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The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
U. P. DOCTORS
SOON TO MEET
Will Hold Annual Session at Men
ominee August 7 and 8

a meeting in which the medical fra
ternity OF the upper peninsula is keenly
interested Is that which will take place
at Merominee, August z ard 8, when
the Upper Peninsula Medical society
will be in session.
Following is the program:
Meeting called to order by the Presi-
dent of the Menominee County Medi-
,cal society Edward SawhIidge, ste.
phenson
Invocation Rev A. w. Blll, Me
nominee.
Presidents Addrcss-C. l.. Girard,
Escanaba.
Chronic Appendicitis-Its DiagEos-
is and Differentia Diagnosis from
other Intestinal MatholoBy-H. \.
Vennema Menominee.
Medical organization and Benefits
c. j. Ennis Sault Ste. Marie.
Emergency Surgery-M. ID. Bird,
Marncttc. Wis.
Eclampsia Edward SawbriGee, ste
phenson.
Ruptured Ectopic CESSATION and las
Differentiation From AGATE Appendi-
citis n. \. Walker, Menomince.
Extra Uterine PregnaHcy-lts eau
ses ana Resplts.-E. IL. Flynn, Mar
auctte.
American Contribution To Gynology--
j.. Y. Abrams. Dollar B?y
Cancer OF the Uterus-A. l.. Laii.g,
Rapid Riyer.
Some Surgical Aspects OF Obstetrics
Met with In General Practice-E. NJ
Libby. Iron River
The Faucial Tonsils-H Horn-
bogen. Marquette
Subject to be announeed-II NJ. JOY.
Calumet.
Subject to be anrourccd-E. II,
Campbell
Medical Supt. Northern Hospital
Newberry Something Definite Regard
ing Dyspepsla-H. r. Carriel, Mar
quette.
A banquet will be rendered the visit
ors Wednesday evening at the Hoto!
Menomlnee Dy TIE Menominec Coun-
ty Medical Society.
After the completion of the scientific
program on Thursday morning the
doctors will enjoy a cruise on Green
BAY on board Senator Isaac Stephen
sons yacht Bonita" returning about
:. 90 p. m.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
To x. of C. E. Convention.

Richard James, past grand chief.
William s. Uren. deputy grand CHIEF
and grand guard, Uriah G. Penberthy,
grand master of records, William Eve
A. Martin, deputy grand Instructor
and Thomas Drew, representative Of
Garfield Castle of Calumet will leave
Sunday for Detroit where they will
represent Calumet at the state con
yention of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle in session from August to 10,
They viii visit Milwaukee and Chica-
go en- route TO the, Convention.
This viii be one Of the most impor-
tant gatherings that has ever been
held by the Michigan grand lodge as
a number of matters of great interest
are to come up, for consideration. Sew
eral of the local rofficers win be can
dldates 10 succeed themselves, among
them u. G. Penbefthy. grand keeper of
records, and William Evely, grand
Keeper of the exchequer. Richard
James Is a candidate for representa-
i've To the supreme lodge session to
represent the state of Michigan. and
William s. Uren, is i'm the race for the
once OF grand sir Herald. Both of these
gentlemen have far prospects of sue
cess '-v'a--.e'
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
Grand MASTER
TO VISIT HERE
Head Of Michigan Odd Fellows
Coming on Honeymoon

Calumet odd Fellows have been ad-
vsed that Grand Master Frank Il.
hamburger of Detroit Will visit them
during the coming, month, probably
during the Week Of August 10. MIR.
hamburger forsqek the ranks of the
bschelors ON neIuly 23 and is now in the
east on his npueympon, According 10
the adyices received here, he is gro&tly
impressed with the aopper country as
summer resort and With his bride
will visit Ibis .seetiep 10. bring then
honeymoon 20 a, .closf. rss
Preparations viii be made for an en-
,husiastic reception for the grand mas q
ter and bis. bride. the local branches
uniting e. extend tacm IA public re
eeption Committees will soon be
named Ia arrange the details. II is ex
pected there will be bis mass meet
ing Of the Calumet odd Fellows and
Rebekahs,. also a big meeting of the
PORTAGE Lake branches at Houghton
and similar gathering IN the iron
country.
Al the regular meeting this evening,
Heca lodge No. 90 win confer the
initiatory degree on large class OF
candidates.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
IMPROVEMENT IN SCHOOLS.
Remarkable Awakening in Upper Pen
insula Counties Noted


The National Educational association
at lis annual meeting in Chicago the
first of this month passed resomtlcn
among others calling attention to Tie
deplOrable condition Of large part OF
the rural and small village schools es-
peeially as regards To sanitary condi-
,ions. Teachers associations pnd state
superintendents are also emphasizing
the importance of this problem The
state superintendent OF Michigan has
said, Twenty-Five per cent OF the
time Of pupils and teachers in the av-
erage school is lost on account of the
lack Of proper heating and ventilation 10
recent meeting of the Upper PENN
sula tional'association. in rcso-
luton, called the attention OF the pubic
10 the conditions affecting the health
Of children in the schools.
Within the last year or two, there
has been a remarkable awakening in
a number Of the upper peninsula coun-
ties To the importance of these mat
ters. In several OF them. inc,udins
Marquette, Alger. Luce and SchoW-
craft counties il rs creditable alike
to the commissioners and school OH
GERS that the common stove wi,h It's
extreme variations OF temperature has
almost disappeared. having been re-
placed by modern heating and voa-
tilatlng system, consisting in effect of
a small upright iacketed furnace To-
Gated I'm a corner of the schOoirOOTn.
with an intake pipe for fresh air that
is heated before delivered to the room.
and having a large yentilating pipe
| for removing the foul air IL is so al
ranged that there is q constant crcu-
lation of air i'm the schoolroom, al,
parts being heated practically alike.
| The Jacket or shield surrounding the
furnace, consisting of three thicknesasea
of sheet iron and two of corrugated as
bestos paper prevents direct radiation
of heat To the discomfort of children
seated near. i'm contrast to tie orLia-
any stove, which roasts n child on one
side while he is freezing on the Other.
! The cost of installation is only about "a
hundred dollars; and commissioners
and school officers assert that they
save about one third i'm fuel SO that
| they pay for themselVCs1n three years,
| Teachers and patrons IN distlls is
where these lave begn introduced are
enthusiastic about them. ard they ale
rapidly replacing stoves il most coun-
ties of this ana other states.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
Big aalIylis Planned.

rams are under way for a big rally
=" Union Temple of Honor and Tenn
perahce No. fS Of Calumet, Mckinley
Iempie of Trimountain. Columbia
Iemrle - Hancock, and Advance
'empie Of Mohawk. to be held in CAL
"'net next month. II is planned to
make the occasion red letter day for
ue temple Of honor forces in thia
,oui'y' The dates and speakers Will
Wv announced later Last SATURDAY.
eVehing' six candidates were initiated
W Vhion Temple Of Calumet and next
"a'ufday evening, a class of eight call
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
RAIN MAKING A FAILURE.
Weather Bureau Chief Tells About Bat.
tie Creek Experiment.

| The rain making stunt at Battle
Creel, last week was "A failure. ac-
cording to telegram sent To the Battle
Creek Industrial association by Wills,
l.. Moore. chief of the weather bu-
reau. and which has just been made
public. a letter was issued bp the
weather bureau before the experiment
branding it as ar impcssibility. The
| conclusions Of the weather bureau are
as follows
You telegraphed this odico Wednes-
day night that four hours of dynamit-
ing beginning at 3 O'Clock Tuesday
morning brought half an inch of rain
fall at Battle Creek beginning at 800
p. m. and that the people are satisfied
that that system of rainmalling is sue
Cessful.
Your claim Is entirely without jus
tiication ms the rain which YOU claim
to- have caused began Monday morning
in the Dakotas, Minnesota, uppei
Michigan. This was exactly as fore
casted 10y the weather bureau.
Your experiments had no more to
do with causing the rain that fell Tues
day in lower Michigan than tEey had
I'm causing the rain that haC hours be-
fore fallen in upper Michigon and WIS
consin. The rain was the result of one
storm which finally became central
over lower Michigan or the morninE
of the .4th. Furthermore the ram
was from two To four inches almost
every where except in Your immediate
vicinity so that ,if your explosives had
any effect IL was Ia reduce the amount
of rain that otherwise might have fa
had no effect Again, YOU dischaIg ged |
your explosives in front of q storm |
hat through the bureaus forecast you
were advised was about to Cccur.'
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
CALUMET PEOPLE TO
SEE pASCO PICTURES
sTEREoPTIcoN LECTURE TO BE
GIVEN AT RED JACKET TOWN
HALL WEDNESDAY.

The people of Calumet will be- given
an opportunity To see many beautiful
pictures of the Northwest Wednesday
night at the Red Jacket town hall in
Calumet at eight o'clock.
The Illustrated lecture is given un-
der the auspices of the Pasco Fruit
Lands company as part of the com
panys publicity campaign in the cop
per country
At these lectures no attempt is made
TO sell land, the entertainment being
given only for its educational value to
those who are interested i'm the won
oerful growth. development and pros
perity of the irrigated districts of
Washington.
Crowded houses have greeted the
company's lectures at Ripley, Han
cock. and Iaurium and all those who
have seen the picturesque mountain
scenery. the turbulent trout streams,
the prosperous cities and towns. the
majestic rivers and mirrored lakes and
the beautiful orchards and orchard
homes as pictured in colors on the
canvas have been loud In their praise
of the entertainment.
The lectures are free TO the public
and are not too long 10 become tire
some A cordial invitation to all is
extended to he present and spend .
pleasant and Instructive evening.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
BUFFALO BILLS FAREWELL TO CALUMET
ONE DAY ONLY WEDNESDAY AUG. IA
LAURIUM DRIVING PARK
ORIGINAL, Ideal AND UNIQUE.

Gt GFeates3 Exsiihition % all tine
NJ Features Effects
The towering Tops Of Canvas Painted to Represent
Peaks and Aandscapesy Creating inipies-
sicS Of Great Valley in which Historical Performance
geH We the observer sits under Che Shadow Of che slipping
Hills viewing the Scenes and sncidets ct EARLY PI0kEE
DAYS witll aIi their THRILLING EPISODES. World oS New
Acts New ideas ard New Attractions typical of The WILD
WEST the FAR EAST, and Az THE BROAD CONTINENTS
tta tie between the Orient an6 occident witt Representative
bosirai Races, Remote Countries and National Characters
Crowding GganSIc Arena ali that knan Ingenuity
conceive ia the way Of Rstiora Amusement Etuca
tioa Value. Thus giving performance peculiar itcelf
Eu OF Dasing Originality ard Snebin6iEg INTEREST with
Everchagig Scenes, Aets and People from Every Cline a
Country covering tire Sports, Pastg1ss, :rsitc and Peculiar
tiles Of all Nat0naites well the Military WaneerS,
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
Pythisn Dancing Party.

The members of Laurium lodge No.
2O2, Knights Of Pythias' Will enter
tain at dancing party at tho Flee
tric park this evening. The event viii
he informal and will take the form
of basket picnic and dance. The
knights and their ladies' Will go 10
the Electric park Just before the sup
per hour and will enjoy their luncheon
in the open air afterwards enjoying
a dance HarveS's orchestra viii FOR
nish the music.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
BIDS coNslpEREp TOO HIGH.

Owing TO what is thought Co be ex-
cesslve bidding on the part of the con-
tractors for the Reconstruction of TIE
)ld cemetery road. the Schoolcrats
township board at a recent meeting de-
time, But two bids We're receiN Ell,
the lowest 81 eco. The board figured
that the improvements could have been
made at a cost of $1,000 or possibly a
little above that amount.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
court Robin Hood Pionic.

The members of Court Robin Hood,
a. .. f.. are looking forward with
interest To their annual picnic To be
held at the Crestylew park of the Ke-
weenaw Central on Saturday, August
n. An orchestra will accompany the
picnicers To furnish music for dancitg
and there will be a program Of sports
and games AZ the park. 1t ss expected
the day will prove a very enjoyable
one
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

In the prettily sitIatcd mountain vii
lage of Hoefel, I'm Silesia, Germany
there are a number of curious boehives
in the shape Of life sized figures carved
i'm wood and painted in colors. hc
figures were carved over "A century
ago 10y monks of the Naumburg mon-
astery.J who were at that time In pos
session of large farm in the dis
trict. There are twenty of these
strange bcehives and they represent
different characters, rapging from
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
co.oP's ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Cf the Lake Lin
August IL. Officers will he elected, i'll
Guiding president. secretary treasurer,
and three directors. The following are
candidates - President, George Wat
son; secretary O. O. Girar-
din; directors, John Nester, Jr.. John
McFac hran. ana Bert Nicholas. The
holders OF stock will commence voting
tomorrow aud continue until August
10, when the polls will close.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
To Hold PICNIC Saturday.

Busy Pee Tent, iuverile byanca Of
the !, .. r.. will hold its annual picnia
at thc Electric park of the iIousltcn
County Street Railway SATURDAY after-
noon. A special street car will leave
Red Jacket at , o'clock. stopping At
all intermediate points, and returning
o'clock. The public Is cordially in-
vited To attend.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

the muaglers carrier with Lis fresh
supply.
new bicycle lamp has been in
uoduecd in Amsterdam FOR which elec-
wirity is eeacEted Joy thc operation
ol the bicycle \ smaliiwheel attached
Co the shaft of the dynamo rests OF
the front or wear wheel OF the biey elc,
making many revolutions for each onc
made by tho larger Wheel when tte
lamp is net needed the lttle wheel can
be set free from the bicycle wheel by a
lever A very powerful light Is oh
tanned at q speed OF fifteen kIlome
lers (9se miles) an hour but sufi'-
eient light is obtained az even less
speed
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
Confer Second pearse

Charity Lodge No. l3l will confer the
second degree at the regular meeting
tomorrow evening. The lodge is pre-
pairing for the resumption Of its fail
activities and ii is probable big So
cial session will be arranged for the
early part of September.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

Bold Reckless Daring and Dextery of People ScooIed tho
of SeS-defense Reliance, showing their Native
the OF Weapons, Natural Prowes and Careful Training
which have added SIte fashionable Meadow Brook
Field SpCrSs with tgi-j jumping Horses Hounds
ard Athletes who will appear in Spirited Contests. TFe
Wioe Tremendous Exsthiti0n SWeepirg- Panorama of
Swaing Emotion ard Varied Attractions, Shifting Scenes
from Western Wids 60 Desert Sands PIONEER PURSUITS
ard PEFlLS mingled Witsi FAR EASTERN EVEHTS and
ATEs0SPhES transporting the Senses sron the Occdert
Orient in Single Round Depicting the 0nWa; Earcs
Of Civilization and the Conquest of Continent,
familiar character in frontier history Col W. r. Cody
"SHao BiipeTsOnay present TO direct its every detail,
and ticket admits TO all.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
TORCH LAKE
WILL MEET THIS EVENING.
hubbell Baseball Park Association
Will Present Reports.

Whh rTcSent NcpOTts.
- There viii be meeting this even
ing, cf the Hubbell Bassball. Bark AS
sociaion. and large attendance. is
looked for. Permanent officers will
likely be elected and other business
transacted. including a complete re-
port of the. receipts and expenditures
of the association to date.
The affairs of the association have
been managed by John Slattery-,who
was one of the original promoters,
who Is anxious To have the associa-
tion formally organized. with the cleo
tion of permanent officers, so that
the organization may be conducted
along business-like lines. The meet
ing is To be held in the rooms of our
Boys club I'M the Thurmes building,
on Duncan avenue, Hubbell.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
soas AS NITRATE FIELDS.

If peat IS mixed with lime and sowh
with nitrifyilg ferments. its filaments
become incased with masses of nit
rates. Wherever there are peat boss
IL is possible To obtain ritrates equiv
alent In quality To those Of the sreat
nitrate deposits in Chile. The bogs
hitherto regarded as good for fuel ONLY
are thus found to be pndeveloped
sources of wealth. Exchange.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
Modern Brotherhood.

Enterprise Lodge, Modern Brother
hood of America will conduct big
initiatory session tomorrow evening,
the degree work being conferred on
several candidates.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
SOME FACTS OF
GENERAL INTEREST


Fifty thousand dollars have been Of
fered for the recovery of the will of the
late Sir John Murray Scott, but IL does
not quite break the record one hua-
dred thousand dollars was offered E
1894 fbrnthc recovery of an American
schoolboy. Webster Conl1ling who mNs-
teriously disappeared in Paris. The
boy, fifteen years old, was ON his way
Ia tile st. l-aZarc railway station in
Paris I'm company with one of his
schoolmasters. The master lost sight
OF the boy for an instant. and. turning
round. found that he had disappeared
as though the earth had swallow ed
him. Conlding's mother. a wealthy
widow, began by Offering $4,000 for his
recovery, and then increased the re-
ward To 100000 The money was
at Munroe's banl. in the Rue
Scribe. but never found a claimant
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

Joseph y. Dixon, Uaited States sen
iator from Montana who is managing
the Roosevelt national campaign, e.
ears old today,
Sir William Henry May. one of the
twelve admirals of the British navy.
C$ years old today.
John ID. Farrell president of the ore
gon-W Washington Railroad and NaViga-
ton Company. so years old today.
Rev. DR.. Robert stuart Macarthur.
president of the Baptist World Al
lance. II Years old today.
treiherr Won EiselZerg, head OF the
Billroth Clinic In Vienna and general
ly regarded as the leading surgeon Of
Europe. 80 years old today.
DR.. David II. Boyd president of tEe
University of New Mexico and for
merly superintendent of 'hc Presby
terian Board of Home Missions. 50
years old TODAY.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
Could Get Alono Without II.

"Hilda, IL you leave me now shall
refuse to give you testimonial. "Ay
tank ay not need testimonial Ay get
Bible now and ay skcll get husband
next week. ek."-Chicago Rec2rd-Herald.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

Smuggling is stiu "a fine art AZ Deal.
England. Most of the smuGglers, are
fishermen. rhe smuggling is mainly
in tobacco aud spirits. Smuggling to-
hacco is i'm strong request through
out The agricultural district of eas,ern
Kent 1t IS hard. black. powerful ana
seems to suit the local palate. TO tlc
mnccustomed stranger 1t is not e.
pleasant smoke bat many a man Of
Kent waits longngly for the arrival pf
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
NEWS Of FRATERNAL
~ the - SOCIETIES

didates viii be given their first insight
into the mysteries of the order.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

Already there are issues on tho
credit of England which are selling on
"a SH per cent basis, and each add p
tional issue makes it ever surer thal
the rate must rise When consOl9
touched seventy five IL made il neccs-
sary that banks which held them, aud
had written them down 10 that figure
should write off hundreds of thousands
caused the suspension of several BIit-
ish banks, one with liabilities to saw
ings depositors Of about $lOO.OOO,OOO.
New York Times.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

2ands (Is
SeasP fonS
StandCh under
ilc= Exhibition DOWN TICKET OFFICE
VAsrelNoER READS PHARMA cY, FIFTH STREETS.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

Herr Freytag Of Vienna has devised
certain improvements i'm the sterso-
scoric effect Of relief maps by means Co..
a color scheme. The effect is saio
10 he wen shown whom a square is
colorcd with the rods In the center
ana che ypllows greens and blues I'r--
cd outside the red in the order named.
Such square appears to the ,yc to Doc
raised in the center. " tho order o'
the colors is reversed. the central part
of the square appears 10 hc depressed
In arransing the colo's. the dnts are
varied by careful graduation ana via-
lent contrasts are aVoi0cd.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
"TAIs is NY GOTH BIRTHDAY


Leslie Combs. who rs taking a lead
ing part in the organization OF the
Progressive party in Kentucky, was
born in Little Compton, l.. l., July 81
1852. the son Of Ger. Leslie Comes,
distinguished soldier Of the civil war.
After completing his education At
TransyNania University, Kentucky, he
engaged on an extensive scale in stock
raising and tobacco planting. He al
50 acquired large ranch interests in
Texas and Indian Territory. At an
early age Mr. Combs became active in
Republican politics I'm Kentucky and in
1898 ne was appointed pension agent
for the State Two Years later nc vas
elected chairman of the Republican
state committee. I'm 1902 ne was ap
pointed United States minister 20
and Honduras and from
1906 to lg11 he served in a similar ca
pacity i'm Peru. In March. 1911, hc re-
signed from the diplomatic service to
return To Kentucky and devote his at
tention To his business interests
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31

New York has IS Yddsh papers,
three Of them dailies.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-31
LARGEST VAULT PLANNED.
II Will Be Constructed Under the AS
say Office.

Washington, July 3l-A steel ribbed,
understandable. five-story vault, sunk
ip the earth beneath the United states
assay Office in New York and capable
of holding two billion in gold, is PLAN
ned by Secretary MacNeagh of tn"
treasury department This project
the largest vault in the world-re-
quires the sanction of Congress and
has already received "A favorable re-
port from the House committee ON
appropriations.
This treasure, against which gold
certificates are issued. Is distributed
the country over in the vaults OF the
treasury, sub treasures, mints and as
say offices.
II authorized. the big vault VIII be
erected under" the proposed new front
portion of the assay office 1t will cos.
$322, 900, while the building standing
over it will cost only $225.0O0. While
this storehouse could hold all the gov
ernment's gold at THE present time. II
is not the Intention ltO amass it in
New York, but to reserve the space
for future hoardings.
.'THIS IS NY GOTH BIRTHDAY"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-04
ART|CULOS De FAMA

Sin duda alguna 10 son en- todo el
mundo los que fabrican The Carter
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass. =. U.
de America, contandose en- primera IL
nea 81 rluido de escribir do Garter, que
es IL tints mas apreciada hoy en- el
mercado, por sus condiciones de fir
neza, color, durabilidad y envsse.
ii uso de Ia 1inta ds Garter se ~
generalizadc dc tai manera qne en- Ii
actualidad es casi 10 fnica lus se en-
plea en- 81 coaercio y eli laa ofcinas
Deventa en- Il BohBTFN MERoAN-
TIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-04

PERDIDA.-Ayer Sc extravi6 un Pc
rrito de media lana, que responde al
nombre de "Milord" Tiene una man
cha negra en- un ojo y otra del mismo
color un lado. Ell que sepa su parade
ro, o 10 entregue sus duenos, Gale del
Sol No. ID, sera gratifcado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-04
NJ. seIst T. Co.

Anteayer Sc suicide en- Hatillo ell jo-
ven Julian Roig. Ell suicida Sc hizo
un lazo un lazo al cuello con una soga
y luego amarr6 esta de un arbol desde
ell cual sc lanz6 la eternidad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-04

Anoche Sc llev6 a efecto la acostum-
brada retreta que da la Banda de Be-
ficencia en- Ell Parque Borinquen, asis-
tiendo numerosa concurrencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-04-04
I" Ell CATALAN F."
CONFITERIA

Suplicamos a nuestros cons
tantes favorecedores que para
mejor presentation de los ira
bajos de encargo, en- fiestas y
iias senalados, deben ordenar.
Sc con uno 6 dos dfas de IN.
ticipacion.
NJ. AngeIst a. Co.