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Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

get dny sItep. A uIlDtr or NlSOfOus attempts were made to scalp him while he looking in another direction but he lost any of his hair until went up against the patent dandruff cure, which denuded him after the third application. In 1861 General sherman resigned his post commandant of the Louisiana Military Academy and joined the Union army. His first engagement at the battle Bull Run. which resulted in sound six ply licking all concerned. After this battle General Sherman expressed himself upon the conduct the in language that sounded like the Morse tele- graph code and refused participate until war department borrowed a handful of brains After saving the day Shiloh carrying Missionary Ridge and relieving Knoxville, during which he earned several shoulder straps and the cognomen of Uncle Billy" General Sherman began around through Georgia with his army, which lived for a long time green and watermelon pickles and caused great inconvenience to people who got in their way. Soon after the he went abroad and showed the militia effete Europe, which were pretty nearly all feet how to shoulder arms with
 out falling over backward He died in New York in 1891. after celebrating his list birthday.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

sixteen William was sent to West Point, where he was re- ceived with great cordiality by the upper classmen, who thought they recognized a soft mark But as the first attempt to haze William Tecumseh resulted in crippling a large majority of the senior class and causing them to appear on dress parade in plaster of paris casts, the indus try was soon abandoned. Gen. eral Sherman's first warfare was against the Seminole Indians in Florida, where he found it neces- sary to decease several obstrep- erOuS red brethren in order to
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
LITTLE JAMES

Concerning a Gross Violation of the Arizona Child
 Labor Law)
 T see" My Paw "'at tn Legislacher has went an Broke tn Law at it Past last Spring agin Chile Laber an has Emploid Youth under tn age of 16 Yeers old to perform tn Arjous Dooties or Page This crime I understan', brot to tn Atenshun of tn Attorney Generic which As much I deploar it, don't at they is anything at be done about it to this here Page ot tender Yeers from tn Perlous POsiShun in which he has been placed.
 "Tf tn Legislacher was person. furm or Cop perashUn this Poor boy mite be saved but it aint them things. It's a Irresponsible Boddy which aint responsible an aint bound by no Loz which it Passes. In my Offshe Judgment they ant nothin' be done 'cept offer Prars fer tn Safety of this here Doomed Youth.
 truly,
 "G P BULLARD,
 (Which is tn Attorney Generic
 9Th thing about tn Ackshun of tn Legisacher a it Vilates not only Wun but all tn Purpouses O tn Chile Laber Law. Tn Unforchunt Page is only Rep of Skool an Deprived of gittin' Educashun fer a Onnerd an Usefle Life which is of tn ObeX of tn Chile Laber Law but they is also Viated that Pervishun of tn Law which they be Emploid no Chile under tn Age of 16 Yeers old in any place where they is danger Life Linn. I'd about soon have Boy of Mine mkt in tn Wor between tn Burglars an tn Grx an tn Turk to have him in tn Legislacher from what Understan' is tn Feein out there of some of tn Members toards each other "Th' Worser crime of tn Legislacher in hirin' this here Devoted Chile tn Vilashun of Seckshun 4, Chapter 32 of tn Seshun LoZ which at Chile under tn Age of 16 Yeers old shall be Empoid in place ats Injuryous his Morles where they is Goods made for mmorIe Purpouses. If Boy cant work in a Cole Mine a Panin' Mill a Dance Hall he orient to be Subjecked to tn Pers his Helth an Morles by workin in a Legisacher. 'Th Future of this here Poor Boy is very dark. When a Chile glts started on tn Downward Path at that age, they ant Tellin where he's gon' to Land. Like as not he'll Degenerit into a Legislater hissef
 I'm glad I didn't have enuff of Plitticle git James in a Page
 LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

hand me posies where she hands me brickbats now; and some day you'l spurgng, from obscurty emerging, with a bundle in my brooches and wreath upon my brow" Thus, with optimism hearty spake the great and good McCartW and we've gutter a high ahd rich estate; in his need he learned to hustle; he ranks with Pastor Russell Laura Libbey, J. c. Cannon, and the others truly great Thus see, gentle reader that the man who's seceder when he hears the call of Duty, of Fortune seldom fails; like so many earnest thinkers he'll forsake the soup and sinkers a diet rich and gorgeous, princey pies and toasted quaiIs.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

Life has a good circulation manager who looks farther ahead than present possible subscribers Life makes appeal the growing generation by de- clarng that people ought to spend more time in bed Next Life will be informing us that what this country needs is more circuses.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

If the government should take over the tee- phone and telegraph business the Worsey memorial advises the country postmaster would be buster than boy with the chicken pox or a dog with nothing to distract his attention from a million feas.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

A bill has been introduced in eastern legis- lature requiring hunters to red caps that they will not be mistaken for deer and shot. In- stead of this, why not pass a law that only red headed men shall be permitted to hunt?
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
TWIN EVILS

T wish you'd kindly ask your daughter to practice her vocal lessons at other hour?" said the fond mother of the flat above
 What for?" asked the fond mother of the flat below.
 Tt interferes with my sons cornet practice"
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

Not many state legislatures this year will be honored as the Arizona assembly will be tomorrow by the presence of vce-president- elect.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
REASON ENOUGH

(From the Boston Transcript "On what ground do you seek divorce, madam?" "Incompatability. I divorce and my hus- band doesn't"
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

place to sleep; with his mentor,
 Bill McCarney. he relied & of soup and sinkers, but he didn't nope or weep Fortune doubt
 less is a smarty," argued empty
 Luth McCarty. and she hands around her favors in a dippy, dizzy way, but She's bound at last to notice any man who not a goat is, who pursues her still. untiring, chasing her day after day. Though my countenance she's soaking, when she sees I take it joking, shell relent and
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

It speaks well for the forehandedness of loves young dream that people do not have to be urged to do their valentine shopping early
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

The announcement of the suffragettes that they will inaugurate reign of terror in London doubt less that each one will lead her husband through every department store in the city while the white sales are in progress.
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
General w. T. Sherman
By HOWARD L. RAIN

This is the birthday anniversary of General W. T. Sherman, born at Lancaster, Ohio, in 1920. Gen eraI sherman was q of a judge of the supreme court of Ohio. who died leaving honored name and q cornmIemI collection Of deLts- he age of
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

Mount Mckinley is said to be the third highest elevation in the world. But it does fame so much to it's altitude a certain phase of the Doc Cook controversy
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09

The Milwaukee Sentinel criminaly observes, "The messenger from Arizona must have been caught in his Webb"
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
The First Valentine

(Nelle Parker Jones in Lippincotts Magazine)
 Have you ever quite forgotten 1.-the real for sure one that came through the village postoffce directed unmistakably you in boys chirography?
 How your heart jumped into your throat and stayed while you ran into the pariOr and closed door! How your breath made pillar of cloud in which stood by day tried with teeth and chilled fingers to unite the wrapped and beau tiful mystery! For of it beautiful penny genuine valentine list.
 Do you remember how your eyes filled with glad tears through which danced countless pink rose Wreaths and flaming hearts paper embroidered artistictlly enough for a queens coronation robe? And the round, we'll nourshed Cupid, dressed only for February day in the tropics. who stood in the middle distance and aimed love tipped arrows straight you?
 Then, oh the heavenly perfume of musk and Jockey Club arising from the pumpest of blue satin cushions in the right hand corner! How superior to the altar of today!
 And the lifting lines in the foreground! The wonderful rhythmca quatrains and couplets in which love more amazing than you had ever sus- pected was boldly proclaimed in melodous verse
 Has any Be mine dear one!" of later years thrilled you with quite the same unparalleled bliss The rose that blooms June is fine
 So the stars above,
 And you must be my valentine
 For you're the one I love!
 As sure ls the grape grows a vine
 I'm going to have you a valentine,
 And is it not fact that your first impulse was to show the of the family only an edition with the sentimental and piratical printing carefully ex- purgated lest eyes twinkle through lack of sympa- thetic understanding?
 Of course; you didn't know who sent it! Ii might have been Ira C. in the fourth grade be- cause ms father was rich, or Horace F--, upstairs who took home his sled so often after school and it might have been-but at the glorious possi- bility you blush and trembe, but say never a word Oh If It only were from him, At the improbabity of such a miracle, your heart left lodging place in your throat and gravitated swiftly to the shoes upon your feet coming gradually back to a normal position under the influence of baked squash and pink roses, both before you at dinner, served promptly at noon.
 That was many valentines ago, when your hair ribbon larger than you and your cheeks the twenty -hour-kind of rosy; but would vaen- tine of rubes radium thrill you half so ecstatic- ally today?
Arizona republican., 1913-02-09
Luther Mccarthy
By WALT MASON

a year ago McCarty, that huge pugilstic party was so badly up against it that he had
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
LOCAL 6REslTlES.

Dr. L. j Pinney OF Crystal Falls,
formerly If the { & II. staff is visit
ing here.
Or IL ". JOY will leave this week
for Europe where he viii take up post
graduate work. He will be accompan-
led by Charles Gale.
Walter Thomas. brother OF James
Thomas. the well known undertaken
and former Calumet high school
baseball player, will cover third base
one the Michigan Agricultural College
nine this year.
uf the association building.
Friends of George Wahlstrom. the
well known musical director. surpris-
Ell him at his home one evening this
week aud helped him to celebrate the
anniversary Of his birth.
Plans are being formulated for the
organization of a tennis club at the
Calumet Y. VI. G. A. during the COM
ing summer. The old tennis court, adj
Joining the E:lks temple will be plac-
ed in condition aud used.
The annual meeting If the Kcsr-
sarge cricket club Will be held this
evening.
John Semmons and Herbert Harvey
have departed for the west where tles
will locate.
The ladies' OF the Mohawk Catholl.
church will give a big bazaar in the
Sons Of St George hall Mohawk,
saturday. Monday and. Tuetdsy even
ings.
4. c. Sicklea of Cleveland h a visitor
In Calumet.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Common 81
South Kearsarse are the parents of a
sou.
\ son has been born To Mr.. anu
Mrs. Harry Johns, $50 Rockland
street
The Mohawk baseball team vas or
ganized at meeting held recent!
and the organization viii be repro
scented in the new Junior league.
The domestic science exhibit in the
high school Friday afternoon and sat.
urday afternoon and evening promises
20 be very interesting one.
Mrs. J. II. Rhines Of Mohawk is in
Chicago.
Saturday evening the McCabe Bible
class of the Laurium NJ. u, church viii
present al Martins Country Store"
at the Finnish hail, Wolverine, under
the auspices of the Wolverine cricket
club.
The infant son Of Mr. aud Mrs. Leo
Bertrand of Laurum died last night
The Laurjum Owls will give a dane
| ing party in the Laurium bank hall
, Tuesday evening for the benefit Of the
| flood sufferers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
BUTTE VICTIM KNOWN HERE.
One OF Miners Killed IN Accident Yes-
terdaY. Brother OF Cant. Warn,

one OF the victims OF the mine ar-
ton OF which Was made in the Assoc
ciated Press dispatches to The News.
was Frank Warn, brother OF Capt. a.
Warn of Alloue2, and himself former
copper country miner. II is claimed
tho cause Of the accident was not the
breaking OF the cable attached to the
cage ,h3t was reported, but the fact
that the engineer lost control ut his
engine and that rs n result, both cages
dropped into tho shaft. In all i've
miners we're Killed. The accident oc o.
CURED at the Leonard shaft of the
Anaconda
Frank Warn VAS forty-iive years or
1g". . native uf Cornwall England.
ON his arrival in America thirty years
ago. he located in Ontouagon county,
remaining there about seven years and
then moving Ia tho Black Hills dis
trict. Since thcp he made two trips
to South Africa and one journey TO
England. For ~omc time lie had been
located in Butte.
The deceased * survived by a wife
and seven children. also by the fol
lowing brothers and sisters. Capt Alb
solom warn of Allouez. sam Warn If
Butte. James Warn Of Arizona and
Nir:. William Bonds of Virginia. MINI.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
MANY ENTRIES
FOR TOURNEY
Pin SpiIlers Ready for Big Meet
on Cubs Alleys

Entries FOR the big bowling tourna-
incnt which will open at the Cubs al
lcyS Monday evening are coming IN
rapidly and 1t is practically certain
that all of the best known bowlers ana
teams win be entered. Already there
arc ten teams entered for the five
men event. almost twice that number
FOR the three men and doubles and half
q hundred individual entries Entries
viii not close until Sunday evening.
The following fvc-men teams will
he entered: Hansens, Catholic Club,
Teddy Bears. Cubs. Commercials. In
dependents. Elks. Houghton, Hancock.
MohawH and possibly the Salotti team.
Lake Linden may also decide to enter
a team.
Family teams will be the feature ot
the three men competition. the Fisher
brothers. Christensen brothers. Orth
brothers. IIenucs brothers and Han
ucr brothers likely will be entered
In the two man competition many
of the best bowlers in the copper
country will be entered and the indi-
vidual entries will include practically
all Of the bowlcrs entered in the team
events and many others.
Postoffice Team Wins.
The bowling team representing the
Calumet postonicc force won two out
Of three games from tho Tamarack
store team on the Cubs alleys last
evening by the following scores:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
TO EXAMINE APPLICANTS
FOR CITIZENS PAPERS
NATURALIZATION EXAM NJ y
WILL CONDUCT MEETING
HERE SATURDAY..

With a view TO aitire applicants fci
naturalization papers and to expedite"
the examination of Cal,u'dates whose
petitions for final citizenship papers
have been filed. Naturalization Exam
incr Anthony will conduct a school Of
Instruction a, the town hall saturday
evening. y request has been issued
that al candidates whose hearing is
set for June :. bc present rs informa-
ton that will be Invaluable t. petition
RS VIII be conveyed 10 attendants.
Another meeting viii be held at tho
court house AZ Houghton TUESDAY,
April -. to assist petitioners who are
unable to attend the meeting In Calu-
met
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
DISTRICT NO. 2 TEACHERS.
School BOARD Holds Meeting Last
Week TO Mako Appointments,

The board Of education Of district
40. . at recent meeting approved
the appointment of the following
teachers for the ensuing term:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Jibbie Pope.
Must. and drawing Harriet James
Penmanghip----lI Harry Don.
Lake Vicw--Mabcl Johnson, princi-
pal, Ethel wyatt.
Centennial Heights No. Emma
Pearson. principal Hildegarde Stran-
bcrg, Ny rifle Williams, Geraldine Col
liugVuud, Fannie White.
Centennial Heights. No. MARY
White, principal, Flora Erickson, Hell
Ell White. Olive Blight, Mary Dolan,
Alma Ala. Martha Weir. Matte
Brown. Blanche Medland.
Centennial Marguerite Harrington
principal; Mary MacLennan. Flora
Macdonald. Elizabeth MacLay. Ruth
Arnold
Wolyerine-Mnpic Robinson. prin-
opal, Name Doyle, Marion Harper
Cora Davis. olive Dcma. Florence
Davis. Alma Rusko Charlotte Clarke
Fila Bryant.
Hearsarge--IIattie Pope, principal;
Bridget Harrington, Katherine Uar.
rington, Martha Weidenhocfcr. Mari,
Carlson, Isabel MacNab. Ada Polklng-
horne
Copper City--Jessic JacNab. prime
pal; Florence Lang. Alma Iampsa
Bessie Burns, Mamie Oinas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
ZOE THE TURK" COMING.

Adiaisnt Jackson % the salvation
Arm, announces that "Joc the Turk
N,N % in Calumet op May - y and
- Joe the TURK" is one of the most
famous II the worlds cvangclists. hts
methods being decidedly unique. This
VIII be his third visit 60 Calumet, he
"a, Ing come here score Of years age,
and asain just few years sgo. Both
previous visits were very successful
and IL l. expected the same Will be
the case this year.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
COURT NORTH STAR, +. OF A.

All members of Court North star
No. II. Foresters of America are re-
quested to meet at their hall at {
o'clock instead OF the usual hour Sat
urday evening. April 26. SO that bust
ness may be disposed Of before the de-
parture Of the members for Gay to at
tend the Forestic chain meeting. Spe.
cial train leaves Mineral Range depot
at $50 y. m. BY order of.
Thomas VI. Bergman, Il. =
Advertisement ..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
Pontoffice Team.
Tamarack Store.

The postoiilcc team is now anxious
to arrange match with the first Ma
tional bank team Of Calumet Nesotia-
lions may he conducted with Joseph
Kemp, manager.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
TO GIVE CHINESE CONCERT.

A Chinese concert will be given un-
der the auspices of the Centennial NJ
T.. Standard Bearers In the parlors OF
the church Saturday evening at
o'clock. Refreshments will be served
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
REGULAR EXAMtNATIoN.

a regular examination OF applicants
for teachers certificates will be held
at the high school building. Houghtoit.
on Thursday and Friday. April 24-2o,
commencing promptly at $3.50 A. M.
each day
The questions In reading for this
year for all certificates will be based
on The Merchant of Venice" by
Shakespeare.
Adv.-25 WILLIAM BATH,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24

An expert demonstrators is at the
Glass Block Store showing the women
OF Calumet how to save money on
their fuel bill. Every woman will be
interested.
Advertisement. %
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24

DO your work i'm half the time aud
half The effort by using Monarch
Nalleable Rance. now on exhibition az
the Glass Block Store
Advertisement. ~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24

u Is estimated that Canadian recur-
ities are being purchased by foreign
investors at the ratio of more than
$500, 900, 900 per year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
TAKES WALLET:
CASHES CHECK
Police Looking for Preparation
OF Daring Robbery

Police officers are making every ct
fort 10 locate man Who today
cashed a cheek Tor So n Huush,or.
in the hope that mis- apprehension viii
solve rather darms robbers which
occautd Tuesday nisht IN the saloon
cosdugted Ny Amcdc TsmhelhHi on
Firth street This check Was part
Of the contents Of wallet. the total
value " which is about $3.50 s;Ui,L
from Mr. IumucuirL According To-
the iattcrs story he was engaged iu
summing up the DAYS business and
Incidentally counting the money N
this wallet Tuesday evening when
some patrons entered ana he FASTENED
20 give them his attention lie does
not remember whether IN. wallet Wa
leu lying one ore Of the tables or
whether De replaced IL .G his pocket
for business was brisk requiring his
attention until closing M time about
TWO hours later Il Is supposed that
someone picked up the wallet o..
slipped Il ont of Mr. Tambeihnis
pocket while be Was engaged az
something else
Broke into Hunting Lodge.
lyar ksupp,a and August Michael
son, AGED o. and ~ sears. respectively.
re- sid-uts az tEe Trap Rock Valley dis.
trict. were arrested and arraigned be.
fore Justice e. -. Iacfpla Yesterday.
charged with malicious destruction Of
pru2,rty. Complaint was made Jy
george F'Non Of Lake Linden. who al
loEes they broke INTO his hunting
lodge and removed th"rcfrpm a hunt-
ing bag and an axe IN. men admit
tod the allegation. az least in part.
claiming they had gone on iishu.;
nip and We're oycrtaken 10y a storm.
SO they sought shelter in the camp.
one Of them claims he took the axe to
cut holes through the ice intending
to return it later. and the other OK
planned that his lunch bas had broken
aud hc took the hunting bag as a SUBJ
-titUty, intending to return II. The
men were placed under a suspended
thirty DAY sentence to the Houghton
igil. on the condition that they re-
place the missing property and repair
the hunting lodge.
Electric Drill On Head.
Gus ~ CORD was arrested and
brought before Justice Jackola,
hargea with being drunk and disor-
derry lie explained to the court that
le is the victim of peculiar afflic-
.rL that for several weeks there has
been an electric drilling machine
pounding ON the side Of his head
3 me arrest was made by Deputy Chel-
Is.v. The mans friends testified tina
f,r several weeks he has complained
n this drilling machine attacking
'is head but that he has worked
steadily ueverthclAse The court
1piucd that perhaps some Of the
wheels of this mental drilling MA
chine we're out Of gear and sentenced
the man to the Houghton Jail for ten
io,S. lie will be kept under close OBJ
creation and If no Improvement can
be- noted, application will be made FOR
the appointment of a commission to
his mental state.
Pleads Guilty As Charged.
Homer DeMarois, arrested last week
rr . charge Of assault and battery,
having been made By Ed
ord Elliott this morning entered a
plea of guilty IN Justice William Fish
,rs coutt The case was dismissed
upon payment 81 costs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24

There will be a special meeting Of
Stella Rebekah Lodge No. 206 Friday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock to act OH
two invitations.
Eliza Wilson, N. q.
Adv,.24 Jennie Gillies, Sec.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24
TRADE AT

DO You want TO reduce the cost Of
living? Read The News advertise.
ments
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24

WILLIAM BATH,
County School Commissioner
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-24

Homer DeMarois, arrested last week
n . charge Of assault and battery,
having been made by Ed
3arI Elliott this morning entered n
,ca of guilty IN Justice William Fish
rs Coutt The case was dismissed
lpon payment 81 costs.