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The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
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The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
SAYS "REBUKE THE JUDGE"
Resolution Introduced in Illinois Sen ate Asks That Body to Criti-
 cise Tilden Judge.

Springfield, H., May 17.-Official criticism of a member of the judiciary for the first time in the history of an Illinois legislative body is proposed in a resolution introduced in the Illinois senate by Senatory Hurburgh.
 The resolution asks the senate to criticise Judge Petit of Chicago for his decision holding Edward Tilden of Chicago, millionaire packer and reputed custodian of the $100000 brib- cry fund used in connection with the election of United States Senator Will liam Lorimer, not liable for contempt.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
MAKES IDA FARRELL RICH
By Supreme Court Decision John DIS Nemesis Becomes Part of Stand
 ard Oil System.

Chicago, May 17.-On La Sale street, where financiers gather, the only topic of conversation was the decision of the supreme court dis solving the Standard Oil company.
 Tt will make a multimillionaire of Ida M. Tarbell, the original foe of the Standard Oil and Rockefeller inter- Sale.
 Her father, so I understand from Miss Tarbells publications, was the sole owner of the Pennsylvania Oil company one of the original compa- nies which the Standard in the hey day of John D. Rockefeller took over and made a part of the combination.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
TOBACCO. C.sSE FORECAST
It Is Anticipated Supreme Court Rul- Ing, Expected May 29, Will
 Dissolve Trust.

Washington, May 17.-The decision of the supreme court in the American Tobacco company case is expected on May 29, which will be the last op- portunity for handing down opinions bt fore the second Monday in October
 The decision in the Standard Oil company case has anticipated the de termination in the Tobacco cases to this extent
 That the tobacco trust will be de clared combination in restraint ot trade because it's organization is sim liar and it's methods almost identical with those just condemned.
 That it will be pronounced a mo nopoly because the effect of it's or ganization and management has been to monopolize the entire world.
 That it must be dissolved and the stock held by holding companies re- turned to the more than one hundred concerns amalgamated.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
HANNIBAL BRIDGE C0. NIT
u. S. SUPREME COURT UPHOLDs
 JUDGE OVERS $1o,ooo FINE.
Owners and Wabash Railroad Re fused Demand of Secretary of
 War to Change Structure.

Washington, May 17.-The decision of Judge Dyer of the federal court for the eastern district of Missouri that the Hannibal Bridge company and the Wabash Railroad company must pay fines aggregatng $10,000 for failing to comply with an order of the secretary of war to make certain improvements in the bridge was upheld by the SUI preme court of the United States.
 The secretary of war in 1906 di- rected changes be made in the bridge in the interest of navigation. The bridge company and the Wabash rail road refused to comply with the or der because, according to their con- tentions, the bridge was constructed under a special act of congress of 1866 and that it was not subject to the requirements of g later general act of Congress giving the war depart ment jurisdiction over bridges across navigable streams. The federal court held otherwise to the contention of the bridge interests and the supreme court affirmed the trial courts deci- sion.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
NEW MAP, NEW RECORD
Later Measurements Show American Exceeded Mark Made by
 Frenchman.

New York. May 1.-The recent completion of new official map of Canada may result in a worlds record being credited to Alan R. Hawley, vinnor of the international balloon race of 1910. The record Is at present held by Count de la Vaulx. who GOV cred 1,192 miles ten years ago.
 Hawley's trip from St. Louis was logged by the Aero club as 1172 miles. Now, according to advices from Mon treal, the new map shows that Flaw Icy travelled 1,207 miles. The club will send representatives to ascertain the exact landing place and confirm the new figures, If possible.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
OHIO GRAFT INQUIRY WEAK
No Funds to Pay Witnesses and No Power to Compel Attendance
 at Investigation.

Columbus, O., May 17.-Prospects of a full weeks session of the grand jury were bright, according to at taches of the prosecuting attorneys office, when the jury reconvened for continuation of the inquiry into the legislative graft" scandal. A number of witnesses were summoned to ap- pear.
 Everything is disorganzed regard ing the investigation. Attorney Gen cral Hogan insists that there Ia no provision for the payment of wit nesses and therefore their attendance and testimony can not be enforced.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
NOTICE

Tom Smith and others. Defendants
 NOTICE
 IS HEREBY GIVEN that E, w. Grove has ! filed in the Nevada Chancery Court of Neva- da County, Arkansas, a petition to confirm the title to the following lands lying in said 1 county. to-wit:
 South Half (s1O of ,he Southeast Quarter GEO of Section ThrtyTwo (S2)
 South Half (Sls) of the Southeast Quarter ! (SElO of Section Thirty-Three tSS)
 Thirty acres in the form of a paralelogramI og of the South side of the North haf tNhl of the Southeast Quarter tSE4l Of Secuon Thirty-Tbree tS3) the West hali tWaloi rs the | Southwest Quarter (SWA) of section Thirty four t34) Township Thirteen (l3) Sonth range twenty (20) West The Southeast Quarter (SEAl of the North | east Quarter (NEA of section TwoG) Fifty-four and fi-l00 acres of of the NerthI side of the Northeast Quarter tNEA) oi sec tion four t4); also part ot the Northwest Gsl ter (NWA) of section four (i) descrpea asI as follows:
 Beginning at point four (i) chains ana nfly : (5O) links South of the Northwest corner ol ! section four tD and run south on the secvn s.. line fifteen U5l chains and Sixty'nne Ios, lnAs | thence east to the east line or the hof.nNoSs ais. quarter of said section; thence north ce ni.cea C5) chains and sixty nine t69) links, thenco west to the place of beginning; also oeglnusk ! at point thirty-fiye t3S) chains ana eiss% ns, eight (ss) links south of the northwest COFFEE n of section four(D and run south on the secnyi Sssi line fourteen 04) chains and sixty'elghI .as. ws, links to the quarter corner between secu1vs, 1.l, four (4) and five (5); thence east fortynSe m chains and eighty tso) links thence nopIn Sd ss ss teen QD chains and sixty-elght lool an ns ;n thence west to the point of oeginhing, as ssr,r " township fourteen U4) south, range '"eD' (e0) west, Also the west half (W1s) of section uosssst .sss six (Se) west half WIS Of the sou,n.st so,hwsst tSE4l of section thirty-stX 5ol sou.rt nnartsrI quarter lSWAl of the northeaS. aaS tcvn. fNEAl of section thirty-six 5oli all srs Ill fall ship thirteen l13l south, range '"en'soD
 west na
 Also the southeast quarter lsEAI wsuty. v. sonthw est quarter lSWA Of secuoilh '"sr rsure eight 2sl township eleven llil .sou'n'
 twenty l20l west, any
 All persons who have or clam to n", ars csl l interest in said lands or any of theni na ad0 ksW ed upon to appear in said .s cour. "se sst forth cause why the title of the pettloheiiS mt be 1 in said suit filed in said court siou0 confirmed. c.o .c.py
 Witness my hand as clerk or as tne .ua oa Us | Court of Nevada County Arkansas VI the 2s day of April. 1911. Clerk ofl Chancery Court of Ne'au' w
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
THREE-DAY FIGHT ENDS IN TER RIFLE DIAz DEFEAT-5oo
 FEDERALS SLAIN.
DIAZ TO ANSWER MADERO
Buildings Are Sacked and Only Loyal nsurrecto Subjects AL lowed to LiVe-Dozens
 Shot in Streets.

Mexico City, May 17.-Details of the capture of the town of Sombre- reto, between Aguas Calientes and Torreon, by Mexican insurrectos and the massacre of 500 federals and in- offensive cities were received here.
 The town was captured after a fight which began Thursday and ended on Saturday. The rebel approach num- bered nearly 2000 men, while the town, which had a population of CO., 900, was defended by fewer than POO federals, who were reinforced by GA state guards, 25 rurales and a band ot citizen volunteers.
 Dynamite Used.
 Capturing a quantity of dynamite from nearby mining camps, the reb- els devised a new method of destruc- ton. Using powerful sling shots, they hurled the sticks of dynamite into the town from the neighboring heights. A company of rebel cavalry charged the town battered down the defensive works and rode triumphantly through the streets, shooting down every liv- ihS biAIhS III oi6his hC itCNS idil red with blood and the few prisoners taken escaped with their lives only by shouting Viva Madero," and pretend ing to be rebel sympathizers.
 Dlaz to Answer Madero.
 Fl Paso, Tex, May 17-With the situation in Ciudad, Chihuahua, rap- Idly becoming desperate for it's garri- son and its inhabitants, Francisco I. Madero again held out hope of perma- nent peace in Mexico.
 Judge Carbajal, official peace envoy of President DiaZ, communicated to Diaz Madero's latest peace terms, which according to Madero himself are only slightly modified from the original terms he offered during the recent armistice.
 The hopefulness of peace advocates here is based on the fact that the ne gotiations were reopened first by Judge Carbajal. The judge went to Madero's camp under flag of truce and presented a proposition for end ing the revolution. What it's terms were has not been announced, but jt is believed that they included.
 l. The ultimate retirement of Pres idont Diaz and the elevation of De la Barra to the provisional presidency. pending new general election.
 2. The appointment of only one rev otutionary sympathizer to the cabinet.
 3. Permitting Madero to appoint ten ftate governors.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
Reformed Church General Synod.

Canton, O., May 1.-The General Synod of the Reformed Church in the United States is holding it's eighteenth triennial session here, the opening meeting being last night Rev. Dr. J. Spangler Kieffer of Hagerstown, Md is presiding and about 250 dele gates are present. The Woman's Mis-. sionary society and the Layman's Mis- sionary Movement also are in session here, the president of the former be- ing Mrs. Rebecca s. Dotterer of San Marcos, Tex,
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
FALLS TO DEATH AT HOME
Aged Woman Misses Footing in Dark and Plunges Down Elf
 teen Feet.

St. Louis, May 17.-Mrs. Charlotte Delhl, S2 years old, being troubled with insomnia arose just after mid night and began moving feebly about her room on the second floor at no Market street The rear stairway was in darkness, and she fell Is feet down it to the floor below. Her skull was fractured and she died few hours later at the city hospital.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
GIRL SETS VAULTlNG MARK
at Five Feet Four Inches and Makes New Record.

Gainesville, O., May 1.-The feat of Ruth Spencer of Mansfield, O., at the Lake Erie college track meet when she cleared the bar at ] feet 1 inches in the pole vaulting contest broke the worlds intercollegiate wo mans pole vaulting record.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
G0LC0NDA VETERAN DIES
R. Commander and Postmaster Since 1898.

Golconda, H., May 17.-Capt. John c. Baker, postmaster of Golconda since 1898, and commander of Col conda post. G. A. R.. for the past 20 years, died at his home here.
 He was 6S years old and had been a merchant here since the close of the Civil war.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
Tax Assessors Notice

l will meet the property owners of Ne vada County at the following times and places for the purpose of permitting them to give in their taxes on both real and personal property:
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
In Nevada ChanCery Court

E. W. Grove Plaintiff
 vS Tom Smith and others Defendants
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
THINK ABOUT II $:'s 4: s.s. ,,,'

70 yov a1d yssars ltmeans ali the iu,.rss,. Ing s.7<s VI tn community, of yous A,Irh. bot.svs fris.Ss, of the churches andsclesls U ecsrythisg in which you arc directly interested. Don't you thiuk ,hA Htu. Paper h geod u ing to have,
The Prescott daily news., 1911-05-17
In Nevada Chancery Court

F.. W. Grove. pao,r
 NS Tom Smith and others. Defendants
 WARNING ORDER The defendant. Tom Smith is warned to ap pear in this court within thirty days and an. Grove.
 Witness my hand as clerk of the Nevada Chancery Court on this the 92nd day of April lsll F. F.. MURRAH Clerk
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
Village Caucus.


Notice Is hereby given that a VIII
lage Caucus will be held at Town Hall,
East Jordan, Michigan, on the 4tli
day, March. 1911 at 1880 O'Clock p NJ,
for the purpose OF placing In nomina-
tiOn cand dates for Village Officers for
the ensuing term and for the tranSac-
tion OF such other business as may
properly come before IL.
BY order Of Board Of Election Com
mission,
kzmm@GlayMa@suI
Clerk OF Village OF Fast jordan
Dated, Feb. 9th, 1911.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25

Try Sherman & Sons Home made
Sausage at l3c.
You can get choice Chicago Beef At
Sherman g. Son.
Eating some angel cake makes
man feel like the devil.
Empey Bros. wIllclose out all their
stock OF Comforters at cost.
The best grade Of coffee Is the Kar-
Van, sold only by Sherman & Son.
Don't get TO travelling so fast that
YOU can't see your creditors as you
/ pass by.
With every made-to-order Suit the
Eagle Tailoring Co, Will give free OF
charge an extra pair of trousers.-
Wiesman.
The cost of fire insurance Is so cheap
you cannot afford To carly the risk.
Nicholas & Nicholas will be glad to
quote TO you prices at any rate.
Avail Yourself of this opportunity.
Our Colnforters are the largest size
filled with clean cotton batten. They
will all be sold at cost. Empey Bros.
Special Sale now on at Miss Sene-
calls. Extraordinary values are offer
ed In many lines to close them out.
Call and let us show you.
Suits, Dresses and Skirts made To
order We have a complete line Of
the celebrated e. b. Bradford & Co. s
sample cloths to select frOm.AWies-
man.
A certain amount Of pleasure Is
necessary for the relaxation OF mind
and body. but a certain amount Of
work Is just as necessary for the ap-
probation OF pleasure.
When your wife comes home and
tells you what dream Of gown she
saw for only 300 simoleums, just re.
mind her that dreams never come
true.
Telling the truth is a good trait
but the cheerful liar has more friends
than the person who goes out Of his
way unnecessarily TO tell truths thai
leave a sting.
! Christian Science services will bt
held in the Wilhelm block every Sun
day at lO:30 a. m. and Sunday SchoO
at 1l:45 a. m. Wed nesday evenin.
meeting at 1880 p. m. All are cor
dlaily invited.
, Thomas Crooks and wife have re
ceived through the local secretary o
of the Mystic Workers Of the World
check for $500 IN full payment q
death claim held by their son, Joh
$ Crooks.
Sherman & Sons Home made lar
l5c. per 10.
Special deal on Ak Coffee 1Sc. a
u sherman & Son.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
Backache, Rheumatism, Nervousness

Mean disordered kidneys, Foley
Kidney Pills have helped your neigh
bors; they will also help you. Mrs. g.
II. Hanover, Cadillac, Mich, says. II
have used Foley Kidney Pills with the
very best of results for bacKache caus-
ed by kidney trouble. Had also ner-
vous headaches especially during
morning hours. A few weeks treat
ment of Foley Kidney Pills complete
ly dispeled all my trouble, curing my
backache and stopped those attacks
or nervous headaches. Foley Kidney
Pills have my highest recommends
tion." Hite Drug Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25

Petoskey population is Ats. In
1900 It was 5,2s5.
Village Caucus next Saturday even
ing at Town Hall.
Village election comes on a Hoodoo
date this year-Monday, March 18th
g. A. Jones. a popular Pere Mar
auette con 1uctor, has purchased and
will soon lake management or the
Beulah Home at Boyne City.
Hepfy L. lddings OF Charlevoix
dropped dead Ia Block Bros. store
Tuesday noon. Deceased was aged 90
years, and was one OF Charlevoix most
prominent business men.
A special program will be given at
the Family Theatre next Wednesday
evening. Our Band will give several
selections and the film will be, LET
Us Give Thanks" Admission 10
cents.
The Charter Commission met last
Friday evening and organized with
A. F.. Cross president and w. p.
Sduier secretary. The commission
form of government seems to meet
with popular approval.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Caulder are here
from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, guest
OF tle eIlatters parents. Mr.. and Mrs
WiMkm Harrington. Joe is delv'
ing ia real estate and dairy farming
and is "making good"
At special meeting of the common
council Monday evening a petition
was presented by majority of th'
property owners on Main street ask
ing for a pavement from State stree
north TO Division street. Neccessar
action was taken and the council ad
jourued to meet March 7th.
On Friday evening, Feb. 18th
twenty-five members of East Jorda'
Lodge No. ss2, Mystic Workers o
World by special invitation visite'
Boyne City Lodge. At which tim
hfteen new candidates were given Tn
initiatory work. A banquet TO whic
about two hundred sat down TO wa
the feature of the evening. The Wis
ftors came home 10 the wee-sma-hour
of the mornin.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25

Rocking Chairs Galore at WHIT
TINGToN's.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
ESOUIRES OF THE HOLY GRAIL

number Of the boys between the ages Of IL
and IA was organized nto.the Esquires OF the
Holy Grail by the Merlin, Rev. L. Porter Ben
nett. This is an Organization that has for It's
object the building up OF character. lts
methods are Scout Work. Athletics of all kind
and literary work. The Supreme once Is at
Tiplon Ind. 1t has organizations In 81 states
and In the Philipp nts, Japan anu south Amer
lea. There are the three ranks the knights
which was orgai lied here short time ago
which includes The boys over IA, the Esquires
and the Pages The above meeting was held
at the I, cture room of the church on Tuesoay
VIII. N the can didates were given the mysteries
OF the ESQ auires and the following officers were
elected:
Z auire Commander-Elwyn Sunstedt.
ESQUIRE Vice Commander-Clare Reid.
ESQUIRE Prelate-William LaValley.
ESQUIRE Of the Srroll-Glenn Holiday.
ESQUIRE of the Purse-Lyie Jepson.
ESQUIRE OF the Herald-Melvin Roy.
The regular meeting will be held the second
aud fourth Tut sdays
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25

Saturday Matinee: "Smoker S
Dream;" 'The Boy and the Devils
Wand" "
Saturday Evening: cat the Fall of
the Eagle" "Phenomenal Theater:"
"SmOker's Dream:" The Boy aud
the Devils Wand"
Monday: "Forget-me- notS."
Tuesday: "Girl of the North
Woods" "
Wednesday: Special Program. The
East Jordan Military Band will give
several selections, and the film will
be Let Us Give Thanks" Admis
sion l0c. for this evening.
Thursday: "Transfusion.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
Brlets Of the Week

d. Healey Is here from Alabama
for a visit.
Grover Blain was here from Alba
over Sunday.
F. R. Dodge was Boyne City Wis
itor, Monday.
Miss Violet Emery is guest OF her
sister at BoyDe City.
DR.. and Mrs r. A. Risk are guest
of Detroit friends this week.
Miss Carrie Bayliss Of Lapeer is
guest of East Jordan friends.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Mad
| dock daughter last Saturday.
Mrs. Morley Tindale . is guest of
PetOskey friends over Sunday.
L G.. Madison was Charlevoix
business visitor first Of the week.
Miss Irma HurIbert returned home
| from Au Sable Thursday evening
Bert Hart returned Wednesday from
a visit with Traverse City friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Beilinger are
guest of Brutus relatives over Sunday.
r. f. Steffes and Harry Curkendall
we're Traverse City visitors this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Wood were
guest of BOyne City friends over Sun
day.
w. Fl. Rov was a Flint visitor the
past week. guest of his son Glenn, and
wife.
Miss Lottie Strong returned Tues
day from a visit with Bovne City
friends.
Ed. Cincush Is recovering nicely
from a broken arm received while
skeeing.
Chester Weibert was here from
Lansing few days and left Friday
for the 500.
Miss Hazel Stevens was here from
7 Charlevoix, Sunday, guest OF her sis
ter, Mrs. r. p. Maddox.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Porter are a
Ceder Rapids. Ia. this week, guest 0
their daughter, Miss Mary.
Miss Mary Berg resumes her schoo
! I'm the Bills district next Monday
after a three weeks vacation.
L. N. Jones received badly smash
ed and broken leg, Saturday afternoo
when he was caught between logs.
Do not forget that the Columbi
carpet can only be got at Empe
Bros. The spring designs are YER
artistic and fast colors.
! The next meeting Of the Presbytel
ian Ladies Aid Society will be bel
next Friday afternoon, March 3r
) with Mrs. w. L. French.
: The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ. I
; Church, will hold their next meetin
! at the home OF Mrs. VIM Johns0
Z Wednesday, March lst. Visitors a
: ways welcome.
Z Another blaze In the Mrs. Holme
; dwelling on Bowen's Addition caIle
: out the fire department, Tuesde
Z afternoon. The house was unoccupie
: and no insurance was carried.
q F.B. Hamilton has sold his new
; stand and confectionery store to Cha
: Bacon of Kalkaska who will tai
Z charge the first Of March. Mr.. ar
) Mrs. Hamilton have made maj
Z friends during their stay here wi
= are indeed sorry to bave them lea
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25

For SALE.-Twenty acres Of land
suitable for truck gardening, cleared
and fenced. Level land, good soil.
Greek runs through property. II mi.
southeast Of town. Will sell all or
i'm lots of acres. For particulars
address ELMER PORTER, East Jordan,
Mich.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
Fir st Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. T. Porter Bennett. Pastor.

1890: THE Lost Christ" will be
the subject that the pastor will take
for the morning service.
HAS: Sunday School. There were
l54 TO Sunday School last SUNDAY.
The Brotherhood Class for men meets
at this hour, the pastor has charge of
this class.
300: Junior Epworth League.
The Juniors are doing we'll. Let
every Junior be present next Sunday.
600: Senior Epworth League,
Pearl Sheldon. leader.
100: "A Man Shooting at Target
or the Value Of a Definite Aim,'
will be the subject for the evening
address. Good singing and hive SER
vice. Come aud ne will try to make
room for you. The pastor regretted
that so many had TO sit in the lecture
room last Sunday night but he wei
coined them 70 his service.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
Rev. A. d. Grigsby. Pastor.

Kew. A. u, 1resDy, rastoI.
Grand free concert in Presbyterian
church Sunday evening. A chorus
choir Of nearly thirty voices assisted
by Mesdames Cameron and Bush, and
Messrs Jaw Hite. flute, Webster, vio-
lin and Male Quartet.
Mrs. Grigsby will give talk. This
being the annual missionary service,
a silver Offering is asked.
Usual service in the morning, Topic
vLet the dead bury the dead. ;
Strangers and bOn-churchgOers heart
lily invited and made To feel at home
Sunday School al ll:45.
Junior &. +. at 3:l5.
Senior g. E. at 6:l5.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-02-25
LA GRIPPE COUGHS

Strain and weaken the system and
II not checked may develop into pneu-
monia. No danger OF this when
Foley's Honey and Tar Is taken
promptly. 1t Is reliable family
medicine for all coughs and colds, aud
acts quickly and effectively in cases
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