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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30
Prevent Stock from Eating Dead
Bodies of Clover.Leaf Beetle.

From time to time there appears a
small, grub-like creature that feeds on
clover, greenish, soft-bodied grub,
the immature form of the colover-leaf
beetle. 1t feeds usually at night on
red-clover, alsike, alfalfa, and some
times on white clover and mammoth
clover. Fortunately, nature has pro,
vided an agent which is likely to ap-
pear during excessive outbreaks Of the
pest, in the form of a fungus disease
which destroys the grub, first impell-
ing the dying insect to crawl up to the
top OF grass spear and curl its
body around the point. Here the grub
dies and its body remains clinging there
afterward washed off by the rains. The
appearance of the fungus disease has
usually been almost simultaneous with
the coming of the grub so that the loss
from the clover leaf beetle has been al
most negligible thus far.
Now if this were the whole story we
would be content to let well enough
alone, but unfortunately the dead
bodies of the grubs when killed by the
fungus disease are poisonous to stock,
usually not sufficient to produce death,
but often toxic enough to cause serious
illness, 1t is therefore suggested that
during the present outbreak of the
grubs, stock be restrained from feeding
on grass bearing such dead grubs
(Which will be found curled around the
tips of grass spears, until after the
weather has washed off their bodies
and again made the forage safe,
X. II. PETIT,
Entomologist of Experiment Station.
Fast Lansing.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30

We have millions of fertile lands and
they lie within easy reach of the great
markets and consuming centers of
America. Nearly everywhere the set
tier will find schools, churches, and the
other advantages of a pleasant, well
balanced social life.
In reaching for new settlers our state
might well make an effort to divert
some OF this returnin tide to Michigan
The settlers are of sturdy, energetic,
desirable type, for only that class has
the initiative to go as thes have done
to new, far country in search OF a
home.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30
JOEL JOHNSTON RE-
LEASED BY CT. COURT
- Justies Court Had no Authority
To Sentence Man

Joel Johnston sentenced by Boyne
City Justice to serve ninety days at
Charlevoix under the Michigan Pure
Food Law, was discharged Friday last,
his time not yet out 1t seems the Of
fense was out OF the power of the JUS
tice court, all said court being empoW-
cred to do was to bind him over to cir
elit court. Atty Clink instituted hab-
Gus corpus proceedings as soon as cir
cult court was convened and secured
his release.
When the case came up Inspector
0ickle, of the State Pure Food and
Dairy Department asked prosecuting
attorney Fitch to allow him to handle
the case, representing that he was
lawyer and familiar with the proceed
pre, AS he was a representative OF
the state and qualified to d9 SO Fitch
acquiesced, He assured him OF his
willingness TO be of assistance il need
ed and left the matter with Mickle,
When sentence was passed Fitch knew
it was void but there was nothing TO do
until circuit court was called, He wrote
to the Attorney General regarding tbs
case and his opinion is now on file at
the prosecutors office. 1t SETS forth
the same as held by the court.
AS Johnson has served all but three
weeks of the sentence nothing more
will be done about the case in all prob
ability. Had Mickle consulted Fitch
the case would have gone to circuit
court,
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30
MUSICAL PERFORMERS

Elsie Reynolds, Hazel Sheldon, Mar
jorie Lemieux, Mildred Sweet, Miss
Stohlman, Wilma Ward, Hazel Kale,
Carrie Shearer, Irene Bashaw, Agnes
Kenny, Margaret Kenny. Agatha Ken
n.y. Grace Weldy, Marion Hureau, Le-
oha Hipp, Margaret Supernsnt, Eliza
bett Hweet, Mary Green, Marie Coates,
Jessie Meech, Julia Ellison, Lawrence
IemieuN. Victor Cross, Bruce Cross,
Harry Gregory, Wallace Merchant,
Lawrence Lalonde, Floyd Detlaff,
Charles Nschazel, Kenneth Raino,
Adolph Shay, Lyle Jepson, Leslie
Lemieux, Catherine Lalonde, Florence
Jepson, Gladys King, Agnes Lenosky
Mary Brezina, Erma Pinney, Emma
T,enosky, Jennie Josifek
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30
Memorial Day
To Be Fittingly Observed in Our
City This Saturday.

charge of Company X, and fine pro.
gram is being arranged. Hon. Frank
D. Scott, state senator from Alpena,
and candidate for congressional honors
will deliver the GRAFTON. Exercises
this year will be held at the cemetery.
Below is the
PROGRAM
EXERCISES AT THE BRIDGE
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet at the Town Hall at 900 o'clock a.
m. The East Jordan Military Band will
lead the procession to the waters edge
where the following program takes
place:
Singing-"Nearer My God to Thee"
Prayer by Rev. A. ID. Grigsby
Selection by Band
Exercise by w. X, @.
DECORATION by w. R. c,
Selection by Band
Benediction
FORMATION OF BATTALION
Adjptant's Oall will be sounded at
1:55 p, m. The Companies and COM
mands will form in the following order:
E. j. Military Band - Drum Major
Bulow
Company X (escort)-Lieut Spring
G. A. r. Post No. 66-Commander
Rogers
w. r. C. lin autosl=Pres, X. Ham-
mond
Public Officials tState, County, Town
ship and City)-Hon. H. |. Mcmillan
Fraternal Orders-Commanders
Schools (all depts) -Supt. Ganiard
Citizens-A citizen.
EXERCISES AT CEMETERY
Pugle Call (Assembly)-Serg. Hyatt
Selection by the Band
Prayer
Song-School
Gettysburg Address-R, A, Brintnall
Selection by Band
Address-Hon. Frank d, Scott
Decorating for Unknown-Schools
Presentation of flag to school-Supt,
Ganiard
Spng-School
Decorating graves---G, A. X. and w.
R. c.
Ritual Exercises-G. A. X.
Salute-Company X
Bugle (taps)-Serg. Hyatt
Formation of Battalion for return
march,
OFFICERS OF THE DAY
Battalion Commander--Capt. H, L,
Winters
Battalion Adjutant-=Lieut, Balch
Battalion Serg, Major-Serg, Wander
venter
Battalion Chaplain--Major Bennett
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30
MUSICALE
"A Delightful Evening With Our
Young Musicians

By the members and students of st.
Joseph's Music School, at Temple The
atre, Friday evening, June 5th, $3.50 p.
m. sharp. Prices, SOC, 35c, 25c. Re-
serve your seats early at Mack's, be-
ginning JUNE lst,
PROGRAM
Opening Number, "Adonis Galop"..
..... 60. Violin Chorus
Inst. Soil "Waltz" $500. Eight Hands
Inst. Soil Tulip" go. Eight Hands
Vocal Solo "Daddy's Doll' Julia
Ellison
Ast. Soil Morning Prayer" -. Eight
e Hands
Song, "Those Evening Bells" .Chas.
Nachazel and Kenneth Raino
Inst. Soil. "Pell Nell Galop" .Twen-
ty-four hands
Inst. Soil, farewell to the Alps"
Eight Hands
Inst. Solo, "Valse Caprice" e"..........
49,. -. Julia Ellison
Vocal Quintet, "Where Beautiful Lii
les Grow" 49,. Lawrence Lalonde,
Leslie LemieuX, Agnes Kenny,
Margaret Kenny, Agatha Kenny.
Inst. Soil, Throwing Kisses" op. l27,
........ Eight Hands
Inst. Solo, Grand Waltz de Concert
.......... Wallace Merchant
Vocal Solo, 20 Dry Those Tears, ,....
......... Harry Gregory
INST. Soil, Silver Nymph:" 49,. Eight
Eands
Inst, Trio, Pandora March" . .Twen,
ty-four Hands
Vocal Trio, "Annie Laurie. ".,.... Vocal
Class
NJ Trio, Drifting Clouds" ..........
r ....,.....Twepty-four Hands
Violin Solo, Souvenir" Leslie Lemieux
Inst. Trio, Golden Spray" ...,.......
49,. ..Twenty-four Hands
Vocal Duet, "The Wind and the Harm
Margaret Kenny, Agnes Kenny
Violin Solo, "Kuiawiak" go. Lawrence
Lalonde
Inst, Trio "Galop Brilliant" .......
-. 80. Twenty-four Hands
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1914-05-30
Feel Dull and Sluggish? Start Yogt Liver
10 WORKING,

II beats all how quickly Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets liven your liyen overcome
constipation--make you feel lively and
active again. j. l.. Mcknight, Ft.
Worth, Texas says: "My disagreeable
symptoms were entirely removed by
the thorough cleansing Foley Cathartic
Tablets gave me-" They're a wonder.
--Hites Drug Store,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
STANDISH Makes
SKINNER LAUGH
Central Labor Union Off
ciaI Sees Joke in City
Employees Talk.

This is hardly an occasion for
Ievity but F. c Standish's reply to
Henry NJ Walkers article in the Texas
Union has struck my funny bone and
] must apologize for laughing" said
Z. ID. Skinner, secretary treasurer Of
Central Labor Union. today
Mr.. Walkers article states. in sub
stance. that the cause Of the late row
in the Central Labor Union was the
attempt Of a certain political bunch to
rule or ruin that body for political pur-
poses Mr.. Standish's only visible
means OF support is a political job
which he holds by grace of the political
powers that be-and Mr.. Standish is the
first TO 'squeaL'
IF Mr.. Standlsh really had intended
his TRADE against Mr.. Walker land his
asscClatesl Tor a reply to this article
] would have expected some statements
Of fact that would disprOve that
article. but l have studied his efusiOn
carefully and have failed to discover
such statements OF fact Therefore it
looks 10 me like a political trick. once
in general use among professional
politicians but now mouldy with age.
although sometimes used by the small
Try for want OF something better. The
trick is to becloud the situation. when
you are in the wrong, by personal
attack on an individual and thus divert
attention from the truth.
I wonder If Mr. Standish remembers
one day last summer when 7 met him
on the street and furnished evidence.
which he admitted was conclusive. that
a certain political bunch was then lay
ing their plans TO gain control Of the
Central Labor Union for political pur-
poses I wonder IL he remembers that
he praised me for declaring that politics
must stay out OF the Central Labor
Union and that he volunteered to do
anything he could 10 help me- I won
der II he remembers that I told him 10
go and tell those fellows that 1 was
not fighting their political party but
that I was fighting any proposition OF
any political party gaining control OF
the Central Labor Union.
within an hour word reached me
that he had burst excitedly into those
fellows at their headquarters and had
told them and others within reach of
his voice that We can't let that fellow.
Skinner. be secretary Of the Central
Labor Union We must beat him what
ever We do
Excuse me for another laugh. Mr.
Standish says that the Texas Union is
not the official organ OF organized
labor. but merely has the endorsement
Of the Central Labor Union and the
American Federation OF Labor Evil
IDENTIFY the Central Labor union and the
American Federation Of Labor amount
TO practically nothing in the eyes OF
a politician and Mr.. Standish's failure
to mention the Texas State Federation
of Labor and few OF the local unions
of FL Paso was an oversight, most
likely"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Circus Woman Wouldn t
Have Been Animal Trainer
but to Escape Social Life.
FTER -. q Woman wants Ii b

4 FTER all, a woman wants TO be
n just a woman; no matter what
else she may be-what fame she
may have OF what her position before
the world. just 10 be a mother and have
a home usually makes the strongest
appeal.
This is verified and vouched for by
Miss Martha FlOrine who Eas achieved
world wide fame as a trainer Of big
cats-lions, tigers and leOpards. She
says she is Just plain woman a
woman with the same sort OF instincts.
desires, yeaTnings, devotiCus and am
billions, as the mothers, sisters and
daughters met in every day life.
Rob her Of that non-uEd erstandabIe
courage and mesmeric power TO control
savage 5easts-that rare combination
which has made her the queen of wild
animal tralners-and she would surely
be grooming lullaoies 10 a brood Of
babies, feeding them nOstrums. educat-
ing them. making their rompers. spank
ing them, binding up their bruises. just
as any other normal mother would do.
She says she would IL she wasn't too
busy with her pets.
Longs For Quiet.
This queen Of the steel arena" smiled
with noticeable shyness when asked for
an interview about herself as q woman.
rather than about her achievements as
a trainer-tnat animals injuries. hair
breadth escapes. the public and all kin
dred ilk was 10 be tabCoed. Here is
the way she started il, after the re-
porter asked her if she did not tire Of
everlastingly travelling.
How l long for a quiet home life,
and-and. babies. and If hadn't taken
up my present vocation. well" and
the little Miss sat in pensive attitude.
Let's see how far did we get2 Yes.
would have been a wonderful mother
with a big flock OF babies. And do
you know, motherhood is to me the
greatest thing in all the world Some
times l borrow babies TO play with.
When a child, I'd never play with dolls.
/ used 10 give mine away or throw
them IN the stove i wanted something
alive-lOnged for something animate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat if you feel
Backachy or have Blad-
der Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
ana oNerWorks the kidneys in their
eIIorts to filter IL from the system.
regular eaters OF meat must flush the
Kidneys occasionally. You must relieve
them ike you relieve your bowels. re-
moving all the acids. waste and poison,
else you feel a duh misery in the kid
neE region, sharp pains in the back or
SICK headache dizziness. your stomach
sours, tongue is coated and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
t"lnSeS- The urine is cloudy, full OF
sediment, the channels often get frri-
lated O5Lging you TO get up two or
tnEee tines during the night
To neutralize these irritating acids
and flush off the bOdy's urinous waste
get about four ounces Of Jad Salts
from any pharmacy take a tablespoon
Iul IN q glass Of water before break
laSt for few days and your kidneys
VIII then act fine and bladder disorders
disappear This famous salts is made
rom the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia. and has
oeen used for generations 10 clean and
SIMULATE sluggish kidneys and stop
bladder irritation Jad Salts is mex
penSive. harmless and makes a delight
lul erferveScenr lthia-Water drink
Which millions of men and women take
now and then. thus avoiding serious
kidney and bladder diseases.-Adver-
tSemenr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
NO FALSE M0DESTY
IN DOING HER DUTY
FL Paso Lady Was Bene-
fitted by Plant Juice
and Says So.

This statement is from an FL Paso
lady. Miss Georgia A. King, whose nome
is at ~ Magoffin Avenue. She said
Plant Juice was strongly recon-
mended TO me by a friend and / can
now Just as strongly recommend II 10
my friends. For three years I suffered
with severe pains in the right side OF
my back 1t would be so bad that i
would have TO sit down and not move
around. II seemed as II there was
some force that / could not control that
would turn me completely around II
must have been my liver. yet nothing
that / took for il relieved me When
] started using Plant Juice il seemed
10 go right 10 the place affected The
pains have all left me and am getting
better every day i have also found
II a good treatment for the stomach
] am glad TO tell everyone what Plant
Juice has done for me- / have no false
modes-y in performing n duty in letting
others know who suffer as I did"
Plant Juice is without doubt the
greatest tonic. curative and corrective
Of the age. II YOU suffer with indiEes-
tom dyspepsia, nervousness, constipa-
tiOn. hiliOusuess or malaria. sleepless-
ness; If you wake tired and lanEuid in
the morning with no energy or ambi-
uOn for the days work try Plant Juice.
II will put new health. vitality and
vigor into you and make YOU feel like
different person i'm as short a time
as possible For sale at The Kelly &
Pollard Drug Store.-AdyertIsem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Says No One Need
Remain Thin Now
Physicians Advice For Thin, Unde-
Veloped Men and Women

Thousands OF pople suffer from excessive
thinness. weak nerves and feeble stomachs
who. having tried advertised fIesh-ma,zers.
food-fats. physical culture stunts and ru5-on
creams. resign themselves TO lifelong skin
niness and think nothing viii make them
fat Yet their case is not hopeless. a re-
Gently discovered reEenerative force makes
TAT grow after years OF thinness. and is also
uneQuSlied FOR repairing the waste OF sick
ness or faulty digestion and for strengthen
Ing the nerves This remarkable discovery
IS called Sargol- Six strength giving. lat-
producing elements % ackuowIedged merit
have been combined in this peerless prepara-
tiou. which is endorsed by eminent physi-
clans and used by prominent people avery-
where. It is absolutely harmless. inexpen-
sive and efficient
A months systematic use OF SargoI should
produce flesh and strength by correcting
faults Of digestion and by supplying highly
concentrated fats 20 the blood Increased
nOurishment IS obtained from the food eaten.
and the additional fats that thin people need
are provided. A. F. Ryan and other scad-
ing druggists supply SargoI and say there is
a large demand for it,
While this new preparation has given
splendid results as a nerve-tonic and vital
izer. IL should not be used by nervous people
unless they wish 20 gain az least ten pounds
Of flesh
a. z. Ryan--Adysrtissment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
SAY Convention
STILL MEETING
State Department Advices
Deny Aguascaientes Rup-
ture; Committee Named.

Washington, D. c., oct 25.-The Next
can national convention at AguascalI-
entes is still in session. according to
official reports today to the state de
partmenL Border dispatches had de-
clared the convention had adjourned
The convention has appointed q COM
mittee Of five Ito assume the duties
OF five cabinet positions in Mexico
City, according to adTices 20 the state
department Thursday.
The committee is 10 take charge Of
the portfolios OF foreign relations. pub
lie instruction. justice, finance and com
municatiOns.
No mention was made as to what the
convention would do with the provis-
ional president, but it is expected that
this question will await the arrival of
Gen Zapata or his delegates.
A test OF strength may come upon
the effort OF the committee to assume
authority. Heretofore there has been
no indication that the convention in
tended TO exercise executive functions.
Await Angeles and Oregon.
Agents OF the state department say
that the conference is awaiting the
went south TO invite Zapata delegates,
and Gems Obregon and Blanco. who
went TO Mexico City TO convince Car
rama Of the futility Of questioning the
authority Of the convention.
The delegates are reported as hopeful
that the situation may be adjusted
soon, though officials here believed
that peace in Mexico depends not so
much on the convention as on Car
ranza's willingness TO abide by its &C
tons
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
SYRUP Of FIGS
FOR CROSS, SICK
FEVERISH Child
Ii little stomachis sour, liver
torpid or bowels
clOgged.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup OF Figs" because Ia
a rev hours all the clOgged-up waste
sour pile and fermenting food gently
moves out Of the bowels. and you have
q SWELL playful child again. Children
simply viii not take the time from
play TO empty their bowels. and thev
become tightly packed. liver gets slug
glsh and stomach dis0rdered
When cross. feYerish. restless. see II
tongue IS coated, then give this deIic-
lous -trulr laxative" Children love il
ana II can not cause injury. No dff-
ference what ais your little one-ir
1oll OF cold, or a sore throat. diarrboes
slonlSacne-ache. bad breath. remember a
gentle inside cleansing" should a.
ways be the first treatment given
FgH directions for babies. Children ~
an ages and grown-ups are printed on
Beware OF counterfeit fig svruns
ask your druggist for a 5B-cent bottle
JL Cailtornia syrup OF Figs" rbe1
took carefully and see that il Is r75a
oy tne california Fig syrup Com
Dsny We make no smaller SIC
rand back with contempt anv o-bs-
Hg syrup--Advertisemen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
Prefers Babes To Lion Cubs
-:H:- -:II:- -:II:- -:II:- -:I:-
Preferred Animals To Society

that's why I always had a cat or a
dog-later, wild animals
Wanted a Home.
Really, wouldn't ever have been an
animal trainer had my parents not in
sisted on my going through girls
school-one OF those society polishers.'
as ! call them ! didn't want social
career. but wanted TO be just a plain
stay-at-hOme girl Honestly. you won't
believe me. but I would have been the
hOmiest person in the world. for ] had
none Of the desires that prompt one 10
appear before the public. I wanted a
home-quiet-"
And now back a little to give some
hint as TO how Miss FlOrine achieved
the rank as the worlds greatest woman
trainer Of wild beasts, and the answer
is womanly in its directness-
Ambition and application These
instincts are as glorious in woman as
they are in men, and are entirely sex
less in their operation" she said
Mastery was my motive Be at the
top of whatever you undertake
That's wOmanly, isn't it, she ven
tured, with a smile that took the in
terviewer of his guard.
Competition Makes Real Women.
Competition is what makes men and
women grOw-makes them more
capable more brilliant more attractive.
Competition stimulates the wits, makes
the brain develop.
And do you know that's where a lot
of women make a big mistake When
a woman insists that her husband must
shut himself in her company night
after night. she deliberately cuts the
man of from these stimulating in
fuences- He has no rivalry to sharpen
his wits-he sinks into demoralizing
peace He is less capable Of meeting
on an equal footing, men who have
not sUccumbed to matrimonial lassi-
tudes-men who mingle together in the
evenings and discuss the events Of the
day.
Liberty For Husband.
Therefore. when 1 marry, I propose
10 insist on my husbands forgetting
he's married for at least three evenings
each week, and that he go out with
other men-the boys.
"WilI he-Cease to care for home ties2
Not a bit Of it. The freedom will only
enhance his liking for domesticity and
his wifes affections"
No eugenics, public discussions
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23

AEUascalientes conference and Gen.
Ramon Sosa had been sent TO NoEales
TO see that the orders were carried out
Among those who have been released
and have crossed to the United States
are Gen Salvador Alvarsdo and staff;
Jose Fontes, former collector at No
gales j. Garduna, a former congress-
man, and about a dozen former city
and state officials.
New Governor Fears to Enter.
A battery OF guns was shipped from
Ensenada on Oct 20, aboard the s. s.
Mazatlan for Guaymas, according to re-
ports received here. The battery will
be sent north for use by the Maytoren-
istas in the attack on Naco. Ensenada
IS now held by the old federal 25th bat
talon, which has recognized neither
faction P. Aviles, the Maytorena gov
ernOr, is still in Los Angeles. and il is
reported that he fears 10 enter Ensen-
ada until the battalion recognizes his
authority or until he can take a strong
escort with him. It is reported that
Cen Nelasquez, former federal governor
OF the territory, has been selected as
the chief Of this guard and that men
are now being recruited
Villa To Go to Durango.
villa who has been at Torreon. Is
expected TO leave today for Durango
TO establish peace there. 1t is stated
that delegation has been sent to
Mexico City by the Arrieta brothers,
VINO revOlted in Durango against villa
10 receive Instructions as to the future
course to be taken by the brothers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-10-23
MEXICAN BULLETS DRIVE
so FAMILIES FROM HOMES

Naco Ariz-. Oct 23-As n result OF
Mexican bullets being fired across the
Americas border during the attacks
on Naco, Sonora. more than 50 Amer
lean families have been forced 10 leave
their homes TO seek safety. and IS
American people have been wounded
by the Mexican fire. Naco people deny
the state department claim that only
sightseers were wounded 1t is point
ed out that all OF the IS wounded on
the American side are residents OF
Naco-