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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
Application for Franchise.


APPLICATIONS NOTCH
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AHttts q fh- fltf q MhnsIIng sul %
--ui-,t sair sc ~ wives and Other nec-
"r-erN eI~t trlc1i and rlec hautenl Hupn-
ances a. ~aid point Nitl 49,. tra~k. -
- said iannandie rrartlou Cornpany
-tru or ~ D. constructed from
>sla CITY limits Northwaraiy
l.rTs ~ hi~n ur TIE So Say z
,rtphef 1917. fi-l vita ~ cirrz ~ the
III Hrnnrn - t'cuur. aus 18th the
Anfii1f an1 Ex-pfft.la Dlafs Z 49,. &c.
~ hrahel ~ 'uuncii. an Ordinance 90
- Proposed % the Council q &c CIV Of
" Dc. iins fuf tre purposs ~ sr,nttng
ne Above mentioned rights uairh ordl-
name. In addition C. tie making ~ sl.h
sent contsins provisions IN the matter
- indemnity a. the CITY. compeusation
70 fne fftN. purct aSe bY th~ City %
PHYSICAL property. etc iu uursuaucs -
tN~ provisions - the CITY CHARTER. ri
-. - which Ordnance Tor further
,n.stinstlon J. hereby made
fANhANpt-E TRACTION COMPANY
hy q q. NAGLE. Vice Precedent
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
CROSS CHARGES
Defense and State Allsse Unfair Acts
IN Securing Jury for Louis
isnan's Murder Case.

'ftL'ISNS.- IA. oct. 2f-rn
directly charging the sheriff with fa,.-
oritism in summcnirg Henlremen for
tho trial ~ Mrs McRae for the muir
der ~ Allen Garland. tho Tulane COLI
i'kr student. tho state moved to-day
ip dismiss the panel a. $50 vcniremcn
ne motion charges that "a man ace
tive in behalf of the def.nse rs sr-
compnuled Sheriff Swords op b.
trips summonlnE verIrener which
The sheriff has reported diffiruI, In
that citizens hid from him AZ a
counter charge. TIRE defense asked ftsf
District Attorney Garland. relative
"i The man killed. barred from pfasr-
outing the case. hs compelled sa een-a
7iirert.nr co. Tofh motions viii Do.
heard morrow morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALT
or CITY gaoPEnTY

sr@f Virtue ~ t..I 20 fru.f made nr
iiarrr Mar-r. and Iumn Mason ..a
Nl.r. o. no aa trI7ter lutrf fle 18th
r fra offi.e n 80 .I.rk VI ..e county
lrf n ono ..Hlf" Nref virginia. In
.4 q. TrH-t hnos 81. %. peE- fls q
font door ~ f.e court House or W. ID
tH'f. H Nirrlr.H pu Sol rf4T fIe
-tl 70 lf.N'f lt.l. memo ins
u parcel Situated Hr ere vest side ~
Asll street ara fruffirE thereon. ir fre
FIlii Na-i " ..- 'Ity n " lrr.nr. yllo
l.a.riy lsserilei RI foiious to-uit.
l.r eco property 1eing the arlfh
.1f number fIrIr-aIU fff. Ir rnarlIra
'nl Fcft coalition o. fHr ffg - ~ heel
on the s.rf Side 81 lia.a st-ee,. srd ~
Lf.l.hf .l.E ~ EN- even HIifr o. ~
lltry Pr ffe rear 70 aaII i1f. foFrfler
~ .erfnr. p- applrfrranoee there
.1 .rnurIrE
T.Is Hc.nr trs same property fhafuaa
tft -rl to ffe ea.1 ffarrr Nasrr f1r AMI
= lI arf Testament 90 -aaun. 20 s1saura.
!. nl-. "r.rH sel being r.u ~ record fr
1rlr III ,..' ....-., te..s y.-e.,i- "a
l.e tre prnprrtg t1at ~ he.ra ~ -
eln ur -uearrH. Mason .orFeyef
Ir r1t tt.e an Interest ir. 81
HHeun. under goo wlI afrrfsa D. fo f-a
fall Harrr Mason By Gao 1eela that ere
. ef record lr tlc CLERKS Office o.
.fIo county. West NrrirIa. In Deed
..nA 40 I.a 81 rHrra 900 ard zee
TEENS 90. SALE
0r-t 900 ~ flr pur..ssr money ant
moro feel frf Dur. .aafr nav r.r.f
- taft .r cash on lne ffr 40 esIn. ana
I. N.Fi u lfau r.TuaI annual rnf-
tuls H..l lr-errrf ar sln rsr cert from
it.n payable nnrrf-aurualIy fna rur-
irving notes flr ono deferred Ir-
STD approved lr.fr. and
~ te trustee aUflI If T. FOLLY ralI Tor
~. 81 DUNLAP
A-A- Trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
EXPERIMENT MINE
WRECKED BY BLAST
Operators Who Witness Oeuonstra.
ton az Pittsburgh. Observe Re-
msrkabie Sight

PITTSBURGH Oct lI-The exc
psr.menfai coal mine OF The United
states bureau of mines. at IrIcoton.
Pa. JUST Outside uIs clfr. sas wr-cE.
eel tonight by au explosion OF coal
dust. hred bs black powder. touched
on as au experiment Mlnc engineers
AND cool operators. Who vent 20
brueafou to uIfness the test state
tonight tla- fuayseav one Of the most
remarkable sights lu their lives
While r0 person was injured.
number hHd ulrrJu ESCAPES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
10 SPEECHES
Are Made BY Taft In ~ Many Towns
IN Minnesota Tuesday

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. OCT a.
After invading Karaas. Iowa. 80.
hraska, Washington. Orccon ana Cau.
iornia. states that are -Iassad 1s ON
surEont. PRECEDENT Taft today swepf
through Minnesota. making more
nan fifteen specific <ui stopping at
almost as many towns aud VILLAGES Lon
DIE progress from Cisncoe to thIs CIV
Tonight Tho president spoke -n frr
auditorium here. and tomorrow after.
noon and evening Dol viii De- tho glie.+
OF 50 Paul ON I1urrdav ha u.I
cross over into Wisconsin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25
SETTLEMENT

NEW YORK. oct "a settlement
or az differences pending between the
so-cailed tobacco trust and x g. Rich
ardson. Jr. and Company. Inc. was
elected to-day. thus removing one Of
fho most important factors from op-
position 90 the American Tobacco 90. b
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-25

A'.orn"' D. rouiF ~ .h.s city,
vas called FOB EIl'us TUESDAY NOM.
ms h' ODE death al fhat place or Die
cousin. Mrs. Thomas nouahue. whose
death resulted from RI Ions illness oil
complications on Sunday rirh- Tire
funeral will he held at The family
home o. Eikins on Wcdnesias morn
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the magazine articles with which We are constantly
bombarded
And every time newspaper writer runs out OF
other material she takes long breath and proceeds
10 warn her readers OF some in the
river that even the most skiful pilot has a bare
chance OF avoiding. I know you see. for do Il my.
self
And the trouble with most OF these warnings ana
prophecies Is that they OF the great
est lessons that life gradually IL that no one
truth IS tho whole truth and that hing may be
true and that another almost opposite may also be
And that applies to the question Of matrimony as
well any other
OF course there Is doubt all marriage
is the rosy mountain top existence which court
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ron SALE


wu r'. room frame dwelling with
FaF Pump and ti-trIu water "a door.
'1iurr .nf fnkl00 o. Terms can be ar
funErd Less than $500 n8 buys hora
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED~> -. ,-".--->~~
Young men near ssth ST a. nos-ibie
Addres. Wig can Co sD-2g-f
WAHTED-Smail apartments Tor 20
famllte-. as near 18th 81 as ro-sthls
American. Address Wheeling can 90
o-eS-l
Sale bills received az this Office an.
nounce a mammoth sale OF contrac-
tors piking and paving outft By James
Henderson AZ Cadiz. Ohio. on Thurs
day, Oct 26th. Col Petticord and
Stevenson. auctioneers o.2s.i
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 90 Manufacturers. Jobe.r.. Msr
ShAnts pad othsr Whoissals peAisrs

NOTICE - HERTRY GIvJ,N- ira,
- STATE Hoard OF Control OF the state
=. Me9t Nifsiaia viii receive bids daily
~ its effic- at Charleston. West Nir-
slhle. Tor turnishinE sulplies for the
several STATE Institutions the fiuanrl Al
Iians cement o. which ~ vested IN aid
tteafd Contracts Viii be awarded 10 the
- 81 uieacfr. quality considered and
etheF thinEE being equal. West NlrElni q
sesers Vii BE- EiNeu preference
ISIS ot supplies needed Win b fur
1881 nlddets on receipt OF request
stating fhe line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
eA-h-U Charleston. West VIRGINIA
l. ; Engineer Office. wheeling. W
Va. October Is 1911
N,ealed proposals FOR furnishing and
delivering two Nood.n-hul rrnV.i
barges. Nos - and II. for sam No -.
ONO River viii be received here until
- NJ Eastern umel. November Is
1911. and then publicly opened Tnfor.
NATION on application. =. W Altrta.t-
Ter. Major. Engrs. o-2S-es-2B-n-e1-2g
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hut Was
TO be
o Ike II a happy
But what
er
be reciGse O a herm
DO know haven't who
had
i've over again would probably back had
after the 1865 "
Now perhaps think Of
~ ~
Perhaps ] thano girl saw why
positively afraid
married people
unhappy married
instead who
find
happy though their pape
OF life
talk imp er VIII living
cultivate forbearance
troubles
John Anderson. o
We camb
a day,
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The Daily Chit-Chat
By RUTH CAMERON

y And that and
Why wife wouldn't
marry husband II beat my
husband
from
be entirely exact but
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S.s-ronm bungalow with bail. having
.enutnt~i cellar cabinet uanfefr. Cont
tae ifi water Cement waiks and
o. uH" HH
LAKEWOOD Lprs-GooI s-tea fo-
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DIED.

BLoAH-0n Monlsy. OctoDef 81 1911 .t
n" n-la al rI. "a Rim Grove. Isl
We. LUCINDA FLDAN aged 90 years
Funeral from f.r residence 81 ler arf
Erlrr Sloan. ln patterson AIlIfInr.
fIu Grove. e. so 1-rIaeE a. n. wei.
rralHy. Nirf1f.rr Us. faIf
Hmna-ff ffIrrfafa Hn.r.f.r .r Sem.
DAY. Orfrhrr 90. 1871. af O'Clock q m d..
MARTHA o.. wife 1r Eonarf o. t.H.
iu beg frtH year
Funeral serrlc ices o. N.Wrrrar 40 D.
fHurrl rr Mrfra~far nffnrrrnr. aa F..
oriort iufermert af So BE. ben rsrta-
frrV frerfa OF fIr family raa...r.
folly invited o. affruI
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CONSTIPATION, BILIOUS HEADACHE AND SOUR
STOMACH MEAN CASCARfTS TONIGHT SURE

NJ o-s
ael mshe ooustipSton neir
ala.
al
Ia the
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Masonic Club puok.

g. Ihlrseay nirnt-Sunny brooks NJ
Never Wants. snaps ~ yvhitakc-
'arh prize bowling meet SUNDAY
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis BE rtS CHI "
FIeErsL BfrEs ~mg
ARTERiEL BALNER
ii22 ana 1924 Main street
-Calls Answer Day or Nstf-
Store Tlorss G15
VIC J.. bertschy. Bell Phone IZsg R
G.. J. berschy. Nat Phone Izzs-Y
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WANTED-Male Help.

WAhTED-Tinners. union wages An
lN cnldahaugh Brns. tOgI Jacob ~
W hcehng. or 7th and Marshall st NJ
''" O-sb-A
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WANTED-BemaIe Help

WANTED go girls over Is wears az 49,.
2" WpfS On sheet metal rr@ssss An5sl.
i.fn. preferred Permanent efnpiovfref.
= Work ia Hatlsfact0ry pre1r 80.
1rtfrl on Zud floor Of nrfgbf 49,, go
YiAi.nE Apply Wheeling can ~ la.I
ral department. 49,.
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John Anderson, my 20. John.
We clamb the hill thegither.
And monte a cantie day, John.
We've had vi ane anither
Now We maun tOtter down. John.
But hand In hand well 20.
Ana sleep thegither a. the foot.
John Anderson. my jo'"
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
Laurium Department

lilies of the valley, while the maid of
honor was attired in pink null and
carried pink roses. Miss Nichols play
ed the wedding march and lust he
fore the ceremony, Miss Myrtle Gray
rendered the vocal solo, 80 Promise
Me- The Sleep residence was beau
tituily decorated for the occasion. the
color scheme being pink and white
Mr.. and Mrs. Whyte will make their
home near the corner of Fifth and
Florida streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger of Pittsburg
were present at the ceremony.
Laundry CIoutier.
The wedding of Miss Clara Laun-
dry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Laundry of Rockland street and
George Cloutier, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. b. Clouticr of Lake Linden avenue
was solcmnizcd Tuesday morning. with
services in charge Of Rev. Fr. J. r.
Hoissoncault of the st. Annc's church.
The bride was attended by her sister,
Miss Elsie Laundry and the best man
was Joseph Carsseto, a cousin of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs Cloutier will be
at home To their friends after July
10, in Laurium.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
PLAYER BUMPED AGAIN.
National Baseball Commission Rules
Against Jack Pfiester.

once more the national commission
of baseball leaders has sat upon a
case which voiced an appeal Of a
player for his rights, and once more
the loWly player got il i'm the neck.
The latest case TO be decided against
player and in favor of maguate was
the Jack Phester claim for S66 against
the Chicago National league club
Phestcr, who is now
with the Louisville team, begged the
commission to graut his claim for cX-
penscs paid by himself on a trip from
the Chicago clubs training camp to
the Windy city. According to Plies
ter he made the trip to see special
list. on the order of Manager Frank
Chance believing that his expenses
were to be paid by the club. When he
handed in his expense account. he met
with a cold rundown and then taxi
ing that "onp i'm a thousand" chance.
Pitcher Jack appealed 20 the national
commission. True TO its past repu-
tatiou the commission composed Of
big league magnatcs met, had some
wine and ruled against the player and
they all had a good laugh
over their verdict.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
Id WGLCAST AND MORAN
ARE BOTH WORKING HARD
MOST IMPORTANT RING BATTLE
OF YEAR ON THE FOURTH.
san Francisco Fans Looking For
ward TO Brilliant Contest.

San Francisco. Cal, June 29-Wtth
pnly few more days i'm which 60 pre-
larc for their July Fourth battle Al
Nolgast and owen Moran have set
led down to the hardest kind of work.
Each boy realizes that he is about 10
nsagc i'm the most important ring en-
gagemcnt OF his career and nothing is
Dcing left undono to insure the most
perfect physical condition.
Mysterious Billy smith, has taken
lctivc charge of the Britishers ring
work, and viii he one of his chief
handlers when he enters the ring.
incidentally, smith will endeavor to
condition himself to take on some of
The four-rounders in his class around
san Francisco. Another shining light
in the Moran camp is Anton Lagrave,
Wolgasts opponent of several months
ago.
At the conclusion of yesterdays
work Moran tipped the beam at 130
pounds. three pounds below the light
weight limit.
Wolgast put i'm hard days work
at the Seal Rock gymnasium VOL
gast announced his weight as 1872
pounds.
No betting market has set been an
nounced, but it is expected Wolgast
will rule favoritc at odds of 10 TO s
when the betting commences.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
LINE OF MARCH
Is DETERMINED
LAURlUM'S BIG FOURTH OF JULY
PARADE WILL TRAVERSE THE
C. & n. LOCATION
ALSO.

Laurium's big Fourth Of July parade
will traverse the streets of the c. &
H. location as well as the streets of
Laurium. This was decided at meet
ing of the committees held last even
ing, and the line of march was def
mitcly announced. The parade will be
assembled in three divisions at .
o'clock. the first division on Pewabic
street, south of Third; the second divi-
sion on Iroquois street. north OF Third
and the third division on Third street,
east of lroquois. The parade viii start
at $3.50 o'clock sharp, any feature that
has not appeared by that time being
omitted. The second and third divi-
sions will proceed west on Third street
to PcWabic, where they viii .bo joined
by the first division and the pageant
viii then go north on PeWabic to
First: west on First and School streets
TO Calumet avenue; south on Calumet
avenue to Depot; east on Depot and
Third streets to Osceola; south on
Osceola to Fourth; east on Fourth t.
Hecla; south on Hecla to Lake Linden
avenue; east on Lake Linden avenue
TO Pcwabic; north on Pewabic to
Fourth; west on Fourth to Iecla;
north on Hccla To Third and east to
the Palestra where the parade will
disperse
The stand for the patriotic exercises
VIII be located on the corner of Third
and kearsarge streets, and In the.
event of ram, the program will be Civ
en- at the Laurium town hall
novel plan will be followed i'm
Judging the parade this year. The
judges, whose names VIII not be
Known until after the parade, will
have an automobile and will view the
parade from different angles. thereby
arriving at a much fairer verdict than
would be possible otherwise.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
LkURlUM BRIEFS.


Samuel MaurcnCc of Laurium has
returned from Pittsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mitchell OF
Houghton were in Laurium yesterday
Fred SaEcmiller has returned TO Cal
umet from Minnesota, where he has
been located.
Meals will be served at the Laur-
ium NJ. T.. church both at noon and
supper time all next week.
Capt. Thomas Hoatson and John
son vivian have returned from a busi-
ness trip t. Chicago and Indianapo-
lis.
Richard Harvey of Chicago is
spending short time i'm Lanrium,
called here by the illness Of his ia
ther.
Dave Levesque of the First Nation
al bank of Laurum Is experimenting
the harvesting of the crop Of straw
berries from the Leveque farm.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
SPORTING DEPARTMENT
LEAGUE LEADERS TO MEET
CALUMET TEAM SATURDAY
GOOD BASEBALL GAMES SEIZED.
ULED IN COPPER COUNTRY.
c. g. n. cricketers to Clash With Mo-
hawk Team on Saturday.

There will be no scarcity Of baseball
games in the copper country during
the next few days. on Saturday the
Mohawk team, leaders of the Copper
Country league will come to Calumet
to meet the locals and on Monday
Calumet will meet the oak Leafs team
of Chicago at the Athletic park. Two
games have been scheduled for Tues
day, July ith, when the locals will
stack up against the Mohawks and
Hurontowns, the former in the morn
ing and the latter in the afternoon.
only one game is scheduled for
Sunday between Hancock and Hub
bell and it is likely that this will be
postponed as the Hancocks and Oak
Leafs viii play on Sunday and on the
Fourth. II is possible that an exhibi-
tion game will be arranged for Sun
day.
The Calumet and Hecla cricket team
viii have the hardest game of the
season Saturday, when it meets the
East Mohawk team at Mohawk. While
the locals hardly expect 10 win, they
hope to make a good showing. Other
games scheduled for Saturday are
quincy at kcarsarge; Painesdalc at
Tamarack, and Wolverine at Mesnard.
All of the contests probably will be in
torcsting.
The lineup of the c. & II. cricket
team for Saturdays game will be as
follows: w. Venning, l.. Caldwell, w.
y. Martin. r. Polkinghorne, c. Thorn
as, \. Elliott, Il. Prisk, b. Roberts, +.
Elliott, w Pedlar. T. HIosking. Re-
serves, f. May. Umpire, J. Bergman.
Scorer. J. c. Vincent.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
SWIMMING TANK POPULAR.
Calumet Boys Are Developing Prof.
cheney az the Y. NJ. c. A.

Last one in knows what he is
Ker-plunk!
Kcr-plunk!
"Aw-qut your shovin'-I'm doiu.
this here divin' now
Il amt shovin'-gw. nd dive il
you're goin to'
And the season is "a at the Y. NJ.
&. \.
The instructions which were given
last week by prof Calls are bcing
continued by Physical Director Shcr-
wood and others this week ana the
sport is increasing in popularity.
"Hey-you guy look hcre-can you
do this?"
The questioner stood on his hands
in the 3-foot water. and waved his feet
a couple of seconds. Up ne came sput-
tering and gaspng can YOU he
asked.
"Aw-thats nothin-looky here"
The second boy tried 10 swim under
the water Three strokes were enough
for him. and ne came mp half strangled.
but happy as If he had swum across
the Calumet dam.
"Lool>y --hcrc il is one of them
was saying trying to swim on his
back.
"That guy swims like an ice wagon.
Here Jim s-scc2" and another tried
to swim ou his back.
Hundreds OF boys visit the pool each
week ana its popularity promises To-
continue throughout the summer sea-
son
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29

be defeated If both the upper and low
er strands of the cables were acted
on by the waves.
Photographs on Stone.
Leboyer, in France, trying to solve
the problem of how to make photo
graphs permanent and free from all
change, has rcsorted To the plan of
firing them in "A furnace upon en-
ameled stone. It Is found that the
best stone for the purpose is the ba-
salt found i'm prisms I'm the extinct
vc;canic district of central France
This rock, waich is extremely hard
and fine grained, receives the enamel
without cracks. The Photographic
film is deposited upon the enamelcd
surface, and. after the photograph has
been made it is fired until the image
becomes unalterably Incorporated i'm
The enamel.
Suction Cotton Picker
Now South Carolina man has
come forward with an apparatus In
which the vacuum principle is adapt
cd To cotton picking The suction Is
caused by hand operated device. the
machinery of which Is contained In a
box which is strapped across the pick
cr's shoulders and operated by the
turning of "A crank which is held I'm a
position convenient TO the workers
right hand. Below the box is sack
and leading into this sack is a tube,
with a receiving funnel which Is held
i'm the left hand. The picker walks
along the lanes IF The cotton field,
turning the handle that sets the ma
chincry i'm operation and as he APP
proaches cotton balls with the fun
mel the fluffy growth is sucked OFF
and drawn down into the bag. with
this apparatus one man can pick as
much cotton in q day as a score can
pick by hand.
Useful Window Chair.
History does not tell us whether the
Pennsylt ania woman who invented
the window chair was a parachute ar
tist or not. 1t rs certain, however, that
she had good nerves and supreme con-
hdeuce i'm the stability Of the device
The scat of the chair, which rests on
the window sill, is kept from slipping
out by cross pieces on the inside cor
ncrs. The back has bars extending
down. which rest against the wall be-
low and support the whole affair."
throwing the back at an angle which
makes the chair OF a reclining type
one practical use OF this seat is by
person engaged i'm cleaning the win
dows. but It is understood that the
inventor also intended that 1t should
be used by ether persons i'm apart
ments where there was not even a
stoop on which one might sit 10 satis-
~ a longing to be out of doors. The
seat is not recommended To children
or heavyweights.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
CYCLISTS PLAN TOUR.
Ten Of Best Riders In Game Would Go
Round World.

Newark ~. j., June 29.-Ten of the
leading professional bicyclists i'm all
the summer championship races here
announced recently that they would
unite In making a tour of the world
at the conclusion of the siX-d1y race
In New York in December The cy-
clists plan to represent the United
States i'm the principal events abroad,
including the six-das race in Berlin
and similar races in sydney and Mel
bourne. Australia. the first To- he held
ON that continent. The party will in
clude Floyd MacFarland, Jackie
Clarke. Iver Lawson. Joe Fogler Ed
die Root. Albert Goulett. Paddy He
hir, Elmer Collins. Jimmie Moran and
Willie Fem.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-29
COUNCIL WILL MEET.

The regular monthly meeting IF the
Laurium council will be held on Fri
day evening, at which time the pay
roll will be squared so that tne en-
ploycs of the village may celebrate
the Fourth properly No special busi-
ness will be considered at this time
but it Is likely that special meeting
will be held about the middle of July
to receive the statement of the village
finances which is being prepared by
G. w. McWanc.