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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
QUICK AID TO
INJURED ON 4TH
WHAT TO DO IN CASE OF Accl-
DENTs-oREATEsT MENACE
is LocKJAW.

The most common accident tomOr-
rCw-the Fourth-is burning For
small burns clean the scorched area
with warm soapsuds and then cover
with moist baking soda on damp
clean cloth or towel.
For extensive burns put the arm
leg or whole body into a bath heated
tc 100 degrees Fahrenheit, with some
baking soda I'm the water or a pint OF
pitric acid solution to 10 gallons Of
water, and send for a doctor
In case the eyes or face should be
injured by powder or flying fragments
of wadding, wash the parts and get a
doctor al once The physician will
take steps Immediately to prevent
lockjaw. Put the patient into dark
room. lying down or I'm semi-recum .
bent position. and apply cold cloths.
BE sure the cloths are absolutely
| clean.
Any cuts should be encouraged Ia
bleed freely 10y applying hot water
and squeezing slightly. After several
minutes Of bleeding. 10 minutes at the
| most. during which time the cut
should be bathed with hot soapsuds
| cover with clean cloth and apply
pressure to stop bleeding. If the
bleeding is I'm spurts and very pro-
fuse. stop at once by wrapping the
arm or leg~very tightly above the cut
and send for doctor.
Ordinary bruises are best hoaled b.
| applying hot cloths or putting the
| Part I'm hot water Aftcr the pain Is
lessened out on cold applications. Al
| ternate use of the hot and cold VII
| relieve the pain and decrease the sore
ness and discoloration afterwards
The greatest menace is the POSSIBLE
itv Of tetanus. or lockjaw TINS
dreadful and practically fatal disease
does not show itself for several DAYS
after the injury. The skin wound
which Is the cause of the tetanus, ma,
appear small and insignificant
may entirely heal over before the rca
symptoms of lockjaw appear
Last year there were $50 cases ON
,iaUy reported in the whole country
There were probably others whicl
were not reported. But of these 1oo
60 per cent were due 10 accident
with toy rcvolvers and blank cart
ridges. Just few grains of powde
on wad entering the skin and neg
lcct Of immediate attention may re
lsult i'm agonizing suffering few day
later. and inevitable death SlN'ee'
Der cent were caused by the dynaml'
or giant hrecracker, 10 per cent D.
loose powder. and per cent oE 10
cannons. Il is far better TO avoid ines
dangers. but If courted they shoul
he nm ierstood well enough to avon
these consequences.
Do not hesitate if your boy or gu
las The misfortune 20 he hurt CAL
good doctor at once, and take imme
diate steps against the deadly tetanu'
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NO WONDER.

The suftraSists are still h'kinE ~
their New York parade and daily be-
lated stories of the event come pont-
inc into the headquarters.
one of the latest concerns the nus
band of Votes for Women en-
tbusiast. who WAS finally persuaded
to ioin the big march. His wife was
delighted whom she at last saw him
started with the gorgeous galaxy car
rying bravelv banner. But untold
was her discontinue when she DIS
covered late in the afternoon he had
accompanied the parade FOR only two
blocks and then had beat an unniil'-
tant retreat
John. WHY didn't you carry that
tanner all Afternoon as asked yoa
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COMMON THINGS

Give me, dear Lord thy magic COM
mon thinss.
which all can see, which an may
share.
sunlight and dow drops. grass and
stars and sea,
Nothing unique or new. md nothin"
rare.
lust daisies kuap-weed, Wind among
the thorns
some clouds to cross the blue old sky
above
Rain. wintcr.nrcs q useful hand.
heart.
The common glor, Of "a woman's love.
Then, when my feet no longer tread old
paths.
C<eer them from footing sweet Things
any where'
Write one old cpitaph in gracc-lit
words
such things look faircr that hc So
ioIrned here"
-. X. shettcrlN
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Calumet Aerie, r. o. (.

Committees named bl the members
of Calumet Aerie Fraternal order of
Eagles are making arrangements for
the annual picnic To be held in the {.
8 II. park ON Thursday, July IS. II is
planned 10 make this event one of the
biggest of the season and to eclipse all
previous efforts.
DIR. O. II. Kohlhaas who has charge
of the arrangements for the parade
has already received assurances that IA
number of the business houses will
prepare floats. The Calumet and IIecla
band has been engaged to head the
parade and to furnish music for dane
ing at the park during the afternoon
and evening. A specially designed uni
form is being selected for the members
of Calumet Aerie, and each member
viii be expected to procure one.
An invitation will be extended to the
members of other Aeries Of the Frazier
nal order OF Eagles in Houghton coun-
~ to participate i'm the parade and
picnic and it is planned to make the
gathering one of the biggest county
reunions of the year.
At the meeting TO he held one week
from this evening. State President
John Mclaughlin and Delegate Tobh
will present their report of the pro-
ceedings at the Traverse City con
vention.
Knights Of Columbus.
The members Of Calumet council
knights Of Columbus, are locking for.
ward with interest TO the ceremonie:
marking the observance OF the tent
anniversary Of Hancock council to III
held on July u, i'm which the Calume
council will participatc DIR. NJ \
Thometz Of Calumet viii act as toast
master for the banquet he havinl
been the first presiding officer of thu
Hancock council.
The celebration will open with sol
emn high mass, celebrated by RICH
Rev. Bishop Els of Marquette at 81
Patricl<s church All of the councils
will attend.
The work IN the secord degree vii
be conferred by the Menominee team
at the st. Patrick's hall in the after
noon with i. " LaBillois of Menomi
nee i'm charge. George f. Monaghan o
Detroit Will direct the work in tn
third degree.
In the evening there will be hi
banquet in St. Patricks hal will
seats for 500 guests.
Deputy Supreme knight Martin n
Carmuny of Grand Rapids and Stat
Deputy Thomas A. Lawson OF Lansing
will be present.
Officers Are Installed.
At the regular meeting of Calume
Lodge, |. o. O. T. held last evening, tn
following officers for the ensuing yea
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Your SUPPORT and INFLUENCE
will be appreciated
Anthony Lucas
Republican Candidate for
Prosecuting
Attorney
NEWS Of FRATERNAL
IN the - SOCIETIES

were Installed BY District Deputy Al
fred Taylor;
Past Grand. John Spur
Noble Grand, John Caldwell
Vice Grand Albert w. Bray.
Warden. Thomas H. Berfymen.
Conductor. Henry Vivian.
Chaplain, Rev. l.. X, Long.
II. Scene Supporter. Ellis Osborne.
l.. Scene Supporter, William Hos
king.
Right Supporter Noble Grand Alfred
Taylor.
Left Supporter Noble Grand, WI
liam Ford.
Inside Guardian. Il. Il. Odgers.
Outside Guardian, Uriah Pcnberthy.
Pianist, Edward Champion.
Finance Committee--John Spur, Il.
l.. Odgers and Fred James.
Entertainment Committee-W illian
Medlyn, William Ford. Uriah Penber-
thy Percy Ponberthy. Fred Martin.
William Wills and Hugh James.
|. o. o. =. Lodges to Baraga.
At the regular meeting of Hecia
lodge No 90. |. c. q. f. this evening
! officers for the ensuing year will be
Installed.
Hecla lodge has received an in
vitation to confer the second degree on
class of candidates in connection
| with the dedication of the now |. y
q. j.. temple on July q. Action vii
be taken ON The invitation at AN earl.
meeting
! OTHER lodges which have been i'm
vited to assist in the comforting of the
degree work are-Ishpeming, initiatory
degree; Hmghton first degree; Hecla
second degree and Calumet third de-
gree.
1t H. probable that Grand Master
Hamburger will preside at the dedica-
tory exercises.
Hibernian Degree Team.
The efficient work done by the re-
Gently organized degree team of III
vision No. .. A. q. II. at the Hiberniar
! ceremonial session at LauIiun
Saturday evening and at lIancocI
| Sunday afternoon, has aroused con
siderable interest among the loca
members in the state convention t'
be held at Ironwood, August %. Thu
degree team will continue regular prac-
4, tice during the summer months ant
will be prepared to confer the worl
i'm the best possible manner at Z the
state meeting. II is probable that {
large number of local members will at
tend Division No. . will hold another
meeting on July 2Sth and it is posi-
hle that some candidates will be I'M
tiated on that date.
Sons of ST. George.
At the regular meeting of One ant
All lodge. Sons of St George 10 b'
held this evening, further plans will b'
considered for the trip to Negaunee OF
July 20, to attend the last days pro
ceedinrs of the state convention whicl
will be i'm session from July Is to 20
one and All lodge will send a delega
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03

enc of the easiest Of determinations %
make
In the first place drum-like cylin-
der is made of Gved diameter and of
sufficiently stiff paper TO allow of II
revolving rapidly ON q spindle rsins
"a cylinder Of small circumference it
rs necessary that the speed approach
.OOo revolutions a minute. These
revolutions are produced by electric
power and the count r. made oy an
exact mechanical register.
The gun is placed securely a, thc
required distance from the drum AMI Is
sighted directly at the center of the
cylinder. which is spinning at 50 many
rods--eyon miies-a minute as It's cir
conference determine. With the
drums speed adjusted. an electric cur
rent discharges the weapon. the bullet
striking the center of the drum as
measured from top to bottom.
The rea Ter understands that with tho
drum stationary the bullet would pass
directly through it on the line Of It's
diameter, coming out on the other side
With scarcely a shade of impeachment
( With the drums periphery whirlirg at
/ The rate of 900 revolutions a minute
and it's diameter only a fraction more
han foot. this would mean q rate
of 1000 wards in so seconds. rhus IN
{ the fragment of a second necessary fot
/ Jhc bullet to enter one side of the
! ,apcr drum. cross il and out at the
|other side the opposite side Of the
| drum would show considerable deyia-
ton from an exact diameter of line
of passage
It is this space Of reflection shown
in side the further rim of the drum.
that is used for the computation Cf We
locity of the missile. The speed of the
cylinder may be computed TO The ten
4 Ihoueanth part OF a second. If neces-
sary. and the lineal distance run in
that time may he charted in perpendi-
dicular lines on the inner side Of the
paper At whatever line the bullet
peuelratcs outward it registers its time
ia crossing the diameter of the cylindci
n il has required the ten thousandth
part of second for. the bullet to H.
one foot from its muzzje, velocity tc
the mile may be computed by any
schoomoy by the same process too
The bHlrts velocity ct 100 yards oI
500 Yards may Doe determined.
Years ago. before wing shooting had
become ga art. the farmer with a muz-
tsle-loadinc shstgun and charge oil
blaol, pow lcr would shoot directly al
wild goose or duck in full fight. H'
evolved theory Of his own as To t''
onconing bird. holding that the nearS
breast feathers turned" the s.9t. lie
waited until the bird passed him, then
firing lrcctlN at 1T. he could briht
down ais quarry.
Eut il was not because the bird wal
not vulnerable oning breast on. The
fact was that it flow over his charge d
shot before ne could pull the trisgc
and the hammer could fail on the pre
cussinn cap and the comparatively SLOW
hlacl, powder could bc ignited and eX
plodcd. scndire the shot, % or so yards
the bird had down Yards perhaps
beyond its position vixen the iowlc
first touched the trigger But 10y hrn'
directly at tn, bird after II mad passc'
the shot harwc had a strong ten"tu
To- drop rs il nev and the bird. lyn'
ON Lowell lire. got in TIE way Of tn
charge --Chicaec Inter ocean.
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VELOCITY or A JULIET.

Easy to Tell How Fast q Missile is
TraVelin9
Persons at all Interested u "u lir-
ing Of any kmd. whether of the "cvol-
Yer o. rife or of heavy ordt~uca If
any sort, occasionally come up3u the
term "muYZle velocity and rclo"itcs
Of the missile at stated iiStlrrcs
":Tow can anybody tell nov fast =
muzzlc of Weapon is q liknlN crm-
mert on the par: of the laNmau,
AS matter a. fact TIM approNi-
mato velocity cf tho missile may bee
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-07-03
IsMAY A PROPHET.

\ speech made by J. Bcgec Ismay
some years ago Is row remomberei
The speech was made In Belfast and
was concerning an uulucky sea cnp-
tain. II appears 70 apply 70 Mr.. Is
mays lot since the Titanic disaster
lie then SAID when a mans down
his enemies stop hi,King him-to Jet
his friends begin. philadelphia Re-
ord.
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ton composed OF practically the en-
tire membership Of the lodge and 9TH
er copper country branches viii be
represented by good delegations.
The officers who were not installed
at the last regular meeting win bc
installed this evening by Deputy Sam
Trevarthen.
New Officers Installed.
Deputy Supreme Chief Ranger Ed
win Edwards visited Gay last Thurs
day and installed the officers # tie
recently Instituted Court Traverse. 4.
Of A., No. iO6 Following the BUSINESS
session a social session was held The
new court has membership of 90. a
large one when the small size OF the
location is taken into consideration,
The following are the ofIicers:-
6. R--D. l.. Vivian.
s c. R.-A. Jackson.
Treasurer. Phailc.
Financial sccretary-H. Sincock
Recording secretarS--F. NJ Brad
shaw.
g. We 4. Johnston.
J. w. Samuel Nordstrom
| S. B.-William Vivian
| c. B.-Walter Shaefer.
| Past Chief. Jackson
! Trustees-W Harvey, Il. ;. Carter
ana Paul LeBeau.
| Physician-nr. w. BENJAMIN.
Foresters OF America.
Announcement is made of the tweu-
| ty-second annual outing of the For
esters of America to be held at Freda
Park. Saturday. July 27 Music will
be furnished by the Hubbell band and
| there will be sports of various kinds
including a baseball game between
teams picked from the members OF
Court Golden Eagle of Hubbell aud
Court North Star of Calumet. TIL,
outing will he tor all of the members
of the Foresters of America. The train
will leave Calumet at Z: so a. NJ, and
returning will leave Freda at 6. y m
Knights of Pythiss.
There was no meeting of Lauriun
lodge knights of Pythias Monday even
ing. because of the opening OF Ltur-
iums big carnival. Next Monday
evening the first rank VIII be conferred
On class of candidates.
Laurium lodge is making arrange
nnents for picnic and dancing party tC
be held at the Electric park in thu
near future. Dates will be announce
soon for this gathering Good music
will be secured and special street ears
provided.
Charity lodge will omit its regular
weekly meeting tomorrow evening ow-
ing to the fact that it falls on TN,
Fourth. At the meeting the followini
week. the matter of a summer adjourn n.
ment probably will come up.
Reports Good Progress.
r.. \. Langley who has been spend
ing a short time i'm Calume; in the ina
terests of the Modern Woudmen %
America. reports good prog ess an,
probably will remain here for some
umc. Calumet will suffer little from
Withdrawals due to the new rates il
effect most of the local members be
ing satisfied To reamin in the organi
Zation.
To Chassell BY Boat.
The members of Enterprise Lodge
Modern Brotherhood of America %
Laurirm are making arrangements fu
their annual picnic. Committees have
been named and il has practically beef
decided that the outing will consist @
q boat excursion 10 Chasscll and re
turn. No dates have been selected bu
this matter will be decided soon.
There will be no meeting of Enter
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to-" she queried distressedly.
Did Won read that banner Hou ZdH"
me-" he replied.
no.
If YOU had you wouldn't have eN-
pected me To carry ii. il said. a
man can vote Why can't | 90
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Proof.
LUMBAGo. RHEUMATISM.

lUMBAGO. RHEUMATISM.
Now Il you suffer from either al the
above ailments. and don't really think
YOU can get any benefits from taking
Chiropractic Adjustments.
Just speak to Mr.. John Phillips, Al
Ioucz and he viii inform YOU what
benefit he rccci, cd through Chir0prac-
tic Adjustments.
This gentleman suffered for Years
With Lumbago. tried everything. hut
without success. until he came To me
r. JOBLlNG, D. c.
Graduate Chiropractor.
3t2 Sixth Street
phone 68o Caumet.
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We would bc quick 30 defend this
community i'm time of war lt is equal
IA urgent that We he prompt to promote
it's welfare in time of peace.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-31

Ladies' silk Hose, $3.50 grades, $780,
Milford Berger Shoe Co.
Pairs Mems 25c sox for $1.oo cash.
Milford-Berger Shoe Co.
And ladies' shoe in the house in Gun
Metal, Suede, Velvet, Kid, Patent or
Vlc-button or lace. Your pick for
$3.50. This includes $500, $3.50, $500,
$3.50 and $500 shoes. But for cash
only. Milford Berger Shoe Co.
Best place to buy Shoes any time is
MiIford-Berger Shoe Co. See big adj.
LOST-Pearl pin. Phone 1853. Mrs
J. A. Gill.
Take your gold bonds on pianos to
Patton Music Co. Come as early as
possible.
Take your gold bonds on pianos to
Patton Music Co. Come as early as
possible.
FOR RENT-Modern 5-room cottage
with hot and cold water, bath, gas,
electric lights, etc Inquire at Chief
tain Office Rents for SIS.
Cut flowers at Burns Store. Phone
l64. 6-tf
If you want to save 33 l-3 per cent
buy Diagraph Carbon Paper from N
A. Davis, sales manager, Hickman
hotel, vinita, Okla Price in any color
or weight, $500 per box of 100 sheets.
Quality and life of paper guaranteed
Mail or phone orders promptly attend
ed to- Ga
Mems 75c. Shirts, choice for 35c.
MiIford-Berger Shoe Co.
Brand new s25O.OO piano for $1,000.
Brand new $4,000 piano for $l47.5O.
Brand new SO note Player Piano, reg
uIar 100000 for 100000. GEORGE
KAPP MUSIC CO. 8-10-12
Take your gold bonds on pianos to
Patton Music Co. Come as early as
possible.
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, 900 900 oooooooooo Q
} LOCAL AND PERSONAL Q
o o ooooooooooocooC o {

Take your gold bonds on pianos to
Patton Music Co. Come as early as
possible.
Frank Smith went to Big Cabin to-
day to build house.
Revival transferred to Methodist
church for tonight and tomorrow night.
Boys 25e FIeeeed Underwear, two
garments, 25c. Milford-5erser Shoe Co.
Tom McCane of the Centralia Stan
dard had business with the Chieftain
Tuesday
Prof. Roper played for the revival
last night. He will play again tonight,
at the Methodist church.
DR.. Mcintosh was i'll this morning
from near attack of lagrippe. He
was able to go out for dinner.
Ladies' SOC Hose, choice s5c. Milford
Berger Shoe Co,
The police gave the Gypsy fortune
tellers, who have been camped on Bull
Creek orders to leave town this morn
ing.
The announcement of r. l.. Jack
son of Welch for sheriff of Craig
county is among the late announce
ments
Members of the Christian church
be at the services Sunday morning;
very important business. J. NJ. Miller
Minister.
Revival services at the Grand
Theatre discontinued and transferred
to the Methodist church. Come early
to get seats.
Judge Tom Brown of Claremore was
here today to sit in case in the dis
trict court in which the supreme court
thought Judge Davis was disqualified
The Cemetery Association viii hold
meeting tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
at the Commercial Club rooms. All
members ar urged to be present.
Geo. Finley received telegram this
morning announcing the death of
sister Mrs. j. G. Gillen of Pittsburg,
Pa. Mrs. H. Finley of Hobart and
Mrs. B. A. Mcfarland of this city
started for Pittsburg Monday night
but did not reach Pittsburg until after
the lady was dead
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-31

FOR SALE-The W. c. Wright res
idenee property on North Wilson
street. This property is going to sell
NOW Apply here.
Rooms for light housekeeping. $50
South Smith. Sis
Four rooms, $40. Fowler.
FOR SALE-The best farm in Craig
county. 24O acres. Ss5 an acre. In.
quire here.
Cane hay for sale Jno. Swain.
FOR SALE-"Sure Hatch" incuba.
tor, 200 eggs. Phone 50. Mrs. W. R.
Badgett-
FOR RENT-Three fine rooms. very
cheap 7O9 West nlinoius ave. Off
Two residence rooms. Sc. Fowler.
Take your gold bonds on pianos to
Patton Music Co. Come as early as
possible.
$500 Nettleton's Patent Colt Shoes
for men, in button and lace for $3.50.
Milford-6erser Shoe Co.
Take your gold bonds on pianos to
Patton Music Co. Come as early as
possible,
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German system Good ono.

Germany has contributive system
that provides insurance against sick
ness, accident. inirmity, and old age.
In 1908, the vast sum of ss7,5o0. 900
was paid to wage earners for sick
benefits and hospital service. and OF
the recipients of this money, about
13, 100000 we're In contributive cooper
alton with the government. Since
1891. 1890, ,O00.O 900 has been distributed
in old age and infrmity pensions.
s2tO. 900. 900 OF which was contributed
by employers and employees. and $780,
0O0. 900 by the state The latest re-
turns show that 14.000O00 individuals
are insured IN this class. and that the
state holes fund OF $3.50. 900. 600 for
this insurance
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-31

Keep your money in northeastern
oklahoma by buying from people who
live and pays taxes here, that goes to
help build our little city. We can sell
pianos at price sand terms as cheap
as any foreign company.
GEORGE KAPP MUSIC CO
S-1O-12 0. L. PATTON MUSIC CO.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-31

Rose of Oklahoma Flour may be
had at the following places. Try it..
Every sack guaranteed:
NICHOLS & WERNER.
+. G. COWAN,
S. J. BURNS.
ELLIOTT & GASTON,
ZENo & TAYLOR,
PEOPLES GROCERY.
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your credIi 4 eooe Aere.

Just unloaded a car Of high grade
pianos, and will sell for cash or terms
to suit. GEORGE KAPP MUSIC co.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-01-31

Business is sensitive, only going
where it is invited, and staving
where it's treated right.
We ask you for .an opportunity
to treat you right.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-08-14

rcgular food Of students viii enter
in the fall He thinks Cairo is on
boom now, big buildings are being
constructed and others are under
contract and large manufacturing
concerns are looking over the
Drainage District since Cairo Will
have tho money to make the district
perfectly safe.
He compliments his field solicitor
III. c. Karaktr whom he says has
been doing yalcnt work this sum
mer, having secured the largest
number, an extra large number of
students from points outside Of
Cairo, particularly from his home
territory, the vicinity Of Dougola
H. Mr. Karaker will be at the head
OF tho Bookkeeping department this
year.