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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24

WALTER ]. WOLF. dealer-Rebuilt typewriters
Of all descriptions; expert repairing; typewrit-
ers inspected and rented; ribbons for all
chimes; carbon papers and office supplies. 307
Bush ST.; phone Douglas 4113
We sell at So month standard rebuilt Remng-
tons No. and Smith Premiers No. O. guaran-
teed. ALEXANDER'S 512 Market st.
OAKLAND Typewriter Exchange. 1435 Broadway.
oakland. dealers in all makes Of typewriters.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
LOST AND FOuNn

LOS1-In San Rafael. between West End and con
cent. carred ivory rosary beads feolored pink
$ith silver chain and crucfx. Notify B. TAY-
L0R box 402 San Rafael. and receive reward
LLEWELLYN setter black and white sol Mount
Vernon s~-. Inglesfde.
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WESTERN MACHINERY CO.,

MACHTNERY-SECOND HAND-MACHTNERY
We have the largest stock Of Al SECOND
HAND REBUILT MACHINERY on the coast. and
can furnish complete equipment for iron or
wood working plant. such LATHES. DRILL
PRESSES, SHAPERS. planners. MILLING Ma
CHIMES, BORING MILLS. POWER HACK
SAW TABLES, STICKERS. planners, JOINT
ERS BAND SAWS SWING SAWS PULLEY
STYLE MACHINES, BAND RESAWS. TURNING
LATHE. BORING MACHINE. SHAPERS. ETC.
BOILERS. STEAM AND GASOLINE ENGINES.
PUMPS MINE HOSTS. d. G. d. ID. HOSTING
ENGINES, ROCK CRUSHERS, CONCRETE MIX
ERS CONvEYOR BUCKETS. ROCK DRILLS,
Wooden, iron and steel pulleys. rubber and
leather betting. hangers, boxes shafting, COUP
linxs In all Sizes
WESTERN MACHINERY CO..
kth and Brannan SITS,
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TREATMENT
BUSINESS PERSONALS
Hair Actually Restored

tory. bellevue Medical College. after many
years study and practice IN Germany snd the
United States. Is devoting his knowledge and
skill exclusively TO the bacteria causing loss of
the hair. By mcroscopical and meteorological
examination can be determined the exact specie
of bacteria present indicating the treatment re-
quired in each individual Of falling hair,
splitting ends and other disorders. Office hours
IL O.. m. TO $50 p. N. 700-l-S-5 Call bldg,
Sd and Market rts.. San Francisco Cal
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FURNITURE WANTED

Z. VINCENT, auctioneer, COL McAllister IT; tel
Home S34O4, Park 10o6-Pays the highest pxice
1ss furniahsd hsusss. hats. ETC.: sDst eash-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES.
Subject of lesson sermon:

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Van Ness
av and Sacramento ST., VIM. Kirk Guthrie.
D. D. ninister-Prof. Charles g. Paterson
viii preach at IL a. m, "CABEB THE
FAITHFUL" 7:30 p. m, Rev. Alvin f. Mag
ary South Orange n. J.. will preach. WHY
DID THE PRODIGAL LEAVE HoME?'' 9:45
q m bible school 20 a. m, mems bible
class: $50 D. m, Christian Endeavor; Wednes-
day p. M. prayer meeting. YOU ARE
WELCOME.
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CHURCH SERVICES
Continues

CHURCH SERVICES
Continues
GRACE Methodist Episcopal church. corner OF
2lst and Capp sts.: Rev. John Stephens. d. D.,
pastor-Services at IL a.. m. aud I.45 p m
The pastor will preach In the morning on The
Souls Safekeeping' and in the evening on
Spiritual Reactions Good music by chorus
choir. This is a peoples church. Seats free
Take Mission or Valencia cars to 21st st.
HAMILTON SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Post T,, st between Flimore . .na Sron steiner.
9:45. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
H. REV. A. C. BANE. ID. D.
Z, YOUNG PEOPLE.
s:45 THE UPLIFTED SERPENT.
A CHRISTIAN WELCOME FOR ALL
NEW JERUSALEM (Swedenborgian), 0'Farrell
IT. bet. Webster and Fillmore; Rev. j. $
David-11 a. M. THE Ten Virgins Special
meeting at close of service. Reading room
and library free to all. Hours to ~ every
week day
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GRACE PRo-CATHEDRAL. cor. Taylor and Sac
ramento sts one block from Fairmont Hotel.
VIM Ford Nichols d. D.. bishop: J. Wilmer
Gresham B. D.. doan-Sunday services fol-
lows: a. m. holy communion; 9:45 q. m.
sunday school; IL a. m. Morning service. with
sermon by the bishop 4-30 O'Clock. vesper
service with address by the curafe. Week day
services: Holy communion. Wednesday. at 10
q m You are heartily invited TO these serv
ces The Pro Cathedral is within easy reach
~ oil downtown hotels.
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TYPEWRITERS AND SUPPLIES

T.. . : . =
Every machine fully guaranteed for year.
All makes of wide and extra wide machines.
Terms S5 cash and SIS per month.
Machines shipped subject to approval
New price list Of all makes sent free upon re
quest.
Retail department,
WHOLESALE TYPEWRITER COMPANY.
81 Montgomery 1t.
Phone Douglas 143
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r-rpsT UNITARIAN CHURCH.
flhS1 Franklin and Geary SITS.
Rev C. s. S. Dutton, minister. Church opens
September Z -, IN M baoins An
Pilgrim SUNDAY se"' ~ " '
gust :; g1-stberick. organist and choir director.
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LUMBER, PLUMBING GOODS. ELECTRICAL
MATERIAL.
sYMoN BROTHERS. wREcKERs.

A dollar saved is q dollar earned. QUALITY
and PRICE are the interesting features to the
lumber yard at 11th and Market, comprising 5
acres; contains anything in dimension stock.
Rough T. q G. Flooring. Ceiling, Rustic. ETC..
Corr. Iron like new at 509s saving. Car lots for
special prices. Other material at 1879 Market
st. yard, doors, sash, plumbing goods Electrical
material, Ready Roofing, a high grade material
at lowest price; chicken netting nails and every
thing to save you money. Correspondence to
main office 1919 Market st
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ROOMS TO LET
FURNySHED AND UNFURNISHED
CALIFORNIA ST.. $50. near Kearny-Lerge fur
nished room. hot water. bath, closet. IS mo
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24

CALVARY Presbyterian church. Jackson and
Fillmore sts phone Fillmore BOON Morning
service at II O'Clock; evening service at 7:45
o'clock Rev. VIM. II. Fishburn, ID. D.. Of
the West Adams Presbyterian church. Los
Angeles will preach at both services. sabbath
school at $50 a. III. On Wednesday evening
Anr 27 Rev. David Bosio delegate from
Inc waldensian church OF Italy to the United
states and Canada, win give steropticon lee
,nrs IN the prayer meeting room. All are COR
daily invited.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-24

OMER SNODG GRASS, where are your Come hom
quick, or answer. We need you Your father
J. C. SNODGRAss, Louisville. Kan.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
HoUGHToN BREViTlEs.
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The Portage Lake Glee club will give
concert in the Hurontown fire hall
this evening for the benefit Of the Hur-
ontown VI. T. church.
John NJ Drake. Jr., 81 years of age
and graduate of the Michigan College
Of Mines, in 1907 died Thursday At
Kewatin, Mimi Mr.. Drake is survived
by a wife and infant daughter. Mr.
Drake was superintendent at the Ben
nett mine at Kewatia. The remains
will be brought to Houghton today.
j. OConnor of LAnse, dean of the
legal profession at Ba~aga county, was
business visitor in Houghton yester-
cay
The regular monthly meeting of the
Copper Country NJ. L. Preachers as
sociation viii take place in the Grace
NJ T.. church Of this city next Mon
day night.
Mrs. r. g. Treloar entertained on
Thanksgiving day her sister Mrs. 10.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
SUN CULT PRIEST GUILTY.
Will Be Sentenced During the Coming
Week.

Chicago Ill., Nov. Ottoman Oar
Adusht Hanish, high priest of MAJ
daznan," and leader of the Mazdaznan
cult of sun worshippers said To num-
Der about $4,000 In different cities, was
found guilty by federal jury late yes
terday of sending Objectionable litcra =
ture by express in violation of the in
terstate commerce laws. He may bc
sentenced to five years Imprisonment
| or $4,000 fine or both.
The verdict brands as unfit for cir
culation the text book of the cult.
known as Inner Studies" The book
was read To the jury and almost no
other evidence WAS offered by either
side. fhe book prescribed sun baths
and herb remedies. but its striking
feature and that objected to by the
government was frank and lengthy
treaties OH sex relations.
lIansh Is at liberty under his orig =
! inal bond Of 10000 Hearing of mo-
tions and sentence will be by Judge
Mack on his return from New York
next week. The verdict was read to
Judge Carpenter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
Woman Held for Forgery

After being wanted ia Madison. Wis.
for several months on forgery charge.
Miss Jennie Johnson was arrested this
week i'm Menominee ut the home of
her sister. 329 Grand avenue. Deputy
Sheriff Joseph Nichols of Peshtgu
made the arrest. the gil accompanying
him without protest, saying that she
was innocent and could prove II. The
authorities heard of Miss Johnson. who
Is but nineteen years OLD. being al
Shawano. The home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson, of Gro.
yer. was later watched but nothing
was seen of her. The case was turned
over to the deputy ~ Peshtigo by
Sheriff BFldlong. Later the deputy
heard Miss Johnson was in Menom
inee. Nichols had i'm his possession
n photo of the young woman and
showing IL to "A teacher in d Menom
inee school. who recognized il. mas
much as one Of her scholars had had
q similar picture at school but a few
days ago. The child soon told the
deputy where Miss Johnson could b'
found.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
MANAGER Ref STATES
REFORM IS IN SIGHT
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY. HOW.
EVER. WILL STILL CONTAIN
ADVERTISEMENTS

Manager r. +. Ref, of the Hough-
ton state Telephone company has an
swcred the letter written him 10y Sec
rotary George L. Price of the Copper
country Commercial club, and states
that ne does not think the advertise
ments can bee eliminated from the tele-
prone directory but he viii take the
matter up with his sup,riors.
Advertising i'm the directories of the
telephone company is common
throughout the state and Manager Ref
thinks that this fact will not allow
the company i'm this city to do away
with the advertising i'm their direc-
tories The directories of the Michi-
san State Telephone company are
printed los concern which has the
contract for this advertising and also
Ia contract for furnishing the books
throughout the state. and Manager
Rel, does not think that they will
lcliuQuish This right. Nothing further
will uc done in the matter until MIR.
Reu hears from headquarters
Another reform is possible, accord
ing to the statement made by the man
ager Yesterday. and this is to divide
the directory into departments by
towns and locations, So that the street
ddrossos OF the subscribers will be
included The way the book is ar
ranged now an of the subscribers are
listed together and only the name of
the town is given as an address.
Cables Being Installed
Mauager Reit also states the poles
Will Dee removed from Sheldon street
during the coming month. The work
ot cutting over the wires has been
going ON for some time and these wires
viii loo connected with the underground
cables AS soon as this is completed
thc poles VIII bc removed
The cable which is being installed
IS ;hr largest i'm this state. The under
ground canl" is composed of 500 pairs
OF wires and the submarine cable
contains 400 pairs. The core Of the
cable is made of copper and covered
with lead sheet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
May Die From Hunting Accident

N'oJ nc ' WV ''u's''9 1NSS'uc'N
Isadore Julani. the sixteen year old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Juliani. who
reside ia the Pine Creek district be-
tween Norway and Foretto was acct
dcntally shot, while out hunting about
two miles from his home. lsadore wns
standing on a log, holding in his hands
a shotgun, loaded with buckshot n
some way he slipped and fell from the
log and the gun was discharged. tho
contents entering his right side. HIS
cries for help brought his brother. who
was nearby and he secured help tu
take the wounded boy home. d.,
Hampton. of Loretto. was called. and
finding him i'm "A critical condition, re-
moved him at once - the SCandna
Wan hospital at Iron Mountain. An
examination of the wound showed that
the charge of buckshot had torn away
a large portion of the flesh on his
right side, almost into the chest cav
ity. His condition is serious and his
recovery is uncertain. The unfortun-
ate young man was eXCeptionally
bright IN his studies at school ana
expected to enter medical college and
prepare TO became a physician. This Is
one Of the many hunting accidents
caused by the discharge of the hunters
own gun, either through accident ~
i'm careless handling of the gun.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29

seph Richards of Centennial and her
daughter. Miss Elizabeth Richards.
Judge W. r.. Gray and NJ. j. Kemp
of Lake Linden were visitors in this
town yesterday,
The Superior Packing co. plant
which burned down several weeks ago
has been rebuilt and is now completed
SO that the first product was turned
cut yesterday The building has been
rebuilt so that 1t is now almost fire.
proof.
Marriage licenses were issued TO Ar
thur Piche and Louise Schenk of Lake
Linden at County Clerk kaisers office
yesterday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
FREE WOOL ON MONDAY.
Much Discussed Clause Of Tariff Meas.
use Soon in Effect,

Washington, ID. c.. Nov. 29.-On
Monday there will come into effect one
of the provisions of the new Under
wood tariff law which excited the
most heated discussion while the
measure was pending in Congress.
This Is the free raw wool clause,
which eXempts from duty all wool of
sheep hair Of the camel and of like
animals all paper Irvine for binding
such products. all wool wastes, includ-
ing noils, top card. slabbng, rowing.
ring yarn. bur, thread and garnetted
wastes all shoddies, mungo, focks,
wool extract carbonlzed wool, carbon
lzed noils, ana other wastes not spe-
clally provided. one month later the
new rates on wool manufacturers pro-
Vlded by the Underwood law will come
into operation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
SUFfRAGISTS OPEN
ANNUAL CONVENTION
Continued From First Page.

held that evening and many prominent
Illinois women viii take part Among
them will be the women who lead the
actual fight for the suffrage amend
ment in that state.
Miss Lucy Burns, vice chairman of
the congressional union for woman
suffrage. will discuss the national suf-
frage amendment She will deal with
the efforts of the union to further the
passage 10y Congress of the equal suf-
frage amendment To the federal con-
stitution. DR. Shaw the president
will close the evenings meeting with
Ter annual address.
Consideration of the new constitution
and a conference on methods for fur
thering the suffrage movement will
come up Tuesday.
Prominent Speakers Present.
The various state organizations will
make their annual reports Wednesday
They will detail their progress in fur
thering the movement in the various
states and discuss plans they have
made for the future.
ON Wednesday night Federal Judge
Julian w Mack will discuss Women
and Children in the Courts" jude
Mack was formerly judge of the iuve-
nile court at Chicago. judy Harry
Olsen, of the Chicago domestic rela
tions court, Miss Maud Miner. probd-
ton officer of New York city. and
Miss Katherine Davis. superintendent
of the Bedford, ~ Y. refoSratury.
also will speak.
Both the morning and afternoon ses-
sions of Thursday will he devoted to
the business of the convention, while
at night Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait.
president of the international Woman
suffrage association, will deliver an
address on the international aspects of
the feminist movement. She will be
followed by Mrs. Thomas Hepburn
president on the Connecticut Woman
Suffrage association.
The convention closes F~Iday al.
though practically the last business e
the sessions will be ended the day
previous. The executive committee
will hold its final meeting i'm the aft
ernoon and the official board meeting
will be held in the evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
U. S. CAN ACQUIRE THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS

Concord, \. H., Nov 29.-The way
to the creation of the White mountain
forest reservation sought by conser-
vationists FOR years, was made clear
10y decision handed down 10y Judge
Aldrich in the United States court.
The government may now acquire by
legal purchase the lands desired To-
constitute the reserve
In his decision Judge Aldrich says
that the government has full power
and authority to take by right of en-
!nent domain the lands described i'm
the petition and that it is necessary
that the United States have the own
ership of the lands for the protection
of watersheds of navisable streams.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
Lake Linden--Hubbell
MANY SEEK POSITION.

The directors of the Hubbcll Nation
al bank will meet early in December
when the position of cashier likely viii
be filled, Since the resignation of :
Il. Crary was announced two weeks
ago many applications have been re-
ceivcd and the position apparently Is
eagerly sought. All of the applicants
reside i'm the copper country and are
employed in banking institutions.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
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Houshton, Grace NJ. {.

Houshton, Grace N, {.
Mems bible class At 10 am. Morn
ing service at 1880. Sunday Cchooi
at noon. Epworth league at $3.50.
Midweek service "Wednesday. 5:45 p.
IN. Rev. j. r. Rankin. ID. ID. pas to-,
houehton Salvation Army.
Jail meetings in the morninl. street
and hall meetings morning and eve
ming.
Houshton, Presbyterian.
Morning service at 1880. SUNDAY
school at 1885 a. IN.
Houghton. Christian Seisn;e.
Services at lO:45 a m. at the G. ris-
tan Science hall, Carkeek building.
sunday school Immediately following
after the morning service. Christian
Science testimonial meetings are held
every Wednesday evening at $ o'clock
at the Christian Science hall,
Houshton, Baptist Mission.
Rev. c. II. Brooks, pastor. Services
Of 1890 a. IN. at odd Fellows nall.
Sermon Sunday school at noon.
Houehton. ST. Ignatius.
At S and 9 and 1915 a. III. Rosary
and benediction at $3.50 p. m Rev. \.
j. Rezek. l.. L. d., pastor. Rev, Frank
SChaul. curate.
Houshton, Trinity Episcopal.
Rev William Reid Cross, rector,
Services at 7:3O and 1915 a. m. and
80 p. m. Sunday school at $3.50 a m.
AIR. Beymer will play the following
organ numbers at the close of the
evening service:
Meditation, Sturges: Jubilant march,
Foukles Benediction, Karg- Eleit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
REPORT TAX COLLECTIONS.
South Range, Houshton and hubbeIl
Treasurers Make Returns.

lage treasurers of this district has
been received by County Treasurer
Bran. The returns are for delinquent
taxes tor the rolls of 1913. Following
are the returns:
Treasurer Andrew Kallio of South
Range returned delinquent S9S3O2 out
Of a total roll of $6,2l6.O2.
Treasurer Andrew Weir of Hough-
ton returned delinquent S5.45294 out
of total roll of $42.73433
Treasurer Arthur Narcotic of Hub
bell returned delinquent $1,000 out of a
total roll of $3,l07.25.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29

Very nigh pressure persists over all
sections east Vt the Mississippi river
and generals fair and cool weather
prevails Tins morning; precipitation
hss occurred dwJug the past "a hours
gt many stations ina the Mississippi
and ohio valleys and Lower Lake re-
-iou. The barometer is also high over
The central Rocky Mountain region and
the northern half of the Great Plains.
the field of high pressure that was not
ed Jvcr Nevada and Idaho yesterday
having moved eastward to those sec
lions 1t Is accompanied by fair and
cooler weather Rain has been gem
cral on the Pacific Coast but az yet the
only precipitation reported to the east
ward is at sheridan. Wyoming.
CLOUDY and unsettled weather VIII
continue IN this vicinity during the
next 30 hours. there may be light rain
or snow aurries. Moderate to brisk
east TO south winds will prevail
n. r.. COwDRICK, Obasxksl,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
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LAKE LINDEN BREvlTIEs.
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Mrs. Elmer Siple and Mrs. A. T.
Jones of LinWood have returned from
lower Michigan.
Joseph Dufresne is confined to his
home with illness.
The funeral of the late Mrs Anna
..aBranche was held this afternoon
nom ST. Joseph's church. Burial was
m Mount Calvary.
Miss Florence Rock and Peter Foun.
tame We're united in marriage last
evening at ST Josephs church by Rev
l'r. Raymond
Members of the Francis Willard
lass of the NJ t. Sunday school, CON
Quoted a sale of baked goods at the
sutton store this afternoon
Kansas city, Mo-. will employ mo
lion pictures in public schools.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
ANNUAL DOLL SALE.

Tu. annual doll sale. conducted 10y
the Hector.- Aid society of the Trinity
church OF Hpughton, has been pro-
aross.H- rapidly and many beautiful
dolls have been sold mp to date
The dolls have been ON display at
LHng's dry goods store since Wednes-
Gay afternoon and the sale was COM
monrcd Yesterday morning
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
RECOVERING FROM INJURIES,

Herbert Cargan Breaks Both Feet In
Fall From Docks.
Herbert Cargan, an employc at the
uries when ne fell from platform to
he ground. drop of fourteen feet,
rhc small bones in both feet and bones
IN the heel were broken. He was re-
moved TO the G. Il H. hospital where
MS condition is reported to be favor
able
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
Seeks Missing Man

to conduct "A search fo.' John Simpson
17-year-old son of John Simpson Of
Gladstone who left home in company
with Bernard Garbett also o. the upper
bay city, two weeks ago. The parents
Of Garbett have received a letter from
their son saying that he is at Cooks
Mills and that he. with Simpson had
gone to the 500 from Gladstone but he
refused to give any Information as to
the whereabouts of his partner. The
mother of Simpson is nearly frantic
with grief over her sons disappear
every effort to locate the missing young
man.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
Upper Peninsula
Killed While huntino-

Alfred NJ. Johnson was instantly
killed while out hunting near Coving'
ton. In company with Enas E1ick-
son. he stopped on a bridge to rest.
leaning on his gun. The gun slipped
down between the logs in the bridge.
and when he pulled it up, the trigger
caught and the gun was discharged.
the bullet entering his breast and kill
ing him instantly. He Is the only son
of Mr. and Mrs. August Johnson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
Soldiers Acquitted

Sheriff r. j. Curran has received no
tice that the two soldiers, G. NJ, Hess
Gladstone for grand larceny and who
were returned to indianapolis for trial,
We're acquitted of the charges lodged
against them in the fa0eral court af-
ter a jury debated for over thirty
hours. The young men We're arrested
for stealing blankets and other things
from the t. :. army and for some
time were lodged i'm the Delta county
Jail. They determncdly maintained
their innocence of the crime.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29
FIGHTS HUNDRED MEN.
When Capture Is Certain, Illinois
Murderer Suicides.

When Capture Is Certain, Illinois
Murderer Suicides.
Canton, H. Nov. -. After lighting
several hundred men TOR thirteen
hours. Frank McAdams, Wiz murdered
his wife at a THANKSGIVING dance at
Cuba, killed himself today Hundreds
of shots We're fired, RI" jaw cf Po-
liceman Hagaman Who attempted to
make the arrest. was shattered hy a
bullet.
jealousy is given as the cause Of the
initial tragedy.
The little island Of Porto Rico has
one peak, according to the United
states geological survey, which is S.5$2
feet in height. This is the highest
point in the Luduillo mountains.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-11-29

Pittsburgh school children now have
: dental clinic.