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Evening journal., 1914-08-26

Vacation doesn't always mean
a trip to the seashOre, the lakes
or the mountains-this year.
for one reason or another many
Of us remained in town all
summer, but that did not pre-
vent our taking a vacation from
many on our household cares.
We put off until the cooler
weather many things that ordi-
narily would have received at
tention.
Now We are rested, and can
make up for lost time happily
and enthusiastically. And there
is much TO be done. The regu-
lar routine of household duties
must be resumed. and the win
ter's program arranged, not
only to take care of the usual
meals at home, but most of
us are interested in providing
tempting, healthful school
lunches for our children.
In stocking your pantry for
the winter, don't overlook the
emergency shelf Ii you put
in a supply of high. quality tin
ned meats, chicken, tongue.
baked beans, etc, you will have
good cause TO congratulate
yourself. No matter how well
we plan our meals, there is fire.
quently a disappointment-the
meat or groceries are not de-
livered on time, or unexpected
guests arrive at meal time. and
in the midst of my or all Of
these circumstances. you can
remain serene in the thought
that such fate cannot harm
me. my pantry is we'll equipped
for such an emergency"
Il will take but a few min
utes to make excellent dishes
from any of the timed meats
you have on hand. OF course.
in buying such supplies, YOU
will have taken the precautiOn
to see that the label carries the
guarantee of "U S. Government
Inspected and Passed" for this
line insures to the housewife
purity of the product and
cleanliness i'm preparation. In
this paper you will find from
time to time advertisements OF
timed meats of highest quality.
and the following recipes give
excellent WAYS for serving.
Clipped Beef Creamed.
Cut one can Of Clipped Beef
into small pieces and put into
frying pan with lne cup of hot
water. Dissolve one heaping
tablespoon of flour i'm little
cold milk; add one beaten egg
and enough milk TO make one
pint. Put all I'm The pan with
the beef and cook fifteen min
utes, being careful it does not
scOrch Serve with hot mash
ed potatoes.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
new Castle MAY
Have knitting CO.
Board of Trade Will Meet
TO Consider Business
Application
WOULD GIVE WORK
TO HUNDRED GIRLS
Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL

Special TO The EVENING JOURNAL
NEW CASTLE. Del, Aug. 26.-ln all
probability Vice President Patrick Ne
Grory will be requested to call special
meeting of ihe Board of Trade. Represent
atives OF "A knitting company have been
here and are so pleased with the out
look that they are anxious to locate in
New Castle. The factory can be secured
and the female help Is plentiful in New
Castle SO all that is needed now is a
little encouragement TO get the plant
here The wages paid after the first few
weeks will be- from 81 TO Sll and with
- TO l2O females at work New Castle
would be benefited largely. Represent
atives of the knitting company desire
90 rent the upper floors OF the Red
Mems Hall and have the chance 20
purchase the building later. Conse-
qucntlv members OF the Board of Trade
believe meeting ought 10 be held.
The Board of Education held its
monthly meeting last night. The an
nu0l report of Treasurer Nlanlove has
been printed and shows as usual good
balance. The schools have been white
washed and improvements made, and
No. ! building viii be put in order to
comply with sanitary regulations.
Mrs. Black entertained number of
guests yesterday afternoon at q bridge
party given i'm honor of Mrs Reide and
: Ensign and Mrs. Max Case, who are
visiting here. Refreshments were served
following the cards.
! A T. Huston and family OF West
/ Chester. who were war bound i'm Europe.
/ have arrived home. Mr. Huston is the
owner of three farms ON the borders ot
the city.
4 dog belonging to John Tobin was
killed in front of The star Theatre yes
/ tcrday by an automobile.
] The work of resctting the curb stones
= has commenced ON Chestnut street.
Cunners are getting many blackbirds
and find that reed birds are arriving in
great numbers
The George and John baseball team
will leave here tomorrow morning for
/ Clayton.
Manager AlcDeNitt said last evening
I that a misleading report was published
in an afternoon paper yesterday about
the game here on Saturday. The Clay
ton team viii come mp on the afternoon
train and the game will be called at $50
o'clock. Another misleading report
McDevitt said had been published re
garding the All-Collegiate team. II will
play the New Castle A. A. on Saturday,
September n.
Mr. and Mrs William z. Rothwell
who have been at Mt Pocono have re-
turned home.
Miss Hattie Challenger has returned
home from Ocean Grove.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
LENAPE Indians
after new members

BY the adoption of class of pale
faces on September 10, the membership
committee of Lcnapc Tribe No. 6. Inn
proved Order of Red Men, will open its
fall campaign for new members. Each
member in the hunting grounds OF VIII
mmgton is expected 10 procure one or
more paleiaces and present their cards
to Lcnape Tribe not later than Septem-
ber -
On next Saturday night the tribe will
entertain its members and their pale
face male friends The entertainment
will he provided by the Spring Garden
Entertainment Bureau. of Philadelphia.
Chief of Records H. Il. Stiles will make
the address. The program for the en-
tertainment will include the following
March and overture; Miss May Burns
cabaret star; The Great Max, the Ger
man senator; Honey Nevons. singing
blackfacc comedian: piano solo and then
the reappearance of this talent on the
second part of the program.
The membership committee is COM
posed of the following: y. c. Barber,
chairman: William r. Wilson. Walter
*. Babcocll. Mark Il. DeCray and Z. r.
Needs. secretary.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
COrned Beef.

Slice one can of Corned Beef
into thin slices and dip each
into well beaten eggs, then in
flour or cracker crumbs. Sea-
son with pepper and onion
salt Put three slices of bacon
into a hot skillet and brown
both sides. remove the bacon
and fry the beef Immediately.
When nicely Drowned on both
sides. serve on platter garnish-
ed with parsley Or lettuce.
Chicken With Mushroom Sauce.
Melt four tablespoons of but
ter i'm saucepan, add four table
spoons of flour and stir thor
oughly. Add gradually two
Evening journal., 1914-08-26

voters at the primaries Dr. O. D Rob
inson OF this town. is seeking the nomi-
nation of Register of Wills on the Dem
ocratic ticket. lumrs W. Hastings OF
South Nanticokc hundred is being back
ed by the Democrats OF that district
for Representative.
Frank =. Dawson OF Scaiord is seek
ing the nomination of corouer ON the
Democratic ticket and Wilson Donoho
of Scuiord. is being mentioned for the
office ot Clerk of the Peace William
w. Conwell Is -nid TO be seeking the
nomination of State senator for the
Fifth district
The Democrats of the Second district
may pick Charles Owens of the Green.
wood end or Norman Collision or Will
liam Tmitt OF Britgcvillc for Repre-.
sentative
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
DiScOlOred or Spotty
Skin Easily Peeled Off

The frecking discoorinc or roughenng
TO which most skins are subject at this
season, may readily be gotten rid of Mer-
culised waN spread lightly over the face
before retiring ang rrmovca in the morn
ing with soap aud vater completely peels
OF the dishgured skin. Get am ounce OF
the wax 90 any druggists. There's mo- more
effective way OF hanishing tan irccklcs nr
other cuiunvuus defects. Little skin par
ticlgs como on each day, NO the process
itself doesn't even temporarily mar tho
complexion, aud one soon Acquires e. brand
new, potless girlishly beautiful face.
Wrinkles caused hy weather worry or
Illness, are best treated by simple soiu.
tion of powdered saxolitr ] oz dissolved
l4 ~ pint witch hazel. Bathing the flce
IN this produces truly marvellous trans.
formation.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
MARRIAGE LICFNsEs Issued.

Magistrate Barnet Gluckman has is
sued the following marriage licenses:
James i. Johnson. colored. aged p
years, Of No. 514 Orange street, and
Viola Smallwood colored. aged 2S
years. of No. S27 WOllaston street,
this city; Clarence e. Ayres. aged 25
years. of No. 1907 Cedar street. and
Florence e. Fisher, aged % years, OF
No 1O2 West Eighteenth street: Cole
man A. Bradley aged % years, of No.
20S South Jackson street, and Mary II.
Seidle. aged % years, of No. sos
Spruce street; Charles e. Pritchett,
aged % years, Of No. 1917 West
Fourth street, and Alverta Adams,
aged IL years with parents cOnsent
of No. 1904 West Fifth street
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
SEEK LAxTrY Al QUARRY.

HAVRE DE GRACE, Md. Aug. &c.
'On account of the series of fatalities re-
Gently at the Caspars stone quarry
here. states Attorney Stiner of Brlair
attended the inquest here over the body
of Leyanion McEwing. to inquire into
the provisions made by the company for
the protection of ts workmun.
The jury did not fS the blame. but
decided that McEwing came 10 his death
by being struck by a0pound rock
loosened hv a rain storm on Friday af-
temoon, which rolled down on AlcEwing
and crushed his skull This is the fourth
death there in less than two months.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
pEACH SnCIAL AT RETHANY.

A peach social will be given in1he
social room of Bethany Baptist
Church, Elm and Jackson streets, en-
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week From gaily decorated booths
peaches, ice cream, cake. lemonade
confectionery and fancy articles will
be sold and amusement will be pro-
vided for all.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
COUNTY BALANCES.

County Treasurer Charles H. Lippin-
colt yesterday submitted the following
report of bank balances TO Levy Couit;
Credit of Levy Court, sl5.343lO; high
way Improvement bonds, Si0.G02. .lsi
Third street bridge, sl2,533A5; Christi
ANA hundred, S2l2.s7 Mill Creek,
S24G7l; White Clay Greek S2.277 ~ ;
peneadcr. Sll3.d2. New Castlc. Sl,Slt6S;
Red Lion. si5.75; st. Georges Sl,303.6l I;
APPOINTMENTS siG213, Blackbird,
S902.60; Brandywine, S65765s.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26
OBJECTS no NUMEROUS ARRESTS,

At the afternoon session OF Levy
Court yesterday Commissioner smith
drew the attention Of the court to the
large number of arrests made by the
magistrates of the county in many OF
which cases tho defendants were dis
missed. Mr.. Smith said that the mag
istrates should use more care in is
suing warrants for the arrest Of per-
sons in cases W here the cause for the
action is not clearly defined by the
complainant. No action was taken by
the court in the matter.
Evening journal., 1914-08-26

desired for zoar Camp. in the circle
OF which the church is located, was in
progress. The happy couple, as soon
as the ceremony was performed,
Jumped into an automobile and start
ed to leave the camp. A cannon-like
explosion took place. A tire Of Tho
machine had gone wrong. and soon
large crowd gathered, much to thi
chagrin of the newly-married couple
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
.STORK'S VISITS
GROWING FEWER
II Calumet Township Records
Show Firms Far In Lead

That either the population OF |alu-
met township has decreased steadily
for the past four years or that an era
Of race suicide is approaching is indi.
Gated by the record of births on file
IN the Office of Township Clerk George
Martin. The figures show there has
been a decrease In the number OF
births each year since Mr. Martin
took hold Of the onic" in 1910 The
hgures by years are as follows. 1910.
73S; 1911. 659; 1912. G7j. and 1913. 5s5,
the total number Of births reported
during the past year being Isl less
than i'm 1910 or a difference OF more
han twenty per cent.
The record OF births, compiled ac-
'urding 10 parentage, provides an in
erestng guide as 10 the percentage
# each nationality In the community
Q is ds follows
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
LOCAL BREViTiEs.
!: :. !. :. !. = :. = :. !. :. :. !. !. !. :.

Wilber Mehrens, who went To Den
yer some time ago has returned lu
the copper country To resume his resi-
dencc.
James &. McLogan and family are
moving into their new residence ON the
Third iicor of the Kenkonen building.
Miss Cora Pricbe has arrived home
after visiting with friends and rela-
lives a. points in southern Michigan.
Miss Lena Mclean who has located
in Detroit for Il short time. has re-
turned I" the copper country and Will
spend the winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bluch Manerich of
1889 WaterwOrks street are the par
ents of daughter.
James Giasson of the Red Jacket
police force has returned from Bar
aga county points.
\. t. Rosewarne is rapidly recover
ing from injuries sustained recently.
when he was struck by a Northwestern
train in the local Mineral Range yards
Walter Schlicting, formerly of Lake
Linden now Of Butte. is visiting local
friends and relatives.
Frank Hall of Flint, is visiting with
Calumet friends and relatives.
Fred Hoskng has arrived home from
Chicago and will resume his residence
in the copper country.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
MODERN DANCES
CAUSING WORRY
Social Club Organizations Don't
Know How to Meet Situation

Shall the modern dances, Turkey
Trot," GRIZZLY Bear" Bunny Hug,
Texas Tommy" lone step" etc, be
barred in Calumet?
| The question that has agitated the
| larger cities OF the country for months
| has at last arrived and is giving the
social clubs no end of worry. Some
have already prohibited the new
dances. others are on the fence and "A
third class has made no attempt 10
lcgislatc on this question Nevertheless
the question exists.
Several months ago the so-called
modern dances were barred from the
Red Jacket town hall and little on no
attempt was made To introduce the
newest IDEAS OF the poetry OF motion.
With the opening of the skating season
deyutees of these dances made consid
cradle Roadway. however. AT both the
Colosseum ANA Palestra, the new
dances have been all the rage and for
some reason or other, the music best
suited To skating mas also proved most
desirable for dancing the Turkey Trot
ana one Step, which are by far the
most popular with the patrons Of these
rinks. And many who knew little of
The new dances before the opening of
the skating season have become pro-
hcient They have Joined in the clamor
that the programs of the frequent So
nial hops include some of the new |
numbers.
Al the last dancing party given by |
The Calumet Favoritr cub. the new |
dances We're prohibited and it is said |
many Of the patrons demanded that |
hey be included, hereafter. No decision
las been announced
one Laurium organization engaged a
censor" of dances, with a view of
,uppressing the dances supposed to he }
Objectionable, hut almost instantly
here came protest from prospective
PATRONS ana this organization still has
he matter under consideration.
As yet no municipal action has been
aiken i'm either Red Jacket, Calumet or
-aurum and those interested i'm the
Progress Of the newest terpsichorean
INVENTIONS have had fairly smooth sail
ng Whether it will continue to he so
S a question of great interest.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
THOUSANDS ARE KILLED
IN DISASTER IN JAPAN
Continued From First PAGE.

caused on the Island of Ambrin, in
New Hcbiides, by volcano upheavals
December 1 and following days, when
cable reports told OF the death of five
hundred the transformation of IA.
coast, and the throwing up of a new
island. were brought here yesterday
by the liner Makura. The western
part oil the island was totally devas-
tated and ii is atre. The rest of the
island IS covered with clnders. There
was no loss of life of the white popu-
lation
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE OPENS.
First Basketball Games Played at the
Calumet Y NJ. c. A.

The Commercial Basketball league
got under way at the Calumet Y. NJ
6. \. last evening, and considering the
fact several Of the teams have had lit
IL" opportunity 10 practice, the exhibit
lions were very good. one of the fast
est teams i'm the leaeuc according ~
the showing last evening is the hide
pendent aggregation, which is com
posed Of such wen known stars az
';ipp, Opciand, BotVidson and others.
Tn" game between the Calumet EnRi-
ncers and the Calumet ~ lIecla team
was hard fought. the winners having
a margin of only two points. Follow
ing are the results.
Ahmeek, ~, Mounted Police. 10.
independents. 3G; Businessmen. ~.
neineers y. Calumet 4 Hecla. H..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
FREE CIGARETTE HOLDERS.
local Dealers TO Make Presentations
With Omar Brand.

ln connection with the sale of omar
st-1r~Ja- m this cu. local dealers
are 4ivue free for "a few days. To-
each purchaser Of % package of omar
cigarettes. handsome cigarette hold
or TIN. holder has the merit at boo
u- practical as we'll as attractive be-
cause unlike the ordinary cilarcttc
holder. 10 is extremely light and almost
ud.suuctubIe. The end in which the
cigarette Is inserted is made of Ger
man silver. while the stem and mouth
piece are hard rubber Il is the ISL
oC cigarette holder which is LOW mos,
popular both u this country aud
abroad
The gin OF these ai-arctt, holders
throu-h local dealers ls made Co. inc
sure am extensive trial of omar Gig
arettes because Of the belief CON the
wu %. 'Ar manufacturers that smok-
"rH scnoraIlN Will ulc and continue
asH- Tins brand Do bis said thai tAr
plaza d, u'lF Justified by results Iu
either cities. omar cigarettes are
Described as 81 new Turkish blend Of
very hish quality with nayor aud
.tuaru.o which alto wholly durr,1J
tad unusually pressing IN, suppl,
t. cigarette holders ON hand for dis
.ribm.ou 0s limited. and tur local
'""..s# lr adv-u. patrons tu &C.,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
"PlAN A VISIT TO THE SUNNY
SOUTH"

Why suffer the cold, with such win
ter resorts rs Florida, Cuba and the
dult Coast within your easy reach?
Arrange 10 go South; we will quote
Nou rates, suggest routes ana prepare
suitable itineraries Tor You. For fun
particulars apply To any Ticket Agent
-. :. :. n \. Ry. or e. r.. Webb, Gen
cral Agent Chicago Northwestern Ry.
Phone 2f9 Houghton, Michigan. 1916
Advertisement.
Miss Alice NJ. Galbraith has arrived
home from Duluth
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
OWLS ATTENTION

The next REGULAR meeting Of I.aur.
ium Nest Will be held at the Bank
Han, Laurium. on Tuesday evening
Jan. 18th. Installation of officers viii
be held and u sociNl session will fol
low the meeting.
Advertisement-l3 Chas. Adams, Pres.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
MACHINIsTs HAVE TEAM.

Th" employees or the Calumet and
I".Ia marhIue shop have orsauizcd a
hockey team and U.s. d,sl,#s ot 4ccur-
nH .am' with other similar orgauiza-
'."us ia calumet The lineup Is as
follow. Goal g. Nelson point. g..
D'r'r"r cover point f. Smnirh rover.
q Benson wings a AIeAury lua T.
l.u .ru'rr Ghuh CHapuD
Ebert lombard reserved scat sale
Opens 90 fu.'rrs NrWs Stand. Jam
.ITE 'b. Advertisement IG
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
ALL BANKS HOLD
ANIMALS TODAY


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The annual meetings Of the stock.
holders 81 the copper country banks
we're held today and resuIt.d in yer,
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
Superior National, Hancock.

The stockholders OF the Superior
National bank of Hancock this morn
ing reelected the following directors.
ton, Joseph Bosch, Henry l.. Bacr. Cor
don r. Campbell and, Joseph Ruppr
The directors will meet later 10 or
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
Hancock First National.

The stockholders of the Hancock
First National bank today reelected
the following directors: c. ID. Han
chette, G. II. Nichols, l.. NJ. Licblein, J.
II. Hicok, William kerredge, August
M"tte, j. W. Sclden, w. +. James ana
w. Il. Thompson. The board VIII or
,r,,pi1, Iuta,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
Lake Linden National.

There was no change on the direc-
torate of the First National bank OF
meeting ct the stockholders today. The
directors reelected are as follows:
Joseph Bosch, Charles Smith, Fred
Smith, Thomas w. Armstrong, James
Hoar. J. H. Wilson ana Charles Mcln-
t,Fr,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13

are only two changes on the director
ate this year, caused by the volun-
taly retirement Of Charles Ii. Moss
and Norman W. Hare. There were no
substitutes al either case. The direc-
tors viii meet at O'Clock this after
NOON 10 nrGaniZe for tho Near
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
State Savings Bank.

Tho directors elected for the ensu-
m- year AT today's annual meeting of
the state savings bank shareholders
ore as follows:
Johnson Vivian VIM. II. Thclman,
f. :. Carlton, j. T.. Petermann, W. IL.
Iauoett James \. Torrcauo and James
o. FISHER
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-13
keweenaw Savings Bank.

The keWcouaw Savings bank stock
holders today elected the following di-
rccrrs tor the ensuing wear: Fred
smith g. : Carlton crank H. Get
Dh"ll William ~ Fhiemau, William r.
l.us. Willard j. Smith, Albert T.. Pc
tormann r. c. Bright ana j. =. Peter
mann. There are NO changes from last