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The Washington herald., 1912-03-12
AT THE COSMOS.
Vaudeville.

The tense and gripping headline fea-
ture at the Cosmos Theater this week is
THE Strike Leader" a dramatic COM
mentary on labor conditions in certain
certain sections Of the country which is
Of universal interest. II is ably presented
by Hubert O'Connor and his capable
company. has a sure and unerring ap-
peal to those who do not believe that
might makes right. and is well worked
out to a convincing climax.
The Longworths. in a characteristic
Bayes and NorwOrth act. present one Of
the cIeverest song sketches" which have
been seen in popular price vaudeville in
many months
Sam Barton. the comedy cyclist. tried
some weird balancing feats in the course
OF his whirling twenty minutes of SEN
sstions. and La France and McNabb.
blace-face artists. were uproarious in
their fun and drollery. Their tabloid min
strel show was the high light comedy fea-
ture of the bill. Honan and Hine, secured
at the eleventh hour. made a big hit last
evening with their paradies and patter
work. Pathe's weekly review Of current
events heads the film features
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12
CHASE'S.
Polite Vaudeville.

EOhtt thuueN1Ics
Chase's patrons this week are treated
to a vest-pocket musical comedy that
is a credit to the high standard of vaude-
vile seen at the popular playhouse It
Is The Persian Garden elaborately
staged with a stellar cast of principals
singers and dancers. The chief role is
in the capable hands OF Louis A Simon
whose trials and tribulations with bag
gage, have made thousands laugh in past
seasons. In his de luxe comedy here
this week Simon is at his best, keeping
his audience in good humor every min
ute he is on the stage Supporting him
is charming Kathryn Osterman. the tai
ented comedienne. The lively and laugh
able action occurs in the gorgeous Per-
sian garden of the American Legation at
Teheran. Persia, the scene of the recent
imbroglio involving that brilliant young
American. Morgan Shuster.
Carice Vance, The Southern singer"
scored Pronounced hit with her latest
song. MY Hats in the Ring" which
promises to surpass the 'Houn' Dawg"
song il Col. Roosevelt has anything on
Champ Clark with the nations voters.
Miss Vance has always specialized in
timely topics and she could find no bet
ter place in. which TO introduce the lat
est campaign song than Washington. the
home of ''booms"
Edwin Stevens. the popular comedian.
supported by the bright little ingenue.
Tina Marshall, presents a clever act,
whats It All About" in which the two
able performers score rounds Of ap-
plause with their travesties on characters
OF Dickens and Shakespeare.
Hayden. Borden, and Hayden scored in
Bright Bits of Vaudeville" and Charles
and Adelaide Wilson," THE Messenger and
the Maid made the best OF their short
time. The Four Londons in acrobatic
feats of a musical caliber are the best
seen at Chase's this season. their hair
raising stunts provoking an abundance
of applause.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12
San Marcos Test. Success.

The experiments conducted against the
remains of the San Marcos. the old bat
tie ship Texas. in Chesapeake Bay. by
the monitor Tallahassee, last week. were
highly satisfactory. according to an off,
cial statement of the Navy Department.
The tests were conducted by the special
ordnance board, under the personal dlrec-
ton of Rear Admiral A. NJ Knight. They
consisted OF firing two Finch and eight
4-inch projectiles. the former against the
armored part and the latter against the
light upper OR unarmored parts Of the
San Marcos wreck.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12
AT THE CASINO.
sam Curtis, the Laugh Artist.

t"e 1ausn hrtists
There are many kinds Of laughs in
vaudeville. laughs that keep one going
in every direction but all to one end
but the new laugh. the one that carries
the punch and keeps it working over
time. is the one that Sam Curtis has
built In "A Session at School," in which
he introduces some clever and pretty
girls and a bunch OF corking good vaude-
vile values. Mr.. Curtis, the fattest
comedian in the world. is always funny.
As the kid in the school he is literally
& ton of fun. The girls belong TO the
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speaker Face. picture machine.

Speaker Champ Clark posed yesterday
for the moving picture machine, and the
film will be exhibited for campaign pur-
poses in practically every city and town
In the United States.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12

A fine OF 80 was imposed in the Police
Court to-day in the case of Noble Alex
ander. who when arrested yesterday was
found to be in possession Of dirk.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12

The Templars' degree will be conferred
on a class Of candidates at a meeting
OF Old Dominion Commandery. knights
TempIars, which will be held Friday
night. The regular drill OF that organ
ization will take place tomorrow night.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12

Homer Fortier. colored. arrested sew
eral days ago on a charge Of trespassing
on the property of the Richmond. Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany, was to-day srraigned before Jus
tice of the Peace Edmund Clark. His
case was continued for twenty days.
The chancery term OF the Corporation
Court for this city, Judge L. c. Barley
presiding, convened to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-12

A building company known as the Yir-
ginia Highland Building Company has
Just been organized. The objects OF the
concern are to erect twenty-five poured
cement houses at Virginia Highland.
Alexandria county.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
Copper Producers Stand pa,

IN standing pat on the price Of COP
per stal the producers are following
the course that they established
months ago. when the price of the
metal first began to rise. Isn't this a
pretty good indication that there ia
an understanding among the conner
producers as TO production and price ,
Ihat none of them have cut prices
since the rise began. no matter what
the selling price of copper warrants
IN London might be. Indicates some
thing other than independent action.
The great copper properties of the
country are now owned or controlled
in groups so that nm understanding
between comparatively few men ac-
complishes the same thing. as far as
prices are concerned. as a merger or
holding company.
Considerable copper has changed
bands during the past two weeks al
from l6A TO II hcents per pound. bur
u has been sold by second hands and
small dealers. The producers have
kept out Of the market and are bidinp
their time tim the second hand lots.
which they believe are limited. shall
Rave been all absorbed, when buyers
VIII be forced to come to them for
arge lots
The London Ironmonger says that
ne stories OF hidden stocks Of copper
which broke the London market for
he metal were intended to Indicate
he storage Of metal by the Tangan-
lka Copper Company in Africa. than
'hIch more hare Drained suggestion
'tobably never found it's way into
'rint Producing companies do not
iold big stocks Of copper at ESQ
on; least Of all the Tanganyika Cop
.er Company concludes the IRON
longer
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
CURB SToCEg.

j. A. Minnoar e Co/sav today
Lack Of a positive trend to tho mar
ket as indicated by the trading today
is due primarily to the failure of pub
lie participation. Fundamentals favor
price betterment for stocks with the
Possible exception of politics. which
continue TO be rather muddled. Crop
reports are Of a most encouraging ma .
ture and after all should be the most
potent factor for big fall business
Trading In all markets was 'nsigniG- =
cant. Prices were permitted to case
of slight fractions.
Copper shares were fiat. Metal in
formation is OF q favorable charactef
There was little trading IN Shan
non but quotations were within mar
row range. We continue to believe the
next activity in coppers will be at
higher figures and think that the Lake
Superior will rightfully take the lead
in this movement. There is very bull
ish talk on adventure.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
SOURCE OF FLOOD IN n.
KEARSARGE IS UNKNOWN
NO. I AND 3 SHAFTS RESUME op.
ERpTioNS. NO. 4 STILL.
SHUT DOWN.

The workings of the No. ! shaft Of
the North Kearsarge branch of The
osceola Consolidated were Hooded
with water from an unknown source
late Yesterday afternoon and as a re
suit operations in ali of the North
Nearsarge shafts were temporaril,
suspended There had been moro water
IN No. shaft than usual for scvcrai
DAYS, but yesterday afternoon II rose
very rapidly until it was necessary to
quit work. II was feared at first that
the water came from one of the soy
eral dams located near the shaft. bui
this theory has since been abandoned
Fourteen pumps were i'm operation
last evening and others were rushed
from the Calumet 81 Hecla mine. To-
day the thrush of water has been
stopped to some extent and opera
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

Boston--Lack of business was the
cause of the fractional decline by To-
cal coppers today. This is the holiday
season and the large traders are all
away from the street The market is
left To the floor traders who are chron-
ic bears and they take advantage of
every opportunity to depress prices.
The metal market has recovered from
its temporary setback and 17% cents
seems to be a fair price at present.
The volume Of business during the
last month has been very small but
the large selling agencies are sold in
TO September and would not have been
able to supply any copper for imme-
date delivery If it had been wanted.
Good judges expect a renewal of the
buying movement within a week or
two and further advance in the
price IS expected. Osceola was the
G My notable weak stock on the local
list and this was due to suspension Of
work on the North Kearsarge owing
&c an unexpected heavy flow of water
to take care of which II will be neces-
sary TO install additional pumps. We
look for better prices and more ac-
tvity next week.-Foster of p. w. a.
Co.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
TWENTY CENTS
FOR THE METAL
Copper Market May be Forced up
to That Level Soon

The hrm stand maintained by the
principal selling factors of the copper
industry during the past month dur
ing which time they have steadfastly
refused TO offer material concessions
in the asking price or the market. is
now working decidedly 90 their advan
tage. because al the present time. Il
rs doubtful If any large tonnage Of
copper could be secured under ia,
cents pound.
The second hands" have been re-
sponsihle Tor a large part of the tran
sactions which have been made during
the past two or three weeks. and from
their point of view have handled the
market very we'll They corrallcd all
the available spot copper. end Il WIS
Go these interests that the big Amer
IAN consumers Understanding their
requirements some time ago. have had
Co. 20 for additional tonnage for JULY !
and August The metal therefore. iS
pretty wei cleaned up. The producers |
and selling accents virtually acknowi- |
edged themselves out of the market /
when they ceased 10 quote 11& cent, /
during the recent bret, m the metal /
They were all booked 20 September
In fact, some had overgold for JuIy.
which caused strenuous efforts ON
their part 10 secure sufficient metal
to make deliveries.
Next week 80 rs expected. viii wiz
ness renewal Of big buying. both Tor
home ard foreisn account Europeans
have been out OF this market COR many
weeks. hut their re-eutrancc is CONT
IDENTIFY booked for soon.
Twenty cent copper. which was con
sidercd strong possibility before the
recent LONDON smash. is again beine q
talked. Tor there are believers in the
rade that before the end cf the cur
rent year the market will boz forced
lp 70 that level bv reea,n Of excellent ?
demand for consumption.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
Brokers Gossip
Isle RoyaIe.

Within a week or more the Increase
m rock shipments from No. > Isle
Royalc shaft viii amount TO 500 tons
daily, while al present they are aver
asins about 200 tons daily Number I
stamp head at the Centennial-A Allouez
mn mas been ~ readiness To handle
this Isle Royale rock for a week and
the only thing that has interfered with
the plans has been the difficulty m So.
curing trtmmers.
The new hoist went into commission
This week. II is one CT me best m the
district and viii sui; Isle Royale's
wants for long period II vas pur-
chased from the Tamarack which had
no further use for IT,
Number shaft is today showing IN,
nest grade of rock that is COMING from
the isle Eoyale The lower levels par
tlcuiariy the drifts at the eighth level
are showing excellent copper. Shin.
ping rock is coming largely from drifts
nom all levels from the second t. the
ninth where The shaft is bottoued. |
sinking continues.
The rock shipments from The other
shafts continue ~ the rcruIar sc,io
ana with a grade Of rock which H.
about tho aversge. Number 6 shaft IL
close To the twelfth level and rock Is
coming from practically every level
The drifts to the south are in the best
-rade OF rock in this shaft. although
.he general average Is better than ex-
iectations az the present time
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
Csrnahan,s Cnrnmsnl

The rumor a week ago about hidden
stores Of copper. which helped to break
stock prices. have faded out Conf b.
dence is building up again and the
market is greatly improved
Mohawk is active on account OF
good earnings and increased dividend.
superior continues wonderfully rich
IN the north shaft but no copper has
been discovered In the south shaft
Copper Range is not making the
good showing of a few years ago and
is neglected
Lake has discounted it's prospects
on the present lode, although It Is liza
ble TO Doe active as IL approaches the
regular shipping period.
Allouoz has started No shaft pro.
dnctlon and viii gradually increase it's
output. l. Carnahan.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
MARKETS

Boston--lt seems to us that teckui-
cally the market is IN a very strong
position Crops are looking fine, peo-
pie are paying less attention to poll
tics and general business the country
over shows decided Improvement.
Money is a little firmer but il is
natural To expect a hardening at this
time OF year.
Todays market was without any sig
nificance and although prices recedcd
slightly ii meant nothing. Even traders
showed no disposition to trade either
way We cannot help but feel that ul-
limately we are bound to see much
higher prices. but for the present AT
least we look for trading market
L. l.. Hall Of Gay & Sturgis.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

=. J.. Whitcomb and r. c. Lewis
nave been elected directors of Tic
Iamarach Mining Co. succeedipg f.
w. Hunncwell and George A. Flags
resiFned. The increase ~ 3.glf.0to
pounds IN the foreign visible supply or
copper for the two weeks ended july n
vas the second which has been report o.
ed during 1879. previous increase being
Tor the Two weeks ended April 30.
winch amounted 20 about 75O.OGO
pounds Rotterdam aud Hamburg
stocks. however in the past two weeks
decreased about 100000 pounds. max =
ing net increase abroad rising 1000 O0o
pounds.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
June 20 July 6-lS-2C
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
Inc Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton
AT session OF said court held at
the Probate Office In the Village Of
Houshton in said. county. on the
-Sth day of June A. D.. 1912.
Present, Hon. George c. Bentley.
Judge of Probate.
I'm the Matter OF the Estate of Louis
Tredeau, Deceased.
Jacob Decker administrator with the
VIII annexed having filed I'm said court
his petition praying that the time for
tho presentation Of claims against
said estate be limited and that time
and place be appointed to receive. ex-
anime and adjust all claims and de-
mands against said deceased by and
before said court
~ Is Ordered That four months from
thiS date he allowed for creditors To-
present claims against said estate:
IL is Further Ordered. That the
Soth day of October 1912, at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon. at said Pro-
Date Office, be and is hereby appoint
ed Tor the examination and adjust
ment of all claims and demands
against said deceased, and that notice
thercof be given by publication once
'ach week. for three successive weeks
previous to said day o. hearing. In the
Caluinet News. newspaper printed
ana circulated in said County.
'SeaD GEO. G. BENTLEY.
Judge OF Probate
A true copy.
Lillss @. Mitchell,
Register of Probata
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
QUINCY ADDED $4,000 TO
SURPLUS FIRST HALF YEAR

Quincys net profits for the half year.
ended June 20. approNimated S3C7. 500.
against disbursement OF S2S7. 900 lea,-
ing SNo'OOe to he carried to surplus.
There were produced about 10. 500. 900
pounds during the half year, az an es-
tlmated cost of llh cents pound.
This copper was all I'D at an average
of 10 cents pound. the higher quota
uons not being effective 50 far as
Quincy is concerned until after July I.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

uons have been resumed at No. ana
: shafts, though No 4 shaft is still our
oi commission. The water i'm this shaft
IS being gradually lowered. however.
ana force of timbermen went under
ground today to commence repairs.
II Is probable operations will be re-
'umed there early next week.
The No. shaft of the North Rear
sarge has been closed down tempor-
arily for repairs
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS
NEVADA HILLS.
May Report Shows Profits Of Twenty
Dollars Per Ton

The May report OF the Nevada Hin,
Mining Company shows net profits oi
S6i.Sii or so a ton IN the S.240 tons
OF ore milled. The gross value OF tn,
ore is shown as site9os or s3i.S7 4
ton, OF which si2,355 or SSSI a ton
was lost in the tailings the net re
covcy being Sl0o.sS5. or sSLO6 ton.
the mill showing SO per cent recov-
cry. or tho recovered values ESQ per
cent was obtained by concentration
and GA per cent by cyanidation. Dur
ing the month 675 feet of development
was done az a cost of 1913 a foot.
this cost being included I'm the deduc-
tons from the gross recoveries.
The general summary shows .ho
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
NET EARNINGS OF AHMEEK
FOR SIX MONTHS, S69O,OOO

The Ahmeek Mining company has
issued q report of operations for the
six months TO July 1. 1912. which
shows NEE earnings OF S690.o00. and to-
Tai cost per pound Of copper produced
~ n4t cents. Production tstoued e.
1899" pounds
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
chieFs Earninn. Larn,

Net earning Tor June on Chief Con
solidsted we're s2s,ssb and Eureka
Sl,oll Tho total net FOR chief Cons
Tor six months is tiis.515. The mine
Is looking very wcn.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
FOR SALE.
July ~. 20, "a, 81; Aug. 3. = 10
GREENE cANANEA COPPER
COMPANY

dividend of twenty-five cents ner
snare on the outstanding capital stocl,
OF the company has been declarod
august Slst, 1912. 10 the stockholders
OF record at the close of business IN
August 18th, 1912. The stock ,ran.
Ter books VIII be closed from AuRua,
i'th' 1912, to August sist 1912. both
Inclusive. ''"
C. A. DUNCAN,
Treasurer.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
July 8, 10. 20.
NOTICE.

To Whom II May Concern:
This is to certify that !, the under
signed. will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by my wife, Annie
Tonkin, or any other person in my
name after this date, the 5th dav Of
July. 1912. Beni Tonlin
ll6l Calumet Ave. Calumet. Mich.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
Their Busy Days.

At the masthead of the Jones Coun.
~ Times-"ls sued every Tuesday and
Frfday."-Chicsgo Tribune.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

ANNUAL Pilgrim7go TO Ste. Anne de
Beaupre and return. From Calumet
$3.50. Tickets on sale July 10Th to
2'th. 1872 Final return limit Aug. 81.
1872. Lihera' stop-overs.
Proporiouately low excursion fares
"a an points East.
Ihis company operates IT'S own
sleeping cars. LgrVe double borths
individual berth liShts Dining car At
tached 10 through trains.
Correspondence pertaining TO fares.
routes. time schedules etc. respectful
~ solicited. Write freely.
JAMES ROBERTSON,
a. q. +. g. +. A.
Houghton. Mich.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20
EASTERN DESTINATIONS

Week end excursion fares via St
lenace aud the y. n G.. N Co. on sale
every Friday during June and July
iDff Sent 4. rqtp
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

Plttsburgh's new city dIreotor,
shows population Of 6l5.JOO. gain
Of $500 in year
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

"ANTED-Man around so to look af-
Ter our business in nncccupied terri
lo'y. special inducement, permanent
'. a. Buss q Company, Nurseryman
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The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

HELP WANTEp-FEMAlE.

"ANTED-Girl to assist with house :
work Apply 1873 Willow Ave. ~
The Calumet news., 1912-07-20

Depn. on bldCs and
equip. (chg =. & L. 5000 2.47
balance for month .S56.S15 S175)
The mining expense total is shown
as, Development &6,579: stoplng, ST.
I95. total of S12976: moving ore
from dumps to mill cast sass. The
milling cost was $3.50. marketing So
a51 and general expenses S36,OSO. Mis-
fellaneous earnings were 1859.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-09-06

EpwARp TAvLoR should Be Re,
tusned 70 Washiugtou.