The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-11-16
UPPER PENINSULA
Killed by an Ore Train

Killed by an Ore Train
At Crystal Falls last week, John
Carlson was found dead near the track
of the Chicago x Northwestern road
The body was badly mangled. 1t is
thought that Carlson. while under the
influence of liquor, had gone to sleep
on the track and was run over by an
ore train. The deceased was a mid
dle-aged man and unmarried.
Struck by Stray Bullet
John Levy was standing in front of
Olson & Co.'S store nj Munising the
charged. He felt something hit him
sharply i'm the left side and soon after
a 22-calibre bullett-still warm-was
picked up on the sidewalk. The young
mans clothing saved him from a more
serious injury than bruise on the
side where the bullet struck.
Are Popular at Ann Arbor--
Munising has several young men
studying at the University Of Michigan
among the number being Harrie G.
Bssell and Joe Fouchard. That both
are making excellent records is a
source of satisfaction and pride to
their relatives and friends. Mr. Bis
sci was recently honored by being
elected vice president of the junior en-
gineers. Mr. Fouchard has earned the
coveted position of track manager for
the junior Tits"
Wheels to Turn Soop--f r
Manager 5F'ox, Fbf the Won Platen
Lumber company announces that he
expects to have the big new mill at
Iron Mountah in operation early in
Decentralization the fifteenth. A
force of forty men will be employed
in the mill proper during the day run.
Manager Fox, however. anticipates
operating the plant day and night,
which means active employment for
eighty men. The company has several
camps i'm operation and is assured of
a steady supply of timber. Considerable
timber has also been purchased from
operators along the st. Paul road.
Chased by Wolves
wal" Folio, son of Alderman Louis
Folio and graduate of the Escanaba
High school. had an exciting exper-
fence last week at Fayette, Delta coun-
ty, where he is engaged as teacher of
one of the schools. While walking
through the woods from the home of
a neighbor, where they had been
spending the evening, Mr., Folio and
two companions. Albert and Earl Cliff
ton, were chased by pack of wolves.
II was after covering about half of the
distance to their destination that the
young men heard a noise in the under
brush. Mr.. Follo's two companions
started to run and called TO him to fol-
low. Thinking that they were joking
he continued to walk while they forged
ahead. In a moment he heard the cry
of wolf almost at his side and realiZ-
ed that the alarm of his companions
was stern reality. He started to
run and could hear the steady leaps
of the wolf just inside the brush at the
roadside. Presently another wolf APP
peared on the other side of the road
and back in the woods the answering
cry of third worlf was heard. Young
Folio sprinted hard and just before he
overlook his companions one of the
animals crossed the road i'm front of
him. Folio has been coaching some of
his pupils i'm football and was in ex-
cellent running condition. together
with his companions, and they raced
until within thirty rods of the Clifton
home, when the wolves gave up the
chase and turned back.
| Recommends New Building
If the recommendations OF Architect
Hubert are carried out, three of the
city schools at Menominee will be
| abandoned. At a meeting of the board
last week arrangements were made TO
make needed repairs to the various
structures. The matter was left in 49,
hands OF a committee, and this con.
mittee is to have the work done under
the superintendency of Mr.. Hubert
Among the schools that are in bad con-
dition, says the architect, are the an
mex Of the Riberty street building. the
Spies avenue school and the three
room building on state street Mr..
Hubert's report is supported by a re-
port of Mr.. Donahoe. Peoria expert,
who was employed by the board TO
make an Investigation OF the various
schools Mr.. Hubert says that he will
recommend that the board discontinue
the use Of these three buildings and
construct new and larger building I'm
n central location. The school board
says that the smaller buildings were
constructed in order to knock out the
location TO some Of the saloons in the
city. According to Mr.. Hubert the
structures have outlIved their useful