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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-10
A Confirmed Statement
Evidence Calumet Readers Will APP
preeiate.


Deans Kidney pills have done
splendid, work in this locality
Have merited the unstinted praise
they have received.
Here's evidence of their value that
none can doubt
It's testimony from this locality
twice told and we'll confirmed
such endorsements are unique In
the annals Of medicine
should convince the most skeptical
Calumet reader.
Mrs. j. Yeip. 256 South ST.. Hough-
ton. Mich. says. Il willingly verify
the statement gave In favor of
Doan's Kidney Pills i'm 1910 / can
recommend this remedy just as
strongly as ever as / have been great
~ benefited by its use. / keep Deans
Kidney Pills in the house all the time
and whenever in need of a kidney and
backache remedy 1 take them with
good results I always find them to
be just as represented. You may con-
tinue using my endorsement OF Doan's
Kidney Pills in view Of what they hay,
done for me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the UniteC
States
Remember the name-Doan's-anC
take no other.
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Dec. 20. 81; Jan. 3, 10, II. "a.

Dec. ~ JAN d. ~, ~, Afs
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
Circuit court for the County OF
Houghton, i'm Chancery
Lydia Heikkinen, Complainant VS..
John Heikkinen, Defendant.
State of Michigan, County of Hough-
ton. IS.
In this case 1t appearing that the
defendant. John HeiklSinen, is not a
resident of the state of Michigan. and
Il further appearing that his where
about are unknown TO the complain
ant i'm this case, therefore, on motion
of Galbraith & Mccormack, solicitors
for complainant, II is ordered that the
said defendant enter his appearance
In said cause on or before five months
from the date of this order and that
within twenty days the complainant
cause this order to be published in the
Calumet News, a newspaper published
and circulated in the County OF
Houghton and State OF Michigan, said
publication TO be continued once In
each week for six successive weeks.
Dated this 10th day of December, A
ID. 1911.
c. Albert Marsch,
Circuit Court Commissioner
Galbraith & Mccormack.
Solicitors for Complainant,
Business address:
Calumet. Michigan.
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RAILWAYS IN AFRICA.
Good Progress Being Made With Con-
struction Work On Continent.

The Deutsche Kolonialblatt, printed
in Germany, publishes the Informal
ton that the Central African railway,
starting from Oar err Sallam on the
west coast, has now reached the sta
tion of Tura and is only eighty-thr
miles from Tabora.
The company is said to be now lay
ing down the line at the rate of six
teen miles a month. so that it would
reach Tabora in the spring of next
year, or nearly two years earlier than
was expected when the scheme came
before the Reichstag in 1904. At that
tim, II may be remembered. the con-
cssion was approved as far as Moro
goro. and the line first reached this
place in Ootober. 1909. 1t was then
decided TO prolong it for another 400
miles to Tabora.
The first part OF the new section
was difficult. and at the beginning OF
1910 the work had only got as far as
Sideton, a LITTLE more than eighty
miles From here onward however
a vast tableland stretches almost to
Lake Tanganyika, and the 33Oth mile
is now under construction.
There is little doubt that when Ia
bora is reached the lire will bee further
prolonged to Oujidi. on the lake, as
soon as the reichstag has approved
the extension. Although the line has
a certain commercial value, it's prin-
cipal object is political and it must bS
looked at i'm conjunction with the great
scheme of the late king OF the Belgians
Tor trans African line which h,
placed before the Geographical Cong.
rcss of Brussels in 1876. II lay dormant
for many years, but has lately beer
taken up again seriously.
At present the Belgian Congo rail-.
/ way runs from Matadi To Lcopoldvill,
and from there steamer service goe.
Iup the Sankuru river 1.124 miles from
the Atlantic coast 90 Lussamoo Their,
remains little mere than AGO miles
between LusSombo and Lake Tangan
vika. a Belgian company styled tn
! Company OF he Upper Congo and AT
rican Lakes has already commence,
Operations by surveying for lin
from Lukuga to the lake at Cabalo
and is applying FOR new concession
to join Nabalu and Mutombo. thu
completing the Belgian German chair
OF railway and steamer services acros
the continent.
1t is calculated In Belgium that tn
line from Cabalo 20 Mutombo could b
finished I'm 1914, which is about tn
date the German line should reac
loupidi. That this is no wildcat
scheme is proved by a recent an
lnouncement in the Kolnische Zeitun
that the capital OF the above name
company was TO be raised from e2.
100000 To & 3.OO0OOO. in order to brin
the terminus at Tanganyika opposit
the German one. II is more than prob
liable that in the negotiations now pro
lceeding at Berlin this trans-Africa
railway project Of Germany will b
taken into consideration.-f.ond
Evening Standard.
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HoUoHToN 5REVITlEs
....:'::..:..:..::.:........


Ingot division. No. 400, order OF
Railway Conductors. will hold its
eighth annual skating party at the
Amphidrome the evening Of Wednes
day. Feb. Z.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the corporation OF Pilgrim
lodge, l. O. o. T.. will be held on Fri
day evening. at which time directors
win be elected.
The township board will convene
on Friday. to designate places in the
various voting precincts where enroll
mont may be made at the general en-
2 ilment FOR the primaries.
Captain Fred Rogers and Engineer
Joseph Greenleaf. members OF tho
Houghton local Of the l.. r. =. A.. will
leave on Sunday for Toledo to attend
the national convention OF the organ
i2atiOn as delegates.
The senior class OF .e HoughtoI
high school will entertain with dane,
at the Masonic hall Friday evening
the occasion being the last TO be Civ
en by the students previous 10 Lent
| Klingkammer's orchestra will furnisl
the music and lunch will be served.
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oct. 17-24-31 Nov. 7-14-21-2S Dec. 5-12
1926 Jan. $40.
MORTGAGE SALE.


1926 Jan. $40.
MORTGAGE SALE.
Default having been made in the
conditions of a certain mortgage made
by Frederick B. Trathen and Elizabeth
A. Trathen. his wife. OF Calumet town
ship Houghton county. Michigan. par
ties of the first part. and John Hoffman
of the same place, party of the second
part, bearing date June %, 1907, and
recorded in the office of the Register of
Deeds for the county Of Houghton,
Michigan, on the twenty-fourth day of
June A. ID. 1907, in Liber 100" of
Mortgages on page 80. on which said
mortgage there is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice the sum of
one thousand nfty-seven and 16-10O
| QO57.1G) dollars, and no suit or pro-
ceedings at law or in equity having
been instituted to recover the money
secured by said mortgage or any part
thereof,
NOW THEREFORE,, by virtue of the
lpower of sale contained I'm said mort
gage and the statute In such cases
made and provided, notice is hereby
given that on the eleventh day of
January, A. d., 1912, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon there will be sold at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder at the
front door of the court house in the
village of Houghton, in the county OF
Houghton. Michigan. Ctnat being the
place where the Circuit Court for the
said county of Houghton is holden)
the premises described in said mort
gage or so much thereof as may be
necessary to pay the amount due on
lsaid Mortgage with seven per cent in
lterest and all legal costs as provided
for in said mortgage and an attor-
lney fee of thirty-five dollars as also
provided for in said mortgage.
The premises described in said mort.
gage were all that certain piece or par
eel of land situated and being in tho
township of Calumet, county of Hough.
ton and state of Michigan and des.
scribed as follows: Lot numbered
Twenty two (22) in Block numbered
twenty (20) of the Third Addition {,
the Village OF Calumet, according [,
the recorded plat thereof on file in tn,
: Office OF the Register of Deeds for sal,
county Of Houghton. together with tn
: tenements, hereditaments and appur
: tenances thereunto now or hereafte
belonging or in any wise appertaininl
J or thereupon situated.
Dated this sixteenth day OF October
: A. d.. 1911.
John Hoffman. Mortgagee.
a. Il. Petermann,
!, Attorney for Mortgage.
: Business address,
81 Calumet, Michigan.
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were high. l know on one accession
paid S24O for breakfast. Well. to con-
tlnue with my story the auctioneer'
receiving no higher bid for the ward
robe. cried Nine hundred and nine
ty-nlne. once: 999. twice; and was
about 10 knock down the furniture
for that sum. when suddenly a Yam
kee shell crashed down on the OLD
wardrobe. smashing II To smithereens
Gone. yelled the auctioneer. Gone "a
Gen. Grant foi $1,000 philadelphia
Record.
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HEALTH OFFICERS TO MEET.
Houshton May Be Represented at
MEETING in Ann Arbor Jan. 80.

Clerk Little OF the Portage town
ship board yesterday received a COM
munication from the secretary Of the
state board OF health inviting the board
to send IA representative TO a general
convention of state health officers to
be held at Ann Arbor on January 30
and 81.
When the township boards holds its
meeting Friday afternoon ii is likely
that DIR. w. p. Scott. health officer of
Portage township win be appointed
as representative 10 attend the con-
vention. The program will include
papers dealing with methods of re-
stricting communicable diseases, the
subject Of school sanitation, garbage
and sewage disposal. the pure milk
proposition, etc. and the general dis
cussions will give an opportunity for
consideration Of the many questions
from various standpoints.
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APPOINTS NEW DEPUTY
ontonagon Made Support Of Entry by
Collector OF Customs.

Collector of Customs Byrns OF Mar
ouette has designated Ontonagon a
SUPPORT Of entry. and has appointed
James Corrigan a deputy collector
there. This action was taken for the
greater convenience Of the captains
Of vessels In the lumber trade thai
visit Ontonagon. During the season
NJ navigation many vessels, both of
Canadian and American register cali
there for lumber. Heretofore these
vessels have either bad 20 stop al
Houghton. a SUPPORT. "f -helr clear
ance papers. or the captains have had
10 make special trips Old get thein
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500 TEAM WINS
BY AZ SCORE
SECOND HOCKEY MATCH RE
SUITS IN DEFEAT FOB PoR.
TAGE LAKES. VISITORS
PLAY BETTER

More familiarity with le nix ana
a general Improvement .n aiof, en-
abled the hockey team representing
the Twin Soos TO defeat the Portage
Lake seven at the Amphidrome last
evening BY the score of 10 2. The
attendance was slightly better than
that at the first game of the two game
series As Portage Lake won the OPP
ening game by two goals, the result
of last evenings game left the teams
tied. both In games won ana total
scores. third game would undoubt-
eddy be very interesting, but as the 500
team was unable to remain In the cop
Der country. Il could not be arranged
The visiting players left for home TINS
morning.
The 500 team started with a rush.
showing much better combinations
than in the first game. The contest
was slightly rougher. however espec-
tally In the second half.
Eight minutes after play began Ho-
gan took the puck down the Ice hut
lost IL before the 500 goal. He re-
covered It Immediately after and shot
the first goal Mcnamara made the
first for the 500 on a pass from Mich
sels. but "A minute later and Murray
shot another from a difficult angie
giving the 500 the lead. Mcnamara
also made goal three for the visitors
lifting the puck down the ice. Near
the close of the half Cicotte received
the puck from Pryor and scored
Houghton's second and last goal.
Hin registered the Soo's fourth goal
after the second half had been in pro-
gress about twenty-four minutes. The
play in this half was very interesting
and the visitors seemed TO have a
slight advantage in combination.
Mcnamara and Michael seemed To
he the stars for the visitors last even
ing and Tallion also played a good
game. For the Portage Lakes Cicotte
Hogan and Haug eXcelled.
Following are the line-ups:
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END OF THE BIDDING.

Gov. Mann Of Virginia, who posses
SEES a fine stock OF civil war stories,
told the following recently az a dinner
of the New Jersey Society i'm the I'm
ioh league: When the Union army
was bombarding Petersburg num-
Der OF cool headed citizens were watch
ing an auction sale that was going on
at the corner of two streets. Among
the objects for sale was an old-fash-
toned wardrobe, bids for which had
reached the sum of 1899. That may
seem like an extravasant price To you
but you must remember that this oc-
Cured during the war. when prices
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-10
EARLY CLOSING STARTS.

Seven Of the stores of South Range
have entered into an early closing
agreement with the recently organized
Clerks Social club and last evening
for the first time this season closed
their doors at o'clock. Il Is expected
that the other stores win fan i'm line
and that the early closing will soon
be general
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-10
CITIZENS BANK ELECTION.

The election of directors of the Cit
liens National bank of Houghton was
held late yesterday afternoon and re-
suited in the election of the following:
James r. Dee, w. r. Thompson, c. V
Seeber, A. NJ. Schultz, r. Skif Shell
den. \. f. Heidkamp, j. II. Jasberg
J. ID. Cuddihy Norman w Hare an'
G. X Moss.
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HEARING IS ADJOURNED,

The hearing of Charles IIilberg and
Peter Winsa. who are held in custody
in connection with the drowning OF
Bernhardt Matela of Jacobsville. was
this morning adjourned until January
Is at 10 "a. M. in the Office of Justic,
Little. of Houghton.
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Houehton Department

Considerable extra expense has. there
fore, been caused in the course Of :
season. There have been many re-
quests that Ontonagon should be made
a SUPPORT. and Collector Byrns decided
that conditions justified the step.
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The record amount Of sunshine fol
London In August is 2G6 hours. which
was attained in 1899. while the least
occurred three years previously. wher
only % hours were registered
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The man who goes into court
merely to obtain satisfaction is about
as foolish as the one who exhausts
himself in trying to go through the
world on bluff.
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Harper-ThOmaS Co.

UNDERWRITERS AND EMBALMERe
Phone "a Holman Bldg cslurst. MisA
All calls attended to either day %
night. We also handle fresh out Rec
as for snv OCCASION
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
RooeY AT HOT SPRINGS.

Judge B. s Rodey wired to District Attorney Castle yesterday that he had reached Hot Springs at 2:30 February :. and the weather was fine and trail fair.
 The judge is now nearing the end of his first stage on the trip to the outside over the great white trail. From Fairbanks he will travel by sage and will have ample time to take notes and talk to his fellow travellers without being interrupted from time to time with dog mushers language" that has to be spoken every SO often to keep the little fellows right up into the collar
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
"2s" FOR PIONEERS OF
 ALASKA POOR MANS LAW

Last evening the order of Pioneers held their regular meeting. and dur ing the evening tnc bif drafted for congress to pass to secure relief for destitute. ytc.. was brought ur and given tu charge ef the undertaking committee after thy same had been pronounced dead
 Upon motion ot pr F F. Hu. u was ordered that certain tclerrams hc dispatched e. see 1T congress. in some simple manner or other cannot arrange t1r the passage of bin to provide for the destitutcs beyond the limits nf lu ,orporatcd towns In Masks,
 Telcgram- were ordered dispatched to President Taft. ] L. Wilson og thc Pacific coast delegation and Co the Alaska delegate asking them to do all in their power to grant relief to de-- iitutes \ wiro was .lso sent to the various iEioo~ asking them Co coop crate Also the secretary Was iu
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08
SEEN AND HEARD:

The Fort Davis basket ball players showed great improvement in their playing last night. in comparison tor the first game they played with the high school basket ball team. and a close game resulted the final score being 3s to 2o in favor of he school boys
 The high school players have also improved but not in the same propor ton as the boys from the fort who had to organize and master the game from the minor details Another month of practice should allow the team from Fort Davis to put il all over the local team.
 As the thief will run and cry stop thief'' so will others equally guilty of other thing try to divert attention. The Nugget has occasionally used the low SO we'll he wades through all the slime filth and other matter so closely allied to the lower order of animal life to divert attention and keep the gaze nf the public from seeing how snug and we'll fitting it is
 For the benefit of this one person. difference between the word alien and foreigner for foreigners become citi- zens. but aliens of a certain stripe never.
 Owing to a national campaign com ing on the Nugget wishes this dis tinction well understood. for every Nugget the alien" for whom the same is meant changes 1t to foreigner" The Nugget feels sorry that the work Ing people of Nome. sturdy trail blazers and empire builders. composed of citizens of the country born. and those who migrated to this country. but are now good citizens are obliged to employ an alien to champion their cause It is an insult to American ism and reflects anything but credit upon the good American working peo- pie of Nome If they are in doubt have their champion produce even his first papers and the Nugget will stand corrected. But it will not ac- cept any excuse that the same may have been lost in the San Francisco l fire for We know better the records are intact and we cannot find the name that fits this alien who would like to run the nation and its working people.
 Mir and Mrs. Sam Taylor writes to
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-02-08

-truyt.d to wait upon the city coun- cil and Nome Chamber of Commerce to secure their aid in the matter.
 The Pioneers of Alaska also voted to give parade on February % and this Co he followed by a banquet in honor of their anniversary. The fol- uvIuL were appointed q" act a~ a committee to arrange for the same Conrad Breeding Frrd Hnaks. William Stjpyk. Gco Mudiui and Elmer Reed.
 Elmer Reed presented the order with % copy of the Eskimo bulletin. published iu 1902 dt Cape Prince of Wales when the mission was under th. charge of W. T Lupp.
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ALL A MISTAKE"
Cast Of Characters.

Nellie Richmond ...... Georges Wife
 Miss Hezel Price Nellie Huntington ........ Friend
 Miss Edith Gagen Nellie Macintyre .... . The Servant Cornelia (Nellie) Sskinner ....... The Captains sister CAn old maid)
 Mrs F. R. Cowden. Capt George Richmond. His Nephew
 Mir. Walter Johnson. Ferdinand Lighthead .. A Neighbor
 Mir. Lawrence Kerr. Richard Hamilton .... ...... .'......... A Country Gentleman
 MT Alfred Lomen. The Nome Orchestra will furnish the music throughout the program.
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RADIATOR BILLS.

All persons having bills against the Radiators. in connection with the ma at once to D. Jourden at the Lobby and receive their money
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$2Oo MEMS TROUSERS sLt5 A well made servieesbe Pants n dark eolors, all sizes.
 RuMmAGE SALE PRICE ..... sf15
 MEMS UNDERWEAR st0o EACH. Mems wooen shirts and Drawers values up to $500
 AT ThE RuMMAGe SALE ......... sio0 EACH
 MEMS SHIRTS 25e EACH. Mems Soft NesIise colored Dress Shirts, b,s assortment to select from. Regular value stoo RuMMAGE SALE PRICE ... .... ....... 25c RuMMAoE SALE OF MEMS SWEATERS. s45o Mems Sweaters ..--.--.....- $2so $500 Mems Sweaters ..... ........ ..... $3.2e 5000 Mems Sweaters ... .... $3.75 $65o Mems Sweaters ... ...... ... ........ S4.00 sANoANA HANDKERcHlEFs Sc EACH. 100 doz Mems Turkey Red & Blue 5sndsns Hand chiefs, full sxe, fast eoiors. RuMMA6E SALE PRICE. .... ...............s so 75e eAcH MEMS FLEscEO LINED uNose
 WEAR.
 superior grade of wool heeeed Underwear, warm and heathfuL 7eJa;sr . grade AT THE RUMMAGE SALE 75e EAcf
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OUR LOSS YOUR GAIN.

Every item ths page IS a special bargain. Read then, all and then come to the Rumnsge Sale and see the hundreds of others displayed counters and tables t Will pay you
 sUmmAee SALE TERMS. ALI CASH. NO Ap
 pRoVAlS. NO EXCHANGE.
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Nome that they expect to winter in Indiana at Mir Taylor's old home. They spent the past summer and fall upon their farm or wheat ranch in Alberta
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LADIES SWEATERS AT h PRICE.

 Ladies Sweater in plain and xisxas weaves. with pockets, red. blue brown. grey and black fsoinss: S2.60 Sweaters Rummags Sale prce .......... .$1.2o $500 Sweaters. Rumma9e Sale price .$,6o s3.50 Sweaters. Rumnase Sale price ........ .$f7e s4.0o Sweaters, Rummase Sale price $2oo $500 Sweaters. Runmase Sale price .$26o s75o Sweaters, Rummage Sale price ......... .$375
 PeTTicoATs A OFF.
 A superior assortment of Silk Taffeta Msssaiines and Jsrsy Silk Petticoats. embracing all the latest styles in plain and fancy silks.
 AT THE RummAGE SALE "a OFF.
 GIRLS COATS la PRICE. Fine looking winter Goats for Girls to IA years. Goats Of fine kersey and pretty mixtures. smart style m rcd navy, browns and greens AT THE RUMMAGE SALE. ...... ....R PRICE
 LADIES' LONG COATS $s0o. Certainly here is a bargain in . good all around coat, plain black or pretty mixtures. . good warm winter coat spenddiy tailored $1750 to $2s value. AT THE RUMMAGE SALE ...... .... ....... .$soo
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ONE-HALF PRICE On
MEMS oveRcoATs $500.

mENS ONEh(OAio *losvv Your choice of any s1s5o 5000 s22.5o Over coat or Cravenette in the house. AT ThE RuMMAGE SALE ..-... ........- $500
 MEMS LINEN COLLARS loe. Several different styles select from Standard Brands.
 RUMMAoe SALE PRICE .... .... ...... .... roc
 soc MEMS NEcKWEAR 25e. A big assortment of Teeks and Four in Hand Ties 10 select from.
 RUMMAGe SALE PRICE. .... .... ....... 25c Heavy Snow White Bed Spreads, eroeheted in pretty raised patterns. full size: S2oo Bed Spreads Rummase Sale price SIPS s2.5o Bed Spreads Rummase Sale price s1.5o $4o0 Bed Spreads. Rumms9e Sale price $500 $500 Bed Spreads. Rummase Sale price $3.5o $500 Bed Spreads. Rummase Sale price $4.so
 MEMS SUITS ss.25. About 50 Mems Suits sixes 34 35. 36 and 37. Made from fine ~orsteds Cassmeres. and Twesds. in medium and dark shades. These su'st were formerly priced from s17.5o to s2s.oo. RUMMAGE SALE PRICE ...... .... ..... ss.2e