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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02

manufactured. n speciality will be
made Of birds'-eye maple. The fac
tory will be located west of the Es-
canada Veneer company's plant and
north OF the Northwestern tracks Tn,
ground has already been staked out
by the builders, Arntzen Bros. who
will slperintend the work of con
struction. c. r. TuXford. former man
ager for the Escanaba Veneer COM
pany, Is actively connected with the
new company and will be the manag-
or. Mr. TuXford said they hoped to
have The factory i'm operation by the
middle of March. To do this rapid
work VIII be necessary. and. of course,
much depends upon weather condi-
tons The new company has not
been formally organized, but every
dotail has been decided and the arti-
cles of incorporation will be filed with
the secretary of state soon. The COM
pany will have as it's stockholders
some of the best known men of Delta
county and will have ample capital To
make II one of the substantial and
important industries of the city. The
factory will give employment to from
sixty to seventy-hve men.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02

reason until $3.50 at night ON sun
DAYS the library win be open as u
reading room only from . until 8. This
arrangement will be i'm force the en-
tire wear with the exception Of two
months in the summer when the libra
only one of the librarians being on
duty during these months.
The new arrangement that went in
20 effect this morning is expected to
work a great deal of good The open
ing Of the library IN the morning wild
give business men chance To draw
and change books during the morning
when business is not as pressing as
i'm the afternoon. The fact that the
library will be omen i'm the noon recess
particularly the high school students
chance to draw reference books dur
ing those hours. Since the high school
reference books were taken To the H.
brary, frequent complaints have been
made by the teachers that the pupils
were unable to do reference work on
time, owing TO the arrangement of the
library hours. A vote was taken among
the high school students, every studcn.
being asked if the opening Of the IL
hrary during the noon nour would help
him or her i'm their studies. AS almost
every student answered i'm the atirma.
tive, the change was made
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
HoUGHToN sREVlTiES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The Columbia lodge knights OF
Pythias of Houghton and the Pythiar
Sisters entertained Tuesday evening
with supper and card party I'm honor
Of the new year. The Hancock lods5
attended as guests of the Houghto1
ledge.
Memorial Temple Pythian Sister
will hold a regular meeting at the
lodge rooms this evening.
Frank NJ. Edyvean of Lake Linden
has taken over the a. l.. WOrtlel
Photographic studio.
The Malfrod Trading company
Sheldon street, West HoughtCn. has
opened its new establishment, a three
story brick and stone building. TIL
company will carry farm implements
Sleishs, wagons. buggies, feed, -four
and provisions.
Mr. and Mrs. \. Bradburn have re
turned from Albion. where they visit
cd their son, Weldon.
Miss Grace \. WHARF, librarian 90
The Houghton public library has re
turned from visit To Madison
Supt. Ehlers of the Copper Range
has sent first aid to the injured kits
to the Winona station, Houghton
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
GO RIGHT At It
Friends and Neiehbors in Calumet
Will Show You a WAY.


Get at the root of the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may relieve
But won't cure It IL the kidneys are
weak
You must reach the root of 1.-THE
kidneys.
Reach the cause: relieve the pain.
Begin at once with Doan's Kidney
Pills.
Are recommended by thousands.
Here is statement from a resident
of this vicinity
Philip j. Pearce. $50 Hancock St.
Hancock, Mich, says: II have used
Doan's Kidney pills for lame and
weak back and other symptoms of kid
ncy trouble and found them To be n
remedy of merit. | had severe back
aches and pains across my kidneys.
NJ kidneys did not act properly.
Doan's Kidney Pills brought me such
good results that | do not hesitate to
recommend them"
For sale by all dealers Price 80
cents. Foster Mlburn Co, Buffalo.
New York. sale agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other advertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
UPPER PENINSULA
Guards Against Bandits

| Guards Against Bandits
Bandits will have a surprise in store
for them should they attempt ia
rush" the city treasurer's office al
I1scanaba during the coming busy tax
paying days BY uniquely arranged
contrivanCe installed by Mr. Gonna
han he may sound "A call for help on
an instants notice To the body of fire.
men ina the engine house, but few
feet away \ nelectrlc button has
been placed in the floor of the treas
urcr's office. directly under Mr.. Cons
nahan's desk and with a wire leading
To- q bell In the fire hall. adjoining. BY
simply pressing his foot on the but
ton, men would answer the signal i'm
mediately and any attempt to get
away with the city'S cash would be
frustrated. The treasurer banks the
proceeds of each days collections as
late as possible but at times in the
early evening hours he has large
sum of money i'm his custody. Being
i'm the office alone at night, when all
of the other offices i'm the city hall
are closed, The situation appealed 10
Mr. Connahan as offering an excellent
opportunity for individuals desiring tn
annex an extra quantity of coin moi
their own To- appear with loaded guns
and demand the contents of the city
cash box. The contrivanCe by which
he is now able to signal for aid is the
result.
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Escanaba's Nerves. Industry

The plans for the vcneering factory
which will be built at Escanaba by n
new corporation of which, il is under
the National Pole company is the
leader, ave nov in TIE hands of thr
builders aud active construction work
viii he under way soon The factory
building viii ho one of the largest in
lO0X360 feet Il will I've of solid brick
construction, and viii he equipped
with two venec" making machines.
While all kinds Of vcncering will he
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
Houghton Department
HOLDS BOARD
WITHIN RIGHTS
New Prosecutor Says RaShleigh
Cannot Hold TreaSuTerShip

The Houghton county board of SUI
perNisors met this morning in special
session, called 70 approve the bonds
OF some of the incoming county Off
GERS. some of the county repositories
and 90 consider the t3usle growing oui
/ of the succession TO the office of treas
/ uror of the county
owing 90 the immediate and press
! ing Importance of this latter question
~ was taken up as soon as the board
had appointed Senator Charles Smith
of Hubbell TO act as chairman in the
absence of \. d. Edwards, who is at
tending the state legislature.
New Prosecuting Attorney
Anthony Lucas, prosecuting attor-
uey OF the county, was present 20 con-
fer with the board on the treasurer
ship problem. Mr.. Lucas had pre-
Pared brief of the matter. which
hc submitted 90 the board as his opin-
nom. rhr first stop the board must
take. according 10 Mr. Lucas. is to
have the clerk notify the board THAI
a. vacancy existed Mr. Lucas handed
Che clerk n written notice To this cf-
feet, which was read and ordered
placed on flo. Then the prosecuting
attorney informed the board that I'M
Mr.. Foley 90 succeed the /
i.r'seU. treasurer ON the first of the /.
year, they had acted illegally as the
board was i'm fact appointing man
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\ tiles and court decisions i'm Michigan
\ and i'm other states 10 substantiate his
\ position and then told the board tina,
4 he had submitted his brief To Angu.
/ Kerr and Allan + Rees and that boil
! had approved his argument Mr. Luz
cas- summed up his argument by say
/ ing that Mr. Rashleigh had no legal
right TO the office ana that the board
/ had power to appoint a temporary
| treasurer.
Mr.. Lucas then submitted the reso-
luton ne had drawn up and its adop-
ton was moved by Samuel Eddy. The
question was then raised by Super
visor Hamar as To whether or not
under this resolution, Mr.. Foley would
hold the office for two years as the
resolution said nothing about a special
election. The resolution was debat-
ed for some time and then amended
So as TO give Mr.. Foley the office until
his successor, should have been elect
ed at a special election To be called
by the board in April. and qualified.
The resolution was passed by a unan-
imouS vote and was signed by all
present in order to remove any trace
CT doubt as TO the meaning of the
statute.
After the passage Of the resolution,
Mr. Rashleieh came forward and ad-
dressed the board. saying it was his
opinion the action o. the board was
nj 4 l.. a.,
office 60 Mr.. Foley as soon as Mr. Foo
loy's bond Ia the state had been app
proved ny the auditor general Mr.
Lucas stated Mr., Rashleigh had no
right 90 the office any longer and that
h1 would furnish Mr. Foley a copy Of
the appointment, duly certified. ana
that under this Mr.. Foley could bring
proceedings before the cir. !
nit court To compel Mr.. Rashleigh to |
the Office. This he thought !
could Ice done in day or two.
one of the supervisors suggested |
hat Mr. RashleiGh could be persuaded /
h. close the office for day or two un-
IN the matter could be equitably set
He'd out of court In answer to this /
he objection was raised that as Mr.. ]
had no right To the Office
le could not shut it up. The matter
Nds discussed from these various an
ylcs but nothing was settled.
Mr.. Foley's bonds, one for 100000
&" the county and another To the audi
or general for a like amount, were
approved The bonds of a number of
lac county repositories were likewise
pproved.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
MARRIAGE LICENSE FIGURES.
Shows That 767 Permits to Wed We're
Issued During Past Year.

Marriage licenses to the number of
7G7 were issued during the past year
by the county clerk. September aud
not June was the banner month for
Houghton county brides, 90 marriage
licenses being issued during that
month.
March showed the fewest number
only 3S The record for the past six
years still belongs To 1907, $40 licenses
{" wed having been taken out durin4
that year. 1911 showed the smallest
number of licenses for any year dur
ing the past six. 73l being the 1911 to-
tai. In each of June 1907 and June
1911 100 marriage licenses were is
sued which is the greatest total ever
reached during one month February,
1910. holds the low record with 2G.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02

chops and station, Houghton dis
patcher's office and stations at Mill
Mine Junction and Calumet. These kits
contain remedies for minor injuries,
which can be applied while waiting for
a doctor,
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Levine and son
Archie spent New Years day Al
Champion.
Prof. Stuart Bruce of the Michigan
College of Mines faculty has gone 10
st Louis
Miss Agnes DAILY is visiting LAnse
friends.
4 special meeting of the school
board for this school district has been
called Cor this evening To open the
bids for the otter Lake school.
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DATE is CHANGED.
Houehton Seven Will Go To Mohawk
Tomorrow Evening.

Tou9hton seven VIII 20 o MOHAWK
Tomorrow Evening.
At the request of the Mohawk team,
the game between the Houghton and
Mohawk Junior teams has been post
poned until tomorrow evening. Tn
schedule called for a game this even
ing
The Houghtou team management
has made arrangements To play tho
!IouChton- Lake Linden game at the
Amphidromc Jan. 10. The game will be
played between 7:3O and $50 and will
he followed 10y the usual skating. The
Foughton team will hold another
practice this evening and the team
that will play at Mohawk will then
hc definitely decided upon. As the line
up stands now Harold Dollngef viii
play goal, Fritz Ait and John Chy-
ncwcth viii complete the defense
whilc McGlynn will be carried as spare
defense man and may he uscd i'm tn"
ing right wing. Bassctt and Hollstcr
are both being tried at center and the
chances are that HOLSTER new man
in tho position hut a coming star may
he in this game Melbourne Dollingcr
and Clarence Krclwitz are both be
Ing tried out at left wing with the
chances favorin2 Krelwitz.
The team has been working hard OF
tate and now seems to be i'm good
shape, The fact that the lineup has
heen uncertain and indefinite has han
dlcappcd the team somewhat but In"
captain and manager feel certain thai
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they can put out seven that will
make any one of the other teams work
hard to win.
Tho Portage Lake senior team has
been unable 10 arrange any games for
the near future. AS soon ms the Du'
mth team called off tho games thai
had been arranged for tonight and to-
morrow. Manager Mcnamara wired
Cleveland asking that the Cleveland
team bc brought here If possible FOR
games on Jan. 8 and b. The Cleveland
team had already arranged games for
these dates. however, So no arrange
ments could he made for hockey here
the coming week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02

we want to close our Winter Lines so as to
clear the decks for the Spring Styles This is
your opportunity to get first class merchandise
tor much lesss than it cost Take advantage OF It
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02
NEW PLAN WORKING WELL.
New Library Schedule OF Hours Went
TITO Effect Today.

The new schedule OF hours at the
Houghton public library that WAS APP
proved by the school board at a recent
meeting went into effect this morning
After this the library will he opened
20 the public at 9 o'clock in the morn
ing and will be kept open withou;
closing for meals or for any other
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-02

Mr. Lucas cited a number of author
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07

FOR TWENTY YEARS D. r. FoNG HAS
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other 10 England. Grateful patients
spread his fame even into these fnr-off
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health and happiness In their glowing
faces and active bodies. and II Is a small
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at the opportunity 20 consult the same
wonderful Herbalist.
Because you are far away don't hest
tate about writing TO D. r. Fong and
obtaining his advice about your case.
Although he has met but a small per
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is so thorough ne is able 10 follow eN-
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prescribed.
D. r. Fong makes no misleading state
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hdential consultation by presenting this
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Address D. r. Fong for particulars All
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f7ss
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BETrILYoN HOMIE BUILDERS CO.
34o-342 Main St.
Cor. PostofAce Place.

BErT1LYoN HOMIE BUILDERS CO..
34o-342 Main Ct.
Cor. PostofAce Place.
NEW BUNGALOW
On University Bench. g large rooms
built OF notified pr. brick, double floors,
water heat Lot is 2axl0 rods $4,000.
on terms,
NEW BUNGALOW
Near 9th East: beauty. 8 large rooms
handsome fireplace and bookcases, built
screened porch nice bedrooms, enam-
9ed in white: large closets, sleeping
porch, full cemented basement; walks 70
back door Large lot $500; $500 cash.
balance like rent
NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms, brick; bath, toilet fireplace,
bookcases, French windows. -, electric LHIah
basement; 50foot lot; S-olocR from 9Th
East, $4,000: easy terms
NEW BUNGALOW.
Just completed; 6 rooms. double floors,
beamed ceilings paneled dining room
with plate rail, fine buffet, ieaded glass
doors. kitchen has cement tile walls gas
range. gas water heater. linoleum best
of plumbing. large closets. large cement
front porch, large sleeping porch, full
ba sement with furnace, with hot water
coil. This Is real home $4,000 on
terms
ONLY $c40o.
Splendid 4-room modern brick; large
rooms; basement: south front lot with
right Of way; on any terms; fine south
east location.
wD HAVE SOME EXCEPTIONALLY
GOOD BUYS IN 9TH EAST ST. LOTS:
ONE on 4TH EAST NEAR 9TH SOUTH
FOR $500.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE TER
RACE SITE ON SRD EAST; CHEAP.
ALL KINDS OF TRACKAGB.
RETTILYoN HoNrD BgJIIDERs CO..
Sio-342 MAIN ST,
COR POSTOFFICE PLACE.
Was go3o Was. 20S1.
1883
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-07
FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
LAME FEEDING SEASON.

LAMB-FEEDING SEASON.
Now is the time TO get started
for lamb feeding. II IS a business
where you turn your money in
few months and at good pronts.
IL Is necessary 10 locate In an al
fhlfs country. close 90 railroad.
and close 20 sheep ranches. so 10
viii not be necessary TO ship in
your lambs. We have lamb
feeding proposition for sale.
where all OF the best conditions
prevail.
There is an abundance Of alfalfa
In the vicinity, thousands Of
sheep from which 10 select lambs.
best water IN the world. and ev-
erything Just right for making
money
There is a good three-roorn
brick house. stables, corrals and
sheds, so acres OF alfalfa hay
land with good stand. 50 acres
grain land. and $50 acres land
TO be sowed to alfalfa
This ranch has a full primary
water right. is located IN Utah.
close 10 the san Pedro road, not
far south Of Salt Lake City. The
price. including the entire outft
implements. horses and all. is
only $40 per acre. half cash. or
could use $4,000 or $4,000 IN trade.
This Is absolutely the best buy
We have and Is located IN the best
alfalfa district OF Utah.
Phone us for further informa-
ton.
PAHVANT VALLEY LAND
COMPANY.
r. E. EXCHANGE DEPT.
Was. l6il. Judge Bldg
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
"WELLBIIT.S

="
On East Bench. just north os IN. high
schooi. south OF the university
We are Just completing a modern
Gp-to-dato broom cottage. We
have gone Just little away from
ordinary In building this home,
ana have put In sone feRtures
that we feel sure will appeal 20
the home-seeEer, namely: The
living room and dining room are
both front rooms. Tho kitchen IS
IN the center OF the building with
outside basement entrance and
screen porch The hall In the CEN
ter OF the house leads TO every
room in the building except the
dining room. The bedrooms are
each corner rooms, being com
oinauon bedrooms and sleeping
porches. having windows IN
each room. We have installed n
modern idea OF closets or ward
robes, eliminating all the waste
space In the old style closets put
ting In the modern built-in ward
robe. The living room and din
ing room have maple floors. The
house WILL be heated with hot air:
gas connections, sewer. sidewalks
WIN be put in this fall. House
faces west, overlooking the val
ley. Fine street, between 1lth
and 18th East on Elizabeth street,
and we want you 10 20 and In
spect It The number is sl3 Eliza
beth st. Can be handled on $500
cash. the balance on monthly
payments. like rent with I per
per cent interest on deferred pay
ments. II you are unable TO get
In the building Sunday, call us up
Monday and We will be glad to
tako you out and show you
through IL
BARGAIN.
Owner leaving city-Will sacrifice
beautiful Groom modern brick.
located southeast. near the paved
street district. must sell quick.
Paid $4,000 md assumed the as
sessments: will sell for s270o and
all assessments paid. The lot Is
40xl57i TO an alley. We want TO
show you this. Call us up
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE.
4-room modern brick. built two
years ago: connected with sewer.
oemented basement, screen porch,
exceptionally large, airy rooms;
all special assessments paid. Jo-
cation. East side. Only $3.50 and
terms to suit the right party.
OPEN MONDAY EVENING UNTIL
O'CLOCK
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY.
502-3 Walker Bank Bldg.
Wasatch i2S5.
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BURT & CARLoUiST co.
~ MAIN ST. TEL WAS. $50.

Hero T. beautiful home which
mas ah the modern conveniences
ana comforts known 20 home
builders; Five large rooms. with
r. fun cemented basement: large
sleeping porch. in addition 10
screened kitchen porch. and YER
anda extending IN front OF the en-
llre mouse. Beautiful nautei with
bookcases built IN on both sides,
CHINA cabinet IN dining room with
large plate-glass mirror. a strict
ly modern buffet kitchen and
complete plumbing. Very unique
arranSement OF rooms, all being
connected b. rear hall. which is
fitted up with linen closet: large
reception hall. colonnades, in fact
everything TO make home dcsir-
able. Tho house is new. Just
completed and in very desira BILE
location, near 9th East paved
street
$500 cash. $50 per month. $500.
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OPPORTUNITY BECKONs ToU.
There are big opportunities IN Park
Valley for everyone.
A 4o-acre farm win yield a good liv-
Ing and a surplus.
You can buy the land cheap. You can
get a living off II from the start. few
chickens, a cow or two a small garden.
pigs and pasture grass make IL n payer
from the first day you move on to II
table-ever glad to welcome ths new
conner.
Settlers from all over the country have
located in Park Valley Ctndou ubtedly
you know many of them
They are all doing well and building
up bank account.
We'd like TO have YOU see Park VAL
ley now while the harvest is on.
You'll get an idea OF It's wonderful
You'll be able to forecast your chance
to make good.
The climate is delightful. Long sum-
mers, light wlnters-neither excessive
heat nor cold.
Gasoline pump wells furnish an abund-
ance OF water
The big crops prove the richness OF the
soil.
The cost OF the land Is only SIS 10 SOS
per acre on FIVE years time.
Drop US n card today for free booklet
and worth while Information.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO., 18th
Floor Walker Bank Bldg. Salt Lake
City. Utah. f760
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One-half block east OF Liberty
park. near 9th South. We have a
choice cottage with four rooms
and large reception hall, sleeping
porch, cellar. modern plumbing.
and beautiful mantcl. Corner lot,
167 IT. deep. Party has been ask
ing $500. but has moved out OF
town and authorizes us 10 sell for
$4,000. Terms arranged.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
HOME AT SACRIFICE.

HOME AT SACRIFICE.
New bungalow. 3 rooms. ccmented
basement, hardwood floors. buffet kltch-
en-. a beauty. no reasonable offer re-
fused Act quickly.
EXCHANGE.
20 acres. southeast; ripe for subdvi-
SION. More than 1000 lots sold In adjoin-
imS addition at the rate OF $4,000 per acre.
Inns tract is offered at bargain price OF
SoOo per acre. Owner might take small
nome as part payment
CHOICE HOME SITE
So Best building lot Ia Federal Heights
oo"tt frontage; ~ "a great bargain. See
us at once.
GODDARD INV. co.
81 South Main 81. fS9S