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Vol. 30 EAST JORDAN, MIOHIGAN, FRIDAY* JUNE 4, 1926. No. 23 j» - Erling Johnson Dorothy Webster Dorothy Joynt Reva Williams Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow Cheese Factory Domestic Science Commencement Clement Kenny Carl Wright All programs will start at 7:30 stand-' Robber Is Dep't Puts On Exercises ard where no mention is made of them. Apprehended Style Show Thursday, June 10th. Prof. W. £. J. Chautuaqua East Jordan's Cheese Factory was Friday the twenty-eigth, the Domes D. Henderson, U. of M. broken into a couple of times last tic Science Deportment, under Miss Officers Organized winter and some 250 poundi of cheese BardwelJ put on one of the most worth .4, lo Speak. and other articles stolen. while assemblies of the year. The an At an enthusiastic meeting of the Chief of Police Henry Cook has been nual style show. The stage was very The annual High School Commence Chautauqua Boosters held at the High working on the case since then and, as. artistically decorated to represent a ment is »o event, looked forward to School, Tuesday evening, June 1st, the a result, Grant Moore was taken into garden, with rustic seats, a trellis work with keen anticipation by many a fond following officers were elected:— custody at Boyne City last Sunday, and and arch way in the rear. On the seats parent, boy, and girl, as well as the President-H. P. Porter was taken to Charlevoix where a jus were girls from the Domestic Science community in general. No where in Yice President—C. H. Whittington tice hearing was held Tuesday. It is" Dept.,,who later took their parts in the . the world is so much made of a school SeC'y—Fr. D. M. Drinao reported that he admitted his guilt and pageaDt. Two pages, Louise Breiz and event as in America and rightly it Tress.—John J. Mikula was bound over tocircuit covrt. Virginia Hite in charming black and should be so for it means a great deal Chairman of the Ticket Committee— At the time of the two robberies,' white costumes, came thru the arch to the interested parties. It's an event Mrs. M. B. Palmiter Moore was residing on the Peninsula way each time to introduce the charac-'1 that recognizes a certain degree of suc Ass't, Chairman of Ticket Committee and drove to East Jordan with sleighs. ters. First appeared an Egyptian cess on the part of all members of each —Mrs. Roy Sherman maiden, Ruth Chadsey, followed by a succeeding class. There is greater rea Chairman of Ground Committee—L. Grecian maiden, Marjorie Mackey; a son to look forward to the East'Jordan G. Balch Say Seed Beans Need 13th century dress, Emma Beyer; Tu High Sehool Commencement this year Chairman of Advertising Committee dor costume, Margaret Gunderson; than perhaps at any time in the history —C. H. McKinnon Testing This Spring Elizabethan Court lady, Glyde Van of the public schools, largely for the "Chairman of Advertising Committee Deventer; Court dress, Ardith Richard reason that the class is the largest that —Eleanor McBride Warning that Michigan seed beans son; Empire 1814, Fern Hutton; Victor ever graduated from the East Jordan Mrs. Palmiter gave a brief synopsis are of such poor quality this spring ian, Mary. Chew; Bustle Back 1873, High School, thirty-six in all. The sec of the Chautuaqua Program which was that testing for germination is advisable Lillian Gorman. ond largest class was last years with nicely deversified, consisting <5f Lec before any seed stock is planted is be thirty-two members, so that the great tion after plants are tip. An old time dance, costumes 1800. tures, Readings, Muicals, both vocal ing sent out here by Prof. J. F. Cox, and glorious class of 1926 sets a record Gives Golden Rules 7. Spray the vines with Bordeaux Cathola Lorraine, Bea Boswell, Ivis and instrumental. The popular 'Green' head of the crops department at the that may stand for some time by their mixture and arsenicals to control fol Pickel, Helen Severance. Band being among them. Michigan State College. sheer numbers. For Potato Culture iage diseases and insects. Use a high Besides the costumes there were pressuresprayer. The wet fall of the past year, follow four made over dresses and sixty-one Without a doubt, a report will be A set of "golden rules" for the 8. Harvest and store the potatoes ed by severe freezes, injured germin new gowns on display. given in next week's Herald in more The Contest potato producer has been issued by H. carefully .to prevent bruising and other ation seriously, it is said. F. B. Dreese The girls all moved to music, display detail of the accomplishments of this C. Moore, extention specialist in crops injuries. secretary of the Michigan Bean Job ing their costumes most gracefully. class.- The presence of Professor W. At Mt. Pleasant at the Michigan State College. In dis 9. Use extra care in grading the bers' Association, found in recent tests Whea we consider the fact that each D. Henderson of the University of cussing the high price of seed potatoes that cars of seed beans rated as "choice girl made her costume true to the per Unprecedented in the annals of potatoes for market. Michigan gives an added incentive for this spring, Mr. Moore recently warned hand-picked" showed some germination iod she represented, or her dress, ac scholastic endeavor was the contest at Write the Farm Crops Department of us to look forward to the coming Com state farmers to follo^„the very best below 50 per cent, with one car actu cording to a pattern most suitable to Mt._ Pleasant May 21, in which more the Michigan State College, East Lan mencement of next Thursday. Prof." culture methods, and not to expend ally running only four per cent. her form, size and coloring. It became than seven hundred students of Michi sing, for detailed information on better Henderson, without a doubt, ranks their acreage in a gamble that the high That there will apparently be no something more than a mere assembly, gan participated. It was unique in that production methods. _ampn£Jhef irst half dozen Commence- 1925 potatoe prices would be repeated large holdover of white pea beans this it became an aehievment—a fitting il_was-n_oLan%thletic Contest in which ment speakers iiT KichigBnT-and-is an- this year. ^__—— ear is said to be indicated by reported climax to the two years of most succes- physical skill was paramount, but if - orator of wide experience who gives a The factors essential in profitable strong movements of Mrcbigatr-beaosr ^Hrorfcof-Miss-Bardweli,—Miss-BarcU_ convincing address, usually full of Was a mental contest' demanding itel- Saving aeconds~ This should mean better price condit ligence, judgment and understanding. potato production, according to Moore, well has brought her department lo a advice, from a man who really knows are as follows: ions for white beans and prevailed higher degree of proficiency than it has life It's an unusual event to have a In academic cirles it is 'conceded that Expert railroad men tell us that it dunnfijthe past season, if a crop of contests of this nature should be en 1. Plant only the best seed available. takes a fast railroad train an average of ever reached before. She, with her speaker come to East Jordan of the good quality is raised this year, accord girls have furnished the dining room couraged and fostered just as much as Poor seed will prove a liability. Plant seven seconds to pass a crossing. Yet, calibre of Professor Henderson. We ing to Professor Cox. and the rest room with curtains, furni athletic contests. Michigan certified seed. according to reliable statistics, more do not believe an East Jordan citizen Suggestion that it is wise for Michi ture and table linen. The girls have 2. Treat the seed with corrosive than 7,000 automobilists were killed at can af lord to miss the address. The students from the East Jordan gan farmers to "ease up" on plantings served lunches, banquets, and break sublimate for the control of scab and grade crossings last year. They could At the Commencement exercises, the High School who attended the contest of red kidney beans this year is also fasts. As formaHea to the faculty and black scurf, not wait seven seconds. . honors won by the class, including were Thelma MacDonald and Evelyn made by Cox. Officers of the Bean a banquet to the Board. They have They will wait where they are till medals, etc., will be presented by Prin Webster—Geometry, Ethel Pinney and 3. Cut the seed so that the pieces Jobbers' Association are said to predict been taught how to clean—both floors Gabriel blows his trumphet, for there, cipal R. L. Waggoner. Henrietta Severance—Latin, Lucille average one and one-half to two ounces that the state acreage of red kidneys and clothes—to make over dresses for is no way of beating that. Bartlett and Ralph Clark—Physics, Space the hills close in the.row to over will be doubled this year, as a result of themselves and younger sisters. Also A feature unique in High School It is difficult for the driver of a fast- Ruth Chadsey—Clothing, Marguerite come the production of oversized, the fact that these beans have brought they have studied textiles until they Commencements in northern Michigan, moving automobile to gauge the rela Rogers and Erma Bennett—Foods. rough, hollow DOtatces. Members of a higher price for several years than know the principal kinds of cloth and as far as the writer has knowledge, is tive speeds of his car and a swift train Ralph- Clark received first place in the Michigan 300 . Bushel Potato Club the white navy pea bean. the Art class have made a special study the Senior Promenade, the same as you Class C in the Physics contest while converging on the same point from of colored prints and the lives of the see at the College and University Com plant an average of approximately 19 Danger of over-production of red Marguerite Rogers and Erma Bennett bushels of seed per acre. They space different directions. Therefore there Artists. Others have studied pottery mencements. It is perhaps already won first and second place respectively is only one safe rule to follow: Let the" kidney beans if this tendency keeps up With equal pleasure. .;' quite well known that the Class of '26 the rows 34 to 36 inches apart; the dis is indicated. Many are also said to be in the Foods contest. The students tance between hills is from 12 to 18 train go by. will wear their caps and gowns.. The planting kindey bean seed of very poor Thru the year The Household Econ who took part in this contest are to be inches. What are seven seconds in the life of Senior Promenade will take place at commended for their efforts, especially quality, carrying the "pale sport, or omics Club has held meetings. Always 4. Plant potatoes on fertile, light a motorist? 7:00 o'clock standard time on the school those who brought home the prizes. fading bean." the pupils doing the work and always loamy soils that are well drained and To lose them may be to save 50 years! grounds the night of Commencement. Mr. Jacklin of the Physics departmen In view of the relatively poor con Miss Bardwell in the back ground ever well supplied with humus. If. possible, The Band has been practicing^ march and Miss Bardwell of the Domestic dition of seed, stocks, Professor Cox is ready to guide, suggest and help. plant on an alfalfa, sweet clover, or befitting the occassion, and will lead Science department should share the Card of Thanks advising heavier seedings this year— It is with deep regret that we learn clover sod Avoid planting on heavy, the seniors, faculty, school board mem praise for it was largely due to their from five lo seven pecks of red kidneys she will not be with us another year as pborly drained soils and old grasslands bers, parents, and friends in the prom untiring efforts that their students did We-wish to .express, our sincere and from three pecks to a bushel of she returns to College for her degree. that may be infested with wire worms enade. The above is something that so well in the contest. Mr. Snellen- thanks to our neighbors and other whrte pea beans" per acre. She has not only taught-her pupils to • and grubs. should add greatly to the occasion and berger who had charge of the arrange friends for their mapy kindly acts dur be efficient house and home keepers, make it an event to be long remember ments for the students at Mt. Pleasant, 5. Plow early and keep the soil cul ing the illness and at the death of our Flint—Henry B. Marks, 63, of Chi but also the nobility of service. ed by those who participate, both class and Ihe trip, is to be commended for tivated until planting time to conserve husband and father. cago, manager of the "Home Com and parents. • the efficient way in which he adminis moisture and control weeds. Mrs. Henry Sutton plete Exposition," now being staged Ypsilanti—Darwin Bailey, 18 years old, of Cass City, a student at the nor tered East Jordan's interests there. 6. Give thorough, shallow cultiva and Family. in this city, and an electrician, Eddie Although Commencement has already Cantrell, 31, of San Jose, Calif., were mal college here, lost his right hand been announced, the first event af the Altho this was a new and untried accidentally electrocuted May 26. and received other serious Injuries as week takes place at West Side School venture it provfed itself to be a >real Marks had attempted to draw Can a result, it is believed, of "hooking" Tuesday evening, at 6:30 standard time, success and next year East Jordan .Ericsson Memorial Is Unveiled trell away from a live wire of high a ride on a D. 13. R. freight train from when one hundred boys and girls pres plans to be evenvinore widely repre voltage. Both men died instantly. Ann Arbor to Ypsilanti, May 24. He is now in the Beyer Memorial hospital ent a "Flower Pageant," an event very sented. Bay City—A radio ordinance, tabled much enjoyed by parents and citizens here where physicians say he has a by the city commission several' weens chance for recovery. He is a son ot the past few years, and which should ago, probably will be taken up again be even more^ of an attraction to them Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey of Cass Not At All Necessary by that body. A number of radio City. •* this year. dealers and "fans" are urging ador- Owosso—Police here are holding W. Wednesday evening the annual Class There is no necessity for having a tlon of the regulations provided In the ordinance, which would Improve rt I. Gillman, 88 years old, no home, who Day program will be presented by the great deal of lawlessness about. We do not have to put up with it, if we do ceptlon conditions. Circuit Judge insists •he/is~a^human radio receiving class in the most original way possible. set. He- said in the morning he gets not wish to. Samuel G. Houghton leads the commit- Added features to the program will tee of radio enthusiasts. stations in Europe and in the after take place. Some of the parts have a Down in Iowa the people used to be noon he gets them all over the world. real touch of originality and are always bothered with bank robbers. Finally Adrian—The state public utllitlos He will be "hooked up," he told offi the citizens took a Inuid to help out the commission has authorized the capl cers, June 3. He also claimed to be interesting, as usual the entire program talization of the Citizens' Gas Fuel Will be given by members of the class. police. The banker" put in their in a mind reader, but fell down when stitutions a couple thousand revolvers, company, of Adrian. The action com asked to read the mind of Judge R. S The regular Baccalaureate services pletes the reorganization of the old will take place at the High School audi 1,200 rifles, 240 rjot guns and plenty of Day. No charge has been madt Lenawee control and operation of the against him. torium at 7:30 Sunday evening. Rev. amuriition. Doherty interests of New York City. C. W. Sidebotham will give the sermon In four years the number of bank The company plans to spend about Port Huron—The state hignway do on the subject "The Greatest Thing in robberies dropped from 56 to 6, ihe loss $100,000 in the reconstruction and partment has promised W. W. Cox, the World." All Drograms have peen in robberies fell from »250,000 to 12,500, modernizing of the system. St. Clair county highway engineer and Frank Beard, county road commis carefully prepared and the puplic have and 80 out of 89 Bandits either went to Monroe—Bids will be opened here jail or where killed. sioner that it will construct 9.7 mile(. a very hearty invitation from the public june 7 by the state highway depart of concrete highway on state trunk to attend the above exercises. We do not need to keep even the ment for paving West Elm avenue. line M-27 the river road leading from bootleggers around if we do not wish The section to be paved Is a halt ( The members of the Class of '26 who Port Huron. to Detroit. Thig will to. mile long and 30 feet wide. The state mean that, with the exception of a bow themselves from the school dnys will pay for paving 20 feet of this short Btretch near St. Clair, a com to the more active duties of life are as and the city the other 10. It is ex plete concrete highway will extend follows: pected the cost will be $50,000. The from Port Huron to Detroit along tiu Lucille Bartlett Herman Leu Scout Orders new paving will give Monroe another St. Clair river. Doris Bennett outlet to M-10 to the west. Marjorie Mackey' Scout Troop and Cubs will meet at Ann Arbor—More than 30 stu Delvin Best Eva McBride 6:30 sharp at the Gym. This is very Grand Rapids—James Hlggtni,'.. 32 dents of the University of Michigan Thomas Brennan Alice Moore important as many matter of vital in years old, former city fireman, plead will spend the summer making a sur Ruth Chadsey Anna Murphy terest to the Troop will be discussed. ed guilty to a liquor possession cliai gl vey of the Industrial situation of De Mary Chew Esther Omland HENRY HILES, and was sentenced to serve 60 days, troit through actual contacts with although two gallons of "evidence" In Ralph Clark Georgianna Pangborn Scoutmaster. the workers *and employers. Those Helen Colden the case has disappeared at police selected for the survey will be given Harold Price headquarters. The court asked Hig- Lilah Danforth Ardith Richardson The difference between dead men positions In Detroit factories where gins whether he could solve the mys they will have opportunities to ga Egidio DeMaio Marguerite Rogers and fishermen is that dead men tell no tery, Hlggina denied any knowledge Fern Gidley {tales. PiwPWWKKwWWBBW ther first hand information. The sur. Ernest Ross of what became of the confiscated li vey group of the university is one of Gladys Hdlitad CarlShedinij North Pole explorations have added This beautiful monument, typifying the epirlt of the Inventor, crownH quor. the John Ericsson memorial in Potomac park, Washington, which was the several fijom other colleges' Petrina Hege'rberg Harold Thomas thousands of square miles tothe known throughout the United State* who' RichardHipp Sylvia Tousch surface of the world. Realtors will unveiled In the presence of the crown prince and.crown princes* ot Sweden The spring gardens are beginning to and a host of other notables. will Btudy the Detroit situation thU Earl Jackson Glyde VanDeventer take care of that, however. look like they might bear vegetables. lummer. ^ m* "ww^^pjff
THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTYUHERALD, (East Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1926
WETS IN HOUSE USE stall; superintendent or the Detroit water plant, will make some sugges IN ANY SEASON tions for Improving the financing of NEW YORK AS MODEL the sale of water in River Rouge. That m 1 •y DOUQLAt IJALLOCH STATE NEWS city now pays more money for water WUl Bate Fight tor Modifica than it is charging the residents to fjf x If OTHER'S mother had a way IN BRIEF whom it is resold, Fenkell said. OOGAN x c tion ef Dry Law'-on " Of saying things that otheri say. Lansing—Petitions prepared at the Gothmm Plan. But raying them a whole lot better. suggestion of Frank F. Rogers, State _ -I-nevej^ saw- her~wfite a letter, Lansing—Thrae-^members of- thoi MARQUETTE. Mehigamme township school board) Highway Commissioner, has been Washington.—A proposal similar t« I never heard her make a speech, filed with the Michigan Public Util that on which New York is to vote in I never beard her really preach, have been ordered removed from of- L floe by Thomas B. Johnson, auperln-' ities Commission charging that freight l-v November will form the backbone of And yet she said, well I remember: rates on gravel, crushed rock and sand the campaign to be conducted during "The flowers are .never out of reach, Undent of public Instruction, It has been aoioutfoed. They were charged hauled In the state are excessive. It the remainder of this session by the ~ I've found them even In December." Is felt that the lowering of freight Lout* Disi.mcc with misappropriating schools fundB. unofficial house committee for modi rates would aid in lessening the cost fication of the Volstead act^ She looked for flowers all the year, Harrison—City officials here have of materials used on Michigan roads. Taking concerted actioir In the And always found the flowers here been notified that President Coolldge The gravel men have complained of hop SO Cents . midst of the revived prohibition con When others thought the summer has signed the bill which relinquishes high freight rates and charged these troversy, the 00 representatives mak over. the right, title and interest in a small rates, if lowered, would enable them from East Jordan ing up the group have agreed to de It's easy In the time of clever Island in Budd lake owned by the to sell their product more cheaply. After 8:30 p.m. vote their efforts to amendment of To find the blossoms by the wall; United States to the city for park pur Holland—The "Pageant of 1926' by Here are the rates: the dry law to permit "manufacture, But, when the leaves began to fall, poses. The island will cost the city the senior class of Hope college May DAY—4:30 a.m. sale, transportation, importation or Perhaps with drifting snow around less than 11.86, as it is smaller than tl and June 2 and 5, will be the big to 8:30 p.m. exportation of beverages which are them, an acre. gest production.-ever staged in west "Any Person" 'call Sl.OOl not in fact Intoxicating as determined She looked for flowers, after all, Pontlac—Condemnation proceedings ern Michigan. There will be 400 "Person - to - Person" SI.25I In accordance with the laws of the And mother's mother always found have been authorized by the city com characters. The production-will cost respective states." them. EVENING — after, mission, with a view to obtaining suf more tfcan $3,000 and it is to be 8:30 p.m. A committee of four, comprising ficient land on South Saginaw street She found them even In her grief, staged on the campus, which will be "Any Person" call .501 members of the house judiciary com $1.251 Yes, she would lift some fallen leaf. to permit widening that thoroughfare fenced off. Elaborate fire works have "Peraon«to-Peraon" mittee, which last year pigeonholed from Jackson street to South boule j«fen received and large loud speak all of the 2.75 per cent beer bills And find some bud forever starting; "Any Person" call means Some comfort in the hour of parting vard to 120 feet, to conform with the ers are to be Installed. The pageant that central needs only to sponsored by the modlticatlonists, was Wider Woodward pavement. The> is to celebrate the 150th anniversary get any person who an named to draft a bill carrying the In every tro ble she would find swers at a given number— Some reason for content of mind; street Is 66. feet wide. ' of the signing of the declaration of In liberalization proposal and the entire dependence, the founding of Holland while a "Person-to-Per- Yes, even in the darkness groping, Flint—Flint taxpayers have approv =iAi group is to join In the drive for ac In 184( and Hope college In 1866. son" call means that cen tion on it. The possibility ot enact When hearts were sore, and eyes were ed a proposal to bond the city for tral will have to locate a ment is considered ^remote, but It Is blind, $522,000 for the construction of the particular person at the Sunday and Monday likely to form' a vehicle for a great She always found some cause for first unit of a sewage disposal plant, number given. This take* hoping. the final steps in a construction pro DIPPING INTO more time and therefore deal of argument costs more. June 6th-7th New York Is the only state which gram covering 10 years to free the. SCIENCE Her back was bent, her hair was "Any Person" calls save thus far has determined upon a refer Flint river of pollution. The city has. money. . Admission—10c and 25c endum on such a proposal, but the gray, been ordered by the Circuit court to, >< Yet mother's mother had a way question is being agitated in a num complete the work by the first of next' Newi -i j: MICHIGAN BELL ber of political circles elsewhere, par Of always looking for the roses; year. It .TELEPHONE CO. And there are more than man sup The word "news" as applied '.; Temple Theatre ticularly in Illinois, where a refer Kalamazoo-Judge Edward J. Moineti poses. * to newspapers is a contraction $ endum is sponsored by George E. has signed a formal decree ordering;1 It all has helped me quite a lot formed from the first letter of ttrennan, who recently won the Demo repayment to 18 .plaintiffs In the Money, we regret to say, remains Not only June, but June or not— the four points of the compass MARQUETTE cratic senatorial nomination on a wet Michigan-Colorado Copper Mining com elusive. I've always tried to find a reason, —north, east, west, and south. platform. pany case of approximately $50,000.; However cold the weather got, The term "news," therefore, in You can't tell what some people While the house modlficationists which it is; declared they invested In; fers that it is a report of the , For being glad- In any season. mean by what they say. are sharpening their new legislative Btock of the now defunct company. day's happenings which'occur In spear the senate judiciary committee (© by McClure Newspaper Syndicate.) -O The signing of the decree followed a: the four corners of the earth. will get to work under the King reso settlement of its terms.in accordance! ((E). 1926, Western NeWBpaper Union.) lution to determine whether it agrees with an opinion recently filed by Judge" f\ with Attorney General Sargent and a Molnet, by attorneys on both sides! number of dry members of congress |N= and by the court. . ; that President Coolidge's' order au Even loyal democrats pay their res thorizing appointment of state, county ^,/JBBHEVIATED .Ann Arbor—Several hundred m'anu-i pects to King of Swat, - facturers of the state gathered here? and city peace -officers as federal en The average head of a household will forcement agents .is valid under the \J/ L STORY May 27 for a meeting with members* probably be heard to mutter something Constitution. of the engineering department of thei about what is so rare as a paid bill on "MUNNIMAKERS Chairman Cummins, in announcing University of Michigan to hold a! Notices of Lost, Wanted, For Sale, THE SPORT practical discussion on the relation of the first of June. For Rent, etc., in this Column is 25 that the judiciary committee hiid be gun its deliberations informally, ex- scientific research to Industry. Indus-* cents for one insertion for 25 words' or jtTUTR^ JEJEJJ-uL-ES SCRATCH?" pressed the opinion that "tho-prdor 1s- trial committees were" appointed, less;— initiaIs-count--as-one- -word-ami J.V-*. askenHkprdl VernVerrtna BInnioRlnnlrtn without warrant at law," and that through which It is hoped more com compound words count as two words. "The sape," said Twiller Scratch. Above this number of words a charge "the President-had no more right to plete co-operation between industry' Finest Elks' Clubhouse Is Opened "Oh, I'm so glad to find you in! Us of one cent-a word will be made for issue that order than I did." regard and the research department of the> girls are getting up a fund to teach the first insertion and one-half cent for ing the matter as being solely a ques university will be attained. subsequent insertions, with a mimimum foreign children in America' their na tion of law, he was not in favor of charge of 15 cents. tive language, so theyjsap talk to their Escanaba—Representatives of 11 of conducting a hearing on the subject. fathers arid mothers In case the par the county boards of supervisors of Lost and Found Meantime, operation of the order ents can't speak English, and If you the Upper Peninsula met recently In. apparently is being held up in Cali would care.to-r-" Escanaba to .discuss plans for financ fornia, where it was primarily intend LOST—Two STRAW HATS for Child "Delighted!" said Twiller Scratch ing an intensive nation-wide advertis ren last Monday. Will finder kindly ed to apply. Ned M. Green, the! pro heartily. And he ..made out a check ing campaign • promoting the peninsu notify FRAN'K SHEPARD, Phone hibition administrator for northern for $50. la as a Summer playground. It is 118-F6, Route. 1, East Jordan. 23x1 California and Nevada, who originally "The boss, cert'n'y Is a sport," the proposed that the maximum amounts sponsored the idea embodied in the which legally can be raised by tax LOST—A used EXTRA TIRE between stenographer murmured admiringly to order, has adviser] W. W. Anderson, the bookkeeper.; levies for advertising purposes and Ellsworth and East Jordan. Will who exercises the same authority in During the next two hours Twiller sums collected from private interesii finder kindly notify The ELLS southern California and Arizona and WORTH TRAESMAN at Ellsworth or Scratch bought a set of books entitled, and municipalities be placed in a sin also planned to utilize the new pow The Herald Office. 22x1 "Eighty Thousand Selected Chinese, gle central fund. er, to hold off "until the storm blows Siamese and Portuguese Proverbs," for over." , . Owosso—The Michigan Electric Help Wanted $9 from a book peddler because the Railway company has notified toe poor devil looked so hard up, sub city commission here and the Corunna AGENTS WANTED-Highest Cash paid Remodeled Haugen Bill scribed $20 to a fund for sending.over city council that it will abandon ser weekly with part expenses for men shoes to the Dgoo savages in Africa, and women to take orders for guar vice in and between the two towns anteed nursery stock. Experience Has Been Introduced and gave the office boy $10 for his and tear up its rails. The company unnecessary. Outfit free. Write Washington.—Vice President Dawes' birthday. said the line has been a losing ven The HAWKS NURSERY CO., Wau- study of the farm relief problem has Then he went to lunch with Fred ture and that it could no longer' com watosa, Wis. 23x4 converted him to the equalization fee Osprey and insisted on paying the ply with the requirements of its fran principle, which Was one of the most whole cheek, .which came to $8. chise. Bus service will be substituted WANTED—A woman to assist in kit important features of the Haugen "Twiller, youlre a sport and every for the street cars. 'The buses will chen, and three dining room girls,— priee_sJahilization bill recently-voted body -lmaws It," said Osprey as he be operated by-tHe=f3wBssT5=Flint Bus MRS, JAMES MCGEAGH, 309 Dixon down by the house after adminis Ave., Charlevoix. 23x6 patted him on the back. Line, Inc., an Owosso company. tration leaders in that chamber had "Not a-tall, not a-tall," said Scratch For Sale—Real Estate vigorously opposed it. He is barred modestly, as he dropped a dollar bill Wayne—Following the recent visit by the rules from addressing the into a burly beggar's overflowing tin of J. B. Pengelly, chairman of, the senate. city planning board of Flint, to Wayne FOR SALE—F. D. Kowalske 7-roorn cup. —DwHmg-ou Main -St—PricF $600. A modified form of the Haugen bill, And in the course of .the afternoon concerted action by civic officials, Easy, small down payment and retaining the equalization fee princi he loaned Artie Siatcher $30 and gave clubs and organizations and the Los Angeles Elks have just opened In that city the largest and finest monthly payments for the balance. R ple and reducing the appropriation to a messenger boy a $2 "tip. Wayne district association has been club house owned by the order. This remarkable night picture of the taken toward adoption of a definite MACKEY. is t.f. $100,000,000, but putting price sta That-evening after dinner his wife tiuilding was made in the glare of innumerable searchlights. " plan of city planning for the commun FOR SALE—My farm consisting of 7 bilization up to the^proposed federal said timidly, "Twiller, everything for farm board rather than basing it on the table's so high, and I've run a ity, Tentative proposals are being acres with good 6-room house, drive drafted and will be submitted to the well, good barn, well fenced, i acre world-prices plus-Import duties, has little short of money." , village commission within a few weeks strawberries, t mile East of East Jor been introduced In the house by Bep- "Money! Money! Money I" snapped dan within city limits. Goes to high resentative Anthony (Hep., Kan.). as the foundation of a general move Scratch. "Didn't I just hand you a ment to mold the growth of the vil est bidder. Cash or terms to reliable Just when the house will get into whole five-dollar bill the day before party. See MRS. J. A. NICKLESS, lage, it Is said. East Jordan, Mich. 15-t.f. action again on farfn relief, however, yesterday?" ' has not been determined. '•> And he dodged behind the evening River Rouge—River Rouge, cannot FOR SALE—E. E. Richards 9-room Tariff protection as It works out paper and didn't come out again till pay Its bill for water amounting to. Dwelling on Main St. Price $750. for • manufacturers was held, in the his wife had gone to bed. $^991, rendered by the Detroit water Easy, small down payment and Dawes memorandum read by Senator (® By 'Ooorte Matthew Adama.) board, due to the fact that no funds monthly payments for the balance. Watson, to be the "device" proposed remain in the treasury for this"pur R. MAUKEY. . 181. f. by agricultural economists to "enable pose and taxes will not come in before agriculture, at Its own expense, to' sell 8 July 16, As a result, George H. Fed- For Sale— Miscellaneous its surplus abroad at a lower world HE YOUNG LAB!* price in order that, as with the manu TACROSS THE WAY Buy your Garden Seed in bulk from C. facturing industry, the law of supply J. Malpass Hdwe Co. and save rwo- thirds and get valuable prizes for and demand will operate in Its larger best vegetables grown from their home market behind the tariff wall seed. 15-t.f. . which congress has already enacted for Its theoretical benefit." FOR RENT—Six-room Dwelling. Se» MRS JOHN MONROE, West Side™ East Jordan. 23x1 Pope Receives Will Rogers Home.—Will Rogers, the American FOR SALE—No. 2 Rural Russett Seed comedian, has been received in audi Potatoes. ALBERT LENOSKY, ence by Pope Plus. Rogers recently phonel78-F2. 22-2 arrived here from London, where he I Pay Twenty-five cents per lb. for live had a chat' with the prince of Wales. Chickens. C. J. MALPASS. 17-t.f. MacSwiney Succeed* DeValera FOR RENT—50-acres of Pasture, by month or season. See CLAUDE Dublin,—Mary MacSwiney has been PEARSALL, East Jordan, or phone elected president of the Sinn Fein 166-F32. 23-1 executive council to. succeed Bamon De Valera. FOR SALE—B. H. grades pure bred strain eggs for sale—White Plymouth Coal Aatociation, Reorganize* Rocks, R. C. White Leghorns, R. C. Rhode Island Reds. Nargansette . Kansas City, Mo.—Confronted by a Turkey eggs. Thousand-to-one Seed "cease and desist order" issued by the Beans. JOHN ADDIS, Route 1, Box federal trade commission, the Midwest 22, East Jordan, Mich. , 17-13. Retail Coal association disbanded here and a reorganization was effected Im FURNISHED ROOMS For .Rent-In- mediately as the Missouri Valley Re- A quire of MRS. 0. WALSH. 20-t.f. tall Goal Merchants' association. " • R"EPAIRS-You can get Repairs for • any Stove, Range, Washing Machine, Remnant* of Old Florida Race Engines, Cars, Sewiqg" Machine, Tallahassee, Fla.—Remnants of a Cream Separator, Plow, or any Farm ••- The young lady across the, way says race believed to have existed in Flor she doesn't suppose smoking .hurts A*, •> Machinery at C. J. MALPASS HDWE ida '2,000 years ago, have been dug CO. 10-t.f. so much if you don't exhale. up In Broward county. (£ by McClure Nevrapiipar gradient*,]
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THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (East Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1926
CHARLEVOIX CO. HERALD of Boyne City came out Sunday and MILES DISTRICT ^) got Mrs. Joel Bennett, Mrs. Marie Walt (Edited by Mrs.! A. Miles.) O. A. Liak, Publisher ers and Mr. and Mrs. Orval Bennett Florence Gilbert and daughter, Byrel, and motored to HughW.Dicken Subscription Rate, $1.50 per year. Charlevoix by way of Boyne City, Mr. and Mrs. Xelle Miles and children Corresponds where they visited relative*. Donald and Madelon, of Lansing, mot ored up Saturday for a few days visit Physician and Surgeon tatcrcd at the pottolfice at Eut Jordan Wm. Bogart of Boyne City and his at the home of their parents, Mr. and East Jordan, Mich. Phone No. 128 Michigan, as second class mail matter. father, Henry Bogart of Charlevoix, Mrs. A. Miles. called at the Joel Bennett home Sun Wanted day. Mr. and Mrs. John Leys motored up Office Hours: from Comstock Park and were over PLEASANT HILL Geo. C. Ferris arrived from Detroit, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. 11:00 to 12*0 a. m. THE HERALD is desirous of Saturday, and is stopping at his farm in securing a number of Correspon Miles. 2:00 to 4:00 and 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. Mr. Henry VanDeventer, Mr. and Three Bells Dist. dents to cover the country dis Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fowler and child Mrs. Anson Hayward and daughter, Joel Bennett is putting a tin, roof on ren, Hazel and Lewis, of Johannesburg tricts adjacent to East Jordan, motored to Charlevoix Sunday tolwing his barn. motored over Saturday to the home of not already represented. We Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hayward's son, her mother, Mrs. Mary Clark. They Lucius, home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Hitchcock and son would be pleased to communi Burton of East Jordan were dinner returned home Sunday accompanied by cate, either personally or by Mr. and Mrs. V. Bartholemeu and guests of their son-in-law and daughter her mother for a short visit. Dr. B. J. BEUKER letter, with any person caring to son, Kenneth, spent Sunday at her Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Hayen, at Orchard Mr. and Mrs. EugeneMiles entertain folks, Winford Batterbee's. Hill Sunday. Robert Hayden went cover their district. ed with a dinner Sunday. Their guests Physician and Surgeon George Carpenter and Ernest Lana- home with them in the evening and re were Mr. and Mrs. Xelle Miles and Names of the Correspondents way are plowing a piece of land on mained for the Memorial Day exercises. children from Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Office second floor Kimball Blk., must.be published under the their farm for potatoes. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Crane arrived John Leys from Comstock Park, Mr. next to Peoples Bank. from Detroit Saturday, and are demo- and Mrs. C. L. Strong of East Jordan place they cover. Vesta Hayward visited her aunt and and Mr. and Mrs. A. Miles. Office Phone—158-J family in Finton Saturday and Sunday. ciled , at their summer home, Cedar Nearly every week we re Lodge. Miss Jentena Steenhagen of Grand Residence Phone—158-M ceive unsigned communications Sunday School attendance May 30th Rapids is visiting at the home of her Office hours: 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. was 28. Mrs. Blanche Lamb of Grand Rapids, for publication. Quite often who is spending some weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Steenhagen, 7:00 to 8:O0 p. m. initials of names are added. The Henry VanDeventer preached at parents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Flora, tn and sister, Mrs. John Wieland near Pleasant Hill, Sunday. He will preach Mountain Dist., went to Boyne City Ellsworth. full name of the person sending at Bennett school house 2:30 p. m., all Saturday, to remain for Decoration Day Thl» popular leading lady In th« these in must accompany the are welcome to attend. John Miles of Flint called at the Dett exercises. Evans home Memorial Day. "movies" was born In Chicago In 1904. item or items. Otherwise we Quite a large' number of people at The Jolly Readiug Club met at the Sha won a beauty contact when a child .cannot use them. We MUST Mrs. Pauline LaLonde, Mrs. John tended the Moorehouse cemetery Sun Will Sanderson home, North Wood, LaLonde, Mrs. Anna LaLonde and and doubled for Mary Plckford. know who the author is as a day, May 30th, to decorate the graves. Friday evening for a weenie roast and daughters, Esther and Agnes of East Later she worked In comedies In [ Dr.F.P.Ramsey ] guarantee of good faith. George Gibet and men are working all had a very jolly time. Jordan, were callers Friday evening at which she scored a hit. She Is a on the road between Anson Haywards Mrs. Omar Scott and son Devere, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addis. blonde with blue eyes, Is five feet two Physician and Surgeon. G. A. LISK, Publisher. . and four corners. and little Miss Alda Scott of Boyne City Mr., and Mrs. Bert Elliot and family inches tall and weighs 114 pounds. Graduate of College of Physicians and Mrs. Bert Bennett and family spent spent Monday at the Fire Tower. of Phelps were Sunday visitors at the ——0- —• . . Surgeons ol the University of Sunday at Clarence Murrays. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Pepper and home of Mr. and Mrs. Dett Evans. Illinoii. daughter Miss Betty j who purchased Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ruckle and sons Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Addis are 3kifofelJ OFFICE E. J. LUMBER CO. BLOCK It is a mean mosquito that will take took supper at her folks, Anson Hay- Geo. Jardine farm, and Mr. and Mrs. spending some time at the home of his McPherson, who purchased the John ^ffceFulkewn. East Jordan. Mich. advantage of the present styles. wards last Wednesday in Pleasant Hill. parents, while they are getting.their Dunlap farm in Mountain Dist. came up house ready for occupancy. Phone No. 196. Mr. Ruckle and family attended the Friday from Lansing and visited their SURE HELP EOR STIFF. ACHING BACK service at Pleasant Hill Sunday morn farms. Mrs. Pepper will be remem Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moblo and son, An aching back may not mean any ing. bered as Miss Kate McDonald. The Carl, were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond near Deer Lake. thing serious, but it certainly does not •Fine rain visited us Saturday night. whole party were dinner guests of mean anything good. It usually grows Mrs. Pepper's brother, Duncan McDon worse with neglect. FOLEY PILLS, a Everyone is busy,making, gardens in ald and family in Three Bells Dist. Sun Office Equipped With X-Ray diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, pro Pleasant Hill. - , day. SPECIAL EXAMINATION mote the healthful action that clears Elmer Murray, Treasurer of Echo, Mr. and Mrs. Lon Sheldon and FOR SEVENTH AND «X£EL1,Y," said the Hotel Stenog- both blood and body of the lurking came through, this week and took the daughter, Mrs. Grenner of Detroit, rapher, "there 1« a place In the poisons which cause the distressing assessments. came Saturday to visit relatives. They EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS Great Perhaps that was mighty well ache. A reliable, valuable medicine, Mr. and Mrs. Hayward and son, Luc were guests Monday of Mrs. Sheldon's preas-agented by a guy named Dante. constantly used for over 25 years. brother, Duncan McDonald and family. Costs little, contains no harmful ingred ius, took dinner at her brother's, Henry Many pupils were either sick or in "Borne real estate game?" asked the [.fil.teil ient. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask VanDeventer, May 30th. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jardine, and Mrs. quarantine at the time of the regular House Detective. "Well, 1 would hardly call It that," your druggist for Foley Pills.— Hite's Irvin Crawt'ords four sons attended Jack Jardine and son, Dean, of Charle seventh and eighth grade examination. Drugstore. ' voix, >were guests of Mr. and Mrs. answered the girl. "All people call it DENTIST the Sunday School Sunday. A special examination will be held for Duncan McDonald and family in Three differently, depending on their relig Office Hours: 8:00 to 12:00 a. m. 1:00 £6~"5:00 p. m. Phyllis Batterbee is visiting her Bells Dist. Monday. Mrs. Geo. Jardine those pupils on June 14th and 15th. ion, but Its real name Is what you say NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. sister, Gladys Bartholomeu this week. is a sister of Mr. McDonald. Seventh grade subjects will be given Evenings by Appointment. when yon drive out In the rough. It Office, Second Floor of Kimball Block. on the 14th, and the eighth grade ques Sealed bids will be received by the Corn planting is weil under way and is the ultimate abiding place of the Board of Charlevoix County Road Com A. LB A Elmer Faust of the Mountain Ash farm tions will be given on the loth. Only people who preface the dirt they are missioners, at their office in the Court has his beans planted. those pupils who sick, in quarantine or going to scatter with Ave words. House, Charlevoix, Michigan, until Quite a few ladies from Alha attend- The cherrv Orchard of Douglas Tib- for other unavoidable reasons were un "Those five words are, '.A certain L.R. HARDY 10-00 o'clock June 6th} 1920, for thr ed the convention of the Meguzee at bit is one solid mass of blossoms, but able to Attend the regular examinations party told me.'. *—- •—;— construction of several pieces of roads Mancelona. apple trees are not very heavily flow will be allowed, to write the special ex "Kelly, I have not been alive long I). (J. Ph. C. as follows: ered, almost no early ones or northern 4500 feet of Class A .12 Ft. Gravel Mrs. P. Poff and son George, left aminations. enough to duck telling my age, but I Palmer Graduate spies. have worn roll tops and hidden my Road on County Line Road No. 1 in Sunday for Sigma, where they were to Pupils wishing to write this examin Chiropractor Melrose Township. spend the night, going on to Grand The first thunder shower of the sea ears long enough to find out that 'a 9400 feet of Class A 12 Ft. Gravel Rapids the next day. son visited this section Saturday night. ation should notify Commissioner of certain party' is always and forever . OFFICE HOURS: Standard Time Road on the Marian Center Road in Schools,. A. C. Belding, Charlevoix, a liar. Floyd Rifenberg and wife came from Cash A. Hayden of Orchard Hill went DAILY— 2:00 to 5:00 p. m. - • .. '.; Marion Township. Michigan. adv. 22-2 "Any time a guy comes to mc with Detroit Saturday to get their little to Boyne City Monday and took part in 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. 5600 feet of Class-A-12 Ft. Gravel daughter, who has been spending the the American Legion exercises. that 'certain party' I know he is Road on the Ironton-South Road in Phone No. 17 winter with her grand parents, Mr. and So many were lured away by the ascribing a dirty book to an anony Eveline Township. Mrs. Joe Anderson. Bids on the abovfjr work are to be beautiful day, only 22 attended the Simple Styles Liked mous author because he is ashamed OVER BENNETT'S STORE made according to bidding blanks fur Harold Glidden, son of Cyrus Glidden Star of Hope Sunday School May 30, for Summer Blouses to acknowledge 'a certain, party' is a Main St. East Jordan, Mich. nished by the Commission and Certi was married to Miss Reath Coon Satur but the faithful ones are preparing a snake In the grass, ready to stick pol» fied Check for such amount as indicated day evening at Pellston. Mn R. H. fine program for Children's Day. soned fangs of scandal into some inno in the bidding blank, must accompany Dean, former pastor at Alba performed There was a bee Saturday to clean up cent person and then slide away with the bid on each road. the ceremony. Mr. Glidden and wife the Advance cemetery, but only a few out getting caught. All work on above pieces of roads to are both residents of Alba. Their went because it was not noised around. be done according to plans on file in many iriends hope they will remain ..-. "Nobody has any business to spread the office of the County Road Com here to make their future home. ~~Jim Wilson has been obliged to give gossip for which they are not willing Dr. OH. Pray mission and in accordance with State up his job at the County farm because to give the authority. Nobody has Specifications. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moran and family of ill health and is staying at his home any business telling a thing they are spent Sunday with relatives at Freder in Mountain Dist. Plans' may be seens and bidding ick. not willing to back up with their fists, Dentist blanks obtained at the office of the Will Scott, superintendent, was too teeth and finger nails. County Road Commission. Mrs. Lingle of Torch Lake spent the ill \o attend the Star of Hope Sunday " 'A certain party' is on a par with • Office Hours: The Commission reserves the right to week end with friends and was met School May 10. It is the first time he an anonymous letter, a message over 8 to 12 a. m. 1 to S p. m , .. reject any or all bids or any part there by a few friends from that place Sun has missed for a great many Sundays. of. day, with whom she returned. the phone from a talker who will not And Evenings. The session was conducted by Mrs. give his name or a rock thrown ERNEST PEASLEE Miss Edwina Anderson accompanied .Will Sanderson. Deputy Clerk. , through a window in the dark. If Phone Pfo.223: •-• her sister, Mrs. Floyd "Rifenberg, to The Habel home in Three Bells Dist. - W. E. BYERS Detroit for a visit. they can't tell me who told 'em 1 will 22-2 Chairman. bears a diptheria quarantine sign. not let 'em tell me who. was told. J. D. Ashbaugh and family of Cadil While. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Uptegrow There Is enough well-authenticated MORTGAGE SALE lac spent the week end with friends in scandal in the world without listening Alba and Mancelona. and two Children, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Default having been made in the McMillan and daughter and Wilfred to home-manufactured pictures of sin terms and conditions of a certain mort Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Harvey and fam Arnott of Muskegon,' ami James and with no name painted on the corner W.H. FULLER gage made and executed by Chas. R. ily with Mrs. Lewis, spent Sunday in Charles Arnott of Overdale were en- of the canvas." Johnson and wife, Eliza Johnson, of Frederick. Mrs. Lewis remainded for route to the home ofxjamesj Arnott Sat (Copyright by the HcNauiht Byndioatt Inc.) the city of East Jordan, Charlevoix a week or two to look after her inter urday, to visit over -Memorial Day; O ft SON ests in that place. near Eastport, while endeavering to County, Michigan, to the State Bank of 000<>00<>ChCK>0<>(XK><>0<>l>00<>0<>00 East Jordan, a corporation organized, Miss Ha,we, one of the ' teachers, had pass some cattle the car turned pver. existing and doing business under and the misfortune to run a machine needle Mrs. Uptegrow was the only one seri Painters and by virtue of the , laws of the state of through her finger while sewing. Dr. ously injured, having an arm broken. ' Michigan and having its principal office Leighton removed the needle and dres The car was badly wrecked. Mr. Ar How It Started Decorators and place of business in the city of East sed the wound. nott brought the party home. They Jordan, Michigan. Which said mort will return to their respective homes Phone 132 gage bears date the 24th day of August, Miss Marvin spent the week end with as soon as repairs can be made. Mrs. By JEAN NEWTON 1911, and was recorded on the 25th day her parents at Kingsley. She was ac Uptegrow is resting as good as could Blouses are getting a little less at East Jordan, - Mich. of August, 1911, in Liber 47 of Mort companied by Miss Frisball and Miss be expected at Maple Row. tention than usual this summer, not 0
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THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (East-'Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JUNE 4,1926
man right and 1« "What BOW, BUir he demanded. Mighty bad these next few .days. Aye, tor the other, treasure and most likely '•an ao slack. And leave tho the lad. •' "Atat we got enough te face wl'ont this very day, as BUI says. For here's lose what we already have." you flghtin' la the cubin?" alone. Twould only make endless "Bum I" he exclaimed. "Thafg Tom Allardyce and a batch o' chicken- . Flint squinted reflectively at the trouble wl' the crew." "And would ye ha' me take Inci hearted — —• a-cryln' we should be what I need, Rom—and plenty of ltl" yellow-haired man. Bones replied with a blistering string PORTO dence and worse from this red-headed satisfied wl' what we got, disband and "Now that might be a good argy- He bent back his bead, put the of curses. land-rat as Long John picked up in New save our neckB. And I don't know ment, Allardyce, If 'twas true," he re bottle to bis llpa and drank—and "And ye were a fool," he wound up, York?" shouted Bones. ' what more bilge-slush." marked. "But It ain't. The truth Is, drank. You could bear the gurgle V "to let Long John make odds o' six BELLO "I'd not," returned Flint. "Darby, "'Tain't Allardyce I'm 'feared of," I am all for makln' the treasure we of it as It trickled down hli gullet ^ yon may be my good luck and a lad o' said Bones wisely, "but Sliver. He's have safe before we go crulsin' to the to one. It's plum duff to Silver if "Aaaa-aahl" he breathed. "That • promise, but I'll lay the cat to your got a head on his shoulders, Long John Dead Man's chest. Treasure Is a„poI- aught happens to ye," remonstrated was rare stuff. Get me another, the mate. shoulders If you go for to .make has, and all the men'll listen to him f son on shipboard If ye ain't got a sure Darby." GOLD trouble." "Don't ye worry, Bill. There'll be after the way he carried the stockade." use for it. That's why I had yfr leave He tossed the bottle overboard, and "Twu hhn was afther makln' the Flint nodded. ashore the lot Murray moved to the no man In this crew willing to lift a started to sing a stave of that savage, throuhle," answered Darby sturdily. "True for you; but what you're amiss blockhouse. It's out o' the ship." finger after I come aboard again. sea-song which was the chief delight Where's my Flemish plstoleta?" "Wasn't he botherin' Mlsthress O'Don- on Is that John feels same as I do about Allardyce lost his temper. of the crew: nellT Sure, Vm Irish, the same as her, When they were finally gone I dlsbandln'. After the treasure's ail "Aye, ye want it where ye can get "Tom Avery died of a cutlas slash— Bg and I'll kill the rogue that does be lifted, look out for squalls. But right your hand on It, and give us the slip I" looked an unspoken question at Peter. Yo-ho-ho and a Dottle o' rum! givln' her cause for to weep a tear— now, BUI, Silver's as strong for pullln' .- "How'd I do that, Allardyce?" In "Ja," he said. Mounseer Tesiin felt the galleys' laeh— Yo-ho-ho,-and a bottle o' rum! Arthur that I will. And I care not who he together us you and me." quired Flint softly. "But six to one! Why?" may be I" "He wants der treasure where only "Maybe," said Bones with more of "If I knowed how yon were plan- "But the treasure," spoke up Silver. D. Howden he can reach It. Ja, dot's It." ' "Easy, all," admonished Flint. doubr than conviction. nin' to do it I'd stop ye." "What'd ye do wi' it, cap'n?" "What's this, Bill?:' The morning of the sixth day I wa« Smith "Ma'ybe7 Gut me for a lubber If I'm "Ah, stop me,- would ye?" Flint eyes him for as long as 'twould awakened by a considerable clamor "Blow me for a dock-swab if I can not right." "I would I There's other men ha' take to count twenty. And I am —aw«—iwe)—1*************'**'***** see as how she'd oughter be set apart," on the deck, and Darby McGraw Flint rose from the seat he had as marooned or murdered the half o' a bound to say Silver met his eye un blustered Bones. "I'm mate, I am, danced Into my stateroom, so excited , Arthur D. _ sumed. flinchingly. -Jtf WKUBerrlo* and if I—" that his brogue was nigh Incompre "You come along on deck, and I'll "Why 'tis safe, John," answered Flint's bloodshot eyes focused upon hensible. show ye. You, too, Darby. No, no, Flint in the horribly soft tones he had him with something of the silent force "Haste ye! Haste ye, Master Bob I" lad"— when Darby would have hung employed with Allardyce. "All tucked (Continued) that 1 had seen Murray employ against he cried. " 'Tis Flint "comhV off, and back—"I want ye by me. I tell ye where it'll stay safe." his wild crew. him by his lone." that red head o' yours is the best "Aye, but where?" persisted Silver. "You kno^ better nor that, Bill," he I roused Peter, and we threw on beacon I ever steered by." Flint's blue, mottled visage became CHAPTER XVII said quietly} "Here Long John's just oar clothes and ran out upon the At (lie exit to the companionway he convulsed with a passion words can beeu to toll me the crew ha' demanded main deck, which was crammed with halted and spoke to us over his shoul not describe. . a fo'csle council, and God knows what pirates, staring In rapt" suspense Flint'. Way der : "Where?" he mouthed. "Aye, where? f Allardyce and his gang will be up to. across the sta'b'd bulwarks. The sun Bones swaggered into the eabhi "You mind what I said about the Ask on, man! Or seek it, If ye wish. And you want to bust into the middle was just rising, and the island shelved whilst we were at breakfast, and Mi girl. Keep her under cover." Aye, go ashore. Lay off those ropes," of Rule Four. Gut me! There's upward, darkly portentous, from the leathery face crinkled In what he In "Must we all remain below decks?" he shouted to the men at the falls to many things I held against Andrew creamy lather of the surf. The Wal tended for an amomns grimace as hli I demanded with some beat. which his gig was hitched. "There's Murray, but one thing he did as was rus was standing south, with" the eyes fell npon Moira. a boat," he went on. "There's tools ^ the wisest any gentleman adventurer "That's as ye may happen to feel," White rock on her sta'b'd quarter and "This Is what I'calls proper home on the island. Ye can have food and ever done—and it's to his credit no he replied carelessly. "So long as ye the entrance to Captain Kldd's an like," he declared. "You come arid sit rum. Go ashore if ye like, and stay- less heeause Bart Roberts done it be don't try td suck up to any o' my men chorage ahead. Outside the entrance, on Billy's knee, my pretty, and cut HI any o' ye! Search for the treasure fore him—and that was Rule Four." and. make Urouble&ou can go and and pulling up to meet ns, was the this here goat for me." ! till opens wide for ye. But as 'A woman's a prize, same as treas come aroundy tie ship; but let me find gig we had left behind for the con I started t» rise, but Darby wai for the ship, she'll beat up for more, ure," grumbled Bones. ye up to misSuef, and treasure or no- venience of Flint and his compan ahead of me. by thunder I" "Oh, 'no, she ain't! A woman's treasure, I'll keelhaul ye." ions. . A, single figure -with a light- "D» ye so much as pat a finger 01 He waited a moment, but no man trouble—she's no prize. You know His green, eyes twinkled evilly. blue scarf wrapped around his head, her, and I'll send a bullet into th( accepted his challenge. Silver, in what happens when there is women "Maybe Murray told ye what that rowed at the .oars. black heart o' ye," he challenged In hli deed, stumped deliberately out of the aboard a buccaneer. "I'd throw the might mean." "But how be certain 'tis Flint!" I •brill boy's voice. crowd, with a faraway look in his eyes wench overboard if it weren't that He gave Darby a push before him. exclaimed. "His back Is. toward. us, "Oh, ye will? Ye red-headed—" that were as bright and hard as a she's my best chance to find the stuff "Run out and call the men aft," he and at this distance—" ' "Me head's the ship's luck," boasted pair of polished buttons. Murray hid." •' commanded. "That's the boy! Bill, "Beggin' your pardon, Master Or- Darby. "The less ye say on that score : "That'R well," said Flint. "The "If harm comes to her you'll get no —— ye for a low-hearted ——-, merod," s.ald Silver at my elbow, "we the betther-for ye." course is so'west by south, Bill. We're such knowledge from any of us," I in plaster a grin on that mug o' yours ha' made him out wl' glasses. Bill"— "We'll see to that!" snarled Bones for the Dead Man's Cheat, All sail, terposed. and pipe us a song. We mustn't "let he waved his free hand toward the "You're the cabin boy, my lad, and n< and a lookout in every lop!" "Oh, belay that!" he rasped. "You're them swabs for'ard figure us to be poop, where Bone?" strode up and more; and I—" ,. . CTO BR CONTINUED.) He tugged at the cutlass-hllt, an< lucky to be alive, and the one reason worried none, eh?" "How'd I Do That, Allardyce?" In- down by the helmsman—"is sureto' Darby, In no wise daunted, hauled for it is that ye know what ye know.". And his voice boomed hollow be quired Flint Softly. him." ' • Prosperity may be general but the He turned to Bones again. forth a pistol as long as his arm. Bui twixt the confined walls of the com The one-legged man sniggered and average man isn't interested in what "Now, mark me. Bill, lay off her. ship's company that there might be before one could assail the other Flini panionway: lowered his voice. the other fellow is getting. When we get this treasure cleaned up fewer to share in the prize." "Ye ain't surprised, are ye?" he shoved In from the companionway aB< "Oh, a Are, tall ship was the' Elephant ye can take all the time ye fancy for "That's kindly of ye," said Flint. "I asked. caught Bones by the shoulder. As ever sailed the seas;' take that real kindly! There's some, wenches or"aught else." "Six to one!" was all I could think She came down-Channel apast Ushant Allardyce, as might draw pistol for "Aye, when we do!" Bound for the East Indies. to say. that. No, no, put up your weapon! "And that'll be sooner than, ye "Ja," agreed Peter, chuckling. BEING MISSED think," retorted Flint. "And Dteky Lamb, he says to the crew— ,1'm a-goin' to prove to ye, whether 7 TT,^ ,,-r,^ ihe hn^un's mate- yo lilro it nr tint Hint T mean wall hy Silver sniggered again. •— "Wl' the crew all shoutln' for dls 'Piekk- my guts! Will ye do what i aor ye. I'll tell ye what I'll do. , "Aye, six to one. A strong, des By THOMAS ARKLE CLARK bandment? Allardyce talkin' of goin' Be Kame, says I; tempt fate!'" perate feller.is Flint. Now what djye Dean of Men, University of ifcyerAspirin hom.e tomorrow? I ha' seen ye handle ].-:'• "First off, mates"—he addressed the reckon he'll do wi' the map?" Illinois. some bad times. John Flint, but you're Bones joined valiantly in the sweep i whole crew—"do ye or don't ye want "What map?" no Andrew Murray!" of the tune. j to win eight hundred thousand pounds They were out on deck now. and "When ye bury treasure ye draws The Kibe annoyed Flint. His face ; more wi'out havin' to fight for it?'S Flint stayed the song long enough to a map," Silver explained oracularly. NE of the most pleasant things In turned blue, as it did when his temper i A fair majority were in favor of O life Is to be missed. roar: • '. | this.- . "If so be as one man knows where Proved Safe was fanned or he 'was in liquor. 'twas buried and he has the map thai Walter was having difficulty with "Lay aft, ye swabs! Ye asked for "Watch me," he snapped. "I'll learti 1 "Second, mates, are ye wllltn'-as the young woman to whom he was a fo'csle council, and ye shall have It. treasure is safe till' doomsday—'nless 'em a few things yet.- No Andrew j the treasure we have shall be buried paying pretty assiduous attention, me. Bill, can't ye sing louder?" someone else gets the map." Take without Fear as Told Murray! Maybe not. But I ha' my i here on the Rendezvous until we ha' r and, as he confided to me, without There was no answer to this, only "Well, he won't give me the map, own way. Bill. Aye, Flint's way! And I fetched back the part that's buried on making any apparent headway. the slapping of bare feet on the deck I returned shortly. it ain't so bad." I the Dead Alan's Chest?" "I don't believe she cares for me at in "Bayer" Package and the rustle of men crowded close "NO-OOTO, It ain't likely. But if he He Suddenly remembered us. | "Who's to bury It?" put in Allar- all," he said to me quite mournfully. together. ever stows it where ye can lay your ."Keep your Tributes shut, d'ye hear? I dyce sullenly. '" Tis easy for a few "I do everything for her, and she "Well, speak up, fo'cstle," he went hands on it or ye see him give it to No sheak'ln' up tv> John Silver or any i men to bury treasure so's none save takes It quite for granted. I some on with a note of satire. "What d'ye anybody, else you just remember as one else.. And as fo'r you, my wench—" j. thelrselves can find it—and if they times think I even bore her." seek? I've heard tell as how there Long John stands your friend, gentle he frowned at Moira—"keep under | disappear suddenlike, what'll their "Quite possibly," I admitted. "You was talk of givin' me the Black Spot ! shipmates do.?" men. Friend Is the word, remember, cover, for your own sake as. well as And tbp old snw qnyia n friend in need ought to give , her a chance to mlsa —whatever that may he—and spilin' Tm ~tn that,"—agreed mine. This is a rough ship, a pirate here s sense is a friend indeed." you." .-'— -.- - ship, and—" *k . V home by your lones.. and dead reck-- Flint/ "Let's say as you and me bury onin'. What's the argyment, I say?" Presently we rounded into the wind "What do you mean?" he asked. "Don't ye woFry about Misthress it, Allardyce." The scene was almost identical with and came to, and Flint pulled under "Just what I said. You're there O'Donnell," said Darby loyally. "I'll The yellow-haired man shook his that which I had witnessed a few our lee, rowing slowly, with long, lei every day, sometimes almost every see to her." head. ~- nights previously when I spied upon surely strokes like a man who Is hour of the day. If she ever thinks "Oh, ye will !'* "There'd be one of us come back— Flint's preparations to surprise Mur weary but Intent upon finishing a dif of you, which she possibly seldom Flint laughed. and 'twouldn't be me." ray. Flint sat, as_ he had then, upon ficult undertaking. Now that he was does, all she has to do is to look up "You're beginning young. Darby; "Got a great idea o' me, ain't ye?" Does not affect an upturned barrel, with Bones, Sil so close we could see that-the scari and there you are. If she wants any Gut me, what, a lad! Well, you keep mocked Flint. "But s'posin' ye took ver, Pew and two-er three more. The around his head was crusted with thing, you get it for her almost be her out o' harm's way, and when we along some friends? Would ye feel the Heart remainder of the crew were squatted blood. His coat and shirt were torn fore she has expressed a desire. Try divide the treasure maybe there'll be safe then?" letting her miss you a while, and look Dnless you see the "Bayer Cross" on on the deck, a semicircular pattern of -to shreds, and his shoes and stock an extra allowance for ye. How'd ye "How many?" package or on tablets you are not get coppery faces and tattooed chests. ings gummed with mud. for results." like to have her, eh?" Flint turned to Silver, whose hard ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved The weather had turned warm after A man heaved him a couple of lines, Walter had sense; he took another safe, by millions and prescribed by "She'll be better worth the havin eyes had been studying the faces of the storm, and practically all of them and he knotted them carefully to bow girl to the next dance; he evaded his physicians over twenty-five years for than all the treasure there is." (lashed both parties to the debate. wore Darby's costume, a pair of trou and stern before he began to clinih Dulciana for a week or more until Darby. "And do ye be rnindin' what I "How many would ye say, Long Colds Headache sers or breeches, usually slashed off the cleats of the side ladder, moving she began to grow restless and un I'm afther-tellln' ye. Cap'n Flint. If! John?" Neuritis Lumbago above the" knees. stiffly but with unerring precision. As easy, and to realize how much she had harm comes to her. or sorrow into the I Silver's big face split In a smile of , Toothache Rheumatism Foremost in the ring of seamen was his face lifted above the bulwarks the been depending upon him. When he Neuralgia . Pain, Pain heart of her, 'twill be the end o' your derisive quality. a tail, lanky fellow with rather long, men nearest to. him gasped and 'trod called rather casually at the end of luck—aye, lucky* ye'll be do ye come "Seein' as you're one o' the party, Each unbroken "Bayer", package con yellow hair and a belligerent expres back upon the toes of those behlnc this period she was.Interested, eager, off wi' a neck y.e can breathe through." cap'n, maybe we might say five—six tains proven directions. Handy boxes of sion. Twas he who sustained the them. Such a face I had never seen. almost tender. She'had really missed twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug Flint went pale. lncludin' himself." burden of the tlebnte with Flint, sup . 'Twas not alone the terrible blue coloi him. gists also eell bottles of 24 and 100. "Now, now, Darby," - he wheedled. "Ye think he'-d be safe from me wl' ported to some extent by a group of and the congested veins that bulged When Grablll left the town In which "Don't ye talk that reckless way. five friends along?" asked Flint ear a score or so, who sat behind him. redly under the skin, but a suggestion he had been living and doing business 'Tain't good for our luck. And I ha' nestly. of experiences beyond the pale of or for the last ten years, he thought him been main kind to'ye, and—" "Aye, uye„. Tom "Allardyce," Flint "Six Is a good number for buryln' dinary human understanding. His self one of the prominent citizens, and "'Tis yon would be the ruin of our was saying as we reached our aerie. treasure," replied Silver, grinning * eyes glared savagely. His mouth was he felt that his going would leave a luck," said Darby. "All I'm for tellin' "You was the man all • against at-' broader than ever. "And with you If Kidneys Act fixed In a grimace of hatred. In his considerable hole in the social and ye Is to be gentle in handlin' an eli- tackln' Murray." 'twould be seven—and seven's lucky." tanned cheeks were riven lines of fear, business* fabric of the community. He gant young maid as ye ought to be on "Wasn't 1 right?" retorted Allar Flint regarded him admiringly. Bad Take Salts of anger, of revenge, of cupidity, oi was gone for two years, came back to your two ltnees before this moment for dyce. "Didn't all happen as I said it "Wouldn't ye know 'twould take insensate ambition—aye, and of re make a short visit, and was waiting the trouble and sore dismay ye ha' would? Butchered, we was." Long John to think o' that? Seven morse. at the station for the train to carry wrought wi' her." "Everything don't go right from the is lucky, says he I Ah, yes, and who Says Backache Often Means You He dropped to the deck and peered him back to his present living place. "She's safe enough, Darby," Flint an beglrinin'," answered Flint: "But just for? Well, Allardyce, what d'ye say? Have Not Been Drinking watchfully around him. Brown, president of the local Com swered. "I'd never harm her. We'll look where we be now, mates." Will ye feel safe wl' six friends?" Enough Water "Well, here I be," he croaked. "Ho mercial club, in passing by recognized , keep her until we ha' lifted what's "It ain't, your doln'," asserted Allar Several men laughed, Grablll and spoke to him. buried on the Dead Man's Chest, and dyce. " 'Twas only blind luck as the • "Yes," answered the yellow-haired you Darby, fetch me a bottle »' rum. Yarely, lad!" "Where are you going?" he inquired. then she and her two buckns can take storm wrecked Murray and we rode It man. "I'm going back home," Grablll an When you wake up with backache and out." * ' ' Darby skipped away on his errand, a small boat and fare how they please, "Then that's settled," said Flint. swered. ..•''• dull misery in the kidney region it may and—" "Aye, and s'pose a frigate Jumps white-cheeked and shaking. mean you have been eating foods which "Pick 'em now. We'll start settln' the "Homer' Brown said, somewhat "And I'll he with 'em," added Darby. us?" called one of the men sitting treasure ashore at once. You and Nobody spoke, and Flint laughed— create acids, says a well-known author oh, dreadfully 1 ' surprised. "J thought you lived domjx ity. An excess of such acids overworks "Oh, no, not you. Darby! Think o' with Allardyce. • your friends and me, we'll go off soon on Sangamon avenue." "Ye ain't glad to welcome yonr skip 'the kidneys in their effort to filter it all the rod gold ye'll have aboard the "Depends on the frigate, man," an as that's finished. Bill Bones will take "I've been gone for two years," > from the blood and they become sort of Walrus. And there's your luck we'll swered Flint equably. "A Spnnlsher command o' the Walrus." ' '—- per back, eh? How'd ye make out, Bill?" Grablll confessed. It was humiliating paralyzed and loggy. When your kid still need." I'd fight. A king's ship I'd run from. "How long will ye be?" asked Bones, neys get sluggish and clog you must to realize that he had not been of "Me luck!" fumed Darby. "May A Frenchy—I don't know." smiling in a knowing way. Bones had shouldered a path through enough importance to bo missed. relieve them, like you relieve your the clustering ranks, but even he was the — curse me luck 1 'Tis more of a "The ship's foul. We couldn't run," Flint hailed Allardyce, who was al There are a lot of people like Gra bowels, removing all the body's urinous speechless before Flint's ghastly figure waste, else you have backache, sick nuisance than a help." said Allardyce. "No, mates, I say we ready deep in conversation with his blll, who, if chance should take them headache, dizzy spells; your stomach Flint was nigh frantic. ha' eight hundred thousand pounds, group of supporters. "We—we—we're all right," he stut aw^y, would not be missed from the sours, tongue is coated and when the "Lad, would ye lose nil your red and we'd better be satisfied wp that. ^'How long d'ye figure It should take tered finally. church or the club or the organization weather is bad you have rheumatic head has brought us? And look ye 'Tis a couple o' thousand pounds to' stow away the two lots of treasurer Silver, only, seemed unimpressed. or the community to which they be twinges. The urine is cloudy, full of too, if the maid's to be safe, 'tis 1 apiece." "Ye were seven as went ashore, sediment, channels often get sore, water Allardyce? We'll put the gold and long. They come occasionally, possi Jk alone enn keep her so, for wi'out me "Aye, aye," came from a number of coined silver in one cache and the bar cap'n," he said rfologetlcally, "and bly; they pay their dnes; they keep scalds and you are obliged to seek relief there'll be — to pay, and none to stall two or three times during the night. men. "Disband while the luck's wl! sliver In another." / one to return aboard." their names npon the organization the reckoning." us." m Either consult a good, reliable physi "How do I know?" snarled Allar Flint laughed that dreadful laugh a rolls, but they could be absent perma cian at once or get from your pharma "And that before this glass is out,' "Disband wl' eight hundred thou dyce. v second time. , . nently and no one would miss them. cist about four ounces of Jad Salts; affirmed Bones with saturnine em sand pounds more as good as in our " 'How does he know?' says he," "Aye, there's six stayed ashore, Sil I wonder sometimes If it might not take a tablespoonful in a glass of water phasis. • ' ' "*i pockets!" exclaimed Flint. "I never Flint echoed gravely. "Tell ye wlkt, ver; six tall fellows. Six, says you before breakfast for a few days and help a man who wanted an honest es The mate knocked the neck off a heard crazier talk." " , "•, BUI, you Just stand off and on, and and seven's lucky. Aye, lucky! Main timate of his own Influence and worth your kidneys may then act fine. This flask of rum wHh\h!s cutlass-hllt and "Better live wP eight hundred thou famous salts, is made from thc.acid of when we're ready to come aboard we'll lucky 1 And Allardyce says he's sah In a community or an organization, or '"grapes and lemon juice, combined with poured the equivalent of a. wnter-ETa*sf sand pounds than loser,a ttilrd o' us row out - o' the Anchorage. That's wP six! Ho, ho, ho I" the Job by which he was earning a lithia, and has been used for years to down his throat, gurgllng_ it lustily to win twice thnt," insisted Allardyce simple enough, nln'^ it? No chance "Where—where—are they?" ques living, to ask himself frankly what help clean and stimulate sluggish kid that he might secure the full savor oi doggedly. for misunderstandln'' or aught goln' tioned Bones. th* raaetlon would be'.It be should neys, also to neutralize acids in the the fiery liquor. Tbere were expressions of opinion wrong.',' ,•"''. "Ashore, I told ye, Bill'ill. AlAWl safe leave the organization or glte up the system, so they no longer irritate, thus 1 "I'll take the rest o' that!" ex both ways upon, this; the company Petei and I ducke'd Into onr state ashore." Job. Would he be missed? Or would often relieving bladder weakness. claimed Flint eagerly, "Ana-anh! 1 was fairly well divided. And Allar room as the two came aft They went "Dead?" pressed Bones. he, like Grablll, pan out of his en Jad Salts is inexpensive, can. not in There's naught like good rum to pul dyce. proceeded to press his advantage, jure and makes a delightful, efferves Into Bones' room, which was next to "Aye, dead as Harry'J' Morgan—oMorg a i vironment without attracting either heart In a man, Bill. Here," Darby cent lithia-w'atcr drink. Drink lots of "If ye talk about Insin' riches, Molra's, and for some time we could Avery." notice or regret? ydu finish it. That's the lad I And soft water. By all means have/your cap'n, 'tis you are willing to.risk los hear them talking In low tones. When Darby dived through the Jam with It Is worth a good deal to tm don't, talk no more .about losln' youi ^. physician examine your kidneys at least ing the 'eight, hundred thqusand they came out Flint was saying: an open bottle of mm, and Flint mimed. lack. We're goin' to need I hut luck twice a year. pounds we have In hand, Ye'd go "Mind, BUI, an easy rein. Out give Wretched out both arms and tossed <* in -***w*mmmmm nvupii 9Q ft
THE CHARLEVOIX BOUNTY HERALD, (East Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1926
Oeorge Palmer is here from Flint for SOON TO WED a visit. Orrin and John Gorman were home from Muskegon first of the week. Mrs. Jessie Ovlray is quite ill at the Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl MeKesge, Miss Vesta Hayward left Tuesday for home of her daughter, Mrs. Milton Mc a daughter—Doris Rachel—May 31st. a visit at Detroit. Kay. - Mrs. Wm. Sexton is at the Charlevoix Mrs. W. A. Frederiekson visited rela Mrs. 0. C. Hurlburt of Detroit is here hospital, where she underwent an! op tives at Alba this week. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mil* eration. Mrs. J. E, Lytle and children visited ton McKay. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mums of Detroit friends at Cheboygan this week. Wm. Anderson of Chatham, Ont., is here to visit his mother, Mrs. Jessie are here for a few weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Balch were Grand Confidential Service friends and relatives. » Rapids visitors first of the week. Gilray, who is ill. . Mr. and Mrs. Otis J. Smith and Mrs. Miss Christine Stanek visited friends Dr. W. K. Anderson of_Saginaw was F. P. Ramsey visited their sister at De at Grand Rapids and Muskegon first of called here by this week by the illness When you bring business to this Bank, no troit first of the week. the week. of his grandmother, Mrs. Jessie Gilray. matter what its nature, you are assured of confi Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Caldwell of Lans Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carpenter were Mrs. Glenn" Stitft and son, returned ing were here for. a yisit with her here from Flint this week for a visit to Detrit last Saturday, after a few dential service. Besides yourself, no one outside mother, Mrs. Mae Ward. with fi lends. weeks visit here with her mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stroebel aud two J. A. Nickless. ' the bank knows the nature of your transactions here. I^iorn to Mr. and Mrs. Fraik Clark, —Chief of Police W, J. Weikel was up twins—a daughter—Esther Alice-* daughters visited friends~in~ "Muskegon over Sunday. from Charlevoix on a friendly visit Inst son—Estel Algie—May 29th. Friday, renewing former East Jordan You will enjoy our service because it is con Mrs. Margaret Gehl of Mackinaw City acquaintances. Mrs. M. J. Kiley is at the Charlevoix was here this week visiting her "sister, fidential. Withal it is pleasant and efficient. hospital, where she underwent an op Mrs. Enoch Giles. ' - Dan Jones, who is employed at Mus- eration for goitre, Thursday. kegon, .was home over the- .week-end-. - MrsrB-E-WatermHtrtef Mast "Satur-. His wife and children accompanied him Dan McKinley, who received a broken day for a visit with friends in Southern Whenever you have need of the services of a back to Muskegon. f arm in two places, in a car accidnt last Michigan and Ohio. week, is at a Petoskey hospital. Silas Watkins left Tuesday for Chi Mrs. Rose Stef/es with two daugeters bank come directly to This Bank. Frances and Catherine, of Flint, were Miss Elizabeth Sutherland, debutante -Orrin Bartlett motored to Jackson cago, where he will enter the Maywood here first of the week foiea visit with daughter of Howard Sutherland, last Saturday, to remove his family and hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. John Shier. alien property custodian and former v household effects to East Jordan. Mrs. Joe Love was here this week senator from West Virginia, who will from Bay City, guest of Mrs. G. W. Mr. and Mrs. Xelle Miles and child marry Stanley Raymond Harris, "boy" ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dye and children ren, of Lansing, were here first of the, STATE BANK OF EAST JORDAN of Detroit were here first of this week Kitsman and other friends. manager of the Washington baseball week visiting friends, and his parents, team,' at the close of the 1020 series, "THE BANK ON THE CORNER" visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. C. G. Mills left Tuesday for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Miles. Monroe. . ' Jamesville, Wis., after a visit with her '^Strength and Ability Ernest Sandel-of East Jordan Route 2 mother, Mrs. James Howard.- WEALTH OF U.S. 353 underwent a serious operation at the Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ferguson, nee Hon.. J. M. Harris Plus the Willingness to Serve." Lockwood hospital at Petoskey last Alice Dow, left Monday for Muskegon, BILLIONS IN 1922 Tuesday. where they will make their home. Orator at the East Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Rowley and Mr. and Mrs.. Lon Sheldon and Ten-Year Increase Affected by . children of Detroit spent the week end Jordan Exercises daugter, Mrs. Elmer Grennon, of De the Dwindling Dollar. here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. troit were here this week visiting Pilgrim Holiness Church Latter Day Saints Church. Kimball. friends. (From Boyne Citizen) - Monday's Memorial day exercises Washington.—National wealth of the Rev. B. E. Manker, Pastor. L. Dudley, Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. John Cole and son, Mrs. Henry Smith with son, Alfred, were carefully planned and splendidly United States amounted to $358,000, Howard, left Tuesday for Cortland, 000,000 in 1922, an apparent Increase Fast Time. . and daughter, Miss Ruby, of Flint, executed" which reflects much credit Sunday, May 30,1926 New York, where they expect to-make In the ten-year period of 72 per cent, 11:00 a. m,—Sunday School. were here'first of- the week Visiting upon those talcing even the minor parts 8:00 p. m.—General Service. 9:00 a. m,—Sunday School. their home. friends. but only 18 per cent when allowance 8:00 p. m.—Friday night, Prayer 10:10 a. m—Social Service. A large crowd took part in the parade Is made for changes In the purchasing Mr. ami Mrs. Ray Lyons and children Meeting. 7:00 p. m. standard—Evening Service Mrs. George Ward of Lansing was which* consisted of veterans of the Civil power of the dollar. A IE per cent in- 7:00 p. m. Wednesday, Prayer Meek of Grand Rapids were here this week here this week visiting at the home of The public is cordially invited to Spanish and Word's wars. Ladies re crease In population took place daring attend these services. Ing. • visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. An Mr. and Mrs. George Geek and other lief corps arid crowds of school children this period. 7:00 p. m,—Thursday, Religo. drew Olson. friends. accompanied by every school teacher National Income of the United All are welcome to attend these ser vices. The new beginners class, of the High Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of Mus- in the'eity save one who was too ill to States Is estimated at $70,000,000,000 Notice to Truck -Schoo^Band, will start hext week.^ATT kegon were hei'e uver Sunday visiting- be permitted tu take hei for the year 1B23, which la nn'mgwhAfr parents who want their boy to join see Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sedgman, and less than the total In 1920, when It was a march through the city they returned $76,000,000,000, bnt more than in 1921, Owners and Drivers Church oi God. Director TerWee. other friends. to the auditorium .where they awaited when, during that year of depression, L. L. Rawlingk Pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brennan of Sup Gerald Nice returned from the Char the orator of the day Hon. J. M. Harris. Owing to present road conditions, It dropped to $58,000,000,000. especially during the spring.thaw, and erior, Wis., were here the past week levoix hospital last Thursday, where The speakers address was well receiv These estimates are contained In a until further notice^ all truck loads Central Standard Time visiting at the home of his brother, he has been taking treatments, and is ed by the large audience. He stressed report ..on national wealth and Income must not exce'eifone-half of the normal ; Sunday School—10:00 a. m. Thomas L. Brennan. much improved. the importance of good citizenship, not Issued by the federal trade commis allowable pay load. This ruling covers once in a while, but every day in the slon based on an Inquiry conducted all County Roads and State Trunk Lines Preaching Service—JltOO n, in, ^_ Mrs. John O'Connor and daughter, of Mrs. Maybel Carlisle left Tuesday for week, not alone by the average Citizen under authority of a senate resolution. Violations of this order will be subject General Service—6:30 p. m. Belding, and Mrs. Harvey Milt'ord, of Charlevoix, where she will have a to the penalties prescribed by law. but the leaders in the city, county and The report estimates that the na Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, Wednes IDetroit, were here first of the week, position at the Chicago Club during; the By Order of day—7:00 p.m. state, not alone by men of small means tional ' wealth in 1922 consisted of State Highway Commissioner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hill and summer months. The public is aordially invited to at but by those who operate the giant in $122,000,000,000 of land values, exclu County Road Commission, Other friends. sive of Improvements, or 35 per cent tend these services. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stone and daugh dustries. The speaker thought it un adv. 14t.f. Mrs. John Williams with two sons, of the total; $108,000,000,000 is the es ter, Barbara, of St. Paul, Minn., were pardonable for a community to elect a timate for Improvements on the land Leo and Elmer, and her two daughters here this week visiting at the home of citizen to any office and after the oath —Misses Haby and Lillian, were here and $123,000,000,000 for movable goods Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stroebel. of office has been accepted by him of all.kinds. Of the total real estate first of the week from Flint visiting then, to have the same community fail Mr. and Mrs. George Priugle and other For Sale—Tomato and Cabbage Plants value of $230,000,000,000 about $48,000,- will be ready in a few days and Potted to assist the officer to carry out the law 000,000 Is tax exempt and belongs friends. he has sworn to uphold—all of which chiefly to the government—federal, EAST JORDAN LUMBER CO. Chas. A. Hudson, who has been seri Annual Flowering Plants about June state and local. 10th. The Gardens of Mokoton. adv. would make for a better standing ously ill tor some time past, was remov throughout the nation and in time The report estimates the amount of DRY GOODS,DEPARTMENT ed to the Charlevoix hospital, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Bell and would develope a peace that the world wealth according to various uses. Mr. Hudson's trouble has now been daughter, and Miss Minnie Martin, re has never known. Wealth In agriculture, for example, diagnosed as goitre and an operation turned to Muskegon, Monday, after a comprised about 18 per cent of the will be performed as soon as his con visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. total; in manufacturing and mining Lions in Captivity about 14 per cent, and In railroads and dition will permit. John Martin. other public utilities about 12 per The National Zoological park says Graduation Gift cent The largest share \B said to be It Is generally regarded that lions live In dwellings and other goods used for longer In captivity than In their natu .personal necessities and enjoyment, ral wild state. The young, however, reckoned at over one-fourth of the are somewhat hindered by caging, total. TEMPLE THEATRE while the older animals profit by It. Suggestions As these animals grow older they are Program for week beginning Saturday, June 5th often attacked by stronger beasts of the wild and killed. Urge* Observance of SATURDAY, - - - June 5th Magna Charta Day St Paul, Minn.—An American has Before buying your gift for the HOUSE PETERS in Slightly Defective. Memory furnished most of the stimulus for "He's good at recalling names and observance of the anniversary of faces," remnrked the man on the car, Magna Charta day this year In sev "Sweet Girl" (or Boy) Graduate" let us "THE STORM BREAKER" "but his memory deserts him when It eral English speaking, lands. comes to small sums of money he bor He la J. W. Hamilton of St Paul, help you with your selection. Of course From the great sea story "The Titans" by Chas. Guernon. rowed of his friends." now Tn England directly concerned with arousing Interest In the Interna —COMEDY— tional Magna Charta Day association, it's hard to find something suitable for Admission—10c and 25c of which he Is founder and secre tary. boys, but we have a fine line of SUNDAY and MONDAY - - June 6-7 It was principally through Mr. Hamilton's efforts that the first ob JACKIE COOGAN in servance of the day was held. at the site of the signing of the Magna Silk Hose, - Ties, Charta at Runnlmede, England, which "OLD CLOTHES" was granted June 16, 1210. The boy loved by all the world in the sequence to the "RAG MAN." Presbyterian Church Notes The association was organized 15 Umbrellas, - Handkerchiefs A comedy-drama with love, happiness, poverty and fun. Do not miss it. C. W. Sidebotham, Pastor. years ago "as an Instrument of world C. R. Harper, Foreign Pastor peace and to promote the unity of all •- FOX NEWS COMEDY English speaking nations." President Writing Tablets, etc. Admission—10c and 25c "AChurch for Folks." Ooolidge is honorary president for the Sunday, June 6, 1926. United States. TUESDAY, June 8th FAMILY NIGHT "Magna Charta la the background 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship. of all that we have," President Cool- But for the girls, there is any num 2 ADMISSIONS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 WITH MERCHANT'S TICKETS 11:15 a. m.—Sunday School. . ldge said In giving bis endorsement BOB CUSTER in 7:30 p. m.—Union Baccalaureate Ser to the movement ber of things, such as— vice at the High School. Sermon theme The mala purpose at the association, "The Greatest Thing in the World." Mr. Hamilton said, "Is to bring about i! Children's Day will be observed the an annual commemoration by the Eng II "TRIGGER FINGERS" morning of June 13, at 10 o'clock. t| Another one of those western action pictures with fun thrown in. There will be baptism of infants at this lish speaking nations of the common Silk Hose, Silk Undies, Silk service. origin ot their liberties In the ob STARRING-. 7:00 p. m., Thursday, Prayer meeting servance of June 15 as Magna Charta Chapter 9 "Ace of Spades' WM. DESMOND Nightgowns, Raincoats, Um Admission—10c and 25c The English speaking nations—the First Methodist Episcopal Church "Seven , Nations"—are the United WEDNESDAY,THURSDAY and FRIDAY -June 9-10-11 Rev. Henry Hiles, Pastor. States, Canada, Newfoundland, Great "The Friendly Chur*k*i Britain and Ireland, Sonth Africa, brellas, Beads, Purses, Gloves, 99 Australia and New Zealand. a Thought for the week: THE HOME MAKER The world wants men, light-hearted 40 Wives Net Him a Million Leather Goods, Stationary, Ad From the Novel by Dorothy Cnnfield manly men. Who shall join its chorus, Philadelphia,—Accused of having and prolong the psalm of labor and the Featuring Alice Joyce and Clive Brooks song of love. married two score er more women A picture without a villian or hokum. A splendid clean wholesome. Sunday, June 0th, 1926. and swindled them out of jewelry dress Books, Tourist Tablets, valued at more than $1,000,000, Robert drama of the American family of today. Vou will enjoy 10:00 a. m.—East Jordan Lodge I. 0- its masterful appeal. O. F. will march to the High School Whitman, alias "Lord Beaverbrook," Auditorium at this hour for their an is being held here. ' Over-Night Bags, etc. "FUN FROM THE PRESS" nual Memorial Service. The sermon
will be preached by the pastor. Sub 1lmmmmlmmtmmm^^^memmswmmtsmmesmmemtWmMmemei —•::---Admission—Menad35»—:---•—- Bandit* Clip Woman'* Hair ject—Love and the Mysteries. Monroe, Mich.—Mrs. Bessie Tents. 11:00 a. m,—Sunday School at High thirty-four, was held up and robbed School. of $40 and her blond tresses by two 'THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA' is coming soon. 6:00 p. m,—Epworth League. highwaymen as she was'driving from EAST JORDAN LUMBE* CO. ,i. Monday, 7-00-Girl Scouts. Monro* to her home. I 5553 i»ip*iF¥'«wr, THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (East Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JUNE 4,. 1926 .> JUNE 1ST TO. JUNE 10TH KIDDIE KMTDID ^Arthur Scott Bailey one that I'd like to sing for you. It's At The Peoples State Savings Bank KIDDIE KEEPS PROMISE about oilo of the Kutydid family; and I'm sure you'll enjoy hearing it." LD MB. GROW, flew into a ter But Mr. Crow wouldn't stay there O rible rage when he found, the any longer. With a loud squawk of Are you one of the thrifty ones to receive part of the $4431.17 interest next morning, that his committee had rage he scurried iiway. lie was sure, not called on Kiddle Katydid during th<>n. that Mr. Frog had tricked him. the night. And when Chirpy Cricket That night Mr. Crow's committee told him that Uie weather was too cold called on Kiddie Katydid. It was a which we paid on savings deposits on June 1st. If you are please present your for anybody to stay out late, Mr. Crow fine, warm, moonlight night. And as •aid, "Nonsense 1 What about Mr. they drew near Farmer Oroen's place a Frogr ( they could hear Kiddle's shrill music, savings book for entry of interest. That was a hard question to answer. even while they were still a quarter And Chirpy Cricket was so afraid of of a mile nway. angry Mr. Crow that he promptly hid "He plays better than ever," said himself among the roots of a clump Freddie Firefly. "1 wish Mr. Crow of grass. could hear him." And they hurried But if you are not, why not start now? Any deposits made before June 10th Now, the fact that Mr. Frog had on, believing that everything was go been away from "his shop tin- night ing to turn out all right, In the end before set Mr. Grow to worrying. "Mr. Crow will he sorry, tomorrow, will draw interest for you from the first of the month. "That slippery tailor has been up that he scolded us," said Chirpy to some mischief," Mr. Crow declared. Cricket. But the committee met with a sad s disappointment. When they Invited SAVE SYSTEMATICALLY AT THIS STRONG STATE BANK. BE Kiddie Katydid to join the Pleasant Valley orchestra he told them that he ONE OF THEMANY TO RECEIVE A PART OF THE HUNDREDS OF couldn't.. "Why not?" Freddie Firefly asked. "I've promised somebody that I DOLLARS WHICH WE WILL PAY NEXT DECEMBER FIRST. wouldn't," Kiddie said. And though they pressed him for'an explanation, he wouldn't give them any. He wouldn't say another word. It was a downcast company that left Farmer Green's front yard. And they quarreled -among themselves, too, before they parted. For there wasn't I Peoples State Savings Bank I one of them that was willing to tell Mr. Crow that Kiddie had declined his InVitation. 5 "THE BANK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK" 8 But they finally hit upon a plan that suited everybody. They agreed to get Mr. Crow's cousin. Jasper Joy. to break the news genrBPto the old gentleman, / (500,000 for tKe construction of post It is about time for the coal miners to It turned out that jasper was de offices and other public buildings plan iheir autumn strike. lighted to undertake the task. He ANTI-WORLD COURT throughout the United States during Kiddle Told Hfcn He Couldn't Join the Most people agree that laws should hoped that Mr. Crow would fly Into a the next five years. Orchestra. passion when he heard the sad tale. PLANK IS ADOPTED be obeyed by other people. "And If he has played a trtck.. on me And Jasper was not disappointed. For 1,000,000 Made Homeles* A crying baby will probably turn up I'll never hear the last of It." old Mr. Crow was furious. later in life with a good alibi. ____ The old gentleman was so~3i5tur%ed-|—^J£s—th*—work—of Hull rtl.v TiiscalT >y Japanese Eiupllou In view of recent publicity the old Tokyo.—Ah official report received that he quite lost his appetite during Mr. Frog!" he squalled. "He must Registers Against Partic North Pole is behaving very well. the rest of the day. And he moped have called on Kiddie Katydid and ipation by U. Si from : the Hokkaido government says and groaned about, hoping for the hoodwinked him somehow. . . . I'd that^the bodies of 60 victims of the best, but fearing the worst One thing like to know what he said." recent disastrous eruption of Mount Indianapolis.—Dominated by Sen that made him especially uneasy was TokachI have been recovered and that But Mr. Crow never found that out. ator .Tames B. Watson, the' Indiana the fact that when he called on Mr. 86 persons are missing and believed So Kiddie Katydid had another secret, Republican party, in one of the most SAGE TEA DANDY KVng ha found the tailor in a gayer which was known only to himself and to be_dead. The_report_estlmates the Itrrrmonious state conventions in its mood than he had ever known: TTtifrto- -Mr. "Frogr; " damage from the disaster at_80,000,- history, flatly opposed participation be In. 000 yen (about $37,000,000). About TOTDARKerHAIRl And Mr. Frog wouldn't tell anybody, by the" United States In the "so- Mr. Frog bounded about his shop 1,000,000 persons were made home I because he preferred to tease Mr. called Leugue of Kations or its world like a rubber ball. And the worst of it less. Crow. court." The plank was nailed into the It's Grandmother's Recipe to was, he would sing, although Mr. Crow . Charles MacVeagh, the American .•nd Kiddie Katydid . wouldn't tell platform by unanimous approval and Bring Back Color and begged him, with tears In his eyes, ambassador, has conveyed to the gov-. anybody, because he liked secrets. So brought uproarious chpers. to stop. eminent offers of aid from the Amer Lustre to Hair when people tried'to pry Into the af Others planks call for outright re "What's the matter?" Mr. Frog fair, he just folded his. wings tightly ican Bed Cross. The government ex peal of the Indiana absent voter law, pressed appreciation of the offer, but asked him. "Don't you like my voice? over -himself—and said nothing. You can turn gray, faded hair beau Or is It the songs I sing? I've a new commends the Indiana delegation in said that outside relief was unneces (© by Urosset & Dunlap) congress "for their efforts to enact tifully dark and lustrous almost over sary. night if you'll get a bottle of "Wyeth's farm relief legislation,",pledges "con Sage and Sulphur Compound" at any tinued efforts • for passage of such Kentucky Electrocutes Three drug store. Millions of bottles of this measures as will effectively handle the Eddyxllle, Ky.—Kentucky's .third James C. Tattersall of Trenton, N. old famous Sage Tea Recipe, improved SOMETHING TO "What's in a Name?" surplus of farm products," and recog triple electrocution took place In the J., who was elected at the ninth an by the addition of other ingredients, By MILDRED MARSHALL nizes "the need of this legislation to state penitentiary here when Ed nual convention of the Retail Coal are sold annually, say well-known drug THINK ABOUT gists here, because it darkens the hair Fact* about your name; its history; place agriculture on a basis of trading Lake, Ellsha Sloan, and John Baker, Merchants' association, as its new meaning; whtneo it wu derived: sig. equally with Industry and labor." so naturally and evenly that no one can By F. A. WALKER friflcMtce; your lucky day, lucky Jewel the last named a negro, were executed president. Mr. Tattersall succeeds tell it has been applied. The platform voices warm approval for four murders they committed. Samuel B. CroWell of Philadelphia. Those whose hair is turning gray or of the Watson-Parker bill, recently becoming faded have a surprise await HENRY III OF FRANCE passed by the congress, to abolish the Mexican Bandits Torture Yank Houghton—Allan Jones and Frank ing them, because after one or two ap WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS D. Clark, teller and bookkeeper, re railroad labor' board. Mexico City.—Three Americans are plications the gray hair vanishes and spectively, for the First National Bank Born September 19, 1551. It approved the administration's ef now In the hands of Mexican bandits. your locks become luxuriantly dark-and \X7ITHIN the hearts of all humans pf Lake Linden, were arrested May beautiful- KNHY III was one of the strang forts to procure an International ar One Is reported to be 111 and under * are found anger, antipathy, 19, on a Federal warrant charging the This is the age of youth. Gray- est kings who ever governed—or rangement for reduction olTarmaments torture by his captors. He Is O. O. envy, desire of power and a love of H embezzlement of approximately ?40,- haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted attempted to govern, the beautiful and Its activities as a friendly media Braden, a mine owner coming from dominion over others. 000: The complaint was , signed by around, so get busy with Wyeth's Sage country of France. He used to dress tor in the differences between Latin- Laredo, Tex. These are the feelings which_are United States Bank Examiner .William and Sulphur Compound to-night and ever waiting to destroy us. himself in women's clothes, and 'he American countries. you'll be delighted with your dark, hid In the cellars of the palace when lt_approved reform of diplomatic F. Sheehan. There will be no loss to handsome hair and your youthful ap They assert themselves with more Artists to Paint Arctic Circle the bank as it Is fully protected by or less strength In early childhood, it thundered. His voice and his man service along democratic lines with pearance within a few days. . lier were so effeminute that even the recognition of the merit system. Chicago.—Thirty-eight artists head Burety bonds. and if not overcome they grow to ed by Dudley Crafts Watson of the people of those days, taught to rever The President's rigid adherence,.to Muskegon — The Government of monster enemies too formidable to be Chicago Art Institute will penetrate ence kings, quite despised him. His the budget system was applauded, as Michigan /can well afford to put a faced with, complacency. 365 miles into the Arctic circle on a pets were only little dogs. well as the reduction in federal taxa "reasonable amount of money" into A child resists force employed to painting tour of the northern Europe tion and Indebtedness. the advertising of the state's recrea SULPHUR CLEARS make him do things. He was son of Henry n, and suc polar regions, It was announced here. He resents injuries done him by ceeded to the throne when he was Two planks In the platform were tional advantages to the rest of the ROUGH, RED SKIN striking back. about twenty-three. His mother had direct thrusts at the views of Gov. nation, declared Gov. Alex. Groesbeck Poll on Dry Law at Princeton He dlsIikes~fo see others enjoying succeeded in making him king of Po Kdwnrd .Tacksotiv These were the In addressing the Lake Frontage De Face, Neck and Arms Easily land, a place he hated, and he way stands against the world couft and a Princeton, N. J.—Only 24 members velopment and Tourist Conference toys and playthings which he covets, Made Srriooth, Bays glad enough to get back to France plank favoring legislation to amend of Princeton's faculty favor prohibi here. He expressed the view that a and in this mood he becomes a rival.' Specialist Rivalry Implies antagonism, often and to that throne, and also to a prin the primary law so as to "restore tion, 40 favoring complete repeal, and short-sighted policy of economy has leading, to anger of malevolence. It cess he was In love with. France was representative government by political 42 voting for modification In a poll been followed in the past. is this which gives the zest of excite in a wretched state from civil wars, parties." The governor, soon after conducted here. Any breaking out of the skin, even and Henry really tried his best to Birmingham—Plans which Include ment to all contest and competition, the two Indiana senators voted against paving 10 streets and laying a trunk fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly and finally its crowning pleasure in make a good king of himself. But, the world court plan, spoke favorably Farrell Fills in Nicely overcome by applying a little Mentho- though fairly Intelligent and cultivat line sewer and three smaller sewers victory, not simply the delight of sh- of the world court In an address. Sulphur, declares a noted skin special ed, he was lazy and too ready to neg have been announced Wednesday by ist Because of its germ destroying perlbrity, but the discomfiting and hu- The state ticket adopted Is: Unit the village commission of Birming lect his work for pleasure. ed States senator, long term, James E. properties, this sulphur preparation be iniliatlng-of another. ham. More equipment will be added gins at once to soothe irritated skin and AJS we drift down the tide of years To get rid of Henry of Guise, whom Watson; short term, Arthur Robin to the village park and two cooking heal eruptions such as rash, pimples and we discover with a great reluctance the people loved, he ordered his death son ; primary victors, secretary of stoves will be placed there for the ring worm. these animal traits within ourselves. by assassination. As usual, his meth state, Frederick E.' Schortemeler; convenience of picnickers.. Estimates It seldom fails to remove the torment In our conceited superiority to our ods were all wrong; the people clam •auditor, Lewis Bowman; treasurer, on the cost of the proposed improve and disfigurement, arid you do not have dust-made brothers and sisters, we ored for revenge, nnd a Dominican Mrs. Grace Banta Urbhttns, all In ments ^ave not been tabulated. to wait for relief from embarrassment. friar was introduced to Henry's pres cumbents. Improvement quickly shows. Sufferers try to hide these ugly things, but in from skin trouble should obtain a smal^r* spite of our subtle effort they sud ence to accomplish this vengeance. The friar stabbed the king with a Politics has to bear the responsibility jar of Rowles Mentho-Sulphur from denly flare up like a hastily struck any good druggist and use it like cold knife, and Henry died In a few hours for many public speeches.. j match and burst Into flame, scorching cream. our souls and making us miserable, ($) by Goorfre Matthew Adams.) WASHINGTON BRIEFS sometimes to the end of our livo-i. That we should waste time In try Rep. Victor Berger, Socialist of Wis ing to conceal our common feelings consin, has Introduced a bill In the from others is regrettable, of no avail house to provide an elaborate' pro to the world or to our proud selves. gram of reforestation. HOW "TIZ" HELPS We ought, In the beginning of our Intimacy with these faults proceed to Secretary of War Davis has asked overcome themi that mandatory one-year enlistments In the army be eliminated as Involv E, TIRED FEET If we do not we can never hope for friendship, or a'seat in the high places. ing too great cost to the government. TONtQHT- "Life," says the poet, "Is real," but Good-bye, sore feet, burning tctt, Birth rates for 1925 were lower Tomorrow Alright swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling the manner of living is unquestion NR Taklsts at** al«k IwadMnaa, ably artificial. than for 1024 In 20 out of »0 states rallava Mlloua attaafca, torn ami feet, tired feet for which records are available, ac- regulate th* •llmlnailve argaaa, Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions Jtn_j>ur_ref!ectlve moments we be RtAeyaH fetlJles.:. . and raw apoU.- No n^e»-aho«^ig*rt»- come asnamecfof ouVlshunTTHrd-irbsurd -eordlng' to the Department tit Com- -TJEtaTe Farrell, former University of "Mkw Than m* far Unr Be" ness, no more limping with pain or behavolr, and In the same sense and Pennsylvania star, Is more than mak drawing up. your" t*ace_in agony. in a like degree we realize our guilt ing, good for Manager McGraw of the "Tir" is magical, acts right off. and lack of strength to shake It off. American Industries are estimated Giants while Travis Jackson is dut "Tii" draws out all the poisonous The thing to do Is to seek moral by officials of the bureau of standards of the game with a bad foot Farrell exudations which puff, up the feet support from the source divine—to to be expending $500,000 a year In Is not very strong with the stick, but Use "Tii" and forget your foot mis co-operative researches with the bu his fielding is on the sensational order. ery. Ah I how comfortable your ieet raise oar supplication in faith and re feel. Get a bc> of "Tte" now at solve through fa|th to overcome. reau to promote higher standards of any drug SF department store. And this Is what the world needs product*. Don t suffer. Have good feet, glad today more than anything else under Going to school maybe ever so pleas feet, feet that never swell, never the waiting heavens. ' President Ooolldge has signed the ant but the average pupil likes to hurt, never get tired. A year's foot (A kjr McClun N«wip«p»r grndloat*.) by MuClura N.wiptpar Syndloata.) PuMIc, WI'I'Bg" bill providing 1180,- sleep late. . ' QIDLEY * MAC, Druggiata sMBfort cwraMetd (or » iew eaatt, .*?.;.„ -.iiii