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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
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Slow Pulsatlon Spells Tremendous
Power Of Action.


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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
LOST.

LOST-Small garnet brooch betw.on
Red Jacket and Laurium. Return
To News Office. 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
Calln,e. & Arizona.

P.sbee The ueW Calumet d. Ar.Z-
oua smrlJ,r is HoW operating two Of
IT'S big BLAST furnaces. the srruud
having been blown The first OF ias.
week. Three % Tho new conyerter 1901.
also going. With lcry grodita9.e
speed and system. which has prevail
ed from ihc. outset OF construction, and
also with Attendance of rcmaI EariE
smooth operating results. rhc LoE
smeltcr is being broken iu. The COM
pletlou OF Tire plant and The employ
meut Of 200 OF It's units NilI Ue m
even better Tim, tuau expected Gun
sidcriug uc d.raatlra always going
with the shifting OF WORK over from
an old Co. - u,W plant. d., g..urI mad,
with the Calumet a Arizona ru'er-
prise Is irmatNabIe one. of #Hirh
the output u june OF r'arIE fou ua
"a half million pounds Of copper affords
the best possible demonstration From
now ON, 30 BE- safr 90 say. the climb ul
the new surItpr in Dr.uut VIII Hr
steady Lancer ure demands from
Calumet * Arizona mines and from
Shauurk VIII soon be coming along 800
meet the greater requirements ~ th.
new smcltcr Both oompaulcs have
alrradE increased lprns zoo some rN-
Ten, ion m8fup reads for tho larger
output o.. eros. OF rac Iat.r there
IS uo question. Thay have them 600 aJ
kinds and quantities. 10 is merely
question Dt .1fIa.'.uu And they ar,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
Gamer Ranae.

The copper Range CONSOLIDATE
company issues statement of lts cone
diuan as Of March 3D. 1913. which
gives assets Of {4l,702.sis. slight dee
crease from 1872. Shares owned 81 the
Baltic Mining Company, The TrmuHH-
tain Mining Company and fhe Atlantic
Mining Company are fixed at E2's'l.-
COO: copper Range Railroad stock is
valued 80 SlG3e.go and cash and
debts receivable stand ar SI--tf4s
Pills PAYABLE are }l5OoOoo; uu fuH''u-
debt is reported, compared Hi,H Ss.-
g2-. 600 in the year previous, and the
profit and loss is given as s-e.o,I
against 70 deficit last year of S2lf.-55.
The surplus rs Co00oo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11

Orange, y. j reports for 1912 a fire
loss of only cents per capita.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
July IL TX % Anp 1

July III lS % Aug.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Probate Court for the County OF
Houghton.
Al session OF said Court. held nj
the Probate Office in the Village cr
sh'oh In said County, on the
''h day CT July a. d. 1913.
Present; Hon. Geo. c. Bentley. Judge
of Probate.
III the Matter of the Estate of JOS
eph Ouellette. Deceased.
Adele Ouellette. Executrix Of the
Last VIII and Testament of said De-
ceased, having filed I'm said cour, her
""ai administration account. and her
r''''ioh praying for the allowance
'nereof and for the assignment and
'is'ripution of the residue of said es-
tate.
IL ordered, that the 4th day of
august "A. ID. 1913. at ten o'clock I'm the
forenoon at said probate office. be and
Is hereby appointed for examining and
'"owihg said account and hearing said
petition;
IL IL Further Ordered. That public
ho'ice thereof he given by publication
III copy OF this order, once each
week Tor three successive weeks pre-
N'ous To said day of hearing, in the
.a,u",et News. newspaper printed
una circulated In said county.
."e"p GEO. c. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judga q, probate
Lillas @. Mitchell
Register of Probate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
YOUNG ASTOR WILL BUILD
HOME FOR SICK CHILDREN

New York, July IA children's
home is 10 be built at Rhinebeck, in
this state, 10y Vincent Astor, as a me-
mor.al 10 his father, John Jacob Aston
The institution. which viii be known
as the John Jacob Astor Childrens
Convalescent home, will be built on a
site which Mr.. Astur has Just bought
in the heart of Rhinebcck near the
family estate. 1t is understood that
Mr. Astor viii manage the new home
himself
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11

while he is prone it does iifty-siX.
I,ubahly the slowest beating heart
among tue athletes is that Of Mike
RYAN, The hish-American Athletic
club runner who holds the record for
the Boston \. \. Ashland To Boston
course. In recent test before UNI
dergoins an operation. Ryan's heart
showed nut forty two beats To tho
minute. Ryan took enough ether 10
pat ten men To sleep hu, il did not
bother his marathon heart one bit.
Doubtless the doctors who cut Ryan
think somewhat better Of athletic
hearts than they did.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
Nipissing.

S. y The ~'or. from Nanura. '
rhe effect thH Ii Rose and N.p.s-.na
Mines COMPANY had reached au under
standing whereby each company was
to take one-half interest .u OBJ, pgr-
chase 81 au option on llg1pa sauro
at treasury stock Of the Flenaram
property n the Poreup.ue district la
emphaueally denied bv FL prominent
official Of the Nipiss.ng Mines Conn
pauy H. said So far as Oh, N.Is-
ing Mines COMPANY IS concerned 30
has no interest IN the reported lHr-
chase and .s not connected .u any WAY
with the transaction
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11

The BELGIAN lace industry has add
Napoed greatly in the last few years
AMI the present year promises To be
the best Vet On account of the new
styles tayoring the use Of laces. The
belgian industry owes its prosperity
largely to the very low cost of hand
labor, the uniformity of the work, and
10 the great variety Of laces produced.
Exports TO the United States amount
ed 10 $42I324 in 1911 and s949,O46 in
1910.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS.
BROKERS' GOSSIP
copper euslness Quiet.

Business Goa copper continues quiet
notwithstanding the decrease Ia
stocks of copper quite fair iH-
quiry has developed. however bat as
the representative OF ole of lnc l'.id-
.nK producing companies put IT, there
Is stM a large amount OF aggraNat-
ing indifference uu the part Of buy-
,rs The l,adiug selling AGENCIES and
producing companies continue to quote
15 cents for rlreuoIttig.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
$4,000 CLAIM AGAINST
a. e. BlGElOW AT BOSTON

Boston, Mass, July ll.-Albert s.
Bigelow. former president of the Osce-
ola Copper Mining Co, was petitioned
into bankruptcy in federal court to-
day by the Columbia Knic kerbocker
Trust company of New York. The
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11
SITUATION WANTED
FOR SALE.
FOR RENT.

FOR liENT-Store In good location
suitable for any business. Also 4 mr.
b room Hat. Apply q. Marta. Es,
Hecla ST.. Laurium. ~,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-07-11

The total diamond production in the
Transvaal for 1872 amounted to s.
altos carats, valued at $l1,Gl6,232,
increase over 1911 of 2SS,l51 Carats,
representing an increase value of
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
BE AT TIE DEPOT
 THIS MORNING
8 O'Clock is the Hour - Oc- casion Is the Arrival at SOS of Fl Paso Boosters = Get Out Your Auto.

At sos this morning the special train carrying El Paso Boosters vii arrive at the Southwestern Gepot.
 Mayor Wi liams, head of the com mittees arranging for reception aud entertainment Of the visitors, re newed last night his urgent request upon all business men and residents Of the district to lay other things aside fer a while this morning and 5s down at the depotsto give tine visitors Iousing reception.
 Tie Fl Paso business men bring g te mental band with them. It is eX pected that there will be a concert program in the plaza soon after the arrival of ths train. What other en- tsrtainment features the visitors will have. will be made known only after their arrival 1t is sad they have plenty of them.
 At 10 o'clock it is desired by May or Williams that every automobile owner who can manage Co give his services and his machine over a few hours, be in front of the Copper Qneen store. It is desired that be tween 10 and 10:30 all the visitors shall entar cars and be driven over the high road past the various mine shifts and thence to the Country club. where a brief stop will be made Returning to the city, the autos will come through Warren and Lowell and up Naco road.
 Alter th,s trip it is left to the visitors to carry out the balance of the program for their stay. which is in accordance with their advance re quests.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
MAN OF MYSTERY TO AUTO OWNERS NO MORE

There is one man in the automo- bile business that We do not hear very much about the adiuster for the t.re manufacturer. He is a nlys- tery to the great bulk of the motor car owning public and a target for the wiles of the unscTupuIous. His position summed up in brief is much on a par with that cf an umpire in a world series and many a time ike Connolly in the game at Philadelphia when he called Strunk out at the. Eiate and the latter hollered he has to chide the kicker with the word
 behave"
 And yet this same adjuster is about the most human being connected with the business and if often mis- understood by motor car owners. In the first place your adjustor must necessarily be an expert on his sub ject as hit and miss decision would do irreparable iujary to both the public and the tire concern.
 Investigation of the importance of the adjuster's position at the head quarters of the United States Tire company, makers of the weIi-knov n "Nctby Tread" Tires, showed him to us in a new light Here he is dis closed as the highest type of sales man, one doing both justice to the owner and to his company.
 As a rule the adjuster leans toward the consumer. His business is to keep the latter satisfied and he we'll knows that his company IS not looking to get the best Of it but to retain the good will of the customer.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
GIFT
 OF BURIAL PLOT
Calumet & Arizona and Denn Present Tract Adjoining Evergreen Cemetery to the County, Without Cost.

Contrary to the impression that has been gained. it was learned yes terday from Supervisor Gus Hickey that the board did not make purchase of the cemetery site recently chosen fer the burial of those that it may fall to the county's lot to inter in future.
 On the other hand, the requirement of the plot came about through the generous public spirit of the C. < A. and DenR Arizona maHagements. which made a clear gift of the tract. S00xj6O feet. to the county for the purpose it desired Not only was the land given free of all considefa- tIon. but the companies went further and paid the charges Of transfer. deed. recording and abstract before it handed the ground over to the board
 The plot adioins the lower side of the Evergreen cemetery property. | has been fenced and g lZx1l too house built upon it. The supervisors will immediately take steps to have il put in condition that will conform with the improved cemetery grounds of Evergreen
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
0UT TO MIN FROM
 DOUGLAS TODAY
Bisbee High School Football Team Will Battle as Never Before-Smelter City Boys Also Confident.

When the referees whistle blows tO5ay at Douglas for the footEa'l same between the Bisbee and tas Dong as High school eleven boys, il win find the Bisbee's in the best Of condition. They will battle as they never battIed before tc hold uD the honors for the Bisbee school
 For the last two months the local boys have been rounding" into con dition under the directions of CoacE Roy Benton. Through hard work. Coach Benton has rounded out a
 machine which he believes will bring home the bacon" The b-ys themselves are not lacking in conf, dence, saying if harl work and good coaching stands for anything, they Lave a good start for the game,
 Douglas is said to have q stron2 team, and see only victory. The Bis bee boys go to Phoenix during the Fair to pay for the state champion ship. All the High schools of Ari zona will participate in this tourha ment
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
bORDERLAND ROUTE
 Is BOUND I0 ENDURE
Delegates Appointed to Garry Out Plans Erninating in
 Bisbee.

That there ill be a Borderlan ] Route association comprising tho carious points from Fl Paso to San Diego is now 8 certainty. made so by the announcement e the appointment Of delegates to the convention called to be held at Phoenix Nov 6. Tho project eminated in Blsbae and has been energeicaIiy pushed by the Commercial cub and the Auto clu5 From nov Cn the money of the south west will be spent for the southwest and by residents Of the southwest and everything possible done tc achieve a national highway over the Bord ana State Highway route.
 g rstary Gray of the Commercial cIv -as Fccn notified Of the apPcant- mcut 0. -l--rtas to tine organiza- ton conycu i'm ct Phoenix by Fl PasU, Dem.r. Ey1sloE. Bisbee, TcmD- stone, TUes0a, Elsr-Iss, Chandler and Phoeu.@. insGruE aa attendance of 2S delegates. He eE.~rgs mat ordsgUre. Mesa, Tempe, --r-. Ei Centro and san Diego will a.sg -~ represented. From this city tlcre will be four delegates, J. J. Bowen' I H. Gray. W. P. Sims and T. A.. Hughes, appointed by the ComT1er- cfal and the Auto clubs.
 In addition to the appointment oi delepates to the Bogderland Assoc'a- tion convention delegates have 5een auDolnted to the State Good Rosis association which meets at PhoehlN on the 5th. These are J. R. Hendes' son Frank Julin. NJ. J. Cunningham. I'M. Ross. T. A. Hughes James bI-- phv. E. A. Tovrea and W. II. gro phv and to these one other will ee added, yet to be selected. Ih5se are appointed by the two clubs t1e citv ans the county SO that the '. ar, ren District will be well represeR1sa at the good roads meetings that are held at Phoenix during the fair.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
DRIVER K|LLEDON
 WAY INTO CITY
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have got him through the holes with out disaaster
 Everything about the wreck indicat- ed that the right front wheel went into a hole with such terrific impact that Il wreuched the steering wheel from the hands of the driver and pro, ,&Diy at the same time wrccke the steering gear. The rest occurred in a flash. Prior was hurled by t impact from his seat and escaped from under the steering wheel, only to be caught under the back end lof the car and pinned there. The grea CT weight rested on his chest, whicl was terribly crushed in. The latte injury may have been partly made by the steering wheel, under which Il, may have been caught and crushed il the first revolution of the car, bel released and hurled on back as the wheel rod was torn away.
 Forest was a young man, apparent ly about 32. His mechanician said Forest was unmarried and had been in Fl Paso about year, employed as a chauffeur. The Stutz agency in Fl Paso was advised by wire last night and representatives left ths city at once for Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25

made the following contributions; Bartenders Union s25; Eagles S25; Moose S25: Knights of Pythias $25: Commercial club S36.i5; proceeds Of dance s6.2o: a friend s2; from box es sis.63: Anona Clui, sl4.S5: in all s176.63.
 The treasrres has paid out to Orpheum theater $50. for contliJH- ton boxes SS0.25 and there is an out standing bill of s364O. there now be- ing in the treasury S95.3S to which win be added the present contents CT boxes and what is realized from the sale of those boxes. When this IS learned c. A. Mcdonald, the treasur er O. the fund will draw check for the amount in his hands to the orc CT of the new committee,
 It gives general satisfaction that a plavground is certain not only ter B'sbee but also for Lowell despite tbe differences of opinicn that nave existed as to the proper location "l sucb playgrounds but it is hoped that some other equally good use TOT inc old cemetery site will yet be ais' covered so that the resting places e tbe dead may be kept presentable
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
COL. POWELL
 DIES IN CAB
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mining history. During his admins trauon JunctiOn and otltr great properties outside the original C. & A. holdings were put in way of be coming the splendid producers which they now are. The Warren Street
 Railway and the Warren Townsite weie other benefits which Col Powell brought about for the district His administration of affairs of the com. pany brought him into promnece throughout the state, where his judg- ment ranked high and where his genial manner and broad public spirit won him friends and esteem On ali sides About three years ago he resigned as general manager. being succeeded by Captain John C. Green way. and determined that after a good rest he would devote himself to private interests of importance which be had. acquired in this state and
 Mexico. He was thus engaged at the time of his death. being east with reference to the development of val uable property in Santa Cruz county. from which he and his associates had reason to expect large returns
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
NEWS lN THE DISTRICT
MUSICAL SHOW
 FOLKS ID BE GAY
Going to Moose Carnival To night as Guests Leading Man - Expect a Big Time = Appreciate Bisbee

James T. Kelly, the featured male member of the company holding the boards at the orpheum has for the longest time maintained that the Moose were the finest aggregation Of fellows to be found in any organIza- ton in the |. s. It seems that the company is in luck, because it is now up to James T. to make good
 After being besieged by the several members of the company to show his great regard for the Moose by taking the entire company over 10 the earn ival and standing all expense of the evening. Mir. Kelly has consented and it is the opinion of the merry makers that Jimmy will be a couple of weeks behind in salary after they get through buying all they desire after the show tonight.
 They intend to dance and eat and drink to their hearts content and poor Jim must pay But as he is an enthusiastic member of L. O. O. A. No. 600 he says that he will be sep a! ated rom ms Dahh TolI Nlth 'uS greatest pleasure. And he intends to tel the secretary at Long Beach in his next letter just how much tDe evenings entertainment has set him back.
 Tt is gratifying to note the enthn- siasm with which the company mas been greeted in Bisbee and it will he one of the memories to be cherished our visit to this city in the noun tains." said Mir. Kelly last night in conferring the Moose expdition story
 A. E. Schuster, of Fl Paso, Mana ger of the Tri-State Amusement Co will be in Bisbee today to arrange longer stay for the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
Devil Anse- Hatfield.

Devil Alse' Hatfield. one of the best known characters in West Nlr- ginia and uncle of Governor H. D. Hatfield of that state, has gone into vaudeville. He is now seventy-four and for thirty -Ole years has been the leader of the Hatheids in the Ia nous Hatfeld-IcCoy feud. The feud started in 1882. when Mccoy was convicted of stealing some Hat field hogs q Thera has been much blood spilled in the feud since that time, and < is only within few months that it has come to sn end.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
LAST NIGHT MAS
 WEEKS BIGGEST
Elk of the City Made Things Hum at the Moose Bazaar - Floors Crowded and Money No Object.

The tendance Of the Moose ledge was greatly increased last night Sy the attendance of the Elks lodge in ,bo5y, It was one of the biggest of the week and nstted the Moose a handsome sum of money.
 Tonight will be the last night of the bazaar and all the articles on dis play will be closed out at auction aft CT the regular hours of the bazaar. All the articles are hand made by the members of the ladies auxiliary of the lodge and should add a hand some profit to the weeks receipts.
 The returns last night were the largest for the week. Cashier Wolf Of the Moose committee said that he re- ceived more cash for Moose money than on any other night and VIZ greatly pleased The bc-ths Ca th- first floor coatinued the center Ul at rction for the rl men and wers crowded all evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25

Herbert Johnson, who was in Dong las for several days visiting friends, returned home last night He says he had a very pleasant time there.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
HELP THE KIDNEYS
gisbes Readers Are Learning the Way

Bishes Readers Are Learning inc way
 It's the little kidney ills
 The lame. weak or aching back
 The unnotieed urinary disorders
 That may lead to dTopsy anu Brights disease.
 When the kidneys are weak
 uelp them with Deans Kidney Pills, .
 A remedy especially for weak kid ueys.
 Doars have been used in kidney troubles for 90 years.
 Endorsed by SO.OOo people-endors ed at home.
 Proof in a Bisbee citizens state ment.
 John Burke, miner, School hill. BIS hoe Ariz says. Ever since l have worked in a mine. have needed a kidney remedy. sometimes have tackaehes. headaches and other synp toms Of kidney trouble. The first tune had these trogOies, was advised to try Doan's Kidney Pills and dld They did me so much good that nev- CT think of using any other remedy now" -
 For sale by all dealers. Price % cents. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York. sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the Eame-vDoan sand take no other.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
Example of "New Woman"

Miss Belle Ben has taken out hsa final papers for the ownership of hsi
 Snake river homestead. It Is cam yon farm near Enterprise. Ore. whers she has lived alone for six years. hes nearest neighbor being ninesS niles away. She built her own fences. solfi her own wood. planted her ovp sSissts and gathered the oron- aS
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
PLAYGROUND FUND IS
 HAPPENED BY GIFT
Commercial Club Turns Over Its Collection to Treasurer Hodgson.

There is nov but one Children's Playground Committee and within the next few days there will be but one fund and that practically com pleted for the furnishing Of equ'p- ment for Lowell as well as for Bis bee. The Commercial Club endoTs-s the work done by the new committees and is turning the funds raised y it over to them. Already it has been agreed between the club and the E'Es that s1z5 raised by that lodge fer the Commercial Club fUn3 shall De turned over to the new committee ard that committee notified that It awaits its disposal when they are ready to purchase the equipment.
 TEe Commercial club at its meet ing this week discharged the old playground committee and voted 10 turn over the funds in hand to tae new committee headed by Capt Ho5gson In addition to the Sl25 contributed by the E1ks there were
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25
Mnose Bazaar

Moose BazssF
 Something. doing every minute, don's fail 70 attel5
Bisbee daily review., 1913-10-25

Moose Bazaar.
 Visit the little Monte Carlo.