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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
PRYOR & SMITHS GOSSIP.

Phoenix.-The management OF the
Heivetia Copper Co. operating in Pima
! county. Arizona, are devOting their
attention TO the problem OF installing
Ian economical method OF Transporting
lore between the mine and the railroad
twelve miles away. The station 70
which they ship is Vail located on the
Southern Pacific, and il is expected
that before many months that the
work Of building a branch from this
station to the mine will be inaugurat-
cd. Meanwhile huge traction engines
greatly simplifying one OF the most
yexatious features with which the
management has had 70 contend in the
past. az the same time reducing the
total cost Of transportation By about
81 per ton. II is reported that one OF
the largest copper producing interests
in the country has its eve on this
property and that one Of their engin-
GERS VIII shortly visit the mine and
make thorough examination with the
idea Of @ possible purchase by his peo-
pie. should his report be favorable.
PhoeHix.-CoL d. J. lacking, vice.
president and general manager Of the
Ray Consolidated Mining CO.. passed
through this city today on his regular
monthly inspection tour. r. stenger.
mine manager. who came down 10 meet
him. stated that about five hundred
men are now employed I'm all branches
1f the company's work, both UNDER
ground and in building the new branch
railroad from a point near Burns sta
ton concentrating plant. three miles |
distant. He asserted that the roads
would probably be completed by De-
.ember I al which time the work Of |
'recting the buildings will begin: there
now being about five million feet of
lumber waiting at Kelvin for the pur-
'os" Col. lacking stated that copies
'f the annual report recently present
ID 90 the directors at their annual
meeting VIII soon be- ready for distri-
'ution and he intlmated that IL would
contain Information Of highly graft
wing character 20 all stockholders.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
PLEASANT WEATHER is DUE.
Weather Man Predicts Decided Chance
in Conditions by SUNDAY Noon.

Observer Wiesner, in charge Of tho
Houghton weather bureau station, this
morning issued the following bulle-
tin as TO weather conditions. holding
out some very good encouragement:
The center Of the storm is over
eastern Ontario and southern Que
bee this morning but its influence still
extends over the greater part of the
lake region. In all probabilities the
wind viii continue at the present velo-
city nearly the whole night, but will
gradually abate Sunday. West bound
boats will find pleasant weather vast
or Ontonagon, while east bound boats
VIII find very little change between
this and the 500. This mornings re
ports are somewhat encouraging as TO
the end OF the storm and its accom-
panying rain and snow, the indication
pointing to a change to more pleasant
ana cool weather about Sunday noon
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16

Tony Ross. who is scheduled 10 meet
Mike Schreck of Cincinnati AT the Am
phidrome i'm "A ten-round boxing con-
test Monday nlght, is In excellent shape
for the mill and says ne expects to
win. Ross and Schreck fought a ten
round draw at Columbus some weeks
ago, but there are those who say Ross
had the better of the argument
throughout. The Pittsburg giant. who
tips the scales at 1875, but who viii en-
ter the ring perhaps five pounds light
cr, had his first local workout yester-
day afternoon and ne was watched by
a number of interested local fight fans.
Schreck, who has been here the past
week, Is doing his training in Hancock,
and he also is daily the admiration OF
many. Ross is a taller and heavier
man than Schreck, but has not been In
the fighting game so long. so that eX-
perience is likely to tell over ability.
Ross and his manager, Jimmie Din
ne arrived yesterday noon from Chi
cago. The fighter knocked out a scrap
per named Edwards last Monday night |
in eight rounds and is In the pink OF /
condition. Ross has been a fighter but /
four years, during which time he has
rapidly forged 20 the front. Until four
years ago he was employed al one OF I
the Pittsburg furnaces. Here ne was
seen by Dime who saw in him the
making OF a heavyweight champion.
Taking Ross under his wing Dime
gradually initiated him into the mystic
ries Of the prize ring and today he is
regarded as a promising successor 10
Sullivan. Corbett. Fitzsimmons. JEFF
fries, Burns or Johnson. Ross fought
a six round draw with the col0red
champion few years ago and is now
a challenger for the worlds champion
ship.
Promoter Gene Ferguson announces ,
everything in readiness for Monday d
nights mill There has been a good a
advance seat sale and the Indications a
are for a capacity house. This viii be- ID
the first meeting II heayywe ghts in I +
HoughtOn county and as both are "a
probabilities they VIII :
undoubtedly prove good drawing cards. Il
Many out-Of-t0Wn light fans are ex- "a
jected 70 attend. g.,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16

from your druggist and start taking q,
directed with the knowledge that there
IS no other medicine. at anv prico
made anywhere else In the worI,
which is so harmless or will effec, 80
thorough and prompt a cure.
This unusual preparation goes diroct
to the cause Of trouble. distribut,,o az
cleansing healing and vitalizine lnau-
ence directly upon the organs and
glands affected and completes the cure
before you realize Il.
a few days treatment Of Pape's Din
retie means clean, healthy active kid
heys' bladder and urinary ORGANS
and you feel fine.
Your physician, pharmacist. banker
OF any mercantile agency will tell Won
that Pape' Thompson & Pape Of Gin
einhati' Is large and responsible med
lcine concern. thoroughly worthy of
your confidence.
Accept only Papc's DluretIc- env-
cent treatment-from any drug store
anywhere in the world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16

at Grace hospital she returns much
Improved Ia health.
While ROckland suffered considera-
bly, as a result ~ this weeks storm
OntOnagon. hut nfteen miles away.
escaped almost untouched.
The Houghton Highs are playing
football az Calumet this afternoon
while the Freshmen and sophomore
elevens ~ the College of Mines are
battling "a the Hancock driving park.
Returns az the Johnson- Kctcheh
fight az Colma this afternoon VIII be
received here with interest. as viii also
the rcturns ~ the deciding game be-
tween Detroit ana Pittsburg Tor the
words championship.
Pryor 4 smith. brokers. have re-
ceiVed a consignment % their furni-
turC and fixtures.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
LAST JURY TRIAL Will
BE TAKEN UP ON MONDAY
Civil Business Of September Term Of
Court Rapidly Disposed Of and Will
Likely Be Finished Monday After
noon-Judse streeter Postpones Bs-
raga Term Until Tuesday.

| IL was hoped last evening that the
/ jury business for the September ses-
sion OF circuit court FOR Houghton
county would be completed today. but
this morning IL was deemed necessary
10 put one case over until Monday 60
that the jurymen will not receive their
final dismissal until sometime Monday.
The October term OF court for Ba-
raga county is scheduled TO convene
Monday morning az L'Anse. but Judge
Streeter has postponed il for one day,
and IL will commence at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon. The Baraga coua-
~ docket Is not a large one and il Is
figured that the business can easily be
disposed Of in a couple Of days. 4
week later Judge Streeter viii con-
vene the October term for Keweenaw
county and two weeks after that the |
November term for Houghtou county |
commences.
When court opened this morning
the case of Joseph Hermann vs.. John
Trevarrow was given 10 the jury.
Judgment Against Company
In the case OF Joseph DuCre vs.. the
Sparrow Knoll Lumber CO. and Charles
&. Kroll. the jury late yesterday after
poem brought in a verdict in favor OF
he plain-IE. awarding damages in the
sum Of S5.000 but exhonerating Charles
B. Knoll from completely I'm the as
ault on Ducre. The case was bit
erly foushr one and while no motion
or an appeal has been made It is not
The case was given % the
ury yesterday morning and IL required
early seven hours for the L men 70
rive 81 a verdict
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
HARD TO IMPROVE ON.

An auto. large and red and fast,
No doubt Is very fine;
Give me sleigh ana pretty girl
And all the world is mine
AS 20 the music 81 the bells
We Jingle down tho line.
The air outside is fresh and crisp
And makes us closer sit.
But stu Il does not crowded seem
The very slightest bit.
Indeed. seat that's snug and small
Makes a decided hit
Then school. may keep or It may not
For anytlkng care;
I'm learning Things not in the books
] never saw them there
And II they're IN the colleges
I'd like TO hold that chair.
For winter pleasures worth the while
III let the auto slide
II can drive a gentle horse
out for a cutter ride
And with the only girl on earth
Tucked snugly by my side.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
THE CONSTIPATION EVIL
is RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST CASES
OF PILES

Constipation paralyzes the blood YES
sells OF the lower bowel and often caus-
es piles Women, and all other indoor
workers. are the most frequent suffer
ers. But curing constipation alone
won't cure piles A special medicine
Is needed-internSl treatment. 10
strengthen the fiahby veins and start
pure blood circulating.
DIR. Leonhardrs Hem-Roid IS the
sniy internal pile cure. sold under
guarantee 81 at Eagle drug store. or
Or. Leonhardt Co. Station b. Buffalo.
n. Y. Write for booklet
Sold under guarantee at Eagle DRUG
Store. Calumet, Mich. Price 81. DIR.
Leonhardt Co. Station Il, Buffalo. "
Y, prop. Tg,sN~ -sr booklet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
GRAND LoDeT ELECTION
Mrs. Clara Eidredge OF Adrian is Grand
Worthy Matron Of Eastern Stars.

bliss Ethel Stoy.e, worthy .aatr0u ~
HoughtOn chapter. order Of Eastern
star. Is expected home today OF to-
morrow from Saginaw where she at
tended the annual meeting Of the
Michigan Grand chapter Eastern Star.
this week. The session came 10 close
Thursday night with the installation
of the new grand lodge officers al the
Masonic temple. which was attended
by about 900 delegates.
The new officers elected are. worthy
grand matron. Mrs. Clara Eldredge.
Adrian; worthy grand patron. Robert
a. Lenhardt, Detroit. associate grand
matron, Mrs. Lizzie l. Harrison. Sagl-
nav; associated grand patron. John
k"wson. Grand Rapids. grand secre-
tary. Mrs. Eva 5. Goodrich. Ann Ar
Dor. grand treasurer. Mrs Jennie n.
Newell. Feuton; grand c1nductresg
Mrs. Emma Eoyce. Jackson. associate
grand conductress. Mrs. Minnie Reyes
Olivet Minor officers are apuointfvo
and win De named by the new grand
matrOn
The grand lodge selected Lansing
for next years meeting. New charters
were granted 20 lodges NJ Hancock
VIM. Mackinaw, Pewamo and two On
Detroit Pingree and Ashlar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
HAS SOME FINE PAINTINGS,

J. W. Young Is at the Douglass
House with fine collection Of paint
'hss' the works Of leading American
masters. During his stay here. Mr..
Dung mas sold a number Of his fine
old paintings 20 copper country con-
h"iseurs ana believes that there Is
Dig Held being opened He advocates
the organization Of an art society here
ana the holding OF an annual art ex-
hibit. free 10 tho general public.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16

No man or woman here whose kid
neys are out-of-order. or who suffers
from backaehe or bladder misery. can
afford to leave Pape's diuretic untriel.
After taking several doses. all pains
In the back, sides or loins. rheumatic
twinges. nervousness, headache. slcep-
lessness, innamed or swollen eyelids.
dizziness, tired or worn-out feeling and
other symptoms Of clogged, sluggish
kidneys simply vanish.
Uncomfortable urination Especially
~ night smarting. discolorod water
and all bladder misery ends.
The momont you suspect the slight
est kidney or bladder disorder. or feel
rheumatism pains, don't continue 10
he miserable or worried. but get a mr.
ty-cent treatment OF Pape's dluretic
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES.
No Special Services in Any Of the
Houghton Houses of Worship.

There are 10 be no special services
In any Of the Houghton churches to-
morrow. Services at the usual hours
viii be held at St Ignatius, Trinity
and the Presbyterian churches.
Rev. A. y. Subtitle of Grace M. f.
church announces his sermon subjects
for Sunday as follows: In the morn
ing, THE Forward Call and the Faith
ful Response; in the evening "Tho
Model Congregation"
The Christian Science service sub
Jet tomorrow will be "The Doctrine Of
Atonement"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16

Miss NJ. Schrandt Of Marquette and
Miss Joe Archibald Of Powers expert
telephone operators for the Michigan
state Telephone company, are here in
structing the girls on the local ev-
change board.
\ number Of Epworth leagues Of the
range towns including Hurontown.
VIII gather at Atlantic tonight 10 hold
a rally. An Interesting program has
been prepared.
II Is likely that the old Ruclle ware
mouse on the shore Of Portage lake will
p' used FOR garage, Mr.. Ruelle hay
ing been approached by Hancock par
ties with this In view.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
CURRENT GOSSIP OF THECoPPERs
j. A. Minnear 81 Co.

bring about general curtailment some snc,
attended these efforts. The Phelps Dodge intero,
unwilling to enter agreement as are the c,olur..
Hecla companies Practically all other heavy ~
producers quite willing enter into some o,
ment While those interests which have rer,s.,
enter into the agreement taken this stand 49,. .
is understood that they would lend It their mora, .
port. The crtailment would quickly wipe out tbo -.
plus OF the put the price above o,,,-
cents per pound. In the event of a curtailmcnt a.,
will be found attractive copper stocks p,r,,..
larry among those issues which are already in tho ..1
ducing ana dividend paying ranks Until sonot,,..
definite along these lines is arranged we look for nm,
moro than a traders market in the copper sbor,
well as New York market
MICHIGAN -~"--~-~-
The Unprecedented decline in Michigan Ills wei .
S5% something OF a sensation in Lake copper ,,.-
Giles. Various reports given circulation Tho NO.
plausible being the discontnuance OF active aoy,lon
ment work at the mine. Already a considerable ,..
has been laid off for the winter and we are inr,o,,
that further will be made leaving only a few, ,
at work at the mine
The announcement a curtailment in the y,,,r,,,
force was completely unexpected in view OF the r,
that the shareholders just paid an assessment ,
month of 50 share. This thought would pro.
vide funds to not only push development work ,,ig
ously, but also possibly complete the consructior .
the stampmill started about two years ago v wov %
explanation it is claimed that shareholders aid not NAV
the assessment very promptly and the money received
from this used to liquldate the pressp,
obligations overdue.
No orders have been received UP to yesterday 70 die
continue rock shipments the Atlantic stampmm and
yesterday one head at this plant dropping regular
y as though nothing impending For several days
past there slight falling in the rock slammed
The company had been shipping close to 600 tons Of
rock per day but this dropped little less than zoo
tons. There was slight Improvement in the mineral
contents averaging between sixteen and seventeen
pounds of mineral to the stamped This WAS
not taking into consideration the and barrel coz
per from the mine not to the stampmill
1t was generally supposed that the Bee WORKING of
the Michigan were giving very favorable returns Il,
iact rock shipments from this point did much to bring
up the average returns. months ago Michigan ala
considerable diamond drilling and il was understood
theh that the results We're rather favorable In view
OIL the conflicting stories in circulation and pending the
ohcia announcement of plans hardly would advise
the sale OF Michigan stock. equipment alone T..
worth considerable sum- and any considerable
Continued on Page Scven)
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
BACkACHE SIMPLY VANSHES AND YOUR
OUI0FORDER KIDNEYS WILL ACT FlNE

A Few Doses Will Regulate the KID.
neys and Cure the Most Severe
Bladder Misery-Hundreds Of Read
ers OF the News, Both Men and Wo-
men are Needlessly Miserable and
worried as a Cure is Waiting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
Couldn't Notice II.

81 thought they had civil service in
this office"
''They have"
Nothing civil about the service you
get from that old crouch behind the
window"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
OFFICIAL REPORT MADE ON
FISHERIES OF THIS STATE

The department OF commerce and Ia
Dor has issued a preliminary report on
the fisheries OF Michigan for the year
ending Dec. 81. 1905. Those statistics
are confined 20 the fishing industry
and do not include wholesale fish
dealers or canneries. The final report
viii contain an analysis Of the totals
and viii present statistics for other
phases OF the industry
Nnrah.r Nalnn
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
Fitting the Crime.

"Whew! What Is that vile combina
ton you are smoking?'
'"rhat is fine imported cigar"
Maybe"
at cost quarter.
'You'rei easy"
Don't you believe it?"
"You may have paid 1t. but the man
who sells such goods deserves no quar-
ter" / ~ I'D
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
THE METAL MARKET

N IHe ME lAI MAhNeI-
The important development in the metal situa-
20 ton the was the the septem-
her figures by Copper Producers association. The
surplus result of the months operations increased
approximately 100000 pounds The report
izes follows:
e Surplus stock, Sept l. .1S5,6S25G5 pounds
September production ....,.....uS,O231 1879 pounds
September delivery ..... .1O2. ts2932 pounds
Surplus stock, oct ......151,472772 pounds
Domestic consumption .......... 521O5155 pounds
Foreign delivery .........,...... 50O77777 pounds
Naturally this report considered a favorable
one but pretty discounted by the time it was
shade public. 1t shows glance foreign de-
mand for red metal has not been so aggressive
though home consumption has kept up remarkably we'll
To further unsette the situation production has been
pushed almost to the very limit Any material increase
in the demand for the metal met by any cor.
responding increase in production which necessarily
viii mean higher prices for copper
While the copper situation at this writing appears :,
be none too promising it disguised fact that tn se
the industry are confident that when the proper time
comes the metal market viii quickly right itself only
yesterday reports from abroad Indicated an improves
nent IN the demand for and it hoped to get
the foreign deliveries well above fifty millions for the
month The Calumet Hecla company yesterday wes
reported to have reduced its price for copper TO 1SH
cents per pound Electroytic copper can quite readily
be bought in considerable quantity at an eighth 90 u
cent below this figure Lake copper quoted nominaIv
at 1871 cents.
THE STOCK MARKET
Tn technical position of the stock marke, was consld
eraby weakened when the short interest was forced
To cover in the rapid advance brought about IN the late
trading Thursday afternoon and i'm Fridav'e session
RMS shot interest considerably reduced as a re-
SUIT OF the advance and left the market open TO moro
drastic raids Had there any real reason for IN,
advance 1t would not have been difficult To hold prices
up but such did not prove be the case We can
hardly grow enthusiastic over the market as it now
stands and believe that it will continue to be trading
one with the safest course on the short side.
Ihere must needs be n complete readiustment in
price OF the necessities of life they now stand they
are too high With this condition existing naturally
there viii be some hestancy toward heavy commit
mehs. The first opportunity that presents itself for
TINS REIMBURSEMENT without any decentralization of
any line of industry must be grasped The sooner this
problem is out of the way much the better win IL
be- ,,, -,
Erecting the copper share market the most important
developments are those which with the efforts T.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
Houghton Department
.. TELEPHONE SOUTH 1879
ROSS is IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION FOR BATTLE
TELEPHONE SOUTH 1879

Pittsburg Heavyweight Training at
AmPhidrome and Gives Promise Of
Making Strong Showing Against
Sehreek at Amphidrome Monday
Nisht-5etting Odds Favor Pitts
burger.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-24
Dropped the Supplies

A whole lot of annoyance was caused
a few days ago by cayuse which
thought he was overloaded and bucked.
Mr.. Stevens and doctor from Wenat-
chez on his vacation started up the
Icicle loaded and PINNED for piscatorial
delights. The cayuse lost his temper
near the further edge Of Cascade Or
chards; bucked part Of his load off;
got rid of his leading line, and made
many and rapid strides for Leaven-
worth. The rest of the pack was lost
at frequent intervals. Stevens chased
and caught the cayuse near the mill,
while the doctor gathered up the spilled
supplies. The load, thus lightened,
was satisfactory to the cayuse and he
went on with smile playing around
his mouth and wicked look in his eva.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-24
THE NEW STATE SCHOOL TAX LAW
Remedies Peculiar Conditions-fielpS Poor
but Well Populated School
Districts

The new state school law requiring
a tax levy of III mills will not be bur-
densome or to the disadvantage Of
populous or rich districts. The pro-
ceeds will be distributed over the
county in which the tax is collected in
proportion of the needs of the districts,
and there will be no small districts with
opulent finances and large districts with
scant funds.
Each district in the state will get
$40 for every child Of school age, and
like $40 apportionment from the
state. The remainder of the school
expense will be levied upon the dis
trict direct. This will do away with
conditions like those existing in some
of the sparsely settled districts of the
state where six or eight children have
had the benefit of large taxes paid by
timber and other interests, entirely out
of proportion to their needs. Every
district will get precisely what it needs
and no more.
The school district Of Berlin, King
county, is one of the glazing instances
of conditions which the new law seeks
to remedy. Berlin is sparsely settled,
being in the timber belt of the east
side of King county. The timber is
valuable and the resulting tax money
brings in a large school fund-from
$4,000 to $4,000. This money is spent
on a school that has from four to eight
pupils. The teachers wages are high,
the school is almost luxuriously fur
nished, and little things like private
water systems have been installed, and
graded streets have been constructed
with school money.
c. w. Hastings, from Tumwater
canyon, was in Leavenworth Saturday.
He reports the Mason school district is
building a brick-veneered school house
2Sx40, at cost of $500. The dis
trict has in the treasury $4,000. Seven
children of school age live in the dis
trict, but this number is expected to
be increased soon. Other country dis
tricts are poorer in assessed values but
richer in school children, and strict
economy is necessary. The new law
is said to remedy this condition.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1909-09-24

Every one in Leavenworth will be
delighted to hear that the Juvenile
Bostonians are once more coming back
after long absence. The thought of
once more hearing these sweet-voiced
girls sing brings a thrill of anticipation
to all lovers of the theater, while the
mere mention Of Babe Mason's name
brings smile to the face of the most
Grabbed. The management has spared
no expense in putting out the company
this season, and the attraction will be
better that ever; but, as an old theater
goer was heard to say when he heard