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The Raymer enterprise., 1912-10-03
NOTICE. ron rua.lcsr,os.

II. l.. tpablisaerj s,.riai-aa.4.
Department OF ,ar interior.
United States Land oiitee. at Sterling. cgsrl.a.
September p. 1919,
NOTICE. ia hereby aiTen that Georsr u. Harris
assigree Of Joscph ". Howard. u Denver. Ce',-
raap. i!ho. on liay 2lth. i3Js n.4ae Deselt Lasd
entry 40. :ss-,2st2. Ter SSl-i see. ana SELL;
Section {, fowasi.ip ) n, Range - W.. 9TH PIN
eipal Mei idian, has f.ei aouee q intenn4a to
make tiaai proof to establish eiain u tis lAsd
abgse Gescrited tefors c.erA % tine D!s,as,
Court, at Greeley. c0iOr-dO. On tne LIST -, ii
November. lsl2.
Claimant names IS Witnesses:
Grant DAYis. Of 'kes,s., Cp.9r.io.
nathan Coma. OF DsnyeT.
oi.a Cohn, of 1913
S;sie G. Harris. q = III
W. Il. Poy&D. ReSis.sr.
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.nrrrE roy prn,lcAYlnN.

NIL, trubhahrrI se,nl-OSssl.
ErnnrtEcnt OF ihr Interior.
U,.tri States l.ana Ohiee. At Sterling. Colorado.
Stptcrubcrg! lgll.
huTlcE Is hereby s.Vea that Alba ]. sehiyon Of
New Rsyin Col,rad9 VINO. or, August 5ih. lgg.
iaaia Rom.steaI entry. No Os5ss. Tor east half.
scetiIn 9. township n. Range ts W. 9Th Pri,,-
cipal Meridian h=s flied police Of intention to
make three year prooi to establilh claim To the
land aIoye deserioed. hciore uniiei States Com
missioner, at Heota. cotgapls on the eitn day II
Soycnttr. 1919
Claimant names a. Witnesses.
hr. pcibesI l. Joncs. Of i,ew Raymer. Colorado.
w. James ". scrisen, q ''
Mr. Jsss Il. Resru. OF e ~ 1915
Ms sadie a. seriycn of g "u-7
". H. POUND. Register
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The oeepes, Hale.

The deepest hole In the world up 10
iute is the boring begun ten years
ago n; Czuchow. SIlesin. with the 90
lee, OF attaining depth OF 1880
metres. and which has now reached u
depth Of 2.2iO metres t7.3t9 feeU The
bore is a cent!mctre9 G7 inchesl In
diameter nt the top and dimlnishcs
progressively to pine ceptImetres
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Time Table
MaElnq hrhcr ,lrrmalaGc.

Take one s51aelrul,, one orlrsc,
aud one lemon, ten wash them and
wipe dry. Cut Ito quarters, Cut
the quarters tAr9ssl, peel anil pulp
into thin slices, Giaaa-ding the seeds.
Add three quag,s gaa oae Tlgt Of cold
water and lei stand 57cs night.
Next day cock I'll the Te2l Is ten.
der: It vii take ,escga. ,Toars. Set
away over nIs.l, laer add Eyo pounds
9f sugar and c2ok, sar5lng occasional
". until the syrup ihIckens gl,gAly
Gn 4 cold dish.
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Crw- Fcrr,d~e.

Soak one quart CG 8sm9 and enc
pint q 2sa heaas together over night.
In the morning put Ir 4 kettle and
cover GonGrosaly With water SIN.
ner fsol two to three hurrs. Add
three pounds ol corEcl beef with one
round OF cal, PORK and simmer anota.
cr three hours. Serve on Q large plat,
ter, ppuinG tho moGt IN tie rentcr
and arranging TIC Vegetables around It.
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H2yicE FOR PupLicATioN.
JprblishcrJ Serial-0,
Depnrtmca. OF the IptcrIs..

Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office at Sterling. Colorad9
September l6. 1912.
NoricE is hereby given that William c. Bane.
of li4. Washington ST.. Denver. Colorado who
on Mu, eth. lyls. madf Desert Land Entry !eS
No. ts.25. Tor Sl-2 Nwl-!. Sl-2 NEl-i and SEl.i
Section IL, lownshipsN-, Range ss ". Sixth
Principal Meridian. has filed notice cf intention To
male Prof Profi. ,9 e.t.blish claim 10 the land
above described. befes The Register and ND Reeev.
er z, s'erliss Colorado on thy 2sh t.ay af Nov
ember. 1872.
Claman, names as wi,nesss
l.."gifd A. jackson. Of Ksgla CoiF4da
William h. Bowles. of
EiwinH. Park. Of DerySr, 8 rs
George J,b i'm. Of Xeota. lO.Jl
W. II. FOUND. Register.
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.cr.c. OF cpsra.r.
UoF 2ab.ica.ioll

c. J. GaF 2ab:isa,iol) uss
Department .s IL. Iut.rior.
uni.+d sus-5 I-aai o:iiee, at atsteriins. Colorado.
tvy ., .s2.
Tp William a. West Of Sterling. Colorado
Coutestee.
You siehcrehy notified tha. Edward D Muir
ply. who gives Sew Rsymer. Colorado ~ MS
posi- ole lnGress, dia tn July H. 1912 Tile in this
oG.se his d-y eeirsioFttsd application TO coa-
test am sccar- the ancIll4iion Of yorr Desert
Land. Entry No. olsl6g. Serial NJ. ,el5ies made
Mtrch Il, 1911. fos the sw - Of Section IS
Township n. Range " ". 6ih Principal Meridi-
an and as grounlsior Ms contest alleges that
Sgii William NJ. Noat has fail,n entirely TO ex-
9era one eoltaI- rer atIe of sad land during the
trot gezr r.tet cate CT raid ei.ry oi at any tine
since ia.a Q; tAio entry in ;he necesssry irrisa-
iioa. Reclamation ana cultivation Of Tie lard in
permanent improvements thereon. or IN the prr-
chase OF water risa;a Tor lie irrigation thereof. "
fed are. therefore, iu.ther hotiilsd
lhlt Ine f-l.J allegations viii DC
taken bT th43 oasce at having heeE
cD,iicsHei " ou. adi your lald entry
VIII y" caHc.'!en t.lereunue. Without
yonr iu.the, right - bC heard t.lere-
~. either pttOse taI3 Office or Oh dy-
fs1l. u yOd lali to lie Ia this offs
IN Jln ,wcutg days after the
FbtGfA publication of tAis notice
az th3,Sh i,eInN. yodr answer, under
cath, s!rc.scal.y IN etins ald -
s.ondinE " these aiteeE;lans 1f col
tcst, or II YOU fail within tHUt tine
- hle IN this Office due proYf I! al
End rave r5ryed u coy Of your att
swrT on the sal! eonte8tant either In
person o. b. rrSirsrTed id1.i II this
serylcr " na1e - the deliver D,
cory o. ynar answcr 70 the contest-
GGt N psrson. Drguf OF sdch scrylcr
nfSi be either tie E.l.d cont gsant
written aekuo s.edsmhHt OF iis 4e-
g. aigi o.! the copy sdoWiuS tbs ii.le
Of !,T-rcrei1t, o. the .sf-idn}It " IA
parfnn by who's tbs delitXr: W.
TpJe statlng WHEN aad whcre tie
COPY was dHiiyare5: II raGRp tv regis
lrrrI nall. I-gus % such snrfica must
cfnsist uf the Affidavit of the persdu
~ whom a." c.sTv ScgS m2ited G.at!n +.
wilen and the fost0Ilca u whieB &
'raa RATED .trd this affidavit musS
b. accompanied bV TIE postmaster
ryg IT % lte i"tteF.
You snould ttatc n your in7war
20 nanc Cf 'hc rostnTicc to which
ron desire further NOTICE to be seat
70 you.
cHtr. E.TrlBrrL,Er. Receiver.
Fir. prbli.atiir, gept.mber 18th. lsl2
i.eccn3 publication. Sci teml,r 18th. iH.2.
TEirt publication, September G,th, 1872
Fourth publication October a.,l. igi2
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Time to Pay Taxes

The 'irst nait of Zach years taxes
are duo and payable January /. the
Second half due and payable July i,
OF each year and the Eirst half be.
come delinquent Feb'y 2s. and the
End half become. delinquent July 81.
OF each year and draw interest af-'
ter said dates All taxes ase paid
TO ceuniy Treasurer.
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R,sn,rry and currar, r,r.

Line deep Die tin with pastry and
Gll with alternate layers OF raspperrles
and currants, sprlnklng each layer
With sugar. Dust the top with sugar.
dot with butter and bake. Cover with
me7lusue, brown this slightly, and
serve cold wl.h sweet cream.
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Jany Rel.

Three cggs, bcatcn light; lemon c&
tract, rInch OF salt, orc cup OF sugar
Two cups OF -four, previously slitcd
fGd Two teagrooniuls OF good baking
powder. then slft egaIn. Mix well 10
gciher, add half cup Of Boiling water
and 5ahe IN q wCll brttercd square
drirper until a nice brown Turn ont:
spread quickly with red currant Jelly
md roll. rlucn In napkin iii cold.
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erehsm Pudding.

Nix wei Together one.hGlf n coffee
cup Of molassos, one fourth cup Of but.
ter One egg. onc.l'alf eup of milk. one.
half teaspoon salcrutps soda, q cups
cf graham -four, one mall tea cup oi
raisins, spices to taste, sieam four
hours and serve brandy or wIne sauce.
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NOTICE ran rta.,ra-lnx.

E.P.l.. tPublisAsrl Ssfi4l-Q.T15
Department OF ,i:e interior.
United States Land Office. ster!nz. ColJra!S.
September q. !sl2.
NOTICE Is hereby given that J I'M /. Ro2ef1, Of
stnehtr, Colorado, who on M.seh lGd. iJJ,.
made !i45estsai entry No. 65s3-os7b.. for VA,
Section 10 Township Z ~. Range 50 ". ctn prir-
ciDa. Meridian. has iiisSy notice 0! i,irntln 10
Nuke 'ihree Year rrsof. tocatAblish lain to the
lsIa aiose described. before l.esis:or ana .yeeiv-
er at Sterling. Colorado. 0n tle iita ny u Dec
efDber 1872
Claimant names as w.tnezses:
nathan fos.er, ot stlteham, Colorado.
ftomas County. Of msrin9.
James z. Staekhoase. of stonehaui. e lO-2
hay G,Jr Abraham Waldo. of spsr,ing. III
W. H. poJ.SD. ReslItcr
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NgTic. .oI PUBLICATION.
NJ. =. l. PgJlishcr, Scriai-p5ol7
iIcnn-t;rcni Of Dir lnicrinr.

'rN'F 'i't vi sit lbcFtoT.
United States Land oiIlcc at Sterling. Colorado.
September 25 1912.
NoTcs is hcrtb2 given that Mayte!!a L. Evans,
u Nss Rayuos. Coi,ralo, who. on July eth 1899.
Haie homestead entry. No. Oscii. fer east half
lEl-!l. Section Z. To..nship ~, Eanre 81 w.
Oh principal Meridian, las i!lcd uo,ice ei inten-
ton 70 make three year prooi. u establish claim
10 lhe laAl aolve described. before tae Register
and Receiver % the U S. Land Office, at Sterling,
Colorado on Lhe 18Th day OF Dece.ater. 1872
C4inint ran3sa, aitnesses:
~ Fans Noon. Of New Rayrrer Colorado.
Geor'c W. GumiGes. 9, e
Losia A n, u los
Lewis A. Whittier. Of Sterling. " iI-7
W. II. POuNp. Register.
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NOVICE ron ruulrcArrnx.

II. p l.. Pu6lisherj serial-02s30
HcpaFtmen: of the In.frld:.
uniied states Land ofies at Steriing. Colorado,
Septsmbsrej 1919.
Noucr hhcreby given that john William era.
hfh Of q, +, G, Bldg. Denver. Colorado. who on
hay tlh les made Desert Land Entry No. 80
r2s5r for Al.s swi-i. Nwl-4 See. and Ei.2
NEl-. Section g. Township n. Range 50 w.
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of in,en.
ton 10 make Final proof to erlabliah claim to the
land above delerited. before III, Register and Re.
eeIycF Of the US Land oiIise. a, Sterling, Colo
rado, on The ll,h day Of December. 1872.
Claimant nance as wi.leSeE
Leonard A. Jaekson. o. Ncota. Colorado.
william X. Bowles. u
Darius Z, nJrne, of 1913
Volts l.. byrnc. Of III
W. II. Pound. Rcglste.
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WANTED; a brood mare, have en-.
gine. COW or y COURSE Of lessons with
the Campbell Correspondence school
OF agriculture, to trade. II the an.
imal IL worth it willing to put in the
whole shooting match. Enquire at
: Enterprise Office.
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Come To Church

Come to church at the school
house every Sunday morning.
Sunday School ut ten o'clock. fol.
lowed by preaching an hour later.
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BOYS WANTED-Bsys wanted 10 seIl
our Sunday papers; liberal induce.
ments to hustlers. Write TO Mana.
ger Circulation, The Denver Times,
Denver, Colorado.
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FOR SALE-Buy choice lots close in,
in New Raymer, cheap. They will be
WORTH many times the money in few
yeafs. one-ffth down. See Bald.
win & Whittier, Sterling, or c. F.
Peckham, Gothenburg, Nebr.
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w A N 7 s

Rates lie per word each In 'er:
ton. No insertion for less than l0c.
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C0VSTY

couaty Clerk and Recorder, 4. J
Luther.
Treasurer, WA. L. Patterson.
Assessor, 4. Il. Flsehcr.
Sheriff Samuel J. McAfee.
supt. Schools, W. c. Thomas.
County Judge, G. II. Bradacld.
Coroner, lho,. G. Macy.
surveyor, \. 5. Lincoln, Eaton
Colorado.
Chairman tommra.. p. C. Dolan.
der LucorE,, Colorado.
Comlssioner. r. ". Deyiany, OF
Evans, ColDrsGo.
Coalu..ssioHe ". G. LeYls. Greeley.
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WANTED-Land in shallow water dis.
triet for pumping proposition. C, T.
Ahlstrand, Real Estate broker, Gree.
ley, Colorado.
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DIRECTORY
STATE.

STATE.
Governor. John f. s4at1ptA.
1t. Cow Stephen T.. Fitzgerald.
Secretary Of state, Jas. b. pcarce.
Treasurer OK State, ". j. Gilligan.
Auditor OF State. Roady Kenelan.
Attorney Gcn., John 7. Barnett.
Supe iuteadent OF Public In true
t!on, Katherine 81. Cook.
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LEGISLATIVE

National Cougre 5 Tor lat district.
At;erson W, Rncker, Dopyer.
state Senator, d. e Carpenter,
Of Greeley.
State Rep. eseatatires. U. L. Mad
den, %Srn, and Hurry Teller, Wind
rOr
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Gus. F.riuprpL,rr. Receiver.

Fir; grbli.atiir sepiembcr 18th. is'2.
i.econ3 publication. SeF temt,r 18th. ;s.2
TEiri publication, Sepnmber a,th, 1919.
Fourth publication October a.,i. igl2
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District Judges. Harry P. Gamble,
of BOULDER; aud Noll ?. Graham. OF
TT. Collins.
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
NOT SALTS and
PILLS. "CASCARETS'
IF CONSTIPATED. BILIOUS, HEAD.
ACHY, STOMACH SOUR, GET A
~ CENT BOX OF CAS-
CARETS.

You men and women who can't ge,
ceiling richt--who have reaGao ht.
coated tongue, foul taste and fou
breath. dizziness. can't sleep, are bill
ious, nervous and upset. botherca
with "a sick, gassy, disordered stom
ach. or have back-ache and feel worn
out.
Are you keeping your bowels clear
with Cascarets,. or merely forcing a
passageway every few days with salts
cathartic pills or castor oil? This Is
important.
Casoarets work while you sleep:
cleanse and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour. undigested an, fer
inenting food and foul gases: take tht
excess bile from the liver ard carry
ont Of the system all the constlpatsd I'd
waste matter and poison in the intcs
tines and bowels.
\ Cascaret tonight will straightcf
YOU out by mornirg-a lO-cent bos
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet. liver ard bowels reg
ular and head clear for months. Dcn'i
FORGET the children. They lpvc Cas-
rarets because they taste eood--do
good never gripe or sicken.
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
MADAM! IF YOU DON'T FEEL RIGHT
TAKE DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF FIGS
WASTE cLoeeEo BOWELS, TORPID
STOMACH CAUSE THE SICK HEADACHE,
sALloWNess, BiLIousNEss AND INDIGESTION

All women get bilious, headachy and
onstipated-simplv because they don I
exercise enough. They don't eat coarse
food. or enough fruit and green vcgo-
tables Those are natures ways of
keeping the liver and thirty feet Of
bowels active; but very few wOmeh
employ them. The next best way Is
delightful, frcity Syrup Of Figs.
Nearly all ills Of women can be
overcome with Syrup of Figs alone.
There Is no need To have sick head
ache, backache, dizziness. stomach
sour and full Of gases. bilious spells.
sallowness, coated tongue bad breath,
bad complexion, nervousness and de-
preston. The surest and safest RENE
dy is one or two tablespoonfuls Of de.
!icious Syrup OF Figs Try this tonight
you'll feel splendid in the morning
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
HoUGHToN eREvlTlEs.


|. f. Randall left last evening for
Marquette on IA business trip.
The Excelsior club Of Hlirontown
was entertained last evening at tho
home of MIR. and Mrs Frank Hannah
\ musical program followed the dim
ner and card games completed the
evening.
The funeral of the tate Mrs Amelia
Dallmeyer- Allen was held yesterday
afternoon from her late home, Rev
Traub of Hancock officiating. The
remains were inferred in Forest Hill
cemetery. the bier being borne by
Messrs. +. l.. Needham, f. f. Tracy
John w. Black and william Rowe.
A. +. Stannard Of Rockland was a
Houghton visitor yesterday.
The Blue Bell social club Will give
q dancing party this evening at the
Amphidrome.
Capt. and Mrs. Harry Roberts of
Duluth are here for a visit with their
daughter. Mrs. w. d. Calverley.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Penberthy at
tended the fureral Of Mrs. Jacha at
Calumet last Tuesday, Mrs. Jacka and
Mr.. Penberthy having been friends at
the old Gin Mine, about 50 years ago
Mrs. w. a. Brown of Mass city was
in Houghton yesterday.
r. n. Taylcr of the 500, a custom
officer, was in Houghton Yesterday Ell
route To Ontonagon on official bust .
ness.
The Blue He'll social club will hold
| their second annual dance this even
| ing in the Amphidrome hall.
IN 1911 there were 1OS homicidea
| in st Louis
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
Houghton Department
FEELS NEED Of
JUNIOR TEAMS
Have Done Much For Hockey De-
yeIoping Players

That the lack OF junior teams in the
Portage Lake district is going to tell
soon IN the lack Of suitable men TO fill
the positions Of the present Portage
Lake stars when they drop out is the
statement of a well known member OF
the team. The fac; that high school
hockey has been dropped By the board
IN charge Of school athletics and tha'
IIoughton seems to have difficulty ir
securing a strong junior team were
the facts that prompted the statement
and an examination Of the records o.
the present Portage Lakes would seem
10 bear out tins assertion.
Many Old n. S. Players.
The Portage Lakes OF last year were
developed almost entirely from the
high school and junior teams that hav"
hecn So prominent in athletics a few
years ago. A glance over the records
VIII easily show this To be so.
Carlos Haug, the best goal tender
ever turned out i'm the copper country
is an oX-Eoughton high school stat.
HauE PLAYED with The team In the dayy
that Joe Lnder led ms wonderful Han
cock team to victory in the concluc-
ing series Of the first Amphidrome cup
series. when HouEhton and Hancock
tied three times and then Hancock
won two games by one point margins
lIaug PLAYED with number of anna
teur teams since that time and today
he is the backbone of the Portage
Lakes defense.
William Trathen. the star point of
tilc team, was captain Of the Houghtor
nigh school team in 1909 when Re was
playing his third year on the team.
Roy Pryor, the cover point of tho
seven was captain and left wing, 1910
and played four years on the team
while attending ths Houshtou higl.
school.
Walter Exley is a graduate Of the
Hancock high school and was a mem
her of last years Portage Lake team
who did not receive his training in
hockey in one of the high schools OF
the Portage Lake district.
Would ike Berth in League.
Carlos Haug, the goal tender Of the
Portage Lakes, while discussing The
lack Of opportunity To develop new
players In the district under The pres
ent conditions mentioned the desirab-
lity of forming a junior team among
the players here and said that If he
had more time he would personally as
sist IN the organization Of strong
independent team here. An attempt
VIII d1ubtleys be made here TO put
team on the ice.
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
READY TO INSTALL the
MACHINERY At ATLANTIC
HANDLE FACTORY WILL OPEN
ABOUT THE FIRST OF THE
NEW YEAR.

The handle factory which mas been
in process of erection at Atlantic for
some time Is nearly completed now. all
of the outside work on the buildings
being completed and the work of in
stalling the machinery started. The
work Will he carried on as rapidly as
possible in order that everything may
be completed before the beginning Of
the year. when 1; is planned TO put
the factory into commission.
The large concrete dam. 90 by loo
feet, that is 10 be used to clean the logs
% all sand ana gritty substances be-
fore they are sent into the saw mill is
completed now The saw mill a
building about 32 by s5 feet. adjoins
the dam and takes the logs as they
are pulled from the water. After the
saw logs have passed through the mill
and have been sawn up into suitable
lengths ana shapes they are passed
into handles and furniture parts, ready
for shipment.
The factory building is a structure
abVnt as7 feet long. being easily the
largest of the three buildings. East
II this group Of buildings is the fire.
proof boiler and engine house. The
boiler and engine house is constructed
on an entirely different plan from that
pursued I'm the other cases. Tho other
buildings are all made Of wood and
covered with sheet iron but the boiler
house is constructed IF steel screening
Placed on steel gir1ers and the whole
then plastered. both inside and out
} his is probably the only building in
the copper country 10 be constructed
in this way and so is attracting a great
deal uf attention.
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
STATE AID FOR
SETTLERS IN up.
Is Planned by Executive Commit
tee OF Bureau

Cooperation with the Marquette
Commercial club in ts effort 10 secure
The attendance OF an the new MEM
bers Of the state legislature At an in
spection of the Marquette Normal
school. with a view of obtaining such
uid from the state as will be neces-
sary to enlarge and extend the scope
Of the institution. was one OF the I'M
portant decisions arrived at by the
Upper Peninsula Development Bureau
officials held at Menominee this week.
similar action with regard to ;he
state farm at Chatham was also ;ak.
en-.
The officers and executive commit
tee of the bureau gave their assent -
legislative drafts which are being pre-
pared by col C w. Mott, with view
cr securing state aid for the settler in
the clearing Of his land and bill au-
thorilng the formation Of al and ere
dit association similar 10 the Agrariar
banks Of Germany.
The proposition Of inviting land
owners of the upper peninsula to
meet with executive committee and
officers at Marquette was taken up.
Exhibit at 500.
Plans for an upper peninsula eAht
bit at Sault Ste. Marie on December y,
were formulated.
At the Marquette meeting of land
owrers. plans for handling inquiries
from prospective buyers and settlers
as well as tor obtaining additional in
dusries for the upper peninsula will
be submitted.
Maps and circulars with facts and
illustrations If the land which it Is
sought 10 secure settlers or buyers for
must be prepared and in this move
ment the cooperation of realty con
Germs, commercial clubs as we'll as
county boards and municipalities is
being sought by the bureau.
Those in attendance at the meeting
were II. A. Green, president, Ortona.
gon. Pat. Flanagan, first vice -presi-
dent. Sagola, II, w Reade, treasurer
Escanaba, J. II. Mcnamara, secretary.
Hoashtun. VI. Hoban, 81. Igrace. NJ.
r Beurmar n, Newherry, l. W. Byers,
Iron River, C. W. Mccormick, Memo
mnec. ard Col c. W. Mott. manager
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21

when the sour bile, clogged Up waste
and poisonous matter have been gently
but thoroughly moved on and out of
your system. without nausea, gripping
or weakness. Your head will be clear.
complexion rosy, breath s%eet, stom-
ach regulated. no more constipation,
gases, pains and aches.
II is simply matter of keeping
your stomach, liver and bowels clean
ana regular. Then you will always be
well-always look and feel your best.
But get the gcnuine-the old reli-
able ASK your druggist for syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Soma" Refuse,
with contempt. the so-Called Fig Syr-
ups sometimes substituted To foo. YOU.
The true, genuine, bears the name
California Fig Syrup Company, look
for this on the label.
--(AdVprti iSpmpnt
The Calumet news., 1912-11-21
GOVERNOR UPH0lDS CAPTAIN
BLACkMAM OF the MILITIA
DECLARES THE SHOOTING OF
EiSY AT JACKSON PRISON
WAS JUSTlFiAelE.

Lansing Mich, Nov. 2l,-The find
ings of the military court of inquiry
which investigated the shooting of
John Eisy I'm Jackson by Capt. Frank
l.. Blackman, First Infantry, NJ. N.
O., during the Jackson prison riots
last September, were approved by
Gov. Osborn. The court found that
Blackman was acting in the line of
duty and that the shooting was justi-
fable.
The governor devoted all one even
ing TO an examination of the report,
which covered over $50 pages, and dis
cusses all phases OF the case. and pre-
sents all the testimony taken. He de-
clared that he was satisfied with the
report.
IF the guard Is To be abandoned
when IT is called upon i'm times of pub
lie stress and performs difficult duties,
then II becomes of but little use To the
state in such emergencies. That woul-
be disoyalty in view of the facts aud
circumstances as shown by the re-
port"
George c. Clapperton of Grand Rap
ids ana A. O. Reece have been en-
gagged by the attorney general, To de-
fend Capt Blackman and Private
Howard Jackson. who faced trial in
Jackson for murder i'm the first de-
gree as a result of the shooting of
Eisy.
This action was taken by direction
OF the governor.