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The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
JEWISH HALL OF FAME.


Taking refuge among the Jewish
genmses OF modern times, we encoun-
ter the names of Raruch Spinoza, Da-
vid Ricardo. Karl Marx, Lassailc.
Heinrich Heine: Mendelssohn Bar
tholdy and Pubinsten Ia music: Dis
raeli Antokolsky I'm sculpture; tho
youthful philosopher. otto Welninger.
whose book, "Geschiecht und Charak-
ter" made = tremendous stir in Euro
pean philosophical circles: our con-
temporary philosophers. Henri Berg
son in France and Hermann Cohn In
Germany; and last. but not least, 10 g.
seph lsraels, the greatest painter mod .
ern Holland has produced
We have counted thirteen geniuses
Of the highest mark. All of them in
licate epochs in this or the other
sphere Of human culture. All of them
are as immortal IS is humanity itself.
Were We TO venture, we could prolong
that phalanx of Jewish gcniuses by
adding many talents of high order
who are still tapping at the door Of
everlasting fame. But we wish to be
as strict and lnlavish In bestowing the
crown Of genius as possible.
Surely the above named thirteen
seniuscs suffice ia demonstrates the
presence of higher genius in the Jew
ish race-a people numbering only
100000 one poet like Heinrich
Heine-one of the greatest Wrists the
world has ever known-or one Karl
Marx, whose name is indeibiy written
IN the annals Of mankind and is in
europe the nearest known name to
those of Moses, Jesus Mohammed and
lnther-would do TO repudiate the
of Jewish insignlncance. Sc
will also the hundreds of highly gifted
Jews who are swarming i'm the litera-
ture. art and science OF practically ev-
cry country, and among whom are To
be found such universally known
names as those of George Brandes,
Lombroso, Max Nordau Russia's great
est painter, Levitan. and Germany's
foremost living painter. Max Lieber-
man. Sarah Bcrnhardt, Prof Ehrllch,
md many others!
In the face of all these shining lights
the argument that the Jews are an
Inferior race bursts like a soap buL-
ble'--Nathum Wolf. in North Amori-
can Review.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
"scRAPPeRs" ARE ARRESTED.
Out Of Tewn Law Breakers Guests al
County Jail Over Sunday.

\ trio OF out OF town persons. charg-
I'd with ufactions OF the laws regu-
lating the peace and ordcrliness Of the
community. were entertained as guests
OF Sherifr Byers at the Jail over sun
day. and this morning were escorted
to the offices OF Justices O'Sulllvan ana
Little To have their cases attended to.
Charles Karppinen and Fred Waldl-
mon. both residents Of Adams town
ship, We're charged before Judge O'Sul-
Ivan with being disorderly. II was
specifically claimed that Karpircn had
zone 10 the home of "A neighbor In a
lighting mood and sought a scrap at 3
q clock in the morning. He battered or
the door bat his intended foe remained
in the seclusion OF his home. refusing
to come out His wife. however went
to the door and chased away the in
truder. and sent for an officer. Karpi-
men then went 10 the home of Waldi-
mon To- hide from the officers. and
when the latter arrived il is claimed
Waldimon refused TO surrender his
friend. - that he. too, was brought
along Kalpinen was sentenced To n
iine and costs aggregating $14.5O. and
Waldimon was given the alternative of
paying a similar sum or going 10 Jail.
lie did not have the ready money and
was remanded to Jail but expected To
raise the money later with which To-
pay his fine.
A nineteen year old Rcdridge youth
y as brought before Justice Little on
n charge of assault and battery. Ii
was charged that he had been angaged
In wrestling with a companion when
an outsider "butted in" whercupon the
defendant produced a knife and slash
I'd the interloper in the hand. The lat
ter made a complaint OF assault and
battery, but in court said he had no
ll-feehngs against the Young fellow
Sentence was suspended by Justice
Little, but a strong lecture was al
ninistered
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
IN FLY TIME.

Judge j. NJ. Johnson. IN the court OF
appeals of Kansas City. said recently
that, If a man made a drudge of his
wife, she was entitled to divorce.
There's type of man that mar
ries woman because lie loves her"
Judge Johnson said the other evening
1t banquet, and then he proceeds
10 make her n slave. These proceeds
20 make her slave. These honeyed
words of love, followed by this slavery,
all TO my mind a little Kansas City
sirl.
She stood before "A window. watch
ing fly that buzzed on the pane.
Fly she said, does 90 love
heaven?"
And impersonating the insect she
answered the question with a whis-
pered 'Ess.'
Fly would 90 like to go to heav-
cng
"A pause, and another whispered
Ess.'
'Thep-bangl The poor fly was
crushed on the pane. and the little girl
said triumphantly:
Now, 'oo's there'"
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
COMPLETING HEARINGS OF
NATURALIZATION APPLICANTS
JUDGE WINDS UP BUSINESS sE-
FORE DEPARTURE.
Judge Flannisar to arrive Tomorrow
10 Preside at Court.

The final, hearings OF applicants for
citizenship Tor The May term OF the
lloughton County circuit court were
held TO-DAY before Judge oBrten and
Federal Examiner AnthonL a batch of
about seventy-five being disposed Of al
todays session. Since Friday last
when the naturalization hearings began
the applications have been taken up
and disposed OF at the rate of about
seventy 10 eighty per day the total
being about two hundred and thirty.
Another biz batch Of petitions has been
i.led for the September term. the num-
Der being added 70 daily the latest 10
Dee posted being those OF: Paul Lau-
auth. Austria. South Range New
York .IS9S John Mustoncn. Finland
Fainesdale Chicago. 1880. Math Wan
ka. Finland, Kearsargc, New York,
1890.
As the regular monthly meeting Of
ghe board Of Supervisors has been
postponed for one week on account Of
the meetings cf the board OF review in
the several townships this week. the
court room VIII I0l if lttINlAfu Aiil1l-
row morning and the civil calendar
will Dee resumed. with Judge Richard
4. Flannisan Of Norway, Mich, presId-
ing iu place of Judge O'Erien, who hs,l
IAN interest as attorney ia several eases
on the calendar before his elevation
10 ,he bench. Judge O'Brien Will leave
shortly for Baltimore 20 attend the ma
tional convention OF the Democratic
party as delegate-at-large from
Michigan and win resume his seat as
Judge on August 5.
Judge Flanagan win arrive either
this evening or tomorrow morning and
the first case on call for the session is
personal injury suit against the Cal
umet and lIecla Mining company. This
viii De the first appearance here of
Judge Flanagan 10 preside over reg
ular session Of the circuit court, but
he was in Houghton last winter to con-
duct a hearing of an injunction suit
against the c. Il II. During his ear
lier career as lawyer he also visited
Houghton 20 plead in several criminal
trials
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
HouoHroN sRevIrlEs


The steamer Octorara Of the Anchor
line viii be at hoashton east bound to-
morrow mornins.
J. y. Chappell. the Honghton dray-
man. has purchased a new auto truck
To be used In connection with his
business.
The appointment of william IL. Nc
Gam as district deputy for the upper
peninsula was recommended to the
grand .odge.
The first picnic OF the Hurontown
fire department for the summer will
be held az the Frog Pool grove next
sunday, June l6. with dancing. band
concerts sports and other diversions
The board OF review of Portage
township Is I'm session today and to-
MORROW at the Houghton village hall.
and large number OF taxpayers were
on hand this morning 10 see that their
assessments We're satisfactorily ad-
iusted.
A portion OF a dredge TO be used on
the Sturgeon River reclamation pro-
ject arrived at Arnheim Saturday
from the Central Dredge Co. and as
soon as the complete equipment comes
work of dredging will be started at
Arnheim.
The Houghton Central high school
baseball team defeated the team OF
the +. l. Wright school in Hancock
Saturday by 9 to IL, Dr, r. It. Far
rand Of Houghton presenting the win
ming team with a baseball. Batteries
-Klas and Mansfield for Houghton;
Lassala and Belkala for Hancock
Feldman, Maher and Sheridan of
Houghton made three -baggers.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10

The barometer is rising over Mon
tana and the North Pacific Coast and
fair weather prevails in the extreme
Northwest Generally fair weather Is
indicated for this vicinity during tho
next 36 hours; although the storm cen.
ter In North Dakota may cause some
clOudiness. no precipitation Is expected
to occur. Light to moderate souther-
~ winds viii prevail.
III. B. CowDRICK.
Official I'm Charge.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
AND A womAN,s WORK

mas produced the most successful
remedy for woman's ills the world has
ever known.
Nearly forty years ago Lydia T.
F'hNnaIn of Lynn. Mass. discovered n
combination of roots and herbs which
when properly compounded has prov
ca to be a most reliable remedy for
all forms of female ills.
To restore a normal healthy condi-
ton 20 the female system. Lydia T..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
the standard remedy Of the world.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
DENoUNcEs FISH BILL.
superintendent Marks Of 500 Fish
Hatchery Upholds Bowers


Superintendent Harry Marks Of the
state fish hatchery. Of Sault Ste. Ma
rie. has denounced the Ming bill, as
passed by the legislature. as unfair
and unjust 10 the commercial fisher
men OF the great lakes and hindrance
20 the United States bureau of fish
cries in its work Of maintaining the
supply Of fish ia the inland seas. az
oorling the 500 News
lie says that previous 10 the passage
of the bin skilled spawn takers were
employed by the United States bureau
20 collect the spawn which is now be-
ing done by fishermen inexperienced
i'm this kind OF work with the result
that but a small percentage Of the eggs
mature. lie says that under the pres
ent method Of collecting the eggs they
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
cynIo Wall Answsrsd

A cynic once observed: Tt does 10.
matter whom you take as a bride. be-
cause you slwaye find out next day
that you have married some one else. q"
To which every happy husband will
confidently rs2ly: 1T is better 70 love
the real woman you have married
than 10 marry the ideal girl you have
loved"
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
CARGO OF NITRATE.

The steamer Suatheona, with a ear
90 Of nitrate OF soda for the Dupont
Powder works at Senter arrived yes
terday al the Copper Range docks.
coming from Montreal where the nit
rate was transhlpped from an ocean
steamship WI n had brought il from
the nitrate beds Of south America.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10

A teacher in Kansas City. Kan.
was having her class quote the Twen-
ty-third Psalm. When the last verse
was reached, Surely goodness and
mercy shall follow me all the days OF
my life." etc. little boy near by was
heard to say: Surely good Mr.. Mur
ply shall follow me all the days of my
life; and j will dwell In the house OF
the Lord forever"
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
ODD FELLOWS ELECT.

Pilgrim lodge. !. o. o. T., of Hough-
ton has elected officers for the semi
annual term as follows:
i. G.-Fred Schroeder.
V. G.-James Kendall.
Secretary-Cy Wedge.
Financial secretary-Paul Carah.
Treasurer-Joseph Schnitzer.
Representatives 10 grand lodge
Jacob Gottliebson. Jacob Yeip.
Alternates-Robert Brooks and Jo-
seph Schnitzer.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
FOR SALE

on Clark Street East HMghton,
seven room house with all modern
tric lights, gas fire place stationary
laundry tubs. awning. cement walks.
lot 5Ox1OO feet, all in lawn. shrubbery
and flower beds. complete in ali re-
spects. No hill and within one Block
OF street car limo.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
Varying Qualities Of the Sexes.

Woman sees deep; man sees far.
To the man the world is his heart; to
the woman the heart is her world
Christian Dietrich Grabbe.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
Forecasts Till p M Tue.dav.

Upper Michigan. Pair tonight and
probably Tuesday Slightly warmer in
extreme Fast and South portions to-
night.
Lake Superior. Light to moderate
southcrly winds.
Weather Conditions.
An immense field of high pressure.
with It's crest over the Lake Region
and the Ohio Valley. covers the entire
eastern half Of the country, barometer
readings being above 30 Inches NJ all
stations east OF a line passing from
Winnipeg almost due s0nth 10 central
Texas. Due 10 this high fair weather
Prevails al all sections east OF the
Mississippi River and normal temper
atures are reported this morning. The
only rain reported during the past -
hours east Of the Mississippi occurred
In Florida. Showers have occurred at
many points IN the area covered by
this storm aud the rain area Is extend
ing eastward over the Great Plains.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
NEVADA DOUGLAS

There will probably be I
vada Douglas property with
company is capitalized for
$4,000 have been issued.
standing 100000 in bonds.
Yerington. Nevada. The co
which it is netting $4,000 q
II has at least 100000 tons
shipments are being made +,
smelter. Nevada Douglas q
gypsum property.
Interest at the present III
development of the property q
satisfactory, the stock prom
nnnaan AIanNfnHfa L. .s,..x q.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
ARIZONA COMM ERciAL

More aggressive operations ar,
Arizona Commercial property,
caused the strength in the stoc
almost entirely TO the Copper
is possible that arrangement may
Boston whereby the latter con
property tributary To the Eurek
Negotiations have been compile
er will be provided at the Cope
Dominion company.
The legal delays which made /
development of operations at /
property have now all been o
transfer of the assets OF the old
be made in the near future. and
new company will he issued earlN
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10

I.ocaI or1ee T.. s.. Weather Bureau.
lIoughton, Mich. June 10 1872
The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
OLD DOMINION

The quarterly dividend Of the Old Dominic
OF Maine. which is the stock generally traded
creased from as cents to 81 per share The d
be payable July 2Oth TO stockholders OF record
This increased dividend was made possible by
dends declared by United Globe and the oil,
company of New Jersey, stock of both being
most entirely by the Old Dominion Co. of
Dominion of Maine at the present time is said
ing very close to Sc per share. so that the al
announced can easily be maintained as long as
for 15c a pound or bette~
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14

would Offset the other remains to be
determined, though it is admitted
that the northern car or cars would
probably have TO be assisted in cross.
ing the river. There is confidence
here that Scott can win, would win,
but the indication is now that there
will have 10 be some dIckering and
negotiation before terms ale agreed
uFCE.
Il was learned from Douglas yester.
day that Scott hs1 pulled down the
forfeit he posted because OF the
changes in conditions THAI Globe had
made, and he then stated that he
would shortly make proposition t.
the Globe people in which he would
submit counter conditions, and would
then be rea0V to pnt his thousand al
their disposal again.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14

car or shall there he TWO to traverse
the two routes These are some ut
the questions that may De hcard when
the matter OF good roads is under
discussion iu the district There Is
no lack of interest IN the Globe prOpO
sition. its acceptance by Johnnie
Scott OF Douglas, and ire counter
proposition that then ytme from
Globe
The proposition for a race 10 dem
Unstrate the advantages q the TWO
routes was made from Glo9e. 1t was
a blum, evidently, for il Was an offer
to bet ON a Globe car driven by a
one legged, one armed man. Johnnie
Scott, of Douglas. put up the thOus-
and necessary 10 call bu, Globe de
Cided discretion the better part Of
yalOr. and decided 10 take cards il
the hope Of filing The money was
deposited next day in Globe, but the
proposition was changed the HOrtn-
land made terms OF staring TWO
cars. And SO the matter rests up
to this time SrcGld the race thaJ
is proposed be driven the Horderldnd
route from lOrdsbUrg 10 PhocuiX has
the advantage in road, and be north,
ern route in shorter distance by some
eighty or ninety miles. How the one
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
OLDEST WOMAN
GOOD WITNESS
Centenarian Testiiies as
to Alleged Assault
Made Upon Her
Younger Brother
MEMORY is EXCELLENT

PHOENIX, May l3.-Antonia Per
rez. the oldest living human being IN
Arizona, if not in the entire county,
was a witness in the superior court
yesterday, and considering the eN-
satisfactory subject.
When her memory was attacked on
cross examination. she said: Many
years are upon me; | do not remem
Der all things clearly" The little
withered old Mexican woman was
helped into court by a deputy sher-
inn. and during the proceedings sat
before the jury, a pathetic link OF nu-
mainly binding the present with the
past She is deaf but the interpret
er was able TO make the questions
clear TO her understanding, and she
answered for the most part intelli,
gently.
The case on trial was that OF the
state against Deciderio Garcia, indict,
ed for assault with a deadly weapon
upon the person OF LOretto Garrona,
the eightyyear-old brother OF the aged
woman.
The evidence Of both f the OLD
folks showed that on the night Of
March %, defendant came 10 the
home OF the aged brother and sister,
who are passing their declining hours
together in a shack near the rail
road yards, and demanded admit
lance The door was opened by Gar
roma, when, according to the evidence,
Garcia plunged a pair OF scissors deep
into the shoulder OF the old man, Just
under the collar bone, inficunS an eN'
tremely dangerous wound
Defendant was recognized by the
old man by his voice, though he did
not see his face. His centenarian sis
ter. however. testified that she saw
and recognized Garcia as the man
who attacked her brother
Court adjourned for the day altei
the prosecution rested and the de-
tense will be heard this m rning. The
prisoner is represented by Attorney
Burke by appointment OF the court.
The trial OF j. II. Gibson, charged
with attempting to hold up II. {.
McDun on West Adams street last
winter occupied most OF the day. The
jury retired at for O'Clock returning
a verdict of guilty at nine O'Clock
last evening. \ recommendation o.
mercy was made after the verdict
was announced.
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is He FRAUD
/. OR ONLY GOAT"
Mining Man Held TO Answer
10 Grand Jury on Charge
of Misuse of the
L. S. Mails
DOPING" Is CHARGED

( PHOENIX. May r. Did an enemy
Of Charles n Mcdonald pan to Sc
cure possession OF McDondld's mine
/ near WiCkenburg by doping the owner
and inducing him, while in that cOndi-
ton, TO commit felony or 20 manu-
1 facture evidence tending to show that
/ Mcdonald is guilty Of a crime against
I the United States?
That is the question which jury
| in the United States district court
may be called upon to determine next
I fall when Mcdonald is arraiSned for
| trial on a charge of using the United
States mails with intent TO delraud.
! Mcdonald, who nas lived in Ari-
iona a long time and IS known to
many as n miner and prospector be
came involved viii the government
Authorities a few weeks ago because
( OF an alleged fraudulent check trans
faction against Melczer Bros. OF Pho2
mix, said 10 nave been consumatCd by
Iuse OF the mails.
/ Mcdonald was arrested by Post
'oniCe Inspector c. L. Button 2nd this
evidence presented TO the last grand
jury which returned an Indictment
against the man. To this Indictment
StruCkmeyer and Fisher, attorneys for
/ tile defendant denurred. The demur-
+ rer was sustained by Judge Mack
/ technical flaw having been discovered
United States Attorney Morrison
prepared . new complaint and yes.
itcrday Judge Mack sitting as 3 COM
hitting magistrate heard evidence
/ enough TO warrant him in holG:ng the
defendant TO the next grand jury.
/ Attorney StruckmCyec then made an
eloquent plea for q low bail. pointing
[ out the need Of the prisoners wife.
who is in a delicate condition, Of his
support and care, and further that
I Mcdonald could secure immediate en-
( plOym at SOOd salary.
'The hearing lasted nearly all day
and at the conclusion the court con-
ferred with the attorneys and the de-
PENDANT OF whom he asked many ques-
tions. The request of the defense that
/ bail be fixed al $500 was finally
granted and 4 cash bond submitted
/ II is the purpose OF the defense to
fight the case with energy, and some
: interesting revelations are promised
when it is finally put on trial
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
Catarrb Cannot Be Cured

with local APPLICATIONS, rs they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease Ca
tarrh Is "A blood or constitutional disease.
and in order to cure 70 you must take in
ternai remedies. Hairs Catarrh Cure IL
taken externally, aud acts diFHctly UPON
lie blood and mucous slWfatts Halls
Catarrl1 cur IS not quack medicine II
was prescribed bv one Of the best ply
sicians in this country for years and -
a regular prescription. " " composed OF
tho best touics known. combined with ths
best MoaJd purifiers. acting directly on tho
mucous surfaces. The perfect CoWbtua-
ton of tiIe two ingredients Is what pro
duces such wonderful results in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F.tJ. CHENEY g. CO, Props. Toledo. q
Sold by Druggists. price s5c.
Take Hall Family Pills for CONSTIPATION
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Or. Alton on Trial

After being in and out OF the news.
papers and in and out Of court for
a period approaching four wears, Dr.
Alton is on trial in Phoenix. charged
with practicing medicine without a
license. His controversy with the
state medical board has been a long
and warm one. and its ultimate out.
come is awaited with interest by-alI
factions
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
Arizona NeUs
Breuities
To Improve BorderIand

Road Superintendent Smith, 81
Pima county, Las finished cutting out
and gTubbing d new road from Tucson
TO Vail, twenty miles in length. which
still further viii tend to improve the
BOrdeTland route. The new road will
not be improved as 1t hal been stat
ed that it would, the new section be
ing designed TO improve the old
route.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
Fire az Constellation

Starting fire To cook his supper,
J. ). Wren, Jr., who was in charge
al Constellation, was called 10 the
telephone. On his return he found
the building Al flames, and the result
was the destruction OF the post OF
nee. saloon. store and several tens
houses. There was no insurance, so
the loss was . total one. IL has been
decided to rebuild, and material has
been purchased at Wickenburg
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
Prescott Cleans House

The Monday Club of Prescott, one
Of the women's clubs OF the Mile High
city, plans General house cleaning
and. has APPOINTED next saturday foI
the TASK The services OF thefmen Of
the city. will aIsp be called fory and
a general demand that all shall take
part in the task has been ISSUED. =,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
Find Body in We'll

Fred Golden, an old resident OF
Globe, committed suicide at Miami
last week by leaping into a well. The
body of the supposedly demented man
was found later in the day at the
depth Of 100 feet, death from the fall
being instantaneous
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-05-14
SHOOTING or Street

On Saturday evening Of last week
there was a shooting ARRAY on the
street in Phoenix As result two
men were wounded on tae crowded
thoroughfare where the trouble DC.
CURED, and the entire shcrif's Office
force was set on the trail OF the
shooters. but without success In the
chase up 10 Sunday morning.
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Prisoners Give Lcvinq Gun

At an entertainment IN the prison
at Florence last week, the prisoners
presented Miss Kate Barnard, an en-
thusiastic prison reform worker, With
a loving CUP sixteen inches in height
purchased by contributions from each
inmate of the prison.