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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-11-23
Mr.. BLAKE'S
Two TURKEYS.
A Thanksgiving Story.

"oho. am Thanksgiving fairy.
have been going since the peep Of day
trying 10 bring cheer To- the little chill
dren, do love them 81, aud they love
me Fairy Kind Heart they all cali
me, and that is indeed my name.
This is the house where those dear
children live that | saw last winter
feeding breadcrumbs 10 the sparrows
after big SnowStorm'
With that she perched herself upon
the door knob. leaned over and reered
through the keyhole
The mother, her hoy Edgar, girl
Nora and the toddler whose name do
not know. are all there" said the fairy.
She put her ear To the keyhole. and
this is what she heard Mamma, do
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you think if the fairies knew we will
not have Il real Thanksgiving dinner
they would send us one
Perhaps they would. Edgar"
Goodness me"' said the fairy. 81 am
glad ! had my ear To that keyhole.
shall start right away aud see what
can do for this family"
Farmer Blake had finished feeding
his stock when he heard low voice
saying:
Good evening. Mr.. Blake
He turned toward the open doorway,
but rs far ~ he could observe no one
was in SIGHT. aud he said. Guess
was mistaken when thought ! heard
some one bid me good evening"
"No. You heard me. Fairy Kind
Heart"
Bless Your Heart. Yon are such a
tiny one no wonder ! could not see
you. What can ] do for you, fairy"
when your little one was lost last
August found her aud brought her
home 10 vow. Do you remember YOU
promised 10 do me a good turn if |
ever needed one"
"To be- sure ! do aud am ready now
TO keep my word What is the trou-
ble|
"A family know, such lovely. good
children. are fretting because their
mother cannot give them Thanksgiv-
ing dinner. VIII YOU take them one?
They live at ! Burton avenue, and
their name il Cisco"
"That ! will gladly do" said Farmer
Blake
With a goodby she was Off, and the
farmer started for the house.
81 have had visitor. mommy," ne
said 60 his wife
"A visitor? | did not see any one
pass the window. Who was it,"
Fairy Kind Heart Let me tell you
what she wanted and promised she
should have
"Of course the dear fairy can have
anything she wants from MS. when she
brought our baby Lou home that time
In the summer she was lost
"This time she wants me to take a
Thanksgiving dinner To n family In
town. She told me where they lived.
so tomorrow | will Kill two turkeys.
one for them and one for us. and will
you bake them u biz pumpkin pief'
"'To be sure | will; and ! know my
pies are good.
"Then they must have potatoes. eel
cry and apples. They will not miss
cranberries.
Wednesday was very busy day at
that farmhouse. In the afternoon Mr.
Blake with his basketful, for MON
my" had filled all the corners with
nuts. cookies and fudge. got into his
wagon. As he passed the woods. not
far away from home. he heard voice
singing IRA In. Ia, la" aud he knew It
was the fairy watching to see him off
Mr. Blake knocked at the door Of the
Cisco home. Nora ran to open the door
for him,
mo. no" said the farmer '"rhis bas-
ket Is too heavy for YOU. sonny " your
father is home tell him 10 come to the
door"
Mr.. Cisco came out and said. "You
must have got TO the wrong house. We
did not order anything"
els not your name Ciscor'
at is"
"1hen this is for you. A Tbanksgiv-
ing dinner from Fairy Kind Heart"
When that basket wss opened In the
kitchen II was n sight to see the happy
faces and hear the many, many kind
words spoken Of the fairy who had sent
them such n delicious Thanksgiving |
dinner
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An Elaborate Apolouy.

What do you mean by waving that
red flag and stopping the train" ask.
ed the irste engineer.
You wrong u.s." replied Meandering
Mike. We WAS holdn' little meet.
In. What YOU saw was de new an.
archlst version OF de Chautauqua ga
Lutte"
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I'M, public prosecutors did splendid
work in the Becker and gunner trials.
hut so old the jurors. 10 was the COM
mon honesty and courage OF the juries
tl-4t defeated the despeIadoes last
hopes
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Omissions Of Hlstory.

Gutenberg had invented printing.
How else" he said, could the
average congressman ever get his
speeches out of his system!"
For In the olden days the minutes
Of the meeting contained nothing but
the actual proceedings.
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4 New York couple we'd as the re-
suit ot am election bet Wonder what
sort OF bet will cause the divorce;
IT'S a bet therell bee one.
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HAYNES COPPER COMPANY

The directors Haynes Copper Company have is
sued circular 10 Stockholders, stating they have de-
eGed to offer TO shareholders limited amount of STOCK
at an attractive price that will remain open
Coy short time only
Since this company brought to the attention or
Copper Country people it little marketwise
holders treasury stock with price mentioned is also
interesting
FROM what learn, the property located i'm fine,
VERDE mining district arizona valuable However we
q" not like this method Of continually selling treasure
STOCK The directors state dollor
mas oeeh paid. and that the on the prop,
ety has been amluled They further state
iha the TIL" to the property is clear of all in
cumbrances and that having sufficient funds in the treas
ury to operate tn" property least three or four
months they have instructed Mr.. Campbell to start an
watering the smart and commence property
NEW YORK. N. v. NOV. 22. 1912
me speculation IN the security continues to re-
Hect we gather unsatisfactory condition of pubi, in
'trtst III the movement prices largely We infer no,
a'one To the unsettled war conditions in Southeastern,
Europe but also owing much discussion relating To the
very large question of tarin reform.
The Weakness in Industrial ISSUES r.r,cs
ms sentiment in a marked degree and although nos
SioS somewhat considerably ahead event and rep
continue to shadow general market and 10
make II an affair involving large discrimination ON the
Dull side of commitments
Otherwise general business interests reflect tho I,
developments following the large movement .o the crop.
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SATURDAY., NOVEMBER %. 1912.

The last and one OF the best OF the
bumper crops this year will be that
borne Dog the Christmas trees.
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that is for each member TO vote as he
has been directed by the people Of his
party and as he is i'm honor bound to
do
The will of the people is the will TO
which we must all bow, and If the
legislature contains IA majority of Re
ublican members. as seems to be the
fact. then Senator smith should be re-
turned. There must be no sneaks
There must be no bartering. The will
of the people as expressed first in the
primaries and next by the election of
members of the Legislature must Id
final conclusion
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HoUGHToN COPPER

According TO street gossip, Indications that the
lode, which Houghlon Las been doing of THEN
work is the superior was generally expected,
but is the West lode that developed I'M,
w rich in the No. superior shaft In regards this
however Dr. L. l. hubbard is non-commital Whethcr
- not this theory is correct remains be t
proves 10 be the however. will less prove
the continuity OF tn" vein from Superiors No SHAH
Houghtons shaft This is very important to- tin
superior No. shaft lies in between Superior 80
and Houghton Coppcr's shaft developments ia
the territory contiguous this have shown up
the West lode as rich in NJ. /.
They arc now however. concentrating development
efforts toward proving up territory the vicinity
, shaft by drifting No. These drifts ar,
on the West lode, and, understand continue to
very good ground
However there is this much about Houghton Copper
whether not it is the superior West lode they
been working in excellent ground, and hc rock
ing taken out in drifting from the bottom Wine
Is what could be called phenomenal.
IN reply to our inquiry Or Hubbard that the mill
test matter has not been considered present
time Notwithstanding previous writings TO the con
tray.
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The foreign buying movement extending from tho mid
Gle OF last week to the middle of thin slowed down soin
what in the days but demand considering ,ir.
size of the commitments, is excellent
Domestic buyers, customary followed the foreign,
their buying is called poor for the reas that they m
simply taking metal for present requirements
The low state of stocks gives rise mere than or,i
nary confidence that part npnn will Soc
them forced actively into the market Forchn REQUIRE
ments likewise, yet met
\ canvass Of production made in quarters shows
considerable increase in national productions tor the
first months the year. This is only hlrl
considering the low state copper all Over tr.
world. 1t might be construed bull point ao
sorpive ability of tho copper was an odd
narily optimistic frame mind existent seems S,r
to be- the
Those best informed in the trade optimistic
the future of the metal point big figures
OF the steel producing companies justifyne their
one thing could not be- sainsad and that
n prices much higher than any aitcI
patcd and that the securities selling ON
average lower than @ Is copper
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THIS Is NY 5oTA siRTHoAY''

Baron Dormcr. loEg prominent m
the administration Of British aftairs
in Egg pt was born at - leonard
Sea. Nov. -. 1Ys2. the son f. .hc
late Lieut. Gen. Sir James Dornier OF
the British army. His title to WHICH
he succeeded upon the death Uf hls
uncle twelve years age. is one IF the
"ldes' m England. hayin. been created
IN 1917. After completing his "duca-
ton at pscgtt College, Baron Eormer
entered the service OF the British Gov
eminent and for number of years
was one of the directors Of Egyptian
finance.
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Dr J. q. *. Mcclure, president If
Mccormick theological SEMINARY. o.
years old today
William >. Fielding. former cana =
dian minister OF finance, 81 years old
today
Richard Croker. former leader Of
Tammany Han 90 years old today
Frances Hodkson Burnett. novelist
aud playW riaht s. years old today.
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PONTIAC TRACT WILL SOON Be Contributing
To THE PRODUCTION OF THE QUINCY COMPANY

Continued From Page Three.
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BOSTON, MASS. NOV. %. 1912

y. j. MILlER OF Miller a. CO.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
Christmas Wedding.

Another Christmas wedding was
that of Miss Bessie Harris to Mr.
Anvil Pettingill, which occurred on
The morning of the Dec. 25th at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer E. Harris ON the East
Grand avenue road There were
quite number of friends and rela-
tiyes present at the wedding which
was n beautiful home affair, partak-
ing of the Christmas spirit in the
elaborate decoration of the pretty
country home.
Miss Mary Doyle of Decatur. Ill.
was bridesmaid, and Mr. Harry
Offender of Mt Home Ida, was
eroomsman. After the ceremony n
delicious wedding supper was served.
the girl friends of the bride assist
ing in the serving The popular cou-
pie left the same evening on their
honeymoon trip and will be at home
on their return at the ranch of the
groom in Glade Park, after Feb. /, -,
1913.
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Entertains Basketball Girls.

This afternoon the girls of the
high school basket ball team were
delightfully."- entertained at the home
of Mrs. j. Il. Billings, who has been
coaching the team during the past
season. A most enjoyable afternoon
was spent with kensington and vari-
Gus games, ending up with il course
of dainty refreshments. A feature
of the afternoon was the presenta-
ton to the girls of a 5-pound box
of delicious candy as a gift from Mr..
j. II. Lane, which Mr.. Lane had
promised the team, if they landed
the championship this season. The
guest of honor present was Miss Vic
toria Wilhelmy, who was coach for
the team last year, but who is now
attending college at Battle Creek,
Mich, where she is studying physi-
cal culture. These present this af-
ternoon were: Misses Bessie Miller,
Dimple Mallott, Wilma Long, Ruth
Nelson, May Nelson, Ruth Pearce,
Lenore Neeb. Gretchen De Long,
Grace Hallenbeck, Lillian Smith,
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of the week will be the home dane
ing party given this evening Jointly
by Miss Miriam Welles and Mr.. Will
lard Ross, who are home from Col
orado Springs to spend their Christ
mas holidays. The party will be
given at the home of Miss Welles on
Grand avenue, and a number of the
mutual friends of both host and
hostess will be among the guests
present. Elaborate Christmas decor
ations will beautify the attractive
interior of the Welles home with
Christmas garlands, holly wreaths
and mistletoe under the chandeliers.
A late supper will be served at II
O'clock.
The following are invited guests:
Misses Myrtle Shadow, Ruth Rankin,
Margaret Cole, Eleanor Cole, Gladys
Adams, Gladys Merrill, Florence
Lyons, Mrs. Rex Barber, and Messrs
Levi Morse, Arlo Hill, Fred Gilbert,
Glenn Merrill, Alfred Kilby, Law
renee Terrill, Willard Ross, Claude
Roberts and Rex Barber.
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derlying the pyramid of trees, the
punch will be served, The upper
part or ceiling of the hall has been
flanked with scores of large Ameri-
can flags loaned by the chamber of
commerce. Along both sides of the
hall the ropes of green and Christ
mas bells have been used in a pretty
way. Across the front of the stage
on which the supper will be served is
Il row of Christmas trees. meant ia
lend n sort of mystery to the de-
lights within.
The lighting features will be eX-
ceptional and The electricians are
busy this afternoon arranging a clus-
ter of lights to hang above the or
chestra, which will be hidden in a
bank of palms in the middle of the
floor. At the south end of the hall
the letters "B. c." are fashioned SIX
feet high with greens and can be
read from any part of the hall
The dance tonight will be a most
sumptuous affair, and the music will
be furnished by the Doucet orchestra.
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Christmas Eestivnl.

The annual ChrIstmas festival and
entertainment OF Trinity Lutheran
church will be held next Sunday
night at the Odd Fellows hall, begin
ming at 1880. Owing to the fact
that the hall was in use during the
week the affair is being held at this
time. but splendid program by the
Sunday school has been arranged.
There will also be some special mu-
steal numbers. Two large Christmas
trees will be other decorations of
great attraction. The public is well
come and the large hall will be used
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SAXAPHONE TRIO CAUSE
MUCH COMMENT

Another big hit was scored at the
Orpheum last night when the SaXa-
phone Trio made their appearance.
This is possibly the highest salaried
vaudeville act ever in the city. The
music loving public will certainly ap-
preciate the efforts of the Orpheum
to give the public a chance to see
such a high class act at such a pop
ular price Friday, Saturday and
Sunday nights, and Saturday matinee.
Complete change of program Satur-
day and Sunday
Prices are the same as usual
0c and 20c. 12-27-1t
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WORLDS Enir Big Snccess.

Everybody is going to the Worlds
Fair at the Y. NJ. c. A. and its sue
cess seems already assured from the
crowds in attendance last evening,
and the enthusiastic reports given
by those who attended the opening
night ceremonies and the coronation,
which We're well up to expectations
One of the features tonight will be u
delicious free lunch which will be
served by the members of the Ep-
worth League of the Methodist
church. A dainty menu has been
carefully prepared by the ladies in
charge The march of the Fairies,
led by the Queen Fairy, Miss Jessie
Sawyer. will be another feature.
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knights TcmnInr Elccl.

Last evening the Grand Junction
Temple Commandery No. 23 Knights
Templar, held their annual election
of officers for the ensuing term, with
the following results:
J. j. Lumsden, eminent command
er; ID. NJ. Armstrong, generalissimO /;
j. II. Larson. captain general: w. II.
Bannister, treasurer: Sterling b. La
cy, recorder; G. A. Warning. senior
warden; f. A. KrOhn, junir warden.
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Bachelor Clubs Christmas Dane
Tonight

Tonight.
With the first strains of music for
the grand march at o'clock tonight.
several scores Of Grand Junction's
most prominent Young social folk will
begin the sixth annual Christmas
dance of the Bachelor Dancing club
at the Auditorium, which has been
beautifully decorated for the event,
which ranks as the supreme occasion
of the Bachelor clubs yearly his
tory.
No particular idea has been fol-
lowed in the decoration of the hall,
other than to give it look of gaiety
suggestive of the Christmas season,
by means of bells and Christmas
trees. -
Hundreds of Yards of green stuff
and 81 straight and perfect Christ
mas trees have been used in the dec
orations. The trees are banked at
the north end of the hall over the
picture booth INTO the shape of a
pyramid, and beneath bower form
ed of greens, under the canopy un-
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
Y. NJ. c. A. Clubs Formed.

Tonight there will be meeting
at the Bethel church in the Appleton
district at which two Triangle clubs
will be formed under the auspices
of the county Y. NJ. c. a. A large
crowd is expected and there will be
speaking followed by a sumptuous
dinner after the clubs are outlined
and plans are made for the perma-
nent formation OF the same. Among
the speakers who will be present are:
County Supt. A l.. Hampton. Rev.
r.. G. Lane and Rev. Oscar Folger.
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Christmas Dinner on High Line.

Everybody at Camp No. I of the
High Line Construction company, en-
joyed one of the best Christmas din
ners to be had anywhere, and Chef
A. w. Danes did himself right proud
in the menu which he served to boys
at the camp, and which. needless to
say, was done full justice to by every
one present. The following is the
Christmas menu of the camp.
Soup Blue Points
Celery Pickles
Salmon Salad
Colorado Turkey and Dressing
Mashed Potatoes Creamed Cabbage
Plum Pudding Blue Ribbon Sauce
Mixed Nuts Candy Cake
Pumpkin Pie
Tea Coffee
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Theater Party This Evening.

This evening Miss Jennie Eldridge
will be hostess at a delightful thea
ter party at the Orpheum theater
The young people will meet at the
home of Miss Eldridge and will be-
take themselves to the Orpheum the
ater.. where they will enjoy the unus-
ually good program now on at that
popular place of amusement. After
the show there will be refreshments
for the party at Miller's. Among
Miss Eldridges guests will be the
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Social for Eagles.

Last evening the local aerie of
Eagles held one Of the most delight
full socials of the organization and
seven new members were initiated.
The evening was delightfully."- passed
with games and music. Following
which was an elegant banquet served
by Manager Coombs The Eagles are
rapidly increasing in membership
and popularity, and their social ses-
sions are always anticipated with
much pleasure by the entire lodge.
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VIII Enter,a.n At Dinner.

This evening Mis- David Hopkirll
will entertain AT pr"tily appointed
dinner party AT hrr suburban home
on Orchard avenue u compliment 10
her brother, Mr.. sam Raney Of Salt
Lake City. who is visiting NJ. and
Mrs. Hopkirk TDr the holidays.
Among the guest present will be:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Kerrick. Mr. and
Mrs. Seth McCartby Mr.. and Mrs. \.
r. Johnston. Mrs Melvina Freemole
and Miss Ethel Kcrrick
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Five Hundred Party Thi, Evening.

This evening Miss Harriet Weir
will entertain few friends at five
hundred at her home in compliment
10 her house guest Miss Metzger.
who is spending the holidays at the
Weir home. after which she will re-
turn to Mt. Pleasant Utah. where
she is teaching IN the academy at
that place. There will be about four
tables of the popular game.
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| l.

YOUR COAL is not giving you sat
isfactory results in heat, try n load
from the THOMAS MINE. | will
guarantee you more heat, less SCOT,
less ashes and waste, and longer
burning qualities for the money spent
than any other coal in town.
Phone Hickory 1711.
C. F.. THOMAS.
Yards, corner Seventh and Pitkin.
12-2G-tf
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Athlet, nancs

The Athletic cluU will hold anoth-
er dance at the Auditorium Monday
evening, Dec. 80 ana are preparing
for a fine time. The hall Is now in
most excellent SHAPE. the floor hay-
ing been devoted .p dancing only for
many months. IH. music ON this
occasion viii De extra fine.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
At Dinner This Evening.

Mrs. Stevens will be hostess this
evening at an informal dinner party
at the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Jack Austin. Invited guests are
Mrs. w. S. Sullivan. Mrs. w. f. Bu-
thorn. Mrs. Bittinger, Mrs. Whitley
and Mrs Austin.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27

Recipe No. 43.-Fried oysters.
One pint large oysters; " cup of
flour; " cup of milk; " cup of to-
mato catsup; " teaspoon salt.
Mix thoroughly the flour, milk
catsup and salt and dip the oysters
in the mixture and roll in cracker
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
A Danger Signal

Hoarseness in a child that is sub
iect to Group is n sure sign of an ap-
preaching attack. Give Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy as soon as the
child becomes hoarse and the attack
may be warded off. For sale by all
druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27

Misses lone Cope Josephine Devy.
Alma Moore, I0s-phine Ullery
Gretchen De LoHg. Margaret Bunt-
ing. Clara O'Hare aud Messrs. Ernest
Hermann Walter Devy. Edward
Eldrldge. Duncan Collins, Frank
Lumsden and RoleTt Hardy.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27
Entertained Last Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Storm delight
fully entertained few friends last
evening at delightful little dinner
party at their home on Twelfth
street.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27

Stella Brown, Chastine Harris. Dot
Mallot. Helen Burckhalter, Hazel
Pearce, Carolyn Derryberry and Mrs.
l.. h. Thomas.
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crumbs, and fry in deep fat. Serve
with lemon and garnish with sprig
of parsley.
BY Mrs. Howard G. Fletcher.
Dancing Party This Evening.
One of the prettiest social events
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-27

1t pays to oil harness. Fred Mantey