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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-13

ruby and b title Il yer with an oc-
'casional cluster of wire or nugget
silver. The property adjoins the
Ruby Chirf group from which ore
was shipped in car lots running
from 5 to 800 ounces in silver and
and several ounces il gold perton
aud where Is thousand do lars
sas realized from ore shipments
made in the sinking of one shaft
ninety feet in depth.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-07-13
DIR. COX'S
Barbed Wire
L.INIMENT

GUARANTEED to heal without leav-
ng blemish, or MONEY REFUNDED.
5Oc and 81 90 sizes for fresh wounds
Did sores, sore backs and shoulders, burns
md bruises. 25c size for Family Use.
DIR. coX'S PAINLESS BLISTER
is painless and guaranteed to cure
SPAWN, Ringbone, Curb, Sweeny, Splint,
Puffs. or any enlargement OF bone OF
muscle, or money refunded. Price soc.
VoR SALE ~ AL DRUGGISTS
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10

Two, three and four room houses, well
heated. Inquire at d. A, Belmore
LsmbsT Co.
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HIoH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA ENTER
TAINs CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

III" High School Orchestra furnish
ID excellent music for the smoker ~,
IN by the Chamber of Commerce last
FRIDAY evening This Orchestra ha.
only been organized q ,hor, time aud il
,omp",cd almost rutlrrl, uf Tucumcarl
Young people, who, under the direction
1T Prot Henderson IL becoming one of
the best Musical organizations in New
Mexico. The following excellent pro.
yVau, Sas r.ud,dads
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
wNoRovR RESIDENCE FINISHED

The splendid residence 1T Roy Win
grove ~ south Third street was finish
Eel TUESDAY aud Mr. Wiugroyr moved
INTO ~ Thursday. Ri,scr 4 Murray were
the architects, I'd Hall the contractor
and the building j, one ct the best finish
ed Ne have ever seen be- this city II
- built of cement aud vcucorcd with
pressed brick aud has % large porch uu
the north The porch is cement with
ycrv large cement columns supporting
the porch r"of. The porch surrounds
the cast aud north halves at the build
ing. The reception, living. aud dining
t"om, are large and the entire interior
o., elegantly duih,rd iu polished onk. Thi.
Is me at the prctiir~t residences boo
the city.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
PRETTrEsr COUNTRY ON EARTH

4 former inhabitant OF Quay County
still thinking Ut the country writes 49,
follows;
inc Monterey street.
Fast Bakersfield, Cal.
May -, 1911
Editor Tucumcari News.
Turumcari, y. VI.
Dear Sir:
Please dud enclosed 50 cents for
which you will send me Your weekly pc
pcr siN months. II has been nearly q
wear siucr We left our home On the
Plains ~ KIRK, y. NJ. and We ave aux
ious to keep informed about the pref
ties country ON earth
Yours resp,
MRS G. q. LANDAU.
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HOTEL voRENbERe PARTY

\ ,rrv pleasing dancing party vo,
given by MI aud Mr.. 4. T. caldwell
last SATURDAY, evening To- the dining
room 1T the hotel. Rctrrshm'u'. Wet.
served the guests nt ten O'Clock uui 20
very much cnioyrd entertainment $3.50.
reported. The guests pro."u' Wrr" r-
foll"ws Mi>sr, L"rkc. Truhu. Costello.
rrurp. King, corn, Hodges, Canning.
R",si. Iluwert"u. severe. lH Mar, 'h,
Misses Koch aud Mrs Brul'u lI1ru
The gentlemen present WEI" M",.r,
Braucnamp, IN. Ferguson. d.. I'ul'"r
a. W Corn. Taylur. Walton. Coldiupruu.
rIuuigau. j. T.. Woford. Emmett lru
uings. Mrddocks. rI,ic luuc.. Victor
p"nnhuc aud BENT" Iiura. The
music We, Gr"rg" Ferguson
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cHRIsTIAN CHURCH

II H. hoped that every member ot the
christian Church will hc present next
Lordsday. Service Imsiuc,s ~ Import
ancc demands Your Attention. -
Subject for SUNDAY morning: ''Thc
New Birth Evening "Christ. the
Light of the World.
-. r.. HUNT, Munster.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10
Local and Personal Mention

, We arc prepared to test aud IT your
eyes. BLlTZ BROS.
Fresh cut flowers every SUNDAY morn
ing. Roberts a Pack.
t'nclc johnnie Pace was in the cit,
several day, from ~ rasu. tie wa, q
guest ct the Cleurock.
Attorney Reed Hollomau aud Bcnito
Bnca spcui Wednesday al Cucr,o on lc
gal husiucs. for the Gross Kelly people.
j. 49, Franklin. Conductor on the
Memphis, Wa q guest ct the Elm Rooms
last week several days, tied up on ac
rouut Vt wa,houts on the line.
y. :. William. Of Las Cruces. repre-
,]cutiuu the kausn, CITY Billiard aud
Pool co.. and the l,tmi,h glassware
Co.,. D.. looking lur hu,iucs, here to-day
" VI MuJrby wbo D., spending .
month 10 Hot springs. writers home that
h. is feeling fine. likc q Young man.
but tUa, ue j., auNtou. to get back home
We can sell yea groceries cheaper be
cause We lose no bad accounts. We DE-
n"' have % book krcrcr and do the work
ourselves.
T.. y Smith & Co. cash store
o. g. Kup aud daughter VI Nara
VISA were guests Of the N]oreuhcrp Sat
tlyy The, vcr, here ,o attend the
utII given g., NJ aud Mrs.. Caldwell
saturday nigut
O.. o. Dul,ord. who has been stock
aiming here for rho past two wear,
~ Thursday morning Goo spend 'hr
uumrr AMONG relative, boo the mouu
'uu, of New Hampshire.
John Miller. who ha. been running the
u,H stand u Do. Nav building. I.r
Monday. returning h"mc To- central
Ieyu,. boo answer 'o 20 wirr stating ,tar
. sister we, luuprrnu,l, 100.
J. o.. kcoh with the summons llard
Co.,. wa, at the Notruhyrg ~,tur
10y k"uh say, the Nurruh, .g q, nmuup
ne h".r hotels o. the west % rurum
..,r should bot, pruui Of ,url ,n in,fiu
o.
Soc , for ryr ul,.,c. and .re,t,rl.,
HLIrZ BROS
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poet, vrrr never better.
q. =. pctor. ,sru, Tot ,nr Rock l.,
Iand View Nc,lru Division. Turumr,u.
ua, boy , contract ,h,, wee. for the
un OF 70 two story frame residence
uu south second stree, rh. rou,rnc
to, are : y RrrN,r and ,,,orin,r,.
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ID" Iuh from the opening 'u the clos
iu- hour \ handsome urw .isu j., go
ing m 'h" window. Fine Bu,lnc,..
For mat .~urI,,. 81. RuhrI'. a Pack
4. y.ryf,r sf ~, finn of /ir-Irr Bro,
of Carr,yn,u. y,. boa the Ell, Wedu,.
I,,. e.,..' of rU, Nur,uhrrp A. Saw.
ur an, ,utrrrl som, change Iu .n.s civ
Dol. f,.i visit , wear nu, or mor.
Tia, ,or..r of second ,nd Mann. Ia. ,n,.
like another cir,
'P'''" " "'''''' '" 70"
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TUcUMcARi MAsoNs
TEACH AT VAUGHN

Several Tucumcari Mn,ous. among
them Eugene Jacobs, T. H Jones, \. u
G~ulicnhcr2. Herman GcrhHrdi, j H.
White, spent Tuesday night ~ Vaughn
for the purpose "f giving m" "Ncmrli
fcatiou Of the secret work 90 ih"
Vaughn Lodge They report q very tu
icrcstiug visit and Wurshipful Master
Morris NJ Roswell Lodge 40 l. return
"d ~ |Iucumrari Wednesday morning
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

sunday school. 10 g. M, worship u
q. M. aud : f. m, Junior League . IN
The theme ~ the l]isrour," bon the
morning will Be- 90 IN" p~i,rcusati"u 90
the Holy SpiIt.''
In the evening. THE Spirit ul
christ PRAYER meeting aud Bihl.
class "Wednesday ~ = e.. m ~"
body welcome.
e. + LECAS, ra-',r.
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W. Lcming is rcporicd .ick.

W. lsehinH ~ reported slrh.
For pure apple cider call On Robert.
A Pack.
\. &. Taliafcrro of Canutc, OKLA. j. a
guest Of the I'm Rooms.
Mrs. W o. fairhnrst q, visiting rcln.
iivrs in hutchinson. Kausps.
Eager brothers lost t. yer, huc mare
Friday morning Ut last wcck.
California rantrloprs are now mu,.
iug east over the Rock island
W. u. Bennett. the contractor was nt
the Gleurcck Mondav from san Jon,
Miss Carrie Barnett Of Ohar, is spend
ing the week with Mrs. v. W Moore
H.. NJ. llcigcokc vas iu from Eudrc
Tuesday lie stopped ct 'hc "icnrock.
T. G.. Read, ot Needles. arizona, o.,
In the city. tie is selling Florida land,
D. j. tber aud niece .,tt "Wednesday
going in California fn .u,ul 'hr ,uw
mrr.
Percy pod,uu of lrvi,,illc. Ar
a.. , -
p.v,,u
.ltt. .,t. ,,.,
~, ,., Ola. rr. p.,v.
,..
nm
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REPAIR WORK

VI al Kind, ~ sewing machines. rhouu.
graphs, Furniture, oic.
BARTON. ~ T.. Main ~.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-06-10

FOR SALE-Large Lon safe. Bar
gain. Inquire OF ". Is. farrell.
WANTED;--Houss Girl, Phone No.
=. G.3.ti
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FOR RENT;-Three furnished fuums
IN on Second Street, Address.
post ,nice box ld2, OF see I'D Temp
kiu,. G3ti
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
Hancock Department

cal events from the landing of Column
bus up To the present time and tab
let's of glass contain in silver and gold
letters quotations from the sayings of
famous men; there is a map made of
wood from every state i'm the union.
showing the capitals. principal cities.
mountains, lakes and large bodies of
water and photographs of all the SOW
errors adorn the walls.
The Illuminating effects are beauti-
ful and novel in the extreme. surpass-
ing anything of the kind ever attempt
ed. The name Of the ship I'm red,
white and blue lights is displayed on
the funnel, and there is a flag of the
United States which flashes on and
off, creating "A waving effect; other
electric devices are a red. white and
blue shield. a large star and stream
Frs of lights from bow to stern. and
other features requiring altogether
1900 incandescent lights. which when
lie up at night produce most strik-
ing and pleasing appearance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
A HOPEFUL MESSAGE TO SCALP
SUFFERERS AND men WHO'S
HAIR Is THINNING

Dandrun now-'bald later. The same
Is true of scalp diseases. In fact bald
ness is scalp disease. The trouble
with the greasy salves and lotions,
the so-called dandruff and scalp cures
YOU have tried so far is that they don't
do anything but temporarily relieve the
itching and cake the dandruff so it
doesn't fall until it's dried out again.
Nothing can cure--really cure such
troubles but a real scalp medicine that
will kill the germs causing dandruff
and scalp disease.
Learning from leading fellow drug
gists throughout America that they had
found a whirIwind cure for dandruff
eczema and all diseases of the skin and
scalp the Eagle Drug store and I.aur-
ium Pharmacy on proving TO the la
boratories compDunding the treatment
that it is the most prominent drug
store in this city secured the agency
for the remedy. This remedy is ZEMO.
the clean, liquid preparation. that kills
the germ OF disease and ZEMO SOAP
to wash the scalp or skin clear and
clean of the dandrun or scale and by
its antiseptic qualities soothe and
heal.
Sold and guaranteed by druggists
everywhere and in Calumet by Eagle
Drug store; in Laurium by Laurium
Pharmacy.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09

L'Anse TO attend the funeral of the
late Mrs. Amelia Sangebusch.
Fred Brodeur has left for visit
with friends asd relatives at Montreal.
w. NJ. Shlaes. the jeweler. is expected
home tomorrow from Chicago, where
he attended the piano trade exhibit
this week
Joseph Ruppe has joined the pro-
cession of Hancock residents who are
having their homes re-painted for the
summer To put them in attractive trim
for the home coming. Donahue is do
ing the work.
Albert the three year-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs. August Hyvonen, Of the Bos-
ton location. died Wednesday evening.
and the funeral takes place this after
noon, with interment i'm Lakeside Gem
etery i'm Hancock
Miss Nellie c. Carroll. Of this city,
has taken honors at the Marquette
Normal school. She was formerly
student at St Patricks school and
will be "A member of the Hancock pub
lie school teaching STAFF next term.
The Hancock Auxiliary of the Wo-
mems Home missionary society Of
the NJ. II. church will hold a meet
ing Monday night at which officers
will be elected and other matters OF
importance will come up for cosidera-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09

TALLY insured In the James agency
and the Italian Mutual company. The
family were in their beds at the time,
and the fact that the house was afirc
was first discovercd by Mrs Bartolni
who Is said 10 have had difficulty In
awakening her husband, but all were
gotten out i'm safety. The caust or
the fire Is presumed 10 have been in
connection with the electric wiring.
there being no fires of any kind In
the building. The blaze apparently
started i'm the dining room and had
made considerable Roadway before "a
was discovered so that by the time
the department arrived the interior
was a mass of flames. Mrs. Bartolini
1t is reported had thought she heard
cracking sound some ten minutes
before the fire was discovered, but no
attention was paid TO IL.
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TRACK AND FIELD MEET
OF THE COPPER COUNTRY
TAKES PLACE TOMORROW UNDER
HIGH SCHOOL AUSPICES.
PROMINENT MEN SELECTED TO
ACT AS OFFICIALS.

The annual intercollegiate track and
field meet of the schools of Houghton
county will take place timorrow after
noon at the driving park i'm Hancock.
under the auspices of the Houghton
High School Athletic association.
Teams have been entered by Hough-
ton, Dollar Bay, Hancock, Calumet
expected that some excellent records
will be made. with a possibility that
some new high records may be estab-
lished All the men of the various
teams entered have been working hard
since the beginning of spring and as
result the material selected for entry
in the various events is the best that
has been produced at such events i'm
some years. Principal Kelley and
Captain Earl Sullivan of the Hough-
ton high school will have charge of the
meet. and they have selected as Off
Gals some of the county's most prom
inent men. including Sheriff Byers.
President Bawden of Houghton, Sena-
tor w. Frank James of Hancock, Phys
zeal Director Sherwood of the Calumet
Y. NJ. G. A., Physical Director Cornell
of the NJ G. NJ, DIR. II. r. Farrand. of
Houghton, n. d. Starrett of Hancock
and Carlos j. Haug of Houghton, be-
sides whom two instructors of each
school represented will act as officials
for the day.
The Houghton team entered is com
posed of the following:
100 yards-Cross, Worthing, Palm
err.
22O yards-Alt Worthing McNair.
i4O yards-Rogcrs, Bawden, Penber-
thy.
f-mile-Bassett. Rogers, Bawden.
one milc-Norton, Bassett Pfeiffer
COLLABORATION Pfeiffer, Nor
ton.
Running broad jump-Cross, Palm
err, Rogers.
Standing broad jump-Alt, Bawden,
Sullivan.
Running high jump-Palmcr, Rowe,
Bawden.
Pole vault-Bassett, Marchon, GU
lctte.
Hammer throw-Alt. Sullivan.
Shot put-Cochran. Sullivan. Rog
ers.
Discus-C Cochran. AIT. Sullivan.
Hancock's team is as follows
Half mile-John Campbell. JAY
Coon, Howard Larson and Norman
Gillespie.
100 yard dash--James Smith. Eden
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
STEAMER UNITED STATES
ARRIVED LAST EVENING
STEAMED INTO PORT ABOUT
HALF PAST YESTERDAY.
LEAVES TONIGHT FOR ExcUR-
SION TO PORT ARTHUR.

The palatial steamer United States
of the Indiana Transportation COM
pany. came here earlier than expected.
arriving in port at about half past 4
yesterday afternoon. She was saIuted
by whistles along shore as she passed
mp the lake and turned i'm at the Por-
tage Coal Dock Co.'S dock at Ripley
TO coal up. The boat will lie at a
Hancock dock all day today, and might
will sail with two thousand copper
country people for Port Arthur. arriv-
irg at the latter city early tomorrow
morning.
ON the arrival of the ship at Port
Arthur the freedom of the city will be
rendered by Acting Mayor Dawson i'm
front of the Prince Arthur Hotel The
visitors will then form parade
through the city. returning to the
Prince Arthur, where an address Of
welcome by prominent Port Arthurite
will he responded to by DR.. Il. II. Abb
rams. After dinner a baseball game
between Port Arthur and Dollar Bay
teams will be played and the Quincy
band will give concert during the
afternoon i'm front of the Prince Ar
thur Hotel. Visits will he made by the
eXcursionists to various points Of in
terest and in various ways their visit
to Canada viii be made as delightful
as possible. The steamer will arrive
at Hancock on her return trip early
Saturday morning and street cars will
be in readiness to convey the excur-
sionists 10 their homes.
The United States was visited by
many people today and greatly adj
mired for the beauty of her lines and
TIC magnifcencc of her fittings The
boat in general appearance much re-
sembles her sistership the Roosevelt,
but is of more recent construction
and embodes many novel features
lacking i'm the other. The United
States is built of steel. is 215l
feet long, with forty foot beam, and i'm
its construction many ideas with pa
triotic significance were Incorporated
by her builders and designers. For
instance she was launched on Washing
tons birthday. the statcrooms are
named after the states of the union.
the cabins are filed with paintings
showing important national histori-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09

McGlynn and Lewis Barrett
Two-mile run-Howard Larson. ia
dred Wivell and Leo Maiers.
llO yard dash-Swft Noble. John
Campbell and Lewis Barrett.
22O yard dash-Lewis Barrett, Eden
McGlynn and James Smith
One-mile run-Jay Coon. Eldred
Wivel. Earl Loudly and Garrett John
ston.
One-half mile relay-Lewis Barrett.
Eden McGlynn. James Smith and John
Campbell.
Hammer throw-Gustav Pclto, James
Smith. Christ Schilling and James
Hendrickson.
Standing broad jump-Christ Schiu-
ing. Eden McGlynn, Swift Noble and
Lewis Barrett.
Discus throw-Christ Schllng Har-
old Richards, James Smith and James
Hendrickson.
Running high jump-Christ Schll-
ing James Smith, Eden McGlynn.
John Campbell
Running broad jump-Elden Nc
Glynn, Christ Schillng and Lewis
Barrett
Pole vault-James Smith, Christ
Schillng and Eden McGlynn.
Shot put-Christ Schlling, Gustav
Pelto. James Smith.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
MAN BREAKS THINGS.
And Is Taken in Charge to BE Exam
med as TO Insanity.

Joseph Lewis of Railroad avenue.
employed as a surface man at the
Quincy mine, was taken 10 Houghton
this morning by Officers Naska and
Wright of Hancock, and will be exam
ined as to his mental condition. Al
about half past this morning Lew
is arose and going down stairs half
clad began To smash the furniture in
the kitchen He then went 90 the
front entrance and broke i'm the glass
panel OF the door. Others i'm the
house became alarmed and telephoned
To the city hall for policeman, Of
fcer Naska responding With officer
Wright he later returned TO the house
with a carriage and took Lewis to
Houghton The man. II is claimed
was temperate I'm his habits. not in
dulginE in intoxicants at all. but ne Is
supposed to have had his mind un-
balanced by excessive reading.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
DWELLING HOUSE BURNS.
Residence OF Charles Bartolini on En-
cry Street Quilted BY Flames.

4 fire alarm was turned i'm at about
half past o'clock this morning from
box i6 i'm West Hancock, summoning
the fire department for "A conlagration
I'm the residence of Charles BantOlini
The house was the last one on the
north side of Emery street i'm the III
seth addition. and was "A frame struc-
turc valued at about $1,iO0. With the
furniture, which was destroyed the
loss will amount 10 about $4,000. par
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
CONFERRED WITH OFFICIALS.
Committee Takes Up Matter Of Leas-
ing Part of Right of Way.

The committee appointed by May
or Dodge to take up with the South
Shore officials the matter of securing
a portion of the Mineral Range right
of way on Railroad avenue, for the
purpose of widening that thorough
fare between Ethel avenue and Fcle-
walton streets. called yesterday upon
f.. w McPherran, land agent of the
South Shore, at Marquette yesterday.
Mr.. McPherran thought the matter
could be satisfactorily arranged. and
stated he would take II up with the
president of the road. lie also in
formed the committee that the COM
pany is planning to put i'm a freight
siding on a part of the right of way
but that there would be room enough
for the granting of the strip asked
for by the city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

William g. Bowling of Calumet has
moved To Hancock and with his family
will reside at 1918 Emery street.
Sam Maxi of the Quincy has pur-
chased from w. Frank James lot 49,
block 6. Anthony's second addition,
with eight-room house and will move
his family here from the hill.
j y. Wirkku has purchased through
the James agency lot =, block 6, An
thongs addition. containing a six
room house.
Senator w. Frank James has accept
ed an invitation to he present at big
meeting of the Calumet British Amer
lean club on Monday evening, and de-
liver an address.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
PRESENTED WITH JEWEL.
Gift to Past Potentate Hanohette from
the u. p. Shriners.

At the midsummer ceremonial ses-
sion of Ahmed Temple Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine. held last Wednesday
evening at Marquette, G. d. Hanchette
of Hancock. was presented by the
members Of the temple with n hand
some past potentate's jewel. The je-
wei is beautiful specimen of the je-
welers art. and Is of solid gold with
crescent of tiger claws, and star set
with a magnificent diamond. MIR.
Hanchette did not return with the
other copper country Shriners but left
Marquette yesterday for Lansing on
business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09
WIRELESS FOR THE YANTlC.
All Of the Naval Reserve Ships Will
Be Equipped.

Wireless equipment is To bc Install
ed on all the naval reserve ships on
the great lakes as soon as possible
The navy department has announced
it's intention To so equip every naval
reserve ship i'm service, commencing
with the great lakes fleet Atlantic
fleet next and then the Pacific fleet.
II is hoped to have the service placed
aboard the fresh water ships before
the end of the present season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09


Under the present conditions Il is
rather aggravating 90 New Yorks cit
liens 60 hear from G.. w. Baker, ed
itor of the Engineering News, that
New York city could have saved from
s50Oo0.O0O 10 SlOO,OOO.OOO in the cost
of the Catskill Aqueduct II IL had
utilized the waters of the Ten Mile
and Housatonic rivers for it's new wa
ter supply. He says e would have
obtained "a supply of equal quantity.
pressure and purity I'm half the time
and at a great saving OF money. Al
the time the matter OF providing ad-
ditional water supply FOR New York
city was considered four or five years
ago, the plan 10 use the waters of the
Ten Mile and the Housatunic rivers
was suggested. but IL was urged by
the opponents of the plan, that owing
to the fact that the two rivers have
their sources and part of their upper
course n Connecticut. there were in
surmountablc obstacles I'm the woy
of carrying ont the plan. Il was prin-
cipally for that reason that the Cats
kill plan was finally adopted.
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News want ads bring results.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-06-09

The Ripley school closed yesterday
for the year. and the children were
taken for an excursion to the White
city on the steamer International
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ton. Tho meeting will take place at
the home OF Mrs. George II. Roberts.