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The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

.h0s. who H0 atass m lnu now re zion A largo number leaving H.l. have euur wlrh laa m,uu0n Q. .u me Co lraee Ono gold aeno#H from Ha gHHaaa s.ae GO .ne uHaaH#
 lds
 Wa Tim E0eaI wa# Ea..a. saHwag today having conn. um . tda Peterson
 Mr. and Mrs Ro.eH WUI T.. ..# anegH for Vancouver un .n. HEm. cess Map tomorrow night
 U Thompson. aIaa m #a. a1a. arrived m sEaaaag aa .He Steamship Jefferson and ..T .H.a morning for Fairbanks
 w. A Phillips sae neomm.a. marchau. oI For. Yukon arrived w saeway on JHe Jefferson enrau.e .o Che Interior ar.er a business E..I 1u Che outside
 Mrs E. A Hr.eau Aum #.I. a. Ernie Harseau w. H asra. a. .H.. place arrived n ssas#.g and w.I ba passenger south gn rae May tomorrow night
 Toe Princess Nav arrived n nur at s.a0 o'clock taa morum wNH 44 naaeuseu aud large m0un. of freight She wI U aa aw regular scheduled nour tomorrow u..nt at 2 aeIoes
 Agent . T LgouH O. lae twNH Steamship company u. .a.. ... Nar.nos. s due r1 arrive m ,H# narr anuu. noon tomorrow wH|. '. Aamaaa. saa.a bound Hu .m.s. aamaam. ha ..gg.u
 ra. steamship Jefferson arrived Iu saawar at g.g0 !. m Eo..e.l# H..H @. nEsenHen aaI . .s' |. mount uI r.nH. sHn sailed #aH.. bound wIn u0ru-.wu uaa..m.... . $40 o'clock n .aa a.nu".
 mn e a m.r and daughter Eame. returned .o ssaH#Hg from s" .rHa an Che Princes. May ..0.. .n .aseae. oE several weeks #0... a. was WH mler was very .| au. returns m rH. h.. %. health
 Mr. and Mr e O sutherland a. Tacoma. accompanied by mua Mary Boone us Heaumon. uea. arrived m sEaEway on rae Jefferson and pro registered ar tae nu|m House They au aI for gaa oaa on .aa Alameda
 Captain Yates aud wIe and hlw VIeEeH and daughter arrived m ssasway on Che Princess emoula to For. abboa. where lhes wU remain during Che winter Captain Yates bel me a member oE lh= u 8 A. s.g- aaI Corps
 Tommy Hag gae Arctic explorer arrived today ou tha mag and H .n. teruew.ne our merchants .a lae m- I.rusg oI hts house Thomas win. continue on hH journey tomorrow
 nr0ute .o Auu. Craru and n.H. or points ou sho northern ra.u
 H. H Berdoa. for many gaa fuel agent for che U Y N Co., .n rived ou tao Iamme with m oa.- ue and horses bound 0ar uae now srae H B .s one of Che b.. known men on che Yukon and w.I 1e welcomed by numerous friends
 Jack Chamberlain slipped m.o town tha forenoon on Che Harbor Boat Peterson wI.hou. letting che authorities know chat he wat aomm and Hka Harry THHw there was no one at ghe wharf to receive h.m Aa reg sHerg has beau no cable alv.ee from Ha.ues. from which city he slowed away ou che Peterson, aa Co ahy ha Iar. there a1 suddenly but .l s presumed chat he sold tha mer- ,hanu O. gHat city large hHs or. goods. and wishing to mako % reeor . sW Cry and give suEway au exact imitation or his actions during h.a.
The daily Alaskan., 1913-09-10

WEUusE lND UE urrY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
OFFICIAL REPORT OF HIGHWAY ENGINEER
A7gmoRr pgawYn DIVISION lNTGssTATe POSTAL
CARTER COUNTY OKLAHOMA
HIGHWAY.

nsunl per cent can he secured.
IA" approximate distance from he
iiuits ut trdmorc Ia the CAddo creek
bridge. is srI'n miles. and rough
"s-lmnt" NJ SS,0t0 IL n.adc as the
ultimate cost 81 construct ion ~ spec
flied However. the work can be car
rird toruari with this object in view
tor au approVmat" cost OF 40 per
Govt of this amount. OF a total sum
of approximately $4,000 which would
construct a first class dirt road with
necessary culycrt, and bridges
ll 10 is the intention and desire
oft the ciilcus OF Morgan township
tp construct such road a woyid
Dee accepted os modern highway.
DO ,s mp. rutiyc that the right of
wa. Dee occurred the entire distance
ugsrrs,d by the route. of not less
nu 5n feet ion width. aud in SOM"
p,.. rhs may be Increased 20 so
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

The onr,cy uC th" nhU'c named
r,nri de.rirprd tho fact that III" 10
cation a. woppru "Hr 80 particularly
fa,nrablu 10 the Development Of Il
f,spI csas, hard road the cuir" d.
tntcr from be ilntts uf Ardm"t" ~
tAdtlu cr,ok bridge near The noT'h
s,0unanrY al Morgan toWnehip nt Il
minimum cost auitablc material for
.hr construction ~ such highway
hriHE located ON aud adjacent 10
every mile Of the distance traycrscI
by tho route. which carefully and
properly applied 10 suitable grade
or uubtuWont drained at required
t. inrurr dry ub-rrldc viii roe
.4l, In hard dos road that VIII
withstand lhc heaviest traffic with
minimum auuun. oulI1G for main
I'.pupr
Tro ocnOour afc such That ml1-
mum gradients of not 'o ,Noerd 'h'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

McNester, okla, Oct. Mrs
Byrda Turley who was acquitted cf
the murder Of Mrs. Lula Schumacher
by reason of insanity" will not
have to spend the remainder of her
lite in the state asylum for the IN
sane as forecasted by Judge ". c.
Leidtke of the superior court Fol-
lowing her acquittal, he held her on
bond awaiting an investigation Of
the statute which authorizes a court
to make such committal following
plea OF insanity in murder cases.
Judge Leidtke sustained the defense
in the arguments that that statute
it not retrospective and, for that
reason cannot apply in the TurIey
case. She was liberated Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

AND STATESMAN
WAS SUBJECT OF DR.. BULGIN'S
ADDRESS LAST NIGHT AT TIE
TABERNACLE.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
a Special Invitation 20 the Church
Members uf Ardmcre.

DR. Bulgin's address on the Ten
Virgins tonight is a message to the
church and it is urgently hoped that
every member Of every church in the
town will make a great effort to be
present to hear this great parabolic
sermon The treatment Of the sub
jec: viii be along the same line as
that pursued in DR.. Bulgin's exposi-
ton Of the parallels Of the lost sheep,
the lost coin and the prodIgal sons
on Tuesday night and will be Of
squal interest Oriental customs will
be pictured very fully and truths OF
profound interest will be deduced
from this beautiful story.
G. X. GRAY.
G. e. WEITH
f. VI. MASTERS.
NJ. $. JOHNSON.
G. W. LEWIS.
p. II, MCPHERSON.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
competition is Sharp.

That Is what l.. d. Mason loves best.
He sells goods with the lowest store
in the city. Call and get posted on
prices on -four, meal, bran, chops, hay,
oats. etc. 1S-lmo
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
CONDITION Of
COTTON CR0F
CONTINUED FROM PAGE one

vas broken ye-. gene-zl. during ---
third week Of tAe period r.e l--s.
rain Al points ia those states as aa.
a. in portions OF Arkansas aere I--
!.Yede y have caused some DANA
70 the open cotton During the sec.
ond week @: The period high winds
and heavy rains were thought 70 have
caused some damage in eastern N0-t-
Carolina, while the drought in Ar.
kansas was considerably relieved
Comparisons OF conditions 5y states
follow
Sill -..t A.g Ee.t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

Not only as an emancipatOr, but
IA genera. is Moses a wonder for
having liberated this nation he led
them ont into the most barren desert
in tho whole world without a spade
or rake 10 cultivate the soil yet he
maintained them for forty years. Is
this natural or supernatural
"How many sad testimonials Of the
failures Of expeditions 30 reach the
Pacific coast in carly DAYS before the
railroads came 20 our barren des.
"rts Offer, II almost paralyzed this
country few years ago when w"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
CARTER COUNTY

rHf fOLL OWNa 70 GE OFfEREO OFFICE OF
\ CLERK EROMORE, OKLAHOMA At
200 O'CLOCK F.. "a, TUESDAY, OCTOBER n, 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

Address written bids County A. Mills, FeC
Oklahoma
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

Want ads get results Read thsr'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

As e -e,.- KIDS r----s4 ... '.-
a-.-- -. .l.---.1e -.ee-s-. what
-- tornado bis 1a-.,r TO cat o. food
lad 1-ze5 be .et, OUT q The storn-
zczs OF RE nations today. Inge.zoi
--tic-,=5 hin because he ruled out
ta= Palestine Corey as al article Of
tod ar sorry IagersoA did not
1--we long enough 70 End olt his own
mistake. tg- IL recsct years the germ
-l-y-g as It is kIos1 20 science has
discovered -la. he Palestine Cone
ban --e l-arosy germ end FOX --4,
--~=c- Moses said tasr it 1-- -a-t
~ t-cc - nave Moses a- doc-o-.
t-c .zaso W'a- G1d Nth -im-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

.H,-ee .as TIC greatest teacher
~ the world ;or 4e made tae other
ie.oT SEQ Haa. be s4~. Ha new ID
-nme m.-tef.O-- s.s that taer> .a:
oa' one Goi ..l,s-- r=--"3 .I =
nation 'ae." tn ro- -a,lpe. t'...-,
r.1at"y. and crpcof;l--. Mp-e~ a:osa
ana p-ocia. ned There .s Bat oLe
GDc aud b., naLe = Jcno'a., the God
lIa' aa-. now j.. AID a."ay. aa.. &c.
Well Most, 4 70. are acquainted
wl'h such 4 GOD, !n'r9dice him 10
n" 4uicn Ho" Old No.es 'ea.A ,A.s
'ac' 10 fSiIt' b.. .!.ngi,s "a The
.a'd ,he piagIes from ~a.ch ter
fa!e GoAs "ere bIlpo-et II pro
teot ,he nation. Ho7 90 Il. acoga.-
pl.sh 'hese Egyptian pl-sp"-; Ias
COD with him or "as ae a.le 10 az
comil.sh thes" miracles alone? Here
JIG the supernatural in ether case
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

"a few years ago Abraham Lin
coin cam" INTO the south lal with
he AID 81 a mighty army backed ~
yy unlimited resources Of the NORTH,
with its millions Of men ah1 treasure,
With the mighty factories and shops
Of the Hcrth turning Out munitions
ot war. with ships on the sea and
men 10 man them. with heroic women
anl youths at home 10 raise food and
make supplies for this army, with all
this behind him, Abraham Lincoln
came down TO the south lands and
liberated the slaves Was there any
tang miraculous in that No, he sue
cseded because he had the men and
resources behind him. But let me III.
troduce Won 10 a man by the name
OF Moses, who with walking stick
FOR a weapon walked into the might
est nation Of his day, and deuOuncing
its naughty monarch, the cruellest Of
his line and cOnfoundiHg the wise
men of Egypt executing Judgment up-
on their gods, this man Moses, with !
ont money, army or resources went I
into darkest Egypt and liberated three .
million slaves Here is miracle. |
D.d Moses do This without the aid
Of God? n so. explain this from
a natural standpoint. II God aided .
him, You must admit the supernatur-
al in our religion
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

fs>., et,:ss, szs -s-e cs-s' c.--l - 4 '1s Fs
L---.,-s.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

CATER co."~r
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02
OCTOBER SALE Or Indian LANDS.

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EC,=Sf.gEN-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

IF God spoke at Sinai, he could
speak at Calvary, and if at Sinai AMI
Calvary, he can speak to YOU tonight
in the forgiveness Of your sins.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-10-02

..ll1.,, -. g cFrE7Eo =c7 si-E - -~E ~ = q
y ..--z F.z-1 .-=r< -T1H-~z. C<-E- - -"-
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
sHRlNERs MEET TOMORROW
Will Hold Ceremonial Following the
Consistory Gathering.

Directly following the close of the
sessions of the Scottish rite consistory
at Marquette. tomorrow will mark the
holding Of ceremonial session of thu
order of the Mystic Shrine This will
attract Shriners from. all parts of the
upper peninsula, as well as from the
uower part of the state. The poten-
tate of the Mystic Shrine of Duluth,
together with the potentates of Detroit
Grand Rapids and Saginaw, viii he H.
attendance. 1t is expected that FUZZY
three hundred Shrincrc will he pres
cnt. The Shriners hope to round out
their ambition for 1912, bringing their
total number of members up To one
thousand.
The primary purpose of the Shrin-
crs' session is tn conduct the election
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
NEW KECKONEN
BLOCK MODERN


Upon the completion of the new Kec-
koneu building on Fifth street near
Elm this city Will ~ e gained one Of
the finest business blocks and residence
buildings an the upper peninsula. The
store quarters are already occupied
and Contractor Edward Ulseth hopes
To have the remainder of the building
ready for occupancy within two weeks.
Calumet residents who have inspect
ed the new store quarters are warm
i'm their praise of their excellent ar
raagemrut II is felt however that
the three residential apartmuts on the
upper nCor are deserving of even high
cr commeudation. IL is claimed for
them they represent the last word in
hat dwellings.
Contractor Ulseth has large force
of men engaged i'm the finishing worl,
ON this building and some of the
apartments are already in the hands
Of the decorators,
An of the apartments are being fin
ishcd IN golden oak, with heavy pam
elled doors. Each is provided with a
.iAA t-At Al.l4ANth lftAAlllE 'll - VII AhlA
main hallway which Is six feet wide
and extends the entire length of the
building There is also a special bath
room for each apartment. The walls
which are ten feet high are tinted III
attractive, colors. and in the front and
rear apartments, the reamed ceiling
effect has been introduced IN the more
important rooms, The front and rear
apartments are also equipped with
open ur,pluctS which add greatly 10
their attractiyencss. Steam heating,
electric lights and eas are provided for
each apartment and there is a COM
Ilunity laundry, with stationary tubs.
Zach bedroom in the building has u
special closet.
In the rear of the building, border
lns on the new park and playground,
- a porch extending the fun width Of
the building, from which an excellent
view may be obtained Of Calumet To-
cation.
The rear apartment, which will he
occupied by AIr. KecHOnen and fam
.Iy. consists of ten rooms. Features Of
this apartment are the spacious living
room and bath and built-in china clos
o. There are six rooms in the CEN
trail apartment besides the bath Ala
are 1ttructively arranged, The feature
ur tn" front apartment is the size 81
the living room and dining room, cach
Of which is 90 feet, & inches wide, %.
2G feet long, There Is also spacious
reception hall. The apartment ia
Guides seven rooms.
Each of the three flats has already
been leased ana the tenants will be in
stalled i'm their new homes before
lhrIstmas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
PLAN SOCIAL AND CONCERT.

The Christian EndeaNor society Of
lhc First Presbyterian church will en-
tortain Friday evening Inv the pdrlors Of
the church at Il social and concert.
Many novel features will bc introduced
among them representations of the
four seasons OF the year. The event is
To be- a birthday social at which each
guest is expected to contribute a sum
equal to one penny for each year of his
or her age. There will also he musi
cal numbers. including a NIctrola con-
cert.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
LOCAL BREvlTlES.
= :. !, So = = = = !. !. :. = !. !.

Joseph Rosich. who has been located
in the west for the past four years,
has arriN ell in Calumet To visit with
friends and relatives.
There will be supper i'm the Laur-
ium Nj, r. church on Saturday even
ing Dec. 49, in connection with the
bazaar to be conducted 10y the ladies.
The social which was To have been
given by the members OF the Elizabeth
Rebekahs in their hall on Friday even
ing has been indefinitely postponed
and instead the regular meeting OF the
lodge will be held.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Mclean enter
tanned the members Of the First Pres
byterian church choir in their home
last evening. The occasion proved a
very pleasant one
y. r. Linhoff OF Racine is business
visitor in Calumet for "A short time.
\ daughter the fourteenth child, has
arrived az the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Allen of Tamarack Junior.
Sampo Tent, X. q. r. NJ. NJ. which
was to have met last evening to elect
officers has deferred action until next
Wednesday evening
The funeral OF the late Mrs. Joseph
Chynow,th will be held on Friday az
ternoon with services at o'clock in
the First Presbyterian church conduct
ed by Rev. Dr. Stalker and Adjutant
Talbot Of the Salvation Army.
Miss Lila W. Beard will sail from
Liverpool ON Dec. for Calumet, whore
she will Join her father, John Beard
Henry Oulette of Stambaugh is a
visitor i'm Calumet.
Irving Mawrence has left for New
York city and eastern points where he
will visit before returning to his HON
in Denver
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Williams, who
have been visiting in Cornwall for the
past -Four months are expected home
before Christmas.
Paul Spchar of the lirm of Penberthy
and Spchar has recovered from his
recent illness.
Herman Haas and Josh Daniels have
sistory and shrine meetings.
William Digby of Marquette. of the
engineering department of the South
Shore is here on business.
Roy c. Overholt of Detroit, has left
for home after spending the past four
months here with the militia on strike
duty.
Mrs William James is expected
home this evening from "a brief visit
to Ironwood.
Mrs. j. Bernard and Mrs. Antonio
Pische of Calumet lcfg last evening for
Montreal and Quebec. respectively, to
locate.
Mrs. l. Matt has gone to Duluth
where she will visit.
Waite Sampson will leave for Chi
cago today.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
PROGRAM FOR CLUB MEETING
Last Before Christmas For Calume
Woman's ORGANIZATION.

The Calumet Woman's club will hold
its last meeting for the year in the
Laurum town hall at 2:30 O'Clock, Sat
urday AFTERNOON, Following is the ap-
propriatc Yuletide program arranged:
Subject-"Scenes from American
History"
Indian period
Northumberland Of the White
Niolets."
ters-LutOckahnula and Tis-
saak.
Dance of the White Niolcts.
Puritan period
"Courtship of Miles Standish."
Colonial period
Minuet, in costume.
Tablcau-"Bctsy Ross
Civil War period
Negro songs and melodies
sStory--''Marse Chan"
,,--Spanish- American period
Spanish dance, in costume
boy Scouts, 1913
Drill.
Tablcau.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

of officers. this meeting being known
as the annual meeting. The session
will open at 1880 O'clock Friday aft
crnoou with balloting on candidates
for the Shrine about sixty in number
Friday evening at $50 o'clock there
will be a parade in tho principal bust
ness streets, followed by the coremon.
ial session, comforting the order on
the candidates. At 1880 o'clock ban
quet WIZ be served in the hall i'm the
Colonial building
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
CHANGES IN INSURANCE.
Thomas and Chynoweth Dissolve
Both Continue il Business.

Notification was given the public to-
day that the insurance firm of Thomas
Il Chynoweth has been dissolved by
mutual agreement, and that the bust
ness will be conducted by c. l.. l..
Thomas i'm the future. Mr.. Chynoweth
having retired from partnership. The
latter will, however, continue in the
insurance business, having purchased
the interests of the firm of SCHNEIDER
& Lawrence, an old and established
business The changes become effect
i've Immediately.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
MANY SOCIETIES
NAME OFFICERS
Annual Meetings Held by Church
Bodies and FraternitieS

The Pastors Aid Society of the First
Presbyterian church met yesterday af-
ternoon at the manse and elected the
following officers;
Presldent-MTs Andrew Simpson.
Vice president-Mrs. Allen Cameron.
Second vice president-Mrs Harty
Esplen.
Secretary EriCk Beaton
Treasurcr-Mrs \. u Macleod.
Reports were presented showing that
the society has done excellent work
during the past year in visiting the
sick, conducting prayer meetings for
the shut ms" sending flowers and
tokens of sympathy to homes of sor-
row and bereavement and in chart
table effort Following the business
and the reading of reports yesterday,
social hour was enjoyed.
Hecla Lodge No. go.
The members of Hecla Lodge No. 90
l. o. q. +. at their annual meeting last
evening elected the following officers
for the ensuing term. They will be
lHNldlltu 1T Nlit llSl ilttNllS III Jan
uary;
Noble Grand, John Bastiau.
Vice Grand, John Efiinger, Jr.
Recording Secretary. William IL
Bcnnetts
Treasurer. stephen II. Williams.
Trustee for three years, Charles
Muirhoad
Captain degree stan, Dougal (. Nc
Rae.
Calumet Aerie Of Eagles.
The members of Calumet Acric of
Eagles will elect officers for the ensu-
ing year at the meeting next Wcdnes
day evening. Nominations for the
most important offices are as follows:
Prcsident--Louis j. Sewing and JOS
eph Curto.
Vice president-Charlcs Burkman.
TTeasurer-Fred Kraemer
Secretary-Albert Burkman.
Chaplain-Peter Pasquinell and l.,
Laurie.
Trustee--Pat Winters
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
Advertisement.

Notice is hereby given that | have
purchased the General Insurance Agen-
cy and the business thereof. formerly
conducted by Schneider a. Lawrence. at
Calumet Michigan, and will conduct
the same at POS Fifth Street. In the
office formerly occupied by Schneider
a. Lawrence. | will be pleased to re-
tain the patronage formerly held by my
predecessors
have severed my connections with
the firm of Thomas q Chynoweth and
will he pleased TO retain my share of
the patronage formerly held by that
firm
Dated, Calumet, Michigan. Deem
Der 4, 4. D.. 1913.
:, q. Chynoweth.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
AS DIsoRDERLY,

Alfred VI Bmey WIS arrested and
urrl-uej before Justice q. o. Jackola
DU- m.ruu-. charged with being
drunk guG d.,urjcrlN the complaint
having ITS foundation in The disturb
.u,c H. .- alleged ,o have caused 1T
a.. boarding aausc. 4 plea of guilty
Was entered AND Hlury WAS fined 81
aua costs. The defendant Is one u
ta. warEmou recently imported into
This district
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04
LITERARY.

Now that women have denounced
the sex" novels. if they will ouly
stop reading the stun all will he wen.
Chicago News.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-04

\ Society for the Instruction of Eu-
gcnics" recently founded in New York
alreAdN has 900 memhcrs.