Charlevoix county herald., 1911-06-24
SATURDAY. JUNE "a. 1911.

row trouble,
Even homelv girl doesn't like TO be
described in pain languaie
II takes a lot of hard rubbing TO
make the ordinary man bright.
Most women are given 10 exaggera-
tion. except in the matter OF their
ages.
A sage observes that 'CourtshiD is
the wine OF life" Then marriage
is the morning after.
An adroit man is one whose sins
never find him out, and whose credi-
tors never find him in.
Women have men locoed in many
respects. but he has her beaten mile
at being mean and getting away with
it,.
The time To kill the foOi who rocks
the boat is not after he has done his
foul stunt, but just as he starts TO
get into the boat.
O. e. Hawkins, editor Of the Man
celoDa Herald, has sued seven Of
Mancelona S principal business men
He alleges that his newspaper has
been bOycotted. He sued six col
lectively for $1,000 and one singly for
s., ,0G0. Among the men sued is the
village president, doctor, a dentist,
bank cashier, aud others.
Attitudes in Michigan and Wiscon-
sin nave been ascertaned by the Geo
logica Survey and printed in bulletin
46l, which gives the exact elevation
above mean sea level OF more than 300
points in Michigan and about 600 in
Wisconsin,. The highest point in
Michigan is .260 feet, in Whitman,
and the highest poiut in Wisconsin is
l,52S feat in the vicinity of Morley.
The black bass season opened on
Friday and the fishermen Of this re-
gion should post themselves through
Iy upon the fish laws in order to
avoid any complications with the
game warden who will have watch
ful eye on the waters of this part of
the state for the purpose Of protecting
the fish from the vandals who seem
determined TO exterminate this yalu-
able species OF gamey fish.
The Michigan high judiciary is
facing funny, If not TO say ludi-
crOus. situation owing 10 a recent
legislative enactment, and the arbi-
trary execution OF it by Governor
Osborn. or course it is we'll known.
the supreme court is the arbiter and
interpreter Of the law and its cOnsti-
tutionality. Recently the legislature
made residence of supreme justice at
Lansing obligatory, and now those
Justices must decide whether or not
they must obey that mandate, or
whether the law is righteOusly enact
ed. Good deal like fellow pulling
himself over the fence by his own
boot traps.-Petoskey Evening News.
Jack Jenkins like many Others of
our farmers has had considerable loss
of corn as well as ocher plants from
cut-worms this year. Mr.. Jennings
experimental in various ways to ext
erminate them and has finally conclu
ed that by mixing the middlings and
paris green means death to the worms
1t takes about 40 pounds of middlings
TO 2 pounds Of paris green TO cover
ten acre field. this he applied to the
plants with corn planter. He says
that treatment OF every other row
is apparently sufficient as the worms
seemingly flock to the mixture from
considerable distance. In digging
around the treated plants, quantities
OF the Gead worms were TO be fOu nd
as evidence uf the success of the ven
ture. Leader Kalkaskian.
To the amaZement Of every body, of
course a tirst-cIass "blind pig" was
discovered Sunday at Reeds lake,
Grand Rapids. How it eyer strayed
into that severely regulated" spot
from one Of the neighboring dry coun-
ties is a mystery. a conspiracy on
the part of the Antl-Saloon league is
suspected, TO establish this pig in a
peaceful community of "license, regu-
lati0n, and control" and to mercilessly
expose it TO view just as the National
Wholesale Liquor Dealers association
was telling of 1.-THE great evils that
statutory prohibition creates" and the
bootlegging which Is fostered solely by
il. while the beautiful system OF
rigid control" not only "keeps the
traffic within bounds but removes
from il the element of crime found IN
the dry states" 1t is one OF the
most teartless and fiendish things
that the league has yet done, and the
indignation OF tile Grand Rapids
public has been aroused to danger