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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Eli 2inSaasinser.

Set er bel for oS 9mbaasinscr
at lrgge Werte iii bporleoes ale
andre Sp9oefolt bcroper iamler til
Ell Wiroe8ape for Norge 1914. Seq
bar intet feet fra 2a~nbonsingerue iom
ieg peo CT taIrige boabe / Stnterne %
Canada. 9urbe life pi ogiaa 9isre
npget at iamle ro9en GoIlars til ct
Winbe % fprGres Dor @jeulbpgo. Sil
bono Sensene ifuIoe benbtte5 funbe bore
CT ienere sag at tale ON. 2anbaasins
gerue bar lite, ina OiOt ieg peo, no9et
irritilt Sag bberfen / Staterne eIer
CANADA; oerfor ber bper enfeIt al ps
giere np9et. 2inooa5 6erreb er ion,
Vi peo belt; men meo a2nDaasinger
mener ieg at @apru buroe iamles fra
aae So9ne | bet aamIe @erreo % beles
paa Dem ale eftsr @iDerens Siemiteb.
SGnt pper Sa9en % Lao os 9iere no9et.
s. g. &aarbaI.
@eiterleiab, Colt, CANADA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
suffering for cr9elionoet
til Nu0iunoS 2irfc.

SeIecnSc bar pbet til Sr9clet for
Iligilnbs Sirtc % life tiblieere tpits
teret for:
Y. Y. Scnccr. Glencoe, Iinu. $25;
Mrs. Gatrinc arapit 20, 6ans q.
aolietb $40, &ener g. aplietb SO, alle
ira TIumrcr. Rinn; Ole Satobiou
SO, Satob SutubIon So, Saul ". Gil
lebaua 50. @rS. Iartin Sipeniou 50,
9trs. Sobu Y. gaiebs 81, 0fiiS Ssrs
aiue @crpeioe 81, ale ira Clinton,
Iimu.; 9irS. Gbriitine Solt Srectens
ridge, @inn., So; Cars Nore, Sraos
biib. Ne5r. $40; q. q. Stepens, Slbs
bp, Iinu. So. Salt er 23S.5O MODS
iaaet. Seq piI paa 8pmitcenS Se9ne
irembrinsc Dor biertelise Sat til vi
N~rassprcruc, imu er p~penfcr naonte.
Gil ole IlgIunoere | Stoterne %
CANADA ieuoer ieg min renlt9'te Silleu
mec Ct ppriqtiet gnifc ON Ct soSt oa
/ ole @anoer peupfiet Gar. &es benz
ne SiIicu bill ies oeiaa lenoe en- @su
iii bia Tom enSnu bar pGrct tollraapig
meb Nig ieIp, enfen on 'inloe g'ne en-
Sum I'll SrGcIicuSet cler ei on, at
Su inar pil beitemune big ri al elroe
taaoe Sig ielp oa os peo at alsre nenne
Gag til biu sag. Seq baaber, ar Din
pistisite "Iutaarsheiiutnira" par: Seq
oil gipe ell utno Gum til bette Srsel,
iorSi iee bar faast riscIis az De Stns
iom brin9er @elprre FOR Sloeh. ora
min SiembpsS bar ieg Oct, lee lrm
Barn I9rte alerebe paa min YVooerS
Sang. 90 ihiISt. bpis bel beparet briu'
&c mig iuS / 9ipeis Ipie Sale"
Sea iial oaiaa faa Cop at brinse
Sneiunoerne rad peune She HtIanters
bapet Ell birrteIis SiIien fra Frop':
CHE, 9apiteh meb Sai ior Zen Sn,
~tercSie ipm CT lspiit ! &nsianSs sirtes
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Hilien fra Danfmarf!!
"Tonets Mlmauat" og Start oper 9aumarf, ,Sslano % Serserue.

@i bar ct Tibet 8etopLas at "6onts almauaf4 for 1907, Il tnbboIbsret SeHe
paa 1853 Sioer, fmuft uofpret mo ct pattert oanf 2anofab, inorammet al 9am
nebros pe aornats paa Sitlhabd. Sdet imbeboloer Ell GaHe uonaerkbe Sm'
tauhusr meo Suutrahonr - lbt Sfrmt s lt Iluor = oe brneer 9eeren ct
hit 9uf ira same Ganmarts Ger os Snnb. 3esuben pl man paa fsrhe SIDE
fnbe 6ortsnsEe ourb bet panfe aonsebus, bets Weblemmer os beres 5amiiefu.
bolb. SeIpe aImanakn iom e bsresnet til Sisbsnbauns Sbierpatorum, o9 TOM
him fploer ~ al Seftts 1s Sioer, e notnsteuis foraIbt me aa9ud lite ubn
Nphe De nil osiaa Nuoe paIeoenbe Sibeltater for bpr ue auret moaneOe,
mes banfe Nopue o T. n.
9I enbur mn Gbonnent Tom ienber os si25, os til enbuer sammeI Gbonnent
font baaIsr ct aars Observation-Disclosures 6orfao pa nj isnoe bette fmaHe 6efe
tMsemeo port GeIosn eoe os operistGse Start operG anmartt Ssano cs fGrserne'
- fri. TOM 8remie mo "TecprabYonen".
Oct er baabe til Npts os 5ornsieHe atds etc obt aat omr 6amIeantst gua
mort Tanmarfstart Tan Sc mb aetbeo tmbe 2ges 5soebp % 5iemfaun.
Sms &c pmHkr at tnbe Sartet aIsne, ia e lrien 25 Gents. .5ltds at
Grit! '5oHis slmanat' for 1907 Qs sibe) 90 sart oprG anmart
2as openfaaenbe
B. Anundsen Publ. Co.. DEBORAH. Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Zen nurifc SnuuSc

- 9}p Trcitcqoaro bar Wfcni9bcs
Den / @npiielo netop bpqQet for lin
me ErclL Eaitor @elmcr Sailor
ion.
- @aitor og 0}r8. @orrp OIiou,
N}ilmalrfec, &i3., bar npIig prret /
Chicago for at iegc &PgcraaO hos
Gr. Gorriion.
- %oitor NjI3 Niu& bar outd9ct
&oIOct FRA NorpnD &ofc og omlcf.
tcreoe Mcnigb20cr % tiItrpocr beuz
iutoo &ouife.
- Sra Gnpio, 81. Sat, ifripcS:
Ct. &obouueS YfenigbpO, Goitor $.
~. Aaneitoo$ &uIO, tit pco iioite
Iar&ulo0c Ell Gilbert al 30 Siplc.
Eoitor $. q. Gbor0rimicn /
@rouo Sorts, q. Sat, bar fooct
&oIo fro WcniQbcocu / Groof$ton,
Ndnn., Toitor SoIOeiou5 forri8e
&aIo.
- &aItor u. q. Sohniou al ben
norife SuuoNe& N~icri9hco / Sonc8s
riue, g&i&., cr blepet faIot iont @rcIt
for Dc norife Wfeui9bcOer / Gapron,
%lIinoi8.
- Mrs. @uita Sngebrigtion, On,
fc efter Taitor s. &. 2Snqcbrigtion,
heOc 6reoog Worgen / lit Silent,
1916 lllpic$ Street y. g., Miunea,
polls, / en- SLIDER al AZ Iar, efterlar
henOe fig fer 8eru.
- Guitor q. u. @uuiron bIep
paa fin @eburt@boQ, SEN 1900 Dec,
bcbaaeIig oocrroIfct al iinNtcnigs
hc0. &an fif Ell pcut @ul0ubr % en-
GengcIum. 9oumrer Torriiuu %
Sreo 9telion bolot Caller.
- 4aitor u. Smteoal / Holuno,
Soma, bar al line WtcniN6e0er foaet
Pt glars Ecrmi@iiou, iuo at ban fon
fna rbboiIe iig Iiot. San ifoI isrge
for preiteIig &etienin9 / Ieui9beocr,
re, mems han er borte. San aqter
OF forlaoe Rolano omtring 0en lite
September eritfommcuhc % meo lin
SamiIie bragg iii oct ip0Iige Sera$,
hnor ban eier ell 6rugtfarm / Nprs
Beoen al SEN meritanife @rGuie.
@inie Mfenigbeo / @iImar,
8oItor :. q. anoerien5 aaIo, fen,
Ger no Ell pen Ii0en &amflet, iom
inocboIoer WcnigbeOens Reauifaber
% andre SpIpSninger. Ntenigbe.
ben8 Budget belsber fla til $225S.36.
Ge5foruoeu er Der inofommet iii
SfoIe og Misiioner omtrent $500.
90. llugoomsforeningen uq &uius
Oeiorcaiugen bar oqiaa iamlet iture
GUNNER. Gamileten bar u0enpaa
Ct pent @tQeOe al 0terigbeoenS Sir.
re og Rreitegaarb, ifriper "airfetio."
ollie 9pmeuigbeoer oq maaife
2anomenigbeoer ogiao, bur0e loSe
fine Geguifaber trptfe. Oct oiier
SrOen % oct oGffer SntereSie %
Def eger 9iorageue.
&igeforeningen / Dor Sreliers
@enigbeo bar nplig itaffet @ienigbe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Weniiae Orb.

Sbet ieg inbienoer Detailing for
1918, tiger ieg Saf for alt BET 2GIes
itof % SrGrtie, ieg bar faaet bette
Iar. Saf for Samprret bette Iar,
% 2ptte os @~elii9uelie / Oct iom fors
mer. Sans SanDe.
Wictprn. 9Ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31
Zen ~Sorcucoc airfc

- &tgcforGningen / Rormap gte.
nigbco, Eait. Irpeiells &alo, ielr0tt
glcuuem Samfrm6ct6 aoSierer, Ntr.
@~aIoelan0, til 8arneblemnet / 9e.
lott, ga, $50, % til Sarnebienmrct
/ @ittenbcrg, @i4., $50 til Sui.
- &pitcr % Wtoocna 0fenigbcoer,
@uffaIo Gormtp, @i$, GoitOr Is.
&antg @icIietbS aalo, ofiluttct ocrc&
Su0iamlinger I'll SubcIfonbet Den
30te Sec. Gct iamIc0e @cleb TOM
OF I'll $929.75, bporni S779.75 olc.
reOe cr iuObctalt / "Gaib".
s Douglas 0feniabeO, Colt
qla8 County, u. g, Roitor u. $.
&oIm& aoIo, bleu llgen isr Sui op.
tagct / NteuigbeOcn 10 SamiIter.
gu @~lpoe&0uQ for MtenigbeOen. Sg'
iaa / 81. Sobauue3 Wtcrlgbeo Rys
ser er iIere bIcpet optoget. Mentgs
Ie0en porer Ell ieun Bert.
s 9uCprlS WeniabeO, u. Q.
bpor @oitor 81. g. GobI arbeiOer,
blcp ser ii0ite gtptoar@Oug optaget
IS SiTIe / Ytenigbcoen. Oct bar Ell
pen gtptaursgaue oerliNe paa WtiSs
i]ionSmorten. &aitor Gubl bar fun
net glG0c iig mco goo 6rcmgGn0 /
NrbeJNct ruIOt &ucprlla iioeu ban
optog GrbciOet i guguit WtaoueO.
Or. NatbancI 8e00e, 9roofs
I'm, ser for Chen er &pge DcO Ytes
tbo0iit Gpiicopal &oipitoI, agter at
ORE fig ion @Ggemiaiioupr og bar
itiuet fig til Disposition for Den 6or.
clleOe &irfe3 &cOningemi8iiOn /
1914. San oil Oo bIioe ienSt enten
i'll MobogaSfar eIler &ino. On.
Ge6be, iom er feOt / gtetu 9orf, er
en- Sen az @nbrieI 6e0Oe, en- al De
melt fjcnbte rorifs Iutberite &Gg'
memo / Often. &on gienueuGif ct.
SIuf College / g%tortbitelO, Wtinn., %
imoercOe Oerefter Oteoicin peo Cor
nca ltniperiitet. Or. 8coOe er bI. a..
%Gge for oct norife @omIcDirm /
@rooflpn.
- Sra Sonlttc NT1talterlle | Alt'
tcnberg meo0eIeS: "6or bcnpe0 ct
9lar iiOeu icnote @Siotn Wtcnigbco oS
en- ~betpoeIig Gum Fenge for at iitono.
iptte @artebiemuets WfoOtageIic&s
nGrcIic, 8i iatte itrar WIaleren /
%irFiombeo % fiji tiIige en- mc8et
pen "9hlg". Wsblcrne blep ~rcitol'
rcret % iut / goo Ston0; men Ell
&inq mouglet, ct poSicubc 9oro,
Stror ipr Sui fit ri imiolcrtiO ct ioo,
bont, ct itort % ioIiN GgeborN, iaa
mi cr &prclict / Orbeu. vi oil oa
iumti0ig fnu frcntbPre Dor Eat til
/ @iota for @opcn. Sfo-
.lcbprnenc@ @ibIiotbct cr mi paa 900
G}ci. @rimrcrcn % Suitru gaO for
bette Mur Iom ESrleprcient ct itort,
peut &oQifub, oQ for forriae Nar en-
BEL Bigger. Y}tiS NgueS Sougcn
bar oQioa gipet oper ct 9ltiin Bigger.
Ger er oqiaa un0rc, iou bar poet en-
NeI @egcr; men enNnn er Der &lm
for Here."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31

Gil taf.c "9ecorabs Toiten"s Hes
pafter paa oct bjerteli9ite for ben patre
BOG, iom er ienot mig iom Sulesape
meb Sores ercbe Slab. gn upn,Grfet
nntti9 @ape bar Set | ole Senieenber
for mig, % ben piISe sicusiGIbes meo
Sat ira enbucr al SGierne.
81 sobt % peIiisnet Nptaar ~tilsnifes
enbuer. 8. s.. Sagen.
Npripab cafe, Miun,
Sat Ial "Seeora6 Soften" 6ape for
bcn fine 9rGmie Haalflrpen, - iee
Iifer ben m,eset eoSt. SuIen er MI
fcrbi, % hi itaar peo @anben al bet
samle Iar. 9a maa ri iise iom Der
itaar / Sanseu:
SarpeI, farrell, Su gamIc Slar,
Sea mi raa &anbeu at Dig itaar.
Seq beier mine h~iertenS attG
Nu for min @uo. min SreIIere.
Nt. ar ei / pet me Aar,
l~laueret SpnS meo Si9Ien eaar.
IenIis Silieu % soSt Hptaar til
"Sscorab Soften" % ale bens 2Giere.
aunie &erten.
Ylaiupiep. g. Sal.
Saa bar ri alter pasieret en-. af Sc
@iIepGle. ion ri ialber ct Nar, os peS
Sfiaet oil iee taife "Secorahs Yoitcn"s
@eeatrion fox alt Oct sooe 2rieitci. hi
/ bette Siesrum bar mootaset. Ien
ri maa heller life sIemmc at iafie Sub.
fem bar fuIst mee os siennem BET
icuunne Iar.
Sacob sorcutsen.
&crisg. isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-01-31

enb 10eOrab.I Soften" til slrstminse Os Senner Gamlelanoet. -
SirsSasS % GreSassuSsapen fpaer $3.50. 6reSassnSsapsn alens
$1.25 pr. Mar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
Hancock Department
WILL INTRODUCE
PURE SHOE BILL
State Senator Woodwork Is Pre-
pairing the Measure

ON a par with the new celebrated
pure wool proposal" is the bill being
prepared by State Senator Fred Wood
worth of Huron, which might well be
termed the pure shoe bill"
The Woodwork bin viii be copy
ia all essentials of the measure now
pending In congress and a somewhat
similar law already passed by the
Louisiana legislature. The law as it
will be submitted To the legislature
does not prohibit the use of inferior
materials in the construction of shoes,
hut provides that when anything other
than leather is used I'm the manurac-
ture If supposed leather footwear
the fact shall be plainly printed or
labeled on the shoes.
1t is claimed that many of the big
manufacturers of shoes have not
hesitated to put paper and similarly
inferior materials into the construc-
ton of shoe soles. II is this false pre-
tense that the bill is aimed 10 reach
and naturally has the support of ALI
shoe makers who use bona-fide leath-
or. The bill is being drawn as not
TO be construed to limit the manu-
faCturers To leather Innings. and not
To- prshibt the use of cement. felt
etc. in building mp legitimate leath-
er soles.
In Louisiana q big sum of money
has been gotten together by the man
whose business is based
on tn" use of paper etc, as substi-
tutcs for leather and the battle has
been carried into congress. whore
Olddeld has such a
measure. The measure promises to
hit responsive chord in Michigan,
where footwear has some pretty hard
tests. especially of the nature that de-
vclors the weakness of shoe struc-
turc that will result from the use OF
anything but leather.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
CECCOTTI HAS
SPLENDID VOICE
Great italian Tenor Sings to a
Small Audience, However

The concert given last evening at
the Karedge theater in Hancock by
Guido Ccccotu ana other stars from
the Grand opera company of san
Francisco proved to be one of the
most enjoyable ever heard here, and
should have been better patroniZod.
Ceccotti is the possessor Of a grea:
tenor voice. shows evidence of perfect
schooling and possesses in abundance
ul the requisites of a great artist
While Zee was given only one solo on
the entire program. he had solo parts
ia a number Of the duos and trios ana
his magnificent voice could easily be
recognized.
Among his supporting stars, Max
Sing easily stands out as the best. Mr.
Ring has fine baritone voice and add
ed to his vocal ability he possesses
rue dramatic ability. Miss Olson is
q, contralto of great merit. Her duct
with Miss Jensen, the soprano, was
one of the hits of the cyning, Miss
cnsen IS a soprano with remarkably
clear. sweet voice and i'm using It, is
IN expert Added Ia this she has a
most engaging presence.
The company sang u program com
posed OF the best known selections
from grand opera. Among the great
hits were "A quartcttc arrangement of
the seXtettc from Lucia, the Toreador
song from Carmen by Mr. Bing, "a duet
hy Miss Jensen and Miss Olsen and
the trio from the first act of III Trova-
zorro" by Miss Jensen and Ccccotti and
Bling
As an artistic production the concert
c;.uuot be too highly recommended.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
ADDITIONAL HOUGRTOR
LIST OF SKATING PARTIES.
Manager Mcnamara Announces Dates
For Coming Month.

Manager Mcnamara of the Amphi-
drome has announced the follUwiua
list Of dates for skating parties for
the coming month.
Friday. Jan. lO-Brotherhood of Lo-
comotiyc Engineers and firrm,u.
Tuesday, Ian. 1i-Hubbell Aerie "i
Eagles.
Wednesday. Jan l5-Rairoad CON.
ducturs
TUESDAY. Jan. 2l--Our Boys Favor
lite club at Hubbel.
FRIDAY Jan "a Michigan COLLEGE of
Mines students
Friday. Jan. 81 order Of Railroad
Tranmcn,
Mondoy February 3-Huughton nm"
department
a number of other skating partief
will also be given during the winter
no dates having been fixed as yet how
ever.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
His Moneys Worth.

\ grouchy butcher who had watch
cd the price Of portcrhousc steak climb
the ladder of fame. was deep in tn"
ttrocS of an unusually bad crouch
when a would-be customer. eight years
old, approached him and handed him
= penny
please, mister, | want Il cents
worth of sausage
Turning on the younsster with &
grow he let forth this burst of good
craftsmanship:
"Co smell o the hook New or
leans states.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
TORCH LAKE BREVlTlEs.

John T.. Macdonald, internal rev
eruc collector, has left on his annua
trip 10 take inventory of all the cigar
factories in his district, which include,
eleven counties in the upper peninsula
Miss Catherine Girard has been con
fined to her home by Illness Tor the
past week
Dave Leblance left tor Tulsa, okla,
where he will make his nome.
Mrs. l.. iraham Of Dollar Bay was
the guest of Mrs. j, Gaenon of Hub
bell this week.
The Hubbell bremen met i'm their
han on Wednesday night. 1t was de-
cided that they should rent the Hub
bell Grand theater one evening anu
entertain their friends. They also in
tend meeting the Lake Linden firemen
in a bowling contest some time in the
near future.
The little daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jessie Becker Is seriously III.
Gordon Sutherland of Philadelphia,
Pa registered at the Linden hotel On
Wednesday.
Rev. Or. Savaeian who filed Rev
Dr. Raymond's place as pastor Of the
81. Joseph's church. left for Escanaba
whore hc will visit his sister From
there pr. Savagian viii go to mis-
sion at Manistiquc. Fr. Raymond
is expected home from Canada today
Mrs. VIII Parks and son Roland
have returned from Madison, wis,
visiting relatives.
Miss Nellie Williams intends 20
leave soon for Seattle, Wash, where
she viii visit for a few months
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
TORCH LAKE
OLD RESIDENT PASSES.
Death OF Mrs. Thomas Smith is Re-
GREETED by Many.

Death Of Mrs. Thomas Smith is Re-
GREETED by Many.
The death OF Mrs. Thomas Smith
who passed away at her home we'd
resday evening at 3 O'Clock. came as
q great surprise To her many friends
Although she had beer ailng for the
past several years she was not con
fined 10 her bed until few months
ago. Her condition, however, did not
appear To be serious and it was not
thought the end was SO near.
The deceased was 76 years OF age.
She was born in Ireland ana came TO
this country in 1854. She lived in
Hancock for some time and finally set
tied in Lake Linden where she has
lived for the past forty two years.
She leaves six children, one daughter
and five sons, to mourn her death.
The children are: Mrs. j. Lynch Of
Lake Linden, Richard of Kansas City.
Timothy of Keweenaw. Thomas Of
Hubbcll and James and John at home.
There win be no arrangements made
tor the funeral until word from Rich
ard of Kansas city has been received
He was telesraphcd for but up to last
right no answer had arrived.
Mrs. Smith leaves many friends i'm
Lake Linden, having lived here for
so many years She was well liked
and recognized for her splendid quail
tiles
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
The Human Yardstick.

jude Ben Il. Lindsey, the creator of
childrcu's courts. was talking in New
York about child labor
Child llhor." he said results in
stuntcd and Intellectual men ana wo-
men. 'hild labor is as Illogical ami
absurd rs the. labor Of tn, tail, lean
Denvorite at Christmas time.
Gee, I'm tired said the TALL lean
D"Weritc.
What makes You tired asked a
friend
"'Well, you see he replied Uncle
Rooster sent the wife Christmas
check Yesterday to tit out the shack
with new carpet. We hadn't q yard
stick handy, Maria was impatient, and
so, as I'm just six feet, to obligc her
I've been layin' down and gettin w
all over the house
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

chorus of 100 voices with number of
folk dances interspersed. The second
part will consist of the cantata which
was written by Franz Abt The re-
hearsals for this affair have been un-
der the direction of Prof Lamont A.
COLON, head of the music department
of the Hancock schools.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
INSTALLATION POSTPONED.

The Hancock lodge, knights of Py-
tbias postponed their installation of Of
dccrs which was scheduled for this
evening until week from tonight.
sickness of some of the members Of
the lodge was responsible for the
change in plans. \ number of the
members of the Hancock lodge visited
the Houghton lodge last evening when
20 public installation of officers was
I,ld there. \ number of the visitors
I-nl, nlrt in the nrnRrnm
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
COLLECTION OF TAXES.

Yesterday was the big day in the
city treasurer's Office the last day on
which taxes can he paid without pay
ing the extra three per cent collec-
lion fee. The city treasurer collected
between $4,000 and 100000 yestcr-
day from big firms throughout tn"
city None of this money will go to
the city, however. as these firms had
already paid their city taxes. It is
for the county. state and school taxes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
COMMITTEE HERE TOMORROW
Committee Will Visit Marquette To
day and Houghton tomorrow.

Senator " Frank James. with Sen
ators Dgg and Citizens. composing the
NJ. G. NJ. committee OF the state sen
ate. viii visit the Michigan College
OF Mines tomorrow morning accord
ing To the Hancock senator.
Senator James this morning receiv-
ed the following telegram from Sem
ator Citizens. Eight of us viii be in
Marquette Friday morning Get in
Houghton Saturday morning The
other members of the committees
wanted the Hancock senator 10 meet
them in Marquette, but he found this
impossible through pressure OF bust
ness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
BOWLING IMPROVING

rho howlers in Hancock are makiny
rapid strides according to the records
hung up 50 far this year. Last even
in" McRae and Permission boWled in
the doubles for a total of III, McRar
GETTING SO and his partner 541. The
scores this year are migher than they
have ever been before. Mr. Mitchell,
proprietor of the alleys, declares that
there are - number Of bowlers who are
as goow as most of the professionals.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
MRS. WHITE is DEAD.
Former Lake Linden High School
Principal Passes Away.

News has ben received in Lake
Linden of the death at her home on
The Swanzey range of Mrs. Hannah l.
White, wife of Charles g. White, SUI
perintcndCnt of the Gwinn schools.
Mrs. White was principal of the
school at Gwinn for four years but tho
condition or her health ncccssitated
her giving mp the work two months
ago.
Mr. White, before going To Gwinn
was superintendent of the Lake Lin
cen schools and Mrs. White WIS prin-
cipal Of the Lake Linden high school.
They resided in Lake Linden for near
~ twenty years.
The funeral Of Mrs. White was held
"Wednesday afternoon, services being
conducted at the GWinn Methodist
Episcopal church by Rev. w. H. Mich
olson. The remains were taken to
Rochester, y. Y, Of which city the de-
ceased was native, for burial The
Cwinn schools have been closed as q
mark If respect to the deceased.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
COLLECTIONS ARE LARGE.
City Taking Care of Eight to Ten Tons
OF Refuse Daily.

The city of Hancock is collecting
from eight to ten tons of refuse of all
kinds daily, according To the city oh-
Gals who are supervising this work.
This includes the collections of ashes,
garbage, bottles, cans and all other
refuse.
The ashes are kept separate from
the other collections ana are used in
making the fills on Front street. BY
using this for this purpose the city OBJ
tains q great deal of valuable matter
for this grading work at the cost Of
collecting 1t. The city officials declare
that the value of the material Is worth
nearly half the cost of collecting il
in addition to the lessened cost Of
keeping the alleys and streets clean
and sanitary i'm the spring.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
Additional Houahton on Page Four.

Chicaso's city club, an unofficial
organization, has asked architects,
engineers and sociologists 10 submit
plans for the development Of 100 acre.
OF Chicago suburbs so ass to acrommu.
date not more than l2SO families. tbs
would give each family one-cighth
an acre of ground a portion of VIII:
would be I'm streets and parks.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
CLASS HERE LAST NIGHT.
British American Club OF Calumet
Brine Small Glass to Houghton.

D'HH9 SHai' S'aS9 " ''SS9 'NS''
The British American club of Calu-
met brought class of applicants for
naturalization to the county clerks of
Gee last evening. As a result of this
visit the following applications for fun
naturalization were posted this morn
ing;
Aatc Paayala, Finland, Iluhbeil, Bos-
ton, March, 1901.
John Spur, England, Calumet New
York July 1907.
Joseph H. Crocker, England, Laur-
tum New York, August 1855.
George n Jacobs, England, Laur-
um New York, April 1907.
james James. England, Calumet
Portal. y, D.. March 1906.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
INSANE MAN HERE.

john Holar. resident OF Calume.
was brought TO the county jail lal
evening to await an examination as .
his sanity Eolar seems To- Joe Athlete
with some form of religious mcnomH
n'a as he sat up al. last niaht 10 req
the Lihlc
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

Mrs Emmratta Mckinley of
LansdaIe Pa, has bcqueathed $780,
Oc0 to be used in educating wards 81
tie juvenile courts of Montgomery
county.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10
TO PRESENT CANTATA.

"siIver Chord" to be Given by Chill
dren of Upper Grades.
The children in the upper grades Of
the Hancock high school building on
lain. II.
The first part of the program will
of = number of selections by a
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-10

Mrs. Archie McKerrol is confined O.
her home BY Illness