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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-15
BROKERS' GOSSIP
Metal Down 10 15lA Cents

The copper market has settled to
about l5h cent price. but reduc-
ton OF nearly a cent and half
a pound has so far resulted only in
some buying by European consumers
At this time Of year manufacturers
like to bring stocks to their lowest pos
sible lcvels in order to keep down their
materials and supplies on hand ac-
counts at the end of the year.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRST PRIZE $500
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THIRD PRIZE $1,000
FOURTH PRIZE $500

We want suitable design or cut
with which to Illustrate our Cen
TuRY SERIES" which commences
January /, 1914.
We will pay prizes TO the best four
Illustrations Gas above mentioned)
which can he reduced to cuts not OK.
cecding 3x5 inches.
Write to us at once for terms.
The Illustrations will have 70 he
submitted and in our hands before
Dee. 5th, 1913.
NORTHERN MICHIGAN BUILDING
& LOAN ASSOCIATION. HAN
COCK, MICHIGAN.
Nov. u. IS, 90, %, %, p. 30.
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SALE SMAN.

Statesmen making small towns
whole time or side line, should carry
our fast selling pocket side-lne. Spe-
cial sales plan allowing return of UNI
sold goods. Makes quick easy sales.
$500 commission on each order.
SOMETHING ENTTR ELY NEW.
Write for outfit today Garfield Mfg.
Co, 2oS Sigel ST, Chicago, Ill. -l5
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CLASSIFIED ADS
a= ==
PERSONAL.

MARRY-Ilnudreds of wealthy Cali
fornars seeking marriage. Photos
and descriptions free. Mission Unity,
B-G72. san Francisco, cal Oc;. 4,
Il, Is. -: Nov. L. S, IL. %; Dec T.
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AGENTS..

AGENTS Make $50 10 $50 per week
Whrlwind household seller. Beats
you ever saw. Circular free.
Send zoe for sample. Middle West
Factories Co, GA Kinnickinnic Ave.
Milwaukee, WIS. Is
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MARKET AND MINING BRIEFS

Coldied Consoldateds estimated earnings for the
aonth of October Sl54OOo, equivalent to about
Fifty cents per share annually.
Grsnbys output month Of October was SS4 tons of
and with produced September
This company has exercised its option the Midas
Nine In Al,s,g options on several copper prop
critics In British Columbia.
Old Dominion COR Tho month Of October produced 1Olo
corI"r, against 80, In September This lower
production was by cessation of hosting at tho
oompany's a shaft while repairs being made
United States Steel Corporations untitled orders showed
decrease This makes the tenth consec-
uyc decrease brings the untitled tonnage down to
i,t137G1 steel trade reports estimate 10000 men
have either lad had their work re-
duccd.
Stock Market Some are optimistic than at any
time July feel that present prices have dis
many much fur her de.
cline is unlikely.
Tuoun,ne books nave been audited ana ali accounts
ha4e be correct although the management
has the and cx.
attorney fees wen excessive general Office
expenses The charge that Tuolumncs ore was shpred
credited Pilot Butte found be incorrect
DAILY West will likely dividend payments
uutn tho program Of Development been thor
ouphly completed Farming from $4,000 To 100000
monthly ana the lower levels shown considerable
Improvement in the quantity Of ore
New cornclia continues active sales ranging be-
$3ii and s3ts.
Calumet Hecla shipped yesterday ISi cars of rock
or 300 tons.
osceoIa Consolidated shipped average Of $50 tons
Of rock rer day since the of this month
Centennial is shipping little over 300
tors daily
Superior Copper the rns week has shipped
matcy coo tons rer day.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT--Modern Groom house,
with bath, basement and attic. ON
Portland st. Apply j. l.. Nankervis.
II
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FOR SALE.

carload fresh milch cows. Cash paid
for dry COWS and young cattle. Green
shields Barn, Laurium. Phone l93-M
IL
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Quincy dividend meeting should be held within the next
fortnight Whether the directors Of the company
viii meet and declare dividend to maintain the
unDr"ken record for past fifty years remains to be
seen.
80 far this year the company has disbursed 1915
share Si12ioo the shares outstanding Tho
production Of refined coppc ten months was
approximately 1850 The last year was close -
g. cents pound, ana is ridiculous expect any re-
durtioH from that figure this year This would
show that The far this year about
S&looo mo" allowing for extraordinary expenditures
VIII very likely We're made owing strike. Then
die company July 1st paid the Mary's Mineral Land
Company $5oooo tho balance due purchased
from them several years ago.
IL can therefore be that surplus so far this
Year been depleted $685. The
quick assets in excess Of liabilities first the year
we're $4,000 at present surplus cannot exceed
SG,5000 While it is hoped the unbroken dividend record
viii %" maintained, it bc readily that further in.
roads into the treasury balance will to be made if
declaration made this period
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HELP WANTED--eEMALE.

WANTED-Girl for general house
work, one who can speak English
Mrs. Geo, II. Miller. 339 Pewabic str,
Laurium. If
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ANTED-Travcler; a beginner; sal
ary commission and expense money.
Liberal offer and agreement. j. l.. Nc
Brady, Chicago. -l5
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WANTED-Lady traveller; beginner;
salary, commission and expense
money. Liberal offer and agreement.
McBrady 81 Co, Chicago. IL
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WANTED.

CENTS \ POUND paid for clean
cotton rags. No scraps. Calumet
News office If
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y LADY-Can earn $1,000 weekly.
Copying letters, spare time at home.
Booklet. 10 cents in silver. Tells how.
Commercial Copying Association,
Washington. ID. c. is
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WANTED-Young women with one
year in high school or equivalent to
enter registered training school in 120
bed hospital. Board, room, laundry
tree and $100 per week. Large demand
for our graduate nurses at $500 per
week. Catalogue mailed on request.
WASHINGTON PARK HOSPITAL,
l3I t.. 6Oth street, Chicago. -l5
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Kew York. June 26.-Before the
Cornell and Columbia crews take to
the water fer the eight-care varsity
face IN the regatta at PoughkeoRsie
next year. one of the last words from
The coaches will be for the oarsmen
To rcmcmbcs that there are six crews
"a The event and that. they are not
LOWING a match race.
In explaining away the defeat Of
4 cornell a the hands of Syracuse in
The driving finish Saturday, it was
declared today that the intense rival
~ existing between the lthacans and
Columbia since 1900 was Responsible
~ almost every race in the past few
cars. Columbia and Cornell have
started hatlins aa though they were
the only crews in the race, Thcy dit
Tins saturday. The Columbia crew
worked itself out in the first three
miles and, burned up the grucllng
rae" set by the New York eight, Cor
r,ll coutd rot ataNc off Syracuse
when challenged IN the last mile.
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SAYS JOHNSON
is TO RETIRE
Arthur irwin, Scout Of Yankees
Picks 0'Brien for lob

Arthur Irwin. scout of the New
York Americans. declares Ban jain
son. president of the American league,
viii retire after this year
President Johnson while appar-
only robust is not in the best of
Ecalth, and tins tip that he VIII step
down rs mo- myth" says Irwin lie
NIll stun remain To- AN effects the man
behind the league, but active leader
snip viii fall upon the shoulders of
another man. President Johnson. the
greatest of them all, thinks he has
canned the rest and hcUcvcs ne can
GO tho American League and baseball
Just as much good ass tho adviser
of his successor. His contract for
twenty years has many years yet to
run but that VIII make mo- difference.
Joe ORricu formerly president OF
the American association, ana secrc-
tary or the New York Giants, is
slated To don Johraons tora. The
lttor VIII remain IN harness until
after the worlds series next fall nut
it is has intention To- leave the ac-
tive charge of his league affairs with
,Ui,n. The latter will at all times
hly, Ban Johnson where advice can
hr asked. and this viii bc given freely
= know that th,s information may
joe too startling Tor many tans to
swallow at a sHip. but RENE mbcr when
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-26
BIG KIDS AND SMALL
HAPPY CIRCUS IS HERE
SPARKS SHOW m THE LAURIUM
pRlVlNG PARK FOR TWO
PERFORMANCES.

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-26
LET CONTRACT
FOR BUILDING
First National Bank Accepts Fig
ures of Will Milford

The directors of the First National
bank at meeting held this week
awarded the contrac, Tor the erection
of u new two-stuiy brick poatofIice
building Just west of tac bank building
on Third street to VIII Milford OF
Rec Jacket The figures involved iu
tho contract arc rot made publi,
work VIII he started at once and the
structure viii be- ready for occupancy
10y the latter part of August The
postofiee viii be moved into the new
building ass soon as possible for the
ease ON the present site, the vivian
building on Hccl1 street expires Sep
tcmbcr l.
The building will occupy the entire
lot made vacant bv the demolishing Of
the old Dupont garage. It will he
constructed of brigl, $50 as to CORE
fond with the exterior finish ot the
bank hulding.
The INST floor Will bc usoi for post
cricc purposes. with q lobby 20 bv 20
tcct and equipped with oak fixtures.
There viii bc the sauo number "r lock
au6 cal boxes in the now postolhCc
site rs i'm the present site. The sec
,ud noor will Ice leased To the Heweo-
nav lodge Of Masonr or meeting pun
roses 1t will Ice connected with the
second Coor of the bank building 10y %
Railway. making IT unnecessary To de
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Washington. June 2G-In no game
that George MulIn has pitched for
uc Nationals this season has he come
nearer To loohiuE like the Mulln of
old than ne aid SATURDAY.
ON his performance against New
GoIk the forgcr Tiger star can he said
To Ice coming back. tie not only dis
played lot of his old stun, but ne
worked well calculated. easy Same
and held the opposition in chcck dur
.ug the entire nine innings Thou-h
10 was a hard day Ton 1t pitcher To
work, the heat being IuCessant. Mullin
never save Indication of faltcriug. He
was even bcttor at the finish than at
the outset, and 1t really looks az If
Hc could br relied upon to do good
work from this cut.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National leaaue.

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American LEAGUE.

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FOR ARMY.NAVY GAME.

New York, jane s6.-It is reported
that the athletic associations at West
Point and Annapolis have been m-
able To agroe ass go whore their foot
ball gamc shall hc played this fall
rhc cadets want thc same played at
the rolo grounds In New York or at
west Point while the midshipmen are
nnNiom To- have the contest staged
again on Franklin hold, Philadelphia,
dcclarnp the journey to New York
or YVES, Point is too much OF u trans
purtatiun pIoblCm.
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CHANCE SIGNS PLAYERS.

Sew York, June 26.-Frauk Chance.
manager OF the local American lla,ue
team, has signed four new players.
Two of them are college mcn-pan
Costello. .couud basoman from
Mount 81 Mary's college Emmcts-
huns, Md, and Tom llaulcy a left
handed pitcher. from Manhatton col-
lego. TEc other Two arc Williams
cat her aud FIRST baa,man. who was
purchased from Galveston. and Jay
Hoacis. catcher crom the Richmond
club # The Virginia ieasuc.
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MURPHY. DUNDEE BOUT.

New yorA. June &c. Tommy Muir
ply. who made a good impression
with night fans of san Francisco by
the manner i'm which he defeated Ad
WoIsast. the cN-Hghtwcight champion,
"A Few months ago. has been matched
To- meet Johnny punde, IN = 2o-found
bout before tie Patidt ~ G. Of Yer
non, Cal, on the night Of July To-
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cooMng OFT eoR YEAR.
tech Mas, ps2ord on Bender, Plank
and Brown

Mack Mas. ps2ord on Bender, Plank
and Brown,
Philadelphia June % Connie MACK
has announced positively that Jack
Coomn., h,a le'd.r, pitcher is out Of
tho oamc tor tn, fun season. The
leader II tho NvrEmnn Says here is
30 chance GOV hr return hasing his
statement on what he has been told
10y surgeons and by the PLAYER him
self.
Mack b1d been hoping 20 have
,'ccmhs back for H., last month of
tho season, when me- expects To be
hard pressed. lie VIII depend ON
Gender. rl1ul, ana Rrown mostly and
10 fh, best ne can IL his team gets
.ato 'ho worlds series.
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Calumet AristOCrdts VS., Hubbell In
DEPENDENTS at Laurum driving park
Wolverine rs. Mohawk at Mohawk.
Qa.aoy VS. Painesdale at paincsdale
The sport events scheduled for tins
Weekend in Calumet and vicinity, cs.
peGallv the baseball. are looked for
ward 60 With great interest by the
fans. They Will provide some of the
most interesting exhibitions scheduled
Tor the season.
This saturday the new arrangement.
whereby there will be no charge for
admission To the Athletic park for
game IN the {. IL IL. league, will so
INTO eject placing baseball among the
irte amusement and convenienccs en-
l'l,d by the employees OF the c. n
II. ard subsidiary mines and resi-
dents of the community generally
The ONLY charge To be made in conc
ton with baseball games at the Ath-
l'uc nnih hereafter, will be nom
mai charge of fifteen cents for grand
stand stats for men. Ladies' Will hc
admitted to the grandstand free aud
lhe biea,hers will be free. The OPP
lol'uuy is one which the fans should
not Doc slow to grasp.
The game between Ahmeok and the
Mmets at the Athletic park Saturday
VIII undoubtedly be good one Al
though the Miners are occupying the
cellar position in the league race, the
team rs q good one and Is plan Ing
c'nslsien' hall. Hard luck has been
encountered III several of the games
10 date and has kept the team back.
The Lakes meet Hubbon saturday
and as these teams have been strug-
sing for the league leadership, there
Is bright possibility that a victory
over I1ludTack will place the Surface
Team closer to the top. If ilubb2ll
should lose, the Torch Lake aggreSa-
u'n VIII dgain Ice tied for the league
f'nors and the Surface nine will he
within striking distance of the top.
Good Cricket Games.
fIohabi, the most interesting crick-
et game viii he that between Mohawk
aAd Wolverine at Mohawk. The Mo-
h'Nha have not met defeat this soa-
sun hui rs the Wolverine 1872 cham
pl'Eshp team Is practically intact
'"'re IS possibility that Mohawh
VIII Dee trimmed This would make
'ae cricket race more interesting.
Inc llnc-up of the TamdraCk crisk-
81 team tor saturdays match at kcar-
Ss'2 &c Is as follows: T. Drew. w car
- J George, II. Chrgwin. Parks
~ Warren r. Trczise, G. craig, j.
iiu1Eeon, ). Warren and b. Rodda;
''''''e' T. Nils. umpire. W. Waters
'ho @.orer, -. Nichols.
Good Game Sunday.
rs announce tne Calumet indie
lehdcn' baseball team will meet the
u''rl Independents in the Laurium
living park next Sunday al
''uoon Those VINO failed to witness
ul' memorable seventeen inning strug-
re al lubbell Sunday nave pccn more
u'"" anxious To see these teams IN ac-
again and Manager Hrrllns has
Hanged with Manager Slattcry Of TIN,
r"ooeH nine for q contest in Calumet
,'e game last Sunday was one OF
we closest ever played in the 7orpci
,''n'r'. as well as the longest, and
''ns ate assured at highly in
''''ilg game at Llurium. The iinc.
''' WIZ he practically tn csamc as foi
"al Sunday game
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SPORT PROGRAM
FOR WEEK END
Baseball to Be Free Amusement
in Calumet Hereafter
Saturdays Baseball.

Ahmeek- Nllouez vs.. G. \ II. Miners
at Athletic park.
Lakes rs Hubbell at Hubbell
TamaraCk- Red Jacket Shaft VS.. e.
4 = Surface at Tamarack
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American Association.

columbus, Q: iouiaville, 6.
Toledo 6. Indianapolis. S.
Minneapolis. L. Milwaukee o.
st. Paul, 9, Kansas Git! .
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''i"ria Agricultural society Is
He-'inF handsome new show build
- toward which the municipality is
,'a''nt $500 and lending further
''''' while the government has
"'''d Si,doo a year for five YEAR,.
8, N'w York win mantla cturc aud sell
~ At cost to the poor this summer
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Saturdays Cricket.
Sundays Baseball.

Tamarsck vs.. kearsarge at Kear-
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O, My Back!

v ain IN the Small of tho Back Means Your
Kidneys are GoiUG-"NAL DONA"
NIDSIE HiMEDy viii
save Them.
OF course you hate TO think of what
is going on i'm your Kidneys when that
pain i1 the small oi the back makes
sor frc' ltl,c some poor bug stuck IN
the middle with a pin nut If YOU don't
st ria Of the trouble, the trouble Will
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-26

Now York ..oooio15o21- ;
ton ....oO0O11OO0-
batteries Ford and Sweeney; N""d
and NmamaFcr Two-base mt
sneaker. Boston. Thrco-basc hits
.<unamaker e., Speabc., Boston.
The Washington times., 1913-09-02
MRS. JORDAN WINS
ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Judge Orders Banker to Pay
5000 a Year AIimony in
Sealed Case.

An absolute divorce and $1,000 a yeai
alimony today was granted to Mrs
Martha Tyson Manly Jordan from Ed.
ridge E Jordan by Justice Wright, pre-.
siding in the District Supreme Court.
The decree is based on alleged wrong
doing on the part Of the defendant. who
is chairman OF the board of directors OF
the United States Trust Company, in
Baltimore on June 26 last, St James
street being named as the nearest loca-
tion.
Five witnesses testified in behalf of
Mrs. Jordan last week. and the deposit
tions were delivered to the court under
seal as a result of an order by Justice
Wright The evidence was submitted to
the court on Friday, and the dispositions
were again put under seal today, after
the decree had been signed.
No defense was offered by the bank
er to the charges made by his wife.
His answer to tn epetition called for
strict proof OF the allegation, but no
testimony was given in his behalf.
It is ordered by the decree that Mr..
Jordan pay the alimony in monthly
installments. Of s466.66 each, beginning
October l, and the costs of the suit,
including $500 counsel fees.
Attorneys Minor and Rowland rep
resented Mrs. Jordan and g. Beale
BIoomer was counsel for the banker.
The Washington times., 1913-09-02

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Write them for a valuable book to ex-
pectant mothers.
The Washington times., 1913-09-02
WASHINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, SEPT. .

Labor people were criticised for their
indifference to the speechmakers, by
]. Fred BirreIl, member OF city coun-
Gil and Democratic nominee for the
house OF delegates from this city and
county, who was the principal speaker
yesterday afternoon at the Labor Day
celebration at the Dyke two miles be-
low Alexandria, under the auspices of
the Alexandria Trades Council While
Mr.. Birrell endeavored to speak the
majority OF those attending the AFFAIR
were In other parts Of the grounds and
he was compelled TO talk to women
and children, who seemed more bent
on having a days outing than listening
to remarks on THE Day We Cele-
brate."
Congressman Carter Glass, of Lynch
burg. who was slated to speak, was
unable to be present The meeting was
presided over by ]. w. Collins, presi-
dent OF the Trades Council, who intro
duced the speakers.
Prior to the speaking there was q
program OF athletic events.
Two dozen boys made an Intellectual
effort to climb a creased pole to obtain
a dollar bill at the top.
The fly swatting contest inaugurated
early this summer under the auspices Of
the city Health Department, was closed