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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
ACTION MAY BE IRREGULAR.
Caucus IS Called by Federation Men
IN Adams Township.

strikers ana businessmen AFFILIATED
or sympathizers with the Western
Federation, having called a caucus Tor
next Tuesday evening for the purpose
of nominating officers for Adams
township offices, are now i'm guam
dairy as 20 whether the proceedings
will be legal They have tried 10 re-
lieve their minds by inquring of legal
authorities but nobohdy seemed to
know whether or not there was any
statute covering the matter.
The regular caucus is 10 be held
On Friday evening, March - If i'm
this caucus matters are not i'm their
minds fair and legal. citizens have a
right 40 meet in an adjourned caucus
So the line of action which the strik-
crs and sympathizcrs have decided
upon seems TO be irregular.
John Monkoski named by the Fed
Grafton party as a probable candidate
for clerk. announced last evening that
he would not run for that Office this
year
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MayHower.

The annual report of Maynowcr
Mining Co shows balance of assets
on Dee. 81. 1913, of $1A6S4. compared
with Sj6,94G a year ago. Since Jan.
/, 1914, there has been paid $3.50 of
the 1885 which remained unpaid on
account of assessment No /. \ year
ago there was S231O unpaid on ac-
count Of this assessment.
President Charles j, Paine Jr. says:
Diamond drilling operations have been
carried ON continuously the past year
and have materially increased the area
which is demonstrated as being UNI
derlain by the "Mayhowcr lode" In a
number of places the lode has been
found more or less displaced by fault
ing ana on this account. i'm order 90
he sure of the correlation, il has been
necessary to locate the drill holes
rather near together
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
CIRCUIT COURT TO
RESUME MONDAY
January Term to Be Reconyened
by Judge P. H. 0'5rien

The January term of circuit court
will be reeonvcucd Monday moruing
Dog mJee p. n. pBrien who haas COM
clujgd the Marquette term of court
uy.r which hc presided because of t,c
absence of judge r. G.. Flam.gou
Mondays session viii Doe occupied viii
the hearing or motions and matters
iu chaucey and adjournment likely
vii. be taken Tuesday 70 reopen The
Ruug1 ,ircuu court nj L'Ansc.
Tile MOTIONS con which the greatest
interest is conferred are those brough,
by fede,auon ATTORNEYS WHO seek To-
quHsh The grand iwv indictments
against Charles n Mover and other
federation leaders. chJrged With con-
sp.uev and thy application for %
cHauge of venue in The strike eases
I'm the Baraeo court the trials OF
George Brisk and TuIu PIese alleged
musdsrers of DEPUTY sheriff Pollock.
viii begging during the coming week.
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Houghton Department
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CHURCH SERVICES.
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houqhton. Trinity.

''NN'N .'NS''s l'iV'NJs
Holy communion az $50 "a. m. F.:
morning service with sermon 10y the
rector on "The Sacrifice of the Cross
M l0:tj; evening service with address
To children az 9 p. m. Lcnton services
are hetl daily throughout the week
excepting saturday The hour of SER
vices is at p. M excepting ON
Thursday when il is at 80 p. m.
Wednesday being the fcats of the An
nuuciatiou ot the blessed Virgin
Mary thcrc viii bee corporate COM
munion ,t The altar guild Rev. Wn-
lam Reid Cross rector
Houehton, Presbyterian.
Morning service at 1890. sunday
school at l1.45; evening service at E.
Rev. Frank 2. knowles. pastor
Houehton. Grace M. E.
Morning service NJ 1880; SUNDAY
school at l. m; Epworth league at
80; midweek service Thursday At
5:45; choir rehearsal Friday evening
at $50. Rev Rankin, pastor, residence
lo4 Agate street.
Miss Rosamoni Mitchell will sing
"a solo a., the sunday morning service
Houghton, ST. Ianatus
MASSES az 5. and 1918; Lenten
service. The Way of the Cross" $50
Friday evening; Lentcn sermon sun
day evening I:l5. Rev 4. J. Rezek
Ii. d, pastor. Rev Joseph Schaul
Curatc
Hopshton, Christian Science.
Services at 1875 at the Christian
Science hall Subject Matter" sun
day school Immediately after MORNING
service. Christian science testimonial
meetings are held every Wednesday
evening at o'clock
Hurontowr, Methodist Episcopal.
class meeting at $50 sermon at
1870 by the pastor. sunday school Il
$50; evening service at $50, subject,
brotherhood Junior ,casuc meet
ing Tuesday 1886 p. m. Senior league
meeting at $50 uesday Ladies' Aid
meets az $50 j.. m Wednesday Rev. !
J. II. Ootcy. pastor.
Dollar Bay, M. E.
Morning service AT 1890; sunday !
school 40 noon and usual preaching in |
he evening. "Wednesday at p. m. /
luuior league with prayer meeting at
80. Rev. Ernest Brown. pastor.
Poin. Mills, N. {.
SUNDAY school at 2:3o: preaching at
30. Roy Ernes, Brown, pastor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
TIE-uP TO BE SHORTENED.
Construction of Eleetroytic Plant VIII
Eliminate Shipments,

With the operation of the new cleo
trolytc plant at Hubbell, boats of the
NJ. \. Hanna fleet which piled be-
tween Buffalo and Torch Lake will cut
their visits in this section short dur
ing the coming season and instead of
remaining here from week To ten
days, they will be in port only while
their cargo is being unloaded
Under the past arrangement Il cargo
of mineral was loaded after the mer-
chandise was discharged and boats
were continually locked at the smell
ters. With the treatment of mineral
in Hubbell, the shipment of copper 70
Buffalo will he eliminated
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LAKE LINDEN BREVlTIES.


John Osewasc. an employee at the
c. n II. smeltcrs sustained broken
leg by falling on a pavement ycster-
day
Henry Parsons is recovering from an
attack of cryspclas.
Mrs. Neil Gillies has returned from
a brief visit in northcrTI Minnesota.
Mrs. Henry Guilbault has gone to
Milwaukee where she will conduct IN
eye specialist.
Gardner Heath has returned from
Lawrence university to spend the
spring vacation with relatives in Hub
bell.
George Switcena, an employe of the
Worden Allen company f.l while at
work on the new Ahmeek mill ycster-
day.
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TAM AR Ck-

extent that disease of has parayzed
industries very those who have read
over the report this for there really nothing
encouraging outlook unless the insenu'
ity of work mechanical plans to save money
for shareholders instead of depending on labor
Practically an this companys ground that has not been
worked is below surface. Hosting
and other advancing, and unless all the un-
derground employees take this into considerations they can
expect the directors the continue the
mine in any length of time when it is losing
proposition. This company like all of the others has i'm
its tremendously in the past ten to twenty
years, Notwithstanding possible mechanical
saving devices TamaIacks like that of the other com
panies the Superior district has advanced ONLY
have had experience dreadful
anction this feeling is ana how it is liable
to seriously industries of this district state and
in fact, universe unless things quickly change.
Tamarack ended its 1912 operations with profit of
$4,000 the only year the company earned
money since 1907 Its deficit from operations in
1913 s4992S49 1t produced lGS74S pounds of
which cost the l66 cents pound including all
items.
Tamarack shareholders have reason to be grateful
fact that there companies in this district that IL
nanciay able carry experiments, and
lcciay in milling problem and the rehand
hing of the old sands for of Tamaracs assets today
is the sand accommodations the the mine first
operated Tentative plans being worked out for tn"
handling of the millions OF tons of available sands of this
company in Torch Lake ana according the the
plans being considered for the erection of recruhng
of 1900 daily capacity compared with the
Calumet * recrushiny plant, which a
Goily capacity The Calumet & Heca plant, under.
stand, is the ncghborhood of 100000 it
would reasonable a 1900 capacity mill could
be built by the Tamorack for approximately s25OOcO
According to the annual report the officials of Tamarack
estimating that mill Of this capacity could be operat
eel for twenty years the available that
pounds of copper expected will be
every handled which probably would about
pound and 139c the slightly s25OOOOO
profit would be made less the of the plant.
Experiments Il teaching process that have been
red the Calumet Ieca mills also great prom
Use to shareholders of all Lake Superior stocks in the
case of Tamarac it is estimated that if this process APP
piled portion of the taings from the proposed
crushing mill, it viii result in additional profit from
tie Tamarack sands of $25Oo,OOO.
Now while all these figures, understand it, are
conservative charge have every reason
believe that they will able get better results
the profit is yet to be realized Then again, according
these sands, ana that would a profit
of less than 81 share year. including
f construction of plant of this size
Tamargc year with cash. accounts recciva lie
and copper unsold, the Boston, totalng
223,996 while in the liabilities payable Boston
and accounts payable the mine amount $157119
can be readily the quick great as
some of the writers would lead to believe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
NATURALIZATION PETITIONS.

The following names of application
for naturalization were posted thi,
morning by County clerk Kaiser:
Mat; J, Wertin, Austria, Calumet
New York. 1895.
Joseph Basinais, Canada, Calumet
Port Huron, 1896.
Joseph JauCar. Austria, Calumet
New York. 1905.
Arthur y. Boase. England. Calumet
New York, 1906.
Alfred Elliott, England, Calumet,
New York, 1907.
Christcn Ulseth, Norway. Calumet,
New York, 1895.
John Brevick, Norway Calumet New
York, 1898.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
Gossip Of Market and Mines by Minnear \ Go.

Informed that 1t was profitable investment to the C. & A.
company a.
The Pnal County operations in the vicinity of Lake g.
pcror Arzonas properties have quite EXTENSIVE a.,
past year. The three compartment shaft was SUM, 10
depth Of 1870 feet and 1891 development work ~
also prosecuted The vein the Pinal County prono,
which is held under bond by Calumet Arizona was
ed the i2 ana levels and although no ,
'alizaton of importance encountered the vein SHOVE,
thorough teaching. The 700 work should enco,r,
the vein at this depth sometime during present month
An option secured the Amole property I'm PIN,
County ana this property will be Systematically develon
by diamond drilling. At the Copper property ONLY
assessment work done the past year. but during qt,
is the intentions TO thoroughly explore this proper u,
diamond drilling
Calumet Arizona has outstanding GIG 75S shares
and 2775 shares held for exchange Superior Pitts
lurg stock. On Calumet Arzonas present outstandry
shares, the earnings during 1913 the rate of lit
tie better than $3.50 per share.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
TORCH LAKE
LOCAL ROWlING TEAMS
SET NEW COUNTY RECORD
LAKES PASS THOUSAND MARK
All-STARS ROLL HIGH SCORE
IN TOTAL PINS.

In a match game between the Lakes
'and All-Stars on the Kettenbeil alleys
last night two new alley records were
set, one 10y the former quint, With a
total score of 1913 in the first game
ana the total pins of the All Stars, p
80. incidentally, the records are the
highest ever rolled In the upper pen
insula. In the three straight games.
two Of which were won 10y the An
stars and the fourth, consolation
game which was won by the Lakes. "A
total of 1870 strikes were piled up.
The scores:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
CATARRH OF
THE PHARYNX,

Clearing out your throat every day,
all day. That is what you have been
doing for months. Possibly years. 4
little mucus covers the pharynx.
II you were 10 go TO a doctor he
would tell you that you have phar-
yngitis. II you were 10 look into
your own throat you would find just
back of the soft palate a red, lumpy.
granular appearance of tho back part
Of the throat. Pharyngitis the doc
tors call It.
Perhaps he would call IL. folcular
pharynSitis. 1t causes you constant
annoyance. You arc always making
slight disturbances when seated i'm an
audience. Can't hold your throat
still. Stringy mucus bothcrs you
Worse i'm the morning.
A-hcm! A-henl A-hem! That is
the way you are going nearly all day
Sometimes i'm the night when you
wake UP. You ought to gargle your
throat with salt water every morn
ing. Cold salt water. That clears
out the throat perfectly and makes it
ready for treatment.
Peruna is the treatment. Begin
with n teaSpoonful before each meal
and at bedtime. Try il for n weel'
You will be convinced. OF course.
Pcruna will not entirely relieve you
in a week That is too much 10 ey-
pect OF any remedy But it will benc-
fit you so much YOU will be con-
WINGED. Yes, it will. II has done
this many times.
Folicular pharyngitis Big words
Almost as bad as the disease. But If
you take Peruna for one month reg
riarly, yoa may forget that you ever
had such disease. Then you will
have perfect right to forget the big
words too
People who object to liquid nedi-
e'nes can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
EMIGRATION DIMINISHING.
Decrease In Business Results in Can.
collation. Of our Steamships.

Decrease In Business Results in Cam
collation. Of our Steamships.
London March 1.-The tide of
westward emigration has slackencI
| decidedly. Four steamships scheduled
to sail within the next month have
bad their advertised departures can
,clIcd. st this time last year it wa
impossible u get even a third-cl
h"rth on am Erglish liner going to
canada without an order several
weeks i'm advance.
The migration toward Australia
continues but diminished i'm cumpari-
SON with last year. 1t is expected t.
increase soon, however. with the FIRST
trial of the government plan To assist
English lads To places of apprentice
ship among South Australian farmers.
Under legislation passed last session
the commissioner Of Crown Lands ana
Immiaration is empowered to act as
guardian Of boys taking advantage of
the plan and ample safeguards have
been placed about the interests of tie
boys as well as the rights Of their en-
ployers.
The first party Of boys for Australia
will leave Liverpool late this month.
This party will serve as an cNpcri-
mont. aud If successful the plan viii
be carried out on large scale. In the
past Australia has complained that tho
adult Briton does not readily adjust
himself To- rural life in the Antipoles
and. becoming discontcntcd. joins tho
already overfilled ranks If labor in tho
titles. leaving the problem of rural
depupulation as acute as ever. It j.
believed that 10y the time their appren-
ticeship ends the boys will be quite
willing to stay on the farms.
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times. but the second year il advanced an
around my leg and tho itching was terrible.
2 had 10 hc very careful TO have my clothing
around the affected part very loose A.
night time I often happened to scratch tho
sore IN my steep. Then I had TO stand up,
get ont Of bed and walk the floor.
"Thcn I read the advertisement Of Cuti-
Cura soap and Ointment and ! wrote for 4
sample aud got IT,. TO my surprise ! was
feeling relief after tho second application.
SO I got n cake Of Cuticura soap and a nifty
cent box az Cuticura Ointment and when
had used them was nearly over tho itching.
so 7 got another box and that healed it
all ND % it looked smooth and fine, but
Kept on with the Cuticura Soap for six weeks
and tho cure was complete (Sgnod) $. o.
Gordon. Nov 20. 1912.
Cuticura Soap PIC. and Cuticura Ointment
zoe. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample OF
each nailed FREQ. with 32-p. skin Book. Nd
dress postcard Cuticura. Dept 7 Boston.
ss-Nicn who shave and shampoo with Gu
tcura -oapWill ind best for skin and scalp.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
SAILING DATES ANNOUNCED.
Octorare Will Be First Anchor Lire
Boat Here Next Summer.

DS0t mere iNtNf summer
&c. @. Harglwd, local agent for the
Anchor Line Go. announced yesterday
that uIy suHAg dates of the boats
owned 5y the company have been Sc
and tho first boat of this line to enter
PORTAGE Lake next summer viii be the
Octorr, which will leave Buffalo
June The Tioncsta viii leave the
same port june 10. The season closes
with th" sailing OF the Juniata on
september H.
some time ago the members of the
Coupur country commercial club sug-
Eestcd that it might be well to at
tempt 90 secure the owners of the
passenger boats stopping At Portage
Ias" Go stop longer length of time
and thus allow tourists am opportuni-
tr ,o visit the mines and other inter-
r-rng scenery i'm this vicinity Secre-
'arv Price has written the heads Of
taD companies bret has not received
us word from them ms vet
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tine size ola pin head on my
les and c.Dry morning thero
was a dry scale on top cove
crHg the affected part and
when those scales were fall
ing OF tho itching was more
than ] could stand 40 times.
The first year / did not
mind IL so much as 30 was
y.,.T,s if.I....e, .,...,-,. E...,gf-- &c
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
CALUMET e. ARIZONA

The annual report of this company has been mailed
stockholders and shows combined earnings of $io746S7
compared with $4,54oSSS last This profit made
total production 529S7,5SS pounds copper aa
compared with output of 5SlOS.62S pounds 1872
The costs in 1913 higher
in 1872 and according the report increase
is almost entirely for by increase in state
Federal taxes changing from
the old smecr the deducng precious
values which amounted S2iS6 of refined copper
from Domestic the of production this year
7G5c compared with 7,o2 FOR the year 1912
While the combined production the year was a rine
less than the previous year. Superior Psburg out
rutted nearly 100000 pounds grade of ore
handled by both properties same as for the
~ cyious year but superior Ptsburg shipped 35 tons
more while the shipments Calumet 4 Ari.
.ona branch 55,336 tons less than 1912.
In comparing the balance sheets of Calumet
and Superior & Pittsburg they show that
few years is financially able assistance
20 the parent whereas years past the par
ont company compelled large sums of mon
cy to Superior & Ps5urg order get branch ON
producing and paying the first of the year c
A. had notes and payable $25O5,2oS whereas
the previous report showed these only $26 2c
Superior Psburgs balance sheet shows increase of
SS74,Si7 in notes receivable, which indicate tina:
the latter company loaned this amount parent
pany.
The $2,oOo0oO borrowed by G. * \. used in making
payments the smctcr and the purchase controlling
interest in the New Cornelia Copper Company The smell
ter account January LIST showed investment of 81
995tS which was increased during January
~ about $4,000 making the outlay on the new
smelling plant $221S,21S expenditure in excess of the
original appropriation $27oO75 Calumet Arizona now
mas one OF the most complete and shelters i'm
the Country. 1t is making higher recovery at a lower
cost than the old smcltcr we'll being to treat all
classes of
Among the number Of now properties That have been ac-
CURED by this company mention which been made
IN the more annual reports New Cornca Conner
Company looms proinisngy Details on this COM
Pahy can be found in this issue under its title.
Mining operations the CORTLAND property were dis
continued November 3oh by the Calumet & Arizona COM
nny and the mine turned leasors All suppies
ana equipment were either shipped Bsce or sold ON tho
fr"nnd Just what profit made on operation ot I'm.
CORTLAND branch has been stated although Ma arr,
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Shettuek.

Shattucks production for February
was 1,t34.4eo pounds Of copper. 2t.49i
ounces of silver and 2ia92 ounces If
gold
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FRAN Kiln

Drifting has exposed the Aouez conglomerate ON tho
$40 level this property the entire dis
lance the uniformity of striking Where
the crosscu; entered the lode shattered
Whether the excellent showing this equal
led in unbrokcn portions of the vein became qe
ticn. The drifting date has exposed vein in all its
phases and the rock equally rich vein cond-
tons. the best possible indication of permanent high
quality. Drifting and cutting proceeding at the
time the openings the breasts is feet in
width extending from the footwall within or five
feet the hanging. safety of the hanginr
standing. The series assays already consid
cred adequate they included rock vein coud
tons The step will Between 40 and
90 of rock being hoisted daily the con-
gomerae and stored in the bin. This will contain some
Thing 1000 If be for storing
the rock about 1000 will before the
mill test is made The may expected about six
weeks The underground force has been to Il
miners and muckers. The suspended
permit the drifts get in far prevent inter
1t will be resumed carried without in
tcrruption.
Franhing will not attempt mining large until
after navigation opens supply the mill is
exhausted. Enough old amygdalo.d
to keep a force of trammers two to three
months This be taken any time Arrangements
the necessary labor are made
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
WINONh-

The annual report of this company o
but not paid for $lO5O5 supplies $5S512 and accounts
cciVabe $967 The liabilities accounts payable $50
6SS leaving in liabilities $745OS This
does not include $i362i due from OF
THIS amount $1,000 has been paid January This
would indicate that the company has approximately
$4,000 in cash and quick over ana above the
counts payable
The saving of refined copper per rock stamped
during the year 1913 1879 pounds which lower
'n'n Tor several years past This company has been up
against the problem of securing higher from
the rock handled, and in cndeavor to find some im
rrovemont a. L. Dckerman employe last June,
owing to the labor difficulties his interrupted
His report has been recently directors though
Just what plan he proposes in annual
report
Supt See6er states II have long convinced that
Wnona Will become money sufficient min
ers and TRAINERS keep stamps
ing TO capacity, and that to accomplish this
aim will be secured in a while.'
COPPER RANGE CONSOLIDATED
Rock shipments from the mines of this company
are averaging total OF between daily
the proportion of eha from Champion
each from Baltic and Trmountain being maintained. No
more imrortatjors OF ldborers being made
pany being content with the gradual increase its work
my force from local deserving Federation
and steady a newcomers
Cout,p ado orAD acs Nnt.S =
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-21
ALLOUE

According to the annual report, this company had $50
men in its employ March ., 1914 compared with
working force Of SOS July operations fast
Stunning normal proportions.
This company closed the year Il net profit OF
$l55,72S and has abiies of $249
292OO. The report OF this company will probably show
the best results any Superior mines during
the 1913 for during the past add
ed $4,22S0O to the total OF the years earnings.
rhe management fortunate in securing a very high
and undoubtedly this greatly assisted in showing
profit from operations during the
This company received of 1862 for the
duct sold.
pounds If refined copper at cost of This
compares with costs during the previous year The
latter carried heavy cost
the year 1913 practically The mining costs for
two years only show difference of $.OOo2 pound.
Mineral content in the is running higher 122
pounds of refined copper to the saved in 1919
while 1886 the yield during There
suits all the more gratifying it is taken
consideration that the company showed smaller per
rcnagc of discard in 1913 than percentage of
discard last only 1.269 compared with S6S
and a steady decrease in the percentage of discard
shown since 1910.
The openings adjacent to both shafts have been il
ground well up the average.