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The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
PALZER-McCARTY MATCH.

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. 12-Al Pal ger began training today for his New Years battle with Luther McCarty.
 McCarty received a request from Tommy Burns to go to Vancouver and there box the former heavyweight champion three rounds on Dec. 2l. McCarty refused, saying he intended to renew training on that date for the Palzer fight.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
FOR ALDERMAN.

The Sentinel-Record is authorized to announce George P. Shepherd as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth Ward subject to the action of the democratic primary election
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
DIVORCE GRANTED.

Mrs. Edna Ammons vs. R. M. Am mons, decree of divorce granted to the plaintiff On the grounds of cruel treat ment, and plaintiff restored to her maiden name of Edna Watson.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13

A Des Moines man had an attack .of muscular rheumatism in his shoulder. A friend advised him to 90 fo Hot Springs. That meant an ex. .pense of $l50-00 or more. He sought for quicker and cheaper way to cure it and found it in Chamberlain g Eminent Three days after the frs. application of this liniment he was well. For sale by all druggists.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
BOSTON GETS PITCHER.

Boston, Dec. 12.-Ira B. Hogue, who pitched for the Anderson baseball club of the Carolina association, last season. signed today with the Boston National team.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
FIX PRESIDENTIAL TENURE.

Washington, Dec. 12-R Representa- tive Bartholdt of Missouri. republican
 today introduced joint resolution to day to restrict presidential tenure to two terms of four years each. or
 approximately two terms with ineligibility for reelection thereafter
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
Stomach
 Sufferers
PAY NOTHING UNLESS CURED.
A POSTAL WILL BRING TRIAL TREATMENT AND A HISTORY
 OF FAMOUS PEOPLE.

MEDINA Stomach Tablets surely do end all indigestion and stomach mis- cry and to prove it we will send a
 trial treatment. an interesting book let. and tell you exactly how to ban ish all stomach trouble and put your
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13

Ladies and mems latest. up-to-date fashion plates at klrks. faiM Ouaehi. ta Ave. Phone SSS. l1.lAtf
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
CANDIES

No more appreciated Xmas gift can be made than a box of chocolates or bon bons--es- pecially If they be Rexall can dies.
 At our stores you have your choice of four of the finest makes of chocolates and bon bons in the world.
 Lggitt's, Fenway's and Syi- van are the wei known anG popular Rexall candies. They come in half pounds to five pound gift boxes
 We also have the ever pcpu- lar Allegretti's fine candies, same sizes and packages.
 If in doubt what to send for an Xmas gift, send box of fine candy.
 R. G Morris Drug Co, SOP Central avenue phone 242, Public Drug Co.. Cor Ouachita and Market phone 645.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13
M METFoPollTkN CAFE

Walters courteous and obiigIng.
 BIanke's Coffee and Teas with pure cream. Best of everything at reason able prices. Phone 756
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13

stomach in fine shape or not a cent to pay. Just say on postal or in a letter Send me free trial treat- menl of MONA" and you will never be sorry address Booths Mi-o-na Buffalo. N. Y. Sorrells Drug Co. and Southern Pharmacy guarantees them, large box 30 cents.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-12-13

Try a classified ad.-lt pays.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
DETROIT HOPES TO
EVENTUALLY REACH
1000, 900 MARK

Detroit Mich. Sept. 1S.--Detroit will
have reached nearly the two million
mark in 1880 and will have passed
the million mark in 1921 according to
hsrrcs compiled by u. J.. Polk 4 Cp
publishers of the new city dire,torT
In 1321 the population will be LIZ
295, according 10 thcsc figures. I'm 1927
il will have passed The million and n
half mark, bclrz l5G7,O62. while in
1886 the population will lie 1,9l2.716.
These figures ara conservative in the
opinion of the directory company
They figure on Z per cent increase
cacl year, while the Indicated in
crousc i'm the last two wears has been
"a per cent II is based on the mum
bcr OF Inhabitants of greater Detroit
ineldung the townships of Ecorsc.
Crosse Poirtc. Hamtramck
and SLringWclls with combined pop
ulation Of 9f.q99 IN 1910 1t is consid
cred certain that within the ncNt rcN
Years these townships, already pr2c-
tically a part OF Dcroit will be in
cludcd within tho corporation limits Of
the city
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
Pathe Weekly at Royal.

Among the pictures at the Royal are
The Inner Circle" "The Little Keep
er of the Light Bronco Billy's Last
Hold up" and the 3Srd edition of the
Pathe Weekly.
The Weekly contains the following
subjects; Al Toulon. France, rein -
forcements are seen departing for Mo-
rocco to defend the Europeans at that
place; at Kansas city. Mo. the an
nual balloon race starts with seven
contestants; at Cromer, England, an
improved lifeboat for the coast guards
is launched and given tryout: the
New York Giants defeat the Chicago
Cubs in a recent game of baseball;
the Grand Duke and heir to the Duchy
of Mecklenburg, poses for the Weekly
al his estates in Germany; a prize dog
show is pictured at Adelaide, Austria
liza; the results of the collapse of an
unfinished building at Brooklyn, n. Y.
ia wildly pictured; the Tsar ana
Tsarina of Russia are caught at close
range during an official visit to Mos
cow; the steamer Jose is raised i'm
New York Harbor.
All of these events are as interest
ingly taken as heretofore and should
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
GERMAN MOTOR SHIPS.

The motor ship Monte Pedro, which
is one of the two vessels ordered by
the Hamburg South American steam
ship company from the Howaldt yards
at Kiel i'm her trials last Saturday at
tanned a speed of p knots. This Is the
Grst German motor ship. and the En-
peror William has telegraphed his con-
gratulations to the Howaldt irnl.
The freight capacity of the Monte
Pedro is about $500 tons. In com
parison with a stranger Of the same
size the gain i'm storage accommodation
Is reported To be between 500 and 1000
cubic meters. She requires a person
mel Of ten men less than i'm the case
Of a steamer which represents an eco
nomv of about c 80 a month She is
lifted with two-strol1c cycle Zweitakt
Diesel motors.
Another motor ship, the Rolanseek,
was launched pn August from the
Tecklcnborg Yards at Geestemunde
This is the ship ordered at the end OF
last wear 10y the Hansa lire. She will
be fitted with a six-cyclinder two
stroke cycle (ZweitakO motor of about
2.O0O- horsepower. which is said to be a
great Improvement on the four-strole
cycle NicrtakO motors of the ship
Christian X. built by Burmeister and
Vain. Copenhagen, for the Hamburg
American line
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
OF GAMES
WITH ESCANABA
Ishpeming Team Will be Released
and Will Play

The Ishpeming department of the
Marquette Mining Journal says:
Isaac Schram of Escanaba, was i'm
lshpeming yesterday and closed nego-
tiations with the members of the lsh-
peming baseball team for series OF
seven games with the Escanaba nine
The players will be released MonNay
following the series with Negaunee,
and they will play the Escanaba ser
les on their own account The Es
canada team will also be released
Monday.
The receipts of the games, less eX-
penses. will be divided among the
players. If the teams are lucky enough
to have good weather the series should
prove profitable The members of the
Ishpeming team met yesterday after
noon and decided to play the series
They asked Steve Simons TO act as
their manager and he accepted.
1t is likely that the first three games
will be played i'm Ishpeming week
from next Saturday. Sunday and Mon
day. and the next three i'm Escanaba
on the following Saturday SUNDAY
and Monday. In case each team wins
three games, the place for the playing
Of the seventh will be decided by toss
ing a coin.
Mr.. Schram said the Escaraba team
will be intact, with the exception o.:
one fielder and Joe Lindquist. the frs
baseman but he declared that, i'm an
probability, Lindquist will be brought
back.
Hurby Burton captain of the Ish-
pemng team will not be able to re-
main for the Escanaba series, and
will depart for his home i'm Chicago
Monday night. Mahoney will be ask
ed to play with Ishpeming in place
of Burton. The other Ishpeming
pitchers for the Escanaba series will
be Scott and JUL. The players have
not yet selected a captain, but Pop
Geelan has been mentioned.
Mr.. Schram said that Escanaba's
pitchers will be Dahlgrcn, Pressy and
Scanlon The winners of the series
will be declared the champions of the
upper peninsula.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
APPLE CROP A PIPPIN.
MissoUri's Ozark Orchards Are Bur
dened With Bumper Crop.


Springfield, Mo-, sept 13.-ThC
ozark country again gains prominence
at this season of the year as the Land
Of the Big Rcd Apple and in Mis-
souri,. particularly in this region, the
crop will be a bumper one
With the season for the picking OF
the early varieties of apples alrcad,
begun and the tome for harvesting TN,
ate winter varieties loss than ten days
off, contracts for apples on the trees
for the picking of the fruit fer oarrels
IN which to pack the shipment and
Tor storage are being drawn up by or
chardists in preparation for the hand
Iing Of the largest apple crop in the
Ozarks for many years More than
one thousand pickers will be at work In
The immediate vicinity Of Springfield
by tn, middle of September.
The apple picking season vii continue
till late in the fan Apple pickers re-
ceive 81 per day and board The pick
ing of the winter apples, such as Ben
Davis, lngraham and other varieties
VIII btElN sept. 10 ol illlS Year. ltN
weeks earlier than is usual. on ac-
count Of tine dry summer. apples ma
turing much more readily under dry
conditions. This years crop cXcels
both is quantity and quality the crops
of tho last three or four years anu
i'm many sections is by far the best
Of any i'm the history Of ozark or
charding. according to prominent or
chardists OF this section. The dry
weather is causing the poorer quality
of apples TO fail and leaving the bet
ter quality on the trees 20 mature
The effect Of spray ing is being BROUGHT
very forcibly to the minds Of orchorc
students this year. Orchards which
were sprayed in the fall and spring
have perfect fruit
\ significant feature of this years
apple yielding territory is that the
Weld extends further TO the south than
ever before reaching far into Arkan
sas. 1t extends i'm every direction
in fact. over the Ozarks. but its growth
in the South is an especially crafty
ing feature.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
BOY IS KILLED
BY ROCK TRAIN
August venturino Fatally Injured.
Another Narrowly Escapes

While riding a bicycle yesterday af-
ternoon, August Venturino. thirteen
year-old son OF Basilio Venturino,
timber boss at The Hecla branch of the
Calumet x Hecla Mining Co, residing
at 316 Boundary street, was run over
and fatally injured by rocl, train
on the Lake Linden avenue crossing
of the Hecla & Torch Lake railroads
Koarsarge branch. The boys left side
was badly .acerated his wounds ex-
tending up into the abdomen. lie was
speedily removed TO the Calumet d
fIecla hospital. where death ensued
an hour and a half later
Riding with him on the handle bars
Of the bicycle was Frederick Distei
eleven year-old son of f. Distel, Sr.. of
Laurium. Young Distel, however, was
unharmed. having a miraculous escape
from serious injury or death When
the train hit the wheel he TOO, was
thrown onto the track, but with great
presence of mind he laid down fiat and
The trucks of the head car which
passcd before the train was brought
to a stop, did not touch him When
The train stopped he crawled out from
under the ear, unscathed. In explain
ing his thoughtfulness later he stated
he remembered a story told TO him at
one time of how a little girl saved her
self In that way, and it was the first
thought that fla shed to his mind when
be saw the grooming car and there
was no other possible way of escape
The accident happened at about
so O'Clock just as the pupils were
going home from the Sacred Heart
schools nearby The train which was
made up of locomotive and seven
lcen cars was backing out slowly, not
proceeding at more than four miles
m hour because the engineer saw the
school children and reSorted TO eau
lion. A trainman was on the head car
md when it struck the bicycle he sig
nailed promptly for the emergency
brakes. the train coming to a stop
within twelve feet of the spot. The
,ront trucks Of the car passed over
the VenturinO boy.
One of the staff of Calumet a Hec-
a physicians. who happened To be near
1t the time, picked up the little vic
inn and hurried him 90 the hospital.
Everything possible was done to save
iis life. but the shock to his system
proved too much, death taking place
It o'clock
one version as to what caused the
lccident is that the BOYS did not see
he train unfn II was too late. and an
1ther that they figured they had time
nough to cross the track
The Venturino boy is survived by his
mother and father and several broth
crs and sisters Tis tragic death was
. great shock to them and also to
teachers and pupils of the Sacred
Heart schools. of which he was
member.
The funeral will be held Monday
morning with services at Sacred Heart
hurch
Coroner Fisher after impanneling a
Jury consisting of Thomas Foley, Ed
ar Bauer. Michael shea, Fred Lebeau,
Robert Wetzel and William Urcn. ad-
.ourncd the inquest 20 be held in his
1nce next Monday afternoon.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
Good Show at Grown.

|''NN o. SfOWUs
The Crown offers Vincent and Lorno.
singing comedians, for its vaudeville
attraction The act is good one.
Tile pictures are "A Now Cure for hi =
Norce'' When Money Isn't Money"
and The Meddlers" "A New Cure for
Divorce is original in theme and
presentation. A husband and wife
visit motion picture plant and there
conceive the idea of having their
daughters forthcoming marriage pho
tographed i'm motion. II occurs. and
during the ceremony camera is kept
busy unknown to any of the partici-
pants. Later the bride and bride
groom quarrel and decide on a di-
vorce. The girls parents invite her
home for visit, promising a surprise
for her and the couple both decide TO
accept despite the arrangements for
THEN divorce being under way. After
a warm welcome home the parents
take the young couple TO a nearby pic
ture theater, where special show
ing of the wedding picture is flashed
upon the screen. II serves 10 break
M all ideas of divorce, and the
couple fall into each others arms, re-
joicing over the miracle.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
Laurium Department
LAURIUM sREvIrIEs



A daughter was born this week to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bekush.
Joseph Roskilley of Michigamme.
Is visiting Laurium friends.
A daughter has been born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Trenberth Of Pewabic
street.
Henry Lindquist left last night for
Duluth, whore he will spend some
time visiting.
William Norstrom of Osceola street.
has gone TO Ishpeming, to spend "a
week with friends
The directors of the State Savings
bank Of Laurium, met Yesterday after
noon and declared "A regular quarter
~ dividend Of three per cent
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Laurium NJ f. church will hold "A cake
sale tomorrow all day at Edwards q
Co.'S meat market Hedla street
Water and Meter Inspector John
Stetter is busily engaged these days
ir reading the meters. preparatory to
water Clerk Martin PrisS. Jr sending
out the water bills.
The funeral of Mary Evelyn, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beauchamp
of Iroqdois street, took place this af
ternoon. with services at the resi-
dence. and interment in Lake View
cemetery.
Considerable improvements are be-
ing made 10 residences I'm Laurium.
noticeably on Pewabic and Osceola
streets. Porches are being installed I'm
some Instances. while others are hav-
ing Easements built.
G. l. Bashore Of Pewabic street.
Rollmann's addition. who will leave
Calumet December for Salisbury.
Md. has disposed of his residence
20 n. Sundquist. who will take pos
session the latter part Of next week
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
THE SAFE cHAuFFEUsE.

"A strange thing" said coroner.
lis that, among an my automobile fa-
talities. I've never once had a case
where woman was driving"
so few women drive automobiles"
said the reporter
No that isn't the whole reason"
the coroner demurred The percent
age Of woman 6rivers is small. but the
percentage of woman drivers accidents
is nil Women as automobilists have
no trouble because they drive more
prudently than men.
Il had to laugh when my wife re-
fused 10 let our daughter learn 10 run
our new roadster saying sne'd he
afraid to ride behind The girl Never
be afraid 10 ride behind female
chauffeur You may set to your des-
tinaticn a minute cor two late but youll
get there, and YOU won't arrive in
splints. either"
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
CALUMET SOCIAL CLUB.

An Informal opening Of the Calu-
met Social club. with headquarters i'm
the state bank building. corner of
Hecla and Third streets. took place
last Saturday evening. There was a
good attendance of members. The for
NAL opening for the fall and winter
season viii likely take place the lat
ter part of this month or early in Oc-
tober. AS yet no special plans have
been made to mark the occasion. 1t
Is probable. however. that the board
OF managers will get together shortly,
and arrange for a social session.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
1ouso Hit by Thunder Bolts

A bolt of lightning striking the rear
'himncy. followed almost Immediately
ny second crash which struck the
'front.' of the house. did considerable
lamagc To- the home of Joseph Sche
peck, 7l5 spies avenue. Menominee,
during a terrihc electrical storm. Mrs.
Schcpeck and her daughter Louise
were stunned but neither was serious
~ injured. The first bolt struck the
rear chimney and, breaking a hole six
inches square, entered the kitchen,
wrecking considerable of the floor. II
passed To the kitchen stove and alons
the wall into the bed room. The bed
Ipon which Miss Louise S,hepeck was
'lecping was struck and badly
,corched. At almost the same time "a
second bolt struck the front of the
rouse. wrecking the door and tearing
he paper and plaster off the wall
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
Preaehes Last sermon in Soc

After five years service in the
Methodist church there Rev Simpson
W. Horner mas preached his last ser
mon at the 500. The members of the
congregation were much disappointed
when Or. Horner declined their invita-
ton to remain another year. How
ever because members of his family
are living in the lower part of the
.tate and because his health does not
permi; him 20 remain in a cold climate
DR., Horncr felt impelled to take new
,harge.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
A Musical Novelty.

Gable and Bingham appear at the
Peoples, presenting. musical act
that for variety of instruments and
musical selections is complete in its
entirety
Many feature pictures are shown
which are "The Lions Revenge %
Lights and Shadows of Old Kentuc -
Ky" "Circumstantial Evidence and
SNOWFALL and His Pal" this last be-
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
THE YELLOW PERIL

Nasanao Hanihara secretary of the
Japanese embassy. was dcpreciatims.
az n dinner in WASHINGTON. the alarm
1T talk about the yellow peril"
considering, he said. tho peace
loving disposition of the Asiatic, II
seems To me that the only thing in the
shape of yellow peril that the occi-
dent has to fear is the banana peelings
on its pavements.'
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
THE ENTERTAINERS CLUB.
Dancing Party at the Lsurirnu Bank
Hall Septen,ber 27,

Dancing Party at the Lsuriunu Bank
Hall September 27.
The Entertainers club announces
a dancing party to he given IN the
Laurium bank hall Friday evening.
September 27 Music will be furnish
ed by the LGurium orchestra. Tickets
may be had from any of the club MEM
hers
Al recent meeting the officers cor
tho ensuing year were elected as fol-
lows:
President. Peter Macarthur
Vice president r. Stoppert.
Secretary James Tcbin.
Treasurer. Adam Law.
Committee Of arrangements. John
Gillis Ray Nicholson ana Percy In
gcrsoll,
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13

For the year ended June 80, the Am
, riCan Hide a. Leather CO., reports an
output valued at $17,5SlS64. with a
manufacturing profit of si624.4lC.
Under Ohio's new constitution 10y
1914 the number of saloons i'm Cuya-
hoga county will be reduced from
nearly 1000 to 400
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
UPPER PENINSULA


New Power Plant in Commission
All work on the construction of the
new dam of the Escanaba Traction
company at Groos has been completed
and the big station, auxiliary to the
regular power works. has been placed
i'm commission. A large part of the
power is being applied to the operation
of the plant of the cscanaba Pulp a.
Power ccmpanys works, While the re-
mainder goes into the operation of
the power circuit al l1scandbd ana
Gladstone. With the completion OF the
work, after operations eXtending
through a year and "a half, the Escan-
aba Traction company is enabled 10
offer unlimited power 90 any Industry
in either Escanaba or Gladstone.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
WILL BUILD AN ADDITION.
M. Van orden Coal Co. Plans Office
lnlprovements Here.

improvements ElciNs
The VI. Van Orden Coal company,
with branch offices on Third street.
Laurium. is planning extensive i'm
provemcnts 10 its branch office An
addition, equal To the size Of the pres
snt bull ling, is 10 be erected on the
To- the present structure. II will be
about twenty feet square. A cement
basement is to be installed, also a
steam heating plant The office will
have an open fire place. which will he
kept lighted all winter. The interior
modelled. When completed. the COM
pany viii have one of the most mod
crn offices In the copper country.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
Liahtrina Hits See Reslderee-

Mrs. A. l.. lferguscn and her small
mild had clcsc call from serious in
Jury when lightning stuck their house
At the 500 The bolt hit the front
gable of the house ard shot down the
Kinney. The fire department arrived
IN time to prevent serious loss by fire
\ heavy iron fender which stood in
front of the fireplace was thrown
across the room and crashed against
the opposite wall. within few feet of
where Mrs. Ferguson was sitting. No
lire was started i'm any of the rooms
on the second floor and members of
The fire department are of the opinion
that only part of the bolt entered the
room. the rest of II following down the
Kinney To the moist earth below.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
ssroness on Hunting Trip

The Baroness de Pallandt of Lon
Ion. England, who had been visiting
At the home of her mother, Mrs. :.
Dugas, at Menominee, left yesterday
accompanied by her brother. Jean Du-
gas. for the Dakotas. where she will
remain for two weeks. hunting prairie
'hickons. In Chicago, Miss Anna and
Henry Andrews. daughter ana son of
Walter Scott Andrews of New York,
iJineG the party. The baroness, an
enthusiastic sportswoman, arrived in
Merominee a few days ago, and Will
,eturn there FOR a short time after
her hunting trip. Mr.. and Miss An
lrcws are prominent society people in
New York.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
Watch poa Prevents Burglary

Through the watchfulness of his
log. John r. Jackson of Escanaba is
probably number of pieces Of goods,
not to Say anything about hats, ties
md underwear ahead. During the
night Mr. Jackson was awakened by
,he barking of his doc and upon going
Sown stairs and into his store he dis
covered that someone had tried to gain
entrance to the premises by forcing
open a window at the rear of the
building Mr.. Jackson saws that he
did not get up when the dog first gave
the alarm, but the repeated barking
made him take notice. The window
had been opened nearly enough to ad
init the entrance of the person who
was trying to get in and If 1t had not
been for tho dog there Is no doubt a
quantity Of goods would have been
stolen.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13
crsnd's Comedy Act.

Hazel Hepton Lucas and company
present a Dutch singing and talking
act at, the Grand. Their character
work Is good and their sketch enter
tanning.
A new program of pictures are
shown this evening.
The Calumet news., 1912-09-13

Eoston postal carrier found live
Kitten i'm a mai, box the other day. No
stamp attached.