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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-17
CHAPTER XIII.

Some time in the golden afternoon
Of the following day, the Pelican
weighed anchor and slouched with q
loaflsh air out OF the harbor of the
Piraeus.
"Plyn Bill Ole" the captain said
he preferred to be called. And plain
Bill Hole!" unused the Irishman, lean.
ing over the forward rail and sucking
at a short black pipe. Faith, not
only plain. but even trine homely,"
he amended automatically.
"As for meself," he concluded later,
I'm no siren in this rig" And he
lifted his eyebrows, protruding his
lower lip, as he glanced down over his
attire.
1t was strange rig for the O'Rourke
to be In: an engineers blue Jumper.
much the worse for wear, and a pair
of trousers whose seat. O'Rourke
maintained. was only held together by
Its coating Of dirt and grease.
O'Rourks eyed this gstup with dis
dain. Fortunately" no comforted
bimself, "twon't b forever I'll be
wearing It."
In the present instance, the dis
kuise was held an advisable thing.
since O'Rourke was ofncislly register.
ed on the ships books ~ assistant en-.
gineer. The Pelican carried NO II.
cense for passengers, and In view Of
his avowed purpose It was deemed
unwise for the Irishman to risk de-
lection by appearing too tony" Tan
expression culled from the captains
vocabulary.
Otherwise, It was understood that
his duties were to consist of the pur.
suit of his own sweet will, that he
was to occupy . stateroom aft, and
that he was to mess at the captains
table.
On an evening. some nine or ten
days after he had left Athens,
O'Rourke at the forward rail saw the
long, low profile Of Egypt edge up out
Of the waters, saw 1t take color and
form, made out palms and the wind
mills, the lighthouse and Pompey'
pillar; and knew that he was clos
upon his journeys end.
Her winches ratified cheerfully a
the Pelican dropped anchor, bu
O'Rourke did not move. There woul'
be no going ashore. he knew, unit
Hole was ready and that would b
when the customs officials had PAT
him a call and the usual courtesie
had been exchanged. The Irishma
had no need to be in haste to chang
from his present garb to one tina
better suited him. So he lolled upo
the rail and regarded with kindlin
eye the harbor views.
He mopped his brow. simply las bt
fitted one of his apparent station 1
life) with the back Of hand, an
stood erect, exulting In the scent, tn
indescribable, impalpable, insisten
odor Of the East that Is forgotten G
none who had ever known II. The he
wind drove 1t gustily in his face, an
he shifted and drew great IL gful
and was glad.
"'Tis good" he said simply. Ant
a bit later, while on the short-line tn
brazen arcs were beginning to pop on
silently: There's the customs boa
I'm thinking I'll slip below"
No lamps had yet been lighted b.
low, but O'Rourke knew the way
his room. He entered and shut tn
door The afterglow of the sunse
entering through the portfolio, rel
dered the little coop light enough fo
his purpose. Dropping to his knee
the Irishman pulled his kit-box froi
beneath the bunk.
The lid came up freely as h
touched 1t. For full minute he di
not breathe. Then, In ominous s
lence, he bent and examined the loci
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-02-17

1t became Immediately evident that
his memory had not tricked him; the
trunk was locked. as he had left 1t
that morning. But the clasp had
yielded to cold chisel
II was hardly worth the trouble,
stil O'Rourke rummaged through the
sontents OF tho box. assuring himself
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-01
RGiebrep.
Suer Suamifugcn. Ialsinno. Spmo.
mbr. Sanscinrb. Git ira Ss.

Bort SGoreIano err ct poffert
Sano; ct rigt 2ano meb lin ~afpefslen.
De Natlir. Get fan 5ipe Dig oct pil.
bette, melt baarreiienoe 0atlrifue,
men ogiaa Get milbeite, pnoigite. Sa
on peo life, bpilfet Der griber ois
iterfeit.
Seq reiite for ct Eor Tiger iioer
FOR ferIte Sang ben forboI0spis mn
men Dog aaereoe bersmte Sci fro
SDsie | Snmnonger til Horbeimiuno
/ Saroanger. Seq og min Suitrll
ifulbe til eli WisIionsmeoe / Hor.
beimiuno.
ga hi meo "Solitrano" ON 2sr.
oa5sfpeIoen fom til Spsie, bar alof.
fen ellepe. Men Dor Sanfe bar al
fortiGtte meo Set famine = til Gife.
bal. Ssrit maatte ri bog fslge meS
Dor gooe 9efienot, SeleipiQer Cars
SGpilo, inc paa S%otelet og faa ri.
tensmab. Saa toe ri ipei Lungs Sps-
ie.Glpen, frem giennem Srslanbsoa-
len.
geb Srelano, 3 am. fra Spsie, er
gergens me eleftriife Sterilization
Den blep fGrbis flor oa er Ell al De
lterite paa Soroen - / lit Slaes.
5ieloene refer Jig bsie oa iteile paa
begge Siber af 5rslanosoaIen, paa
fine Steoer nRiten loorette. 90 ioo
trang er 9olbnnoen, at Ser iomme
Steoer iaapibt or Rlabs for Gloer
at tr9ngc Jig frem. @i maotte / oen-
ne lfumIe, tauie Hattetime upiIfaar-
Zig fomme til at tRnfe os i%notaqne
Ell Sntulbol. og pi nlaatte irpgte, al
Niier % Sroio / bnert GiebIif funbe
omrin9e %. Gn Mano fom fierenoe;
bet bar Soban aleipen, ban buis 10
Der Smut ifior brufneb paa 5psie.
San fom ira Bergen. o. gif ilanS
Der. Den ba ban ituloe omboro igien
efter noget ban hapbe CLIENT, ialS.
ban neo meaem 9rpsgen og Camp.
ifibet. Get por eff tungt 9ubifab Tor
Den 5amle enfe og belle SamiIien.
iom Dor ,;ofIaa enslig inbe poo
apnmifegen. 9i fif afuefslenbe
fisre meo Sobar, iaa geien iaIot let.
terc.
: itore Spingninger opeiter iteiIe
0icloet isrer tiIiioit 9eien op til Gife.
Dol. Ser gaar oen t9tH iorbi oen paf.
re eifeoaIsios. Der err 800 SOB bsi os
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-01

pafrere 8~citplabS fan pauiteliJ iin'
oeS.
Oct tegner til at bIipe ct lopenpc
glar iaur. Get bor pGrct ida rig Nj
pefsling uieo Regu % Solparme Den
iioite Del al 6oroaret, at oit iom lfiil'
DC pofle. bIcu iterft iremlfpuoet. Hr
oriper man / baoroe 3ag meb Slaat'
ten.
Som IiitriftslGae | WiotborolonN
otter ariiger er nriat Goftor SoItes.
mann, tioli1ere 2pge / Ell al Ssno'
merSbpgoerne. Zen me Spge er on'
iot meb S%orpIiptclie til at finoe JIG
Ceiling al Giitrittct. San ifal if.c
tiItrGbe for lite Sftober, OF inotil
cen Sio err Softor Hihter pnn Iinnes
fonititteret | Gmbebct.
Silien til aienbte | gmerifa!
Sobdn u utbe.
t3oe SNuli 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-01
beo, ira Spneios Meniobeo, ira Me.

Deo, ira Spl1efos Wfeni9be0, ira He'
fens 9tenigbeb peo Sroisrerne, fro
&rGitgieloets ai~rfeianeere og lro
NorberbopS Sfoleltpre peb airfeion.
ger @i5itab, ira Sfolerne / Sarg pee
alrfelanger Sfrutpolo, ira 2oroer.
bop S9rerlag peD Carer Steinbamae
ira Senefos SolfeifoleS ~9Grerperio.
nale De0 SuerlGrer 9rinfmann, ira
Noroerbops llngOomslag peo &mli
Woe, ira SsnefoS Notwithstanding
oeo &anoioat Srpo5, o. ira YrpItc-
gaaroens aoinbeiorening peo Yaitor
Sfaar. Gfterat Salmen "Som 8ulb
er ben aarle Worgenituno" por inn.
get, blep Siiten baaret no al Serre.
bets Erpiter og airfeiangere. War.
ltalfer bar b'Srr. CLAUS S9roen %
gernboro aiefitob, &pfeu.
Get lange Gogntog 101 &lsreteier
latte Jig M / gep9eelie. SperaIi
langs @eiene paieoe Stag paa balr
Stang. SeO Snogangen til Ssneios
par reiit en- imasiulb 3%eforation
6log og @rsnt. ~loenfor MiobeIifo.
len og Solfeifolen paraberebe aqe
Gleper meO i9nfet Sane. Den pafre
aflfeosbilien ejorbe eft opermaabe til.
talenoe Snotrpf. Ser bar rig 6lag.
ming oper belle gpen.
S SaugS Strife talte rel. 9apeQun
Sfaar inotrGnBenbe oper 1 aor. 10,
10: "If CUBS Haabe er leg oct, ieg
er." Soimer her par: "Spbe, title,
lterfe, miloe 0uooomsoro" o. Sip
'alige 2anb, bpor @lnsiet Ell rinber
meo 8raao eaer Sano". Eli Soner.
ne al Gbopins Ssrgemarih blep ai.
item oerefter baaret til @rapen - til
Samiliegrapitebet paa Ben me &irfe.
gaaro. Senne inbpiebes fsrIt / en-
fort Sale al Sreoieprpit Gbriitopber.
len, iom ogiaa berefter ~forrettcse
SoropaafuItelien. Den operorbentlia
pafre Observation-Disclosures bar bermeb
tiIenbe.
SCI. 6 boIGtes Miooag / Iorberbops
Br9itegaaro for benpeo 100 inbbub.
ne manolige @ipiter, De fleite ira
Ttngerife (oeriblanbt % oaiaa noale
ira Sunoer). ri Gamer bar Ser for.
ltoen al Samilien ogiaa nogIe ,a,,
ANDRE tilItebe. Ser taffeoe Ifosoes
9lolte Sen Sngenisr @isbeh for oei
ltore Sremmsbe, / bpiIfet ban tiroe
le ct Segn paa Den NgteIie % spm.
pati, bans Sar bapoe mot. Specieli
taffeoe ban Horberbops Wenigbe,
peo oens Srbfsrer, IroiesIor Wide.
let, ErGitene oa Girfeianaerne / Ser.
reoet og al iibite i9rIis Sr. @igItao.
SigeleoeS taffeOe ban be iom bapbe
ltaaet bans Sar nGrrnes, nupnlto
agronom Ginger og be mango tro
Sienere. Oct piloe bli pemobia al
forlaoe bette fiGre Sus, boortil lao
mango fi9re Winber fnpttet Tia. Ga.
len beipareoes al TrobItens mango.
aarige Ben og 9arnoomSfammerai
Troprietpr gernb. aiefitab. Sor 60
aar iioen msotes De ber poa Iinge.
rife og ienere lebet | ct trofait Sen.
fabsforbolb. Senere tolte @oItor
Sfoar for Eropitinbe S9rben. Sen-
oes getponina for Iropiten bapoe
pPret flor. Saffet for 6en Senlia-
beo og ai9rligbeo Bropitinben bap.
De bit MOB oae, iom fom til IrGite-
gaaroen.
81. Sppe gaarb.
Den 3bie Silli 1912.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-01
Guropas unoereane.
Gn SpaaSum.

SorbifipIpSioriferen DIR. Gilbert
NpbIes / Y%bilooclpbia bar | bisie
Ioac ircmiat Ell Spnooom, Der or
rel egnet til at ppffe SpmertIont.
beo.
San ioruoiiger. eiter buao
"Stanooro" m~eooelcr, nemlig intet
minore, enc at europa / Ell Tor
bolospis npr 6remtio, ianbipnlig.
bis / ben uupRrerOe pugre Genera.
tions 2epetib, pil for1an pe0 Or.
ploiion, iremfol0t peO mGgtige bull
fdnife llobruo og Sor6ifiplo.
Gaturen bar M / TO a%arbunore.
ser iorbereSt oenne antnitroie, flyer
lllpffesproieten, o. ale Segu tpocr
M pna, at europa bill blioe op'lugt.
mebens me a%ontinenter oil fcoes |
Stinebapet. Get iIpoenbe Wetal !
Sorbens Snore. iom itobig oorer |
Mpngbe, arbeiber poo at iinbe Ell
llogana op til Soerilaoen. 90 me.
oens Sloen arbeioer ira neber pan
6enne Moabe, rnnr ben fsrit og
fremit op aienrem Den tpnoere
Sorbforpe, Ser aoifiaer Den ira So
oene. @onoet trGrgcr ba neo
gjeurem Heonerne, og Re'uItotet er
mRptige GrpIoiioner.
DIR Roblcs mener, of ale De ie'
neite @~egipenbe6er tilfuloe beoiier
bans Eaoitono. Zen Beriobe meo
Storme al Itor Seitigbeo. Der maa
qaa ioruo for iaaoanne gegiuerbe-
ser. bar aQereoe pit ia, og Sen
uulfnnife aftipitet oper belle Geroeit
err IiaeIe6es uimooiigelig tiliteoe.
ltn6eriegelierne bar pitt, at Sau.
bunoen bar ~ioranbret ia og oreiet
boobe De porme og fol6e Strsmme,
ioa at De norblige 8reboeGraoer
bar ifiitet aorafter. Gen a~rttiife
SO er iipro meo at imeIte, 90 man
mPrfer / europa Ell Rebgarg !
8oliitrsmmens oarme geifpttelie.
8eriooer og uforbolbsmp$iig itPrt
gnrme ielge8 M al lorge Eericoer
al baaro &t,l6e meb Regn, ia euoog
Sneitorme mi6t en- Sommerer.
Sa. ieIp Set me Sentiment | oct
title Ocean bar 6egprot at ot'e ia
9ebring.Sapet efter oiiIfanife lto'
6ruo. Oct er pau 8rrnb az Den
rupprenoe ouIfanife aftipitet / DC
ipS.otlantiife Ggre, at England for
Sioen fiber un0er en- tiIipneIaoeroe
enbelss Regu. % ser ipnes life at
upre llogen ubiigt iii georing. tbi
Senne aftioitet pil oeobliue Of bore
{ Stprte. til oet euSeIis er noe meb
europa.
Saa pibt Sen nmerifanife Broiet,
Der Dog life Dor tages belt alucr'
figt. Sor blot at nRpue enfelte al
amerifmerens Faaitanoe - ser pt'
oes Inlet ON en- aifislirg az Coli.
itrsmmen, % Ell iPrlig uoloion'
Stormperiobe err beler life blepen
~obierperet Of De Sagfpnoige.
90 Den re9uiulSe auauit ! eng.
lanb - og | andre 9nnoe er Boa
piitrof Tor magert ct 6gncmen at
bpsge paa. boor ser giGISer en-
Spaaoom ON enropas Undergoing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-01

Som lioienoing fra Sorbalanbs
ungoomsIag til Rorges llnsooms.
lags aarsmsbe Ben 23. % "a sunni
bar ieg nplig giort en- Senomerstur.
Get bleu en- berlig Sur. Eli oct be.
pirfet oct itraalenbe Sommerpeir, De
comfortable Sfibe ieg fit 6sIse meo,
oct itorarteoe Stepne. og iibit men
life minoit Den aiGitirie RootaaeIie
hos Senomsrinserne. Weo Surtia.
tibet "Ridorb @itb" ff hi burtia
@eiororin5 til aaleiuno. Stotbapei
laa imllIt nnoer Itraalenoe Sol. -
aalelunb er bleue. en- foielia oa paf.
fer Sp efter Hpreisningen. !SeIe
gpen er bpgget al Sten, meb mooer.
ne Suie. 90 eft Sip oa en- gepaaelie
er Der, iom minber ON geraen. Seq
og mine Reiiei9ler. 9~rofesior 8iels.
off og SRrer Songe ira gergen, ait
op paa @fsIa, ct tsit. iteilt 6ieI6 tort
inoueo 9pen. Ser err Ell itorartet 10.
Iigt oper gpen og Gerne uSenior. og
Sapet. &et | peit Iigeer Den pnoiae
8ilfe, bpor Den gamle 8iife.9Gtten
boeoe. SRnger moro er Sisrtoit. bpor
Oct ltore Sprog.8eni Claus .sSiertoit
mar ira. 2anet ier Ter ri Sareio-
lano meo Sierlnsaraog, bpor BET
ltore Slag itoo meliem Somspifinser.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
Brokers Gossip
Anaconda Production.

The official figures of the Anaconda
Copper Mining company for January
show that the productio was 20 $50. o.
600 pounds as compared with "a. 400. 900
pounds In December. which was the
largest month during the past year.
This, IL is believed. will be exceeded
during the present month II the ship
ments are maintained at the rate they
are going forward To the smelters lust
now. The other day 271 cars OF ore
were sent from the mines here To the
Washoe smelter in Anaconda. which is
The largest single days shipments ever
made. representing 1850 tons OF ore.
All the mines I'm operation are In fine
shape and IL would be an easy matter
to keep the shipments mp TO this mark
II so desired. The High ore has got "A
large reserve supply and under tho
compressed air system of hosting is
bringing ii TO the surface with great
regularity
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
CURB STOCKS.

j. A. Minnoar x Co. say today
Copper shares commanded all the at
tentiop in the markets today. The gen
eral New York list showed little by
way of material price changes Talk of
big copper contracts pending served
to create renewed interest in the met =
al shares and while no effort was made
TO bid prices up, IL was apparent that
the only way stocks could be bought
was at advanced quotations. Amalga-
mated was up to SOC; Copper Range up
almost two points: Osccola gained an
other point and SO il was throughout
the entire list. when there was any
activity IL was at higher figures The
local market submerged itself TO May
flower. old Colony and the South
Range issues. Man ytlower is still in the
Vein i'm the No. Il hole and the core
l., as rich as disclosed in the No. l6
hole. old Colony was higher SYM
Lake WAS up to $37 and
viii sell higher. Some good buying
was in evidence in bohemia, Indiana
and Algomah.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
LOCAL MAN A DIRECTOR.

The annual meeting OF the stock.
holders Of the l.aurium- Montana Min
ing company was held at Butte recent
~ when the reports of the president
and treasurer were read and deemed
satisfactory. The treasurer's report
showed sufficient money on hand to
carry on the development work con-
templated II was decided To increase
the number of directors from five 10
seven. The following directors were
elected: Herman Pete. William Vuoti.
Emil Bjirkman. John T.. Porthan.
Jacob Lampi and Emanuel Auto Ely.
Mimi; oscar Karri and Ike Peterson.
Butte. ana August Hidden, Calumet
Mich. Herman Pete was elected
president of the company. oscar Karri.
vice president; William Vuoti. secre-
tary. and John II. Porthan. treasurer;
oscar Karri was appointed general
manager.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
TUolumne.

Just as soon as the new surface
plan, OF the Tuolumne is in good
working order, which will be about tile
latter end OF the month, the company
viii largely increase it's shipments of
ore, but the amount will depend on
satisfactory arrangements being made
with the Anaconda company for
smelling charges on second class ore.
Very little OF the ore shipped last year
was second class, but there is q very
large amount in reserve. and Sccre-
lary Harrington said few days ago
that II the rate was made satisfacto tory
the shipments would probably run 600
tons a day. starting about the fr5t OF
next month. During the pas year the
Tuolumne produced on an average of
about $50 tons Of copper a month and
this was all from first class ore which
would average fully per cent. ON the
first Of next month shaft sinking will
be started and the shaft sunk from the
1,S00-fOOt level to a depth OF 1000 feet.
There n station Will be cut and cross
cutting done for the purpose OF en- e
countering the body Of ore which was
recently opened up on the 1.SO0-foot
level Concerning the report that the
Tuolumne was likely TO resume its div
idends in the next three months, Mr..
Harrington said that first OF all the
cost Of installing the new surface plant
and the building OF the railroad spur
from the mine to the Butte. Anaconda
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19

States Similar Improvement is takine
place in Germany. General trade there
Is in excellent condition and has been
thoroughOut the late excitement.
Whatever stress developed from the
Moroccan incident was chiefly confined
TO financial circles Now that the
strain has been relieved by the rap
prochement between Germany and
England. German financial markets are
experiencing quite as much relief as
shown i'm England. German loans
have either been paid or well taken
care Of Financial anxiety has dlsap-
peared and the outlook in Germany is
quite as bright as that in Britain.
With conditions so satisfactory in two
of the leading commercial nations OF
the world. how will the United States
remain behind, when there is nothing
hut unnecessary political disturbances
10 prevent fresh forward movement?
Henry Clews.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
NEW MINERALS ARE
CONSTANTLY BEING FOUND
BY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

/ New minerals are constantly being
! discovered. Their determination IS
usually made by the geochemist-thc
chemist who works along geologic
/ lines-or the mineralogist. The prop
srties of minerals already known are
likewise being predetermined. with the
result that some of the published
descriptions which have remained un-
challenged for many years are under
going constant change. Most OF these
minerals as discovered or determined
are Of only scientific interest and no
relation is seen between their occur
renee Ia nature and their probable
value 10 the industries of the world
However. no one can say when the
mineralogic curiosity may not prove
to be a revolutionary factor in some
industry. As an example. the mineral
tungsten was well known for 100
years but only recently was il found
that this mineral could be made into
an elcctric-lamp nlameat yielding a
light which is stated To- be tie nearest
approach to sunlight
Another Instance is the metal vana- |
dunn. As late as 1905 the United |
states Geological Survey published in |
Bulletin 62-"Contributions to Min |
rralogy'-an extended description o. !
some vanadium minerals and il was
cot then thought that this metal would |
Command much attention from the in
iustrial world. But today il is as
.erted that small quantities OF vana-
lium added TO steel result in remark
.ble toughness. giving great resistance
o shock and TO fatigue" caused
through constant bending; and that
teels containing a small percentage of
"nadium make much better springs
nd saws and other Tools.
II is the province Of the mineralo-
list therefore to go in blndly. as IL
we're. To work out his scientific prcb.
ems irrespective or what the Indus
rialist or the technoloelst may evolve
rom his conclusions.
"MincralCgical Notes. Series l."
which has just been published by the
nited States Geological Survey as
iulleun 400, is compilation Of tho
esearch work Of this character con- .
ucted by Waldemar T. Schaller in th.
hemical laboratory of the Survey
nee 1905. As indicated by the title,
his bulletin is the first of prop osed
cries which will be published by the
survey. from time to time.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
LEGAL NOTICES.

Feb. 10, 26; Mar. 4. H.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the County OF
HouGhton.
AT session of said Court. held at
the Probate Office, in the Village of
Houghton, In said County, on the
18th day of February A. ID. 1912.
Present; Hon. Geo. C. Bentley. Judge
of Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of Peter
Lahti. deceased.
Elizabeth Lahti having filed in said
court her petition praying that the
administration of said estate be grant
ed to herself or to some other suitable
person.
II is ordered. That the i4th day Of
March A. ID. 1912. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon. at said probate office.
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petitions
1t is Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of a copy of this order once each week
for three successive weeks previous to
said day OF hearing. in the Calumet
News. a newspaper printed and circu-
lated i'm said caunty.
tSeaD GEO. c. BENTLEY.
a true copy Judge of Probate
Lillas G.. Mitchell,
Register of Probate
Galbraith & Mccormack.
Attorneys for Estate.
Business address:
Calumet, Mich.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
OSDORk'S INSULT EXPLAINED

Detroit Free Press.---When Governor
Osborn offered the. gratuitous insult
to Secretary of the Treasury Mae
Veagh and DR.. Hill at the Zach Chand-
lei club banquet recently By telling
them 10 carry back with them to Pres-
ident Taft word that an agent of the
brewers was on his way to Washington
to deliver Michigan to him. every one
wondered what was back of his play.
Fortunately Congressman Sam
Smith was present and after the ban
quet he supplied.the missing link.
Some days ago." he said, Attorney
William C. Manchester OF Detroit. who
association. was In Washington and
he came to call on me. ] asked him
II he would not like 80 meet the pres
ident and took him to the white house.
The president chatted with us for per-
haps five minutes and there was not
word said about politics or brewers
Certainly President Taft knew nothing
about Mr.. Manchester other than that
he was lawyer, but the governor
evidently based his assertion on that
incident"
For some reason the governor seems
to hate the brewers as strongly as he
at least pretended to love them when
he was seeking the nomination. Now
aGays lac devotes nearly all his speech
making to telling how he hurled n
iavelin at the brewery interests in his
Inaugural message and how he intends
to keep hurling whenever the oppor-
tunity is given him to make a speech
-(Adv) 10
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CAUCUS.

CAUCUS.
Village of Red Jacket, Houghtor
County, Michigan.
Notice is hereby given that a. gen
eral Village Caucus will be held at the
Red Jacket Town Hall on Thursday
the 29th of February A. D.. 1912 at S
o'clock p. m. for the purpose of plac-
ing in nomination candidates for VIII
lage officers for the ensuing term to
wit:
One president for one year.
Three trustees for two years.
One trustee for one year Uo Glb va :
cancy)
One clerk for one year
one assessor for one year.
And for the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before II.
BY order of President and Trustees.
Village of Red jacket, County of
Houshton, state of Michigan.
(Signed) John J. Ellis. Jr.
Clerk, Village of Red Jacket, Mich.
Dated Monday. Feb. IL. 1912. 20
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MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

4 Pacific tracks must be provided for
and after that would come the ac-
oumulation OF a treasury surplus and
then the dividend. He expected all
this would be accomplished and divl-
dends resumed in September He said
that when the dividend is paid again
IL will be 10 cents as formerly and that
the question OF making IL S5 cents this
year was never seriously considered.
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PoRcuPlNE STOCKS.
BERLIN WILL CELEBRATE.

Berlin, Feb. l9.-The municipality OF
Berlin is making preparations for the
celebration Of two important jubilees--
the five hundredth anniversary of the
accession of the Hohenzollern dynasty
to power which occurs this year, and
the silver jubilee of the kaisers reign.
which will be commemorated in June.
1913. a special committee headed by
the "Burgomaster Poet" DIR. George
Reek. has been ordered To work out a
tentative plan fitting celebrating both
events.