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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1911-01-07

John l. Gibson OF Traverse City,
the nig. good looking red headed Sec
retarv OF the Western Michigan De-
velopment Bureau was in BOyne City
between trains Saturday TO get some
money promised bv local people for
the work OF the Bureau. He got IT,.
He also made announcement that he
would be here during the present
month with his outfit Of views.
These show what has been done by
the bureau and bv farmers in other
parts OF the district in WORKING up in
terest Ia the production OF better
farm products for the state. Mr.. lib
son is an entertaining talker and his
lecture will be worth attending
The date is not yet settled but il is
likely that it will be during the
Roppd-Up Farmers Institute which is
to be held in this city beginning Jan.
"a. More extended announcement
Will be made later-Boyne City Jour
nal
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1911-01-07

Any man who doesn't know any
better than TO tell the story Of his
wrongs, dossn't know any better usa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
WATSON AND Chiffon
ARE SCORED BY CURTIS
EDITOR OF DEMOCRATIC NEWS.
PAPER TALKS
Mecrs~ His Choice Tor serstor-wul
Net Follow l~eadership %
WatsonL


Mr. George G. Curtis. editor Of the
Pan Handle News. Brooke county ;
Democratic organ. was a visitor in the
CITY Yesterday. The Pan Handle
Ne<S Is n OF the Democratic news
papers which has been bitterly oppos-
ing b Watson Chiffon combination.
When seen by an ln~ielligencer re-
porter Mr.. Curtis declared that he
would continue his opposition 20 Wat.
sons leadership OF the Democratic
party. He expressed the opinion that
Natson's nomination for United
states was obtained fraudu-
lently. and said that he would O be
the choice OF the voters in a fair and
square election.
In our section OF the state" said
Mr.. Curtis. the people are booming
Champ Clark for president. That Is
due largely TO the fact that Clark
graduated from Bethany college AID
Is n OF the leaders In the Christian
church. A great many Brooke county
people remember Clark as a college
student and entertain a warm friend
ship for him. He is also remembered
for the part he took in the centennial
celebration OF the Christian church
held recently In Pittsburg.
AS for United States senator. my
choice is John T. McGraw and will
continue TO be. ] think the Demo
crats of Brooke county. and the whole
state for that matter. agree with ne
in my selection"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
PASSENGER TRAINS
ON WABASH BRANCH
BETWEEN ADENA AND NEFFS
WEST WANTED BY PATRONS.
Hearing Comes Up Today Before
Ohio Public UTILITIES Com
mission.

Before the new Public Utilities
Commission OF Ohio which now. I'M
der the new law. includes the former
Ohio railroad commission in Column
bus today will come up at n hearing
for the Wabash railroad TO show why
IL should operate passenger trains on
it's branch from Adena to Neffs pass
ing through st. C~lairsville.
The people along the line have for
several years endeavored to have the
company run passenger trains which
would accommodate a large number OF
people. hut so far the company has
refused e grant the request. Finally
the people fled their complaint be-
fore the Ohio railroad commission,
and II will be heard today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
NcMechen Briefs.

Last evening the regular meeting
OF the F. 4. Iorentz brotherhood. OF
the First NJ. L. church. was held in
the hall in the bank building. Bust
ness OF importance was taken up and
the attendance was good.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Garvey. who has been
confined 10 her home on Sixth and
Grant streets for n few days. is now
improving nicely and will be able to
be n this evening.
The knights OF Pythias lodge will
meet this evening in regular session
in McMechen hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
STOP OVERS
Secretary Nayior Received Word Yes
terday That S~topoVers Would Go
In Effect On 18th.

Through General Passenger Agent
Tom Parke. OF the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. Secretary Roy r.. \aylor, OF
the boar dof trade. Yesterday received
Information IA the effect that the stop
over privileges recently granted
Wheeling by the ". x O. would 20
into effect or July 18th. These special
stOpcver tickets allow the purchaser
TO stop over in this city for a period
Of ten days and II ia thought by bust
ness men 10 be n great thing FOR the
business interests 81 this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
Talks on Teeth
By Orian Hedrick, d. d. S.
A COOL SPOT

No more delightful spot in Wheel.
ing 20 have your missing teeth re-.
placed b. Dr. Uodrick Bros than in
our big. airs. cool and light offices.
situated AZ 1915 Main street. on sec.
n floor. whore 'he cool. refreshing
breezes have free play and temper
the heat. no matter how warm 10 Ia
on tho street below And That is not
all the comfort. for teeth restoration
with rs is "a comfortable piece ~
work. 40 boring or cutting into the
gums. no pain. 10 surgery % any kind.
When The beautiful new tcc'h arc Ion
place you VIII DO glad vow decided 20
call on Dr Hedrlcf Brps LET US
EXPLAIN BRIEFLY OUR SYSTEM
or DENTISTRY. Where there arc
missing teeth. and Two or more arc
left in either Jaw. wo can with orr
system restore 800 that arc lost. with.
out fhe us" ~ plates or old. fashioned
bridge work ln the majority 81 cases
and make -lr-o new teeth strong and
firm in tho mouth. so fhry wiil look
and ACT lIfc rafGrc.s teeth
PAINLESS EXTRACTION or no
fee accepted
COLO CROWNS. 50 UP.
PORCELAIN ENAMEL CROWNS
MADE
CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK. 50
PLATES. g. UP.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
" sou mt.' or % plate. 'e, u4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
ADVERTISING L
WRITTEN BIT
WILLIAM c. FREEMAN

received a letter from Mr..
Frederick Edward Mckay
Seattle recently. He is
now manager and half owner
OF THE Yankee Girl" COM
pany, in which his wife. Miss
Blanche Ring. is starring.
While in Seattle Mr.. Nc
Kay wrote an article which
appeared in the ''PoSt-lntelli-
gencer" at the head of the
dramatic department. On
this subject he writes:
As | read my own paragraph
a second time. il occurs 10 me
that you might be glad 10 have il
sent 10 you as a text for one Of
your daily chats. The point |
make is that if a manager who is
IN the same class with all other
business men - MAKES AN
HONEST AND VALIANT EF-
FORT TO GIVE HIS PATRONS
THE GOODS and advertises ex-
actly what he has. he will make all
the money in this world. and the
mere fact that his production is
financially successful in frst-class
theatres proves that il must be ar
tistic-muSt have merit.
Every week throughout the last
two seasons a great MANY dollars
have been spent in the daily news
papers in the various cities in
which Miss Ring has appeared. As
look upon the profits OF these
two tours consider that a very
considerable portion of them is
DUE TO THE THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS SPENT IN EXTRA
ADVERTISING IN THE DAILY
NEWSPAPERS and the further
fact that the OLD-FASHIONED
HOT AIR OVER-ELABORATE
METHOD OFtWRITING THESE
ADVERTISEMENTS has been
thrown 10 the discard. Hence
forth | will spend TWICE AS
MUCH MONEY in this direction
rs hitherto. realizing that in III.
theatrical business. as in other
lines of occupation. THE SCHEME
OF BULLS-EYE' STATEMENTS
IN THE DAILY PRESS is SNIP
'LY CASTING BREAD UPON
THE WATERS"
When Mr.. Mckay ami |
were associated together we
often talked about the value
of Observation-Disclosures the
methods employed nv thea
terS-ani we always AGREED
that 4 theater running 4 good
play would always ne filled
with IN appreciatiye audience
If the MANAGEMENT took the
trouble To put SOME HUI
MAN INTEREST. As WELL
rs FACTS, in the advertising
copy.
am glad To know that Mr.
Mckay has done this on his
own account ana that he has
succeeded. The plan that he
has carried out So success
fully should Ne adopted W.
lheaicrS everywhere. Five
line ihcaier announcements
have little, ii any, effect.
Go ~ oOrfarnra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
M'MECHEN
Local Saloonlst 10 Made Defendant In
Suit for $3.50 Before Mounds
Vile Justice.

w. r. Elder and wife. OF the firm
OF Callahan and Elder. Sixth street
~saloonists. were named as defendants
yesterday afternoon in n suit filed be-
fore Squire w. NJ. Riggs. OF Mounds
Vile. by the Bergen Brandy Company.
suing him for $3.50 alleged due on a
bill OF goods shipped to this city some
months ago. Martin Brown. OF
Moundsville. acting as representative
OF the plaintiff company filed the suit.
The hearing n set for July Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
NOTICE!

The letters Fireproofng company
OF this city are doing some remark
able partition construction in the old
?. q building today. and the public
IS invited 10 inspect same. These
partitions on Of their ex-
IRENE height and large openings
demonstrate the great merit OF the
letters system. Think Of D.. . such
walls 10 feet & inches high,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
SCALE COMMITTEE
Representing Miners and Operators
of Eastern Ohio 20 Meet In
CIeWcland.

Tho foint scale committee IT tho
miners and operators Of tho Fifth sub
district of Ohio VIII hold a meeting ia
Cleveland on Thursday The confer
oncc viii be attended by District Pres
idcnt Charles Alhasln. Vice President
William Roy. Secretary A%pplcgarth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
NOTICEI

Tho LETTERS F~ireproofng company
Of this city are doing some remark
able partition construction In the old
=. O building today. and the public
is invited To inspect same. These
partitions on O OF their ox-
irem height and large openings
demonstrate the great merit Of tho
letters system. Think of H.. > such
walls Is feet S inches high!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11

and The following members Of the
miners scale committee: Frank Had.
OF Wheeling Creek: Thomas Heburn.
~ Shadysido: Noble Ault. Of Glen
coc. Robert / Patterson. Of Cleveland.
and Frank Woody. The district Off
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11

cials and Secretary Michael u. Ratch.
ford. OF the operators. have failed 10
agree on the two points OF the scale
relative to thick stone and room
necks. The joint committee will meet
TO interpret these points Of the scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
Up-The- River
News OF GicnncVa. Warwood
and Loveia1d.
Big Time Tonight.

y big time s. scheduled for TovcIand
t-i- cr'uiuE. Tic l.ot'lauI Volunteer
] 'rr HnI Protective Association viii
OPEN is"ir two dag festival on The
common. ~ stop 90. Wheeling avenue.
AMI i~4dgins from tac program and "a"
number uf 'irkotS which nave been sold
q larg- crowl Will attend THO affair
l. for tl' benefit 81 the fire de'lrttueut.
barrel Of N"ug VII! D." Eivcn away
tlf- evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11

NTI"TTE T||"| TOO \ ---UTor V1e'0r-
d'r a~ff"rr"nu % :. ~'rorhol ont Oh"
end of the iul"N FINGER 81 uis ri.tt
and Nu f't.-upt WIS made ly a Vhy-
stefan - -it.' = o. Ti.., OF finger back
"u tI' baud. but 70 vs- ,ut too badly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
To Give Lawn Fete.

The Ladies' AID society OF the
Church OF God. OF McMechen. will give
a lawn fete Saturday evening at Mar
pies grove. Ice cream. cake and
candy will be on sale. and the AFFAIR
should be a successful ne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
Gen. Elliott Cratified
Over Showing at Camp

At Camp KauaWha undav there
VAS an inspection OF quarters hy
Major Davis. commander OF the camp.
and a sermon by Rev. j.. vs.. Francis.
j, D.. formerly of Par.crsburr. bat
now of Philadelphia. chaplain. capt.
Miller. of IA" United States mcdictl
corps. has also arrived az the camu.
Tor medical inspection dI.t.
Target practice bcldu today nj
Camp kanaWha. with Companies f..
of Fayetteville. and *. a. charleston.
on the range. They will shoot ~
various distances !rou 2Up To- iooU
yards and skirmi-h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
Charters Issued.

The following charters have been
issued Dos thc secretary of state.
Th" AioiI Rubber Plantations and
Development tumuau.. or NrW Yor.
city. "ifh chief works 90 hc located .u
H." republic NJ l~irulIl. 20 harvest rub
Der. cocoa. vanilla. timber. own and
control lands. steamships. harro4.
mills. factories etc and deal in f.m.
her and lumber Tho authorized
capital is $3.50 400. and tho incor
por1tOrs are James %. ifotf. Gue'4v
Won den Steinon. g. vs.. CuffrcI d. g.
Dodge and &c. T.. French. aI Of CIc,e.
land. o
sampson Fur Company. 81 -. Paul.
MINI. 10 Teal in ffrs ffr Garments
coats. Cloaks. ctc. AufhorileI capital
f'1'nu. Incurpor1fors Fred T..
Sampson. John IS. Keith. Elmer Vs..
Conner. Thomas g. OI;r,au and Fred
W Sampson. aIl NJ 50. Paul. MINI.
y ~ Iinu a. Company. OF Charles
Town " Va. general thinning and
plumbing business deal ln stoves.
ranges. ofc Authorized capital gfr-
600. iurorporators Jacob y linn.
Arn'' VI Iinn and George y. -.sr,r. "
Charles Town. S. N4. o. o. firrt
and Gertrude " Lirh'. Summit Point.
W va
Moronraiia Preston Fair Ae-ocia
ti0u. ~ Norraufpuu. IS va fp hold
Industrial agricultural auI mcchan
Teal fairs and exhibitions and operate
% raco track. Tho authorized capital
is e. nnn. and 'ho incorroraiors
Elliott g.. Hartman. John 70 Kreppa.
ThOmns RAY uiilo. Fraut T. Corbin
and David O. Holy. 400 ~ Morgan.
town.
Jncob Pofrr suction Rofainor com.
panf. ~ ~riftsbIrr. o.. fo manurac.
'uro. buy. toui ami deal IN dental
Pilates and dental supplies Author.
wed capital 500 % frcorrorafora
John Irisfor. William fonr. Jacob
ictrv. Phillip Lang and John Badcr.
all ~ Plttsburg
New Notarics.
notary coumias ons have been
issued ng follows
q T. Pauiog. ~ Suu,lon. Lincoln
county. w. r. Hlnc. OF crab Orchard.
Raleigh county John vs.. shrevc. OF
Han. tpahlr county
Examine Physicians
For tho purpose o. examining appI-
can'a for Tho rIrhf to practice modi-
elmo In West NIrEluIs. Tho state board
~ h'1lfh i9 Sitting to-day ln Tho house
~ ~dol'safoH thYuf ,l applicants aro
ON hnud aud bogan Tho examination
thlH afternoon Tho work will Do
divided into min branches, two being
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11
DISCUSSES GUARD WORK IN OPEN
FIELD.
Many New Charters Are Issued by
the State-Start Work Of Es-
aiming Physicians.
BY CAL T. YOUNG.
Intelligencer Bureau.
Charleston, W. Va. july 10.

General &. u. Elliott reached his
Office late Saturday from the northern
section Of the state where he was
present az the opening OF Camp Daw.
near Kingwood. The ad'utant
general states that the opening OF
Dawson was most satisfactory
ana b Workmanship ~ The men at
the rife range was especially fine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11

When e woman believes everything
that h'r husband tells hcr i''s % sign
they haven't been married long
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11

eivrn TODAY. FOUR on Tuesday and
three on Wednesday.
Thos" holding The examination arc
Secretary Dr Hush 4. Harboe. Of ~.
Pleasant. and Urs. J. T.. Robins and
o. Y Cooley. % the board. and Ut.
IoIudsberrr. % homeopathic.
ITO" entire board Viii sit ~ the
Hotel kanawht in this city on July
30 and Issue rho certificates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-07-11

FTo bc ~corf3,nea ,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08
WILL IDrTAROD EVER BET A REASONABLE MAIL SERVICCEE

This morning two postoce inspectors direct from Washington arrived the launch Helen M having Alaska look the mail servce and particularly They will look the situation right the face and then and they will return to Washington and put in about the rot ten conditions that exist here After that the teenth assistant postmaster general will take the up will be reported avoraby that something arOd
 It makes every time get this subject and this occasion exception We stood tamey possible last win ter and watched eagerly for monthly mail that sometimes here in five weeks When the flowers began bloom the spring quite content for the mail would surely regularly with the opening of navigation only darod continues in the neck have weeks without word from the Outside.
 The neglect of the postoce department of the pOpuous and most isolated sections Alaska during and winter painful and regreable, becoming toelabe.
 Our very hepessness the greater exasparon this cam almost cOntemptuOus ignoring appeals engcn dered bitter maesus far from enthusiastic American citizens.
 Last winter kept the wires hot did many of the
 friends of ldltarod in Seattle, and the matter finally brought before council of assistant postmaster generals The result a calm refusal to do anything for
 This should be getting mail week. contracts signed the sacred of the government loose and careless throw steamboat through the carrying companies would foolish they ad- vantage of the holes.
 Once the mail is started it's way,
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08

point transfer station Naturally the company will send steamboat with the mail alon they wait until freight along This naturally conducive good service Is the companys fault the that allows it?
 As result of this state of affairs have this peculiar On People who have been this city for weeks rode part of their journey from the Outside with the mail that got morning. ridiculous still freight after the bills of dng had been forwarded has actually arrived here and been held from delivery because the bills adng yet reached the consignee.
 When Chief Clerk Handles was here weeks ago, handed him communication signed by several the business of the city, asking him his influence weekly winter service from Kaltag Nuao We also asked that posodce department of the ditarod winter, by sending November January and March 1.
 With inspectors the ground and with authority humby petition that something be done with the make it the sembance inspectors special permits, if it is within their power allow the mail be carried by other boats than those of the tracing company, that the company willing done.
 Let henspcor also look into the needs ofouroca postofce which conducted building which the government pays and is conducted without salary without assistance. Although the mail arrives but seldom b1nches the postmaster compelled call in it would take days 10 distribute.
 the inspectors realize first that popuIous that have shameuy neglected oyer year,pehaps they will gain idea hardship and injustice that has bean put upon
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08
Tram way Equipment
 Has Arrived Here

With 6 mules and 50 tons of equipment consisting of trucks and general parapherna the ground the Wilson will be under rapid expected the company will be hauling freight this city by August shortly after that date depending their good luck landing the necessary ties and rails at this point
 Frederick Wilson of Spokane who had charge of the shipment of the supplies the Ousde here Thursday morning. after staying with the freight far Samson bar where the White seal found her highest point up by launch and chartered the Little Deta which bring the barge through,
 He joined his brother Jim Wilson here and they busy inspecting the surveyed route and making plans ato commencement of building operations.
 Since it the intention of the company to use wooden rails and mule power for this there would be strong economic possibility they purchase the Mutcher tramway which already constructed distance two miles However, indication pending negotiations yet been made.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08
SAID "AU REvO|R" BUT NOT GOODBYE ;"

We have finished work, canced all opons paid and from present indications leaving good Should the figures which the claims be reduced to what would call vauaton say but what might reconsider
 Thus spoke w. F. Copeland head the Guggenhem party which has been negotiating for the purchase of Flat busy making preparations for the departure of himself evening, but took time 10 discuss the generally.
 We going Fairbanks look options been secured there and will doubtless spend that district Our work here has demonstrated possibilities Flat creek and know how ground prices which most o the claims held unreasonable be entirely of consideration booking expedona when get to the wires it will so be reported headquarters
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08
Guggies and Others /
 Leave On the Pup

The steamer Pup left the city last night about o'clock carrying the Gug- genheim party which is on the way to Fairbanks, and number of well-known people. They were due to catch the steamer Tana direct for the Tanana metropolis. Among the passengers were the following:
 Mrs. Haltman, Mrs. Dave Ferguson, Herman Barthel. J. B. Wudham, Roy Rutherford, F. Mothes, and the Gug- genheim party consisting of George Bell, E. A. Austin, R. C. Specht, R. Short, c. H. Williams, George Darby, Paul Wagner, Fred Nix, T. P. Bell, August Hanot, W. D. Thompson, R. Cunningham. w. F. Harrison
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08

authorized to speculate intentions but that into the do business and things shape themselves that business might possibly come back"
 The main left about o'clock last night the Pup but MT. Copeland and Mr. Lewis attorney for the company did get until 6 this morning the Edna
 It unquesonaby true that all prospecting operations have been closed and also that all options have canceled excepting those " secured by Thomas Aken acting his behalf and for the Guggs, and upon which money has been paid down.
 However, the general opinion prevails the sudden change front is merely agetiCal the part of Mr. Copeland force uneowners and men into position of seeking sale rather than being sought MT Copeland emphatCay denies this by saying We have left camps before certainly this one
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-07-08
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITIONS FOR
 NATURALIZATION

On Monday, July 10, 1911, at 7:3O p.m., at the Courthouse at Iditarod, the District Court for the Fourth Judicial Division will hear and pass upon peti- tions for naturalization.
 The following named persons, with two qualified witnesses, are especially directed to appear at this time: Lars Person; witnesses, George B. Wesch, F. W. Hawkins.
 Kris Vavich; witnesses, Peter Mili- vik, Spasaje Radovich.
 If any of the above-named witnesses cannot appear, properly qualified wit nesses may be substituted.
 Other persons desiring to apply for first or second papers may do so by calling at the clerks office.
 c. c. PAGE,
 Clerk of the District Court.
 Fourth Judicial Division,