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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
SAL vATIOM ARMY PLANNING
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS DINNER
APPEAL is ISSUED BY SALIVA
TON ARMY CAPTAIN
FOR AID.

Captain Bernt it,mtscn. head Of the
Portage Lake corps of the Salvation
army. has issued his anrual appeal
for aid in taking care of the poor at
Christmas. rho Salvation Army plans
AN annual dinner for tho poor If the
district and finds itself i'm need If aid
Ia swing the affair
The salvation army viii not attempt
anything out Of the ordinary on
Thanksgiving day this year. finding it
self too busy with other work to make
any special effort NJ this time
There ere about 10o families on the
list of the Salvation army at this time
and IL is expected that this number
will be somewhat smaller before
Christmas TIME. rhe army hopes To
he I'm position 10 send each family
a chicken and a few other articles and
to DO this viii require more money
Than the members can raise i'm tie or
binary way. To secure this extra
amount. the members have planned an
6pneal 10 the charitable and are secd-
ing a circular letter out to such as
have shown themselves inclined TO aiG
i'm the past
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
RELICS ON VIEW
AT ART EXHIBIT
Historical Society Adds Much In
terest by Display

The KeNeenaw Historical society
has opened a small eN-rDit in the VA
ter color room of the art exhibit now
going on at the Houghton public Ii
brary and IT is safe 10 say that the
exhibit q relies the society has pro
vided has proved about as popular as
he pictures. There are two or three
very valuable reli,s on view. The ma
iurty Of the exhibit consists of pic
tareH 81 the district i'm the early times
An old brass Kettle brought over
from Montreal In the early DAYS of
this region. ana used for years by the
Ojibway Indians at Assinins. is one of
the most attractive Of the exhibits.
The kettle has evidently seen a good
worn out.
Another exhibit Of a great deal of
historical interest is the rid wnze
kibble, which was used years Ago ~
the old ;'lin mine i'm K"wecnaw coun-
~. This kibble or bucket is also about
wora out, having holes eaten and worn
through the sides ard being heavily
coated with rust. This iibble and
the old pot from Assinins are the only
relics Of this nature Oh view at the IL
brary.
a large number of photos taken in
the early days of the copper country
and donated by their owners are dis
played. Pictures taken before Hough-
ton and Hancock had more than three
hundred houses each are on view. and
a picture showing Houghton as a viii
lage composed Of about two hundred
houses grouped around the water front
near where the South Shore depot now
stands, and depicting East and West
IIoughtcn as forest covered hills, aas
caused great deal Of wonder. \ pie
ture Of the Keweenaw county house,
from which Horace Greeley edited the
New York Tribune during the winter
of 1S5C-57 also is included
High School Day at Exhibit.
The Hcughton high school was dis
missed at 5 o'clock Yesterday after
noon for the purpose OF allowing the
children t. visit the exhibit The lower
grades also will be given an opportun-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
CONCERT AT CHASSEll.
Thanksgiving Festival at Mill Town
Given by Boys Band.

The Chassell Boys band have COM
pleted their plans for a concert TO be
given next Friday evening in the La
pierre hall under the direction of Prof
A. y. Mitchell. The program is as
follows:s
Overture-"Um Paul." (McCosh)
March-"R. VI. B." CMiller)
Waltz-Florrie. CMackle- Beyer)
March-The Victor. CMackie- Boyer
Brass quartet. selected-Alvin Rob
erts Earle Warner. John Peterson and
Joseph Plante.
March-Temple Commandery, CMac-
kie- Beyer)
Tuba solo-The King, (Dalbey)
Ralph Coffey.
Serenade-Selected
Cornet solo-In Days TO Be. (Tre-
vathenD Earle Warner
Selection-Crescent Waltzes, (Dal-
bey)
Intermission.
Monologue-A. w. York.
Instrumental duet, selected-Messrs
Beaulieu and Simpson.
Twenty Minutes Behind the Scenes
introducing three characters. imper-
sonations-F y. Mitchell.
Miss Edna Beaulieu in several re-
cent song successes.
The "Ectoscope,' illustrated songs
Travelogues, etc.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

ity 10 visit the exhibit i'm q body and
Beyond all doubt the most interest
ing feature of the exhibit is the orig
mai oil paintings by Miss NJ. r. Poun
of Lake Linden. The paintings 10y
this Young lady compose the major
portion of the display, covering three
walls Of the main room. Many Of the
paintings Miss Poull Is exhibiting We're
executed I'm Belgium while she was
studying there undcr Henri Luytcn,
the famous artist. and some of them
We're painted under his direction.
Many local scenes are depicted IA
Miss Poulrs work. while a number are
Of scenes In Holland and Belgium.
rhe highest priced picture in the en-
tire exhibit WIS one painted by Miss
Poull. ana on which IA valuation of
sac Is placed.
Mrs Mary Forbes has a number of
paintings which have won great
deal of favorable criticism, among
them being a portrait of a man in II
run that was copied from a chalk
drawing by Van Dyke and in which
the lighting and coloring are we'll nigh
perfect.
i. J. Nara, Miss Rhoda l.. Pearce,
Mrs w. J. lJren. Miss Lottic Childs
AIRS James Allcn. Miss Beatrice
Voight, Miss Florence Osborne. Mrs.
Walter M"Nicar. Walter Bonsall. Mrs.
Nettie Cruise, Miss Margaret V. Moore.
Mrs. j. :. Grillin. Mrs. w. \. Dunn,
Hiss Florence Ehlcr, Miss Frances
luck and Frederick Cross complete
the list OF exhibitors. All of thcir
work shows talent that would single
them out for special mention, but
space furbids more detailed review.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
HoUoHToN eREvITiEs.


Miss Olive Marlowe of the Michigan
state Telephone company's force is I'M
with appendicitis.
ID. A. Stratton has arrived from
Grand Rapids TO inspect the progress
OF the work on his factory at Allan
tie.
The French Ladies' Auxiliary will
entertain with cards this evening al
253 College avenue
The Houghton Gun club VIII hold
a practice shoot on tSeir ground sun
day, and schedule for the regular
shoot Will be made out then.
w n. Patton. of Chicago, j. f.. Kit
teredge of Detroit and +. Sullivan of
Marquette. engineers i'm the employ of
the Michigan State Telephone com
pany. have arrived in Houghton Ia
inspect the local office and To make a
number of repairs.
Rufus NJ. Bagg, Jr., professor of
geology in Lawrence college is visit
ing in the copper country He visited
the college of mines yesterday ane
today is making a trip underground
Ina the Mohawk mine with Professor
Seaman.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
FOUR ARE ARRESTED.
Two Fights Are Reported to Nasis'
trates From Mine locations

Frank and Martin Sefanich and An
ton Spalar Of Do6geville We're arrest
ed yesterday afternoon on complaint
of Thomas Davey and taken before
Justice Little. Davcy claims that the
three men jumped on his as h. was
coming cut of Dpdscville saloon
Saturday night ana that he was beat
on up by them. The three men vii.
have their examination Friday.
Tony Rarlolussi is charged with
having hit John Elianeio over the head
with beer bottle sunday night, and
having otherwise beaten him up. Bian-
clio appeared before Justice Little yes
terday To swear out warrant for
Rarlolussi. charging him with assault.
Both of the participants hail from Isle
Royale.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
Houghton Department
MICOMI CLUB
SELECTS PLAY
William, Willie and BilI' Chosen
by College of Mines Club

The Mlcomi club OF the Michigan
College OF Mines met last evening al
the college club house TO select the
annual play to be given by the club
next spring.
\ number Of plays were considered,
but the choice finally fell on William,
Willie and Bill" a musical comedy in
TWO acts, written by students OF the
Massachusetts Institute OF Technol-
ogy. This play will require a cast Of
about fifty persons. Rehearsals will
be started Immediately after Christ
mas ana the play will be put on dur
ing the spring vacation. The usual
trip through the upper peninsula
doubtless viii be undertaken.
IN addition 10 this. ". &. Sparks
vas appointed stage director, Harold
Mills, musical director and c. E. Cha
fin. state carpenter. These three, to-
gether with Willis Seaman, &. G. Has
call and r +. Benedict. viii constitute
the board OF directors OF the club.
This win be the third play put on
by the club, the other two being The
Red Streak given last year and In
Tobero' presented the year before.
OF the principals in last years play
only four viii be in the production
next spring. These are Eugene Carey,
G. G. Fascall, W. j. Harriss and r.
+, Benedict. a great deal Of material
Is available, however, and the play
this year promises 10 be as well acted
as eNAr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
Will PAPE'S D|APEPSIN REALLY
CURE MY STOMACH TROUBLE? YES!
YoUR STOMACH is SICK SOUR, NOW YOU
CAN SURELY GET MINUTES.

Sour, sick, upset stomach. indigcs-
ton, heartburn. dyspepsia; when the
food you eat fermcnts into gases and
stubborn Jumps YOUR head aches and
YOU feel sick and miserable. that's
Diapepsir. IT makes stomach distress
go i'm five minutes.
If your stomach is in n continuous
revolt if YOU cant get /. regulated
please, for your sake. try Diapepsin
It's so needless To have bad stomach
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
MecuRpY's ANKLE BROKEN.
Former Houshton Star Now at NJ. A.
c. Suffers Accident.

The following from the Detroit Free
Press regarding last Saturdays prac-
tice at the Michigan Agricultural coll
lege may be OF interest TO Houghton
people;
In the absence OF regularly
scheduled game for this afternoon.
Coach Maekiin turned his regulars
loose on the scrubs for the regulation
period. The first string men won.
but the downtrodden gave consld
cradle evidence Of strensth and scored
two touchdowns The final score was
II To j.. The game was married by
the first serious accident on the NJ. a
G. field this year.
McCurdy, the big halfhack Of the
all fresh team, whom the scrubs
drafted for the occasion, suffered
a broken ankle and had to be car
ried from the field. The scrub team
was made mp by uniting the all
fresh and the second string men.
Hewitt. Miller. McCurdy, Field and
other ruokie stars were LIVED up
against the varsity"
The McCurdy referred TO is Howard
McCurdy, former Houghton high
school star who has been starring on
The NJ. a. G. all-fresh all season. Pend
ing aNices from the college, the ex-
tent Of his injuries will remain un-
known bat his many Hodghton friends
are hopeful that they are not as SER
ious as reported.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

meal, then take little Diapepsin.
There will not Ice any distrcss-cat
without fear It's because papc's nia-
pcpsin really does" regulate weak.
out-of- order stomachs that gives it It's
millou2 of sales annually.
Get a large fifty-cCnt case Of Papc's
Olapepsin from any drug store. II is
the quickest, surest stomach relief and
cure known 1t acts almost like magic
1t il a scientific, harmless aud de-.
lishtful preparation which truly he
longs in every home
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
FOUR INJURED
IN COLLISION
Crew of Dining Car Hurt When
Engines Hit in Yards

Four men were badly bruised and
cut. ana anorner slightly injured when
switch engine pulling The North
Western dining car crashed into To-
comotive pulling heavy freight
train on a dangerous curve in the
south shore yards in Houghton yes
terday afternoon about o'clock
The injured men were given medical
treatment at Houghton and then TAX
en- 10 Escanaba and placed In the Delta
county hospital under the care OF DR..
u. 3. Reynolds, Northwestern sur
geon az that place.
The injured are:
Osby Wood, OF Escanaba, dislocation
OF left elbow.
G. l. Stuart, of Chicago, four ribs
fractured.
Russell Lewis, Omaha, cut across
forehead, wrist dislocated and left leg
cut below knee.
3. Barnes. Chicago, cut across alb
domeu. internal injuries feared
All OF the injured men are colored
end constituted the crew Of the dining
car that is carried each morning on the
early North Western train through the
copper country and returns as far as
Fscauaba in the evening.
Running at fair rate Of speed while
but a short distance from the sta
ton, the switch engine that was bring
ing tho diner out. crashed into an ex-
ira freight The force of the collision
was very great and effectually put the
two engines ont Of commission. The
dining car crew was preparing for the
evening meal An Of the tables had
been spread and the walters We're at
work in the oisles when the collision
occurred. Conductor Macdonald, who
happened 20 be present, was hurled 20
the far end Of the car, bringing up
against the partition with terrific force
but escaping with slight injuries.
The walters who We're at work in the
alsles suffered severely. All Of the ia
bles were overturned and dishes scat
tered over the floor The three watt
ers were hurled in heap and piled up
az the end OF the car when the train
reached Ncgauuec. officials We're pres
ont and it was decided To- send the in
jured men ON 90 Escanaba.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
oUADRENNlAL CLEANUP.
Undersheritf Busy Ovsrhauins sher-
ifs Quarters.


Undersherin Vivian this morning
began overhauling the sherin's quar-
ters at the county building in prepara-
tion for the arrival Of Sheriff elect
Cruise who takes Office on the first Of
the year.
During the past four years a number
Of prisoners have been brought 10 the
county jail searched and relieved Of
all their yaluables and other articles
,hat they might have with them at the
time Of their arrest When the pris-
Cners are discharged from the county
Jail or are sent 70 other penal institu-
lions, the most valuable Of these arti-
Giles are returned 20 them, but many
articles OF little or no value are left
ir the gounty's possession and are al
lowed 70 accumulate around the Of
fee. Tnlersherld vivian began sort
ing them over this morning and found
that be had about bushel OF them on
hand. These are sorted over and all
articles that have a real value are
kept, while such as are worthless are
thrown away
An interesting commentary on the
class Of people who are compelled 70
deposit their valuables with the sher-
mr. is the fact that there are about
fifty bottle openers of seven kinds in
lHe custody Of the sheriff
Mrs. IT q. 0owdrick and children
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

Peter Miller, a recent arrival in
this country from Germany, according
20 his own story, was arrested yester-
day on complaint Of John Meyers,
proprietor Of the Michigan house,
charged with rifiing two rooms and
stealing quantity of clothing. Mil
Ter was given thirty days by Justice
O'SulliVan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

II the united States. the crest OF the
HaYe being located over adjacent sec
tons ~ Colorado, Kansas. Texas and
Sew MeXico. Due to this High fair
weather In general throughout the
country and temperatures continue
low. Fr.st IL reported at Charleston
and Jacksonville and heavy frost at
Phoenix and Seattle. Generally fair
weather IL indicated for this vicinity
during the next sc hours, II will be
warmer Thursday. Moderate westerly
winds becoming variable, arc ex-
pected.
n H. cnNVDRICK. Observer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
AND EXHIBIT CLOSED

The Houghton public library, will be
closed to the public tomorrow in OBJ
soryance of Thanksgiving day. The
art exhibit in progress at the library
also will be closed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

Bills to make car stealing a peni-
Tertiary o!tense and To req1irc al
horsedraWn vehicles To carry lightswiH
be offered 10 the next legislature in
Ohio by the Ohio Automobile Fedora
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

one London newspaper will dis
tribute 10000 dolls to poor children
at Christmas.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

Java's auInine production is increas-
ing ami is now over so tons monthly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

Rich oil strike has been made
near Olcan, N. Y.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27
Weather Conditions.

Tire disturbance that was central
has moved eastward 20 the 81. Law
renee Valley, with lowest reported bar
omctcr at Montreal this morning.
SNOW or rain has occurred at many
points in th" Lake Region. due to the
passage ct this storm and thunder
night. Moderately high winds are re-
ported from Plum Island, Grand
lIayen and Buffalo Another Storm
area Is apparently forming over
north Alberta, but as yet no precipi-
tatiou has occurred. With the ex.
coption Df the storm areas notcd above
the barometer is high over all sections
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

Local office a.. $. Weather Bureau
Upper Michigan Generally fair To-
night and Thursday. Slightly warmer
Thursday.
Lake Superior: Moderate northwest
and west wind becoming variable
Thursday
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-27

II. -. cowDRIcK, Observer.
The evening world., 1912-01-25
RECIPE FOR WEAK KIDNEYS

TFo following f,rlps is tie b.,t that eau
We had for week o. d.sordcr"t hidnei.
"iisf ounce Nuid "vtroct Buchu: hstf
ounc. 1ursx compound; sN ounces good
pu-o rim. shato th. BOTH. VOL each tiri"
and take on. o. two ten-pUontuls Of the
fniXtur. s'isr each meal and at bed time"
Any dtlssls' Nil mls or sappiy those ~.
gradients.
Tho foregoing formula comes from hlah
m.dich suthotlty aud VII produce quick
ana permanent results " NIL speedily re-
Hove bscksche. rheumatic pains. frequent
ma hIrhiY ooiered uriuatl"n Th~ss svmp.
toms OF bidney trouble must have prompt
attention 10 prevent Brisht's di.es.e or
di abstes-Advt.
The evening world., 1912-01-25

No Us East flny-sisth street. had a
police court development to-day.
william H"snoy. the noqro thanNe r
for Mr.. ogden. appeared ia Norkyil'
Cour ~ snsHcr to = summons pro.
cured by TOrb". Duguld, chauffeur for
Mrr. Hartman.
Dusuid was on hand with Thomas T.
Grace ~ No 2 Wall street ~ coInsc'
and Ifesncy was represented ~ n legal
vsy by .fub r. Hedges. Magistrate
kr ncochan entertained y complaint -
reckless driving AGAINST Ueancy and set
his cSamlnstlon for February , -. :
o'clock In tho afternoon. Tho defendant
was paroled until that time.
Mr. ogden ws. In court 20 look s''s-
his chauffeur. II II expected th.t Mrs.
Hartman ana Mrs Rumscy will attend
the examination.
The evening world., 1912-01-25
BURGLAR TOOK
A|SCL0THES;LEFT
COURT SUMMONS
But the Victim Had Nothing to
: Wear and Policeman Got
IL Warrant.

Erich sehmeiz. the driver OF a motor
truck. ala not, appear before Magistrate
Nreechi IN the Vert edo Court to-day
In esponse - q handed -
him ny Bicycle Policeman Helms last
nlght because the truck had 81. license
number swinging. After waiting mn
hour and . half for him Magistrate
rreschi sent aieIms around 10 scbnelx's
home. No. sB Yves, Fifty-'ourth street.
with q warrant.
when che policeman opened the door
n was confronted by m anxlous-faeed.
six-fco,, t~wo-hundr-d and = hty-pound
giant. clothed only In . n~one.too-ions
n~ishsgown.
"Arc you sohmeirT" asked Hems.
Sure said tho big man. Come In
side. Brr'r'r! Must . SILVER myself TO
Asath?'
The policeman went In.
You a~ from Police Hesdquartsrs7 -
Oehrnelx asked. Helms. 10 saw s~xp,Ana-
lions. said yes.
'Yiow thankful I am you come ~
last said the hafrsu AN this morn.
ing I have besn s~sisphoninx 20 Poles
headquarters. What tool o %
iougr"
why didn't you come u courtf"
afksd the policeman.
That's what ! was t~elsphonin6 "a
Police Headquarters about" saiA
echmeix. 'Tiow could ! 20 TO courtr'
u aon't know what you are talking
about said Ifstms. ''but here 10 {
warrant ter your srrcN. q you better
eoms right along now"
schmels cam down on the head 81
his bed ana put his head In his hando
Here 10 g." ~ explained slowly afSs'
awhile. There II . summons for M
Yes. ] 80 70 bed. Yes. I make up. ~,
clothes. nay watch. my money. svsry'
thing ] M ssospt this aight gown am
tho summoos AZ Oons. The luminous
n IL pinnsd TO ny pillow. sol"
The pspsr was marked WITH . jsss1n(
The evening world., 1912-01-25

scrawi across the face: ne sure 20 "a
10 court on time"
Schmelz explained tina he mad tried
to borrow clothes from other ohauf.
feurs in tho house but there we're none
Mig enough FOR MN. 80 he had TO stay
In bed all day.
when tho magistrate heard Helms
report he said that he would tske III
dicIsi cognizance ~ the tact tha, 60 en-
force the warrant at once would be n
violation Of a city ordinance ana the
case ven, over Until to-snor row.
The evening world., 1912-01-25
HARTMAN CHAUFFEUR
ACCUSES OGDEN DRIVER.
Duguid Makes Formal Complaint
That Heaney Was RcSpon
sible for Collision.

The collision on a II at NIty-
fourth street ana ARK venue between
tie automobile ~ Mrs. ". u. Hartman.
IT. which rs Harriman's daughter. Mira
charles q. Rum..,. was = passenxs ger.
and tho automobile of Robert ogden IT
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1912-08-22
HORNBRoOK NEWS.

Tom Grieve and ]. NJ. Gardner,
from up the river, were doing busi-
ness in town last Thursday.
Charlie Striker, from down the
river, was in town last week.
Ruth Chase, from down the river,
was in town last Tuesday
Miss Mona Hall is visiting in Ash
land.
l.. H. Newton made visit to Fort
Jones last week.
G. d. Huhn of the Indian Girl
mine was visitor here on Wednes-
day last.
The Hornbrook orchestra gave a
dance last Saturday night 1t was
well attended.
Mr.. Lewis Niles and Mrs. Edna
Mae Walters we're visitors in Mon
tague last week. They attended the
circus before returning.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fox on August IA.
Bert Haight, the creamery man.
was visitor in Montague last week.
j. H. Walters went to Montague
on the 18th, the day before the cir
Gus. He spent the night and part
of the day with Mr.. Elmer Niles.
After the circus was over his friends
began to hunt him up, that he might
ride home with them, but no one
could find him, not even the police
department. After returning to
Hornbrook, his friends found out
that he had taken notion to walk
home.
hn nf hn ~ -
mill at the Wolverine mine is going
on rapidly.
The dentist, D. c. E. Weiste, took
his departure for Medford on Thurs
day.
DR.. n. E. Richardson left for Oak
land on Tuesday of last week, on
business.
Miss Martha Smith of San Francis
co spent a few days in Hornbrook,
visiting relatives.
V. Wilson, representing the We've
Gold Mining Company of Oakland,
Cal, is at work prospecting Oregon
bar with a view to mining it.
Mrs. A. w. Walters, Elmer Wal
ters and Mrs. E. G. Sisson were visit
-ors at Ashland for three days last
week.
Earl Smith of the 7. Jones Com
pany store and Elmer Williams and
Clay Williams, Mrs. Earl Smith and
Miss Halle Hobson have gone on a
two weeks camping trip to Beaver
creek.
Mrs Frank Niles has just heard of
the birth of another little grand
daughter The babe was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Niles of French
Gulch.
Rev. A. w. Walters and Mrs. Wal
ters were visitors at Montague last
week
Mr.. Joe Niles has returned home
after a months work at Coles.