The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1921-06-23


Kalamazoo - After a brief tryout,
Kalamazoo has abandoned the center
parking system which was adopted as
an experiment in several Michigan
cities.
Escanaba-Police Sergeant Ed
ward Brunette is under arrest here
charged with traffic in lincolnshire"
whisky. Thomas Fairfield is held
with Brunette.
Cadillac-The 4-year-old son of
Frank Manning was killed here when
struck by an~automobile driven by
George Kimball. The boy lodged in
front of the car.
Flint-James Ryan, who sued the
Pere Marquette Railroad for personal
injuries and damage to his automo-
bile. which was struck by a train,
was given $1,000 in Circuit Court.
Alma-O. l.. Smith, prosecuting at
torney Of Gratiot county, has accept
ed a position as assistant attorney
general, in the attorney generals de-
partment at Lansing, effective Au-
gust /.
Petoskey-Mrs. Roy Randall receiv-
ed severe injuries at her farm home
near here when she rescued her young
daughter from an Infatuated COW
which attacked the girl as she was
milking.
Muskegon-Over 1000 applications
for city positions and jobs have been
filed with the welfare department of
Muskegon, in the last month. A
street-paving program, to employ
600, is planned
Kalamazoo-The Rev. D. M. Hazard,
Of Kalamazoo, was elected president
of the Advanced Spiritualist Church of
Michigan at the closing session of the
annual convention here. Cassopolis
was chosen for the 1922 convention.
Pontiac-The life use of all his real
and personal property was left to his
housekeeper, Mary T. Walsh, in the
will Of Moses Eisenberg, who died in
Ferndale, June s. The will says she
had been the family housekeeper for
"a years.
Pontiac-An appeal to the supreme
court is being taken in the case Of
]. Glenn Toner, of Royal Oak, serv-
ing life sentence in Jackson prison
for completely in the death of Peter
GranZow, who was beaten to death
during q drupkap orgy
Petoskey-Thirty northern Michigan
cities were represented at the special
conference of Salvation Army workers,
held here. Brigadier S. Withers, COM
mander of the army in Michigan, and
Colonel William Evans, former vice
commander in the United States,
spoke.
Ann Arbor-Professor w. II. Hobbs
of the geology department of the Uni
versity of Michigan has started on a
trip around the world which will ex-
tend over Is months. He will make
study Of the origin and growth Of the
mountains in the islands Of the Pacific
ocean and South America.
Conklin-Marcus Emmons, As years
old, is in a serious condition in
Grand Rapids hospital as the result
of a cut from the fin of fish. The
fish struggled to get away and EN-
mons seized it, the dorsal fin piercing
his hand. Poisoning developed and
three fingers were amputated. EN-
mons life is now said to be in danger.
Traverse City-The body of Stephen
Carroll was exhumed and examined by
James McCotter, University of Michi-
gan expert, to determine If Carroll was
murdered or il he died as the result
of kick of a horse. A report on Nc.
Cotter's finding will be made public at
the trial of Jesse Braddock, Carroll's
stepson who is charged with the MUIR
der of his step-father.
West Branch-Harold Holly, aged
20, Of Bay City, who was under ar
rest for larceny, and Charles JONES'.
aged so, of Omer, imprisoned on
criminal charge from Arenac county,
escaped from the county Jail here
during the absence of Sheriff Merrill
by saving the bars OF the window
with hack saw brought to them by
a 12-year-old schoolboy living near
the Jail.
Alpena-Work on the compass sta
ton and buildings at Thunder Bay has
been suspended, the nearly-completed
buildings boarded up, material stored.
and construction crews removed. II
is learned that the appropriation for
the Thunder Bay Island station has
been exhausted, and that the Navy
will have no funds with which to COM
plete the work until after the close
of the fiscal year, June 80, when new
finances are expected TO be available.
Kalamazoo-Both candidates for
congress from the Thru Michigan dis
trict, which will hold a special elec-
ton June %, are in favor of national
disarmament, If the rest of the world
follows similar policy. An outline
of the views Of j. M. G. Smith, of
Charlotte, the Republican candidate,