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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

GEO W. DANLEY. NJ. JOHNSON.
Real Estate Rentals and Loans
Mines and Mining Investments.
% WEST THIRD SOUTH ST.
Phones ft2s
10 YOU Have A Bargain, See
Us; lf You Are Locking
For A Bargain, See Us.
Think lG Over.
s2ico-New 5-room frame. y block from
car line. cement walks, lot s0NIi0
feet. II foot alley.
CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
tg5o-4-room modern brick: summer
kitchen, cement cellar, blocks
from Temple, North Bench; easy
terms
\ GOOD BUY.
saoo-i-room modern brick. on sth East.
lawn. shade trees, etc. Lot 25xist
ff0'~t7 ms teDChf
s251o-sx5is rods. on Ard East. between
9Th and Ith south, with old Z
room adobe house.
PRETTY GOOD
f2i50-Weu built. broom frame house.
GOOD outbuildings stable buggy
shed flowing well: lot 50Ni41i5 n
Noo cash will take H.
THIS WILL YIELD 10 PER CENT.
ss750-TWo frame houses. 4 rooms each;
lot 30 by l35 feet
WATCH THIS ONE NONE
SSOo-New, modern b-room brick. on car
line. Lot 0X1z5. VIII take lots in
trade for part.
SOMETHING GOOD.
Soco-i5 acre planted in fruit and her
re- rno., al hrI bearing nice nice garden. Z.
barn, southeast; easy terms,
A MONEY MAKER.
,s5oo-2is acres. choice fruit chicken
houses, incubators and plenty OF
water; s-room brick, southeast part
OF city.
PERFECTION OF COMFORT
sl70oo-An elegant home. very near in.
on South Temple street II rooms.
bath reception hall. hardwood nm
ish and hand-carved ceilings. 3
basement rooms splendid brick
barn. strictly modern In every re-
pect. No more beautiful nor COM
modious home can be had for the
money In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

Tho hQuid gas of Herman Blau Is
nov used bf several German villages.
and De- claimed 10 solve The rrohlem Of
a cheap efficient and perfectly safe
method of lighting the smallest Nh
lases ny Eas. To- manufacturing the
material OH is distilled al tenper-
allure lower than that hv which gas Il
produced from coal The by-products
are saved. and Tho oleansed gas 4
compressed in cylinders becoming
inquened. when fhe ncressar, HYDRO
gen, mfthane and carbon monoxlde
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

9 a. choice land primary water right.
laree stream ~ water flowing con-
tinuously on north side OF lot. new
i-room p n. house. GOOD new
harm. outhuildines. All for x2so0-ia
west or Mrs. Judges summer
home.
/ Acre tracts ~ 18th south and nth
East. primary water right; the
land Is hlah and faces cast on
county road.
CITY PROPERTY.
$500 For 2 hrst class 5-room modern y
" house between 3rd and ith
South on Douglas Ave. basement
porches, good lawn. etc Terms.
ssooo-Wii buy = beautiful 4-room mod
ern r. p. cottag~. near the corner
Of NJ street and srd Ave.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

I VAST 10 BUY FROM THE owN.
sr i-room modern brick house on the
north bench, for home Bell ts6s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

That rainy winds have a marked -.
feet in consumption has been proven
Pos 20 years OF observation iu Dart
moor and North Devon England The
dcath-rate from this disease is much
less in t1o sheltered places Than ln
exposed localities
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
HOFFMAN BROS
62is " End South ST.

WANT TO SELL A FEW GOOD
building lots NHiH. for t2i0 each These
lots have the advantage 81 city watsr
and street car service. Bell as5S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
0mBWil@limg Permissible

solve IN the lisuid. on release Of pres
sure. volstlllzation Yields a mixed gas
that burns with great briliiancy. The
cylinders vary IN capacity from
single pound--supplying lighting ma
ierial Tor q boating or camping eN.
pcdiuon--to a quantity sufficient Tor
large countr, estates for weeks. a con-
ieiner OF medium size carrying eas
enough Go light small villa two
months The run cylinders easily
changed when employed dare placed
outside the building. the gas passine
TO the piping OF the house through
tank regulating tho pressure In VIII
lagos small building is provided for
the cylinders, and small mains distrib-
ute the gas.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
WHY USE YOUR

Letterhesds for scratch paper WHEN
we can sell YOU Acratch paper so
cheaps THE DESERHr NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
Only Three More Days Left in which
TO Buy Your Piano al your
OWN PRICE
Our Combination sale ends Wednesday
Night.
PIANOS AT YOUR OWN PRICE
Our Easy Terms make ii possible for
anyone now 10 own a piano.

announced combination of
week ala not anticipate such
INC stock or outright purchase pianos nearly exhausted
n $ We viii aNea
eN ~ Molno day night The oloslng date ol sale
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

The idea OK the mechanical powder
less gun was given by the bursting of
p 1ywheel In the gun. the bullets OF
lead or steel are poured into hopper
over large revolving wheel and the
centrifugal force hurts the balls from
the rim OF the wheel through the BAR
rel OF the gun with tremendous veio-
city The gun IN made OF brass, re-
sem bling meat-chopper Inv appear
ance. " Is believed that a wheel driv-
en- by a 80 horse power electric mo-
tor can discharge something Ike So
200 shots per minute and great ac-
curacy Of fire L. claimed.
The circular cut file il found to act
like hand planning tool instead Of
an ordinary file. aud is claimed 10 cut
two or three times as fast as COM
mon fiie. and 10 wear longer. The new
file has been tested in French shops
about two years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

Tantalum. one OF the rare metals
now being brought into use. has many
resemblances 10 iron. and one OF these
Is the hardness given BY n small addi-
ton Of carbon. Other substances also
like aluminium, tin and titanium-have
u similar effect. According 20 a patent
Of w Won Bolton, Of Charlottenburg,
the added substances may vary in pro-
portion up to ] per. cent or more, but
with carbon a small fraction Of I per
cent imparts great hardness and resist
ance, and with increase the metal be-
comes brittle. With a trace Of carbon.
the tantalum has the hardness and ten
sile strength best adapted for fine wire,
while A little more carbon lmparts the
greater hardness-though with SOME
brittleness--needed for tools for work
ing wood metal and stone. A British
patent by Siemens and Halske covers
a process Of hardening by varying
small additions OF oxygen. and the
products range from a workable metal
OF much increased hardness and brittle
ness to a metal too hare 10 work but
having very slight brittleness.
The topographic compass included
with the apparatus Of d. Charcots
Antarctic expedition Is a rosel instru-
ment. the invention OF Alp onse Berget
with which bearings can e determined
accurately at glance. a copper box,
containing a mirror perforated with a
peep-hole. is mounted few inches
above a little compass. On looking
through the peep hole. m mirror shows
the compass card the precise direction
Of the object in sight being Indicated
by the index.
The human mind has limitations An
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

The human mind has limitations. An
astronomer argues that space beyond
our universe must contain other vast
uuiyerses because ah absolute void is
Uncomfortable. Pot who can conceive
OF an infinite space filled with an in
dnity OF uniYerscse
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

Nse-ith North between LIST and end Wes
new Groom modern cottage large
concrete basement. two por'bt.
back porch scrccncd-us.d ~
summer kitchen. cement psli,s
beautiful lawns and u 6ne 49,
table garden IN rear-an for So.
terms. wv
Good. now i-room brick house -.
south. electric light water ~
house, pantry. bath room ana oioe-
e. front porch. cement wait,
1850; good terms.
$500 For a choice building lot soxls,
70 10 ioot alley. ON sth East be.
tween Sth and 9TH South.
si0oo-for fine lot. 31itNi4o TO alley. ON
Douglas Ave. between Ord and
fth South. cast face.
Sloso-Will buy any OF the choice buiid.
ing lots 2isN, rods. ON 81 and
lith Ave, facing south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11
BUY MONDAY

10 not later idea purchasing
piano ogea
piano az price and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

FOR BARGAINS IN REAL EsTATk
SEE
ANDERs -rti INNINGS co.
a. south Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-11

.ooo-An elegant home. very near In.
on South Temple street II rooms.
bath, reception hall. hardwood nm
ish and hand-carved ceilings: 3
basement rooms splendid brick
barn. strictly modern in every re-
pect. No more beautiful nor com
modious home can be had for the
money In this city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
LAURlUM BREvITIES.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Hector
Mackenzie will be held Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock with services at tho
Presbyterian church.
Miss Edith " Meads has returned t.
Crystal Falls, where she is a teacher
in the high school. She came here to
attend the wedding of her brother
Capt. Jesse Mcads of Company A.
The Laurium band gave promenade
in the Light Guard armory Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. DelrOsso left yes
terday for an 'all-winter's visit to
Italy
The members of Society Fremad en-
tertained Saturday evening i'm the First
National bank hall of Laurium.
About thirty Calumet and Laurium
residents are in Iron Mountain today,
at n convention of the representatives
Of all the Italian societies of northern
Michigan. The meeting is being held
for the purpose of organizing an Ital-
ian-American association for benevo-
lent and fraternal purposes.
The new pool and billiard rooms in
Laurium, to be opened by A. Kenzie,
viii be ready for business on or about
November 1. The rooms adjoin can
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
YOUNG BOY DISAPPEARS.
Assistance of Friends is Asked in Lo-
eating Missing Youngster.

Mrs. Mary Grenier OF Laurium, and
friends OF the family are anxiously
awaiting information which will lead
to the discovery OF the whereabouts OF
her 13-year- son. Fred. who left
home last Thursday afternoon. and
has not returned. The boy was last
heard Of on Friday at / o'clock p. m.
at which time he left the home Of an
aunt Mrs. A. LaPlant at the Isle Roy
that he planned To walk TO Chassell
and Rockland, whore he has other rel
atives but whether he will succeed in
this rather difficult tramp is a ques-
ton of considerable interest.
The boy had no reason TO leave his
was apparently satisfied with his sur
roundings. However, on Thursday
morning. he announced To his mother
that he intended to leave that day. and
taking the announcement as n joke. his
friends thought little more of it until
later in the day, when he failed To re-
turn. The little fellow was one of the
carrier boys on the staff of The News
and he carried his papers as usual on
Thursday evening. However, he failed
to return to his home after he had fin
ished his work. An investigation the
next day. proved that the boy had
walked to Houghton. and had spent
the night at the home of his aunt, de-
parting the next with the avowed in
tention of visiting at Rockand.
The mother ~ the little fellow is
alarmed over his disappearance, and is
very anxious to secure any information
She has notified the sheriff, who in
turn has instituted a search along the
roads which the boy is supposed to
have taken.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
CURRIERS' WILL ERECT
NEW RINK In LAURIUM

Announcement is made that in
short time steps viii be taken by tbs
curriers' ~ Calumet 80 erect an ice rinl
10 be used by them during the winter
months. The rink will probably b.
built at the Iaurium park grounds. and
plans will be formulated az once, for is
construction. II win probably be large
enough for two match games To be
conducted az the same time
Curling has become quite popular in
Calumet. although at the opening OF
last season. IL was feared that the great
game would lose its grip on the resi-
dents OF this community. There APP
poared to be a great scarcity OF old
players i'm Calumet. Last winter. how
ever a number OF new players adopt
Ell the game and became SO enthused
with Il that there is no longer any
doubt that the game will continue To be
popular in the copper country. The
erection Of rink in Calumet will pro-
vide a very suitable home for curling.
IT Is expected that ut least three
Kinks will be organized i'm Calumet and
games viii be played between the Call
umet Kinks as well as with the Portage
lake curriers' \ rink will probably be
selected from among the best curriers'
in this city TO represent Calumet At the
big bonspels to be conducted at Mil
waukce and Duluth this winter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
TEKLA FARM WILL GIVE
FINE RENEFIT CONCERT

Considerable interest has beer
aroused IN the concert which is 20 b,
given IN this city on wednesday even
I ing my Tekla Farm MCKINNEY the
proceeds OF which viii go 10 the Calu-
met Associated Charities. Tickets 10Y
the recital may be exchanged for re-
served seats without extra charge "a
Forsters' News stand on Tuesday and
wednesday. As the sale has already
been large those who desire reserved
seats should make their reservations
ear,y. Tho public is requested % watch
for the posters.
The following comment upon the
concert which was given IN Ishpemng
ON october /, which appeared In the
Marquette Mining Journal viii give
Calumet people a good idea OF Mrs.
McKinnie's success.
II was the unanimous opinion II
those who attended the Farm McKen-
ME concert Thursday evening at the
Ishpoming thcatcr under the auspices
Of the Presbyterian church, that Il was
by FAR the finest entertainment ~ its
kind given here I'm months. Every
number on the program was enthusi-
astically applauded and both Mr.. AMI
Mrs McKlnnle received ovatlons upo1
their FIRST appearance.
Mrs Mckenzie who has delightel
] ,hpcming audiences many times since
she was "a mere girl attending the high
school. never sang 10 better advantage
than she aid Thursday evening She |
sun possesses a magnificent voice and !
her numbers were most enjoyable. Her |
folk songs ana especially the Swedish |
were delightfully."- rendered.
Mr. Mckenzie has n RICH mellow l
bass voice. He sings with ease AMI |
places his tones carefully His host
song Thursday evening was 90 Fair
Dh. Sweet and Holy" by Canta. Tn
his number the fun beauty Of his
,oico was displayed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
LAURIUM
lAURIUM PASTOR HEAD OF
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
Rev. a. ]. Peterson is Made President
Of Northwestern Michigan Minstrel
Association of Swedish Mission
Chprehss--Psstors Agree Not to
Marry Divorced Persons.

The annual meeting OF the North
western Michigan MinIstrial associa-
dion ~ the Swedish Mission churches
opened last Tuesday evening with
service In the Swedish Mission churcl
al Norway. The local pastor Rev. a
anderson. gave the address OF vel
COME. after which the Rev. II. HUT
man Of Gwinn ana L. ost Of Negaunee
~, Ike.
ON wednesday morning. the bus
ness meeting ~ the association wa,
called 10 order by IT'S vice president
Rov. 4. ]. Peterson OF I.aurium. Ths
devotional was led by Rev. Isak skooa
OF Iron Mountain.
The election OF officers gave the fol-
lowing result for the coming year:
President-Rev. \. J. Peterson. Iau-
rum Mich.
Vice presidont--Rev. Isak skbg,
Iron Mountain. Mich.
Sccrctary-Rev. J. Sallstrom. Ish-
peming. Mich.
Assistant secretary and treasurer
Rev. c. r. Martin. Mlrlnettc Wis.
Program committoe-L Sallstron
Isak Skoog and Andrew Anderson.
Several business topics were dis
cusse6 and settled.
Afternoon session-Devotional by
Rev. O. Z. Suendln. Rev. \. Rapp
then read a well written and thought
full paper on the topic. "The Bib!e's
Teaching on Predestlnation." a very
interesting discussion followed in
which most Of those present took part
In the evening service held at the
church, the song service was led ~
Rev. A. J. Peterson, after which two
mastery discourses were given by The
Revs. a. Rapp and z. Brolund. Tho
former choosing as text. John 1:4S;
and the later. cor. 4:16-17.
Thursday morning session-Devo-
tIonal by Rev. j Hedlund. Paper by
.. j. wilmer on the question: what
does the Bible Teach Concerning Mar
riage and Divorce" The paper was
ably written and showed without sha-
dow Of a doubt the biblical teaching
On this important question. A very
spirited discussion followed and it's
tone was that a strong protest ought
to be made against the reckless mode
n marriages, and while it may be bet
.er for those to part; who can not
agree, it Is held that no marriage con-
-racted before God can he nullfed by
any moral law and court hence d.
7orccd people not to enter into new
marriage, the ministers present stat
ng that they refuse to perform the
CEREMONY for divorced applicants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
oscEoLA NEWS NOTES.

WIN. n. Hoar Of Osceola has returned
from months trip through the We St
crn states.
\ Halloween party will be given by
the seventh and eighth grade pupils
Of the Osceola schools next Friday eye
ming.
Victor Kilonen of Osceola has gone
10 Copper Harbor where ne viii work
in sawmii through the winter.
Walter Mckenzie of Lake Linden
was the guest Of friends in Osc,ola
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. J. PAUL Of Osccola
are the proud parents Of a son.
Miss Elsie Long of Osceola was sur
prised by party OF friends this week,
and pleasant evening was spent.
Henry Mitchell OF Osccola is rccov-
ering rapidly from his recent illness,
and expects to resume work this week
Chas. Bushell Of Osccola is pushing
work upon the grading for the new
track 10 connect No. 10 shaft c. & II.
with the new Osceola shaft.
Miss :. Brack of Osceola has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with
Hancock friends.
No. shaft Osceola win probably be
closed for extensive repairs about No
vember l.
a large new boiler is being moved
from the Mineral Range tracks 20 the
new Osceola shaft and will be installed
and ready for use before winter ar
rives.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
WILL MEET THIS EVENING.
Sunday School Workers Will Organize
Keweenaw Peninsula Association.


A meeting Of sthe Sunday school
workers of the counties of Houghton
and Keweenaw will be held this even
ing in tho Laurium M. T.. church for
the purpose Of organizing what is to
be known as the Keweenaw Peninsula
Sunday School association. All the
Sunday school teachers, officers, and
workers of the several churches are
asked to attend. An excellent musical
program is being arranged, and there
will also be addresses by prominent
Sunday school workers along organiza-
ton lines. During the evening lunch
con Will be served.
w. a. Kinsman will speak briefly on
the subject, Graded Lessons for the
Sunday School, and an address on
THE Duties of Sunday school Super
intcndonts" will be given by another
wen known church worker. Following
the talks n discussion will take place.
Committees TO outline the work of the
association will also likely be named
this evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
PRIMROSE MINsTRELs.
Burnt Cork Artists Will Appear at
Calumet Theater Saturday.


While the chief aim of tho Primrose
| Ministries has always been 10 furnish a
diversified entertainment of the highest
possible type. Manager Primrose has
never lost sight OF the picturesque in
torcst with which this famous attrac-
ton is identified, and II is for that rea-
son that the first settings are planned
on lavishly elegant white and gold
scale.
This pleasing stage spectacle styled
Palace OF Art, and which contains
reproductions from scripture art. was
designed after noted Italian palatial
interior, and aside from its value as a
genuine reminder of bygone achieve
ments, there is an effectiveness about
the carving and scroll conceptions that
lend a peculiar charm 70 a background.
quite i'm touch with the costumng The
scenic arrangements thus referred to
are but a gentle Indication Of the spirit
of the management. as in every direc-
ton there is evidence Of a desire 10
excel i'm those peculiar points so cs-
scntial to mlnstrelsy. The coming To
the Calumet theater next Saturday
night Of this reputable organization Of
burnt cork merry makers. is naturally
regarded in the light Of an amusement
event Of Importance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
REPRESENTATIVE MAXEY is
SURE OSBORN WILL WIN
L'Anse Member Of the House States
That 500 Man is Popular in Lower
Part Of the State Where His Especial
Fitness is Recognized as Well as It
Is IN Upper Peninsula.

"For the first time In the poHtlca
history OF Michigan the Upper PENN
suia has a splendid opportunity Q,
name the next governor" said Repre-
sentative Maxey IL LAnse when asked
what he thought OF the candidacy Of
Chase :. Osborn. MY opinion Is not
based upon the unanimous support that
Use upper peninsula viii give 10 Mr..
Osborn. for that IS a foregone conclu-
sion but rather ON account Of the rec
oenition OF his fitness for the position
which exists IN the lower peninsula.
Even the adhoronts Of other candidates
VIII concede this. because his all-round
ability ana splendid political qualifica-
tions are recognized by an / do not
hold that the members Of the legisla-
ture always represent the major public
sentiment in state. yet believe that
their Views Indicate in general way
The trend OF public opinion in their dif-
fercnt districts. There is no question
that the majority OF the members or
the last House were IN favor OF Mr..
0Nbbll i'N Nbf'ilf''if anu AN' thNt At-ftA
he resided in tho upper peninsula was
never mentioned in my presence as an
argument against him. / am one OF
those who hold The opinion that a bet
ter understanding now exists between
the lower and upper peninsula than
ever before, and the fair ana square
treatment that the upper peninsula re-
ceived IN tho legislative matters OF the
last session is some evidence that my
premises are correct.
# also had occasion 10 learn tho |
sentiments Of a great many business I.
mon I'm different parts OF the state. par \
ticularly In Detroit Grand Rapids and /
Saginaw and ann stating my findings .
conscryauvcly when / say that "a very /
favorable impression exists In those
centers Of population toward Mr.. Os-
born. His announcement Is the signal \
his friends have been waiting for. and
"a win bee discovered that Mr.. Osborn
Is hy far the most formidable candidate
ina the field lie viii make "a splendid
and the people Of the state
viii have an opportunity 10 Judge for
themselves what manner OF governor
he win make. The new slogan as
IL VIII be Osborn, Har-
mony. and New Deal" and this Is
what the people want | await the
verdict OF the voters with absolute con-
hdencc i'm Mr.. Osborn's success"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-25
EVANeEiizE LUMsERJAcKs.

Evangelist Higgins, "the Lumber
jack SKY pilot Of Minnesota" announ-
ces mat he would carry his work into
Michigan this winter for the first time.
There are 10000 men in the upper PEN
lnsula lumber camps, and Higgins will
personally inaugurate his reform cam
palgn In this country the coming vim
ter, assisted by several lieutenants.
Higgins work among the lumbermen
has become famous throughout the
northwest TO the coast and all through
the south He is a savings bank for
Of umberpacks and has inn
proved their condition UNNECESSARILY.