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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-03
SUE NEAR HETTY GREENS.

WIS., Doth STREET. The four story
t,H las,msnt dwelling Mt ~ West Kline
','l street has been sold by Sellah X.
N,r pu1.r. who acquired the house In
Is. The dwelling occupies a lot COX
l..s AMI Is located 100 feet west OF
Central Park West Three doors to the
one. are two similar houses at 5 and I.
t.,n owned by Mrs Hetty Green. She
OCCUPIES one and also has her offices
there Joseph +. Day was the broker.
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BOROUGH OF sRooKLyN-FoR SALE.

DETACHED HOUSE containing sin.
Rooms all improvements. on pot or ground
toriaO IN beautiful Kings Highway section.
81 minutes to New York by Brighton Beach
Il" Public and parochisl schools Two h'0ck'
away; churches OF all denominations by
For sale a. bargain TO cash buyer; gh-
borhood hrst class For particulars address
pLRCafN 800 Gv- Cs-cs
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CHATHAM PLACE SOLD.

g Reynolds has sold for r. blckin-
nm 20 Elizabeth II Smith a house and
arre plot ~ ground, with "A frontage Of
20 feet on Main street Chatham. " ].
= nuns 200 feet tn Kings road The
ropr~ty has been held nj $4,000.
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mo- nayy ordet. VOC Issusd

Lieutenant Commander ~. Williams, from
GuautanHmo station to Naval Academy
Lieut. " " Galbraith, to inspector Of
ordnance Washington Steel and ordnance
Company. GifshorO. D. G.
IIrut r. ". kesslcr. TO the Ahbama.
Lieut.. q. e. Prgram, from the Charleston
TO tho South Dakota.
Ensign J. !. Nelson from the South pa
kofa to he oregon
Assistant Surgeon s y. Taylor. NJ. II. C.,
20 duty IN course ~ instruction At naval
medical school, Washington. ID. ..
chaplain X Il, ans from the south Da-
lott 10 the West Virginia.
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FURNISHED ,p,Rrur>rs WANTED

FURNISHED apartment or house for six
months Eight or nine rooms and three baths.
Convenient 10 som street or East slide OF
PARK Nusi he reasonable References given
Address y y bnV - sun r''rH
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.

n, Win namo and address OF lender and
attorney. II attorneys name lie omitted
"uuress party Of second part)
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5. H. = PELL & co. stock and cotton
brokers. - Exchange place. against whom
pct.iOn iu bankruptcy was h.cd on
August 3. fled .n.Hu'r- Yesterday. They
show llabi tiles o. SH.NNs 1tl and nominal
assets OF ss4-N. 900. Tho Iauli'lcs are.
Secured. s3,3G29f7, unsecured. g.. 100 -lf;
accommodation paper $4,000. preferred,
tlif. Tho assets ,uu-is. Of st',ke ami
bonds, fG..NN. $685. accounts S-.nn9.fl 3,
cash r. banks, 'sa.-tf. notes of the
Consolidated Arizout smelling Company,
{io.S5O, office furniture. 81 600, cash on
hand $685. AmurE tho secured creditors
varc the Astor Trust COMPANY Elo0.o5i
Bankcrs Trust Compguv. ii0i-uO. Brook
lyn Trust Compan' sl00l71 simon Borg
n Co. $1,000 Empire Trust COMPANY,
tl00.3s3 Equitable Trust Company 500
Ot3. Fulton Trust Conpan,. 500 PSI.
Guaranty Truss COMPANY, y5oL42., kuhn.
Loeb y CO. S.0lul1, t2ari Fier's,
tloO,l22, Liberty Nptl5ual Bank $50
Manhattan Compan, 500 10. Market aud
Fulton National Bank 800 OAS, Metro
P3Isn Trust .C"oWrss5gy, t,.giti2
Rank, s3o275o; Bank ~ 31uth Mri"n.
the unsecured creditors wer- Il " Thomp-
Southampton. i3sorso. II T.. Carpenter
\ Co. slO3.S95 GVsthnlov A 90. tll5.423,
Mrs. Eliza II. McCslla. Washington. Sos
$50, Mrs Biague. Eng aud. So .fN3 ;
Andrcas Il CO., London t3l5fs. col
Lawrence London. slgOSg. Mrs O.. g.
Cornwell, sil.42s, Post 4 FlaEg, $50 s95;
H. HEINZ y co. $50 5i7 hubbard RIOS 4
co, isS470. T.. =. Hutton 4 CO.. {6l7A5,
ShcarsOn, HammiIl a Co. gNf.3a-.
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m, ,-,., (South Of Fourteenth ST.
aEn 81. W cor Jefferson ~, 7bN27--
22Si w osd st. mtse S2.boc. Sept is. atty'
n Mtsssnsr. IS Liberty st.....,.........st
IL - TEN ST, IS, 9, 22xSs (foreclose SEPT
25l--Merritt Haviiand ref * Adam
noppeL Jr. lss W 1lgth ST. mtge $50 600,
CSt ~ atty Geo stenmuller. ISL 30
LAFAYETTE ST. 40 to ia. n " cor
toward st. 70 to 20. iIiNS9.7-SelklrlS
hehlty co to the Bradstreet CO. 346 BNay.
w atty, 7 q Co. l76 Bway ........ tioO
SNmb PROPERTY--The Bradstreet co to
same atty, .,...-. fi0o
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wAsHINGTON. oct. These army or
dprp "a ere issued to-day:
capt II. : miller, Coast Artillery. from
Forty sixth Company and report to com
mantiug otiiCsr coast def noes Of Portland.
capt G. o. Zouers Coast Artillery. 10
Fnrtv .siNth Company.
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~ Justice "esss w'',;an Crawford %.
Amelia Tobias. knight Harris; Alice
Crapdall - Flanagan Realty Co, John
y Calhoun. Charles Fuchs W Mary l. vii.
son, Morris Blau
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

h. 500 TO 81. O00 with services, invest m INT
VIII bring returns from 81. 900 to $4,000
weary returns. no du,l season. j. A. H.. 9sj
WtstchcStcr Ave, BronN
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huo>ERs ~ RECENT DEALS.

Nr A~uforth was the broker I'm
''s" ~ ~" lower portion Of the old
Hu'li.ng, at the southwest corner
30 Square and FIFTEENTH street to
' foreman Company. reported yes
. 1av
HsN Stern were the brokers in the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-03

ALBANN, oct The Court ~ Appears
begins la order calendar on Monday with
No 1853
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ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
Maintain

MCCARTHY. ELLA a, to Clotilie NJ car
SAME to ABR u Cox...................t 81
cox. ABR II. to Marie l. Collins ~ ~ 81
DwORsKY. ABR J, TO Albert Roscn-
MHGAN. MARGT c. to Huguenot trust 90
sTERNBERGER. MAURICE NJ eyr. 10
Julia A Groh ........... .......' "a. Nuu
Fielder, KATH. TO Scion Llicnstern..s s
ECKHARpT, PETER G. eNr, 90 Mabel ].
Benuet, ................ fcOl5.gg
EoTITARLE TRUST 90 10 Augu.tu. y II
is........,............. ..... $500
y REALTY CORPN TO David T. cold.
taro s,.,,,;t.u .i,p,;t.tcyyst,,, 60 A.,
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SATISFIED M~cWANICs' LIENS.
HrauN

HOE Az 5. 100 i72d 81. 5oNlo0-Tony
Carfagno agt Frank CoTyeli ct ~
Sept ~ igit,.,.,,,....'....'' 5000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-03

GOCHMAN, SOHLE CO. lumber I N1di-
son avenue. bankruptcy schedules showed
l'hi ties ~ fN.ut2 ana assets of sG.7a2
NEW YORK EAlNtOAT GO Schedules Ia
assignment Of Israel A'pc-' ana Norris
NercsheNsky, doing business u- tho Now
York Haincoat Company. - East Broad
way, show liabilities Of t6,NiI, nominal
assets of' $3.50 aud actual assets NJ
s2gll.
SUPERIOR DENTAL TUPPLY CO. INC
SO Union Square, assignment 70 David T.
ushkow Assets, VI $40 The company
was Incorporated on October /, la.g with
capital stock $4,000. Robert II. Lisben-
that IL preziaeat.
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sale OF 5o4 and sos West isoth street fcr
the Brendroth estate. Annie Kauffn, an
Is the buyer. Ell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
MnnhnNeun

WASHINGTON ST. iO3-Edw " Gardner
aE' 4 CpribaI Schultz and Lite WI
k,ns. owners, william Krau'h. contrac.
tor ... ....... ......... .... g65
MADISON ~ 5c5-General Electric In
sp""ton GO 7Et RoH'rt T. Bonrrr owner
" '-on. Inc. contractor. ....,tisl
81 Az I3-- Mark Strornuf art George
Ehryt owner, Harry Gilmore, cu0tr1c-
tor ,rcusWtl ..-.......... ....-.-. t23s %
80 Az l3"-S4rue aEt Geo T. Goursud.
trustee. owner. Harry Gilmore Go. con-
tractor fr.n..N4lt .................. ilff ~
USfpN sol ARE i-phlNu G~s.ust,ir az
Daniel Hrurtcher, owner, Union square
I""rN g. Inc rHut~1 c''r. .......... > 80
MADISON ~. 5G3-Rohert jaw carey, Inc.
ugf Robert Bonner and HcIfu \ ~ n.
nIvoo~s. " r EutsoN. Toe cor'r'c.ur SEQ
BEOlpWAY. .-9s t.. 22iS-Osserman *
man Hs~nHri inner. trustees owners. Ful-
ton building Co lessee, FicischW10 Mos
Co contractor. ............. f222. =
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HUGHES Az, 1875. = i2s fremont av.
.5Ni00 to Belmont az. Nv dwlg--Antr
savings Bank agt Eliz Haskln ct all due
pielntin ...........-.'........ $50
ny James L. Wells 4 Co.
MAGENTA PI, =. 1875 Magenta az,
25Nl0O--Frauk Glss at Ran lclt t'rhouu
81 al; due. sSTG %; taxes s.. $500 sub
10 ist mtg $500 TO plain III ....... 81, 600
Ry Joseph y Day
BAtNBRTDGE Az, n cor 2otth -. f.2N
- 1N25Nsl g. vacHnt--T0N Lion co agt
Mary ORcilly 81 al; due, g 59- 20: taxes.
Sc t3iT.b6. al iourn,d to De, o.
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LIS pNSnENa.
Manhattan.


usT at. 1o7 .w,.-Jossph Hae.h,er. Inc. agt
Anna q Pell foreclosure of mtg; Attys.
McT auGh.in & Martin.
MADISON Az. 1870 Forsyth 81, 1911. SUI
folk vt, i75. aud Houston st, 2G7--Rachel
Frank agt Joseph Krouath7l 80 al tpar-
'ulonI: attvs. Myers 4 SchwersensFi
gSTU ST . to W-AIicH A Crandell aRt
Flanagan Realty co. foreclosure Of MTG ;
ats paws Svmmcs & Schr,iher.
RIDGE ST, IS; Spring st. -- cor Elizabeth
-, lo' see, map Of n-.ygnr.ds Farm, 9Th
av = cor 37th -, 22.GN7h and 20 ay,
1901. three ac'ions-Anrie, 7 Healv agi
Madeline Balfour ttmsuded foreclosure Of
three mtgsl, atty, W + Glare
BronS.
PROSPECT Az. " = 100 lsoth st, ~ *
So s-Nathan Kur,zka agt Antonio Ga
lauia ct al faction 20 forecl0se transfer
OF tax iienl, attys Schwertaman n
wuiTE PLhINs m n cor 2soth st.
sONilb-Philip / S'ndhcim cot An"1 \
owen ri al faction 10 fgreciose transfer
~ tax ~"nl; attys Sehwartzmin 4
l.sTH ST, n s. 29si W 81 AIMS Az, ask
a. TX pfhqrin0 Rot liner '"' I""is CT nm
ct nj foreclosure Of mortgage)i atty, j
Gr1v
ITTNER .PL. n, =. he, Webster, on1 o., ~, TX
jackson Agt Mary II Bel Of al bo'iou
to fproclose transfer Of TAX Hem, ATTY
A
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West Side.


arm ST, n 8. $40 sth nv, 23XeS 2, prior
mtg t45.OOO-Mary f Cannon 20 william
II Seibcrt, Gtrden city, l. t. Sept rs de
mnnd. i y G., attys. Cannon. r, 2
ICTTH ST. io7 W. =. 100 Gth av, 2Sx
irreg lO0.6--Beekman Holding 60 70
Malmle r Cohn ct a. cSIs 80. Abraham
Cohen, 3lg Central Park West sept -, s
yrs p e; attys, Elkus. @ =. 10
,sTH sT ~ I'm Az g5x tSS S 700
Angus! Nopper. 10 Jacob cooPer, AZ on
az, prior mtg 5000, yrs, ~ -, oct
2; atty, Thomas Costigan, 2H Broad.
sri ST. i2,.leo W. s. s7a sth st S SV
1908, prior mtg sls6.ooo-FraMk =
Brlody 10 George Backer 81 a. ~ Humli-
ton terrace oct l. installments o..
--aai,,y q CO 10 H,wTay. c.,......, ,e5 600
19Si02 Clara Reich to Bernard Hrsh
225 West End Az, Oct I. yrs. 3 o.;
atty, l. T Co, 100 Rway. .......,... St2 500
Uptown.
Manhattan Island, north Of hon St.
STH Az, cor ilStn ST. 100. iisi2G-Anhr
Carroll et Al to Abr y Cox, Cherry Val
ley, Y duv and Int as per bond Sept
20 atty, T Co. l7s BWsy .,,,,.. fl3 800
it2D ST. s21 W. 600 sth sv s5x9s /
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man
haitian and The Bronx.

BY Joseph p. Day
MERCER ST, III, W q 100 Houston 81,
25NlO0, sty loft and str bldg-Uninn
Trust Co Egt J A Gumour ct al: due
w 1855 So taxes. SC. S799.7s; to plain
CROSBY ST. ss.s7 5. ise Rroo'ne ~,
bOXlO0. two sly tumts and strs, anu two
sly rear tnt--D Is ray q N eNrs. agt
g DELL Paoli ct al. due s. %: sub 10
let mtg $4,000: TO plaintiff. .t5G,s16
by l.. J Phillips q Co
10th ST. so. W IS 100 Amsterdam Az.
ebN7t II. s sty het--Mcses Esherg eyr.
sFt Eusenie Rossndorf ct all due, US
siii tares. sc. 500 10, to- samson
Rosenneld. n party In interest. fit,5O0
by u. p. tngraham co.
i23D ST, l29-i5i T. g. 900 Park av
~ sNl0o II, sty int and efrs-F VI Stein
agt Osias Karp 81 al; due. S7.6lt 40 taxes.
&c. sst5.65; sub 20 mtg Sie O0n. 20
plaintiff ...................... $4,000
nv VI Morgenthau. Jr.. co.
iilTH ST. 2o7 Il. n s. 100 81 ~, c-N
lO0li atty tint and str~-l"o Richards
81 ~. trsts. sgt Max pio. - al: due,
s22oi6,is; taxes &c. f,si0.fs. to plain
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NATHAN NATHAN - Idrp Mayor hqz Ap
pointed Chlri's - Mas receiver mr.
nathan NAthhns, manufacture of dresses.
% West Eighteenth street. bond $500.
Liabilities said 40 be about 5000
FRANK RICH ARDS LAUNDRY SUPPLY
tO.-Juigo Mayer has appointed George
W Elkins receiver FOR Frank RIChprds
Laundry supply Company. iiO West
Forty sixth street. bond . 900 Iiahill-
ties $1,000, nominal assets g. 600 The
company also owns real ostrtr valued at
Sl9 900 and mortFsTeu for 81 900.
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--Margt Hartmann 10 Hans J widness,
Park Ridge J, 3 yrs . c, Sept 80;
atty. q Van Alstuel, 206 BwRy $3.50
ls5TH ST. 6b7 W 2Oali e iith av,
la1oxiO75-Domenico Borg.a TO Thos W
seee. i722 18Th av Bklyn. pr mtg $1,000.
yrs. 4 c. Oct /: atty, Jno NJ O'Nelll.
1859 Myrtle av RIdRewood, n Of .. $4,000
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
Hancock Department
ASKED TO Be ON LOOKOUT
FOR AN ITALIAN MURDERER
CHIEF RENTENBACH is INFORM
ED TO BE ON THE LOOK
OUT FOR CRIMINAL.

chief Rentenbach of the Hancock
police force has been informed by the
police headquarters os New York city
to be on the lookout for a murderer
who is known as Joe" Piompiono. anu
who Is thought to be headed in the
direction of the copper country. The
Hancock official has instructed his men
to be on the lookout for such man.
The murderer is a native of Italy and
is 80 years of age. He is charged with
numbering his wife on the night of
Jan. II while going To a train to return
to their home from Niagara Falls. The
couple crossed vacant lot and there
he almost severed her head from her
body with a razor. The crime was not
discovered until the next day and the
criminal had sufficient time to escape
lie is described as five feet. two
inches in height weighs l30 pounds
and has smooth face and high cheek
bones. He is a brick mason.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
YOU'RE CONSTIPA!ED,
BILI0US!- .CASCARETS
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach. Gas
Bad Breath, mean Liver and
Bowels need Cleansing.

Get 4 Decent box now.
Nc odds how bad your liver, stom-
ach or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable and uucomfort-
able YOU ale from constipation. indi-
gestion, biliousness ana sluggish bow
els-you always get the desired re-
suits with CasCarets
Don't let your stomach, liver and
bowels make YOU miserable. Take
cascacets tonight; put an end to the
headache, bliousncss. dizziness. ncrv-
BUSINESS, sick. sour, sassy stomach,
backache and all other distress;
cleanse your inside organs of all the
bile. gasses and con~tipated matter
which is producing the misery.
\ 1O-cent box means health. happi-
ness ana IA clear heal tor months. No
more days OF gloom and distress if
YOU will take Cascare. now mC
then. All druggists sell lCascarets
Don't forget the children-their little
insides need gentle cleansing, too
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
WILL MEET FEBRUARY 16.

\ conference of the ministers of the
Copper Country Ministerial associa =
ton was held yesterday afternoon and
all arrangements for the semi -annua!
meeting of the association were made
The date for the meeting was set for
February &c and will be held at the
home 81 Rev. f. u Knowles of Huugh-
ton, Rev. Bagnall of Lake Linden hav-
ing charge of the program. The bust
ness meeting will be held i'm the morn =
ing and Il social session enjoyed in
the evening at which time the wives
Of the ministers will be invited To at
,end.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
HOWES MOVING PICTURES.
Scenes Explain How Uncle Sam
Built the Great Ditch"

How Uncle sam built the Panama
canal will be shown at the Kcrredge
Theatre next Monday and Tuesday
evenings by Lyman II. Howe. king OF
all moving picture attractions. The
film is replete with sensational and
wonderful scenes of the most tremend-
Gus project ever undertaken by the
human race. 1t is the only reprodue-
tion that does justice to the magnitude
of the task, and when it is considered
that this is the only time Mr.. Howe
Will present it here the Importance Of
the engagement cannot he over esti-
mated. It depicts monster dredges
raising huge quantities of earth and
rock with amazing CELEBRITY It shows
deep down in the Culcbra Cut the army
of workers appearing almost like ants
in size-and likewise as busy-while
all around them are the steam shoVels
digging deeper ana deeper. The ingcn-
ious machinery devised by American
inventive skill appears To- be endowed
with volitiUn all it's own. Concrete
buckets are seen passing swiftly along
cable ways with a speed that is char
actcristically American. Suddenly
there is spectacular eruption. Tons
of dynamite blow up another hill. So
the film goes on-cNery foot of it brist-
ling with American energy and enter
prise and teemins with life and actiy-
ity Truly it is a reproduction as won
drous in it's way as is the canal itself
and one which easily ranks first rs
the greatest achievement i'm all ages
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
NEW HEAD OF NAVAL ACADEMY
Capt. w. r. FulIam Becomes Superin
tendent-Succeeds Capt. Gibbons.

Annapolis. Md, Feb. With the
customary salutes and nag raising Ger
emonies, Captain William +. Fulam
today assumed his new duties as SUI
pcrntendent of the United States
Naval ACADEMY, succeeding Captain
John II. Gibbons. who has been as
signed to sea duty. The new superin-
tcndent is regarded as one of the most
brilliant officers of the navy. When he
in 1877 he stood at the head of the
class. For more than twenty years he
was stationed at the academy as an
instructor in different departments and
as head of the department of ordnance.
1t is in the training of enlisted men,
however. that Captain Fullam has
achieved his most conspicuous success.
1t was under his command that the
naval training station at Newport at
tanned it's present high standard of eff
hciency. His record there resulted in
his assignment as the first commander
OF the new training station on the
Great Lakes, where his success at
Newport was duplicated. His eXper-
fence and unusual success in the train
ing of the young men who make up
the enlisted personnel caused his Sc
lection 10y Secretary Daniels to head
the institution for the training of naval
officers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
Lake Linden--Hubbell
S. B. cRARYs FATHER PASSES
Sudden illness Fatal To Aged Man
Was Pioneer of Marquette.

Seldeu Il. Crazy. cashier of the Hub
bell National bank, yesterday received
word of the death of his father Leo
nard +. Crazy, Of Marquette. The
decedent had been in excellent health
and death is believed to have resulted
from an attack Of heart failure
The late MIR Crary was a pioneer
resident Of Marquette, where he was
for thirty five years a Justice of the
peace. He was born in Milwaukee on
July -, 1872. He lived there as boy,
later going To oshkosh, Wis, where he
learned the printing trade in the Ollie,
of the Daily Western. From
Oshkosh he went To ShaWno, WIS lie
conducted newspaper there for a
short time and then went to Mar
quette, arriving there in 1863.
For many years Mr.. Crazy was chi +
Of the Marquette fire department ana
for several years he was treasurer f
the Upper Peninsula Firemens assoc
citation
Mr.. Crazy was among the first mem
bers Of the Masonic lodge in Mar
quette, joining the year that he went
To that city, and he was one OF the
charter members of Ahmed temple.
Mobiles of the Mystic shrine. He was =,
member of Blue lodge, No lOl, Free
and Accepted Masons; Marquette
chapter. No. 43: Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, and Lake. Superior comman-
derry, 40. 80, knights Templar. lie had
also received the consistory degrees in
Grand Rapids
Surviving Mr. Crazy are three
daughters Mrs. II. +. Quarters. Of
Marquette; Mrs. +. j. Erhelding, of
Augusta, Ga" and Mrs. \. + Dyer, #
Hibbing, Mimi; also two sons, Leo
nard =. j., of this city. and Selden -.
Crazy, of Hubbell. Two sisters Miss
Helen Il, Crazy and Mrs. Willard june
live at Oshkosh and Marinette WIS,
respectively. y brother. \. +. Crazy
resides in oshkosh
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
HANCOCK 5REViTiES.


The masquerade party given by the
Maccabces of the World last evening
i'm their lodge rooms in the Masonic
temple in Hancock was great success
in every respect. \ large crowd at
tended.
Colonel W. H. Mason of the q. \. Il
received news yesterday of the death
Of former comradc, August Schmidt,
at Plymouth Wis. Both men are
veterans of the civil war and were
close friends throughout the campaign.
The commander of the stiles Post re
ceived the news on his 6Sth birthday.
Miss Doris Collins of Frecport. Ill.
will arrive I'm Hancock today to teach
in the public schools.
Instructor Nevins Of the manual
training department is having the stu
dents of this section construct IA mum
Der of cUpboards to be used i'm the diff
ferent rooms
Secretary Davis of the Business
mems association has received "A let
ter from the Widncr johnson company
at Alpena requesting information con-
corning sites that may be available for
its plant The company operates a
large veneer factory.
Miss Alice Congdon has been re-
moved from st. Joserh's HOSPITAL To
her home. She was recently operated
at the hospital and her condition is
favorable.
c. +. SaXby has returned from Iowa
with carload of horses for the coppet
country trade.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
FARMERS URGE
FREE DELIVERY
Three Hundred Sign Petition Ask
ing Installation of System

Renewing their efforts toward Sc
curing free delivery in the rural dis
trict of Torch Lake and Schoolcraft
townships three hundred farmers have
signed and forwarded a petition to the
post Office department in Washington.
The petition requests the immediate
installation Of the service.
Promoters of the movement are at Il
loss To understand why free delivery
was not installed here last autumn
when the department authorized a civil
service examination for the position O!
rural carrier in this district. The eX
animation was held in July and two
candidates Were successful, both suisse
quently having received notice of their
appointment. With practically all the
preliminary steps taken formal action
on the part of the authorities ceased
heard of it,.
The recent petition was forwarded
to lower Michigan congressman by
Representative Fred Happier who
urged that his sponsor obtain the sig
nature of President Wilson The mat
ter appears TO have become dormant
as it was not introduced i'm the House
at the present session.
The three hundred farmers i'm the
district have advanced convincing ar
guments in their behalf With free de-
livery in the district adjacent to
LAnse and other smaller towns, il is
felt that the request of local people
Will be given attention
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
kEWEENAW COPPER CO.

Kewccnaw Copper company stated the
following concerning the showing on
the Ashbed lode where the company is
sinking shaft;
"lf our present showing of copper
continues there is no doubt but we
will have good mine. We are down
Il little more than 200 feet and have
been sinning since the latter part OF
November We found silver during
the part few DAYS. but not a great
deal"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
WITH THE BOWlERS.

The February doubles were com
menccd on the Mitchell alleys Monda
evening Last evening regular pin
rest was held i'm an attempt To estab-
lish high score, but the attempts
seemed useless, Rodda ana karr being
the only men rolling sufficiently hiel
score To be awarded IA position on the
score board. The following scores were
made:
karr. 54G; West, SO; total, lI2l.
Rodda, SO; Kari. So; total, 1886
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-07
COUNCIL SETS CAUCUS DATE

The Hubbell village council has de-
signated Feb. 26 as the date for the
caucus and the annual meeting date
has been fixed for Feb. %. With an
absence of opposition. little interc It
has been created in the coming elec-
ton ana there is a prospect that the
administration will be reelected