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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
Dem URRER IN
100000 CASE
Millionaire Wants Mrs. MCkabb
to Give Security for Costs

That the contest of Mrs. Ida Me
Nabb, the former Laurium woman
who is bringing suit against John 9
Kinney for n half million dollars,
which the plaintiff claims is due her
Tor heart balm, win involve much liti-
cation, is indicated from the follow
ing Washington despatch:
John $. Kinney, mine owner of the
upper Michigan, has filed Il demurrer
to the suit To recover 100000 damages
as heart balm. recently brought
AGAINST him 10y Mrs. Ida NJ. McNabb.
Milwaukee, widow, who claims H.
broke contract to marry her and to
care for her three daughters until their
marriage. Through Miss Harriet Free
hey, a member of the bar the defend
ant also asked the court To require
the widow to give security that she
viii pay the costs of the proceeding
in the event she loses her case.
I'm the demurrer Attorney F'reeboy
says the declaration is bad in SUB
stance The points of law made are
that the declaration sets forth in The
count two entirely different causes of
action, one an alleged oral contra I
and the other an alleged covenant UNI
der seal, and also that the declaration
sets forth in one count two or more
different causes of action, To which no
one plea can be entered.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
Became Star Over Niaht.

Wallace Beery. who has become
moro popular In Essarav photoplays
during the last two or three months
than perhaps any other comedian in
Eastern comedies, was for a long time
associated with musical comedy pro-
auctions. 1t was during his engage
nor; whh THE Yankee Tourist" that
he achieved the dis incdion of be-
coming star over night. and a bis
Broadway star at that. Beery was un-
derstudy for Raymond Hitchcock when
he was playing at the Astor theater
in New York.
Hitchcock became involved in legal
difficulties and was compelled To leave
The cast just few minutes before an
evening performance Becry rushed
on in the part to do the best he could
and so well did he succeed that Hen
W w. Savage. the producer, decided
10 allow him to continue in the sta;
part during the balance of the New
the part, but became the star in every
sense Of the word. The programs and
even the electric signs over the thea
ter read, Henry w. Savage presents
Wallace Beery in The Yankee Tour.
ist Mr.. Beery later starred in Sam
uel +. Rork's The Red Widow" Beery
has found "a way into the hearts of tina
photoplay fans that is unbelievable 70:
the short time he has been appearing
on the screen.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
Powerful Drama at ROYAL.

special VItagraph feature, Chill
dren of the Feud," is the Royal head
liner, The story depicts the hatred
engendered by parents. that is impart
ed To their children
Jab"z Morton goes To nearby field
To drive some cows to an upper pas e.
ture. He pulls down part of Carson
Bcllield's pasture fence to drive the
cows through. Beineld who is sitting
on. a stump smoking his pipe. watching
his two children, WALTON and Hulda,
rises angrily, rifle i'm hand goes to-
wards Jabez. Bellield orders JabeZ to
stop pulling down the fence. and, when
he refuses. shoots him. James Nor
ton, with his wife, Eliza. and their two
young hoys, Boone and William, run
to the pasture. They vow to revenge
Jabez.
Fifteen years later. William and
Boone. while walking in the mountains
see Walton ana Hulda. William fires
nj them, but misses his aim. Boone
refuses to shoot saying, Il do not
make war on women" A few days lat
or, Boone is sitting alone in the noun
tains and is surprised by Hulda. He
lowers his rife and laughs. Angered
by his manner, Hulda fires at him,
hitting him in the knee. Ashamed OF
her act, she kneels beside him and
bandages his wound. When she leaves.
her cheeks are flushed and there is u
soft light i'm her eyes. Boone looks
towards her with deep interest
That night Hulda takes food to
Boone. He seiZes her hand and presses
il 10 his lips. When she comes back
the next day she is followed by her
brother. Walton. who witnesses this
affectionate greeting. He confronts
Hulda as she is leaving and rcviles her
for her conduct. When he starts tn
shoot Boone, she throws herself in
the way and shrieks. Morris "A preach
William forces Walton To surrender
himself ard leads him off The
preacher goes with Hulda to Boone
and joins the young couple i'm mar
riage When he tells of this to the
Mortons. William and his father en-
ragged, rush To find the couple. Will
lam fires at them, but misses. Walton
and William engage in Il desperate
fight Eoth fall down the mountain
side and are killed. The two Old faith
ers are overcome with grief when they
see their dead sons. and agree to cnu
Ihcir lOnc WARTIME.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
Special Picture at Lyric.

Dramatic and realistic. Loves sun
set" is a great achievement i'm moving
picture production. II has the cha"-
actcristics of real drama. Its action
is swift and telling. 1t touches I'll"
heart strings of human nature. The
Lyric theater has selected 1t as its
feature film for Saturday as sp"-
oial attraction.
Nita. the cabaret dancer, captures
the attention of Harold Heath, a
young man fond of high living, ard
gives up her life in the gay restaurant
for a life of ease and luxury with
him. But he deserts her and she be-
comes n dancer vt cheap dance hail
She later is gotten n position as nurse
maid with a wealthy family and there
meets Wilton Towne, successful
voung artist. who falls In love with
bor and asks her tn marry him.
Though Mia realizes that she
should acquaint Towne of her past life
before coming his wife she does not
do so. She fears that by telling him
.,,. will enlanger her hanntress 't"~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
At the PEOPLES.

In keeping with its arrangement &
offer none but the highest class films
the Peoples tonight offers THE Mer-
chant of Venice" a Universal produc-
ton of the famous Shakespcarean story
rs its feature. 1t is n special attrac-
ton. secured ut extra expense.
II is an adaptation by Lois
Weber of Shakespeare's creation
and contains-as the poet had it--all
the interest that love, hatred. cunning
beauty and riches can give to Il story
Portia, the beautiful. by her fathers
who chooses rightly one of three cas-
kets Bassano, her poor lover. fears
he cannot compete with his rich riv-
ais, and through friend, Antonio,
raises 5000 ducats from Shylocll, Il
money lender who has been persccut-
ed by tbs Christians to speed his
wooing. The loan is secured by Il bond
that if the money is not repaid with
in three months Antonio is to forfeit
a pound of flesh. Shylock hates the
CHRISTIANS. Ills nHlTeu Is lnCItdSeu ny
an elopcment of her daughter. Jessica.
with Il Christian, Lorenzo.
Portals suitors choose the Baskets
and Rassanio picks the right one. His
happiness is cut short by news that
Antonio's bond has been forfeited. Por-
tia determines to appear in court in
disguise and plead Antonio's case. She
does so.
Shylock refuses To accept six times
the amount of Antonio's bond i'm mon
cy loaned to Bassanio by Portia. and
demands his pound of flesh. At the
final moment. Portia outwits him. She
tells him he may have the pound of
flesh. but warns him that if in cutting
il he sheds one drop of Christian blood
his goods are Contiscated to the state.
Shvlock is discounted. Because he has
sought the life of citizen, half of his
estate is forfeited to the state and
half to his daughter Jessica.
After The trial, Portia reveals to Bas-
sanio at her home that she was the
young lawyer who saved Antonio.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13

married life is beautifully happy. She
is blessed with IA dear little boy to
whom she makes Il lovely mother.
Her day Of doom arrives however
when Heath returns from Europe and
by calling upon Towne reveals he"
past. He does not mean Ia do SO. but
circumstances bring about the rcvolp-
tion. Nita wanders of and loses her
mind. \ long time afterwards she re-
turns, but dies in the arms of her
husband who would give anything to
save her and tell her of his forgive
ness
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
MOVIES QUICK
ROAD TO WEALTH
Vast Fortunes Amassed.- Gold
Rush Days Tame
THE rapidity with which some men


The rapldltN WIN Which some men
have accumulated immense fortunes in
the moving picture business the past
fev wears makes the days of the gold
rnsb almost tame i'm comparison. Mar
cus Loew. the head of the New York
syndicate which took over 200 moving
nicture and vaudeville theaters at one
stroke of the pen the other day, was
a fur merchant in small way when
ne became Interested in the movies"
scarcely dozen years ago. Today he
is rated many times a millionaire ana
&c biz long odds the biggest man in
tho moving picture business I'm the en-
lire world The career of one of Mr..
ocw's partners i'm the new syndicate
* also illustrative of the Midas ike
touch of the films Nine years ago this
Young man was selling peanuts In an
amusement park i'm Chicago.
Genius Bring Bio Sum.
This calls To mind the good fortune
Of another man who got in on the
ground floor in the moving picture
business. This man had a little office
down in Nassau street New York.
,,.t,,ro for MANY t.eore no had ekad ont
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
Western Players Dread Snakes.

They are whispering a story out at
Niles. Cal, where is situated the West
ern headquarters of the Essanay COM
pany which will bring JOY to the
hearts of the temperance reformers. tr
recent picture. the action called i'm
peratively for the appearance of some
real snakes of the dreaded RATHER va
ilrty Those hospitable creatures We're
ouiy procured from a dealer in san
Francisco, and as duly used in the
making of the story II was grew
some experience for all concerned, ard
h"podS felt glad to be n picture actor
until in conformity with the require
hents of the drama, Broncho Billy,
himself blew their heads off with UNI
rrlng and none the less willing aim.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
F R { c K | { s
FEBRUARY and March Worst Months
For This Trouble-How to
Remove Easily.

ihcre's a reason why nearly every
"odl freckles i'm February and March,
"ut happily there is also n remedy for
'"ose ugly blemishes. and no one neci
stay frcckled.
simply get an ounce of othinc.
"'upie strength. from your druggist
''u apply a little of IL night ANA
''o'hlhg, and in u few days YOU shou II
'e that even the worst frcckles have
''"h To disappear. while the light
ones have vanished entirely. Now is
wv ''me To rid yourself of frcclJes, for
!. "o' removed now they viii stay al
,,s and spoil an otherwise beau"
an' complexion. Your money back II
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13

since which incident. three of the
western company have solemnly taken
the pledge. They shall he nameless,
not because of their thus exhibited
prudence but rather i'm consequence or
past indiscreton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13

The ladies' of the NJ. T.. church will
conduct "A cake sale at the Reynolds
market i'm Laurium and in the Holman
block in Red Jacket tomorrow after
noon.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-13
Laurium Department

A statutory meeting Of the village
council was held yesterday for the
purpose of ratifying the returns If
Mondays election
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
PRICE TO HILL
Man Arrested After Much Trouble
win onteers, ls Punished Sc
Verely for Hla Actions.

Charles Price the champion hiRh
kicker OF the Ohio valley. will not
appear az the game between Wesley
and and Wash.-Je today on the Is
Land. Charles will be prevented from
seeing the game. due 10 a ruling Of
Judge Jordan yesterday in police
court. who fined him $40 and costs
Tor being drunk and disorderly and
an additional $40 and costs or 40
days for resisting Charles didn't have
the necessary coin and went 10 the
nil Price was arrested bv ONicers
Johnson and McClatchey.
J. g. COrkzer. drunk and rolling An
a street car, was fined 81 and costs
ne saying that be- was a railroad
brakeman. Newt Otterman. tho merit
up, drew 81 and costs for a aluflsr
Onense. Bort Schuck. another drunk
was given the regulation size IN one
and costs. Ben Dunlap was fined sf0
and costs for using profane language
on street car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
Y. M. c. A. NOTES

Mems meeting will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association
building Sunday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock. The speaker will be Rev. r.
+. CaTman. pastor of the Island Chris
tan church. This viii be a interest
ing meeting to which all men are IN
vited
The Association suburban men's
meeting Will be held In the woodsdale
schCci house at AS D. m. Rev. l.. b.
Llewelyn OF the Elm Grove Presby-
terrain church will make the address.
Last evening two teams OF the As
sociatiOn bowling league were on the
alleys and some good scores were roll
ed. The bowling league has the use
OF the alleys on Tuesday and Friday
nights.
The dormitory men bowl on Mon
day evenings with their lady friends.
This is the weekly social night for
the dormitory men. The dormitory
social committee Is planning a social
event for each month this winter. The
Thanksgiving dinner viii take the
place of'the November social event.
The boys Bible class viii be held
this morning at $3.50. After the class
and then to the swimming pool where
they have a golly good time.
The billiard tournament has aroused
much interest on the part OF a good
many members. Games are played
on four evenings each week.
The lecture and entertainment
course il especially attractive this
year Every number Is a strong one.
Seats for the course will be reserved
next Thursday morning. at the asso-
citation building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
COURSE
Committee In Charge Of Arrangements
for Y. N. c. A. Lecture Course
Selected Good Numbers.

The lecture and entertainment
course committee of the Young Mems
Christian Association. composed Of A.
s. Hare. J. F. Hughes. s. p. Parker. X.
b. Mcclure. A. L. Meyer. w. T. Nicoll.
Robert l. Boyd, X. B. Nay. II. w.
Nesbitt and Dr. J. A. Monroe. has
made a splendid selection Tor the lee
ture course this season.
There are five numbers on the
course. and they comprise lectures,
lecture-demonstrations. humorous en-
tertainment and high grade musical
numbers. The talent that has been
arranged for is OF high order. and the
course as a WHOLE bids fair TO be one
OF the most pleasing TO all classes.
The appeal TO the intellectual in the
lyceum patrons Is n strong one In
several OF the attractions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14

returns gave him 1928 votes and his
opponent, c. II. Miller. a Democrat.
1854 votes. He claims that Irregular
tiles were used. qualified voters being
refused the right TO vote when the
board knew they would vote for the
petitioner. He charges that he re-
eeiyed the majority vote OF the coun-
" and that many illegal votes count
% against him EhOld be thrown out
lie demanded recount al the hands
OF the county commissioners. but az
yet has not received a. He therefore
pray that the board will not consider
his opponent elected and asks that
the court prohibit n from such ac-
ton. The matter viii probably CONS
I'D before the court adjourns here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
TO HAYB INSTITUTE
Interesting Meetings TO BE Held at
Roney's Point by state Extension
Department Next Month.

Arrangements are being completed
for the Farmers Institute to be held
In the Roney's Point u. p. church.
December II and IL under the aus
pieces Of the Extension Department of
the College of Agriculture OF West
Virginia University. The instructors
are Prof L s. Cook. Morgantown; 4.
s. Halter. Rosemont. w Va: Webster
II. Sill. and Horace Atwood. the
county agents and Chas. II. Royce OF
the Waddington farm.
The Boys and Girls Agricultural
club viii hold their annual exhibition
and contest in connection with the
institute. showing the result OF their
work In growing corn, potatoes and
tomatoes.
serve dinner each day Of the institute
and supper Friday evening to accomo-
date those who wish to remain over
for the evening session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
SPECIAL SERMONS
Rev " E. Hartlnosr. Pastor o. the
Thompson N. ?. Church, 20 De.
liver Series Of Sermons

Rev. William g HartlnEer. pastor
Of the Thompson n D. church. on tbe
Island. VIII. on the next four Sundays.
deliver series ~ popular sermons
on the subject. -Four old Time Wo.
men and Modern Lessons" The nrai
~ the series viii be- delivered sunday
evening on the subject. Moses sis-
ter The Blight Of Jealousy The
subject ol the other sermons 10 BE-
delivered on The following Sundays.
are. "lepthalis Daughter The Beau.
~ Of Sacrifice. "aalonps Mother
a Woman'e Revenge" and "Fiiafe's
Wife-A Womau'a Devotion" In
connection With the services. the
Thumpson duartcfto and vested choir
n 30 trained voices viii render spe
clal music
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
ORDERS ENTERED
In Injunction Suit Against Grand
American independent Or
der Of Owls.

In the Injunction suit OF George d.
Beroth. supreme secretary OF the or.
der Of Owls. W. w J. Bennett 81 al.
and the Grand American independent
Order Of Owls. an order was entered
In Federal Court yesterday fling the
motion for q preliminary Injunction.
amdavits and answer. and taking the
motion under advisement
The order was handed down by
Judge Aston q Dayton. a. philippi
and was dated November M.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
NEIDER WILL
Last Testament Of Martin Neider, ST.,
Deceased, Filed for Probate
IN County Court.

The will OF Martin Neider. ST.. was
filed yesterday in the County Court
and probated. The executor OF the
estate was also named. he being
tnarles Marx Neider. In the writing
Is set apart the fact that the home az
No. S3S Bow street Is to be given 10
Carl Martin Neider. the grandson.
when he becomes OF age. and that the
executor IL to see 10 u that the home
is kept IN repair until such time AZ
the grandson shall have arrived AZ the
legal age Of 81 years.
All Of the other property OF the
deceased ls 90 BE- divided equally
among the three children. Charles
Marx Nelder. Martin Neidor. Jr. and
Gertrude Neider swan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
LOGAN COUNTY
ELECTION CASE
WILL BE TAKEN BEFORE ST.
or PROHIBITION.
Republican Candidate For County
Clerk Claims He Was Counted
Out BY Commissioners.

rule was issued against the
county commissioners 81 Logan coun-
~ by the state supreme court az ~
meeting yesterday. demanding that
they appear before the court lmmedi-
ately and show cause n any why a
writ 81 prohibition should not be
granted against them. The writ ~
asked against the board a. a board
Of canyaFsara ~ b. requested by
John NJ Perry. Republican candidate
for county clerk. who claims thar NJ
was counted out BY the boards irreF-
ularities
he was represented By State SEN
ator n T. England Of Logan county.
Perry charges IN hia petition that tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
SCHULTZ ASKS
FOR RECOUNT
wARwooo MAN NosEp OUT or
oFF'G IL e ca Sss VOTE
When First Returns Were nads he
Was Winner Of Education
Board Presidency.

Charles = Schultz. who. BY the can
vass OF Richlsnd district, Precinct No.
1. was nosed out Of the Board Of Edu.
his request for q recount yesterday
morning with the board Of county
commissioners. Just when the count
VIII start Is not known as the clerk
has considerable work to finish before
II can be carried out. When the first
Democratic candidate, was declared
defeated by three votes When pre-
cinct one was recounted. Alexander
gained three votes while Schultz lost
one. eiecting Alexander by one vote.
Previous to his fling his petition for
a recount. he fled his expense account
without a single item upon Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
SLIGHT FIRE
Children Drop Matchen In Clothes
Press and Department is Called
During The Day.

The FIRE department was called to a
small blaze yesterday morning at the
corner OF Ohio and South Huron
streets. where some children hal
carelessly dropped matches in a
clofhes press. For a time is looked
as II the house would go. but an alarm
from box 712 called the department
which made a record run to the blaze.
Naivhhors v,,shed into the honss
and assisted In carrying out the burn
ing clothes to the street bucket
brigade organized for the emergency
did good work and had the fire virtr-
ally under control when the depart
ment arrived. The damage will
amount to possibly 800. on both
clothing and the house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
LATE CHURCH NEWS

81 Johns German Lutheran church.
Martins Perry. Rev. George Johannes.
pastor termanEuFlieh sunday school.
t.tbs German services. 40 30, Junior
Luther league viii meet a. $40 o. w.,
1ae.
Wrist BAPTIST church. Mar ins Ferry.
Rev. FAIRY n. Han uastur--suudny
school az a.lt, with preaching a. 90 10.
y n. n. n. VII meet af 10 No even
ing services viii be held owing 90 the
SOB Jones sVanEclistlc meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
MEMS CLUB MEETS.
Interesting Meeting Held Last Nigh,
IN Presbyterian Church.

Tho meeting OF the Mems club. oi
the FIRST Presbyterian church. held
last evening On the men'E club room
~ the church was well attended a
splendid program was rendered con.
sisting Of special music aud addresses q.
The principal address Of the evening
was delivered by W. q. McCiuekoy.
who gave q very interesting stercopti.
con lrcturr on HIS Trip Around the
World" Following the rendering 81
The program an Informal social 60
Ceutiou was held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14

6euter Bros Specials.
Rib Boil. 10c.
Roast Beef. 12hc and loo.
Eggs. per dozen. 30c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
COUNTY COURT

Marriage License.
Isaac mccoy N Monroe county and
IRA White 81 Ohio county.
Charles p Fonner and Stella NJ
Tenant both 81 Wheeling W IA
Deeds
James q Morris 10 a. = Watson.
lOi 332 IN Warwood Confederation
$40
John Fooa 70 genevieve pieper. Tot
" IN Caldwella addition Consider.
alton SO
Deeds o. Trust
Two deeds ~ trust were LETT for
record yesterday with the clerk az
The county court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14

DO 1T now The IntsIliZeuesr wish
90 20 announcs the last chance for it1
readers 20 secure the wonderful book
bargain for f1.e6 and coupon Appearing
on page four-ost yours before a. II too
late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14

"He IL self made man. II he notY''
yes. except for the alterations
made by his wife and her mother"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14
REPORT NOT MADE.
Report Of Jordsn's insanity Not FILED
IN Court

DIT r. - Plant did not submit hts
report 70 the criminal court on the
Insanity plea Of g. x Jordan. who b.
charged with stealing q horse from
the Burns a Church livery people.
The report viii probably be- made to-
day and should 10 prove that Jordan
H. sane. he will BE- placed on trial the
hrst Of the coming week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-14

DO IT VOW rhs fntsuigsncsr wish
- - announce the Last chance for ita
readers 20 aecure the wonderful book
barTatn fer ei.ee so coupcn Appearing
on pegs four-ost yours bsfore N a. TOO
late