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The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Parcels Post

Jonathan Bourne Jr.. senator from
Oregon, has introduced into the sen.
ate bill Is. 2S73) providing that no
higher rate of postage shall be charged
for the transmission OF mail entirely
within the United States or its pos.
sessions than Is charged for the trans.
mission OF mail partly within and
partly without the United States and
It's possessions. In supporting his
measure, Mr.. Bourne said 10 part:
at may seem strange to members
Of the senate that there should be u
possibility OF legislation giving Amer.
ican citizens privileges in the United
States mails between themselves equal
with those enjoyed by residents Of
this country In transaction OF business
with residents OF foreign countries.
The facts are these: Within the
United States the rate of postage on
fourth-class matter is l6 cents pound
with limit OF ponnds. The United
States Is party to a treaty under which
residents OF twenty-nine foreign coun.
tries may send fourth. class matter
through the United States at l2 cents
a pound, with limit OF II pounds.
In other words. man may send an II
pound package from San Francisco to
Rome, Italy, at l2 cents pound, but
II he wishes to send the same articles
to New York he must divide them In.
to packages not to exceed pounds
each and pay l6 cents pound. A Jap.
anese residing In New York can send
an ll.pound package to his friends in
Toxic at l2 cents. but an American In
New York can send only 4-pound
package from New York to Washing.
ton and must pay l6 cents pound"
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Good Roads

The second annual convention OF
the Colorado Good Roads conference
association will be held in Pueblo the
second week Of January next and will
be the most important conference
ever. held In the state. Plans for q
state wide campaign OF publicity in
behalf OF good roads promises to be
the most extensive ever undertaken
in this state. At the Pueblo conven.
tion speakers OF note will be heard,
and special attention willsbe paid TO
the construction OF state highways.
The coming celebrations In Califor.
MIA in 1915 In connection with the
opening OF the Panama canal will
bring thousands Of people to this state.
A great number OF these will be auto
mobile enthusiasts who want to make
the trip from coast to coast by way Of
Colorado. II by united effort trans
continental road can be constructed
across the state it will mean thous-
ands OF dollars to the people OF Co.c-
RADIO. This is one OF the important
subjects to be discussed ut Pueblo and
a committee to Investigate and report
regarding these proposed routes has
been named.
One Of the most important factors
In the good roads work is the forma-
tion OF local associations, which are
the means OF bringing to completion
good roads work In different localities
OF great value to the residents In
those sections.
These organizations should also take
advantage OF recent laws passed 10
this state by which separate road and
maintenance districts can be estab.
llshed by petition from local residents.
In this manner the people Of any one
locality can therefore bring about the
improvement OF their local roads bet.
ter than can the county tycommissioner
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
No Wonder.

Mrs. Henpeckke-My husband pro-
posed to me thirteen times before I
accepted him.
Mrs. Dashaway-1 have often won.
dered what made him SO supersti.
dous.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
GODS KINGDOM
IS AT HAND
Messiah's Reign viii, However;
Be introduced by a Great
Time Of Trouble.
Address to International Bible
Students Convention.

Mt. Lake Park.
Md. Sept. 10TH
Pastor Russell was
I he pri nc ipal
speaker today be-
fore the Interna
tionnl Bible Stu
dents Association
Convention which
has been in session
here for more than
a week. and has
been addressed by
many able Bible
oCh01or % n ofn
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22
Knows All About Crowns,

Sunday Schol Teacher-1f you are
a good boy. Willie. you will go to
heaven and have gold crown on
your head.
Willie-Not for mine. then. I had
one Of them things put on a tooth
once.-Puck.
The Ordway new era., 1911-09-22

Mrs. Benham-You used to say that
you would give your life for me.
Benham-That was when I was sick
and expected to die anyway.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
Athletic Club
Organized Monday Evening
With Gqod Membership.

Those interested in the new gymnas-
ium project and their friends assem-
bed in the council room Monday
evening and perfected permanent
organization with about sixty mem.
bers for starter.
The name adopted is 1.-THE East
Jordan Athletic Club,p and officers
were elected as follows:
President--W. T.. Spring
Vice Pres.-Rey. II. Porter Bennett
Secretary-HarQld Turner
Treasurer-H,ward Porter
The basemeNt OF the post office
building will he leased and equipped.
ShoWer bath, dressing and locker
rooms. wrestling mat, punching bag,
hand ball and yolley ball courts are
among the things planned at present.
The admission fee is three dollars
for the first six months. The pro-
moter.of the Club. Harry Potter, has
endeavored TO see all who might be
interested, but has undoubtedly over
looked several. Any one wishing to
become member shoHld see either
Mr.. Potter or one of the officers at an
early date aud enroll their names.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
Opera House
a Certainty
East Jordan Realty Go. to Build
Two-Story Structure.

\ -e much-talked-of matter of build
Ing an opera Rpgserxsreplace the
burned E6seday 9pera honse, Is finally
GJsettied through the efforts OF Contract
or hs9ry 5. Price and other leadlng
brf:Iess men. Enough stock has been
raised to warrant the going-ahead OF
the project.
Al a meeting Of the stock holders
first Of the week steps were taken TO
incorporate the East Jordan Realty
Co. with capital stock Of $4,000.
Those elected directors are w. l..
French, Fl. s. Price, B. e, Waterman,
Geo. G. Glenn, e. j. Crossmap, w. A.
Stroebel, w. e. Spring.
The plans are to tear out the old
structures now occupied by Mack S
Jewelry Store and the Bowling A LEY
and erect thereon two story brick
building 50xl57 feet. Two stores are
10 be in front, with the opera house
in the rear and connected with Main
street by wide lobby. The seating
capacity will be 800.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
ROGERS-GRILLEY
Recital at PresbYterian Church
Tuesday. March alst.
High School Lecture Course.

A Rogers-Griley recital is sure TO
be a pronounced success, for the worth
and charm of this entertainment has
been proven by many seasons OF
practical experience The combina-
tiOn long siuce gained a foremost
position among the few standard at
fractions. Many years Of enthusiastic
effort hage enabled these gentlemen
TO produce program for the amuse-
ment-loving pubic that not only pro-
yides pleasure, but conforms TO what
is best ia art. From the harp classic
with which Mr.. Rogers opens the pro-
gram, followed by a group of i'm
presentations and original selections
by MIR. Grilley, the listeners are
carried through a series of artistic
efforts in the relm of pathos, humor
and music, until the closing number
leaves the audience wondering II il is
really true that such delightful
evening has been given by company
OF only two people. Every season
finds these artists with fresh novel
ties and strIkipg selections added to
their extensive repertoire, so they are
always able to present an entirely new
p2gram at each appearance. Prob
a this has much to do with that
notable fact concerping this combna-
tion OF their continued temperance
on some Of the strongest and most
conservative courses in the United
States, such as Brooklyn, Baltimore,
Chicago, Cleveland, Boston, Philsdel-
pbia, PIttsburg, San Francisco, Wash
ington and many others. They have
also appeared at scores Of colleges,
universities. preparatory and.normal
SShools n nearly everv state in the
~lcn. Today they are furnishing
one of the strongest, most unique
and thoroughly delightful programs
in this field OF work.
Adults 80 cents; Children % cents.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
THE DOCTORS QUESTION
Much Sickness Due to Bowel
Disorders.

A doctors first question when con-
suited by patient is, Are your
bowels resglar?" He knows that 9s
per cent. OF illness is attended with
inactive bowels and torpid liver, and
that this condition must be removed
gently and thoroughly before health
can be restored.
KeYall Orderlies are positive,
pleasant and safe remedy for cOnstipa-
tion and bowel disorders in general.
We are so certain OF their great cura-
tive value that we promise TO return
the purchasers money in every case
when they fail TO produce entire sat
isfaction.
Rexall Orderlies are eaten like
candy, they act quietly, they have a
soothing, strengthening, healing in
huence on the entire intestinal tract.
They do not purge. gripe, cause
nausea, 6atuleuce, excessive looseness,
diarrhPa or other annoying effect.
They are especially good for children,
weak persons or old folks. Two sizes,
25c. and l0c. Sold only at our store
The Rexall Store. w. &. Spring Drug
Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
Renovating an Apple Orchard.

Prof L. r. Taft's statement that
hundreds of Michigan 'sapple orchards
30 years or over in aye could be
brought into bearing has been proven
time and again. Prof. G.. D. JAWS Of
the Connecticut Experiment college
voices this same statement. La re-
cent interview he says for demonstra-
tion purposes he secured possession Of
an orchard that was 30 years of age,
but had not borne frq it for number
Of years. The owner agreed TO care
for the trees as directed by Professor
Jayis. To commence with, let Us say
these trees we're IN sod, unpruntd for
years and seriously Infected With San
Jose scale, so that IL was not an easy
undertaking. Heroic methpds were
inaugurated. To bring the trees
down TO earth was first considered.
AS much as 80 feet was removed from
the tops, severly headed in, as the
GENT of the brush was removed and all
.Wounds coated over with paint. Then
followed complete system Of spray-
ing. Carefulness was shown to rid
every branch Of the scale. For sum-
mer spraying he used Bordeaux and
the lime, sulphur wash. adding at the
right time arsenate Of lead. The soil
treatment consisted in breaking up
the heavy sod and continually har-
rowing up to Augusg l. Then a clover
crop was Sown. Fertilizer 300
pounds of sulphate of potash, 400
pounds of basic Stag aud the same of
ground raw bone was used. No stim-
ulates like nitrogen was found needed
in this case and so was omitted. The
result was vigorous growth Of new
limbs the foliage showing a remark
ably healthy appearance. Today this
orchard is worth money and will pro-
duce fue crop Of fruit.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
St. Patrick's Banquet, Lecture
Concert,

Special efforts are being made this
year by St. Joseph's Parish TO cele-
brate With hecoming solemnity the
great feast of lreiand's patron Saint, 10
tender ST. Patrick their tribute OF
love loyalty and devotion, TO show
their esteem for the land of the sham
rock the "Ancient Isle of Saints and
Scholars"
The st. Patrick banquet will he
served by the ladies in the Routhier
building. Thursday, March is. begin
ming at $3.50 p. M. Extra deyOtions
proper to "lbe day we celebrate"
will be held the following morning at
ST. Joseph's church, 500 O'Clock,
High Mass Sermon and BenedictiQp
OF the Most Blessed Sacrament.
Az 500 O'Clock +. NJ, March 18th,
the music pupils of st Joseph's school
will conduct Sacred Concert in the
church after which the audience viii
enjoy The privilege OF listening 10 the
gifted and eloquent oratQr of the
day, Father Drew Of Grand Rapids,
who has but recently returned from a
trip abroad and whose ability as a
writer and theoIogiau is very we'll es-
tabIished throughout the state.
Everybody must cordially inyited TO
attend.
Tickets for Lecture and CONCERT on
sale at Springs Drug store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
Met at Saginaw Last Week and
Nominated State Ticket.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Justices Of Supreme Court
Russell &. Ostrander, Lansing; John
e. Bird, Adrian.
For Regents of the U. Of M.-Ben-
jlmin $. Hanchett, Grand Rapids;
Luciqs L. Hubbard, Houghton.
For Superintendent OF Public In
truction-Luther l.. Wright, from
wood.
For member State Board Of Edu-
catlon-Thomas w. Nadal, Ollvet.
For members State Board of Agri-
culture-John w. BE iumont, Detroit:
Jason Woodman, Paw Paw.
The Republican convention at Sag
may oQpyened Thursday and was at
tended by delegates from every coun-
ty in the state except Mackinaw,
there being l,3O2 delegates present.
The convention was very harmon
ious and everything went smoothly
and without a hitch, the state ticket
teing nominated and made unani.
nous.
Judge Harris, our Boyne CITY can
didate for Member OF the Board OF
Education was defeated for the nom
lnat!o but he is not kicking any over
the defeat as he did pot try to put uT
fight for the place, in fact we be-
lieve our citizens feel his defeat worse
than the judge himself.
Governor Osborn made brilliant
speech stirring mp the convention by
making plea for reciprocity and at
tacking the U. S. senate for seating
Lorimer In that body.
The convention urged the Michigan
delegation in Congress to support per
manent tariff legislation bill and alst
urged the direct election Of United
States Senators.
The question of reciprocity with
Canada was considered too delicate
subject and was not touched upon al
though the convention endorsed Pres
dent Taft aud also Governor Os
born.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
Next Village Officers.

At the Village Caucus Saturday
evening everything went harmonious
ly and the following officers we're
placed in nomination by unanimous
vote:-
President-A E. Cross
CIerk-Chas. a. HEdson
Treasqrer-R. l.. Lorraine
Asvssor--Wm. A. Pickard
frustee-Harry S. Price
Trustee-Joseph Cummins
Trustee--B. Z. Waterman
AS the CitiZ-ns Caucus OF Monday
night endorsed the above candidates
the election will be merely ratidca-
tiOn.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11

A man made of common clay is not
elways 9 brick.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
Marriage Licenses

List of marriage licenses issued for
the week ending March 4th.
Nharlcs +. Hill, ,25...-.........B Boyne CITY
Sarah Tallmau, 1s...... .Cheboygan
Alex. Larson, ,29................... East Jordan
Mabel Richard, 23............. East Jordan
ID. s. PAyToN,
County Clerk.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11

Why should tue bridegroom wear
mourning on the happiest day OF his
life.
Folks who expect to take their
money with them when they leave
this earth must have money to burn.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11

When money talks it usually gets
an encore.
The makings of a cigarette are
often the unmaking OF the user.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
WOOD FOR SALE

We have quantity Of Is inch Sea-
soned Hardwood Slabs and Edgings
The edgings are sorted from the
slabs and are prime for cnolI stove use
ready 10 burn-$I 10 per cord Phone
in your orders. Phone No. l23.
East Jordan Cooperage Co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1911-03-11
HowNice1y They Work Together

Those nice ROYAL
HATS and the new
styles in the well-known
CORLISS COON COL
AIRS apd the OLAREN-
DON SHIRTS. When
you get a rig of this
kind, you are dressed
up. Fit. style and quail.
ity with just a little out
lay.
These Royal Hats are
just exactly the same
style and we believe Just
exactly as.good as most
hats at SIS. 90 and 5000.
We only charge $500.
InlS mas Deen our price
for years.
Then we have a real
good Hat at 1925 and
from that down to S1.O0.
New ones are just in.
The CLARENDON
Shirts that we expected
are here. You remem-
Der they are the great
S1.50 Shirt that we sell
for SI.OO. Come in and
look at them now while
this is fresh in your
mind.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
iLrctlioctrr>o Nsl,r,.

500 uI. WuIH 900 tHt smu, u' Wn.h.
huston nHr devised I'D method ui ,.,..
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1t. tn, ,s4 VuI,. uat.u. into thr
ata, which mss.. tu, worm. tpIl,
M, pro.,. b.. simple EIr.u,.
usht, ,u,l..l u 5000, wires. aIt.r.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01

Another 'Iu. .IYutb u
"' .'" od os" Boo summer non H tie rdnsgressu u Laws that
"nI SOD. a}e getting NIg.
taa Primo. char,. who stepped
Id's glove. 1ud t1r t. 900
tu th,
up from t down
town "N building u
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,f..a 'h 4, man
.f
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90
Young Iaaa. The,
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out ia doora r,I ,f. Il. Nnvon
OBJ and ho
of ti, u,
Do, ami ii,
. ever %
col tU ~ do Dot, U, .u
der Dol
tlr proclaim
4. fuU tho tH,.l
b. 20 ,n ~,
."r' ' sh htd dared tl rash youth
us uu ,u,r
a'nn "ud Go, citizen uo policeman
The ns 't " '"ooe iol, rrsuu t,r scratching r
OF
which woupt tho melons aud tho Irul.up
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
STRAW HATSDOOMED
TO Be DOUSED IN
A FEW DAYS
September | Is Extreme Limit
for Thatched Lids in the
East, But Rule Will Not Be
Strictly Enforced Here.

Because Monday Is Labor Day. % Is
quite likely that the city council will
not meet until Tuesday ana until tho
council issues a manifesto II Is not
known exactly what will be done 10
those who insist on wearing straw
hats IN Albuquerque after today The
open season tor straw hats ended TO.
day In New York, Chicago aud other
centers In The east straw hats were
smashed ON the heads OF woatcrs in
stock exchanges in an the big cities
this morning and II viii take brave
man 10 show up tomorrow with a
Fourth of July sky piece Because OF
the bright sunshiny DAYS which are
siill in evidence la Albuquerque. It is
likely that by grace of "a special dis.
pensatiOn, local followers OF the fash.
ions will continue 10 wear straw hats
until September 18TH After that date,
however, IL Is likely that the cily or
dinancc will be strictly adhered TO
ana those caught in the act OF wear
Ing matched lid will be summarily
dealt with,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
sess.ssse se4sssese,
\ UNIQUE CONFERENCE.

Washington correspondence of tho
Baltimore Evening sun state. that ar
ranr,m,uts have been made for a.
meeting boz Washington between MOI"
and thc rcoon,cning OF congress Of q
large courlovy 81 trust mnrnatcs. ia-
bur leaders. economists aud lcgIsIat-
or. a. confer together ou the coouom-
60 crisis which many people believe
tu, nation is facing
The Investigation. ct which the
parties Indicated above viii bc invited
for The purpose OF oonfcrriug, will be
under the conduct Of e subcommittee
of g,, senators ~ the head of which
is senator Cummins Of Iowa The
Investigation b. Intended primarily to
ussis, the senate committee on inter-
state commerce IN framing law tu
meet the business conditions Of the
present day.
Among those who win appear bee
tore the senate subcommittee may Doe
mentioned John - Rockefeller. J..
ri'ruuut Morgan. Judge Elp,rt ".
car, of 90, tc'l trust George W
Perkins. samuel Gump,rs, John
Mitchell and others II rs expected
..
of tu,ir vrvs on The operation of
tho sherman antitrust ana Interstate
commerce laws. aud discuss vhcthor
tbrS should bee repealed CT amended,
oud b. th, latter. how
These labor chiefs and captains cot
industry Nlli ALSO be- requested To- dis
russ the advantages aud evils of COM
petition and combinations. respective
F The, viii bc ASKED 60 go into the
question of the relations of employer
aud ,muoyc
lu uri,t sHys the sun correspond
,ut the question which they viii be
u-t,d ZOO assist in determining is Is
n better for the commercial health Of
thr country tina; combinations now IN
restraint ot trade bee lcsalzcd or that
m,y should hp dissolved and free and
unrestricted competition Dee restored 2
with % frank expression of opinion
and comparison cor Ideas ON the prob
lrms mentioned Bog thcs, aud such
other leaders as may bo invited before
tho committee 10 confer. We should
Jhiuk that the members thereof might
gain suggestions that would prove
',y helpful 60 them iH deciding the
scoop" OF legislation that might he
wisely undertaken toward their solu-
uou such a conference would. we
take &c. br attended with frccr and
irnnkrr expression than is had az or
diuHr committee hearings az which
iniurmIt'u b. sought 20 De- cUcltcd
from those invited before them
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
FINE PROGRAM FOR
CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH SUNDAY
Rev. Mr.. Tolbert Back After
Months Vacation; to Talk
on Next Step for the
Church." at IL O'clock.

Re-, Raymond ~ Tolbcrt. pastor Of
Che Conversational cnurch viii bc
bach in thr pulpit sunday after q
month. vacation. The return uf thc
minister viii mark the beginning of
10 new year OF activity for the church.
Rev M Tolh,rt today made The
.olloNIug announcement.
SUNDAY. september b. marks the
beginning of q new church wear OF
activity All former attendants of Tho
church ar, most cordially welcomed
tu begin the year with ms. and new
,ouul- TO th, ,It, or temporary 20.
.ourucrs are especially invited 10 meet
1s ANA enjoy our services The morn.
ING sermon af n O'clock. viii he upon
the Next step for the Church show.
ing the great transition movements
that are surely crystaliling new ideals
of what church ought TO be-. and
ihc steps that must Dee taken 10 meet
these ideals
Special attention Is called To "A new
service to hc held az $50 each sun.
day afternoon during September
Those Who cannot attend an evening
service VIII find inspiration In this
service. The general public is invited
Special musical programs have been
prepared Tor both services During
September there will be- no evening
worship The yosper service taking ite
place Tho following are tho Two
musical programs. ~ a. M
Organ Prelude Fantasia SiOIgron
Anthem Selected ......... Quartet
OncrtOrN Prayer" ..... Weber
Solo Ninety and Sine ..CampiOn
Miss Franklin
Pos'ludo-Can In - Minor .....,
............ ....,...... Schumanu
Ncspcr service. { go SUNDAY after
noon tFirst bell a. 3 o.clucil
Organ Prelude "Canzuncdclia Sera'
.....,..................... Il Eyry
Anthem "ralry with Ne O Ny
Saviour" ............... baldwin
Choir with baritone solo by Il. L
Ormsbv.
ONcuory Andantc from Rrctzor
sonata ............. Beethoven
postludc-' March For q Church FEES.
uNnl ........ ............... Best
Stanley Sedcr. oruauist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-01
rrlE NI,rEsIN WAY.

Whom the urst spade of earth VAS
moved yesterday In the ground break
ng 81 the san Diego. ~ Paso a ST.
Louis railroad. which BE- essentially
Artcsia's railroad. q distinct triumph
was scored by the progrcssiv" spirit
Of that town. which has been work.
Ing tor the last few months toward
the elimination OF thu project II is
% victory ot the boosters. WHO saw the
possibilities that would open up to
the poyos valley 50 new railroad
were butt through a. ana who tn
hcsitatuply went after that railroad
until II was secured The ctuzrns OF
the town and vicinity not only raised
% bonus OF stuo.Uoo to iusur, the cuu-
struction of IN, ruai bat they donlt-
ed 10 tho contractors ia, entire rght
of way. when the size ul Artcsia b.
considered ana 1t IS taken into ac-
count that the population is COM
parttiv,ly small the real extent of
this accomplishment viii FIRST begin
Go hc realized
Gut the construction ot i,s railroad
is only first small beginning oi the
great prosperity that must cycnuaIN
conn, to this clb oi boosters TIL,
sort OF men who put through THIS
project vili not stand san hence
forth. % this is any measure of their
prosrrssiy'ncss Nrt'sin is looking into
a particularly bright future for the
spirit that has done this thing viii
push Nrtcsia and the pccos valley
into the forefront