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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-24
ORDINANCES TO
Be CONSIDERED
Saloon and Anti-Smoke Laws
Come Up This Evening

The Hancock city council viii meet
this evening in an adjourned session
TO take up two ordinances. The coun
Gil at its last meeting was ready To
consider these ordinances, and I'm fact
they were read and motion To pass
them made, before il was discovered
that the law required a two thirds vote
of all of the members of the council
to pass an ordinance and that but five
cut of the eight aldermen were pres
ent making one less than the required
meeting.
An adjournment was then taken un-
I'll this evening when the ordinances in
question will be passed. one OF these
ordinances is the anti smoke ordn-
ance which was passed year ago last
August, but owing To the failure of the
mayor and clerk to sign II was de-
Clared invalid. The ordinance had
been i'm effect for over "A year before
this omission was discovered and az
the council deems this To he "A neces-
sary statute, IL was decided To re-
pass it,
The other ordinance will relate to
saloons. restaurants, candy stores and
other places selling Intoxicating liquor
or soft drinks. This is almost the
same as the one now in force. the only
difference being that penal clause
has been added to punish violations
and that the wording has been changed
i'm some minor particulars.
Some other business of Importance
is expected at the meeting this even
ing. The auditors have gone over the
city clerks and trcasurcrs reports and
have found them To be all correct and
this report Will be brought up this
evening. In addition To this there are
several matters requiring the councils
attention that could not he taken up
At the last meeting owing to the time
consumed by the reading of the re-
ports.
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NAVAL RESERVE DANCE TO
OPEN THE SOCIAL SEASON
HANCOCK RESERVE GIVE EAS'
TER MONDAY BALL AT GER
MANIA TONIGHT.

The Hancock naval reserve will
open the post-Lcntcn social season
in tho two towns this evening when
they give their Easter dance tn"
Hancock Reserves have been working
for a long time on the plans Tor inns
affair and they promise To make IL as
enioyable a dance as was ever given
in the copper country Elaborate dec
orations have been provided and light
refreshments will be served during
the evening.
The following program OF dancc
numbers will be rendered by inc
Quincy orchestra:
Waltz-After All That I've Been 70
You.
Two step-Love and Glory.
Waltz-Tres Jolie.
Two step-who Are You with To-
night?
Waltz-As Long as the ShamrocN
Grows Green
Two step-College hops.
Waltz-A Girle was Just Made TO
Love.
Two step-Take Little TIP FROM
Father.
Waltz-My Rosary of Dreams
Two. step--sail on silvery Moon
Waltz-Take Me Back to the uar-
den OF Love
Two-step-Thats Funny Place 10
Kiss a Girl
Waltz-Garden of Roses
Tvo.stcp--When the Mlun'sn'
cboo.choo Leaves for Alabam'
waltz-Dear old Rose.
Tvo-step--lve Got the Finest MAN
waI,z-when I'm Thinking oi YOU
Two-stcp-rm Going Back 70 p'N'c'
waltz--Dream Of Heaven
Two step-Fidelity.
Two extras.
There will be an !ntermisslon oe-
tween the eleventh and twolfth mum
bers.
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WRESTLING TOURNEY HELD.
South Range WrestIcrs Take First
Place in Upper Peninsula Meet

The South Range wrcstlers carried
off the greater part of the honors in
the wrestling tournament held at the
Kansankoti hall on Saturday evening.
The wrestling displayed was of a high
class and many were surprised at the
clever work done by the grapplers.
The match was an elimination ar
fair, resembling the Cornish system i'm
this respect
The following are the winners:
Heavyweight.
First william Liskincn, Atlantic,
1917 pounds.
Second-Charles Kauppi, Hancock.
173ia pounds.
Third-John Hill, Painesdale, 165
pounds.
Liskinen threw Kauppi in one min
ute and threw Hill i'm e. seconds.
Kauppi pinned Hill to the mat in nine
seconds.
Lightweight
F'irst-Axel Takkinen, Painesdale,
12s pounds.
Second-Henry Eskola, South Range
13ils pounds.
Third-Tom Partanen. Paincsdalc.
1851 pounds.
Takkinen won from Esl<oIa in four
minutes and 5S seconds and from Par
tanen I'm one minute and fifteen sec
onds. Eskola disposed of Partancn in
ten minutes and twenty seconds.
Middleweiuht
First--Erik Nanhainen. South
Range $50 pounds.
Second-Andrew Taurincn. Paincs-
dale. 1866 pounds.
Third-Jack Piirincn Hancock. lii
pounds.
Vanhanen defeated Taurinen IN
minutes and i6 seconds and Piirinen
in | minute and 80 seconds. Taurinen
threw Piirinen in five minutes and
nine seconds.
The winners were presented win
cups and medals i'm recognition o'
their success Victor Olgrcr of South
Range acted as referee and Emil Sar-
all was timckeepcr.
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Hancock Department
LYcEuM SPEAKERS NAMED.
Five Prominent Socialists Will Speak
in Hancock Next Month.

The Socialists will have i've prom.
incnt speakers here IN the ncar fu-
ture for addresses at the hall on Tez-
cuco street The lectures have been
carefully correlated and each one deals
win a separate phase of the Socialist
movement. The first lecture will bc
given tomorrow night The follow.
Ing are the subjects. dates and names
of speakers:
March 25-"rhe Socialist Challenge
Dan Hogan.
April l-"What is Socialism"-Sam.
uel w. Ball
April l5-"What Socialists Want
William A. Ward.
April 22-"The Socialist Movement
j. L. snyder
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Treasury Department. Office Of The
Secretary. WASHINGTON ID. g.. Marcf
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the Supervising Architect. Treasury
Department. Washington. II. G.. at 10
o'clock \. NJ on April II. 1913. for
the sale or donation To the United
States of corner lot, centrally and
conveniently located and suitable for
a Federal building site at Calumet,
Michigan The site must be approxi-
matcly 2g,oo0 square feet in area. and
Il the lot offered is rectangular, its
minimum dimensions must be not less
than 1870 feet. Upon application the
Postmaster will supply prospective
bidders with circular giving par
ticulars as TO requirements and in
struction for preparation of bids and
data to accompany ssmc W, G. Nc
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Claiming that he can make mors
money as conductor Of trolIeE CIV
than the baseball salary offered NM
pitcher Carmichael of the Southern
League. refuses to report to his cum.
The cash register that Carm'ehael
rings must look like sieve.
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Balance of assets Jan /. 1913 $50 1876
s2,69S paid in since Jan /, 1913.
Asse ssment No. of 81 share was
called oct. 10. 1872. 1t amounted to
10000 divided as follows; $3S,732
paid i'm prior TO Jan. t. 1918; s2.69S
since Jan. l. 1913, and $2S,57O unpaid.
The retiring directors were re-
elected.
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A consolation" game was rolled by
the four men, the lshpeming men
again. being victorious. These scores
were
Fitzpatrick, 196; Gray, 1872: total
1853.
Dover, ia; Barbeau, 100 total 3li.
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E M p L OY e 6
- or INF -
Calumet d Hecla M ns Co
Who wish 10 sell their houses or buy
houses on Co. Lard; who have rooms
10 rent or who wish to rent rooms, are
invited 10 advertise in this column
without any expense
FDR SALE-l55s Hecla St, Hecia.
Good seven room house with stone
foundation Cement cellar Good bar
gain II taken before April "A. II
----------------- -
FOR SALE-SiN room house, rock
foundation 26lO Liberty -.
FOR RENT-One furnished roor.,
t2e5 Acorn ~
/ FOR sALE--I.ot 3, block Wolverine
81 Florida. Apply AT Mrs. Chap
mans boarding house. 1872 Kearsargo
81. south.
| FOR SALE-4-room house. No. 49s'
behind Calumet dam. lnduire With
FOR SALE-3l29 Tunnel So
----
FOR SALE-S-room house. No. SIy.
on Caledonia St Particulars at
Wickstrom & CO.'S store Pine ct.
Hecla Rock foundation 4
----------------
FOR SALE-SiX-room house, 1924
Laurium St
FOR SALE room house. summer
Kitchen. coal shed barn room for 2
| horses. etc. Apply i5J5 Hecla St.
| iIecla. A $500 house for $500.
! FOR SALE--IO Room House. Apply
1928 Acorn st. X
! FOR SALk~-5 room house. cheap, Sts
! Caledonia ST
FOR SALE House l54o Iecla St.
FOR SALE-House. rooms. bath
1895 Elm St. Yellow Jacket.
( FOR SALE-House. No. 4O3s OAK s..
/ Yellow Jacket.
COR RENT-Rooms. Apply 1891 Tem-
pie st X
! FOR SALE-House. No. 1883 Elm 81
yellow Jacket.
FOR SALE-39i2 Temple St Apply
at the house.
! FOR SALE-Seven-r room house. 36s
Caledonia St. Calumet. Mich.
! FOR SALE-house NJ. 457. Caledonia
St, Albion.
FOR SALE-Five room house. $50 AL
bion
FOR SALE-ll-r9om house. Apply
$50 2ockland st
FOR SALE-lS-room house. 1902
Laurium ST.
FOR SALE--House. 1915 Hecla St.
FOR SALT room NJ use. 1882 os-
ceola Road, Newtown.
/ FOR SALE room house. $3.50 Ridge
st. 4
FOR SS'.E-Eight room mousse, S.I2
Ridge -. 4
\ FOR SALE -5-room house, 2OI6 Calu-
met ave 4
WANTED-Boarders. 1857 Wedge ST.
Calumet
/ FOR RENT-Four rooms. 1851 Cor.
] III, and Pine Sis
tOH SALE-s-roorh house and barn
2507 II 81.
/ FOR SALE--House No. 1898 Tunnel
/ 81. Swedetown
B
/ FOR SALE-l525 HecIa -
1
FOR SALE--7-room house, 4OS7 Cone
St
For sale at a cheap bargain 5-roon
house No. 437 Caledonia street. two
! houses fro I street car.
! FOR SALE-6-room mouse. No. S04a
Swedetown road. Apply on premises
Il FOR SALE Nine room house with
II bath room. stone foundation. steam
heat. electric light and hardwood doors
/ downstairs, large attic. also front and
back stairs. Terms reasonable. APP
ply 1903 School ST.
/ FOR SALB -S-room house, 40s2 Elm
II St.
II FOR SALE room cottage. 1881
II Union St. Rsymbaultown.
Il TO RENT-F'our room house No. 3ts
Iroquois St, Laurium. Apply al
| 2S5is Rockland 81.
/ FOR SAILS room house with barn
II 1853 Hecla ST.
\ FOR RENT--6 room house No.
II Franklin -. Florida.
Il FOR SALE-9-roOm house modefr
conveniences steam heat, good fen
dation and plumbing. Apply $50 Cam
bria ST Calumet
Il FOR SALE-S-room house, $50 Water.
works St
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ARE WELL DEFINED AND A PLEASANT ARRAY OF ATTRAC-
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FOR SALE house. No. 49s,
behind Calumet dam. INQUIRE With
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FOR SALE room house. summer
kitchen. coal shed. barn room for
horses, etc. Apply i5U5 Hecla ST,
uecla. A $500 house for $500.
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FOR sALE--Lot 3. block Wolverine
- Florida Apply at Mrs. Chap
mans boarding house. 1872 Kearsarso
ST south.
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FOR SALE--S-room house. No. s7y.
on Caledonia ST Particulars at
Wickstrom & CO.'S store. Pine St
Hecla. Rock foundation
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FOR SALE--IO Room House. Apply
1923 Acorn st. X
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FOR SALE-SiX room house, rock
foundation 2610 Liberty -.
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Five Men Team.

A special two-men match between
the champion bowlcrs of the copper
country and Ishpcming in the two
men events was rolled. The match
had no significance or bearing in tn,
tourney. but was To decide friendly
contention. The score follows:
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FOR RENT-One furnished roo.-
f2es Acorn -.
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FOR SALE-Six-ro house, 1924
Laurium ST.
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which approximate depth good quality
vein was intersectcd by diamond drill
ling.
Ii was deemed advisable to extend
the third level north and consume
driving the nth and 18th levels south
Tor some considerable distance in or
der to ascertain whether or not there
is "A main copper bearing course.
1t can readily DC seen that il a reg
ular copper course" exists ana is at
any considerable angle with the gen
eral strike of the formation this
channel may be quite u distance to the
shaft nearer the surface
1t is not good policy To extend any
level south just yet, above the eighth
level on account of the proximity Of
the boundary line.
The distance north from shaft To
boundary line at the third level is
some 3,f00 feet while distance south is
about 700 feet. The distance south To
boundary line along the general strike
Of vein at the 18th level is about the
same distance north to the boundary
line at the 3rd level S,iOO feet
Lateral openings on the lode are the
most practical method To adopt. and
although no copper bearing course has
been met. the character of the vein
warrants the assumption that such
copper courses of commercial value
may exist both north and south of the
shaft and these lateral openings under
existing conditions should be extended
for some considerable distance before
resuming the \sinking of shaft
The surface equipment is not ade-
quate To carry on more extensive de-
veloping work To advantage ana con-
tinue sinking the shaft at the sam"
time. but will answer all purposes for
development work and mining on a
small scale To- a depth of some l,j0O
feet.
h., laI oh r Ian
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E M p L OY & 8

FDR SALE-l559 Hecla ST.. Hecia.
Good seven room house with stone
foundation. Cement cellar Good bar
gain IL taken before April "a. II
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FOR SALE--5-room house. cheap. 3ts
Caledonia ST
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FOR sALE-SI2a Tunnel So.
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FOR SALE -5-room house. 2Ol6 Calu-
met ave.
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FOR Eight room mouse, 3:l2
Ridge -. 4
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WANTED 1851 Wedge ST.
Calumet
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COR RENT-Rooms. Apply 1891 Tenn
pie st X
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FOR sALE--House. No. 1883 Elm ~.
yellow Jacket
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FOR SALE-House. No. 4O3s OAK s..
Yellow Jacket
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FOR SALE House l5'0 hecla ST.
FOR SALE-House. Q rooms. bath
4235 Elm St. Yellow Jacket.
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FOR SALE-l3-room house. 1902
Laurium St
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FOR SALE-ll-room house. Apply
$50 4ockland st
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FOR SALE-Seven- house, 36s
Caledonia St. Calumet. Mich.
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FOR SALE--house NJ. 455. Caledonia
St, Albion.
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FOR SALE-Five room house. $50 AL
bion.
The herald., 1913-10-16
PERSONALS
ND OTHERWISE

A large crowd of the friends of the
Arcadians spent a delightful evening
Friday at the Pythian Hall at dance
1t was a select event, and the members
were warmly congratulated for their
successful efforts in arranging and car.
rying out the evenings program. Mu.
sic was provided by Mars Orchestra.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The hall was tastefully decorated, and
there was nothing left undone to make
the occasion one great pleasure for
those attending. The members of the
organization are: A. w. Grimes, G. ].
Forrest, A G. Tufts, William Hauer,
ID. Williams, l. w. Tufts, A. ]. Her
bert and George Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Butsch, of 6O5
Elmira avenue, are receiving congratu.
lations on the arrival of a fine baby
girl. Mother and baby are doing fine.
Miss Stella Joeckel spent a few days
at home this week, returning to Ba-
rataria Monday
The herald., 1913-10-16

York last week were the two Talbot
brothers, William and Robert of our
| town.
T. ID. Nolan. of Houston, Tex, spent
few days during the past week here.
At a recent meeting of the Fire
mems Relief Board, motion was
adopted placing Lieut.. Frank Desabaye
of Engine Co. No. 10, on the pension
roll, Nov. l, subject to approval by the
department physician.
Miss Beulah Oldstein, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Oldstein, will be mar
ried shortly to Mr.. Henry Schear. The
Oldstein family will be remembered
as old time residents here, they having
conducted grocery store at the corner
of Patterson and Verret streets for sew
eral years. Miss Beulah's many
friends extend congratulations
There will be tackey party given
on Friday, Oct. "a, at the residence
of Mrs. Hart, corner Patterson and Val
lette streets, for the benefit of the WO-
mans Auxiliary of the Mt Olivet Epis-
copal Church. The admission will be
five cents. All are to be dressed as
tackey as possible. A good time is
assured all who attend.
Miss Hazel McNeely has returned
from Bay st. Louis, after a two months
stay.
The many friends of Mrs. J. Louis
Cunningham will learn with re-
sret that she was compelled to under
go an operation. They hope for a
speedy recovery.
Victoria Court No. 81, Tribe OF Ben
Hur, will hold their first regular meet
ing since organization on Saturday,
October IS, at p. m, Pythian Hall,
and all members are invited to attend,
as several applications will be acted
upon and good meeting is expected.
Thursday, the 10th, will be Orange
Grove No. 9,'s regular meeting. All
members are urged to be present as
there will be business of importance.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Bonner, of Ope-
lousas avenue, are receiving congratu-
lations on the arrival of a baby grl.
Mrs. Conrad Schmidt is spending
some time with her daughter, Mrs. G.
Y. Frisch on Belleville street.
The herald., 1913-10-16

Mayor Behrman and Chief Reynolds
Make Interesting Addresses
graduate the Ladies On Their
Success
The herald., 1913-10-16
AUBREY eAIENNiE OPERATED ON.

Last week Aubrey Gaiennie, one of
our most popular young citizens and
stenographer to the city electrician,
was operated on by DR.. A. Babin. Mr..
Gaiennie has been confined to his bed
for quite a number of days, but now
that the operation is over so success
fully, the doctor promises to have him
up and back to work before long. 1t
had been hoped that Mr.. Gaiennie
would take an active part in the min
strels to be given by the Holy Name
Gymnastic Club this week, but owing
to his sickness he will no doubt not
be able to take part.
The herald., 1913-10-16
RESPITE FROM CREDITORS.
J. Creighton Mathews Wants More
Time to Meet His Obligations.

]. Creighton Mathewes last week
petitioned the court for respite.
Dull business and inability to collec,
outstanding accounts are assigned as
the reasons for his temporary embar-
rassment. The plaintiffs assets are
stated to consist largely of real es-
tate, a general stock of furniture and
outstanding accounts" and comprise
also "one horse, two wagons and one
automobile" TIL aggregate is giaen
at s30,771.S5. The liabilities are plac-
ed at s9SS275.
A respite of six twelve and eigh.
teen months is asked for, and a meet
ing of creditors requested to vote upon
the plaintiffs application
The herald., 1913-10-16

Karl Brodtman attended the cOnven
ton of the Brotherhood of Black
smiths and Helpers last week at Soda
liza, Mo.
Little Evelyn Cross spent few days
at Chalmette this week, the guest OF
her grandmother, Mrs Abbie Cross.
Mrs. Arthur Connolly, of Houma
was visitor here last week, the guest
of Mrs. Hy. Aycock.
Misses Louise and Loretta Sabariau
returned last week from Colon, Pan,
anna.
1t was announced that, due to the
large attendance at Evening School No
D, another teacher had been appointed
James T. Proved.
The many friends of Mrs. NJ. Foster
will learn with regret of her serious
illness at the Hotel Dieu.
Mrs. Albion Daniels spent a few days
at Belle Rose, La.
At meeting of the ~ o. Steamship
Association last week, Hon. Frank A.
Daniels was reelected secretary and
treasurer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Goebel have re-
turned from Monteagle, Tenn, where
they spent their honeymoon and have
taken up their residence in the city.
Among those VINO witnessed the
opening Of the Worlds Series in New
The herald., 1913-10-16
IMMIGRANTS ALL ENTER.

Commissioner S. E. Redfern had all
the ninety immigrants on the steamer
Manuel Calvo, which locked at the
Naval Dock on Monday examined. and
as there was nothing to hinder them
from going ashore, he granted them
this permission. The vessel will re-
main in the naval dry dock for several
days undergoing repairs. She will be
released as soon as possible and will
proceed to Port Limon, where most
Of the passengers are bound. Her tail
shaft was broken while the ship was
enroute from Havana to her destina.
ton.