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The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15
Shope Was Pleased.

Atlanta, Oct. 14.-Among those who
sat with great JUNCTION of soul at the
arraignment of Judge Fite for con-
tempt before the state court of ap-
peals, was Editor T. S. Shope of the
Dalton Citizen.
Only few months have passed. as
all Georgians will remember, since
Editor Shope was hailed before Judge
Fite on an almost identical contempt
charge. In that Instance the editor
had written something and published
it in his paper which the Judge con-
sidered an insult to his judicial er-
mine. Editor Shope was forced to
apologize, and it went against the
grain.
Consequently it was but human
when he learned that Judge Fite was
to be arraigned on an almost iden-
tical charge by a still higher court,
for Mr.. Shope to purchase one first
class railroad ticket from Dalton to
Atlanta, and to occupy one of the
back seats at the trial.
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15
GIRLS! SURELY TRY THIS!
DOUBLES BEAUTY OF YOUR HAIR
ALL YOU NEED is BOTTLE "DANDERINE" Hal
GETS LUsTRoUs, FLUFFY

1mmediate?-Yes! Certain?-that's
the joy of it. Your hair becomes
light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and ap-
pears as soft, lustrous and beautiful
as a young girls after Danderine
hair cleanse. Just try this-moisten
a cloth with a little Danderine and
carefully draw it through your hair
taking one small strand at time.
This will cleanse the hair of dust, dirt
Or excessive oil and in just few mo-
ments you have doubled the beauty of
your hair.
A delightful surprise awaits, partic-
ularly those who have. been careless,
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15
Youthful Robbers.

Atlanta, Oct. 14.-Five typewriters,
a brindle COW gone dry, and whole
cellar-full of provisions, constituted
the booty of a band Of boy robbers
just run to earth by the local detec-
tives.
The youngsters were formed into a
gang and called themselves The Bos-
ton Terrors,' taking the appellation
from a young leader who used to live
in Boston, Most of the kids are un-
der fifteen years of age, some Of them
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15
News for Prisoners.

Atlanta, Oct. A special bulletin
board has been rugged up at the fede-
raj penitentiary for the prisoners who
are baseball fans, and they are get
ting the world series scores inning by
inning.
The prisoners, it is said, are very
grateful for the consideration and are
Intensely interested in the outcome of
the series.
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15
only ten or twelve.

only ten or twelve.
The first thing they did was to
carry away the COW, belonging to a
man named NJ King They managed
to sell it at the stockyards for S1S,
which they divided.
The typewriters they got by en-
tering business offices, in the big
buildings when nobody was in charge.
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15

N. s. KNIGHT G co. wants your
orders for Coal and Wood. Phone
448.
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15

ID ARELY good must a coffee
be that has delighted the
coffee experts of a century.
Yet such is the wonderful history
of the famous coffee of the French
Market of New Orleans. Richly
romantic and historic is the story
of this remarkable French Coffee
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15

blend. Brought from Paris in tie
early days OF. NezO Orleans, it has
ever since been the favorite of the
beautiful women and famous men
whose names are intertwined with
the history of the South.
Until the establishment of the
French Market Mills
The Brunswick news., 1912-10-15

could be had nowhere in America
but at the French Market in New
Orleans. But NOW you all may
serve it daily at your own table.
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
M esue~ia0 oMs Passed N
~ eiUAeeeaoA esasrsl 40.
seMAy osesmsd b Ne
eeeo1s by pseiliea:
HOUSE BILL NO. 16, LAWS
1911.
MINERS AND SHELTERS
EIGHT-HOUR BILL.

Hov'sC HIllL NO . LAWS lsal. RE.
EnnED TO THE PEOPLE OF TIVE
~ AsE E,, 1F C0I19 % ADO By PETITION
HoflCE ~ HEnEBv GIVEN. rhs. st
ms sssesal Electica to ~ heid on the
H!th ~ a Nevem6sr, A. n. 1912 there
wM ~ srenfttea 70 TIE sualtAed riectsss
e se9estiea, HoueE BILL No ~, which
Houee Dtu Was vp4erYed to the Peo~,e of
~ seese q Cclcsade by Petitiea q nef-
ssesean, esstsisiMg more than The reguis-
re nunosf of signatures Is per ceat) of
the lesal voters q the stste q CclcrsAo.
lsly verified N accerdance Win M sn@
hied In the office of Secretary n State
o. ., sss he s.s, s.sons az e '.se. A. D. isii.
The authority Tor srbmlts,ns such Ac, ..
FOUND In Section I Of Article o Of the
Constfeticn a the state ~ Colorado. pro-
vsefnG for the Initiative aud Referendum
HOUSE BILL NO. -. LAWS 1871.
"A BILL FOR AN ACT TO REGrLArr
AND LIMIT THE HOURS OF EMPLOY-
aiNEs. rxpEE sRonSb rshT wosxISas S2S 81
~onxIScr SsSH STr E9EkTNss :mEkINss 2sES FIT
Gonks, stamp MIhLs, CnNCEN
s1cEssEs. CYANIDE PnoCEseEs.
CEErAIN EnPLoYHENrs INV RIOTS
TO HEALTH AND DANGEROUS To
LIFE AND LIMn: TO PROyIDE PEN
Atty ron THE VIOLATION or THE
rEak cN cHsrrEs m rs a5s ~ 4nE HE .Es.ios E Msi
LAWS OF 1at6. Al'PROVED MARCH n
1876, AND ALL OTHER ACTS AND
rAkTs OF ACTS N CONFLICT WITH
ne Enacted by the General Assembly
~ the state ~ Colombo:
Section l. Employment IN all under
ground minea under ground workines open
cut werkinGs. open pit wortngs. smeltera.
reductton y crks. stamp mills. concentrating
miilA. chlorination processes. cyanide pro-
to ss % ianri"ns Z. S..,rh nps' sns a.nSerrr.
to iffe and limb.
sec. 2. That the P>rfcd Of employment Of
mes wcrh'ng IN sil wss~r ground mines,
ovsn pit werkings. snehers. reduction
works stamp mills. concentrating mills.
COLONIZATION prcceeses. cyanide processes
aRd coke ovens shah not exceed eight ii
hSurs within any twenty four CA hours
except IN csses If emergency where life or
property rs in imminent danger.
Sec. 4. Any perroa. perBons body cor
pcrste. s-ner.l manager cr employer who
Of the provisions of this act. shall he deem
- guilty ~ Q mislemeanor and upon con
vicficn thereof snail he punished Sr a
fine Of not less than two hundred and ffty
doflare e25os nor more Than five hundred
dollars isJ0a. or by Imprisonment in the
County jnil not less than ninety rnl DAYS
nor more rhan six "a, months or hy both
,iclation Of the prevtsions ~ this act shall
constitute a separate cffensr-
Sec 4 Chapter 119 of the Session Laws
Of 1906, Approved March n. 1885, ana all
other acts .nd parts ~ nets In conflict
with thi. aef are hereby repealed"
Arrroved June 2. is11.
Petition TIED IN the office of Secretary
of Sr-se IN the Third day ~ August A.
n 1al1. at 3-n o'clock r. NJ
In Testimony Whereof ] have h~reunto
.~t ny hand ana affixed the Gre,, Seal
~ thr Stare ef Colorado ~ the City ef
r.~nver. this First day of October. A u
raTr
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
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STITIT109A2 NGNo
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
SENATE olu 10. -
CON Sr1YUrioNAG
AMENDMENT.
AMENOn ENT.

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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18

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- = ors< 70 ~ssa -fsaf l-s s--s--sr
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Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
HOUSE BILL NO. %. CON-
STfTUTiONAL AMEND
MENT

OOUU8U6V4UUUA8 ~ III.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN rNst es
The General Election 20 be hela - -
viii ~ psNsstst~d 70 the 0sssnsa ssossssO
of the eso,e - CesspSAo. IT, svsusscn =
snendsne TIE conSsitusica - - 0sass.
10 found IN Hosse Bill No. ~ = sAe reg
uiar Session of the DouAse0a<A esasrai Ae-
sembiy. which y. N verde - aBvrss. fsa-
Az Acr TO stpurr TO rMs SrAfs-
rIED ELEcfoRs % fuE GfAfG ov
COLORADO An AuEND0gHf 70 SEC
IoN Is % AnicLs ls % fMs cos
RApo. coNcEnNrSso rNe Hens AxD
CONFIRMATION OF Cot-NTr. rRE-
cIScT AND OruGR OFfICE0a
b. Ensetee - shs oss~si Asssnbs -
Section l. Thss shers shaH be sshMftesa
TO the ssenAea eiscse~s Of sAe 0esse -
coisrsAe ~ the sexs general eisesioa fee
approval ~ rs5pess~a. the fonswsAo asasnl-
men, - the cosssftsetca q the s,sss q
colorsdo. when. vSs~ rsssa>l ~ . s,aJsr-
e - p.rs = the c...ss..sss~. % ,sss = :. s: -:
seeticn ~ g Arsieis is - ths cessoss-
,icn Of shs sssse q Colorado sAan -
smenaed 20 rssa - feile~s;
e~crfon Is For the porpsp - ~
vidinG FOR and rssvlatt~s the eeWOA-
satscn - ecunty. precsnet enc senR
oehc~-s the General A0<Ahsv sAon -
eny ,he reNeel eoenu1
stase a~~srdinG "a popuioticA- oaA -
ersde ara a. the ecnDsassssca q - 4
efacers ~tthin the respective elaMD
according 10 the pcpu3offca tAQuu9
Such ia~ shall e0tahitsh scaAeo q -
70 Re chare.d and collected ~ - -
the county. precinct ara ctAsr sooo
as rnsy he 6esGraeeA she-~ta fug -.
fe~s be performed b~ thsn rsuDu
iy. and Who're saisrtes sr~ prsvsaul =
fec. perausstes ard euaefsnsa0 9
be paid into TIRE county ,r~asury
Sec |, Each eiecscr d&u1-fn9 - - -
eueh Amendment shah oepNUt n - ~
soa . rteke, ~h>reoA shall - nE4na6 0n
words For the ameaAReAa - OuGQn ~
Of ar-icle is ecneerutAe the foD - -
pensa-to- % county. prec4ncf - - -
nce-S ard -Aaaingt sAe aOmu ~
section Is cf sYrtele l4 ecnr~vue -
ara cSnperea-fen - ccuney 49, x
oeh.r ofAc~-s- ara shall fnxBeunp ~
p-o~ai ~ --,-ctt-r - the saae ~
\ e-r-s eppcs.re one - - n
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
q
HOUSE BILL NO. oI, LAWS
1911.

HOUSE BILL NO. OIL, LAWS
1911.
TEACHERS BILL
n0UyE DHHG. No. -. LAWS 1914.
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF
THE STATE OF COLORADO BY
PETITION OF REFERENDUM
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That at
the General Election be held m the Fff,h
day cf November. A. d. 1914. there will he
submitted 10 the quarnet electors Of the
ftate Of Colorado. for their approval or re-
iecticn. HOUSE BILL NO 81, which Houss
BIZ use referred the People Of the state
taininG more than the requisite number ~
Of the state of Colorado. duly verified in
of Secretary Of State the Third day q
tn. authority for submitting such Act 10
found In Section / Of Article n the Con-
stiiuticn Of the STATE Of Colorado. providing
for IN. Initiative ard Referendum
HOUSE BILL NO. 81. LAWS 1911.
a BILL FOR An ACT TO AMEND SEC
TIoSs sssi. AND sse4. OF TIE RE
vrsED Statutes OF COLORADO. 1905
RELATING TO THE HOLDING OF EN-
aMINaTroSs FOR TEACHERS CERrI-
FICaTES AND QUALIFICATIONS OF
TEACHERS
Be II Enacted ~ IN. General Assembly Of
N. Sts-e Of Cofr-seo.
Section l. That Section sssI- os n. Re-
Gunnison news-champion., 1912-10-18
70
PART OF SECTION a.
SENATE BILL NO. ia.
LAWS 1911.
CARPENTER RESERVOIR
BILL.
PART o. oeCf10H rom Ss, Or
ee1Af8 011k No. l1A AVO
REFERRED TO THE PEOPLE OF
FHE QrArE nE r,nr ON v,O me-

ION UT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. rha, a
the General Election 10 be held on the
Ffsth dsy Of November. A n 1914 ther.
will be submitted 70 the aualsaed slsctcrs
% the state Of Colorado. for their approval
or rejection, Part Of see,ion Four go of
Senate biii No 1A. which Part Of eection
Four 90 of Senate Bill No. iss. sss re-
ferred TO the People of the STATE of Colo
rsde BY Petition Of Referendum contain
Ing more than the requisite number Of
state Of Colorado. duly verified In accord
snee With lac snd Aie1 IN the once os
eecr>ssry of seats NE rff,A day of
June. A. d. 1911. 81 II ST o'eiock D m
The suth~rsty Fer submitting eucn Acs
:. found IN e~e,icn I Of Article ~ tn.
C,nsti,atfen cf the state ~ coio~sdo pro
vidins for ths Init,ssiv. ana Referendum
PART OF SECTION FOUR 90 or
SENATE BILL NO. Is4. LAWS OF
1911.
THAT PART OF SECTION ror-R tp or
SENATE BILL NO ia "A BILL roR
AN ACT TO AMEND Az ACT ENrf-
TIED AN ACT IN RELATION TO rR-
RIGTIox: PREscRrBING PENALTIES
IN RELATION THERETO AND pEFrN-
ING CERTAIN DUTIES OF THE STATE
ENGINEER AND srFERrNTEypE~re
OF IRRIGATION ArPRovED APRIL
IL. 1901"
shah not have IN. right 70 irnpounA any
water N ssch reservoirs eur1ns the Tin.
that such water IL required " sentcr eitchep
Tor TN mediate fer direct f-r.entfoa ~
for s.craees IN reservoirs helasnG e<o,oY
riGhss-'
Not approved
Petition hlee In .he once % s-erv,ary q
STATE On the Fourth day Of AuguS. A D.
1911. at s.es o-cioch p. N.
In 1estirsony whereof. 7 have he-ernrc
st ny han1 ara afnxe1 ~. o--as Sal q
the STATE ~ Colorado. at IN. Cs.y os Den
yer. this rfrst aay Of orscb--. A q, Isi.-
JAMES 2 FEARCE
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
RECONVENES THIS AFTERNOON
Continued From Page one.

cincts. Ii is said the committee i
united in support of progressive ideas
and an effort has been made TO hav,
The platform express the very foremos
thoughts of modern democracy. An ef.
fort also has been made To SO fran,
the platform as 10 appeal To Republi-
can progressives in tie hope many OF
them will be won over, and. indeed. on
the part of some that Roosevelt MAJ
he induced To abandon his further
presidential ambitions and join the
Democrats in bringing about results on
which they declare his views are i'm
accord with their own.
There will be a positive declaration
for tariff revision downward OF a basis
IF tariff for revenue only. but the opin-
on win be expressed that reductions
BE made gradually. An effort will be
made TO demonstrate that the Repub.
lean policy of protection is RESPONSE
Die for the high cost of living. There
will be a declaration for one term for
PRESIDENT.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
ODD FAMILY TANcLE.

Marshal Trudell and Undersnerir
sheridan We're called upon yesterday
to assist in locating the little two year
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Al
gren, who reside on a farm near the
Lake View location. 1t appears that
domestic troubles of some kind arose
in the Algren family ard the mother
came to town to swear out a warrant
against the father. on her return with
an officer, neither the father or the
child could be found and the mother
immediately suspected that the father
had taken TO the woods with the little
one The officers continued the search
until late hour last evening and again
this morning, with the result that they
met the father With the little one. re-
turning from the home of the child's
grandmother, where ii had been left
all night The little one was restored
To it's mother. An Investigation dis
closed the fact that the family resides
in Keweenaw. county and Calumet Of
hcers were rowerless to act further III
the matter
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28

forming in battle array. The sun ot
nope glorifics the horizon Of the flu
ture and sheds it's splendor ,Ioon our
banners, Above ms bends the myriad.
hued bow of promise. We have been
led to the very gates Of success by a
veteran grown gray in the service. Lei
him continue to lead, and the celestial
bow will become an arch of triumph,
beneath which Democracy will march
in glorious victory
And so | nominate this man. who
mas fought thousand battles for
democracy ard not one against her.
VINO has never lowered his flag or ask
ed for quarter; who has never deserted
or taken Through: who docs not
Know how TO Quit a friend or betray a
party; whose back the enemy mas
never seen, but whose breast is covered
with the scars Of many a hard cam
paign; who leads today and who should
commune to lead-the Lion of Demo-
cracy Champ CLARK of Missouri"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
MICHIGAN-UTAH
MARKETING ORE
SELLS s6,4oo WORTH. 1T AVERAe.
ING TIE COMPANY $40
PER TON.

Conserving the Michigan Utah NIip
ing Co.. of which Norman W. Hairc
Of Hou hton, Is president the sal
Lake Herald-Rcpubican says
With the work OF reconstruction OF
the tramWay 10 De stortcd this week.
with 100 TONS OF dr, ore new in the
Murray sampler and go tons cominc
down from the Little Cottonwood side
Monday thinss are BEGINNING to hum
around the Michiean- Utah Mining
company headquarters. After the
completion Of the tram all Michigan
Utah ores VIII so via Little Cotton
wood
This l00-ton CONSIGNMENT from the
Coalition ground was ,akcn from =
stock pale down tho canyon and should
net the company around $40 a ton. The
siXty-t9n lot from the city Rocks is
about the Same character The two
lots are worth about S. 400 The city
Rocks end of The mine is $50 fun of
ore that the lcasers had 10 suspend
work until some or il could ne hauled
out Of the way. ana now tho cxpecta-
ton is TO resume work there present
ly
Superintendent Burton sent word /
down from the Coalition side yesterday /
that he has four feet OF high grade /
carbcnates on the 900 level west There |
is also a good showing in the Solitude I
tunnel the mann 500 lctcl. where the
ore is Increasing, some OF it running
as high as $50 tom ON the $50
west there Is a vein three and one
half feet wide of ore which has not
yet been assaved, but # will run high
on the zoe level west there is q half a
foot Of ore which carries $50 to tho
tom This is a new drift and is look
ing exceptionally promising.
Other work now planned for is To
carry the working Wiuzc or shaft from
the 900 down POO tcct to the Loo {
level A small pump is being installed e
To take care Of me watcr. which SO !
far is giving little trouble
Reconstruction of the old four aud $
one-half mile tramway down To Tan 5
lers l1at will begin immediately and 5
win require sixty DAYS 10 complete. 2
After that an Coalition ores will pc 4
raised from TIE various levels to the y
goo, where il will hc huistcd to tho y
over level a. the city ROCKS ard run y
Wt Go the tram Tho wagon haul v
Town the Big Cottonwood side was
.hout eighteen miles TO MURRAY while
rom Tanners Fiat Che haul to Sand.
s about eleven miles. uiung a cav
ng Of six or seven miles or about
o Gems ten. 81
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Stop Thinking That Il Is
What II Isn't

Chiropractors do not manipulate tho
muscles, rub. slap. or use massage. we
use no appliances. we simply adjust
the displaced vertebrate, which is done
almost instantenously.
so DON'T DELAY, call and see me
while you may and thus prolong
your life and enjoy the blessings OF
health. Therefore, you may never be
well until YOU have taken scientific
spinal adjustments, such as am pre- :
pared to give you.
Know that Chiropractic deals with
the human anatomy as IT is. and is the
SAFEST, SUREST. and QUICKEST
ROUTE TO HEALTH.
Consultation, Examination and
Booklet FREE
r. JOBlING, D. C.
Graduate Chiropractor.
312 Sixth Street
rnone oosJ Caumet.
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CURB STOCKS.

}. ~ Minnear & co. say today:
An advance in steel prices made
steel rather strong issue in a market
otherwise devoid of interest. The
Baltimore convention. of course at
tractcd much attention. and bulletins
were eagerly scanned for important
ncws. From a market standpoint a
Bryan victory would be regarded as
calamity but the ticket seems to
tcll that there viii be compromise
candidate. Copper shares were in
clined TO be trine weaker at the
opening, due to a break Of al most a
pound i'm London metal prices. There
was no change in domestic quotations.
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June IA. 81. %; July 5.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The probate court for the County OF
Houghton.
AT session OF said court, held at
the probate Office in the village OF
ltoughton in said county, on the
18th day of June A. ID. 1912.
Present, Hon. Geo. c. Bentley, Judge
Of probate.
In the matter of the estate of Mary
Harrington, deceased.
Patrick Harrington having filed in
said court his petition praying that
certain instrument i'm writing. pur-
porting to be the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased. now on file in
said court be admitted to probate, and
that the administration of said estate
he granted to Patrick Harrington or
to some other suitable person
IT is Ordered. That the 9th day OF
July A. ID. 1912, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, at said probate Office,
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition;
IL Is Further ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
or copy of this order once each week
Tor three successive weeks previous TO
said day of hearing in the Calumet
News, y newspaper printed and clrcu-
lated in said county.
tSeaD GEO. C. BENTLEY.
A true copy. Judge &C Probate.
Lillas G.. Mitchell,
Register of Probate.
LeGendre & DrlscoH
Attorneys for Estate.
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June Z. II, 81, 2S; July 5, IL. 10
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The probate court for tho County Of
Houghton.
In the matter Of the estate OF Jane
Martin Jenkin. deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
That by virtue Of an order OF said
court, made OH tho Path day of May.
a. ID. 1872. ! shah sell at public auc-
ton on the 24th day of July. A. u.
1912 at ten o'clock uO) o'clock in the
forenoon, at the front door of tho
building described as 10s Eighth
street located on the south one half
fs) Of Lot Eight (s). in block lettcred
H., OF the Village OF Red Jacket, In
said county, '''e interest OF said es-
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tate in the following described real
estate. to-wit: The north one-half
Cs) of Lot Seven ca. and the south
ene-half of Lot Eight (S). i'm Block
Lettered L." in the Village of Red
Jacket, County of Houghton, state OF
Michigan.
Dated this 9th day of June. A. ID. 1912.
JOHN JENKIN,
Administrators of the Estate of
James Martin JenlSin. deceased.
Macdonald & Kerr
Attorneys for Estate.
Calumet, Michigan.