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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-09
Furnished Rooms.

NiF.inus Hotel. stu A virginia. near
WFstiske. offers new. modern. etc.
maatfy Furnished rooms. wlth the
best accommodations lowest ratrs
The broadway corner broadway
and fsaieF Modern. sQ0e q week
up. " q prsntlss. proprietor
GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. tifsS
Eirnt---Natss Zee daily and np.
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CHEAPEST WATEHFRONTo
A round Lake Washington. 10 cores;
priced for the rpeculator- Phone
owner, Elliott 1901.
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Board and Room.
81 &C ~ - a ySr
Coed home eookIaa piano. first
hiii tia0 Marion. Phone Elliott
g0A9 W
Excelient room aud board for two.
$500 month slightly home near
woodland Park. f-fuiuefe car
service. Ballard 1913.
Good home rer babies ana children.
coed care. tigeo month North
BY nurse IN private Suburban
home Phone Kenwouf 1T4
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''S'>'>>'>Sl'6S no S'''>'''-''''''S~
courtroom cottaxc. parsiy Furnished I.
fiuc lawn and flowers. grand view
ct ls4ke Washing ton. fhone iiea-
con su1s.
tto.oo a month room medsrn cot.
tnx.. basement attic. kenwood
Tcn-room house. All Eoyinton, not
water furnace. modern plumbing
with bath low rent. Elliott 81
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FOR Exchange.
cnoiese - ION n ,imissT iesld ~ 90
cent toll from Vancouver. Heavy
stand OF cedar poles. VIII es-
change for choice business prop
crty In university district OF
cheap for cash.
Finest summer resort. fully equip
ped. splendid beach. dancing pa .
wilton. bowling alley. tenta pre-
pared on lawn. with all. modern
equipment Extremely cheap. Par
ties must sol on account Of Inter
esta In the North.
Few choice lots ON North Capitol
nm. overlooking the university
and Lake Union.
Splendid factory site OF one acre
near Lake Union.
NJ. n. KNUPPENnERG LAND co.
2is Columbia ~
Phone Eiilott saas
SEATTLE HOMES FOR LAND
Lot G0xs0. with house OF z rooms.
modern In every respect. fruit
trees. lawn. flowers. etc. on XII.
bourne av.. In Fremont district.
Price 100000. mortgage $500.
Also four lots on corner of 18th
nv. W. with Broom cottage,
Price 100000: mortgage $4,000.
WIN exchange these properties for
u tract OF land partly improved.
within 20 miles OF Seattle. and
assume.
w. w. MOVES. SIT Boston Blk.
THfs MEANS rou
A.. -
4 will exchange 90 acres. good
roads and school. runninE water,
some fine timber, small lake cas-
iiy cleared. A great bargain for
the right party. Good for this
week only. zee J. Plough. s0b Lib
si E.g .assss9F after ?. :" phone
WAIT GOOD AtflEKdE FOR 81, $50
EQUITY. ti,aoe MoHruAoE TO
ASSUME, i40xi9O. a0th AVE
WEST NfDE MADRoNA NIL.
s.HooM COTTAGE OWNER.
NORTH ENp uitEEN LAKE, HALF
Hfock 10 can. so-Fuur FRONT.
AZ sssee' roiiiTY ss'seo rs Is
TRADE ron ACREAGE IN KING
OR kITNAF cutNTlf.N 0WNEf..
r. O nuN "a
Homestcads.
aErS0ffslf1 >
tGe-aeFe reIlnanishm-nt. near Soap
lake. In proven water district.
aud good development. small
5-room house. fronts stats road
between Seattle and spokane. You
can secure title TO thta rfopa n y
within sin months THIS ~ a snap
At 100 Come quick
y NORMAN BAKER
kse Lumber Exchange Wdw
OREGON. OREGON
WIN locate you on 40 acres. We
MAX. q special run in for one
week foF tte Join merit party.
EMPIRE HOMESTEAD co.
bss Empire mag
How % gst fee homestead seal
for double ~ folder map IN col
ora. sifh open land lf~f. Washing
ton and Oregon. 81 90 each.
w. H. HILL
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For Sale-Furniture.
For SaIe-Liyestock

~H~N~~-~~~->e~>4~~s~<~~ ~1~-1~-~N-~~<><
Just arrived. twenty head Of On.
bf9ke colts, ranging In weight
from eight 10 eleven hundred
pounds, Age from 10 years
'io' Also one mare and colt and
- sfal mares with fOai 20 head
~ broke horses, head Of saddle
hVfseH MI these horses are guar
hhteed. Price from fzs 20 400.
come and try these horses until
you are satisfied Take South Ae-
attic car at second Az. aud Yaslsr
way, get off AZ IfolRate "a, Ken
s9,sskky stables Telephone Main
10 head Of horses, ranging from
200 90 1900 lbs. for Bals, several
eheap farm horses, some AZ low NJ
$500 each. some good single
horses, weight about 1900 lbg
IhlS stock must be sold this week
sls Westlake Ave. ~
Thoroughbred Berkshire brood soS~
70 montha. 200 lbs Week odd
tarred toek chicks, I5a apiece
lhone kenM0od 1881
HORSE AUCTION co, f7z2 lat Ave
=. has sales OF horses, wagons
harness., every Tuesday, / o. m. II
w. Nobb. Aucf. Phone MaIn Tgg2
D Jersey cows Just fresh, with their
CAVES. zIs 9th Ave. n.
-Four mares IN roai, 6uftabis for far
lncrs watson Bros, 1925 ist a
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Help Wanted--Malc

60 men wanted at once 10 take
course In United Wireless training
class and be ready Tor positions
with United Wireless Telegraph
Co. who are notified Go prepare
for passage, new law effective
July ist. making two operators oH
passenger vessels compulsory. Act
quick Apply chief operator. ale
Grand Tfunk dock
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Water Front

SMALL WATER FRONT TRACTS
$4,000 EACH
These viii make fine summer homes
or camping sites, and the soil Is
excellent. with plenty OF running
water. mountain View and every
thing 10 delight the heart OF ma
ture-ioving man or woman.
4 q cash. & " on deferred payments.
GABEL. 400 ARCADE BLDG.
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Apartments for Rent.

rSTsrsns rSsISs sSa 79isfss> Ssrriss
distance
GAnEI.. 400 ARCADE BLDG.
room and board. tt.E1 q weak sse
sth. BremsFson. Wn. Phone u All
Excelsior Apis Furnished ana an
furnished sth and Pike. Main esst.
81 fAwrsnc., ises. sth---eemfert.
aba. rluns Ln- Man Essl- ait nR.
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Observation-Disclosures,

-~r>er~~er~r>c~~~~eN-~@ ~~e4~S~s~-e~1~~~~~~
Wanted-To rent furnished bachelor
apartment give description and
price Address tfox tfa. Y. NJ. &.
A. city
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Help Wanted--Female

S~s-sr~eS<S~s~r N~<><>~~~~~e~~e~~~~~~~~
United states Employment iluroa "a.
Mrs. Mcdonald wants cocks. wait =
teAaca. chambefmaida day-Wotk
hounck cepern hotel help ape-
etaity l.s Mutual Life nidg
Phone Elliott $50
Wanted-~rouna women. either en-
perienccd or inexperienced. 90
work "a telephone operators Ap.
Az, The Pacific Telephone and
Telegraph CO.
Solicitors, either male or female. for
ono OF the best selling articles on
market. can make good pay. Call
mornings 5000 end ave.
Mothers. We board your children.
$500 month. Orphans FREQ. MI
Calvary Home. los Hiewstt. Rev.
Hoan 4 CunfniuGa stunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-09

LEADING HOTEL IN live Western
Washington railroad town. only
$1,000. Livery stable. only VI 100.
Dry goods store 81 600
A. T. FUNK n co. Pioneer Bldg.
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For Exchange.

''iiH.oscss wsss ana ~ up EoiiE riss q
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4e ACRES 1900
THE BEST Hrf WE
10 ACRES NEAR Kirkland

beautiful i0-acre tract on good auto
road. close to X. 4. u. route and
phone line Back OF Juanita land
Ing. Lake Washington. Price only
,si.o500O: terms Nice spring on
one corner.
II. ". COLLINS g. SON
aaa -rf.lrd Ave- and NJ Kirkland
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..tr ar Trade--se-aere err
~ s~ IN Florida. crop this
esiIn,sset sees boxes ks ,slls
IN saa s.eee boxes sssns ,r.
,si< Tor desirable seattle ~
80 property, = s az al sa'a address
s@ma Value tisssss.s 60 IA
Nsilcy. 1891 n sa'h ~
-. Ksnwoef 1891 -
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MlIRAiiA HUI ho'o ~
GARDEN
-. Nth 40, house, DWELLING.
~ waxon. harness. tools To-. Ias
- asep. black loan bottom
sfrt efay upland. A big
e...cs an berries. FhnbAro. potA-
sst garden truck. Fine creek
s,~ssx Ffne markets. good
- We take pleasure Y rsS-
s~sesdlsx the soil Prize l.ess :
fSr~sk Balance tie per month
49, for sale ard errhAnge
VESr COAST LAND CO
ss,f.,t American hank Bldg
=. svs ron money on a piano Or
e1xxer piano We pay tccona
~ rent and yon xet the oenefit
isrsstirsts' wsllins Plane Par
- ~ ssi fe.. set Arcade Al
- ,nd floor. opposite elesatera
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Acreage.

$500, some terms. four acres, one
acre cleared. 500 chickens, TX
miles from Botheil. Phone owner.
Konwood 1874.
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Warrington IAtfINAH AtNnf tHtt
$4,000. Livery stable. only ti.T0o.
Dry goods store. 81 900.
A. l.. FUNK n Co. Pioneer Bldg.
Authors Writers. Composers OF MI
sic send me your manuscript. cash
or royalty. We buy and sell short
stories. poems. all classes ~ ar
flcfcs. music, etc Florence Men
oils tffa Sorthiakc. North lb1.
Location for home bakery--end car
line. large population, growing
rapidly no competition. Ballard
zs1. Coz West ssth
A anap, II taken at once. 1900 cash.
balance trade. stationery, c0nfec-
tionery and cigar store. Phone
owner Main i2a3.
Partner with $4,000 20 improve
land. 200gs profit Ia 2 years
Phone Queen Anne 2s5e.
For sale or trade, grocery, cash
trade cheap rent. two living
rooms ITO westieke.
falcon, doing good business, for sale
cheap IL taken at once FOR tur-
Their particulars phone Main $500.
Clocks called for, repaired. deliv-
cred. Huson, 32t Hinckley Bldg
Elliott ans.
Small atock OF groceries, furniture
for 3 rooms, dishes. carpets. etc.
1850 1906 waahinRton street
NIchola bungalows Hinckley six.
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WATCn nnpAinING

0fd County WSfcnmaKerNM Main
zoe. jacobson. First and Stewart.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
COOPER TO TRY
KEWFENAW CASES
JUDGE p. n. o'5RIES WILL en-
cEkNGE Wits HIN AND
TAKE sEscH ~ oooE.
&c COUNTY.


Owing o. the fact nat Judge ?. n
OBr.en a Lsurium has been interest
- IN and given advice ia sone - ire
csses shich are 90 come ua Tor trial a.
the MAJ term ~ circult court FOR Ke-
re~nsE county. Which opens on May
60 he has arraEsed 20 exchange with
Judge = y. Cooper q norwood. VITO
nDi rry the cases on The docket FOR
SeWeenav-. Judge O'Hrien viii try- The
cases q come 40 IN the May term OF
c.rcuit court for Gogebic colnty. whieh
opens on The same dap as the term for
kewesnaw.
TIE arrangement = similar % the
which vas made for the
last term 81 circuit court Tor Hough-
tol county. Judge O'Brien having been
Interested II a number q cases set for
trisl Hhile practicing his profession
before ~ mounted 20 the circuit bench.
u - expected the term for Kewee-
nav count VIII b. short and the cal.
zndar probably viii not contain more
han two or three criminG. cases.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
TO USE A ROYAL BED.

Sleeping i'm the bed Of a king is a
sensation not unknown g. some Amer
lean millionaires who have ransackcd
the castles Of Europe. but deep sea
shippers seldom recline where a mon
arch has slumbCred. However, Com
mander Poncelet Of the France. the
French lines new giant, Will soon
snooze where King George V. of Eng
land slept not many months ago.
when from Havrei come back
will have the rolling bed OF the King
of England said the short, bearded
former naval officer. who now has the
France under his care. "Eet Is the one
he sleep cen on the Medina when he
went to the durbar You know cen
my bed | sleep not much: this voyage
only five hours in my bed | sleep. All
the other hours cen the, chart room
bunk. But the bed Of a king-ahl"
The rolling he'd has been transferred
from the Medina. and when the France
gets 60 Havre II will be installed to
replace Commander POncelet's present
swinging couch. which is out of order
and won't swing. ~ New York Tribune
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
LOCAL sREvITiEs


Ms John Hermann. OF Portland
street. is ia.
E-nest Williams left last nsght for
Detroit 70 locate.
John d. cndelhy has returned from
a visit to West Raden and Chicago
capt James Hoatson left yesterday
foE the 500 10 spend a few days.
Charles Briggs Is expected home to-
day nom visit - CIeysland. O.. and
other cities
Phh SiemaTk is slowly recovering
from a severe attack u muscular
rheumatism.
Mrs. Prank NancarrOT. II Rocklsnd
street. has returned from a several
days visit w.th Hancock friends.
Supt- Fred smith and wife. and son
Willard, Of Mohawk. and Dr. Andy
soaehe and wife. left yesterday for
Rochester. MINI
The ladies' Of ST. Nfargaret's guild OF
Christ church. Episcopal. viii hold q
cake sale at Edwards meat market to-
morrow afternoon.
Percy Rarkeet. John Rashleigh.
Richard and George Barsgwanath. and
William Pryor will leave next week for
Cornwall. 10 spend The summer.
The Calumet branch Of the British
American naturalization league. viii
take class OF prospective citizens TO
lIoughtOn this evening to apply for
FIRST and second papers.
Ralph W. Wilson. formerly manager
Of the Cable Piano company's branch
store in Calumet now located in Lam
sing. is planning a visit TO the copper
country in the near future to do some
fishing.
Charles Botford. geological engineer
% the Naumkeag Mining company
vas in Calumet this morning visiting
friends. He formerly was mining en-
gineer for the Centennial and Allouez
mines, but is now located at FL Paso.
Texas
Menoninee will not support a vau-
deville house. After several months
effort G. 5. Sullivan Of the Biiou. i'm
that place, has given up the struggle
He no doubt sunk considerable money
In the enterprise and II must be said
To his credit that he made a commend
able effort TO establish good vaudeville
in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald
Leader.
Matt Drazich was given a hearing
this morning before Justice William
Fisher, on a charge of selling liquor
without paying tax The examina-
ton was adjourned for one week to
permit the TRANSFERRING OF the evil
dence. Drazich Is out on $500 bonds.
He was represented by Attorney Will
liam A. Bateman, while the case for
sistant prosecuting attorney, John ID.
Kerr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
WATCHING THE CLOCK.

A new Haven paper, in an obituary
notice Of a respected and successful
citizen of that city, tells that. in his
earlier and struggling days, "he work.
ed without watching the clock" Such
men are of the sterling sort. They
found families and. build up and keep
strong cities. states and nations
Whether one works without watching
the clock just because he takes real
interest i'm his work makes some diff
ference. probably. in the long run. The
Industrious and ambitious job holder
Is apt to be thrifty and to save his
money; whereas the man who works
because his work interests him is not
so likely 10 become rich, but he will
probably get more satisfaction out Of
life. and that counts for much to one
who has taken off the harness and
can give his time to "reminiscences.
Moreover, those who work without
watching the clock find that the hours
of toll pass as on wings, while TO the
clock watchers time appears to have
feet of lead.--Judge.
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The White csrna.ion.

Here's 20 the white carnation.
Sturdy ana spicy and sweet,
waiting a breath Of perfume
on the stony way Of the street.
bringing a freight Of gladness
Wherever the breezes blow.
Here's % tine white carnation,
May wc SEE it where e'er we go.
This is the flower for Mother.
Wear Il on Mothers day:
.'ioWer for rain and sunshine
WinsOmc. gallant and gay.
Wear il In Mothers honor.
Pinned 10 the coats Lapel:
Wear IL In belt and corsage,
For her that you love so well.
For Mother IN lowly cabin.
or Mother IN palace hall
II ever the truest ana dearest,
And ever the best Of all.
In travail aud pain she bore us.
IT. laughter and love she nursed,
And who that would shame the
Mother
Is OF all mankind accursed.
Tired and wan too often,
Weary and weak at times.
hut always full of courage
That thrills when the future chimes
Mother with hands toll hardened.
Mother In pearls and lace,
The light Of heavenly beauty
Shines I'm her tender face.
So here's 10 the white carnation.
Wear IL on Mothers DAY;
Flower that blooms for Mother,
Winsome, gallant and gay
Flower OF perfect sweetness,
Flower for hut and hall,
Here's TO the white carnation.
And to Mother Our Best of All.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
FACT AND FANCY.

a Cinnaminson woman, having Bit
ten off her husbands car. was bound
over to keep the piece.
The fool thinks he's the whole thing.
and even the wise man deems himself
a quorum.
In the interior OF China a family
can live we'll and keep three servants
on SO a week.
The only trouble about being poor
is that YOU can live neither within
Your income nor without IL.
Poets are born, but, when they bore
us. they needn't be.
The cricket possesses the gift of ven
triloquism.
The big responsibilities of marriage
are the little ones.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
WHITE SISTER SATURDAY.
Dramatic Production Almost Identical
With Novel

dramatic Production Almost Identical
With Novel.
Plays Grammatical from popular now
els seldom achieve any great or last
ing success, chiefly for the reason that
there Is usually so much incident OF
interest In the book that cannot pos
sibly be compassed in a play. A not
able exception to this fact Is said
TO be Viola Aliens greatest success
THE White Sister" which the fas-
chatting actress Jeanne fowler sup
ported by capable company win pres.
ent at the Calumet theater tomorrow
evening.
This dramatization was taken from
+. Marion Crawfords novel OF the
same name and 1t is said nothing has
been lost in its transfer to the stage.
The dramatists have adhered closely
TO the story. grasped the atmosphere
OF the Italian locality and retained all
the essential points of the romance
with wonderful verify.
"The White Sister has a STRONG
appeal TO all Catholics and at the
same time can be thoroughly enjoyed
by all creeds. II is romance pure
and simple, revealing powerful conflict.
ing emotions Of the soul and body and
thereby Offering remarkable opportun'
lily for acting Of the highest and mos
Interesting quality. The same atten.
ton to detail in the point of scenery
music and effects will be shown in tn,
Forthcoming production as was giver
| in the original by Liebler & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
IN BOHEMIA.

Robert Henri. the we'll known artist.
was telling at dinner party I'm New
York, stories OF the Latin Quarter.
Youth in the Rue Vanguard and
the Bould 'Mich.'" he said "tri-
umphs gaily over a total absence of
creature comforts.
"Once, entering the studio apart
ment of young married couple. / was
struck by my friends loud gay laugh
ter.
what on earth is the joke? ]
asked.
"The young wife, rising napkin in
hand from the lunch table. answer
ed:
"Oh. were playing such a jolly
game! / painted all the morning and
Tom cooked, and now we're trying
to guess what each others things are
meant for"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
COMMERCIALS WIN.
Defeat Independents IN Final Game 81
Channcionshio Series.

The Independents and COmnerciais
completed their championship series
on the Y. 81. G. A. bowling alleys.
last evening. The Commercials won.
Brevik. for the winners. made the best
showing rolling ga pins
The teams bowleG last week OF me
local alleys. the Commercials taking
tl four games AZ that time. A. the
series caiied Tor ave games out -
nine. sM the Commercials had o. 90
last night. was o. annex one game
This They old In the nrst game boNlsd.
and the series came u an en- The
winners rolled o Total " f.s5s pins in
the Eve games. The scores isst even
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
Ninety Years In One ssrxln..

Perhaps the worlds record for serv-
Ice is held by the occupant of grave
in the churchyard at Battle, Sussex,
England. This is Isaac Ingall, who died
in 1898 at the age OF 12O. For ninety
years he was in the service OF the
Websters OF Battle Abbey. Sarah
Thompson of Belfast served SO years
with one family, dying in 1895.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
Valuable poc-some pay.

Brother Jimpson says he owns q
dog that not only points and retrieves.
but he has taught him TO spin on MS
tail like tor when he smells gaso'
line. Brother Jimpson says he's try
ing to develop a breed OF dogs that
will be Invaluable In warfare. to point
fighting aeroplanes trying to sneak
over camp at night.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
OUT OF MOUTHS OF BABES.

One day small Harry saw a turkey
gobbler strutting around in a neigh
boris back yard-the first he had ever
seen.
"Oh. mamma" he called, come out
here and see the red nosed chicken
with a folding fam"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
REPORT NOT OFFICIAL.

j. Wesley Downing takes exception
to the a.a.,i..S:.t published in yester-
days issue that he has been officially
appointed assistant township clerk. as
sistant treasurer and assessor The
report was unofficial. Mr.. Downing
has been asked TO take up the duties
OF completing the assessment roll.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10

START WORK ON ROADS.

work win b. resumed soon on the
various roads n Calumet township
which are In need % attention. par
ticulsriy the MayhoWer. copper civ
and Rear Lake road. Coarse and
crushed rock win be placed on The
reads and they win BE- placed In good
repair Besides tapping rich farm
Ing districts. these roads are quite
Popular Bith the automobiles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
DYNAMITE CAP
SKATERS HAND
THIRTEEN YEAR OLD LAuRIuM
LAD BADLY INJURED. AN.
OTHER YOUTH RUN OVER
LAST EVENING.

While playing with dynamite caps
near his hqfne this morning little thir-
teen year old Angelo Michella. son Of
AIR and Mrs. George Michella OF Cal
umet street. met with injuries which
were - severe that il was necessary
20 Smputate the tips Of two fingers on
his risht hand II l. not known how
the boy came into possession Of the
dynamite caps. which are used by the
miners Ia set OF the powder. and each
OF which has a lifting power OF ESQ
pounds. After setting on severll ~
the caps with matches. the little fell
low noticed n cigar butt which was
still burning. and applied Il directly
TO the cap. His hand WAS badly shat
tered and he suffered a number OF cuts
about tho face. At the c. & II. hos
pital 1t was found necessary 10 ampu-
tate two Of the fingers at the first
joint
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10

An old gentleman who had just I'm
ished shaving himself said TO his little
grandson: Come here. Charlie, and
I'll shave you. too"
you can't shave. me grandpa" re-
piled the boy. "'cause my whiskers
are not ripe yet"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10

The tunnel through the Jungfrau
toward its top has been completed
Ultimately tourists will be taken to
point within a few hundred feet
of the summit by an elevator.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10

A regular aerial mail service has
been installed i'm Germany between
the cities Of Cologne, Dusseldorf and
Neuss. -Four aviators are employed.
and flights are made daily.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10
Boy Hurt by Bicycle.

Albert Hicks. OF Calumet avenue,
was run over last night by a bicycle.
and sustained u fracture To one Of his
legs. He was taken to the c. & Ii.
hospital, where the fracture was re-
duced.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-05-10

The Knights and Ladies of Security
will give a dance in the Laurinm Bank
Hall Saturday evening. May nth. Mu-
sic by Ideal Orchestra. Admission 20
cents. IL