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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03

Masers unb Ieihte $3.00-4.0o, Belssnn
A.26-5.00, ertra $5.25, fetts Bnusu $o.2d
IL. .75.
8dtber. Die Nadfrnge mar cine 3ism:
lid aute unb bic Rrsiie ftetis.
OresHdre unb erose 81 0o-7.50, fair Bic
quite lei4te $6.50-7.75, trtra $500.
&dlber in ben aommtiiions.6 6duieru. -
Gancp Sc, prtma bisauserIsf.ne 61a--71ae,
srbindrs 4--6c
edpsins. Ger Ttartt mar beuts
ihEa ad unb bic prsiie iieleu um 10-15c per
100 Piunb. eetdte BeriaubtiorteH uno 6ers
tel feltn um l5c.
@ute BITS auserleisne Berpadunas. u alei,
ittriortsu 81 6e-7 10, qenitfhte 8erpa.
dunssfortsu 81 .50-765 orDiudrs bic aus
erlciens itDsre fstte S1ue s. .00-7 6S, ertro
S670, Staas 400 5.75, srtra s5.85,
isidte 8eridnbtforten $715 - 7.50, 5ertsI
bon 10 YfO unb peniasr $5 o0--7 Is.
edai. sedm m tr.-Dis Rahfraqe
mar aeriuq unb Der Viartt Hau. Die Breife
fIslsn um 15-25t per 100 Biuno fir Sdafs.
Grihiabrss sgammer pareu faum ftttig.
Shafe. grtra 0375, CUTE Bis aus.
crleiene s.. 10 - 3.65, orbiudrt bis quite
ST. .00-3OO, Guus 25 75c, Wutterihafe
s30O-4.00, 5abriinqs 81 25--5. 70.
edmmsr. - 6riibiobrs srtrd $500, quite
bis ausrrfeienc $500 7.75, orbindre bic
faire $3.l5--5.75, Guus S3.25-4.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
1dsli@er Wsarft.D Derif3t.
GiHsiunati. 2. Sail 1911

GiHsinnati. z. 3uIi 1919.
Die na6fslesnSea Caotisunasu be,isbru
hA eur snf eneres fransatfiensn Hei
fieiHuen eefAdfsn Dsrssa stuas s0tsrs
vrsifs bsre&nsi.
Hrsbtfisusn.
Ter Marst mar rnbls uHs bic Vrsife astia.
o G4matl.-Srtma Stsam 1i0.20-i0 80,
LES.
ars6eassfaI,sHssstsif4.R Rar,t
astie. ebou sItar 5silsa i0s2 - lie,
itsri xissenieiisu l0x--lo14s, srira fsori
dear esitsn I0ss--l0a&s. gHultun To-
i01@s. Nsaies li.5o-ll -2Ss iois uas 1.s
msbr serpa6t.
batsa.--Eearit astis. essrs flare ssi.
ten ll34--l2s. fnrs Nissenieitsa lIss--
Ike, sTtra fsorf clear Ssitsn ii is--IILr,
s&uItsrn ll-llt<s uns Bellies l2js--Isl4
Isis aasizs per vfuao mshr brpa6t.
sugar Cured blsifA. - glarst IN hsiia.
eAiufsa i635-i 1875, pisnis eAultfr
ii 50--l2l00, Drsaffas Bacon l5.5o-l6.50,
eAuIisrali .S0---l2.oO. asp Bort Gut sAnl-
tern l2.00-l260, tTs6eae rsf. s4infsn
100000.
eGbesp66sItss BIeifA.-Rars. fea.
6AinfsH s13 ,00-l350. visHis sAnltern
i0-l0t4t. DsIlies I3tx x-I3iss, ShultfTa To-
l014s. heS esn Gut sAniiera i0ts-- lie.
6rif&ssSisif4.-s sAinfsn l2sk -l3s,
vienix SAultsrH 1--i0t4s, g4uIteru 81
-l0s% ibsrt Rippsaisitenl0 10 v 81 ,fbcrt Hare
6siteal0 -l01se, srtEd fbert 3titsH To-
lokt. bellies liz i3t per- Dsunt. 0ssf Gar.
sG5 l0-13x.
MskI nnb 0strstes.
Clekl.-- Reues Minifr patent t5,25---5.50,
0istsr BaafH e4.66--6.l0. mintef 6asaiIs
t426--4b0. eEtra t400-I.lO, srHinires
e3.60--400. eaEtsr fassisn patesi e6.so--
6.Os. Do. fGHel e<.16-4- -40bs. 6emiIs t4.A0
.-lI0. Msassamelt nsrbsshtt4 esmil4ses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
ehtcaae, 2. JuH.


wtst. - Der Warft II ipiaia,r. ssiHt,r
Batcnss 5.o5-5.35. 5traiahts s4.40-.5. Is,
sprins gattnis IS. 1850. straisbts $40
--5.05 eassrs s3.20-4.50.
Mst.su.-sar 5uIi l063S-l07ssc, am
eAIus l06sSe: fir5sptsmbsr l03 lO4lst.
am Sdlus l03ke; fur Ts.smbsr lo4 -
l0st, am shlus lo4Tsf.
@etfhtorH.-F 5gf 72zs-74l+e.
am ealus 73tse; firSsptsmbsr 707s I'll Sc,
am shlHs II Ltt; far Tsssmbsr 81 -623ssf.
om Sdtub 62I4t.
eafsr - Air sun 44as-46sEe. am
e&lHs 45I{e: Far esptsmber 3Slk -3sz<e,
am sttus 3sl4e. fir TsIsmbsr 393s -
40sSt. am stIus $685..
xssse 10. . 76c.
@trae. 9ats sutttrserat 60-73c.
aule bis Dolce Rat,asrfs 93-ll0e.
simotba aamsu. - asue s7.00--
10. 90 Der eeRtusr.
alss aamsn. - sl4.0o-l8.0o psg
gsntner.
msSbsrt-ls.37Ls-ls 80 Der e6I.- sar
5ali s1s.25 - la.42I<, am sAlas $3.50;
fur September klS.s5 - 1885, am SHIus
sis.T2is. 'ur Sstobtr SIS 55--ls.7712, an
Gblub s1s.621a.
94maI,. - 1910 Der 100 giuus. sar
JRli am shIus $40. 20;
fur September $40 90--1l .021a an Sdla5
si0.92l.; FIR SttObtr slo971s - ii 10 am
ShIu6 sllO0.
Short 9tps.uFei &. a. eofs s10.35
Der 100 80. Har SnIi ti035 - lo.37l9
am Shlus sle.3 .35: fir September sl05C
- 1850, am shlas tl0.52ts. fur Sttobsr
$40. ls-l0.50. am e6lus sl0.45
Hattsr. - Nartt IN Hstia. grsaneriss
23-25e, Darn 2l-24e per Sfuns.
eisr.- Der War.t il Nstia. 5rtih. lsIa
--lsebs DaDsss.
Aafs. - Rarts ia itstis. ersam Is '-
l5l4e per pfuHA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
Sbttnao. 2. 9uli 1912

aiubbt.h. - geebeS 81 .0o-965, 9eras
sttere s. .80-75O Detlias Stiere 6.25-
.7l0, Sto1ers uub secotrs $4 - $50.
ttube uub Sellers s2 1872 stdlber S. 80
-825. Wartt itetig bic etDas nieoriger.
,eApeins-g gsihte 81 10-747ia, as.
ntiihts 81 l5---755. ihpsre S7.05-7 30,
rau6e 81 - 7.25. Sertel So .25 - 6.95.
Wartt ihnah unb sc nieoriaer.
Sadie uub gdmmsr-S Gin
bsimiitt So 00--50O ncitLias So 25-5 90
s1brliuae 81 25-85O, edmmer gtHbeimts
itt $3.50 - 7.65. ptitlite 81 90 - 7.75,
Srubiabrs $4 00-825. Martt jhpat,.
3ufuhr - atno0teh $500. Shwstus
10000, Shdit uao 2dmmer 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03

esfs. rsnss sHs assism im mem gsri.

sslS .on eau nurss ~ 21-3S aHsse.
Iiehen.
grima edAaftspapiere pHrben 80 A.
44< sisfontirt.
stsrIina 9rhanae Hstig. eidt.
~ 4.67i4-s4.87s34 uHo 80 Gage su s4.s4ss
- 4.64ss.
Sunbss.C .Cbfiaationea marsn Rs.
he nne pHvhen wis foIat auof,rt.
Der. Gtnafsn Mefnneine 2E 100Ia-i0lI
~ reeiarirts (1925D i14--ii4A. coupons
If4t<--il4sz, ~ rssiffrirts l02l4--i02A
Goupsns l02k--l02A. panama Coupons
~ l00L ssb.
Afttsr DER Warst mar hsu.
ie lsbhaftr unb bic prtiis am gOrmiitaat
ita. Aahmittaas absr trat cine @enoune Gin
unb bic Geptnns sinssn babel mieor Osrlo.
rsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
Oiebmdrfte.
smtinuati. 2. 3uli

Siatinnati. 2. 5uH.
3ufabr nnD gstfaaet pdhrsno Der bsrHoi.
isaen "a stunsea, ber9liAen init BEN uor5er.
sthsnesn lnat paren pis fclst:
5ufubr: RMooieh Shgein.. Shai.
suli. L.. 2Oa7 325l 1858
5aii, 2 .... 1910 1887 340o
Der gstfanst bstras In sesi.tbsa 3sit:
5uIi, $780,. 2s ISL PALS
5uli. 2 SOS ISIS s53
Mineeteh. - Tie aahfrase par uur
mabie nnh bic ereils iiefia, ea bic 3uiuhr
HnbtbeuisHe pnr.-sute Ntintube nab ltes
tia his tart, aneers tanafam uno ftete.
6Asers 5tisrr $6.5o--s00, ertr9 s8. 10
$50. faner 800. CAfsH s2.75-S.75
5leiiAeYhisre $425-7.T5, auserIeisns bis
sgira S7.s6-s l5, Ssifsrs SS.25--6.75. nus.
erIefenr bic ertyS s6.S5--7 80, fansn -
Anhs 81. .76--5.25, aassrif9ens bic sttra S. 10
--S.25, GaHnsrs $20o--30o, stefsrs uno
6eshsrs - 4.O0--6.26.
NuIlsH.-ris 3uinbr mar nur masts
nab BIC pretie fstss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
Musipdrtt9e NNdrfte.
Een U erf. 2. yufi

M.kf.-3nfutr Al ,8l9 etIs., gerfanbt
6.521 Hbb.-Gu Wartt mar beate ptaiaer.
Gprina Batenf IS. .50-5. 80, Btnter straiatts
"a. A.90-5.10, @intsr gatents $5.35--5.50,
Gbrino clears t4.5o--4.80, gStnttr Grtra,
30. i x4.20-4.40. 80. q bo. S4.o0--4. .15e,
Aanfas siraisbts $5.oo-5.10.
Msaaermthl mar beute milia. aar
Biz eutes s4.70--4.90, Dolce bis fantp $500
--5 30
@uhmei, i,enmeht IN Tau su 1920
Der loo gfnnb fair bis autes 1896 -
b.I5. d1oiee bis faneu S.. .o0-5.25.
unb aelbes si.70-l.75, srobss $l.65--1. 10,
Nitnbrieb $4.20.
BIT neiseu nomireH. american 85e
unb Ganaoian 63t c. /. I. aem Bort
Rssgen IN ruhiq. 10. @eitern l0et
BEL ansunft e. I. e. 9uTa(o.
Ssras N rubis. RalsssrHs ll2-l25t
{. IT, Fnffalo.
@sitr n.-Sufubr "a, 900 eu., g.rranbt
la ,507 Gu Nartt lii wilIia. ao. rotb.r
neuer 1876 i'm 9lsOator uno l18e I. o. b.
fdpimmenb. no. 9ortbern Dulutb 12lt
I. o. 5. ihpimmenb.
Belf hforu.-- 3ufuhr - SerFanot
- ga. Narft war f:if. Grport no. 2
ntuer 82s4t i'm elevator uno s234e I. 0. b.
| fhnmmeue.
6af.r.-5ufuhr 58,O25 gu. gefonot
55005 qu. Warst In Eluig STANDARD peiser
Sc i'm Elspator. 9o. 2 usiber 582c, SO.
$3.50, 30. A s7Kt.
s.u in rnhiq - grima 1906, 9o.1 145t
| no. 140t, 80. 3 1l0-l25c.
/ 6spfen in miliq --Stdte 1911, oroini.
| rsr bis Dolce 30--3lt: 1919 30--38t pacifc
GsaR 1911. oroindrst BIS Dolce 81 33s,
| 1910 13-20c
$dxte Nns F.tiq - Central amsricu
24isc. Hoootd 24--26c
| Sebsr IN fsa. Ssmgot 25-27t.
Sort III Rstia. FlmiIp s20.00--2l 90,
/ fhort clear $l9.25--2l.0 90, Ts5 s20.50--
90.
sect IN attia. famits sl8.oo-18. 50.
Wts $15.0o-15.50, asei. shlutsn $500
--sl 90. Bersait s13 o)-l3.5o, Gitp srtra
| Snbia Wes $40. .00--l9 25.
Gut Nsats 'ino t,tia. seb6tstte Gel.
Iies. 10 bis IL FFe.. LIKE. DO. Shul.
terms ik-ss4t, DO. ssinten l2L-l2ht.
Shmai, IN pt'l7. Wiebe gSea srima
/ s10.50--l0.60; aai6nirtsr letiq. Cont.
ntut sil.20, 2. VI. $500 GOmpouab si2-
| &c.
fsIa in Hau. srima Gttp ,u 6l4e
gountrh 524-6I9e.
Saump elf Noel III ptlia -
erimd robes s5-70-5.5i. prima SommeI
s,bes %. $3.50.
Tstreltum II tstia. RnFEnirtes
Rem Bort $3.50, p5tI1sstp5ta uno5alttmor:
$3.50, So. in Bnit s. o..
Hclls IL rabia. Tometic 5issts Cbtc
28c.
| Gar, IN rabia. Strained. ssDoSuEta.t
| bio cnt.s IS 40--8.50.
ferbsnti n Ia rabie su 42lRc.
/ @tts in Fef. - Elabtimiitsr - Sc
| HatHa s--6lZt
WsIaffts IN ftttia. Ntu CrtsaHsC pen
ssttls, outer bis hoie.. 3T-52s.
| 5n6er r.--Asher 'aum asti9. wustasset
90 Ssf, 3.3ot. gentrtfasat ss 1sE 3.50t.
NslaHts. 3uisr 50 TEA Bose. aaiFnirtsr
| IN fietia. Gut eoai 5.80t, grufbsb 5.70c
TouIs "a" s.35c. Cubes 5.25t, BoUbsrst
5.I0c, gramIases 500t, Diamond n
5.00s, gsnFs itioRsrs a" 4.85c. Rs. 4.S5
10. 2 soc, Nos ~. 75e, 30. 4 Zoe. TO. ;
4.s5, as. 8 4.soe. 30. 7 4.55e, 70. S45oe
Re. 9 4.45e, 10. 10 4.40e. 30. II ABS, ao
"a A m. O. "a 0g. 90 "a AOgs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
Metau Marft.
Res srt, 2. 9RIi.

9tn9srt, 2. 9alt.
3imu it ihpah an s46. 30--48.s0; tupfsr
In ruhia: eats l7as-i7As. siscthroIptit ~
Hk--lTAsc, Gating su l7-l7bse. tlei
III rHbia "a A.A0-4.50; Speltsr IL rabia
sH ~. lo-T.25. aiisn mar beatr fsf sto. /
bounbrs aortberH ~ ti5.5o-l6.00. no 2
DO. iu &l5.25-l57j, 70. 5oathsrn uHe
70. Scgtbtra loft M sl5.50-l601.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03
Rplll OeIDnsarfte. .
eirsis.afi,s. i. san. ,sts.


9n ssnissa soa ben HaafeH bar BE rad. J.
naat mad Carlsbsn sine reAt CUTE, In ben
mtiten cbsr partn bic @sinafie ruhia. Die
0snsrateH hno nnbfrdnbsrt sfbtisbeH. Tar.
lebtn .sn saa~ watbtn ron ben Banitn AZ
~ ansetIiebsn unb Gsfhdftspapiere III g.
81 niSfputirt Die Maslsr plasirsen TarIe.
ben .susaiIa sn ~ unb auf 3slt ~ 41kg
1ssf5r ami ssn Dsrs
purbeA ~ ssari nab &c prdmie Der $1,000
lDii9tH eanfen osrfaHft. Tts gonnterrats
ssirdat SOC prdmitpsr $1,000.
HsAid ant gHsspa.
fab ftfer. Die fslstnbsn Gastlrnnsea fins
IN bfrihfsn;
sensoa, . aaas eiat, s4.s7k Der
g. so faas si&t, s4.s4A per q;
garts, Rage SiAt, B.l2i< --5.l5 Der 5ranss
800 90 faas siht, 5i7L $40 traHss Der
800; fur GtuifGlanb 4 faat St5t, Dart
S5j1t b.. 90 faas siht, s4s1s.
Dcsumentare Hius aaf eoneou nurben ,u
4.ssA auf slnsaop su 4.s3h une anf Bal.
al AZ <.s3t@ bsrlauf..
Hnsses-cslissnsnsa.
ruhtn uuA Hsst, III M..s.~ ....,u.. -.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03

tsfalsetsmrisafen. -
Nm Der S6rit DatsH bic etfhdfts heuts
fsbr Han une bic prfsft aserndi. gur rsni.
se ssrtaufs hHb iu bsrttsten:
dn ksr Bsue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03

suSer - preiit ihuah. RafFuirttr Gut
seaf S,.3s,, poUser.s 5s5. gubes 5.s1s.
sranufatss 5.55c, GoHftetioutrs n" 5.40t.
or n" 5.20-5.40e, peiser srtra g." s. 10
-sl5c, ntru g" 49j-5.0Je, oroiadrsr
oeIber 4.s5-4. .90c.
Mslaff.sif e,si,. 1cip Orleans Cb,t
ss.tlt s2-50e, Centrifugal I5-ssc, per
GaHoHe
@.is.- war,t ti.nrih t.5i1Ft un> H,iI.
qsaiFnnn, sancn Seae slS - 7s. prims 5
-ss.t, orbtHdrsr 8 h-+Hc, 5apan A-5As
per pfune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-03

FfFsf ran
Afiisn qinc Gsds & Gteftric say
sittls Columbus Bas gtef. .......... 20
hfis II q printtTu ...... SiI
aftisH U. n. 4 r. Pref e0s
On sffensH wsarfs.
20 nfiien 4tii uaren grsf.........f02
2.0n0 IIghstano 6 seg 1912 ...t tUzM
$500 GiHe. 5ofpiial aer 1882 i04y
1900 FledfaHs Htbas Ser. 1918 s...ioi
500 Iinc RineaCi 4er 1929 22.l0ih
1000 IiHc g. B ser 1925 s...f fe34
500 diHe. stool Ser. 1850. ......aioa
10 00a 1ispsIonb ser ie4n. .t0iE
5000 gine u. &C. Ter 1881 .f02R
1000 Qtnc efreet 5mp. ssr ia32.....f0J
LOCO linton e O. a r. 4er i9is..... Gag
2,0o0 gesrd. Q. & &. 60. Ger. ie2s.... 80
saaAfsa,uee fabtls bon TN his'tgtn Nays,
ttFusIihtH Serbs ans HttisE sisbi eis eff
tisllsn ruotirunoen an:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-07

the body of the kid.
a visit to the spot next morning re-
vealcd nine dead coyotes and two
wolves. Since then more than POO coy -
otes and th!rty-odd wolves have been
put out Of existence upon the Lorden
ranch by this method of poisoning
them. Other ranchmen are adopting it,
and II is believed that these wild ami
nal pests viii be cXterminated with
in the next few years in this part of
the Texas ranch region.
Mr.. Lorden says that the coyote and
Wolf arc very suspicious. and at the
same time they have moro curiosity
than almost any other animal IL the
poisoned meat is left above ground
they will not touch it. They can see
1t, and their curiosity is thereby sat
islicd. But if the meat is buried the
willy animals will dig it up and feast
upon it.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-07
Houehton Department
MAKE PLEA OF GUILTY
And ARE GIVEN StNTFNCE
HAMAcHER AND EFFlNG r
PLEAD TO SIMPLE ASSAULT.
Case of Hukkala on Charge OF Assault
Next on Calendar.

Theodore Hamacher and William
Eiiinger, charged with highway rob
berry, this morning pleaded guilty To a
charge to simple assault and were SEN
fenced 10 thirty days in Jail each.
The case OF Theodore HamaCher and
William Enngcr charged with high
way robbery. was the first taken mp
for trial today in circuit court. with
Judge Patrick n. O'Brien presiding
This was the first trial conducted by
Judge O'Brien in the local court since
his elevation 10 the bench. he having
previously only appeared at the OPEN
ing Of court and at naturalization
hearings. Hamacher and Eninger are
charged with robbing Frank Rachey Of
Wolverine Of SIS in cash. while being
driven home by Hamacher and Elm
ger in a livery rig from Calumet last
October Rachey claimed that the two
young men beat him up pretty badly
and robbed him.
The next case on the docket Is that of
John Hukkala, charged with assault
with intent TO commit great bodily
harm less than the crime OF murder.
Hukkala was charged with slashng a
fellow laborer at the Burkman farm at
OsSar with a knife and innicting Sc
we're cuts.
Several more naturalization applica-
tions We're posted yesterday, including
those Of the following persons Joseph
Marceau. Canada Lake Linden. 500.
1850; Mois LatendreSse Canada. Lake
Linden. 500, 1870; Donat Prudhomme.
Canada Lake Linden, 500. 1892 Axel
Branstrom, Sweden. Atlantic. Boston.
1892; Joseph r. Gregoire. Canada.
Lake Linden, 500. 1875; Henry Tor
mala, Finland, Atlantic. 500. 1875.
The final naturalization hearings for
the present term We're concluded yes
tcrday by Judge OBricn and resulted
in the admission Of about fifty aliens
10 citizenship. There are already near
" ninety applications on file for the
May term, and il is expected that the
list viii be an unusually large one on
account Of the extraordinary political
interest this year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-07
HoueHToN sRevlTlEs


Con Burkman of Birmingham. Mich.
arrived here yesterday for a visit with
his parents. MIR. and Mrs, Nels Burk-
man at Oskars.
Ladies OF the Portage Lake Baptist
church win SO to the Good win farm
this afternoon TO sew nightgowns for
the children of the home.
Marriage licenses have been issued
! 10 Peter Kosovic ami Annie Stevanic
OF quincy and to John Pudas and FL
mira Kannunen of Trimountain and
South Range respectively.
! Richard T. I.ooney, referee i'm bank
ruptcy, returned yesterday from De
troit. where he went last week on bus
mess connected with the taking of tes-
tlmony in a bankruptcy case.
A branch telephone exchange is be-
ing Installed in the hardware store Of
|, +. Swift x Co, affording quick
communication between the different
departments of the establishment.
The challenge issued by Clarence
Krelwitz To Gordon Hcughens for q
skating race at the Amphidrome on
Friday evening has been accepted. The
race is for bet of $25
Members of Columbia lodge, knights
of Pythias will entertain at a dancing
party at the Masonic temple tomorrow
evening Klingkammer's orchestra will
furnish music for that event and re-
freshmcnts will be served.
Copper country friends have recent
~ learned that Walter Yeazel, former
ly manager of the Hotel Marquette az
Marquette, and well known throughout
the upper peninsula, has purchased a
hotel At Frankfort, Mich TO be known
as the Yeazel House.
The second drill of the Young French
Canadian knights of Houghton and
Hancock will be held this evening at
the Rouleau hall i'm Hancock The or.
ganization is similar To the Hibernian
knights, and includes in it's member
ship several militiamen and naval re-
serves whose experience will be valu-
able I'm perfecting the recruits in the
work
The eighth annual skating and dane
ing party of the order OF Railroad
Conductors takes place this evening
at the Amphidromc Special trains
leave Calumet at p. M, and Freda at
p. m. and returning the train will
leave for Calumet at l1:15 and for the
South Rarge at 1885.
The annual meeting and election of
the directors and officers of the White
CITY Au1uepnnent comDanV will no held
in Houghton on Saturday afternoon.
Five directors winsG chosen and plans
for the ensuing year will be discussed.
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HooDwlNKlNo COYOTES.
Texas Ranehman's Way Of Getting Rid
of Pest

OF rest.
How to rid the ranches of coyotes
and wolves has been one of the prob
LENS of the stockmen ever since the
beginning Of their industry. While they
are trapped and shot i'm large num-
bers every year, their eradication by
those methods has long been given up
as impossible Great success has been
had recently upon the ranch of G. r.
Ilordcn. situated west of Raymonds-
Vile, Tex, in now method OF de-
stroying these Wild animal pests. In
connection with his cattle herds Mr..
Lorden put i'm a flock of goats. more
TO provide meat for his family and
employees than to obtain a profit from
them. lie soon found, however, that
coyotes and wolves were carrying Off
the kids, and even a grown goat oc-
casionally. The Mexican ranch hands
told him that there was no way of
killing the pests.
why don't you poison them Mr..
Lorden asked.
The MeXicans lifted their hands and
shrugged their shoulders,
"The coyote, him too smart TO eat
poison" they replied.
Mr.. Lorden had long made a study
OF the willy coyote and lobo wolf, and
he remembered the success of the plan
he had adopted for Kidding his Utah
ranch of the animals.
you hombres just watch me kill
the coyotes and wolves upon this
place, he told the Mexicans.
SO well established is the fact that
these animals win not cat poisoned
meat when placed upon the ground
that this method of killing them Is
seldom tried Neither will they take
meat from a trap unless desperately
hungry. Although they are known to
be specially fond OF tender kid meat.
IL is seldom that n choice bit of this
morsel viii tempt them when IL has
been poisoned.
Mr.. Lorden ordered that the fresh
carcass Of Kid be soaked in paris
green. When this was done, he tied
a rope to it and. tying one end to his
saddle, he dragged the kid through the
chaparral for several miles finally
hurying it in the Garth TO depth of
about 2 feet, firmly tamping the
ground over H.
More than one dead coyote will bc
scattered around hero tomorrow morn
ing. or will miss my guess" he told
the Mexican who had helped him bury
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a true copy.
Lillas G. Mitchell,
Register of Probs te.
Jan. "a, 81; Feb. 7, IA.

Jan. "a, 81; Feb. z, IA.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton.
At a session of said Court. held at
the Probate Office In the Village of
Honghton in said county. on tho
10th day of January A. ID. 1912
Present: Hon. Geo. G. Bentley.
Judge of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of Sam
Komljonovic. deceased.
George Mlhelcic having filed I'm said
court his petition praying that the adj
ministration of said estate be granted
TO him or to some other suitable per-
son. ~
II is Ordered. That the 2fst day Of
March, a. d., 1912 at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon. at said probate office.
be and is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition.
II is Further Ordered. That pubic
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy OF this order once each week
for three successive weeks previous to
said day of hearing. in the Calumet
News. a newspaper printed and circu'
lated In said county.
(Seal) GEO. G. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge OF Probate
Lillas q. Mitchell.
Register Of Probate.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

Louis Klobeckcr of Houghton yes
terday afternoon appeared before JUS
ticc Of the Peace Little and obtained
the issuing Of a warrant for the ar
rest OF Harold Weiss of Hancock
charging the latter with assault and
battery upon Klobecker's son. Her
man. Weiss formerly was stage man
ager OF the Orphcum theater i'm Ham
cock, and young Klobecker arrived
from Chicago a day or so ago TO sue
coed him. The two became engaged
in some sort Of dispute and IT is all
legged Weiss tried to take satisfaction
out Of Klobecker for the loss of his
job The hearing was set for Feb. 4;
at 10 o'clock a. m, and Weiss mean.
while was placed under 500 bonds.
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Jan. 81; Feb. Z, II, II.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton.
At session OF said Court, held al
the Probate Office I'm the Village of
lioughton in said County, on the
18th day of January. A. ID. 1912
Present: Hon. Geo. G. Bentley, Judge
of Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel
O'Neill, deceased
Michael Leahy having filed i'm said
court mis- final administration account
and his petition praying for the al
lowance there of and for the assign
ment and distribution OF the residue
of said estate.
1t is ordered, That the 2Gth day of
February, A. ID. 1912, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate office, be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition:
It is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of "A copy OF this order, once each
week for three successive weeks pre-
vious TO said day OF hearing, In the
Calumet News, a newspaper printed
and circulated in said county.
(SeaD GEO. c. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge OF Probate,
Lillas G. Mitchell,
Register OF Probate.
r. +. LeGendre,
Attorney for Estate