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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
HOUGHTON
MONEY DONATED
BY THE COUNTY
$4,000 to Agricultural Society
and $1,000 For up. Bureau
SUPERVISORS ANNUAL MEETING

The Houghton county board of SUI
pervisors held it's annual meeting this
morning. Much business was brought
before the meeting, including a num-
Der of annual reports. Sc great was the
pressure of business that the meeting
was adjourned to Tuesday of next
week, when further business Will be
disposed of.
The first matter brought before the
meeting was the request of the Copper
Country Fair officials for $1,000. and
after some discussion the board de-
cided to give $4,000 towards the ex-
penses.
Supervisor Hamar addressed the
board recounting In detail the work
of the U. p. DEVELOPMENT Bureau
mentioning the exhibit at the state
fair. the colorcd Autographs that had
been used, also the booklets and cards
the bureau has been distributing, and
of the results that he expected would
follow this work. He then moved that
tHe DodTu appropriate Si'oVV ioi VIC
bureau. Chairman Edwards in putting
the motion, expressed himself as being
highly gratified at the results the bu-
reau was getting, and declared that
the bureau has put 1.-THE U. p. on the
map" The motion was then put to the
board and carried by a vote of 13 to ,.
The report of the county treasurer
was read. showing that the total re-
cepts for the year were 1891. 563.34,
while the total expenditures were
s913,6l2.69. The report also includes
the estimates for the coming year.
showing the probable expenses will be
s224,500. The annual report of the
Superintendent of the Poor was re-
ferred to the committee on the Poor
while the report of Judge of Probate
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14

n road 10 the county line and II is
hoped that Gogebie county will help
TO finish the road.
The timber lies in Gogebic county In
townships II and rs section 500, and
is as near Ashland as Il is Ontonagon
but Messrs Bush and Francis will do
their toting from Ontonagon, rather
than from Ashland, SAYS the Herald
The logs will be banked between
the outlet OF Little Carp river and
Pressure Isle They have been sold
to the John Schroeder Lumber com
pany of Ashland who will tow them
TO Ashland in the spring
The hardwood and Eastwood logs
will be taken 10 the same place on
scows. This industry will help Onto
nagon materially as this is the only
outlet for the men and naturally the
bulk of the wages will be disposed OF
in that village.
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over 500 MILES
OF ROADS BUILT
Report Shows That the County
System Is Favored

State Highway Commissioner Town
send ely has sent his annual report
to the state printer. lie reports that
from 500 to 500 miles of state reward
road have been built during the year
In "A counties having adopted the
county system. The work cost $685.
600 Applications were made for go
miles and 1t is expected this will all
be laid before the year ends.
According to the commissioner, rs
per cent of the roads were construct
ed'of gravel IL being the most popular
ingredients with the road builders
Near the big cities, macadam proved
the most attractive. The commissioner
reports that he is in favor of apply
ing the tax on automobiles to the state
highway fund.
The automobiles destroy the roads
and they should pay part i'm maintain
ing Them" he said. Il have talked
with many owners and manufacturers
and have yet to see one opposed to the
/ plan. ! believe the money should be-
turned directly into the Golfers Of the
highway department and that the ma
chimes should be taxed according to
their size and power. as the big fast
cars do much more damage to the
roads than the little ones. The local
tax on the cars should be eliminated
THE department ought to be given
power and authority to maintain the
roads Otter they are built Now all we
can do is to build them and leave II
to the county and township officials ia
look after them. We can punish them
by refusing a second reward and We
have done so in many cases, but that
is largely like locking the barn after
the horse is stolen.
1T is amusing because some of the
residents of the rural districts are op-
posed to the county system and favor
the township system The latter is by
far the better because II increases the
strength of the unit and enables gangs
of men to be kept at work continuous
ly. Almost without exception, the city
districts are in favor of the system al
though forced to pay their share Of the
cost
The new counties have been lead
ing in the matter of securing good
roads. but the older counties are wax
ing UP and several more of them will
likely vote on the county system next
spring"
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Bentley was also received and placed
ON file. =, a..
The report Of the mining Inspector
for the past year was received and
read. This report showed there had
been SO fatal accidents during the
year. This compares with 81 for last
year.
The semi-annual report of the Jail
inspectors was read ard filed The
second annual report Of the county
road commission was read. This re-
port contains an estimate Of the need
the coming year of s69,S0O. The board
allowed the commissioners this sum.
Supt. +. A. Jeifers, of Painesdale,
was appointed school examiner for an
other year. and Thomas NJ. Lyon was
re-appointed superintendent OF the
poor for the Calumet district. ]. Wes-
ley Downing. of Calumet, and A. A.
l3rockway and James orr, of Lake
Linden, were re-appointed as a board
of county canvassers.
The county clerk read the bids he
had received III answer TO his request
for bids on interest the different
banks In the county would pay for the
next two years on county funds. The
board referred the matter to the
finance committee with instructions t.
report at the next meeting. and fur
Their, with power to receive extra bids
| that might be offered.
On motion offered by Supervisor
Iiamar the finance committee was EN-
power to fix the price of prisoners
meals for the next two years.
The board appropriated $170 to pay
the expenses of having weather fore
casts placed on the windows at the
county sanator.um.
A communication was read from the
Gogebic county board Of supervisors
! asking the Houghton county board t.
grant a right of way over two 4c's fol
a new road. The request was granted
The board made it's annual visit tC
the Poor Farm this afternoon, eleven
members making the trip.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Words cannot express our apprecia :
ton of those friends who shared with
us the lonely vigil by the bedside OF
our much loved husband son and
brother. No sweeter memory can live
in any heart than the memory of Their
untiring devotion, to the one who has
Just been taken from us. The wares OF
sorrow break on every shore, and we
can but hope that friends as true may
gather around each one of them
should sorrow invade their homes. We
wish especially to thank the knights
of Pythias, the NJ. b. A. and those who
sent the numerous floral tokens.
Mrs. John j. Bowden and Family
IA advertisement }
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
BALTIC TAKES GAME.

The soccer football game played be-
tween the Baltic team and the Isle
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
"RED ROSE" WEDNESDAY
Lively Musical Comedy Will Be Seer
at Calumet Theater.

"che Red Rose" will be the offerinc
at the Calumet theater Wednesday
evening, with the chic little comic
opera prima donna. Zoe Barnett. at its
head. John G.. Fisher, whose lavish
production of "Florodora" THE Sill.
yer Slipper" Babes in the Wood" ant
other musical comedy successes OF
the past decaoe, are well known. IL
sponsor for the present attraction.
THE Red Rose" tells a love story o.
the bond which draws Lola, an APP
parently penni,ess model of the studios
to Dick Lorimer, only son of an Ameri-
can millionaire captain of industry
MISUNDERSTANDING and parental OPP
position part the lovers. but true love
reunites them i'm the end Through
the action of the story, with ics pa :
thos. comedy. music, runs riot of
colorful gowning. scenic investitur,
and careful sta ging The first act
shows the studio of Julian, a painting
onial estate of Lolas father: and the
third, The Ball of the Four Arts. given
by the students of Paris Bohemia
In Miss Barnett's support are many
players known in comic opera circles,
the cast including Nelson Riley, BY
Brown. Maurice Darcy, Russell Len
non. Wayne Num-, William II Conley.
Charlotte Philbrick, David Reese and
Walter IL. Catlett. The chorus num-
hers some thirty-five members and il
said to be unusually attractive. Mr..
greatest care I'm the selection of his
company and the mounting of the pro
duction. which has been on a lavish
Acknowledgement
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WILL EXPLAIN
new RATES
Trustee Of the c. 0. F. Coming to
Calumet Oct. 20

Final arrangements have been com.
pleted for the big ceremonial session
of ST. Anthony's Court. c. o. F. to bs
held here. Sunday. oct. 20. In the
morning the members OF the local ant
visiting courts will attend special mas,
at the Sacred Heart church. at which
prof. August Espel's newly organized
male choir will make its first appear
ance. In the afternoon there will be
degree work In tho Iaurium bank hal
and In the evening there will be ban
quet. at which addresses will be giver
by some OF the most prominent loca
and visiting ,memhers.
James A. Collier. Minnesota stat,
senator and trustee of the high
court will be present to discuss the
new rates, which become effective or
IAN. ]. 1913, so that all of the loca
members may become familiar with
the situation.
The last issue OF the Catholic Fores-
ter, the official publication of the order
represented by Mr.. Collier, asserted
that the proposed new rates conform
with the National Fraternal Congress
table of rates. which II taken as ba
sis by most OF the societies. and which
is satisfactory 10 the insurance COM
missioners in the various states where
the Mobile bill has become a law
Mr.. Collier is said to he an excellent
speaker. Other prominent members of
the order are also in the field, ex-
planning the new rates. and 1t is the
the society's entire jurisdiction, in or
der that the membership will know
Just what they will have to pay under
the new plan.
A commendable feature of the new
plan Is the fact that the present men,
bers will not have to pay the rate
fixed for their attained age, but will be
given advantage OF the rate at the age
when they Joined the society Most of
the other fraternal organizations that
the present members at their attained
age, instead of the date OF entry. The
management of the Modern Woodmen
If America figured that this would be
the only plan whereby all the members
under fifty four years of age would
pay what their insurance is actually
worth, but the Catholic Foresters have
4 large surplus that will be used in
case the proposed new rates are not
sufficient to meet its obligations.
The Catholic Foresters paid in death
benefits last year. 81, 36S. SS6.4s. and the
amoInt disbursed in sick and FUN
eral benefits was s3,O0o.OOO. The death
benefits paid from the time the society
we're organized until the close of 1911
totalled S15,21S,300.34. The amount In
the reserve fund Mt the close of the
year was s2,735,?I176.
At the first Of January last the
membership was approximately 10000
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
EVERY Little
Olive Tablet Has
a Movement
All Its Own

Your doctor VIII tell you ninety per
cent of all sickness comes from mac
tive bowels and liver. DIR. Edwards. a
well-known physician in Ohio, perfect
ed a vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil, to act on the liver and
bowels. which he gave to his patients
for years.
Olive Tablets. the substitute for cal
omel. are gentle i'm their action. yet
always effective. They bring about
that exuberance of spirit. that natural
buoyancy which should be enjoyed by
everyone, by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of harmful i'm
purities.
loo and CSC per box.
The Olive Tablet Co, Columbus, ..
ADVERTISEMENT
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
eARAeA FAIR ASSOCIATION.

The success of the recent Baraga
county fair has set the wheels in
association In order that the exhibit
shall be an annual event. BY united
cooperation ,of parties interested from
all over the county an association will
be formed that will make the county
fair of great interest and benefit. A
suggestion has been proposed that a
temporary meeting for organization be
held at an early date and that can
vass be made of the county to secure
as MANY supporters as possible.
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with Lee subordinate courts in [
United States and Canada.
The Proposed New Rates.

Following is the schedule of the pro
posed new rates: Ordinar,
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PAGE FIVE

Royale team on The Raltic grounds
Saturday resulted In victory for Bal
tie by the score of 4 TO o. The Baltic
team had things their own way
throughout Baltic has shown great
deal of class lately and Is DESTROYS OF
meeting some team from the northern
end of the county, particularly the
Calumet Y. VI. g. 4.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
TAKES LARGE CONTRACT.
Sheriff Francis OF Ontonagon to Cut
4,COO.oCO Feet of loos

Sheriff Francis Of Ontonagon coun-
" has closed a contract with Messrs
Bush ard McRae to log and bank
in the Porcupine mountain district.
Mr.. Francis is now very busy getting
his supplies and outfit TO the scene of
operation.
The township of Carp Lake will cut
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14
FAIRVIEW MEETING.

A meeting of the F'ariview Gold
Mining co. will be held Monday, Oct
14th. 1880 y m. in Temple of Honor
hall. Red Jacket. All shareholders ex-
pected to be present ID
Embarrassment
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-14

The regular meeting of Stella Reb-
ekah lodge will be held Tuesday even
ing and all members of the degree
team are requested to be present. IA
Esther Macarthur. Sec'y
-(Advertisement)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26

above the surrounding streets.
A. II IL arranged that cars OF the new
subway systsh shall paYs over the Man
haitian Bridge. II is planned to have
them pass into a tunnel which goes un.
der tho plasa, while the surface cars
are 10 pass around the colonnads TO the
east, smptyfng into Canal street. Ele-
waited trains will leave the bridge upon
the opposite side from that taken BY
the surfaee cars.
Upon the Brooklyn end Of the bridge
the roadway will be carried down to the
middle OF the plaza and the entrance
will have two pyions of granite ma
sonry. There will be park, a. upon
the Manhattan side, and one win ride
or walk 90 the level OF the bridge
through green foliage IN summer.
which will prove a novelty In bridge
approaches for this city.
Tho upkeep cost OF tho Manhattan
Bridge has been enormous. The loss TO
the city by the completion OF the bridge
20 far In advance OF the time when II
was placed in the life OF the city 10 esti-
mated at more than N.c0o0oo business
people on the lower east side long since
gave up hope with respect to the COM
pletion of the structure, and they Will
doubtless continue TO be rkeptical until
they see work on the bridge approaches
actually begun.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26

We are just about to advertise for
bids for the construction OF the ap-
proaches.'
Inquiry at the Office OF the Bridge
Commissioner proved the truth OF the
statement. In fact. Mr.. O'Keeffe himself
said that he was rushing the matter.
and that there would be no further
delays.
As the bridge stands now Il ends upon
each side OF the East River at the ter
mini Of the steel structure--Divislon
street In Manhattan and Sands street
In Brooklyn. Down from these abutments
course the temporary roadways. 1t ID
pianed to build an approach IN Manhat.
tan from Canal street. 2,0S7 feet LONG. a,
a cost OF N.00O.0oO. IT will extend from
Bayard to Canal street and from For.
sythe to the Bowery. The Brooklyn ap.
proach to the bridge from Wiiioughb,
street will be $50 feet long and cos
about 100000.
The entrance TO the bridge from Man
haitian will resemble In tho elliptica
effect the colonnade OF ST. Peters al
Rome. while the arch IN the centre vii
resemble Port st. Denis In Paris. Tn,
sidewalks are to be laid out In mosaics
There will be q small park at the en-
trance TO the bridge. which will be raisst
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26
SOUR STOMACH, INDIGESTION. GAS
Or DYSPEPSIA PAPE'S D|APEPS|h.
This stomach regulator brings relief in five
minutes-Puts end to Stomach trouble forever.

REALLY does" put bad stomachs in
order REALLY does overcome indiges-
ton. dyspepsia. gas. heartburn and sour
ness in five minutcs-that-just that
makes Papc's Diapepsin the largest
selling stomach regulator in the world
n what you eat fermcnts into stubborn
Jumps. you belch gas and cructate sour.
undigcstcd food and acid; head is dizzy
and aches; breath foul; tongue coated;
your insidcs filled with bile and indigest-
ible waste. remember the moment Dia-
pepsin comes in contact with the stomach
all such distress vanishes It's truly
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26
Nearly Half Mile Of Imposing
Approach to Be Built
on Canal Street.
LINED BY COLONNADE.
Brooklyn to Have 4,23o Feet
of Embellisl,ed Incline, All
Within Eighteen Months.

(A>a,t.Ss
A.,.-,.a,~,
c.,.sir,, gratifying,
nrtS~s Comua ss,oner o.ke.r. IL abou,
q advertise for bids for the construc-
ton Of approaches TO the Manhattan
Bridge. Fact.
Announcement OF the lifting OF the
embargo against this ~. 10000 isolated
city structure was made to-day TO an
Evening World reporter at the once
Of Mr.. O'Keefe.
The contracts are All ready to De ad-
vertised. They will be advertised I'm.
nsdistsly. They have to be adverueed
Tor two weeks time. ana then the p'us
received viii be opened and the aware
made, II all 20 well, work on the APP
proa chee will be under way before the
suov nles
=, 4. ..,,r.,.a thu, n will TAX. e,xh.
49,. sa,s. ~ s,uA m. .nnroachss.
- 49,. - a. ,r.,,..,
Inc Annssn D s-,,..
ana eost'est OF 'n'eroo1oush
1t has remained pracucaiiy unused s'".e
Its opening" on Dec 81 H"'-heary
three years ago--as the spectacular
Apale of Mayor McClelian's term Of
ofY,oe. Thu roadways were then hastily
,h,ovc on.n IN tyan,c. and a footpath
- .,,..sS .,S n,or,h. later.
a..S,s .eAI,,e ruAr
We0tNN'No ~
THGRE u a bHIO0e'
The second Of this month the Man
ns,,., bridge Three-cent Line began
;. on.r.,. car, on IN. Manhattan
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26

astonishing almost marvellous. and the
JOY is It's hsrmlessness.
A large fifty-cent case Of Pape's Dis-
pcpsin will give you hundred dollars
worth Of satisfaction or your druggist
hands you your money back.
It's worth its weight in gold 10 men
and women who can't get their stomsehs
regulated. 1t belongs in your home
should always be kept handy in case Of q
sick, sour. upset stomach during the
day or at night. It's the quickest,
surest and most harmless stomach
doctor in the world.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26

1870 your child will SOON
o. chrvd OF bed writing. Comp. fund balm.
rh'isarmatic. drains
.
la Rue writes: 'fS many years ! have
rmsrd With stomach and bowel trouble
which has bc,n caused by a severe ca. OF
w%,aHi. w blood Is slso 10 poor oondit"n'
""A' co" % aone fof me
Answer: II you follow tie directions given
below you vii .oon lie well and strong asein.
Obtain the following from any well stocked
drug s.or- and mix w shaking well, then
sArvapariIla conn, 4 oss. comp. fluid balm
wort, 1 o.. fluii ext. Buchu. 1 o. Use IN
connection with hi. the following local
tratment: Get a 2.oI. package Of aD;iseptic
yilape povder aud make A catarrh balm hy
mixing one ounce Of laii os yAseliue With a
level tcasyoonfnl OF the powder aud u.e In
ant n warm ava water and one, half fsaspoonful
If yilans nnvicr and use two or thn,e time.
q day ninth the n,,rila are thoroughly
cleaned and your trouble will coon be gone
,,. a., 49,. .s,-,
Eae ~ WhtW nNe SUI a, iii
etHngy Gsasvina mar and nv sep '"i
OF dandruH. f!ease aa'sse ~i'"l 10 w.
A,.vrr. Tn. hc-. .d,,c. I can offer a,
.;r,,is ,s, y, = iii s,actci drug st1re 4
np "a, 81 plain yellow minyoi, directions
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26

sAeua,atism. Purchase drains Of tsdIds Of
psotas.iumi ons.half ounce Of wine Of col.
s c,lea a., dram. Of sodium sslicyls,e; o.
"A, =. ss!.d thousand, and am .oi. il
"MuSolan" asau: Can you tell me how
70 overccus . bsonchisl trouble which mani.
fests efaeaf after singing. by . ticklins in tho
throat hoaf~sness and slight coughf'
4, Answer: Obtain . bottle Of essence men
cough Srup By mixing with ordinary Srsnu.
lated sugar syrup Of honey. DirSctions FOR
, .ss and , no. to make .ecompsny the pack
ant eoush yrip and c,rss all throat and
broDchia! trouble.
Mrs, a. D." writes; ct suf,., . s,,s,
deal with stomach disortiers. Heavy fesiins
after eating. heart pslp4tstion. vsnd and eas
81 %,,, s,tdSm a &C; Am rss,i.. and irit,Sy,
great pain. I fear appsnd,ctis.''
Answer; The nesiect Of constipation and
indigestion T. the most frequsnt cause Of 90.
gs ,rs ct II y bette, g prs.en, than %
tain tablet. tropsptine and tsSe ' ,s s9S H
70 directions accompanying VAILED eaftoa'
Il,ey are pink, Whit. and blue, . bs nsss
!" ~ using t1ope!ens ints'iissntiy.
Srs. y. ". Nntes: Can you pfHncH6o
2 tonic for, one who Is sleeplesS nSvovs'
,ny.terical. thin and sstnns thinn9, Have
Iitts APPETITE and Am fsstlas day and
Answer; Ths following 10 used for ssvsrsl
vesks will gradually restore and slrsnsthso
YOUR nervous Cstem: Compound ANN al
hypophospntes, o.; tincture oedomSae.
On. tnot cardsiDon).. Nix. .shaks well and
take s'''poonfui before. sssh meal.
Mis- G. X" whites: II an hsrdeusd With
too m.,ch f.t md would lib . cafe treat.
Answer: I would not recommend IN, or.
binary tablets and pills FOR obedty. but here
a. quick acting formula that srcompli.hes
bs fat reductions and never causes III feel.
ING. Aroma''c elixir 5 oI.. glyool arboiens,
! or. shake we'll In . bottle and take . tea.
noubls the doss thereafter. Continue ssyerI
ween or months ".th:: e:ss may require.
Poor H." whites: MY health 4. reyy
poor on account Of long standing constipa,
hon. have TO use pills or something al
the time. Can you prescribe something 10
take that will cure chronic constipationrF
Answer: Constellation 10 probably thu
cause Of more nlneAs than any other thing.
Most remedies only relieve che trouble and
never cure. ! Away prescribe three grain
sulphrb tablets mot sulphur tabistsJ, and
have found them most reliable and gradually
curative. They. oct pleasantly and tone up
The bowels and hvss. whils purifying u,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-26

Anxious WIFE
Olive 10 TO Is droIs
~ the following in
water an hour te.
fore each meal and
yotir child will soon
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1912-08-03
HOnOrS Are
Equally Divided
Barasa Defeats Republic Saturday Ga
Republic Winning Sunday 11-8

The Republic team lost the first
game on Saturday by score of Ga in
a fast and exciting game. The boys
from the Iron country were never able
to land on Peterson whep-hits would
count and the support given, Jovela was
ragged. The local boys put four runs
across the pan in the first inning there
by getting lead that the visitors were
unable to overcome.
The second game was won by Repub-
lie the score bling to IL. The home
bunch not being able to hit the ball
when hits were needed. Mayo for Bar
aga made sensational catch near third
and prevented couple of runs from
coming in.