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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
FOR ITCHING SKIN
Lehn & Fink'S Rivers Tai
cum Soothes All IT.
ritation.

Anybody who has a sensitive skin
realizes that it requires more than
ordinary talcum powder to sOOthe ir-
ritation. Unlike much of the talcum
powder in use to-day, Lehn & Fink's
Talcum contains no lime, which is, of
course, very hard on the skin.
1t is so pure and so fluffy and fine
that il will sOOthe the tenderest skin.
When your collar makes your neck
sore and red, use Lehn & Fink's Tai
cum. When your skin becomes red
and itching from the heat, Lehn &
Finks Talcum will cool and sOOthe il.
To the dainty woman it is indispensa-
BILE to the toilet lending a delicate
fragrance altogether charming and IN
like any other OdOr. Sold in beautiful
large glass jars with removable sprink-
Ter top. At your druggist s.-Adver-
tiSement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

was afraid it would last for life. He was
real cross and fretful.
Il had him treated and he grew worse
daily. AS soon as heard of Cuticura Soap
and Ointment sent and got a twenty-five
cent cake of Cuticura Soap and fifty cent
box Of Cuticura Ointment and began using
them. I saw difference in a short time.
1 only used the Cuticura Soap and Ointment
a few weeks before he was a well boy"
CSigneO Mrs. Kate B. Peasants, Dec. II,
1912.
Although the Cuticura Soap and ONT
nnent are most successful in the treatment
OF affections of the skin, scalp, hair and
hands, they are also most valuable for every
day use in the toilet, bath and nursery, be
cause they promote and maintain the health
of the skin and hair from infancy to age.
Cuticura Soap (25c.) and Cuticura Ointment
(5Oc.) aresOld everywhere. Liberal sampleof
each mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad-
dresspOst-card' g Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston
Rs-Afen who shave and shampoo with Gu
ticura Soap VIII find it best for skin and scalp.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
Conducted by
MISS JESSIE KING
Telephones 1920 or 204O, day;
and 2770, night

ArIeen Atkinson. daughter of Paul
L. Atkinson, 405 Nevada street
Betsy Dixon, daughter of Alves Dix
on. 1919 Boulevard
Mary Carolyn Dixon, daughter Of
Alves Dixon, 1919 Boulevard
Alice Arnold. daughter of Walter Z.
Arnold. 141S Hawthorne place
Helen Robinson, daughter OF l. l..
Elizabeth Kerr, daughter of A F.
Kerr. 915 Lee street
Louise Hirsch, daughter of Charles
Hirsch, 1103 North oregon street
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
Auton1obiEng

Chas. H Leavell and a. w Houck
took a run up to San Miguel and La
Mesa, II. NJ. Tuesday night in Mr..
LeavelTs auto. They found the roads
in good condition except between Vado
and Mesquite where a crew is at work
repairing them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
Dinners and Luncheons

Mr. and Mrs. c. N Anthony enter
tanned with Mexican supper Wednes-
DAY evening at their home, 702 Arizona
street Those present were. Mr. and
AIRS, @. n Anthony, Mr.. and Mrs Marc
1nIhOny, MISS Marion Anthony. Miss
JAMIE Arthur, George Thomas, Joe
Doyle and Miss Dorothy anthony.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
TNIouE TO-DAY.

The animated weekly at the Unique
today contains some scenes of interest,
including the Santa Monica road race
William Sulzer depOsed governor Of
New York; Knights Templar. conclave
at Denver, and many other pictures OF
interest at the Unique.
The Much Wanted Baby" is n from
tier comedy. This picture was made at
Albuquerque, and as there have been
many local people TO appear in these
films they should be Of interest 70 all
The third reel is an Imp, His Moth
er'S Song" This is highly heart
touching drama, making the bill one
of Earietv.-Advertise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

pimples and it itched and
burned so badly that he
wanted to scratch 1t all the
time and he made an awful
sore on his face. I would sit
and hold his hands a lot of
the time to keep him from
scratching It. He didn't sleep
any scarcely. The eczema
looked awful while on his face
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
Hotel Cordova

Sth and FfguerOa SITS, Los Angeles. Cal
Operated now upon both European and
American plans, with excellent cafe in
connection. Take any public convey
ance from stations at Dur expense. Wire
or write for information to Geo. p.
Wells, Manager.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD THEATFR-

ford continues to be the hit OF the
town The house is well supplied with
electric fans and ice water. There will
be a matinee Saturday and Sunday
afternoons at 3 o'clock. Admission will
be 15c for children and 25c for adults
to any part of the house Shows begin
each night at-S:30. The prices are
Balcony, Csc, 35c, soc. Advance seats
are on sale at Ryan's drug store
advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
Ell Pasoons Array

Miss Phyllis Hickman and Miss Lulu
Bethea went to ClOudcrOft this morn
ing for a 10 days outing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
ANOTHER FEATTRE A GRECIAN.

"Old Mammy's Secret Code" mas
sive military picture in three reels,
viii be shown at the Grecian today.
1t is another one of those great plc-
lures made by the BrOnchO people.
known as the makers Of the greatest
military pictures in the world. In this.
an old negro woman uses ore-ar--
ranged code Of wearing apparel
federates of the union operations
Don't fail to see this. the terrific ar
tillery fire. the sensational infantry
charges. the thrilling rescue Of the
defeated southern army by the cav
airy. It is the acme of spectacular
ism. It's Ereat picture It Is made
by the same people who made the
Battle of Gettysburg" the greatest
motion picture in the world
THE Battle of Gettysburg viii be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28
ECZEMA LOOKED
AWFUL ON FACE
Started with Watery PimpIes.
ltched and Burned Badly. Awful
Sore. Used CutiCura Soap and
Ointment, Boy Now Well.

R.F. D. No. 2. Fredericks Hall. Va
My little son was very bad of with the
eczema on his face. 1t started with watery
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-28

4 sxIN OF BEAUTY IS a Joy FOREVER
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
Don Netersbura.

- Den @bsleuten gBifliam u. Ssilie
BON Cornell StraBe 1T elm SObnlein &C.
boren iporoen.
= Gin E6dterlsin bat lih bel ben
@belenten Sobn Shr6oer uon Union
aueuue etneeitellt.
-5rau @onrab Shneiber bon Pres'
colt Guenus. ipelGe fi9 elmer Operation
untermarf uno In einem 9sfdbrlihen Gu
itano befano, bat iia In ben lesteH "a,
gen stpas srbe!t,
-Srautsin Carmen Senrb pon Yres.
colt auenue uno Carl Sopf uon Blume
StraBe, Dunmors, rpuroen Disnltag
absuo In oeriWobnung Der Brautmut,
ter bur6 Paitor Saul Summer su ct.
mem sliidIiAeu @bspaar eiuSeissnet.
- Srnu Glen Beniamin pon 9arri.
ion Gpenue, beren @atte Dor Sabres,
friff auf elmer uubeibiisten Baltimore
& Ohio Babnfreujuus sst0otst wurbe,
ftren9te ON Donneritas sessn bic 8or'
poratiou cine 3lase fir $25, 900 @nt.
f9doigung on.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
0emeiHerA rAasriif OUT SRA. .SHfp.

ObiGon bic tribune Republiean be.
ltdnbig fiir cine anltdnbige 3ampa9ne
eineetreten III uno es als cine @emeius
beit beseihnete, iuenu elm politiiher 3an'
bioat ihrer Seite etmas fart uon Der
Sppoiitton ausesriffeu wurOe. 70 bot
bic .3eitung am Dienita9 bepiefen, baB
fie nod eslneiner perben fann, als Die
semsinite, bsnn In ibrsm 8eitreben. 3a'
pital ftir ben republifaniihen 9anoioa'
ten ju MAIDEN, uer6Heutlibte fie sinen
9ieuisfeitsartifcl iowit cine ebitortelle
giotij, in msl9eu Der oemofratilde San.
bibat, 3. s. Duffp uno feline Swsi
S6bne, als bic reiusu RdubT barge.
itellt weroeu. @s mirb ibnen In bem
einen Grtifsl porsenorfen, baB lis I'M,
9ere9tli9 Sportelu jossn. obi4ou Der
S6rsiber oes arttfel milien iollte, baB
bic rspubIifaniiden @ouutp 3ommilidre,
bic In 9ontrolle fino, cine iolAe Gbat'
fade i6usll senus auspoiauut bdtteu.
Wan fann alio otslsn artifel als cine
einfahe Berjerrung osr Ebatia6en be.
sei4usn. On beri spsiten @rtifel wiro
erfldrt, baB elm Wiann iiir SHeriff per.
lan9t wirb, pelder niht allein iid gut
fleipsH uHb pie eiH @ed betrogen fanu,
ionoern elmer, Der fernis uno tbatfrdftig
III. Sn anoeren Borten pirb Serrn
Duffp Der 8ormurf ssHa6t, oaB er isin
fdbiser Wiann LIT. einfad neil ct oaju
fiebt, oab er irnmer nett befleibet LIT.
Sin fur6tbares Serbreden Wenn oie
Eribuns.Rspublican nit berartisenNus.
laiiunseH erwartet, 9errn Duffg In iei'
ner Sampaeue 3u ihaoeu, 70 fam iie
iid fart irren, 6enu 9err Duffp lit 3u
woblbefannt, elm Wtann belIen Reforb
ui1t bas Hi1t Der Seffentli9teit ideut.
9err Duffp puroe tn @arbonoale &C.
boren unb mar friiber fiir 25 Sabre elm
Paiiasierfonbufteur. tren uno 3uper'
ldifts In isiner Bflidterfiilluue. @r
mar aud Der @riinoer bet o., Z. g. US.
@esenieitisen unteritisunss @siell.
lhaft, melte felt ibrem Beftehen iiber
eins balbe Milliou Dollars on psrlsste
angsltellte unb an bic Wittmen nnb
Waiisn pom Berunsliidten ausbesablte.
@r 1T sessnwdrtie @ouutg Shasnsifter
uno beutrbt ii4 BET Der bsuoritehenben
Wabl nm bic @rwdblung als Sasriff
beS Counties, uno mir boffen, baB Die
anitdnbtsen 8hrssr bic Nusriffs Der
ErtbunesRepublican baburd 3urlidwsi'
fen, inoem iie ibn nit GROCER Mebrbsit
fiir bas Gmt erwdblsn. @r wtrb li1
als ein tii9tiser uno juuerldiissr Be.
amtsr erDeiisn. Sc iei nod binjuse.
fiist, Sab 9srr Duffp fi4 wsbsr ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
StaOt anO Gounti).

= Hihter @Snares bat leete Bohe
einen HefOro bel Oem Berb0r fiir She
ibeioun9en 9emaht, oenn In slpei Ia,
gen, WtittnoG uno Donnerltag. en
lebiste er insgeiummt 55 Saue, mel6e
i'm DeSember sur @rleoisuus setaussn
meroen.
- Der Scranton 9ieOerfrau, miro
morsen Gbeno In Der Bereinsballe Iei.
ueu idbrliHen Bauern.Sa(l abbalten,
bel pelhem alle an ben TdnSen Ebsil.
uebmenben in 8auerntrabten erIdeinen
miiHeu. Der &iHtritt fhr Oti9tmitslis.
Der 1T 30 @ents.
Ebomas 8. 9sllp, oeIIsu Gus,
riiituns leeten Stunt pom einem Nuto.
mObil oes Soisph u. @aiielic nabs Oiap
aus Part 9etroffen 'mur6e, als er mil
ieiner Satin cine Spaiisrfabrt mu6ts,
ftreuste am Donneritas ge9en @alieiIs
cine $40, 900 @ntihdbisun9sftase an.
6rau 9enp ioll bel BEN unfau bsrart
uerlest mOrbsu iein, baB lie mebrer.
Wtonats oas 9aas bitten muBte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
ssitEabsm fit Seiratbsluitiee.

Die Wtdbdsu mhNen iib piel qudleu
lin eiuen guten @bemann
S1per ift's, ben re1ten ausjuipGblen,
lln6 Sorlift niemals idaben fann,
Dch mtrb es leidlter tbun ii9 laifen,
0enn iie's @eiddft in's anee faiisn.
Bsiouoers eisueu jur Berliebuns
Die pieluerfolgten Shuetber lih.
0eil li9 fdon burd bic lanse nebnng,
am belien miiIien balten Stih.
Bei Dre6slsrn aber fann's 9eideben,
Das iie ben Ntdb6sn ytaien brebsn.
Nfit einsm Blei' unb aupferOsder
g8ill ntanfe oft ju bod binans.
Deit better lit sepiB. .eit 8dder.
Der bat iein td9lid Broo I'm 9aus.
Uu6binber lol'n bic @b' ueriAiebeu,
Beil iie bas unssbuno'ne lisbeH.
Sin @Grtner fann es leidlt porbringen,
Da6 feline Wfaib Der Brautfrau1 5iert.
Der Wfaler bat - ma9's greu aud
flinsen,
S1on piele Wfdodetl an9el1mlerf.
Gin E6pfer miro ii4 ftsts beitrsbsn.
sils Wtanu uon gutem 1bon ;u lsbsn.
Der 3utIder fennst feine @nabe,
@r lenft Die 3hesl germ allsin.
Sriieuren fol- iebr bft Pomaoe
au6 In Der 9iebe alles lein.
Deim Wtuiitus sibt's Diiionunjen,
Bill, wie sr ipielt, Die Srau nidt tanjsu.
Gin &upferI6misO pirb feline dffen,
Der lisbt unleugbar gliibenb beiB.
SBie aud Der 9ufldmisb, Der 3u trefen
Stets auf ben &opf ben 9iasel weiB.
Der S1loIier fann i'm @beleben
llus iiber Waudes Gufi9luB geben.
Gin @laier 1T lsibt 3u SurdiGauen
lluo Slid uno @las bri9t oft ger
i9min6,
Sutmaher finben risbr 8ertrauen,
@eil lie ia bod bebutiam iino.
Sin &lempuer Tcrtbsil ldBt ueripre'
den,
@r Tam ia INNER iebr gut bls9su.
Der Sduiter freilid faun mas leiftsu,
Dod bat Die Srau nit ibm aud Bed.
Barber tbut fid isbr uiel eroreiften,
glimnt gllleS Dor bem Wfuno uns meg.
0uritmadern iit's seiddftsssldufis
Gu6 In Der @bs alles Bnrit.
Gin Eiidlsr idsint-Ste usroen laden,
Ratbiam sur @be uno Gmour:
@r fann ia ielbit bie 0iese MAIDEN,
lnb 1T Elm Wfann pou Politur.
90 m6dt. id weiier nod erjdbleu,
Do9's Bette bleibt: oas 0er3 laBt
m6bleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
9n bsm 30. SO @dulaebduOe an

- Sn benz glo. 3S S@ulsebdnbs an
Der Ode BON Rreseott due. unb Df1rtle
ape. entftano Dtenftae Bormittas cine
Panii, als es einen blenbenbtn eleftrt'
fhen Strabl bon Der Erollepitan9e et'
mes 8abnwaseus Dor oem @ebdnoe gab.
Der-Ruf -6euer@ erb6bte bic gufree'
uns unb es wurben ueri9isbene Shiilsr
in osm @ebrdnse idnierjbuft perlest,
ieoo9 9slans es ben Nebrern, bic aufse'
resten Sinoer pieber lu bsrnbisen, ebe
eines berielbeu i9limm uerlest mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

= Sin 81 500 automobil Der @sbr
@aisD serietb geitern 3wiiden MoofiC
0etsbts uno Saf Dill In Brand uut
wuroe uollftanois Ssrit0rt.
= @tmas iiber 5000 Wfdnner Der
Bibslflaiien Der usridiebensn @emsiu.
ben bislten Montas 9tadt i'm centralsn
Sta6ttbeil cine Parabe ab.
- Brof. Sobn Il. @asnsr bon ylorb
Srping apenus, wslAer felt mebreren
Wionaten i'm ferneu 0eifen meilte, 1T
DonnerifaS abeno 3uriidsefebrt.
- Das @ebaube, In wslhem 8illp
Sunoap I'M fommenoeu Widr3 feline
@rmednnss 8sriammlunssn abbalten
mirb, ioI an 0alnut StraBe, jmiidsu
BaibinstOn unO 8gomins auenue, sr'
ri6tet meroen.
Il Srau alice Mpers, rine 8emob'
nerin bes @olf uno 0en3el @sbdubss
an abams slpsnue, ltrsnste seitsrn ses
gen Die 5irma cine 3lase fir $40, 900
@nti1dbi9ung on, neil Elm feblerhafter
6u6booen fie ftolpern riiahte uno fie fih
oann nit beibem Gbee uerbrhbte.
= Sobn McSals pom csntralsn
Staottbeil, tpelder Dor uabsju Sabres,
frift BON bem automobil bes Sobn
Ridaros on Der @de uon 8aibinstOn
ausnue unb 3inben StraBs iibsrfabren
unb perlest pnrbe, uerlanst In ieiner ans
ssftrsusten @ntiddoisunssflass s., 600.
-Die SerautonSdulbsbSrbs idsiut
aud fein sroBes 3utrausn In uniere
81, 800 bas Sabr 3edeupsridiebnnss'
SommilIion Su baben, benn in elmer
Wfontag abeno absebaltenen 8eriamms
lung wurbe beren Berift nidt meiter
beadtet nnb man bsihloB, cine ipejielle
Rommiiiion an3uitellen, wel9e Die un'
teriroiihen 3ult6noe uuter ben Shuleu
uutsriudsH unO iOfort beridten fol-.
= Sn Berbinbuns nit 6sm Primdr
nabllhmiuoel In Sell Eomnihip, momit
ii9 @aspar @asntr idon idulbis be.
fannie, iino um Dienltas orei Yerbufts.
befsble ausssltellt woroen, ndmlif se'
gen 9Sallace y. Wtoier, Seiretdr bes
Diapor Yon Bergen, iSrieosusrihter
0iobert 0altsr pom Sell TOwnlbip uno
g9ablri6ter Sobu Smnes pom elei1en
Gownlbip. Seute Yormittas ioIl in Der
sluselesenbeit Elm SerbOr tattfinosu.
= Sin Siss Der Sispublifansr am
uG6itsH Dienftus bsoeutet, oaB biz
Beuroie Maidine, bic in Der lssteu
8nbl eineu barteu Sdlus i'm County
erbielt, misoer In 9ontrOue tommeu
wiro. Die 6spublitaner ielbft iubeu
oa,u, ous Perrole uuO feline @liquI
3uriidselest purbe, neil beren @sbab'
rem iu berrlhiidtts mar, unb iis mill
fiirli1 ourhlette, mas iie Dollte. Bol'
len mir unS mieber bic fre1e Inmusr
uns oieisr clique ssfallsn luiisn, Ooel
niht ?
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

ansriff auf feline @hrli6fsit nod aui
fstn perf6uli9ss ausieben ssfallen lais
fen wtrb. beun er Itrenste am Dienftas
Morsen iofort cine 3lase fhr $50. 900
@utladoisuus eeseu bie 9erausseber
Der TribunssRepublieau an uub erfldrte
In BerbinOuns 6auit, bas Der betrsffsn.
be artifel uur 30 bsm i3wed pnbliSirt
Duroe. nm i'm tn ieinerlaampasne su
fddoisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30
4tI0Er 8f0ttE ,
2eitenber Splitter.
5eit 1885 etablirt.

Seit 1885 etablirt.
@ir fnb unsgpstn na& 623 eadapdnnt
aptuus, auf bsm 9obtniiur, nit elmer boiler
einit ppn ppiif@en Waartn unb ben allrnsus.
fen SnIfrumtnifH ;ur wriifuns br aussn
tlnIr Moiic mar trnnin; nS&ntlf 0erfGufl
uno fltiut profte". gBh fnb INNER bsrsit
9,nsn sitpas @tle ;u sriparn. Cine sro6s 2us-
pabl ppn fiiuifltGsu austu an Sanp. Der.
ssftt ntGt ben plas:
628 2aGamauna 9tDenne,
@ss,nhba btr D. {. & gB. Babnaation.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

# Gsi ben nsusn feds Sdser.&ssi
uisntern ju Pferoe, bic ourd bic iinsifs
oeutide 9ssresuorlase sei6affen wsrs
ben, wirb Elm interelianter Ssrina nit
Der @infiibruus elmer rielen Writ bon
Bspaiinuns eemudt. Oie Gruppen
erbaIten itatt 6es Sabels elm fnr,es auf
BEN aarabiner aufpfIauibarss Ssitsu'
semebr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-10-30

Il gta9 ldnssrem 9eiosn, oas ii6 in
ben lssten 8O9eu auserOroeutli9 raid
perihlimmerte. lit lesten Donneritas
In Berlin cine in ben Yer. Staateu uuo
ipsjisu in ylsm 9orf bsitbeiannte Per'
i6nli4feit. @sbtimer 9ommsrsisnratb
1uowis Nfar @olbberser, I'M Sc. 9e'
bsusiabrs; ;oabinssiaisosu. @r srlas Der
GrteriosfloIe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
TWO IRON COUNTRY TEAMS
PLAY HERE THIS EVENING
NEGAuNEE VERSUS HOUGhTON
HlGHS-NoRMAlS VERSUS
M. c. M.

Two good basketball games will be
provided at the mining college gym
nasium this evening The Houghton
and Negaunee high school teams will
clash the second time this season. The
NeEaunee team won from Houghton
at Negaunee week ago by score
of % to 81, but the Houghton boys
expect to win tonight on their home
floor.
The Houghton highs may play a
somewhat different lineup in their
game here than the one they used at
Nogaunee. Coach Wagner treated the
team to a good shaking up and it is
possible that WINNER, the star for
ward of the Houghton five may be
kept out of this game
The second game of the evening will
be played between the Marquette Nor
NAL team and the College of Mines
Calumet Y. NJ. G. \. at the college
gymnasium week ago and is now
about in the best form for the year.
The men are playing an aggressive
game that keeps their opponents con-
tinually at work defending their bas-
kets and this style of play is expected
10 keep the Normal team guessing in
the game this evening. The college
team will use it's regular lineup, con-
sisting Of Walters, center; Sparks and
Roweu. forwards and Kohn and
Coughlin as guards.
The college team is one Of the best
that the school has turned out in re-
cent years and its showing so far this
year has been very good. The game
tonight will be one of the last for the
season. although the last game will
not likolv be plaYcd for a week vet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
WELL KNOWN COPPEROOM
MEN FORM PARTNERSHIP
SMlTH-BYERS- SPARKS co. WILL
DO CONTRACTING AND EN-
CHEERING WORK.

Articles of association were filed this
morning with County Clerk Kaiser 10y
j. j. Byers of Houghton. Willard Smith
of Mohawk and BENJAMIN +, Sparks of
Houghton in behalf Of the Smith
Byers- Sparks Co. Limited
This association, which is given a
twenty'-year lease of life by incorpor-
ators. is formed ito do a general con-
tracing, construction and engineering
business anywhere in Michigan or
elsewhere in the United States" The
articles of association provide for S25,-
600 capital stock divided into 1000
shares OF SIS each. or this amount
each of the partners has subscribed for
zoo shares i'm property which comprises
a complete contracting outfit including
a steam shovel and other similar ma
terial. and leaving $4,000 in capital
stock in the treasury.
The association is controlled by a
board of managers. composed of the
three incorporators James J. Byers is
president. Willard Smith, vice-presi-
dent and Benjamin Sparks secretary
treasurer
All three of the incoiporators arc
well known copper country men. Mr.
Byers is ex-sheriff of Houghton county
and before his election to that Office
did a general contracting business. Mr..
Smith resigns as superintendent of the
Mohawk mine April and Ben Sparks
has been doing an engineering bust
ness since his graduation from the
Michigan College OF Mines.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
NAvlGATIoN's OPENING.
Not Believed IL Will be Before Fiji
teenth Of April

Capt. Root at the 500 depot says
that if the weather does not let up
soon there will be more Ice than for
many years in ST. Mary's river and il
is generally believed that If this is
not obviated by the action of King
Sol, navigation cannot possibly open
until April at least. 1t has often
been the case. it is recalled, that the
Head of the Lakes has been ready for
business long before the 500 was, and
that identical conditions seem to be
likely this spring.
According to ice reports, the west
crn end of the lake is but little bur-
dened with ice and that a few warm
days will put it out of commission.
The further east one goes on Lake
Superior the more ice Is found, and
from Keweenaw Point. past White
fish aud clear down to the 500 the ice
is thick and unwavering in its fealty
to land.
Unless something happens TO break
this up, the opening of navigation is
bound 10 be delayed, vesselmen agree.
and at present nothing seems 70 be
stepping in to help out Providence.
Therefore, capt. Root and others be-
lieve that April 10 will mark tne open
ing of navigation. The Head of the
Lakes will soon be ready for the Tee
is in 4 fair way to no dissolved with
2 good warm sun, owing TO the heavy
snow on ii, but the ice is still firm.
1t has often happened before that
the American Head of the Lakes has
opened up before the Canadian Head
of the Lakes and it is believed that
present conditions are favorable to a
repetition of that occurrence For;
William and Port Arthur are badly
frozen in, if reports are correct, while
the conditions here are different.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-22
treasure John c. Shea OF oseeols
Makes Best Record For Year.

County Treasurer Foley reported this
morning a number of recent returns OF
delinquent 1912 taxes, as follows:
Osceola township John G.. shea
treasurer total roll S97,15O.57; dclin-
quent, $3G.91
Mr.. Shea's report is the best so far
made this year, his amount OF delin-
auents being the smallest in the coun
~. in actual figures and not proper
tionately
Chassel township, John w. Daly
treasurer total roll, sl5,956.SS, delin-
qucnt S2,533.59.
stanton township. J. W. West, treas
ur,r, total roll s26,S49.Si; delinquents
St.413.04
Elm River township, William Broan
treasurer. total roll, $2tl5ts5. dclin-
quents. Sl.02315.
city Of Hancock, Thomas ingram
treasurer.
First ward, total roll, t2S,o53,s6 del
inquents, t2,b37.7S.
second ward, total roll. tii,S10.3O,
deHnquents, $2,5S6.50.
Third ward, total roll, 7.0is.3i. del
inquents, sl.135.65.
Fourth ward total roll, $27.S69.7l
delinquents. $3,S9S.is.