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Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
THEY LEARNED A FEW THINGS
Executive sessions ot the Governors
Discuss rev side
Lines.

OWNS 60 the crowded condition Of regular
business wired reports omitted some nictu--
csQue executive scSsious Of the governors
a. the metropolis Of Kentucky last week.
For example. these:
Governor Marti, r. Ansel ~ south Caro-
lima and Governor W. W. Kitchen OF North
Carolina issued the following Joint state
ment:
1t has been the legend that the gov
ernor Of North Carolina said to the gov
ernor Of South Carolina. 1t Is a long time
between drinks No such statement was
ever made The facts as told by an eyC-
witness OF that famous meeting brands
the whole story as a fabrication. This Is
what really happened.
The governor OF North Carolina said to
the governor Of south Carolina: Remem-
Der the fate OF Montgomery
Well who IN the HI was Mont
gomeryr asked the governor OF South
Carolina.
He was the man who died between
drinks, replied the governos az North
Carolina"
This official statement was posted on
the bulletin board OF the seelhaeh hotel
where the governors were staying,
Colonel Fred Fuller head barkeeper at
the seeleach hotel. declares that the g1v-
errors tasted frequently Of his wares and
said they were good. The colonel scorned
to serve the governors anything but mint
iuleps.
/ Colonel Fuller gave the governors his
recipe for his mint julep. Here Il Is:
'Three-uuarters OF a loaf OF lump sugar
dissolved IN Httle water and four sprigs
OF mint pressed. but not too hard. IN the
same. One hgEer o. whisky. Pill mp your
silver mug with fine Ice, spoon well SO
that the frost will show up On the outside
| OF the mug. Then you take some more
mint and, without brusing Il. except press
ing the stems just little. dress Il Off
then put In a little fruit and serve with
4 straWs.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18

silk or leather pocketbooks containing half
a dozen fine linen handkerchiefs.
Things in Packages
One novelty on sale in the Culp-Lan-
worthy store Is q sanitary nightgown pack
age which contains q robe dnuit sealed up
against all little wandering microbes.
II the male object OF female friendship,
love or alteration be addicted 20 wearing
evening clothes and dinner Jackets, why
not hand him for Christmas one Of the new
dinner jacket bow ties. These are built
something like a stock. They. cross in
front OF the masculine chin, just below
the handsome Adams apple and Looping
around the back Of the neck below the
medulla oblongata return up stage where
with a simple twist Of the wrist the ends
are tied into a bow. The stock band Is
broader than the bow ends. This is the
really fusSy tie for dinner Jacket or
Tuxedo wear. They VIII be all the rage
in few weeks.
Then a dinner jacket itself is a cute little
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
COST OF woMEN'S LIVING
Recent Advances Has Had signiei-
cant Effect Upon standard Of
Wages.

II anybody doubts the recent advance in
the cost q living he has only TO observe
It's effect upon the standards Of wages for
women, relates the Brooklyn Eagle. Re-
Gently a committee nnnended that the
pay OF our teachers In their first year be
raised TO $50 because $500 the present SAL
airy, 'fs no longer a living wage for a sin
gle woman in New York"
Now comes the Episcopal diocese OF New
York and opens a girls friendly lodge in
Manhattan, whose advantages are to be
open to girls earning less than 81 a week.
A few years ago SO a week was considered
good pay for a competent and intelligent
woman in New York. 1t was supposed 20
give her comfort and luxuries. OF course.
there were then many employments In
which women earned more than SO, and
there are stu many in which II is possible
to secure girls Tit for the limited duties re-
auired for s. or Is a week But such girls
live at home and their money goes into the
family income. the total OF which IL made
by several small earners. The profession
OF these social workers. that a girl entirely
dependent on herself may be in need OF
help to 1--we up to the point where she earns
81 week, IL the strongest evidence OF the
rapid and extreme advance in the cost OF
living here.
The Girls Friendly Lodge offers board
and lodging from $3.50 up 70 s. a week. the
difference depending on whether the girl
has room TO herself or sleeps In q dormi-
tory. II is not charity, except as the
Mills hotels are. II Is expected 10 pay q
small interest on the investment, as those
do, and is q promising effort to meet the
same need among women that those hotels
meet among men. But its scale OF ex-
penses is adapted to a situation which has
not existed in New York hitherto.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18

Jaundice. malaria, hiliousness, vanishes
when DR.. Kings New Llfe Pills are taken.
Guaranteed. sc, For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
A MRRAShA cL02RZVF ca RkIeLAY

stores ARE Of two classes, real ana
somewhat"
The genuine novelty is not much adver-
tised because only few Of a line are
bought the first year when 10 Is a real
novelty, and these sell 70 the discrimiuat-
ing few without any advertising. The way
to get these is to shop early and this is
true without respect to other beauties OF
early shopping. The next year or so when
a few men or women have been seen wear
ing these novelties, everyone wants them
and they are sold by the score or the hun
dred and speaking absolutely they cease to
be novelties.
Presents for men are by no means con-
fined 20 things 20 wear. a flrst-class
razor, safety or old kind. Is a good pres
ent to many a man all Of whom can use
two through alternating to better advan-
tage than one. Then there are cigarette
and match cases. Rugs or pictures for his
room, and books galore and there is no
better present for some men than well
chosen book OF a copy Of some old print
These last are now so wonderfully well
eolored that really meritorious work Of
art can be bought for just a few dollars.
Gloves are one Of the most acceptable
Of the things TO wear. The fashion now
Aoi AAteIuoou OF luealeF wear Is the Chain-
OILS, which can be cleaned as easily as other
chamois skin. The gray silk is fashion
able right now among the most dlscrim-
mating men and has not yet become COM
/ mon. For full dress, the white silk glove
is just coming in and may give the white
kid a good run for It's money. The silk
glove looks really "dresser" and Is much
more comfortable to wear because less
rigid. Most men hate the feel OF stiff kid
/ gloves, and the silk article will not bother
/ them thus.
/ A pair OF furlined gloves is a useful and
ornamental gift at this time Of year and
can be bought at fairly moderate prices
! For durable wear during bitter weather
the wooden glove-not a mitten-ls the best
/ thing astir.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-12-18
Some Prefer Books.

The bookshops are claiming no small share
OF the attention Of the Christmas shopper.
The offerings OF the season include many
fine bindings Of more than ordinary taste
and charm Of art. The almost proverbial
and oft repeated Christmas advice Of
When in doubt. give a book" suggests
that the season has found many willing to
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

as the Burnham farm, and they have
both railroad and deep water lake
transportation facilities.
The plans for placing these plants
at East Jordan were cousumated July
Is. 1907. and since then work has been
steadily going on. The Chemical Co.
have maintained a crew of men III the
woods constantly since the above date
and wood has been continuously pour-
ing INTO their yards until it now pre-
sent he appearance of mammoth
woodyard. This supply will be held
maiSy as a reserve.
AS sooa as the Iron Co.'S transfer
docks were ready early last fall, d
barge was kept constantly in commits
sion until ice interfered, bringing iron
ore from Escanaba.
Tue two plants are owned and con-
troled by separate rganizations, but
are very closely allied. each one being
dependent upon the other.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
The Iron Furnace.

The East Jordan Furnace Company,
manufacturers Of Lake Superior Char
coal Pig Iron. are capitalized at $375.-
900 and are otlicered as follows: Chas,
IL. Schaffer, President, Marquette,
Mich; Frank b. Baird, Vice Presi-
dent, Buffalo, N. Y; w. j. Ellison.
Sec'y and Treas, East Jordan, Mich:
ID. A. Crawford, Asst Sec'y. Chicago.
H.; f. ID. Tower, Manager, East Jor-
dan, Mich.
The plant was tried out few
weeks ago aud everything was found
TO be working satisfactorily. Thev
are now farming out fifty tons OF their
product each day aud have daily
capacity of sixty-tive tons. AT pres
ent four castings are made every "A
hours-.at ten and four o'clock.
Four large buildings, in addition to
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

vice PRESIDENT; A. Cameron, manager
aud treasurer: and G. "A. Webster
secretary.
It is the most modern Chemical
Plant In the world today, all build
ings being fre-proof and constructed
of brick, steel and cement. The prin-
citAl structures are the retort build
ing sQx3OO feet, the stil7house 7Oxl3O
feet, Rnd an acetate store house and
pipe-titting room 50xl00 feet. The
Yards contain five miles of switch
tracks and two locomotives are owned
and used by the Company on these
tracks. The retort building contains
ajxteen re,orts. They manufacture
Charcoal, Wood Alcohol and Acetate
az Lime, and will use upward of 50,-
900 cords Of wood per year. The
Chemical Co. will employ about 20C
men In the woods and aoout 10 in the
plant.
Manager Cameron informs The Her.
aid that all parts of the plant have
been tried out and found to be work
ing very satisfactorily.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

Ground for The new building was
broken last fail. and the structure is
a credit to our fast growing city. IL
is solid brick and cement structure.
24x92 feet. two stories high with base
ment. The front is of hydraulic
pressed brick and presents hand
some appearance. The interior Is
finished with southern pine aud oak,
with Imperial Maple Flooring. The
material in the building is practically
AL home-manufacture, the main por-
tion of brick coming from the Price
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

rear portion of the first floor as a
newspaper office. The Herad's plant
will be moved this coming week. The
second floor will be occupied by the
Michigan telephone cumpany's local
station; A. w. Frieberg tailor; V. G..
Holbeck, life insurance: and Kenyon =
Insurance Agency A room on this
floor has also heen leased by our VII
lage Council for meeting place.
The front part Of the basement is
occupied by j. j. Mortimer, plumber.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

One step won't take you very far
you've got TO keep on walking; One
word won't tell folks what you are
you've got to keep on talking: one
inch won't make you very tall you've
got to keep on growing; one little ad:
wont do at all,you've got to keep them
going.
''Johu!' she exclaimed, jabbing her
elbow into his ribs at PIT a. m. "did
you lock the kitchen door?" And
John who is inner guard and was just
then dreaming over last nights lodge
meeting, sprang up in bed. made the
proper sign and responded, Worthy
Ruler, our portals are guarded"
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

the deep-waterway transfer dock.
comprise the structures. All the
buildings are constructed of cement.
steel, and wood. The casting house
is 40Xll2 feet, stock house l35X2l0
feet, engine house 40X70 feet. In the
latter is battery Of six $50 h. p. up
right Wicks water-tube boilers.
The furnace is now employing
about 30 men and everything seeEls TO
be running smoothly.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

Fine line Of Rugs, both large and
small, aG, WhittingtOn's.
WANTED-By the undersigned, men
to saw logs, men and horse or horses
to skid railroad ties and saw logs, and
men and horses to haul ties to track
and logs tn mill, providing the God OF
Nature will furnish lis with snow.
Apply 70 r. Bowen, Sec. 10, Echo
township, Antrim county, Mich. 44-l7
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

homestead, now owned by the above
companies. Streets have been planned
and the place christened Orchard
Heights" Work on buildings COM
mences in the spring and will contin-
ne as necessity demands. Good COM
modioas homes are planned, each one
to be Of a separate design.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
THE ELMA B. SMITH co.
At Loveday Opera House Feb
ruary 8th.

The third number OF East Jordan'S
Musical and Entertainment Course
takes place at Loveday Opera House.
Tuesday evening, February Sth, when
the Elma b. Smith Company, consist
ing Of Miss Smith, Rita Rich. Waldo
mar Won Geltch and William Rum
nell, will entertain.
Folk songs appeal TO every body.
They are the good old songs that we
can all understand and appreciate.
Those who have not made study Of
music, as well as those who have.
Miss Rich sings them as only an
artist can. She has a great fund Of
vivacity and good humor and yet a
vein Of deep feeling runs through her
nature, and sympathy which brings
her close to her audience. She has
made thorough study Of the songs Of
the people, songs Of love, war, peace.
work. and play-the songs that tOnoh
the heart Those dear old ballads Of
our forefathers whichcontain the char
acter music Of the different countries
which thev represent. Miss Rich is
gifted with power Of dialect and an
animated face, delightful manner,
and a sweet clear soprano voice which
she uses with great deal Of taste and
and Judgment. to hear and see her
in her Folk songs. which she cOstumed
Appropriately, will take the older peo-
pie back to their Younger days. and
give the younger people glimpse OF
the true sentiment of bygone days.
The Irish and Scotch songs OF Rita
Rich in costume were pleasing and in
structive, as well as great treat
TO lovers Of music. Miss Rich is
very fine impersonator as well as a
noted ocalist.--Gulfport miss
Daily Tribune.
Rita Rich gave number OF
concert songs tonight. varying her
program somewhat from the costume
songs which are alwavs her chief
specialties All Of Miss Riches works
have been characterized by an earnest
ness of purpose, a sympathy with her
audience and a power to move heL
audience TO laughter or tears. She
draws pictures with her songs, then
gradually recedes, leaving their mem-
ory still in the minds Of her hearers.
Tonight perhaps more than ever be
fore, she exhibited the range Of voice,
the sweetness aud power and express
iveneSs OF her voice which is dra-
matte soprano New Orleans La
Daily Picayune.
Miss Elma Smith to the patrons of
entertainment courses, is well known.
her Child impersonations last night
made decided hiC with the house and
she had to yield to numerous encores.
Taken altogether, the entertainment
was the best ever seen here this
winter.-Cedar Rapids Ia.) Gazette.
1t required but few touches for the
audience To see that someone quite re-
moved from the ordinary violinist was
performing. The beautiful singing
tones and. human qualities that are
so seldom heard on the violin char
asterize his playing His preform-
ance Of the immensely difficult
| Tschalkowsky Concerto was tech
nical revelation and musical feat -
Atlanta. Ga.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
ORCHARD HEIGHTS
New Addition Plated for East
Jordan.

To care for the many new families
dependent on the Iron and Chemical
Companies, new company is being
INCORPORATED. Known as the East
Jordan Land improvement Go" The
gentlemen at the head are A. Cameron
pres. aud several others who have
interest in the above companies. A
civil engineer has plated out the
grounds around the old Burnham
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
East JOrdan's
New Industries
Chemical Works and Iron Fur
mace Now Running.

The pride of every East JOrdanite's
heart are the two new industries men
toned above which have beeh in pro-
cess OF construction the past two years
and which are now under practically
full! headway. The two industries
repHjsent capital investment of
SS25,O00 and employ between 300 and
400 men.
The combined site OF these two in
dustries comprise 175 acres just north
and west OF town on what was known
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
OUR NEW POSTOFFICE
Kenyon Building a Credit To
Our Town.

The postoffice inspector was here
this week and ratified the lease plac-
ing the pOstotfice in the building con j.
structed by Postmaster Kenyon, for the
next ten years. Subsequently a lease
was MADE between Mr. Kenyon and
the owner Of The Herald to occupy the
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29
Our New PostOffice Building.

Brick Co., the flooring from the East
Jordan Flooring Co., the interior fin-
ish is 10y the East Jordan Planning
Mills Co., and the plumbing was done
by Spencer. The building is modern
In every respect, having steam heat,
electric lights and toilet rooms.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

| have some bargains in farms, city
property and business blocks. l also
have some farms TO trade FOR city
property.-loel Johnston. l752
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1910-01-29

The East Jordan Chemical Co. is
capitalized at s450,000, with w. 5.
Shaw, president; w. II. Matthews,
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ten Ginotud 9entodt, pentt rtott audi
nit einigen @in5elbeiten ni6t einpef-
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Iusorud Der ernltboften gemiibln=
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Die Heoe bat jeoenfaas niel STR &e-
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ter beigetragen.
8raf bon Iebrentbal, Ser otter
rerdti6zultgorii6e Miniiter oes Irs-
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Gin launiger Mitarbeiter ser $50
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brinet, benz miro ioear periprohen,
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gum Northumberland perben miir6e.
Sooonn miro oarauf ~aufmeriarn &C.
madt, 6aB e sno1 INNER nod feine1
eigentlid ii6eren griefumlGlag giehI,
ndlnli6 eilten lolden, Der inter feie
rlen ltmltanoen eeoffnet meroen fam,
obne oaB es bemerfbar bleibt. Cine
t~peitere Mnfgabe, an beren 2oilrlg
idon piel Shorflinn perihmenoct
morben lit, liegt IN Der Shaffltng
elmer Sloibe, Die ni6t mieoer geoff-
net mer6en fam, mas 8ur 8erntei-
onng bon Sali6ullgen mifiie tpare.
Inter Sen Sunoerten BON 8atenten,
Die fir cine oerartige grfinoung be-
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feines beipabrt, neil Ole @6rridtlul-
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foitipielig marer. Se6r einfeu6tenb
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Sdmieriefeiten bot man 3. g. bamit,
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- l1no trob offer onfiir ongeprieies
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bod immer liod Ser S6eerenibleifer
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ipru6 genommen perben, ipenn es i'm
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Wie III nfesl

8ir biefeu eIn1llnDert 9oIars Belo6z
m1ng fin ie6en SaG bon &atarrb, Der
ni6t 6ur6 ginne1men bon 8aps auz
tarrbSSan gebetlt nerben fam.
S. S. gbenep & 60, gigentb.
Solebo. o.
8ir, Die 1lnter5ei6neten, baben $. s.
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fannt unb balten i'm fir bollfomn1en ebs
renbaft in alien Observation-Disclosures
unb ~finanSieu 6efdbist, ane bon ieiner
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SDitems, 3eueni1e fret perianbt. Breis
Is Gents per Slai6e. gerfauft bon a1er
Gpotbefen.
Sau's Eamilien<Iiuen limb Die belten.
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Die y9ics@ Ser ainobeit.

@ie gut iffnedten bie u8ie5" Der
&inobeit. @arum beute nidt meDr?
Die SpeiIe lit urlberdnoert, aher
gud felt Ser geiunoe @agen, biz
orbeitenoen Niereu, bie regelntabiqer
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@s eibt gu6 oen Mppetit ser gu
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per nit frtider @eiunobeit. soc bel
aGen 0rueeiiten.
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Sobn $. Bolton, OffentIider Gc.
tar. @runoeigentum. Mgel,t fiir
Henfionsanipriihe. 3immer 8, ct.
Sames &oteI, Dit-Souiton gtrabe.
@ei6e Eelepbone $50.
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R~ekanntmaebuns fur Stsuer-
zabIer.

Wapor's Office, 1. Srul 1910.
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Sroinanaen ser Gtaot Gan Intonio
miro hermit ieoe Berion Uirnlo,
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Die am 1. Gage BEG Suni 1910
gigentum innerbolb Ser @ren5en Der
Stoot Gan @ntonio eigneie ODER
fontrolierte, bas Der 8eIteleriln9
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fir Die @ngabe bon gisentum our
9eiteuerune iest seoffnet fino uro
baB oae Die @enannten bon Seiten
Ser Stabt eriuht peroen, Bis gum err
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@ieentum fir Die 9eIteueruta oil.
augeben.
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atteitiert: MaDor.
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