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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is today the best
known medicine in use for the relief
and cure of bowel complaints. 1t
cures gripping, diarrhoea, dysentery,
and should be taken at the first I'M
natural looseness of the bowels 1t is
equally valuable for children and
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21
Great Wireless Station.

2TlITHIN a short time the United
States will have the greatest :" IRE
w less station in the world. An OF
der has been placed with Pittsours
firm for the machinery. which VIII en-
able the sending OF a message 5000 miles.
1t was suggested that the Washington
Monument. in Washington, d. C., be
used for the station. but this met with
storm of protest from the public ana
the plan was abandoned. II has been
decided to erect a special tower for the
purpose. and It will be located in Rock
Creek Park. a government reservation
north Of Washington, ID. {. aThe tower
will be 80 feet I'm diameter. tHperinS To
: feet at the top, and n this point II
will be Just 600 feet from the ground
i. will be erected OF steel and concrete
slad will be shaped Ike chimney
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21
Facts About Sp0nges

IT'S sponges are n natural product
II they are seldom Of perfect shape.
- The Choice specimens bring high
prices and are known as extra choice.
Next come the '',Tsts," which are Of i'm
perfect shape but Of very good texture,
and the seconds" are Of the coarse tex
ture and imperfect shape. The American
Zlmocca or Bahama sponge is usually
sold by stationers, and the Bahama reef
sponge, which is soft. fine and velvety.
but Lot very durable. is usually found
ri the toilet counter. Sponges are found
in many parts Of the world, the Turkey
SIX spsnges probably being OF the best
grnde.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21
THE PROBLEM OF ICE.

~ UGH ice is wasted by the average
housekeeper by not taking care Of
y y kit. il Is quite common for many
housekeepers to leave the door OF the Ice
chest open, allowing the different cham
bers to change their temperature and melt
the ice very quickly. 1t is not economy
10 use too little Ice for a large refrigera-
tor, and II Is much better to place a large
block IN the chest once each week than
to put IN q small one each day.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21
London and the Fog.

~ ONDON has always been troubled
with the fog situation. and Sir oliver
L. Lodge. the celebrated English phys
icist, thinks be has discovered method
for dispelling the heavy fogs by the use
of electricity He claims that the air Gun
be charged with electrical currents, which
will dissolve the black fog and precipi-
tate it to the ground In form similar
to black snow. 1t is hard to Imagine
such n phenomenon. II Is claimed that
the black fogs OF London are the result
OF the heavy smoke and SCOT mixed with
the vapor of the air. Many are Oh the
opinion that Mr.. Lodges test may prove
satisfactory. but are undecided as to
which tLey prefer, i shower OF black SCOT
or the fog.
The actual cost Of the SueI Canal was
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21

Your children viii be well taken
care of If you send them to Hinck-
ley's Postoffice News Store for their
school books and school supplies.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21
OAlLy Fashion ALks
BY MAY MANToN
A SMART AUTUMN GOWN.

HEPHERDS check pronsto be extensively this and hare
OF the material ribbon. simple.
shirt STYLE and generally avaab the extreme
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21

adults. 1t always cures. Sold by all
dealers.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-09-21

The actual cost Of the Suez Canal was
SlOo,OOu.VUO.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
STUART

Mr.. L, d. Tucker returned from the
mountains of North Carolina, where
he has been all the summer.
Mr.. Berry Parks is home again from
the st. Augustine Hospital, much inn
proved in health and in fair way to re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lscey Kicklighter have
moved from town to his plantation
where he will garden this winter.
Mrs Noah Parks has moved on to her
place just outside of town.
Miss Fanny Kickliter who is visit
ing her sister Mrs. Geo. Thomas had a
surprise party last Friday evening. II
wasa genuine surprise and all had fine
time, Miss Kickliter expect soon TO re-
turn to her home in Stark. She will be
missed.
Mrs. North, wife OF DR.. North, Of this
place and Fort Pierce, was calling on
friends Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. w. K. Piner gave us two excel.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
stopped over Saturday night with Mr..
N. o. Penny while making the trip
from Cocoa to Fort Pierce by auto.
WALTON

Mr.. Charles Schuyler returned from
the north Tuesday evening where he
has been for some weeks.
Mr.. H. Jennings Is spending a few
days in Jacksonville.
Archdeacou johnson visited this Sec
ton during the past week.
Mrs. L. L. Sawyer was hostess at the
Walton Country Club on Thursday the
twenty.frst giving the members another
Of her delightful entertainment.
Mrs, Z. ]. Luce's many friends gath
cred on Tuesday AFTERNOON to give her
birthday surprise" at her beautiful
home "Kelso." While she was taken
fora short drive the home was filled
with flowers and gifts and fine collec.
ton arranged in the dining room, the
center piece being small cake with a
dainty silver candelabrum on top filled
with small candles to represent the
age of our popular post mistress.
Mr.. G. B. Schuyler, Who was only
saved from very serious accident, by
rare presence Of mind on last Tuesday
morning in the burning Of galosline
stove, is now nearly recovered. The
serious injury was TO her hands, bit
fortunately none of the muscles wets
burned.
The second dance of the season takes
place at the walton County Club" on
Tuesday evening October Lwenty-sixth
Cards have been sent TO those registered
at the Club House. and on the visiting
list but others are cordially invited.
Many seem skertical as to trolley
line coming into this section. Where
Is there another county, where the en-
tire Industrial product has to be taker
out and almost every necessity Of life
brought in at exorbitant freight rates
that stayed in the control Of on,
monaply so long2 It is but natural thai
other capital should want share o
this immense profit.
That inlet meeting last winter CAV,
the outside business world the frs
real data as 70 what this section doe
produce and could, especially in ID
lumhertrade under better tranportasio,
conditions,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
vERO

Mr.. F. h. Fee, of Fort Pierce. was a
visitor 10 Vero Sunday.
Beach parties we're in order Sunday.
several boats going over from here.
Mesdsmes L. F. Tuten and 6. w.
Smith attended church at Oslo Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Copeland, O.
Quay, were visiting friends in vero
Sunday.
Miss Eula Powell, of Fort Pierce,
spent Sunday and Monday with Miss
Annie Ford.
Rev. d. D. Diefenworth preached "a
a large congregation Sunday evening
at the school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L King aud Mis-.
Mabel Bcbo, Of Clifford, attended church
here Sunday evening.
Mr.. n. o. Penny and Mrs. F. c. Gif
ford and children visited friends in Sc
bastion Saturday.
Mr.. Ernest Bobo is building near
two-room cottage on the place pur
chased from N. .. Penny recently.
Mr.. Schraverly, Of Harrisburg. Pa.
is in Vero, looking at the Wells prop
erty, and will probably stay all winter
School is progressing nicely. Mis-
Belle Hawkins. Of Live Oak, being tn,
teacher. Miss Hawkins is pleasant,
located at the Clifford House.
Messrs. Sidney williams, Of For
Pierce. and @. 7. Ronald, Of Coco.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
WABASSO.

Truck growers are beginning to put
10 their BEATS FOR ;he fall crop and are
needing rain very bad.
sdr. James Hatfield, of this place.
thought there would be great fun in
counting the crOss:ies between here
anu Sebastian, but decided not to verify
the count and returned by train.
Mrs z. A. Holt, Mrs. Leo Haas and
Mrs. Frank Young attended the dedi-
cation Of the Methodist church at Sc
bastian Sunday, returning on the even
ing train.
Mr.. W. N. Early and wife. of Miamis-
burg, Ohio, arrived last Thursday 70
spend the winter.
Mr.. E. ]. Davis continues Cling cars
with shells. Some one believes in good
roads.
Mr.. j. T. Stewart and son, p. c,
Stewart, are up from Miami observing
our industrious burg.
Capt. T. Gail took a launch party t.
Sebastian last Sunday TO attend the NJ
E. church dedication services.
Mr.. 0. A. Morgan, of Clifford, spen
Sunday with his brother, a. ]. Morgan
north OF town.
Honor roll for week ending Oct. Is
Florence Smith, 95: Mildred Smith
90; Irene Smith, go; Mary Ely, 80
Cleo Beal. 80.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

lent sermons last Sunday. Thesas'
come every two weeks. A esd q
to wait for the next one.
The Epworth League has assa
have a Halloween party %
3Oth. This mean a pleasant lln'
those in attendance. The eP''
League held a cabinet meo'ls
three new members were tatsa y /,
added to the roll.
Mrs. Anna Styppman has n'
town from Sewells Polrt ana We
with the Gibsons. She has qu''s Z
class In German.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter kllene'
a strip TO West Palm Beaea
down Thursday night ano s''.
Saturday morning.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
NEWS FROM OTHER TOWNS

every particular before returning home.
Mr.. E. NJ. Clark is now erecting a
fine residence at this place and will
complete it at the earliest moment
possible.
Mr. Earnest Bobo has house nearly
completed aud expects to nome into it
in few days.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
CLIFFORD

Mr.. E. L. King and wife, made fly
log tripto Eau Gallie last Tueseay re-
turning on the evening train.
a contracter from Jacksonville has
arrived in town with Interpretation of
bulldog residence for Mr.. E1L. Ling
which ne will plaster and complete in
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22
New TeIephOnss

Fort Pierce Exehane
No. 5s.s-Clifton Hallldsy
No. l4-S-Drs. Bronnun = EYE
Jensen Exchange
No. l2.4-R. d. Hoke o. 3.
No. l7.4-Walton Fish Go, |'
No. 4s-E S. Harmon, fa'|a s.''
No. AIR. r. Riceu M.
house, Scwall' P'''s
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

has again been demonstrated that the call for the suffering
meets with liberal ready throughout the far state OF
Florida which visited the extreme south end OF te Ste
last week and spread wreck about Key West left hun
ds of people and suffering The call went forth Tor ad
and almost every town the State responded with cash donations to
iovo those who were in need makes aakin
and If NAV be our time call for aid let's contribute
mite to those who in distress
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

Tallahassee paper which due to appear this
week John c. Trce, odime Florida newspaper man. has
uouced that again enter the newspaper and the
journal will be Foda and the implies will be
State paper capital ought have and wish Mr.
Trice
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

We present to our this week The News in an enlarged
ten pages instead of the regular eight Nemgn Sd"
that this in celebration of installation in larger quarters o"'
the real reason account of the great amount OF eg"
which nssaed cutting the amount OF local news matter OF
rono The latter seemed the best policy because the os sohe
TOO Good for our fendhence the extra pages lheh again. 'e
~ articles are proving interesting matter to hundreds our
readers that we want give big nstalmen and there again was ne
tv for enlargement While are blowing our own morn we just
wont 70 mention to the of the city that The News CIR
on now growing than at time in its history ana
mora eope aae reading than before therefore becoming
~ dav better medium oradvesng because gets in the home
STAYS there read by all the family ana the ny e esoo
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

Don't Judge Pierce absolutely by advertising columns
for there are other houses here than those whose you
but they don't in advertising don't you know.
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

,ood GLASS matter at the postOce Fort Pierce Florida
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

ARTHUR b. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor,
Fort Pierce news. (Fort Pierce, Fla.) 190?-1920, 1909-10-22

subscription price, yearly in advance, One dolIar'
Five Cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-01-23
INVENTORY OF
COUNT 1Y'S RESOURCES
COmmIs J Tells How They
ShoA ! Be Conserved.

In forwarding 10 the president the
report OF the national conservation
commission Clifford Pinchot. chairman
OF the commission, says the entry OF
the conservation movement into the
field Of definite constructive work is
accomplished by the authorization Of q
joint committee on cooperation. TO be
composed OF six members Of the state
conservation commissions and three
members or The national conservation
commission. with rs chairman aud
secretary. This committee Is ~ devils
ways and means Tor effective co opera
tion between ain forces working for the
conservation &c national resources.
( Mr. rinchet takes occasion 10 reeog-
nlzc The wors of the secretary ~ the
commission rhomas n. Ship. and the
eecremries "a abs four sections ~ wa
tcrs rpsf lands and miaorala.
Mrs rs W q MCGEE. Overton w.
Ia gptf.a N woodruff md , A.
respectively. without whose
fs. loeeiher With the government
.rsrfiR the making Of tho national IN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-01-23

The tasks this nation has 10 DO arr
great tasks They can only be done at
al by cur ciglzcns netting together. and
they can be done best Of an by the al.
rect aud simple application q homely
common sense.
The national conservation commits.
sion wisely confined rs report 10 the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-01-23


With our increasing population the
time Is not far distant when the prob
lem OF supplying our people with food
VIII become pressing. The possible
additions TO our arabic area are not
great. and Il VIII become necessary 10
obtain much larger crops from the
land, as Is now done I'm more densely
settled countries. To do this we need
better farm practice and better strains
OF wheat. corn and other crQp plants.
with REDUCTION IN losses from soil
erosion and from Insects. animals and
other enemies III agriculture. The
United stafcs department ~ agrlcnl.
tnrn a doing excellent NQrk IA these
directions ard ls should tie liherahy
supported
\ The fCmNiA tNaiie lH9da should
be classified a the nrahle lands
disposed ct 20 homemaaefS ia their
interest lhe liHher aud eione aet aud
The communication clause of tha homie
stead act should ie repealed. and The
dcsert land law Should be modified IN
accordance with the recommendation
Of tho public lands commission.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30

/ The movement which was launched
lamong the members of the Laurium
lodge. Knights of Pythias few weeks
ago. the object of which is to organize
DoSay temple, has met with re-
marlable success. Fully 120 applica-
tions for membership in the Dokay
degree have been received. a large per-
centage of which have been accompan-
led by the application Zee. and il is eN-
pected that the charter will be closed
Monday evening
An of the Pythians OF the copper
country. including members of Charity
Hancock and Houghton lodges, are in
vited To attend "a meeting to be held
Monday evening, at which time the last
opportunity will be provided for those
who have not yet applied. The temple
is not TO be confined To Laurium or
the copper country but will have juris-
dictlon over the entire upper peninsula.
II is expected that the application
viii be made for a charter next week,
and that the old Marquette charter be
TO Laurium. An invitation
win be extended to the members of Al
Sirat temple OF Duluth TO confer the
degree. As there arc large number
of the members of this temple now in
the copper country, the ceremonial
session attending the opening of the
new temple promises to be a spectac-
ular one.
a complete paraphernalia will be Sc
cured for the new temple, and it is cX-
pected that meetings WIN be held at
intervals of about once each month, at
which time a class Of candidates will
,ross the hot and dusty sands and a
social session arranged
The Dokay degree is a fourth or side
legree TO the knights OF Pythias, the
objects and aims of which are largely
social. 1t is expected that in a short
ime every Pythian in the copper
country viii become affiliated with this
rider. which is similar in some respects
o that of the Shriners in Masonry.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30
LAURIUM COUNCIL MEETING.

one of the most important meetings
of the Laurium council to be held this
year will take place next Tuesday eve
village. The business connected with
the many improvements which have
been realized i'm the town this summer
will be closed up. 1t is expected like
wise that the council win remit the
taxes of widows and others in extreme
need in accordance with the annual
custom. Several applicants TO have
their taxes remitted appeared at the
last regular meeting of the trustees,
but the matter was deferred until the
this month
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30
NON-lNFLA LAMMABLE FILMS.
Manufacturers of Moving Pictures Will
Make Success Of Invention.


For few weeks past the Grand the
ater i'm this city has been using almost
exclusively non-infammable moving
picture films. The manufacturers have
long been experimenting i'm the hope Of
making the films on-combustible.
They have thus far met with good sue
cess. but the -innammable films
do not last nearly as long as the 9TH
ers. They are heavy ana brittle and
cannot be run with the same degree
of success as the other kind.
ID. Il. Rice, manager of the Grand
theater, said today that i'm all prob
ability the non-inflammablc films have
come to stay, as the manufacturers
are improving on them right along
The rental charges are more than on
the other films, as a rule. but Mr. Rice
feels that it will be cheaper to use
them i'm the long run, as the patrons
of the house will feel safer.
certain percentage of gun powder,
also celluloid. is used in the old style
films. About 80 per cent of the fires
that occur in the. machine booths Of
the moving picture theaters are start
ed by over heated films. An inexperi-
enced operator will frequently forget
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30
LAST GRAPE SHIPMENTS
ARE BEING RECEIVED NOW

1t is expected that next week will
see the last grape shipments received
in Calumet for wine making purposes
this year The consignments have fall
On off notably during the present
week, as most of the consumers in
this vicinity have been supplied.
While it is a little carly for the
complete statement to be compiled,
il is estimated that the quantity Of
grapes manufactured into grape wine
this year Will exceed the total OF any Of
the recent years. over thirty-six car
loads have already been disposed Of in
Calumet, and it is expected that few
more cars may be received. The bulk
OF the grapes used here have been the
Concord and blue grapes. although
many of the Austrian wine makers
prefer the white grapes for white wine.
Most of the grapes are shipped from
New York state, although the vine
yards OF Michigan. Ohio and western
Pennsylvania produce a large quanti-
ty. Some grapes are shipped here
from California.
1t is estimated that the total amount
Of wine manufactured i'm Calumet this
year will not fall short of 10000 gall
Ions. Each car contains from fourteen
TO fifteen tons of grapes, and consum-
ers estimate that a ton of grapes will
produce between fifty and sixty gall
Ions of wine depending TO some ex-
tent upon the quality of the fruit.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30
LAURIUM YOUTHS GIVEN
LESSON In GOOD CONDUCT

Strangers in the village OF Lauriun
yesterday afternoon might have been
surprised at the well directed energy
OF party of boys who were seen dil-
igently scrubbing and cleaning the
windows OF the business section of the
town. shortly after the close of yes
tcrday's afternoon session of school
the boys provided themselves with hot
water and pals. and directed their at
tentlon to removing soap marks from
the various windows, and therein lies
a story.
Early i'm the week. number OF bus
mess men were annoyed by the fire.
quency with which their windows We're
marked with soap, and Marshal wills
made II his particular duty to appre-
hcnd a party of eighteen youngsters
who acknowledged that they could not
restrain their youthful desire TO cele-
brate Halloween until the proper time
arrived. Thereupon an impromptu
trial was conducted i'm the town hall.
II is needless to state the names of
the court attaches, before whom the
boys We're given a hearing. All ad-
mitted their guilt. and were given n
severe lecture by Marshal Wills. When
the court came to pass sentence upon
the Juvenile offenders, the opinion was
freely expressed that the seriousness
Of the offense demanded an imprison-
ment of not less than three years.
Moro than ono Youthful cheek blanphod
when this heavy penalty was pro-
but one of the business men
who was more charitably disposed to-
ward the boys, prevailed upon the
Judge to give the culprits an opportun-
ty TO correct their error. This straw
was eagerly grasped at by all of the
eighteen, who agreed to wash off the
evidences OF their guilt, and later in
The afternoon made good their promise.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30
LAURIUM BREVITIES.

Andy Hendrickson, proprietor of
Andy's cafe, expects to move on Mon
day to the cafe in connection with the
Copper Range buffet in Red Jacket.
The Palestra will be open for skat-
ing as usual this evening. The rink is
no longer open for roller skating and
dancing on Wednesday evenings.
A fast team OF bowlers is being or
ganized in connection with the Calu-
met Social club of Laurium. The team
will probably enter the league.
Special policemen will patrol the
streets OF Laurium tonight and tomor-
rom evening. to prevent destruction
of property i'm Halloween pranks.
The Calumet news., 1909-10-30
men ARE VERY SCARCE NOW
SAYS The EMPLOYMENT Man
Jobs are Said TO be Open for Four
Hundred Laborers But None are to
be Found-6is Demand for lumber
jacks and Wages in Woods are
Higher Than Usually is the Case.

men are scarce" said Employment
Agent G. L. Perrault this morning. IA
response TO a question concerning the
labor market He has not had a sim
gle application for work for two days
although he has plenty OF jobs open
for men who care to an them.
WITHOUT oNaggeration," said Mr.,
Porrault Il could place 400 men right
now into jobs in the copper country.
only wish 1 could get that many. But
can't. Men are not to be- had at amy
price. Il seems. There Is lot of
building work being finished up now
and "a GOOD many are In the employ Of
the villages cleaning up for the win
ter. There are also lot Of men be-
ing used on surface NJ the several
mining properties these days"
Mr. Perrault stated that quito a !
number of mon are wanted for rail-
road work I'm connection with the new
IMMORAL Range extension that is bc\ |
built from the Fulton location to tn /
Gratiot mine a subsidiary property /
or the c. & IT,
There is also "a big demand for
Iumbcrjacks ana others i'm The woods
ara il Is here the labor demand must
be filed. Many of the mmbcrmcu are
indcr contract 10 get out thousands )f
feet of logs this fall and winter ana
Nill have to live mp TO their CONTRACTS.
irrespective of the cost OF labor Mr.
'errault believe that within week
here win be plenty OF mon looking
Or work but risht now, it IS hard 20
pot genuine working man out Of
ob.
Logging operators arc Offering $50
o $3j for men ana some skilled work
nen can get S3S. This is big in
rcase over 226 average that was Of
erred some weeks ago.