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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Raises Many cranberries-


tohn Clark of whltefsh, Chippewa
eounty has just marketed $500
Bushels Of cranberries that We're rails
"a an his farm. This is not his entire
cvon this year. and he is OF the opl1-
,on that his cranberry interests VIII
tocome much more successful In tho
future, as he contemplates increasing
Tho amount of land devoted to the
crop.
Indian Lands Escaping Taxation-
The hoard of supervisors OF BarAga
county has adopted a resolution the
t,xt of which is as follows: I'VE re-
snectfully protest to the Hon. Com
ms sioner of Indian affairs against his
annroyal of deeds conveying timer
only. for the reason that such alieua-
zion keeps the fee of the land i'm the
Ipdiau alottee and therefore exempt
fror1 taxation. In practically every
instance the sale of the inclusion of the
fee would add very little to the pur-
chase price and would ada the lands
20 our tax rolls"
Lumber Company Expanding
John stack, representing the Esca-
naba Lumber company and his assist
ant Nels Westling, are buying np
hardwood timber, especially red birch,
in Manfstique township. Scaoolcraft
county They will erect camps in the
vicinity of John Fall<'s farm and with
a crew of men will cut timber this
winter and ship il over the 500 Line
20 Masonville. The Elscanaaa Lumber
company has just started the opera
ton Of a $4,000 flooring mill. The
hardwood will be used i'm the manufac
tire OF flooring. The company Will
also build a large sawmill at Mason
vile.
County Fair Made Money
All officers of the Menominee Coun-
" Agricultural association were re-
elected at the delayed annual meeting
Of that organization this week. All
the directors whose terms expired this
year were reelected with the eXcep-
ton of c. II. Crawford, who does not
now reside i'm the district DR.. b. Il.
Phillips was chosen in his place. Re-
ports submitted showed that the coun-
tv fair conducted this fall was the
most successful ever held under aus
pices of the society. The net profits
were $500.
New Town to Spring Up
The Hunter & Love Lumber COM
pany is building camps and clearing
the site for saw mill to be erected
ON the banks of the Taquamenon, five
miles north of 500 Junction i'm Luce
county. The company owns upwards
cr fifteen thousand acrs of timber
lands along the Taquamenon and its
officials estimate they have timber
enough to keep the mill in operation
for ten years. A line of railway is TO
be built connecting with the South
shore at SEQ Junction. over which the
products of the mill and forest will
be transported to market. A large |
crew Of men will zoe employed in the
woods and at the mandatory.
Wife Has Disappeared
r. \. Squires, of Escanaba. was i'm |
Marinette, the latter part of the week. |
looking for his nineteen year-old wife |
whom he says mysteriously disappear
ed from his home three weeks ago. lie |
is working southwark and is stopping |
in every town.
Big Output Of Bricks
Al the brickyard of w. j. Turner al |
Vulcan. Dickinson county, over $780, |
900 bricks We're manufactured the past
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Farm Labor Scarce

Ii is said that Chippewa county could
use about two hundred men i'm its
agricultural labors this fall and If II
would be possible to get them the far
meTS would be satisfied to pay big sal
aries. owing to the fact that frost
has not been so deep or SO prevalent
the past couple of years the farmers
have large crops in the ground for
the winter which need some attention.
The fall blowing manuring, thrcshing
and pressing also need men and al
though the employment bureaus are
trying TO obtain them it seems that
they have already booked for the
camps. 1t is reported that many farm
ers, rather than see their crops go to
waste, are keeping their boys between
the ages of ten and sixteen years out
of school to raise the vegetables and
i'm other ways help on the farm Com
missioner yesterday has for the time
being ceased to enforce the law i'm ru
raj districts which makes it mandatory
that up to the age of sixteen years
children must attend school, except i'm
very extreme cases. Mr.. yesterday
said this week that until the frost
had entered the ground to stay the
farmers might keep their larger boys
out of school, rather than have the
crops perish.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02

ground Bud Mars in his Curtiss bi
pany Of Wells. Delta county is build
ing what will be one of the finest
yachts i'm the upper peninsula. The
craft will be fifty feet in length and
will be modernly equipped with all
conveniences. Mr.. Stephenson has
secured a special boat builder from
Gins Rock. Wis, who is in direct
charge OF the construction of the boat.
Grange Has Many Members
The membership of the twenty
oranges in Delta county has increas-
ed nearly 800 the present year, and the
aggregate Membership Of the order is
now nearly 1900 This statement is
made by State Deputy Ralph n. Sc
ward. Mr.. Seward has just completed
a tour of the county having visited
each of the oranges. lie says he eN-
poets that the membership will in
crease to at least; $500 the next few
months.
Partridses in City Streets--
Not in a number Of years have
partridges been SO numerous ut the
500 as this fall. The other morning
q plump partridge few irto town ana
alighted in q tree on Division street.
The ordinance preventing the shoot
ing of firearms within. the city limits
prevented the slaughter of the bird.
That same afternoon Mayor Sullivan
picked up a partridge i'm a dying con
dton at the corner of Portage ave-
nue. and Ashmun street. Only recently
n 500 man captured a partridge in
city street with his hands.
Will Remove to Florida
II. ID. Brainerd, who for several
years has been i'm charge OF the !.
Stephenson company's lumber office
at Escanaba and who Is one OF the
best known men in the city, has re-
signed his position and with Mrs.
Brainord will leave i'm few days for
Florida, where they will make their
ilOillt. MI eiithN F'NNi thA
weeks i'm Florida last winter and he
Miss Katherine stiles, who has been
ditions there that he has now decided
to go there to remain permanently. He
is one of the pioneers of Escanaba.
Menominee Girl Writes a Play
Miss Katherine stiles, who has been
engaged in newspaper work at Men
ominee for several years. is the author
of a play which has been sold to the
Winninger brothers, who last week
played an engagement at the Menom-
ipee theater. The play is a comedy
drama i'm three acts, the title of which
has not been decided upon as yet. 1t
is newspaper story. Charles Win
ninger is to take the leading role of a
city editor i'm love with the niece of
politician. whom the newspaper man
exposes as the result of an election
fraud. The play will be put into re-
hearsal within short time and will
engagement at Menominee. This is /
Miss Stiles first attempt as play /
wright although she has already sold
several vaudeville sketches and has
been doing considerable magazine |
work under the pen name Of Margaret
Dale. A holiday booklet has just been |
completed by the young woman. 1t is
called "The Vale of Cashemere" and /
Is similar to a book of verses which
she compiled last year under the name 1
Of "Pansies and Rosemary"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Typhoid at Eseanaba-

City Chemist Or. a. j. Carlson an
nounces that the people of Escanaba,
to be on the safe side should boil the
city water. Analysis of the water have
shown slight indications Of typhoid
germs Dr. Carlson says: "Thc last two
analysis have not been what l would
desire. They were not bad, but / would
advise all users of the water To boil
il for at least half an hour before us
ing. l have recently inspected the
fltering plant of the Escanaba Water
company and | consider that the COM
pany is doing everything possible to
make the water pure. The plant is
certainly modern and the best that
could be secured. How the typhoid
germs filter through / am yet unable
to determine There is considerable
typhoid fever i'm the city"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Opening Gun to Be Fired Late

The opening gun of the campaign at
the 500 will be fred next Monday
of lshpeming and Thomas w. Nadal
will speak in the city hall. Mr.. Nadal
is dean of Olivet college and Chairman
Knox of the state central committee
writes that he is one Of the best speak
Republican ticket. There has been Il
paucity of speakers and enthusiasm so
far, but It is expected that the meet
ing Monday evening will arouse inter-
est and that the wind-up OF the cam
paign will find every Republican in
harness and out working for the sue
cess of the full ticket
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
important Real Estate Deal

The biggest realty deal of the year
at the 500 was consummated when
tine Great Lakes Towing company took
over all that part of private land claim
No 1O5 lying north of Water street,
having purchased it of Eben s. Wheel
or for a consideration Of $4,000. The
property is the best unimproved wa
ter frontage i'm the 500. 1t lies be-
tween the Perry and Kemp docks atd
has a length Of about 100 feet. IL is
the property in shane to accommodate
it's tugs and wrecking outfit next sum-
mer and the work of constructing u
dock will be begun i'm the near future
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
UPPER PENINSULA
HAPPENINGS OF THE DAY

season. A ready sale is found for the
product. The product is well-made
ana the material is Of high-grade Mr..
Turner has practically an inexhaust-
bile supply of clay.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
wife's Affections Worth $500

According to a verdict rendered by
jury in the Delta county circuit
court az Escanaba Charles Olson must
pay otto Christensen $500 for alienat-
ing the affections Of Christenson's
wife. IL was alleged that because Of the
attentions showered upon Mrs. Christ
enson by Olson that she left her hus-
band and the couple have not lived
together since. The defense claimed
that the suit was brought as the re-
suit OF Matchmaking scheme and
that the defendant was in no way
guilty Of the onensc charged. A let
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Wife Has Disappeared

70. \. Squires, of Escanaba, was i'm
Marinette, the latter part of the week,
looking for his nineteen year-old wife
whom he says mysteriously disappear
ed from his home three weeks ago. He
is working southwark and is stopping
In every town.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Mail. Carrying Contract Awarded-

G. y Beaulieu, former county road
commissioners and one-time resident Of
Grand Marais, has secured the con-
tract for carrying the United States
mails between Seney and Grand Ma
rails. The distance is about thirty-five
miles. NJ. Beaulieu will enter upon
his duties as soon as the tearing up
Of the railroad prevents further trans
portaticn by rail to and from Grand
Marais.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
Will Have a Fine Yacht

Grant r. Stephenson, superintend-
ent of the Mashek Chemical Iron COM
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-02
MAY boy GRAND Marals Mini

way BUY Grand Marais Mill
The concrete work for the new boil
erhouse at the manufacturing site OF
TIE Sagola Lumber company at Sago-
Ia Dickinson county, will be complet-
ed this week. Work on the main build
ing Is being held back pending the re.
suit of deal now on for the purchase
of a sawmill plant near Grand Mhrais
which, If the deal is closed, will be
taken down and shipped TO Sagola to
replace the one destroyed by fire some
weeks ago. John j. Flanagan and c.
+. Knisely, officials of the company
were In Grand Marais last week to
lock the plant over.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
Greenland
 RefrigeratOrS

The Greonlaud combines all the best points ui the best makes. with SeN- -ral new features which make it the best Refrigerator on the market.
 WE NOTE SOME OF THE FIX CELLENT FEATURES OF THE GREENLAND.
 The Greenland is made with RE- MOVABLE FLUES.
 Thoroughly seasoned ash lumber.
 Elegance oC finish.
 Plain panels.
 Swinging baSebnard.
 New style hardware nickel plated.
 Wire shelves.
 Patent casters.
 XINC LINED PROVISION CHAM HER-
 WHITE ENAMEL PROVISION CHAMBER
 Patent Trap. connected with waste pipe m 6ojt"m CT provision chamber. 1,hrr. lt is most acc-SSible, both trap aud Wa~te pipe being easily removed, cleaned and replaced without a back breaking process or polng with a stivh
 The insulation used is GRANITE ROCK wool. and Charcoal Sheath iur.
 Huy the Greenland and you will have the hest Refrigerator made, as well aN an elegant piece of furniture. Sold for cash ar easy payments at
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
THE END NOT VET.

T think he sad, "I have at last found thc key to success.
 Well" his wife replied. 'ir you are going to tumble arouud with it as you generally do with your night key there will be a long wait before uS yet Chicago Record Herald.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
A REPORTED WILD MAN,

reported yesterday that jhc residents east ot Phoenix had for several days ntSt been seeing from time to time. a naked man Syootiug through the brush nu the patch of desert opposite the Hoghv phc, nn the Tempe road, He 's said to hv brown as though sun burned from exposure. There k DO
 theory advanced aS tr whether hc k d, crazy man or some one tryius out the SlIm hnth .l.. Inr lis,ns,-
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
ATTENDED FUNERAL IN NEW

NORK-NtW York paperS glNlng Un account of the funeral of John II. Hogan. late deputy street commission cr oI New York city. mentioned the presence ot Foster n. Rockwell of this city as an honorary pallboarcr Mir Hogan was we'll known as a football player tn the east, and Alr. Rockwell, a notable coach. was undoubtedly a personal friend
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
A WONDER.

What a quaint old teapot, And you say il has been in the family since the year lSl0" Then !; k century old, IL has outlasted an entire loo ycars'"
 Yes. and probably 500 cooks Chi cago Tribune
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
BILLY Rsuss HERE

Gvu>S, WOo drove tho Pope Hartford to victory in last years Mt Hajdy race. Uvar l.oS AaSvl,s. E,S been iu phovujN several days ou business. HCuSS won over HauShue. who drove the Npp,rsou, and SjvholdL who m.u- ipuiatcd thv White Stc0mc,
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
A MEMORIAL oFFeRING-nn

Easter offering at Trinity church on Sunday was one donation of money, designated Jo bc used in the purchase of new set of prayer books for the chanCc' and stalls, as a tribute to the memory of Mrs. j N. Atwood who died about two wears ago.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
MISS NoIAN's PRooREss-Miss

Jennie Nolan. a trained nurse who suffered the severe injury ot her right les by contact with the Rerryhn au- tomohilc two weeks ago and who has been in th, hospital since then. Was yesterday removed to her rooms. She Is doing nicely though the limb k still in d plaster east and probably will be Tnr the next three weeks.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
BOUGHT RANCH-M- J rLcnmnns-

who comes from the prlouSc country m Idaho. has just UrChaSvd a half mtvreS; iN the Cottmau ranch. south ot Mesa. He brought with him 30 uuc stallion and other horses from Idaho. ClCamanS SsNS it iS altogether too cold for him ;n Idaho. and he Is going to spend the rest or his life where the summer hreySeS blow.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
SOMETHING OF A MORTGAGE

Thcrc Was filed in the office ot the county recorder yesterday mortgage rom the Consolidated Telephone conn pany to the Mercantile Trust com pany of New York for $5.ooo,0oo. The object or this transaction could not be learned. The local management ot the telephone company could throw no light on it and C. W. HrnchCliife, the general manager. who was in town yesterday. left for home before h. could be seen. l. iS CoujeCtured that the mortgage is part ot a refunding plan. since So large a sum could not be used in the making of improve ments and extensions.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
DROVE CAR TO ROOSEVELT

DROVE CAR TO RooSsVElT-
 About the iirSt thing a man does Hit,r purchasing an automobile Is to make
 the RooSvNcU trip Thcu Hrv few
 stretches oj road m AriSou" that rc- uuirv more careful driving than this very road. but last week =. R. Cotton ur Mesa. who has just become the
 proud poSSvSSar ot a Buick. made the Wp just aS easy as jt hv had been drjNjug ear instead of N team of horses most ot his life 1v drove tt up and back again and had un trouble ur any sort ou the way.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
RETURNS HoME-Fl

deputy revenue collector for Arizona. l,rt Phoenix last night atter having completed the tahul3tiou oI Arizona corporations for the purpose ot taxa tion. He iS stationed at santa fe.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
LATE SHOWS

LATE SNoWS-T. |. Sparks who cam" down rom his mine at N0rucu yesterday said that there was au inch of snow therr the daN before l was also reported that there was snow low down on the mountains east oi Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
BUCKEYE LANos-Lands down in

the Buckeye country are looking up. Among those who have just Tiled on acreage there under the desert land act are DTS. W. W. Watkins and Roy Thomas IL iS an on accouu; ot the Buckeye railroad
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
SURVEYS APPROVED

SURVEYS APPRoVEO-Thc sur vcy"r general has approved Mineral Survey No, s,6Ya, embracing the Belle May, PittShurg No ., Starr Nn. and Ben uur No. 8. lode mining claims situated lu the Globe mining district | Gua county. Arizona, and claimed by l Clara Kinney, Mineral Survey No s.sS3, embracing the Ben llur No. 6 and the RoSNljuv No. ls lodcS, S'tu- atcd m the Globe mining district Gtla county. has also been approved by tho surveyor general This survey Is claimed by Clara Kinney
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
rHg FUNERAL OF w, E. spRlN.

GEE-Thv tunvral SorViCCS Ot ". E- springer win take placv to o'clock this afternoon at the Episcopal church and win hc conducted by tho rector, RoN. IulluS Atwood
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
THE SUPREME COURT

was brief meeting of tho supreme court yesterday, at which motion for a rrhraring ot the ease of the Arizona Sheltiug company against Cecil G Fcnnvu was submitted on briefs Though there was an under standing that the court would not sit until next Saturday il was decided yesterday that motion would be heard today or tomorrow. This meeting will be mainly for the purpose "t hearing the application for writ ot man damus against the supervisors of Co chisc county tn compel them to issue licenses to the S.,loonkecpers of Low cu \ telegram was ordered sent [" the attorneys .ur the SaioouErcperS.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
WILL TRY FOR BIG RACED,


 trict Attorney Bullard has one ot the biggest racing cards up his sleeve for next faIrs fair week events that the west has seen in some time. lt is nothing more nor less than d match race between Barney Oldfield and his old rival. prPalm9. Roth men arr to be in Los Angeles. and while there Mir. Rulard win write them and sr" what arrangements can be made lt sufficient inducements can gc offered for these men to risk their" neckS there is no reason why several world records for circular tracks cannot be shattered ta little bits. Oldtlvld admits that the fair ground track is one Of th" fastest he ever drove around. and with such man as pepalma at his heels he would have to press his own rec ordS or lose them.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
NEW NOTARIE ES-

NEW NOTARIEs-Notarial commiS- Johnston of Globe and W F. Morouey of hingman.
 COMMISSION ISSUED - Governor Sloan yesterday signed the commis- sion of F. S. DePass. the newly ap- pointed railroad commissioner.
 POSTPONED ONE DAY-Miss Bai- ley's class meeting. reviewing the les sons given in physical culture. has been postponed from Tuesday even ing until Wednesday evening.
 LAWYER BUYS CAR-Leroy An derson, d prominent attorney of Pres colt. was in Phoenix yesterday, and while here purchased d 4o-horsepower Stoddard-D Dayton automobile.
 ON A STILL HUNT-W. IT. Cox of Jerome k in the city on private business proposition. He heard there was d lat steer down here that would look fine in his Jerome market amt he came after him.
 FUNERAL OF E. R. kERR-The funeral of Earle E Kerr will be hcld in the Central Methodist church We'd ncSday afternoon at o'clock Mrs. Kerr and children win leave WcdncS- day night for Dayton. ohio, taking the body ot husband and father with them for iutcrmvnt in the old home.
 BOUGHT sUicKS-Among those who have recently purchased Buick automobiles of Mel Johnson are Max Nidult. manager of the Mesa Milling company. and W. H. Eurhugc, prcSt- dent ut the Navajo and Apache Rank and Trust company ot WjnSlow. Mir imrhasv was here last week and bought u fine ear, which will b" >hlp- ped tu him today.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29

THE VERDE FloW-The rise pre- ,iictcd in the Verde river was a little late in coming and Vss not as large as had been expected. Nevertheless there was enough of it to furnish the nee cssary irrigation water under ths present conoitious. permitting the closing oi the Roosevelt gates on sat urday or Sunday About 44.ooO inches was running in the Verde yesterday 50 that altogether there was about =. 3.oo' inches for distribution Little iS re quired on the south side except Tor the Tempe canal as the others are not carrying water. pending the erection of new division gates. The water level at Roosevelt yesterday was 22.2i. tho highest point yet reached and making :.haut 2le.900 acre feet of water in storage. There has been no rise in the Salt river. the added amount in stGr- age being merely the result of closing the gates
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST

AuNllIERN-Thc Woman'S Aux iucrN oi Trnity church win hold a tea at tho GuHd EouSv Thursday afternoon from to o'clock
 cLus cHoRuS-The Womau'S vNh chorus win hold a rrbvarSN this afternoon 0t o'clock a, thv Kinder Caltyu
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29

AN EASTER sALl-An cnioyahlr time was had at the annual Easter ball oi PhoeuiN Typographical Union Nu. S5s which was held 9t o'\eiu hall last nirht. There were about two hun ..:-...! ""ul1o~ ,n ;hc floor. Exception ally tine music was furnished by tIc BesSc orchestra. lt k the one uisu 'o the year when the boys get out to enjoy themselves ana forget an about gal!eys and type and they were out in force last night The arrangement committee consisted of Claude K. Cause. James A Ball. =, T. White. Ed- gar Ferguson. Anthony Tebbon. Chas. A King, and Leslie Adams. The floor committee wvrv Jo,,,. i'',- Er'i p Adams. \ II Tebheu. l.. M. Adams. \ R Rcdondo Ths reception com m'ttee was all members of FhaethN Typographical Union No. S5e.
Arizona republican., 1910-03-29

EVERYTHING THAT'S GREASY.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-04-13

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