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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

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Don't fret any longer about those
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Stuarts Calcium Waters.
You oan have trial package of
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have proved their value. you can get
The regular size package for 80 cents
At any drug store
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Want Ads Too Late to
Classify.

FOR sALE-Strlctly modern, s-Foom
house on car line, finest location M
city; barn on premises; terms easy;
possession in spring; a bargain. DR..
Ogan, 461 Delaware avenue.
1.4-6tDd
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
). ). < < ). ( -,
SOME "coRNsEvER" is HE.

New York, Jan. 1.-The mere ,
assertion that man, known as /.
the star caterer OF San Fran
: CISCO" was in the habit of hav- :
ing four canvass back ducks ,
cooked for a meal, eating one ,
, and using the juices Of three for
gravy, and ordering a basket Of
champagne at sitting, drink
ing only the top glass from each ,
hottie, Is not llbelous. accord
ing to Justice Vernon NJ. Da- ;
Wis Of the state supreme court.
Justice Davis today threw out :
Of court the suit of William III. ;
Daley a San Francisco mining :
man, who demanded 100000 )
from the publishing house CT >
Bobbs-Merrlll & Company OF >
Indianapolis. and Gellett Bur- ,
CESS. the novelist. In the novel ,
"The Heart Line" Burgess de- ;
scribed tho "best feeder of the :
Palace Hotel. San Francisco" ;
telling Of what ne drank and ,
ate, and Daley, asserted that ,
the description fitted him and {,
he was libeled by IT, The court :
held that even IL the statements ;
were true, no libel had been =
shown and there was no reason ,
to believe that she 'Dailey" =
Of the book was "Dailey The =
mining man" :
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
WOULD SMASH
POLITICAL MACHINE.

Washington, Jan. "A bill
placing every employe of the
postoffice department except
the postmaster general under
the classified civil service, was
introduced in the house today
By Representative George w.
Norris. Republican, Nebraska,
leader Of the house insurgents,
"rhe postofflce department."
said Norris, In explaining his
measure. has come TO be a
huge political machine used by
The political party which hap
pens TO be in power, The roll
call ofa Republican convention
sounds like list lof second
class postmasters.|
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Mnnicd ncr Photos BACK.

Mrs. w. II. jenkins, of Silver street
called the police station "Wednesday
afternoon and wanted two agents, who
represent a crayon portrait concern,
located. She had given the agerts
photos which were to be enlarged and
feared that they would not be return
ed. She all not care to have the
men arrested but merely wanted the
photos returned. The police made an
effort to find the agents.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

An electric crane In a Scotch ship
yard hes handled loads of 1877 tons to
a height Of 143 feet.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
WOULD ABOLISH CIRCUIT COURT

WOULD ABOLISH CIRCUIT COURT
Columbus, o., Jan. abolition Of
the circuit court and enlargement of
the supreme court, with authority for
III to hear cases in divisions, Is the
chief recommendation in the annual
report Of the railroad commission of
Ohio. submitted today 10 Governor
Harmon. The report covers the years
expiring June 30 1911,
A resume Of the five years work Of
the railroad commission shows that
l3J formal cases and 43O informal cas-.
es were passed upon.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
BRIEF MENTION

who was operated on for a humorous
growth, at Antonio hospital, Kenton.
last Thursday, Is greatly improved in
health. Mrs McCreary ~ the sister
Of Mrs. William Bosh ana Mrs. iFred
Rlnehart, of Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Notirc.

Members Of Uniform Rank. x. Of
p. No. Is. Big doings Thursday ev-
ening at o'clock. All be present.
1-3-2t Committee.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

Glass may be fastened together with
a solder made from 05 parts Of tin to
3 Of copper.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

william snyder. Of North Main
street, was arrested this noon, for
failure to pay a fine Of $50 and costs
Imposed during eX- Mayor Louis
Scherms administration for violation
Of the liquor laws. The case was
sustained by the common pleas court
but Snyder had never paid the line.
The order for his arrest was Issued
by ex-Mayor Setter.
At the police station, Snyder stated
that he ala not have the money 10
nay the fine. ell win probably De
committed to the county jail.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

What promises to be a valuable
coal field has been discovered in the
Brazilian State OF Pernambuco
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04
Demands settlement.


Through attorneys Warner q Car
hart, ]. Il. Sifritt today filed petit
ton against the Farmers Mutual Ex-
change Of Eastern Shore, Virginia, To-
Gated at Exmore, Virginia. The plain
tiff sets up a claim for Sl62.60 which
he alleges is due him in commissions
for produce disposed of by him. Plain
tiff says he has demanded settlement
end II has been refused and has at
'ched money which he believes 20 be
in the hands Of the John Amlcon &
B"others company. payable to the
Farmers Exchange. An order OF at
tachment was issued this morning.
The will OF Anna Eliza Brady has
been admitted TO probate and rec
ord. The estate, real and personal
property. is valued at about $500. This
was bequeathed to Mrs. Bradys hus-
band during his lifetime and at his
death II IS 20 go to the Big Island
township trustees to be used for keep
ing up the Pleasant Hill cemetery
whore Mrs. Brady was buried.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-04

The name and fame of HAWAII are
being spread broadcast through the
mediumship of her delicious pine APP
plps
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
TORCH
ST. JOSEPH CHURCH CORNER
STONE BLESSING SUNDAY
BISHOP SIS WILL oFFlclATE AT
IMPORTANT CEREMONY m
AFTERNOON.

Next sabbath viii Dee "a memorable
one Tor The people of ST. Joseph's par
ISM of Lake Linden. That afternoon
the attractive red granite corner stone
Tor the now cdihce, which was laid
couple of weeks ago, will be blessed,
the ceremony TO be performed by the
Right Rev. Bishop Els. u d. of Mar
luette. The services win start at 8
o'clock in the afternoon when a class
of about one hundred and forty Of the
boys and girls win Doe confirmed
Following the confirmation service.
the stone viii be blessed. AN the So
cieties OF the Catholic church viii oc-
cupy a place in front of the new edi-
dee when the stone has been laid, il
b. So arranged that tim box can be
placed i'm the hollow of the stone
The stone viii contain "a parchment
with q FUN and complete description
of the church. by whom laid. name OF
the pastor also the architect: wit
nesses Of the event; coins of the year
1912; picture of the church and
newspapers Of the copper country
containing stories of the ceremonies.
Rev. Henry Kron. pastor of the
quincy church, Hancock. will deliver
the sermon i'm the afternoon I'm front
of the church. He win deliver one in
French and another in English so an
may understand.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
HueBELL COUNCIL MEETS.
Numper of Bills are Acted On-Tax
Roll Presented.

NumpCr OF Bills are Acted On Ak
Roll Presented.
The regular meeting of the common
council OF Hubbell was held last even
ing. After the minutes of the three
meetings of last month were read and
approved, Clerk Cuddihy read a large
number of bills. both general and Ia
bor which we're favorably acted upon
hr the finance committee and ordered
laid. The aggregate of expenditures
was $57&2O. but this amount includ-
ed two months pumping, street and
hall lighting.
Thomas King of Hubbell was pres
cnt al The meeting Tic made a sub
stantill Improvement I'm his property
along Duncan avenue a fcw days ago
which is also decided benefit TO the
village and ne asked the council 10
pay portion of the bill. He was sat
isded ir the town paid half tho cx-
pense which would make The cost %
the village but $i5 The council de-
cided to DO this
Eugene Rheaume presented bin
for S2.52 for sewer tile which he
bad used ON Ills property TO connect
with the King sewer The Rhoaume
lilI was referred ,to the street COM
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

Anna NJ Picotte, Blanche r. Godin
Aida +. piche, Yvonne c. Blanchettc
and Mayme e. Schultz.
The class DAY program viii be held
this evening at the convent hall The
program to be rendered viii Dee very
interesting, as well as novel The
numbers are as follows:
class day salutatory-Antoinettc A.
Pichette.
song Come Classmates, seniors.
Essay Alma Mater" olive Cub
ord.
Pocm-"Ten Forever Under Maize
and Gold, Anetta Briere.
sons Home by the Sea" seniors.
class history-Alida Piche.
class prophecy Blanchettc.
Class solo. original-A. j. Picotte
Class poem-Blanche T.. Godin.
Class poet-Mayme Schultz.
Class will-Afred A. Dion
Class day valedictory - Agnes
Prince.
Glass song, original--Seniors.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
Houghton Department
BIG WELCOME PLANNED FOR
DETROIT B.C. VISIT TO up.
DEVELOPMENT BUREAU is MAX
ING ARRANGEMENT TO EN-
TERTAlN VISITORS.

The arrangements for the enter
tainmcnt OF the petroit Board OF
Commerce on Friday june IA. by the
city Of Escanaba and the Uppo- Fen
insula Development BUREAU of which
John MacNamlra. OF Holghton. Is SEQ
retary have been completed and the
visitors TO Cloyorland are going TO be
provided with O rem! good time Mr
NacNamara is active in the arrange
ments
The city of Detroit 1T. on which
the tourists viii arrive at Escauaba Is
expected TO dock at . a. m. and the dis
embarKng business mon from thS
metropolis VIII be welcomed by the
members Of the Upper Peninsula De-
velopucnt Bureau members of IN,
EscauabI committees ana 500 schoo
rhildycn of the Escanaha schools. Tn,
children viii an carry iags lnd win bs
ranged along the streets from The dock
90 tho city hall.
The visitors viii march along thv
street TO tie city han and there thch
GOO NNN N.IllNNf|'A a''AlaNE Il aNAt
city. An inspection OF the big plant
of the WocJcnwarc factory will fol-
low after which the party will board
motor ears and Dee taken for trip
along the bay drive 20 Gladstone. The
uarN VIII return "a 1e.30 when an
open air buffet luncheon viii bc served
in the park by the ladies NJ the Pres
byterim church. Ex-senator Albert
j. Beveridse is expected 10 Doe with the
Derouers and he win make a apeech
at the park.
After the luncheon a bau game win
Doe played between the Escanaba and
Mariuette team and ln toe evening
,he city OF Detroit will sail for Chica-
go from whore the tourists VIII return
Iomo.
Members OF the Upper Peninsula
Development Bureau win attend
from aII parts of CIoverland. a dele
5atIon going down from hero.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
MAYwoRM is TREASURER.

G. 4. Maywom Of Houshton was
Yesterday elected as treasurer Of the
state lodge cf Elks at the convention
held in Saginaw after a. bard ught
SIR. Mavwom is a past exalted ruler
Of Hancock lodsc of Elks and won't to
Saginaw on sunday accompanied hy
Dr W. II. Natokette. James sullivan
and Frank Condon. rhe news cr his
election is very pleasing 10 Haucoch
and Houghton members of the EiAs.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
FINAL MEETING SATURDAY.
Copper Country School Superintend
ents to Discuss Efficiency.

SoPPeF country ocnool Superintend-
ents to Discuss Efficiency.
A meeting of the Copper Country
Supcriutcndents' Round Table win be
held at Houghton, saturday az $3.50 a..
m The subject for discussion win be
school efficiency" Special invesuga-
tons of school systems which have
been undertaken recently and the
methods OF testing efficiency viii be
given careful attention.
~ A. Levy. teacher of mathematics
in the Houghton high school, viii
read the principal paper at the meet
ius. 1t win discuss Curtis standard
test in arithmetic, which is now being
tried ~ i'm the Houghton school This
viii be the last meeting of the cop
ucr country superintendents during
tho present school year ana it Is
hoped Chat the session viii be largely
attended. Secretary Eugene LaRowo
issued the call for the meeting.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
CIRCUIT COURT RECESS.

A recess has been taken i'm the
Houghtou county circuit court until
June H. AN OF the cases ready for
trial have been disposed of by Judge
p. II. OBrien. except those with "a
definite time set i'm August After
June IL. Judge Flannigan viii occupy
the bench for time i'm Judge
O'Bricns stead.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
places tomorrow morning
II. =, COWDRIClS,
Official I'm Charge.


Savages have good memories They
rarely make a false or erroneous mo-
ton. They have mastered their sur
roundlngs and there are no new
things TO distract their attention.
They keep their memory cells un-
crowded. The civilized man is at a
great disadvantage. lie sees some
new thing every hour. His brain cells
are a veritable, dancing. whirling,
seething nest OF memories. II is nor
any great wonder that no cannot re-
call the one he needs just when he
needs it.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
MARRIED AT NEeAUNEE.
Chrstian Messner, Cope. Country
Boy, Takes a Bride Yesterday.

Boy, Takes a Bride Yesterday.
nlmber OF Hourht0u people went
rH Eeramee Yesterday 10 attent the
wedding of Miss Laura Ann Vincent
daughter or 7Ir. ana Mrs. Charles Tln-
r.at south Jackson. and Chr.st.-l
-tessner Tho ceremony was perform
,1 hg Ecv Fr Ru-kh1ltz. in ST. Idors
Iaisanaee Nea3uncc. FolloWins tho
ceremony O. reception was hg'd at th-
home 1f the Lr.ae. The bride IS one o.
Na-auuea most popular young la-
dIss while t1e groom is q copper
country bor. Among those present
from H0ughton were Mrs William
Fahl and beer two sons Geor1e and
tay Leslie. ANA Miss Ada Nezsuer. aec
sister. The groom BE- iu tna employ OF
te Oliver Mining company no tho
H.ac mine, "a position he has held for
tae past four yeaI-
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

The class Of ,cl2 has selected the
following class colors, maize and gold:
class flower, Marguerite; poet, Ions.
fellow; patron the Holy Family ANA
motto, "Non Finitum Sed Initlamm."
translated meaning Not Finished
but Begun
A large number will be present Fri-
day evening TO hear the program rem
dercd.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
MEET A WEEK LATER.
Regular Meeting Of Supervisors VIII
Be TUESDAY June IS

HegtIar Meetng OF ouperVlsors VIII
Sc Tuesday. June IS.
The regular meeting of the county
board OF supervisors will bc hold on
The third instead Of the second Tues
day of tho month, talSingpiace on juno
Is instead OF next Tuesday, the 18th.
The change OF the time FOR the meet
ug is on account Of the fact that ,hc
boards of review OF the various town
ships win DE i'm session next week. and
he Supervisors will an be busy pre-
aaring their assessment rolls.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

The trough of low pressure, noted
Yesterday over thc t'ppe- Mississippi
valley formed into "a storm of con-
siderable orerey ana IS this morning
centercd To- the east -of Georgian Bay.
showers were general over the Lake
Region yesterday and last NIGHT and
rain continues this morning at Mon
trcol and Buffalo. The rapid SOUTH
ware movement Of the high pressure
wave. with its attendant colder woatt :
or mas caused heavy rains at many
points in the Lower Mississippi Wall
ley bnt fair weather IS general over
ali seetions this mornlng Fair cool
weather VIII continue w this vicinity
during the ne2t 30 hours II is prob
able that frost win form ln exposed
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

mittee
owing to the fact mat the July
meeting falls on the third OF the
month, the council decided last even
ing to hold the session on Monday
evening, July /.
Assessor A. G.. Kaufman presented
the tax roll which was accepted The
total valuation of taxable property iu
the village this year IS S2G2925.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
SMALL MORNING sLAze.
Flame From Burning Grease Sets Fir,
TO Paper on Shelf.

10 Paper on Shelf.
The lire department was summoned
this morning by a call from tho Gene
dron saloon, corner Sheldcn and Iu-
ron streets, at about half past ~
o'clock this morning. The IRE was dus
10 some grcasc that had been spilled ON
a gasoline stove used for preparing
lunches. catching Gre ana igniuns
some paper on the shelves hch.nd thc
stove The blaze was quickly eNtu-
guished with a small eNtinquishcr and
no damage was done
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
sentImnntaI Woman.

Woman often dies for love. as spot
less maidens have died TO live for
ever in the Pantheon OF sentiment
Junius Henri Browne.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
CLASS DAY PROGRAM.
Students Of ST. AIMS Academy to
Hold Exercises Tonight.

Hold ENercises Tonight.
The graduating class of 81. AIMS
academy this year win consist of ten
pupils and their commencement exer-
ciscs win be held Juno 21 The young
persons graduating This year are:
English cOurse-Anctta NJ. Briere.
valedictorian and Agnes E. Printe:
academical course--Oliyc Guibord,
aalutatorian Antoinette A. Pichetto
and Alfred Dion; commercial course
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
NJ. c. M. CLUB DINNER.
. Park Charming Will Read Paper
on THE Miami Mine"

Tho NJ. g. NJ. club win give a dinner
at the Houghton club. Saturday even
.ng at o'clock. The feature viii bc
the reading OF a paper on "Thc Mia
mi Mine, 10y J. Parkc Claiming. the
wen known mining engineer. The lee
ture win he Illustrated with stercopu-
con views.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

Tho largest tank car ever built has
been recently put on the tracks Of
western line. IL is 80 feet long.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
Forecasts TIN I ?. M. Fridsv,

Opper Michigan l'air tonight and
friday Probably leht frost tonight.
Lake Superior: Moderate northwest
winds.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06
DOUBLE HEADER SUNDAY.

A double header will be played on
the Caledonia diamond Sunday after
noon, The first game will be at Q
o'clock between the Leaders and
Hustlers. The second game will be bee
tween the Hubboll team Of the Copper
Country league, and a nine from Tam
araclI Mills. Both games should Doe
fast and interesting, and well worth
seeing.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

Some families consist Of man. his
wife and a few pottcd plants.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

classified Ads bring results.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-06

More Torch Lake on Page Three.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-12-13
Evangelical Church

The Sunday School is doing
excellent work under the leader
ship of the devoted Superintend-
ent, Mrs. Hall. They are in the
midst of their preparation for
the celebration of the birth of
the Christ child. The program
and the manner of carrying it
out will be unique, and while a
little out of the ordinary, | am
sure will be one of the very best
entertainments that the people OF
st. Johns have enjoyed in the
celebration of the "Yule Tide"
The "rally day" was one of
the most successful in the his
tory of the church. 5000 was
raised in cash and good subscrip-
tions, (this includes a few dollars
that was pledged since rally
day") the church prior to this
time, only owned one 50x100 #.
lot which gave us but little room
aside from that occupied by the
church and parsonage. Mrs.
Smith who owned the lots ada
cent to the church property, and
who has always been interested
in the church, offered the church
a lot adjoining for $500 which is
not nearly what the lots are sell
ing at, so the church secured it
which gives the church a splen-
did property and plenty of room
when they are ready to build a
modern chul ch, although at pres
ent we have a neat attractive
place of worship.
The revival services are plan
ned TO begin the first Sunday of
January. The pastor expects
the assistance of Rev. J. A.
Goode of Portland. These SER
vices will be announced later.
A good fellowship meeting or
a rally was held on Wednesday
evening. Revs. Polling and Pratt
were on the program for short
toasts. This was interspersed
with music and the program was
followed by a lunch in the base
ment. A most excellent spirit
exists among the members and
friends of the church and the
outlook for the future Of the
church is bright indeed.
Regular services each Lords
day at the usual hours, with
Sunday School at 10 A. M. and X.
l.. G.. Il. at $3.50 Pm. A cordial
invitation extended to all.
Reporter.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-12-13

A Des Moines man had an at
tack of muscular rheumatism in
his shoulder. A friend advised
him TO go TO Hot Springs. That
meant an expense of $4,000 or
more. He sought for n quicker
and cheaper way TO cure IL and
found il in Chamberlain's Lini-
ment. Three days after the first
application of this liniment he
was well. For sale by all deal
ers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-12-13
DOLL 8 AT 1-3
REDUCTION

Our last Wednesdays Doll Sale
means happiness to many little girls of
St. Johns as we were busy the entire
day wrapping up dolls for Santa Claus
pack. There are few of the dolls
left; some very very nice. They will
go at one-third off the regular price as
long as they last
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-12-13

very best gas appliances obanabe Each make of appliances
sold by guaranteed from mechanical and economical
standpoint Appliances purchased from delivered and in
stalled free of charge We deliver and install appliances
ee ready for for small cash payment at time of orde the
balance being paid monthly payments added the bills
Ask for any further information you may desire
ing the of gas We would be glad you will call at the of
flee and get catalogues showing the various gas app
ances sold by
We thank each and every for their hearty
operation and you that at all times
vice.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1912-12-13
On and After December 1s 1912 the Minimum Charge Month for
Gas will be SOC instead of $1OO as Formerly

This does that there has been reduction the
gas rate but does that you 400 feet less of gas
per month and your bill will be instead of 81 before
With the minimum charge of SOC per month"; will not be
necessary have your meter locked during the winter months
you will the minimum amount for emergency purposes and for
cooking breakfast
Gas fuel means fire in second that can be regu-
lated with valve any degree heat requiedno kim
ding cayno SCOT to backen your walls ashes dispose
of. Then too, convenience is worth something
1t is and has been aim to sell to the