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The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10
Lulher np,bank has determine.

Luther Burbank has determined
that the marvellous work he has been
doing with plants shall not die When
lie makes his departure from this
world. a society has been formed for
the purpose Of informing the world
just how Mr.. burbank works and viii
tell all the secrets The Organization
does not have dollar Of capital stock
and IL is not formed for the purpose Of
making money. 1t sends free all in.
formation aud anyone interested can
write to Santa Rose, California and re-
ceive their phamplcls.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10
Order and System Rapidly
Brought out Of Omaha Chaos

Omaha, Neb April :. Never in the
.ei with the organization us that
which characterized the Omaha torna
do. Hardly had the tornado done its
work than The Citizens Relief Commit
teo was organized aud started its re-
lief work. order and system was
brought out Of the chaos and In tess
than ls hours, relief was being given
the stricken in systematic distribution
| No sooner had this been accomplish.
ed Than plans were set going 10 restore
and rchabiIitatc the stricken district
The first order was for general clean
up day and volunteers were called for.
On April aud more than 5000 able
bodied men responded TO the call and
like seemirg miracle, the traces and
evidences Of the terrific storm were
eliminated
These volunteers were divided into
Sounds aud assguod to districts under
competent forcmen. Boys, middle
aged men and even old men answered
the call and worke with n spiri'
showing that brothery love is the
chiclest asset OF The American people. !
The restoration work is the big pro
blcm now This is being accomplished |
a fast ~ the gathering of facts will |
permit. The intention is to put every |
suff,yer on his feet again and the ac.
IN this respect so far
have been most gratifying.
Though the property loss is gigantic,
we'll over the 500 900 mark.
The restoration and relief COMMITTEES
viii he able to finance the work salts
lactorily. or the La houses dam.
aged or totally destroyed repair work
had begun ON 513 in less than seven
lays.
Within 60 days it is estimated that
every evidence of the storm will be.
Some vacant lots will be
all that will be left In many Instances
but they will be in ship condition aud
omaha will start on new era of better
Instead of being known as Omaha,
he tornado stricken city, Omaha
will be known as the wonder OF the
vest ,-destroyed it, n night, rebuilt in
| day-the city that turned calamity
n,o an ers of prosperity.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10
KANSAS PICKUPS
From Smith County

Harvey Blair is numbered with
those down with lagrippe.
The farmers around here are very
busy getting in their oats.
d. X. GrewelI and family visited
Bert Payne ana family Sunday.
Dr. Morrison Of Smith Center was
called to t. NJ. Browns last week, ON
acco unt Of the illness of their son,
Ralph, who Is on the verge of pueu-
mpuia.
VIM. Hooper has returned from IA
visit Ia Yuma Co, Colo. Mr.. liuovel
didn't like that part Of the country
very much. Says Smith Co, is good
enough for him
Miss Grace Zion was in this vicinity
last week getting up new music
class.
Grandma Crabb is visiting at the
John Masterman home this week.
Miss Mary Blair has returned to her
brother Harvey's after few weeks
stay in lnuvale.
The Pawnec Ladies aid had their
annual business meeting Monday of
this week
Rev. W. l.. Grimes OF Womer was
called to the Mt Hope church Friday
of last week to conduct the funeral
services of Mr.. g. Malinc, u pioneer
settler OF Logan Township.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10

Red Cloud should make preparation.
for holding rousinG Fourth of july
celebration this year. The last cele.
bration that The city conducted was e
success in every particular aud aiDh
the excellent feeling existing among
the businesa men at The present time
there Is no reason why this one should
not be even better than the last one
We as n city oweit TO our friends and
customers to provide some form of en-
tcrtaiIment and we believe that good
Fourth would meet with the approv Al
ofthe people surrounding his city.
Action should be taken on this ques-
ton at once because If we are going to
undertake any thing of the sort We
should lay oLr plans early so we will
be able to do something worth while.
IL we are not going to undertake the
project we should get out OF the way
and give the other towns close TO us an
opportunity,
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10

Father, dear father, come home with
NE now, for ma has some carpets to
beat: she's got all the furniture out in
the road from the front porch down
to the street. The stove must come
down aud be put in the shed, aud the
yard must be cleaned of dry grass, sor
it's time TO clean house and the harry s
to pay--and the front window needs
some new glass. Father, dear father
come home with me now, aud bring
some bologna and cheese; it's most II
O'Clock and there's nothing to eat I'm
so hungry I'm weak in the knees. All
the dinner well have will be cold
scraps and u,h, and we'll have to eat
standing up. too, for the tables and
chairs are all out In the yard-Oh, l
wish spring house cleaning was
through! Father, dear father, come
home with me now, for ma is mad as
q Turk; she says you're lazy old thing
and that she proposes to put you to
work. There's painting to do and
paper to hang, and windows and cas-
ing to scrub, for it's housekeeping
time, and you've got to come home
and revel in suds and cold grub.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10

Notice IL hereby given that u petition sign.
u by thNty or more resident free holders of
the second ward OF the city OF Red Cloud,
Nebraska, has been filed with the Clerk of
said city OF Red Cloud, praying that license
be granted by the city Council OF said city to
Z. a. Mexger for the sale OF malt, spirituous
and vinuous liquors Oh Lot ~, In Block 4, In
the city OF Red Cloud that action win be
taken ON such petition by the Mayor and
city Council OF said city on the first day OF
May 1919, or at the first meeting OF the coun-
ell thereafter
Dated at Red Cloud, Nebraska, April 10TH,
1913
a.. TEEL
lSeaD city Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10

Rumors have been afoat on the
street to the effect that the city was
getting no benefit from the Maurer
spring pipe line installed by the Bur.
lington. We have taken the pains to
investigate the condition of affairs and
find that the city is getting all the
water II vents from this line. There
was time few moths Pgo when no
water was flowing into the city wells
but the reason for that condition was
because the automatic vavle at the
power house did not work. That has
been remedled aud the city gets all
the surplus. In conversation with the
superintendent Of water works for
this division of the Burlington we
learned that the south spring alone
furnished about twice a. much water
as the company needs at the present
time. So the city has available one
half of the water Of the south spring
and all the flow from the tho north
spring. This viii insure Us plenty OF
water during the coming summer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1913-04-10
To Amuse IN invalid.

To amuse an invalid who cannot sit
up In bed arrange mirror on an
easel In such way as to reflect the
moving panorama to be seen from the
window. II the street scene wearies
the invalid the glass may be so nxed
% to show the slowly changing sky.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
HON. RICHARD YATES TO
DELIVER ADDRESS TODAY
FORMER GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS
TO SPEAK AT THE M. {.
ASSEMBLY.

Hon. Richard Yates. former COVER
nor %: Illinois. viii deliver two adj
dresses at the NJ T.. chautauqua at
Electric park the first Of which VIII
nc this evening on the theme Lessons
IRON Gincoln's Life" The topic of his
address tomorrow afternoon AZ 3
o'clock viii be- EXECUTIONS Of Patriot
ism Mr. Yates Is an orator uf re-
noVn and both subjects viii be- heard
boy large audiences.
EuaDJTdgemout through larger at
tendance ana excellent weather was
oaercd The Dodrd.Df control yesterday
ana the assembly now bids fair 10 be
. ereater success than was anticipated
The address OF Bishop Hell last night
was the browning event 81 the assem-
bly, thus far. ana during the course OF
his taih the speaker took occasion To-
compliment his audience Oh its m
telligcnce and the careful attention
which wa prevalent throughout The
Schlldhret orchestra entertained yes
terdal afternoon ana evening and IN
t,restIrg numbers VIII be- rendered to-
day ANA tomorrow
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
GOOD PROGRESS
ON PLAYGROUND


An elaborate program. including nu-
merOus playground drills aud exhibit
uon feature. viii ue prepared ia con
nection with the grand opening 81 the
Hed Jacket playground, Just south OF
Elm street, between keu Jacket and
the Athletic park. Following sugges-
lions made al a recent meeting uI the
Playground Association, committees
ale now working IN an EFFORT 10 ar
range such a program. Whether out
side talent VIII oe called upon has not
been decided but the children who
nave ueen enjoying tne use 81 the
Laurium play undoubtedly viii
assist
Excellent progress has been made
with the grading OF the Red Jacket
playground under the direction OF
Street Commits Toner Jacka All OF the
lower half ot the ground has been lev
eled ana a lew days work will suffice
TO hnish the playground grading. No
is anticipated in accomplish
ing this Tor the Calumet township
Lard has authorized Commissioner
Mugtord ana Overseer Burrll To as
sist in the work and ii L. expected they
viii soon relieve the Red Jacket VIII
axe employees and complete the pre-
liminary work.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18

gust -, at the Kearsarge NJ T.. Sunday
school picnic.
Mr. ana ATS. Wesley Seighsman of
Copper city are the parents Of a son.
William Is. HuluWelski of Winnipeg
- the guest 81 friends in Calumet for
Il short time
II. j. NrCaiu of Rapid city. South
Dakota, is hcie for few daNs on
business.
l.. ii. HAYES. T.. stern and l.. Kelly
81 81 Louis. are registered AT the Cen
tral Hotel.
r.. s. baldwin of Ashland Is the
guest OF Calumet friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
WILL INVITE APPLICANTS
FOR SECRETARYSHIP HERE
WESTERN MEN SEEK POSITION
AS MANAGER OF COM.
MERClAL CLUB

Candidates for the office of secretary
OF the Copper Country Commercial
club. probably will be invited To- meet
with the trustees uf thus organization
when they gather 10 elect officers as
was agreed at the oreauiza ton meet
ing at the Electric park a few weeks
ago.
several application have been re
c,ired. some from local men, and
others from men Who have made ex-
yril.nt records ia similar efforts else
where II Is understood one OF the ap-
pllcants has Tor years been identified
with the Denver Commercial club, ana
another mas proven very successful in
his work ia Seattle
The trustees viii play no favorites.
The, realize that the burden Of the
work and responsibility viii tail on
the shoulders Of the Commercial
clubs secretary. and will Judge the
applicants solely upon their past rec
ords The trustees likely VIII meet
next week tor action.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
FINISH DECORATIONS FOR
FIRE TOURNEY TOMORROW
MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS TO PRE-
SENT AN ATTRACTIVE
APPEARANCE.

The elaborate decorations tor the
upper peninsula hremens tournament
next week will be completed early to-
morrow morning. according 10 Harry
+. Hosk.ng, who has the contract for
the special lighting. Strings OF lights
have been hung and festooned through
the principal streets al the town and
they present very attractive appear
ance II is probable the street lights
will be turned on for Il short time sat
urtay evening. so that the effect may
he noted.
Tomorrow Mr. Hosling expects To
commence work on private decorative
contracts, of which he already has
large number Some OF the business
places 10 be especially lighted are
Ruppe and Sons store Apostle Pro-
tegere's candy kitchen, II. j. NiVian's
tailoring establishment, Curto Bros.
Fred kraemer's and John Tambellni's,
The Western Decorating company to-
dav began work on several private
contracts. Messrs X. kelch and j. l..
Russell directing the work. The deco
ration Of the municipal buildings, fir"
hail. town hall and opera house will
be started early i'm the week These
buildings have already been trimmed
with electric lights, hut will also be-
festooned with bunting, etc.
The stores will not be- closed during
the tournament, it was announced to-
day by one OF the prominent business
men.
Diagrams are being prepared show
ing IN" locations Of the different shows
Of the Miller carnival company. on the
streets of Red Jacket during the COM
ing week The shows are expected
here from Hancock sunday and will
~ placed in position ON the streets al
once. by Monday evening most ot the
attractions will be ready for the open
ing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
BIC ITALIAN REUNION.
Annual Gathering of Calumet Societies
IN c, n A. Park

Final preparations have been made
Tor the big annual reunion of the
calumet and copper country Italian
societies In the G. 4 III. park tomor-
row. II is expected the outing will be
the biggest ever held Features of the
gathering viii be the monster parade
IN the morning exercises including
addresses at the park in the after
Lruu sports, and dancing afternoon
ana evening
The members OF the various local
and visiting societies viii assemble at
the Rcd Jacket town hail about $50
o'clock and headed by the &. Il H.
and Red Jacket bands will proceed
through the principal streets of Red
Jacket and Laurhm then 10 the park
fhe councils If both villages. town
ship hoard, mine officials and promi-
uent citizens have accepted invitations
"a appear in the parade
Judge y. n. o'Hrien will be- the
principal speaker in English. and there
viii he several speakers in Italian. as
we'll "a concert selections by the band
and other concert numbers
The 9, x II. band will render a
splendid program Of dance numbers
during the afternoon and evening
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18

My wife having left my bed and
board ! viii not be responsible for
any debts contracted by her in my
name. July II, 1913. Henry Dave.
advertisement II Is 81
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18

Mrs. -. l. Adams, of Shelbyville,
Ind, laid her purse on "a graVestone
in cemetery for a few minutes the
other day, Somebody promptly stole
il
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
WILL HEAD DELEGATION.
Few. Ten Brock Chairman of u. p
Delegates to Convention.

Rvv. j. A. Ten Brock, rector OF
Chrsts church, Episcopal, has been
senally honored by being selected AS
head ri the Marquette diocese delega-
ton of three members to the triennal
Episcopal convention To he held in
New York city, opening on oct. 8.
The allegation will include, Rev. Ten
Brock, Rev. j. r.. Curzon, Chicago.
Rev. c. J. Zeigler, lshpem.ng and Rev
Bates g. Burt. Marquette. also lay del
eGates, Or. j. l.. Hubbard, Houghton,
Thornton A Green, OntOnagon and
Albert Miller, Marquette.
Rev. Ten Brock of Calumet has also
been invited To speak at the ST. James
church, New York city, at one of the
convention sessions.
The annual excursion of the Christ 5
Episcopal Sunday school will be- held
At the White city ~ Portage Entry.
July % Special ears will convey the
eXcursionists To Houghton. from where
they VIII board the steamer Interna-
tional for this popular pleasure
ground
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
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LOCAL 6REViTiES.
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Mrs. Albert f. Rosewarne of Tam
arack street. entertained at linen
shower yesterday afternoon IN honor
OF Miss Myrtle Gray, who will shortly
he married.
Misses Lucy and Anna Rule of Iron
Mountain are guests at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs, John NJ. George, South
Rockland street.
The funeral Of the late Daniel Ilol-
land was held this morning, with
services in the Sacred Heart church.
Charles Johnson of Gay has pun
chased Ford touring car from the
j. +. Dupont agency
Miss Ella Polkinghorne and brother
Chester Polkinghorne, visited with
friends in Calumet and Laurium this
week
John Messner and Richard Smons
of TamaTack have gone To Duluth.
Later they expect to locate In the
west
Mr. and Mrs j. J. Argall and dauGh-
ters Beatrice and Edna of San Ber-
nardino, California, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred James Of
Tamarack. Mr. Argal was formerly
in the furniture business here.
Hereafter the members of Union
Temple of Honor No. As will meet ON
| month instead of the second ana
| fourth Mondays.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gherna left last
evening for Minneapolis. where they
| will visit for a short time. Mr.. Gherna
was called To that city yesterday on
business for the Western Union. of
which he is local manager
Richard Roskilly and family left last
evening for Detroit where they will
visit.
Fred Ennis of Detroit. is visiting
Calumet and Laurium friends.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hebhard and
children and George Hebbard. all OF
ishpeming, are guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Richard Hicks. Mine
| street
Mrs. j. Il. Lathrop and daughter
| Mrs. Emmett Mitchell and the latters
children, of Thomasvillc, Ca are Wis
iting friends in Calumet for the sum
| mer.
| j. W. Pitri. assistant superintendent
for the Metropolitan Life. has arrived
home from "A business trip to Winni-
peg.
Homer James and Fred Hoskng
have returned from ST. Ignace.
William Trezise has returned To- Cop
per elm. Ontario, after brief visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. viii
liam Trezise of wolverine
oliver Richards of Wolverine has
gone To Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Blight have
returned from Detroit.
The Misses Grace and Gladys Ven
ming have gone to Gardner, Mass.
where they will locate.
The marriage of Miss Julia VIII
iiams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam Williams of Wolverine, and
I Clarkes Lark of Kearsarge, has been
announced. The ceremony will be sol
emnized at the home Of the bride TO be
the evening of July %.
brass band. with William Sanders
director, has been organized by youne
men OF Kearsarge and Wolverine. The
First engagement will be at Gay, Au.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18

Foreigners in New York have or
eanized an association for welfare OBJ
jects.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18

Don't miss the concert on Hecla
street from q 80 To- o'clock Saturday
evening. Advert Use cmnt- | )
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
SPECIALS FOR TOURNEY.
South Shore and Mineral Range Pre-
pare 70 Handle Crowds.

The South Shore road announces
special rates for the firemen's tourna-
ment in Red Jacket next week. and
Supt. Lytle and his assistants are
now busy with arrangements for the
best accommodations that can he ar
ranged The iron country special,
leaving Marquette at .: 50 Wednesday
morning, Ncgaunee at $50 and lsh-
peming at $40, will accommodate
from 800 TO $50 people.
Both the lshpemine and Negaunee
departments will bring bands Special
sleepcrs vii! he provided for the 500
and Mnnisng firemen. arriving here
early "Wednesday morning and the
Northwestern and -. Paul trains will
make arrangements for the Manis-
tiqur. Crystal Falls, Ironwood, Iron
River, Bcssemer. Iron Mountain. Glad
stone. Menominee. Escanaba. Vulcan
and Gwinn departments.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
THROWN FROM MOTORCYCLE.
Herbert Vollmer OF Gay Meets Seri'
Gus Injuries Yesterday.

As result of "A motorcycle accident
near Fulton yesterday. Herbert Nou-
mer of Gay lies seriously injured IN
the Mohawk hospital and although
his recovery l. expected, he likely viii
be mcapacitated Tor some time. Volt
mer was attempting To turn his ma
chine nom a rut. when he skltard
and ne was thrown. striking the handle
bars of the machine with his throat
ana chest \ small bone in the front
~ the neck was fractured
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18
TO USE SHUT OFF WRENCH.

Bills are being mailed To water con-
sumers 10 ihe village OF Red Jacket,
urging prompt payment Of old ac-
counts. AccumpanNin ing each bill is a
notification that unless the large del
nquent accounts are squared by Au-
gust ], the water viii be- shut on
Don't miss the concert on HeCla
street. from 30 70 9 o'clock Saturday
evening Advertisement | S
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-18

The regular meetings of the Union
Temple of Honor No. AZ, will he held
on the third and fourth Mondays of
each month instead Of the second and
fourth SATURDAYS as in the past. This
new rule will take effect in August
month. Russell Harry. w. X.
Advertisement
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-07
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY
City Treasury Enriched by $40 Be-
cause of Offense of Two Men.

Charged with drunkenness and disor-
derly conduct Hickey" Hayes anG
Dutch" Wilson were arrested last
night by Chief of Police Grant Rob-
bins and Night Watchman Mat Sheldon
and lodged in the city Jail to await
hearing in the police court this
morning. Hayes and Wilson, it is al
legged, were creating considerable dis
turbance in the neighborhood of the
Del Norte hotel previous to their ar
rest and were Later apprehended while
eating supper at the Pastime. Each
was fined 500 and costs by Judge
Strong this morning. They were re-
leased, however, on paying the costs,
the fine being suspended.
1t is supposed that they secured their
liquor from Venders, the alleged boot
logger who was arrested here last
night.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-07
VARSITY MANDOLIN CLUB BUSY
Organization Has Large Membership
and Plans Out-Of- Town Concerts.

With the largest membership in its
history the mandolin club at the uni
versity is laying plans for great ac-
tivjty during the ensuing year. Sev-
eral concerts have been planned and
it is probable that the club will ven
ture out of town for number of per-
formances later in the year. A trip
to Lewiston is already being planned.
At a meeting of the organization
held at the Zeta Delta fraternity house
last night the membership of the or
ganization was definitely determined
and its officers for the present year
were chosen. It's membership in
cludes IA string artists and it's instru-
will consist OF mandolins,
guitars and zithers. The officers
chosen were Jack Adams, director, and
Phil Mitchell, manager.
The members of the club are, man
dolins-Bert Lattig, Jack Hays, HON.
er Youngs, o. Montandon, Ray Cam
mack, Frank LaFrenz, Ben HamiI and
Jack Adams; guitars-R. Gerlough,
Vestal Hockett, E. e. Smith and Phil
Mitchell; zither-Ernest DeHaven.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-11-07
WILL ARBITRATE
STREETCAR STRIKE
BELIEVED NOW THAT TRACTION
WILL BOW TO PUBLIC
OPINION.
Strikers Offer to Submit Question to
the State Public Service
Commission.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. THE indi
cations this afternoon were that the
traction company would accept the
proposition of the striking street cal
men to submit their differences to
arbitration before the state public
service commission. The strikers had
rejected the offer of the company on
the ground that it would amount to
surrendering their constitutional
rights. Then the strikers made the
arbitration propositions as a counter
proposal.
The company had rejected their
previous arbitration offers but the of
ficers have begun to realize that pub
lie opinion is hopelessly against them.
Even the militiamen sympathise open
ly with the strikers and a general
walkout of all labor unions in the city
is threatened.
The troops have net been called up
on ard martial law has not been de-
clared. 1t is believed that President
Todd of the traction company, will ac-
cept arbitration but he hasn't announce
ed it yet.