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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-12-14


States.
regret very much to see that you
are being opposed by the Romanish
wolves in trying to destroy your mag
azine, and ruin you But that was
to be expected, as there is nothing
too base or too treacherous, for them
to resort to. And the subtle Jesuits
are adopts at secret work for the
overthrow Of governments. Rome
never appeals to intelligence but al
ways to superstition.
And you like those who turn
from Romanism are being pursued
relentlessly by the Roman wolves,
who throw aspersions on your work,
and character. But let us not be
weary in well doing, remembering
it is Gods cause, and a noble work,
the protection Of our free institu-
lions, our open Bible and the honor
Of the Star Spangled Banner the
emblem Of freedom, the symbol Of
hope, and the preservation Of civil,
and religious liberty.
The question is: what is to be
done?' Men of position and inf1u-
ence are asleep. Church and church
members are Indifferent, or too ig-
norant, Of the approaching dangers.
The press is muzzled pertaining to
truth, and matters on the Roman
Hierarchy And our clergy do not
seem to be fully awake to the dang
ers Of Jesuitism in expressing it
more openly and sounding the SOL
emn warning, and appealing to save
our land from falling into the hands
of the enemy. What can they be
thinking of or Of what can they be
afraid? Possibly of insulting the Ro-
man Catholics The fear of man
bringeth a scare. Yea, rather as
Luther when informed of his danger
said, eff there were as many Devils,
in Wurms as tiles upon its roofs,
I would 60"
AS Pythagora as said in substance:
if a problem confronts US, we
must not let any personal preju-
dice, or class feeling come between
that problem and us, but consider a
case upon it's evidence alone as a
jury should.
The time has come when all lib
erty loving men, must encourage the
fact. that in the great work, we must
all clasp hands to free this land from
Romanish power, popery and pagan
ism.
agree with you in seeing no
other way than still to expose and
combat them on their own ground.
We do not wish to interfere in any
way with the Romanists as a religi-
GUS sect. This country gives freedom
to any religion which will not
trouble it's laws and government.
And if the Jesuits attend only to
their people and their religion. I
have nothing to say. But when they
interfere with our schools and try to
change our laws, for such as will
bring slavery and destruction upon
us, then we should have something
to say, and something to do.
The English governed England,
and had America when she framed
her laws on naturalization, : followed
Englands example, she would not
have before her to day, the pros
poets she has, that of being governed
by foreign power. Rome's only
hope to gain entire control of Amer
lea is, by buying politicians and
breaking down our public school
system.
If we could only get the people i'm
pressed with the necessity of doing
something to get, and keep up, and
awaken interest and plan for an or
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-12-14

Tariff Primer is worth reading for
it teaches you something. Send us
20 cents and get a copy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-12-14
w. j. Rowe.

= @lY DEAR SIR: 1 have been
I'M following with interest your
4 articles on the Roman CathO-
lie Hierarchy, and the ag-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-18
If Women Only Knew
What a Heap of Happiness it Would
Bring to American Falls
Homes.

hOIiCSs
Hard to do homework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours of misery at
leisure or at work.
If only knew the cause
thai
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys,
'Twould ave such needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick
kidneys.
American Falls people endorse
this:
Mrs. w. Abercrombie, Old
Town, American Falls, Idaho, says:
Il used Doan's Kidney Pills and the
results were very satisfactory. For
twelve years l was in poor health
and l knew that | had kidney
trouble, as my back ached severely.
| could not move without having a
sharp twinge in my loins and l was
annoyed by kidney weakness. Half
the contents Of a box of Doan's Kid
nev Pills gave me relief and restor-
ed me to better health than | had
enjoyed for a long time"
For sale by all dealers, price 90
cents. Foster-MilDurn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Uni
ted States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-18

beat you out Of a centime. just
what mount was signed last week
has not been learned accurately, but
whatever the amount, Mr.. Earring
was highly pleased over the result
From this place he and his compan-
ion went u South Fork and the re-
porter has not heard from them de-
finitely since leaving.
Try those loose pickles at the
ROckland Cash Grocery.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-18
Notwithstanding Stage Line.

Leaves Landing every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday at 2 p. N.
Returning, leaves Rockland at 5 p.
m. Fifty cents each way. Express
packages 10 and % cents. Edward
Quinlan, proprietor.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-18

Wallise, the painter, was a two
days visitor last week. His wife
accompanied him.
Valentine day was a musher. All
kinds Of comics were sent promiscu-
ously through out the valley.
Karl D. Houtz was in Pocatello
flor a day or SO the last of the week
but he got home before the snow.
Messrs. Lou Hampton and Peter
Hal'ing spent a day or go in the
Falls, the latter part of last week.
Earl Bailey was in for a day ate
Euppiics. So was Ed. Gebhart. The
A boys say the sleighing was fine in
tAejr direction.
Mrs. Rice and Mrs. H. P. Frod-
sham were a few days visiting with
Mrs. William oliver, at her home
neal, Bonanza bar.
. Tony Dahlen and Bert Brown, of
Last Chance, were here on import
ant business last week before At
rorrey j. T. Fisher.
mrs. Annie Walton, of Bonanza
Ybar, is lying quite i'll at the home of
4 her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cy War
ner, on Lower Greek.
c. Bennett, Of Landing, was
nm on Friday after supplies. He
says that the snow out his way is
fast disappearing into the ground.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market. I.ig-purk saIsaye any
day. Come AID get anything you
want but don't for get the pig pork
sausage.
Miss Hazel Howard and her Wis
itor, Miss Pearl Frosham, spent
the first of the present week in
the Power City with friends and
relatives.
John Jones, himself, Rockland
Meat market, pig-pork sausage any
day. Come and get anything yon
want but don't for get the pig-po'k
sausage.
l.. l.. Evans, one of the new
county boosters from American Fall
and a believer in railroads, was ovet
4 last week on business. Come again,
I my friend, come again.
] Rudolph Roseukranz is busy put
! ting up a granery and stable build
4 ing before the picture of his six
months old farm is taken. Alright
4 Rudolph, Well wait for the picture.
4 j. Winfield May and James KEN
4 per of Landing, were here Thursday
Z buying supplies from the Rockland
4 Cash Grocery. Crowley says thai
j they are always Welcome when they
4 come to town.
( F. S. Weed. our latest arriya
. from California, has his house fin
y jshed, has purchased . wood saw an
expects to live from now on in
swell manner He located to the
= west Of Landing.
/Sam Morris, Henry Houtz anC
S{wife were in the Power City Tues
day. b&t~fr~i
NgsheralIy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-18
Devoted to the Beautiful and Fertile RockLand Valley
The sleighing is glorious.

40 HaI,irg Yves in from his farm
Thursday.
DIR. Sullivan was absent about te
wholf week.
Hi Taysom was in towr last
(week on business.
NKOlled pats 5 cents per pound at
BOekland Cash Grocery.
Z Geo. Firkins took a load of hides
lte~Hherican Falls Friday.
Harry Knudson was snow bound
at the Falls Monday last.
The Rockland Meat market filled
the Frodsham ice house last week.
Quick sales and small profits our
motto. Rockland Cash Grocery.
L. A. Skeen and wife. Of Landing,
|were in this thriving town Friday.
L w. Cotant and Jas. E. Ogden
+were in American Falls Monday. 4
Miss Della Barnard has beef
quite. i'll with a severe attack Of grip
Mrs. 10 Smith, of Last Chanc&
is a visitor with Mrs. Oscar Dowell.
Robt. 1. Ewing, the home builder,
was a busy man in the Falls Mon
day.
T Ed. Hartley, the Landing horse
king, was in town Wednesday on
" Roy Hartley has returned from
Kellogg entirely recovered from his
lare illness.
- Harry Brown and wife visited in
American Falls the last of the week
with relatives.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1911-02-18
'UUseT ONE Gsnhon when
caAe~fsoim Boise.

news cazGs4som Boise.
Mrs. Libbie Sorenson and a whole
lot of young folks of Neeleyville.
attend the opening of the new Odd
Fellows hall. but az it had been
postponed until Saturday night, the
+youpg folks didn't dance.
Bert c. Adams, Chris Christian
son and John Weiser were in We'd
nesday talking rail road matters.
They are a few of the boys who
have to haul their wheat to the
Falls and suffer a loss Of two cents
on a hundred pounds by 50 doing.
<NTrs. John Eliason was in the
on Tuesday. The daughter.
Miss Sarah. was married in Logan
on Wednesday last to Farley Morris.
of Neeley. The young couple will
live with parents of the bride for a
short while until the home in ready
Sunday and Mondays BLIZZARD was
a singer beyond a doubt, but the
snow fall was a blessing, lot only
moderating the cold wave. but put
ting a blanket of the fleecy to a
the valley. Thus another blessing
is added to the already blessed land.
for the wheat crop will be the great
est ever harvested in this section.
1t will also, it is hoped, open the
eyes of the farmers and citizens to
that extent that a new and larger
list Of subscribers to shares in the
rail road will be forth coming in
such numbers that an extra clerk or
two will be needed to catalogue the
names.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
ssaa as
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MICH FISH sTORY.

Thrss Aays c~.ivsa x M~sAsse~'e
 In.~ssis Ansts~s.
 TASaA hhar s9kos snd eenAB Kss fsw .mA Ha&r rivess eosnpsDsavssy desFtWN sf 5sA. aie French pssois sss extsssss>1 send of angling. IsAssA. nei'vews rnd excftsble ss the svsssss FrensAnAn may be, he is csHtsnt es sit bv 3 stTeam with a pole asd wait all day for 2 bite
 Tn | certain country town Ret far from Paris thre existed fishing club named tae IntTaEid gishafs sf Aarpi MafpdSRen, but fer many y~@ Ast one A1h Asd bsea seen A tA1s soEsan. from wAeh sirsa0sAa.cs it HDalswsa. the Ea&repid Fiah~s hed nttSs - SS, says 1arpsrs weSGH
 The a0abtoanAnt nay ha imAan41 Aarp6uDsa tbAt IsfUs bartA-s tough sAd sazny fSa-AeA seea seaa in the saesan he IntSeR4a stshAss turHsd sxt snd, AAvtHa asessa1DsA that there was indeed a bArbsl in ths stream, inoed3esely stepped tAs va ter some little distaAes above aHA se- low aim with srsdAss 90 that As could nst ret away.
 Then they RaAxed thsassel~ss icy fully a4sag the stream with Aesk aHA line and all went to ashAg fer the one fsh
 Ry and by one Iatrepta Fisher caught Mm snd iInAasdiASeH threw him heek into the weAsr h the course of time aaother saAGht Aim and did the Sasne.
 For thfss AAEs oAe venAa1oua as- count Aas 1t the InTsqid FtsAAs seDt at work catching tAh sae baSoHa, aDa at the sad ef that tins As A1A a3ed of exAaastiaa ed lo1s sf btssa EAAa the Intrepid FisAees eeOseA - tke notcilss, thAt tAsT hAA MaAe sa sAsE fish poles, aad tho - whs had caught ths b1a.bea the nest - was declared the eha Hantsa 1sAA1aa of Narpignon and received great hsnops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
A Better Campaianer.

Two candidates for the same office came into q certain town one day The one called at house, where lit- tie girl came to the door Said be- 'Sissie. will you please bring me a glass of water?" Having brought the water, he gave her some candy and asked, Did the man ahead of me give you candy?" "Yes. sir'' Then he gave her a nickel and said, Did he give you money?" "Yes. sir; he gave me 10 cents.' Then he picked her up he kissed her and said. Did he kiss you?" "Yes. sir. and he kissed man. ma too"-.National Monthly.
 Making It Easy.
 Chimmfe-I told the boss I'd quit this elevator boy job unless he made 1t easier. Jimmie-W'hat do you want him to do? Chimmie-.Tust put on an arrangement so that the elevator will stay still and the floors will run up and down in front of it-~Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
Wf)cKDD~ MEETING.

Rm annuaa meef1ng of the stock holders oS she Fine Bluff Trust Co., of Pine Bluff, Arx-, will be held in the directors room oe the Cotton Belt Savings and Trust Co.,, in the city oi Pine Bluff on Monday January 18th 1911. at Il o'clock a. m. for the pur- pose of elsetins directors to serve for the ensuing yser, and for the trans action of such other business as may properly come before the said meet ing.
 CHAS. A. GORDON,
 Acting Secretary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
HAVE YOU TRIED PAXTlNE:
The Great Toilet Germicide?

You don't have to pay soc or s1.0o q pint for Historian antiseptics or per oxide. You can make 16 pints of a more cleansing. germicidai, healing and deodor- izing aAtiseptic solution with one 25e box of Paxtns,-a soluble antiseptie powder. obtainabls at any drug store.
 PaxtiAe destroys germs that cause disease, decay and odors,-that is why it is the best mouth wash and gargle, and why it purifles the breath, cleanses and preserves the teeth better than ordinary dentifrices, and tn sponge bathing it com- pletely sradtcates pGspiration and other disagreeabls body odsrs. Every dainty woman appreciates this and it's many other toilet and hyasnic uses.
 Paxtine is splendid for sore throat. infamed syse and te purify mouth arJ breath after smoking. You can get Pax tine Toilet Antisaptis at any drug store, price 25e aAd 5ss, CT by mail postpaid from The Paxton. Toilet Co.,, Boston, Eass., who will send you a free sample f you would Mks to try it before buying.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
HAT \ BAY.

 wsTs~y~ A - ..n ss~s
 Nss .. Nk&1s.
 - VI | AN - a wsanuup in nnxnnna zsssan1AeX sannu a aav . an &1W wsA wa xa1ne1 = tin eannnnnG A sannn A ~ sx1l VII w~0 wmna m aNa asAA af soah - - BOng amaw. aDAg. plaMEang bs@ aDa waa1x Asap for ! esmas . AAE, @A a wAss SsndAaf of ths suh4sst aas s1esad sha oaA- saa thAk AAs DunuA wssAmnn of thaf ~ VI ssr aG - Ae fns ev~ hesn Anss sA0.
 EhAt ss~aAs pasAAsx1a. B~t sAs &pAnaAk1aa A tkAs: 1As vsakxaa who ss1A kb sarvtsas 1ar [ sso0 a aav ssa1A " ossa hssk sr nAAsa 1sr IA ssaAs . po0A. Whaaf ssat - = Ae avsa0 ~ ' ssn6 . b0Aa. - ss4A Duk bsas1 Asr - S Y ssaes . wssk. As - hs wsx1a sssslvs esr A4o0 wsG0' ssv1sO wss11 saRas b DOshass ssUDiU sf suA1s bod seub, aAssa1nG - tAs s1anAnga sf As - (esan1D1ng af wAsat, Aa1f - soN, te mnAnanA hh fn0Av fer a sa3A~ yer.
 Enanr xhoo NDounnno aamAo . AW-AsssassA ss 10 ssa1 M hArvsst tDs-ws a & waos, 0A "Nn0 were sss1" for tAs avs0o wssoan -AD<IO1s Mn0s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
A Fairly Gead Annatita.

Kaffirs, North American Inaiaas aaA the fat boy in "Pickwtck" nag Waa se quoted as fearful examples of vs- Acity. but even their graStreae0As Asats are exceeded by the full grs~ nskimo, who will daily eat twsO0 psands of flesh and oil if he haS ths shance. while on the authsrtty H AA- mlraI Saritche6 Ynkut of a1bss4a hAa seen known to csaSxne in twenty -<SK Asars ".he hind quarter Of lacss ox, twenty pounds of fat and auaAttty of melted butter for his drink"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
She Was Too Enthusiastic.

''Testcidng to me" said an saatk~sias tic young schoolmistress. ''is hely calling To SOW in the yeanx nna tha seeds of future knowledge an4l watch them as they grow and dsve4sp is a pleasare greater than can ssa. l never weary of my work. Ny thoaG3 ire only of
 T am very sary," interrupted sAs yoang man to whom sAe wAs talhtns. that you are so devoted ts ysur pro- fessioa. Nss Clara. hAA hoped that some day l MSht have xnBeA yea-n fact, I caAed toaiSht-but hArAy dare go oa, in the light of what yea
 "Yoa maV 50 on, Ar. SnkA.'' ska the young lady softly T an . n11as too enthusiastic at tnses perhnos."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
cSl4rs of the ss&fs.

- ane Is no reenAlAn N-
 E hsesHn tse tEo ptreas0aaas. Juk 8aan Mnng to resan the far ast ag aAs stars certnan co5s0 ap. 1r . eAnnaseanne dinareaf sonons df shn1oe. or evolution. Red staU, Ac- ss.aAAx to the testimoaH pf tho xpsc- 8asespe, differ widely htheir csas1 sWafon frsm white or yellow snes, saA a has been thought that varying osa- s~ may give clew to prosrn~aave st1anges in the heavenly bodies. Sirius. for instance. is said to have chAn9sa rom red to white, and some have sas- sected that Arcturus is fading fro<n red toward yellow.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
BRICK WOHK AND CLUSTERING

Having some soaDtderable sxper1- sncs in Brick work, plasterthg, etc.. I como bseors shs public, desiring to attend to any End of job or Hay work, such ~ alter grates, putting in gratss, tAki1g ap old hearths, and putting in ssneat Aearths, altering fluee or building same. Ring old phone 578.
 T. H. SXIDMORE, If. 1108 W. Second Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
To HA AvoidAd.

"rhere's Wilson! Let us turn bAck I've no desire to meet that fsllsw again! Last week asked him to lend me five pounds"
 Well, he certainly might have doae so; he has plenty of money"
 "Yes, I know-and-he did lend Me the fiver!~-LondOn Mail
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
The Truth Absu. sa.sa c,as..

wrfto myself down - sae wAo - believes in oa1ta CA1D. Don't you1 Arc you one of tAoss very ntaga fslk who have thar doub6 whs6Aw tAa9 esght to let their cAAdrea s1l0g - tAs beautiful cid nyth?
 Withest iHaginAtisa, wftheut HsaaA without poetry. this cid wsslA sl so0 would b. very weag1D0o piaco. Nh road wouia bo s1eepG tA0 it iD-uoh Aae slet4Atng ever bars 0eunl wsuGl s~ preOro0 bo = ce0pnro1 VI ssaghnE svQ aeep. hAFA packeA Dow.
 The posA1c myth of Ao Nll an1nt, !snnoh tho rG1n1oa9 and h1v iInn10n9 hane
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
A - W ~-
h pkavs . NnAss a h sesA.>ss
 uo nnnAMnA

n psavs NAh~ a h saAnsss
 nle n1nsenA
 A-A xn-Ms sD A1sw Dnn n aa tAs snannme - . ehAsn n~- - - k b~ann~ as pssss- 1v of 1 mR0D anpan1D snbD- 1o1k3eg pen hSW he dnDn hnrnsa1f whiAe awsAiax the rs<un of tho sara bearer. Shoud hs be 70 tndfssasst as to put one foot over tho twelve tneh railing that tntervenss boeweaa tka step and the doorway no mAnAsr of persuasion can prevail upon the msr- chant to grant him an interview
 In case he waits patiently h the space allot4sd to unknown eallees this fact is noted, and h. N usually uaA- cred in
 Onse h, thsrs | stin nsss dsHs.se m0ttsr - be aapeeeA of, sAA a eass tGD newss0W s ignsaant of ths eas- ten hs 1ares A with his erEanA- h. m6diatelW 1psn tAs sallar's sn1sring and t0king ooof sesva0k h1A0 serving of tea, wA4ah Ae1noss q s1nan cup for sacA psssoa psesAt. TAe pcAt of etiquette aeUands thAt thAs tea shall not be touched until tAs soest is ready to depart, n eDs the inasr- view has ben peeasank sao, in whish cass tho caller is ssppsssA ts tahs ap and drink h. tea at pAsang, aaA at thu signA all tAe othsR e khswhs. However, ahoaad it sosAappen tkat the Ctnnanlan is net plsased with his call CT and iH in 2nV way anAoysA by hixn the merehant sacss ap the tea .DA be- gtns to dC.Aak at once, whAsA ast n d direct and decided hint that the in- tervtow h snAed and ho net bean to the plAaeHe sf tAs nnssahank. Tho callse is then expected to tahs - tn- mediaae departure.
 WhAn caller has bessme vel ae- quainteA ssGne sf ths fss0as1y is bre- kea by the CaAnase, cd =. esld dav suD sf tsa ss served fz0enA4e- H - tho guest h . sss1al waV But the "1eszne tea is sttA - be ebeorv- ed ana partaksA of It porting. ire speot1ve of the cup gfvsA te wasn and greet the caalG on his asstvsl. This. however, is dsne only a11sr may wis., its, when the businaas AealinOs have been of such q nature aS to warrant friendship and hospatalky-Youth's Companion.
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 \ e11 played pss1n0so = . - cd yelgd and sta1un1 aA kDWesd nnh xnn hn11nd - ~ - nunh tho yuu1g mn0'e 1nso 1 as10 - up1Ue @R - ss0 - - 0eoG1, amA WAan A - - hB e0 tAo to s1 tAo snr - - A1D6 oWuy and m10 - euu10 naVW ha6 snypssy n = - - - esoo1uBo he0A ao1 - - ~ - g1n away w11A . u0 uw - Ds61ls8.-sAleosnA Q1nA 1111A
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
Op0A ka Dusnk ahAsv.

IAs AAs OA Nsv&AD h kar N0- nkssaAaes - low Mn11baan snao aD- pssesA A '-1oNAAAuia" wxADut Et- sostnG . n0to. 0Ae nA - seId aAA w0 prsvAssa Asn an0AG It sAs last no0AAt. AS1QA srowlD sf esV se0aM eksa1v 1Daa tAs As1ss On As nAosr tong hH, h t.- spar, shat, hesls a0 sf nsov, sAass A1sappahssd pssp. wss0 ss da.ssrs~s sAs nAa,s I Ut Dsak abeve - srsoA; a1nn1A Aave - = it h A-A show! - a - sas0hf Tt - s1ebusf - if suuhsunv meant aAA sA A6 A0s baUDA hsr ts try as, saA aAs, ARsA by tAs nsv- lty, ad %. Tts ssa1A pulhAs ray cd h pratBs sf th1s sHDs1nlng tsC Ae force, aAA tAo semna11nn H - l1od 70 papGos.''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-01-15
A Strateuist.

That fellow is a greater strateE11 than Napoleon ever was.'
 AS to howY'
 He got two dollar raise of salaey year ago snd hasn't told his wife about 1t yet."-Pittsburg Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-09-13
Houehton Department
MAJOR HECKEL OF HOUGHTON
IS NOW LIEUTENANT COLONEL
RETIREMENT OF COL. MecAuGH-
MA RESULTS IN PROMOTIONS.
Lieut.. CT. Boucher of cheboygan is
Advanced to Colonel.

col. George b. McCaughla OF owos-
SEQ Boa command of the Third regiment
ot Infantry, win leave Thursday for
canimuia Whore he will locate perma-
u.utR joining his family who pre-
.ceded him some time ago.
The retirement of Colonel McCaugh-
ma brings Lieut.. Col. John b. Boucher
Of Cheboygan to the rank of colonel.
and Major Edward G. Heckel of
Houghton is promoted TO the rank of
lieutenant colonel Captain Charles ID.
Matthews Of Sault Ste. Marie will be
placed in command of the first batta-
lion, Third infantry.
Major Earl r. Stewart Of Grand
Rapids whose name has been mention
ed in connection with the appointment
Of adjutant general. states that he is
not a candidate for the office, mas
much as he expects To be in the race
for the office Of prosecuting attorney of
Kent county. This leaves but two
candidates i'm the field. Major John 5.
Bersey Of Detroit and Lieutenant Ed
gar II. Campbell OF Grand Rapids.
The announcement of the advance
ment of Major Heckel to lieutenant
colonel will be received with pleasure
by his many friends. He has made a
splendid record in the militia and his
promotion is well deserved.