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Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-28
w. D. Hutchins Co.

LARGE AND SMALL FARMS ON
electric car limo, near city markets. H.
3. Sawyer, s3s Water St.. Augusta, Me.
Tel. Sm-W aii92dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-28
TWO UPRIGHT PIANOS IN FIRST.

class condition for $l15 and $lS5 each
Fully warranted at Melville Smith, lS5
Water St, Augusta. Me-. near bridge
fnaV25dlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1912-05-28
BRING YOUR LAWNMoWERs Tc

Byrnes Bros, II Charles st, Waterville,
to be ground. We have the only electric
lawnmower grinder in the city-The
Ideal. Best work. maylId2w
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HANCOCK BREvlTlEs


Ed \. Hamilton returned yesterday
nom u business trip TO Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tarbox of Wa
ter street are the parents OF daughter
born recently.
j. A. Lacey was in the city yester-
day in advance of The Barrier" which
comes to lhe Kerredge on April 4.
A fire drill was held last Thursday
at the Quincy school and the pupils in
the building were gotten out in quicl,
time.
Miss Vera Jacobs has returned 10
her home at Chicago after a visit with
her sister. Mrs. Charles Dover, of Han
cock, for several weeks.
The Epworth League of the Pcwa-
bic M. z. church will go To Hurontown
This evening as guests of the league OF
that place at concert and entertain
ment, for which an interesting program
has been prepared.
a meeting of the Hancock teachers
held yesterday was addressed by Supt
LaRowe, who spoke Of his recent trip
to st. Louis TO attend the meeting OF
the department of superintendence OF
the National Educational association.
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HELPFUL HINTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


An esq beaten should never be left ia
soak in water. as the oil WI! be washed
out of the gears, making it hard to
turn.
In baking bread and rolls put a
saucepan of boiling water into the
oven. The steam will keep the crust
smooth and tender
TO keep milk toast from becoming
sosgy serve the boiling buttcred mill,
in a cover pitcher SO that each one
may pour it himself over his toast.
Most housewives use the broom dish
cloth. made OF cord attached to a han
die, winch Is vastly mere convenient
than the old method.
If pan is burned or blackened rub
the inside of il with a hard crust of
bread dipped in salt and afterward
wash /; with hot soda and water.
Stand saucopans. fish kettles, etc, In
'front.' Of the fire for a few minutes
after washing them, so that they may
De thoroughly dried inside This ndkea
hon last longer and helps keep them
n good condition.
Add little soda to the water in
which YOU wash plates and dishes
rhe soda loosens the grease on them
md gives the china good, shiny
surface.
Never add soda to the water in
which you wash silver. Use 4 wooden
ub, with plenty of hot water and soap,
md dry the articles with a soft cloth
II silver is carefully washed and dried
,nce week will he found often enough
o clean it with powder and leather
silver should be kept in the baize
lned drawer or basket, sor If it is laid
IN hard wood it is apt to be scratch
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REGISTRATION TODAY.
Completing Registration Books in City
For Mondays Election.

FOT 1lSNblS'h
Boards of registration are in session
today in each Of the four wards for the
purpose Of completing the registration
of voters preliminary to the city cleo
ton on Monday next. An effort VIII
be made to see that no one fails tC
have his name recorded. as the interest
in the election seems to indicate a close
vote. The Republican and Citizens
pressing confidence i'm the outcome OF
the balloting, and the Socialists, while
not expecting to elect any candidates
nevertheless expect TO show consider
able strength.
Women who own property arc en-
titled to vote on the proposition t.
raise money for a new West Hancoch
fire hall, for which it is proposed to is
sue bonds amounting to $4,000. AND
such as wish TO exercise the franchise
will be obliged Ia register today
Enrolment books will be provided
at each polling place on Monday foi
the enrolling of any voters who did not
enroll in January and clerks for this
purpose will be at each of the pollint
places. The balloting in Hancock vii
take place at the following places
ward one, Levy building on Ravin,
street; Ward two, City hall; Ware
three. sos Lake street; Ward four
Frimodig store.
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FIRST M. E. SERVICES.

Rev. w Il. Marvin, pastor OF the
First VI. t. church announces serv-
ices for palm sunday as follows;
s.3O--Class meeting. Alfred Congdon'
leader.
tO:sO-PubIic worship, topic, 1.-The
1riumphal Entry"
12:00-Sunday school,
2;l5-Junior league.
6.i5- senior Epworth league.
7.Oo-Evenlng worship. topic, "oul
Debt to the Past"
Weekday services
Nonday. 7:30-Business and socia
meeting. Epworth league.
Thursday, 7:3O-General prayer
meeting.
Friday. 4:OO--Junlor league.
FRIDAY. S:00--S. p. ]. CLUB, regular
meeting.
The congregation will join with tn
other Portage Lake congregations II
the Union Good Friday services II
Grace NJ. Il. church. Houghton-
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Hancock Department
X. OF c. TO UNyf|L
FINE MONUMENT
MANY MEMBERS WILL ATTEND
BIG FUNCTION TO BE HELD
AT WASHINGTON ON
JUNE 8.

Knights OF Columbus from all over
the United States will have the time Of
their lives in Washington June 8. when
the imposing memorial to the discov-
erer Of America will be unveiled on
the plaza in front of the Union station.
IL Is TO be hoped that after this cere-
mony takes place the government will
find money and energy enough TO fin
ish up the ground for, although the
Union station has been i'm use for near
by five years, the approaches to IT, cx-
copt in spots, resemble a public dump
more than park.
President Taft was chairman of the
mortal and dorado Taft of Chicago the
designer of the central figure of Col
umbus, while ID. III. Burnham a Co. of
Chicago, as consulting architects.
drafted the general features treating
tho subject. The memorial takes the
form of an immense shaft at the back
of a fountain, surmounted by a huge
globe indicative. of the world. upon
which is delineated the western hem
isphere In relief, the corners Of the
globe"--as the commissioner of the
knights of Columbus inadvertently
puts it--being guarded by great eagles
i'm stone. The figure of Columbus is
seen standing on the prov Of his yes
sci, which projects into the fountain,
while on either side Of the shaft are
repllcas OF two men. one an aged pa
triot, Indicative of the old World
while the other is natice of the New
World. an Indian. The back of the
shaft is to carry a medallion Of Ferdi'
nand and Isabella. The whole struc-
ture is TO be completed out OF the
white granite which was the material
used also in the construction of the
Union station and will be in the new
post office except that the figure OF
Columbus will be in marble.
Representative Legare of South Ca
rolina, having noted the successful at
tempt TO secure monument of Chris
tophcr Columbus in the city of Wash
ington. has asked Congress also To
erect a monument To the memory oil
Queen Isabella OF Spain, "who so ma
terially aided in the discovery OF Am
erica by pledging her jewels in order
that Columbus might make his voyage
of discovery" Mr.. Legare is south
Carulnaian and naturally, therefore,
his bill provides that the site selected
shall be lin some locality in the city
Of Charleston, ). {.
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BANQUET Will
END TOURNEY
CLOSE OF ANNUAL TOURNAMENT
OF U. p. BOWLING ASsocIA-
TON TAKES PLACE
THIS EVENING.

"A grand banquet to lie served this
evening at the odd Fellows hall on
Hancock street will bring To a close
the fourth annual tournament OF the
Upper Peninsula Bowling association,
which has been running for two weeks
at the Mitchell alleys. The tourney
has been in many respects one of the
best and most successful held since the
association was organized. there being
more teams entered and some places
being represented which hitherto had
not taken part in such events This
evenings banquet will bc compl-
mentary one rendered by the Mitchells
in appreciation of the work done by
the teams and the support extended
them In making the affair success.
The Hancock team and the Indepen-
dents, another local organization, hold
the honors of the tournament for high
scores. the former with total OF ..415
and the latter 2,f72 in the five-man
event. These scores fall short. how
ever. of the high score of 2527 made
by the Hancocks last year at Ishpem-
ing
This evenings bowling event will be
the match for the Miller trophy be-
tween picked copper and iron country
teams, and a few friendly games will
be bowled, the main events of tho
tournament being completed.
About enc hundred and fifty persons
are expected to be present at the ban
quet this evening. and the Mcssrs.
Mitchell urge that those entitled to
seats fail not to DC present Officers
will be elected aud number OF inn
prompW speeches made by officers OF
the association and representatives Of
various teams who may ne called up
on by the chairman. The selection Of
the place for holding next years tour
nament will be left in the hands of the
officers to DE elected this evening. who
will constitute an executive committee
and select the place which appears &c
offer tho best advantages.
The results of the final games bowl
ed last evening are as follows:
Guild Hall of Marquette-Johnson
4i0: Devine. 459; Christensen, All;
Senessui, 376; Carr, 369; total, 2,O35.
Doubles Eaton, 529; Bast, 1876; to.
tai 9C5.
Singles-Cox. ASS; McRae $780, Pc
termann, 4OS, King, $50.
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ss.sos.155
s4,s47.s53

The balance Of assets of the combined companies for
1911 shows trine than 100000. but
this largely the that during 1911, dividend
in adjustment paid Superior & Pttsburg share
holders amounting 10 eighty-sx cents per share
Since the annaul report was issued OF i'm
porant Developments Briggs shaft is at hand on
southwest toward the Junction shaft tho
crosscut body and has continued in hsh
grade feet According to the fastest advces re-
ceved Bisbee taken from this ore body have
than thirty cent The crosscus
Is still in the tense a started and is up
twenty feet sl in the high grade The
extending crosscus from the sOO and 4OO levels
to intercept deposit and results equal TO
those 1900 level this should make the ars
high grade body opened in the Bsoee camp
The new smelter which being built will repro
sent an outlay of s2OOOOoO. The plant will NOT
be fully completed until the fall of 1913.
MINING NOTES.
II looks like sixteen cen copper next week
Champion so this year declared 81 per share in
dividends against a total of So paid in 1911.
superior is attracting considerable local buying due
to report that March will prove month in tho
way OF production.
Centennial is gradually increasing its output and is taxi
ing on more men. was good buying of this
stock noted during the week
II is understood that Baltic will shortly resume
sinking and It is proposed depth of 1000 feet
before doing any further extensive lateral work.
II is understood that only shares Live oak and
about 1000 shares Inspiration have been exchanged
for stock in Inspiration Consolidated company
Chief continues well bought and according 20 adj
vices from the property shipments during March will show
net earnings in Of very satisfactory February
figures
Adventure is continuing its crosscut from the fifteenth
level toward No 3 lode lode several weeks
ago and found very narrow and with little realization
M = lode Is about 400 feet from No
Copper is being shipped from the local sneltcrs Just
as fast as is possible than days
output docks and the opening of navigation Will
find no copper awaiting water shipment
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:. :. >. :. -. :. : = = :.
:. NO STOMACH MISERY
:. indigestion goes and your S'om'
:. aeh feels fine in five
=. Minutes.
. ;. :. :. !. :. !. :. !: = = :.

Won can eat anything your sto"''''
a,,os vithout fear OF Indigestion OF
Dvspepsia. or that your FOOT WIZ i''
r,ent or sour on yo,T stomach IL 70"
will take little Diapcpsin OCCASION
ally. nv.
your meals will taste gooc ana any
thing Won eat will he digested' noun
Inc can ferment or turn into aciu "
polson or stomach gas winch e"uss''
Belching. Dizziness. a fechhS Oh 'u'
ness after eating. Nausea, 'ho'seS.'y"
uiko q. lunp OF lead in stoinaehD b''-
,orencss Heartburn. Water brdsh' fa'h
A. ston,ach and intcstines or o'nfr
symptoms go IN.
headaches from the stomach gre ao-
.,.,,o,,, unknown where this cnec,iV''
remedy is used. Diapepsin re'iN "'vs
all the work OF a healthy stomach -
digasts YOUR meals when you. s.o'''
- cant A single dose VIII dises'
al tho food YOU eat and leave no'h'hs
,o Torment or sour and upset 'he s'o''
ach. ,,.nos
90, a large 50-cent case oil l'sp'
nianepsin from your druggist ana s'''
taking now. and in little WINE E'u
III, actually brag about your he''hs'
strong stomach. for you then ca" Va'
ANYTHING and everything YOU van
without the slightest discomfort OF
misery. and every particle OF 'mpur,'S
and Gas that is in your stomach ""o
intestines is going to be carried away
,y,,bout the use OF laxatives or any
other assistance.
should you at this moment re SUI
fering from Indigestion or any stom'
aeh disorder you can surely get re''e
within Ave minutes.
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Switzerland.

II flowers and sunshine were
enough TO satisfy all humanity. doubt
less there would not be Ice and cold.
There are those who find in the snow
capped peaks OF the Alps a charm
which is never unfolded to them In the
tropics. and even IN winter there are
those who dream of mountain climb
ing and those who even cross the
ocean TO enjoy the sport with its splen-
did exercise and It's inspiration In the
grandeur ever being unfolded before
them.
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bound over by Justice Turnkey in the
sum of $500 for trial at the May term
of circuit court. The cases of John
Bietala and John Karpplnen. on a sim
liar charge were heard and an adjourn
ment was taken until April 4 at ten
o'clock for the transcribing of the ties
timony.
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Lyndon, KY. 81 have been taking
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable COMPOUND
for headaches, neuralgia pains, backache'
nervousness and general run down con-
dition of the system, and am entirely re.
lieved of these troubles. recommene
your remedies to my friends and give.
YOU permission to publish what write.
Mrs. II. Won RoDEN, Lyndon, KY.
When woman like Mrs. Won Roden
Is generous enough to write such let
tar as the above for publication, she
should at least be given credit Tor
sincere desire to help other suiferint
women.
II you want special advice write &c
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine 20. Ico mn,
dcntiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter VIII
be opened, read aud answered by
syoman and held la strict connaence.
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EASTER VACATION.

The ST. Patrlck's and st. Joseph
parochIal schools will be closed all neN'
veel, for the Easter vacation ana our
inc this period the st. Patricks schoo
will he renovated and such repairs as
aro necessary will DC made TO tn,
building. The city school pupils VII
not have vacation on account o.
having been given two weeks a
christmas, when new boilers were IN
s,al,cd in the Central building.
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other events of the week VIII IN
,lude the celebration of the Jewish
east of the Passover. the annual con-
sention of the American Cotton Manu-
lecturers association in Washington
the situation with regards TO the coal
strike, the annual Conference for Ed
ucation in the south. at Nashville, and
the observance OF the semi-centennial
anniversary OF the battle OF Shiloh and
the death of the Confederate leader
Albert Sidney Johnston.
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BASEBALL MEETING CALLED.
To Be Held at the City Hall on the
Evening Of April II.

President Frank c. Mayworm oil inc
Hancock Baseball Association has cali
ed a meeting of the club TO be helu at
the city hall on Friday evening, Aprh
49, for the purpose of electing oiilcers
and manager and to consider plans LOT
the season of 1912. Hancock expects
to have a good team in the field most
of last years members being avaiiapie
and there is still a surplus IN t'e
treasury. although last year was pau
one for the local nine as IL raiheu
ON most Of the dates ON when hohie
games were scheduled.
There is a possibility that Hancock
may form part Of a copper-iron couh-
try league, with Marquette lshpem-
ing and Negaunee, which towns are
not included in the new Iron country
league. The latter includes Mar'he''c'
Escanaba. Menominee and Gfaus'o'''
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-30

Mrs. Augusta f. Stetson of New
York city-excommunicated by the
Mother Church" at Boston-has pub
lshed a pamphlet in which she dis
vows any thought of starting new
sect of her own but declares herself 1
qualified teacher of radical Christian
Science.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-30

A large number of officers. direct
ors and employees of the National Cash
Register company of Dayton. o., have
been ordered to appear in the United
states court at Cincinnati Tuesday to
plead 20 the indictments charging them
with conspiracy To obstruct and mon
orolizc the cash register business, in
violation of the criminal provisions Of
the sherman anti-trus law.
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Cu&G66sEsNTPP OF The Co CO ! lsasss
OOOAA & COMPANY
'OPPERS


santial earnings Shipments going forward in
limited the being $50 and 800 tons
day These shipments be Increased and about
June lst Lake should be shipping
daily TO the stamp MILL
Not only the favorable result Of milling OPP
erations do regard Lake issue offering great
speculative possibilities consideration should given
TO the fact that the bulk of by
England investors at price fully twenty
points above going quotations. they have the
confidence in property will
readily add to their holdings
NORTH BUTTE
Directors of North increased
the quarterly dividend thirty forty
share. This will payable stockholders OF
record April The generally expected by
those who familiar with very develops
ments at North Butte during the past
We learn from source unquestoned that North Butte
net earnings during the quarter about twice
the dividend requirements forty With
copper selling fifteen a pound. viii
materially increased. before year
Their increase in the dividend be expected.
The physical conditions the property shown
provement in months The Snowfall on the
several levels receiving opening up
excellent grade of Recent development the
North Croesus vein have resulted the disclosure Of
good grade of the of considerable In
the north the 24OO level vein
been While 1T the point OF intersection. IL
showed high copper and promises become wider
depth is attained. This vein showed commercial
values In the levels above No drifting has yet been done
It, The the $500 $500 levels have
yet reached the Edith May Jessie veins while
this has been rather disappointing, the is
carrying operations at these points rapidly
foreground conditions will permit.
CALUMET s. ARIZONA.
We regard the annual report OF the Calumet Arizona
Superior Pttsburg companies issued this
the satisfactory made the shareholders Con-
sderaton be the that covered perol
quite trying mining operations because Of the low price
which copper Sold and also period during which
companies consolidated necesstating the
outlay of a large of money in adjustment.
II is evident that the consolidation of Calumet & Ar-
Superior Pittsburg has worked toward the
ducton OF production for the merged companies In
1911 produced copper price of 7S4 cents
year. production fell off about 100000 pounds
the increased capitalization of Calumet Arizona from
approximately shares s4O2
two the which dividends were
paid
append comparative figures of the companies
for years 1910 and 1911:
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Daily Thought.

A little philosophy inclIneth mems
minds TO atheism. but depth In phil'
osophy bringeth mems minds back 10
religion. --Baoon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-30

The launching of the torpedo-boat
destroyer Henley which is to take
place at the Fore River yards on We'd
nesday. will be OF considerable impor-
lance in naval circles because OF the
ract that this ship will be the first
If the destroyers to be fitted with
both turbine and reciprocating en-
Ciupg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-30

This is such gallant world it Is
hard for a man to get anyone to be-
lleye him when he says his wife pro
posed.
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News Forecast
-=Of the
Coming Week

Washington, ID. c., March 3O.-The
Wisconsin primary election Tuesday /.
expected TO furnish the leding sub
jcct for political discussion OF the
week. Delegates to the national con.
Ventions of both parties will be elected
Ia the primaries, under the new Wis.
consin law. The best impartial judges
Of the situation in the Badger state
concede that La Toilette will carry tn,
majority of the state delegation, Will
delegates reported I'm many cases tc
favor Roosevelt for second choice. Tn,
state Is strongly progressive. The
Taft men are active, but their hope
apparently is not to get majority OF
the delegation, but to prevent La Fol-
lette from having a unanimous vot,
from the state.
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N. r. Hurley, representing the oirea
western oil company of Cleveland was
in the city yesterday on business
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-30
MArrsoN BOUND OVER.

Herman Mattson. charged with sen
inc LIQUOR Illegally was yesteroas
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on the Democratic side. Wisconsin
seems TO present about the same sit =
uation as Oregon and Nebraska, all
being primary election states with
three tickets in the field. Harmon
is supposed to be stronger i'm Wiscon-
sin than in the other two states ana.
backed by the solid conservative vote,
it is thought possible the Ohio gov
ernor may win over Wilson and Clark,
and Will have TO divide the radical
vote between them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-03-30

Political New York is awaiting with
much interest the trial OF former city
is scheduled to begin Monday. Hyde
was indicted for alleged bribery i'm con-
aection with the financing of the Car
negic Trust company and the Joseph
!. Robin banks. He VII be the fourth
If "a coterie of prominent politicians.
bankers and promoters TO be tried on
charges growing out of the failure of
these institutions.
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AIM e Elk

Directors Ahmeek this week and announced a
quarterly dividend per share 81 over
the amount declared three months Because of in
creased earnings it generally expected that Ahmee
would pay 81 this quarter II is estimated that the
pany is earning the rate of better than $22 per
share, will be able equip shafts OF
surplus earnings present dividends
shortly listed the Boston stock
change.
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Some important decisions are ex
pected to be handed down by the su
preme court of the United States
when that body convenes Monday afte
a two weeks recess.
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suits need be expected.
kEWEENAW COPPER

Directors OF Keweenaw Copper compai
thorized by shareholders to dispose Of I
property. 1t is not likely that anything W
the sale of this timber until early in Ma
directors will be able to attend a meeting
that the timber alone on Keweenaws pro
be available for the resumption Of an en-
of exploration and DEVELOPMENT It is
work before the close of the coming sum