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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-08
Gains
30 Pounds
In 30 Days
SOC Package of Remarkable Flesh
Builder, Protone, Sent Free To
Prove What It VIII Do.

It is astonishing TO see the effects pro-
duced by the new iesh-increaser Protone.
To put on real, solid, healthy hesh, at the
rate of q pound day, is not at all re-
markable with this new wonder.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-08

lars while riding on it's cars. Several con-
ductors have been badly burned recently
because their eelluloid collars caught fire
through the blowing out of fuses.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-08
MICHIGAN C0L0NISTS
WILL GO TO WAYCR0SS
fspecial Dispatch to The Journal.)

special Dispatch to The Journal)
WAYCROSS, Ga, Nov. 5.-Information
received today from Michigan states
that a colony OF from fifteen to twenty
families has been formed and win To-
cate in Ware during the early winter.
The colony selected one Of their num-
Der as an investigator and unknown
to realty agents or others he visited
several sections in the south and on
his return recommended Ware county.
The colony win prove fine addition
for Ware and will aid materially in the
agricultural development OF the county.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-11-08

Just sign and mail me the free
coupon below. You will then get IL
new style wall picture paintings
and I2 coupons, each good for IS
natterpa These pictlIreg are new.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01

Taborska Geska hudebnf kapela,
nejlepsi We statu, vyjede 81 Ease
do okolnfch NEST, kde vzdy v ur-
Gene dny sehraje ma ulici nekolik
kusi a pax pofadati Dude tanecnf
zabavu. jak nasleduje: V Geddes
6 1nora, Ravinia Z. V Dante 8, We
Scotland 8, a v Tynda)l 10 1nora.
Vstupne vzdy $1.00 do zabavy.-
Jelikoz je letos pfestupny rok, bu-
de damam dovoleno, by 81 pc dive
hodiny pfi zabave vybiraly taneG-
Milky samy. Danny neplati vstup-
ne a mohou 81 piece samy vybira-
ii taneGnfky, a j ten, ktery nikdy
netantf, ma pfilezitosi 81 skotit.
Zakusky budou prodavary. Ia
vzornt pofadek a dobre pobavenf
ruGi Taborska kapela. James
Uherka, fiditel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01
FOtogrdfie.

Oznamuji vefejnosti, ze zhoto-
vuji fotografe venkovnf; jake o.
bydli, fanny, atd., pax svatebnf
skupiny, a fotografie zemfelych.
KIDD ma stare rodice a nema jejich
obraz mdze lie dati fotografovat v
jejich obydlf a staff tito Tide Sc
nemusf plahocit do m9sta. Portre-
ty mcclellan, pon6vat nemam mist
most, ale mann 1mysl neco podnik-
nouti, j. A. Dvofak.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01

Opet upozorhujem lidi ktefi
hodlaji zaslati penize "a objednane
zbozi anebo iinak, ze bankovni
smenka je neJlacinejsim, nejiistej-
Sim a n-jpfihodnejsim zpdsobem
vyffzeni zalezitosti. Name Ipl-
nt seznam vsech smenek mani W.
dan5ch, take kdyby Sc nekters
ztratila v doprave zkrze postu ane
DO jinak, snadno Sc vyhotovi JEFF
duplikat. Mimo toho dame ma
kaadou rezft. Vsecky smenky
jenz v%yhotovfme pfijdou nam zpet
pc vyplaceni a my je pax ulozfme
a osoba ktera zmenku koupila, v
padu ze by potfebovala ddkaz, Re
zmenka byla vyplacena osobe jiz
byIa zaslana, snadno takovy ddkaz
2 nasich knih a zaznamd obdrzf.
Dole uvadime k porovnanf poplat
KY jez titaji Sc ma poste nebo ex-
presu a Gftame my:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01

Ma farm9 Vol. Vlasaka, 8 mile
zapadne cd Tabora sc Dude odbt-
vati vefejna drazba We stredu Z.
dnora phi ktere Sc proda 8 koni,
6 kusd dobytka, 6 prasst, hospo-
dafske stroje 100 buslI ovsa ma Sc
memo a jine veci. Mattel Eman
Pekaf, licitant, M. j. Loes, klerk
J. A. Wagner.
Kosickova zabava Sc Dude odbt-
vati We skole Blachnikov9 sew cd
1abora v sobotu 3. Gnora. D9vca
ia jsou zvany by 81 poffdily kosfc-
ky. Pred prodejem kosickn, zaci
skoly ptednesou peknt program.
Pan Vtborny pro ten Ecel zapuj-
til svGj fonograf. Kazdt je Evan
by Sc dostavil.
Ceny pfi maskarnim plesu KITE
rt uspofadal Josef Hala minulou
sobotu obdrzeli nasledujicf: 81 Eu
nice Ferdig z Yankton prvnf cenu
a 81. Flossie Wedmore druhou &C.
nu. Martin Klauda prvnf muz-
skou cenu, co ''ojak" jeho veliten-
silva Franz ~.Iosefa, Alois Smuch
druhou cenu CO cernoch q Josef
Carda tfetf. Navsteva byla vetsf
nezli sin.
V Gtery minult t5den vstoupili
do stavu manzelskeho Albert Via
SAX Sc 81. Kristinou Merkvanou,
We zdejsfm kat. kostele. Obfady
vykonal velp. Bouska. Zenich je
synem zdejsfch manzeln Vol. Via
sakovych a nevesta dcerou MAMIE
Ia Jan Merkvanovych. Oba jsou
narozeni v tonic okresu a test Sc
vseobecne vazenosti. Usadi Sc ma
farme otce zenicha, a mile M "a
pad cd mesta. Pfejem zdaru a
stesti.
Oznamujem obchodnfkIm v Ia
bore a v sousednfc mestech Re jill
jsme obdrzeli vzorky nastennych
kalendafi, a kapes pro rok 1918
Kdo hodla sve zakazniky pod9lit
kalendafem utinf dobfe kdyz 81
nasi zasobu pres 500 vzorkn pro-
hlfdne. M1zem kalendafe dati
mnohem lacineii nezli kterykoli,
agent a chceme to dokazati. Pro-
Gez neobiednaveite kalendafe cd
agentn drive nezli mas vtb6r Dude
te videt.
Karel Petffk a 81. Marie KoGer
vstoupils do stavu manzelskeho V
Gterf rano We zdeisfm katolickem
kostele. Obfady vykonal Rev.
Bouska. Pc obfadech svatebnf
druzina uchfliIa Sc do domova To-
dicn nevesty, 2 mile ma zapad cd
Tabora kde byla v%ystrojena hosti-
ma. Vecer pax Sc odbtvala tanec
nj zabava Y sini Michlove. Zenich
je synem j. S. Petfika a nev9sta
je dcerou Franka Kotera Oba
jsou Y tonic okresu rozeni a test
sew elke oblib6. Pan Petfik je
zamestnanim tesaf. Usadi Sc zde
v Tabofe. Pfejem vseho dobra.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01
Not Worth Five.

Marry me?" said the duke. But.
duke" responded the heiress. II feel
somewhat committed to the count"
"Have no regrets on that score !
gave the count a dve-dollar note and
bought him on"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01
Very Realistic.

First Paris Artistry you put Eat
salt wild re paint? Second Artist
Eet is for a marine picture. ] make
ze paint salt; zen when ze English
put zair fingers to zair lips. gay say.
"Eet Is wonderful. almost taste re salt
on re ocean," Fan say buy.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01
Truly Conservative.

Talleyrands conservatism was
summed up by a witty compatriot.
Paul de Courier. who declared that II
T%alleyrand had been present at the
creation. he would have exclaimed:
Good gracious! Chaos will be de-
stroyed!"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01

UnreasonabIeness Permissible.
Human beings were ne ser meant to
be entirely reasonable people: senti-
ment and responsiveness were intend.
ed to play a part in human lite.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01
March Of PROGRESS,

ct see they have torn down a 20
story shack in New York to get a
site to put a building on" "Yes: and
they are using last years dread.
noughts for targets"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-02-01
DOMACl zPRAvY.

ODChO0em We cUVrIek.
Karel Mach je upout&n ma lGz-
ko tento tfden revmatismem.
j. M. Petfik z Lake Andes byl
zde "a obchodem ma zaeatku tyd-
ne.
Mike Nader Cd Geddes byl zde
navstevou u svakra j. f. Hrusky
v Gtert.
Pr. M. J Rady cd Scotland by
la zde navstevou u rodich, manze-
lii j. Skalakovtch.
Pr. Mateje Merkvana a pi. Jos.
Povondry byly n~dvstevou u pfa-
tel v Yankton.
Pr. Vol Rokdska, sestra Vol.
Vlasaka, a jeff syn byli zde navste
YOU minult tyden.
Josef Peska zaslal karu dobytka
do Sioux City a Vol. Vlasak dive
kary tento tSden.
Sebral jsem, bilou swim, vahy
100 liber. Mattel j obdrzf pc "a
placenf Gtrat V. J. Obr.
81. Bozena PetfikovA cd Trip
Sc sucastnila svatby sveho bratrs
Karla zde. Odjels We ctvrtek.
DR.. Bl{zek Sc navratil We stfedu
2 Omaha kamz doprovazel Antons
KyselSho cd Geddes, ktery tam
Dude operovan ma zanet slepehc
stfeva.
Josef KoGer a jeho yet G. ii
Bates z Pine Ridge reservace, a '
j. Wagner z Yankton byl zde ,
sobotu navst6vou. Pan koter 81
tez shGastnil svatby sve netefe
Marie Koterove.
Vefejna drazba Sc Dude odbyva
ii ma farme Jana Caby, 1 mill nj
palnoc cd Tabora Tho 1nora KID!
proda kone. dobytek. hospodaf
ske s~troje. domacf nabytek, atd
j. j. Caba, mattel.
j. G.. Bouska v pondelf uklouz
mezi dvefmi holfrny Jana Matus
ky a pohmozdil Sc padem tax q
musel bft zavol6n lekaf Vacla'
je doposud upoutan ma lazko.
Pr. Jos. Duffka sen pfijela :
detmi We stfedu 2 Winner. Jej
manzel sem pfijede pffstf tfden
potahem. Svoji domovinu u Wi
ner vysedeli a ubytuji Sc We dff
vejsim SVEN obydlf Y meste.
Josef Skorpik 81 minulou soho
tn vykloubil v zapestf pravou ru
ku pfi vtlatovani vozu do kdlny
pfi cemz uklouzl ma lede a pad
plnou Thou ma rnku. DR.. Blizel
mu ruku zasadil a ujistil no, Re T.
k smrti neni.
w. w. Bouska z Yankton by
zde navstevou u rodiGI v IterS
pfi te pfilezitosti 81 objednal PEEK
ne nastenne kalendafe pro 70
1912. Pravil Re takovou krasno'
a lacinou sbirku jake je nase dc
sud nevidel.
Josef Petfik, syn V. S. Petffk
jenz bydlf u Wagner koupil "a
akrovou farmu Cd H. G. Schneid
"a zapadne cd mesta tento ttder
Ma farmu u Wagner o 240 akrec
a jakmile tuto proda odstehuje S
ma move koupeny pozemek.
Tisknem vkusne svatebnf poz
vanky. proceA nastavajfcf zeniche
We. jen nam poseptejte do ucha c
vase srdce blazf a my yam S nejve
81 ochotou po~slouzime, nejen S pc
v6nkami, ale i v kapacite smircih
soudce VAN poslouzf vydavatel
H. d. James, z Wagner, PRED
soda spolku obchodnikd M Platt
linii prave pry obdrzel oznamer
cd Grednikd drahy Milwaukske !
pocfnaje 4 Gnorem Sc ucinf znen
v jfzde osobniho vlaku, Re vyjed
2 Platte O hodinu pozd&ji rano
z Yankton o hodinu drive odpole
ne. Dude Ii tomn tax mGzem rs
spokojeni nebot to Dude praktit
tejsi neil kdykoliv pred tim.
The Washington times., 1912-08-02
ICE TRUST HEARING
HALTED AFTER TWO
WITNESSES TESTIFY
Prosecutor to Examine
Books and Records of
American Company.

After the examination of two Witness
es the grand Jury today temporarily
suspended the investigation of the sus-
pected "Ice trust" at the direction of
Acting District Attorney Reginald 3.
Huidekoper, who Is under instructions
from Attorney General Wickersham.
The inquiry was halted to permit
Prosecutor Huidekoper and agents OF
the Department of Justice to examine
the books and records of the American
Ice Company, the corporation under
the ban in New York city, the board OF
directors of the concern having offered
full access TO their accounts.
An agreement has been reached be-
tween the Attorney General and the Ice
maanates whereby changes will be made
in the conduct of the American Ice
Company's business II the investigation
discloses any violations of the Sherman
antitrust law. William Tucker, a New
York banker and director of the cor
poration, gave this assurance after dis
claiming any knowledge of wrongdoing
ON the part of the concern.
George w. Schlegelmilch, of Philadel-
phia, president of the Georgetown Ice
Company, and s. A. Kimberly, local
manager of the American Ice Company,
were the two witnesses examined bA the
grand jury today. They submitted a
mass of data bearing on the transac-
tions of their companies, including
books, records and accounts
/ The grand jury adjourned this after
noon subject to the call Of the United
states Attorneys office.
The Washington times., 1912-08-02
MANY CONVENTIONS
COMING HERE IN
NEXT TWO MONTHS
List of Gatherings for Aug
ust and September An
nounced Today.

From August 10 to the end of septem-
ber washington will be busy entertain
Ing delegates to no less than eight con-
yentions. The conventions for the next
two months start with the National
Haymakers' Association on August 10
and end with the Fifteenth Interna-
tional Congress on Hygiene and Demog-
raphy from September % to 2s The
list of gatherings for August and Sep
tember was announced by the Chamber
of Commerce today.
The other organizations and the dates
of their meetings are as follows:
Daughters of America, d. c.. Septem-
ber ell; National Dental Association,
September 1o-13; International Congress
on Applied Chemistry, September 15;
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America, September IL; Wa
ter Works Association of England, Sep
tember 1920. and the American Pub
lie Health Association September 1920.
The international congress on Hygiene
and Demography will be attended, It
is expected, by between 1000 and 5000
delegates from all parts of the United
states and nearly every civilized coun-
try In the world. It Is to be held In
the United States for the first time and
In not expected to be held In this coun-
try again for about thirty years. The
congress is held every three or hve
years and always at the invitation or
some government,
The Washington times., 1912-08-02
WOMAN Who KILLED
. RIVAL IN FRANCE TO
HAVE HUSBANDS AID
Bloch, Whose Wife Slew
Mrs. ]. E. Bridgeman,
Offers Help.

PARIS, Aug. Mrs. CASTOR Blochs
lawyers arc said today to have received
assurances from their clients husband
that he will do all he can to aid his
wife's defense at her trial for killing
Mrs. James e. Bridgman. her rival for
his affections.
Bloch, 1t Is understood, was travelina
In Germany when the shooting oc-
CURED. And the newspapers have not
vet succeeded In finding him. probably
because he has taken pains to avoid
being found. The lawyers, however
got in touch with him through his wife,
who had received a letter from him just
before she shot Mrs. Bridgman.
This letter, indeed, was responsible
for the shooting. In 1t, Bloch Is said
to have expressed deep anxiety for a
reconciliation with his wife. 1t was to
ask her not to stand In its way that
Mrs. Bloch called on Mrs. Bridgman
and II was when the latter refused that
Mrs. Bloch shot and killed her.
His wife's act evidently has not al
tered Bloch's wish to return to her.
If anything, 1T has strengthened his
affection for her, to Judge from the
energetic expressions he Is under
stood to have used in instructing the
lawyers to prepare for the effort to
save her from the consequences of her
deed, and from his unqualified readi-
ness to assist them by all financial or
other means in his power.
The Washington times., 1912-08-02

DIR. Mary O'Malley, of the medical
staff of the Government Hospital for
the Insane, has gone on her vacation,
which she will pass In Buffalo. N. Y.
her former home. She was accom-
panied by Miss O'Malley. a sister. who
has been her guest. p
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-08
PAINESDALE TEAM WILL
WORK BEFORE GRAND LODGE
MEMBERS OF ODD FELLOW TEAM
WILL LEAVE FOR DETROIT
ON 7lDAf.

The Painosdale lodge degree team,
/ o. O. f., will leave Friday evening
for Detroit where they wiz put on the
initiatory degree at the Grand lodge
sessions. The chance to participate in
this manner is great honor confer
red upon the lodge. The team has
been practicing for the past three
months and has succeeded in getting
the work down To- a mgh degree OF
reflection. At an Initiation last sat
urday evening at ,ho Paine Memorial
library the work of the team was
greatly commended by those present
all Of whom are convinced that the
team will make a biz hit 1T Detroit.
lh"se who 20 10 Detrui; are as fol-
lows
Noble grand-Edward Cowllng.
Vice grand-CharlCs Francis
Past grand-Josiah Carno.
Right supporter noble srand--John
Angolc.
Len supporter noble grand - WIN.
ifHAA iiAAA'iis
Right supporter vice grand ~ Harry
FauH.
Loft supporter vice grand--John
Dudley.
Warden nnior-Thomas Nnrcarrow.
Warden sentur-James Trceenaa.
Conductor-.Iohn EarcarroW.
Chaplain-Dayid s,awg.
scene supporters Harry Chappcll.
Fred Jenkins.
Inside guardian Wi,frod Blewett.
Outside conductor Stephen SIM
mons
Scere bearera-Thomas Dudley Bert
Jane William Vine, Leonard Perry.
Torch bearcrs--Georee Keliow Chas.
na'uc.
Piano-Arthnr sims
DeIorates-idward Cowling, past
rand ana Charles Francis, past
Grand.
Degree captain.-Edward Cowling
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-08
LOCAL MAN HAS CONTRACT.
George Narcotic Shifting the Main
Street az L'Anse.

George Narcotic, the Houghtou corr
tractor, has begun operations on 81.
( 600 contract for the village az L'Ans,
for the shifting % The main street
where 81 crosses the Fan river. Th.
street is 20 be shifted $50 feet south
Ia make additional space for the p'en'
% the Marshall Buffers Lumber com-
pany. the Institution that is going Sd
bring about the salvation Of the Wiz
lage
The contracts includes The cuttin-
out Of a new street, grading =, afl
constructing it Of copper country mine
rock and building a concrete bridge
across the river. Mt. Narcotic has o
big gang Of men AT work and expects
to have his contract completed this
fall
This contract is an Indication Of the
public spirit Of the village admin.stra-
ton al L'Anse. Tho village realizes the
tremendous Importance OF this new
mill and is willing 10 do anything and
everything TO further It's plans. The
u aA4A 1AA'fN az ~ ffTfAAh iAilN N''.' Na''T'
to LAnse bay making the compauy's
mill site rather contracted. The shift
ing OF the street viii increase tho
working space for the mill and Yards.
The village is not doing this on sup
position because the Marshall Buffers
company has 200 men az work on the
ground and is willing 10 increase this
force 20 800
The company's work thus far has
been the construction Of the concrete
foundation for its main min building
This building is 2l5 feet long and IS
feet wide. Attached 10 IL al rs south
west corner is TO bee a big lumber sort
Ing she'd rs by go feet To the NORTH
of the mill building viii Dee the big
power plant.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-08
Houghton Department
The Program, for Evenine.

the regular police force In keeping or
der
The Program for Evening.
Chairman-Dr ~. "A. Dodge, mayo
u the city OF Hancock.
l. Selection. {. & II. band.
?. Invocation 10 duty-Rev. Mandu
Barrett Of Hancock
3 Campaign s0ng-Portage LAX
8lee club.
= Address-George d Mcclellan
Issues Of the Campaisn GA the Pro
gressive Platform"
8. C. and II. band with vocal accom-
paniment by- Giee Club and audience.
6. Introduction 81 Colone, Theodore
Roosevelt by William ). Macdonald.
candidate Tor Congress on the Na-
tional Progressive ticket.
:. Address-CoL Theodore Roose-
welt.
$. Q. snd H. band with vocal ac-
compartment by Glee Club ana atdi-
ence.
The program VIII commence prompt
~ at z 80.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-08
PHYSICAL DEPT.
VERY POPULAR
Director Wagner Outlines Need
of Special Training
BY c. ]. WAGNER,
Physical Director Houshton High
School,


one of the greatest evils of our mod
ern school methods is the confinement
OF large number OF pupils for from
Eve % six hours per day. The nature
of our school organization requires
that the pupils sit quietly at their
desks during the greater part Of this
long period and. as the desks are often
very ill-ftting and out Of proportion
TO the pupil. much phyhical harm re-
suits
The immediate results of this Sc
dentary life are disturbances Of many
natural functions. digestion and nut
rition are impaired the respiration
becomes shallow. the circulation Is re-
tardcd and soft and rapidly growing
bone structure is frequeitly pressed
upon and displaced, causing physical
deformity.
To counteract these evil tendencies,
at least In a measure, physical train
ing has been made a part OF our
school work. II is useful In not only
furnishing a slight relaxation from
confinement but also as a recreation
from mental strain. Muscular exercise
stimulates the various organs Of the
body, the heart beats more rapidly
and strongly, respiration becomes
more frequent and deeper and digestion
is greatly improved.
In addition 10 this. well regulated
exercise brings about a stralghteninG
of the limbs while the muscles of the
body are strengthened SO that they not
only prevent deformities but will cor
rect existing abnormalities. The edu-
cational value of physical training
must also be considered as well rs it's
developmenta and hygienic import
ance
Through daily exercise. the pupils
are led to think of their physical con-
ditlcn. Their attention is directed to
the many things that help to under
mine health and they are taught To
appreciate the value Of a strong well
proDortioned body and to detect their
own and others shortcomings. The
habit of exercise is also formed and
continues with he student in later
life.
TIE direct training If the motor
nerves insures better ordination,
resulting in lesser expenditure of
vital energy in any and every kind Of
work as well as lending grace
TO every movement The training Of
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-08
GAME AND DANCE SATURDAY.
Committee Meets anc Decides to Civ
Dance AZ Colleue GYM.

a meeting OF the committee In
charge Of tho football ramc and tn,
other intcr-class activities Of the open-
In4 NJ tho college year ~ the college
OF mines, met last evening and aftci
long discussion voted i'm favor Of ths
proposition of giving dance at IN,
college club house next Saturday
N,ulny.
The annual sophmorc- freshmau
'pthal game win bc played next Sat
rdar afternoon al the Hancock driv-
ng park Both teams have been out
.or the past fow days and are practlc-
u2 s.cnlls on tho College avenue
r1vomeut By The aid Of artificial light
'hrrc Us q wealth of material to chose
rom N each class and "a good game
honll result
Tn" committee received a commu-
aicatiou from the Hancock high school
sEine n t would Doc possible TO Sc
rrre th" park for part Of the afternoon
.r tho Iouehlou and Hancock high
school team were scheduled for ~
r#m" ~ Han-oct next Saturday. The
.aUmittce refused to consider this
rFopohtiou ana the Hancock Hough-
ton game VIII have 10 be played in
the morning or else transferred to an
other field.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-10-08
PLANS MADE FOR
COL0NEL'S VISIT
Doors of Amphidrome to Open
at $50 O'Clock

The county committee OF the ma
tionsl Progressive party met yesterday
afternoon In the Offices Of John J
Eichkern in Hancock 10 make the fnal
plans Tor the appearance Of Colonel
Roosevelt AZ the Amphidrome tomor-
ION night.
The committee voted 10 reserve 500
seats for the use Of contributors TO
The expense fund OF the Progressive
party and announced that outside OF
the seats reserved for The contributors.
the members Of The Colouers party and
the county committee. all seats. would
be thrown open 10 the general public
without any fayoritism shown 10 any
orr. The doors Will open at $50 and
up % that time the officers ia charge
of the arrangements VIII be the only
people permitted inside the building.
Reception Committee Chosen.
The committee further voted 10 Sc
lect a reception committee 70 board
the Colonels train at L'Anse and come
% Houghton with the distinguished
visitor The committee will be com
posed of the following. County Chair
man J. j. Eichkern Richard Sampson,
r. e.. MayWorm Edwin Heuwood, John
kisliia ". G. Kauth. Abe Ojala, Or |
,. -. MacNaughtOn w. A. Mason An
gus " Macdonald, Edward Wood /
ward, Fred Larson. y. 4. RuoEa- /
vaara. James r. Fisher, George Fax. /
J.. a. LETTERS, Rev J. A. Ten Broeck. 1
Jacob Uirti. Rev. Daniel Stalker. ".
II Dodge, John Laity. j. T. North.
John McPhail. Frank G. Condor. Wal /
ter McVicar. Frank :. McKindles and
Earl Transmar, John r. MacKay,
Charles Mugford, Ralph Nickerson,
Paul Tommei Charles V. Wills.
". j. Macdonald will leave today
for ST. Ignace 10 meet the candidates
train and will come through 70 Hcugh-
ton with him.
Dodge to Preside.
on the arrival Of the train an
the Colonel and party VIII |
aliRht ana proceed 10 the stage at the
cast end OF the Amphidrome. The
meeting VIII start at once, Rev. VIII
liam Reid Cross, rector of Trinity
Episcopal church opening the meeting
and being followed by Dr. w. II.
Dodge who viii preside and make the
address introducing Roosevelt.
The veterans Of the George Minar
camp Spanish War Veterans. who
served with Colonel Roosevelt in Gu
Ia, together with the members Of the I
ioughton Light Infantry, have voIun- I
.eered for police duty and VIII assist