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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
Hancock Department

ent To attend the meeting of the
Greater Hancock club to be held this
evening at the city hall, expressing
the hope that the turn-out would be as
large and appreciative as that last
evening. The beginning Of the sena :
tors remarks were received with an
air blast shock. which shook the build
ing. and their close was greeted VITA
hearty applause from the audience.
Treasury Running Low.
The city clerk called attention to the
fact that the city funds are practically
depleted. and that until money is re-
ceived from the county treasurer for
liquor licenses, the bills audited last
evening could not be paid The license
money would be forthcoming soon but
1t would be necessary to apportion it
to the various funds before il is avail
able. on motion the clerk was in
structed to take care of the orders as
soon as funds are available. The re-
port of Treasurer Lanctot showed a
balance on hand on May of $1,642.66.
New Stack Needed.
The board of public works was au-
thorized To cause specifications to be
drawn up for the erection of a brick
or concrete smoke stack at the pump
house, to replace the old iron one,
which has become corroded and UNI
safe, and on which temporary repairs
were recently made.
The appointments of Victor A. Fredd
as deputy city clerk and Miss Clara A.
Ingram as deputy treasurer were con-
flrmed by the council by request of
Clerk Macdonald and Treasurer Lane
tot.
Alderman Hosking stated that the
exits from the Royal thea
ter are inadequate, opening upon pr-
vate premises the outlet of which has
been blocked up. Referred to the fire
and water committee.
Reports were received from the fire
warden and Justice Olivier and or
dered placed on file.
Several more liquor license bonds
were approved and the Chief of Police
was instructed to see that no saloon
was allowed to remain open unless a
red card had been secured.
Residents of Cedar street asked for
The opening of that thoroughfare con-
tiguous with Ethel avenue, claiming
that under existing circumstances
many persons were unable to find the
street The petition presented to the
cited an instance OF parties
from Calumet wandering for hours
about the vicinity and finally bringing
up at the Park Brewery.
on motion of Alderman Gallen a
vote of thanks was extended to out
going officials for the faithful perform
'nce of their duties during the past
year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
TORCH LAKE BRIEFS.


Members Of the class Of 1911 or the
Lake Linden high school We're enter
tanned by DIR. @. w. orr last evening.
Miss Margaret Duggan of Houghton
spent the day as the guest of Mrs.
Ben Il. Gillet of Hubbell.
A son arrived at the home of Mar
shall and Mrs. John Pope of Hubbell
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Andrews of
Cincinnati have left for home after
visiting local friends.
A large number of the members of
the Houghton chapter. order of East
ern Star were the guests of the Lake
Linden chapter at an initiatory and So
cial session last evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
A Delicate RoSe-Tint
Given to Complexion
(From What TO Wearl

"Oily, shiny SKINS" says Marguer-
lite DeVale, "can be given a delicate
rose-tint and delightful clearness II
powders and greasy creams are avoid
ed and simple, inexpensive lotion
used made by dissolving a small orig
inal package of mayatone in eight
ounces of witchhazel.
"This lotion, applied to the face,
neck and arms freely every day, quick
ly purifies the skin and gives to IL a
rich. velvety softness. and it's contin-
ued use lends charm and elegance
to any sallow or unnatural complexion.
Another advantage i'm using the
mayatone lotion is that II is greaseless
and will not grow hairs. while 1t pro-
tects the daintiest complexion from
changeable weather and guards against
freckles and TAM"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
BIG MEETING TONIGHT.
Greater Hancock Club Will Discuss
Home comma,

Hone- coming.
a public meeting of the Greater
Hancock club will be held the even
ing, with w. Frank James occupying
the chair as president for the first
time since last summer 1t is desired
to have n big turnout as the executive
committee i'm charge of the home
coming celebration has a number of
things to make public in connection
with the celebration next July. Meet
tngs of the committee and Manager =.
Frank Quinn are held every afternoon
at the homecoming headquarters in
the Superior Bank building and plans
are well under way for the big doings
some of which have been announced
and other which will be given out this
evening.
Work was started this morning get
ting the driving park in shape for the
celebration and work will now be
rushed. A carload of paraphernalia
arrived yesterday from Grand Rapids
to be used for the home coming deco
rations and equipment. and was ac-
companied by the Stanley Brothers,
who will work with Mr.. Quinn in plan
ming of the layout of the grounds and
deciding decorative schemes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
ELECTRIC PARK OPENING.
Street Railways Summer Resort TO
Open About First of June,

open About First OF June.
1t is planned To open Electric park
the delightful and popular summer re-
sort of the Houghton Traction COM
pany, on or about June 1. according
to a statement made this morning by
superintendent Ralph of the street
railway. The grounds are being put
in shape for the summer by the plant
ing Of trees and shrubbery. painting
of pavilion and benches, and installing
of additional swings for the children.
A new feature is contemplated IT,.
season in the introduction of :. &C.
picture exhibitions, which -, -
to those visiting the N
,.a,.,. a. 49,, lion and will arrange
Co.. aans concerts and other features
enc. as have made the resort 50 pop
uiar among copper country residents
during the summer months
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.
Exhibition = Be Given BY Tiger Ath
I..ror Club Sunday Evening.

1ne Tiger Athletic club of Hancock
will give an exhibition on Sunday
evening next. May T. at the North
star Temperance hall. with a pro
gram of events as follows:
Song-North star Male Chorus.
Address,. Koivu.
Setting UP Drill-Tiger Athletic
Club.
Recitation--lH. Kuusela.
Tumbling- Athletic Club.
Calisthenic drill-Tiger Athletic
Club.
Nonologue-A. Koivu.
Song-North Star Male Chorus.
DUMB Bell xercises-Tiger Ath.
letic Club.
Horizontal bars-Tiger Club.
Duet.
Parallel bars-Tiger Athletic Club
Pyramiding-Tiger Athletic Club.
Tableaux.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
WA WAS TAKE FAST GAME.

An interesting baseball game be-
tween the Wa Was and Acmes of the
Lake Linden high school was played
on the Caledonia diamond yesterday
afternoon. the Wa Was taking the con-
test by the one-sided score of II to 8.
Dougherty and Guck formed tho bat
terry for the winners and Bosch, Nc
Donald and opal for the losers. Fol-
lowing is the score by innings:
II. VI.
Acmes ..,.. ..10OO011OO- s
Wa Was $50. .O53O26O1x -17 %
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04

auspices of the Knights Of Column
bus, to the iron country the latter part
of the present month. The company
will be the same that played al the
Kerredge and performances will be
given at Ishpeming and Marquette.
A horse attached to a delivery wagon
ran away on Quincy street yesterday
afternoon, and after mad dash for
several blocks was finally stopped by
running into the fence OF the Ruppe
property on Reservation street. The
horse received slight bruise in the
chest and about fifteen feet of fence
were demolished.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
SCHOOL BOARD RANouETEp.

Members of the board of education
ard their wives were guests of honor
at n banquet rendered last night al
the hotel Scott by the teachers OF the
local schools. An excellent nlenu was
served by Manager Deegan of the
S"ttt, and an informal program OF adj
dresses and music was given. includ-
ing number OF Victrola selections.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04

tug. Sainia city, and with the ManiG-
tipuc, whose commanding Office reach-
ed HousltOn couple of days ago, cx-
poets TO start today for the scene 90
thc Moreland wreck at Eagle River. %
how the boat withstood the
winter and 10 prepare for resuming
wrecking operations. Before actual
work l. begun the Manistique win be
taken to Sarnia CITY ont to rchttcd
with pumps and other equipment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
HOUGHTOu
AND.
SENT TO En-
DO Aided by Poor su-
ram''y OF sSintendent Stahl.

Jamson Of South Range. widow
OF man who committed suicide sew
eral months ago after attempting 10
hold up the driver of delivery wagon,
left on Monday together with her two
children, for Finland. her departure
being assisted by Joseph Stahl, SUI
perintendent of the poor for the
Houghton district. Friends of the
woman refused to help her to return
home, where her parents are said to
be i'm comfortable circumstances, and
who have promised TO aid her on her
arrival In Finland.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
FRECkLES
view Drug That Quickly Removes
These Homely Spots.


lhere's no longer the slightest need
VI feeling ashamed of your freckles, as
new drug, othine-double strength
mas been discovered that is a positive
cure Tor these homely spots.
simply get one ounce of othine-
uouole strength from Eagle Drug
store and apply n little of IL at night,
anu In the morning you will see that
ven the worst have begun TO disap-
pear while the light freckles have van
shed entirely. II Is seldom that more
'nan an ounce Is needed to completely
GEAR the skin and gain a beautiful
clear complexion.
lie sure to ask for the double
strength othine, as this is sold under
suarantee Of money back lf~it fails tc
remove the freckles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
HoUGHToN BREVITIEs.


Rev. Father j. G. Pinten Of Mar
quette is visiting in the copper coun-
try for few days.
A marriage license was issued this
morning TO Alfred Belaire and Evan
geline Covion, both of Lake Linden.
5. +. Brine and James Doyle of
Houghton and +. Scholler of Hancock
leave Sunday for Lansing t. attend
the state convention OF the Knights
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
INJURIES PROVE FATAL.
Matt 5uska Dies at st. Joseph's Hos
pital as Result of Fall.

pltal as Result OF Fall.
Matt Buska died az the st. Joseph
hospital of Hancock about l o'clock
this afternoon, as a result of injuries
sustained about one week ago through
of the Quincy mine, a distance of
about $50 fet He sustained severe
injuries about the head and body also
internal injuries.
The deceased was a native of Fin
land and was AZ years of age. He
has made his residence i'm the copper
country about twenty years. Besides
wife and five children, who live at
Frenchtown. Mr.. Buska leaves two
brothers. He was u member of Kilpi
tent, X. O. T. NJ. M. whose members
will have charge of the funeral. Ar
engagements for the funeral Will be
made later.
Passes Away at Detroit.
Glenn Fisher OF Hancock, this morn
ing received "a dispatch announcing the
death of his brother, Anthony Fisher,
former resident of Hancock, which
occurred at Detroit He left this af-
ternoon to attend the funeral. The
late Anthony Fisher conducted pot
ash factory i'm Hancock about fifteen
years ago and soon after locating
in Detroit he started a grocery pusi-
ness. He was a member of the Detroit
board of aldermen. Mr.. Fisher is sur
vived by a wife ana several children,
besides his mother, three brothers and
two sisters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
TO EXAMINE MoRELAND.

Captain Croker arrived yesterday ID
take command Of the Reid wrecking
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04
sxAoeeRArIoN.
Nine. Sarah Bernhsrdt tells the Sc
oret Of Her vouthfuIness.

ON her arrival in New York. Nine.
sarah Bernhardt. replying to a COM
pliment on her youthful appearance,
said:
''The secret Of my youth? II Is the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-05-04

Regal Shoes at Cost
Plus 8 per Cent.
An Earthquake for The Trade,
but a Benefit to the Public
Regal Prices Are Now $685. to $5ss
when Regal copsT prngpOHcy
FzENcEFoRTt5 said the Rega- Shoe CO. AL the shoes we make viii
FIVE PER CENT. COMMISSION whether that price
between prices heretofore arbitrarily n
1T WAS NOT the at the jolt The Regal Shoe Co
acrer knew it It was abandonment price
the stir.
THAT "EvENPRIcE" policy has darling superstition
@ G ong @ $4oo $3.50 $500 and so on that dealers thought
other prices possible.
1ARGA SHOES products hoyssd out BY shoe depart depart
IT WAS ARGUED that
who wanted shosof name and character would rather
aahe or not he got anything having
AND So WHEN designer produced shoe that could "O
raising situation. one Of these three
THEY COULD DO any of three things-and
THEY COULD Aen competition would allow itO
THEY COULD ADD 61$5O0
Or THEY Ge next even fgue-$5O spong the shoes quality
doy6ce.
JT AS FOR obvious and hng--seng that $4So
shoe for 485-why that to be thought OIL
SEEMS RIDICULOUS it? But all supedons ridiculous
HEREAFTER Regal built the Regal ebulders
business and they know their pubic
sandle best shoe that can De
land 70 that shoe
public is, unaered by tooSh CUSTOM
THE DESIGNERS will required add anything
nor to anything bring to or down to any
THE MANUFACTURING COST OF be figured carefully
added and further allowance covering the actual
resulting be
fe price of that particular whether $685. or $3.50 or $4S5
is.
1t5F PRICE WILL BE STAMPED ON THE SHOE AT THE
also verify the per commission is added
Vol GAIN MORE than you the odd prices You
also by quality the fact that only for
what want
hand They simply out the
CAN DEVISE for certain at
exactly what get plus the tar
ar taxed nothing for useless additions
Regal Shoes Give You What You Want
Az The Lowest Price That Can Buy 1t 81
IsaSl REGAL ST4OES
AZ. 81 FOR dEL
T@SST' THE BEE HIVE SHOE STORE Sysg
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-14
CAPTAIN KELLY coRREcrs
AN ERRONEOUS REPORT

~. CENTRO. ort. a. To the Edital
~ the Press Sir. ! beg your indalgenr.
and q little 81 your space for the eurrec
tion of an erroneous report that seems O.
have gained some currency There II a.
warrant In fact for the unmerItel CON.
pliment paid ~ me in the report that
WAS Harold Bell wrights collaboration IL
the writing ~ Barbara Worth. and ths
origin nf the Fumor = q mystery
Mr. Wright. with unusual and. as
deem il. extreme generosity In his pFe.
face acknowledged obligation to several
persons. including myself. for asslstanes
IN the collection Of information concern
ing reclamation work in general THAT
acknogledgement covers the whole ground
and has nothing 90 DO with the plot
story. construction or writing ~ ths
novel.
Having been associated closely with Mr.
Wright during the period ~ the pFoauc-
ton Of his three latest boeks. know
that not a tine ln any ens ~ them was
conceived by any ethes mina or written
by any other hand thar his s~a. Th-
only assistanc. he had was purely eter-
ical and mechanical My own part was
that OF proof reaacf 90 see that ths
typewriter copy made by his stsn0gra-
pher Mr.. Wilbur .. fiait Mas sn aes.ut .
ate transcript Of his nanu~crtst
trust that those wio have eifeutatad
or given erea.nee Co any either version -
the matter wili perceive that th~ t~u
deney Of the report - "a pisee me la .
rsvlis ulouriy false position. aud wlti e~as~
their activities ALLEN KKiI.Y
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-14
TIE CHINESE REPUBLIC


i The phrase above must strike Amer
leans as the most sensational they have
heard in many years. Here is a nation
which existed in the days of Abraham
which has run on through history from
long before the pyramids We're built, and
which vet retains vastly more vgor than
the world comprehends.
And strange as it may seem to many
persons. the Chinese people for thousands
of years have held to governmental the
ories and ideals that are even now abreast
of the most enlightened concepts of the
world.
or some of the earliest rulers we read
They We're staunch uphoders of tenn
perance, and they banished the unlucky
lisc0verer of the fact that an intoxi-
eating drink could be obtained from rice
They also held fast to the theory that
ali government must he based on the
popular will. In fact. the reigfls of Yao.
Chun and Yu are the ideal period of Chi
| nese history when all questions We're de-
| cided by moral right and justice. and
even now Chinese philosophers are said
to test their maxims of morality by the
| degree of agreement they may have with
che conduct Of those rulers"
The kings 10 whom reference is made
ruled before Greece or Rome were great.
and centuries later when Confucius. the
| great moral philosopher. was born. he
/ stin preceded Christ by five and a half
| centuries. though In that far day he laid
| DOWN the precepts later embodied in the
| Golden Rule.
| In the DAYS when Europe was sending
| crusaders 20 Jerusalem China was con
/ quered by the Mongols. and the real
/ Chinese character was submerged until
| the Mongois were expelled In the four
teenth century and there was established
tile great and good native Ming dynasty
destined 20 rule for zoo years. or until
the Manchus. in 1890. came down from
the north 20 conquer and 10 establish the
/ dynasty that has continued until now
/ the real Chinese character that which
recognizes the precepts Of the old philos-
| ophers. being subjected and buried
/ That the people of China in this day
when the world Is making vast strides
/ should bark back 20 those utteranees a.
] philosophers dead for thousands of years
is rot strange when II i note. that their
/ uttefances on moral and on government
( lines parallel the most advanced concept.
/ u our day
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-14
Minister for Mecass Arrives

supply for the Mcssahs Methodist
Church has arrived and regular services
Will be held tomorrow TIE n~@ pa~toF
is Rev Hunt. a member VI the inaiAna
conference. Ills family il now Ia Kfy
ereide, but will soon eoms 10 th~ valley
10 fasias Tns nsN pastor ~all hold seq
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-14
DETER THAN WAS EXPECTED

- Woman in California is enfranchisedl !
All the rights that mere man holds she
is 10 enjoy
This is good in general, but in its
local application il is of particular value,
for it means that the raid on Imperial
valley by the brewers of Los Angeles
is barred in advance
1t is true the election in Imperial will
proceed. and il is doubtful if there can
be found any way to enable the women
To vote on the cath
But it is certain. even if the male vote
of Imperial should betray that town to
| the brewers. that the initiative will at
| once lie invoked to wipe out the disgrace
! and the women will vote solidy for that
purpose.
The brewers are. not fools and they
cannot help seeing that the new status o.
affairs makes it certain that Imperia
valley will remain free from the stain
| = allied booze, while the area of prohi
h.t.on territory in the State will be great
iv increased.
If this journal is not greatly in error
the enIranchisement of women implies
that within a year Los Angeles, San
!5iego and San Bernardino will enter the
prohibition ranks and lagaized debauch
cry will be practically at an end in all
of Southern California.
As things have been in the past in Cali
sornia. such legislation might be made
dead letter. but California now has the
recall. and every official must realize
that if he does not do his part in the
enforcement of law. the sovereign will
of the people can put another in his
place.
When the people decree that any ter
ritory SHAH be free from the sale of
liquor and secure laws for that purpose,
they now have the legal power to remove
officials who fail to enforce the law.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-14

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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16

anti just now, thai be had used my
bame as HIS own with her, to screen
himself from possible trouble. But
ihat may not have been the case He
may simply have spoken OF me as his
friend
THE girl was In love with him,
and It would be natural for her TO
give her father my name instead Of
Hunters, and make the accusation
against me. | suppose be thought
that | could, probably, clear myself
easily enough, without involving him.
and that the whole row might blow
over without doing any iryeparable
damage TO either Of u.s. And then,
when II didn't blow oyer-when II got
worse and meant ruin for somebody
the fact that he hadn't spoken at FIRST
would have made II ten times harder
20 speak at last. might have help.
I'd AIM lie sent word to me once,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16
LEGAL NOTICES
(Frst Pubushcd IN Tulsa Uuuy World
February n, 1910, Nord PuDushing Co..
Pubhhnerb,)
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE OF REAL
EsIArE.
a the United States circuit Court, Eastern
District Of Oklahoma.
BE ". MAR, PlElnun No. 1871

'shAlAtA OF OhAuhNuu
". MAR, PlEinun No. 1914
(. rruma Nixon, Defendant. In Equity
N.tice a. .rr Wy gwen to an persons that
T.. undersig ed Masttr ia tuaucey OF said
Court " | AS such Master, u pursuance %
and by virtue Of o decree madv aud entered
IN sald cause by The lion. Kaiph h, Camp.
bell, one OF the Judges Oi said court, sItlug
at MuskOgee, IN suld District, on the l2tu uay
OF December 1910 and by virtue OF aud ln
pursuance TO an Orucr made and entered
IN sald cause by sHii court at the time
named, ON Monday @arch 2uth, 1871, 40 the
lfUnt door OF the County Court House for
lulFu County OkWhumu ~ lhu clty Ut Tulsa,
lulba County Oklahoma Ht the hour Of ten
(lOl O'Clock, q. NJ, ON said day, Oncr tor
ba lo and VIII sen at pubuc outcry to the
highest ana best bidder Tor cash in hand
TO be paid at the umc Of said sale ull Of
the real estate m sand decree mentioned, aud
an the following described real estate situate
IN Tulsa, Tulsa County, STATE Of Oklahoma,
aud Wtnn SAID Eastern District VI Uhluho.
ma, tu.Wit;
All OF the right, title, interest, estate and
equity Of redemption Of the parties TO sad
SUIT ,nUmcly $, w. Malr, the plaintiff and
J, Truman Nixon the defendant, IN aud to
Lots one o., Two -, Three t8), -Four o.,
Five (o) and SIX tob IN Block Number
-Four (iJ OF tho Hodge Addition 10 the cry
Of Tulsa, free aud c,ear OF all mcumbraucc
Of any right, ttle interest or equity Of each,
every ana auy pcrssn claiming by through
or under thc phlntn on thu defendant since
the Institution Of said suit.
IL rs conditioned however that said bid
upon which said sale shall BIO made must be-
not less than twoihirds l2.8) Of tho ap.
praised value Of the said real estate, which
will DO duly appraised according TO the laws
Of tho state Of Oklahoma In sales Of land on
execution. Said sale viii be reported 10 tho
court and when approved due and proper
deed therefor win be executed In accordance
with law aud the order Of the court.
Ecbruarl lith. 1911,
CHAs. L. ROGERS,
Master In Chanccry Of tho United States
Circuit Court
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-03-16
IL, g. L..

1917 South Denver, large siN-room
modern bungalow SMOKE house ana
houses eve ythIng In good ORDER
only $2SOO; part cash, balance less
than rent.
Two new, well built, 5-room cot
tages ON Cl1clnnati, north Of stand
pipe hll, nice bt wator gas and
bath room, viii sell cheap or viii
trade for other city property terms.
Lots $50 and up in North More
land.
LOZIIER & LOZIlER
No. Bynum Bldg.