Charlevoix county herald., 1906-06-09

Tue ldlT JTldl WHICH M mlCUIRdu re-
publicans are everywhere inclined TO
give to the primary nominating system
can not be given If the primary cleo
tion duties of next Tuesday, June II,
are neglected or forgotten. Decision
must be made next Tuesday, by bal
lot, for or against nomination of state
and county and district candidates at
primary elections. Every voters
opinion and desire should be expressed
on this question.
Industrial prosperity in Michigan,
steady growth Of manufactures and
growing demand for Miohigan-made
products, are condition referred to
under extra headlines in recent
issue of the Detroit Free Press. And
In that same issue the papers editor
ial writer, who has evidently no &C
cess to passing events or the move
ments of the day, refers to republican
favor for the present tariff and for con-
-ditions as they are, as party fetch.
When you want good Job Of print
ing done jnst take your copy to
printer and tell him to do you good
job, and he will. If you think you
know more about the business than he
does ana select your paper and instruct
him what type to use and all the little
details, you will get botch job. A
printer working under instructions
from one who knows nothing about
the business, no matter If he is an eX-
pert, cannot get out neat job.
Those Of our readers who have rela.
tives and friends In foreign countries,
and most Of US have, will be pleased to
know that re classification of mail to
foreign countries has been established
whereby articles may be sent to these
countries at the rate Of twelve cents
per pound, The weight of the pack
age must not exceed four pounds or the
value fifty dollars. 1t has formerly
cost SLIGO to mail four-pound pack
age which we can now send for forty
eight cents.
There Is not business man IN Mich
igan who would listen for moment
TO suggestions involving changes and
experiments In connection with a line
OF trade or in the movement of an
industrial enterprise which was at
that very time exceeding his highest
expectations. There is not a working.
man IN Michigan who would willingly
accept risk and anxiety In connection
with his personal affairs when both
could be- avoided. The application of
every day common sense and ordinary
judgment will determine the action
and position of merchants and farmers
and manufactures and workingmen
of Michigan on all the important is
sues of the coming campaign.
During recent years New York has
been as greatly troubled as has Mich
igan to find a solution of the mortgage
tax question that would be satisfac
tory to the greater number OF the
people of that state and which would
be permitted TO remain Oh the statute
books undisturbed. Gov. Higgins last
week through his signature completed
che enactment Of new mortgage tax
law for his stete, which provides for a
tax OF one half of one per cent on the
amount involved i'm the mortgage, To
be paid when the instrument is pre-
sented for record and not again during
the term for which the mortgage is
given. This solution Of the problem
gives promise of proving satisfactor,
in New York, but the Michigan op
ponents of this states present mort
gage tax requirement would pro0abl,
be glad TO make more generous com
promise than the payment Of one hal
of one per cent for the entire life o
the mortgage.