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Charlevoix county herald., 1910-02-12
Lincoln Day.

Conundrum Banquet tonight.
The Ladies' Civic Society meet
with frs. l.. A. lIoyt next Friday,
the lsyh
Roems TO rent for dwelling purposes
IN the former Salisbury block. En-
aulre OF George Spencer.
Lost:-Pair of gold. howed eye-glass-
rs. Finder please return to Mrs. ).
Ramsey and receive reward
Joel Johnson has sold 20 acres of
land bear Holy Island to John Laura
son Who will set out peach orchard
Pharmacist McNama ra at Gannett s
Drug Store was taken I'll first Of the
week and was compelled to return to
his home at Gladwin.
Ruben st. John, aged about "a years
was killed while loading logs at
Pelston. yesterday. His home was
In Wilson township and he was the
main support OF his widowed mother,
Mrs. Godfrey.
R<V. l.. S. Matthe WIS this week sold
hW0-acre farm just south Of town to
A Tindale. Mr.. Matthews retains
possession for a few months. when,
with his family, he intends to locate
I'm Maryland.
The fifth semi-annual convention Of
the Rural Letter Carriers Assn for
this section will be held at Ellsworth,
Feb'y %. r. A. Brintnal of East
Jordan is on the program to respond
to- the Address OF Welcome.
@hty Agent Madison was at Cold
wateY this week where he took
three children and placed in the State
institution. The case is a sad one.
The family resided in Hudson town
ship, the father deserted the family
and the mother was compelled by cir
cumstances to enter the county in
Urinary.
A good-sized audience greeted the
Elma B. Smith Co. Tuesday evening
at Loveday Opera House. The enter
tainment was well received. The
next number Of the Lecture Course
will be March It'll when Montaville
Flowers will entertain. Mr. Flowers
is a maR Of national repute and is nc
stranger to an East Jordan audience,
Sidney G. Sedgnan and Miss Gen
evieve Kile were married on Monday
evening, Feb'v 7th. The ceremon Y
took place at the Methodist Episcopal
church and was solemnized by the
pastor, Rev. W. W. Lamport. Mr.,
and Mrs Fred Bsonette attended the
co1ke as best man and bridesmaid
Md Mrs. Sedgmau are AT Home
IN tyeir newly furnished rooms on
StaCe.st.
A letter received from J. A. Ever
lit. National President OF the +. :.
of z. stltes that plans are being ar
ranged now for holding big meet ing
for farmers and farm women at East
Jordan. The Ladies' Society is re.
auested 10 make the local arrange
ments for this meeting to be held rs
soon as the weather will permit. All
farm women will be expected to feel
a deep INTEREST in this meeting and
good speakers will address the farm.
ers.
A bad accident occurred at the K
j. & s. r. r. crossing near Mill b
yesterday morning in which the team
belonging to j. A. Nickless was in
stantly killed and the owner had {
narrow escape with his life. An K. J
81 S. locomotive was returning from
Chemical Plant with number o
empty fats. Mr.. Nickless had loaC
ofAabs on his dray and drove ontc
the back before realizing the trair
was Coming. The locomotive strucl
the horses and they were carried sew
eral car lengths, killing them at once
Mr.. Nickless was knocked off the loaC
of slabs and escaped uninjured.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-02-12

Harry Stone was here from Cheboy-
gan over sunday.
The new Hairlight Turbanetts at
b. T.. Hubbard & Co =.
Victor Roussin OF Muskegcn was
here Tuesday guest Of +. b. Gannett.
Earl CrOssman was mp from Grand
Rapids over Sunday, guest Of his par
ents.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl. Roy left first
or the week for visit with friends at
Flint.
Mrs. w. p. Porter gave farewell
party TO Mrs. b. A. Dole, Monday
afternoon.
Contractor Bert Wilhelm is at Fire..
mont rebuilding the tannery there for
Boyne City parties.
Mrs. Herbert McClain ard Mrs. A.
+. Church are guests of Boyne city
and Advance friends this week
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Weiss are re-
celving a visit from the latter's
brother, Joseph teiner of the 500.
Miss Nina Saxton, sister Of Mrs f.
B. Gannett is here from lnterlochen
assisting at the Gannett Co. s store.
Mr.. Jackson, an aged resident of
Bowen's addition, was recently in
jured quite severely by falling through
trap cellar door.
A Carpet Rag social will be held by
the pupils OF the Chaddock School
next Saturday evening, Feb'y 10Th.
Every body invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeock were here
from Monroe this week 10 attend the
funeral Of Leonord Lancaster. Mrs.
Wheelock being sister Of j. A. Ian
caster.
Mrs. Bert Wilhelm and Miss Gene
We've SENEGAL entertained the two
ladies societies of the Catholic church
on Mardi Gras evening-Tuesday. A
four course supper was served and a
most enjoyable evening spent at
cards, etc.
The Boyne City Lumber Company
at Boyne City, is about TO build a
large new dock for their use. 1t will
be Just south Of the railroad transfer
dock. John Monroe, Of East Jordan,
has the contract TO drive 300 spiles
for the work which will be done at
once.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Caulder with
little daughter arrived here Tuesday
morning from their home at Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan, for visit with
Mrs Caulder's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Harrington. Business matters
compelled Mr.. Cauder's return this
week but Mrs. Cauider with daGgh-
ter will remain for longer visit.
Joe" has deserted the charging
pictures business and become an agr-
culturist. Together with his two
brothers they have purchased some
1900 acres and are raising grain on a
Wholesale scale. So far the fates have
smiled at them and they have liter
ally coined money.
Mrs w. w. Lamport was on Mon
day evening pleasantly reminded Oi
her birthday anniversary by large
company of friends who took the par
sonage by surprise. The evening was
spent in social enjoyment and in
listening to music by the young mems
Quartette and piano duets by Hazel
Cummins and Marjorie Bell. Mrs
Ellie Stanford also gave delightful
readings In behalf Of the company
Rev. A. ID. Grgsby presented Mrs
Lamport with silver cake dish ant
a bake dish.
Goldenrod Local M. L. s. of e
elected officers at the last meeting a.
follows:--
President-Mrs. Mary Crawford.
Vice pres Miss Elsie Matthews.
Sec.-Mrs. Title Howey.
Asst. Sec'y-Miss Della Murray.
Treasurer-Miss Marcia Lanway.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-02-12
Eyes and Ears Tested Free.

DR.. Owen Detroit eye and ear
specialist "a years. will be at Russell
House Tuesday and Wednesday, Mar.
l aud 2. Glasses in all styles and
prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Deafness and all diseases OF eve and
ear treated.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-02-12

First Class Work at reasonable
prices. Address East Jordan or call
at my home three miles east of town
on tho Boyne Falls State road-MRs.
MARY HOLLAND.
Charlevoix county herald., 1910-02-12
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Following is lIst of the letters re
naming uncalled for in the East Jor-
dan postoffice for the week endin,
Feb. S, 1919.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03


punging
raion National however Harmon
Wilson is
the
Gray other the Governor
lister the
OF
tons
Naoas and has led Roosevelt into fields
ltical has
1t is by the
of
well recall the Doe Republican
political
I he
the candidacy
him from other
The hope
spiracy cnsla the
In with ywhcrcI
universal disgust which has arisen seeing the
the
headquarters for the awkward squad politics.
political
sorr9w that with nearly three
American people intelligent of
be thought order
lands and in which belong to the
people in exchange for the votes which
solemn
Those futile in the New Naionsm
IN the doctrine OF
"NNse pohces OF government
the mol
e nor Roosevelt by the advocacy principles reform
Hepuolean party they
ou so long as this be
ana VIII be the Republican people is in
the Democracy-Natlonal Monthly.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
A FALSE ASSUMPTION.


a
be
its
a
sRlbtion.
~ it
learn the real pre and philosophy tariff and comprehend
VIM
sui a
be in
protected absurd the
Governor
of opposition up
against will
he dorine-no tariff
bill
a
90 100 1876 and $50 G5
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
TAFTISM AT LOW TIDE.

Taft administration failure
Presidency in
Nthe qualities he Public dsappo
of nung Of
people finally
Republican
partisan
Hextricate
dethrone
the President
that their counsel
cannons
vigorously
esgn undoubtedly Vice
schalrmaa the New Prden
6unon
middle
fecreary Noron
Se reopenns Federal
3nen
That
Ectory Pondexer House LETTER
poup President
where each succeeding
Th country has had Taft ana moi
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
GEOGRAPHY.

i. Explain the climatic influences OF
the Alps mountain system.
2. What are the products of the
Amazon valley? or Peru?
3. Give two routes of travel in going
from Argentina TO Germany. What
products are exchanged?
4. What are the natural resources
OF Oklahoma?
B. Explain, the action and cause OF
geysers.
g. What countries of Asia are in the
same latitude as Ohio? Give the cap.
ital OF each of these countries and
their products.
Z. To what city would you go to see
large manufacturing plant OF fur
niture? or machinery? OF ships and
boatsY OF cotton goods? or carpets? (?
or laces?
8. Draw a free-hand outline map OF
Africa showing (a) three countries and
name them. CD four rivers, and (c)
two historic places.
8. Locate these rivers and name a
city on each Seine, Ganges, Maumee,
Plata and Volga.
10. How do you teach longitude to
your pupils? How do you teach them
10 know the changes of the moon? In
what grades do you first attempt to
teach these subjscts2
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
THEORY AND PRACTICE.

l. What can school do to cultivate
the esthetlc nature OF children? What
devices have you for doing this?
2. Describe the relation OF conduct
and the will. OF conduct and the as.
sociations.
8. State clearly the important poin Is
that you put into practice when you
assign new reading lesson to a class.
4. From what course have you de.
rived the most benefit in obtaining
methods Of teaching-from the study
of books or from your teachers? Why?
What practical lesson for your school
do you draw from this experience OF
your own?
5. State the manner Of taking the
school enumeration and give the uses
in taking IL.
6. What books did you study last
year upon the subjects of professions
work? What ones have YOU planned
to study this year? What ones are
suggested N the o. T. X. c.?
Z. Give the arguments for the in.
trouuction OF music and drawing into
our schools?
5. Define the phrase "how to
study? The phrase teaching how
to study?
3. What is meant by longer tenure
OF office for the teacher? How pro
cure this?
10. What is your method for teach.
ing the memorizing Of defamation?
For teaching sight reading?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
HARVARD
SHOWS BEST
Form of all the Big Foot.
ball Teams This Year.
Death Already Reported.
By United Press Wire.

New York, oct. with football
death already reported and score
or more of injuries In Saturdays
games, the experts are rapidly reach
ing the opinion that the game is as
dangerous as before the revisionists
operated upon the rules.
The game Saturday beween Yale
and Syracuse both supposed to re-
present the best OF modern" foot
ball, resulted i'm eight injuries, two
of which Were serious. In view of
this, coaches are now asking whether
1t Is possible 10 eliminate the dangers
from the game.
Up to date the followers of the
game are agreed that Harvard has
shown the best form of any of the
big eastern teams. Yale's showing
against Syracuse was n distinct dis
appointment to the Blues, but as
Yale has a habit of starting off poor
ly and then rounding into champ
lonship form, the students and
alumni are not yet worried. Injuries
to Yale men will retard the practice
this week.
one big advantage that Harvard
appears to have this year is her
wealth of material which Is approach
ed by no other team i'm the country.
In her game with Bowdoin, Harvard
played almost an entirely different
team from that which defeated Bates
earlier in the week.
one fact that has been brought
out plainly in the new game is that
gains through the line are much
harder. Several times Saturday the
Dig teams were held when within a
Few yards of touchdown. The rule
iorbldding the pulling or pushing of
the player carrying the ball was
reasponfible oex these faf5ures to
gain This means that more reliance
VIII nave to be placed i'm field goals,
open work and end plays.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
Ohio Inventors,

Following patents just issued Ia
ONO inventors by ID. Swift e. Co..
patent lawyers, Washington, ID. c., who
WIN furnish copies of any patent for
ten cents apiece to our readers.
Hays Alexander, Youngstown, con-
crete mixing machine; Arthur Brown
Norwood, dynamo-electric machine;
FRANKLIN Brown, Dayton, hand-tr truck;
FRANKLIN Burkhardt. Springfield, slic-
ing machine; Harry Butcher, Urha-
na' attachment for Emery wheel
dresser. John Davis, Hamilton, flush
valve; Frank Fieberger. Akron, stove
or turnlce radiator; Roland Gardner,
cleveland abrading wheel; Alfred
oetE, sidney, woodworking machine;
EaWln Hulse, Columbus. sofa bed (;
Daniel Johnsdn, Columbus Grove,
nutioek Thomas Jones. Oak Hill,
Flexible closure for cabinets; Samuel
Mattnes' Mansfield. Hinge; John Pa
mer' Akron, drawing pen; John PEN
norwood Buckeye city, Horseshoe
FRANK Reynolds, Columbus, car coupl
Ing; Clarence Tyllr, Alliance, bridge
Tor oyehead travelling crane.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
GRAMMAR.

1. What are the qualities OF good
letter? What is meant by originality
of expression? How do you obtain IL
OF your pupils?
2-3, Diagram and parse the words in
black face type: 1T is not ignoble to
feel that the fuller life which sad ex.
perience has brought us Is worth our
own personal share of pain"
A. Write a paragraph Of ten lines or
more upon Grammar in the Eighth
Grade"
8. Give and illustrate all the uses OF
the relative pronoun. s..,rugne-s
Z. Write five sentences containing
nouns In the possessiye case by ap.
position.
s. Define contraction, abridgment,
verbal noun, synthesis, and predica.
tion. Give examples OF each.
8. How may punctuation affect q
sentence? How may it affect the
analysis OF sentence? The posi-.
tion of modifying clauses and phrases?
10. How may we know the tense of
verb? Whether the verb Is active
or passive? Whether a verb Is finite
or an infinitiye?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
Intoxicated by Tobacco.

Giving evidence against man on a
charge or disorderly conduct at Bow
street police court, constable said
that the accused behaved In very
violent and disorderly manner in Lei
cester square on Tuesday evening. He
qnarreled with cabman. and eventu-
any the witness took him into GUS
touy' believing him TO be drunk. At
the police station the prisoner denied
that ne had been drinking. and the
aoctor VINO examined him reported
that he had chewed tobacco to such an
extent thpt II had had the same effect
upon am as alcohol, Rali~Mnll Ga
xette.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
IF MOSES
CAME TO
Chicago he Would Find the
God of Kammon Sitting
High on His Throne Ac-
cording to Rev. Bill.
BY United Press Wire


k Chicago, oct. 3-1f Moses would lust
pack up his slabs of stone and come
TO Chicago 1t might serve to give him
better opinion of the idolatrous
Israelites
II Is patent fact that people of
Chicago don't care for Moses and
everyone of the commandments is
broken every day.
Chicago has these statements-and
a few others-delivered by the Rev,
Ingram f.. Bill, of the North Shore
Baptist church, yesterday, to ponder
over today.
The Rev. Bill chose as his text yes
terday; III Moses came to Chicago"
ana In the course of his sermon, de-
cided that the first law given would
do worse than break his tablets Of
stone. He would hunt out the deep
est spot in Lake Michigan and throw
them in.
At work, he asserted the typical
Christian worships Mammon; at lei
sure he offers up incense to his de-
sires and modern cheap shows debase
his mind and sap his strength.
when a man thinks in dollars and
cents, determines from the standpoint
o' dollars and cents, and sinks man
hood, brotherhood, an every high ideal
in his Unsuitable thirst to make money
he plays the role of the idolator whose
god Is the spirit of Mammon" declar-
ed Rev. Bill
In these beautiful homes around us
there are plenty of FOUNDERS and high
flyers who care more for the clandes-
tine Irritation and the seductive music
OF the wine room than they do for
home and heaven and humaity."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
UNITED STATES HISTORY, lNClUD-
ING CIVIL GOVERNMENT.

1. Write the preamble to the constl.
tuition of the United States. Write any
part Of the constitution of Ohio.
2. Who are the following men and
what did they do: Lord Baltimore ?
La Sale? Cortes? Joliet? Ethan Allen?
3. Describe the attempt to establish
n monarchy In Mexico with Maxlmilian
at the head Of IT. What were the
reasons for this attempt?
4. How is the United States espec.
tally interested in Liberia? In the
Samoan Islands? In Cuba?
8. Write the history connected with
either of the following sayings: RE.
member the Alamo CT Jackson de.
stroyed the United states Bank"
G. What is meant by present day
tendencies What are some OF tho
TENDENCIES OF the policies of our GOV.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
PHYSIOLOGY.

! What are the chief functions OF
oxygen? or carbon? Give speclllc
use Of each
2. Give the teachers duty In di.
covering and correcting physical de,
fectG In pupils.
s. Write ab0u, the circulation of the
blood through the lungs
4. Give your methods Of ventilatlng
the school room in which you teach.
How would YOU yentilate one heated
with a stove?
.. Describe the plasma and give its
chief function.
q. State how and why digestion IS
inteyfered with by undue excitement,
by oyereating; by fatigue; by Ina nj
fcient mastication.
z. What changes in the air takes
place in the lungs? Why is this so?
y. Why does the law require the
teaching OF the effects of narcotics and
alcoholics in our schools? What are
some OF the results OF this teaching?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03

e6r, ~ ~.s 49,. y -
erninent7
Z. Describe the campaigns around
Philadelphia during the Revolutionary
war. What were the general results
of these campaigns? Who were the
leaders in them?
s. In wha; specific instances did Ma.
poleCn's career affect American his,
tory? What noted Americans were
connected with these events?
8. What problems did the recon.
struction period present? How was
each one finally disposed Of?
10. Write the causes and results OF
the War of 1872. Outline campaign
of that war in detail: describe one
very important event OF this cam.
paign
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
READING.

l. What use of the blackboard do
YOU make in teaching beginners to
read? Give your method in detail.
2. Discuss the importance OF CORE.
lating reading and coNposition work.
3. Name at least. three current
papers or magazines that you would
nave your pupils read. How do you
get them TO read these? How are they
provided for the pupils?
4. What plan do you follow In the
moral instruction of your school? or
what devices do you make use? What
books?
8. In what condition are the affairs
in Nicaragua?
g., What items OF information and
pleasure have you CLEANED from the
census reports OF 1910 thus far?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
LITERATURE.

1. Give a biography or Dickens.
Quote from one OF HIS writings Which
of his works do you like the best?
Why so?
2. Name some Of the masterpieces
of our school readers and quote from
two of them. What are some Of the
vital points of interest and worth In
these selections?
8. Who wrote "The Corn Song?
Bitter-Sweet"2 "The Bells? The
last book that you read? Why did
you read this book? Who wrote the
Psalms?
4. Outline the period OF English
Literature in which Addison lived.
For what was ii especially noteo?
Quote from prose writing of this
period.
5. What magazines and papers of
good reading Is furnished TO your
schools How is II furnished? How
do you use It?
6. Name some books on history In
your own library; some on poetry;
some on science. Name those that
you have on the subjects concerning
your profession and the author of
each.
4 Define romance, satire. 7tragedy,
humor and altruism. Name work
and the author OF each In which these
are displayed. any
8. Tell briefly the story of one of
the following writings: "Comus," "Es.
say on Man." Sesame and Lilies"
David Copperfeld," "As You Like It."
or I'm Memoriam." ~.i,.
0. Who is the PoetLaureate Of Eng.
land? The leading living writer OF
poetry in America The. leading
novelist OF the present time? A
worthy writer OF literature for chi.
dren? Write something about q work
of one Of these writer's.
10. Describe the life and works of
Walt Whitman; of Wendell Phillips:
of Henry ID Thoreau; OF Noah Web.
ster; Of Stephen C. Foster.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
APT QUESTIONS
FOR TEACHERS
Applicants fOrCOuniyCertltlCdteS
Had 10 Answer Them.
EXAMINATION HELD OCT. |, 10

Prepared by the State School Com.
missioner TO Test the Mental Quail
itieations Of Those Who Seek Posi-.
tlons as Teachers In the Public
Schools.
Following is the list OF questions
as prepared under direction of the
state commissioner Of public schools,
and submitted at the county exam
ination for teachers. Oct. 1. for ele-
mentary school certificates:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
ls1xyatI,ins & Comnanx

Still have few of their last lot of
imported Percheron brood mares,
which anyone wanting really high
class stock are invited to see. These
VIII be sold mighty reasonably to
make room for another shipment to
arrive next month. 9-29-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
THE VARIOUS LoNDoNs.


when
London
County Iondon. mil
ter lond
London
miles
Police London,
criminal London miles.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03

There Will be business meeting OF
the Frances willard w. c. II. u. to
morrow afternoon at the Lincoln
avenue home OF Mrs. j. ID. Fisher.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
pLu,rEs PLUMEs pLU,fEs

South African plumes. French II
inchess S1,95 up; Willows 1G inch
S4,75sfup. Save 1-3 to 1-2. Let's
Hair Store 9-2G ct.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
CRTHOGRAPHY.

/. Write the rules for words ending
In the letter g when adding another
syllable.
2. Name the organs OF speech and
give the effects OF each OF these organs
In uttering the following letters: q, I,
3, n, X, n, and ].
8. Write five rules or directions thar
you give your pupils to make good
spoilers OF them.
4. Indicate proper pronunciation NJ
these words: solace, neurology, apri.
cot, interrogate, vertices.
8. Define letter, homonym. cognsts
pclysyllable, dieresis.
6, give all the uses Of diacriticsl
marks.
7. Give your method OF hearing n
recitation In oral spelling.
$40. Spell as the examiner pro.
hounces: Remittance, dispensable
culpable, calomel, changeable, epitome
hesultory, fHrinaceous, patois, nostral.
gla, infectious, allegiance, indescrih.
able, cynosure. emollient.
Real Laziness.
The Little Iiusslans-those OF the
south-are said to be cieverer than rbe
Russians Of the north. but tbey ara
lazy-just how lazy may be gathered
from this quotation from MIR. Maurice
Earrings book, Russian Essays and
Stories"
THE Little Russian said Little
russian gentleman to Inc, lis SO lazy
that he Will say 10 his wife, Little
wife, say whoa to my horse. have
q pain N, my tongue"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-03
$. 80 35M 1875 equals what
'sN "a Nf11'aA
203lA 11S G3/7 decimally?

8. Write the metric table OF weight:
OF capacity. How do you reduce kllo.
grams 10 grams? Kilograms to
pounds?
10. Five-year bonds paying 5eo arc
quoted at 1924. What rate OF incora"
would an investor receive on the cos?