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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-29
Medicinal
Plants
Teach the Value
of Many
Neglected Weed,
BY n. LowATER. Chicago

AS the spring time linked your mind with sulphur
M and medical teas? What Of "docorng' the
used get the spring
tmes Most of those old but priced recipes had been and
ed down from generation another They consisted largely
roots bark herbs and the like that could be found in the fence
along the roadside mothers garden, and gathered when
tain of growth Has the of these odashoncd
not to return? No.
The old mohery practice has disappeared, but find the
mps used intelligent physicians and kept
most drug
Dandeon ansy and pokeweed often prescribed for tbs
disorders thai mothers prescribed them Oh by the old
but under certain cabast characters which the chemist under
stands reading which would sound learned potent
laymen if patients.
have often Garfield park vacant lots
clover many of these medicinal plants also in the gardens and
places the outskirts of the city.
These smp the bases of most of best cough and
table compounds but instead being good
they generally manufactured from costly imported products Why?
the of job does realize how money
under the Of these plants because the boy girl living the sub
u does know how these plants except weeds
been taught when to harvest them Many them
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-29
Value of
Cement
Mortar
as Iron
Saver
By JOHN r. ROWLAND

they will be kept immersed in salt test the method of
preventing corrosion.
Two plates each kind will be taken from the salt both
the end of three months and one of the coating will be removed
determine the condition of the metal
The duration the test for the balance of the plates will be deter
mined later
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-29
Instance.

Knicker-Do you use labor saving
devices?
Bocker-Yes. a fishing pole will pre-
vent you from having to take up the
carpets.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-29

still they are money-producng things II one knows
how when.
Why should this and one other topic not be the
subjects Of occasional school talks with illustrations?
few minutes twice week with prepared charts
in place of many "frls used to kill time would
impart much useful information.
The two topics / refer to
l. Simple medicinal plants, how to find and when
to harvest them.
g. Insects beneficial to and how to recog-
nize them.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-06-29
LALzWCAAWo a ZlFE BOAT

80 YHEN the survivors of the tt
AAS tanic were picked up by the
Wy Carpathia, which had been
summoned to their assis-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12

FOX RENT FURNISHED rooms.
SO East Lime street. near Lake
Norton. S-2i-u
FOR RENT Two furnished room,
~ party without children Modern
~ ntcnicn,cs Apply i2o South Lake
pl telephone Green. Ill., lw
EOR RENT Furnished room,
.nOdcrn conycnicnres. i0i East Lime
street Telephone 22s ll-l-lm
FOR RENT Large store room,
with s large airy living rooms over
ccad Fine business location. Phone
;i9. or CATER p. ny As Black.
lO-3O-cN
THREE ROOMS Furnished for
s.Sht housekeeping. with bath, cleo
:rlc lights, etc. see nr phone, OIL
snsrr X Nliirld, ll-9ti
FOR RENT Handsomely fur
Tshcd room. New, with screen
aud private bath 1911 : Florida
Ave- Phone Is Red lO-e".tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12

;hr IS Lest service | have aas0ciat-
81 With me an honest, reliable and
cert oiis partner in the person Oh
ir =! j. Matthias. He is thorough
t. educated and pleasant gentleman.
ald any favOrs shown Lin will be
hlahly appreciated.
The name of the firm is now The
',cN Holly Realty Co., and occupies
tie rooms formerly used by Scally
;.rd .aSsett as real estate offices over
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
Scene AS Wines Fo roaIwa aAucitorium nroow Night

he Western Union rtlc -raph Office
il the rear of the Red Cross dru.;
STORE. We will do general real e7
tate and rental business, having a
large list of the best city property
for sale and rent, also fine groves,
farms. strawberry lands, large tracts
CT timber and phosphate lands.
We solicit the business of thosa
having real estate for sale, rooms or
houses to rent and guarantee prompt
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
FOR SALE

,,,,, -. conn, an
'"'i
't-h .ftp!a E 9l4'f ~" at'"""'' 7
nl tlacn LhG lTiee $500. ''p'
al acres GIi.o''i idi''' ~ ~ 2
florid1 avenue, near LIKE iarh''
F'"" go Il = i'oo'D'
,pR 1h.h PASSENGER 'ou'i"b
Git. IN" condition, OF WIZ o."
thaHSr i0i ,'art Pa N'h' ." 80"
'Nnn faai ea'i' 'ddiPss i'oA 90"
T"N 9'''"' ''h' ~ f'"'" ''''
" lh'i'" pl :" lii'i''S' "''s'''
h"a''i' : one "'iSoh pii"'"S''p'
,,,,, an bons,hoI, poods. he'd
,,c,ds ,n,ipps mattresses tables.
char. .,,Lo,s coax .tnv, and utrn-
.Ja uic,p,os Loun,. rigs ar.
":narcs. china closet and many Us"
al things. These goods have been
riaed nut little and are olltrcd lol
.fhu. half price. Come and see them.
''ornr Of So. Fla. Ave. aud Orange
rUR SALE or EXCHANGE Val
,,,,o ~, :, ,r.,a p,,l,,,rd ,,b-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
THE ALEX. HOLLY REALTY CO.

To my many old friends and chs
t3mers and he niny new o"es whoa,
| hope to knOW in the .car future
After many weeks of suffering from
cancer, which | am thankful TO say
has been successfully treated. | re-
turn to my old business of selling
real estate In order to handle my
business with promptness and to give
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12

f.. SHEPHERD.
+. CLIFTON.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS

ta WILL. BuY a new smith Pre-.
"'rr typewriter In perfect condi.
worth S'5 Apply News Of
49,. ,..u!a -. upstairs. #
"isrcst line g.rlS ana oys and
'h.'Grrn's huuss ,>er >hnwp in ,k.
Nnd just revere Lakeland R,os
Store. -,
Best stationer, AT loves, prj,ss u,
" town Lakeland Book stor.
SEVERAL. nice front rooms and
toArd at 2ll Tennessee ayern. ,,rs
''"''" 9-26-tf
CLEARING tNn FENCING ,n,
'ne desiring work of this kind done
Please communicate with An,,onv
Hanklewi,j pauway. Fla ,l.5-sn
WOOD
All Kinds delivered prcmn,,v
.skelsnd Fral Supply Phone 25S
Red
1925 limo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

1t is now time 10 pay your dog
tax If convenient, kindly see N"
and pay this tax, otherwise, | will
call and SEE YOU, and please have tn
money ready, and aid me in the worn
c! collecting this tax. Respectfully,
! IL. up. w H. TilllS, Marshall.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
afd courteous service.

To all persons desiring to ren
purchase property of any KIM
Cl.ly ask IN opportunity 10 Show
have had fifty years eApeIielit.
Florida as farmer, fruit grower
stock raiser, which enables III,
..irnish reliable information to III
- akers and all interested in Flor
ALEX. HOLLY.
THE Old Reliabl,.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
HAVE you GOT YOURS9

Lakeland is growing. Suppose w
ret 1900 people here in the neNt
ten Years. What will il profit vou
If YOU do not own any Real Estate
rink it over and then Get Rus,
Ron Air looks good to most pcople
Don't take my word for it but sse il
NOW.
JOHN +. cox REALTY COMPANY
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
Daily Thought.

Ono principal point Of good b.ced
Ing is to suit our behavior to the ,hres
severa! degrees Of ncn-Our supcriors
our equals and those below US
Swift
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
Spelling Eoy's Fun.

The scientist who eradicates tha
measles germ will not be resaried a
a friend by the boy who would Father
be an interesting invalid than 20 to
school
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
CARLOAD OF cows COMING.

We will have Il carload of fine Ter
ry COWS on hand "Wednesday c,cninS
and invite all those who are think.
irg OF pure hasns COW to see us.
The price will be right and the storh
the finest.
+. SHEPHERD.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
LOTS IN DIXIELAND FOR SALE

Ii
ljle hearing orange trees to pick
f?liit from NOW. Price $3.50. 90 each.
Ecn't all speak at once.
JOHN +. cox.
Two full sets Algcr books for boy.
~ received at the Book Store.
7-24-;i
Ering us your pictures to frame.
Lakeland Book Store. 7-24-tf
For FIRE, ACCIDENT. PLATE
GLASS, and STEAM BOILER IN
SURANCE, see D. II. SLOAN. Pea
cock building. Phone 3i2. 4G-tf
Full l'ne both Waterman Idea!
AID Parker Lucky Curve Fountain
feLs al al. tlu.es. Lakeland Bone
store. TEST
Come IN ana select some OF our
triSp new books for boys. girls aud
EilGren before the lot IL picked over
big shipmcnt just received Lake
land Book Store. 7.24-'f
an handling dailJ the ipaachi-
cola select oyster, ! do not ka"4
4 them IN Tin, but in crooks, h.Shiy
iecd in Il porcelain rifTiSeiator
c:rancd daily Phone .SS and thcy
viii he delivered promptly with an,
other groceries You may need.
]. +. ROOF EM0RE.
DO YOU want To secure a home u
your own? DO YOU want to max
rent money procure Il home? VI s.
We can interest YOU. Address. Wi,
sen < Co., 2l5 Tyler ST., Tampa
Fla. III
WANTED \ boy to sell the Ey
cning Telegram on the street. On
with good pair OF lungs preferred
Good commission Apply at the Tclo
gram office
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-11-12
WE WILL MAIL YOU 81

WE WILL MAIL YOU 81
fer each set of old False Teeth sent
Us. Highest prices paid for old
Gold. Silver, old Watches. Broken
jewelry and Precious Stones.
Money Sent BY Return Mail
Phila Smelling & Refining Co.
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS
Se3 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
TO DENTISTS
we Will buy your Gold Filings.
"oid Scrap. and Platinum. High
est prices paid.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
'GRAW IS SORE
At R. MARQUARO
Denounces Escapades of Famous
Portpaw and Laughs at Hold
out Announcements.

New York, December ll.-John j.
McGraw. manager of the New YORK
Giants. is sore at RUDE Marquard.
McGraw. referring TO Marqua-ds re-
cent escapades with an actress and 10
the pitchers boasts that hs Will hold
out for a $4,000 contract next year
said
That kind of talk makes me tired.
If il was only a game to get some
cheap advertisement l would not say
a word. But Marquard should nave
gone after that kind OF advertising
long ago instead of tn. KIND ne got
in being mixed up with some woman
who happens &c be an )the. mans wiic.
Marquard hasn't done hsms Elf ar fnv
New York bail club any good by his
actions this winter
His declaration that he won't sign
unless he gets $4,000 a yea is fool
ishness He is :. gned for three years
now, and nell report on tiTie Just like
all the other players next spflEg. And
concerning lis statement that ! dld
not want 20 use him in the world
series because | was afraid his pitching
would Justify his demands for II salary
increase. / have this to say: l offered
him two chances that he took, and nc
won both OF these games. Then / put
ii up to him to pitch the third game.
but he got cold feet and said he did
not care to go in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
FARRELL REFUSES
TO AFFIRM DEAL
Chance May or May Not PHO
Highlanders Is Latest
Information.

Chicago. IL. December u.-When aske
Tonight II It were true that deal hs
been arranged by which Frank chsnc
former manager OF the Chicago Nationa
League Club. would go to New York as man
ager Of the New York Americans Presiden
Farrell. OF the New York club. who Is al
tencing the American League meeting j
Chicago. would neither deny nor affirm III
story.
1t is said here that an official announce
ment VIII be made OF the deal whereof
Charce Is slated TO become manager OF N
New York americans at a salary said TO b
the largest ever paid a ball player.
a; the meeting here to-day OF the Amer
lean League club owner they waived cisir
20 Shortstop Corridor OF Chicago so Presl
dent Nayin. Of the Detroit club. might dis
pose OF him to cincinnati and complete IA
e-de by which Corridor and four othe
players are 10 go 10 the Chicago National
ia oAchange tor Joe Tinker and two other
Il IS known that President Hermann. 0
On cinnat. has promised 10 give Chance hi
reiease as soon as the deal was closed b
which HERMANN would Set Shortstop Tink
er. OF Chicago. 10 manage this Cincinnai
club.
Club owners Of the league he'd an execU
Tive session Ia the afternoon and adiourne
at : O'Clock tonight 10 meet again to-mor
row morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
CAN'T ORGANIZE
STATE SCHOOLS
Carolina Institutions Still al
Loggerheads-Trinity Sees
Failure of Attempt.

Trinity College Durham. n C.. December
u.-Apparently ell talk Of the North Caro-
lima intercollegiate Basketball Association
Il would seem that the effort 10 organize the
state association OF colleges has failed ao-
solutey II the formation and success OF
the organization is to depend on Trinity Tor
It's existence or as a necessity Cor its thrift,
Il is certain fact that 1t VIII fall fiat. this
unless the association viii agree 20 allow
Trinity 10 hold membership In 1t without
being In friendly athletic relations with the
University of North Carolina.
Manager Rand of the local Basketball as
ISOLATION. IS making no euort 10 schedule
games with any state colleges as menDers
o. the state intercollegiate Basketball A.
sociation. though Il Is highly probable that
som, OF the State colleges Will be played
during the season after the Christmas hOii-
fused 10 allow Trlni.y 10 play games with
Carolina, and on this ground she VIII take
40 part in 4 State basketball league amons
IN. colleges The student body IL strong for
games with her State rival. but as things
now stand II will oe impossible FOR a sched-
ule to be arranged. The rivalry between tho
Two Institutions would probably outstrip
anything that has ever been seen IN this
state in any kind OF athletics.
Unless unforeseen events come TO pass
Trinity will take part in The track meet
that will be held at Carolina the last OF this
week. and in which II is certain that three
colleges besides this enc VIII be represent
cd-CarOlina, Wake FOresf and 4. & VI. The
take part in track meets tennis tOurns
ments at Carolina and be barred from play
ing basketball. and baseball II some thing
which Trinity men feel a loss 10 attempt.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
M,D,HART REPLIES
TO HIS CRITICS

To the Editor Of the Times Dispatch;
Sir.-In the columns of your paper
and in other papers l have read some
articles crit 'cizing recent efforts l nave
made to shorten the open hunting
season
Offensive words have been used. I've
been called a slaughterer. etc. etc. and
the abuse burns brightest around
sun that l have shot two seasons called
an automatic.
use the gun not because ! can XIII
more birds. as some may believe. but
for the reason OF it's light recoil. and
because by n change of barrels ! can
make fairly good score at the trap
(clav pigeons) with same gun without
nunishnent to green shoulder.
OF the many hundreds Of the birds
which I have shot in the thirty-four
wears have hunted. less than zoo
have been killed with the auto.
have killed less than thirty birds
this season: | have many invitations
TO go hunting with my friends in cif-
f,rent parts Of the State: 7 know OF
many places where I could go ana
snend every DAY of the hunting season
NJ small cost. and IN spite OF all TINS
am trying TO save few birds Tor
next years breeding. | may be wrong
about the scarcitv OF game; II NAV be
here all right. hiding in the swamps
md thickets until the season closes
wise birds): yet 40 save them this
var would be only pleasure deferred,
and IL would certainly he safe course
% pursue. 10 say the least
81. II known to the sportsmen Of Viz
LIMA as To whether 7 am worthy or
credence rs game nrO-ec'foris' in
formation can be obtained from Dr.
: Palmer assistant chief Rinl"gi-
cal survey. Department OF fr~icu'-
+ure WASHINGTON \ C. T G'hert
pearson. secretary National audubon
Societies New York Citv. Ioh0
~,urnham. president American Came
Protective and Propagation Associa-
tior New York CITY. Tnese mon are
undouh.edlv as well posted on the
subject as anv other men IN the United
states. and what thev said about me
would amount TO something
In The last four or five years the
2n-cauge and the 2S-gauCe guns have
become a sort Of fad with a small
number of spOrtsmen. have been
advised by some % them 20 ADOPT the
2u-gauge for feld shooting. and have
been told that 7 could kill inst as many
birds lust a. far away and Jus. as dead
as with the .12-rauCe. and would not
have near as much weight 20 carry.
- fcured Il was the weight 20
ea~-y~ that was the advantage. after
all
When 7 am convinced that The make.
ro~e. weight or sprfce OF the gun used
institutes The true sportsman. and tho
gauge sun IL it 7 VIII adopt
shat. but while am 81 the opinion
Isl tac nr- bind the Eun. and not
-tr zun ~ ny 90 shoot the gun
.hat SUITS ID 1T others 40 fhe
The NAV who stops when ne
sets . reasorabi. bag is the true
-r.-.s.uar. in nav opinion
" T. HART
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
MANY VISITS MADE
Visiting Nurses Association Reports
Nearly I.JO0 Calls for November.

4 total Of LAPS visits for November
was report at the regular monthly
meeting OF the Instructive visiting
Nurses Association. held yesterday at
the NGrs-s' Home. The meeting was
leVOted TO the transaction OF routine
business. and outside OF the presentd .
zion q the monthly report was Win
our features Mrs Scott Parrish pre-
sided. .
The visiting list for the month IN
cIude5 22I persons. I3s new patients
b.inp recorded for the period. In ad-
dition to the reported visits, 20 IN
recorded ones were made "sls
pat!ents were sent 10 the hospital our :
Ing the month. two referred 10 tne
school authorities. and five TO tne
rrveni1e Protective Association IN
-Ss,,5or tUen:v-one milk tickets were
issue to four patients. and fourteen
ice tickets 20 one patient ,...a-
r1svs a prominent part In the NorN
Of the c'ty's charities ana ne, Dene NOT
-. She central portion OF Richnohn'
INT also south Richmond ana luton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
W.T.. HURT NAMED
ASA. & N. LEADER
Juniors Win Class Championship
by Defeating Freshmen IN
Fast Game.

West Raleigh. y g.. December IL
=. w.. a., the best class football games
-. witnessed At A. and NJ, me
lrrtors defeated the Freshmen TO-DAY
d.. . score. of TO o. thereby w!nhihS
,ho class championship having oe'eH'-
o., the Sorh0mOrcs by the same So
last saturday. Before the game the
Freshmen were picked as sure "'H
800 with odds OF TWO and three 10
ono ia .heir favor. Dut the
sta.t.l oui By making touchdown
-, ~, nrst three minutes OF pay
ana their goal was never In danger
mo game started with the juniors
t4,kine of. and the Freshmen re-
,..r,.,d fen Yards on the second play
a., Freshmen fumbled. and Houck, Tor
en-. minors. recovered the ball ana
yam thirty-nVe yards Tor a TOUCHDOWN
,frbols failed to kick goal Duilhs
,ha rest o. the game the ball see
..v.sa from one end OF the field TO the
.-..- lut neither side coming within
striking distance Of the others Soai,
-r,o game was characterized by good
,,l.1ine of both sides, the playing OF
Co-..tt. Mason and Rawlings Tor the
FRESHMEN and Of Nichols, Houck'
Foster md Porter for the juniors
The officials were: Referee ma oFe'
Umpire HURT and head 'hesiiiSA
l,iovd. all OF \. and NJ. Varsity.
At meeting Of the Varsity footpail
team Monday afternoon. for the pur-
nos. of olocting the captain OF the
team for 1913. W. T. HURT was chosen
g. lead the Red and White next year
Hurtt has played left tackle Tor the
las, three years. next year being the
,ourth al that position. and he is one
nf the best football players IN TINS
..ction having been selected as
commemorative sDf the All-State eieNeh.
o,her men who represent the Red ana
WAITE on the All-State eleven are
Acuenr,. fullback, and Plyler, centre
This team is selected by FRANK
THOMPSON. coach al Wake Forest, ana
a /. Cox, Of Raleigh, an alamhus VI
tho University Of North Carolina.
Much interest is now being taken IN
the coming basketball season, whlch
viii start Immediately after Christ
mas. This will ne the first year that
this branch OF athletics has peen en-
tered into to any extent. and as the
A and n uuint Will meet large
number of representative colleges ana
universities in the South Atlantic d.
vision. more attention will be paid TO
tho snort than ever before. The pro-
spects for a good team this year are
very bright. the following old men
being back: Captain Hargrove. sum
her. phillips. Austin and Huntey. BE
sides these there are several fresh
men who are reported to have played
good bali on local teams before en-
tring \. and NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-12
POLK MILLER NOW
MAKES AN APPEAL
Asks Chesterfield Supervisors to
Reopen Hunting Season, Claim
ing Birds Are Plentiful.
December II. 1912.
To the Honorable SUPERVISORS,
Chesterfield County. Va.


To the Honorable Supervisors,
Chesterfield County. Va
Gentlemen:
beg to submit to your honoraOIe
body a suggestion that you Will re-
scind the action taken by you a re"
DAYS ago with regard to closing the
season for shooting game Your ao-
ton was right, from misinformaloh
as to the real cause for closing the
season-the scarcity OF game. AS
en- old sportsman. and having Know
Of similar cases. time ana again. III
my own experience. ! know That II
we had a plenty Of birds In July
August and september they must DC
plentiful in November and Decemoe''
But the cry came up from sportsIhe"
all over the state there are no bros
this year ana they were right so lar
as finding them goes, but that th"y
are in existence, / have never nav
the least doubt So. ! mace no at
TEMPT to kill birds, for l knew that II
was waste of time until weather
conditions had changed. The BIRDS are
in hiding in places where huntsiheh
do not and cannot so-ln the sWahp9'
But in the latter part of the season
and in January. the very best month
for shooting. they will come "lthlh
our reach. and be as plentiful as they
were last season. This being the case
and inasmuch as your honorable BODY
has the right to open as well as close
the season for good cause, l trust you
will hear my appeal in response 10
large number of sportsmen whom
represent. and raise the gates. for II
YOU don't, men who are always ready
TO obey the laws will be deprived OF
great pleasure. and men who 90 not
respect the laws Will have good time
violating an unnecessary one.
Yours very respectfully.
POLK MILLER.