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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
THE PAROLE or ASHLEY.

Governor "s''IHs r''edse of Frank
.7sHl'.. VINO was sentenced from De.
mott De- ~ 1896. To- serve life >er-
l-A'r I' jackson prison for murder
l's aroused storm Of protest Ashley
has been given conditional parole.
he Is required TO report to the var
ush OF the prison every month anu
HLoh'Diieo nom leaving jackson roun-
r. "'''o'' 'H' written consent OF the
'"'" governor. '"'. Osborn takes the
'.a"u mat il i"' ne" ia" authorizing
p''"'e w ''i'I-is sentenced Tor
''i'...'''''' 81 '''iod 'l .. y ears less good
''''''. means any 'n'hE' Ashley comes
.'''''' Do ~ NOT INTENDED mat
''''s '''s' records make them
vi .''. '' 'i'''''I''S "no'f me he'.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
y. J. MILLER of Miller a. CO.
BOSTON. MASS. DE-. &. 1912.

GOSSIP confines itself the rorLcominy Producers
'"chheh The low European exports for the month ,,r
'e controlling factors During the Balkan war period
universal tendency not lock money up i'm metal
'oNeu ana this in spite Ut the large um,unls
VI copper were constantly used in Lept
ports within very moderate bounds. Supplies ON b,rl
o shipping facilities during period also did not hen
things any.
Metal people very that Foreigners must
into the market in the future on that are
hopes OF big revival IN buying the turn of the year
o the domestic situation little can because III
Tie is known In some running 10
iu' capacity while in others slowing up is reported
The declining foreign market speculative warrants
together with the general pcssimstic comment
selling Of small copper by so-caed "econd
hands and the ever hope getting supplies fot
the first quarter of the year eessios have kept
domestic consumers rather in waiting attitude. How
much they have consumed curing will determine
whether the increase in than cx-
pccted
The more conservative look 1J.000O0O 1" 20
100000 Increase, while those whose feelings uDse
darker look FOR high pounds Such ana
much encouragement in that Utah and NeNada
sirinkaee due to the strike will show this month
II is pertinent to repeat that preliminary rsu
mates have usually hit mark
J. ~ CODY of Miller n co,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
Almost the Limit in Invention.

A log OF wood and a roll of paper
are placed In a new match making
machine, and when human hands next
touch the material 1t is all bound ND
In packages containing one gross OF
boxes OF matches. ready for the con.
sumer. During the process the ma.
chine cuts the wood into proper
lengths, sulphurs the ends. counts
them, makes The paper boxes. prints
the labels on them, fills each box and
packs them. The machine has been
patented by a Norwegian match com.
pany.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
GIVE THEM THE FLOWERS NOW

Closed ewes can't see tho white roses,
Cold hands can't hold them. YOU
know
Breath that Is still-d cannot gather
The odors that sweet from them
blow
Death, with a peace beyond dreaming.
Its children Of earth doth endow:
Lite - TN" time We can help them,
So give them the flowers now.
Here are the struggles and striving,
Here are the cares and the tears:
Now rs the time 10 be smoothing
The frowns and tho burrows and
fears.
What 10 closed eyes are kind s.y wings
What 10 hushed heart is deep vow ?
Naught can avail after parting,
80 Civ" them the flowers now,
Sust Kind word OF a greeting;
JUS q warm grasp OF a smile --
There are The flowers that will tighten
The burdens for many a mile.
After the Journey IL over
What is The use OF them: how
Can they carry them who must be car
ried2
oh give them the flowers now!
Blooms from the happy hearts garden
Flucked in the spirit of love;
Blooms that are earthly reflections
OF flowers that blossom above.
Words cannot tell what "A measure
or blessing such gifts will allow
70 dwell in the lives Of many.
:" give them the flowers now.
Leigh NJ. Hodges
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
NEW YORK, DEG. 6. 1912.

The arrival OF the supreme Court decision in the matter
thu so-caled Hartman Lines dcN eopcd new comucN
ion TO the market. which tcr day hesitation seemed
u MAKE Tor prepondcrance sentiment and Az
result vi the evidence nitialy shown in preliminary
decline followed by small rally. market final, has
oioken away from recent prices tonight it MAY 10
figured pretty substantial decline has been scored
throughout the general list.
The decision of is very far reaching il, IFS inn,
port and has raised the question possibly similar exist
ING conditions with other properties but however thai may
D.. the main development means II great independcuc,
among western shippers ana redistribution of th, vas,
e'sht tonnage over the Hartman Lines which win prob,
ably change largely the matter OF earnings ON ono az ,
properties interested.
IN olher respects money has continued tight ami wiz,
" reel from the treasury gold imports correction of
uc present congcstcd position will We assume develop
from llqhldation in one direction or another
'"ons inc holders ol various industrial securities but
n'Si'tion III trade IN not yet apparent AM,
pooaply VIII not show until the manufacturing interest
nave caught up with the enormous volume OF business
sun III the books, although pig iron we notice tc
hrSt rcacuonary tendency il! metal
We confess nothing which to bull the market
al the moment and continue think that the line of least
resistance viii be downward buying opportuni
Ties viii coc along cheaper to the patient oocr-
Oh.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

lei To the material. mental. and moral
progress shown in these Ten years OF
ciNil government by so many millions
Of people, held for centuries i'm ignor
ano" and Ia effect In political anil
economic bondage" After making this
statement secretary Stimson proceeds
TO detail at length what has been ao-
complished In each separate direction
in the islands, the sanitation. the edu-
cation, ia" development of new indus
tries. the opening of the lands to small
farmers. the construction OF harbor
works and railroads and irrigation
plants Yet with all this progress, our
work IN the Philippines mas Just COM
mcnced, continues the secretary.
Half of the children born in Manila
die IN infancy; ana million children
ere without schools the old system Of
peonage is stil accepted 10y the
masses. who unless protected lay Am
orleans would fall ready victims -
the rich and educated Philippine mi
nority'
Deals With Psnama Canal.
The American policy. h says, should
be continued TO completion for until
that time all proposals FOR indcpcn-
dence are pleas for national recrean.
icy on our part, and for the reputation
of the heavy and difficult burden
which thus far we have been bravelv
and consistently sustaining. Even
more is u unjust TO the great masses
of Filipino people, I'm whose behalf tho
nigh sounding slogan of liberty and
'.ndepo ndenoc' are shouted After hav-
ing been for centuries sunk i'm ignor
anCe and held i'm economic subsection.
they are now being aroused TO sell
supporting manhood ana being welded
into national solidarity Along this
line, and alouG this line alone. lies tn"
true port OF liberty ana independence
The closing chapter of the report
deals with the Panama Canal OF viii h
II is said, that. while the Official date
Of opening is set for January /. 1919.
il is the intention 10 allow vessels 20
utilize II as soon as probably
during the latter half of 1913. TIN
secretary states that while he still be-
lieves the United states can repay
tolls 90 American vessels using he
canal. he - strongly OF the opinion that
such remission of tolls lac not granted
as they are necessary.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
In RebeIIiop

Mother-"Where are you going,
boys? Willie--"Over 10 the prin.
cipars house, mamma. We want to
register a protest against tearing
down the boys crochet and fancy
work room to use the space as a
girls basketball court.-Satire.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
The Mean Man.

do you mean to say that you firt
cd with your wife all the evening nj
the masked ball and didn't know her?'
That's right. But she was SO deuced
agreeable-how was to know it?"-.
Tit Bits.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

Thirty cents pound is enough
Tor thc consumer TO pay Tor butter
says The president of the American
esscgiatiou of Creamery Butter Max
,rs Hear Hear tie can have all
the support he wants on that PROPOSE
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

James Johnson. 10 Of Woodbury..
y. j" blind i've years, discovered the
other day that his sight had returned
as mysteriously as it left him years
ago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

chicago women want new state
prison exclusively for women offenders
and wholly run by women.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
Benefit Of SinaIs Term.

= sin"lc presidential term, Senator
Works declared. would pre"eLt the
use OF patronage anu the COVER of Of.
Zee IN the way IL is now used ana
Noulc remove the opportunity prcsi-
dent now has TO grant iavors or iulict
punishment upon campaign friends "
enemies.
He urged that camlaiSn contriba.
tionus be made only by the state n
nation, declaring that large campaign
funds however raised are Il dangerous
menace ~ the free institutions OF TIE
country"
"Thc adv ocacy by the incumbent Of
his own reelection in tho late cam
paigG led to the most shameful cani-
paign OF elimination ana rccrimiu- d.
lion between the pres dent and cx-
president that this country las ever
Witnessed Senator Works continued.
Both OF those candidate We're over.
Whelninely defeated. They both de.
served defeat for this reason IL for no
Other. The conduct Of Roosevelt was
particularly rcprehensiblc. Ills vici-
Gus assaults on the president made ii
imVcrativ" for the latter i'm N, est.
nation and that OF his friends. to NEE;
on the stump the charges mad.
against him
Vt was = fatal mistake Ii lost him
the respoct ana good will % many ;ood
people He put himself on q level
with his detractor and thus lowered
his dignity and that OF his Office 10
no purpose How much better II
wonld have been for the country #
both of them had been ineliPibl, to re-
election"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

to be after the postmastership ~ that
city.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
DISCOVERY OF M0HAWKITE MAY PROVE ANOTHER III
SOURCE OF REVENUE FOR THE AHMEEk MINING CO.

Ice aIin
disbursement While this stock has only been ON tho
market three months at time of organization ,
was an earning proposition. Though only T.. dividend
expected SO be readily paid as the earnings m
now 100 on the common stock As we have prc,io,s,
stated, il is a miniature Standard oil"
GoLoFlELp-
At the directors meeting held Thursday the uuarl,l,
dividend passed. No reason was given t,ouyI, ,
teen generally understood such course wo,d M
necessary though drastic as they have not ,.,,
the last two dividends of thirty cents They have ni
total of SEQ in dividends since the consolidation ~
last few months earnings arc equivalent to only aI,
twenty cents share quarterly; hence they hayo lc
compelled to draw on the treasury to pay t,o
last thirty cents The treasury during past year has
been dcplecd by payment OF dividends in excess Of
earnings by $l324OOO treasury balance now stands
little 100000
Undoubtedly it will b. only question of one period m
fore they dividends though it is very Iikc,. a.
win be at rate around per share As ,h,
being issued is necessary keep their earning con
sderaby above 100000 month pay even ten cent
dividend Nhiic there Is no question about richest ore
Bodies being exhausted they have an abundance how
grade and further the possibility getting other hs
grade shoots
METAL SITUATION
From all sides evidence . the suundness of In,
metal situation, and while may be en,por,r, r
action in quotations ON copper look as if th.
commodity will again get into the position il u.,s
two
PEOPLE IN close touch with the making aud scn. 81
copper inform us the consumption today is really greater
than the production ana urthcr that European sur
plus is very low Our foreign friends want and mus,
have copper and have been only holding Off ON making
commitments, awaiting the developments of the Balkan
situation According to the producers statement in M,
he Dn-h hand i'm In I.uit.
cOOOOO and allowing the pessmistir prediction
which Is 4OOOoO00 December would then he loss
than months production ON the other hand mn ono
has to lee many Years to remember when consur,or,
considered II calamity unless there was at least thca
months supply hand
According 10 adeces, Tia, visible supply Of copper in
England France ana 1Nca; December was 1915 toms
"r the lowest since August 1908. compared with the
high on March t. 1910. 49, 455 tons
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
THIS is MY SIND BIRTHDAY

General Francois Louis Lcssard. wh5
Tor The past rivc years has held the inn
portant pos OF AdJutant- General ot
canadian Militia was born in Quebe,
Dec. 9, 1soU ana received m, collegi-
ate education At -. Thomas. Quebec
lie first entered the militia as pri-
vate in the Queens Hussars. of que
boo In 1878. he was promoted TO Sec
ond Lieutenant in 1850 and subsequent
lH was transferred To the 65th Batta :
ION Infantry at Montreal General
LesSard served in the North West Re
uelllor. ana commanded the Roya!
Canadian Dragon i'm the last Boer
WAY IN South Africa where he saw
much active service and was rewarded
with the Queens medal and the Com
partnership OF the Bath Prior TO his
.vpontm.nt as Adiutant- General in
1905 h. served for several years as
Inspector of cavalry.
Thomas h. Paynter. United states
senator rom Kentucky 81 years old
today.
Marion T. HAY governor Of the state
81 Washington g years old today.
Meredith Nicholson, author Of The
House OF Thousand Candies" and
other popular stories 80 years old to-
day
Thomas ". Hdrdwick representa- .
tive IN Congress OF the Tenth district
of Georgia, 80 years old today
Edward L. Hamilton, rcpresentati g
IN congress Of Tho Fourth district of
Michigan. - years old today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

dangerous kind. The law should bC
corrected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09

Resumption rock shipments in the spring win be made
from No. I lode.
CENTENNIAL
Centennial is the present time shipping an average
Of clever approximately $50 TONS of rock
daily. The is running about the same as Tor The
months of the year yield little better than
pounds refined copper with cost in the neigh
horhood ot l2is cents per pound.
This year operations il is estimated, viii show net
profit practically share with last years net earn
ngs $4,000 The annual statement for the ending
Dec. a. 1912, should OF liabilities
Of nearly $4,000,
Dividends. therefore. depend entirely increase in
production well continuation OF the prices
oI metal This increase in production should be brought
about 10y the rcadiustmen Of their milling facilities
though just wllrn have been Unable TO ascertain.
Developments the mine continue satisfactory
cording Of the miners working the prop
erty one drilling machines being installed as
rgpdly possible, and present sixteen opera
ton.
Centennial is today selling at practically the same
lriccs it year when metal four
pound lover than is now though why this should
0e cannot be cNpolned 10y acquainted with
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
LAKE SUPERIOR POSSIBILITIES

But few realize the OF virgin ground in the
mineral the Lake superior district north Port
age Lake particularly, nor the number Of parallel lodes
that have been partially explored especial
J.! Pcwabic mined success
fully by quincy. aud which have been found extend
as lar north the Alloucz distance 10 miles,
though but little work has done north Franklin.
Then again, there is possibility Of the Allouez Con
somerut being developed paying proposition
the properties which it tray erses This Aou
Conslomcratc operated in the past and also
the Pewabic lode the Aoucz property by the
mining company and later by trbutors This
thing over thirty years when they die have the
he advantage Of the present modern equipment
the loss in failing considerable. thos. days the
mining company successtul though easors
made money.
There undoubtedly will a distant when
.hese veins will receive attention where in
the Red Jacket vertical shaft Calumet ~ Heca, the
Pcvub lode especially showed considerable naturalization
IN sinking this shaft amysdaloid
encountered thai may have value. but which
only h" demonstrated by exploration work
Not including the veins being developed the ST
Louis Mayhowcr and Old Colony properties the named
veins The Calumet Hccu property comprise
following with the approximate distances between:
The rewabc series, G5 feet the Allcuez con.
gloneIate
CcnglomcratC.
The Conslomcutc 55O feet west Of the sccolo
\mygdalod
The osceoIa Amygdaoid, 800 the Kcarsarso
lCnglomcrate.
The kearsarsc Congomeratc 1880 feet west o the kcar
sarge Amy sdaloid and tile Louis, Maynowcr
Colony veins to the of the Kcarsarge Amy gdalod
There is also sdloid vein between the Calumet
Conglomeratc and the Aouez Congomoratc showed
very good copper ground where cut in both No Tana
rack and Red Jacket vertical shafts. In the
I'll the Osoeola Amygdaoid, considerable work been
done another amygdaloid vein. called by miners the
West vein and in places ii very rich, som.
stopping being done this latter vein
When IL is taken into consideration that WORK
has been done these veins stretches of several
miles statements that the Lake Superior district more
undcveoped ground than proven more
readily understood.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
ONE TERM PLAN
CURE FOR EVILS
Works Advocates SixYears in Of.
flee For President
Continued From Page One.

tributions. lately had, has expressed
som" Of the darkest pages of The pci-
teal history of the country h. con-
tiuucd II has revealed the uupleas-
an, facts that the money .psed Tor cam
paign purposes both w Republicans
ana Democrats in past years was sup
piled almost wholly by men Interested
IN the large corporations thai were
amenable 10 punishment under NE Az
ti-trust law
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
Continued From Pase Three.

ana No lode was encountered depth OF 3,lOj feet
Resumption rock shipments the spring viii be made
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
SHAN N on

1t is beginning to look
Il month ~ paying their
are that the meeting FOR
until December 10th rhi
adverse comment and the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
FiIipinos Still Need Aid.

n remdrNdblo recital of the develop
ment OF the Philippines in ways of
civilization during the fourteen years
OF American occupation Is given in
the report 1t is declared that there is
no other instance in history, where.
after four years Of war and lnsurrec-
ton. TO over 100000 OF an entire
alien race have been so soon given not
merely the forms Of civiI control. bus
immediate ana extensive participation
In their own government Similarly
says the secretary. there IL no paral +.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-12-09
OJIB


IN assessment has been called. payable December lOtil
Of ST. This will make the total paid $15 a share Ac-
Crdins to the statement of DR. Hubbard with
the notice of assessment the showing and l5
lcrcs is very good and # the vein proves b as good
At the point where they raising from the eooo foo.
level it will give them back OF $50 This assess
men viii give them funds with which to carry ON opera
tons for year without any revenue shipments
ARcADIAN-
very good looking gdaloid been encoun.
This was unexpected the shaft is being sunk between
two veins one $50 to the the other about 800
Feet to the east II showed very heavy cope,
ground and is promising the management has decided
to put IN few blasts though the 500 level is the
objective point before doing work They have
party who the stated to US it looked very
good
AS soon the and station o the sjV foot level
have been completed SHAFT sinking will resumed They
piobaby viii make about IS feet month getting shaft
tor the present, hoist being capable OF duty depth
OF 1900 feet.
CHIC COPPER
1t has been announced thai the
who had Ohio coppers financing charge is now ready
t osburse 20 cents per share which is the liquidation
value of all the ohio that turned Tor the re-
organization with the 81 assessment
CALIFORNIA PETROLEUM
The common stock this compsn, made it's initial bov
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24

VXYASHINGTON.-Prof. w. j. MCGEE
W Of the department OF agriculture
has been at work upon a curious sort
Of census for some months. This CEN
sus is no the counting of souls, but Of
the wells of water upon which souls
are nourished. He has secured data
concerning the wells of the country,
and they are bearing on the national
water supply and incidentally upon
the ultimate food u of the ma
ton. This well enumeration has al
ready reached $4,000, and covers the
states and practically every country Of
the United States. Records are COM
piled, so far as possible, showing the
depth of the we'll and the depth Of
the water and the variation of water
level from year to year. The signif-
cant part Of the showing is that the
water level in the wells of the country
is decreasing at the rate of a loot and
a half for each decade. Some of the
records go back for 20 years and some
to the first settlement Of the country.
The average reduction in level of
the ground water" is shown to have
been IA feet since its first settlement.
This Is regarded as a serious condi-
ton, because the foo%d-producing pos
sibility Of the country depends wen
tually on the water supply.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1912-05-24
Historic Ship Is Abandoned by Navy

embryo admirals who transgressed the
rules. In more recent years h was
used as a garrison for marines and
sailors on that station. A few days
ago a large section Of her bottom gave
way and she sank slowly to the bed
of the river.
The Santee is a wooden ship of the
square-rigged type. She was built just
before the civil war, but because of a
mistake in her design she eve was
used for any important service. Ira
dition has 1t hat the error was point
ed out to the designer by his young
son soon after the vessel was launch.
ed, and that the designer committed
suicide by shooting himself on her
deck. The mistake was that the port.
holes were built directly opposite
each other, thus afording an open
line Of fire to an opposing warship.
The Santee was taken to Annapolis
in 1865, when the Naval Academy was
transferred there from Newport. Soon
after that she was dismasted and
rooted over. Huge anchors were cast
fore and aft to steady her In position
and, in fact, for years she practically
rested on the soft mud at the Naval
Academy dock.