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less than the following dimensions
on motor boats Of
Class two. Eighteen inches
long,
Clrss three. Twenty-four inch.
long.
Provided, That motor boats as
defined in this Act, when propelled
BY sail and machinery or under
sail alone, shall carry the colored
lights suitably screened but not
the white lights prescribed by this
section.
Sec. 4. (a) Every motor boat
under the provisions of this Act
shall be provided with a whistle or
other sound producing mechanical
appliance capable of producing a
blast of two seconds or more in
duration, and in the case of such
The Wrangell sentinel., 1910-08-25
Notice of Hearing in Final Account

NOIiCe OF nearing III T maj Account
In the United States Commission
er's Court, Wrangell Precinct,
First Division, District of Al
aska.
IL PROBATE
In the matter Of the Estate of "
F. Smith, deceased.
Jacob Babler, Administrator Of
the above named estate, this day
filed his final account as such ad-
ministrator and asked to have {
day set for final hearing of the
same.
The same will be heard en- the
10th day Of October, 1910, at the
hour of &c o'clock, a. NJ, at the
courtroom of said court, in said
town and precinct of Wrangell.
All persons interested in said es-
tate are notified then and there to
appear and show cause, if any they
have, why said account should not
be finally approved, and said ad-
ministrator be finally discharged.
Made and entered this 5th day
of August, A. D. 1910.
WM. c. THOMAS,
United States Commissioner, and
Ex-Oficio Probate Judge. o-I5
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-04-16

Horse for Sale:-EnQuire OF e. A.
Lewis.
A fine lot of grape fruit very cheap
E. A. Lewis.
Fine line OF Rugs continually in
stock ut Whittington's.
One-quarter off on our Hats Satur-
day aud Monday w. Weiss.
You can't afford to miss the bar
gains at w. Weiss, the FAIR Store.
When in need OF Wall Paper don't
forget To look over &. Fl. Whiting
tons line.
In contest at the West Side Mar
ket last week, Mrs. Wallace FOote
drew fine mantle clock.
A Cash store is where y0u get your
discounts paid right to you each time
Come and try it.-E. A. Lewis
Come in and look over our dandy
line Of Shoes. You will be surprised
at the quality. styles and prices.-W.
Weiss.
When wanting something better
than carried in stock call and look
over our fine line of factory specials.
9. III. Wilmington.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
have a good secondhand invalid-chair
for sale at els 90. Enquire Of Mrs.
Richard Barnette, president.
WANTED-Lathe, milling machine
and deill press men, Assemblers,
rough stuff and varnish rubbers and
painters. Good wages and steady work.
Apply Immediately, REQ MOTOR CAR
COMPANY, Lansing. Mich.
Christian Science services will be
held in the Wilhelm block every Sun
day at 1920 a. m. and Sunday School
at 1l:45 a. m. Wednesday evening
meeting at 1880 p. IN. All are cor
daily invited.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-04-16
Brle3s q the Week
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EGEfeEt FEC 333333fEeS >

Chris Taylor was at Charlevoix
Tuesday.
Hugh Weatherup was a Deward Wis,
itor, Saturday.
Mrs. George Carr left Wednesday
for Grand Rapids.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Gan
nett son, Monday.
Miss Maud Cross was guest of Char
levoix friends this week.
Prof. Laird at Presbyterian church
next Friday evening, April 22nd.
Mrs. V. S. Payton was guest at the
home Of County Clerk Payton, Mon
day.
The Episcopal Ladies Guild meets
with Mrs. George Jepson Tuesday,
April Goth.
Miss Mamie Churchill ia home from
visit with friends In Bay City and
elsewhere.
Mrs. NJ. Fl. Robertson returned
Thursday from an extended visit to
Cleveland, Ohio.
Pros. Atty Nicholas and Supervis-
or Graf were Charlevoix official bust
ness visitors, Monday.
Mrs. Ransom Jones, representing
Mrs. VanAuken, was at Deward last
week with line of millinery.
Supervisor Graft and Village Assess
or Pickard started out Wednesday to
make the annual assessment of prop
erty.
How about your boys and girls
| Shoes? We have in line to fit well
and wear well, at low prices.-W.
| Weiss.
Atty A. B. Nicholas, Jr.. was at
Charlevoix, Tuesday. attending the
| meeting of the Board of County Can
vdssers.
| Mrs. A. B. Nicholas, Jr., Miss Jes-
sic Dean, Mrs. George Jepson and
daughter Florence we're Charleyoix
visitors, Saturday.
Mrs. e. N. Clink and daughter
Miss Leila, returned home Thursday
| from months sojourn in the south
land. Atty Clink will be home ia a
few days.
! Harry Simmons started Wednesday
for Cleveland where he ships on the
| ctaaI nro horuo Djopaar which will
run from Escanaba to East Jordan
this season.
Mesdames Porter and Boosinger are
delegates from the local Presbyterian
/ Missionary Society TO the annual
meeting of the PresbyterIaI Women Is
meeting at Cadillac held Thursday
and Friday this week.
Roy Webster, boOk-keeper for the
Chemical company, spent Sunday
with friends in Boyne City. Mrs,
, Webster returned with him and they
will soon take up residence in the Al
Tindale house on Main street.
A very pretty wedding was SOL
emnized at the Methodist parsonage
Sunday morning at 1000 a. m, by
Rev. j. Broadly, when Miss Bertha
Jones of Boyne City and Geo. E. Stall
ey Of East Jordan were united in mar
riage. The bride was tastefully
gowned in pearl gray travelling suit
The happy couple will make their
future home in East Jordan.-Boyne
Citizen.
Frank Burns, the we'll known
wrestler, has returned from trip
through the East where he has been
meeting all Corners, and has been sue
cessful even beyond the most sanguine
hopes OF his many friends in this city
His trip financially was also very
successful, and yesterday he purchas-
ed, through Joel Johnston, the real
estate dealer, farm near Ironton.
The farm will be worked this year by
Frank and his wife and the place will
be known as huntsville. The farm
runs to the shore of the lake and on
his part of it, 1t Is proposed to erect
summer homes. -Boyne Citizen.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-04-16
Prof. Laird next Friday.

Prof. Laird next Friday.
r. A. Brintnall has purchased the
bill-posting business OF w. A. Love
day.
Perry S. Young OF Stanton. census
supervisor OF this district, was an
East Jordan visitor this week.
James Canda has purchase an So
acre farm-40 acres OF ii. A. Kimball
and 40 acres adjoining Louis Swan
son.
Henry Kamradt, longtime resi-
dent OF Charlevoix county died at his
homApear Advance Friday morning,
ageGSs years.
Congressman DOdds has introduced
a measure In the House asking for an
appropriation of $4,000 for a federal
building at Boyne City.
The Epworth League will serve
20 cent supper at the Boswell studio
on Saturday evening beginning at
five O'Clock standard time. Come.
Ramsey Wells and Miss Nellie b.
shaw OF East Jordan were united Ia
NAV ge Monday forenoon at Charlie
voi&Sy Rev. f. M. Taylor. pastor of
the Methodist church.
G. H. Wilmington and wife sold
the vacant lots just south OF their
Furniture store this week TO Chris
Taylor who is contemp plating the erec-
tion OF an up-LO-date hotel.
Lost: Somewhere between school
house and Ed Bellinger's residence,
a gold locket aud chain. Back of
locket contains monogram j. M. g.
Finder please leave at Herald Office.
ia commenting upon the new bank
for East Jordan, the Michigan Invest
or says:-"The organizing of a new
bank Is the hest evidence that East
Jordan IN forging ahead in a rapid
manner"
The County Convention of the l.. o.
T. M. M. was held at Boyne City
Tuesday. Mrs. L. G. Madison OF East
Jordan was elected sentinel OF the
county hive and also delegate to the
state meet.
The X. o. T. M. M. County Camp
meeting was held at Charlevoix first
OF the week, and the following were
elected delegates to the Great Camp
meeting:-Wm. f. Bashaw, East Jor-
dan; N. s. Miles, Boyne City; Andrew
Ross, Charlevoix.
Floyd McCadam of ST. Lawrence
County, n. Y. has leased the East
Jordan creamery and plans to start up
same in few days. He has already
secured pledges for considerable milk
and cream from the farmers and in
teuds>to make the plant paying pro-
pos't bn all around.
DraSman j. f. Kenny's team Of
colts became frightened while stand
ing west OF Malpass Bros. Foundry
and made their getaway. Forum
ately they ran into the gutter in front
of the wster-pumping station and the
pduu UbtCW buCihs dOibS ituViO WALL
age.
The hoard Of county canvassers con-
vened at Charlevoix. Tuesd ay, but
were unable to complete their work
owing to incomplete returns from
Peaine. With the exception of the
missing precinct, the vote In the
county was for the direct nomination
of circuit judge, yes 1912; no SOL. For
the direct nomination of county Off
GERS. yes 1894; no 47O.
George r. Laird will deliver a lee
ture at the Presbyterian church next
Friday evening, April 22nd. This is
an extra number of East Jordan's
course of entertainments and 1t is
hoped the people OF this vicinity will
turn out aud assist the Y p. S. G. E.
iu mRking up their deficit. Admis-
sion IS adults Csc, children l5c. Prof.
Laird deals with with practical prob
lens, his subjects being new. timely
and original; his oratory is above the
average.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26
W . shin gto
Letter.


-
Br TAyENNER
tsrEclAL coasrsrospssr.l
| Washington, Aug. 25.-Ths
American people will recall thai
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge.
s-investigating committee
found that no part OF the 5s-pes
cent increasein the cost Of living
in this country In the last 10 years
was due 10 the tariff. Political
economists ell over the land were
sorely puzzled at the report.
The phenomenon can now be
explained. The report OF the
minority Of the committee, re-
cently published. shows that the
Republicans made no serious at
tempt to ascertain whether the
tariff was responsible or not.
Listen to this extract from the
minority report:
''In examining the Witnesses we
(the committee) scarcely touched
upon the territory of the highly
- "
protected commodities"
Lodge, who helped frame the
Payne-Aldrich bill and takes the
position that the ultimate con-
suner is o myth, saw to IL that
the Investigations were confined
almost exclusively to foodstuffs
and cotton. and to the production,
distribution and cost to the con-
sumner OF wheat, corn, beef. mutt
ton and hog products. OF which
commodities the United States
products Q large per cent of the
worlds production, and which we
export in enormous quantities.
AZ to these articles II may be
supposed that, when freed from
the influence Of trusts and mon.
opolies, the tariff should not cut
q large figure except that II in-
creases the cost Of their produc-.
ton.
Do you see the point, Mr.. Con-
sumerp Lodge had been assign.
ed by Senator Aldrich 10 make q
report, obviously for campaign
purposes, which would absoive
the tariff from oil blame in con-
nection with the awful increase in
the cost Of living under our sys.
tenn Of excessive protection.
Lodge evidently concluded that
the safest way to accomplish this
end would be to avoid asking
any questions Of witnesses oon-
cernlng the advances in the prices
OF highly protected articles, such
as the productso Of the sugar trust,
the steel trust. the harvester
trust and The lumber trust, ell OF
which contribute heavily to the
Republican campaign fund.
The Lodge report gave fifteen
reasons for increased prices. and
found that The tariff was mo
material factor This report is
being usad by the men who voted
for the Payne Aldrich bin In the
rope It viii prevent them from
being retired 10 private life.
TARIFF NcREAsEs PRICES.
Senator's johnson of Alabama,
Clark Of Arkansas. and Smith Of
South Carolina. the minority
msmbers Of the Lodge committas.
find that the three suhetautial
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26
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highest respect Of bis rlsighbors,
and they and all who know him
will rejoice at his discovery Of
making six ears OF corn grow
where only one and two grew
PortsgsvilIe Critic.
Sikeston Herald: Although
melons are late. the crop slightly
damaged and the yield diminish !
ed. still the bottom has been
knocked out Of the prices on them
so that the choicest melons are
being peddled in siksston by the
growers for 10c, while lots Of
geod ones are offered for Sc, and
they are experiencing some dif-
fioulty in dispoeing Of wagon
loads at that price. The first
melons sold for 40 high as si7O
per csrs but the price is away be-
low that now having steadily de.
cIinsd. About 1000, 900 water-
melons and 10000 cantslopes
have been shipped out from Scott
county during the last two weeks.
Several carloads were shipped
from sikeeton. Miner and McMul-
lin this week.
A knife, supposed TO he the
of the notorious Jesse
James. who with his gang robbed
the bank here In May Of 1873,
was found by Robert Joggerst IN
the creek bed Of the South Ca.
BOURNE last Saturday. The knife
vas very old, n,easuring about
seven or eight inches and eyi-
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oulleo reno oi one oI tne most most
daring and successful band OF
outlaws ever recorded 10 the an
Q nais ol cfime.-st. 0ensvieve
=
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.sf'er county swo men giving
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tsosns, recentiy Dougns pair q
= .nuiss from . ~ Dlcklnson' q
s.uisz' ! texas county, ana gave
alm check TOT sou on 'ne
siew osnk 70 payment.
On communicating wiin me oank
Dickinson vas loia tnas tils eneck
Fss no gcoa. = " p psrues we're
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26

i man made some sighting rsmarl
about the woman while she was
dsncing. and after the dance va,
loset she slipped up behind the
man and plunged . knife into his
back, aide and shoulder, causing
| bis death few hours later. After
stabbing the man Icelins attempt.
Cd her old tactics of sluding cap.
Iafe by adopting mems wearing
apparel. and had made her way
rs far as Hayti when she was
lcaptured BY Deputy Sheriff Judea
| The conductor Of the train having
Informed the deputy that there
was negro woman on the train
masquerading in mems clothing,
lIceline has been in the habit oil
Icutting a wide swath among her
EduRky admirers in more ways
than one, she having returned
from the psnitsntiary about q
Iyaar ago after serving 6-yeas
sentence for killing q negro
named Will Todd In this city. II
| il understood that this last case
fis a cold blooded murder, and
she will probably get to spend The
remainder of her life at jefferson
City. Sheriff Hampton Of New
Madrid county, came down for
her and took her back to New
Madrid on Saturday evenings
rain. --Caruthersyille Democrat.
r. s. Mickey, editor OF the
Mound City Jeffsrsonian, will
make a sacrifice every time to
exercise his rights 10 vote. He was
loff on . trip, but hurried home
q vote at the primary. He says:
ssDon't know whether anybody
came further % vote last Tuesday
ttaa the editor Of the Jeifsrson-
Iian. We cut our vacation short,
rushed up from Columbus. KAN
sas. and paid hack fare from
Bigelow to get here In time TO
vote. Don't know that It made
one jot OF difference in results,
but we have the satisfaction of
knowing that we exercised our
right asa citizen and did what
We could to help our iriends.'
The white mans hope has been
found, 20 they say. He is Jim
Corbett's discovery and his name
He Miles Mcleod Of Gentry coun-
". He Is slated 10 whip Jack
johnson OF color II a match for
The heavyweight championship
Of The world can be arranged with
his blackship. Mcleod lives in
Gentry county. He Is six feet
and six inches tall. weighs about
240, L larger in nearly every way
than Johnson.
With all the progressiveness
Carthage has shown Of late years
one feature Is lacking paved
streets. The town has ) fairly
good system OF maeadamissd
streets, but not ons foot OF pays-
|ment. For town Of 10000
people, the absence OF paved
streets y . poor advertisement.
Carthage ID the largest place in
MISSOURI that has 40 pavement.
While assisting with the bal-l
loon Saturday night John Hoover
came near being killed, Re vas
calling the Gre and Is The balloon
arose h> became entengIed n she.
ropes snd feII > distance Of 30
feet striking on his head and
shoulders. resulting ia : broken
|ooiIss beas. railing On 5 pile 81
ashes i sll thht saved his iIfs.-
Osborne Enterprise.
There haz lived II ssdalIz ior
Ihfss years ; monkey -faoed
chi<ken. Thuz nsn has 10 di-
rids siIh he chicken what 4az
herslolors bsIiszsd % be he sx-
|cIusivs glory
ma s'vefr ozr, snd not a
ssoel Hsl'a needed beIxsen
Joplin 1n1 Webb clt7 these nEk hIs
e:a7s IIIzz |z|zzz #eak Dr.. q szss
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26

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jos McEiyss, Of East Prairie
bad both feet cut on while on :
drsdgs boat on the 28d nlt.
A New Madrid county farmer
has forty acres Of broomcorn this
season and Il preparing TO erect I
broom factory at Lilbourn.
The Southeast Missouri Log
Rolling Association Of the Modern
Woodmen OF America win hold
their annual celebration during
Homes Corners in jackson to.
day.
The Catholics at New Madrid,
last week, awarded 10 Wallace
Bros. at Jackson, the contract
for q new $4,000 church build
ing. tits estimated that 20, ,50G
viii be required to furnish the
edifice.
A Scott county couple were
recently married at New Madrid,
the groom being sixtysfour and
the bride twenty -four. At the
wedding were to be seen his
children aad grandchildren, this
being bis fourth matrimonial
venture.
Sikeston stands an excellent
chance 70 get > strawboard fac-
tory ething it has long
needed, as our farmers destroy,
BY fire annually, several ghous-
and tons OF good straw that is
valuable bseanse there L no
market for the same. Hornet.
A Brookiield man. slys the
/, Gazette has invented q lawn
mower that will run itself. It Is
only necessary TO wind itup and
it cuts and rakes up the grass. II
also has q photographic attach
msnt that swears at the darned
fool who happens along and asks
you II you are working hard.
There seems to b. considerable
discussien n Cape Girardeau
county over the fact that the
county court paid contractors on
the new court house the sum OF
SO, 900 when the contract price
was $50. .727. II was quite an im-
portant feature in the recent
primsry campaign. Thst's a Re-
publican county.
The Pemiseot Argus. published
at caruthersvills. says: ssThe
council has psssed an snti-spilE-
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26
carried by the Associated Press.
and obviously inspired BY Re-
publican campaign managers.

cspte0 - notning more than .
ruse. The Republican campaign
managers played the same trick
on the public In the last Presi-
DENTAL election. The rumor was
quietly started that Candidate
Taft did not approve Of Speaker
Cannon. The inference was
strong that Taft would not stand
for Cannon as spaslker. This
false rumor unmistaksbIe helped
Taft Ia the insurgent districts.
Immediately after Taft was In
augurated an attempt was made
to defeat Cannon as speaker. The
combined Democrats and In
surgents would have accomplish
cd this end had not the President
used ell Of the resources at his
command to perpetuats Cannon
90 speaker:
~-aft is not going to read AID
rich and Cannon out Of the party,
because Aldrich and Cannon
(and the special Interests they
represent) will not permit the
President to have a rs-nomina-
tion II he tries it. Mr.. Taft
knows which side his bread 10
buttered on
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tlof aiscoru. tart, Aiuricn ana
cannon, and Ballinger, too, are
all working to the same end.
Their views are in harm my on
big questions. No newspaper
mar, can be here ii Washington
ana rot ,,nos, b;s ,,,s,na.. .na
y. 80 ,..,,,... u 80, ~. a,.a 49,.
!. ny A''ow s''as sls' nsurich Ano
cannon are consoiidsted 10 .
greak political firm, and that this
oiigarohy has nev,r had any
ssrioua dissensIon.
Tha thrsa a,a. q. .a......,..
- ~. ~ -. sss.. sY,.a
paying eaou os'ier compsinsnts.
~ was lust . short while ago
that TAFT eulogizsd Aldrich to the
skies and referred TO sstJncls Joe's
as being In the Abraham Lincoln
type Of statesmen.
Taft, Aidrich and Cannon, and
especially Taft and Aldrich. can
have no break. They must sink
or swim together.
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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26

l. --17Al-ss . = -
IN Washington county and thaI
the farmers are org anizing for a
effort to round up and extsrmin-
ate them.
Columbia, In Boone county, i
Enow the starting point Tor ten ru-
Iral routes, but recent instruction.
received from the department a
Washington say that all OF then
win be discontinued II the roads
are not placed In better condition
for travel. Dexter Messenger.
In behalf OF the 666 editors In
the smaller Missouri towns, Ike
Newt Bryson deliveries this
broadside: "Hers is q good one
on the POST Dispatch. It pui
several country papers in the bad
grammar club Friday and spelled
grammar with an 'e.' These
city papers are so darned smart. I
Ifyou contemplate buying q
home In Harrisonyille don'tmope
around about It, but get 9 move
on. Iohn Urton Of Pleasant Hill
went there to purchase d resi-
dence orly 10 learn he was Q few
hours too late, another man hav-
ing bought 1t. Since . pump
factory has located in Harrison :
ville business 10 done right up TO
the handle.
Ray Weakley, chief editor Of
the Territorial Enterprise, ,of Bris-
tow, Oklahoma, and L. o. Weak
Icy, . locomotive fireman living
ia Arkausas. brothers, are here
on : few days visit to their sis-
ter, Mrs. L. B. SKuck. Neither
knew The other was coming and
they met st Willow Springs by
~ 49, Z
secidsnt from which plaos they
came 70 Eminonce together.
Current Wave,
The recent local option election
held in Pemiscot county is to be
contested and the case e before
the circuit court now in session at
Charlottesville. II is said that
much repeating was done at Tie
HayH precinct, some OF the vot-
ere voting as often as dozen
times. Hayti precinct with about
1 900 polled 300 votes, or as many
as would Be voted in , precinct
with 1900 inhabitants. The vote
was q victory for the dry side by
between 300 and 400 majority.
Because he did not knew that
gas accumulated in empty whis-
key barrels, Sam Karnes Is un-
der the dootor's care and , COM
panion Is bedfass from the effects
Of an explosion, at Cape Girar-
deau. Karnes and George HUT.
man pulled the bupg out Of the
hole Of . barrel and enjoyed the
fumes. Karnes lit his cigarette,
and Tor some reason dropped the
burning match into The open hung
hole. After being cared for bya
doctor they were taken to their
homes.
New Madrid people waited for.
years Tor the federal goysrnmsnt
70 drain our so-calied "sunk
Iands's and then tor foreign capi.
Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1910-08-26

s'zfE N ao lossz = ss-ofs<zIs|
rit6 o1ana1. KIdrioh. snd Bzl.'
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