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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

Household Economy
Hsvr % Have the Best CouEh
syrup nnd save - ~
MAKING NJ ~ Home.


Cough medicines. IS a rule. contain a
fnrEe quantity az plain syrup. II you
take enc pint q Erauulated sugar ADJ
b rfrf 81 warn water and stir about
4 minutes. you have as goOd syrup as
money could buy
III you win then put ~ ounces q
PineH $50 cents WORTH Or pint bottle
ard an DO I'D with the sugar syrup, you
viii have as much couEh syrup es yel
could buy ready made for VISA II
EenuH perfectly.
40 you viii fns q the best cough
r-rrn Won ever used--even In WnooptnE
cough. You can feel 60 take hold-usu-
afIv Efops the most severe cough In -
E0--~g IL Is fast laxative enough. has a
rooH tonic eject and taste is pleasant
TAKE q teazpoonful every one. two or
IL is a splendid remedy, too, for
hCarseress. asthma. chest pains, etc
PfreH is the most valuable ccncen-
t~ated compound Of Norway white pine
extract rich iu Euiaicol and all the
healing pine elements. No other pFepa-
ration Will work in this formula
This recipe for making cough remedy
with PineT and Sugar Syrup Is now
used and priced in thousands q homes
n TIRE United states and Canada The
plan has often been Initiated but never
successfully
a guarantee OF absolute satisfaction.
OF money promptly refunded goes with
this recipe Your druggist has PineT.
or viii get q for you II not send 20
Ths Ptnex Co. TT Wayne. Ind
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
DANISH SOCIETIES
TO ENTERTAIN SINGERS
Chorus from the Royal University 81
CopehhnEen 60 Give q Con-
cert Here.

Fifty students % the Royal University o.
CopsnhaEen VIII entertain the music low
ers o. Omaha some time this sumner with
a recital The Danish Aid society %
Omaha has perfected arrangements for the
Appearance q the Giss club here. &C
cording 20 waldernar Michaelsen. All that
remains IS the naming q TIRE date and Mr..
Mlchaelsen expects % be able 10 announce
the exact tine within a week.
Lavish entertainments viii be shoWered
on the music masters from far of Den
marx Instead q quartsring them N
hotels during the visit here. the members
q the party viii be housed b. the Danes
Of Omaha
The students viii sail for America On
May % begin a three weeks sightseeing
tour Of this country. under the patronags
% His Royal Higness Crown Prince Chris
tan O. Denmark Incidentally. the gies
club vii endeayor 70 earn its way b. Civ
Ing coaccrts Ia a dozen OF more ~ the
leading cities Of the country.
Fhrough the efforts Of the Omaha 50
cisty. the management has been induced
q iaefuis Omaha in the itinerary.
The fifty stutentE comprise a chorus oi
a. many picked voices from the Dauisi
Student Singers society Of Copenhagen
recoEniEsd as one % the best male chorzss.
tn Europe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
CHECK GAME TRIED ON
LAWYER CAUSES ARREST
VI. ". C0nIey Taken BY Police On
Charge of SeekfnH to
SWiudIe.

Several attempts 20 cash a So check b.
use q the names Of as many responsible
business men q the city ended in the az
rest Of a. ". COnley. who gave the ad-
dress % 81 South Seventeenth street
ConIsy Is alleged 20 have made strong
efforts 20 get p W Fitch an attorney.
% endorse the check. and In the end 70
have obtained the Signature unknown
20 Fitch Il vas Fitch who caused the
mans arrest The lAWyer denies having
endorsed IL
According 20 Fitch Conley called az his
offs and offered 20 place in the lawyers
hands q case involving a suit for damage
On behalf Of CunIsys nephew. whom the
latter satd had been thrown of . train
and subjected 20 the loss Of his arm He
showed the lawyer a letter from MI
Istte south Dakota authorizing him %
procesd In the suit against the railroad
Conlsy visited FItch Saturday ard later
showed the lawyer the letter and the
cheek According 20 testimony of Fitch
and owen M1Caffrsy. a saloon keeper
Cunley attempted 20 cash the 50 checl
Eith the fc1icious end0rsement q Pitch
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Gas Company Wants
Extension of Time
Is Not Ready to Meet with City Coun
Gil 70 Adjust the Dis
puted Bills.

Attorneys for the Omaha Gas company
have asked FOR an extension Of time IN the
matter Of meeting the city oOEncn In spe-
cial session TO consider the differences sK-
isttng between the ciTF and the company
over street lighting for the last five years.
meeting. scheduled for last Friday Wss
adjourned until Wednesday afternoon At
torney Lee Herdn-7n Of the gas company
served notice on CITY Attorney Rins raez-
DAY morning that W J. cornell. who also
represents the gas company. would Be uu-
able 70 attend the meeting wednesday
and suggested that the hearing be Sc,
over for a few days-
What action the council viii take We'd
nesday when Il meets Is problsmatic- Ths
council has either the option % exrendiug
the time or else insisting that the com
pany offer suggestions Tor q compromiss
II IL SO desires
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

De4Ihs-Mrs Abbie Harss- - 81 10
seph HOSPITAL Mrs- Caroline HaEellesf
- - Meretith- Theo1Cre Bars. 81 ~
south NiueGeenth. katherlne Schuil1. A.
IEl CASTELAR,. Charles Mcintyre q. Doug
las eo1nLy hospital, Ms Annie Elsleu- 81
Clarks1u MeUcria-. Lulu Marie Cole g 81
IuEsrEs hCEuiraL
Blrrhs-Euich and Nellie Cls0n- Sis Dav-
export Firi- AlphouEs and cara We're
brock NcrIheasr Omaha boy Eluo and
Naia Tudd- Ia Para Wide place BOY
MarE and Ficruua Fe0erek III NaLey
street girls John ard Mary Gard Ttirty-
lirIh and spaidi1E. sri. Fred and Rcsa
Clark- G-ls LlsaFenWlrrh. boy Carl and
Bessie Andaraun. us Epald.ng buV u
and Alice Alexander sc Hlck1rF boy
Louis and Mary SchriehUan- l5sl North
TW-eurtaEh- hCy. Alex and Anna NcFarland
la- Norrh Twenty sixth. boy.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Smallpox Breaks Out
in the County Jail
Prisoner Held for Week Found to Be
Infeeted-Inmates Are
Infected.

Quite a stir vas created a. the county
1ail Monday evening when DR.. McCrann
discovered that Earl BOYD. a prisoner who
had been IN Jan FOR a week had the
smallpox. Dr. McCrana Immediately
called half a dozen physicians TO his as
sistancs and vaccinated Is Of the inmates
Of the tan II Is estimated there are about
- people around ire ian Who have been
exposed The jail iE being fumigatsd
today and Boyd has been sent 70 the
emergency hospital
Prisoners who were In the bull pen
this morning awaiting trial. were stripped
o. their clothes given temporary Jumpers
while their clothes were fumigated Ths
prisoners we're taken 70 the easement and
given a steam hath
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
TROOPS ORDERED TO FRONTIER
Two-Thirds Of Departments Soldiers
Sent t6 Texas.
GENERAL SMITH NAY FOLLOW
Conuander Frobabiy VIII Take staff
late Ffeld-Carry I've Hun-
dred Rounds 81 war
Ammunition.


Two-thirts q the fighting force q Tire
Department q tire Missouri are under
orders 20 rrucsed Immediately TO the Mex
ican bordsr. Commands are being shouted
frou- quarter 20 quarter. tire clink q arms
e. heard horses and mules are being
cararisoned and stores and arnnunitton are
being packea fer transportation
ne Department % the Missouri VII cor
tribute nearly see troops according %
uors received this morning b. BriEadier
General p. A. smith coumarding the de-
partmsrt- since t1s major portion Of his
command has been ordered 20 the border
he is uuue-tarily expecting 90 Be sent into
the field Dr. the event that he BE- ordered
out he win take with hin an the available
officers of his staff. leaving Only SUI
ncient number here % transact the routine
business
The orders from WashinEton today call
for the movement of the following trOops
Company u. signal corps. Fort Omaha
second battalion. Eighteenth infantry.
Fort Mackenzie
Eleventh infantry. Fort Russell.
Thfrteentn Infantrv. Fort LeaveuHurth-
Fourth yield artillery. Fort Russell
Ninth cavalry Fort Russell
ThirH battalion Of engineers. Forts Lsav'
enworth and Russell
Two troops- Fo1rth cavalry. For Meade
IRE Fourth cavairS-men- together viii
headquarters. are ordered 10 e Paso. Tex
while al the other fighters are 70 reror
az Fort sam Houston- All are 20 90 fulll
equipped for field service with ten DAYS
rations and 30 rounds u ammunition.
All available medical officers and sani
tary troops will Join On the movement
Only ore officer and the fswsst numbe
q men possible viii be left at the de
serted forts 20 guard properly. Even thss
are 20 Be relieved later By carstakers-
The Thirteenlh infantry had prertousll
[ been ordered tr the Philippines 70 reliev
Z the Seventh sailing from san Francisc
on Aprf s but this order has been sus
PENDED 70 allow the Thirtssnth 10 90 int
The field along the border
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
School Board Tables
Medical Inspection
After Discussion
Proposal 70 Put New School in Field
Club District PoEtponsd-Plsns
for High School

The school bcsrd rsfls-1 10 50 on record
last night fer or against medical Inspection
~ taxing q Resolution i-deGniteiy offcred
~ James Richardscu- Mr.. Richardson
resoluucu. which vas seconded b. K Y.
Cole indorsed medical Inspection IS a gen
eral proposition. but made no provision for
the Endorsement % any bin nov pending.
The motion TO table was made b. c. r
Cournrey ard prevailed after Dr. E
Holovtchinsr attacked richardson's meas
urs-
DR.. p W. Council hearth commissioner.
appeared before the board and made a
plea for Inspection q TIE public schools
asking that the board indorse medical tn
specCcn- Mr.. Conneu declared he cared not
whether the Inspection was under the
supervision OF the health department or
the board In the event that the board
would declare In favor q Inspection. Dr..
Cornell pledged his support % any bill
which would suit the members q the
board
The plans for the completion % ths high
school building. as drawn b. Architect
Latenssr, were approved and the secretary
vas ordered 20 advertise for bids- The
pans include the erection % the west wing
a1o q part % the uncompleJed north wing
protest filed b. 6fry residents OF the
I Yield club district Directing 70 the IN
stalation o. . grade school IN the Dis
trtct bore fruit when the COMMITTEES OF
I building and grounds recommended TIA
the petition for such a school be postpone,
Indefinitely. The petition vas filed By tn
Field club District improvement sssociariCi
two weeks ago and options we're subniitte,
% the board The report q the committee
was adopted
The board vas asked 20 detail a tsachs
60 the detention home The request "a
signed b. Judge Howard Kennedy Of tn
Juvenile court and EllEab=tl Hove Bye1
superintendent Of the detention home. II
Communication, stated that On an avers g
twenty -four youngsters we're confined O
the home each month and stated that som
sort Of Instruction vas needed The re
quest was referred % the teachers com
mittes
Residents Of CreiEhton's first addition
. want the manual training roam in II
, Windsor school TO run during the day
Instead Of half day sessions as ROW pre-
vail This request vas also referred q
, the teachers committee
Mrs Mary d.yons vas dismissed a
janitress OF the old Forest school buildfnI
and Anton yit0ush was selected to I'll n
vacancy al an Increase In salary OF s.
; month.
The COMMITTEES on supplies vas instructe
to purchase thirty-seven guns and fo1
officers' swords for the cadet department
d Of the high school independent telephone
were ordered installed In the office OF II
superintendent and secretary Of the boarJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
CLUB OENoUNCES MOVE
FOR TRANSFER OF FUNDS
Executive Commfttee Adopts sharp
HeaoIutian Against Measure
Before House.

Resolutions adopted b. the executive
committee q the Commercial club a. It's
weekly meeting held Tuesday afternoon
denounced in sharp terms the bil for The
deposit q Insurance company securities
with the state auditor. The resolution fol-
lows. --
Resolved BY the executive committee Of
The Commercial club q Omaha tIaNf we
regard house roll No ~ requiring the
companies with the state auditor as vicious
lzE slatiou. calculated 70 place In jeopardy
and constant peril the reserves and guar
autee funds Of Nebraska Insurance Organi-
cations Of every Kind. AEgregatlng almost
s. oo1e and as tending 20 destroy the
confidence % the public In uur Nebraska
institutions and Ne believe this bill would
he rank Discrimination against our home
companies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
OFFICER TELLS OF ACTIVITIES
HeItfeIdt Testffies A. 20 His Effortu
20 Get Testimony OF NE
MnI sales

ustectiVe Henry Heitfslct and Joan
AIahoney. CLERK q the police oourt- gere
placed On the stand during the morning
session Of The custer hsaring AGAINST Chief
% Police ] D DonAhZE-
Efeltfsldt testified 20 MS efforts in getting
eTidence for tire conviction % uerscus SIS
psctHd q selling iolur Illegally and ssil
the Garartment had done eTsFythtng pos
slhIe- Hsnfsldt told o. his activities In This
line. a0rkug ulder the instructions % the
chief q paLice- and ltentined reports made
% the chief
20 gst ths complaints fled b. the city and
county prosecutor Admitted as evidence.
but On oh5ecron By ne states attorney.
thsy wsrs held up. p3ndils ruling -
Referee Evans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

gave loos Frizs n
Eysa TsEtsd Fras-hran Isuslry Co
eaa. Electric firtursu. BurEsaa-aranasn-
rtmea Ftfutlng-
rwo Divorces sarautsd-The f1llowing
Irlr-rs ue-s Eranted TN district court
w1nIay. John GRAY from MasEie Gray.
Mamit Huber frum william Haber.
Ter wars Earzsru, the monthly pay
me-t plan % me Neb- Savings Lean
Assn. offers the IDEAL plan Cor saviass
Us Beard q Trass Banding.
TIE Bankars gaTinEH sua Eoaa Asset
ttion have moves % their rev quarters 10
are Douglas block Sixteenth and Dodge.
and are ready to make leans 70 hone
b-rderz
Mayer signs ordinanes-Msyor Dahl
van signed the ordinance providing thai
al buildings more than three s1ories hiEf
shaU BE- construrted - fire-proof material
T.eafay ulorulng- and returned De- 10 th-
city lierk-
mayer Invited % Italy-Mayor Dahlmar
has received an invitation from c. Haitian
mayor Of home rally asking him 90 b
present a. a meeting q mayors. which &
scheduled Tor June g. The mayor says hs
riI go q me eity council vii pass res
citation. appr0p--atinE sufficient funds %
iefrsy the expenses BIT be VII not re-
guest tire council 70 make the sppropria.
ton. he says
Not Druru, Bat Broksn Lsg-Picksd VI
be the police in an alley Monday night
Charles JuEzI ~ first slppcsed 70 Be IN
victim u intoNicatioa. vas Tuesday dis
covered Co be sgfferinE from a fracture o.
the eff leg Jugel. who - q stockman o.
Bancroft Ne1-. Was arrested Monday nigh
at aro1t = O'Clock The police surgeon
Examined PIN an hour later. The man va
unable 90 ieu boE he mad received hts in
-l-y.
BIDS fer School Azzszss-Bits Tor "a
purchase q the three ahnsKes on the sit
q the Old FOREST school az Fourteenth an
Phelps street wcre opened b. the Boar
q Ed1catt0n and referred 20 the CON
uittee On buildings and grounds The high
est BIDS were flied ~ n H Paulsen an
John r. Butler. Butler Offered f17s eac
for The north and middle buildings an
Ta1-sen Offered Szss for the south buildinl
The BUILDINGS All likely be sold to thes
Bidders
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Science Loses in
Battle with Death
Little Girl Dies from Throat Allie
ton After Years Of
Treatment.

Medical science failed when brought 20
hear On the ease Of Lulu Marie Cole 6
years old, who for three years suffered
the afnictfon o. a growth In the throat
and died ~ . local hospital Tuesday
morning The child. daughter q Charles
l. Cole q Bancroft, Nee. was brought %
this ciry I've years ago and placed n the
care o. SPECIALISTS
The afliction which had fastened itself
upon the little giri Vas discovered 20 be
oedema Of the iaruT1. q groWrh IN the
threat Dr. q C. AlltsuE finally took
charge % the case and worked 20 save
the child from what appeared 70 be GER
tain death TIE physieian pronounced ths
aiiuent an unusually remarkable oIfs Fog
months efforts we're made % remove The
growth but Iu vain.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
BABY SHOW FOR NET WEEK
TemPtiRE PrtEe- for the Best Look
tnE Rabses Of Omaha Are
Offered.

A real bahy shoW 10 % b. held IN Omaha
The Brandeiz store e planning the I'm
portant event ard arrarging both the de-
ttiis fer the szhihIt which Is 20 be he'd
in tire store Tuesday and Wednesday q
next wosk. ard offeTtng Hs1 o. tempting
prizes Tor ths eumpEtinE infants.
The shcu 3 open % all the wonderful
tahies 81 oEaha EAsry haby uIu Re pho
togTaphed ard ths picture presented 70
the exhihnor, that EucA o. a prize Is a.
slred eEerE one. The nFsr Prize for the
most be5utifui baby - a diaIrond loekst
me second prize i q diamond ring ths
laird a STERLING silver cup The ten mex
VII receive baby shoes
The sHhibit % epen 70 al babies between
The aEss % 8 z0nths and years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
Money Lender
Defends Scalping
Declares Salary as Security is Ere
quently Only Way Out for
Poor Men.

That the practice Of assigning salary
warrants IN the city hau and court house
Is the same as Il has been right along and
Is only part 81 the legitimate business Of
leaning money 20 persons who have no
security 10 offer except their salaries. IS
the answer which l. made % the outcry
coming from the comptrolisrs office
Comptroller COsgrove's expressed desire
70 put a stop TO IL. therefore. l. not taken
seriously BIZ those who are concerned
I wish you would let ne say Just a
word through The Bee said one OF the
men engaged In the loan business A
free American citizen has a legal right
20 sell his horse OF furniture OF other Per
soGzl property. including MS salary II Il
h not convenient for him 20 sell his prop
eTsy or draw his salary himself, he can
delegate tire power 70 another. ard no one
Is harmed and no laws violated Often In
sickness and death the poor man with no
credit must have money and his salary IS
I the only security he can give. But the
banks do not loan On such security as IN
/ earned salary. ard he must borrow. II hs
I borrOws a. ali where his security Is avail
/ able As 20 the rate paid for these ac-
{ commOdaIions the Fisk on al loans is a
I controlling factor. A man who can put
/ I'd government bonds as security can Dor
row much more chsaply than a man Whz
ca nonly secure the debt By the salary h
has not yet earned A laborer can usually
I buy more with s. cents 10 cash than be car
! with dollar he Is going 70 get the las
Of next week He may save money b
borrowing for that purpose All public rec
ords In every public office are supposed {,
be open for the tnspection Of any tax payei
al al reasonable hOurs And there is n
reason Why We should not have Access Il
them the same as other people. who rs.
the Information IN their Business
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
WOMEN FLOCK TO SEE LACES
waat 10 Get an Idea Of What L. the
Latest tu TrimminE amd
Finery.

Th1 annual lace ana embroidery and fine
dress trimming exhih,t a. HARDEN Bros
stores opeutd Tuesday and B. artractirE
a Erear Zeal q uttsntion- me display IL
lnuss-ai In Interest because O. 10 really an
inciusiVe showing q an best trimmlnl-s
This fast aprarenriy. - apprecLlteG by
ire wCuen % Omaha and vicinity
The visitors yesterday includsf many
WcEeu from the surrounding territory and
Omaha uCmen Who cnce thoEghg it Uas
uscsssarT 90 mp % eastern marksts % see
the selscls best novelties. rhese latter
appreciate the fast that the best and ths
latest are nov offered 20 them az home.
ne display continues Wednesday. Thzrs-
daF and Frt3ay
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

NsutraliHs and remove The poisons that
cause backaehe. rheum4tisll- Nervousness
and al kidnsy ah1 bladder irrsg-1iariti=s.
They bIild % ana restore the natural ac-
usn q these VIA organs For SAFE b. AL
drlgEisEs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

results frum chronic constipation d.
KluEs N@~ LIE Pits cure headache
stomach liver and bouei troubls- - For
sale b. Beafon Drug ca
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

n Gases q rheumaraS= Tslisf from pain
makes sleep and rest possible This nay b
obtained b. applying Cnambsslain's Lini-
msnt FOR sale b. al dealers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08
WOnqan's Work

Activities % Varicun orEAniEad
Bcdtaa Aia1r ia Lines e un-
der1akfnr q Concarn 80 Woman-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

In bostlss ready for yea The onIy Esna-
-ne tnaz lesr In ths Uest It's tslseiozA
Fhans Eour ordsT 49, q Charles stsrE
N-sh- lel Ind- B-LAL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

lean Composer, & A. Mac Dowel," Is
the subject Of the mlsic-tAlk. whch Mr..
Thomas Kelly viii give az the Young
Mems Christian association Wednesday
morning. lIrs- Kelly and Mr. Max LAnd0E
VIII assist in the musical program which
is 10 Be- gwen illustrative OF the con-
poser's music.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

IN bottles On ard after March s. Order a
case % thts dsiVioUs beer sent % you-
hcus- Wa , Boskhoff Rstzl DaaIsT.
Fhones Douglas Is. ina ANA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

storH Famouz Boek Beer
In bottles Nov ready A piquanr az
tier A delightful tonic- Phone Ca
storI- Web. 10 or Ind Blu. for cas-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

The wives OF the master plumbers Of
Omaha met al the home OF Ms Walter J.
CattinF Sal Manderson street Friday after
noon and organized an auxiliary 70 the
Master Plumbers association The officers
elected were Mrs d. W. DUdgeon- presf-
dent Mrs. Hollis johnson. vice president
Mrs. s. H ShOllman- secretary and treas
urer- A social meeting viii be held March
ie at the home Of Ms Thomas J Fal-
coner. IT.. g-1 North Twenty first street.
During Lent this organization viii sew
for the Child Saving institute.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

Ire United states Daughters OF $50 uleet
"Wednesday Afternoon Al the home Of Airs
". D. Giffin. IA North ThirJy-uinth street
Mrs Herberr Gates. founder and president
viii preside AZ the meeting and VIII read
q paper BY a Colonial FIresids" At thii
meeting the name OF another real daugh
ter VIII Be proposed for membership Thii
viii give the society several real daughters
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

According 10 tho records which have
just been compiled by the league sec
retary. Hans Hagen. Emory Welsing
.of Commercials IS still leading the
league in individual averages. with l7i
per game. Following are the individ-
.ual averages OF the leagues best bowl
ers:
Independents-Mahan. 16s; Dun
stan l6e
Laurium-Hagen. III; Daigle, l64,
Sands. ls6
c. & II. No. IF $. Eaton, 172:
'Mackey. III.
Commercisls-E welsing, ia, Hall
lS2.
c. & II. No. Hooper. 100; Dayey
IIC3. W. Welsiug, lG2.
Tamarack-Schnelle 1GG.
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

A PLAYER PIANO BARGAIN.
slightly shopworn but otherwise I'm
first class condition. Was $3.50. VIII
sell for $3.50. with ten rolls. Easy
terms. Hcrmanns. Il
The Calumet news., 1911-12-12

Gently through slipping on a piece Of
steel The fracture was reduced and
Mr.. Mackenzie is doing as well as can
be expected.
Entries for the defamation contest
10 be conducted at the Calumet high
school this year were opened Monday
morning. II H. expected that large
number viii participate in this years
contest on Mar. /.
Mesdames Harry Sincock OF Gay and
Jacob Kaiser. Jr., Of Red Jacket, are
expected home this week from Chica-
go. where they were called on account
Of the death al their mother the late
Mrs. William Merritt
\ meeting Will be held this evening
Of Camp Peternann. 30. &C. Of the
United Spanish American War Vets.
The annual reports Of the secretary
and other officers viii be read and Of
fcers elected.
Rev. John \. Anderson Of Marinette,
| Wis. superintendent Of the Lake Su-
| perior district OF the Northern Swed-
| lsh conference, left for home yester-
day. lie conducted special services
Sunday at the Swedish NJ. +. church.
Miss Clara JeTery left this after
noon for Chicago. where she vii
| spend some time at the home of hei
uncle, Capt John Cliff, for many years
underground superintendent Of th'
Quincy mine.
The Avalonte society. an organiza'
/ tion Of high school girl students, vii
give a party in the Washington schoo
hall, the evening OF December 29. !
number Of invitations have been sen
out. 4 most enjoyable evening IL
promised.