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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-05
CURB STOCKS.

j. n Minnear n Co. say today
The copper share market was boiling
today. The advance in metal To 1914
cents with good business reported at
that figure caused big buying move
ment which extended all through the
list. CRANKY was a feature. advancing
points. Calumet Il Arizona. Butte &
superior, Osceola. Allouez, Tamarack
and North Butte all made good net
gain for the day.
Not only were the coppcrs higher
hut also the railroad list. Ii was an
nounced of - per cert Of Southern
Pacific certificates were taken on sub
scription as compared with estimated
figures yesterday, so per cent. This
helped the entire list.
Quincy announced "A quarterly div
idend of 81 and Shattuck will declare
30 cents
The closing was at the best prices of
the day with the coppcrs more active
than they have been for months.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-05
CoMMEM NAVAL VICTORY
Centennial Of American British Battle
Is Celebrated Today.

Portland, Me-, Sept. j.--Onc hun
drcd years ago today the United
States ship Enterprise and the British
cruiser Boxer met off the Maine coast
ana engaged in battle. The British
We're defeated and their vessel cap
tured. The victory of the Americans
came but five days before Perry
triumph on Lake Erie and was pccu-
Harry welcome since it relieved the
popular depression caused by the cap
ture If the Chesapeake by the shan
non three months before.
The engagement of the Enterprise
and the Boxer attained mournful
celebrity by reason of the fact thai;
both commanders, Burrows of the
American ship. and Blyth. of the Brit
Ssh ship. were slain. Longfellow, then
a child, heard the booming of the guns
over the tide, and rs II poet cclebrat-
ed tho tragedy of the two captains
who lie buried side by side in Port
land cemetery.
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The Cobalts.

Sf, c,rs 80 btcb ard ~. oc lo,
,r,d, oro u.or. .birnod from, tho 90.
hoIt siIyor mn, lac. r,aa,, oooord,no
- adyi,.. r.cni,.o1 10. ria,d g. -.
rho vi, o,,,rio. Ii, 60, 80 ni,,,,
.row,sit, ,,n ana Gah,I, tot,o oro
vini..ino ,ua tau. cd ,o- hor. =,
milo, y,iuod -, s--t-tto
NcEinlcv is bieb simmer -, hI,,,
,,,d. fr,r Ian vim "a c,ry. IA
poso *. ,.o,,t,o,s -. ,,o,,oi, II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-05

FOR SALE-ll room house. Apply
go Rockland St.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-05

the Just assembled rough pencil pass
rs between Srooved rollers. which
hrnly press the two parts together
passing thence between ErOovcd heat
cd rollers for the purpose of drying
;ho glue, between rapidly revolving
knives, which give the lead pencil it's
shape through another section of the
machine which applies the paint then
the vatnish, and lastly to that section
II the machine which cuts the pencil
INTO lengths, smooths the ends. the
final process being the passage he
| tween died grooVed wheels which SUP
ply the trademark or stamp. or what
ever printed device is designed for
| che pencil.
Not many years ago there were few
lead pencils that retailed for less than
i've cents and there were only few
kinds The common pencil most in use
was straight, plain, round painted
pencil and it was ordinarily of two
colors, black and red. Soon there app
pcared upon the marliet Il cheaper
pencil which retailcd at one cent. 1t
Ave cent pencil as To quality. but il
was implanted. Next came the in
novation of the rubber tip and it may
he SAID that the inventor of the rub
bei tip for the lead pencil has ac-
quired millions by his happy thought
This rubber cap slipped on over the
Tor of the pencil, and it is in use to-
Al NaN h., Il.
into the end of the wood itscls and
then the metal tip, with the rubber
held by threads like Il screw
The reason why lead pencils are so
cheap today, that is. why they are
within the range of everyone. why
people no more think of economizing
in lead pencils than they do in pins,
is because they are made in such
Quantities and so cheaply by machin-
cry.
\ few years ago the paper covered
pencils appeared, but there have never
come into very general use, except in
the case of colorod pencils but accord
'ng to report issued by the govern
mcnt. it will net be very many years
before some other material for holding
the graphite in the pencil viii have to
he found. for the cedar wood is be-
coming scarce. The case is similar
To that of pulp paper; ii has been so
plentiful and 50 cheap that people
have been prodigal in it's use. until.
awakening at a late hour, thcv find
a scarcity imminent.
In the case of some Of the larger
varieties OF pencils, such as used 10y
carpenters ana builders, poplar or
Wh'tcwood is used for the covering
and In some of the newer stN les of
pencils white varieties of wood have
been used. Eut, still, i'm the higher
GRADES of pencils nothing has been
found so satisfactory and so acccp-
table as the beautiful, dclicatcly tint
ed red cedar.
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e asst Butte.

The Pitts Mont Copper company
has retired $26SoOO of its six per cent
bonds leaving less than $l,500. 600 of
The bonds still outstanding An the
bonds are owned 10y the East Butte
Copper company. Early this spring
il was the expectation of the East
Butte management that the company
would be free from debt before the
end of the present calendar year. but
the break in price of copper to IA
cents postponed the date when the
question OF dividends can he consid-
cred.
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ELECTRICAL WORKERS IN
BUTTE MAY STRIKE AGAIN

lutte, Mont, Sept. 5.-Thc electrical
workers here threaten another strike
lust as soon ~ sufficient time inter-
Ncnes To admit Of its being ordered
in the regular way. The decision of
the international officer who came here
To pass upon the propriety of the
original strike order was accepted by
the union members. who stated that
time that there would he "a renewal of
the demand Increased wages and
shorter hours when the time arrived.
" the men do not make their de-
mand for another month, the electro
hcation of the Butte. Anaconda N Pa
chic railroad will he completed. and a
largo number OF the linenen win be
out OF work,
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Boston. Sept. i.-cur only regret I'm
The strong upward movement in the
"oppcrs is that more have not taken
advantage IF the low prices to pick
up stocks. With the strong position
cf copper sharp advance i'm the pro-
duciug mines was inevitable and the
present movement should go much
further I'm the last two weeks or ten
DAYS ..ranby has advanced IA points
Old Dominion i've. G. " \. four. North
Butte three, chino three and others in
proportion. We feel very bullish on
TN" whole situation and firmly be-
licvc speculation in the coppers is re-
viving and that we shall see much
greater activity and considerably
higher prices Paine, Weber 81 Co
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STOCKS

Boston, Sept. o. The markets were
buoyanL active and strong as they
have not been for many months. EX-
tremc advances were i'm the coppcrs
naturally enough under the circum
stances The balance of the list was
also stubhoruly strong Tho announce
m"nt that tho underwriters to $SS,-
100000 Southern Pacific were only
obliged To take about per cent OF
amount they underworld gave the i'm
p"tus To market. The extreme pessi-
mism $50 long existent is wearing
away. Tho market is making daily
ana promises to continue to dc So
l. j Sturgis
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Ccrhir Copper Co.

owing to a difference of opinion hc-
tween the ATTORNEYS oc the American
Trust COMPANY, the transfer agents
aud the Corhin Copper company 5
Michiean attorneys in the iutcrpreta-
'iou OF the Michigan law regarding the
advertisiu- of delinquent Corbiu cop
pcr comUanyS stock. the directors
have decided to aruul the sale Of the
DELINQUENT stock which took place ON
August u and rc-adycrtisc the same
S." rlm, there can ho mo- possible Q1cs-
tiou as O" the fuI validity of tho sale.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-House 1885 Oak St. yell
low Jacket.
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Lake Conner Co.

Owing To an error In the phraseologN
of the assessment vote relating To the
interest rate, the directors of the Lake
have rcsciudcd their action of August
18th calling a s. assessment. payable
september sth, ana have passed new
resolution calling an assessment of
the same amount payable September
-. After the first resolution was pass
ed the directors learned that under a
recent Michigan law the legal rate OF
interest that may be charged for de-
linqucnt assessments is five per cent
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BROKERS' GOSSIP
Copper PRODUCERS, Report.

The copper producers will issue sta
tlStics for August next Monday. The
copper trade expects them to show
? further substantial decrease nm sur
plus copper in this country.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
Suffrugetten 9 ais 8raubs
litter.

2onbon, II. 5ebr. - Die Grz
friituugabdqe in Regent Bart rDurbe
Utittlpoh AbenD bon Suffragstten
rierersebrdnnt. Nuf einem na6en
Yfabe tparsu i'm Sanoe bic Worte
,Botss for Women" eingstrisslt. Sn
Der RGbe Der grdnoItdtte puroen
Gorbs gefunben. Die tart na4 getrOs
lsum rc6en.
unbOtmdBiser aep0ttsur.
Gonoon, II. sSebr. - ). s.
Waris, Der Shriftleiter Der Ratio
nal Repisip", pirb DOR Die Bar bes
llEterbuuies gsbraht tperben, neil er
iiGl ipeigert, osm apmmittee, tpelhes
o1s 3slsfuuten lebereintommen Der
Rtq;eraRg unteriuhi, Die Ramen
Berlenissn Su nsnnsn, iuslde ihm bic
gerihte Derihdfftsn, tporauf sr feline
Ss'tuloigungsn gegen Die Utitslisoer
les britiihen Habinetts itiiste. Der
g0rIiser oss Sommittses srtldrte
!oerrH Ularis, oaB oaiielbe Die Rumsn
uno 8otumeHte haben miiile, Oieier
abtr peigerte iih eHtitieoeu, irgerbz
nsIhe Qustunft 3u 9sbeu. gerioueu,
Telhc Iih oerlet 8erIsbsn 3u Shulosn
tcmmeK lafen, tperosn gsgp0bnIit i'm
1burHl3immer oes llHtsrh1uies siuges
/ irerr..
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Die aGmpfein Reriro


Stapt Weritp, II. 5sbruar
Dom iriiben Worgsn On mar aanos
nenboEnsr 0ber pas 8einatier o:r
9erehte ununisrbrohen in irgeno sis
mem 5heile Der Stdot pernsbm6ar,
manhmol ncb unb maHhudl isrus.
Die bip!omaiiihsn Reprdisntanisa
Dor bier Wlahien ha6en esgen oas
Wioroen protsiiirt uno Is lrutoe
1hIisblid stn WaffenitialtaHo arrdRs
giri, ioodb ein abgtfanDttr bon bic
len Diplomai.n bic aiuie Der Rt5sls
len paiIirtn uHo NIT 0eRerdl Tils
ionfsrirsn ionn.e. Gs mar ober pff.ns
bar Dem aommduesur Der Rs6elleH
niht m0glid, ale feline l2tute i'm
3aum su halfen, nenn e. lpurbe pon
ntn 2rupptn nuf Jpn ssltoHsn. obs
elsih er fih unar oen S6us elmer
aarlameniirildg1e befnne.
Ter aUsriianIihe gotifaft.r uno
Ter briitihe. osuiife unb ipaniih,
6elanois btgaben ft5 tur3 Dor Mite
ign pdbrsnb elmer glauit in BEN gsus
ern in neu Rationdtpal1it. 100 II. nlh
einer tur3sn unierrsnung NIT benz
praiioentsn bon oieIem nds 9sripres
Gsn srbislien eab er bic Gptratonen
einiisaeH fpurbs, ipenn G:nerol Ti1s
fds Glsihs thun lpiiros, bis bic D.
plomnisn obsr Elm Repr1fsntant t.rs
i,iben Osleetnheit bd.ttn, nit b.m
acmmaRosur Osr Rsbsnen 5u ionfss
yirtn.
.. g. hamsr ipurbs oarit baaufs
trast. ben groi.it esm General 9ias
81 iiberbrinosn. Gr teItie1 Elm 4u.oa
niobi!, unb init tiner peiben Glngge
suetsHo. fuhr er ourh bic 2inien Der
9ttsisrungsirupp.n; sisih oarauf
ipuros sr dbsr bas s3isl pisi,r gsnshrs
iugeln. 5amer. Der nnpsr!ssi biieh,
issis abtr bit 5abri fcri.
Eis Nomhnroemenl, oas am Tisns
flag fd1cn ih!imm gsnus mar, .rrsiht:
isinhn 5obepnn.i am Wittnoh Mors
asn. nls Tins oas i,er3 Rs Gsindf.ss
tiitritts bombarefr.. bel Rem gsnlii.
hsn. bic ResisrunasartilIsri, gum
Sd,lptissn su brinsen unS bic S61rfs
Ft,ussn fpi. bic WdnnTtaFeu, oie
Malrinsnestpelrs te6isnien, pon BIN
Tittrn Der boasren Sauisr su nsrs
trsfbsH.
1isiss bsftips gomtnrssmsni oaus
erie pole 3lps. Sturben. Die Gbreps
Etls iamtn ipis soaesl a,flegsn uns'
bier unn hn rib Gin bsrIimses @sfhob
Gin God, in bic Wausr zines g<bdus
tss. Dtusr. bos nah Der cntertn sSeits
g,rihsst mar. bate inspiih.n bos
ipsitsr aubsrblIb ee.s1sn. Wobnunes-
rierid unbeipcbubar gemaht.
Dos Jsuer Der Rspisrungsoriilles
rie mar lpsnsasr kfiig uno rifieie
psrbdfinibm1big iptnig Ghaosn nn
ben poiiiionen bsr RsbtlItn an. Tns
Hefnisben, bss geitdiis:bsils uno
wobnungsnier:sis fsitsns Der RebslIsn
ipnr "a, tpas ci, Diploma.eH repanlabt
bate sH< prcssfiiren. pr1fibtni Mns
bero nno feline Minib<r eGben 5u. raB
has gtfhisbsn elmer Ofienen Gta5.
cine Warbarsi lei, i'm HeTonbtren Elm
solnes Mrii1eritbue1. ipit es frdbrsne
her Ifbten 3ipti 9nee I'm Gdnss mar.
Der arieeSminsitsr 'Mi6ts oahet nit
3ufimmlfta hsS prafiben.en ulobsro
nj - oatinlt1 slasn prstsR an ssn.
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Cincinnati. aonneritas, ben 13. Sebrnar 1913.

gsiiB pertbpolIer Snfprmotton bdben
feBen t0nrRn.
Sine unterfuhung 1T unperfdumt
eingelsitet fpprben. Do6 miro fie insz
gebeim gefiibrt, 70 bab Dorlduftg pei>
ters gin3eIbiten niht gu erlangen iino.'
0as 8ortommniB maht eineu INN 10
peiuliheren Ginbrud, ais fi6 in jungs
fer 3eit berurtige gffairen nur gu
bduft5 ereignet baben. Der GOsltnsr
6du Diirfte CUR grgreiFung ftrengfter
Wabrsgeln fiibren, um Der W0gli9teit
bon Dur6fte4ereien S6runten 5u 5ie>
Zen.
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Oge(esrap1
u 4ntitruIttIa &c gegen bit
GIepeldno Etoue 60.

Y Gleoeldno 3 g tone @ 20.
GIepelaub, 8. y. Tebrudr.
SsuiatioHsus 9siAuloiguuseR limb IN
elmer ,3iDil 2lntitruitil1ae snt0aIteu,
or bier am gtitfpoa uui 9eraulaiz
fung oss Btueralarpuits gDitsribam
aubdngig qsmatt garoe uao in nell
DIR bic 4ufI0Turg Der GleOalano
Stone Gomp1nn psVIangt tuirD.
Die Gompagnie Ipiro te'huloi5t,
porauf hiH at urbeiten, Elm WonOpo.
i'm Qf.aIterIteln pGurbin9"s uuo
SGNsiTitcip s3eifdft 81 srlanlen. m
bsm tie 4rditetteu nit 8eIo beitehe,
,pper ihreu in ionitiasr Deiie 8er9iinz
iti1ungen errpsiis, oumtt Iie in ibreH
Spe3tiatitoHeu bic 9erpsuouH1 pon
Gt,ineu Dor Der psrtIu9:sn aompagnte
porItreiben. Is beibt ferHer in ner
glaaeitriit. bag bic Subiiotar acmz
pasnien Der GI,Dsl1no Stone So.
elne ei1ere Organization bsib:boIi:n.
nm 5um Sdsin ais SoHturrenten Der
aompagnis aufir,teu 8u tonnen uno
poourh i'm Stdu0e iino. oie Qrsiie
fur cds UloteriaL tpiaturliA Feit3u=
itelen, uno naB bic Eompdgrie ben
Qrsis fir SdlsiffeiHe i'm gar39n
2anoe burh g.rsinboruns nit Sob
bers uno GsrpdbruR1 BON Ra6atten
.cHtrnaire.
Die gntla1. 1T auber Der GlsDeIano
S.one gompanp esgeu Is Subitoiars
aomp1gnisu IND 10 ge1rEte Der gag
ttrsu ssriatet.
0te2agsin NET 9jrsint:r
sinstritii DE
GburIerou, -. 9a., II. Js6r.
c9sn benz Streiss5ist in aanatpa1 Co..
bdl, man Die Gage iest luieoer fiir ishr
eruft: 0oupernsur GIdBcod, 0eneral.
4biutant elliott, SRriff Gill uno je.
o.s Uttali.o Scr UiiIi3, pas ith isgt
i'm 1T.Io, bsfinoet, itno nit oem SooS
bebrobt poresn.
I'm 9lbeuo bier singstroIftnsH Be
rihten sufoIrs. hisIten am IienltaQ
q6sno mear lts 1900 gergleute elm:
8eyTummfuug a6, In Der lie ben ge.
b6rbsn forntu Den arieg ertlGrtsu
Die gsrsleut, perlanssn beHere 4r.
beitsp,rbdliniTe, bobsrs 20hue uni
gnertenrung ibrsr Union. Sn oisisr
geriammlung Iollsn bic Trotung.r
osasu eie 9eamten ous1sitoBen porosr
iein. aopien Der R.folution ipuroer
in Montoomsrn. 20. 8a., angsI6ldgen
uub ols bic gehoro.n oapou erfuhr,n
purosn fofort gruppsn had Wcnt9o'
msrp ssiaidt.
Igeiagurn Sale auf amert
faniiher Seite fat
gun5 tro den.
9iagura 5aIIs. q. q, t2
,sebrlrar Gurh einen gisoarn1, oer
lid oberbalb @oot sSslano i'm 9tinaa
Ira 9lioer gebiIoet bat. lit oaS ann5j
gSoiier rah Der fanaorihen Seit,
lbinilbergeIeiet tporoeu uno bic ameri
fanilhen Sale iino belite fait gam
ltroden. 9t,ir orei fleine Strome iiferr
iiber ben alippenrano, paarerh al
aen Sorieihoe-S1Ien oas @aiiel
lenOrm u1GefdWpUen iits
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OettcrberiMt.

Sir Ohio unb bus ipsitlife
gennip!p-nitn: Sdones unb tptniger
~ialits Weiitr am Donnsrlta9. 2lm
sreiing tribes. ndrmsres Wetter,
fpabrffsinIih Sdnee in Der Rdhe
Der Sten. NeItlite Ninoe, bic naA
Giibsn umihlagen.
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Cine 8erboftung in 8srbinbunq nit
benz SteubenoilIe ,,9arrelmoro".
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Sineofn's @e6urfstag
Buroe am 2litt,po6 in alien
g6eifen oes sanoes &C.
feiert.
6raf BON gernitOrff, Der bent.
Idle gOtldaiter
Dor elmer Der Rebner Bel Dem 2incoIH
gantett in SpringfieIo, Sus.
Der Deit gir9tnisr gsitedunss.
itanDdI
Wtro bon einem aommtttee Der 2egis>
latur unterfudt.
-~.~
Cine. antitruittlage gsgen bic gIsbe>
!anoStOne 60. anbdngig gsmaat.
Die Gage i'm Deit girginier strsits
Oiitritt cine gsfdbrIi6s.
0ouperneur GIaBcod unb anbers
geomte Don ben Streitern beorobt.


0ouperneur 0laBcod unb anbere
8eomte Don ben Streitern beorobt.
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Die Gage i'm Deit girginier Strsits
otitritt cine gsfdbrIi6e.
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sou am IA. 2tpril Beginner,
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Ibftmorb.

Columbus, s., Il. Sebruar.
Dapio gtder, Elm 40 Sabre alter Bar
bier, eer Dor 5neiUtouaten BON GIN
cianati bierbertam, bat am Tisnitag
Selbitmoro begangeu, inoem CT lid
nit einem aafirmeifer bic asbls orrdhz
Ihnitt. Gr biutsrIdBt cine Jrdu. aber
tetns Siuosr.
Des morbes perod atts.
Steubegpilfe, s., II. 9yebr.
Qntonio 2oreno. sd Staliener, puroe
bier am mittppn duf ben 0eroo4t
bin psrboftet, elmer Der Morbsr BON
9ominicp aob su isin, beiIsu oeritilms
msI.e 2eits por sfpet Do6sn, In siu
1yab Osrpats, aufssfunosa srasss.
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Ger @unih tit babel aber tuabrideiu.
lid Der gater oes 8eoantens.
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Wso6ero ianguiniid, baB bic RebeIliou
bis 2onnerItag abeno unter.
oriidt iein luiro.
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Cine. antitruittlage gegen bic glebes
IanoStone 60. anbGngig gemaAt.
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3ie ansIdnoer iperben i0uiel lIs
mogIih in Sicxrbeit gebraht.
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2ie 9rotelte Der 9cianoten bei W1d.
oero pie bei Gias DersebIid.
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gpnbon. Is. 5ebr. - Die tiirs
iifts Reeieruns Dat am Wiitnoh in
Iormslir Wtife Cir GSnnrb Grep.
ben triiiihen S.aatsielretdr oes 4eus
bfrsn. srfrft. oi. Grobmdtae su p.rs
nrlGiien. BEN 9altaniries etn Grbe su
MAIDEN. Die 8ciihaftsr nurben f1s
fort hopon bsnnhrihtist unb lie uns
serrittsitn ihrsrftiis ibrs Resisrunssn
psn bsm Grfa4sn tss 1iiTtst
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Der beIgifds RatioHaIs
Streit.

grlifsl. II. 5tbr. - Der ga
tioTelrrth Der besgtfGen grbeitsrsGr
eaniietioneu bat beihloTsr, odB be
Iduait fir sanS gelgisn 1epIante gens
rolitreit am IA. Ipril begiansn ioa.
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-22
INTERESTED IN FLusHER.
Council Considers Buying Machine 10
Clean Streets With Water.

The council is Interested IN sfee'
flusher, and is considering the pul
chase of an apparatus with when TO
clean all the pavement, Such flusher
,yould cost about $1,000 and the price
is all that probably prevented 'he
council from arranging for the pur-
chase of a flusler Monday.
All the members of the council are OF
the opinion that the street flusner
would be an excellent thing to nave,
hut they hesitate on account of the en-
nenditure. Street Commissioners Her
man wants the council TO buy the
flusher. He says he can then keep al
tho paved streets clean all of the time.
The flusher the council has been in
yestigating is a tank wagon, with a
pasolene engine and pump attachment
that force the water under high pres
sure thru a nozzle along the pave
ment.
It is Hermans idea that with
such a flusher the street depart
ment could flush and clean
the streets of the business sec
ton frequently at night, and the resi-
depce streets during the day time
flusher if used frequently enough,
would do away with the cost OF clean
ing the streets, except at certain times
of the wear. or with sprinkling the bus
mess streets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-22
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Schools of Liscomb Township to Meet
in Annual Session April ~.

The annual Sunday school conven-
ton of Liscomb township will be held
Sunday. April 81. with services in the
afternoon at the Bethel Grove church
and in the evening at the Church Of
Christ at Liscomb. An interesting pro-
gram on the work and general object
of sunday schools has been prepared
and it is expected there will be an I'M
usually large attendance.
The program will be opened Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bethel
Grove church. with a song service led
by l.. w. Hauser, and the devotional
led by c. T. Wiley. These will be fol-
lowed by an open discussion on THE
Graded Lessons led by e. E. Lister.
After special music. an open discus
sion on The Organized Bible Glass
will be led by H. P. Nyce. A round
table will be, led by Miss Nettie Pat
ton, after which there will be a bust
ness session.
In the evening the services at Lis
comb will be opened at 7:3O o'clock
with song service by the united
choirs. Devotionals will be led by Rev
w. r. Gaddis, and after special music
the address of the evening on The
Bible School, will be given by Rev
W. P. Clark, pastor of the church, who
will also give the benedction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-22
PLANS NEW STATION.
M. g. ST. L. to Expend $4,000 at Al
bert Lea, Mimi.

More than 100000 is to be expend-
ed by the Minneapolis & st. LOUIS for
a new station and yards which il is
expected will put Albert Lea in the
first class list Of cities along that line.
The station will have first class no.
tel in connection. a dream which Al
bert Lea has entertained for years.
That the Minneapolis & st. Louis
line has had plans for a union station
under consideration is rumor that
has stirred the citizens of the town al
ternately with anticipation and disap-
pointment for several months. Six
weeks ago il became definitely known
that the road had four sets Of plans
under discussion.
The improvements are TO include 4
two story freight depot. The passen-
ger station will provide for all the Of
fees of the Minneapolis & st. Louis
official railroad family at Albert Lea.
The company has purchased all the
necessary land with rights to alleys
and streets with the exception Of two
properties. against which condemna-
ton proceedings arectb be started
Worl. or the Improvement Is to be
started May I.