has purchased so pure-bred hogs as a
nucleus of what he expects will be
the largest hog ranch in the Upper
Peninsula
Albion-For the first time in the
history of this part of the state, lake
trout are being caught in Duck lake,
near Albion. They were put in the
lake two years ago by the state fish
and game commission as an expert
ment and the first matured fish was
caught this summer.
Grand Rapids-Mrs. Eva NJ. Hamil
ton, prominent suffrage worker, won
the Republican nomination for state
senator in the Sixteenth district, con-
sisting of the Second and Third wards
of Grand Rapids, defeating former
Representatives Martin II Holcomb
and Henry B. Vandercook
East Lansing-Annual white sweet
clover, a new crop which was intro
duced to the state two years ago.
promises to develop into an invalu.
able annual leguminous hay, says ].
f. Cox, professor Of farm crops at the
Michigan Agricultural college In ad-
dition to six acres grown for seed pur.
poses at the college, six acres were
planted by members Of the Michigan
Crop Development association, thus
giving Michigan the chief seed sup
ply. The seed bring 5000 to $500
bushel.
Detroit-Joseph Fayad's cat prob
ably saved its master from being
robbed by a holdup man. AS il was.
Fayad was shot in the neck. When
Fayad turned to take a grocery order