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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
JackaIs and Crocodile Eaas.

Jackals and hyenas are very fond OF
crocodile eggs. The former is the more
successful poacher of the two. Ma,
tives of central Africa say that the
jackal has sixteen eyes. with one of
which he watches the eggs and with
the fifteen others he looks out for the
crocodile. The hyena, on the other
hand, being very greedy, has all his
eyes on the eggs and so often falls a
donless hiding. The natives say, too
that the crocodile sometimes knocks
its prey off the bank or off the canoe
with its tail and then seizes it with its
wide open Jaws.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Wilfoa bat Malbeur.
9rast bel AutsunfalI cine 8erIstnna
oappn. .,.
griueetun q. 81, a. geop

Brineeton, q. g., a. Nop.
@oup. @ilion beenSet feline aam
paeue beilte nit 5iuei auipratsn in
Bafiaic uno Batterion. Del einem
autounfaa bot or seitern cine Ieitte
3opfperlesilng oapoueetrasen. elul
Der Hiidfebr bon Icb 9anf itieb iein
araftipaeen seeen einen grbbiieei
unb @oiio. @iIion tpurbe aeeen cine
StabIitanse i'm 8ad ieiner2imouiins
eeihleubert. Or trus babel cine brci
Bon louee SoutipunSe bapon.
8oup. 8ilion erlieb am Safnstna
cine grfl1ruue, in Der err Die Nep,,
bIifaner oils imtGtig, Die Sortihritt
Ter aIs neuerungsiiid)tig binitilt.
Rad iainer 9lniidt 'onne bent 8db,
Ter bi, @,bl ni6t ihper .perber.
anein Die Iemofratic 6icte glusiidjt
auf cine quite Tegierung.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Cure For HYpochondria.

A young lady of Cardiff who fancied
she was ailing went to the surgery of
the family doctor and commenced the
interview with, Doctor, I'm dying"
"Oh, indeed! can recommend a very
respectable undertaken" bandly re-
sponded the doctor She felt quite
well after that.-Cardiff Mail.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
WILL MARRY A PROFESSOR
Mrs. Grover Cleveland Authorizes
the Announcement,

Princeton, N. j., Oct 30.-Mrs. Gro
yer Cleveland authorizes the an
nouncement of her engagement tc
Thomas Joseph Preston, professor OF
archaeology and history OF arts at
Wells college. The date OF the mar
riage Is not yet determined, but will
be announced later.
Mrs. Cleveland Is graduate OF
Wells college and has been a trustee
Of that institution since 1887. Her
wedding to President Grover Cleve-
land, which took place in the execu-
tive mansion during his first admins
tration, was one of the notable events
in the history of the White House.
Her father, Oscar Folsom, was Law
partner of Mr.. Cleveland, who upon
Mr.. Folsom's death in 1875 became
Frances Folsom's guardian.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Prehistoric Anecdote,

Eve had a new gown made of her
usual fig leaves.
"Why don't you make a costume of
those beautiful violetsT inquired
Adam.
"Poor wash goods" replied Eve.
You know that violets are shrinking
flowers" pittsburgh Post ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Rrinaina the Paradox Home.

"Pa, what's paradox
'It is when the impossible happens"
"Then we had paradox here this
evening Ma said you couldn't posi-,
bly, be expected home before midnight,
because you had an excuse for stayin'
downtown" Record Herald
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Very Funny.

First Theatrical Manager - That
comedian Of yours Is one of the funni-
atrical Manager--Yes; he made me
laugh this morning till l nearly died.
Came around and actually wanted his
salary.-Philadelph Record.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07

Brobes Bolt. bos unter Der @eeie.
rln9siorm Der politiihen Temofratie
lebt unb lid n iiniperiellen Or.
dlebung erfreilt, nod lange in Dirt'
ihaftlid,sn Tingen Die Serrihaii
elmer iubnitriellcn Sligard,ie, Die &s'
gierlrn9 her Eripilegien unb eine
oouernoe uno neitperbreitete In.
glsidbeit Der griperbseelegs nbeiteu
ertragen nirO. @eoer in ben poIiti'
lhen Erogrammeu Der beioen alter
Rarteien nod in Den asiiBeruuger
ibrer aanbioaten iinoen mir aud mn
bu$ isiieite sln5eiden einer @iir'
oi9ung bieier groBen, iinbamentalen
5roge. Eic 6ortibrittspartei bageaer
ertennt bon uno gan5 an, oaB Dies
Der 8ernpmft Ger 5agespoIitif lit
nit Otllt mo @emeiniinn, in einsm
Settle Der 2icbc iiir Dos aeiamtt
@otf, lit iis au oas Rroblem beranee'
tretcn uuo bat Die eriten Sbrittt
ifi5iiert. ole 81 bellen 9oiumg ergrii'
Ten neroeu nriiiien.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Gin rieiiser ltmidiunns.

gu 2eb5eiten Ger Generation, bic
lett auf Der Wiittassb0be ibres &c.
bens Itebt, iino auBeror6sntIide Der.
hnoerungen aui io3iaIem nnS tpirt.
lhaftli6sm @ebiete ii6er Sieies 2an6
eefommen. @or einem baIben Sabr.
bunoert patte man iid elm 10 madt.
bolles 8irfen auf 6ieien 8ebieten
nidt tr1iimen Iaiien. aber Die Sii6rer
Der beioen alten Parteien MAIDEN i'm.
1ler nod ben bersebIiden 9eriuh,
ben Sortihritt burd peraItete @egie.
runesmitteIden gu bemmen, inter
8ubi!fenabme bon Rs3epten unS Ger.
oronrngen, Die Dor ben Sagen bon
9ampf uno eleftri5itGt, Dor ben Ga.
gen elmer rieienbaften SnSuItrie.gnt.
pidlnng unb- zines uneebeuren ofo.
homiiden Sorti6ritts mirfiam gene.
fen iein modten, Die aber iest senau
10 tpertlos iinb, tpie Die peralteten
Blintsn Der Soloaten friiberer 3eiten
TN mooarnen Ssriese.
Rnr Sortidrittlsr IOieu Sas grOblem.
Die SortidrittIer, mno einsis unS
naein lie, boben Die bollise @usloiig.
teit Der $offnuns erfannt, bob eth
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
His Little Task,

81 have to try to pull of something
unpleasant tonight" --
"a prizefght? You can't do it In this
Jurisdiction"
mo; I'm going to try to pull of
porous plaster."-Kansas City Journal.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
General C'Meiap tot.
gp nfhinafouA (

@eneraImaior gtobert MaiInno
O'03eillp, friiberer @enernlardt Der
Mrulee, 2ei6qrat iino TreunS 6es
gtd1bentem GIebeIan6. X bier elmer
Sarnberoiftino erleoeu.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Die letteu $hiige
Der Wablkampaene,
Outer g an, 4. Hop.

X y lleI y q y 4. gloU.
Sbeobore HoolepeIt bot cine grfld.
riIng erIaiiell, in Der or Ole 9eibulbi.
gung erbebi. oab republifaniibeSiib'
rer ibren @eiolgsIeuten raten, liz
motten fiir Woobrop @iIion flint
men, faas lie nidt seneist ieien.
Hr6iioent Saft 5u imteritiisen. De,
Sberit erflGrt, Die y9oiie" beibe,
Earteien bGtten eben fem nnberes
Siel, ole aui alle SGlle Die gfieberla'
&c Der Sortidrittspartei berbei5ufiib'
rem. abe 8rliber, elmer Ger Sel,t.
nants oes Staatsporiisers Barnes.
bat offeHtlid Den genannten Siat er.
teilt.
YIaines piIle, g., 4. Hop.
auf Der Sabrt nod Cincinnati bal
Broiioent Gait Die @ren3e oes Staa'
tes Ohio iiherfdritten. SIN WeItfielb,
%. Or 9unneaut lmo aibtabuIa, g..
belt err trtr5e gufpraden.
Hen Dcrf, 4. Rop.
Oberit RooiepeIt unS 8oup. @il.
ion f6IieB'n beute lire aampagne
ab. Erdiioent Gait bolt unteripess
anipraden mo fonferiert beute
abenb IN Cincinnati nit Den republi.
faniiden ssiibrern BON Ohio.
Safbinaton, 4. 0on.
SfJones uno miloes @etter IN
nabe5u alien 5eilen oes 9anbes fin.
BET bas gmbes- @etterbiiro fiir ben
ntorgigsn 8abItae on. 9tur an Der
9iiite oes Stillen S3eans unb oieI.
leidt i'm Seeusebiet nno in ben I'd.
Tern bes Ohio unb bes Wiiiiiiippi
Fnb Regenidlie mabrideinlih. g.
ollie pom anslanb.
Baneonper, 9. g.. A. Nop.
&ie Die bieiige rIoilp Bropince-
meISet, iinb britiide Sabrifanten nit
8rieien iibcrihtet iporeen, in 6enen
bic 9ationaIe @ilIon nnb Waribaa.
2iga, beren Erdiibent Der 8i5e.8or.
fiter bes bemofratiihen Rational.
fomitees, @iQiam 6. Wcaooo. lit,
nm 9eitrGee fir Die oemofratiide
Observation-Disclosures bittet. en-
ben bon NcIboo, CHARLES g. Crane
bon Chicago mO Stuart 9. Gibbons
linter3eidneten giltnbi6reiben, Die
idmtliden @roBinouItriellen 8roB.
britnnnicns 5ugin9en, miro aneebeu.
tet, baB Der Sie9 8ilions ben Srei.
banOeI in ben 8ereinigten Staatsn
uno iomit ltr9ebeure gorteile fir sic
britiidJe SSnouitrie bebeltten piir6e.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Sbermans 1ad)folgcr.

Tationaluoriiter Stiles fiinbist an
bob elm Ha6iolscr iiir oeu peritorbe
men 8i5epraiioenten Sames 2. Sber
mon aui Der rspublifaniiben 8anoi
oatenliite crit hah Der @ohl erforer
ipereen miro. Gieier 9eibluB murbt
am Samstag in elmer aonfsren5 se'
fdbt. an Der Brdiioent Saft, msbrers
aabincttsmit9lieber uno Die iiibren
ben republifaniihen BoIitifer tell
nahmen. @oup. Sablep bon Wiiiour
ideint Der grforene 3u fein. Bon g
WitgIieosrn bes gtationalfomitees
treten 1S iiir i'm elm.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
8eiblide SalidipieIer.

2ifiabon, a. Wop.
Muf @ntrag Der ipaniiden YoIisei
tpurben in Bienna gaitsno bieShiue.
itern Carmen @re5 unb Eepa slre3
aus 2epiIIa berbaftet bic beiduIoisi
tperSen, in Waorio, Seoilla imogar.
eeIona $500, 900 burd Salidipiel cr,
beutet 81 baben. gfeide Siinelinse
iin6 8reiie iparen es bauptidblid.
nuf Die iie es abseieben batten. Sic
fiibrien $t75, 900 NIT fih.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
Die krankbeit
ofs 3arrmitfh.
Critic offi5iOie GrflGrnns in Ct. Be-
tersbnrg ocroffsntlidt.
Sdlmerr prrlrkuns
in DER 2eilienat9eno.
Starfe &lntnngen baben ben aran.
fen iibcranS geidlmGdt.

ct. PETERSBURG, A. Nop.
lleber Ole ltrioden Der aranfbeit
bes Sareipitfd miro iett Die critic Of.
fi5ioie grfl6riina perofientli6t. SIN
September fieI Der 8nabc, oils or in
9ielopeid in Elm Boot 81 ipringen
periudte. Grit am 80. September
tpurbe bemerft baB err iih cine Ser.
lesun9 5,i9e3o9en bate. Die 2ciiten.
gegenb idtpoa on, urb am llnterIeib
brad cine @unbe auf, Die blutete
lino eiterte. Nad breinofiger ge.
banbIng tpuroc Die glutitng geItillt,
iino ser Bring fonnte picocr iteben.
am If. OCTOBER fiel er aui's neue.
uno einige Gage IpGter iesteu Die
gIutungcn tpieoer elm. Die 2eiitcnge.
aeno Der Iinfen Seite ihpon ipieber
mddtig an. Der glutperIuIt bat cine
arge 9Iutarmut i'm 8efoIee gebabt.
es miro seraume Belt baiiern, bis
Der aronprinj tpieberbergeiteat lit.
Wabri6einIih miro er ldngere Belt
nift aeben fGnnen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07

flr3 nod s llbr nod Cincinnati OBJ
seiabren, no er moraen iein Stimm
reht ansiibt. gr triiit beite aben.
nm 7 llbr BORT elm uno nirbC in
$arie ieines 9rubers Charles e. Sai
@obnung nehmen. Sor ieinerc @b
reiie erlieB err cine GrofIamation, II
Der sr Die @Gbler sur llnteritiibuni
Der HepubIifoner ouiforocrte. 81
fiibrt Die Spariamfeit ms Selb. mi
Der er eepirtibaitet bat, pertcihig
feline SaIti,n9 in ser carthage uni
ertIGrt, Dab isine 3urhiiibruna De,
anti.Srilitgcicse iebr eriolsrcidI &c
ipelcn lei. gud) batte er ..lebrerc Son
fersnjeu nit repubIifaniihsn Siib
rern, 10 nit Hotionolporiiser Sile,
uno Staatsuoriiser Barnes. Or be
tiihte Die WeIiiasfirhe, no Hep. Sobl
Sapues Solmes Sen Brin5ipien De
Sortihrittspartei elm 9obIieo iang
Der SrGiioent trus cine oollfom
meme @Ieidsiiltisfeit our Stau.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
anitern sesem Snbsrfnloie.


2on6orl A. Nop.
Die Webi3iniide @odenIdrift
v2ancet" empfieblt ben @enuB bon
@uitern sesen 2ungenidtpinoiudt
an. gefanntlib biIoet Seetpaier elm
ausse5eidnetes Mittel eegen Die Eii.
berfuIoie. gber ba bieIe perionen
einen @bideu eeeen oas Srinfen bon
Seeiuaiier baben, tperoen auitern aIs
grias aneeprieien.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-11-07
sSobuions 9ampasne.

gt Z 10 y { y 4. 9tUU.
@oup. Sobnion bat am Samsta9
feline 3ampasne i'm Staate Reip gort
nit 10 Ge6en beenbet. or belt 5ebn
Heben i'm oberen SeiI BEG Staates
unb neiin in Stem gorf iel6er. Den
Sonntag perbradte er in b0Iliser
Mnbe. Den abidluB fein,r Sam.
payne biloen aniprnden, Die err beiite
in Bropioence, q, s., unb Spring.
fisIo. WaSI., holt.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
JACK GLEASON TO
HANDLE AL PALZER

New York. MAY 31.--Tom O'Rourk'
may dispose Of his contract with Al
bert Palzer TO Jack Gleason. who help
ed Tex Rickard pull off the Johnson
ieffries fight at Reno. O'Rourke in.
sists that the contract is ironclad. but
in view of the bitter feeling between
manager and fighter he is willing tt
step aside if he can secure $4,000 FOR
the document
Gleason stands ready TO pay $4,000
cash and the rest out of his share OF
Palzer's Winnings in the ring. II Glea
son secures the contract he will accept
an offer from the Garden A. c. to
match Palzer with Bombardier Wells
the English heavyweight champion.
ORourke. In a detailed statement
shows that he has lived up to his con
ract with Palzer lie says the big
pugilist has been able to buy expensive
lothes and diamonds with the money
ne has earned In the ring and IS not
IN financial distress.
Palzer declares that he will go back
TO the farm i'm Iowa and will ietir,
from boxing II OI;ourkcs contracr
with him Is found To- be valid.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
Houghton Department
CASE TO
BE RE-0PENED
SUPREME COURT REVERsEs De.
clSloN IN DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST ISLE ROY
ALE co.

The Michigan supreme court has
reversed the decision OF the circuit
court for this county In the case of
Peklink VS.. the Isle Royale Mining
company. Attorneys LeGendre and
O'Brien We're for the plaintif.
This was the case IN which Pelllink,
boy. was drowned by falling into
"a open pit at the Isle Royale location
on July >. 1909. on July "a. 1910. the
law firm OF LeGendre and OBrien be-
gan suit I'm the Houghton county cir
cult court for damages against the
Isle Royalc Mining company, on the
contention that the boys life was lost
through negligence on the part Of the
defendant company il being contended
the pit was not properly guarded. i'm
that it had no fencing. Judge Street.
er. directed a verdict against the
plaintiT. An appeal was then taken
with the result that the supreme court
reversed the decision.
The case viii be tried again.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01

remove from ofice simon Denomie and
James McKercher. county road COM
missiOners. II was decided 10 concur
with the grange committees request.
Water and Power Plant.
The Central Construction company
OF Oshkosh. has about completed its
contract Tor the erection and equip
menJ OF a water and power plant for
Daraga village. For more than a
century the Village. has been getting
its water supply from the mill OF the
hester Lumber company The new
plant Is located On the shore OF Ke-
weenaw Bay. II ~ contained in a hre-
proof building. red brick outside. and
inner walls OF fireproof tile. The equip
ment consisting OF the producer gas
plant, pump and electric generator
each driven by gas engine. is being
Installed. The wafer win be pumped
through a short main connected with
a deep wel sunk into the rock az the
shore line OF the pay.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
HouoHToN eREvITIEs


Miss Edith Gauthler Of OntOnagon
rier.
Attorney Harry Corgan left yester-
cay for Ontonagon TO spend Sunday
with his family.
otto II. Obenhoff vas advised yes
terday of the death OF his sister. Mrs,
II. NJ. Levy at Milwaukee
A band concert win be given Sun
day afternoon on Isle Royale street
near the Douglass House By the Laur-
ium band.
Henry Garthe of Chicago represent
ing the Anheuser Busch Brewing
company. arrived in Houghton today
on business.
The work is i'm penmanship. draw
ing, map drawing. nature study, and
an adaptation of kindergarten meth
ods i'm the first grade.
Chassell is 10 commence this year
the erection of new school. Bids
will be opened next Monday evening
at a meeting of the school board.
Eight births and two deaths were
reported in Portage township during
the month of May. according to the
record kept by Township Clerk Little
The Houghton and Hancock nest OF
owls has accepted an Invitation TO
unite with the Laurium nest i'm holding
a big picnic at the Lauriun park on
June rs.
The clerks and carriers Of the
Houghton postoffice have received in
vitations TO attend the banquet and
convention of Postal clerks at Calu-
met tonight. t
Captain J. A. Boucher of Cheboygan
will tomorrow conduct an official in
spection OF Company q. Michigan Ma
tional Guard. at the armory in the
Amphidrome.
An exhibit was opened yesterday
at Chassell of the work of the pupils
OF the rural and village schools, and
is being continued today. 1t is of the
work of the entire system including
the Chassell school of IL grades and
six rural schools.
Thomas Richards has returned from
Keokuk, Iowa. where he held 4 posi-
tion with the Stone Webster corpora
ton, and has taken a position in the
Osceola mine office at Calumet.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Gagnon of Houghton and William
James Allan uf rrimountain will take
place on Tuesday morning next at ST
fgnatiuS church
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
HoUoHToN AND KEWEENAw
ASSOCIATION ~ SESSION
AT PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.

The annual convention of the Ke-
weenaw Peninsula Sunday School as
ISOLATION is IN session today az the
Houghton Presbyterian church the
convention opening at half ilst this
morning with a devotional service
conducted by Rev w. r. Marvin pas
tor of the Hancock Methodist church,
The business meeting took place al
9.45 and at 10 o'clock the meeting
was addressed by +. X Mohr of CHI
Cago on Joy In Service" this being
followed by a paper by w. ]. Reynolds
on The Schools of our Association
and How 10 Improve Them" The
morning session closed with a dis
cusion OF THIS paper and the APP
polntment Of committees.
Rev. c. NJ Merrill opened the af-
ternoon session AT l:45 with a devo-
tional service and the balance OF the
program consists OF The Model
Teacher" Rev. Jesse Povey OF Chas-
sell; Primary Work in the Sunday
school" Mrs. w. w. Wright: Junior
Work in the Sunday School" William
Anderson: solo. Miss Mildrid RoHs-
dahl; Senior Work in the Sunday
School" Hugh r. Johnson Of Ham
cock; THE Sunday School Cradle
Roll" Mrs NJ. r. Corbett; Home and
Visitation" Mrs. r. DuTkee; reports
of committees, election of officers, etc.
and question Box" the latter con-
Quoted by =. X. Mohr. The evening
program to begin at 1880 Will com
prise "A praise service. and an address
by Mr.. Mohr on social Purity-The
Sunday School i'm the Fight" Mr.
Mohr is superintendent Of the Inter
national Sunday school Purity De-
partment
The officers Of the association are.
President, n. r. Henderson, Hough-
ton: vice president, Angus F. Macdon-
aid, Hancock; secretary and treasur-
er. ". B. VIVIAN, Calumet; assistant
secretary. Thomas Hyslop. Tamarack.
Additional members or the executive
committee are Rev. Daniel Stalker ot
Calumet and Rev. C L. Adams OF
Calumet.
The visiting delegates and Sunday
school workers we're entertained by
the ladies OF a. Presbyterian church
during their stay in Houghton.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
MRS. eELMoNT's IRONY.

Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont. In suf-
fragist argument in Now York, SAID
Ironically Of mans vaunted superior
ity;
"Oh, YES, man is always superior to
w"~7r-. lent he? Take the matter Of
love. for example. A woman, We
know can always tell when a man is IT,
love with her; but a man can go ever
so much farther than that why. tn,
average man"
Mrs. Belmont smiled subtly.
The average man." she said. "fre
quently knows that a woman IL ir
love with him even when she isn't"
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01

Among the new plays which Cohan
& Harris intend to produce this year
are "Broadwey Jones" comedy by Mr..
Cohan: THE Other Man" drama
by T.. w. Presbrey; "Queed," with
Brandon lyman in the title role;
Room a. farce by Frances Nord-
strcm: THE Seven Little Widows" by
gida Johnson Young: Tine Klepto-
maniacs." farce by Carlyle Moore:
The Polish Wedding" n musical farce
from the German and The Romantic
Wife, adapted by Clare Hummer.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
HANCOCK FIREMeN CALLED.

The chemical engine and one hose
wagon of the Hancock fire deparement
turned out yesterday afternoon. All
alarm being sounded from the box at
the city hall, to assist in fighting the
fire in the Michaelson barn on Calver-
ley street in West Houghton. AftAr
running as far as the south end Of the
bridge 1t was found that their ser
vices would not be needed the fire
having burned itself out and there he
ing no danger 10 adjacent buildings.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued
70 John Lake OF Superior Mine ana
Mary Rantio OF Osceola. and to Dav-
Ia J.. Campbell OF Iaurium and Mabel
VI. Bullock of Kearsarge.
SiXty-seven licenses 10 wed were
issued by the county clerk during the
month of May. two less than were
issued during April. The total for the
year 10 date is 252. compared with
239 last year.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
CAPTAIN ocHA COMING.

Captain Ocha, who is 10 have charge
Of the new life saving station at Eagle
River, has started from Two Hearts
River en- route for his new st7tion, ac-
cording 20 advices received az the cana
yesterday, with two launches and q
transport his personal belongings.
which include a horse Captain Ocha
was formerly located at the canal
about twenty years ago. and lately has
had charge of tho station at Two
Hearts River near Whitehsn BAY.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
CLUB CLOSES ITS SEASON.

Tho season Of St Cecelia's clul
closed this week with recitals at the
home ~ Mr. and Mrs. +. w Nichols
OF Houghton. Thursday night and last
nisht. The two programs showed ex-
ceptional taste In selection.
The club is composed OF women who
are musicians FOR the love OF the art,
and who devote much Of their time to
It's practice for their mutual benefit. In
the programs the club was assisted by
Prof, Schlotter. violin cello. MIR. Mills.
violin. and Miss Camper. choral dhec-
tor
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
Accused Man, Out on Parole, May Be
Returned 10 lonia.

Mrs. Anna Jackola OF Portage
township. residing near Frog Pool
Grove between Hurontown and Allan
tic. made complaint last evening be-
fore Justice OfSulllvan against her
husband, charging him with assault
and battery. Mrs. Jackola appeared
at the justice office with a blood spat-
tered skirt, thu result Of a beating
which she alleges was administered
by her husband. Jackola viii be ar
rested today AS he is nj present
out on parole from Ionia- he viii
probably be sent back 10 that insti-
tuition 20 complete his sentence.
John Peterson Of Chassell. who was
charged with assault and battery on
complaint Of his wife. was yesterday
afternoon sentenced by Justice OSul-
llvan 20 sixty days in Jail.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
JuNlATA HERE MONDAY.
Anchor Line Passenger Steamers Will
Commence REGULAR Schedule.

Anchor Line Passenger Steamers Will
Commence Regular Schedule.
The steamer Juniata Of the Anchor
line. will arrive at the Copper Range
dock In Houghton Tuesday afternoon
next. June I. at 4 o'clock. and will
maintain "a regular schedule thereafter
i'm conjunction with the Tionesta and
the Octorara OF the same fleet. This
VIII be the opening OF the summer
travel season and c. o. Berglund. local
agent Of the company. expresses the
opinion that the passenger business
this summer will be very heavy.
The Muncyi one Of the big freight
ers of the Anchor line. arrived at the
Copper Range docks yesterday after
noon west-bound with merchandise
freight.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-01
TAKES ALONG SPRING WATER.
Houghton Track Team TO Avoid Ty-
phoid Infection al Marouette&

The Houghton high school track
team left last night for Marquette to
take part in the L. r. interscholastic
school meet which is being conducted
this afternoon. Because OF the al
legged impure water in Marquette the
hoys have each taken along five gall
Ions OF Huron Spring water. Each OF
the boys was supplied with FIVE
gallon bottle from the Cochran pop
factory. the younger Cochran. known
as Tiny Billie" being a member OF
the team.
The team and events for which they
are entered are: Horance Cross, cap
tain Lionel Worthing. Phil Penberthy,
dashes; Garvin Bawden. 44O and $50
yard runs, William Cochran. weights
carlos Pfeifer. distance runs
Earl Sullivan accompanied the
team as trainer.