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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Left Banner on Train.

The old Idea that anticipation was
never equaled BY realization was full
ly demonstrated by the Eagles on
their return trip from Hancock.
You have heard how the local Eag-
les have worked for three years for
the state banner, and how. il they
won II three times In succession IL
would be theirs TO keep for all the
time. nov and forever more. Well,
they won 1t at poutiac. then at Trav-
erse City. aud again at Hancock,
which entitled them TO the rag as
long as IL would last.
They have worked like slaves for
this banner. they won IL and then
they left IL on the train for the cou-
ductOr to take home for the kids to
play with. -Boyne City Times.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Western Michigan
Campaigns.
Alfalfa

A three day alfalfa campaign under
the auspices VI the Western Michigan
Development Bureau and the Trav-
erse City Committee OF Twenty-One,
was put on the middle Of June. Bet
ter than $50 miles OF road was cov-
cred by automobiles and 20 meetings
held. Six speakers told the story Of
alfalfa growing and answered the
many questions asked by those who
are anxious TO get this valuable crop
established upon their farms. Al the
present time campaigns are being
planned for Kalkaska and Emmett
counties, which campaigns will be
along similar lines to those which
proved a success in Grand Traverse
and Leelanau counties. The dates
for the Emmett county meetings are
july Is and l6, ard the dates for the
Kalkaska campaign are July II and
Is.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Bond Sale Notice.

Notice is hereby given that paying
bonds for the city of East Jordan,
Charlevoix County. Michigan, will be
issued, pledging the full faith and
credit OF said City for the payment
thereof, for the amount OF six hundred
twenty-seyen dollars and tfty-nine
cents. ($627 69). Said bonds TO draw
interest at six per cent per anuum.
payable semi-annually from and after
August lst 1913. The denomi minations
thereof NAV be made 10 sums OF one
hundred dollars and shall be payable
as follows:
One hundred dollars August lst,
1919 and one hundred dollars On Aug
ust lst OF each year thereafter until
paid.
Also paving bonds of said city will
be issued I'm the sum OF seven hundred
eighty-siX dollars and twenty cents,
1886 20). hearing six per cent interest
payable semi-annually, pledging the
full faith and credit OF said city for
payment OF said bonds out OF the de-
ferred payments Of the assessment
levied upon Special Paving District
No. 3, Of said city. Said binds shall
be divided into four equal parts. rum
ming one. two, three and four years,
respectively, from August 'st, 1913.
Public bids will be received for said
bonds until eight O'Clock p. m. of the
tenth day OF July, A. ID. 1918.
For further information address
Otis j. SMITH. City Clerk,
East Jordan, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
MUZZLE YOUR DOGS
State Board of Health Issued
Timely Warning.

A general public warning against
Hydrophobia (Rabies) Is in order at
this time. Reports from oyer the
state show that there are more than
the usual number of cases this season.
While Hydrophobia can be COM
municated oy other animals than dogs
yet the dog is the most important
animal TO consider Ia relation TO this
disease.
Effective muzzling Of all dogs Is the
only method To prevent spread OF this
fatal disease. All worthless, tramp
dogs should be killed; all others should
be securely, but humaDelv muzzled.
The State law Act 3O6, Z. A. 1901
authorizes township boards Of health
to establish quarantine and ITO order
all dogs in the township or any part
thereof, restrained, confined or muz-
zIed." " This law should be taken adj
vantage of now, as conditions over the
state warrant It. Village and city
ordinances providing f0r restraining
or muzzling dogs should be strictly
enforced.
ALI persons bitten by dogs suspected
OF being raUid (mad) should be taken
Immediately TO The Pasteur Institute
of the State University at Ann Arbor
for treatment. This treatment, II
taken advantage OF will safeguard the
patient There has never been d
death from hydrophobia among all
the patients treated at the University
PasLeur Institute.
A dog suspected Of having rabies
should be securely tied and observed
for developments. Ii for any reason
1t is necessary to kill the dog he
should not be SHOT in the head as that
often renders it impossible To make
the necessary laboratory examination
to determine whether or not he had
rabies. The dogs head should be
packed in ice and sent TO the Pasteur
Institute, Ann Arbor. for exanIina-
tion. No charge Is made for such
examinations
Let us have general muzzling of
dogs in Michigan the balance Of the
summer months and wholesale doing
away with worthless, tramp dogs.
II. L. DIXON, Secretary,
State Board of Health.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
AID IMPROVEMENT
Department of Public Instruction
Issues Several Helpful
Bulletins.

DESTROYS Of developing statewide
movement along the line OF improv-
ing and beautlfying school grounds,
Superintendent OF Public Instruction
Luther L. Wright has just issued a
bulletin giving excellent plans for
school grounds and directions for
planting trees and shrubs. The bull
letin was prepared by Professor G. p.
Halligan Of the Michigan Agricultur-
al College and contains designs for
rural, village and city school grounds
together with lists OF trees and shrubs
desirable and undesirable, which can
be grown easily In Michigan.
In harmony with encouragement OF
school improvement, the department
OF public instruction has also just
issued book of plans for four, six and
eight room buildings, suitable for viii
lage and ward schools. These repre-
sent the most modern ideas as TO
proper heating, lighting, Ventilating
and arrangement and. 1t is expected,
will aid in giving the state more prac-
tical, attractive and sanitary school
buildings. The bulletins containing
the school ground designs and the
school building plans will be sent free
upon request.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
By the Wayside

Don't call a man liar. Just tell
him he handles the truth very care
lessly.
We make friends not by explaining
things TO them but by allowing them
TO explain things To us.
Reverence and respect for women is
the measure OF men and Of nations.
There is great deal OF difference
between "will work" and "can work T"
Vanity is the most Ioyable of weak
nesses.
Perfect humor Is born of things out
of their places,
Sympathy is the open sesame Of all
hearts.
Many folks don't worry about the
lies told about them. but they hate TO
have people going about telling the
truth.
You cannot please a woman against
her will.
Never judge the quantity Of man S
mind by the length of time 1t requires
for him to make IL up.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Notice-Cut Noxious Weeds

To owners, possessors or occupyers OF
land, or any person or persons, firm
or corporation haying charge of any
lands in the city of East Jordan:
Notice is hereby given that all nox-
lous weeds growing on any land in the
City Of East jordan, County Of Charl-
evOix, or within the limits of any high
way passing by or through such lands,
must be cut down or destroyed on or
before the fifth day OF July, 1913.
Failure to comply with this notice,
on or before the date mentioned, or
within ten days thereafter, shall
make the parties so failing liable for
the cost OF cutting the same, and an
additional levy OF ten per centum of
such cost, TO be levied and collected
against the property in the same
manner as other taxes are LEVIED and
collected.
Dated June Is, 1913.
HENRY Cook,
Street Commissioners.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05

Notice is hereby given that paving
bonds of the city OF East Jordan,
Charlevoix County, Michigan, will be
issued, pledgng the full faith and
credit OF said city for the payment
thereof for the amount OF one thous-
and Dine hundred seventy-two dollars
and forty-nine cents. ($l972 49). Said
bonds 10 draw interest at six per cent
per annum. payable semi-annually J
from and after August lst. 1913. The
denominations thereof may be i'm sums
OF one hundred dollars and upwards tn
suit the purchaser. The principal
shall be payable as follows:
Three hundred (300) dollars August
lst 1914, and three hundred 1901 dol
lars on the first day Of August each
and every year thereafter until paid.
Also paving bonds Of the city Of
East jordan will be issued In the sum
Of three thousand one hundred fifty
(3l50) dollars. bearing six per cent in
terest payable semi-annually, pledg-
ing the full faith and credit of said
city for the payments of said bonds
out Of the deferred payments of the
assessment levied upon Special Paw
ing District No. 2, of said city. Said
bonds shall be divided into four equal
parts, running one, two, three and
four years, respectively. from August
1st, 1913. Public bids for said bonds
will be received until eight o'clock
p. m. OF the tenth day Of July, A. d,
1919.
For further information address
Otis J. SMITH, City Clerk
East Jordan, Mich.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Preparing to Inspect Apples

The Western Michigan Development
Bureau Is preparing To inspect apples
the coming season and to place its
registered label upon such as come up
10 standard. AS this label is being
advertised and the fruit upon which 1t
isplaced is guaranteed by the Bureau
it Is believed that a much better price
can be obtained for the branded fruit
than for ordinary stock. Apples to re-
ceiye the Bureaus approval will have
TO be packed under the direct super
vision Of one its inspectors. Appdca-
tlons for inspection should be made
TO Western Michigan Development
Rpreas, Traverse City, Mlchigau.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05

A fourth edition OF the illustrated
magazine, western Michigan, Fruit
with favor" will be issued the com.
ing fall. The magazine will consist of
40 pages with cover in three colors
aud gold border. Photographs Of
Western Michigan farm and orchard
scenes are now being secured for the
illustrating Of the magazine. The edi-
tion will consist of $4,000 copies and
each copy will be used in such way
as to add to Western Michigan pres
tige.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05

Ashland township in Newayg0 coun-
ty has voted 10 bond for $4,000 for
the purpose of improving its high
ways.
A young man has a fire opportunity
TO display good Judgment when he
selects father-in.law.
The love tnat survives the little
commonplace frictions of everyday
life together is the genuine article.
The accumulation of wealth is a
simple process. Get all the money
yon can aud hold on to all the money
you get.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
Planning Big Displays.

Grains and grasses are being Sc
cured by the Western Michigan De-
velopment Bureau for use in making
displays Of the products of the West
ern Michigan country. The speci-
mems obtained last year included
wheat, rye and oats, and this year a
much larger collection will be made
both as regards the number OF varie-
ties and the number Of specimens OF
each variety. These grains are used
in decorating the exhibits which the
Bureau makes falls and winters. In
addition TO grains the Bureau is pre-
pairing large and attractive exhibit
Of ripe fruits in solutions in large
glass jars. AS the fruit displays made
in former years have attracted much
attention it is expected that the show
ing TO be prepared the coming season
will be winner.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
st. Joseph's Church
Rev, Timothy Kroboth.

Sunday July 9Th.
1870 a. TN. High mass.
T:30 .. m. Devotions and Benedlction
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
EAST JORDAN GETS
ANNUAL BANQUET,

The organization Of the CharlevoiX
County Republican Club for the seas
on has been completed, and the annu-
al banquet will take place at East
Jordan In the latter part OF July. The
exact date will be announced later.
The republicans OF the county are
hanging together In way that means
business aHd we believe we can look
for gathering this time that will be
even a greater success than anv pre-
vious effort.
Tne officers and committees OF the
club are as follows;
President, ID. s. Payton; Secretary,
Walter Cook; Treasurer, 4. A. Rueg-
seggar. Committee on Banquet, II. I.
Mcmillan, j. II. Milford, VIM. f.
Bashaw. Executive committee, j. Fl.
Milford, ]. M. Harris, w. j. Rachow.
Committee on Speakers: II. L. Nc
MILAN. +. A. Kenyon, j. NJ Harris.
Vice Presidents; Bay: Joseph Shaw,
Boyne Valley; DR.. d. e. Conkle,
Chandler; &. d. Osborn
Charlevuix; 5. Godbold
Evangeline; Frank Bricker
EVeline: Sam Alexander
Hayes: II. Webster
Hudson; Give Hutton
Marion; Jay Adams
Nelrose; Will w. Niles
Norwood; Samuel Chase
PeaiDe; Hugh E. Boyle
South Arm; Jacob e. Chew
st. James; VIM. j. Gallagher
Wilson; Thos. Shepard
City OF Charleyoix
lst Ward; Lisle Shanahan
2Ud ward; Louis Smith
3rd ward; Richard Shapton
City OF Boyne City
lst ward; Edward Lorch
end ward; j. e. Converse
3rd ward; A. Fred Hays
ath ward; Will II. Griffin
City or East Jordan
1st ward: VIM. f. Bashaw
End ward: Charles McCalnon
3rd ward; James Shay
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
PLEASE MAY |
SEE YOU HOME?"
(wARREN w. LAMPORT.)

The benediction came at last;
The services were o'er;
And down the aisle the people passed
And crowded thru the door.
Where stood bsshfuIly apart
Await till Katy come.
And said. with palpitating heart.
"Plesse may see you homer"
Oh. the delight. the bliss untold
OF that glad night in June
As down the way we lightly stroIled
Beneath the laughing moon!
There's not in all this world q draught
No sweet as bubbles up
When youths first sip is slyly quaffed
From loves sweet. nectared cup.
And swiftly do the moments run
When young hearts are elste;
Our homeward walk seemed but begun
Ere we were at the gate.
All. Katy dear! My one delight!
My first and last sweetheart!
How loath was to say goodnight.
How lassard to depart!
Tis now full sixty years and more
We've sat in the same pew.
And passed together to our door
When prayer and praise were thru.
The music quavers on our tongue.
Falt'ring our step and slow;
And tho we sometimes say we're young.
We know it's time to 60.
And should sooner reach that land
And pass the shining gate.
There at the portal shall stand
And for her coming wait.
Twill not be long. know. and when
see my Katy come
Ill play the boy. and say again.
PLEASE may see you home?"
And we'll know what she will say
She never mittened me
why John. you dear. Of course you may
I'm waiting. don't you see!"
And oh. the JOY we then shall know!
Rapture beyond compare!
As up the golden street we 60
To reach our mansion fair!
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1913-07-05
>Curfew Notice.

All persons interested are warned
that according 10 the provisions Of
Ordinance No. 80, all children under
Ia years of age found contrary TO those
provisions on the streets OF East Jor-
dan after the curfew bell at 900 p. III.
will be dealt with as provided in said
ordinance.
HENRY Cook, Chief Of Police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
WILL NOT PAY
Exposition Commission Turns Down
Bill Of Expenses For Secre-
tary Knox.

SACRAMENTO. CAM. April I'll
Through the Panama-Pacifc EXposi-
tion Commission the state has refused
10 participate in tho expenses OF OK
Secretary OF stat" Phnander G. Knox.
who visited Gallo. ia last MAY. osten.
sIbly 20 boost rho exposition. on the
ground that thar official used the O.
casiOn % aid President Taf's political
aspirations.
The Exposition Commission b. tho
body specifically delegated with the
duty of goycruinc tine ,Npcditure o!
100000 which the state il raising
for tho 1915 fair The Commission is
headed by Governor Hiram W. John
son.
Governor Johnson said today.
/ believe the Exposition Commits.
sion turned down the item because ~
members did not bru.te the state
should share in tho expense az 70 tr.p
that was tran mutod into q political
boost fO- President Taft
III was stipulated before Ir Knox
came - California that there should
be- no polite. ON tho trip"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
SON OF ATTORNEY
ARBENZ INJURED

Receiving telegram from Chicago
last night TO the effect that his SON
"eorg" was struck by a train while
driving an automobile yesterday Al
'orn"y John =. ArbpnZ. OF Pleasant
VALLEY. left AZ midnight last night Tor
the Illinois metropolis. to the bedside
OF his son.
The telegram stated that the Young
man Is suffering from conclusion OF
the brain. bur added that no bones
were broken and that there is no I'm.
mediate danger Of his death No de.
tails Of tho acciden; were given. ~.
cept that the telegram stated tina;
young Arbenz va- driving "a car across
railroad track "a hen the train struck
the car. demolishing 70
The young man f. very well known
IN this city and has % host ~ friends
VINO Will wish his speedy recovery
Until recently no attended tho state
university ~ MorsantOwn. leaving
school 10 enter the au'omobfl. bust.
ness
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
Bridgeport Briefs.

The members OF the civic Club are
hard at work on their cleanup day
plans FOR Thursday.
Nearly all the nearby township
schools VIII have . big time Friday. the
closing day OF school
=: \. TELL returned 60 Crescent yes
ierday after being here 20 attend she
charles Hell funeral
The Gun Club has elected officers AMI
are now looking NJ range
walter Gordon removed his house hold
goods To Martins Ferry yesterday
hcHtsiG aN morning WAS the coolest for
April Tor many years
fnfford A. Holmes went To- New Phil
atelphia Yesterday 70 attend the funeral
OF \. a. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. \. y Pierce left fer Ia-
Naua. tuua las evening.
Mg9. Frank Fentoa and children. ~
WiiliafuStown. ". Va. are the guests Of
local friends
Clyde g. BuiF-r was down from -.
Mrs J.. = Bures il quite iIl at the
family home a. siirtou.
Mrs. william ko-hnl.ne has returned
from Few days spent Al Gambler and
'olumuhs. O
The Virginia Restaurant is being i'm
proved with a new coat ~ paint
The Junior Mechanics held a good
meeting last even ug and the seniors
VIII meet This evening
J :. Wetherall. ~ X -. Yardmaster.
.. removing MS family from here 10 Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
FIGHT OVER THE
M'KEOWN WILL
HAS BEEN COMPROMISED AND ES-
TATE WILL BE DIVIDED.
Interesting L LEGATION Comes 10 Close
at Washington, pa.

Special Dispatch 90 'he Intelligence
WASHlNGTON. "a April 81 The
night for the ownership OF tu. estate 81
the late John and sara MckeoWn. 90
Washington. valued a. 81 5uu.upu. came
10 an end here today insofar az are
concerned three Of 90" children. William
MckeoWu and scott A. MckeoWn 81
Washington. ana James u ck.Dau. II
FTankhn MIS- Anna D.. Erad-n e chiii
or Mrs. sara MCkeoWr. refuses 90 make
= statement. and will fight the case. a,-
tording 10 a statement lFsued TO-DAY In
"" '"mpromiEe ~ the case IN" t'fI.-
MckeFWu hrpthefs and o. H. Hllk.' g..
the trustee 81 the estate. ray 20 certain
h"lfs ~ Johu MCkcpWn. living In Ire
land the sum Of ts5I3s They af1,, h.. 81.
20 the state 81 Ieuu-f wanna The sum or
81" 193 "". collateral inheritance tax r.
Wa announced today that fha s--.Hfu
hnd ALREADY been forwarded 90 the heirs
N ireland. VINO include Magg.r q Rice.
Peter Kane. Daniel KAN. John IseiIev.
halHchr Hfllew and Joseph 1illlew.
neIh' - ana rirre- OF OBJ" IHf. John
John Mckeown was ono of the wealthy
OF men ~ tie district Ills death pr-
death his WIG. Mr. sara NcKeov n.
win Net SON william vent 200 ireland
snd Paid o. certain heir. OF John So.
them deed for tnr NrkeuRn ssft'. 70
wa claimed in th s~ereut contest frIt
tfi- deed was secured bv fraud. Nrs.
contest or fln estate uH. fIt begun
until last $Yvewtsr AZ tnaf frr fUe
Nee. - j"'-r Vs. b. sun an a..
tinr f-' .'Iff- t'fr f' .'.f.rn fla en-
Not Legally married.
T.a..n ~, John Mck.eon9 srl s'r,
S S5T r' ;hs, ~ ~. ,aa o.. lrrf
T Ial' w. M,k'Fi'r.. al-t fl.''ri.
move. t',ursI l.so-r, fr ITO ..r..
fruu... fuu aNl.faI f.. fHfsa 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
PASSOVER FEAST
inaugurated Last EVENING q. eoo
Street Temple and Is BEING
Observed This Week

III commemoration Of the exodus %
IN" lSrneiitcs from Egypt. under m,
, ,eauershlp ~ Moses tho feast Of tho
,,res,-,.'- was inaucuratcd with i'm
pressiNe services in the For Stro..,
temple last evening. and the obsar..-
ance VIII continue throughout This
week by local Hebrews. There utu
a!so ne services this morning at 1880
1tN' WIN Rabbi Abrsm Brill ~
'farS". and SUNDAY night. Anrii as
whiIr the feast will he brought IN
conclusion next Monday morning win
services al 1880 o'clock.
An ieavened substances are abstain
20 rom ny the Hebrews observing the
feast. As a substitute for rho 80
nary yeast bread. large square nr
round crackers. unleavened. called
matzoth, are eaten. The observa,t
Hebrew carefully removes from Ms
Premises every crumb Of leavansd
bread before the feast OF the pas.o,..-
begins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22

Dr. a. A.. Csmp6eiL q Whsenns. was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-22
DO 1T NOW
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