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Things That Make Life Worth While

H. H.: Paying the price for silk
shirts and having nobody notice them. "
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P. F.'s Please Note.

(spotted by J. C. H. in the near excise law.
(g udBISBred
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RUNNING THE ELECTRIC MASSAGE,
PERHAPS

From the Sioux City. Iowa. "Journar).
sITUATIoN-chauffeu nine years expert
ence. desires position in barber shop. 1850
Journal office.
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Add Futurists: The Arlington Hotel
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Of all three members Of said excise
board"
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We'll Bet 1t Doesn't
Happen Today

.:II;:!A2-..--,.-, 2 G. 8. K.
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WE CARRY LUMBER

enough II ii times 10 meet your every
want. The i : lumber yard that i
never ..InsIonl. Of what you require
There's only one kind Of lumber You
cannot find here ia poor lumber
Were always out of that
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

of the best Stoves On the
= market are Elm Double Heaters.
Magic Airtights and the Farmer Girl
Work Stoves are sold by P. 7. Bennett.
d SYkeaville. nov I6
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J.Hliftef-AHsnI III ashamed L
ask for money
Weary Willie cot six months for
taking IL without asking ,-Phlladel=
phia Record
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GIA1E.E

y ACT 70 amend zz=IIaH = Article
:. title Attorney gEHzHHl nd States At
I'd 10 provide fsf u za6nIzzIan Of said
amendment Ga tie lHaIIIs1 saIsfz Of this
slale tar adoption = Ha.==I.aH=
SECTION lie i EHz=IHd - tie Gen.
aTHi Assembly al Maryland THREE nj ~ 81
al members % saTH q - - houses cnn.
HHffingI. TLHt The following section b.
I'D lho saline ls HFHa.. Proposed ~ an
amendment % ssaII.H = AHIlHis 3 titlc
Attorney General HHI HIzIazz Attorney
. the tOuaiituIIsz = IL State. and u
adopted ~ ihe iH#zl qualified x1iafa iherr
sHpHrsede aud stand = - nlaee aaa IN
HIaad ~ SrFtlan : - ID Article 3 Of tho
asHaiHntian 81 MARYLAND
=. The States AIIaH.zI al perform
HHsh duties aud fa#aIEH 81 f. aad con-
missions 90 sAlafIz - .zasediug thrrc
tseasand doliafzs = - - q maI here
aflar be- pfe#efineH = -. zHd u sny
Hiais's Attorney HHall Ezz.IEs ~ either fcr
81 fsuara than sBaH = + y ma he NJ,
iaas1 hy las be aHHII. - H.HHI=Iten thsfe,
= he removed ffaH zIz==Hz provided. ihai
lie states Attorney = Ilzltlma.e ,iv
mn rT'ei'c m HHH.z. zzIzHT q httI
fur hurdrcd aeiizHz - al hasa bpueT
IL Hpruiui uua aeHHII = - aHHnaf SALARY
Mt yarrrdiua faHT Thousand doilaFa aud
zHsh other asHIHIHnIz = - annuBi sal.
#FieH Iut syaezIIHE I.HH|z 80 hundred
aaliHf- each Hz IL zHEHszH. HsHeb u
HaIiuUu tlHY ~ zHIHa@Izz nd az
Hfafu. Oh % sad H#Iz#Izz = - paid iut
q the fcrs II fha - HIzIH=z AIiordry' =
afles, - has heretofore IN nFaEtieed,
sic q Aud be 4 IHXIHaE enacted hy
tie authority Aforesaid TIzI ne aid fore.
going Acrtian hereby proposed AH 90
amendment 20 Tie Constitution shall AZ tine
HHaG election for mHmEHH# 81 lie General
Assembly Of thlH STAT = - Hsld on the
Tuesday next after Ias ri Monday ~
he month of November HIuHlHau hundred
nd thirteen ltHIaI. - submitted 10 the
legal sud qualified FaIHHz thereof for their
adoption OF fajsatIoH= = pursuance Of the
directions contained n AHIIsIH i Of the
Constitution Of thIH STATE I'd - the asid
election the vote o. ID proposed amend 70
mHHt 10 the Constellation HHHlI be b. bal
lot. aud upon each ballot here shall be
written or printed IL .HHIz For Con
HIItuttuunl Amendment HuI Against
Constitutional Amendment - naH pro-
ftdsd by iaV. HHd Immediately after aaid
election due returns HHHII Il made 20 the
Governor % the suIH u - against said
proposed amendment - directed By the
aid Article II Of IL 81 Constitution.
Approved April 4. -
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A Friendly LittIe Talk to New Exkbi-
tors IT Fairs.

So you are going to have an exhibit
at your fair That Is good. 1t Is =
sign of progress and ambition when
a farmer has the skill to produce
something on his farm which Is SO
much above average quality that he
thinks 1t Is worth while for him to
take 1t out for other farmers TO look
at. The man who has calf or d colt
or pig or a bushel of corn, or bale
OF hay good enough to go TO the fair.
has accomplished at least one thing
OF which he Is proud. and such accom-
plishment. You know, is one of the
durable satisfaetions" of life.
Right here. however, is where you
may make a big mistake. That calf
or that bushel Of potatoes may appear
so good to you that you will feel It
scarcely worth while to take any
special pains to 1T them for exhibit
ton. Such conclusion is all wrong.
You owe it to yourself and to the
public to put your exhibits on the fair
ground in the best possible condition.
The calf must be we'll fieshed-he
need not be extra fat: his coat must
be as sleek as a SEAL" without Il
speck of dust or the slightest stain to
mar 1t; his horns must be rubbed
smooth and shiny he must be taught
to lead and To face strangers without
fear He viii not pass for his real
worth IL he Is dirty or If he goes pull
ing and straddling away every time a
visitor approaches.
The potatoes. too. must be clean, as
nearly uniform IN size and shape a.
you can get them and well arranged
in a neat vessel or an attractive
heap.
So with every other product. II It
Is worth showing at all. II Is worth
taking a little trouble with.
And then when you have done your
best. you may miss the prize. Never
forget that. The calf. instead OF
taking the blue ribbon. as you had
counted on may be classed fourth or
| fifth. There's the rub--the test Of
the good exhibitor. II such a Thing
happens. don't get mad" and abuse
the fair or the Judges. or charge that
you didn't gel fair treatment. In
stead. try 10 find out why you didn't
win. The judges should be able 10
tell you. IN fact. we think no ribbon
should be tied. no prize awarded at a
judges as to Why such award was
made. We know that sometimes the
Judging Il done almost in secret, and
that the exhibitor may not know when
his entry Is being passed on. This Il
all wrong. but the time TO remind
your fair officials OF tie fact Ii be
fore the fair. not after the awards are
made.-The Progressive Farmer.
The tendency IN this country Is for
larger numbers Of those living IN
cities to owH lind In europe. no
tably In Ireland. the land f. being
largely put mo The hands OF those
who work IL. this Is a matter Of
necessity. VIII the population In
creaainR and tn necessity becoming
greater yearly for greater production
per acre. It i indeed doubtful II am
man has 4 moral fiFht 10 own land
who does not IIke On Il and manage II
for tho largest crop production aud
the aphuIldIng tle fertility. The Jro-
| gresEiYe Farmer
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AZ ACT 20 amend sssIIaH ; Of Article
Of the Constitution = n STATE aud 70
provide for tue submission u zaId amend
nsnt 70 the qualified seIsHz q this State
for adoption or FaIHsIIauz
SECTION !. lie Il sHHHIad - The oen.
efsl Assembly Of Maryland IhTea nfths OF
section be and tie zaas = hereby pro.
nosed a. an amendment % Article q
Tie Constitution q IL state, and, N
adopted, by the leHaI I'D qualified voters
shali superseds seeiloa ! u I'D Article.
SIC. 3. II shall be lie InIf Of the At
tofney General 10 prosecute aud defend on
The part OF the STATE II eaHsz which At
the time Of his appointment and qnali-
feation aud which thereafter NAY be de.
Supreme Court Of the unIlsd States. by or
against the State. o. wherein the State
may be Interested: nd b Hhall give his
the General Assembly p either branch
thereof. the Governor he Comptroller OF
the Treasury. or ~ SIHIzlz Attorney on
fore them or either d Ihsm. and when
required by the Governor o. General As.
ssmbly he shall aid ~ States Attorney
In Prosss,a.ing an sail . a -. hrough,
he shall commence M prosecute or de-
fend any suit or action n ~ Of the said
courts, on the paTt 81 Ias state whien the
according 10 Law. shall direct 10 be COM
meneed prosecuted Of defended. and he
shall have and perform HHen other duties
and shall appoint zuaI number OF depu-
ties or assistants ~ IL General Assembly
may from time 10 time D IaH prescribe T;
and he shall receive ToH BIZ services an
annual salary of Ihnee thousand dollars,
or such annual salaHS p he General As
sembly may from time - tine b. Law pre-
scribe; but he shall not be entitled 70 re-
eeiYe any fees, Prerequisites or rewards
whatever IN addition 70 he salary afOre.
said for the performance o. anY Official
duty; nor shall the Governor employ any
additional counsel n ~ eaHH whatever,
unless authorized b he General Assem-.
bly,.
the foregoing Section hereby proposed as
State shall be, at tie nezI general election
for members OF the General Assembly, TO
be held In thia State. submitted 10 the
legal and qualified voters thereof for their
adoption or rejection. n pursuance of the
directions contained n Article Il of the
Constitution; and Il I'd election the
vote on said proposed amendment shall be
By ballot and upon eaen ballot there shall
be printed the words .Tor the constitu-
Iional Amendment and .AgsInsI the Con-
sIltntiOna Amendment - now prescfib.
ed By law. and Immediately after said
election due returns anaIl be made 10 the
Governor OF the vote IoT md against said
proposed amendment. h directed by the
said fourteenth Article Of the cohstitu-
ton.
Approved April i. Io1z
Now, Therefore. |. Phillips Lee Colds
borough, Governor o tie sIaIe Of Mary
land, In pursuance Of Section l. Of Article
Il Of the Constitution O he State OF Mary
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Kate SAYS she repeats only half
she hears
Maybe: but she hears twice h
much II anyone else. Boston Trans
eript
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PROCLAMATION
Proposed Amendments 70 the
Constitution of Maryland.

WHEREAS, at the January Session Of
the General Assembly of Maryland held
In the year OF our Lord one thousand nine
proposing amendments to Section 3 Of
Article l Section q Of Article }: Section
. Of Article 5; Section 3 Of Article B;
posed new Section to Article B: Of The
Constitution of this State, which saId Acts
are IN the following words, TO wit:
CHAPTER 402.
~ ACT to propose an amendment TO
Article of the Constitution Of this State
By adding new Section. TO be known as
10 aud to provide for the submission Of
sid amendment 10 the qualified voters Of
this sIate for adoption or. rejection.
SECTION I. BE e enacted BY. the Den
Of nj the members Of each Of the two
Houses eoneurring), That the following
neN section be ana the same Is hereby
proposed rs an amendment to Article ).
title Legislative Department Of The
Constitution of this state. the same 10 be
inserted after Section 10 and 10 be num-
beTed I'd. %. and 4 adopted b. The legally
ed. zaid section shall become a naEI Of
Article Of the Constitution Of Nary
land.
10. The General Assembly shall enaet
no Inv authorizing private property to be
taken for public use without Just eompen-
aatIon. 10 be agreed upon between The pr.
ties or awarded by Jury, being fITHI paid
or rendered TO the party entitled 10 such
compensation, but where such property Is
situated In baltimore City aud i desired
b. this State or by the Mayer aud city
Council Of Baltimore. the General Assem-.
bly, NM provide for the appointment Of
appraisers By Court OF Record 10 value
such property, and that. upon payment Of
tie amount Of such valuation 10 The .IaTIY
entitled 10 compensation, or into Court
aud securing the payment Of any further
sum TINT maY be awarded By = InrY. such
property mny be taken.
Sc. :. And be 81 further enacted -
the authority aforesaid. That he saId
HfoTaEpInE section, hereby proposed - m
amendment 70 the Constitution. znaIl b
n The net ensuing general election. % d
held On Tuesday next after the IlrHI ION
dHy IN the month OF November. I1II, be
submitted to the legal and qualified voters
thereof. for their adoption or reIseIIon.
IN pursuance OF the directions contained In
Article i Of the Constitution Of IhIs State,
aud - the Eald election the vote o1 aid
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution
shall lie b. ballot. and upon sarh ballot
IhETs shall hs written or printed Ihs
soH1z For the Constitutional Amend
MHnIs md Against the Constitutional
Amendment Hs now provided - la
Hnu Immediately after said election de
EeIuTuH shall be made TO The Governor d
tie xoIs for and against said proposed
amendment as directed By sald Article !
d lie Constitution,
Approved April =. 1919.
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land, do hereby order and direct that 4
copy Of eaeh Of said Acts proposing said
amendments md additional section to the
Constitution Of Maryland. be published IN
at least two newspapers In each OF the
ceuLties Of the State and IN three news
papers published IN the City Of Baltimore.
one OF which newspapers, In the City OF
Baltimore. shall be published in the Ger.
man language once week for at least
three months nexI preceding the next
General Election. which election Will be
held on Tuesday. November 4, 1913. and
Mt which election the said above proposed
amendments md additional section to the
Constitution shall be submitted I'm the
form and manner prescribed by the Gen.
eral Assembly 10 the legal and qualified
voters Of the sIate. for their adoption or
rejection.
Given under my hand and the
Great Seal OF the State Of
Great senl Maryland. Done at the CITY
OF Maryland Of Annapolis, on this 18th
daY Of July. In the year Of
our Lord. one thousand
nine hundred and thirteen.
PHILLIPS LEE GoLDsBoRouGn.
By the Governor:
ROBERT 7. GRAHAM.
Secretary Of State.
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Now, Therefore. I. Phillips Lee Colds
borough, Governor o. tie sfaIe Of Mary
land, In pursuance Of Section l. Of Article
Il Of the Constitution o ne State OF Mary
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When suffering from some form of feminine
disorder is told that operation is necessary it of
fnghtens her
The very thought of the hospital operating table and the
surgeons knife strikes terror to her heart and wonder
quite that of these troubles may reach stage
where operation is the only resource but thousands of
women have avoided the necessity OF operation by taking
Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound This fact IS
aesed by the grateful letters they write after their
health has been restored
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scribed by law, and Immediately after said
election, due returns shall be made to the
Governor OF the vote for and against said
proposed amendment IS directed b, snio
Article IA Of the Constitution.
Approved AuriI 8 I1I2
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Receive. daaT friend. the truths
teach
So shalt Ihau IL beyond the reaeh
OF adverse fortunes powT.
Nor always tempt the distant deep
Nor always umnfuuHir creep
Along tn IHeaeh.rouH shore.
lie that huidE - the golden mean.
And i've ennIentedly between
The little a. he great
Feels not IL wants that pinch tn
poor.
Nor pineHe# IhHf haunt the rleH
mans daaH.
lmbitt'fins i - state
=Horaf &c UWpeF
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CHATTER al

y At IN amend section = IF Article
II. tie Legislative department 81 The
Constitution Of this State. aud - provide
faH tie submission 81 said amendment 70
IL luailned futsrH % this Stale for adnps
IIan q rejection.
SECTION / lie IL enacted IL lie ten.
81 - members OF each Of the 10 houses
sausaFHIHEl. That the following HEzIIsu Be
- I.ze zame y hereby proposed az -
TIE Legislative Department . IHe On.
ztItHtzaH Of thls state, ard II adopted b
- I'll aHd qualified soiHfz IH#z=ax =
HHHzIH provided 70 shall HunHHzHzH nd
I'D n lie piHer aud stead q - 10 :
q 81 Article III,
81 : An1 bill MAJ originate II
HIIH#T IIHuHH u the General Assembly al
b. attend. amended OF rejected = -
Mir ~ ~ bill shall originate = aIIaaF
IIaazz laFIaE tho last ten Ha1H Il IHH
zszzlaH= auIzzz two thirds 81 tH# z#=zzzz=Hz
HI==IHa IHHHeto Hhail determine l 80
81 H##zz HaF shall any BIN HH=HzH. F -
~ = - rad on THREE different IL =
- ===z=IaH IL each lleuzs. HHIH== -
Ind = liz members eiassteI u - =zuH#a
: s - zHaH bIll b. pending HHaII - a#z#H
me = 80 aud nayas and - = zIzII
- - = Iblfd time uHt1 ! zHHI| 80
~ z=IHzIlE engrprHed % FFlaI=a = =
=. ID Do a further saaFzsl =
= a#zHaH1E aforUHaidr TbHI II. HIaHs=
amendment to tho Constitution = -
sic HhaiI ne - the nrAi Eensfai slsEtinn
f#H Hz#zHHsHz u the General ASSEMBLY q
IL -. IA bs bold iH tbs 10 -
HIII=zI - Ire legal aud qualified HaIsHz
IHHHHaI - HHHIt adoption 81 HaIH##zUHz II
HHE=HHHHzz - The diFrgtiana HHHIHIHHI u
zH#IEI= - II tu" Constitution = -
z#zH# 81 II said general sI=##I=U -
#HI# - - aid proposed amendment
81 - - kgii.i aud unaH - HzIIuE
- III - fsrIufHd fEH suHa# - -
constitutional AHurUdufruf IT. =z#=#H#I
Il. aH#III IIuuai a Amendment - 90
prescribed - Law, aud immediately IT,
81 EIH=IIHH due returns shall - IHHIH u
IHH UHHaHHaF OF the vote for 81 #EzIHHf
- proposed amendment ~ HIH.zI=I I.
- zHII=In KY % the Constitution
Approved April s. 1872
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| am prepared 70 do al kinds of dye
ing, cleaning. securing. pressing and
repairing of ladies'. gentlemen's and
ehildren's clothes. fancy lace. silk
Waists, skirts. feathers. furs, gloves.
hats, slippers. etc.
All out of town orders receive prompt
attention, town orders called for at all
hours
Honest dealing. good work, reason
able prices, my motto.
U. W. MILLER. Cleaner and Dyer,
Phone 95-w Westminster, Md.
Dye-works and residence, east of West
minister Seminary. Penna. Ave.
oct ISL
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-29

"The worst ruut on the Mississippi
the only bad lu1t ou thp Mississippi ln
my time" said Mark Twain wien he
told the story "Was The stephen J
hin. This boats nutiducss was only
euualcd 10y her slowuess Only NrJn
gers, only The teudprfaot, used her
"a cousin Of mine tuok thr stephen
j. Hlll tn come lo see me eco Hannibal
In The afternoon "a thick fog drlfted
down. and the Stephen j Hill had to
heaye to for the night As she lay
there, swatiled in gray. my cousin said
10 the captain. 1T Is too bad we're
going 10 be late captain
I'VE Amt goin' to be- late the cap
tain answered
But thought said my cousin
that we had to lie mp e. this bank
here ali nightT
So We do. said the captain. hut
that amt guiu' 10 make MS late We
don't run 80 close 10 time as an that. ."
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:. TORCH LAKE eReVlTiEs. :.


The f. Il. f.. club OF Lake Linden
will give "a skating and dancing party
at the Palostra al Laur.um next Tues
gay evening. Feb. As a feature.
there viii he a couple race for "a half
mile, the winners of which will be pre-
scented with silver tea set and smok-
ing set. Entries for tie races are To-
be made with Manager Burke of the
Palestra. Special street car service
has been arranged.
About twenty lady friends Of Mrs.
William Kramer, ST., gathered at her
home ON Hecla street, Monday even
ing and pleasantly surprised her. The
evening was spent with games and
music. The hostess served luncheon.
Fire destroyed the residence of John
Amo Monday evening. \ barn ad-
joining also was burned The loss is
estimated at about $1,000 and the
property was insured for $3.50.
y large number of Lake Linden
People attended the skating party Civ
en- by Vertn Bros clerks OF Calumet
at the Palestra last evening.
Mrs. Nick Kramer of Calumet Wis
itod with Lake Linden relatives this
work
Mr.. ard Mrs Ben Gillette of Hub
i"il left this week for visit 10 Chi
cago, Milwaukee ANA ST. Paul. They
expect to be absent for few weeks
Mrs. Henry Opal of Hubbell has been
taken To the ST Joseph's hospital at
Hancock to undergo an operation
George Hainault of Chicago is here
visiting relatives ana friends.
Mir. ana Mrs. Elmer Peterson OF
California We're the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Tony KammercEen of HubbelI
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nathenson. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ Toplon, Mr.. and Mrs. :.
jacobson and Charles Berlov attended
the installation of officers of Calumet
lodge No SOB, / @. =. t.. at Hough-
ton sunday evening.
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liam Richards and William G.. Tren-
berth. Redruth; Mr. and Mrs w r.
wills Messrs Abe Pellow and Will
Fam Whear Hayle; Nh. and Mrs, sid
Blake. sir and Mrs. Samuel Westcott
ana Miss Lillian Westcott -. Austcll;
Mcssrs George and j. n. Tippett Ian
rer: Messrs. Frank ad Tom Spurler,
Falmouth. Charles Inch. Mrs II. Ben
ney, f.. Annear, Truro, H. Sedgman
(prcsidonD, Mrs. j. NJ. Sincock, Mrs
4. n. williams, Porthleven: Messrs.
a. !. Hunkn and A. j. clancy. Ne
vagissey; :. j. Trethewey ~. Aus
tell; William Richards, Porkellis;
William J. Honey, Marazion Noel
Hampton. ST. Firth: W. n. Williams.
Constantine; William Thomas. SEN
non; Mr. and NJ rs. Tom Sandry. Hels-
ton. Mr. ana Mrs Eric Clemens. New
quay. Others present were Miss linda
VI. Bridges. London, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kossow ana Mr.. ana Mrs q. NJ Smith.
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EAGLES ARE WORKING.
Hancock Aerie Planning To Entertain
Visitors Royalty.

The members of the Hancock Aerie
of Eagles are making plans To enter
tain the state convention next June in
a royal manner. The lodge here when
IL was so fortunate as To obtain the
state convention at once began max
ing plans for the conventions enter
tainment and the result has been a
number Of very enjoyable dances and
card parties which have added ma
terially to the funds in the possession
Of the committee which will be avail
able for the convention expenses.
The following committee consisting
of c. j. Keough. Richard Hosking.
Henry Larsen, Henry Pylkas, Harry
Moore, Leonard Nicola, William
Nudge, James McGlynn, Peter
Schmidt and John GagnOn have been
appointed To take general charge of
the arrangements and To select other
committees To look after the various
details.
The following sick committee has
also been appointed. J. w Makela,
{. II. Richards, Dennis Mcmahon and
Paul Pariso.
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Hancock Department

was raised again this week when II
was reported that Andrew Bran. al
derman from the third ward was i'm
the field for the position. as a Repub-
mean. Dan Holland, a Democrat, also
~ said 10 be seeking the office. while
Postmaster Charles Rogers has been
circulating "a petition for some time
ASKING for his reappointment which
has been well signed.
The only important feature of the
political fight I'm sight at present is
the impending meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the United City
party. The committee will not select
any list of candidates for office as has
been reported but will urge II number
of men they believe To be most nc
ceptablc To the voters 10 enter the
race. The meeting is being awaited
with great interest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-01-29
CHANGE IN ORGAN.
Water Motor Replaced With Electric
Blower al Congregational.

The organ at the Hancock Congre-
sational church has been undergoing
treatment during the past few days.
the old electric motor having been re-
placed with an electric blower.
The old water motor has not proven
satisfactory during the winter months,
the water in the pipes freezing and
putting the motor out Of commission.
The plan for changing the motor has
been before the trustees number of
times but it was not until recently it
was felt To be wise To make a change
I'm the organ. The new motor was
turned over To the church YESTERDAY.
The work cost $500