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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
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Show Brazilian Juneles.

Students oi natural history in par
tiyuIar and the whole public in gen
eral viii be greatly Interested in u
recent product of the motion pie
mrc camera entitled Birds and Ami
W1ls of Brazil
Perhaps 40 country in the world
mot even excepting Africa, is 50 rich ~
ITS variety of fauna as tn" jungles
90 Bra2n. Along the jungle clad shores
~ the great Amazon river, which with
its tributaries extends tor many thon-
sands of miles into the heart of South
America. are found hundreds of birds
Of beautiful phmage, including the
beautiful red and blue parrots ANA the
great macaw.
The Unsles are also the home oil the
Giant boa constructor, the largest ana
most powerful Of tn" snake tamilN.
While the waters of the great river are
literally alive with crccod!les.
The many species Of monkeys III the
trees overhead keep up an lnceSSah'
chatter and i'm the film their antics are
very amusing and supplying any num-
,cr Of laughs. i'm addition to being
ot keen interest 10 every stuoen' ~
the Darwin theory of evolution.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
Produce Novelty Film.

\ distinct novelty in motion PFC
lures IS promised by the Edison com
p1ny for their June schedule IL II
Story entitled while John Bolt slept
Though not a trick" film in the or"n-
nary sense of the world, il contains
many Photographic marvels' amohR
them perfect triple exposure me
story is that of n paralNtic. who' as
De- sleeps. is visited by an angel 'oi-
science who summons him To reN'e"
the events of his past life, Iheh wv
dream figure of the sleeping man ARISES
from the real figure and follows 'hr
angel who shows him how he ropp''
20 poor inventor, wronged the F"unS
minister who tried to improve the aw
tul condition of the tcncments an"
rally drove his own wife from NOM
J" his brutality. A. Conscience "Nc'
Nholms him. he makes restitution '"'
each act, and. as he docs 50. m'r''.'
restores the use at his limbs ht'' Nv
lttI.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
"Broncho Billy" a Pioneer.

Gilbert NJ. Anderson, noted through
.,ui The world as "BrDncho Billy" Of
rrr famous Essanay western produce
uons is one Of the few now active
= icturo personalities. distinguished rs
fl pioncer of the industry. As ma
t.yr of Arkansas and Il typical spcri-
mon of the SHOW me" variety, he has
nom his first recognition in the NOV
I'm. pinture world, when through his
Efforts the first l.000-foot subject was
released, until the present time, he
lgs been recognized as the peer of
western producers.
Years of experience gathered in his
ho, hood as q cowpunchor and horse
man ON the ranges of the west, has
supplied him with that natural free
com and ease which mark every char
a.rer he portrays and his pleasing per
sonaity and cheerful disposition,
prevalent / nall OF his characterize
lions has gained him an imperishahlc
popularity.
Anderson began his remarkable ca
t,cr I'm the picture field about eight
Years ago when with his partner, Geo.
K Spoor the Essanay Film Manutac-
lling Co. was first started. The FIRST
western picture was the product of his
own originality and from that first
picture portrayal of cowboy life the
name of "Rroncho Pill and the EsSa ID
mas has sprung into world wide prom
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
Stroro Crown Feature.

The Message in the Cocnanui,
Two reel Majestic offering 1T the
Crown is film Of an unusual plot.
Dick Ellis is IN lovc with Edith Nor
ten. daughter of a millionaire. Her
father does not approve OF Dick-l"r
ne wants his daughter to marry
count ia the French diplomats SerV-
ice. The girl viii not even listen t."
this. as her heart is given To the Nin-
crican Dick is kidnapped by some
friends Of the count and shanshaied
aboard II vessel bound for the South
Seas.
Edith waits and wdits-but no word
comes from her absent sweetheart
Ter father and the count tell her he
has deserted her.
The ship catches on fire and Dick
swims to shore. the sole survivor. lie
finds himself on "a Cannibal Island. IN
habitcd by cannibals who want to
burn him at the stake But when he
carelessly opens a pocket cigarette
lighter. they show fear and decide II"
must he a white God'-to be treated
with great respect. They make him
their chi,f-and at the head of tn" ar
my. Dick leads his tribe forth Ia vic
tory in many battles.
Rut all the while he longs for the
sight of a white face and prays for the
day when Il ship will carry him bach
home To the girl he loves.
one day he writes a note and seals II
in n cocoanut which he ilings in the
sea. hoping it will be picked MP ny
someone able to read and understand
his MESSAGE.
Several months later. the cocoahu'
is washed up on the beach at Cohe\
Island, ana Dicks plea for help, read
\ shin is sent after the man on th'
Carnibal Island. He arrives home u
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The Grand Offering.

9TH, wonderful statue ~ ~ =
80 :, and THE Mystery of Pine 'f'eN
-, /" constitute the bill NJ '''c
I'D featuring the Pine Creek MY
.,"ny" THE plo, of this thrcc-rrr' MN
!. formed IN a lumber camp '''''"9
- aycn,ng. employees of camp nv
~ The. ~ nv a gray-hearded man
", by a sleepy emu
:, he carries violin w''''n =
I,is only equipment. lie S''NS nv
-" ,aynont and the appearance =" y"
Innnar sortcns the heart OF the ''"e -,
'.',a ueby Nell soon becomes 'he ".
~ Tho hnds into youth among wv.
'''o Surroundings of the camp !,
e'n,no Tree kills her foster ia'"et ~ ~
81, n,, pm agrees to assume the ""''''
of father to her' - sho,ys A
n,,r,,o these years. she SHOWS =
arn,nr 70 study music ana the '''''
or,oor contribute toward h'r -
,' '' ~ - =, eastern conservatory. 0eN
'.on , rears pass and news of News sue
. ,s reaches the camp where ,'e'.,
900 of the woodsmen. lhcN "''
wn','' orc IMPRISONED for murder
Arter four years spent III r" u'o,,,
leone 70 New York an accom-
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Features at ROYAL.

The offering AT the Royal by Man
agcr t.. G. Richards contains the usual
excellent variety with comedy ANA
drama features. "Alkaai lkc's Mother
.n-Law." an Essanay comedy; The
paymaster" a Lubn drama; Putting
Il over Papa" "A Patheplay comedy
and THE Sea Maiden "A Nitagraph
drama. are the subjects.
THE Paymaster" depicts the unsnc-
ccsslul efforts of desperados To secure
a sum of money. shorty Kennedy and
l3nl Watson. notorious eX-conNicts. ap
nlN for work AT the Great Western
Mining company. Unaware Of their
character, the superintendent gives
them employment. Within a week
ihcy are discharged and together, they
,oncoct a scheme To hold up the pay
master Arriving homo too late to de-
post the money in a bank. Carson
paNmastcr, places the money in ms
home for safe keeping. The conNictS
lurc Carson from his home through u
decov ana proceed To rob the mouse
Just rs they are about To succeed, Car
son and a hand of miners arrive.
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plished artist, and makes her home
with Mrs. ogden. In her mail she re-
coives g letter from Big Bill, begging
her ia come To him. rs his days on
earth are numbered. Nell decides al
once ia go That evening. Nell gives
her first public concert and interests
the governor of Florida, who is visit
ing in New York. Three months later
tho governor proposes, but Is refused.
Back i'm the convict camp Dick, who
Is Nolls sweetheart ana Pete plan 10
escape They seize the first opportun-
ity that affords itself and ny holding
up the engineer Of an engine used IN
the camp. make their way out Tho
engine runs out of fuel. aud being
hard pressed they take Ia the woods
ana come upon Rg Bins cabin. Just
before the c0nvicts break INTO the
clearing. Nell leaps from the wagon
and enters the house. when the con-
victs burst open the door there is rec
ognition between Nell ana Dick fol-
lowed ny shame ana horror. AS the
guards from tho convict camp come
IN sight, Pete attempts to leap through
the window. but falls mortally wound
ed. Then he Canfesses dramatically
that ne and not Dick was guilty of IN"
mysterious murder years before The
shock is too much for Big Bili and he
dies.
Nell goes directly To the governors
mansion i'm Tallahassee and after 4
strong scene. secures . pardon for
Dick Armed with the important doc
ument. Nell goes To tho convict camn
and liberates her sweetheart, Dick, 4
poor broken man.
The story closes with beautiful
scene between Nell and Dick, who has
| been justified in thc eyes Of the world
| through tho faithful love of u wonder
/ ful woman.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10

IaHium, Banking Corporation or
ganized under The laws OF thc state of
Michigan of the same place. which said
second mortgage was recorded in the
office Of said Register or Deeds ON the
9TH day Of May, 1871. in Liher 10 OF
Mortgages on page 151, which second
mortgage has been duly assigned by
the said First National Bank of I.aur-
mm to the said Peter Nlaivrle (somc-
times spelled Majcric). 10y an assign
ment dated January Z, 1919, and r.
corded in the Registers Office on Jan
uary 18th. 1913, in Liber 10 of Mort
CAGES on page 3G1 by virtue of which
said mortgage is now owned by the
said Peter Maierle, and
WHEREAS. Default has also been
made n the payment Of money Sc
cured by "A third mortgage dated
March 18th, 1912. made by the said
Molltc Hoganson and Anton Hogan
son, her husband, TO the said Peter
Maierle, which said third mortgase
was recorded i'm the office of said Reg
lister of Deeds on the 10th day Of
March, 1912, in Liber 10 of Mortgages
on pages 235 and 236. which said mort
gage is also now owned by the said
Peter Maierle. and upon which said
three mortgages there is claimed 10 Doe
due at tho date of this notice. for prin-
ripaI and interest. the sum of Seven
hundred Thiry-threc Dollars and one
cent l$13&0n and an attorney fee of
Seyenty-dvo Dollars tS75.00l as pre-
/ vided for i'm said three mortgages, ami
mo suit or proceeding having been in
su,uted at law to recover the debts
now remaining secured by said three
mortgages. or any part thereof each of
said mortgages containing a power OF
sale.
NOW THEREFORE,, Notice is hcrc-
Jay given that hy virtue of The powers
ot sale aforesaid, and of tho defaults
aforesaid, and pursuant To the statute
i'm such cases made and provided. the
said three mortgages viii he fore
closed 10y sale OF the premises There
in described. which premises are the
same in each of said mortgages. at
Irublc auction Go the highest bidder, ot
the front door ot the Court House U
The Village ct lloughton, ia the County
ur Huuehton, Michigan. being the
County u which the premises To boz
sold are situated, upon The 9Th day
of August next at 10 o'clock in uH,
forenoon. which said premises arc de
arrihrd jon each of said MORTGAGES as
follows The West helf CIV. ~ of the
Northeast quartcr CN. T. "a of Sec.
zion Twenty four ca Township forty
scv,n NO North, Of Rance thirty
i've C35) West situated in Covington
Township. Paaga County. Michigan
not included in the right at way OF the
; Chicago. Milwaukee y ST Paul Rail-
way Company, subject Ia the reserva
tious. exceptions and conditions rela
tive To ores and minerals containine
, in au deeds of record through which
SAID first party derives title to said
premises or any part thereof
/ Dated this 18th day Of May, \. u
1913.
PETER MAIERLE.
/ Murtgagee.
LcGendre 4 Driscoll
Attorneys for MORTGAGES and Assignee
e. BUSINESS Address I.smiur'. Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
ROYALTY FALLS
FOR The MOVIES
Crowned Heads Install Miniature
Picture Houses

Inndon. June lO.-King George, fol
lowing the example of the kaiser and
King Alfonso. has ordered minia-
ur, moving picture theater iittcd W
in buckingham place. This was in
.,,red nv visit 10 Albert hall, where
ns saw the film of QUO Nadis. The
l.iscr has had his own movies at
Tofsdam for more than II year. They
were very popular during the wedding
festivities and the guests We're anX-
nus to see themselves on the screen
During King Alfonso's recent visit 10
Paris films were taken and FASTENED
tn Madrid where the queen and her
children saw the portrayal Of the daily
events in the kings trip eighteen hours
after they happened.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
U. S. in Picture Game.

Through the award of contracts i''
several thousand feet of m"'i'h J."
iure films. il became known UNI w
United states government Is enEasc"
In the moving picture business WI y
big scale. The enterprise Is he'he '"'
r."d on by the reclamation scrN''' ~
It's camps in the west, tn Keep w
Workmcn and their families conieh'''
and happy.
According to an official statement W
all the large camps. meeting mars ~
erected and general club Is 'S''''-
hshed, usually under the supcrv..,-..
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May IL 20 p june 3 10 u "A
LulN ] \ ll - ~ Aug. .
MORTGAGE SALE.


MORTGAGE SALE.
WHEREAS. Default has been made
ia the payment OF money secured Joy 90
mortguo dated AUGUST 9. 1910, exc
,utcd hy Anton Hosanson AMI Mollie
iloeanspn. his wife, uf Calumet Town
ship. noughton County. Michigan, 60 j.
bruce Taton Of the same place which
mortgage Was recorded Inv the office ot
The Register of Deeds nf the County of
Huuehtun, Michigan, ON tie nth day
Of August. 1910, in Ldber 10 of Mort
cages on page GO, which mortsago has
been duly assigned 10y said j. Bruce
patton to- Peter Maicrlc sometimes
spcllcd Majcrlc) of the same place, by
an assignment dated January ttb
1919. and recorded in said Registers
Office ON January 18th. 1913, in LiheI
a. Of Mortgages on page 500, by virtue
of which said mortgage is now owned
hv the said Peter Maierle. and
Whereas. Default has also been made
in the payment of money secured ny "a
second MORTGAGE, dated Nav 2Srd,
1911. made 10y the said Mollie Hogan
son To the First National Bank OF
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time To- denounee the count and claim
Edith as his own bride.
-Four other subjects constitute the
program.
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Under New Management.
w II. carr of Chicago arrived today
Ia assume the management of the
Peoples, succeeding G. l.. Oakes who
has resigned Mr.. carr has the dd-
vantage Of long experience in the pie
ture world and many Innovations will
be inaIgurated at this popular house.
"Bedford's Hope" a lOl Bison three
reel feature. and Tier Younger Sis
ter" two-r reel film are the Offering
tonight and Wednesday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10

"i a representative of the Y. NJ G. A.
IN" government furnishes books and
daily papers. ANA likewise provides lee
tnrers and engages lhc services Of 9th
er entertainers Tor the workers. The
hall Is also used Tor dances aud for
other social entertainments
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10

Adriano san Roman. "A farm laborer,
died in Il Berzo, Spain, the other
day. aged IA mourncd 10y a son NS
years old and g. other direct des-
CpudantS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10

The total number of Afro American
males i'm the United states of voting
axe i'm 1910 WAS 2,i59321, or 81 per
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10
PETER NAIERLE,

LcGendre 4 priscoll
Attorneys for Mortgages and Assignee,
Business Address I.s0iurA Mich.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-10

.rGcndrc & Driscoll
Attorneys for MortgaCoC.
business address:
Iaurium. Michigan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
Special Nugget Service.

COLON. Nov. 1.-The first serious break occurred in the Panama canal today when about six hundred yards of the bank alsng the upper side of the ditch above the Mirafores dam slid into the water. Immediately the wa ters of the canal began to wash through the breech made In the bank and to overflow the surrounding coun- try. Several miles of low land were inundated before the break was closed with sand bags and 1t Is estimated that the water in the canal was lowered several feet by the outflow before the engineers succeeded in stopping it.
 These breaks were to be expected from time to time and the officers in charge of the work still going on on big ditch do not apprehcnd any seri- ous damage nd were fully prepared to take care of the break. There are emergency stations all along the canal for the purpose of watching for the
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Npeeial Nugget Service.

pseial Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Nov. l.--The report of the recent powder explosion on the battlcship New Jersey. in which three men in the after super imposed eight inch turrent were badly burned has reached the navy department. The first report that q powder charge had exploded in the turret was an error as the flame which burned the men at the breech of the gun was nothing more than what is known as a fiareback and was caused hy the gas from the last discharge blowing hack into the turret and becoming ignited by contact with the uxigcn in the air.
 This created the fla sh of flame which burned the sailors. Had there been a charge in the turret at the time this flame blew back there might have been a serious accident. AS it was no dam age was done other than the burning of the men. The most serious part of the accident was that a number of pieces of waste took fire and these 'h"pp"d down through the ammunition
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
WILL IMPORT LUMBER.

When asked today what use he was going to put the Silver Wave to W. J. Rowe said he was going into the transportation business to the extent of handling his own lumber and other supplies. He has already purchased , large sailing schooner on the outside and will fit the Silver Wave up with .i powerful engine in order to use her in towing the schooner
 Mir Rowe figures that by thus bring ing in his own supplies he will b. able to greatly reduce the price of lum- Der in Nome
 The Silver Wave will make n trip out as soon ns ayigation opens in the spring and will tow the schooner in. both loaded with lumber.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
POOR OLD WALL STREET. Special Nugget SsrvieA

NEW YORK. Nov. IA prominent broker today bewailed the lost glOries of Wall street He said that Wall street was once a career which any man might be glad to follow with safe ty and profit. Now with suspicious clients. high priced lawyers and tn" income tax the brokers find 1t hard t. cope with the adverse conditiones
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
RECORDS
Proofs of Labor.

Anton H. Anderson, Dec. 31. 1913.
 No. r bench on Dry creek. Anton Johnson.
 No. F below on Dry crek, Anton II Anderson and John Anderson. Dec. 3, l913
 Bonanza association, Anton II. An derson, Dec. 3i, 1913.
 Four Flushcr and seven other claims John Irwin and Robert Redmund, Dec 3l, 1913
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GOVERNMENT TO
 RESTORE ANIMALS

and nine female buffalo to the pre- serve. There was danger of an epidemic or Texas cattle fever. and the buffalo were confined in d pasture of nearly 10000 acres, surrounded by wire fence ninety inches in height.
 Despite all preca utions fever reach. ed the herd and two animals died. Warden Rush redoubled his efforts and finally stamped out the fever The herd has increased to forty fine full blooded specimens
 Dr. William T. Hornaday, the noted naturalist, predicts that by 1918 the herd will number a hundred
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
NEWS NOTES

Tonight the hospttaptc r:agics win give their good bye bah to those who are going out for the winter. Judg ing from the appreciation which has of Eagles hall and the good time which seems to attend any function engineered by the Aerie there will h. 0 large attendance at this dane" which will be tie last chance | good many will have to meet so many good friends and to enjoy such c"necnnl evening.
 A full orch"strt w;ll h" iu attend ance.
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SAILORS SAVE
 A BATTLESH|P

hoist into the handling room directly outside of the maga azines.
 It is thought that the navy depart ment will award medals to Gunncr's 2 Mate Johnson and Seaman O'Farrcl who were in the magazine when these hts of burning waste dropped below These men saw that . serious explo- sion was Imminent and instead of de- sorting their posts they calmly closed tine door of the powder magazine, shut ting themselves in. They knew that Tn eases of this kind the orders were o open the sea valves and flood the mnaazine and that if this was done they owuld be drowned like rats for Cn,e icy had closed the door ihcrc would he no escape. That the men were not drowned Is due to the fac: that the man whose duty it was to open the valves forgot to do SO. but their bravery will receive the recogni- ton of the department.
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NOTICE.

All persons who have registered their names for passage on the revenue Cutter Bear. are hereby notified to go abroad Monday. November 3. 1913. at 10 q. m. o'clock.
 No liquor will be allowed. Go aboard at Sesnon dock. By order
 RELIEF COMMITTEE Nome. Alaska, Nov. 1. 1913.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
Special Nugget ssrvioe.

SP0S'e' 'NebbSh eVSNsS~s
 FORT SILL. Okla, Oct. 3l.-In the Wichita national game preserve, ten [" iiftrn miles west of Fort Sill. the l'nit"d states government has under taken 10 restore and perpetuatc the useful wild game animals and the wild game birds that abounded in tn" southwest In frontier days.
 This was the natural range of the buffalo. tn" elk. the deer and the antelope. All have been brought back [" the preserve. which contains near lN ,U,000 acres. Frank Rush, an cx- pcrienced pla insman. is warden of the preserve.
 In March. 1905, the New York Zoo logical Society sent herd of six male
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WEATHER REPORT.

October 3l, 1913. Temperature--Max 36 mini mum, "A. I,nrometer-29.O9 inches Wcather--Cloudy. Wind-N.. 12 miles per hour. maxi mum 2 miles per hour.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
NOTICE.

We. the teamsters of Nome. hereby give notice to the John ]. Sesnon Co
 and to the public of Nome that on an.l after November 1st, 1913. the price nl
 delivering bulk coal per ton from tn,
 Sesnon coal yard to any place within
 the city limits except Belmont Point
 sidewalk delivery. will be $50. The price of delivery of sack coal
 however. will not be changed but will
 remain at the present standard of $l
 per ton. / JAMES McALLlSTER, J. A. McDONOUGH. JOHN STONEHOTSE. W .J. ROWE,
 GEORGE GOODEN, HARRY NASH. =.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01

Halloween passed off vii lih"ut mucn fin the way of riot and noise last night, The usual small boy pulled off his usual harmless tricks and somebody got the bell on string. Hut altogether tn" evening was peaceful and mo casualties were repotred.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01

koEla "i "Wednesday afternoon Nh rmt'r, sting program both mnstcal an | literary was carricd out. Tn" club loses on" If it's most faithful and NAl- 3"d m"mh.rS on Mrs. Murnr's d"par-
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01

That was not an American Eagle federal courthouse at an early hour this morning. Neither was it an hal Inclination brought un h; the libations If Halloween. Som" hoys had hung dead s"agrIl th"r" That was all. brother.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-11-01
NOTICE.

All persons who have been injured by the late tidal storm. or who are financially embarrassed. and wish to get free transportation to the outside are requested to call at the city clerks office and register their names.
 By order
 RELIEF COMMITTEE. Nome. Alaska, Oct. 13, 1913.