The Yale expositor., 1921-10-20

Manistee,-As the result OF action
by the city commission the Manistee
Railway Co. is obliged to resume its
trolley service within 30 days or Tor
felt its franchise.
Detroit--Herman f. Rademacher,
traffic officer, confessed to the murder
of his wife, according to police. The
woman was thrown off Belle Isle
bridge at midnight.
Mancelona,-The farm owned by
Mrs. Mary Johnson, near here, will
be used by M. A. G.. as an experiment
al farm. 1t parallels the Pennsylvan-
la railroad and north and south trunk
line highways.
Newaygo-While cutting bananas
from a stalk at the store OF Thomp-
son B~roteers, Louis l.. Thompson was
bitten on the middle finger of the left
hand by a tarantula. He has recov-
cred from the effects of the poison.
Muskegon,-Six tenants of "Coney
Island" resort here, were removed as
"squatters' on orders Of Circuit Judge
Vanderwerp. Two others will carry
their cases to the supreme court.
The Torrent estate claims the land.
Cheboygan-Capt. Tony Hudak says
state fish boats next season will be
equipped with tanks having a capa-
city of 10000 legal size bass, and
that instead OF planting fry in inland
waters, bass 10 inches will be de-
posted.
Manistee-Dr. Frank Larue OF FL
berta has been bound over to circuit
court following arraignment on a
charge OF carrying a concealed weap-
on. He is alleged to have attempted
to shoot Sheriff Hallock, who arrest
ed him on a charge OF drunkenness.
Kalkaska-James M. Gilbert and
his uncle, oliver Cornwell, spent a
night out OF doors when they were
lost in a swamp east of here. They
built a fire with their last match and
in the morning found the road they
sought a few feet west of their rest
ing place.
Ionia,-The request OF Warden
Thomas C. Burns OF Ionia Reforma-
tory to circuit judges throughout the
state not to sentence prisoners to
Ionia for a time because of the recent
fire here, was withdrawn by the ward
en-, who announced places have been
provided for new prisoners.
Holland-Dr. James F. Zwemer,
president of Western Theological
seminary since 1916, died at his home
here. DIR. Zwemer was a member OF
the Hope college council for many
years. He was born at Rochester, N.
Y, in 1850, and served various pas
torates in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Lansing-With the appointment of
Clark l.. Brody, of Three Rivers, sec
rotary of the Michigan farm bureau,
as a member of the Michigan agricul-
tural board by Governor Alex J.. Groes-
beck, plans for a hard Winters work
succeeds John w. Beaumont OF De-
troit, resigned.
Kalamazoo,-Mrs. Ada Loveland
sustained severe facial burns when
she sprayed her nose with a strong
acid by mistake for an oil her physi-
clan had prescribed. Mrs. Harry How.
ard, who drove Mrs. Loveland to a
Doctors Office, was arrested as a
speeder, but was released after she
explained her mission.
Charlotte-Elmer Parker was ar.
rested at Charlotte at the request
of Sheriff Burd, of Hastings, on com
plant of Jasper Deeds, of Nashville,
being accused OF arson. Fire was set
in Deeds blacksmith shop at Nash,
vile but went out after the kerosene,
used to start it, had burned out. II
is alleged that Parker set the fire from
spite.
Sault Ste. Marie,-Moving picture
theaters here were closed Sunday as
the result of orders from the police de
partment that not only would the pro
p%rietors be arrested. IL they opened
their theaters, but, also, that patrons
as we'll would be taken into court
The Ministers association petitioneC
the police department to enforce the
Sunday closing law. Football games
not stopped.
Escanaba-Mrs. Anna M. Earle o.
Detroit installed the following dis
trict officers for the women's relic,
corps: President, Carrie M. Ram
speck, Escanaba; senior vice presi
dent, Daisy Hollingsworth, Marquette.
junior vice president, Mrs. Wallace
Iron Mountain; secretary. Julia Mai
getter, Escanaba; treasurer, Eft;
Drew, Iron Mountain; chaplain, Jan,
Thomas, Ironwood.
Lansing-Wayne County's applica
ton for a writ of c~ert.orari, or re
view of the valuation set on II by tn,
State Board of Equalization, IL grant
ed, would bring confusion into tn,
collection Of taxes, now ~proceedin,
throughout the state, according to tn,
opinion handed down in the State Su
preme Court, which denied the appli
cation. AS a result, the assessment
OF $2,03S, 547, 900 will stand.
Bay City,-After a bitter fight ex
tending over several weeks, Bay Cit,
vOtara annrovad tho raoaII ~ Co.,