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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-03
New Relish.

Crate an apple into your horse rad
ish. and you will have as fine a relish
~ you could possibly wish
st. Louis. Mo-, Is to have an an.
TO factory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-03

Chas. Stamper aud Harry Watson
who We're charged with murlerously
assaulting Syrian peddler pleaded
guiity, when arrolgned before Circuit
Judge Hudson at Manistique. StameI
was sentenced To Jackson prison for a
period of ten To twenty years. Wat.
son drew from eight t. sixteen years
at the same institution. Charles Wor-
den, who attempted 10 criminally as.
aanlt woman IN Mueller township
pleaded guilty and was sentenced Ia
two years at lonia
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-03
OFINTERESTTOWOMEN
OLD FASHION REVIVED.
Broeaded Fabrics Have Returned &c
Favor.

Favor.
Brocaded fabrics are again shown
for the grander gowns. and when they
begin to please, the exquisite weaves
now seen will doubtless be initiated
more or less successfully with cheap
er grades of silk and velvet.
The textures have none OF the stiff
ness of ye ancient times, although the
softly-falling silks are sometimes OF
incredible thickness. There are bro.
cades for the dowager and brocadea
for the debutante. patterns for the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-03

Breaks Leg, Learning to Skate

ITe"Ns Ieg' IoaTHIHD 10 okate-
Frank CoviouX. Of Norway, fen and
broke his right les at the ankle while
learning 10 roller skate. lie rs being
cared for at the Columbia hospital. The
young man is "A member of "a casualty
company and will receive $50 per
month during the time he Is inca
pacitated for work.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-03

Edison has invented successful
storage battery ear for street rail
way use
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-03

II. X. Ew,tlt. eyed ss, of Albion,
Iowa, has is children.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19

de 10 que en- 81 edad IS possible. sen
tlr tan Intensamente como cualmier
hombrc Y 81 81 mantiene ese carac.
ter y ese amor al estudio. con empeno
y vlVeza, q llegarl a donde quiera a
donde anhele FL txito en- la vida. de
pende de esos dos elementos. y. de Ia ma
yor constancia en leyar adelante todo
proposlto que el hombre 81 formc
Pascasio Gauthier dentro de aoael
ambiente nuevo, distinto 81 por el
ldloma y la raza Y las costumbres. pero
campo alberto tan alberto cual ancho
a todas las actividades q, con su clara
lnteligencia, puede triunfar. 81 en- clio
pone empeno
Lleya un mundo de ilusiones EN- 81.
\ por todo equipaje, la confianza en- 81
mismo y en- el porvenir. rs un acllo
equipaie
No divide que aqui, pendiente de dl.
hay dos organismos: su familia. por
quen debe hacerse un hombrc en- 10 alb
soluto del concepto; y su patria. por
qmen debe laborar un prestigio.
N un solo minute, debe desper lic;ar.
Aquel aforismo salon que nos dice ::
the time is money, el latino que
apunta "el tempo es orc" debe cons
tltuir para 81 un sabio ' saludable
consejo
-i A luchar y triunfar, va que 81
Sc empena, como Sc ha empenado. en- m-
char y en- veneer, puede no muy tarde.
rlmar Ell poema de sus luchas cantar
su epinicio
Luis Samalea Iglesias.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19

sldlda por el Alcalde con el objeto d,
recoIectar fondos para rolcbrar algu
nos dlas he fiesta.
AunQue mi opinion IS peslmista. re.
fcrente al exito De las iiestas De Cande
Iaria aqui, me inclino a felicitar a la
tomisi6n preliminar " a desearle cxito
.en sus gestiones >
Tia empezado puhhcarse un diariO
DE- seis piginas en esta ciadad con el
nombre Ecos del Pueblo que Ina
'roto el fuego" sobre todas las def
clencias y calamidades locales que te-
nemos. Dios mediante.
10 edita el escritor obrero senor Je.
sds NJ Balsac Y TO administra el tam.
bien escritor Nicolas Medina.
Han circulado los primeros tres nd.
meros y han sido bien acogidos.
Magnitico efecto ha causado entire la
colonia espanola local el primer articu-
10 que public6 el BOLETIN del I6. con
testando los desplantes impersonales de
La Bandera Americana referente q
los espanoles EN- Puerto Rico.
Esta vez 81 que La Bandera no ba
dado un golpe en el clavo esta yez 81
que Sc ha salida del tiesto. pues Sc ha
metido en IN brengenal' del cual le
va a ser dificiE salir airosa. Los espa-
noles de Mayaguez hanse ofendido mas
que los demas ex6ticos' auienes di-
rye sus dardos La Bandera America
ma, pqes ha habido de parte del arti-
cullsta una tendencia mas signifcada
de hacer incapi6 sobre los espafoles. q
qmenes estamos los puerto rriouefios
igados fntimamente con lazos indes.
tructibles.
Este error de punteria del diario re-
publicano en- question, lie va costar
ei trabajo, siempre lastimoso. de hacer
algunas rectifcaciones aclaraclones
para subsanar un tanto ell yerro come
lido.
( es raro que siendo tan opcrtunis,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
De la vida adolescente
Un nino- hombre.

Abordo de uno de los vapores qut
hacen semanalmente la travesia de San
Juan New York. embarc6, hace ape.
mas dos semanas. para la gran urbe
newyorquina, Pascasio Gauthier
-5Y, 5quien es Pascasio Gauthierl 2
preguntaran algunos de nuestros Iecto.
res
I'm nino-hombre, respondo yo, aqui
donde hay tantos hombres-ninos
Y en- esa Erase de nino-hombre. -
creo haber vaciado todo ell espiritu. Vi
goroso Y fuerte, de ese muchacho lleno
de ambiciones Y de suenos, hijos de la
adoIescencia y de IN cerebro va prcpa-
RADIO para el combate de la lucha por la
vida.
Estudiaba octave grado. cuando va.
y antes de ESQ, la frma de Pascasio II.
Cauthier corria por las coumnas de los
peri6dicos y de las reyistas. como las
frmas de Eugenio Rodriguez .Cuevas.
fafael Menendez Y Manuel Guzman,
SIN olyidarme a mi mismo. Realmente
son 'vuelos de muchacho, que vcces
ros fguramos, en- aquella edad, que eslo
mismo encampanar un yolantin como es-
criblr, publican un articulo.
Gracias a ese ejercicio, nuestro pals
tiene su campo de literature dividido
en- tres classes los maestros. los consa-
grades los discipulos. Els decir. los
viejos, los que han de sustituir 6s-
tos, y los muchachos. " Y entire esta
Ultima classification (la de los mucha.
chos), fgura Gauthier.
Tiene 81 dos aspectos escasialfsimos
su caracter, Y su amor al estudio. Su
caracter, que parece estar vaciado en-
IN molde del mas bello siglo: es deci.
dido, arrojado, valiente, Y tiene f6 en-
cnantas empresas aborda. Su amor al
estudio que le ha hecho psnsar mas alto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19

galIardo articulo pubhcado por la ge-
NAL Srta Emma Calder6n de Gallar-
do, en- 81 cual hace resaltar con sgpre-
ma espontaneidad soltura. la historic
de las mujeres espanolas, condenando
tamo'en con muy severos eargos e ira.
bajo de la gran escritora dona Rosario
de Acuna, causa, como todos sabemos.
del reclente conhcto escolar en- Espana
Despu6s de lamentar Ell comentado
conhicto, bien podemos repetir 10 de ls
zarzuelita Gigantes y Cabezudos.
n las mujeres mandasen. I"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19

"a La Bandera Sc le fuera esa pero
IS que cuando ST. acostumbra dispa-
rar al runtuntun IS SECURE que "a
la la punteria
La Bandera sabra sus cuentas
Con motive de la muerte de la scno-
ra del active empresario America Ma
rim, este ha tenido que retardar el de
bat en esta ciudad De Ia renombrada
vlolnista Cristeta Goni.
Para el sabado pr6Ximo Sc prepara
este con un programa variado Y selec-
to. Reina mucha animaci6n uor como
Ger esta prodigiosa nina que la edad
de II amos hace tantas marayillas en- el
violin.
Sea bienvenida.
Los "chichones estan de moda
aqui; ademis del de la casa de Ia es-
quina De la plaza de Colon, Sc le esta
hacienda uno la plaza del mercado,
con 10 cnal solo Sc consigue inutilizar
un trozo de calle danar la referida
plaza.
FL autor de la idea debia elegir q
mismo sitio visible cualquiera para que
el pueblo lie exigiera una estatua.
Corresponsal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
MUNDIAL ES
Ell patriotismo en- las sefioritas
Corresponsal.

Ha sido calurosamente comentado.
un fogoso articulo publicado EN- "El
Diario de Cadiz", por la distingaida
alumna de Medicina, se1orita Maria del
Mar Tarrones, con motive de Ia efers-
yecencia estudiantil en- Espafla, la no
table escritora, protesta en- terminos
duros, y al parecer sinceros, contra Ia
causa primordial de los des6rdenes ocu-
rridos en- Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia
y Santiago de Galicia.
Tambien ha merecido muy favorabIes
comentarios de Ia Prensa espsiola, otro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
En- averiguaci6n de hechoa.

Sc nos asegura, haber salido de New
York un delegado de Aduanas, con el
fin de proceder una investigation So
bre algunos hechos sumariados con res.
pecto la Aduana de San Juan, sobre
los cuales ha protestado ell comercio im-
portador de esta eiudad, por mediaci6n
de la San Juan Stock and Produce
Exchange"
Celebraremos que el concrete de San
Juan logre algo practice en- la investi-
gaclon; aunque, nos inclinamos Greer.
que NADIA tendria de particular, que nos
ocurriese con el experto aduanero, 10
que con los del mosquito, que segdn
dlstintas opiniones, en- vez de disminuir
aumenta la playa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
De Mayaguez
Fiestas Patronales. I'm nuevo peri6.
dico.-Los articulos de La Bande.
ra Americana Mas chichones

Despues de escritas las anteriores no.
tas referentes festejos patronales. sa-
10 por el Concrete una Comidon pre-,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-19
Clara discussion.

@AN1 q SAAoGMoAQA
--lnsisto EN- que la silla gestatoria.
procede de los tiempos de la famosa pa
pisa Juana y que, desde aquellos item
pos, Sc reptile la ceremonial
ii Pero hombre, no comprende nsted
que esa, no es mas que una ridicula le.
yenda L..
-Ridicula leyenda, aun actnalmon-
te es indispensable la ceremonial dol
tanteo, para tomar possession con todas
las generates de la leyl.
1 1..........l
--Carcajada general.
Ricardo Milo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
APPEAL FROM PACKING
 HOUSE COMMITTEE

While your committee has met with fairly good success in it's can vass, we want to say that our eff forts have been among the smaller investors. These have responded llb- erally and gracefully to a man, but the amount needed to insure success of tn s plant cannot be raised without the liberal assistance of large inter- ests. We appeal to the larger mer- chants, financial institutions and real estate owners to take up without fur- ther delay this important project and be prepared to subscribe for stock when the committee calls. Corpora. tons will please favor the committee and themselves by obtaining at once proper authority from their board of directors 10 authorize them to sub- scribe for stock.
 We must report to the directors of the packing plant Tuesday, Decem- Der IF, that the required amount has been subscribed or we will lose the plant. The committee urgently 1e- quests part es desiring to subscribe for stock, large or small, to call in person Or send in their subscriptions to the office of the Arkansas Pack ing Company or that of E. B. and F.. R. Bloom, sixth, floor Citizens Bank Building.
 E. B. BLOOM,
 Chairman Soliciting Committee.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
60 Per Cent Of Insanity
 Is Due To Alcohol
Nerve Specialist and Legislator Al. dresses American Society at Ses-
 sion In Washington.

Washington, Dec. 11.-Declarlng that 60 per cent of all cases of ln- sanity. nervous diseases and diseases of the body are caused from exces, sive or moderate indulgence i'll alco- hol'c drinks and the drug habit, Rep resentative John Joseph Kindred, or New York. speaking today before the American Society for the Study or Alcohol and other Narcotics, declar- ed that unless locomotive engineers, telegraph operators and mental work CTS gre, total abstainers they are apt to commit grave errors in judgment and execution.
 Representative Kindred is a phy- sician and one of the most foremost nerve specialists in this country.
 Experiments show" he said, "that the drinking of even one glass of peer is followed by decreased perspectlve powers of the brain and nervous sys- tenn. Contrary to the common be- lief, few drinks do not strengtheh the mind Qf body
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
NEW STREET CARS SHIPPED YESTERDAY Pine Bluff Company Will Receive Twelve New Ones
 Early Next Week.
READY FOR SERVICE
Company is 10 Spend *10,O0O Putting in Permanent Cross
 ings.

General Manager E. C. FoWles, of telegram yesterday stating that the first two of the twelve new street cars that were recently built for the Pine Bluff service at High Point, N. C.. had been shipped on yesterday and will reach this city probably ear- ly next week. Two others will be shipped from there on Saturday and a later message from Ford, Bacon and Davis, of New Orleans, to Mr. FoWles, stated that the shipment will be com- pleted this week, making the twelve cars on the road before Sunday.
 The Pine Bluff Company has order- ed the cars rushed to this city be- cause it has been forced to incon- venience it's patrons on account of the lack of cars in the local service. On East Sixth avenue the company is operating an open summer car, which will be rather uncomfortable today in the event the cold wave that is pro- missed by the weather man reaches Pine Bluff, and judging from the drop in the thermometer last night it will arrive on time.
 When the new cars arrive they will be put in the local service only on West Second avenue and the Ceme-s tery lines, as it will be impossible for the company to send them over the crossings on Third and Fourth ave- nues at Main stret until the new crossings are laid It will also be necessary for the company to com- plete the work of laying new steel on other lines before the new cars can be operated over them.
 For many, years the street car conn pany has experienced great trouble in maintaing good crossings, where the street car tracks intersect the Cotton Belt and Iron Mountain tracks at Third and Fourth avenues. They have been repeatedly repaired and 1 improved, but each time the improves ment has been unsatisfactory to the car company. Tn line with it's policy to give it's patrons the best service that money can buy, the Pine Bluff Company will within the next few weeks spend nearly $10,000 putting in crossings alone at Third and Fourth avenues. An expert civil engineer and street railway builder recently declare dthat the work outlined is as good as he had ever seen in any city in the United States. The new cross- ings will be made permanent.
 The work of laying new steel>4n South Main street isr going on. withO9t interference and will he pushed tb completion. When the Pine Bluff Company ends it's improvement work in this city it will have one of the best street car systems to be found anywhere in the south.
 The new cars that were recently built for the Pine Bluff service are modern in every respect. They are of the pay-as-you-enter' style and the "P-A-Y-E" system will be in vogue here after they are put in op- l eration.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
SECRETARY KNOX
 WILL NOT RECEDE: Says Panama Canal is Am erican Property in Am
 erican Territory.
IS TO ANSWER GREY
Position of State Department Differs From The Weak View of
 President Taft.

Washington. Dec. 1.-I'orecasting the reply of Secretary of State Knox to Secretarty of State Knox to Sir to Sir Edward Grey's note suggesting arbitration of the Panama canal tolls question: it is autho!itat;s ely stated that the re- sponsc will differ from the position Of degree.
 Secretary Knox is expected to make # plain to the British government that the paramount consideration for the Irited States lies in the fact that the Panama canal act is already a verify that cannot he overlooked and that lEC act has settled in advance the Tery question which has been raised Ey the British foreign office.
 Further the reply will intimate that bad congress not already acted the Gu!tcd States government might have considered a form of arbitration that Aould not however. necessarily mean u reference to the Hague The State Itcpartn.ri so far as it's view eau be learned on this delicate point fecis that even had arbitration been conceivable before inc passage of the canal act such arbitration ought to be by and through American sources and .ot through tribunal which in the nat,lro of things woold sit in pre- it Iifnd case.
 This osition of ,lla State Depart incnt .iTers largely from the weak view of President Taft, who shortly before t.'e end of the last session of Congress sent message suggesting that legislation providing machinery for testing the tolls question by for eign powers in the United States should be enacted. It is pointed out i that the vice of this position is in it's practical admission that Great Brit. ain even after the passage of the | canal act has some right in the toll question requiring adjudication. The president, however, in his message accompanying the signature of the canal bill, receded from his former message by characterizing the Brit ish contention as leading to an ab- surd conclusion All through the controversy Secretary Knox has held the unequivocal position that the canal is American property on Ameri- can territory and it is for the United l States to manage and control the wat erway without dictation. He has not receded from the position he held even before the policy of the United States became fixed by the passage of the act.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
Will Be Succeeded By A. A. Traver, of Muskogee, Who
 Arrived Last Night.
HERE SEVEN MONTHS
Will Engage In Institutional Work In Oklahoma, After Period Ot
 Recreation.

w. R. Pearson, who ilas been act ing as general secretary of ;he To- cal Y. M. c. A. for the past seven montns, has resigned that position and will leave between now and Jan uary for his former home, Muskogee, Okla. After a period of recreation he will again enter the association serv ce in some Oklahoma City, talk ing up institutional" work, a new method that h recently been utlliz- ed by association heads.
 Mr. Pearson will be succe 7ded temporarily by A. A. Traver. of Muskogee, representing the state committee. Mir. Traver w Il remain here until secretary is secured by the local board of directors to take the position permanently. Several men are now being considered but a selection will not be made until a man capable eff conducting the affa rs of the Pine Bluff association is found.
 MT. Pearson has been very success ful in his work here. He made unus- ual progress along the line of juvenile improvement, a work upon which ne sDecia] Zes. His work in Oklahoma will be unique and interesting. His duties will take him into the schools the home, the courts or wherever juvenile delinquents are found. No bu lding CT apparatus is used, but ef- forts will be made to org2n.ze boys in a manner that will draw them away from the degrading environ ments which obtain in all cities.
 MT. Pearson has been an earnest l worker and has made many warm friends among the bus ness men and others interested in Y. M. c. A. work His health has not been of the best and sn affection of sight along with a desire to engage in active outde o1 ! work prompted him to leave Pine 1 Bluff.
 Ar. Traver, accompanied by F. | Carr son, state secretary, arrived In r.he city last night. Mir. Traver's wife may join him here i'll a fe" weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
BASKETBALL
 GAME OF SEASON
Bthtgart Boys Will Meet Y M. c. A.
 Leaders Here Friday Night.

Ine first basketball game of the |seaso:l will be played at the local Y. d '. A. Fril'ay night by the local |leaders and a team from Stuttgart. A small admission fee will be charged nd the game will begin promptly at \ o'clock.
 The leaders will lineup as fol- |oVs: Alexander and Quinn, for salas; Howell, center; Long and losley, guards.
 fnys cal Director Blackburn has .ea training the boys fer the past Esseral weeks and he says they are " m fine condition. The Leaders
 upped up with every team their kssAt In the state last year and they
 n go out for the championship tn s N The team averages 115 pounds the man.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
WASHINGTON GETS
 BULL MOOSE PARTY
Final Session of Successful" Sup pOrters of Roosevelt in
 Chicago Wednesday.

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Today witnessed the final session of the conference of the Bull 'Mooses to which some fif- teen hundred of the faithful gathered to celebrate the famous victory" of the fifth of November. And it was in the unofficial and unannounced program that the final and crowning event of the occasion was to be the qualification of the party.
 The conference after lengthy de- bate decided to make Washington the national home of the party. George w Perkins held out for New York, but Washington was finally chosen for the, general headquarters.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12

London. Dec. 1.-The Balkan sit na,;on is causing much genuine anX- isy M in diplomatic circles tonight, not a mnch on the part of the remote possibility that Turkey and the allies |rill | he unable to reach an agreement rithin the time allotted for the peace conference, but because Austria and corvia are hourly getting further suay ~ from 2 basis for the settlement of their difficulty, As vet neither Servia nor Austria has manifested a conciliatory attitude ls evidence of Servia's attitude, M. yoyakovitch, the principal Servian neace plenipotentiary en route to London, declared today in an inter- |new wit ha Paris Temps correspond ent that Servia will insist on an Adriatic port and expressed his be- l lief that the triple entente will back ISeryias claims against Austria. This Hast statement is regarded as slgnl-
 cant as it was made less than one hour after the Servian delegates in |teryiew with Premier Poincaire, ot
 France. . LA further disquieting development l Of the day was a special council ot Of the Austro-H Hungarian ministry
 presided over by Emperor Frances
 Ioseph. Immediately after the council
 Miourned Prince Ferdinand and For
 Atn Minister BerchtOld departed fo1
 Budapest
 It is presumed that the council was
 held to draft the caustic reply to the
 Seryian claims which the Austrian
 minister at Belgrade declared today
 xas being prepared by his govern
 nent
 Pr1ctically all of the peace dele
 ptes have arrived in London with
 he exception of the Turkish pleni-
 potentiaries. Montenegrins were the
 6fst to arrive
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12

Houston, Texas, Dec 11.-Miss Bessie Yoakum, the charming daugh- ter of B. F. Yoakum, president of the Rock 1sland-Frisco lines, killed five javalines or Mexican wild hogs re- gently after her Mexican guide had dropped his gun and deserted her. Miss Yoakum and her guide were traversing a thickly wooded section
 about five miles from here, when the vicious animals appeared and charg- ed the young woman and her guide.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12

There were about a dozen javalines in the pack. The Mexican, scream ing with terror, sought refuge in a nearby tree, Miss Yoakum scattered the enemy with a we'll aimed shot which dropped the leader and then climbed into tree from which point of safety she killed four more be- fore the others scurried away in the underbrush. Miss Yoakum is having the head of the largest animal mount ed as a souvenir of her most exciting hunting adventure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-12-12
Sidna Allen Guilty.

Wytheville, Va, Dec. 11.-Sidna AL len, leader of the clan who shot up Judge Massie's court room last spring, was found guilty today on a second degree charge of connection with his part in the murder and was sentenced to five years Imprisonment. The jury was out all night.