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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
MISS BATES HERE THURSDAY.
Frohman Sending Great Star Here IN
The Witness for the Defense"

Miss Blanche Bates, whose rapi
rise from obscurity in san Fran
cisco stock company To fame as Il
New York star. set the theatrical
world agog, viii appear at the krr-
rcdec theater Thursday. playing ~
Calumet the previous evening, This
will be Miss Bates FIRST appearances
here. Charles t'rohman will present
Miss Bates i'm \. T.. w. Mason's four
act play, The Witness for the De-
Tense" This powerful play was one
of the conspicuous successes recently
i'm London. The author has a vogue
as Il novelist and as playwright, an"
The play. as a highly probable hui
man episode, was chosen 10y sir
George Alexander to commemorate
tie twentieth anniversary of his fash-
ionable theater. the ST. James, IN
London.
over here Mr.. Mason is known prin-
ripally as the author of the novel;
"rhe Broken Road" The only other
Mason plays seen in this country nave
been Miranda of the Balcony III
which Mrs. I'iske appeared ana
Green stockings" in which Margaret
Anglm WAS seen.
"Thc Witness for the Defense
Miss Bates new medium, tells the
story of a woman who has murd'r'd
her husband in helf defense th.n
,ater seeks to hide her deed ana l's
consequences from n young soldier
-. hmm she is about to marry. Inc
situations are tense ana thrl''"7 "''"
Miss Rates range of cmotiohai eN-
nression will. IL is thought be put u"
IN, highest test. The scenes al '"e
MAY show contrasting glimpseS III
tshlinp's India and the quiet SUBSIDY
of rural England.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
An Outline of the Work of
Forty-Seventh Legislature
Paper by Rep A. e. r. chynoeh
fore the Calumet Wonsns Club

I ces. This amendment was adopted
by vote of the people ana during the
session there was passed bin pro-
viding the machinery for the recall.
/ Stated briefly. hereafter upon the pc.
tition of 20 per cent of the number
Of electors who voted at the last pre-
codlng election for the Office of gov
ernor i'm their respective electoral
districts, the question Of recalling any
officer except Judges of courts of re-
cord will be submitted 10 the vote Of
the people.
;. The bill providing method of
having recounts of the votes ON con-
doubtedly grew out of unsatisfactory
siitutional amendments This UNI
| 6oubtedly grew out OF unsatisfactory
way in which the votes were counted
/ in the woman's suffrage question las.
/ November.
6. Bills intended to place the scirc .
| ton of state and national committee
men of the various political parties
more directly in the hands Of tho
voters.
:. The equal suffrage constitutional
amendment which was submitted to
the people by the Legislature ana de-
! feated In the spring election.
Under subdivision Cb), measures
designed 10 give the people more d.
rect control over the enactment of
laws may I've mentioned the following,
constitutional amendments which
were submitted To the people at the
spring election and carried:
/. Tho initiative ON constitutional
amendments. This provided thar
! whenever 10 per cent OF the qualified
electors voting for governor at the
! last preceding election shall fllc a pc
tition with the secretary of state pro-
posing an amendment to the oousti-
tuition, the same must DE submitted
| 10 the vote Of the pcopl" lt the next
regular election and if approved h>
Il majority Of the yoters voting there
on, the amendment takes effect
>. The initiative and referendum
On legislative matters. lnder this
amendment the procedure in initiating
! legislation is about as follows \ pc
tition signed by at least s per cent of
the legal voters of the state. setting
forth IT. full the proposed measure
must be fled with the secretary Cf
state at least 10 days before any ses-
sion of the Legislature. This is trans
mittod to the Legislature. Thc lceis-
l1ture must either enact or reject ,ho
propose law within 40 days If the
Legislature rejects it, the secretary Of
state must submit the proposed law
80 the people for approval or reie'-
ton at the next general election.
The referendum amendment pro-
Nides that at any time within 90
Gays after the final adjournment of
the legislature a petition signed Joy
per cent Of the qualified voters may
he filed with the secretary % state
asking that any act or part of any
act of the Legislature be submitted II
the electors for approval or rejection
and thereupon the secretary Of state
must submit the act at the next gen
eral election and such act shall not
go into effect until approved by q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

majority Of the electors voting there
on.
No act initiated or adopted by tho
people Is subject 90 the veto power
Of the governor.
The basic argument I'm favor of all
measure embraced I'm thc foregpinF
general classification Is The theory
that representative government as
Varied out heretofore has nos prov en-
better results car
DE obtained boy direct action by The
people han can De obtained by tho
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
Hancock Department
FIRST TIME IN
COPPER COUNTRY
prince of PiIsen" will Be Here
May 26 and II

william Roddy. advance agent fol
.rn, prince of Pilsen' which will play
oi the Calumet theater May 26 and al
,,. kerredge In Hancock May - was
a, Hancock this morning Mr.. ROddy
..r.p.l his engagement with the Hen
-, a. Savage company with the
prince of Pilsen" eleven years ago and
4. sin On the road with that piece, al
,bopph for the three years That the
r,ay was not produced. Mr. Roddy was
with another attraction.
~rbe Prince of Pilscn" will come Ia
calumet after playing through Mime
s,,, md Wisconsin towns. The play
las nal a great run on the coast and
through the Canadian northwest ac-
cording to Mr.. ROddy, and it comes to
rho copper country for it's first APP
p,grunce here. The play has never
bscu produced in the upper peninsula
farther north than Menominec i'm spite
If ,hr impression that seems To exist
tiar il played in the copper country.
The story of "rhe Prince of Pilsen
fakes Players and audience To- Nice
mripr the Carnival of Flowers. The
rete is al its height, when the props
,iator of the Hotel lnteinationale
lsgus that the Prince of pilsen," who
ie travelling ncognito is a prospective
visitor md may be expected to arrive
"a any time. With an eve to the main
chance the Boniface spreads the news
and prepares to receive the guest with
thc pomp and circumstance betting
the prince.
II happens that Hans Wagner n
brewer from Cincinnati, T.. s. ~, ac-
companied by his daughter is on his
way ~ Nice to meet his son. who Is n
lieutenant ON an American ship visit
inc that port. on debarking from the
train. Wagner is mistaken for the
Prince by the leader of the band, ana
music. flowers ana much homage well
come him to the Riviera. The brewer,
much amazed at his reception at first
protests hut at length concludes that
the popular acclaim for the Prince
Of llIStn rs que 10 the lTtSllSt ~
his brand of Pilscn beer. when the
real prince dashine student from
Hcdrlburg, arrives with his suite, he
IS not only ignored. but even finds
tinicultv in securing accommodations
Al the hotel He is told that the
Prince of Pilsen's presence at the hos
tolry leaves little room or time FOR en-
tcrtaiuing others. He decides not to
disclose his identity but To await a
favorable opportunity for exposing the
imposlor However, he happens To
meet Nellie Wagner. the brewers
ddugh en- aud IA minutes conversation
with her is enough to show him that
;hc Americans are innocent of any
part I'm the deception-that the situa-
ton has been forced upon them. In
full enjoyment of the affair he re-
mains commoner and permits tic
bluude. ing brewer to involve them both
in series of ludicrous situations but
falling in love with Nellie, the real
prince finally declares himself, ana
happily ends the complications.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
Young Looking People Are
In Constant Demand
Everywhere

Competition is keen. You can't hold
down the Big Jobs If YOU are suspected
OF being a Back Number"
You cant expect 10 be a successful
wage.earner, man or woman, ii YOU are
old looking, but whether you work OF
not, you owe it today to Yourself and
family 10 keep looking young.
Get u bottle OF Hays Hair Health
today. 1t solves the grey hair prob
lem for every man and woman. young
or Old II brings back the full. rich
natural color OF the hair-restores ii
For sale and recommended by
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
IF YOU HAVE GREY HAIR
YOUR ABILITY IS DOUBTED

TO its natural color Immediately.
Don't waste time with substitutes,
there's only one. HAYS Hair Health,
used by thousands with absolute salts
faction Tor twenty years Druggists
have sold Hays Hair Health so long to
80 many satisfied people everywhere
who come back again for it and won't
use any other. that they are perfectly
willing to guarantee it and give your
money back if it's not satisfactory
after a fair trial
Free: Sign this adv. and take II TO the
following druggists and get a 50c bot
tie OF Hays Hair Health and a 25c
cake of Harlina Soap for soc. or 800
bottle of Hays Hair Health and two
2jc. cakes OF Ilarlna Soap Free, for 81.
VASTBlNpER G. READ.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
COUNCIL HOLDS
QUIET SESSION
Annual Appropriation Bill Is Dis.
cussed BY Committee

The Hancock city council met sat
urday night in executive session and
went over the proposed budget for the
next year with the finance committee.
While the council did not make its
Proceedings public it is understood
that II win not show an increase over
last years total which Was $1,000.
The bin will he submitted To the city
council at It's regular meeting We'd
nesday night
The council this year has devised
a plan by which the ovcrdrawing OF
funds may he avoided. Formerly the
council has merely voted so much
money To the different funds and per-
mitted 1t 10 be usd rs was required
This generally meant q deficit at the
end of the year This year the money
will be allotted 10 different months.
ond that system will be- followed. By
this means it is hoped to save the city
from falling behind In its work
through u too lavish expenditure of
the money CtllN IN the year
Board of Review Meets.
The city board of review consisting
of the mayor, city attorney, and the
-four supervisors met this morning at
9 o'clock in the city hail To hear com
plants about assessments. There
seems to be an impression That some
member of the state tax commission
must attend this meeting. Under the
Row law which will go into effect on
August u, Il member of the commits
sion must visit each county during
the three years following hut he will
not come 10 Hancock particularly.
Last Day for Discount.
Tomorrow will be the last day ON
which water bills can be paid ana the
ten per cent discount allowed. Tho
payments to date on water bills have
been about normal.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
LEAGUE ANNIVERSARY.

The anniversary services in COM
Of the founding of the Epworth lea
cue were held last evening at the
Hancock NJ, T. church. The feature
of the observance was an address by
Eoy. crosby on Youth and the Twen-
ucth Century" a Mothers Day pro-
gram was presented at this church in
the morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

Klneshridgc hotel, the Bronx New
York. Is to he demolished To i''aS''
way for ball park Hote! was heau :
on,rters of George Washington IN
t-.t
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

The International commission for
scientific aeronautics will hold its
next iricnnial meeting i'm 1915. in
London.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

There are $4,000 boats engaged IN
rri,ish fisheries, employing over loo'-
OOO men and boys.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

ANIMAL revenue of United states
moving picture theaterS Is es'''"''e'
az $2O0,O00.00O.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

A motor tank boat is brins built
in Germany for the STANDARD oil COM
nanN. with q capncitN nf 10000 tons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19
& M ? l. OY E s
Calumet q f1ecla M ng Co

Who wish 70 sell their houses or buy
houses on Co. Lard; Who hav. rooms
to rent or who wish to rent rooms, are
invited TO advertise IN this column
without sny expense.
fuk SALE ,-room house aue coal
shed So. 1851, corner nth AND Pine
ST.. Yellow Jacket.
FOR RENT-Four rooms. aii CaIedo-
ui,t 81
FOR SALE-Eight room house, 32l2
Ridge 81.
FOR sALE-Fi,e room house 2oI6
Calumet Ave
FOR RENT-SiX room house, No.
FRANKLIN 81 Florida
FOR SAI.E-Ia5a HccH ST., Hecla
Good seven room house with. stone
foundation. Cement cellar Goud bar
gain IF taken at once. III
FOR SALE-Six room house. rock
foundation. 2Glo Liberty ST.
FOR SALE-Nine room house with
bath room stone foundation, steam
heat. electric light and hardwood
floors downstairs, large attic also
Front and back stairs Terms reason
able Apply 1903 School ~
FOR SALE-Five room house, So
Albion.
FOR sALE-l3 room house 1902
Iaurium 81
FOR SALE II room house. Apply
300 Eocklaud st.
FOR SALE-Flyc room. house No 427
Caledonia 81, two houses from car
line az "a bargain.
FOR SALE 3sl2 Temple -. Apply
at the mousse
Observation-Disclosures, 1857 Wedge
ST. Calumet
FOR RENT Four rooms 4261 Corr
1lth and Pine SITS.
FOR SAIE-9 room house. summer
Kitchen coal shed, barn room for A..
horses. ctr Apply 1908 Heca St.
HccIo a $500 house for $1,000.
FOR SALE room house. $3.50 Ridge
81.
FOR SAI.E-Eieht room house 100
Waterworks 81.
FOR SALE room house. No 1891
behind Calumet dam. Inquire at
premises.
For SALE House No. 451, Gale
donia 81 Albion.
FOR SALE-Six room house 1924
Laurium st.
For SALE-Elght room house, No.
$40 Caledonia ST. Particulars at
Wickstrom & Co.'S store Pine st.
FOR SALE-Siv room house, No &0ii
Swedet"Wu road. Apply On premises
FOR SALE-9 room house, modern
conveuiences, steam heat good
foundation and plumbing. Apply $50
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

Continued on 4th Page, 5th Column.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

Who wish 20 sell their houses or buy
houses on Co Lard; who hav. rooms
to rent or who wish to rent rooms, are
invited to advertise in this column
without any expense.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-19

FOR sAI.s-12 room house 1902
IH9rium -.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

profitable as With the nail erAss
houses II the eitie&-NoEth Fork
Times
VIM. Jaw Bryan received eSse bssks
last rhsrsasy At LssshsrG Va, fss
speaking At the county fair. fAses
more nsaey thaa - esslA naks u .
week in Washi.Gtsa, D. c. Lnsky
ANg. g.-DeAe9se Nsv Era
A Dehse.s sisi tsaA . ysaaG nea
she vsalAnt nany hin sstil - ~
done sa.etAi.g hssve. He sEarasA {,
court the Gisi nsst dsss s.A - seat
him vesd the ssessA nigAt tAat he
WAS tie bssvsst aaa sAs had ever
met -DsBeqse Nsv Ef,.
Mr.. and Ars J. r. Mccoy and faAi-
ly left Saturday fer Glel vosa Springs
where they will reaaia for the water.
Mr.. Mccoy and Beatrice drove dowa
Saturday in taeir auto, Ms. Mccoy
aand Bert going on the train. Jerome
French accompanied them.-Avon Cor
respondent Eagle County News.
The actual distance between tn"
towns is only W niles. The govern
ment is forced to carry the nail by
rail over nearly . thousand miles At
rates for the aetasl distance apart Of
of the towns The rate 10 via Dsraaso,
Colorado, to Antoaito, Csiossds, 10
Santa Fe, New Asxiee, to 0allsr.
The shake-sp at ths nill Faissl bob
With the Marble band. Absst oas-thisd
Of the membeFsAip was lost in tAs
transaction, whieh pats Ssits . esinp
In the organization. Nsyhs, later on.
when the mill begins to pat mere nea
on, the band can be recruited to its
former standing, but, just 1t present,
there ism t much Of . band left
Marble Booster.
The Grand Valley Oil company il
drilling every day about miles west
sf town. The hole was started last
Tuesday afternoon by Dfiller Marshall
and on Wednesday it was down 80
feet. The Colorado Springs company
expect to get down to the oil sand
within 90 days. Two shifts are being
worked at the well.-DeBeqse New
IRA.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
UoUUUun1 ~ ct.

-
C,latss1baA ~ 81 - - Asys
naas tAsk sDpslRsass = 1ne0s Hash
wieAin ~ ~ fsw wssls a.a ~ -
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ass ssskiag - iatssaees sAsss Hsv
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The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
CAUSES q nAlv EAlluaEs
oa1sosse - oDso = 9xDoasso -
oAeaoo0oao &C., - oeoooao -
oDooo - 9ao0oRu1o1

n uiine1s slaa1sa eivss ansaG
- ssssss - aallufo - ~ Dsu1tFy
bssinsss ~ fsslowiAg:
DaAsavosi16 70 ksso ~ Daay
fowh whsrs roo0 1se 80 ealy ean
- Obtained, tAat y sssinG h sx-
psnsss By cheaDeainS sest Il houses
and space.
Buying fowls froa othsr farms and
thus bringing disease and hcs into
he hocks.
Overfeeding. the fowls being sap
Piled with greater abundance under
the supposltioa, the more Ted the
more eggs.
Cold draaghts over tie fowls at
night with . view to supplying fresh
air, when the Temperature b low.
Wasting time with sick fowis. In
steaA of destroying al birds that can
not b cured quickly.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
FARM
e0()c(KY
gIAaT ueouCMy oueanul
on1o1a ~ oAss1D - = 0sonsaAn
- osooD - 49, AAao191 =
0mdo lAnn1A

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DssA1sy - . baa1naO = - - -
brss1 aAA01s1 - - lnan111V. -
s1eck - vt1A - nsoo1 - a1plH 4
savs ~ Res1asY Ss9s1al Hssasaak
" sn1ss0 ~ ~ Gnno0 q - -
~ in1nsasy - . lssus euAao1 4 -
osst - 0aa1aatasoA ~ - oAAaG.
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seos . 0Aa who enhns - ~ baal-
aeas Sse Dasassro slAaa sossee1s DssA
bsttef tAaA ~ ~ ~ Osas lnAo
\ ~ Darooy ~ 0soa9 4 bs1nO -.
0oeeaes u -this bnaloAao Gsmas aaoO
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
DOUl1M NOlK

Pskias Nv froa 10 to Ito egss
. ysar.
Fsrcsas ssr ssss est se ssasea =
s.Seu1kahas.
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And mandy 70 slsSsc;'sAz sd - : sflA~k
~ o1nnA =
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The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

h. n nust - bsllt -. Il requires
Dat1soes. bst vtsa oueeess Aoes so0s
everything aftse tAak = easy sAA tAa
Droots ars eoe1.
To The naA who Wishes 70 enter tAe
poultry bustasos at . snail sxDsass.
I would advise stocking VIII . aoesa
heas oe some eool brosl- Il y not
ven TO try to - TO- nscA until tAs
bsginnsr has learned how 70 naks .
snail sock pay. have ~ vsey
0oel sacosss II OsttiAg sess iron N
Asas au ~ ysar Fsanl. hatch -
ehteAs - early - Dossfbss ia ~
sDrinG Ths bsse o0s - nashs9
sAishs = vAsa ~ vslgA abest tve
Ds1a1s 80 1svis ~ bs1ses nsse1ng.
] ~ 4 Drs0eabao - DaFest eQDs
vAsso ~ 01se - O1asaa1sea aFssA.
wes31nG - . Ooo1 tsaAo ~ ~ ~
1oso q . ~ Dsasa
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
.nA ~ - |

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- ~ Hsssaaag - 1n1s q
II sbsc,bs the taMassr 4 Aslssv neNA6
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lG1nk aAlG VDs -
'oonnneuS I SssDae sss1
tpAng = ~ 6snoolfs
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The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

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fssesd the esssty s4Seials - in0nD
sAsir valves anA to 6AA asw pos
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is4lnssG-fnshls CAise1aia.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13

N psssfskntsss = IL parcel -
80 - 49, 4 Asnse yin never -
= 49, seesNA = = 49, savas1aGe
|sf - sayh6;sp6n:se = Une,s 9aAA
s sslpq A. = = s,ahs -
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The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
HBg BgaI1eBHs9
8ABINEl9
!El.!:|

hoo1 q tnsou11o4 0ng1A.
n . osso ssarf q A0sa = hsa0 - ~
40 eva - bssgAt haasl1s t1a2 wsa-
On0eo H. dAy.
We A4as ths warn pssa1ag - ssaseAfsa
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-13
a rev F,s.. o,sMes.

- - O0CO0Q 70 p008k " IOO0 V0IOSs
y Iess expensive In most places. and
~ sAat It ID canned in ssch satisfac
togy ways, can BE- placed o. the table
= a10ost any season, latitude OF long
tenAo. Where the fresh nsh 10 obtain.
aAse. tAs dishes one may prepare are
aany moro, Of course. Fish caught
- cooked the same day are not te
~ nsat3ooed in the same class n
eaa1sa nsh. But for the lees favorec
~ eaaned variety IL . great boon.
oo1Moa, With Poas-Nake . l0aI
q salAoa. steam Il IN . long breat
-, turn oat on . platter and garnisf
VIII . sauce Of green peas. II tn
eaanea ones are used. thicker tn
eoaee with . few Of the Deas pa
tAFoagA . sieve. to make grees
sanee.
Another form Of the some dish b
DeeDarsA thus: Fake . can Of sal
noa (there should b three-fo1rths q
. caD oe tAs salnoa). season with salt
saysans and two tsaspo9nfuls a lsa
- 111se: ~ . caD q tA3ek Whit
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