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Charlevoix county herald., 1913-03-15

Paul Purdy was a Charlevoix visit
or, Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs M Shubricks a
daughter, Sunday.
Miss Rose Gagnu Ia assisting at M
e. Ashley & Co.'S store.
Atty J. f. CoDyerse was over from
Boyne City last Saturday.
Sheriff Ford p. Robbins was a city
business visitor this week.
w. p Porter is in the Upper PENN
sula this week ON business.
Pros. Atty ID. Fl. Fitch was Char
levoix business visitor, Tuesday.
Henry Clark left Tuesday for bus
mess trip TO Memphis, Michigan.
Miss Grace Keenholts will begin
teaching at Alton Monday next.
A. NJ. Haight was here from
Godsboro, Md, this week on bust
ness.
l. NJ. Grief OF Cleveland was an
East Jordan business visitor this
week.
Miss Eva Lewis is guest OF her sis
ter. Miss Pearl, at Charlevoix tn is
week.
DR.. Armstrong was up from Charlie.
voix, Wednesday, on professional
trip.
Miss Anna Nc Neven OF Gaylord
was guest of Mrs. Leroy Sherman this
week.
Mrs. M. Ruddick has been quite i'll
for some weeks and confined TO her
home.
Otto Powers OF Traverse City was
an East Jordan business visitor this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Kenny were
Charlevoix visitors Tuesday, guests Of
r. Mason and family.
Ben Alexander and wife left Friday
morning for Ohio where they will
make their future home.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Porter and
Howard Porter and wife were Boyne
City visitors Tuesday last.
Dan f. Goodman received check
Of $1,000 life insurance from the Roy
al Neighhors the past week.
Mrs j. Jamison was called to Mer-
GER. Pa. b., by the death OF a brother-in-
law, leaving on Monday last.
LIE Roy Sherman was at Charlevoix
this week attending a meeting OF the
Board OF County Canvassers.
Miss Ella Dunlop returned to her
home at Winnipeg Thursday. after a
visit with East Jordan friends.
Robert Barnett has purchased the
Holmes property on Bowens Addition
and Is making repairs on same.
Miss Emma Zoulek went to Chicago
on Tuesday Of this week, where she
will study shorthand for some time.
Miss Mary Weldy gave the Seniors
st Patricks Party on Friday eve-
ming at the home of Mrs. II. w. Dick
en-.
Mrs. j. L. Weisman returned home
on Friday from Detroit and Chicago
where she has been purchasing spring
goods.
Don't forget the special Revival
services Ia the Presbyterian Church
Fine singing by famous singer. Free
to all.
Mesdames Geo. G.. Glenn and A. E.
Ashley entertained the Whist Club at
the home OF the former, Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Bliss went to Adrian, Thurs
day, To accompany a dependent girl
to the Industrial Home, for County
Agent Madison.
Hon. Charles Il. Foot, state repre-.
sentative from the second district OF
Kent County, was an East Jordan
visitor last Saturday.
Ed Cake and VIM. Taylor are en-
gagged doing the mason work on a
school building at Grand Haven. The
Price Bros. have the contract.
Mrs. j. Rich joined her husband
here on Thursday. and they will re-
move their household goods from
Gaylord here in the near future.
Miss Myrtle Pearl OF Eastport cous
In of Miss Lucille BoosiDger, came
over to spend Friday here on her wa'
| e<. oI Al faanht In IN
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-03-15

care this week.
Mrs. Bacon Is guest OF Mancelens
friends this week. ~
Supt, L. G. Balch Is In Leland this
week on business.
Mrs. p. Walsh returned from De
troit on Tuesday, last.
John Porter returned home from
Chicago on Tuesday last.
Miss Cora Belding spent Saturday
at Alba with her brother.
Henry Richardi OF Bellaire was In
the city Tuesday last on business.
III. Rosenthall is in Chicago this
week on business, purchasing goods.
Mrs. Calvin Bennett Is visiting
her husband at Blue Lake this week.
Mrs. J. Wing was called To Ohio
this weekly the illness OF her mother,
Norman, little son Of J. Whiteford,
who has been seriously i'll. Is gaining,
W. p. Squier and Ira d. Bartlett
were Boyne City visitors last Satur-
dav.
p Pnrdy from Traverse City was an
East Jordan business visitor Thurs
day.
Miss June Hoyt entertained a few OF
her young friends on Saturday, even
ing. last.
W. Faust has moved his family To
the farm Of D. S. Payton, in EvelinC
township.
Mrs. II Goodman visited relatives
in Central Lake Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mrs. Mvron Durand and Miss Verna
are the guests Ut Leonard Thompson
at ChestOnia.
Cedric Mcdonald Of Central Lake
Is guest Of r. #. Mcdonald and fam
ily this week.
Miss Nancy McGuirk OF Mancelona
is guest at the home of Mrs. d. p.
McGuirk this week.
II V. Luce OF Detroit. state agent
OF the Peninsula Insurance Co., was
in our city Thursday.
Miss Blancb Stohlman is guest OF
the Misses Hazel and Elva Williams
OF Grayling this week.
Mrs. J. Wyckof returned to Trav'
erse City on Wednesday after short
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Pete Lalond were
guests Of her sister. Mrs. W. Hicko,
at Bellaire over Sunday.
Atty f. N. Clink was at Bellaire
Central Lake and CharIevoix on q
business trip this week.
ii. e.. Kennedy and family from
Clarion were guests OF Mrs. Nj. Fl
Fay and family this week.
NJ. z. Raglev from Cleveland ar
rived in the city this week and viii
assist NJ. Snooks at the Cooperage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walker and
Miss Cora Haddick are guests o
friends in Boyne Falls, for a week
SILK Petticoats and New Sill
Waists in all colors.-We invite you
to look at them.-M. f. Ashley & Co
w. A. Stroebel returned last weel
from Lansing, Detroit and Saginaw
where he has been on an extended
trip.
Harry Walstad came home on Fri
day last from St. Cloud, Mimi. where
he has been for about six months al
work.
The Misses Genie and Elizabeth
Thompson spent Sunday last with
their sister Mrs. K. L. Stanford, al
BOyne City.
On Tuesday evening the younG
friends OF Miss Gladys Howard gave
her q birthday surprise party. About
thirty were present.
Miss Emma Otto OF Sutton's Bay
Was guest of her sister. Mrs. Franz
Porter. a few days this week. return
ing home on Wednesday.
Miss Ballatman, arrived on Monda'
from Cleveland, and has taken posi-
tion as trimmer at M. e Ashley
Co.'S millinery department.
Rev. w. Rice of Detroit assisted b!
Mr.. Johns, fine singer. In the Pres
byterian church SUNDAY next ant
every evening. A hearty welcome Il
| all
Charlevoix county herald., 1913-03-15

W. c. SPRING DRUG CO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07

An old negro went into a drug
store and said. Boss. viii YOU please
sub, call de kunnel on de telephone %
Yes" he said, and he called the
colonel
The old darky said: "Kunnel dat
ar mule done stall right here in front
Of dc sto
Yes sub: done tied strings round
his ears. but he didn't bulge.
whats dat7 Yaas, yaas, sub. l
build a fire under i'm. but II didn't
do nothln but scorch de harness.
"Yaas, sub; yaas sub. TUX de
things out, but k9 never done notice
dat
whats dat7 No sub; no. sub.
kunnel. l didn't twis his tall no sub.
"Yas. sub. another gemman tws'
his tail; he look like a Northen gem
man.
"Yaas. sub: day TUX him to de
hospital.
mo. suh. don know, Amt
heard yet"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07
Fast Express.

Three men. an Englishman.
Frenchman and an American were
prsising their respective railroads.
Said the Engllshman:
"Our express trains go 50 fast that
the telegraph poles along the line LOOK
like a high board fence"
"Our rapides." said the Frenchman.
ARE 80 fast, ze stations long 20 line
look like one city block"
The American puffed at his cigar
thoughtfully.
"Once. on an American express"
he said. II passed a field Of carrots,
a field Of potatoes, field OF cab
bages. and a COW. and the train. gen
tlemen. was going 30 fast thought
I saw an Irish stew."-Ths Advance.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07
water of distinctive mcdi-

Of mineral water of distinctive medi-
cal properties.
Believing firmly in the merits of
This water. the citizens Of Guthrie
two years ego. by a unanimous vote
provided for the issue Of 100000 In
nonds 20 be used for the development
# the waters and the erection Of q
modern, municipal bathhouse.
This structure, which has Just been
completed at cost OF 100000 IS
cnstructed entirely Of concrete and
marble. is modern and palatal IN
every particular and taken as whole.
one Of the most complete, up-to-date'
best-equipped and finest bathhouses
west Of the Mississippi river. There
is large salt, or mineral water
plunge or pool where all the pleas
iires Of the surf can be enjoyed every
dav in the year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07

She-"I don't know what makes
her so positive about everything
lle-"Her sex"
Louise-"Troubled with loss II ap-
petite. 'snt sho7"
Julla-"she doesn't even want to
eat the things that the doctors for
hid."-I.lrs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07

IIow TO bind dilapidated textbooks
SO that they look almost as good as
new is taught in manual training
classes at Hampton Institute, iamp-
ton, Va.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07
BASEBALL STARS AND CHURCH
BISHOPS WILL MEET INA
COMMON CAUSE.
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP
subject NHl BE Exploited ON Mann
moth Scale for the FIRST Time
in the southwest.

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Pc" ''s'"IS are L" ne represented on
.''' '"''s, I'"tT'"h
'"N '"'S i'l% List
This cipal ownership boost is
lo be the feature, I'm fact OF the for
NAL open,ng christening and dedi-
cation Of Guthre's municipal bath
house, for which the distinction IS
claimed that il is the only one i'm
America To build this, after artc-
sian mineral waters had been disDov-
cred at Mineral Wells park here, the
citizens voted 100000 I'm bonds The
construction has covered almost an
cLtire year. and on December II, n
VIII be turned over TO the city park
board by the contractors and then re-
cciNed by the city commissioners
In the entire southwest there is NJ
city which has gone into municipal
ownership more than Guthrie. This
program began with the construction,
twenty wears ago. Of municipal
W3t"rWorks systtm which has been
decided success. This was followed
later hv municipal sewerage sys-
Il thp construction 81 a t1ourfsiY,o1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-12-07

A prominent psychologist says that
the coming man will be completely
bald. Perhaps by that time some in
ventivs genius will build a theater
with every seat on the front row
New Orleans Picay unA
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
A California Visitor
Reviews Carson VaNeu
A Very Fine Section Where
More Land Could be Cultivated
Advises Use of More Wells

Jos s. Lawrence, Department Pa
triotic Inspector. OF the G.. a. r.,
who has been the guest of George
Meyers in this city, spent part OF
Saturday with Mr.. Meyers in Carson
Valley On being asked what he
thought OF that section of Nevada
he said
you people have an elegant valley
above here. one of the best on the
coast From the short time that |
was up there is appeared to me that
there was room for lot OF more
people and chance for some big
Irrigation schemes You people use
more water in proportion to your
lands than we do on the other side
OF the range. 1t looks to the visitor
that this water could be put to more
use and be made go much further.
THE schemes OF pumping water
for the lands is along the right lines.
In California it Is a common sight to
see either windmills or gasoline EN-
gnes doing the work. From what |
have been. able to observe it would
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16

Yesterday one of the most inter
esting events took place at St,
Theresa's Church in this city, when
Bishop Grace administered cOnhrma-
ton to fifty children of the church.
During the past couple Of months
this class OF young people have been
il practice for the event, The big
class was in readiness and the fOl-
lowing were confirmed by the be-
loved Bishop.
Alice Elizabeth Simpson, Mary
Margaret Shaughnessy, Cleo Agnes
Savage. Mildred Illyne Cross, Cath
crime Annie Day, Mildred Marie Bel
mont, Margaret Mary Murray. Mabel
Marie Lear, Rudolph Paul Malo
Francis Patrick Murray Everett
Samuel Dowling, Edward Daniel
Walsh, Maurice Jeremiah Quill,
Charles Elmer Thick. Otto Rapheal
Schultz, Osborn Thomas Tuck. Les
ter Martin Felsinu, John Allen
Coleman. H omer Floyd Smith, Peter
Andrew Amodei, Russell Edward
Ambrose, Silas Lawrence Richard
son. Dorothy Elanore Raycraft.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
The Industrial Commission
Sends 0ut Literature
The New Law is Being Put
in Action. Big Companies
Approve of The Plans

money hungry, it may take some
little business. but as beneficial law,
one that is aimed to be for the bene-
fit of all. the lawyers as rule are
offering no objections.
The law has been in active opera
ton in Washington for some time,
resulting in thousands of damage
matters being settled without the
courts action The Washington
Commission has given the Nevada
members many a pointer and they
are evidently taking the advise rem
dered and doing the work along sys-
tematic lines.
A lot of literature has been re-
quired at the office and this is being
used as an introduction into busi-
ness that is bound to grow as the
work is understood. The office force
is getting down to hard work and
some results should be in evidence
during the next year.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16

The Industrial Insurance Commis-
sion of Nevada is getting busy and
will be in motion before the first of
the coming month. During the past
two weeks the commissioners have
sent out over four thousand letters
to the different concerns hiring men
in this State. 1t has been no small
job to get this line up and to start
the ball rolling in the right direction.
The sending out OF this literature is
the first move to get in touch with
those affected by the new law. A
copy of the act with application
blanks and letter to each lndlvld-
ual or company within the Sstate. AS
some OF the largest concerns in the
State have volunteered the fact, that
they are Going to come in. it lends
Encouragement to others.
1t is one of the simplest and best
laws that has been enacted in Ne
vada. To the lawyer, who is not
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
''The Ways of Destiny
At the Grand Tonight
GA Hand Painted Two Reel Special

In this particular Pathe release,
the view OF the old shepherd Jean
Nirat. and his adopted daughter,
among the sheep they are tending i
:. gem itself and is followed by a
series OF lovely cxteriors. and taste
iul interiors. such as are rarely
gathered together in one film.
(Thi5 is the version of Louis
Reeves Harrison. reviewer OF films
The Ways OF Destiny opens
with a picture | would like to frame
and own. | felt a thrill OF delight on
seeing what | have so often idealizcd.
Good acting at i important points,
grip strongly. and it is just the offer
ing to command as feature
The High Cost of Reduction. Bio
a picture dealing with couple OF
stranded actresses. and their clever
scheme for raising dough" enough
to get back TO Broadway. Do they
succeed?
kissing Kate Bio
This is an amusing farce comedy.
Pleasant and well acted 1t show
the subterfuge. used by Young
lady to raise funds for her church
II Is an original joy dispenser. Don'1
miss it,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
A MIxUP

The motor cycle aces billed for
yesterday in Reno. came to sud
den close when Charles Wheeler OF
Tol upah, was thrown rom his ma
chine and badly injured. The young
man was thrown from the fast NOV
ing machine and when picked up it
was found that he had sustained
broken shoulder blade and collar
bone, while many bruises were in
evidence He was taken to a. hos
pita. where it is expected he will re-
cover
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16

be possible to bring a lot of your
idle land under this same kind of
reclamation. and was surprised to
note the amount OF idle farm land
that i available to reclamation such
As would happen in California You
certainly have the land, the water
and the climate. and all that is nee
cSsary to double the population OF
this section is to apply the water
IT this valley was situated in Cali
fornia much more would be cult
waited, as there would be no waste
water and there would be greater
efforts made TO make every acre
produce. The fine stands of hay
and grain look mighty good as the
drouth does not seem to have hit
you people. Get your pumps going
reclaim the idle land and your sec
tion can't be beat by'any that have
seen in my travels
Thi, advise is simply sound sense
:; nd it takes such travellers as Mr..
] lawrence to show the people where
they are lacking.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
Serious Mining Condition
Exists on The C0ns(0Ck
Several Properties May Close
Down Pending Adjustments
North End is Affected

will warrant and a resolution has
been passed by the Con. Virginia
directors. declaring that the chances
for finding ore on the 1000 level are
by no means exhausted, and are. in
fact highly favorable.
The Ophir upraiSe from the 25O0
level will be connected with the un-
derstope from the 24OO level and the
available ore taken out, and all work
will then be stopped at that point.
Sierra Nevada will pick UP the vein
in few days in the 24O0 level drift
and then all the rich ore left in the
top OF the first upraise from the $500
level Will be extracted and the mine
and the Union shaft will be closed
down.
The old northwest drift on the $500
level of Con Virginia will be cleaned
out, on Pumping Association account
and an effort will be made to reach
the downward extension OF the vein
of gold ore that dips below the 24OO
level and from which some ll6 tons,
yielding a net of about Sl7OO, are now
being miled. In the meantime the
disputes between the Mexican min
ing company and aome of its outside
STOCKHOLDERS and the other companies
w II be fought out in the courts.
The Comstock. at the north end, is
now evidently passing through the
oeverest crisis in its history. The
Gold Hill mines are fully able to
weather the storm. They have the
strongest backing and will be vigor-
Ously drained and explored Already
a new development OF gold ore is
being made on the 400 level of the
Crown Point in the northern and
eastern portion and in new ground.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16

\ bad Indian is an undesirable
citizen. among the COW punchcrs OF
the West. Howling Wolf is dubbed as
NO good" by the boys and he i
kicked out 1t is rather tough on the
Indian, and it comes near being
tough on the sheriff. If it hadn't
been for his wife, it would have been
good night" 1t is a good Offering
well produced
CTwo Rell SpecialD The Ways OF
Destiny. Pathe.
a hand colorcd picture OF the ro-
mantle adventures OF pretty girl,
who was abandoned by her rich
mother, and adopted by a shepherd.
lie is mortally injured in a storm. He
tells her of her parentage. and gives
her a lockct found about her neck,
containing the picture OF beautiful
woman, who he thinks is her mother,
Aiter the shepherds death she finds
employment in department store.
where she is accused of theft. She
is taken before the proprietor, who
que stions her closely as to her his
tory. Her story together with the
locket and picture solves the mystery
of her birth. and she finds home
with her father.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16

1t is possible that a number of the
North end mines on the Comstock
will close down for time at least.
The refusal OF the Mexican Company
to continue its support toward the
pumping fees started the trouble
and the stockholders have failed to
come in with assessments for further
work. The Chronicle in reviewing
the situation states:
The Ophr. Con. Virginia and
Sierra Nevada mining companies
after an heorc effort to do their min
ing work and keep the pumps in
operation at the same time, are so
low in their finances. that either the
mining work or the pumping must
stop. ii the pumps at the {. & {.
shaft are stopped and the water is
allowed to rise. machinery that has
cost millions will in large part be
lost and the deep levels may never
be recovered again,
There is not money enough on
hand or i'll sight, to remove the ma
chinery As it would be the greater
OF two calamities to stop the pumps
just now, it has been decided after 4
Joint conference OF the three boards
OF directors ri the Ophir. Con. Nir-
ginia and Sierra Nevada, to suspend
the mining work. Orders have been
wired to Superintendent McCormick k
70 stop all work on the 1000 level OF
Con. Virginia and the 1000 level OF
Ophir,
The southwest drift on the 1000
level OF Com Virginia will be care
fully inspected each day and the
timbers eased when necessary, so
that it may be kept open and Will
permit of full resumption of work
when the finances of the company
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
BIC WEDDING
IN VIRGINIA

Practically every friend OF the
Nulty and McGrath family OF Vir-
gina City attended the wedding yes
terday Over one thousand invita-
tons were issued by the family. Miss
Bunnie Nulty was married to John
McGrath at the Catholic church at
high noon, the church being filled
to its capacity. Following the we'd
ding reception was held at the
Nulty home, while the depot was
crowded with friends who wished
them good luck as they started on
their journey to California for we'd
ding tour. The bride is well known
in this city, where's he has spent a
portion of her life, while the groom
is a prosperous business man of the
Comstock.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
Big Glass Confirmed
AtSt.ThereSa'S Church

Josephine L. COuilard, Ellen K. Nc
Donald, Evelyn Mildred Pedroli,
Mary Josephine Raycraft, Marie
Margaret Schulz, Beatrice Angeline
Schulz, Teresa Frances Schulz, Alma
Agatha Etenz, Mary Frances Amodie,
Dorothy w. Harrington, Lucelle
Abigail Muldoon, Anna NJ Norton,
William Lewis Carter, Aubrey
Francis Regan, Dorothy NJ. Hage-
meyer. Charlie Belli Beatrice Relli.
Bishop Grace by his eloquence.
inherent modesty, and Christian
methods has endeared himself to
all. Carson people like to recall him
as their own parish priest. as he
was, i'll the very first years of his
priesthood and in the early days of
St Thereasas. Even then he possess
ed all those attributes which make
of him most fitting Bishop. On
the 9th OF June 1913, Bishop Grace
celebrated the 10th university of
his priesthood. He was vested with
the robes OF priesthood in All Hol-
lows College, Dublin May he live to
visit our parish many times in the
future
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-06-16
RIVER is HIGH

Ab Ambrose came up from the
river this morning He states that
er is still high. The farmers along
the Mexican ditch. who had troubles
last year, have repaired the old hume
they are entitled to, is coming
through. The farmers will cut alfal
IA next week