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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-31
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
May 22-29; June 5-12-19-26; July
3-10-17-24-31; August ia.
MORTGAGE SALE.

| DEFAULT having been made I'm the
conditions OF certain mortgage b.
John A. Makinen and Hilma Makinen
! his wife, OF the City of Hancock
! Michigan, parties of the first part, to
the Copper Country building & Loan
| Association OF Calumet, Michigan, a
| corporation organized and doing bust
ness under the laws OF Michigan. par
| ty Of the second part, bearing date
December twenty-fourth, 1912, and re-
| corded in the office of the Register of
Deeds for the county Of HoughtOn.
Michigan, on the fourteenth day If
January, 1913 in Volume wv" Of
Mortgages on page 3i2, each and every
installment Of principal and interest
of which mortgage is hereby declared
to be due and payable Immediately and
on which said mortgage there is claim
ed to be due at the date of this notice
the sum OF Fourteen hundred fifty-twO
and 7710O Q452.77) dollars. and no
suit or proceedings at law or in equity
having been instituted to recover the
money secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof.
NOW THEREFORE,. by virtue e
the power of sale contained in said
mortgage and the statute in such case
made and provided. notice is hereby
given that on the fifteenth day Of Aug
ust, n. D., 1914, at II o'clock i'm the
forenoon there will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder at the
front door OF the court house in the
village of Houghton, 4 the county OF
Houghwton, Michigan, Chat being tho
place Where the Circuit Court for the
said county OF Houghton is heidi the
premises described in said mortgage or
so much thereof as may be necessary
TO pay the amount due on said mort
gage with seven per cent. interest ami
all legal costs as provided for in said
mortgage and an attorney fee of THU
ty-five dollars as also provided for In
said mortgage
The premises described in said Mort
gage are all that certain piece or parcel
OF land situated in the Township cf
Adams, Houghton county, Michigan,
described =, follows, to-wit: Lot num-
bered seven Cd OF Block numbered
U9) Of the First Addition to
the Town OF South Range, according
to the Recorded Plat thereof. Togeth-
er with the tenements, Entertainments
and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing and thereon situate.
Dated this nineteenth day Of Nav.
A. D.. 1914.
Copper Country Building e. Loan AS
ISOLATION,
Mortgage.
REEFS. ROBINSON & PETERMANN.
Attorneys for Mortgages.
Business address,
Calumet Michigan.
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wyandot Find, Good copper.

Wyandot is finding that the west
drift on the ninth level just opened is
showing copper all through and that
the east drift which has just passed
through barren width of about five
To six feet between two slips" or
faults is coming into the good ground
again The drifts have been enlarged
from a width Of six feet to eight feet
ana will be stu further enlarged to
ten feet. in order TO give a better idea
Of tho contents. Tho eight-foot face
II the eastern drift is completely in
the high grade rock ANA almost in the
center there Is "a piece 81 copper
brick" about the size II a mans head
The present showing certainly ndi-
Gates that this No. lode will prove
good with depth.
Copper Range will. It IL thought
here. declare about tho first Of Sop
TENDER a dividend Of - cents payable
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arm and embark 10000 men inside of
two months
Russia'e Attitude Gives Concern.
Vienna, Austria Hungary. July 81
Opinion concerning Russias attitude
in the Austro- Servian situation is he
coming extremely pessimistic.
The feeling of pessimsm was
strengthened by the news of Russia >
preparations, which were regarded
here as complete mobilization of her
forces,
1t is well known here that the peace
Efforts OF European diplomacy will not
succeed If Russia considers her long
fostered plans at last ripe for realiza-
ton.
Agitation in Many Places.
Ferlin. July 5l.-Dispatches show
that the greatest agitation exists in
many places. The residents Of the for
titled towon Of Strassburg on the
French frontier, have started laying
in provisions to be prepared for a
siege, while the common council Of the
town has taken measures to check the
food.
The council of Breslau was called
into secret session To vote on appro-.
priation Of sl,25O,OO0 for "extraordi-
nary purposes" and it is assumed that
this also was for the purpose of lay
ing i'm provisions for possible siege
U. S. Men to Watch Battles.
Washington, ID. c., July 31.-Repre-
sentativcs of the United States army
and navy win be sent to the scene Of
war in Europe if actual conflict on an
extensive scale ensues, officials here
stated on Thursday.
Definite plans for the American cob
servers have not been made but il
was said to be the custom of neutral
anxious to send representatives of the
various arms of the service.
In addition, the military and naval
attaches at the United states embas-
sizes and legations abroad in the couu-
tries affected will act as observers.
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BRYAN UPHOLDS PACT To
PAY COLOMBIA S25,OOO,OOO
Continued From First Pace.

Continued From First PAGE.
who exercise it OF liability for actual
damages suffered. Take, for illustra-
ton, the condCmning of "A block of
ground for a public building. Suppose
that every lot owner excepting one Is
willing to sell his land to the govern
ment at it's market value, but that one
of the lot owners, whose lot is neces-
sary To the erection OF the buldng
asks more than the land is worth. The
government proceeds to condemn the
property. but it does not attcmpt TO
escape from the payment of what the
land is actually worth, and the actual
value of the property is not reduced
one dollar by any effort that the own
er may make to obtain for it more
than il is worth.
Reasonable Compensation.
IF 1t is contended that the price
offered by the United states prior to
Panama's separation was reasonable
one, and that Colombia ought To have
accepted IT, tEet valuation cannot bs
reduced merely because Colombia was
not willing to accept the offer. The
price then offered was approximately
$17,500.o00 (S10,OOO,000 cash and $25O.-
goo "A year for a hundred years, which
could be capitalized at $500. 000). But
when this price was offered il was un-
derstood that Colombia would retain
the state Of Panama AMI have the adj
vantages to be derived from proximity
to the canal What justice or fair
ness can there be in the proposition
that Colombia, having refused To ac-
ccpt fair price, is not entitled to any
damages at all? The payment or the
S25,0O0O00 provided for i'm the treaty
now before the Senate is only a rea-
sonable compensation for damages ac-
tually suffered--damagos that ought To
be paid, no matter what theory one
adopts In regard to the action Of the
United states or the action Of Colom-
bia In 1903. The above arguments IS
based upon the theory adopted by
those who say Colombia was entirely |
i'm the wrong I'm refusing Ia accept the |
offer made ny the United states but |
IL must be remembered that this the
CRY is disputed by the people of CO.
lombia, who defended the position |
their government then took and who |
have ever since asked that the con-
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Mohawk Wolverine.

John r. stanton who has been treas
urer of the Wolverine, Mohawk ana
Michigan copper mining companies TO-
many years, has been elected secretary
of these corporations 20 succeed the
late J. Wheeler Hardley
James :. Dunstan, affiliated with
HorubIower * Weeks. has been elect
ed director OF Wolverine succeeding
Judge Hiusdale who rarely attended
meetings Of the board owing largely to
the fact that he lives in the west
one vacancy exists In each Of tho
three stanton companies directoratee
owing 10 Mr. Hardley's death That
in the Wolverine board viii be filled
next week at the annual stockholders
meeting. Just who viii Doe chosen TO
these vacancies has not been fully de-
termincd
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New Areadian Finds LODI.

New Arcadian has found the lode. in
which tho shaft Is located, and which
Tor twenty-five feet above the 900 foot
or lewis level disclosed commercial
copper with width OF four feet, 10
widen out 10 twelve feet i'm the pit cut
ont below the floor Of tho level so
that III" top Of the skip can bc brought
down even with the foor. Some con-
per ~ tho form Of fine particles Is
met with disseminated throughout the
lode. AZ there has been a marked
chance for the better in tho character
OF The lode with depth and as the cop
per has become more abundant. II Is
Thought that here IL moro than an
even chance that farther down the lode
may develop continuance OF paying
values.
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DISCUSS LAWS
FOR The SCHOOLS
Commissioners of U. p. Counties
Meet In Marquette

School commissioners from twelve OF
the fifteen counties of the upper PENN
sula met in Marquette yesterday Ton
tEeir annual meeting and for a con-
ference with Fred L. Keeler, of Ian
sing. state superintendent Il public in
struction. Various problems relative
To the conduct OF schools were discuss
ed. Mr.. Keelcr addressed the assem-
blagc, outlining needed school logisla-
ton. The commissioners present were
as follows:
Donald OIiara. Iron Mountain, Dick
insuu county.
Jesse Hubbard. Mcnominee. Menomi-
nee county.
Peter Il. Log, Gladstone, Delta
county
T r. yesterday, sault ste Marie.
Chippewa county
Miss Eva Z. Burman. Ncwberry.
Luce county.
w T. Cornell, Manistiquc, school
craft county.
:. O. Clinton. Baraga. Baraga county.
\. +. stcrnc, Ishpeming, Marquette
county.
William Bath, Houshton, Houghton
county.
a. c. Adair, Rockland. outonagon
county.
Henry 5. Winters. Mohawk, Kcwce-
nav county.
John F. Mason. CRYSTAL Fails, Iron
county.
Aleer Gogcbic and Macknac couu-
ties were not represented
Proposed Legislation.
\ large part OF the time was deyot-
ed TO a discussion Of the legislation
proposed by Superintendent Keeler. all
OF which was favored by the commits
sioners. Much attention was given To-
the subject Of rural school buildings
Many of the rural buildings In the
state are in a dcplorable condition AMI
should be condemned, Mr.. Keeler point
ed out but no one has the authority.
He proposes that the legislature pass
"a law giving 90 some person or body
the power % condemn buildings Of this
sort and also 90 pass upon plans for
new stru lures
Another proposed act is the require
mcut that every person have at least
six months OF normal school training
before teaching. This would prevent
graduates from high schools from pro-
ncediug 90 teach without having taken
special training. This proposed legis- !
'ation received the Endorsement Of the |
commissioners as a body. II is urged |
that there be- enacted law making |
provision for the licensing of teachers |
who teach special subjects and who |
have had training in recognized inst-
.utions. This also is q plan promoted |
Iy Mr. Kcelcr.
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Minnear & Co.'S Letter.

j. A. Minnear x Co. say today.
The developments over uight iu re-
gard to the foreign situation We're Of
such discouraging nature that the
governing boards of the principal
stock exchanges OF the United States
followed the lead of the New York
exchange and close indefinitely. 1t was
probably Tor the best. as there rs cv-
cry indication that Germany and Rus
STA will be engaged in war i'm very
fCT hours If they have not alroady
surtcd actual rsht.u, The strict con-
sorship ON news in both Germany aud
Russia caused many Who had been
optimistic over tine s.tut-
;!Un to change their views.
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Tamaraek 70 Have New Mil.

Tamarack has bcsuu 90 clear Off the
ground and cxcayatc for The new re-
grinding mill and teaching plant chat
viii treat tho sands OF this mine that
are lying on the shore and far out into
Torch lake. It will bee situated just
north of Tamarack 30. ] mill at Hub
bell. The rcer.nding mill viii Doe built
first.
Lake it is thought here, viii not
start up until the results of tho OK
plor1ti"u Of the four South Lake l"dcs
are asrcrta.ucd. unless the price OF
copper should rise % ~ cents. the fig
ure stated while ago TO be the lowest
THAI would give profit az this property.
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Continued From First Page.
ward movement reached G1s modcrat,
rallies set in.
Berlin, July 31-Thc rate Of dis.
count Of the Imperial Bank of Ger.
many was raised from four to five pc,
cent.
Glasgow. July 3l.-Thc stock ex-
changes here and at scarborough arc
closed.
Liverpool, July 31.-The Liverpool
and Manchester stock exchanges were
closed for the day.
ST. Louis Mo, July 31-The stock
board of Merchants exchange is closed.
but the grain exchange remained open.
Philadelphia, July 31.-Thc exchange
here decided to remain closed.
Cleveland, O., July 31.-Thc stool,
exchange here is not closed.
Boston, July Sl.-Thc stock ex-
change was not open today.
Pittsburgh, July 31.-The stock ex-
change il closed.
Baltimore, July 31.--The stock cx-
change is closed.
Indianapolis, July 31.-The stock ex-
change is closed.
Detroit July 31.-The stock exchange
IL closed.
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REPORT ISSUED
BY NORTH BUTTE


The North Butte Mining company
report for the quarter ending June So
along with the dividend for tie quar-
ter, states that during the quarter the
ore reserves were fully maintained. %
the development has shown mUi' o.
than was extracted. Tho condition
On tho p 100 2,G0O and $500 foot levels
are of most satisfactory kind.
The development work for The quar-
ter amounted To 2,i5O feet, while pro-
dugt.on for the past three months wa.
1ii6,09I pounds o.. copper, 33LSJo.3l
ounces Of silver and 3J5.79l ounces o.
gcld. The decrease is explained TO be
due largely 90 cn,our,Cgiug in the
Slopes dur.uH the month of April ana
the first part u May ore of leaner
grade than that which had here r.
been mined and which, following tho
usual practice. IL was deemed neccs-
sary 10 extract and treat
The Miners Trouble.
The report concludes. as follows:
During the month OF June an aldi-
tional Curtailment of output was occa-
stoned by the difficulty among the
members Of the Miners union of Butte.
which resulted in the loss of one and
a half days operating time i'm June in
addition TO the miners regular holiday |
on June 10.
The company is not in any way a
party 10 the controversy. which is en-
tirely between the factions Of the Min |
ers' union. Both of these factions have !
emphasized the fact that they had mo-
dispute whatever with any of the oper- |
ating companies in Butte There Is no |
reason why this dispute should inter-
fere in amy way with operations and !
il is fully expected that it viii bo final |
j., crttled without involving iu any
was .he mining operations in this dis
trlct
nurirs the quarter additional UNI
d.Si 'Dj Interests in the mining claims |
located in the Butte east side mineral |
di.'r.ct were secured"
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tatively arranged:
Calumet NJ. Eat Lake Linden
August 3, Laurium. August ant
Presbyterians August To-
Lakes-At Calumet NJ r. August
II; Laurium August - and Prcsbyter.
iaus, August =.
PrcsbNterians-At Calumet NJ. T..
August -. Lake AUGUST - and Laur-
ium August -.
McCahcs-At Calumet NJ. Z. August
~; Lake, August IL ana Prcsbytcrians
AUGUST >.
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HUeRTA CHARTERS A BOAT.
Prepared TO Sail for Spanish Por. by
Next Sunday

Kingston. Jamaica, July 3I.-Gcn.
Huerta, who arrived here July q, COM
pleted his arrangements To sail for
Europe ON Sunday next. The general
has chartered the Elders a. Fyna
steamer Patia, which now is at Port
Limon, Costa Rica, but which Is due -
arrive here ON Sunday to carry himself
ana his party Of Mexican refugees di-
rect To a spanish port, probably SAN
tIudcr
Hucrta "saltod away 5000. 600 of the
E6ooooo0 me IL reported 10 have taken
when he retired from the presidency
Of Mexico.
lie deposited that sum in Kingston
bank.
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NOTICE.


The Annual Meeting of the Stock
holders Of the WOLVERINE COPPER
MINING COMPANY, for the election
or directors, and for the transaction OF
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting will be held
at the office of the Company, No. Is
William Street. i'm the City OF New
YORK, on Monday. August Ord, 1914. at
IL o'clock noon.
The transfer books will close on the
evening OF July 25th, and reopen on
the morning of August 4th. 1914. at the
once of the transfer agent of the Com
pany' the American Trust Company. so
state Street, Boston. Mass. --
J. WHEELER HARDLEY.
Secretary.
New York. July 10th, 1914.
Advertisement IL, "a, 81
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Would Restore Friendship.

troversy be arbitrated by some impair
tial tribunal.
Would Restore Friendship.
The reopening at this time of the
original controversy is not only unnec-
essary, but Objectionable, first, be-
cause it diverts attention from the
present situation with which we have
to deal and, second because it would
revive both here and in Colombia the
very feeling of unfriendlincss which it
is desirable to allay. The treaty is
intended TO restore friendship and good
will between these nations, and this
can be done by dealing with the sit
uation as it now presents itself with
out renewing the discussion as to the
merit of the position originally taken
BY the two government respectively"
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BROKERS' GOSSIP
Isle Royale Results Good.

Isle Royale has had the two mules
that were bought just before the strike
ramming underground at the twenty
sixth level OF 30. shaft for about
month with very satisfactory results.
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GENERAL CLASH SEEMS SURE;
RUSSIAN FORCES MODELLING
Continued From First Page.

tected by mines should England be-
come involved.
Ihe most expeditions way of raising
regiments for service with the British
armies IN Europe was considered If
england enters upon hostilities Cana
ga VIII at once offer aid and volunteers
WIN De enlisted for service in Europe
=. ~ S..lmated that Canada could raise.
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NO STOCKS TO-DAY.

Owing To the closing OF the New
York, Boston, London and all other
important exchanges, there are no
stock quotations today
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about oct !. Ta1t would be the same
as the last dividend which was de-
rIarcd Just car previous IT, the date
just given
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TRANSACTIONS IN STOCKS
COME TO HALT TODAY

Continued From First PAGE.
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roversy be arbitrated by some impair
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Berlin, July 31-Thc rate Of dis
count Of the Imperial Bank of Ger
many was raised from four to five per
cent.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-17

of prophesyers Originally, Hoarr and Hackbarth had agreed to engage in two 36-hole matches to determine the question of supremacy between them Hot Springs got the first date and Little Rock the second, with the play-off to take place on the Essex course in the event cf a play-off be- ing necessary.
 Hoare announced last evening that liacllbarth had been heard from and that he would show up ready for the match Saturday morning. If the Lit tla Rock professional really does come 10 town that will mean that play in the annual Washnetons Birthday tournament will take place Thursday and Friday instead Of Friday and Sat. urday A host of new golfers have reached the Arlington and the East man the last several days, and the Washington Birthday tournament bids fair to he unusually stifiiy con tested Just the same it is going to take a mighty good golfer 10 dispose of Phillips Blagden a member of the Srcckbridee. Mass. Country Club who scored such a brilliant triumph
 in the Fitch tournament His score
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REDUCING SUGAR IN DIABETES

To prove that sugar can be reduc ed in many cases of Diabetes in ppo pie past fifty we will mail on ro. quest formula for quanu ative test for sugar that will show the percent age from day to day.
 Diabetics are largely on Codein. ad- mitted L. be hopeless. Under Full tons Diabetic Compound the thirst often begins to abate and the strength 10 increase before the sugar shows much decline, thus patients often know the case is responding before the tests show it.
 If you are of middle age or oyer and have Diabetes. do you not owe if yourself and family 10 try Futcn's Diabetic Coumpound before giving up? It can be had at Sorrens Drug Co.
 Ask for phamplet or write John J. Fulton Co.,, San Francisco
The Sentinel=record., 1914-02-17

tireless in the matter of soliciting support He did not respond to ths cal for his candidacy lrtil Le had made a careful survey of tie field, and he feels assured e his ultimat- success before the oem,c,doy of the district
 If elected 10 this very important of flee Judge Sumpter has al ambition t1 make the office serve every useful purpose that may be expected of it by the people, that in the end it may reflect credit upon himself. With such a laudable ambiiol before him there is little doubt but that his can didacy wili receive a hearty support from the party in whose ranks he has been a hard and tireless worker for many years.
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SUMTER ANNOUNCES.
Judge Sumpter Is Candidate for Pros
 ecuting Attorney of This District.

Judge o. Fl. Sumpter. one Of the leading members of the Garland coun- ty bar and who is personally known to almost all the voters of the entire judicial district. has entered the race for prosecuting attorney, his candi- dacy being subject to the action of 'he democratic primary of March 25
 His candidacy at this time is ma6s 70 meet the demand Of many for the state to be as forcefully and as ef- fficiently represented in the courts as is represented the opposing forces of the state Having just emerged from legal battle in the county court, where as the attorney for the Hot Springs Temperance League, Judge Sumpter so ably handled the interests of that constituency that there immediately sprans mp a cal for his services in all matters where the interests of the people at large are concerned. as they are in the courts of the district
 His platform is based upon con formity 10 the law that will work for the removal of factional contr0- versy and will serve to restore gen eral cooperation in such meritorious things as will serve the prosperity of the people of the city and county
 The ability of Judge Sumpter to properly take care of the interests of the state in all matters civil CT crim- inal that may arise in the courts will not be questioned He is adapted not alone in the matter or legal ability i but keeps in such close touch with | the affairs of the moment that he | will he able to give the state at east | an equal break in every controversy | in which the state is al litigation
 As a political campagner Judge Sumpter is probably without an equal i In the district He enters into a with energy and dc eremin- alton, meets all the votes and is