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Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
New Help For The Housekeeper

Hats off to the newest thing in the
science OF good housekeeping! THE
CHICAGO RECORD HERALD has had
the happy idea Of organizing the eX
perts In household science from all
parts OF the United States -and Eu-
rope, too-aud getting them 10 ct.in-
bine their knowledge in new DEPART
meut which APPEARS each Sunday uu-
der the name OF The Peoples lDsti-
tute Of Domestic Economv." Every
woman who "keeps house." whether
she does her own cooking or directs Il
corps OF servants, will welcome this
helpful page in THE SUNDAY RECORD
HERALD as a triumph of practical
journalism.
The editors and writer's OF The
| PEOPLES Institute Of Domestic Econ
omy" include nearly half hundred
such authorities as Mis-. A lice Peiou-
bet Norton. assistant professor OF
| household administration, University
OF Chicago; Miss Isabel Be1ier de-
partment OF household science, Uni-
versity uf Illinois; Miss Anna Bar
rows, Columbia University, New York;
Miss Wiuifred Harper Cooley. Nation
al Federation OF Women's Clubs; Miss
| Winifred Stuart Gibbs, dietetic spec
islist, New York; NJ iss Grace M Wall,
department OF home ecOhOmirs, Iowa
Stale College, and SO on. The list al
SO Includes some men The range oi
subjects treated covers everything IL
the modern art Of successful house
wifery, from time hondred method:
OF economy to such new discoveries a:
G. .oking in paper bags.
A different expert writes the lead
, ing article each week, and dilferen
person is in charge of the recipe ant
menu department each month. thu
insuring wide range OF domestic ant
/, foreign dishes. Every reader of TIL
SUNDAY RECoRD-FlERALD also is In
vited TO Join the good work by send
: ing in suggestions ana questions
"The Housekeeper's Council Table,
{: in which women from all parts OF III
3 country exchange ideas and help eac
/; other, is part OF this page oi go"
$ things each Sunday. In short, IL
Y the "get together" idea applied I
D household sciene.
S THE CHICAGO RECORD HERALD ha
y our congratulations on it's new domes
: tic economy department. 1t canno
n fail to be a boon To housewives and
substantial aid TO the health and haI
q piness of American homes.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
CAN YOU ASK MORE?
Your Money Back For the Ask
Ing. You Promise Nothing.

We are SO confident that we can
furnish relief for Indigestion aud dys-
p-pSia that we promise to supply the
medicine free OF ali cost 10 every one
who uses il according To directions
who is not perfectly satisfied with the
results. We exact no promises and
put no one under any obligation what
ever. Surely nothing could be fa!rer.
We are located right here where you
Five, aud our reputation should be
sufficient assurance Of the genuine
ness Of our offer.
We want every one who Is troubled
with indigestion or dyspepsia ia any
| form TO come TO our store and buy Il
box Of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets.
Take them home and give them a
reasonable trial, according to direc-
lions If they don't please you. tell
us and We will quickly return your
money. They have very mid out
positive action upon the organs with
which they come in contact apparent
iy acting as regu ative TOME upon
the relaxed muscular coat OF the
bowel, thus overcoming weakness. and
aiding to restore the bowels 10 more
vigorous and healthy activity. Three
sizes, 25c, soc. and 81 00, Remember
you can obtain RCxaIl Remedies onl,
at our store-1he RexaI Store. W
G.. Spring Drug Go.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
SaturdaysMarch 80, 1912

SaturOayS MdICH CV, l/AS
at the following named places In said
city, viz
First Ward-At Seed Warehouse office
Second ward-AtC. A. Hud On's Store
Third Ward-At G. &. Mack's Store.
Tor the purpose of registering the
names OF all such persons who shall
he possessed OF the necessary quaiiti-
cations or electors who may apply for
that purpose.
. WOMEN ELECTORS
In accordance with Sec. 4, OF Artic-
le 3 of the Constitution of the State
OF Michigan, and Act 206, public acls
of 1909, the Board Of Registration OF
said city will register the names of
all women possessing the qualitica-
tions Of male electors who make per-
sonaI application for such registra-
| tion: Provided that all such appli-
cants must owp property assessed f0r
taxes within said city. except that
any woman otherwise qualified who
owns property within the city jointly
with her husband or other person, oI
who owns property within said city
on contract and pays taxes thereon
shall be entitled to registration.
Following are the qualifications OF
male electors 10 the State OF Michigan
Every male iuhabitant of this state
being a citizen OF the United States
every male inhabitant residing in this
state on the gath day OF June 1895
every male iuhabitant residing In thi'
stateon the lst of January, 1850; ever,
male inhabitant of foreign birth wh'
having resided In this state Two year
and six months prior To the 9Th da.
of Novem Der, 1894, and having declar
ed his intention To become a cltizei
0f the United States two years an
ak months prior to said last name,
day; and every civilized male inhabit
ant OF Indian descent, native Of Tn
United States and not member q
any tribe, shall oe an elector and entit
ed To vote; but no one shall be a
elector or entitled TO vote at any elect
ion unless he shall be above the ag
OF 81 years, and has resided In TIL
state six months and in the townshi
or ward In which he offers his vut
20 days next preceding such election
Said Boards of Registration will
in session on the day and at the place
aforesaid, from 500 O'Clock In th
forenoon until 800 in the afternoc
f for the purpose aforesaid.
! Dated this 18th day Of March. l9l
OrIs J SMITH, City Cler
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
Enroll Before June 26

l do not believe too much publicity
can be given the voters of the import-
ance OF proper enrolment.
The opinion seems to prevail that'
voters will be afforded the opportuni-
" 10 enroll only ON an EN- .ollment day,
which rs Monday, April LIST. 1912.
No elect0r shall be deemed quail
fed enrolled eircior who has not en-
rolled since August LIST, 1911.
ln many cases IL will not be c1nyen-
lent for an elec,or 10 appear before The
board In person on April LIST aud the
law provides that an elector may eo-
Ulh at any time by deiivepng, In per-
son or 10y mail, u the city or town
ship clerk, or the officer In charge ol
the enrolment book. a written request
for such enrollment, accompanied oy
AFFIDAVIT setting forth that he IS
qualified elector aud that IL Is Ills oo-
ma tide Intention 10 affiliate with the
political party with which he seeks tc
enroll liza voter enr0lls by amdavi'
ON or before June 26 he will have the
right 10 vote at the August Primary
A voter who has not enrolled eithei
by application and affidavit OF on al
enrolment day Except as specinca'iI
pruvided) cannot participate IN ah'
will not be permitted 10 vote al
primary election.
If the voter neglects or refuses u
give the name of his party, or II N
has none, he shall not be enrolled o.
the enrolment board.
In some sectious. owing TO loca
conditions, voters have enrolled a
"Independent", "Citizens", ';oocial
ist". etc, who affiliate in state eiec
lions with some other political party
If such enrolled voter desires t
change party atiiliatiOn to Republican
Democrat, Prohibition, ETC., In oroe
I To participate in the August Primary
} he can only do so by personally max
! ing application on April lst, ana nc
by written application and affidavit
FREDERICK &. MARTINDALE,
Secretary Of Stat,
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
Conan Doyle's New Story.

(. Something new.ip romance--so ao-
'solutely origibal that IL will thrill the
most hardened ifuvel readerl Such Is
Conan Doyle's The Lost World"
Did you Know that in the unexp!or-
ed wilderness" between the Andes aAd
the A MACON there still EXISTS many. OF
the monster animals. that walked the
earth before man was created' 1t ba
remained for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle-
aud the irascibe Professor Challenger
10 discover this lost world aud TAX
you right into It. How does 10 feel to
be chased by a din0saur as big asa
house, or attacked 10y pterodacIyl as
large as "A bipiane? You will know
before you buish tins fascinating
story. for the author makes yOu see
and believe. AT The same time you
viii learn more about The prehls orlc
world than dozen scientific treatisrs
could tell you, for he story makes you
live in IL
The action Is leiSureiy at fast.
| Don't let that q, ceIye you, Challen-
ger is ii terrific and captivating hero
and when he gels away TN his cxpedi'
| tiuu look out for danger unequaled IN
modern romance phe story is told
with the imagination Of Klpling ol
Jules Verne and the masterly skill o
the crea or of Sherlock Homes.
THE Lost Wurid will appear ex
clusiyriy in The Sunday Magazine OF
The Record. nera!d, heginnihg March
- h. Tell your friends 10 read ID anC
eujuv IA new sensation.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
A COLD. LA GRIPPE. THEN PNEUMoNIA

Is too often the fatal sequence. and
coughs that hang on weaken the sys-
tenn and lower the vital resistance.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Is "A
reliable medicine that stops The cough
promptly by healing the cause; sooths
the iuflamed air passages, and checks
the cold. Keep always on hand. Re-
fuse substitutes Hites Drug Store.
Fireflies shine only when in motion
Keep moving.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
WELL KNOWN MINISTER


Rev. D. Schneider. who - . wen
known minister In Rice Lake. VIZ.
writes: - :.
"I had a very severe stomach trou'
BILE last year from which ] was ksps
in bed three months. I had engaged
the services of doctor. but 70 no
avail. then read Of Vinol and deter
mined to try bottle. Before II wss
used up I was out Of bed. and foar
bottles made me we'll man. vinol 70
q splendid medicine. and I can gisdiy
recommend It." -
Prominent men from all over ens,
country do, not hesitate TO- endcsse
this wondeful tonic.
For twelve years vihoi has bean
sold on the money back" plan. ana
every year strengthens It's pepuiarisy
and proves by continued tests that y
will do what we claim for II
W. c. SPRING DRUG co.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
"The Lost World"
Greet Conan Doyle Story to Start in Detroit
News Tribune Sunday, March "a.

"Tbe Lost World" a thrilling story
by Sir A. Conan Doyle. will com
mencedn The Detroit News Tribune,
Sunday, March "a. This is considered
the great English writer's master.
piece The reader is taken into un'
known realms with a party of ex'
plorers. whose adventures are weird
In the extreme. Don't miss the open
Ing fnstallment Sunday. March "a.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23

G.. A. GlOssner, "a Ontario ST., Ro-
chester, N. ", has recovered frou. q
long aad severe attack of kidney
trouble. his cure being due TO Foley's
Kidney Pills! After detailing h's
case. he says: II am only sorry did
not learn sooner OF Foley's Kidney
Pills. In a. few days time my back
ache completely left me and ] fell
greatly improved. NV kidneys be-
eame stronger, dizzy spells left me aDt
Fwas 20 longer ANNOYED at night.
feel lG0 per cent better seuce .usins
Fofey Kidney Pills" Hites Drp
Store.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
Closing Out Sale.

EMPEY BROS. will sell their entire
stock of COMFoRTERS. size IS %
inches filled with clean cotton oatten,
price So cents. This is a rare oppor-
tunity. Come at once for they will
soou be gone.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
GIVES QUICK ACTION

James Gidley, Druggist, reports
that A SINGLE DOSE Of simple
buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc., 'as
compounded I'm Adler-i-ka, the new
German appendicitis remedy. reives
constipation or gas on the stomach,
almost INSTANTLY.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
COMING SOON

Tuesday, April , is the date when
J. Leahv. the Optometrist Will be al
the Russell House one day only. Head
ache cured. crossed eyes straig hlen' Il
fitting childreu'S eyes Il speciality
g asses guaranteed Lo tit.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23

here 20 me- hod of making
fiiebds eQda, T. Ia. Of making good,
Whru man's iUcome oUigcs him
70 say cut nIghts 20 dispose Of II, his
usefulness is on The decline.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23

What l. worth doing we'll, is worth
doing better.
A Missouri girl wants $1,000 for
seven kisses. One would almost
imagine from that that kisses are
scarce.
Charlevoix county herald., 1912-03-23
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given TO the qualif-
ed electors uf the City Of East Jordan,
State Of Michigan, that the Boards of
Registration OF said City will meet on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
--
AVIATION DEBTOR
OF METEOROLOCY

LONDON, lune l.---That aviation is
largely Indebted to meteroiugy for it's
existence was the statement made to-
day by Prof. Willis t. ~flore, chief OF
the United States Weatner bureau, in
the first OF q series OF lectures before
tile Royal institution In this city. he
said ia part
ny TIE use of fiuematogra ply of
moving objects we are juAtined tn be-
lieying that atmospheric phanome ma ha
TO lao miles above sea level are now
coming within the reach CT accurate
meteorotoG zeal observation and eaicu-
ihiion. We shan in tile near future
have a mere intimate knowledge OF
the complex operation of nature IN
these high attitudes than we have to-
day.
''Aviation is largely indebted to me-
teorology for it's existence. The aero
plane is but the Kite OF the meteorolo-
gist with power and -Ftfdtiefs attached,
and the art Of aerial navigation ana
that of Weather forecastiIg viii bs
closer allied In the future than they
have been In the past. In fact the
making % spcii navigation CONNER
ciaily possible may depend more upon
the metecrnfeEist than upon the cons
structins engineer I forecast the fu-
ture whea / say that the time may
come when many Of tho goa stations Of
the lSutted States weather bureau and
those Nuf other weather services viii
he equipped with aviators anc nyinE
machines.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
LANOGRAF OFF TO
LEAGUE POW-WOW
sox sEYsotD ACCOMPANY HIM
IN THE INTERESTS OF THE
PLAYERS.

President Landgraf and President
Nielsen left for Pittsburg last night.
They will attend tile meeting Of the
United states League magnates a the
Colonial hotel. Chat city today.
Captain Morgan Il. Mills did not go
to Pittsburg. as was expected,
President LandgraT Yesterday after
noon held a confere-.cn with the play
ers, the object Of which was to deter
mine what steps to take regarding re-
naming in the league. The PLAYERS
Mere unanimous in their Willingness 10
remain. and upon this sentiment Presi-
dent I.andgraf Will act at the meet
ing today.
i report has lean -sent-a ont that
Western men VIII attempt TO secure
control OF the situation. and transfer
alt the clubs to Western cities. Bafp
Nielsen and l.andsraf before they left
last night said they believed Rich
lnond would he one of the best citles
In the league. and were Of the opinion
that The maEnates would determine
TO retain this citr, a. Il had been a
having proposition ftum the start and
had practically taken care Of New
York and washington and Cincinnati
when those clubs We're in a bad way
Mr. I.andgraf will state his case, and
put in a strong bid for the retention
Of Richmond, regarCiess Of the East
or the West.
Both tie local members OF the Rich
mend Baseball corporation. Messre'
feroy Brown and S;ergan r. Mills.
failed 10 attend TIE meeting of the
PLAYERS. with the president.
1t was determined that Son Scy-
bold should accompany President
I.andgraf to Pittsbufg, To help him
take care ef the Richmond interests.
and he left for the smoky City. seN-
bold lives In PenusN}Tania q short dis
tance from Pittsburs. and 1t is his in
tention 10 spend ,o"av at home. and
join the club in Pl'tsburg tomorrow
where they expect 10 begin IA series
WITH ttlc CfufJ represcujinE That city.
ManE rt,rnurs arotlfGd tae street that
. The club would uoF play yesterday
were proven grouudiess by the fast
that they did play,
Manager Newman said last night
that all of the play~rs had determined
To stick br the Richmond manage
ment. and that they expected 10 return
10 Richmond after Hse trip, TO continue
here the rema indrr ~ tho season
Yesterday was sa2ary day. 1t was
stated that HE salar5.s were not forth
coming. but would be tomorrow. and
the players feel perfectly satisfied that
tlicv wiz receive ali that Is coming
! "a them.
\ telegram from Philadelphia. yes
tarday stated that President Wtnian,
of the United Starfe- league had been
adi8dge3 q voluntaAg bankrupt in the
/ United states District court This. IL
. course, has rD bearing on The lea que,
! bat is a nqvsppal snatter with Mt.
/ Whitman,
/ n Is generally heliev&d-&i}st at The
meeting o. t8e Ieasue 'e.lsy he viii
offer Its; r-g gnatiob. ana the Reading
cluh VIII be transferred 10 somc other
! city There are has dozen cities
I after uiacvS LIS the circuit
III" result # the meeting will show
what VIII become OF tile Richmond
cluh.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
MAY HOLD MEETING
REPORT THiT NlGNATtS WILL.
MEET At OCEAN VIEW DE.
MED BY BRADLEY.

ia reference 20 ii telegram received
here last night from Norfoi& TO the
effect that meeting Of the uN ners
81 the Virginia league clubs would
hc held ia ocean View today. Mr..
W, Il, Bradley said that there was
notb!ng TO il.
In the FIRST p'1ee," said Mr. Brad
ley, we never hold meetings on sun
day. Some Of the owners and man
ayers may get together in q little
friendly talk at Ocean View tomor-
row. but there " II be no meeting,
We always take advantage of nuch
'f4<'EaSssgss Eu@Esy9as r. fsiaoat ftiA;Jer. b,lt
so far as a meeting being held you
can say thAt thers4 will he nnns=..2--
The telesfan a4 stated that the neef-
ing would be Tor the purpose nf dis
GUESSING the reduction in clubs, aud
the advisa bilny II disposinE of the
nanVille ana Roanoke franchises.
MIR. Bradley said there was no
movement on foot look ng "a such
an end. and that the league was going
along all right as I; stood.
He stated thai he was not going
10 Ocean Nav today y nd "a far rs he
knew mere wouta b@ no meeting OF
any other managers or owners
The report from Norfolk was 10
the effect th1T Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Newport News had agreed 10 attcnd
meeting, and that Richmond,
Lynchburg and Petersburg had ueen
urged To be present
II was reported from DanVille last
night that President Boatwright knew
nothing Of such a proposed meeting.
Roanoke Was also IN the dark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

NEW YORK. June 1.-The feature
event at the New York a -saIia,z
games proved to be the one mile re-
lay race, which was won BY the New
York A. c. team of rve men in the
new worlds record time OF S:l1 as bet
tering the mark of the Irish American
A. c. OF 8: IL is.
George HORNE, of Leland. Stanford
failed to clear the bar, In the high
jump at 6 IT. 2 in in the final jump
against Plat Adams. of the New York
and tied for second place at s
H. in. with II. j. Grumpelt On the
jump on HORNE recovered his form and
cleared 8 II. 3 In. easily. following this
with an exhibition jump In which he
made a clear jump of IT. in HORNE
complained Of being tired after his
four day trip from the Pacific coast.
Ralph Craig made the fastest time in
the 100 yard dash which has ever been
run Mt the Travers Island track. get
ting to the finish In the first heat IN
the great time OF as seconds Craig
failed to ret away 'front.' the mark with
the nnalists siid finished third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02

NEW YORK, June L. NatfewSor
got away 10 a poor start against Bres-
nahan's Cardinals this afternoon but
even II the Giants had no. backed
him ND with terrific hitting it is
doubtful " Big Six" would have lost
as the Cardinals gave very poor
exhibition OF fielding. Matty was hit
freely throughout. bur the Giants
homharded Harmon heavily after he
had. replaced Steele. Score, IL to 4
Every member OF the CLANS took a
slam at the ST Louis pitchers. and
some of them took two or three SEN
satioraI catches by Fletcher and
Becker were features of the game
Devore hit homer into the rtgh'
field in the seventh inning. with TWO
men on bases
The score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
ARMY DEFEATS
NAVY BALL TEAM
EIGHTH VICTORY BY THE MILL
TARY BRANCH IN EEEtf,N
GAMES PLAYED.

ANNAPOLIS. MD. June by
the score OF S to the annual base
hall game between the naval and
military academies was won today by
the Army, Tn $ is the eighth victory
by the military branch. out of eleven
games played.
Lack of Judgment In the ninth pre-
vented the midshipmen from evening
up the score. With the score two
runs against them. Walden was thrown
out and Cochran singled Vinson
batted for Seibert and hit safely. Os-
born flied out. but Adams hit over
short. Cochran easily scored. but
Ninson was glued to second. r sher
then hit to Whiteside, who threw low
to Cook. Fisher was safe, hut turned
wrong and was touched out. Had
Vinson made third he could easily
have score on the play. il Fisher had
kept his wits. and the score would
have been tied With Hall, strong
hitter. coming to bat.
Score by innings: Il. n. r..
West Point .00Ol0 s--s 10 2
Naval A. .2le0o 083 II IL Z
batteries: West Point. Hyatt and
Lyman; Navy. Seibert and Cochran.
umpires Bresaan and Emsiie. Ma
Ilonai soASu~. M v
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-02
COLTS WIN UPHILL GAME.
Locals Swted Hedgepeth Heavily After the Sixth, When
the Game Looked Like u Goner for Rchmond-Heavy
Batting on Both Sides Marked the Contest
By HARRY TUCKER. JR.

By defeating Petersburg yesterday
Afternoon al BROAD street park. Dy the
st.ef.--t,f tE-tr- If steve Griffin S colts
captured the series from the Coolers
winning three and losing one.
The game started out like a pitchers
duel. fast fielding and good pitching
l,v Jiruckuiller and .Iedgepeth retired
the sides in order in the prst two IN
nngs. Graft McComas and Raley
pulling off a lightning double play In
the second inning after Spencer mad
singled Anthony drove one at Gran
that nearly took him off his feet, oul
iv quick recovery and threw to A'-
C0nas, " no wss covering second, the
throw beating Spencer by few rect
and BY a fast throw caught Anthony
at first.
Petersburg Scores First
-i.augf7fin opened the third with u
SAFE, hit 10 center. Barnett walked, ana
hits bv Simmons and Eicherber9er
scored Iaughhn and barnett BUSCH
and Spencer were east outs.
II vas at this stage that Manager
Griffin thought il wise To fellsN 9
Eruckmjller. and sent DaNie 10 the
rescue In the fourth But Ralph fareu
u,tlo better. for III the fifth the Soop-
e.rs Went after Davies spitbah WIN d
determination with the result ina
when the third man WAS out they hao
gathered total OF four runs in the
follow lug manner. Singles by Hedge
peth, simmons. Busch and Anthony :
Spence!'s sacrifice ny Eichberser dou
bic. and Busehs stolen base.
They scored again IN the sixth on
fron.delrs single LAughliE's SAcrl-
ice and simmons third single
The visitors not b-ing content with
seven runs annexed trio lu tHe hlhih
after two were out simmons slhsle'
r.icherberg.r walked. Spencer hit Tor
two bases Anthony and Ho"edeil SIN
cled. scoring three runs
II was at the point that grimm sent
in strain, who made Iaughln pop Up
an easy ay to Graf
The Colts Score,
After having lead OF six runs
uedgepeth weakened. and conse-
o,Ientlv the Colts had an easy time
overcoming their lead. Raiey, the hfs5
man III in the ffth. nit for TWO oasNs
and scored on McComas single
Thev added three more in the SKIN
m stngI.s by Graft Burke and EaleA )
a Wild pitch and f9ournoys do"o1e;
Aacds single Grifiin's double. an"
Envsdelrs error, allowed the colts Two
I, the seventh. tteing the score
IN the eighth two bases on balls I'VE
xtnua and an error by Vance, ana I" Q
solTers' choices. netted the Colts nine
runs Total: Richmond. Ia foters-
burg. II. l,.,.oun ma .
Manager Busch. OF the Coolers. was
r,a out Of the game in the elgnf N :
nsnw for aisputing decision at W
pjre Black, Box score: