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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
PAYING MATUREp SHARES.

cashier + VI. Remission of the
Northern Michigan Building and Loan
ss engaged in sending out checks in
payment of matured shares of stock
H. the association, amounting To a to-
tai of $99S,O00. The amount distrib-
uted this quarter is the largest since
the association was organized. This
evening the directors. officers and So
licitors of the association will have
their annual banquet at the Scott ho-
tel. TO be followed by social session
at the Elk's Temple.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
Here is a Remedy
That Will Cure Skin
and Scalp Affections
AND WE CAN PROVE IT.

The Laurium Pharmacy and Eagle
Drug store says TO every person be l.
man, woman or child who has an irri-
tated tender, infiamed, itching SKIN
or SCALP. you need not suffer another
day. 1--WE have a refined skin prepare.
ton that acts instantly and will brini
you swift and sure results"
One warm bath with zEMo SOAI
and one application of ZEMO and YOU
will not suffer another moment am
you will soon see a cure in sight.
zEMO and zEMO SOAP are provei
cures for every form OF skin or scall
affections. They are sold by one lead
ing druggist in every city or town !
America and in Eagle Drug store Ca
umet. aud Laurium Pharmacy, Taur
ium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
SOCIALIST LECTURE.
why Things Happen to Happen" by
Ernest Untermann Tomorrow.


The second of the lectures in the
socialist lyceum course will be given
tomorrow evening AT Germania hall.
The speaker will be Ernest Inter
mann, whose subject viii be why
Things Happen TO Happen"
Mr.. Untermann is a graduate of the
University OF Berlin. and he has had
varied and interesting career. serv-
ing as a sailor before the mast, being
ghipwrecked, working on an Idaho
sheep ranch, and writing a number
Of works on socialism. among his
publications being a translation into
English of Karl Marks Capital"
Naval Reserve Dance.
The big social event of the season
IN the Naval Reserves is the dancing
party 10 be given this evening at
Germania hail. The members of both
Hancock divisions will wear full dress
uniform, as will also members of the
Houghton Light Infantry and Calu-
met Engineers, who have been invited
To attend. A committee of members
OF the division worked until late last
evening after the weekly drill decor
ating the han with signal flags and
hunting, so that tonight the hall will
present scene of brilliancy and color.
ELI Zimmerman, representing the
National Cash Register company of
Dayton, Ohio, who has been In Han
cock for the past week on business
for the company, leaves this morning
for Duluth.
Jacob Bacr and wife left Sunday
for a visit To Cleveland and Chicago.
At the former city they will visit
their daughter Mrs w. A. Stern, and
expect to be absent from the city
until April.
Names City Ticket.
The Socialists of Hancock yester-
day selected a ticket for city offices at
the coming municipal election, being
the first party TO announce the names
OF their nominees. Those for whom
petitions will be filed are:
Mayor-John Surbeck.
ClerlS--A. o. Sarell.
Remuneration Valimaki
Aldermen--ward I, Martin Wicklem;
ward ,. Edward Mattila; ward 4, Louis
+. Stralow
Supervisors--ward /. Carl a. Parta;
ward 3, Martin Maxi; ward 4, John c.
Tuira.
Dedicate Hall Feb. ".
February IL and rs have been Sc
lccted as dates for the dedication OF
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
GUSTS ESCANABA
NAVAL RESERVES
STATE MILITARY BOARD ORDERS
MASTERING OUT OF plvl-
SION BECAUSE OF
INEFFIcIENcY.

Word was received In Hancock to.
day that orders have been issued by
the state military board for the mus
tering out OF the Escanaba division
Of the Second Battalion OF the Naval
Reserves of Michigan because of lnef-
hciency. Whether the officers Of the
division will be requested 90 close up
the affairs of tho organization or
whether Adjutant General Vandercooll
will visit Escanaha for that purpo.e is
not yet known.
The mastering out of Escanaba will
leave three divisions i'm the battalion.
the two Hancock companies and the
one al Traverse City. Ii is not known
which town viii take Escanaba's place
In the Reserves, but it is believed here
that a division viii be organized at
Marquette. Joseph Cannon, who was
largely instrumental i'm organizing the
first Hancock division Is now a resident
Of Marquette ana he may become in
terested In the formation of company
there
Escanaba's Reserves have not been
MP TO the standard for some time and
they were given until Jan. l by the
state military board To meet the re-
quired standard Of efficiency. This they
failed To do and they were given one
more chance the time being extended
10 Jan. 81. Hut the division failed to
improve sufficiently to satisfy the mill
itary authorities and the order to mus
ter ont was issued.
1t is announced that the action taken
In regard to the Escanaba division will
not affect Grant S. Stephenson. of Es-
CANADA who recently was elected COM
mander Of the battalion. but is un-
doubtedly settles the question having
To do with the location of the Yantic.
That the Yantic will remain at Han
cock is now practically certain. Esaa-
naba's claims to the boat having van
ished in thin air. Mi. Stephenson
will continue as commander. lie is an
enthusiastic Reservlst and one of the
most capable men in the service.
1t is announced that the state mill
taIy board has ordered an examination
of the recently elected officers Of the
second or new Hancock division To be
held Feb. 10 at Germania hail. 1t will
he conducted by Lieut.. Henry Hecker
at Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06

cd. Next this the broken pieces of a
china bowl and what looked like the
torn remnants Of some very fine lace.
Further along his eye lighted ON
young girls bonnet. exquisite I'm color
and nicely OF material. but crushed
out of all shape and only betraying
its identity by its dangling strings.
Some childish nonsense" he re-
marked and moved toward the door.
"The servants will be coming back.
and ! had rather not be found here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06

Bridge & Iron Co; plant and six adj
iacent buildings damaged.
Sept. 4-East Peoria. H.; McClin.
Marshall Construction Co; rail,
road bridge; damage slight.
Sept 27-Nicetown. Pa; American
Bridge Co; bridges, damage slight.
oct Worcester. Mass: Boston
Bridge Works; bridge. $40.
oct lO.-worcester. Mass: Phoeni,
Bridge Co; bridge; several hundred
dollars
Nov. 2s--west Philadelphia. Pa:
Bergdoll & Paving; bank building.
Dec. 25-Los Angeles, Cal: plant
Llewellyn Iron Works; slight damage
Dec. SO-Kansas city; plant Walter
Vanstons Furnace & Sheet Metal
Works; partially wrecked.
1911
Jan. 29-Erie. Pa; Mccain Con-
struction CO.; Ger Dump Coal Com
pany; $500.
Feb. 24-south Chicago, III; Brown
Hosting Machinery Co.; iron works
plant; partially wrecked
March Springfield, H.: McCln-
lc-Marshall Construction co. and JEFF
ferries Mfg. Co; traction viaduct and
coal mine tipple; two explosions; to-
tai loss $4,000.
March l6--Milwaukee: Heyl & Pat
terson; unloading bridge; $4,000. and
$1,000 To steamer near dock.
March 2O-French Lick, Ind: La
fayette Bridge Works hotel addition.
March 24--Omaha. Neb.; Caldwell
& Drake Iron Works; court house:
building seriously damaged.
March 24--Columbus. Ind; plant
Caldwell & Drake Iron Works: badly
damaged.
March 25--North Randall. o.; Heyl
& Patterson; ore conveyor: $4,000
April 2-South Bend. Ind; railroad
viaduct; $4,000,
April Springfield. Mass A. f.
stephens Co.; municipal building;
several thousand dollars.
Sept. mt Vernon, n. Y: Amer
lean Bridge Co: railroad viaduct l.
OOO
Sept. 24-Cleveland Variety Iron
& steel Works; coal conveyor. (At-
tempt)
oct 16-Near Santa Barbara, Cal;
bridge completed three years ago.
Dynamite found Just before President
Taft's special train passed
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
Hancock Department

the new Kansankoti han. now nearing
completion, and II is expected that in
case IL Is impossible TO secure Mayor
seldel of Milwaukee TO make the dedi-
eatory address. to have instead carl ID.
thompson city clerk Of Milwaukee. ms
MS personal representative.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
WOMAN ESCAPES
DREADFUL
OPERATION
How She Was Saved From
Surgeons Knife by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.
Mogadore, Ohio. 1.-THE first two years
was married l suffered so much from

female troubles ana
bearing down pains
thatI could not stand
on my feet lon g
enough to do m y
work. The doctor
said l would have to
undergo an opera
ton, butm husband
wanted me to try
Lydia f. Pinkham's
VegetableCompound
first. i took three
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
IfIHad Eczema

I'd simply wash II away with tlmt
soothing liquid. ID. ID. ID. Prescription.
The very first drops instantly stop that
awful itch. a 25 cent trial bottle will
prove Il.
We cannot absolutely guarantee a
cure every time but we do say this. IL
the first regular size $500 bottle does
not do exactly as we cay Il viii net
cost you cent. Better try a bottle at
once ON our personal guarantee.
Eagle Drug store. Calumet; Laur-
ium Pharmacy, Laurium.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
BY ANNA
KATHARINE
GREEN
Copyright. 1910.
By Anna kAthArins RohIfs
CHAPTER TX.


"T HE coat is here. too" whis-
pered Sweetwater after a
n moment of conslderate ST
lence. eve had better lock
1t now. had we not. till you make up
your mind what 10 do with this con.
elusive bit of evidences?
Yes. lock IT, Ina not quite myself
Sweetwater. shall never survive the
strain IT, He turned away.
Sweetwater carefully returned the
hat 10 its peg. turned the key in the
door and softly followed his superior
back into the dining room and thence
TO their former retreat.
81 can see that It's likely TO be
dreadful business he ventured TO re-
mark as the two stood face to face
again. But we've no choice. Facts
are facts. and we've got to make the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06
INDICTMENTS IN
DYNAMITE CASE

Continued From Page one.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-02-06

February ~ and rs have been Sc
lccted as dates for the dedication OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

desires in the matter. But this bill
or one along the same lines will be
passed II provides for the taxation OF
the property Of public service corpora
lions on the basis Of the actual cash
value Of their property and it also pro-
vides that all Intangible assets. such as
franchises, shall be included on the tax
rolls.
IT viii be seen, therefore, that the
taxing authority is given almost abso-
lutte power in this matter and that the
assessments are to be based on the
brOadest possible construction Of the
term property" The features of the
measure, Of course, are the require
ments regarding physical valuation and
Intangible assets. The proposition OF
taxing railroads and other public ser
vice corporations on the basis of
physical valuation Of their property mas
been made a party issue in Arizona by
the Democrats and for this reason, II
for no other. they viii endeavor to
carry through their program with re-
spect to the taxation bill
4 Temperance Measure.
Mr.. PAGES senate bill regulating the
issuing of prescriptions in certain cases
is stil in committee, but viii be re-
ported out possibly within a day or
two. This is a naive measure, de-
signed to aid the cause Of temperance
and make it difficult for the bibUlOusly
disposed individual to set a drink un-
der guise Of medical treatment Under
lis DIDE4S4DuS DAe H4LldllH 1uatA Ac1 uE
prescriptions for alcoholic stimulanJs.
Of more than eight percent Of the
real stuff only after personal exam
nation of the patient, and the prescrlp-
lions must be filed and used only once
Patent medicines containing more than
eight percent alcohol can be sold only
on slch prescriptions. The physician
issuing his prescription must also is
sue a statement certifying ION his
honor that he has made such eXamin-
alton as the statute requires.
No Bills Except By Consent.
The last day in the house for the
intr6duction of bills, except by consent
of a majority Of the members, has eX-
pired. The same rule has been in force
in the senate for the past week, but
has had little effect as the majority
seems always ready to grant permits
sion for the introduction Of more bills.
However. hardly two weeks Of the ses-
sion remains, and as il is estimated
TO REQUIRE "A DAYS to get bill through
in the regular order under the rules OF
the two houses. one Of three things
viii bappen. There win have to be an
extra session for the passage Of tho
bills they viii have TO be rushed
through under a practical If not q
nominal suspension OF the rules, OF
much Of the proposed legislation VIII
never get through
The house has passed the court OF
claims memorial. Ihls memorial is
] addressed to congress and asks that
settlers in the southern part Of tbs
state the possession Of whose homes is
/ endangered, be given relief
/ The bill providing for the reSlstra-
/ ton Of voters in incorporated towns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
ALTURA PARK STORE
P. o. DESTROYED
Fire of Unknown Origin
Burns $4,000 Worth of
Insured Property.

Fire OF unknown origin destroyed the
Altura Park postofnce and the grocery
store of A. II. Betzel on Division street,
near Nashville street, Sunday morning
at 8 o'clock.
he pOsuOftice was located IN the store
building, which was OF frame, and about
IuU OF 10U letters. none Oh them regis
tered matter, were destroyed The
stamps and money were kept at the
ut AR. BetZel and were not dam
aged.
-ue loss is practically covered by m
sutauce, there being $500 on the build
mg and the stock OF groceries
Two Other Fires.
Fire. caused BY clOgged flue in the
home of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Golfer, COZ Mesa
avenue, caused a big crowd TO gather
there at SIS Sunday evening No dam
age of consequence was done. Both the
central and Mesa companies answered
the alarm.
A second fire occurred at 1915, when
some trash in q vacant lot on Oregon
street, south of Overland street. caught
fire and burned an old wagon bed. This
wagon had been standing in the vacant
lot Tor several years and whenever the
wind blew papers gathered under it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

has also passed. The bill is designed
TO abolish the practice of co-onlZ-ns-
The bill providing for reform ~
the statutes relating TO appeals IN
courts of record has passed
The bin regulating contracts Of sure
~ between common carriers ana en-
plOyes has passed.
The Rabbit road bin. relating TO the
establishment of roads long IN use
without reference TO party lines, was
recommended for indefinite postpone
menr
one Of the bill defining eminent do
main and revising the law with respect
TO the exercise of that righs. was killed
but another bearing on the same sub
ject was recommended to the house for
passage.
City MarshaIs' Positions.
The bill providing for the appoint
ment instead of the election OF town
marshals has been adversely reported
and the chances are against its pass
age. There has been some Interest in
this bill with reference to its effect on
PhOneiU, but the matter is fully coy
cred by the proposed city charter au-
thOriZing the establishment Of a com
mission form Of government Under the
proposed charter, the Office would be
appOintiVc, and the approval Of the
charter by the legislative body would
have the effect Of repeating the present
law so Tar as this city is concerned
The senate medical bill has been re-
ferred to the house committee on pub
lie health
state Convention Call Issued.
The state executive committee has Is
sued the official call for the state con-
ventiou and for the selection of dele
gates TO that convention, which is TO
be held in Tucson. June 3. The call
does not specify the method Of select
ing these delegates as that matter Will
be decided later.
Under the provisions Of the call dele
gates 10 the state convention shall be
chosen IN the several counties either
by direct primary, by the county con-
ventiOn. or by the members of the cOun-
ty committees. in accordance with
whatever method viii best serve TO
express the viii Of the people" II
either Of the two methods first named
is chosen. il is provided that the prima-
ries shall be managed and controlled by
election boards to be named By the
county central committee If the COM
mittees of any of the counties decide to
name the delegates, this shall be done
May 25. a meeting Of the several cOun-
ty committees will be held May IS
when the method Of selecting delegates
will be decided.
The number Of delegates TO the state
convention from each county is based
on the vote given Ralph Cameron in the
last election the ratio being one dele
gate for each 100 votes or major frac-
ton. The county representation there
fore. will be as follows
Apache Z. COchise Is. CocOnino 4. ella
:. Graham a. Greenlee 3, Maricopa 20.
I Nohave .. Navajo &, Pima Q. PinaI 4.
! Santa Cruz ., Yavapai II, Yuma T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
CALISHER CONCERN
WILL OPEN SHORTLY
Announcement Is Made that
Arrangements Are Pro
crossing FaVOrablv.

The Involuntary bankruptcy proceed
iugs against the o. CaHsher Dry Goods
company will be settled through com
promise. If negotiations now under way
with all creditors are successful. Plead
ings viii be filed the latter part OF
the week In the United States COM
missiOner's court against the complaint
OF the three New York city firms who
forced the case
10 is said that within two or three
weeks the Bis store viii be opened
for business Arrangements so far
have not been completed with an OF tho
creditors. but officials of the company
assure that the compromise viii bc sem
cral and that litr- more loss Of busi-
ness viii be caused
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

Phoenix Ariz Nay 6-The Craig
board Of control bill. under which con
troll of the state Institutions is taken
from the hands of the governor and
placed under the jurisdiction Of five
elective state officers was killed in the
senate today by vote Of IA TO O. All
Republicans and Lovin Of Mohave
county voted for the bill The measure
had passed the house by vote Of p
10 10. since which time the administra-
tons friends have been waging a hot
fight against it,
It became known yesterday that the
bill was marked for slaughter
In the house the time up TO o'clock
was spent discussing the bill regulating
The practice Of medicine.
Those favoring the regular physi-
clans are making a hard fight on the
amendment permitting practice by
ltIlstian Scientists. but it looks like
the amendment #iI stay in on a close
vote.
Best informed men in the senate now
say positively that there VIII be at
least two weeks Of special session
The Kinney bill regulating labor in
mines and other hazardous occupations
will be reported probably tomorroW.
Democrats have agreed TO pass this Dlli
with a referendum clause
Legislature Not On the Job.
There is one matter regarding which
the legislature failed to ger an inning,
and that is the Investigation Of the in
dian fairs Of this section and the rec
lamation department work which was
in charge of congressman Hensley, Han
ma and Galloway, and which has Just
come TO close The legislature mas
had a hand in pretty nearly every other
public question, from the proposed aoo-
Iition OF the federal comm cree court
down TO the proposition to fix scale
Of fees for doctors, but this one mat
ter il overlooked. probably because the
committee finished its work and ad-
journed before the legislature could
get on the lob At the last moment
both houses, however, did try 10 get IN
touch with the congressman for the
purpose Of getting joint action with re-
spect TO the university lands, but the
attempt failed.
But what golden chance the 1egisla-
tUre passed up is shown by the rema-rk X.
Of congressman Galloway, made Just as
the committee was ready TO adjourn
Mr.. Galloway said the injustice per
petrated on the farmers by the govern
meut in buying the Arizona canal s|S-
TEN at low price and selling II Il
them at a high figure was a aaInIla . Z
outrage" and one OF the 1lneSJ exam
pies Of high finance he had ever wit
messed. The fiery Texan got off sew
eral other remarks almost as strong
and said he would use all his efforts
to have the alleged abuses corrected
Remarks were also made by Messrs
Henslev and Hanna, but they were o.
q much more temperate character
New County Proposed.
with the object OF distracting atten
tfon from Tombstone, from which it Il
uroDosed by some Of the Cochtse del
egatfon TO remove the court house
Judge Duncan. Of that city, has intro
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
SIGNPOSTS
ON AUTOMOBILE ROAD
The First TranScontinental
Route to Be SignpOst-
ed throughout.

Plainview, Tex, May 6.-The sign
posts for the trauscontnental auto route
through Hale county have been received
and will be placed as indicated on the
official log, some time within a week
O. II. Unger, president of the local
chamber OF commerce, Is vice presidens
of the first log of the route, and will
have supervision over same. which ex-
tends from Dodge City, Kan. to the
New Mexico line, Just east of Roswell.
He acts directly under the management
of the TranscOntinentaI Touring Club Of
America which has its head offices at
Chicago. Extensive road improvement Is
under way along the entire borderlaud
loop from Kansas to Phoenix. Ariz. 1t is
said that this is to be the first trans
continental auto route in the United
States to be signposted throughout.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
Ell PASO SCHOOL
CHILDREN NUMBER 243

OF he boardt
n n
{ 2 could b. theE
Ell by
O chOOI
of that
of
and
on uOrha G. H. railroad tracks south
ity shOw . ekua north
70 this than
is progre is
the
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN
OPENED IN KANSAS
Noted Settlement Worker,
Jane Adams, Speaks
For the Women.

Kansas City. No, May 6.-Miss Jane
Adams. the noted settlement worker
of Hull House. chicago, enJeEeu
Kansas today on four days campalgn
TO help the women OF tnat staJe gam
INN suffrac e. She headed a gaily dec
Grated automobile parade through
Kansas City. Kansas. delivered an ad-
dress i'm the factory district, another
one at the night school aud attended
"a 10 attend the annual convention Of
Kansas equal suffrage association
lii was the opening demons tratlon IN
a campaign that the suffragists OF the
state is not to end TN election day
5acfda whether the women Of Kansas,
VINO for quarter of century have
rad municipal suffrage shall be given
ful suffrage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
nruINn TIME.

N T-0I0hn-T WIs0 You WouId tel
Katbleen that she cooks her steaks
too much
AIRS J-piOhu-NOu are three girls
1,+c Iohn The name of the present
o1e is NolIie-Norfolk Landmark.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06
~ - - REMOVES
3D. - BLOOD HUM0Rs

andg
g its smooth cleansing 1t and reuL
Of BODIES
each y outlet continually day and night When the blood
with
ynies natural evaporation and their sour fiery
res boI puu itching rash hard scay skin affection
neutrahzlng and
ng the hood S S coOls the cu-
nutritious corpuses, enriches It 49n me sk
diseased
obed soot6ed by this cooling healthy stream OF blood
OF
Cures Eczema Salt Rheum and all other diseases ana
Teisbe complexion
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, GA.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-06

Sears. Eoebuck & Co. Of Chicago.
iii erect a nine-story building at Dali
las The building is expected to be
complete september J.