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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

Company's Nevis dam. Westwood id
thirty-fve miles from the mountain.
The mountain is almost on the spot
where Shasta. Tehama and plumas
counties meet.
There are no towns Of any size close
to the mountain, but the district has a
number of summer resorts, stockmens
headquarters and farms. There arr
some fertile valleys around the noun.
tain in all directions. In all directions
from the mountain are vast forests be.
longing largely to the T. b. Walker
interests.
Mount Shasta, an older volcano. quiet
many years longer than Mount Lasscn.
II is supposed, is about sixty-five miles
northwest of Mount Lassen. Close to
Shasta's topmost peak Is a boiling
sulphur mud spring. The wonderful
lava beds OF Modoc county, which have
the appearance OF having been sud
denly frozen while in their period Of
greatest tumult, are about seventy miles
north of Mount Lassen.
In the past few weeks the most severe
earthquakes ever experienced 1t is said
have shaken the Sierras from Mono To
Modoc. Carson, Virginia City, Reno.
Quincy and other places have reported
shocks that rocked the towns more than
any in the memory of the white resi-
dents. They were not severe enough
to do any damage.
Slight shocks have been felt in Susan
vile during the past few weeks but
they were not severe enough to excite
more than passing comment.
Cinder Cone crater. q short distance
from Mount Lassen, has a pit PAS feet
deep. There are represented in the
Lassen volcanic district twenty-five
geological formations. The report Of
the survey made in 1894 draws a re-
markable comparison between Cinder
Cone and Mount Nesuvius.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05

| miles long and nearly SO miles wide,
comprising an area OF 1894 square
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-07-05
ny CHARLES r. CARTER.

ONSIDERED as an academic
theory the labor union is a good
~ thing. Viewed from the stand
point of practical politics also
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
Grnaseis.MttaMsibertrasxn
Gineinnati. %. Off.


sSoispb 5. aunbler an 5rebsrid
Gang. 25 BEL 100 CUB an Der Slos
iette bon Wlaple glDenlie. in RpripOob,
81.
sSames WcDermoti, II. 9(nb., an
Marp MrGsrmott, % CUB an Der
Siibieite Der papillpn Giraffe, Mt.
4bams. 81.
aouiia aanbfrisb an Sotn 2dnbs
frieb. 2ot SO. 81 pon aofpenbera II.
8rnenn's llntsrabtbeiIung bon garn.
bale. 81.
9bomus 81. apps an Surpep grtei,
80 BEL 1880 i5ub an Der @eftieiie
pon @lobs 9lpsnus, in 9iorrpoob, 81.
Die g. &. q. Building 60. an
2ouis Sdparb. Ii. Qnb., Sbsil por
Cots 126 nnb 127 in aems 6. II. 9.
9lfn's. llnterabtbeilung bon prite
6iI, 81.
Clifford 9rpipn, 9bnl'r. an Sarrp
Sbaff.r, Cots 30. 10 II. IL In 3.
Z. Orlsp's unterabtbsiluns in 5arts
nell, SLIPS.
8eniamin 0idinIon an GmiIp ..
parham, Cots 2 unb 4 in Benjamin
Didinfpn's llnterabtkilung an Der
glortb Gsnb SsOaS. 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
eraxSsisenttams <Sppstbefen.
0eneinaetraaen.

Martin Hettineer an 5orparo ..
u. g. Co., $1,000.
Gbtparb 5. Sannum on Brighton
German 8ant. $1,000.
2puiia aublmanH Gil W. 6. auns
tsl, $500.
sofepb pbilips an 8uiinsb Msn's
9. u. II. 6. Co., $3.50,
Clements 8. Sdroeber on Jourtb
Warb .. Il. 6. Co., $1,000.
Sdrpep Grtel on Soutbern Sbio
8. II. 9. &c.. $1,000,
aouis ShparB an Tbe 9. q. o.
9uilbina Co., $607.3l.
2lrlbela 5apes an DITTO 6. pope.
$1,000.
gfiharb Crane an aibsral 8. u.
9. Co.. $500.
Sarrp Sbaffsr an Glifforb gropn,
gbm'r., $500.
Rpbert RtIlis an WabiicH Rodb
g. II. g. Co.. $1,000.
Clarence 5ornung all Georgs Sors
nung. $500.
glmdnba gR. Sbrspe an syiftbe
56irb Natipnal 8ant, $3.50.
Senrp 6. Sbreps on Ganforb
8rDipn, sruitss, $58S6.77.
Rate Slatierp an GiHanee 8. Il. g.
So. $700.
gDiliam $. grofius on 5rant o.
Benton. $500.
ssamss 6. Stiff an 4. @urb .. u.
8. Co., $1,000.
's5pbn airitsin an Commercial Ga.
pings 8ant, $1,000.
lsaa W. Sanbersl an Grittbern
Ohio 8. II. 3. Co., $500.
Otto y. Gdlpb an 9arrp 8. aebs
man. $1233.10.
Wolter 81. ROe an aOnsreb 3. q.
Co.. $4,000.
Geti.ate 6ppptbefsn.
Gbtp. 3. 6dnntm on Brighton
German Hani 90, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

aus.s binsu, pfOld sinem Mubons
nsnseiiht apie bas BON Wfib Wlap tag
lid, itiinolib seseniibsr iisen au biirs
fen. lit miG;cnsnmal mebr tpertb dls
.ieber troiide 8eiib.D
Der Sbor Der eitle Harr."
badte Sino perGftlid Bel iid unb lieB
bic Blide iiber bic nod i'm friIhen
Worsentbau ibimmernoen sriinsn Ras
ienfld1en, iiber bic berrlihen, i'm
Serbitihmude pransenben 8uumtro=
nsn ieines partes binsleiten. 60 ipeit
bas 9luse reidte, alles iein!
Salb drserli9 ipanbte er Ii6 ub un5
trat Ing ShloB Suriid.
Wie ieItiam! 9idt Dor ibm fanb
plpbli9 Map, uno gsioer ausen be-
seaneten ii6.
Die ibriaen rubten erIdredt unp
fragtno auf ieinsn biiiteren 3iigen,
ipdbrene feline 8lide leibenidaftliA
persebrenb an Dem .MaSonnengeii9t
baften blieben.
Wdr 8ortenroce ipirfli6 Elm 5bor,
ein - oSer mar er esq
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
Gr.prdfiSent 9ia3 bDn
Merifo
coll in MaOrib setOrben
fein.

Coli in Wabrib seitorben
fein.
Gta6t Merifo, %. DIT. Cine
am ab.nb bier sinseiroffsne unbeitds
tist. gladgidt iast, baB Der iriibsre
prdiiosnt 9ia3 BON Meriio am 9ons
neritag IN Mabrio seitorben I'll.
Der gerluit bes llnterfees
bDots .g 81 inaDubon
sugegsben.
Qpnopn, %. 0ft. Dus Marine-
miniiterium tiinoiste ON abeub an.
bob bas ltnieriesboot IS 81. inter
Dem gefebl bes 2itut. Commandments
gbolmlsp itebsnb. fdon ldnsere 3eit
iiberfGlig III. uHb man bsfiirhte.
oab ss in Der 9oroise in ben @runo
gebpbrt lporbsn lei.
Cine am Dieniiag BON Berlin eips
sstrofftne Tunienbspeide enibielt Die
g,aHri6t, bab bas lInterieebcot ~g g.
am 18. Oiiobsr Don sinsm bsutIden
ariegsTd)iff in Der goroies in ben
@runb ssbobrt uprotn isi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
Ginc britiibe sslptte
9 0 m barbirt feit glOnta 9
TlOrsenben red teRHlii
eelbtr Dsuti9en

in 8elgien.
Qonbon. %. Ottober. Gas
Wlarine Wainiitsrium aab am abeno
Die fplgenbs GriIGruna iiber bic Spe-
rutiOnsn Der britiidsn &riessidiffe in
9erbinounq nit Der alrmee Der Der
biinbeten an Der belaif9en aiiiie ab:
nam 18. Ottpber eriudten bic
Stpmmanbeure Der perbiinbtsn ylrs
meen barum ndd. Sab ibnsn ariess'
i&iffe al Silfe asididt ipsrbsn iolls
ten. Die Nolae ipur, oab ON 19. De
tObsr bon sasesanbrua an sine groBs
glnsabl tpeittrasenber &eidiiBs an Der
aiiite BON geleien in 2lttiOn tdmen
unb ben linten iFliisel Der bsl8iidsn
9lrmee nnteritiibisn. Die S6iffe be-
rdoiIsu ben rs9isn 5liiael Der Csllt'
inen.
Die Seltl9en dHtipptlele. Hs'
iblpsrem@sitiiB, riateteu dbsr fpsnis
S6aosn an, ba Die britii6. WsariHs.
artiasris cine sr0bere 2rdsipsiie
bat.
,Drsi gloniiors, bic auf britildsn
Werftsn fir grofili.n ssbdut, bs;m
ausbrud bss 8risses aber idufli6
iibernpmmsn purbsn, srDiefen iih
fir bisfs SpsrationsH ols gang bslons
bers gut sesisnet. Seit bfm Wsprssn
b.s 19. Ottobsr III Der rsdts Gliisel
Der Deuii6su Obus l1ntsrIab in b:T.
tiger Dsiie beidOiisn iporbsn uno Oas
gomburDement iDurOe au4 bsute fOrts
seisBt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

sSpbn Sbsrbslmann an 9enrp Boss
Ten, s Sabre gadt BON Z. WsdrI
1914. dnf 100 SUB On Der Sitieits
ppn Mdniipn 9lpenue, ferner 10 Sub
an Der Wrrhieiie bon mdrfatp 9lpes
nue. 5Gbrlide Wlietbe $500, nit
pripilesillm gum Mnfauf fir $4,000.
Charles 8. Wesbep an @eorge Rim
fenberger, 15 Sabre 1}adt bonn 10.
Sttober, 1914, duT % BEL 15C sSnb
an Der GiioIeiie BON 5airfar Qlpenue,
525 Sub 0itli9 pon Bates elpenus.
Wonatlide Mieths $28, nit priDiles
gium gum 4ntauf fir $500.
Gliie Wl. sto6 an sseiie 5. Goot,
80 bel 100 sFub all Der Weititite bon
Waribna alpenue, 551 Sub noroliA
pon Ribble yoab, 81.
0erbert 6. Wiutter II. 9lnb., an
Maebalena Wfutter. % Bel 81 SUB
an Der Oitieite BON gben slpenle, auf
Wlt. Nuburii. $3.50.
Georae Sornung, IT,, an Giarenee
6prnuna, Cots 2 unb g in Sliper
@liiIpn's llnterdbfbeiiune, ferner.
2oi "a unb Sbeil BON Cots 80 unb
% in GILES Rifdrb's llnterobtheie
lung, ferner, Got 20 in berielben I'm
tera6theilung 81.
2puis Sornung an 4lbsrt u. 8erns
harbt II. 9(nb.. 9 Cots in Giles Ri
harbs' llnterabiheiIung in Gplerain
9opnfbip, 81.
Spbn pstsrg an u. 8. Soft, 5
Sabre paht BON /. RoDember, 1914,
auf 9aben betannt als TIA Oit
MtWaillan Strabe, monatlife Mietbs,
500.
Burton aeipeilen an 2lnna 9etpeIs
len. Cots 389 nnb 800 in Noripooo
0ieip llnterabtbeiluns, 81.
Gsorae Slider an Catherine S4les
finger. so bei 100 SUB an Der Oit'
feite BON Cora Noenue, in Sreen
5Oipnibip. 81.
Daniel GrufeiHeber on 5ranf Wiil.
Ter, 25 BEL 100 SUB an Der Weitfeite
Don Rdipliton apsnue, 317 5uB n0ros
lid BON RpB 2tOenue, in gpripoob,
81.
gGilber e. glrnolo an 9eorse Strds
iemeper, 2 Sabre padt bonn ]. Nos
pember, 1914, nuf @isenfbum an Der
Ode BON Diain Qpenue uno Smith
Roab, in ylorpoOb, moHdtIidc Uiies
TIE, $50.
Sarrp ). 2e6mau al DITTO q.
Slpb, II. glno.. Got Is in Uiarp Oa=
ems lluterabtbeilung in Rorpoob,
81.
Gtanlsp 5anlor an Wlarpin :.
RennOlos, 9Dt SO in 6. u. Seilter's
unterabtbeilung in WIaoiioHpils, 81.
Sarrp 1idmdn on gbarlss 8.
9sdman, Gisenthum 6etannt als 167
WoOlper 4peHus, in Clifton, 81.
Dlilipn 9. Campbell, Ii. ano, Gil
Wlarb Edmonton. 20 Cots in gas
man IL. Sumbre6ts llnterabtteiluna
in Gsrra Vita. 81.
DerfeIbe on Sobn s. DonDpon, ir.,
2s Cots in berfslbsn tlnterabtbei.
luna, 81.
9erfelbe ON Benjamin &. Snnbam,
| r.. s Cots in cerieIben llntsrabtbsis
lung, 81.
Serfslbe an Bernard Musner, 8
Cots in bsrislbsn llnterabtbsiluns, 81.
9tlsranb,r Wl. Sarpurt on WaIter
&. Roe, a. SUB an Der Rorbisite DOR
9inisp Qpsnue. 81.
Gbefter %. .N5ilep ON Stella 80.
@ilsp, 5bsil BON Got 8 in Der Rail
Giasntbum llntsrabtbailung. in Sets
tipn 20, in Columbia goipnfbip. 81.
5bomps 5ap an Wiarp Megreen,
Got AZ in Wt. Sope Spubicais Inter
abtbsilirns an Soiptborne gtDenue.
81.
Wlarie @lemier an 9betla @lemier,
% BEL IS SUB an Der Siibisite Don
Wiliiah Strabe, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
EAiiisaaAriAtsn.

9en Yort. %. Dttober. Qlnget.:
.2lbriatit1 BON 2iDsrpOcl; europa"
BON Tsapsl.
Hotterbum. abgsg.: sNieuip
amiterbam' nad ylau yOri.
RsapsI. glbssg.: .GanOpieA mad
Bolton.
Bottom. alnsss.: sg,OmsfaniaH'
BON GIassor,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

George u. ahein an Sumss gIart,
$640. !
s,acOb gOsiider an 1beo. 0isiri6,
$1,000.
gioIo gubr an 9unt Strabc 8. u.
9. Co., $500.
slmaosns u. Deimsr an Games
Waffb, $4,000.
elleranber M. SorpuOi on aons
sreb q. u. Co.. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23
gerrhdt
9 9sintein belsifder 3 Il II
sermeiiterin 50lsebts
aritses seworben


Gonbpn, %. DIT. Cine 9.peide
Der Goeul glsips aug 2fmiterbam iibsrs
mittelt bas folssnoe Dom giirgermeis
iter BON @snSicpne, 9eIsien. sei4idts
Ieltsramm:
Die Yerbiinbsten baben seiiest.
3piidsn gbalons un6 2onspp babsn
iie 10000 Gsfansene semaht, orei
aanonsn unb 81 Jabnen iino erobsrt
tporben."
Wenoubne Iisst in Weit Jlanbern,
on Der b.lsiIdsn aiifte. CbuIOns uno
aongtpp lisssn in ben franSofiaen
Departments Mdrne uno Wlturthc>
etsWofels. beinabe 200 Wsilen iuolih
bon Der beIgiiden propin5 IN Der
Msnoupne liegt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-23

rein, ipie bic blaus cuff ber Htras. tsa6r uns
fren. ipie bne Nlori einss GbtenHafiies NJ bic
Ef Hrilarb Htdufet%piIle. nls feins Rrduifr-
ldHiaffe 4etimiffel BEL nIleH Gfbrnuasn btl Der.
bauHa, yingen,, etbfrt mnb Ntefenieiben st-
nfefen. 9fif NIB esgsn ben Ef. HerEarbs
ssssers. % M sanies s sssaatss piusn iaS II ~ sSsa u
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12

The amazing POSSIBILITIES Of the
camera are revealed in George
Kleine's spectacular photo-drama QUO
yadis" which has proved the sensation
of the year in New York, Phtladelp nla,
Boston, Chicago and dozen otner
imnortant amusement centers. A COM
nlete romantic story is told in eight
reels of film that abounds in thrills
and dramatic situations. The New
york sun said: "Finer pictures were
never seen here George Kleine's
"ouo Vadis" will be the attraction at
the Robinson Grand March is, II and
IS.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12

The robinson Grand has booked for
March 10, 20 and 81, the most exciting
and thrilling photo drama that George
Kleine has ever produced in this
country, Between Savage annd Tig-
err magnificent six part production
by the Cines Company of Italy. 1t
presents story of adventure and ro-
nance in the jungles of India that
fairly bristles with action and keeps
the spectators in a constant state OF
feyerish interest and enthusiasm.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12
TIE IHEATERS


| AS Is natural to suppose, fun-1s the
paramount object OF the play. and in
tllat respect as well as from the view
point Of a musical production, Mutt
and JeH In Panama" which was pre-
sented this afternoon at the Robinson
Grand and will appear there again to-
nIght. lis a superior musical comedy
ems HIN has been lavish in his ex-
uendfturas relative to scenery ana
electrical Embellishments. It fs not
at all unlikely that nothing 80 elabor-
ate has ever been presented at pop:
MAR prices. The same may also be
struthfulIy said regarding the twenty
or more changes Of magnificent cos
tunes worn by the chorus In its many
advertisements and songs, written by
that author of so many hits, Leo Ed
one of the scenic surprises IS the
passing of full rugged ship through
the great Panama canal and sailing
out into the Pacific ocean with our
heroes MUTT and Jen" on board A
number of very interesting dramatic
situations containing genuine thrills
are added in order to relieve the strain
Of incessant laughter. The book fur
nished by Bud Fisher and Owen Davis
gives ample opportunity for fun OF
the Mutt and Jen" brand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12
Z 1BOIVuNGD
GlNEW 81 %
Amateur League Scores.

In the Amateur Duck Pin League on
the Gore alleys. Wednesday night;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12

Qu@Eed Yea This T1meso
want him. Your rheumatism and every!
body else's rheumatism has got to leave
Want to prove it without q bit Of rfsls3
Well, you try ROOT JUICE, one bottle.
for ten days and see what happens. II
you don't feel like shouting with delight
at your good fortune, take back the
empty bottle 70 the druggist and get your
money Instantly That's how good ROOT
JUICE is. The druggist Will return the
price Of ROOT JUICE without a word to
anyone who says it has not done a world
of good.
You're taking no chances this time
ROOT JUICE has got to help you and it
Will help you more than you have any
idea Of, That ache and pain and sore,
ness and stiffness with all the misery will
be gone almost before you realize it and
you'll feel better than you have in many
a day. You never saw anything clean out
the blood, strengthen the kidneys, tone
up the stomach and regulate the liver
and bowels like ROOT JUICE in all your
life. 1t benefits tho whole system, puts
new life into you, strengthens the nervous
system. Finest thing in this wide world
Try ROOT JUICE this time. Stop ex-
perimenting and don't let anybody talk
you out OF it It's results or money back
with ROOT JUICE. All drug stores
sell it and guarantee It at one dollar per
large bottle. YoUu say it's worth q
hundred
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12
nnnpera on cod.

Do you know that of all the minor all
rnenta colds are bv far the most dangerous?
It Is not the colds themselves that you need
to fear, but the serious diseases that they so
often lead 70. For that reason every cold
should be gotten rid of with the least pos
sible delay. To accomplish this You will
find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy of great
help to you. It loosens cold, relieves the
lungs, aids axpeCtoration and enables the
svstena 10 throw off the cold. For sale by
all Observation-Disclosures
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12

winthrop Ames's production of
'fPrunella" is soon to be seen. in Chi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12

feyerish interest and enthusiasm.
Richards & PringIe's colored min
strel organization. which will appear
at the Robinson Grand Friday night
has an entirely new program, intro
dncinp- minstrel stors never yet seen
outside of the big eastern cities. In
addition to this there will be presented
a new and elegant, palatial first part
gorgeous costumes, new songs, up-to-
date comedians and special features In
the olio.
Today is another big feature day
at the Odeon theater and the hIth
screen play in the wonderful series
of '.The Adventures of katnlyn 1,-,, Is
being presented. 1t is entitled The
Colonel in Chains and 1t is said to
he q remarkable and thrilling por-
travail of wild animals. Three other
splendid photoplays are onered'
namely. '"Tony and Maloney." Csc
.Hg): "Marrying Sue" (Vitagraph)
and ''The Call of the Stage. Two
refined vaudeville acts are also
shown.
winthrop Amess production of
'fPrunella" is soon to be seen In chi
cago.
Dtckie Delaro, who was playing a
prominent role in stop Thief" died
this week in Milwaukee, where she
was taken i'll suddenly.
II is reported that since James K
Hackett came into fortune he is con-
templating having his own theater In
New York, where he will make his own
productions.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12
BIG FIRE Loss.


PORTLAND, ore. March 12.-
Six blocks Of Portland's water front
were wiped out by fire, which started
early today. The loss is estimated
at several hundred thousand dollars.
The steam schooners, Cricket and
Glenroy, were burned.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12
TOLLS
Continued from page one.)

continued Senator Reed, you con-
ceiyed the idea of this bill, had
Berchfeld introduce it and then
started to work writing letters to
these old men to interest them in
your contracts .
'sYes, Mr.. Berchfeld introduced
the bill and wrote to the men,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-12
REAR ADMIRAL BoWLEs
MAKES A FLAT DENIAL.

BOSTON, March 12.-Rear Admir-
al BowIes, president of the Fore Riv-
er Shipbuildfng Company, today de-
MED that he had employed Clarence
-DeInight to worksfor tollsfezampt1on
for = Tnerican coastwise ships in. the
Panama canal act as testified by De
Knight before the Senate lobby com
mittee at Washington.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-14
TWO LECTURES
IN THE SPRING
University of Michigan Extension
Course Speakers

Definite announcement has been re
ccivcd that Calumet is to have TIVE
Of the University of Michigan extern
sion course lectures next spring, anC
there is also "a possibility OF other lec
lures being arranged The tcntativ,
schedule OF lectures Tor the Houghtor
circuit Includes talks by Prof Iicnder-
son, head of the department of physics
i'm the university and by Prof Wenley
head of the department of philosophy
and sociology Prot lIenderson's lee
turc will be delivered in the afternoon
here and that by Prof Wcnlcy in the
evening Both lectures viii bc open
to the public aud it is expected there
Will be much interest ma each. I'll"
dates VIII hc announced ds soon as
the itineraries Of the lecturers are ar
ranged Both lectures likely will be
given in the latter part ol April or
early IN May
Preparations ale being mIdc i'm tho
Calumet high school for tie annual
derlamatory and oraturieal contests.
the prelmiuarics for which will begin
about the middle OF next month. In
each section, there is a. large and rep
rcsrutat!vc group of students i'm pre-
paratiou and it is expected the local
representatives of th" contest will be-
fully up to the standard Of other years
Changes IN Faculty.
At tho rcgular meeting ot the bo.rd
of education last evening, several IA
Guilty changes were approved.
Tho appointment of Miss Luti"
Hurlhulder 10 ro i'm charge Of the
poolug department. succeeding Mrs.
MDrr Dlvcy nee Niss Amy Warne, re.
signed, was approved by the board.
Miss Bnrkholdcr has been in chmIc
cr Tho domestic science department ~
the Marquette high school She is
graduate or tho Kansas state Training
School and of the kansas University,
Hurr, Groves of Elkhart, Ind, was
selected AIS instructor of mathematics
ia The local school to succeed Mr., Tar
rc}. who was called to his home i'm
Puuvillc. Wis, during the holiday
season. because of the death of his
death Of his father, and who subse-
gu.0tN resigned Mr.. Groves is a
4ladutc of Purdue University Miss
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LOCAL BREvlTlES.
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James Lauyon, formerly Of Calumet
now of the statf of the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, arrived here yesterday called
To the copper country because oi the
illness of his father.
Mir. and Mrs Michael Conley OF
Duluth are visiting with friends and
relatives in Laurium.
Miss Alice Mitchell Of Flint, former
Is of Calumet. is visiting with local
friends Tor a short time.
Michael Dooley. formerly Of Calu-
met who has been located in Minnea-
polls for some time, has arrived here
to resume his residence.
Miss \. L. GaLlbraith has arrived
home II ON an extended visit to points
in western Canada.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Mary
RubreviCh, who passed away ut the
family residence at Swodctown Mon
day night, Will he held tomorrow morn
ing from St Johns Croatian church.
r. W. Northy of Marquette Is a Wis
itor among Calumet friends tor a short
time.
Fred Lollka was arrested and ar
raisncd before Justice &. O. Jackola to-
day on the charge of being drunk and
,lisordcrly He paid fine of two
dollars and costs.
\ son has been born To Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Vivian Of Laurium.
AIRS. Christina Dymock departed this
afternoon for Chicago where she will
visit for short time.
G. \. Asterlin, of the Nicklc Plate
-oad, visited with Calumet friends to-
lay.
William II. Ecnnctts Is home from a
visit To Alpena.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Erickson of Hec-
IA have arrived home from visit to
Minnesota points.
Miss Marie Lancina has departed for
where she will visit with
ritnds.
Miss Helen Lance has arrived home
rom Grand Rapids, where she has
,een attending the l.. b. l. Training
school for nurses.
William II. Saam, who has been To-
'atcd in Bisbec, has returned To the
'oppcr country To resume his residence.
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ARMY SIEGE" TO
START TONIGHT
Annual Revival Effort of The
Salvation Army Workers

Adjutant Talbot OF the Calumet sal
walton Army corps stated today that
the annual siege conducted by the ar
my forces throughout the country will
begin this evening. This is known as
preparation week, aud the services will
Ice devoted principally To prayer. The
meetings will continue until February
lG and the effort will consist princi-
pally of revival work. All of the meet
ings will Ice public and as some inter-
csting program are being arranged
good attendances are looked for.
Adjutant Talbot has arranged with
the pastors of several of the local
churches TO assist him, also with some
of the better known workers of the
Salvation Army i'm the northwest dis
triCt. Rev. MagahaS will be In charge
of the service on Thursday evening.
Trip Across Canada.
The free picture entertainment and
lecture given i'm the Calumet Congrega-
tlonal church by Rev. l.. *. Long last
evening. entitled ~ Trip Across Can
ada" was highly successful. The pic
lures proved interesting ana of educa-
tioGal value. The same entertainment
viii be repeated at the Lake Linden
Conversational church one week from
last evening.
Rev. II. \. Atkinson of Boston is the
guest of Rev. Long and will he present
at the regular prayer meeting at ,:SO
O'Clock this evening. Roy. Atkinson is
secretary of the commission Of social
service of the national council of Con-
grcgational churches and will have
something interesting To SAY, it Is cx-
pcctcd