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The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
TORCH LAKE
FIFTH ANNUAL OUTING OF
THE LAKE LINDEN EAGLES
birds" OF TORCH LAKE TOWNS
TO GATHER AT EAGLE PARK
TOM ORROW.

The Gfth annual outing OF the Lake
Linden aerlo. Fraternal order of Ia
giles, will be held tomorrow after
noon The members of the lodge have
made preparations ror the entertain
ment of large number Of their
friends as there VIII be many here
from the other towns of the county,
as well as a big delegation of Torch
Lake people The members will meet
at their hall IN the odd Fellows blocl,
at o'clock About 1880 they will
form in line and headed by the Lake
Linden band will march TO Eagle grove
where the afternoon and evening will
be spent in making merry.
The majority of the Lake birds
have arranged 10 get away for the af-
ternoon and members of the commit
tee on entertainment will have some
thing doing at the park for the en-
tertainment of all guests. The band
will play during the afternoon foI
dancing ana there viii be numerou.
stands where refreshments viii bC
sold.
After the supper hour has passed
the band will again play for the en-
tertainment of the dancers. Severa
Hubbellites propose being present anr
for their convenience Frank Leonar,
win run his launch from Leblanc
| dock in Hubbell to the Eddy Lumber
company dock close TO the park. Th'
outing is a public one
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
MEMORY.

Is genius anything but memory. ono
wonders? Plato attributed all know
edge TO "reminiscences not To invosti'
cation. When in the most passive
moments of our lives there fash upon
us the clue and answer TO a mystery
with which Ne hayS struggled in vain,
consulting all the doctors OF lcarnlns
md ages of thought it seems as 81
all one had To do was To SO softly ana
listen hard Somcwhere blown ON thc
worlds breath or aushcd and dccp in
our own conscience are the answers
TO the great crtcrnal questions of Right
and wrong.
There is one point that one misses
perhaps. all too often. Memory, IN
decd. is tho basis of life ana the hh'
pulse for further living and yet along
side OF memory lives will and
should and can control. For memor,
| to he of use must be determined.
| selectivc. In learning. n u Is th
| part of memory to register the mat
ter covcrcdi IL is the part Of Will 4
rein her in, to keep what IS wort
| while and discard the dross. An un
restrained memory will catch at word
and thoughts rejected by the feebi
viii and hoard them because of Oh
very revulsion Of feeling with whc
they were met 1t is part Of the ob
legation of the win to serve as selocto
for the -iIarpers Weekly.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
NEW TRUSTEES QUALIFY.
Special Meeting of School Board May
Be Called This Week.

BE Called This Week.
William Reid and George II. Rob-
orts, who were elected ON July 8 as
new members of the Hancock board
of education, have qualified and are
ready to assume the duties OF their
offices. President Jacob Baer of the
school board expects to call "A special
meeting I'm few days for the pur-
rose of reorganizing and taking up
the question of issuing bonds for the
erection of new school. IL will be
necessary To elect a new secretary and
president and the board will also be
required To arrange for "A special cleo
ton at which the voters may pass
upon the proposition to bond the city
fer $l50,O00 for the new school. ON
account of the changes In the. person
mel of the board, the details relative
to the selection of site and other
questions pertaining to the new high
school project will probably be taken
up from the beginning, and gone over
again, but as all the members of the
board, including those recently elect
ed. are known to be heartily In favor
of pushing the project To the point OF
realization at the earliest possible mo-
mont, il is expected that the various
steps necessary to carry II out VII
he taken without unnecessary delay
I'm order that work may he commence
ed as quickly as possible.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Acfn-freei
Csre-freet

Fuss no more with bloody knives apd
razors with Shiny salvcs and sticky
sticking plasters! Bother no more with
bulky straps, cotton wads. cloth dough-
nuts and similar niisanccs No more
need adding insult to injury.
Foot ot-torture days are over! Praise
be to Bingo! Great. wonderful. Corn
Conquering Bipgo! Worst corns quick
" yield to its withering touch In
hammation and pain stop "as IL by
magic!" No harm to normal flesh
Corn or callous Just fades away-you
peel 1t off. cast II from your sight
loot trouble then is merely mem
Oryl
Make no mistake. If pestered with
corns, bunlons, callouses. warts-scv
orally or collectively-its BlNGO you
want. There isn't anything Just as
good"
At druggists. 25c. or direct upon re.
ceipt Of price. by Dennison Pharmaca
Co. III No Dearborn St. Chicago
III. Sold in this city by: Eagle Drus
store. Calumet, Mich. I.aurium Thar
macy, Laurium, Mich.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
CITY CLEANED UP.
City Resumes Normal Appearance At
ter Week Of the Carnival.


The school grounds were cleaned up
Yesterday morning and the refuse re-
mining over from the carnival Of last
week removed. 'rhc cloth signs on the
troHe ywires advertising the carnival
were taken down and nothing remains
to Indicate that there had ever been
Il carnival.
The local committee in charge ot
The weeks festival netted good sum
towards the purpose for which the fes-
iival was held but not quite so much
as was anticipated owing to the circus
exhibitine tho Same week. and the i"ct
that the carnival had exhibited al
Lairium the week previousN when II
was visited by many Hancock people
The rain of Friday evening also acted
as considerable of q drawback to com
plete success. but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
these the result was quite satisfac'
tory.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
SAMARITAN CASE ARGUED.
o. F. Collier and w. A. Hieken Con
tinue in Office Temporarily.

o. +. Collier and w. A. hicken Con-
tinue in Office Temporarily.
BY an order made by Judge Dancer
iIt district court, says the Duluth Her
aid. O. r. Collier. whose right to sit in
the imperial council and perform the
duties of the imperial treasurer of the
iraternal and insurance order of the
Modern Samaritans. has precipitatei
an internal war. will still continue TO
sign his name to the checks of the
organization funds used in the pay
ment Of death claims
The arrangement, however. may be
hut temporary one and the order
only controls until the final determin-
alton Of the case. This morning,
Judge Dancer listened to the argu-
nents of the attorneys, l.. G. Harris
appearing for the Collier McManue
faction and Wilson q Morgan, acting
as counsel for the executive board OF
the imperial council or more particu-
larly The Christie faction.
The case was merely presented to
the court on afiidavits Attorney Har-
ris requesting a continuance for a
week. The continuance was granite
by the court, and i'm the meantime the
court intimated that an order would
bc issued allowing the imperial coun-
ell executive board to transact such
business as was necessary and maxi
ing a provision that death claim pay
clents should he paid with checks
signed by O. r. Collier, deposed treas
urer. w A. Hicken, deposed imperial
scribe. A. c. Mcknight, new imperial
scribe and John Christie, Imperial
Good Samaritan.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
IMPROVING BUILDINGS.
Hancock Business Buildings Are Be
ira Renovated by Owners.

Hancock Business Buildings Are Be-
ire Renovated by Owners.
The exterior of the First National
Sank Building is being given coat
Of paint the work being done by j. &
ponahue's force Of men,
Good progress is being made on the
alterations in progress on the Repair
and Lewis buildings and ON the savoy
theater, each of which IS being con
sidcrably rcmodelcd. and which wher
completed win be materially change,
i'm appearance and convenience.
Contractor Verviilc Is making rapi'
Roadway with the new Temple of ia
cob. the synagogue of the First Congre
cation of Israel near the bridge an'
expects to- have It ready for the dedi
cation early i'm September Most o
the exterior work mas been done, I'm
cluding the dome on the rcof and IN
interior work Is now under way
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
Eczema? Try Zemo
Has Cured Worst Cases and You Can
Prove il for Only 25 Cents.

Has Cured Worst Cases and You Can
Prove IL for Only 25 Cents.
Yes. try Zemo. Thats all you need
do To get rid OF the worst case of &C.
zema. You take no chance. It is no
experiment. zcmo is positively guar
anteed to stop itching, rash, raw
bleeding eczema. make a pimpled face
smooth and clean. zemo is n wonder
and the minute applied 1t SINKS in
vanlshes. leaves no evidence, doesn't
stick. no grease. just pure, clean
wonderful liquid and IT cures This Is
guaranteed Zemo is put up by the L.
W. Rose Medicine Co. st. Louis. Mo.
and sold by all druggists at 81 for tn,
large bottle and AT % cents for the lib
eral size trial bottle. Try one 25-cen
hottie and bc convinced
Eagle Pharmacy Calumet; Iauriun
Pharmacy, Iaurium. /.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

cast eyes "tncy did me more haim
than good. My cycilshes would brush
against thcm every time ! winhed
Now that ! think of IT, though - She
added II might trim nay oyeiash's
They're too long. auvhoN. and--
NO. for heavens sakc!' he cN-
claimed "Iardon mo. Miss Thorn
hin Lucy-but II never noticed h''
fore how lovely your cylash,s are -
Chicago Tribune.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
BIG ITALIAN PICNIC.

viii be Hold on Sunday, July 20 at
Hancock ?ark.
The Italian section of the local So
cialist party will hold big picnic ON
sunday. June 2S. at the Hancock driv-
ing park. Music will be furnished by
the Quincy band and there VIII be
addresses in English and Italian. +
NJ. Nelson of Detroit will make an
English address and Joseph Bartell
or Chicago will speak In italian. a
program of sports and games VIII be
arranged. including athletic contests
OF all sorts, boys games and a bicycle
race. Prizes win be oncred, those i"l
the bicycle race being s. for first and
IS for second,
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
HANCOCK 6REvITiEs


Nathan Prlner has left for Canada
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. Myron Lytle has returned from
a two weeks visit at Cleveland.
Miss Florence Hall returned yester-
day from a two weeks visit to De
troit.
Frank r. Nav Of the quincy smelt-
ing works has returned from visit to
Buffalo.
w. A. Eudy of the Baer market
has returned from "A trip to Buffalo
by boat.
stephen Landry is visiting at tn
home of his brother Wilfrid Landr'
IN Milwaukee.
Miss Bertha Baier left yesterday
for a visit to the home of her brother
at McGin. Nevada.
A. NJ Harris and w. VIII of the \.
G. T.. office, have returned from husl-
ness trip TO Icscanaba and points i'm tho
iron country
Mrs. 4. Silfven and Mrs. G. \. Silf-
ven are spending three weeks visiting
with relatives at Chicago and AT
Hammond, Indiana.
Word has been received here of the
birth Of son to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carrigan of Butte. Mr.. Carrisan FOR
merly resided here.
Extensive repairs to the old smeit-
ing works dock at Ripley are bcing
made bv Contractor Richards who ex-
poets 10 finish the job i'm a few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shlaes are en-
tertaining as guests Mrs. Shlaes moth
er and sister. Mrs. William Klawans oi
Chicago and Mrs. l.. J. Cohn of Oma
ha.
Mrs r. II. Dunstan accompanie,
by her daughter Mrs. c.. w. Wright
have returned from Sardinia. wher'
Mrs. Wright spent the winter with h~
daughter and the latter's husband.
A. L. Levy yesterday received
message announcing the death of hi
| cousin. Joseph Levy, prominent re
tail clothing merchant of st. Paul. IL
is survived by wife and family.
Eneas McCauley of Hancock an'
several of the county officers of tn
A. q. II. from Calumet, have gon
Ia Chicago 10 attend the national Hi
herman convention in session ther
this week.
The Ripley sewers are being eN
tended from the Smelling works oiiic
TO the lake, tile pipe being used Here
toforc the sewage has been carrie
from the Office to the lake through
ditch
G J. Tolonen. manager of the t1r
nish branch of the Preferred Life In
surancc company, has returned from
business trip 10 the head offices of TIA
company at Grand Rapids
The annual picnic of the Congr'
cational Sunday school will be hel
; Friday. August 2. at the White CIT
The steamer International will |
used for the excursion and lars
crowd is anticipated.
Percy Guest and Julius Wcsit an
wife of Detroit who have been hel
since Saturday. will leave tomorro
or the Tionesta To return to Detro
Mr.. Guest is manager of the sms
> goods department and Mr.. WEI
: manager of the sheet music depar
' ment of Grinnell Brothers.
Colonel George w. Botstord WI
taken suddenly seriously ill yesterd'
= and rs confined to his room at G
scott Hotel His sons who reside
Northern Minnesota have been wir
u for and are expected TO arrive toda
The world sympathlzcs with the u
- r..,,,uo -oxccpf whom he is a WidON
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
EXCURSION TO AssINlNs.

A patty of couple of hundred went
to Assinins this morning on the cN-
curslon arranged by Rev. FIR. Rezek foI
the children of ST Ignatus parish
leaving on a special train over tht
South Shore at nire o'clock. The day
will be spent inspecting the orphanagC
at Assinips, with basket picnic on tine
orphanage grounds.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
Nuisance IS ALLEGED
IN QUINCY ST. PROPERTY
WARRANT ISSUED ron ARREST
OF OWNER OF THE
PREM SES.

CITY Manager w. w. stockly is get
tine after owners of property who
ore alleged 10 be maintaining unsani-
tarv and dirty conditions on their
properties and refusing to clean up
and improve the same This morn
ing he caused warrant to be issued
bv Justice of the Peace Funkey foe
the arrest of Matt Cooper, owner of
a business property on Quincy street
near the National bank. whose atten-
uon has been called TO the filth and
rubbish I'm the basement of the build
inc but who seems dlsinclined to take
any steps TO remove the offensive ac-
cumulations. The basement of the
building it Is claimed is filled with
All sorts of refuse and garbage which
is ill-smelling and offensive in the
extreme. and piles of rubbish in the
back yard are unsighuy and at the
same time constitute menace TO
public health. Cooper will probably
he brought before Justice Funkey to-
day.
Will Shut Oft water.
Manager Stackly stated this morn.
inc that now that pay day is past h
will wait no longer before enforcing
the collector of delinquent water
rates. but viii have a man get busy at
once shutting off the supply of all
who refuse TO pay up what they owe
the city for their water. Since the
close Of the last quarter a steady eff
fort to make collections of water rates
has been made with excellent results
many Persons coming across when tho
man with the monkey wrench actual
" got busy. but There are number
of consumers who asked for time un-
iii after pay days i'm the local mines
when they promised payment. The
mines paid off last week and Mr.
stockly will now accept no further
excuses.
Work on Improvements.
The city manager is making cvery
possible effort To get work started on
the improvements to Railroad avenue
and Is ready to take up that part
which concerns the city just as soor
as the traction company moves lis
tracks TO the southern limit Of tho
fifteen foot concession. He is also
working on the matter of public com
fort stations. but is handicapped IN
the matter of finding suitable loca-
tions for them. The need of suct
places was acutely felt last weel
when the crowds attending the circus
and carnival were i'm town. The city
hall which has hitherto been mad'
use of is no longer available, it'
privileges having been abused To sucl
an extent that Manager Stockly re-
Gently issued an order forbidding th'
general public use of the city toile
rooms. He hopes shortly to be abl'
10 report something accomplished
along this line. his plan being to pro
vide. in addition to several genera
toilet rooms, a number provided viii
lcclS and key. for which small fee o
five cents will be charged.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
HIS ATTENTION CALLED.

II suppose I ought to he wcarin.
eyeglasses. said she hut can't"
How do you know2" inquired th'
young man
"rve tried IT, had to give It up."
"Vhy sog"
Because she answered with down
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

Mrs. Edgar Richards. who has been
visiting here for several weeks VIII
leave on Sunday next TO return to
her home at McGill, Nevada.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
FOR sALE-t1-room house. 420S 10th
street yellow Jacket

FOR SALE-t1- house. 420S 10th
street yellow Jacket *
FOR SALIG-Nine room house with
bath room, stone foundation, steam
heat electric light aud hardwood floors
downstairs. large attic, also front ano
back stairs Terms reasonable. Apply
1908 school ST.
roR SAl.E-5-room house, $40 Gale
douia 81 Apply on premises.
ron sALE-1O Room House. Apply
432S Acorn ST.
FOR SALT room house. 29S2 Os-
ccola Road. Newtown.
For SALE-House at very reasonable
figure with good cellar. $40 4th 81,
Blue Jacket. Apply on premises or q
a II. Office.
roR sN.E-7 room house no. 1858
Hecla ST.. Hecla. Enquire ON prem
iscs.
FOR sALE-6-r cottage, at a
bargain. 1914 Liberty street Raym
haultown.
FOR SALE-g-room house, summer
kitchen, coal shed. barn room Tor
horses. etc. Apply 1906 Hecla ST., Hec-
la.
/ F0K R1NT-Rooms. Apply 1891 rem
pie st
FOR -Five-room house No. 2fV'
q street. Apply Jas. Barnette.
ron sALs-St2e Tunnel ST
FOR SALE--1525 Heca 81
FOR sALE-tive-room house, $50 Al
bion
IFOR sAi.E-I2-room house, i6O2 Laur
ium ST.
IRON sALEl-g-room mouse. 33O Water
works St
IfOR SALE-4-rooni house. No. 4sy'
behind Calumet dam, inquire withir
FOR SALES room house, 4os2 Eli
( St
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

FOR sALE-7-room house 9OiO Calu
me. avenue. In good condition and
cheap.
FOR SALE-House No. 213S Tunnel
St, Swedetown.
FOR SALE-House, No. 4OsS Elm St.
yellow Jacket.
FOR RENT--6 room house No.
Franklin ST. Florida. Z
WANTED-Boarders. 1851 Wedge St.
Calumet
FOR RENT-2 furnished rooms. Mod
ern conveniences. 1919 Scott St
FOR SALE-Lot 3. block 3 wolverine
ST. Florida Apply at Mrs Chap
mans boarding house. 122 Kesrsarse
ST.. south.
FOE sALE-6-r house, No. sott
svcdctown road. Apply on premises
FOH SALE-S- S-room house. S9is South
sixth ST. Newtown. on &. a. II.
property
/ FOR SNLIs-House, 1915 Hecla St.
FOR SALE -seven-room house. SsS
Caledonia st. Calumet, Mich.
I FOR SALE-House No. 457. Caledonis
i st. Albion.
FOR House. No. tOSs Oak St.
yellow Jacket.
/ ron RENT-One furnished room.
iS25 Acorn 81
FOR sALE--5-room house. cheap. ss
Caledonia ST
FOR SAI.E-six-room house. 1874
1aurlum ST
ron SALE-7>room house and saxr-
2507 ID ST.
iFOR SALE-S-room house. No. s7s. on
Caledonia st. Particulars az Wick
strom & Co.'S store. Pine st.
II FOR SAG.E-S-room house. modern
conveniences. steam heat. good foun-
dalton and plumbing. Apply $50 Cam
bria ST., Calumet
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

The world sympathlzcs with the un-
rortunate-exccpt when he is a widow.
or who marrics again.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
Knife and Fork REE
For Only 90 nEE
American Family Soap Wrappers

American Family Wrappers get Table Knife and Fork
of trimmed finished
hand forged metal ends You sets have wrappers Tor
Arizona republican., 1912-12-10
GLENDALE

GLENDALE Dec 9.-Mr and Mrs. T. Edwards Of Rocky Ford, Colorado. have arrived in Glendale. and taken the Chamney house Mir. Edwards is an old cantaloupe man and will put in a large acreage this coming year
 J l.. Cant was a Phoenix visitor yesterday.
 Mrs. E. E. Jack was in Glendale today.
 The Crystal theater played to q full house last evening when Uncle Si Haskns" was staged. The play was well rendered, ard was apprc- ciated immensely by the audience.
 Jas. Jones of Streator, I'll, arrived in Glendale today.
 Mir. Scudder and family arrived in Glendale this morning and will locate here.
 Mrs. A. A. C. Ames made a trip to PhoeriX this afternoon.
 J. P Edwards returned from Hot Springs this morning where he went with a party of friends on Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-10
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
 HAND CARVED LEATHER
The Best is at Balke's Big Curio
 Store.

Among the thousands of things at Balke's Big Curio store that would make beautiful Christmas gift is an article on the Mexican hand carved leather. There are purses, bill books, card cases, cigar and cigarette cases. ladies bags and belts and hatbands for ladies and gentlemen and boys.
 This is the genuine hand carved leather to be distinguished from the stamped leather. The Mexicans do not do all the hand carving but they do the best. The finest in the world comes from that country
 It is found only at the Big Curio store which has been handling it for years and the proprietor is fully pre- pared to recommend it to all who are interested in the better grade of hand carved leather
 For several years the Big Curio store has sold no other kind because this kind iS sure to give satisfaction The best has not been too good for the pat 1ons of the Big Curio and tne inferior Is really not worth having At any rate store which is engaged in the bushes of making and maintaining a reputation cannot afford to handle it.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-10
ENROUTE ID ATTEND
 WATER USERS MEETING
Fres'dent Smith of Federation's Ex.
 ecutlve Committee.

President Earl B Smith of inc
 una Water Users association snant yesterday in the city and he will re- main here tonight when he will leave Tor Denver to attend a meeting of the executive committee of the na uonal federation of water users as sociations. At the meeting of inc federation in Salt Lake last Sen telhber MT. smith was made chair man of the executive committee In its Denver meeting the commit tee will proceed along the lines of the resolutions adopted at Salt Lake and which have been widely discussed in all associations represented in the federation. An effort will be made 1 to promote harmony between the va rious associations of water users and 1 the department and to present the needs of the water users so that they | will be understood by the depart ment
 l One of the problems considered at i Salt Lake was that of the farm unit to be established by the depart ment. The federation opposed q re | duction of it below 160 acres in the cases of any entry made previous to
 the amendment of the irrigation act in 1910.
 Mir. Smith also took up yesterday
 with President Martin of the board | of trade the matter of river rcgula . | tion as contemplated by the New 1 lands bill and discussed the matter of sending q representative to a meet 1 ing at New Orleans on Jan. to pre- | sent the needs of the Colorado basin
Arizona republican., 1912-12-10

Hire a little salesman at the Re publican office. A Want Ad Will sec more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-10

The lights and shadows of human life were vividly portrayed, humOr and pathOs were woven into a strong cord which held the audience spell bound. The lecturer culled from classic love. as well as dealing with living topics. Aims in life, luck vs. pluck. efforts, rewards, etc, were among the subjects presented. It was d vigorous portrayal of life, work and opportunities. The audience was highly pleased with the doctor and his theme and would like to hear him soon again.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-10

Miss Mildred Vcrney is a Phoenix visitor today
 Registered at the Hotel Glenwood are C. F. Brown, W. H. Porter, J. w. Scudder, Anna Ludwig. Lorla Ludwig, Laura Ludwig. Celia Ludwig.
 The First Lecture a Success
 A good house greeted Dr. Harkcr at the NJ. F. church on Friday even ing when he delivered the first lee turc Of the EpWorth League course The doctor captiVated his audience at the very start. and held them in the grip Of his oratory until the close