Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-07-06

! MOnUaf.
Mrs. Kate Hostler was a Bellairc
visitor last Saturday.
Miss Hazel Shapton returned the
! first OF the week from visit with
| Charlevoix friends.
EMPEY Bros. are about closing a
deal To furnish beautiful home all
complete, within few miles Of an
other thriving town. Let them Come.
James J1owey was sent by the local
Unions of the American Society Of
| Equity TO represent CharlevoiX and
Antrim counties at the State Convtn-
tion held at Saginaw on July l-2. He
returned on Wednesday and reports a
good meeting and good business done.
The next State Convention will be
held In Traverse City in October.
Marriage icens IS issued by County
Clerk Lewis during the past week:
Carl Clark to Mabel Snyder, both Of
Chandler; Grin w. Willis to Phoebe
G. Bennett, both Of BOyne Falls; Paul
HeiSe To Marie HUSKY, both OF Charlie
voix: Asa Dodge TO Della SeitZ, both
OF Charlevoix; Lozell Heaton to Bessie
CALDWELL, both of Boyne City; Ernest
Erfourth To Evah Barley, both of
Horizons Bay.-Charleyoix Courier.
A new law recently passed by the
legislature, which goes into effect Nuv.
/, makes it misdemean0r to sell gas
Oline In other than red cans bearing Il
red label Red is the generally accept
ed danger signal and the red label or
cans means that the contents unless
properly handled is dangerous eXplo-
siye. Hereafter it is unnecessary TO
get the kerosene can mixed up with
the one containing the lighter and
more explosive oil.
At a meeting Of several prominent
county republicans, held in our village
last Tuesday evening; it was decided
to back Atty l.. f. Knowles of BOyne
City Ia his candidacy for delegate TO
the constitutional Convention. Mr..
Knowles is a popular young attorney
Of our county and will have host OF
friends to help further his cause.
This senatorial district is allowed
three delegates and Senator F. G.
Wetmore Of Cadillac will probably
also he a can1idaJe
A joint meeting Of the Board of
Trade, Common Council and citizens
was held at the East Jordan Lumber
Co.'S, lasuFriday evening, to discuss
the possibilities Of securing site for
the new Furnace. John Shapton las
elected charm IN and l.. A. Hoyt
secretary. Nj. M. Burnham was ask
ed TO name a price on a certain piece
Of land for site for plant, and his
proposition was as follOws:-.A certain
piece OF land inluding about % acres
and a highway to the property. which
consists of about five acres, including
the fences also. at price OF $4,000.
Should more land be required for this
plant, Mr.. Burnham would be willing
TO sell another piece on the north side,
3 acres, at price Of $500. On motion a
committee consisting Of Joseph EN-
pew, Ii. L. Mcmillan and Jacob Graft
was elected to confer with Mr.. Burn
ham.
Pay nothing down on an
Edison Photograph. Buy a
few records and start paying
for the machine 80 days later.
MACK, the Jeweler, Edison
Agent.
Governors vetoe of the bill which
sought to take from one of the justic-
| es Of the city Of Detroit certain APP
pointments of court clerkships be-
case of the fact that the Justice was a
democrat and give the appoi ntments
to republican justice, will be cor
daily commended by Michigan repub-
licans. Legislation which seeks to
serve no higher purpose than to
change an established and acceptable
custom in order to attain temporary
partisan end could possess no party
value. The spirit or fair play was
properly manifested in Governor
Warmers veto.
In the course of the convention of
the Western Federation of Miners, in
session at Denver, Colorado, last week,
it developed that one faction Of that
organization had employed thugs and
safe-breakers to criminally operate
against another faction OF the FEEDER.
alton. This is the organization with
which Haywood and the Others nov
on trial at Boise, Idaho, for conspir