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-NUMBER 1 VOLUME 35 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2," 1931.

MANY FARMERS KEEP ELECTRIC CLOCKS TO Extending Line COST ACCOUNT BOOK KEEP EXACT TIME Shooting Affair HERE NOW At Boyne City To Ironton A total of 1,178 farmers living in 40 Michigan counties started last Master electric control clocks, per­ H BARGE KEUKA SCENE OF MICHIGAN PUBLIC SERVICE CO., year with a defininte attempt to And mitting accurate regulation of a cer­ INSTALLING EAST JORDAN. which of their farm enterprises were tain type of electrical motors con­ BRAWL SUNDAY A. M. , IRONTON i LINE. most profitable and also the total nected with its system, have been in­ gain or loss on their business for the stalled by the Michigan Public .Ser­ The people of Boyne City were year, according to members of the vice Company, according to J. B. startled Sunday morning when the The Michigan Public Service^Co., Griffin, manager in this district. farm management department of news broke that Ed. Latham had been have « crew of men at work install­ Michigan State College who helped The chief significance of this in­ shot in a drunken row on the barge ing ft 6900 volt transmission line these men in keeping their cost ac­ stallation ta the fact that it assures, from East Jordan to Ironton. Keuka" about 3:00 a. m., Sunday. counts. when connected on the company's Latham and Bill Allgire have been The new line is about a ten-mile V In addition to" this group, 2,000 system, accurate performance of the operating the "Keuka" dance hall for extension. It runs " 8 long the west other farmers bought-the special ac­ recent type of electric clock known several Weeks under an agreement side of the South Arm of Lake Char­ count book prepared by the College as the synchronous clock. The grow­ with the owners of the boat. Through levoix from East Jordan to Ironton, for the use of Michigan farmers and ing interest in electric* time keeping the influence of good music a num­ crosses the channel at-the latter place these men undoubtedly keep quite influenced the company to make this ber of the better class of those who and runs about a mile on the east accurate records of the year's trans­ addition to its equipment. enjoy dancing have been turning out. side. actions. Keeping the books up to Manufacturers have so perfected On Saturday night Ellsworth liallant • This new line will serve a large date takes only a few minutes each their machinery and equipment that of Petoskey came over with a lady— number of rural and resort resi­ day and gives the bookkeeper an un­ the impulses sent out by the electric some say two. Along about 2 a. m., dences in this territory. questionable check on each crop and, generators can be controlled very ac­ some of the crowd had become noisy. There are between 50 and 60 men for each class of livestock. curately. These impulses, sent to the Ballant had been annoyed, the story engaged in this work, consisting Four more counties, Berrien, Jack­ tiny electric motors in electric clocks goes, because' an East Jordanite largely of four trucks and crews. It son, Mecosta, and Emmet will be add­ instantaneously, control the speed of would sit out .dances with his danc­ is estimated the work will take from ed to the 40 in which the specialist the clock- motors and" consequently ing .partner. Ballant "called" the two to four weeks for completion. from the College will give direct as­ the speed of the hands of the clock, transgresser and a quarrel was im­ sistance with the account books in kgeping them in .accurate and con­ minent. Bystanders tried'to smooth 1931. In the other Michigan coun­ used as soon" as it becomes""available stant rhythm with the generators. matters over but without much suc­ WEBSTER—CLARK ties, the county agricultural agents Jo expand winter highway activities The master clocks, which permit cess; at that time Latham stepped in will help any farmer start a set of and relieve unemployment. G. C. Dill- control of the generators, will be between the two men attempting to accounts. man state highway commissioner, checked daily by radio with Arlington prevent trouble and was shot at close A pretty wedding was solemnized The books themselves are printed State News daiJ all the money can be used during time in -order to assure the utmost range, the ball entering his stomach. Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 24th, at by the College and are sold at cost '.he winter months and hundreds ojt accuracy. He was rushed to the. Petoskey hos­ fo~ur o'clock, at the home of Mr. and through the county agricultural in Brief idditlonal men can be employed. "One of the surprising character­ pital and lies in a critical condition. Mrs. B. I. Webster of Big Rapids, agents or by the farm management Monroe—The Monroe—.county jail istics of electric time keeping," the Ballant made his escape but was when their granddaughter, Dorothy, department, which was ordered closed December manager explains, "is its almost lack placed under arrest by Sheriff Dave daughter of Mrs. Roy E. Wehster, The College department suggests"" Escanaba—A mother and her two 10 by Governor Fred W. Green be- of cost. The motor needed to turn Vaughan on Tuesday, and -Bill All­ was united in marriage" to Ralph L. that the beginning of the- year or children drowned when their automo­ cause of filth and unhealthy conditions the hands of a clock is so small that gire was placed in jail to be held as a Clark of East Dearborn, son of Mr. some time before the beginning of bile crashed through the ice and sank may he reopened until the April elec, it takes very little electricity to oper- witness. Allgire lives in Ellsworth.^ and Mrs. E. H. Clark of East Jordan. the busy season Is an excellent time "TOn providing these conditions are ate it. In fact, the cost of operating _The bride entered the room in In 30 feet of water in L,lttle Bay at When the facts were reported to to take a farm inventory and to start .Nocquette. -They—are—Mrs. —Elmer-- '.iminatod. This respitu was granted an electric clock for a year can be Captain Gallagher at Escanaba he which the ceremony was performed an accurate record for the new year, ../ C. C. Nlcolson, secretary of the "estimated in"cents?' Klassel, 32. a son, Eugene, 13, and a r ordered the Keuka to be locked up. to the strains of Lohengrin's Wedding state welfare commission. The build- In case of interruption of electric March played by Mrs. Henr^ Xiddi- daughter, Betty Jane, 4. until further notice. ing must be thoroughly cleaned, the service, correct time for resetting the The Keuka has had a full share of coat. She was attended by her sis­ MRS. JOHN HELLER Manistee—The Morton Salt com­ interior painted, shower baths put in clocks will be furnished by the local ter, Miss Evelyn Webster. Harold pany has purchased the Ilugglcs-Rade- criticism since it was converted into good condition, windows cleaned and office of the Michigan Public Service a dancing pavilion but has weathered Clark, brother of the groom was his WAS RESIDENT HERE maker salt plant here for ¢1,450,000. two ventilators installed. Company. every gale while in charge of Cap­ attendant. Little .Miss Pauline An­ The Morton Did was the only one FOR FIFTY YEARS Muskegon—Aud.-Gen. O. B. Fullet tain Gallagher who is one of the derson was the ring bearer. The! submitted. The purchasers took pos­ - has notified Treasurer Frank Whits; pontiac_DamaEes of »7 750 were owners. When handled by less com­ ring was carried in a colonial bou- , session December 31. The factoiy, a m quet. The Rev. Henry Liddicoat per- j that Muskegon County is withholding . " ? , T I , ! petent hands the enterprise suffered Mrs. John L. Heller passed away which was built by the late Charles illegallin 11y *fro. m™ .thh e at-tbtat«e i!!$8,88M5 ™ii„,.collectt- grantef. „,d i„n circui„t court here agains., t severely in the minds- of citizens* formed the ceremony b the Big Beaver Bus company, as the at the home of her son, Karl Heller Ruggles and John Rademaker, the lai- ed i n delinquenr .. t tuxes. Las_.„..t Octobe'r the Biir Beaver Bus comDanv. as the result of an accident January 1 last, generally.—The Boyne Citizen. Appropriate Christmas decorations I at Elk Rapids, Mich., Thursday, Dec. tsr a former mayor of Manistee, was the supervisors, on the advice ql of red and green were used through-' 25th, 1930, following an illness of said to be valued at (5,000,000. in which' two children were killed Prosecutor Joseph F. Sauford, decided and their mother injured. One of the out-the house. two years' duration from pernicious Lansing—The largest trout hatch­ to withhold the taxes until the State The bride was gowned in a dress anemia. ; firm's busses was said to have backed Queen of Arctic ery in the world is now located at reimbursed it -for - $13,000—which tha[_"o"rrTd _a"HMae"wB,lk"ifr~ Highland Parkv of ivory satin and wore a bridal veil. Elvena L. Cook was born ,at Lock- j Thompson, Upper Michigan. It is State, owes the county for the care striking Mr. and Mrs. Alexander El- She carried a shower bouquet of port, N. Y., August 19, 1867, her j owned'and operated by the State of of indigent tuberculosis patients at rick, Detroit, and their children, Betty Ophelia roses. The bridesmaid wore parents being Christopher and Eliza­ Michigan and is devoted solely to the the county hospital. Mi. Fuller says and Alex. The two children were yellow satin and carried an arm bou beth Cook. She came with her par­ production of the three species of such action has been held illegal b> , crushed to death. quet of roses. The ring bearer" was ] ehts to Charlevoix County in 1880 trout native to Michigan streams, the State Supreme Court. daintily gowned in lavender. locating near East Jordan. On March brook, brown and rainbow. Approxi­ Sand Lake—J.B. "Gingrich, 28 years Saginaw—Yeggmen blew open the old, superintendent of schools here Following the ceremony a wed- 31, 1887 she was united in marriage mately 87,000,000 trout egss can be safe in the office at the Jefferson Ave­ ding dinner was served. After the to John L. Heller at East Jordan. lnoubated at the hatchery at one time. for the last three years, killed him­ nue Methodist Episcopal church and self in the basement ot his home - dinner, -Mr. and Mrs. Clark -left by! Mr. Heller passed -sway Sept. 1st, " Kalamazoo- Robert Covele, 3-yeaT- obtained" more" "than $200 which had motor for the north where they will j 1929. old son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Co­ after returning from a fire at White been contilbuted at Sunday ipivce Fish lake that destroyed a cottage he visit at the home of Mr. Clark's par Deceased is survived-by two sons, vele, shot and instantly killed him­ The combination was knocked from owned there. Gingrich, prior to his ents at East Jordan before going to Clifton Heller of East Jordan and self at the home of his parents. The the safe by a sledge hamnie: stolen selection as Bchool superintendent, their home at East Dearborn. Karl Heller of Elk Rapids, and a child found the pistol which Covele earlier from the Sager-Ryun Fuel & served three years as principal. He "Out-of-town guests wlfo attended grandson, Clayton Heller. Also by a Is accustomed to keep under his pil­ Supply Co., wlieie an effo.t had Ijeen was a graduate of Western State the wedding were: The Misses Ber­ sister, |Mrs. jj. M. Cus=on of Lansing, low each night. Missing the child, made to force open the office. T.ie Teachers college at Kalamazoo and tha, Ruth, Esther and Pauline Clark and tKree* Brothers, Frank and Henry the mother went to the bedroom Rev. Frank L Sitch, pastoi sRid lie was a native of Reed City. of East Jordan; Harold Clark of East Cook of East Jordan, and Walter where she found him with the pistol. heard an exploiion about 2 a. m He Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. Jasper stal- Cook of Montague. As the mother appealed, the child discovered tlie loss about 10 a m Sault 3te. Marie—A total of 72,- lard of East Dearborn; and Delbert Mrs. Heller was a member of Pen- discharged the gun. Nitro-glycerine had been used by the 897,752 tons of freight passed through Long" of Kalamazoo.—The Big Ra­ insula Grange. Lansing—After an unsuccessful at- yeggs. the St. Mary's falls canal and Canad­ pids Pioneer. The remains were-brought to Basil tempt to hold Up" an oil station north Detroit—Inauguration of interurbar ian canal in 1930, according to the Jordan and funeral services were ' of the city, a lone bandit in a stolen service between Detroit and Cincin annual report of lake commerce held from the home of her son, automobile kidnaped Ralph Newman, nati, Ohio, is announced by the Ctn Issued at the St. Mary's falls canal under the direction of Major D. Detroit—Belle Isle hat increased its Clifton Heller, Sunday afternoon, 17-year-old son of a Lansing fire de­ cinnati & Lake Kne railroad, effective partment captain, and, after robbing immediately. A running schedule of McCoach, Jr. United States army value exactly 21,500 per cent since its Dec. 28th, conducted by Rev. C. W. This twenty-four-year-old Eskimo him of 35 cents, ordered him out of nine hours and five minutes betweer. engineers. A decrease of 20,000,000 purchase by the City for »200,000, the Sidebotham, pastor of the Presby­ girl was chosen beauty queen of the the car several miles north of the city. the terminals is to be maintained, and tons is shown as compared with last annual report of Howard C. Wade, terian Church. Interment at Sunset Arctic from among 24 Eskimo en­ As the youth starred 'for a lighted tares are to approximate those ol year. For the year 1929 the tonnage City controller, shows. The report Hill. ,/ trants. The coronation of Miss Eno- farm house, the bandit fired a shot motor coaches. The Cincinnati & Lake was 92,622,017 tons. Iron ore took lists the present worth of the island osiak (Shining Star) was celebrated at him and drove away. Erie has been operating electric serv­ the biggest drop, 17,866,849 tons or 28 at 143,086,400. The total assets of with, a r-feast consisting of frozen , Ann 'Arbor—Appointment to the sec­ ice between Cincinnati and Toledo foi per cent. ,^ the City are $742,202,685 and the "net Lansing—Michigan now holds title sculpin, a salt water fish, and the retariat of the League of Nations of six months, over the longest inter Potterville—A mother killed herself worth," over and above all debt, to 603,475 acres In state forest lands, queen was presented with a mirror in Dr. John Bell Condliffe, internation­ urban straightaway in the world, 220 with poison in this Eaton County $359,862,824, the report states. There order that she might survey her prize- an increase of 231,171 acres over the ally— known- economist—and_professor .mUes.Jslastern_Mijbhigan. Railway^lines village after she had forced her 4 'are—at- -present -bonds outstanding- jtvinnlnii-fealures. The original of this figure" for The end of the TiseaT" year of economics at the University of will be used between Toledo and De­ year-old lioiTto swauow ~po"tsonT~TbB~ totaling $303,185,201. School buildings photograph of the beauty queen was 1927-28. '•'*••.. Michigan for the current-jrear, was troit. child will recover. Mrs. Reva Row­ and their sites are valued by Mr. arried 500 miles by dog team. Wade at $92,999,160. Monroe—Emery Cluckey, 37 years_j_ami6unced .here, Professor Condliffe lader, 35 years old, of Harlingen, Tex., old, of Port Huron, was seriously "in­ will complete courses which he is Jake—I hear Dick is in the hos­ came here recently with her son to Detroit—Announcement of a new teaching this yeari_and, on, September live with her siBter, Mrs. Iva Welch,' jured and his wife, EWt32, and their pital. CITY TAX NOTICE! airplane passenger service between 1, will begin'work studying "financial teacher in the Potterville school. Detroit, Chicago, Toledo and Cleve­ six children, ranging from 2 to 14 Pete—Yep. Caught in the rain and economic problems for the league. and tried to economize by not tak­ Mrs. Rowlader had been divorced land, with 12 airplanes leaving daily years old, suffered minor injuries Taxes of the City of East Jordan Lansing—According to word- receiv­ ing a taxicab. Now he's got pneu­ from her husband and was despond­ and with the fare as low AS regular when their automobile was struck by are due and payable at my office tn ed from President Hoover by Gov. monia. ent, the sister said. Mrs, Rowlader passenger train rates plus Pullman a New York Central motor train at GreeilJthe State will obtain an ad­ leaves another son, who is- with his the Russell Hotel on and after Dec. surcharges, was made in Chicago by the Telegraph road crossing hefe. Jake—And Tomr's in the hospital, 10th. If paid on or before Jan. 10th, vance 'o'f $2,500,000 in Federal aid too. • father In Texas. B. L. Cord, president of the Cord Cor­ highway funds, The money wiil be 1931, no collection fee will be added. Marquette—Plans for the -eSnstruc- Pete—Yep, he took a taxicab. poration. The Municipal Airport at tlon of a new $1,800,000 steel and con­ Thereafter a charge of four per cent. Gratiot and Connors avenues will be crete iron ore dock in Marquette har­ MotKer: "Your face 1-T clean, but will be added. the Detroit terminal and fast express bor were announced by Duluth, South how'd you get your hands so dirty?" G. E. BOSWELL, buses are to carry passengers from Small Son: "Washin' my face." 49-4 City Treasurer. the airport to downtown hotels. Tri- Shore & Atlantic Railway officials at 1 heat Cheaper Fuel Than Coal Here motored Stinson planes will be used. a/meeting of the city commission. The Mt. Clemens—The Mt. Clemens railroad asked permission to use CARD OF THANKS Maple street, a block long, for the DOG TAX NOTICE! . -Sugar company has decided to begin site of a trestle. Action was deferred. We wish to express pur heartfelt full-time operations of its plant in the thanks to our friends, neighbors, and ..-.Day: Tax Licenses are due and manufacture of cane sugar. With the Sturgis—After sifting five bushels of ashes daily for two weeks, Joe relatives who so kindly rendered ser- payable at my office in the Russell seasonal beet sugar operation drawing vices^to us, and for the many beauti­ Wood ha's- recovered one of two dia­ Hotel from Dec. 10th, 1980 to Jan. to a close, William M. Strelt, mayor of ful flowers sent us in bur sad be­ monds-thrown into the furnace at the 10, 1981. If tax is not paid before Mt. Clemens and manager of the com­ reavement. - E.C. Barters home here. The gems March 1st, an additional tax of two pany's plant, announced that one Herman A. Goodman dollars is added. million pounds of raw sugar cane from in an envelope were thrown away and Family. G. E. BOSWELL, Cuba has been ordered. ResultB of with Waste paper. The diamond re­ 49-4 City: Treasurer. the plant's operations with this initial covered is worth $600. Wood is still order will determine whether or not sifting ashes with hope of recovering CARD OF-THANKS owitlnued manufacture with cane as the other gem. the basis will be continued. Holt—Fire destroyed the Central We wish to extend our sincere Eveline Twp.. Tax Notice! Lansing—Agitation for an increase M. E. Church with a loss estimated thanks to the many friends for iheir «f the salary which Michigan pays her at $12,000. Flre-flghtlng equipment kindness during our recent beieav- I will be at the East Jordan Lum­ governor, has follpwed the election of was called from Lansing, Dlmondale ment. ' ..-'. . ; -••> ber Co., Store on Thursday, "Jan'y 4Ttlber M. Brucker, who will be the and Mason when the blaze threatened . Floyd Peck and Family. 8th, and at the Advance 'Store on Fri­ • «rtt chief executive in recent years the business section' of the village. day, Jan'y 9th, for collection of taxes dependent on the checks he receives The church was built in 1876. A for Eveline township. ' from the State. Brucker owns a home rehearsal .for a play was held at the CARD OF THANKS MABEL A. HANSON, Mi Saginaw, and that Is about the church and fire was believed to have lxl , Township Treaatoer. -•stent of his private fortune. Since started from an overheated furnace. .Wet', wish'to express OUT sincere ap­ •amine to Lamlng_he_has occupied a preciation of the many acts of kind­ najed, six-room house in East Lans- This furnace tender in Nes Perce, Idaho, Is-shoveling wheat Into the ness -extended us by friends during rWMr - , » Jones—Why! Arawn, JTOM wile- mt, for-which h» pays $«0 a month, The Ruin Why furnnce Instead of coal because It is chenper fuel. Coal there costs »16.00 a our recent bereavement, and foi the He will cbntnlue to live there after "My car hasn't a. dent in it." _ beautiful floral offerings. has a voica as sweet aa vtjwwt.. ton and wood »10 a cord, while wheat, delivered to bins and basements, Is _ _ . Brown-^wh, ac »M wM, W*a» a Ms inauguration as Governor, for "OhI. Have you just bought it," or only.ft) a ton and It produces an even heat and holds fire jas long as coal. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Heller gMhtan bat no executive mansion. doesn't your wife drive?" Mr. and Mm. ClittOii Heller I dress to malch It I ' -

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THI CHARLEVOIX COVNTY HERALD. (EAST JORDAN, MKH.) FRIDAY, JANUARY I. 1M1. / S! "T* ^^^ City, Sunday. - _ Mr. and Mn. D. W. McDonald, re­ CENTRAL LAKE Ch«rbroix County Herald PENINSULA turning to her position, Saturday, Fred Morton passed away Friday SEEKS TREASURE -Harden) (iMtto* by J—t <»«») ft. A I ME, PuMUfcw aiffht at a Fetoikey HoiplUl, after t —Mtti Dorothy McDonald reiwrotd 'ibKriptlaa lill—|U0 per jwmt. few months' Illness. Funeral ser­ HIDDEN IN TEMPLE to her school duties at Owosao, Sun­ George Gibbard has again been out vices were at' the house Tuesday day, after spending a week with her Daniel Reich and A. J. Wangeman with his anew plow. afternoon. He leaves to mourn his 1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. N. McDon­ Party to Hunt for Mayan Ruin are cutting block wood during their Mrs. Fred Ford is apparently out loss, his widow, three ions and a ald. vacation. of danger again after a thrde weeks' daughter. in Guatemala. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Bennett and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Russell of serious Illness? Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hardy and family spent Sunday in Boyne City Ridgeway farm spent Dec. 24th with O. P. Barber Is buying tiei and Member Michigan Preai Association. children were Xmas guests of her London.—Treasure hidden ID ' a with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Papineau. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mose La- logs again this winter and will no.t go sister, Mrs. Charles Ploughman and ruined temple 1» the prise which Dr. Mr.-and Mrs. Gene Inmann and Member National Editorial Ais'n. Londe in Chaddock Dist. Mr, and to Florida. family of Hitchcock. Thomaa Qann, the archeologist, li or­ family of Boyne City, and Mr. and Mrs. LaLonde are very comfortable Leah- and Bernice, daughters of Mr. "and Mrs. Eugene Raymond ganizing ID expedition to discover la Mrs. Harlow Sweet of Advance, and Entered at' the Postoffice at Eaat this winter. Rev. J. C. KendallJirrived , Friday with son, Ernest, and daughter, Miss the I'eten district of Guatemala. the Misses Juanita and Betty Loomis Jordan, Michigan, as second class Mrs. Alfreds Arnolt and daughter, from Battle .Creelr and Hammond, Nellie, visited his nephew, Earl Gould The treasure temple, hidden for cen­ of Detroit were guests to Christinas mail matter. of Lone Ash farm urc spending the Ind., respectively. and wife of Chestonia Monday eve­ turies In the depth! of forest and dinner with Mr, and Mrs. Ray Loomis Christmas vacation with her grand­ Former Postmistress Mildred Small, ning. swamp, hu until- now Seen little more and family at Gravel Hill. mother, Mrs. J. W. Hayden at Or­ is up from Muskegon visiting friends WILSON TOWNSHIP Mr. and Mrs. DcWitt Williams than a legend of burled gold handed MrS. Harriett Conyer of Traverse chard Hill. and relatives. She has not been here (Edited by Mrs. C. M. Nowland) spent Xmas with his aunt, Mr. and down by generations of MayR Indians; City came Saturday, and will viBit The Gleaner election of officers and for two yean. Mrs. "Sidney Thompson of Jordan. but Doctor Gann believes he know* her father, Geo. Jarman at Gravel the site of the ruin and Is waiting for, oyster supper that was to have been - Bay View Sunday School had an Mrs. John Smith and granddaugh­ Hill part of this week. permission of the Guatemala govern-' helfl"at the Ray Loomis home Mon­ attendance of 40 at' Sunday School a Mr. and Mrs. Hollingshead of ters, Bernice and Lorna .Savage visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Cyr and son ment to explore end Investigate. day evening,- Dec. 29th, had turkey Loq/nis' aunt, Mrs. John Heller in u fine 4 lb, trout Christmas afternoon. Friday evening:, and Friday night at Mrs. Clara Slaughter who is caring City. and corn Into the temple and lay them East Jordan Sunday afternoon and There will he a watch party at Ellsworth. Hope to have them back for Mrs. Hiley Ensign of East Jordam, Ted Ecker, Mail Carrier on R. 1, on the altar stones and retire from spent the remainder of the day with Three Bells schoolhouse New Year's again in the spring. was home for Xmas. Boyne City started his rounds with the ruin . pray. When they return Mrs. Mercy Woerful, they were ac­ eve. Mail Carrier on Route 1, WilfretU Mrs. David Shepard'who has been a team and sleigh Tuesday, Dec. 2K. the offerings are gone, and for" each companied by Mrs. Caroline Loomis. There will be a watch party at the Davis, has been going partly withT^ quite ill at the home of her daughter, He has not missed i day so far this man In his place Is a miraculous pile Mr. and Mrs. Marion Russel^ and Star schoolhouse New Year's eve. auto, and partly with sleighs in his Mrs. Charles Stanek, is some better winter. of gold. family of Boyne City, and" Mr. and Miss Viva Wells of Flint visited delivery of the mail the past few Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shepard and Some say that here lies burled the Mrs. Richard Russell and family of Mrs. Ralph Gaunt Friday and Satur­ weeks. Trunk lines are good, but children of Peninsula, Mr. and Mrs. NORTH WILSON lost treasures of Monter.uma,. the lest Breezy Point were guests to Xmas day. some side roads are bad. of the emperors of Mexico. dinner with their parents, Mr. and Elmer Hott with son, Gwendon, and Mr. and Mrs. Clark Colver spent Mrs. David Gaunt returned home Forrest Dewey, formerly of this An Englishman. John Cnrmichael, Mrs. F. D. Russell at Ridgeway farm. mother, Mrs. Arwilda Saunders of Xmas with MiCand Mrs. Victor Peck. Wednesday, after spending some place, but now a barber at Ellsworth, all but stumbled on the temple In Escannba, and Mr. and Mrs. George The Misses Juanita and Betty weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Ro­ has organized a basket ball team of Mike Stack left Morday for Elmira 186V, when .he was commanding a Underbill of Boyne City spent Xmas, to work in a cedar .swamp. Loomis came up from Detroit with bert Myers, who has been ill. young men at that town, and a short at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. small force In defense of the British their cousin, Clifton Inmann who Fritz Burdl left Saturday for Mus­ Those to share Christmas dinner time ago played a -game with the Hott. Honduras frontier against the raid­ came up to spend, Christmas with his Wolverine basketeers. kegon to seek employment. ing Indians. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Mr. and Mrs. Will Ciozier and son, parents, Mr and/Mrs. Gene Inmann, Gaunt, were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Second Lieutenant, Winfield Scott Miss Ida Colver drove up Wednes­ Two Pcten Indians gave bim gold Ed., Mr. and Mrs. Phil Green and and are spending their vacation with Gaunt and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sission, of the Army Corps stationed day after her father, Milton Colver ornaments , of great age which they family of Boyne City were Sunday their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Gaunt and family of Knoll Krest at Hammond, Ind., came home on a to take him to visit his sons at Mun- had found In the swamps. Carmichnel visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kort- Harlow Sweet'at Advance, and Mrs. Mr. and'Mrs. Robert Myers and Mr. short furlough last week, returning ger and Bay City. died In the searebfor the temple. Dnc- hase. Croziers spent the evening at Caroline Looifys of Gravel Hill. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston and fam­ Friday. He is the son of Ora Sisson, Mrs. Fred Kaden, a teacher at Che­ I tor Gann has led wo expeditions In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Ira McKee of Star ily. They )Jpd a very jolly time. Undertaker at this place. He gradu- boygan is home for Xmas vacation. I _search_ of the burled .treasure, Korthase. Mr. and "Mrs. Fred Benzer of Dist., were guests of their daughter, Mftrand Mrs. Ralph Gaunt- andl j»tcjjiJaat£jfi*ne-8t-WeBt Point- — Miss Viva Wells of Detroit is Boyne City -spent Xmas with her Mrs. Geo. Weaver and family in East daughter, Annabplle, took their gutesfy Clifford Morse who is attending visiting her parents, Mr. • and Mrs. parents, Mr. and —Mrs. Frank Av .Mesozoic Monster's Hide Jordan Christmas^ Miss Viva Wells to her ^parent's home, State College at Lansing was home Ramsey Wells over the holidays. Behling. . . S. Archie Hayden returned to His the Omer Scott farm, Nowland Hill, for~a shorE^visit lastrweek, returning" i for Washington Museum home in "Detroit Tuesday after visit­ Mrs. Roland Bowen and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Behling and Saturday evening. On their way Friday. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.' j Seward, Alaska.—A piece of learh- ing at Orchard Hill since Thursday. of East Jordan spent the week end daughters, Louise and Marie, visited they picked up Miss Nita Wells,-who Guy Morse went through by train to I er tour feet square, two Inches thick with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walter Staley of Boyne City was is employed at the County Farm, and Clearwater, Florida, where they will Ed. Nowland. _ | and like nrmorplnte II lieing prepared a guest over Christmas of his sister, spent Saturday evening with Mr. and spend the winter. Stanke of Legion Lodge on Inter­ ( for shipment to the University of Ed. a^M Miss i'>thc'' Shepard were Mrs. Fred Crowell and family at the Mrs. Ramsey Wells. The Kendall Harmony Sisters gave mediate Lake, Sunday. Washington museum. It Is probably Christmas guests of their uncle, Mr. Dave Staley Hill. an entertainment to large crowds on Miss Eileen Burdt of Boyne City | the oldest bit of leather In the world Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hitchcock of and Mrs. A. P._Cook of Boyne City. A very jolly dinner party gathered Ea_st_ Jordan called at Orchard Hill the several appointments of Rev. J. Js_ spending^ her Xmas vacation .with —today— - Air. and Mrs. Ashland Bowen—an(T ~with~Mr7 and" Mrs. A. B. Nicloy and Christmas afternoon. C. Kendalh—Their - singing—is—fine; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Fred i The patch of hide belonged to a John Hott were Christinas dinner Burdt. family at Sunny Slope farm Christ­ All the school children and some especially the sacred music. The I great Hying lizard that roamed 'the mas. They were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. guests of the former's brother, J. W. Mr. and Mrs. W'll Behling and of the parents took advantage of the readings of "Da^ Watermillion," and prehistoric bills of, Alaska and whose Hurd, w.ho are stopping at Sunny Warden. children visited her mother,' Mrs. bus and sub-bus ride Christmas and •singing of "Down in Arkansaw," by meat finally became food for bears. Slope; Mr. arid Mrs. A, V- Hurd and Walter Savage is visiting his father Etta Backman of Boyne City, Sun­ attended the show in East Jordan Vivian Kendall.-were especially en­ It was discovered. In a landslide .on family of Hortpns Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Savage of Detroit for two day. •."••. Christmas afternoon. - joyable. Free will -offerings were A Cook "Inlet by Herman'Burkhi'ird. Los Boyington and family'and Mr. and taken at Norwood and Barnard which weeks. — Misses Dorothy and Margaret Angeles banker, and his "Sultffir Rus- Mrs. Chester McGeorge and family amounted to about $20, Mr. arid Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nowland and Behling spent Sunday with their sel Annahet of Anchorage. The.crea-. of Boyne City, and Mrs. Will Inmann Mrs. Earl Farrell attended the con­ daughter, Shirley, arid Miss Beatrice cousins at the home of their uncle, hire measured 60 feet long, with a The worst swindler of all is the and daughter, Miss Edna, of Chad- cert given by the Kendall Sisters at LaClair of East Jordan visited his Harry Behling. skull 38 Inches long. man who cheats himself. dock Dist. Mr. Inmann is one' of the •^'~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Now­ Norwood Saturday • evening. Earl • Robert "Larson .Schroeder .. was A piece of Its hide and portions of bus drivers for the East Jordan Con­ Thoughtful consideration of others land, Sunday. says he couldn't whistle like Bernice' * badly cut on the nose, while coasting flesh remained where the giant sau- solidated Schools and had to drive is the short and simple definition of even if he did have something in his Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hardy 1 down hill Sunday, running into an­ Hnn.had been overwhelmed by glacier the bus to take: the children who wish- good manners. . *-. mouth. Mr. and Mrs. Farrell are spent Xmas day with their daughter, other bob sled. i • left 'uncovered along the ing" her parents/ Mr/ "and "Mrs. A: Jv - -The- needle always -makes- it—a_ When the airplane Pullman be- -large^>oles-thru-Wilson' township. "Harrison Kidder is' at the Ann Yukgn_;Kuskolnvlm and other stream! Beers for some time. point to gqjthrough the work laid out M. B. Wilber and son,-Guy,"'6T ^rbor Hospital for treatment, ex­ In Alaska, where frost action topple! Miss Opal McDonald of Cadillac for it, although there are times it comes common it will be a serious Wildwood Harbor; Mrs. Frank.Clute pects to be operated on Tuesday. oyer high embankment! or flood! spent Christmas with ' her parents, finds itself hard-pressed to do so. matter if the porter brushes you off. and -family of Tainter Dist., were A. Hayward got some sawing done wash away cliffs. Xmas guests of their son and daugh­ at the VanDeventer mill one day last Scientists have been awaiting the ter, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Clute. week. discovery of an entire mammoth pre­ ••••••»•••••••••••«•••••«••«»»•••••••••••••••»»•••••»»•••••••••••••«**»»»*•»»••• Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Brace and The- Christmas program and tree served in the frozen subsoil along the . > - _, • -.---. neice, were Xmas dinner, guests of at the Bennett schoolhouse was well Alaska rivers or near Kotzebue sound, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Holland. attended, also at Finkton school. where the finest fossil Ivory Is abun­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles N.owland and Henry VanTJeventer has exchanged dant. neice Pauline of East Jordan spent cars with the Northern Auto Co., for Christmas with his parents, Mr. and a Chevrolet. ;.,., Chance Discovery Gives ANNOUNCEMENT •»s* Mrs. Ed. Nowland. John Petrie has bought "the log Arden and Ivan Hott of Boyne timber on the John Murphy farm, the Warning of Sandstorms City spent Monday and Tuesday with forty belongs to William Murphy, he Paris.—By chance, three scientists their grandfather, John Hott. *- :— is cutting and skidding them and in .- have discovered i meani of warning Mr. and Mra. Conn Nowland of tends to haul them soon to the Ches­ tribesmen, troops and voyagers of ap­ Harbor Springs spent a few days tonia banking ground. proaching sandstorm! In ample time with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Two of our neighbor boys have to seek shelter. Another Step "Nowland. They leave this week for secured a fox. Quite a few have The scientists erected an atmoradio- Marquette,, where he will attend been seen. graph to 'observe the movements of Northern State Teachers' College for Cutting and hauling wood is what flying Insect hordes through the des­ .six months. ' the neighbors are busy at. ert air. One day they detected a pe­ 'Mrs. S. R. Nowland visited her son John Schroeder is working nights culiar rat-tat-tat noise through the Ivan and wife, and Louis Garberson at the East Jordan Foundry., telephone apparatus connected with, Conforming to the Michigan Public Service and daughter, Mjss Viola of Boyne Sam Lewis and Alvin Ruckle were with the Instrument. Investigation re­ vealed a sandstorm was rising on the up to the, farm, Sunday. desert. The explorers then produced Company policy of keeping a. step ahead of Mrs. Ruth Taylor and son, Lloyd ah Improved atmoradiograph, de­ visited their mother • and grand­ signed expressly to detect approaching the electrical needs of its customers, we wish to mother, Mrs. John Hawley over sandstorms. Christmas. announce the installation of master clock con­ Wires Favorite Jailer trol throughout our system. This installation Benton Harbor—James Baird killed Piles' I himself with a shotgun at his home for $50; the Fare "Home" "makes it practical for our customers to make MUNNIMAKERS here after striking his wife with a Los Angeles.—"Please wire me $00 Notices of Lost, Wanted, For Sale, rolling pin. Mrs. Baird was not seri­ to com j home on itop prefer your use of the modern electrical clock for accurate For Rent, etc., in this Column is 25 Jail there to liberty here." ously hurt. cents for one insertion for 26 words This Is the lubstnnce of a telegram time keeping, as the master clock control so or less. Initials count as one word Lansing—Four persons were burned jreoelyed by Clem Peoples, county and Compound words count as two or Injured In an explosion and fire Jailer,- from Jack A. P. Caylor, Rose- regulates the electric impulses' by which the words. Above this number of words here when Glenn Vincent mistook burg, Ore., released from the county a charge ,of one cent a word will be naphtha for. kerosene. None were in Jail leBs than three weeks previously electric clocks are controlled, that the time i made for the first insertion and one- a «erlous condition. Vincent poured after having Served a sentence for half cent for subsequent insertions, the liquid In a rarok stove to start-a petty theft:—'"-' . • 7 v pieces MUST show accurate time. "." with a minimum charge of 16. cents. fire', . . ' . . .. Peoples Intimated that he felt high­ These rates are for cash only. Ter Lansing—Due to comparatively mild ly complimented at the tribute paid cents extra per insertion if charged. weather so far this winter, the state his Jail, but up to a late hour he had highway department has been able to not sent the SHQ .WANTED keep 6,500 men at work on road work The installation was brought about, also, by our throughout the state, as a part of the Northern Veteran Sends WANTED- -Hay and Chickens.—C. unemployment relief program, High­ wish to co-operate with the local merchants who J. MALPASS. 40-tf way. Commissioner Grover C. Dill- Pension to Boys in Gray man reported here. • New York.—For IB yeara A. H, \a\e electric clocks for sale. FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS Grand Rapids—Peter Belen, convict­ Wray has been lending annually nil pension of $240 to the Confederate FOR SALE—Baled Rye and Oat ed of stealing a hound owned by George Parrance, was sentenced In Soldiers' home at Atlanta, Ga. He Straw, Also House and Lot, cheap saya that he and the other Onion vet­ •if taken at once. Inquire of WM. Circuit Court by Judge Major L. Dun­ ham to pay a fine of $300 or serve erans are well provided for, and the SPENCER, 307 Division St., East money could' be put to better use by Jordan. "-..'. 62x2 a year and a half In the Michigan Reformatory at Ionia. Belen said he~! the boy* In gray. would attempt to pay the flffe. FOR SALE—An A. B. Chase Piano -$400,000 for Flowers Michigan Public Service Co. . and a Library Table, both in good Budapest.—More than $400,000 ti condition.—MRS. GEO. CARR, It's tough times like these that put spent each year by the citizens of v ; : Phono 242. 51-tf the "stall" in installment. Budapest on the upkeep!of the mul • '' £_*.•' •''""' "Electric Service"^ / . . - | ",'" It isn't only the well dressed man tltudlnnus flower garden! which adorn REPAIRS for Everything at C. 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'All through the Gal­ terranean Is singular In the world as DfiO btirled is inter red alive in Kurope, uouo< lf»-t«lt)^t«4«jr.,iu»d«. -' A new and ''-peculiar mold which de­ j:Hfts/ IhVehtlon asBertfediy la composed latin valley, 'the,'" the first ahVJewlshcity ..since the dis­ it groiip./of !15 deputies^ n.eariy all- of Iron-CIa OtwrantM. f£v»t «•* velops'oh eggshells during .shipment • allay «•*•i conditions,, Improv*_ j '/.of".the/ same ato^ng which compose sun' wa* shining, persion ,of the! Jewish race iu "TO A. IX" thetn physicians or sVirgeous, have sub ul steep j :,V^hi-;:«^B..'-"'. -" '••'•' •-.".-'• and In-.cold storage hha.caused heavy mltted a projeet of law to the govern- otitrSM at ••••:• the; buttes were . In . outward appearance: Tel Avi v 1 Doctor Scbnell, University of Colo- green- from • the ' greatly resembles a prosperous Oiril- losses to hauliers of pofd-storage eggs/ ment requiring a verification/Of -de- , GIDJjB' * MAC* Bruggtots •;V itdo: and University ,of Dresden grad/ abundant spring fornia seaside town, but it Is the eco­ Recent:'investigations by biieteriolo- eease by a medico-scientific! proof he- . »«t«, said./the formula really1 was ;a ralna, and; tli6 gists of the United States Deiiariment fore a permit for/Inhumation is de-: nomic: and cultural center of the most 1 i^^uctlon if the sun Itself. sheep -were feed­ modern' .political experlment-ithe at­ of Agriculture indicate that -unsea- live'red. / /- '-/// "' .- What did you do over...the sum­ /v/^Bor," he said,- "the compounds* ing, thousands of tempt ,to establish'a .Tevvlsii national Sone"d wdtjd In the'/Shipping- cases is .The pariiameHtary./grovp requests mer? ::'/:://;:•::.•"' ''•:•• -//::,... -.-•/. ... /which make up my' invention, are them, teng of settlefti04ttJnjI^lesHneV_ ':'/; ,':///." probably responsible for the trouble. the cabinet to consult the Aciiilemy of Oh,/I y/as a g-angster.": *if^^'«sl*^"th^TOm*-at«jna -.asj tive /_ t h o u sad d % In /A Most Remarkable City. ^oesjJOMm^ajr^^uali^ Aledieine and. the Academy of:Sciences A gangster! /Oh, my! / //-/ / Spot moid^or:pTn^nMdTTas thlsTEaa" : _ .'•V.'sSja.'..• In some ways we even have fact, ready for T^T~a"Id ~In "Bl!opTtirg' tlie surest-^means- —^J3h^_-IiworlcedTjmiA_c^astroetton/ ; from mnlry'TtpvlMffitrTer'At'tV^lBr been ^erffledt-by -the department ihyes^ 1 the sun cheated for we1 can pfrodiice : thfe yearly shenr to. ascertain that a person Is dead.: •-." feang./:-:.,: '-. :./,/.-.:.::-/-.:-.:- /.:./// the most reiiiarkabie "city th the Old ti§atora,!nrk; appears oh. the Outside : a/hpt'Ot'a cold ray a* we desire." /ing. It' Is not ah . Missr Attltuds Blamed. ,; -easy matter to world. The rapldi.ty of its develop­ of the eggshell, anil although it does t ' JpoctbrV Schhell said the :- teat of ."•: IJoctor Dervieux of the- meilico-iegal • ,-C"- ;' get them. Into ment is astonishing, Judged by oid- not impair the qiiaiity of the egg when tofnlnit wo,od by a magnifying glass Institute, In ah Interview, asserted that the pens where the shearing Is done. world standnrds. Tlie town Was, found/ confined to the outside, it rehderg the hid bew'equally aucc8ssful with the statistics:reveal that two per;.thousiiiid They listen reluctantly to the voice of ed on barien sand dunes north of-tft'"-' -egg unsightly and reduces its market '.'•''suh; and With his invention. are bniied/alive ID" most advanced con­ the shepherd, but they are followers./ ancient city of Jaffa In 1000, and the value. However, the mold penetrates tinental countries and/that In certain The inventor aald he had llluirl- If there Is a leader among them'wlth- Census of 1913 showed only i)0S .in­ the shell/ after a time, and spreads Piiblislier'sr nat^ entire rooma with hla niysfen habitants, in' 1919 there were. 2,802 over the Inside surface, becoming very jjfhers'—Balkan•. states, for •example,- out thinking, they .will follow htm any­ : : :«n» light and has conducted other where. On one of the big ranches, I Inhabitants, but, today there are more. hpticeahle when the egg iS™candIed. :the, percentage ..probably runs ,mucji /test* to/ the entire satisfaction of noticed a goat wandering about among than ,40,000 and the city, has .out; Such eggs have a decided moldy Bator.. higher. The:-,'. figure/ Includes n,ewiy-: /noted scientists; the sheep, and I remarked on the fact. stripped Its neighbor, Jaffa, which has Improperly Seasoned Wood Used. horn Infants. •.-.'-.' ; ••. existed since.biblical times. '..•'Mo'srtsucli eases occur In the; prov-. //. .Doctor Schnell disclosed that he be- Most .egg cases are made of sea­ Hereafter, all Classified and lnces and are fine to the -miser-like • lievestils Invention -eventually will "The goat la trained," one of the . Other'.features of-the first modern soned wood, but tn'wet weatiier or Petty Advertisements .MUST eliminate all forms of outdoor elec, natives explained to me, "he, can be Jewish town are .that the,, ancient He­ during a 'rush period .Improperly sea-: attitude of'peasants.who reftjse to call a doctor to pronounce a patient deaS., be paid for before insertion. ,., triqal signs and lights, Illuminate, i led anywhere,, arid the sheep .follow brew- language ;ts tlre-oHlcial 'and gen . Boned wood may be used; The/un­ : This includestHassified Advs, "liomes, cook food "and/'nssist/medical/ j him, peacefully one nfter'another wlth- erallyspoken language; it is ifihahited seasoned wood- contains- about 50 per AVhen a patient expires, or seems to, *y Jews from about 40 dllifererit couh his.-relatives or friends, rush. to the Cards ..of Thanks, - In /Mcmoft ' ./Work, through its Sf-ray qualities. ' out thought .or ..questioning. It Is cent move moisture tkantlie/well-sea­ ; Theformula for his light producer quite easy."- ,.• .''•>-:* '•••'-'*.•'>v. tries, it was the first local authority soned wood. This 'moisture, accord­ doctor/wllo. has been attending/hlhi—-. iams, afld: local, advs—unless ••'•; is very simple, he said, containing cer­ . Very much lrue.human beings, these in the Near Eiis't whose' council was ing, to Dr. t,-. H. OTanies;and: T.' L, or her—iind tell .-hirn'there- ls.no nace_s-. the advertiser has an open ac-' sity for making another call, thitr- the count with us and to. whom we / tain, minerals which are mixed with sheep, I thought. >Iost-of lis have a \\lected: by direct, voting of the entire SweiiSon, / the /toyej5tigatoi'Sv favors patient has expired/.- - oil*, ana acids. goat or two. which .'we follow without P'lpiilation. and-the first town to grant germination. and .early/development of can charge the account 'BJM.' woman's/franchise..": working our bruins at. ail. the; molds-before; eggs reach the stor­ "The best method of, insuring that : The-Herald does not'"with to- " /Since the famous Balfour deeiara Rat Catching Cat Club , Flora.' is smoking. Now she. doesn't age houses: ;Bggs nearest, the casa death lias arrived," said Doctor ^Der- appear arbitrary in this matter, like it; she doesn't do it well, and she tion tn which England promise 3 to fii- '.. partition molded more than others in vieuk,"and'the process which will be but the "paymer-.t of /so "many dlitnte. the/foundation of'a national the.sanie case, they .found. These re-: adopted doubtless, is an .Induction, of ^"TQrganized in Havre knows It Is Jt-dirty^Babit am}-not/all: : 1 small accounts .are filther."; Tiunie 75T ttte/J%wisfrTa ee 4frrPs4f»s tine/ flourdescine.; A small dose of this Is r Havi;e.=7-A.--JRat Catching Cat club all. good for lier:.nerves, .-"'..• suits- indicate .-that development, of the*.,. neglected or ignored thai' we/ Tel Aviv has grown by leaps. . In ifll!" mpld on eggs in cold storage/Is de-J' >iiotTtleaflly-ahdtleatlly1 J-wHl riot hurt fi^a: AhaS—b^njTounded 'here to breed rat- Don't you smoke?" Delia asks her. 7 forced-to ad Opt this policy. - - the area of the town 'was .about- 220' pendent on previous ..conditions favor- is-nbt - - catching-cats^on ^ nfirfe^israrle—en—»- —is-tlifl. gji.it, course, vulgar; hut .-. .^Iayi-wre-haye your co-opefa-/ : to a corpse It spreads over the \vhole modal,:eat farm. ^ _the leader of the^ flock, the one- who ; acrps; Tnftnv II. Is iiiore-^mn ^4 ,n or ••'•'••••;'•• Puncturing: Fitiit Skin jfE£lbdjs^_d_jg2n!£LJIil^ ' '". ' °i Might Open Arteries. The destruction of rats has beeoim brought • up differently. It just wiisn'l j oars,, mostlyof American manufacturer Tim Vino i'j-nfit_n ilamayr nf fruit— DR.m>. J. BEUKER anj International question of the great respectable to have liquor about. Then j and motor basses! The traffic police does not_mmcture the skin, to get at . ."Op'twliig llK^-aWefies^has-alsolJiiien--)- est Importance. . things began.to change a llttJe. -When men are dressed much like the sum the .luice within. This has been iterat­ siiggesi'ed. Blood will, not flow from ^PEytiSan 7aTrotTSwgepir a corpse. .':•"•' The primitive methods used, up ft they went out to one social affair or mer uniforms of American policemen ed and reiterated, hut is again men­ Office Hours: «0Wi poison or gas, are oot without 1 "Stahb'lug a pin inches long through/ another there were cocktails ' served The shops.are'bright and modern." Th" tioned because of a finery from a. read - 2:00 to 5:00 p. in. danger to huJBaus whe'eas Pocto? and the odor of gin In the air, and homes are either of the California- er as to how to get rid of bees which the chest into the heart has been pn •a 1 Loir feels a race of robust feline? scarcely a social evening passed with- bungalow type or .Hat hiiildlngs.""fom- "ruin Ills grapes." Is. poison, sirup nosed," said Hie doctor. "There would Office Phnne—15S-F2 would be extremely useful, especlallv gvi a chance to get a shot or two ol l.ared with the dirt and squalor of an feasible:? he.:asks. M. H. Kimball, as­ he a tiny Hag attached to the protrud­ Reaidence Phone—158^3 ,;+- In ports such as Havre, where so much S'Jarething stimulating. -Respectable1 Arab town like 'Jaffa,-the contrast is sistant-farm adviser of T.os Angeles ing end of the pin.and any.pulsation, Is stocked under sheds and it Is-dilii people, to.?, church members and the. striking. .- county, Calif., declares'that the honey of the heart would make the flag Wag. Office, Second Floor Hit* Building •cult to destroy the rodents that de once-conservative members of society Although there Is a physical resem •hee„cotiI(ln'i .puncture the skin of a. j',tit there might he draff In the room Next to Poit^cfiice 1 Vour grain and are disease spreading did not. say no when the. cocktail" blance to an American tnwii, the in grape. If it wanted to—its mouth parts and the flag would move and every­ animals. sHalier came Into the room. Well, habitants 'differ., from those of any are simply not-made for that purpose. one would think the person was not what were the Gienns to do? It would ether-ct'ty'lh the world.. Most of them The' bee will, however; take advan­ detirt. -, look queer and people, would-laugh If , •hiiyB.come- to rab'sttne in pursuit of tage of a hneak in the skin, whether- "In.leciions of ether- have been sag- DR. F. 1^ RAMSEY Mystery Man Proves an ideal, which is the erection in the gested. Kther--ru'ns. out again as soon they hung back, so meekly and quite : natural" splitting.due- to overripeness Costly to-Jaxpayers j tn line they followed the.gnat. an<' ""t b-oine of. the .lews of a modern sr from the attacks of other forms of as The,"hypodermic tier-die Is with PhysicjaiTand Surgeon "; Ashland, Wis.—Joe, a 'Imystery Lawton ithd never been a financial .To\vj'.-!v plate fo con--titiite the focal life, and will gather at the new source1 drawn from-a corpse and only. re; .man" found In!a snow bank with a plunger. What modest sums he could .i-omt frir a cultural revival of the of nectar. Because the bee is not a mains in the body of a living person. Graduate pi College of Ph"%aii .Tewi«b race, HUP of the •flrpt stages fractured leg and skull here last year,- gather together to Invest he put into erimin?l, the law protects it against . "One of the surest signs of death Is and Surgeons of the University which is heinL' accomplished here1 Is has proved expensive for hospital and., government bonds or the most con­ poisona. — - the greenish spot which appears on I he rosurrectbmr/ftf---t'he. Hebrew lan­ of lllinos. _cqunty_ authorities.. servative of securities. He was wise the abdomen of a' corpse at the end of guage as a living force. •P-t hours, due. to the beginning of de­ The fractufesriuT ph mif tn frill fnr nn'y nt fhp m*^ Office—-Over Bartlett'i Store mind remains a blank, so far as p>hy Control Leaf Rojjpers composition :'• also rigor mortis, hut rich-quick sehtjffies to which some of HTr7t m!cllf Phone —196-F2 atolahT«iiSneftro^=He^sjrea*s/onlj' two- gO~W~BoT^"jrilT"^ hn-confaunded with cata- his— f rtends been nie_-an eu^vu_areyj_ ^¾^milv-C^t^sdis_&¢arr|l^ lepsy." words of English, "Joe" and "ciga When sonuTTrmm7th--rmts;fTed--«aUwman-_. ' Polalo -test hoppers—may—beZ-jcnit- rette." r of Bees in Week's Sis»e ~trr/m;rn.v—eases—ln_I2urr.ne.. the fu- expressed a 'wiilrn/ n.o^s to let him- In trollod by using "bofdpaux—mteturer n^lWT/m^a--p«'son- Ls-Judd_vylthJn__24 Maintenance of the stranger by the Winnipeg, Man.—Driven from up­ whether the leaf hoppers are on the 7 on. something that would net him 13 hours of death, as It is extremely rare . county has made heavy Inroads on lt» stairs to downstairs and finally strug­ potatoes, beans, .sugar beets, or other per cent, Lawton shook his head. He^ flint corpses are "embalmed. •' Even DR. E. J. BRENNER poor relief fund. The hospital has> gling to maintain" ''t»!r household IK crops. ' , would not know what to do with the 1-V.c.h and riemetice.an were not' em- been forced to hire an extra stenng the'"kirchcn. W. Randy and family . In weather favorable to the leaf hop­ Physician and Surgeon money, he averred, if it came in thai helmed, and there are only two under­ rapher to answer letters concerning «-ho live on a farm near Blrtle.' pers, It may take only a week or two Office' Hours: fast. '-'•. takers in Paris who do embalming, him. Man., are recovering from. n. week's to. result In the"'loss of an entire crop But stocks were booming, all his and the.v 'do It exclusively for Amer­ 10:00-12:00; 2:00-4:00; f:00-8:00 Discolorations on his forehead and battle with a swarm of bees . where no control measures- are put in­ 1 friends were taking a chance, and icans who die here. and by appointment. scars on his legs lead physicians to counting their profits. It was the op­ The bees flew in a week ago, mak­ to effect. Leaf hoppers-have fewer believe that he has been a coal-mlnei portunity of a lifetime, and he .was ing their first stop on the roof of the natural enemies than most other Insect Office Phone— 6 In Pennsylvania, where they say these being ridiculed for not being a sports­ Biimly home. For some, time the.v pests. Bordeaux mixture, made ac­ Trust Fund Left to Tree^'...._ Residence Phone— 59 pigmentations or* peculiar to the In­ man, so Lawton followed the goat; he caused no trouble,, but as their num­ cording to the 4-4-50 formula IS usual­ Office—Over Peoples Bank dustry. was taken into Hie corral. The bot­ bers inci-easert they Invaded the bed­ ly applied. High pressure Is neces­ May Grow to $750,000 tom went out of the stock market and rooms, usurping heds and dressers. sary for effective control. Thorough Now London, Minn.—P.el'ore death Cat Attains Ripe Old -Hmt"p "T" -''""'rpd finse to Lite skin The Randys retired to the rooms spraying Is essential. '' Myrica Oerefera Davey, now sixteen like any other foolish sheep. downstairs. They were forced to years old, will he- worth more than Age of Nineteen Years - ((c) 1930 Western Newspaper Union.) their last stand In the kitchen when^ Grass Under Trees three^qiml'lETS'of a million dollars-he^ DR. G. W. BECHTOLD Rochester, N. T.—Like the babbling the hees followed them to the lower cau of a-trust fund of $100 estab-. brook, Rough Neck, a cat, goes on and floor. Realizing the propensities for In hot, dry summer, when available Ilsht^l here. Compound interest, is the Dentist " v- / on. Rough Neck, fittingly named, is pursuit which hees have, the Banrlys food and water fire scarce, the tree answer. ., Office Equipped With X-Rsiy nineteen years old. If~B59 endeared then retired Into the open. Falling with its deep roots and large leaf sur­ Myrica, who lives In a public park Itself to Joseph Lusardy,; Its master into the trap, the -hees..-followed, and face Is too strong a . competitor for hero, owns the passbook in which the Office Hours:—8 to 12—1 to 5 Bach night the cat Is on hand to now the Bandy home-is free of bees. the'grass with narrow blades and shal­ S100 deposited by a godfather, James Evenings by Appointment low "foots'.'" For grass -under trees, lib­ Av G/Tl>nvey,-i>f/-Kent OhiOf -will grow, meet Its master and each morning, if T Office, 2nd Floor Pottoffice Bldg. the alarm clock falls to function, It eral watering and'applications of ni­ -to SToO.OnO before Myrlcd's normal trate fertilizer made at the rate of awakes him by purring and clawing Corpse Is Thrown Out expectation of 200 '.years' of life have . Phone—S7-F2. •t his bedclothes. as Truck Hits Hearse two pounds to 1,000/square feet of been reached. area, every two weeks during summer, Myrica Cerefera was known to tlie Newark, N. J.—A gmesome aecldeni are recommended as helpful by Ohio Pilgrims pn.tlie Atlantic, coast as. the Makes Sure His Mail icc'iirre'd as a funeral cortege was pro university, specialists. bayherry tree and candles were made (ceding, with the' body of Mrs. Mar} from its berries. These wax-like ber­ DR. C H. PRAY Will Reach Destination Sullivan to the I-loty 'Sepulchre ceme Rochester, N T,—A letter written ries- also, were used as a medicine to lory. cure dysentery. ' ' ... Dentist - by « local angler and addressed "Tc The bourse,' hit by a heavy trucii Renter of Boats on Canadice Lake coming down a hill towards it, was ,- Office Hours: (B. by N. Hi. shore) near Hemlock, N lolled over on its side, the casket Pays $125 in Taxes, But Y.," was delivered the following day opened and tlie body thrown out int.. Consider the tub basket for ma^ 8x00 to 12:00—1:00 to 5:00 To aid" the mall carrier the write! the Interior of the hearse. keting .early apples. ,f Forgets to Give His Name ; Evenings by Appointment. drew a map on the envelope/ sho'- - beled "Her* It is." of 'another hearse: / wise the stock .could not get hold of •one's hnclr- taxes—I'mt the writer, of it, but would pass It without digest­ the note tliat came with the money Postcard Travels 20 Yean, ing It.: forgot to sign his name. The money came In. an envelope bearing a Grand kewisiiam,- ..England..^!t_took_ 2u • '••••*• ^1 ' Island postmark/Since then:the treas- Too Many Bachelors 3 ears for a postcard mailed from' "7 The" best time to- vaccinate pigs is. uTer-hafl-fondtic-ted-a lung search for FRANK PHILLIPS / when they average about 40 pounds jn Towns of Alaska liolkestone to reach this suburb, a dis the sender, but Is still .holding"the" tonce of 70 miles, - '•—i_/ In 'weight. They...are Just about the Juneaa, Alaska.—There are money. .. - Tonsoria) Artist ~" ». ' ' , ., ~ . right age to insure permanent lm/- nine single men to one single munlty. woman In various towns In •••.••• •••.-' . *#***-X*ff^*#**#*#***#^##')Ht WHEN IN NEED OF ANYTHING Alaska, the 3930 census reveals. Pullets need ample ventilation ha IN MY LINE, CALL IN Numerous governmental offices' Slot Kills Self) I the laying house after roosting in Term Nearly Ended, •""" AND SPE ME. opened daring the last year by; Plane-Plunge % open brooder houses and In trees. hare Increased the bachelor Paris.—Lieutenant Castcrand, * Pall colds are the result of faulty Conviet Strolls Off population and the ratio Is a -French' mllil)ary pilot, lias the | rentliatlon. . - "• Waim VValla,—Efforts of larger than In the statistics Washington state prison authoK ItocrOwiffiW distinction of being- the first •> '•.'.»••' gathered two years ago. •> sulchlo from an airship in || itles^o ; enpture Pnt Murfihy, The tunic Is locehih.,' fashion lble Pigs self-fed on grain and - running : GOT. George. Parks has been % France. > % on mixed clover past-ufe; made fastet whp'wnlited aw'ay, have ijilled. Interested recently /n offers of attention this season. In the pUtuic a Murphy, working on consYfus-r R. G. WATSON blouse of llip new ltn<. 1 m_M\le in + After' warning, his seventeen- 1{ gains than any others ln.a,,feedlng ex­ young women from various 1 year-old sweetheart, who. bad i periment at the Ohio. State agricul­ tion of new : trusty 'buildings, large cities to come to Alaska beige satin Is Combined with a skirt was from King county on one FUNERAL of brown broadcloth $ made up her mind to break off .% tural experiment station at Wooster. provided ssltablo Jobs might be % the engagement/that he would,,* • • * • ' to three y^ars' for grand larc­ avalraWe. I#«nr of Alaska's T prove- bis love fo»> lior, be flow % eny. ..,'•• ,''-.*• DIRECTOR •IngU men who are permanently % In • an airplane to a height of * '"**': - He had only four months to employed plan Inter on to send ,-¾ At N«»r »i Pouible j 2,000. feet and then threw, him % If artificial Illumination Is used on nerve of the minimum term. Ills 244 Phonea 66 / for or to call tor swesiheans •t no|f (town at La l'eyrade, Bouth ' * pullets'It should start the first wees escape will mean nn extended TJ*w Rparder—T« tt,!. pVr,v.n j.^,7 MONU^tNtS n the Stales, ~ J France. In November, as the days are growing sentniifo If he Is retapttlred: Old-Timer-m\ dunno. It^s punk shortbe turne. Tod boe neffective'th and oir ereftnlarly lights ,mus At "J _ EAST JORDAN, • II1CH; t»XH>p-C M UsssM M M oJS, aU *lt*t. fffflflfftlffWW :-K.••>-. deflector should bs used on tb« Ught* ••#»

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I I lllll II IH M I IIMil I r+++ r«**Hr» whost «*•*» wee**)* fHM WHERE WfttHEft Iff. Dry Stack of Hay or • hundred (or the nuns peirtod of time FOUR NEW NATIONAL Luana Alcaniz Oeneral condition* of climate and FAPHJMTK ACTS LIKE VILLAIN FLAGS ARE ADOPTED H »4"H-t-H IIH1HI II I •!• II »11 Grain Artificially available feeds were, apo*t the same for both group*. reading methods, •orsss and ahasp was* gra*la« si- , Exc3ss Moisture Driven Out sanitation, ventilation, -diseases, -para­ fsjfa lajvi* the sUs* sssrs Utsa '«*> It WuRwIHot in Kansas Designs Selected by States sites, ud death losses were large fac­ other astasia Becsuss ttey Mts att of the Levant by Means of Blower. tor* In determining coat* pf produc­ the young tads st UM crows. Tku Summer. tion. Of the**, th* ttck of sanitary * . . • management In It* relation to tb* con­ Geneva, Switzerland.—Four more At a conference held at Purdue unl Tnpeka, Kan.—It has been rathei A good ration to feed th* cockerel* national flags have been added tu the verxlty, Indluna, the matter of dry­ trol of parasite* and disease* -w** hot all over the United States ttilr M *»wntUl If tbey are ts get te a*r- rainbow of banners which must he ing hay or grain artificially was dig one of the largest factor* contributing summer, but In Kansas the weathe' k*C In fewest possltt* days A good kept by all governments and warship* cussi'd by W. C. Altkenhead of the to high costs. man has been acting up like a demon growing maab should be before th*n to be Mown on state occasions, department-of agricultural engineer­ For instance, Jule Trowbridge Is a ing. He explained that a stack of hay at all time*. farmhand In Gove county. He was France carved up the Levant into Dry Rendered Tankage • • • four sovereign states, under the man­ or grain can be artificially dried In employed on the farm of Rev. Gerril it the (South Dakota station mlllst date of the League of Nations. Each fiom five to ten hours; dpneiulliig Holds Much^Protein ;3nyder near Gove City. One after teed Vat successfully fed to cattle, has now picked Its own flag. The upon the..gJie~of-the-*f£ck and the _noon.hC-Will directed tn walk mer to _ A method of manufacturing tank- sheep and hogs, but, store grain was republic of Lebanon adopted the red, amount of moisture contained In the some stacks of barley and bring In tig* by what la known a» th* "dry ren­ required to make 100 pounds gsl» thsa white and blue, tricolor of France, mute'rlal, by means of a tractor driven some equipment, lie walked through dered proc***" ha* been developed when corn was fed. with the addition of a green cedar of blower forcing alr.i heuted by an oil within1 recent year*. Th* dry ren­ the barley stubble and his feet kepi burning furnace. Into n hollow cen­ • • • getting hotter and hotter. He looked Lebanon In the middle of the white dered tankage made fry this process band. tered stack -of hay or «raln. 'He told ha* a pleasing rather than a diaagree- It I* a mistake to crowd S0Q_pUlI«t* down and both feet were actually -on of having driven out excess moisture Into s, house - sufnetestiy 'l**j» '*•* fire. The friction of the leather of The state of Syria bas • adopted tble odor, and l«" lighter In' color than from stacks at a nominal cost. The be ordinary steam rendered tankage. only 100 bird*. From three and one- „hls shoes on the hot ground and the three green, white and black, horizon­ heat was generated by the burner and half to four square feet of floor apses hot straw of the stubble actually set tal stripes, with three red five-pointed Op to the present time practically all foiced through the stacks together the dry rendered tankage produced abould be allowed for each bird. his shoes on fire. Trowbridge took off stars on the white hand. with all the gases of combustion. This • • • hi* shoes and began fighting the Are The flag of the state of Latnkla, has been mixed with bone In the man­ was made possible by placing a spark Every precaution should be taken In the stubble field. Others came to formerly the state of Alaouitles, re­ ufacture of meat and bone scraps for arrester between the furnace and the poultry, but It I* claimed In time all to prevent, stagnant pool*.from form­ his aid and when the fire was out sembles somewhat that of Japan. It blower. Trowbridge was taken to Dr. R. I Is a golden sun with 1] rays rising Charmirfg Luana Alcaniz li a native lut about B per cent of the tankage ing on the poultry range. These arses Kuttan at Gralnfleld and his burne' out or tne center of a white flag. lu of Madrid, Spain., She moved with her Corn In a crib, he explained, can be will be made by the new method. often sre contaminated and become feet dressed. one corner Is a tiny French tricolor parents to New York at the age of two dried with the same sort of equipment, Since water, which washes out some breeding places for files snd mosqui­ and In the other corners are three years, but later returned to Spain, If a passage for the air Is provided of the ammonia, la Wot used In dry toes. Boiled Goldfish. red triangles. where she received her education. Lat­ through I he com. It was suggested rendering, the tankage produced con­ • • • The records of the Kansas state fire tains more protein than does steam er the family returned to New York that by drying hay containing a con­ Any change In feeding and manage- marshal contain authentic reports of The government of Jebel Druse hns rendered tankage. and Luana entered vaudeville. She is siderable amount of moisture, one -I nient of pullet* should be made be- numerous fires In homes caused en perhaps the gaudiest flag tn the world, a recent addition to the screen, and can frequently avoid a lot of trouble Hreiy by sun rays. In one Instance with five colors worked Into a diffi­ T5re production (tart*. Pullets begin­ her first assignment-is "On the Make." This I* especially true of the season's •he sun rays struck the beveled edge cult composition. In the top left cor­ ning to lsy without sufficient size snd Luana i* 5 feet 2 Inches tall, 'weight first Hl^alfa crpp, which is cured dur­ Paralysis of Ewes of a mirror and then reflected to the ner Is a red, white and blue rec­ weight sre likely to quit and molt 108 pounds, has dark brown hair and ing a time when we-normally have a Paralysis- of pregnant ewes Is not rug and set the nig'on fire. _ In an tangle, and the remainder Is like the soon after production commences, American flag, with stripes. Thero green-gray eyes. good deal of rain. common In range ewe*, because they college •ixH-lallsts say. other home a bubble in the glass of a do not usually get as fat a* the ewe* window made a magnifying glass of are five stripes—green, red yellow, ___ o blue and white. kept on farm* and In small bunches. the spot, and set fire to a bed. t KHK«HS*KHMHKHS Factors in Economy of Where small flock* of ewe* are kept Anyhow W. Ki Smith of Snokomo walked 'hey may get too fat even though A hostess asked her guest whether "into the living room of his home \^t» Producing Good Swine Man Bites Dog; Town they live only on the waste feed that she had found some "soap to use in one afternoon and noted that the gjld Swine producers living In the same For Meditation they pick up about the place. When the bathroom. _ fish were dead. He reached Into the * Breaks into the News community usually get about the same this condition starts In a flock the' 0O00OO> •?Oh, yes^'.wa* the .reply, "I "used —Bowl-and his hand was blistered. A London.—For one brief afternoon price for their hogs. Some swine pro­ amount of feed should be cut down By LEONARD A. BARRETT sun ray had struck the bowl and had the seaside town of Heme Ba> broke ducers make more money from a giv­ and if the ewes are constipated they that gray soap I'found on the shelf." en number of hogs than, do others literally boiled the fish to death. At into the front pages of the London CrO«HMCH»0»fi^:>»N>«K^:>^W-5^>3*K>!"^ ns to set fire to stubble, and there are tore off down the beach. A'moment person's ideas. Somebody or a group (l few reports of where high and dead later it returned to its owner and of persons startts grass along fences have b«en set on docilely trotted at his heels. a fashion to wear I tire by the heat of the wires "I have tried all sorts of reni»dle* a certain kind of Cars Driven Backwards. to keep the pup from snapping at garment in a cer­ It is not an unusual sight to see people but none of them worked," -said tain way with defi­ motor cars of a certain well-known Its owner. "So I thought I'd show nite size and sliti-pe 'ypp being driven backwards across him what It felt like to be snapped with tiie result tiie Knnsas prairies. The burning sun at himself. It was a last-measure rem­ that everybod y on the differential on the rear axle edy but It seems to have worked.'" does the s> a m e hud "burned out the grease, and Why? neciiuse It A Little Improvement wrecked the gears so that the cars is the thing to do would not run forward at all. Tour- Man Seeking to Beat regardless of the Ists had to drive home or to the next SolomonVtJuptial Mack fact that fcuch a service station sitting on tne dash fashion may not boards and piloting the car backwards El Paso, Texas,—"I'm out to beat King Solomon at his own game—the be particularly be­ But the hot weather has been gres' coming in our spe- ~~ Qtf Nature marriage game." • -^¾ ciaj.. case. Our own for the birds. They got cooked In That's what Bruea W. Steele, dash' sects. Motorists driving across the Yaste may dictate Ing young El Pase-"ptaniber,. says is an prairies strike grasshoppers and but- L. A. Barrett. Entirely differ­ his ambition. He has just asked the ent style, lint ate. teMH1gg.---arid other insects In large courts to dissolve his fourteenth mat- "numbers. The~neat"of the" fadlatorsr rimonial alliance. Of course, he's got do not have the courage to make Hie and the boiling sun cooked the Insects. long way to go to Overhaul the an venture, because it is not the fashion. \Vhen~the cam sMpt^JnyWhere-tire; 7 elent wise man^ont—he's- got a fair We want to be like the crowd. We birds swarmed down upon the front of start very seriously- desire to follow''tUe1 the car and began to eat. Some mo­ "Not one of my wives left me be­ v.rowd. We dai'e not be ourselves. torists were kind enough to spread a cause she ceased to love ine," Steel* It Is Interesting to note how a cer­ blanket over the brlces and lamps so brags. "They simply went away be­ tain type of amusement catches the MAYBE the finest grapes do hang the highest. the birds could pi -k the Insects In cause they were jealous of my sue attention and patronage of the crowd. comfort and not gel their feet burned. cess with other women. It has become popular because the Maybe the sweetest nuts are the hardest to crack. > Yep, It surely has been terrifically "Winning. women Is the easiest public supports that particular amuse­ hot in Kansas—as well as other places thing in the world—once you know ment with Its enthusiasm and gate Maybe every rose does have its thorn. ^ how. All you have to do Is find out receipts. When popular enthusiasm World Needs New Drink, JL.woman's weakness, play up to that begins to wane, as it is sure to do if —and you've got her!" French Diplomat Say* given time_e^iough, we wonder what •> in tiie world^ we saw in It Our dis­ . But—the best merchandise, the best values, the London, England —The worH needf "Executed" Man Observes illusionment leads us to conclude that a new drink. we really never did .find any enjoy- best buying opportunities, are the ones that are, the That Is the belief of Viscount d'Aber His 89th Anniversary ment In'it. we did what the crowd non, famed trade-diplomat and war Kingston, Mo.—It's a matter of rec­ did, and that may have brought us a easiest to discover today. -'*** time chairman of the llquoi traflV ord ,that E. G. Wallace, who Is usually sort of satisfaction for the time be- "•>•' • control board, who recently declared to be seen relaxing In the shade of IngTTJuf nothing of permanent value. before the licensing commission that the courthouse trees here, Is dead. While the easier way Is to follow not only Is a substitute for alcholic But recently he celebrated his elghty- the crowd, the harder way Is to go drinks wanted, but a "vast fortune" ninlh birthday. contrary to the crowjjy. We* dare not This little improvement on nature can be credited awaits, the lnvenf,r 0f one. Wallace, captured with three othei be.ourselves ..It.seems almost impos­ i; "In view of tb» fact that alcohol men during the Civil war, was con­ sible to be original. to"i the advertisements that appear in yo«r pa^i'* " does badly what It sets out fd do," victed of participation in guerrilla war­ To do a certain thing because you declared Vlscourt d'Abernon before fare and sentenced to die. know it Is right, to live In a certain Their function is to make the best pianos and the the- commission, "also that It is nol The men were lined up, rifles location because it appeals to you, to » true stlmultnt and that the cracked and they fell forward. Wal­ wear a certain garment regardless of best cigarettes and the best automobiles widely euphoria (sense of feeling jReJl) II lace said his companions-were dead, prevailing style because you like It, brings Is not exempt from^lnjufiotis but he,; unhurt, fell from fright. The to say what you think, regardless of known and easily obtainable. <' reaction, I continue to befleve In the • execution squad came near and fired popular opinion, which Is most likely concoction of some preferable^, sub \ a bullet at the head of each man to to differ with you, to refuse to appear . " " *i ' . stltute. ?,.. make certain of death. The bullet In­ artificial by using facial cosmetics- "Not only woMd the discoverer there tended for Wallace pierced his hat, Is to dar«| to be yourself. Being orig­ of'earn the gratitude of humanity, but grooved his skull. The scar remain* inal may not win popularity, but It The very nature of its job has helped advertising a vast: fortune would be his as well." today as proof of his story. will win real friends who will believe Viscount d'Abernon then gave It as In you and trust you. The most val­ to succeed. Everybody likes good hews. And ad­ his opinion that the new beverage Seeks Divorce 13 Days uable, possession you 'have Is yourself.- would have t"> be appealing to the Why sell It to the" crowd? "To thine vertisements tell all of us how and where we can get palate and 'would have to have ef­ After Golden Wedding own self be true and it must follow fects that -would appeal to the drlnkei Provo, Utah.—Thirteen days after as the night the day—thou canst not the very best of the things that we want more than prfsent-day liquor. an elaborate celebration of their golden then be false to any man." <($. 1930. Western NeWBn'atJer Union.1 ; wedding anniversary, Mrs. Francis ,M. (>- — Barney, mother of 14 children, all mar­ <&• Thirsty Chauffeur Wins • "I •".' ••'.•"'•' ' '-.'•'•.'' ried, filed suit for divorce. She alleges : Beer Money in Hungary her" hiisMird- camrhoimrdrunirirfewt —-Wheiuit comes to deciding on your purchases, the Budapest.— Ladlslaw Almassy who, day* after their fiftieth anniversary while driving his employer's car, met party, choked her and threatened to How It Started easiest way is also the best one. When you fallow with an accident resulting In tn. kill her. death of his employer, has won the By JEAN NEWTON the advertisements, you get the soundest value*,.the law suit which he brought against" the heirs of his late boss. He claimed Girl Bites Pwierby most improved merchandise and the greatest satis­ that the accident afflicted him with After Dog Bites Her "ALIVE AND KICKING" an unquenchable thirst and that Uh Berlin.—A young Woman who was faction for the money you spend. less he used costly preventive medi­ bitten by. a mad dog ran Into the HIS Is an expression that slip* cine* he would be obliged to drink streets two Hours later and bit and from 20 to 28-pint* of beer a day. T glibly off our lips, leaving us' ut­ scratched 15 pedestrians In Habits, terly .unconcerned as to Its Intrinsic The court decided "thnt must nol Itumanla, recently. The hydrophobic be" and awarded him a pension of and original Import. wotssn died. Two of the persons she .'At first sight, this phrase would $44 a month." attacked were In critical cnnditlou. k seem to Imply simply a certain state IT PAYS TO READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS of animated existence. Spring Uncovered Pony Pushes Baby Cab Deeper-investigation, however, turns St Louis. -Ilecord low water on 11» np the Interesting discovery that the Mississippi river due to dry weathe; When Parents Are Busy turn of the expression' "alive''and In the Middle West, uncovered parr Buckinghamshire, England. — Whllo kicking" Is a direct .allusion' to the at the old levee here, and a, spring oi the owner and hi* wife are busy with Child In the mother's womb after hobbling water, which cam*, throng* other, chores, Poet Boy, a pony, owned Quickening. the stone paving. Levee hand* h*M by a farmer, pushes about a perambo That Is how It started.' ,'• "' •sed tt Ut drinking purposes. later carrying th* baby. ig) by the Btll SraAluti, laf,> MMst.

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THI CMAftUVOI* COUNTY HMALD, («A*T JORDAN. MJCli.) MlDAY. JANUARY &JM1. 'UUUlipi t .. NEW YEAR'S PLANS EAST JORDAN LUMBER CO. j Thomas Whlteford left Sunday lor Marshall Shepard underwent an FKnt to seek employment. ' operation at Petoskey Hospital, Mon­ day. Harold Whiteford was home from With the dawning of another New Flint for the Xmas holidays. Get the habit—tell the Editor of your visitors of the visits that you Miss Muriel Sonnabend was home New Year Year comes the renewing of hopes and ambi­ make or other items of local interest. from Petoskey for Christmas. tions and the making of plans for a happier Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cook of Or. E. J. Brenner is spending a Montague were called here to attend and more successful year than the one just past. few days with friends at- Croswell. the funeral of his sister, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. W. A, Loveday are Heller. spending the holidays in Lansing. Miss Isabelle Kitiman of Wyan­ SPECIALS! I Your plans will not be complete .unless Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Fuller have dotte came Thursday for a visit with gone to Traverse City for the winter. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. BEGIN THE YEAR RIGHT BY TAKING AD­ you make provision for a definite and regular Kitsman. . _ Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Johnson of VANTAGE OF OUR UNSURPASSED scheme of saving. Alma are here visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark returned BARGAINS. their'daughter, Mrs. C. F. Snelenber- to East Dearborn, Saturday, after a ger. short visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clark. Umbrellas, fine selection—y2 off. If you saved last year, save more Dance at the Workmen's Hall, Bo­ during the coming year. If you did not save hemian Settlement, Saturday, Jan'y Mrs. Frank A. Kenyon of Mackinac '^Bill Sims" Wool Middies, $1.00 3rd. adv. Island, who has been ill for some last year, stop at this bank and get a pass book time, entered Petoskey Hospital last Cotton Middies, navy collars, to close out at 25c. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dudley are Friday for treatment. then deposit something on your accounf*every visiting relatives at Larsing and "Bill Sims" Pongee Dresses for Children, $1.50. week. Plymouth. Harold and Miss Ruth Clark were home for the holidays from East Lan­ Water color Window Shades—57c Dr. and Mrs. B. J Beuker visited sing for a visit with their parents, their daughter, Margaret, at Grand Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clark. Oil finish Window Shades—79c each Rapids last week. Mrs. Alfred Thorsen and Mrs. Oil finish wash Window Shades—95c each. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Marvin Benson and ron were guests -Neilsbn' of South Arm township, of Mr, and Mrs. Fcnton Bulow at Special bargains in Wash Dresses, less than twins, a boy and a girl, Tuesday, Dec. Charlevoix last Saturday. 22nd. V- •> half cost. Try a Herald Classified Ad. Mrs. Hazel Harrington with child­ Outing Flannel, extra heavy twilled, 15c, 20c, 22c. ren came up Wednesday from Flint • If anything in life is divine, it is for a visit with her parents, Mr. and human nature. Trust it. It's not the season for Bathing Suits,, but when you Mrs. Jos. Cummins. They were ac­ companied by Roy Ruddock who Runaway horses are headed off can get one for half price why not take it. Childrens visits friends in East Jordan. by policemen, but there's no known way to stop a woman who starts out Cotton Suits, 25c. Wool Bathing Suits, y2 price.. Harold Price was here Wednesday ahead of the usher down a dark Latter Day Saints Churchy theatre aisle. Leonard Dudley, Pastor from Traverse City for a visit with his grandparents, Mr. and, Mrs. Mar­ MEN'S CLOTHING DEPARTMENT tin Ruhling. He leaves this Satur­ 9:00 a m.—Sunday School. day to attend the M. S. C, at East 10:lu u. m.—Social Service. Lansing. Enroute he Willi visit his 7:00 p. m.—Evening Service. mother at Jackson. OUTSIDE SHOW I Six Overcoats left, choice at ^ priced-regular 7:00 p. m., Wednesday — Prayer £ \ - - - - £ price—$15.00 To"$25.00. Meeting. Married at the M. E. parsonage on Presbyterian Church Wednesday evening, Dec. 31st, by >: By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK |t; All are welcome to attend these $ Dean of Men, University of sj Two Sheep-lined Corduroy Coats, $8.25 each. • cervices. Rev. James Leitch, Aubrey L. Block C. W. Sidebotham, Pastor. and Miss Verda Shearer, both of ;•; Illinois. ;V :•: :•: C. R. Harper, Foreign Pastor. Charlevoix. They weie attended by >:>:••::•:;•"•:>::•;>;:•:»;.•;>::•;>:>::•"•::•:>:>:»:>::•::•..* Boy's heavy flannel Lumber Jack, $2.59, worth up "A Church for Folks." Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Ktueck of We were window-shopping In Pnris, to $4.75. - . ' East Jordan. having nothing better to do after din­ 10:00 a. ni.—Morning Worship. POTPOURRI ner, and as we A few suits of 100 % Wool Underwear, size - 38',:' 11:15 a. m.—Sunday School. Robert H. Davis of East Jordan 5 0C><><><><>OO<><><>CH>CH>OO00<>0©j strolled down the former price $5.00, now $3.39. . 6:00 p. m.'— Evening Service. and Mrs. Ida Hayner of Wilson town- boulevard we were Free Postal Service rship were united in marriage at her trying to pick out Annual receipts from Individ­ ihome, Monday evening, Dec. 2.9th, a suitiib'le place to First M. E. Church ual post offices range from less I by Rev. C. W;-. Sidebotham. They spend our money j were.attended by Mr. and Mrs. Chas James Leitch,. Pastor than S10 to more than $50,000,- when the shops 100. To secure free mail deliv­ iSheparJ. Their many friends extend should qpen in congratulations. EAST JORDAN LUMBER 10:00 a. ni.- —Morning Service ery a city must have a popula­ the morning. We 11:3(i a. .m.-•Sunday School tion of 10.000 and show annual v.ere very nfuch at­ receipts exceeding $10,000. The : Announcement is made of the tracted by one of _6i00__£,. n -EpworCh . League marriage of Miss Agnes White, COMPANY STORE: 7:00 p: m.—Evening" Worship" lirst free delivery was the huge maga- rated In 18(33 an* by 1860 was ttaTightgrof MT. and Mrsr zins, or d'epn. rt- extended to all cities of 50,000. White of Cedar, Mich., to Arthur J ment stores. The mi»m»nt«»»i>M»»n»<»titni>tMtiH»«>i The PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Today half the population Is Reynolds of Ypsilanti, at the home of building- was new. A. T. Harris, Pastor thus served. (the bride's parents, Saturday, Dec with an attractive ttSlt I930 Western Newspaper TJnion.» 27th. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds are on facade, Ythich made a rather striking Wife: Well, dear, have you found Sweet Young Thing'. Stop! My I a wedding trip in the East. They a job yet? lips are for another! JLlgP-frJg-—Sunday School. ooo appeaiance, the v. indow display had H- jwill make their home at Ellsworth, been well managed; we were inter­ Hubby: Yes, dear, you go to work Fresh Young Man: Well, hold 3:00 p. m.-^Freachmg. m "where Mr. Reynolds is Stipei'iirleii still theh-aad-yWfl-Tsel aiiullier; 7 ^0^ pr-^mr^evenLJFridav. Prater : ested hy what we saw. TrmHtetermined- I tomorrow.. Bttne '"^~ Tf_yoii enjoy doing a thing, do it I dent ol Th^~ -pttb4ic--schaoig. Mrs. tp_com'e back in the morning and look jwemino you want "In,, not, ^effffnsei-p„,jm„i^q Wn«..BTI instructorJirftKe disappointed when- Everybody welcome." you have to. ^WEiteJT" f East Jordan schools last year. we saw Inside the estamisnmeni. the flies in here"? * : — Sh(» was only the optician's dauflfh- Things, seemed cheap, common, second Patron: No, I was just knocking ter—two glasses and she made a The New Tavern Hotel, under the class, badly selected and badly, dis­ spectacle of herself. »••••«»»»••»••••••••»•••••••••••••••••»«••»•+••••••»• management of Louis VanSkiver for them about with my ha*d. <> . . <> played. Apparently everything that a number of yearsrdosed its doors whs'worthwhile had been put into the A tree is not always to be judged last Tuesday, Mr. VanSkiver moving windows. There was nothing to back Life writes the history upon the by its fruit. Very much good in this TEMPLE THEATRE to- Traverse City where he has leased up the outside show. It was like a face, so that all those who have had world is based on bunk, and very a rooming house. As'a result Central man''wlio has an appealing appear­ a like experience read aincfr under­ much bad is the result of righteous EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN Lake will be without its leading ance, but-when it comes to_ the show­ stand. intention. hostelry. Lack of business the past down, reveals ap->brains. year has prompted Mr, VanSkiver in •_ Perkins dressed well, talked'fluent­ Saturday, Jan. 3—Conrad Nagel and Kay"Johnson locating in Traverse City. From now ly, and his- great figure towered above on Central Lake will haye one hotel, the crowd whenever he came~into a •••••••0«»*»«*»*»»»»»**_»»*»»«»»»»»»*»»»*»«»4)*«»»»»»» ^iiL^SHIP^OM_SHANGil^^ The-Farm Hotel, whieh-will endgaver- public—assembly,- 4Nature_lia>•>»»*••>•»•••»•»»»•••»••••»••*»•••••»««»•»•••«' experienced at Charlevoix in recent lie had developed a curiously beautl' years completely destroyed the. fac ful penmanship nnd took considerable tory building, of the Charlevoix Lum­ delight in exhibiting his skill. His ber . • Company' last Thursday mor­ teacher looking over the boy's' shoul­ ning. Cause of the blaze-, which der one jay as he was flourishing his started bri the g round floor of the (Jen remarked: '. '.'•.'. structure around midnight, is not "You certainly have a beautiful pen- WANTED* known. Firemen fought the stub­ manshlp.-John. ,Now, If you only knew born blaze, for nearly ten hours, be­ something to write!" . %• fore finally bringing it under con­ It was all In John's show window. trol. Loss to machinery and material There are a great many wealthy $ork. Beef and Veal has heen„placed_ jit_ approximately people In Honolulu. Vast fortunes $7,000, partially covered "By insur­ have been accumulated there within ance. Loss on the building in not the last 8fty years, and yef there ts known,—Charlevoix* Courier.,, very little display. They don't put any POULTRY, EGGS, ,^1 extravagant display In the show win­ We are pleased to report a marked dows, so to speak. The gardens are HEAR THE NEW 1931 VICTOR FIVE CIRCUIT, :: inyprovement in the health of Miss beiiutiful and .spacious, but the houses Jessie Metz, who has been , ser;6usly are modestly built. SCREEN GRID RADIO BEFORE BUYING, ill of valvular heart trouble for "Are there no wealthy people hetet" several weeks past. The many beau­ a millionaire from New York who was THEY" ARE PRICED IN REACH OF ALL. A tiful and jdelightful gifts of fruits, visiting Hawaii, once asked. We Pay the Highest Market Price, g flowers, and other delicacies and "There are many," was the reply, RADIO THAT I£ TRULY A MUSICAL INSTRU­ mementoes profercd by her friends, "but they have never yet realized the : : Phone 137 and We /Will be Glad to Send One of I Mr. and Mrs; Joe Kenny, Mr. and Mrs necessity of advertising the fact." MENT. ''•;/' ..'••'•.••.• - ' Richard Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Benj There Is no objection either In busi­ ;Our Trucks to Your Door,; Smarts; Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper, ness or In life to making a modest Mike. Kow»lske, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. display of the goods one has In stock. Kowahske, Mr. »nd Mrs. Joe Whit­ A good front page, a well-arranged field, Mr. and Mrs. G. Jensen, 'Mr. show window, an attractive personal and Mrs. Frank Addis, Mr. and Mrs. appearance, are quite to be encour­ Northern Dairy Prodiicts Co. Dan Swanson, Mr. snd Mrs.. Earl aged, but the show window should I KG.WATSON ^KJNIA PRODUCE COMPANY, Operators. D«nforth, Mrs. Kelson and, Mrs. Law- give ah honest Indication vt what 1« p 0 ton have brought her much joy and within!' ' ". * •' ""." "----' " ^5r^..::..;....,i:_:_::L;:.,;:,' htppinew. ' (A, 1M1. WMUra Htm*v* Ualaa.) . •••••^••••••••••••••••••••••••^•••••••••••••••»»o»» till CMAftlBVOlX COUHTY HJUALO, (BAST JOftDAN, MICH.) FIIIPAY, JANUARY t, INI.

Haektor: "sty wif* ta-always mak­ •CVMtKVOVtMIHVO WntXM BABIES SHUNNED IN SALVAGING StRMAN ing me eat my words." QUICKLY ENDED. moHMN BELL POTPOURRI Peckler: "You're lucky. Mine Is always making me eat spinach." HECTIC CITY LIFE FLEET EXPENSIVE DtatraMlnf f#aVh* can not tire out Presidential Qualifications and weskah yet this winter if you Birth. Show • Dcclin* of HEAD ANNOUNCES Anyone uin.v become President Prof: Jack is certainly a steady take cenulna Foley's Honey and Tar Six Years and $2,000,000 of the United'Brutes who Is na­ boy, isn't he? ' Compound. Each dose carries the 78,063 in Y—r. Spent in Work. tive born, tot less than thirty- ^ Jack's Boss: If he were any curative balsamic virtue* of pure PUNS FOR 1931 five years of age, mid who has steadier, he wouldn't even move. Pine Tar, fresh demulcent Honey, to­ WaahiattMi.—Then I* a premiers gether with other valuable cough- •• kaMaa la the Unit** State*, Last ' London,—Eleven years ago the huge been it resident of the United PRESIDENT FORAKER SAYS Oermaa Sect, stUI proud In defeat, States for fourteen ypnrs pre­ He: I love you as I've never loved healing ingredients, into direct con­ year TsVOSS f*w*r children war* bora tact with the irritated throat sur­ tfcaa la 1M&, bearing ont a theory YEAR'S EXPANSION IS ENGI­ rode the waves in Scape Flow. . ceding his election. The Consti­ anyone before. NEERED ON BASIS THAT It ,wa* a pleasant sight to British tution sets down-'three require­ face's, ending the distressing coughs. whlefe baa bacoM yearly nor* pro She: That's a heck of a reason. Sedative antl comforting without mini ainc* 1*81, tb* vital statistic* CONDITIONS WILL admiralty eyes. Tire fight had been ments. No limit ns to the num­ IMPROVE hard. The spoils of victory would he ber of terms Is stilted, although, opiates ur harmful chloroform, mildly dlvHaa at th* Oommarc* department laxative. Dependable for coughs, raperta. And this, according to Br sweet. none have exceeded the two- 2 Meals Day, Plenty Then suddenly one of'the battle lot MI iirci'i'dcnr of Wiishingtnn. tickling throat, croupy and bronchial T. r.-Murphy, chief statistician 01 HEW PLANT PUNNED WILL Water, Helps Stomach coughs, and troublesome night th* division, 1« tb* prlc* of modern cruisers lurched .forward and began «81, 1M0. Western Mewiptner Union.) settling Into the sea. Other* followed coughs. For Sale at Hite's Drug •octal standards which BOOT* Amerl- urnmmn $22,008,000 "Since I drink plenty of water, eat Store, adv. eaa* to acttl* .la citlca, to share, mail and before the astonished eyes of ^- two good meals a day and take Ad- and wist allk*, in ihe rigors of earn' MAINTENANCE AND OPERATION British, seamen .the fleet disappeared, WILL COST , LIKE , AMOUNT. below the waves. Andy: I had an awful time with lerika now and then, I've had no lat a Bring and to practlea tb* prla- trouble with my stomach."—C. De- Explanation dpla* of birth control. " PROGRAM ADDS MATER­ - The Germans had opened the sea Amos last night. .. . , . .. IALLY TO INDUSTRY Forest." " •-- • -• - -' ... «g0-yoa were in the-hospital three • Ta no on* of the** factor*, nor U cocks. They had scuttled their craft Kingfish: Amos who? OF STATE' as a last act of defiance. Andy: A mosquito. Unlike other medicine, Adlerika months! Must have been pretty all combined, however, would Dr. acts on BOTH upper and lower bow­ Murphy attrlbnt* tb* declining birth Offer Is Accepted. sick!" JSsV The Michigan Bell Telephone com­ el, removing poisonous waste which "No; pretty nurse." W rat* which last year alone reduced After recovering from their amaze- Biologist: Why is a mosquito un­ caused gas arid other stomach trou­ tb* number of babies born In aver; pany has planned for 1931 an expendi­ jient the admiralty officers turned ture of approximately »22,000,000 for grateful? ble. Just ONE spoonful relieves gas, 1.000 of population from 10.7 In 1928 '.heir thoughts and energies to having Anatomist: Because ho bites the sour stomach and sick headache. Let new construction, Burch Foraker, the ships salvaged. "Pa," said the kid, "what is dicta­ ta 1». hand that feeds him. Adlerika give your stomach and bow­ tion?" Du* to Many Factors. president of the company, announces. Veteran shipping men and others This work has been engineered on els a REAL cleaning and see how "It's what a man gives his steno^f^ Tb* caua* underlying tb* surpris­ contemplated the task, but made ho good you feel!—GIDLEY & MAC, the basis that business and industrial Mds. Tear after year the ships lay The wise man does a lot of listen­ grapher and takes from MB wife," ing trend 1* much mor* complex and ing. Druggists, adv. growled his dad. due to a combination of factors so In­ conditions will improve as the year snugly In Davy Jones' locker. When volved as to become almost Impossi­ 1931 advances. .the admiralty had all but abandoned ble to Interpret, lie believes. The contemplated expenditure will aope of realizing on their victory, E. F. He thinks that America's restric­ be made from new capital, entirely for Cox, In his late thirties, made an of­ tive Immigration laws are In a large new plant and equipment, Mr. Foraker* fer. It was quickly accepted. measure responsible, citing statistics said, and he expects the program will Then Cox began a task which has te show that the birthrate has always be followed unless conditions unfore­ been watched with Interest by th* been higher among the Immigrant seen arise. shipping world because of the man; class, the foreign-born population. In addition to the construction ex­ difficult obstacles that lay In the patt Doctor Murphy observes also that penditures for new telephone plant of success. American* are marrying later In life planned tor 1931, there will be spent Gathering around him some of the than In the day* of the nation's youth, approximately ¢22,089,000 for main­ nest engineers and divers in Europe, and that the number of marriages are tenance and operation of the__£om- Cox directed the work to date, and Sign of decreasing year by year. pany's service In Michigan, making has resulted In bringing to the suf "We are becoming a nation of cliff total expected expenditures of approxi­ face, later to be Junked, three bnttu dwellers," he said. "People are leav­ mately $44,689,000. •• cruisers, one battleship, one llgl ing the rural districts and going to The telephone' program engineered cruiser and twenty-five destroyers. work In the cities. They marry, botb for thj year Includes the completion Although he knew comparatively lit­ members of the union continue to of new buildings at various points, tle about salvage operations, Cox real­ Progress . work for a living, and there Is neither construction of additional long dis­ ized he needed more than the usual time nor always the Inclination to tance lines and cable, and Installation equipment-and purchased the subma­ raise a family. of considerable dial central office ap rine floatrtig dock the Cermans had Raeulta Fait In School*. paratus and other exchange equip- used, widen; he used In raising the According to the United States of­ ment, for the purpose of extending destroyers.' ficers of education, the results are felt facilities and further improving the One of_the moist difficult tasks In In the schools. Communities which present high grade, of service. the entire operation. It is said. wa9 BETTERMENT. That is the watchward of Amer­ are Increasing In population are show, Building construction planned for that of closing all deck and hull aper­ lng actual decreases in the number 1931. will cast, including sites, $1,000,- tures left open when the fleet was ican progress. As a nation we are not content to of children In the lower grades, the 000, and new "central office and sub­ scuttled. office reports. scribers' telephone , equipment will Determination Wins. stand still. We want better foods, we want newer In all but four of the states, Ari­ cost $14,400,000. New exchange plant Cox's determination was displayed zona, Michigan, Montana and Tennes­ expenditures planned will total $6,- while attempting to salvage the battle and Better ways-of doing things, labor-saving de­ see, the number of births was smaller 140,000, including $1,125,000 for pole cruiser Hlndenburg, weighing 28,000 In 1929. The greatest decrease for lines, $l,592,000-rfor-aertal .cable, $1,- tons, After mojjtlisilof hard work It vices, short-cuts. We want "nibre comforts and any one state was in Pennsylvania, 052,000 for aerial wire, $685,000 for„ bad been raised "to 'the surface, but where 11,245 fewer births were re­ underground conduit, and $1,686,000" developed a dangerous llstjind had to luxuries for our homes." We want better, automo­ be dropped back iagaln to the ocean., ported. Florida, with a decline of 9.9 for underground and aerial cable. biles at lower costs. We want better houses, better per cent, reported the greatest per Long distance telephone plant con­ floor. ' • • centage decrease. struction projects contemplated total Later, In order to counteract tills'' stores, better means of transportation. We want to $1,000,000, including $300,000.for addi­ list, Cox^s workmen built onto ' the-' Violet Light Expert tional circuits in-stormproof cable. lliodenburg's side a block of concrete dress better and to play and enjoy ourselves more. Material requirements for the year weighing 9,000 tons.. On being refloat­ Find* Remedy for Crime under this program will include 44,000 ed 'she developed a starboard list Chicago.—A defense against for­ poles, 500,000 pounds of bare copper Once more the cruiser was dropped Progress is reflected byuhe advertising found geries Is reported by Dr. A. J. Pacini, and another concrete block was built. wire, 3,400,000 feet of wire strand, J,- Tfris done the Hindenbaeg floated. expert In ultraviolet light To Dr. 117,000 duet feet of clay conduit, 25,; in the newspapers. It. is through advertising that we Clarence Muehlberger and the heads 500 crossarms, and 1,561,000,000 con­ Six years have passedrfjiiee Cox be- of the crime detection bureau of the ductor feet of wire in cable. i;an his operations. His. firm has spent first learn of the newest methods, the newest of Northwestern university, he said : It is planned to place 'new central to date more than $2-,000-,000. The "If a business executive makes * offices in Service during 1931 at profits are not known. everything. Advertising is the sign of progress and ml* of using a few drops of a par­ Saginaw, Benton Harbor, Big Rapids, ticular chemical solution lu the Ink Detroit, Scottville, and—Wsrnnaha ^un Eires_Iar Barrel. often the source of it. with Which he signs all of his lmpor Large additions to local exchange tant documents, the fluorescence or facilities are engineered at many Blast Maims Worker glow peculiar to that solution will points, among them being Detroit, Minneapolis, Minn.—Thrown sky­ Read the advertisements in the newspapers. alwayB be visible In the signature Ann Arbor, Battle Creek, Grand ward when a tar barrel on which he when It is placed under ultraviolet Rapids, Jackson, Kalamazoo, Lansing, was standing exploded In a freak blast, Study them. Profit by them. They will help you light. A forgery of that man's signa­ Ypsilanti, Bay City, Saginaw and Mar~ Clifford Palm, employee of a sheet secure what you need and want for less money than ture, on the other hand, would reveal quette. Among the long distance metal company, suffered two broken an absence of this characteristic and facilities projects under consideration legs. you often expect to pay. Keep up with the adver­ the signature would be branded In­ are the building of a cable between Palm was standing on the barrel tising and advertising will help you keep abreast of disputably as a fake." Saginaw and Reese, and completion of In order to reach a weld spot, work­ that how under construction between ing with a torch. , The barrel, empty -the times. For advertising supplies new ideas, new Grand Rapids and Big Rapids. of tar except for that.clinging to It? Find Strange, New Sect The Michigan Bgll company now sides, stood In the sun. The heat of methods, and new- inspirations to a work-a-day Knowirsr^TTembharj" -tas-67«j000-telephsnes_in-seJislca^Jof_ the sun created fumes and gases filled world. Advertising is not only the sign of progress Bucharest, Rumania—There was re­ which 292,000, or 42.75 per cent, are the barrel. A sp^rk'from the. welding torco —-advertising is progress. cently discovered "at Verestl, In the; . dial operated. A net gain of 25,00.0 In 1 Botolanl district In Rumania, a strange the number of telephones In service probably ignited, -the gases, which new sect styling Itself the "Sect of the is anticipated during the next twelve causey the explosion. Tremblers." Its leader gives himself months. ~ the title of patriarch. It has not many Outcrop of Gold Ore Is adherents. At their meetings the mem­ , Be progressive ... . keep in touch bers lie flat on the ground trembling Burch Foraker Found on Virginia Farm continually; tuwbellev* that they are Staunton, ya.—GoId mining In the with the advertisements in this newspaper able to shake off their sins la. this Shenandoah valleyTTBongBTreveT-prac- way. They have assemblies twice* a tlced extensively, may be revived If ae-wellrworth your while. — week at which they weep for many ore deposits on a grazing farm, five hour*. miles east of Elkton, owned by John A. Hensley, are .IttUnd In sufficient quantities to mike pfb'fitable the min­ Oldest Soldier. ing of the mineral. London,—Sergt. William Brerton, ninety-two, BriUla'a oldest soldier, According to reliable Information, an extensive outcrop of gold ore, the Joined tb* army as a drummer boy In first deposits found about a year ago, 1888, lived for months In India on salt has been discovered on this farm, and Junk and biscuits after a four months' aftef^being assayed-by. government Journey on a sailing ship, and received chemlBts Is found to' constitute a two pence a day for "real 'fighting high-grade" sample of the metal, with bayonets all the time." Fire Breaks Out While * M * i a ii it use an a* • »«» sit • «.«» Arson Jury Is Examined Parachute Jumper* Preston, Idaho.—While officials were choosing a jury for the first arson Mint Carry Spare* case tried here In 85 years, fire started Washington.—Individuals mak- In the Preston Chamber of Commerce j' Mtg parachute Jumps for ex- rooms, where the temporary court­ * WWttea, testing, training or room was established.- -Spectators and demonstration will b* requested prospective Jurymen were driven hur­ to wear an auxiliary parachute. riedly from the building, and the aader a sraw ameadmeat to the President of Michigan Bell Tele­ flames raged for an hour before they air commerce regulations an- phone, company announces expansion were extinguished. The court had to asunisd teday by Clarenc* M. program for.1931. be moved elsewhere. Toang, assistant-secretary of rpawnerea far aeronautic*. Th* - it become* *ff*cUve - "Why dTd" McTaviah give up his V »80. . » . job?" t • -The auxiliary parachute "His wife bought him a ten dollar ;; Dried Pig Stomach meat be so arranged that It can lounging robe." a Cure for Anemia D<* operated In the event the Paris,—The atomsch of a pig/• first parachute either falls to dried end pulverised, haaubeen fBBCttaa or become* fouled on Safety Fint found to be an ertaetlve' treat­ any part of th* plan* or body Teacher-—What is mostly raised in ment for pernicious anernla':'. of tb* Jumper," Mr. Young said. damp climates? The French Academy of Med­ "While It Is cosemoB practice Pupil—Umbrellas. icine has studied the new cure,,' for parachute Jaspers, t* carrj which it pronounced to be as., an auxiliary, parachute, there There are two kinds of people in good a« the feetllpg of rnwTIyer have b**a times In the paw this world—those -^ho *re always to snemle rpergons and' mnoh when this has been neglected." totting ready to do something, and more agreeable to take. those who (o ahead and do it. i :»t#*#1M#t»*w«#**#lHt*1Hr»##