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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14
ID IA B F IT F (

Simple Herb Quickly Cures This Dread Disease. ts
 Stay Cured
 Diabetes has heretofore been considered incurabie and the only hope held the afflicted has been to prolong their years by strict dieting.
 plant recently discovered in Mexico. called Dia- betol Herb. has been found to be specific in the treatment of diabetes quickly reducing the specific gravity and sugar. restoring ygor and building the system.
 This harmless vegetable remedy will relieve the patient of his worst symptoms in the most aggravated cases within a week. and prove it will mail thf first soc package 25c. win free booklet of spe- cal value to the diabetic containing latest diet list and exclusive table of food values giving percentage of starch and sugar tCarbohydrates in 25O different foods Tell your afflicted friends of this offer and send 2Jc today for fun sized Soc package. Ames Chemical Co, Box 23 D. Whitney Point. \. r.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14

persons heart when possible is the Chris tian duty of all. There is no one who believes in this more than The Great Andes He delights, in seeing the good that can be done 10 sufferers of any age or conditions of life that use Andes great medicines for what they are recommend ed to cure.
 Richard Taylor, S2 years of age, had joy and sunshine brought to his heart q few days ago He has heard nothing out of his right ear for more than 20 years. He read in the paper of many who were benefited for their hearing. He decided to give it trial in his case. He says: '.Nhen l started using the Andes Medi- cines I was a doubting Thomas. but after ten days 1 began to realize could hear
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14
Past Three Score and Had Not Heard For Years
 Andes Medicines Brings Happiness to His Home

drawn joints, sore muscles, sprains orS strains or the relief, of any pain in three' minutes. Is worth it's weight in dia monds. Price, 50c per bottle, for s125.
 Andes Great Prescription that is ac tually making more permanent cures than any medicine ever sold in Alabama. If removes the cause and this is why every person is satisfied. Every bottle guaran- teed for catarrh, i..digestion. stomach. liver kidney or bladder troubles. and for moves any kind of worms from children or grown folks. Price, sl.00 per bottle. 2 for s2.50, 6 for s5.00. Express prepaid on orders for $500 or more.
 The Great Andes Medicines are on said at Letaw Pharmacy. cor. 18th street and ith avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14
Dixon on the Draw

Draw poker is a fine game, full of skill and science, and the man who know what to draw to and when to do it is tn fellow who gets the money. Harris Dixon the author, was explaining one day tha every man who makes a practice of try Ing to fill four card flush is doomed L bankruptcy:
 There is no use talking" said Dixon Drawing to four flush is bad business I lost three plantations drawing to them Two of the plantations were lost by draw ing and never filling the flush, and I threv away the third by finally making tn flush against full house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14
THE RATIONAL PLAN FOR A VACATION

Not idleness, but change of scene and environment with a combination of recrea- tion and profitable study. This Is the ra- tional plan, whether for young or old. Fireman College, Gainesville, Ga. has solved the problem for teachers, mothers and young women. A beautiful descrip- tive booklet has been issued, and will be sent free to any one who is interested.
 Address Brenau College. P. 0. Box 27, Gainesyile Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14

are the prime markings of the blankets limitations are, of course. legion and fl | difficult for any save an expert to tell tn real Indian blanket from some of the fine spurious ones sold throughout the unite' States.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-14
A Further Safeguard

on the glib tongue of an interruptions eanyasser.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-02-15

Our Shoe Department is now most complete.
Bring the entire family and see how reasonably
you can shoe them at the Famous. We. want you
to learn more about this department.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
ikTERCLASs RIVALRY.
basketball League Organized for the
Calumet Hiqh School

Ihe calumet high schools interclass
basketball league has been reorganized
Tor the season with the following cap
'ains seniors. Ray Soddy: Juniors.
Michael Punek; Sophomores. Edwin
ppland; Freshmen. Samuel pascoe.
practice win begin on Monday al the
cabinet iieht Guard nrmory. ana il
- likely the schedule of games will
open Oh the following Monday. All
"l The classes will be represented by
strong teams and il is expected the
season will be II very successful one
Ihe Seniors and Sophomores will he
especially strong.
The Pro- Et- Con debating society
has been reOrganized for the cominr
season and committee has been
named 10 campaign for new members.
Last year the society had 81 enrolled
members, only ten OF whom remain in
the school. The club besides its de-
bates, engages in the study of parlia-
mentary practice.
"A similar literary society may ne
formed by the girls OF the Calumet
hiEh school
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
COLLECTIONS
POOR TO DATE
Only $4,000 Received by Town
ship Treasurer

Township tax collections To date are
considerably smaller that at the Same
time last year Up Ia noon today only
about $4,000 or the total roll of 1895, ,00O
mad been collected, whereas last year
al this time the total collections
amounted Ia several thousand dollars.
Treasurer Tomasi is not discouraged
however, in view of the fact that about
S3iO.OO0 Of the total roll Is assessed
against the various mining companies
OF this district. whose payments are
likely To be deferred until after Jan
uary /.
IL behooves taxpayers 10 see that
thelr taxes are paid at an early date,
however, for after January 10, a special
collection fee OF 3 per cent viii be
CHARGED. At present the collection fee
Is only one per cent but for taxes
which are delinquent after January 10
the collection fee viii be per cent, the
diiterence being considerable.
Treasurer Tomasi and Assistant W.
H. Bennetts anticipate that the pay
ments will come in better after the
various mining companies square their
payrolls next Saturday.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
APPEALS FOR CHRISTMAS
AID FOR CALUMET POOR
ApJUTANT JACKSON OF SALIVA.
TON ARMY SENDS ANOTHER
LETTER TO PUBLIC.

AdJutant A. u. Jackson of the sal
vation Army Is issuing appeals fol
Christmas aid for the poor. Circular
letters are being mailed 10 fraternal
societies, ana others. ana ID is expect
ed the response VIII be gratifying. The
letter Is as follows
Calumet, Mich, Dec 9, 1912.
Dear Friend
christmas is close al hand. and al.
ready the poor are appealing To as for
tickets emitting them To u Christmas
dinner basket. Last year We sent out
llI baskets loaded with good things
We must not do less this year, with
increased poverty. We must do more,
more. VIII you help 10 make this pos
sibleP
Every case is investigated and the
most needy helped.
A statement of receipts ana ex-
penditures will be published.
VIII YOU join us ia our Christmas
mission
Your gift may be divided as fol
lows, If You so desire
Christmas Dinner $1,000. .,.. S.,.,..
General work and emergency
rellei OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. So
signed Name Observation-Disclosures.
'uuitFS -'''.'.'.'.'.. .......,,,.,.,
Thanking you in anticipation of an
early reply.
Il am, yours very truly
"A. ID. Jackson. Adjt
'Note-Make all checks payable to
the Salvation Army"
Christmas ketties to Boil.
Keep the kettle boiling will De the
o admonition of the officers OF the Sal
walton Army and other workers, who
have arranged To establish the usual
Christmas kettles at convenient places
throughout the business section of the
city Saturday. in anticipation of the
Christmas dinner for the poor of this |
city. Liberal contributions are ex-
pected.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

We don't want to carry over any
thing 10 our new store which is in the
course or construction on 9Th st. and
which viii De- ready in January. That
IS why We are offering bargains in
watches, fine jeweiry. cut glass, ivory
clocks, silverware. china, toilet sets
gold headed umbrellas. opera glasses,
brass ana copper ware, etc. Select
what you want ana We will put IL
away for later delivery Levin Jewel
~ Co Advertisement II
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
PAYS FINE AND COSTS,
Man Arrested on Charge of Carrying
Concealed Weapons,


Giovaranti Cecchi was arrested Sat
arday evening and brought before jus
tice william Fisher this morning
charged with carrying concealed
weapons. The arrest was the result Of
an alleged disturbance in the saloon
conducted by William Jones, Saturday
evening. II is alleged Cecchi drew q
revolver from his pocket and fired IL a.
random throughout the saloon. terror
i2ng the place. Fortunately no one
was hurt. Eecchi pied guilty to the
charge when arraigncd this morning
ana was sentenced to pay IA fine of $40
and costs The money was forthcom-
Ing.
John Heinitz was brought before
Justice G. @. Jackola this morning.
charged with simple larceny, on com
plant of Patrick Leary, who alleged
that lieinitz took the sum of 81 from
hiDi, while i'm the sullivan Livery On
Pine street. The defendant admitted
he had the money. but claimed IL came
into his possession while doing
friendly act for Leary. lis asserted hc
had asked for and received the money
from l.eary, while the latter was in
toAicated and did SO To insure greater
safety for ii. The case was dismissed
upon the payment of the costs by Hell
nitz and the returning Of the money.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
BRITISH CLUB
PLAN FAVORED


There was a very satisfactory at
Tendance at the meeting held in the
Y NJ. <. A. on Saturday evening, call
ed ny Physical Director John John
stone, to discuss the project OF form
ing olnb composed uf former resi-
dents "f The British Isles The plan
was generally favored and another
meeting win be- held on Saturday
evening, 10 complete the formal or
ganization by electing ofhcers and
planning tor the seasons activities
The principal purpose of the club is
To provide place where the members
may meet socially under the best OF
auspices There viii be no charge made
for membership
All OF those present Saturday agreed
to interest IS many friends as possible
curing the week, 50 that there might
be q larger ATTENDANCE next SATURDAY.
fifty members is considered within
The range of possibility
The club viii play chess and check
'rs during the winter months ana will
also discuss current events in the
British Isles and in America The
meetings will be largely informal.
After the British club is thoroughly
organized other nationalltles viii be
interested and invited 10 organize and
II the Gibbs decide 10 participate in
activities during the coming
summer An international athletic NEE,
may ue arranged
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
f%TsS'fs'ff~Fvr.s-s~ST-t,sS~sT.s
LOCAL sREViTiES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Mechlin and
chnld are spending a few days visiting
| friends at Marquette.
The Upper Peninsula Poultry associ-
alton will meet Thursday evening in
the Y. NJ c. A. To make further ar
rangements for the second annual
poultry show To be held in January
The date of the basketball game be-
tween the Calumet Engineers and the
NJ c. NJ. team on the armory hoor
has been changed from Saturday eve-
ming To Friday evening
The Copper Range and ST. Paul
roads have arranged for a special
sleeper out OF the copper country on
The NIGHT Of Dec. 20, for the convent
ence Of teachers who expect TO spend
the holidays elsewhere.
c. D. Bushnell left today for Chi
cago
Air ana Mrs Gordon r. Campbell
have gone to Washington, n. .. 10
visit.
Major Michael ]. Phillips Of Owosso
was the guest OF Col. ana Mrs. W. II.
for Houghton where ne will give lee
lures in connection with the presenta
ton Of the military movies" today
Gervin Ross. who has been seriously
III with pneumonia for some time Is
reported as slightly improved today.
The Upper Peninsula Poultry asso-
sociation will hold It's regular De
paf hsaF Ina. In h.a Al A
lecture room on Thursday evening.
Present indications are that Christ
mas poultry viii be OF about the same
price as Thanksgiving poultry, al
though at present they are selling
slightly cheaper
The Swedish VI. f.. church Of Sixth
street will hold It's regular quarterly
conference this evening Ia he presid
ed over by Rev. John Anderson at
Marinette. district superintendent.
II is likely the meeting of the exc
cutive committee in charge at the
fire tournament plans viii not be call
ed until after New Years. lt is plan
ned 10 inauguTate an aggressive cam
Eaign for funds
NV W'udinE was bIl s'ils
nrday AT the Sacred Heart church of
Miss Marsaret Kodger To Amos Meh-
rens. Only the immediate relatives of
The young people Were present Both
Mr.. and Mrs. Mehrens are well known
in Calumet, where they will make their
home.
Mrs. James Hoatson has gone 10
Chicago.
Alex Greenshields left last evening
for Green Bay, Wis where he will
transact business.
Mark Train of the vivian store force
has gone Ia Escanaba on business.
Hugh BuZzo will leave tomorrow
evening for Southampton. He expects
to spend Christmas in Cornwall, Eng
land.
stephen Caldwell will leave tomor-
row evening for Plymouth. England.
from where he win go to Cornwall. To
spend the holidays.
Tomorrow is the last day upon which
to forward mail letters and packages
intended for European delivery before
Christmas. While ID may he possible
that letters and packages mailed later
will reach their destination in time,
this Is considered unlikely.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
SAVING Old trays.

When a japanned tray becomes old
and Clipped, give II two coats OF
white paint and one of enamel the
bottom as well ss the top Stand II
On the edge to dry after each coat II
will he found as good as new. as well
as very pretty The enamel is sssiy
renewed.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
Lesson In Happiness.

There is lesson In the following
from one Of the pldtime colored
brethren; Whenever / feels go hap.
py dat All wants 10 holler, don't
hoiief-ier fear III lose all de happi-
ness. 'Stidoer doin' dat. | des Keeps
still, en feels ood"-Atianta Consti
tuition
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
Imaeinatlon's Limitations.

III an actor imagines that he is
Fat man h. will appear fat to the
spectators leading tragedian tells
Us II may be so. but We have seen
an actor who iaagines he was good
actor and cid not appear so To the
spectators.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
ATTENTION OWLS.

All members Of Laurium Nest are
requested 10 attend the regular meet.
ing Tuesday night, December 10th
Election of officers will be held and a
social session will follow the meeting
NJ. w. Seifert, Pres.
10 Advertisement
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

Beautiful engraving free with every
purchase at 4 Off grand removal sale
az Levin Jewelry Co
Advertisement II
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

Take advantage OF Levin Jewelry
Co.'S q off removal sale. We have
the finest stock In this city Come
early. A small deposit viii assure
you the pick of the stock.
AhXerIlRemeni II
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

\ majority OF the fight fans are of
the opinion that Al Wolpast never
viii he able To regain the lightweight
championship.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
REMOVAL SALE or MILLINERY.

Beginning today ana continuing until
my new quarters are ready for busi-
ness, | place on sale my entire line %
millinery al removal prices. Big re-
ductions on everything in stock. Pur-
chase now Tor Christmas. All this sea
sons millinery. This Is a genuine sale
la short time / will he located IN the
new building being erected bv the
Levin Jewelry CO on 5th street. You
are invited 10 take advantage OF this
sale Miss r vi Welsing. Fifth Sur,
Calumet. advertisement :
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

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The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
value OF Isttucs.

Lettuce mas soothing effect Oh tie
nerves and Is excellent for sufferers
from Insomnia.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
Getting u niant.

he is great esCtist"
No, you are mistaken. He is mere.
" al sgotist who thinks he is great"
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

The Penn State eleven has not been
beaten IN the last two wears. its near
est approach To defeat being the "a
~ game with the Navy last season.
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS OF

l viii be In the NJ. 4 NJ bank on
Dec. ana every day thereafter dur
ing banking hours for the purpose Of
collecting township taxes.
Anton Tomasl.
u ADVERTISEMENT
The Calumet news., 1912-12-09

TRY a NEWS WANT Ap.
Advertise m THE NEWS.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08
PRESCOTT BANkER-U

PRESCOTT BANkER-H. A. Che verton, cashier of the Prescott Ma. tional Bank is guest at the Adams
 HORSE WAS kltLED-A horse belonging to Andy Thoman was killed yesterday by Officer Canning. The scene Of the execution was the river bank south of town.
 ALL DAY MEETiNG-The ladies o1 the Christian church will hold an all day meeting at the church today. Lun- cheon will be served at I2:30 an;l there will be a business meeting at 3 o'clock. Each lady is to bring one article of food for the luncheon.
 A SON-Harry Bruce Claflin. now aged one day, arrived here yesterday and was joyfully greeted by his par ents MT. and Mrs. Howard Claflin of l042 West Jackson street. Harry is husky lad of 11A pounds and ap- parently has all the qualifications of an even better architect than his dad dy. which is saying a great deal
 VISITING HER GRANpsoN-Mrs M. F. Davis arrived here last night on Nlslt 10 ner grandson II. A Davis. one of Maricopa county's members of the house of representatives. Mrs Davis is so years young but as sprv as many younger women, and travels about the country unattended She is enroute to her home in California after visit her son in Nebraska.
 INVITATION TO JUDGE MORROW The chamber of commerce of Tue son and the Pima county bar associa- tion, united in sending to Judge ". w. Morrow, who is presiding over the United States district court here. an invitation to visit Tucson before he re- turns to the coast. The judge stated last night that he would be pleased to accept the invitation but he is not certain yet as the whether he will have time to do so after concluding his work here.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08
CoRONER's cASE-Coror

| CORONER'S CASE-Coroner C. W Johnstone conducted an inquest yes
 terday over the body of five month
 old Maria Luz Salazar. who die,
 without medical attendance at th
 home of the parents on East Jack son street.
 DR. LENTZ HURT.-Dr. w. G Lentz. dentist. and Victor s. Gar. ciner. an employe of the Phoeni, Bakery. failed to agree over a bii for services. Gardiner is said 10 hay. siashed at the doctor with a cak. knife and to have inflicted coupl, of superficial wounds. Gardiner i. charged with felonious assoult anc will be given hearing in JusticC Parker's court at 10 o'clock this morning.
 STELLA FINED.-Stella Thomas colored. indulged in a dispute with another gemman'' yesterday, a; Sixth avenue and Buchanan street Stella is said to have been boisterous and that is why Judge Parker fined her 8. Later the defendant declared that she was only defending herself from a deadly assault made with a ''razzer." but as this story was pos. facto it failed to get into the rec ords O. the court.
 BUSY OAY.-Carpenters are at work at the capitol making the ne- cessary alterations for the supreme court and the legislature. state library and to accommodate the rest of the shifting about incident to the change in the system of administering the affairs of the state. Monday. March 18th will be a busy day at the state house. On that date the first legis- lature will convene; the supreme court will hold it's first session. and the bar association of the state Of Arizona will meet.
 4 WATCH MYSTERY-Roy Kirk land is the victim of watch mys- tery. He is working on the Tempe bridge and on Wednesday drove a team of mules to Phoenix on an errand. As he passed the high school he looked at his watch. re- stored it to his pocket and coming on down town hitched the team. walked few paces on the sidewalk and felt for his time piece. but it was gone. So far as he knows mo- body was near enough to have robbed him if he had been inclined and he looked in every possible place he could have dropped the watch but without success. It's just q mystery. The watch was valued at s150 beside the sentimental value attached to it as present, and also in addition to the hair fob with which he car ried it.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08
Of Local Interest
 STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department daily re- port, March :
 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 Ieet -.-..-.-... l1o.l J Contents of reservoir, acre feet 3S9, ,952 Elevation of water in reservoir
 l year ago today. feet ....... 150.50 Contents of reservoir 1 year
 ago today. acre feet .... 409. - Loss preceding A hours. acre
 Itel -....--..- ..-.--..---.. I,1 S Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam.
 NJ. | ......... ..22,3 ,36O Normal flow at joint head. NJ
 L.. .... ... 3,4G5 Amount of water used for irri-
 sation, north side. NJ. I.... 90, ,035 Amount of water used for irri-
 gation, south side. M. I..21.6fS Water today in Arizona. Grand and Salt River Valley canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08

Mean daily humidity. 3S. Mean daily temperature. 62 Highest temperature 70. Lowest temperature. 55. Total daily rainfall. Excess in temperature yesterday ] degrees.
 Excess in temperature since first or month g degrees. Accumulated excess in temperature, since January 1. 1912. I'll degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday. 0.02 inches.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. 010 inches Accumulated deficiency in rainfall, since January l. 1.99 nches.
 ETNAIR F.. LANNING,
 Official in charge.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08

For your own sake it will pay you to remember that the Owl Drug Co.,, Corner First Avenue and Adams gives the best service in town.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08
FREE METHODIST CHURCH.

East Adams St. Sunday school at 10 A. NJ. General class meeting at eleven Testimony meeting at P NJ. Preach ing at 7:45 Prayer meeting on Thurs day night.
 BACK UP.-Paul Renau Ingles. agent for the Fleming Block. has is sued a nedict requesting au.o drivers to back their machines against 1he curb about that office building at First avenue and Washington street. This is the metropolitan style and is adopted 70 save room. There are oc- casionally half q hundred autos about this corner, and some refOrmator. .' measure was required to avoid con- gesting the street
 BIBLES FOR THE hOTELS-Mr w. F.. Henderson, secretary of the GideOns national movement will ad- dress q mass meeting of Christian men Sunday afternoon at the Central M. F.. church. Afterwards these men will march to the various hotels and leave a Bible for each room of the hotel. This has been done in many of the cities of the country. At d meeting last evening the following committees were appointed to have charge of this visit of secretary Henderson: Program, Walter Hill; finance, F.. A. Spauldng; Bibles and hotels, B. W. Getsinger; parade. secretary Davis, r. M. C. A: publicity. J. l.. Burchane
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08
THE WEATHER. Local Daily Weather Report for the Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today: Fair
 Data for 24 hours ending 6:O0 h. m SeSterday.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-08

Watson, the late republican leader of the house of representatives from In- diana. with party of capitalists in- terested in the building of a million dollar water storage dam near Pres colt. is in the city for the purpose of viewing the wondrous effects of irri- UatioD