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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12

but in silence. passing the shells and
loading them into the cannon Only q
Gosh AAsh q The flame could these ng-
ures 30 seen. and of In tho distance tho
flash exposed o moving-picture machine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-12
Battery Complimented.

Maj. Summerall, commanding the Toby
hanna camp Of instruction. had the fol-
lowing to say Of the District battery:
II wish that the Washington artillery
was going to stay with us month. I
would like to see some more OF their ex-
cellent shooting"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

VIII be what would Jesus 90 'I lie
came 10 Now oTk
hle'ls 'Hs N's ."oEs"' -,
MISS Moi ''' "e7ile 20
taH' rei'sloh - ',' "'''',,,p''' '"'. r.,
'or d" I1N el, 'ua' ',l'' n"l'
uosuna' ls'l Vt SCl"'"S''o '"S0'o7y -.
rue reHslou oi tue ''"i'' '''. 'D''-',''-
'nal - 'hN9li'u Ds '"' """'H'S ~
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26
40 EESSsSS3 20 yc}fi-.7i
;: 96S ! e; az. B q dlssen3ra

Zoe and t5 Fruit plates 7c-Carlsbad china Fruit Plates
with dainty flower designs what one needs LOT me
hoidays-and Friday Bargain Day you may buy them or "
ase Table rumblers 22e Dozen-Of Colonial glass-well
finished worth 35c Friday only they WI" De arAeu -
dozen
$50 Set OF Cups ssucer 55e-fine Carlsbad CHINA
quite thin and transparent II stock Of everyday
china is getting this is very good time TO ouy some
Friday It's only 55c
CSC Cut Glass Naples 73e-HandIed Naples with rich
deep cutting beautifully polished We've never Know ,
this fine cut glass sell little before and '5c rs 'y
the Friday price
soc Gas Lights 25c-nverted gas lights win good burn
rs magnes stun tips and half frosted globes FOR
Friday we've marked them JUST han
7sc Fern Dishes, 5oe-Lincd table Dishes with dull
brass finish Very seohook1g indeed and mira 'e ina"
they're worth friday
SO and $50 Trunks ss-Heayy. strong covered
Trunks bound with fiber Two leather straps 5000 locks
~ and Worth So and some even S'7O-frl
day all at So
Friday Cleanup Of Toys-Toys that have been marred
and soiled from displaying and handling Dolls wooden
houses nruure clocks limited quantities OF each
25c.. Friday only
soc Floor mops 2se-saui,ary dustle4 Floor MopsoEe
Up to s7s Cooking Utensils. 7so--Ne,ferpa,ed solid
copper Tea POts Coffee Pots and Tea Kettles All sizes
li2 in the lot while they Friday only 1gc
Preserving Kettles and Berlin squar
slightly shopvorn. but marked only roc Frda,
$3.50 Wash Boilers s22o-i2 ana l4ounce copper wash
slightly dnged Dut with leaks only - in the
;sss you 's'''' ''''' '''' ''' ''' ''' o"' "
Up to si7s Clothes Hampers. stts-sman. medium and
large white willow clothes Hampers They're much better
looking than clothes baskets and cost only sis Friday
that usually sold for 79c Fridays price is i9s Second
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

Auriol Lee who has the difficult role
81 Gertrude Rhea0, III "Miicstoues.
The delightful play 20 visit the Detroit
opera house. next week Was born Il
england but recently, determined 10
become AN American citizen together
with her husbani Frederick Lloyd
E}lo has the important rolls OF Arthur
PRECISE Ia the same company Miss
Lee is y third cousin of the late Gen.
Robert E>L.ec OF confederate fame
As Ger'rude ~ Mlestoues. Miss
Lee passes tr0l0 charming eirhood
through a rebeliioES and discouraged
middle-age 10 hopeless and resigned
LIES end II IS a remarkable piece
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26
CURRENCY LAW AFFECTS
LOCAL BANKS LITTLE

Detroit bankers claim that The new
CURRENCY law viii decrease deposits
Ina tae loca national banks very little.
although The present biz reserve
c.ucz NrW York. Chicago and 81
ouis. will probably be hit quite hard.
Detroit carries about $4,000 600 IN d.
posits from outside banks, and hanh
ers believe Chat only about one-third
pf This money viii bee taken out 10
be deposited M the regional reserve
bank of this district The country
banks win have 30 continue 90 carry
money 10 Detroit 70 handle their bust
ucs~ here
Banks win be compensated Tor this
withdrawal by greater Use of their
TTTOTTT- K 1TGsCuT UanKS arV t.
CURED 90 csryy % per cent OF their
deposits AS reserve hall IN ihclr
own vaults and half on deposit with
banks I'm Che central reserve cities.
Cuder tbe new law. the reserve Is re-
dgccd te 10 per cent on demand DC.
posits and hve per cent on time de-
posts
some bankers believe that there
vill Ae a period OF contraction in loans
unuN Che new system gets into work
ing order and bankers see how The
new law works President William
Livingstone. eft the Dime Savings
bauk. SAYS that although some may
lot be satisfied With The new law any
condition is better than suspense. aud
he Is glad thar the uncertainty re-
eardinE the currency bAl r. over
The cucumber came originally from
Holland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

burning. After about two years be pimplcs
broke out between my shoulders My cloth
ing irritated them. was troubled with that
eczema Eve Or six years
tined everything that was recon-
mended without am benefit until used tho
Cntieura soap and, ointment according to
directions aud Cuticura soap and Ointment
cured me sound and vel Ia two weeks
signed : l.. killian. Nov. p. 1912
For pimples and t.Sckhesds tho following
iss most effective and economical treatmeu,
Gently smear the affected parts with CuucuFA
Ointment ON the end Of the finger bat do not
rub. Wash of the Cuticura Ointment In ave
minutes with CutIcura Soap and hot water
and continue bathing Tor some minutes This
treatment Is best on rising and retiring AZ
other times use Cuticura soap freely for tho
toilet and bath. 10 assist Ia prev enting infiam-
nation. irritation and closging OF the pores
Sold everywhere. Liberal sample Of each
mailed free. with 32-p. skin Book Address
postcard "Cuticurs. Dept. Il. Boston.
s~Men who shave and shampoo with Gu
tseura Soap will indit best Tor akin aud scalp
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26
MOUNTAINEERS BATTLE
WITH DEPUTY SHERIFFS

PINEVILLE. KY. Dec ga pitch
ed battle between deputy sherifs
and mountaineers. headed by John
Hendrickson opened near Hendrick-
sons place. four miles south OF Pine.
Vile. yesterday Hendrickson shot
Deputy Sheriff Haynes yesterday e.
ternoon and later he and his friends
II is alleged. beat TO death James
Miller, neighbor This morning
Deputy Sheriff John Mccoy and James
Smith. who attempted 70 arrest Hen.
erickson, were forced TO seek shelter
in an unoccupied building. which was
repeatedly assaulted by the we'll
armed Hendrickson forces.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

4 vas compelled 10 scratch
them and they would Tester
and come 10 a head and break
out again The trouble was
attended by such burning and
itching ! could not sleep. also
rhen ! sweat n burned the
same My hair fell out grad
uslly and the scalp kept rough
and dry with itching and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26
Miss Milne Has Acted
Mis- HAY Over 500 Times

Miss Minnie Milne the Mis- HAY
I'm Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch this week. in the Washington
theater. Was one OF the first actresses
to have that role in the early success
ful. DAYS ul this famous comedy
What James O'Neh meant to
Monte Christie. Frederick Warde TO
shakespeare William n crane 10
David Harum Miss Milne means
to Mrs Wigs as Mis- Hazy. Miss
Milne followed Helen Lowell In the
part on the hrst tour OF this country
made hy the PLAY and since 4 mas
been leased for stock use Miss Milne
Aas figured prominently IN the produc-
tious wherever The play has been
presented Last winter, she played
Mis- HAY in Il + keiths Greenpolnt
and Bushwick theaters. then under
the management OF Frank Whitbeck.
now manager OF the Washington thea
ter and made what was practically a
-THTTTTTT TTTTT' Ut MT rot r-TF-TrTrS TT
New England and the Bennett thea
tiers I'm Canada Whenever a stock
manager plans production OF Mrs.
Wigs. Minnie Milne is always taken
into con sideration for the role OF Mis-
May She has played Mis- HAY
more than 500 times.
Miss Milne has number or old
friends in Detroit and during her stay
I'm the city has been the guest az sew
eraL social functions She is staying
With Miss Lento Fulwell. the young
Detroit actress Who is spending the
holiday season with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs George Fulwell, in the Hotel
Normandie, Miss Mines father was
famous surgeon OF Oswego y. \.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

at ever, performance Gertrude ma
ro follow lie fashions Of the di6arent
Deriod, as we'll as OF The varying ape
m tye arst act She rs the 4belle IA
cynQjne, "a the second act She wears
tine NOW ridiculous hustle @. mat PEE
ifod and iu the third act, a gafh ihat
BELTS OLD adde's OF the year 1912
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

Two unusually clever players are
Josephine and ROLAND Wallace. VINO
have the principal roles in me
Christmas Angel now in the Broad
way theater Josephine is II years
old but mas spent two-thirds OF that
time on the stage. while her brother
is also experienced. As tue little
stage fairy and the newsboy waIt. they
have parts which suit them admirably
"A Boy and the Law the motion
drama which forms the other part OF
the bill is also an unusual thing ana
is none the less interesting because
il has purpose and lesson Judge
Willis Brown. formerly OF Utah talks
on Juvenile court matters al each per
Torrance.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

81 Bed SPREADS 6sc-Doube bed size pure white close
spreads. Friday 6ec Second Floor
S. Trimmed Hats. s,-4velvet Hats-h hand made ones,
feathers fur gold and lots of other fashionable
than So Friday Bargain Day you may choose al -
Second Floor
$50 Velvet Hats ,sc-Untrimmed velvet Hats mostly
bIacka in coseout lot on Friday at 'c each 0on
$3.50 Curtains 8sc pair-Eeru scotch madras Curtains
designs &c inches wide and ~ yards long RI
days price. $50 pair Fourth Floor
25c Rods 2eBrass extension M, Rods
Friday buy them at l2c each Fourth Foor
sa7s Bedroom Rocker s2ssLow Rocker Of solid guar.
tersawed oak armsarge panel back Oak hnish very
comfortable Fridays price, s2S9' Firth Floor
CSC Curtain scrms. YardNoyelty serims in open
ored stripes They're washable tooand very good looking
price Friday they're only pic yard Fourth Floor.
81 nahsges sssot good striped Ssls ha Ss
sleeves Worth sl-for 69c, Friday only Third Floor
ssc pestieos,s 5sc-Buyng sateen Petticoats 59c
be emarkab if they sren such opy @
pleated nounce. Friday, Sc Third Floor
sec peecoa,s ssc-of twilled anneletev white, pink.
blue gray needs the warm and comfortable sort
here they at 39c. worth Sc Friday only
Third Floor
an sizes from % to % assorted lot. but if you
come early YOU choose worth 79c' Friday only
39c. Third Floor
soc corsets, 37eNery durable white coul Cor
set.medium and long modes-good nes-and they even
have hooks eyes under the front steel Friday IS
the only day YOU may buy them for SIC, Third Floor
Girls 2sc Skirts ie-Pettcoats Of striped flannelette
embroidery Sizes from 10 "a
years Friday only the price is lie Third Floor
S, kimonos sec-Fuu length flannelete Kimonos in
light ana patterns. prey finished with sateen
bands 81 value but Fridays price Is 69ci Third Floor
Up to $50 House Dresses 7ac-odd lots OF percale
variety OF medium and light colors Low
round and models TRINITY made and very good
values indeed their Friday price ne Third Floor
81 Lingerie Waists 5sc-sghty soied Waists in high
aud low neck nodelsjus bit rumped from handling
Nearly all have long shoulders Fridays price Is o'c
Third Floor
women's CSC Gloves. 16c-Good. durobe cashmere
Gloves lined strength and warmth
Kid TOP facing black gray, navy and brown Worth Zoe,
l6c. Friday only. First Floor
woren's ioo Handkerchiefs, 5c-Impored Irish Hand.
kerchefs handembrodcred initials unlaundered Hair
Friday First Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

IS Eyeglasses, s2se-Goldded eyeglasses with bneeal
lenses 70 10y distance Usually they are ~
Friday YOU may buy them for S29S! Second Floor
&c UnbIescheo Cotton 5e-2 10 l0yard lengths OF un
beached and firmly Woven--easy 80 Dacu "'
be bedding. Economical women can atW"y u,
remnants of unbeached cottonand az &c yard II soOu
enough value lay away for future use FRIDAY o"'''
Second Floor
4oc Cotton Blankets 2sc5o by 74nch Blankets gray
ar white they'll wear Well anu COY
cred with fleece. They'll make very cohl,ortao
sheets for Friday only 2Sc each 9e'ohu ro
Up to $50 TabIecIoths, 7sc-2 and : yaras loh h
slightly handled careful laundering VIII maze
bright and fresa plain and beautifully sco
ed edges Some much as $loV eariest ON
ers Of course will choose Friday they're Only ''
Second Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

Rent paid by New York city for
polling places for four primary and
one regular election amounts 10 $3.50
600
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26
ECZEMA ON SCALP
.|TCHED AND BURNED
Would Foster and Come to Head.
Could Not Sleep, Hair Fell Out.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured in Two Weeks.

RF - No. 2. Seymour. Mo. 49, My
scalp broke out with ine plmples at the
start They itched and burned 50 much that
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

Prominent on the Temple theater
program. this week. are the Murray
sisters. Marion and Victoria. IL Is
over five years since these talented
sisters broke up their popular comol-
nation on account OF the marriage OF
"Vic" Murray 10 James II Baldwin. OF
Detroit In the interim Miss Marion
has been appearing III vaudeville al
the head OF her own little company IN
"a singing novelty Recently vaudeFiIle
lovers have been insisting on again
seeing the old combination OF what
was probably the most popular sister
team" i'm tie business. So Marion ana
Victoria decided 10 come back.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26
THE STAGE

The last engagement OF Les Miser,
ables' before that motion play leaVes
Detroit TO 80 on The road, viii be in
the Forest theater. where il begins
Zen DAYS stand
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

"A Trip TO Paris,"'a new burlesque
show. will be the offering in the Cad
lilac theater. next week. beginning
with the matinee. sunday The story
OF the opening nurlesque, Paquito'
concerns q lovely Spanish girl in love
with poor soldier Her father de
mands that she marry rich landoN IL
er and when she refuses she is con
fined in haunted chamber in an old
castle. She Is rescued by an lrlshman
and elopes with her sweetheart 10
Paris. The piece Il said to be- replete
In lively comedy situations as Well as
enjoy able singing and dancing NUM-
bers. George w REIN and Marjorie
Lake have the leading roles, and are
supported by Cash knight Homer
Long. William Winterhoff. Grace
Wolfe. Rosa REIN. and large chorus.
There will be an Ohio OF vaudeville
acts including the Carlton sisters
singers and dancers; Bert Beyerstedt
the bov yiolinist, and Marjorie Lake,
the girl with the baritone voice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

Women's Handkerchiefs
with dsicatey enDroidsred
and some With striped e ease soo very spe'A
Children. $50 50 sipstent colt gunm metal
300 pairs in the lotwhle they last Fri,
day 81. First Floor.
Boys 50 Shoes s1.5o-Gunmeta calf buttoned and laced
and seryiceabe as any mother Friday only
may soc them! First Floor
$50 Clocks Slime imported clocks with guaranteed
and inside patent alarm You may not need one now
First Floor
with fish scale links ana sodered Usually sold
$3.50 Friday it's $3.50! First Floor
81 Handbags sscMOrocco Bags in smart new s. model s
their regular price ST. First Floor
Mems esc Bill Folds, 35c-They1 spendidly for
Worth ssc FIRST Floor
81 Shadow Lsces ACC Ysrd-white and beautiful
patterns "a inches vide and number of corset
includes more than we can tell you herelook
-49c yard Friday only First Floor
Sc scsrfs. ssc-weye selling them at sc until
only on Friday they'll be marked $ W 5c ya's a
39c yard. First Floor
wonens SOC Vests Drawers. 2se-FInely ribbed
fleeceined Vests Union suitsslighty soled
drsSers Friday they're 29c-worth double First
Floor.
womens $, and $50 Wool Vests and Drawers, see
Natural gray and extra sizes While the
lot Friday jSc First Floor
1ec and Csc Shifting Madras sIcS2 and S6,inch shirt
with stripes OF heliotrope blue
tan black and 7yafd engths-good for boys
hoes and womens shirt waists Just haH the price you'd
paw II you of the bolt Friday only 91ac yard
Second Floor
see Storm Serge acc Yard-5O inches wde-hink of it,
Black. brown tan garnet and navy oueaN
exceeni soc quality 500 yards ast-Friday only
acc yard Second Floor.
up to 75e SILK Remnants 2se-lls to 7yard lengths OF
claim and novelty Crepes de chine atines, messalines
snia rds and many desirable All good
ings TOO Friday only, 29c yard. Second Floor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-12-26

The cucum her came originally from
Holland
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25
RocKEFELLER Al "a.

John D. EurE.faIer Who celebrated
nis severity fourth l. er Y ct cIevc-
land -a..Hy advised I.lso. fresh
air and Ia a,u9sI mind as aids TO long.
oyity "a. -ee-n rour 8a presents d
fair example of .he good results n
some srTs year. of temperate, hy-
picnic life. AND n TRANQUIL mind.
fcars ago Hn used 20 be pointed to
as AN example %. The poor rich man
who could not enjoy a square meal.
Persons not well TO do, but healthy,
were told that they not not envy the
president Of the standard OH company.
IT was only after he had paid part
"f the wages of sin of too close appli-
cation 10 work that Mr.. Rockefeller
took mp golf AN easy country life and
tranquility Of mind. when he was not
yet the richest man in his mind was
stili more or less untranqul and he
had less time To spare to golf. But
the recupcratiye effect Of his present
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25
THE RUIN OF FERDINAND.

car Ferdinand of Bulgaria is prob
ably ruined man. II Bulgaria by the
mercy of her enemies or the interven-
| ton of the powers is left unon the
map, it will be "A Bulgaria bruised
under a load of debt and bereft of the
flower of her youth.
Ferdinand is an able man. but un-
acrupulous. His mtrigucs and schemes
have been so successful that he fan
cied h. could take another chance and
win. He took it and has lost-lost
within month all the gains of twen-
ty-ivc years Of labor, patience, cum
ming. He went once too otter to the
gambling table.
Fcrdnand's ambition was to be the
Bismark of the Balkans First, he
united the four states To drive out the
Turk. lie eliminated Turkey from the
problem, as Bismark eliminated Aus
iria as factor in the problem Of
German consolation. Then he es-
sayed to make bulgaria the Prussia of
the peninsula, and in that he has
failed.
His career has been checkered and
singular The first years at Sofia were
occupied in making his place secure,
in defeating home conspiracies and es-
Gaping assassination. Then he went
through l period Of striving after rec
ognition, but for years he was snubbed
by the Austrian emperor and humil-
iated by the Russian car
But so able was he in administra-
ton, so strong in military organza-
ton, 50 skillfui in diplomatic intrigue
and so courageous in Selling an adj
vantage, that the time actually came
when 81 Petersburg and Vienna. were
competing for his friendship.
Followed the great triumph of his
life. when as victor he entered Adrian
oplr. How short while ago that
was Then he was the most conspicu-
Gus figure in Europe and men were
ready To acknowledge the genius Of |
DO" man. month ago, the masterful !
sovereign Of coming great power;
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25

months before the results of his first
series of Investigations are announC-
ed To the public, Dr. Hudson has Civ
IN. perhaps, more time and study Ia
the manufacture and uses of sugar
than any other government chemist,
and perhaps knows more about the
history Of the confectionery business
in this country than any one else in
the federal service
The bureaus investigation Of the
candy making industry will eliminate
in the publication OF n cook book of
recipes Of practically all OF the whole
some confections made in the civil
lied world today. The government
will encourage the manufacture of
wholesome candies from pure ingrc-
dients on the same principles that II
encourages the manufacture of pure
food. Candies containing harmful
chemicals or dangerous products o.
any kind are injurious to the health os
the people. of course, and the best way
TO prevent their use is to give the
public the very best information on
he methods OF manufacture of pure
andes which contain nothing to in
ure health or digestion"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25
LET THE NEWS FOLLOW you ON
YOUR VACATION.

N you 90 away on a vacation let
The News follow you. There will be
no additional expense to you. We will
mail The News to you and pay the
postage.
% not stop your paper for a week
or two. Let il come to your vacation
address. II Will be like daily letter
from nome. II will interest you, and
you will look for il eagerly each day.
Keep up with what's doing in the
copper country. There is no reason
why you should miss a single copy.
Tell us and we will 90 the rest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25
A CANoY.mAKINo INQUIRY.

''''0''''n S 'f'a' ne
''' anu ''''S i"'' ac-
7'''' '''''''' S'ai 'ihs an
7'''''' ~ ''''iS IMAM
''''' '''' ''''N'''s
p''' 'oou COOK DOCK
''''i' ''S - confectionery
I'm '''''''''''S hiSSes 10 cho-
'.''''' anu o'her tempting
''''''''S'
~ '''' are perhaps the greatest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25
Daddy sBedtilne
n Robbie Wasn't
.O1OTN- Asked to the
Fairy Ball.

for his daddy
III IA speak to him about IT,
When Evelyn pretended
Q% taking Thought alba
to have finished before the bedtime hour.
daddy little
perhaps by the time have
story will what
Robbie in the Now
lovely fairies living
Every midsummer night they held splendid ball
shall ball this the
O day
OF he GOODS ont fairy spoke
i hearing different fairies
chi kel t. ourm midsummer ball stand
BueIel IoDbc house Robbie
there
Roblies mother.
front the scwn on working.
N
roo sle
hai
TO go ursta gc herself
nluelcl looking sad
Colunluc, the whispered
him the medicine for her tooth but Robbie
the dentist and have pulled
when Clumhine
queen said just wont have that boy my BAH Its about bad be
chewing % downright diolpdicnt.
Robbie ball
by the I'm Robbie
missed, he would have started being promptly obeent right away
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25

way of living has doubtless prolonged
his life and improved his health He
has outlived nearly all Of those who
were his contemporaries when he be-
gan amassing wealth. Some of the
others lived hard-driyen lives up to
the end.
Don't waste energy" is Mr.. Rookie
ieller's advice, according to chronicles
~ his birthday celebration.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25

Mapes who commanded the military
forces which we're marshalied for the de-
fence OF New YORK. ci;y Curing the second
war with England.
James Jay Mapes was trained for a busi.
ness career and was for some time a sugar
teiiner. His various enterprises were not
financially successful, but Mapes was him.
self help 10 many others.
As agricultural chemist his researches
and discoveries were OF great value TO
others and helped the advance of science.
In lS9 Mapes used and introduced super
phosphates He was the inventor of. and
the first man to make use of. artificial fer
tilizers In America.
Although the government at first refused
TO grant his application for a patent on hts
invention, IT was finally granted in 1859 on
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-25
FISHY.

he government will establish a
plant in Rhode Island for the purpose
of breeding Holsters, strict civil SER
vice rules having created dearth of
them in Observation-Disclosures Plain
Dealer.