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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-02

which mortgage is hereby declared TO
be due and payable Immediately and
on which said mortgage there is
claimed to be due at the date % this
notice the sum of one thousand
eighty two and 92-10e GOS2.g2) doh
lars, and no suit or proceedings at law
or in equity having been instituted to
recover the money secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof,
NOW THEREFORE,. by virtue OF
the power OF sale contained in said
mortgage and the statute in such case
made and provided, notice Is hereby
given that on the twenty fourth day OF
September, A. ID. 1914, at IL o'clock
In the forenoon there will be sold at
the front door OF the court house in
the village OF Houghton, in the county
OF Houghton, Michigan, Chat being She
place where the Circuit Court for the
said county OF Houghton liz heidb the
NTemises described in said mortsage 90
so mach thereof as may be necessary
to ~ the amount due on said mort
BdBC WIN seven I'ef cent interest," dnO
all lei al costs as provided for i'm said
mortgage and an attorney fee of Tven
ty-five (25) dollars as also provided
for in said mortgage.
The premises described'in seid Mort
gage are all that certain piece on par
eel OF land situated in the township OF
Calumet, Houghton county, Michigan,
described ns follows to- wit: Lot num-
bered eleven G1) in Block numbered
twenty-one (21) i'm the Second Add
ton To Copper City, according TO the
plat thereof on record I'm tho Once of
the Register of Deeds OF Houghton
county. Michigan. Together with the
tenements, hereditsments and spsur-
tenances thereunte belongings ana
! thereon situate.
Dated this 2sad dag Of Juss, A. D.
1914.
COPPER COUNTRY BUILDING &
LOAN ASSN,
Mortgages.
Rees, Robinson e. PetcrmanR,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Business address:
Calumet. Mehisan.
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MINES EXHIBIT FOR 1915.
Government VIII Show Rescus Work
at Panama Exposition.

An extensive and interesting exhibit
for the Panama Exposition at San
Francisco is under preparation by the
United States Bureau 81 Mines. &C
cordinE 10 an announcement Of the
Bureau. Special effort will be made
10 interest and instruct the public by
the exhibit az well as benefit those en-
gagged in the various mining and me
tallurgical industries The bureau
hopes 60 convey 10 tho public some
idea Of the magnitude ~ those indus
tries and OF the efforts honestly being
made by miners and mine operators,
with the assistance VI the Bureau 81
Mines. 10 make mining safer and 70
bring about more efficient utilization OF
the products " the mines after they
have been won from the earth
"The bureaus exhibit" according 20
the statement. lis 10 be located In the
Palace Of Mines and Metallursy. An
automatic duplex projecting machine
win continuously show lantern slides
illustrative OF the activities Of the bur
eau and simultaneously give descrip-
lions Of the lantern slides.
Near by viii b. shown the layout Of
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

Sept, 2, Q, 16, 90.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County Of
Houghton.
At session OF said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village OF
Houghton, in said County. on the
3lst day Of August A. ID. 1914.
In the matter OF the estate OF Ana
Ilenich, deceased.
Present: Hon. Geo. c. Bentley. Judss
OF Probate
Meri Fretz. sister or said deceased,
having filed In said court her petition
praying that the administration of said
estate be granted TO John Ilenich, or
to some other suitable person.
II Is Ordered, That the cath day of
September, A. d.. 1913 at ten o'clock i'm
the forenoon. at said probate office.
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition.
1t is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy OF this order. once each
week for three successive week pre-
vlous to said day OF hearing, In the
Calumet News, newspaper printed
and circulated in said county
(seaD GEO. c. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge OF Probate.
Lillas q. Mitchell,
Register Of Probate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-02
CHINO IS OPERATING IN
IT'S RICHEST ORE BODIES
DECREASE IN OUTPUT WILL NOT
REFLECT CORRESPONDING
lY IN PRODUCTION.
q. A. Minnear & Coz

Chino Copper is now shipping APP
proxmatey 5000 tons of ore daily
against $500 tons previous 10 the cur
tailment policy inaugurated the early
part Of the past month. While the
tonnage handled is less than 30 Per
cent it is not expected that tn pro-
duction will show corresponding de-
crease as the ore now being ext acted
Is being taken from their richogt ore
body and then again, operat at
less than normal capacity will prob
ably make for a better extraction at
the concentrator.
During the lull in mining operations,
the company has been az, --nulat. *
additional water supply, and they now
have dams and water supply capable
OF furnishing twice the present demand
for water FOR all purposes. When the
Chino mill and plants are operating 10
capacity, they require twelve million
barrels OF water monthly, although
ten million barrels OF this water are
retained in the settling dams and used
over again. Pie amount Of new water
required monthly therefore is only two
million barrels, 80 it is quite evident
that Chino has sufficient water cup
plV TO furnish a mill Of much larger
capacity While there is some talk OF
adding three units 10 the mill, for the
present this matter is held in abey-
anCe.
No announcement has been regard
ing the dividend disbursement Of this
company FOR the quarter, although II
is possible that the directors will meet
early the present month. and make an
official announcement In a great many
quarters, IL is expected the dividend
will = deferred for the company is not
earning sufficient with gts lessened
production and a. l2h cent metal mar
Eet TO pay the regular dividend. While
il is true the surplus would warrant
the payment. this surplus is not all in
cash as most OF the mining companies
carry their surplus i n copper and
quite frequently are forced to borrow
money on this copper in order 10 car
~ on all their normal operations.
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COPPER SHARES.

The only THINGS the owners OF good
copper mining shares have to fear at
the present time are temporary reduc-
tions in their dividend returns and the
possibility that it may be a year OF
two, instead OF only a matter OF
months, before their stocks viii again
sell at prides representing approximate
ly their normal value. There is every
possible reason for the belief that the
coming few years will be a period of
quite steadily advancing prices II
will be one OF uncNcelled opportunities
for the making Of big profits in the
stock market. Those who patiently
hold their coppers and those who buy
more will alike have cause for rejoic-
ing.-G. L. Walker in Boston Com
mercial.
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THE MIDDLE COURSE.

Senator Root, at reception. was
discussing the Mexican situation.
Steer middle course" ne said TO
an extremist These extreme ideas
are always wrong.
Thus, at tea, one young girl ask
ed another:
And whore are YOU going this
summer dear?"
From the way mother talks was
the reply, you'd think we were GO
ing 10 Newport; from the way father
talks you'd think we going To starve.
But / suppose Wen steer middle
course, as usual, and put in fortnight
at a $l2 Atlantic city boarding.
house '"-Washington Star.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED.

3 CENTS \ POUND paid for clean
cotton rags. No scraps. Calumet
New. office. If
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Tonopah Extension.

While Tonopah Extension il not the
largest mine in Nevada. II is considered
by some Co be the richest mine in the
state. and is now mining ore averag-
ing $50 per ton This is far in excess
Of the values recovered from ores from
any other property During the month
OF August, the gross earnings were
$4,000. While the exact cost is not
known il is estimated that the net
earnings will be approximately $3.50
As an indication Of the Improvement
at this time, the July and June earn
ings for comparison will be interest
ing; the total July earnings were $751;
600. while the earnings for June were
S2S5O0
The daily average milling is now
about 200 tons. although with improve
ment at the mill, i, is hoped that these
figures will be brought up 70 2SO tons
daily.
This company il capitalized FOR l.
100000 shares, and has g43, 433 shares
issued II a par value ~ 81 a share.
These estimated earnings OF $4,000
earnings for a year " 100000, or
nearly 800 per share. The dividend
just declared Of ~ cents a share,
payable October 1st % stock OF record
September 10th. calls for an annual
disbursement OF 3oc per share. so II
these earning. can DO maintained, an
increase in the dividend rate can be
expected. and it is quite possible that
il may come tn. next quarterly period.
The present market price FOR this
stock ~ S2i. bid. t2l4 asked.
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MINING NEWS

a model hospital, including a receiving
room wardroom, and operating room.
fully equipped for demonstrations by
the United States Marine Hospital
Service. A plan of an ideal mining
town will be shown.
"First-aid demonstrations will be
given frequently. An air OF reality
will be lent To the demonstration by
the removal of apparently injured men
from the exhibition mine beneath the
building 10y helmet and rescue crews
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-02
c. & 4. Reminding Plant.

We understand the dredge that is
going 10 assist in handling the sands
for re-treatment at the Calumet &
Hecla mills at Lake Linden will be
given a test run either today or tomor-
row There Is some little delay in the
completion 81 the classiner, or shore
house, but it is expected that but a
few days will elapse before this por-
tion 81 the new regrinding plant will
go into commission,
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

July 1, s, Is, %. 20; Aug. S. IL, 10, rs;
Sept. 2. .. Is. 20.
MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT having been made in the
conditions OF certain mortgage by
Lazslo Szirovecz and Llzi Szirovecz,
his wife, OF Copper city. Calumet
township. Houghton County, Michigan,
parues OF the first part, to the Copper
Country Building g. Loan Associn ton
OF Calumet. Michigan. a corporation
organized and doing business under
the laws of the state of Michigan.
the second part. bearing date
October fifteenth, 1912. and recorded
In the ONCE Of the Register Of Deeds
for the county of Houghton, Michigan.
on the twenty eighth day of October,
A. ID. 1912. in Volume Wv" of Mort
cages on page S2o. each and every in
stallment OF principal ana interest Of
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-02
LOST.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.

July /. s. Is. 22. %; Aug. 5, ~. 10, 2e;
Sept. 2. Q. 10. ?S.
MORTGAGE SALE.
DEFAULT having been made In the
conditions of certain mortgage oy
Frank Szirokman and LII Szirckman.
his wife, of Copper City. Calume'
township, Houghton County, Michigan
parties of the first part, to the Copper
The evening world., 1914-02-14
OCEANIC ARRIVES
AFTERHARD Fight
W|THHUGE SEAS
Liners Deck Swept and Ports
Smashed in Roughest Trip
Of Her History. Nm.
SHEATHED HIGH IN ICE.
Wireless From Cufic, Overdue,
Says Vessel Is Making
Halifax for Coal.
SHEATHED HIGH IN ICE.

weary and storm battered mon,
nom Capt. Harry Smith. whose iast
tSssk ON the bridge was thirty-slx
hsars long. 10 the stoksrs who ham
~ many extra tons In In eight
lng9 battle with Atlantic gales, viii
~ to-day while ships carpenter
WA - the White star oceanic. The
sEpatliass. tw~ day. evsrdus. Seemed
tiSed out, too. ~ she lay On IN svsa
~ last Night for the est time since
eaeasong Southampton.
Thlck ics sncased The bowp and
1osk. Her $s7 passengers. the ma.
jegity sacked by seasioknsss, drew up
'0snsriais praisins Capt. Smith b..
6ogo they left the vessel. He Gays
~ voyage was The worst in his sx-
Deslanoe. The northsriy winds
reashsd = velocity OF 100 miles -
(, Aeur ct times.
Il. On the second day cut Q toweeing
- srsshsd over the forward super.
Signature. G. a. Caslon, . young
/, Ungitsbman. recsived Q long scalp
wound from broken glass - he lay In
~ bsrth. Several passsngers were
svOpt from their deck chairs and
oaly saved themselves by grabblug
- .sAn - The c0mber poured over
1bs' oceanic - one q . large 0ose
Of vessels whose arrival was delayed
I'i,s Oceanic had communicated With
many of them By wireless and founA
thsv were al having the same kinA
q weather. One q these messages
came from her consorA sAe Cuna
Which was expected here two O.
three days aga Ths wireless aid -
was shssrias "a sos IlaiieAx, vssv>
she would rsplsnlsh her dep,etsA eoal
suDply. ~ np,es -,
yi4s!sss nsssasss Indicate tAAe ~
~ - Nhich were exvssesl %
assoso tssday, WIN Wg-umvWsu
peoes satil Monday. TAey ars ths
cqpsdsr csmoania, Ne American
1iner 81. Louis. the French iinsr
Gavois. the Hamburg. American linsr,
fennsyivania and America.
Among tho ocsanic's passsoe,rv
va Col. q. p. Beauchamp. . retired
oelcer OF the BritisA Army, On biz
way TO Florida.
: Another passenger was Bernard c.
fsArsop. relative Of Lord Cowdray.
H was accompanied by . secretary,
- osclined 70 talk about his missson.
Wesosn Angel. manager Of the Paris
e9eaoa Of the Daily NAH. was IN.
eo49 o. those aboard. i'it
- Irish OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- shssr manager. Lsnnox Robin.
The evening world., 1914-02-14
cIrVs FRIe ORCHESTRAL
CONCERTS BEGIN 70. MORROW

Inc Board OF Education announces
the first Of tha city's free orchestral
concerts for to- morrow afternoon IN
the auditorium of the Normal ColleUs.
Prof. Henry +. Fleck will conduct the
Metropolitan Opera orchestra through
Governs scandinavian Symphony"
Bachs Z minoI, suite for strings, the
Dance Of the Sylphs'' from Berlios's
Dafnnation OF Faust" and Lisst's
sing Caro- Nome" from "Rigoletto"
The FREE concerts for the reno inder or
the week will b on Monday evening
at the City Collees: Tuesday evening
at Public Schools No. &c and 3;
Wednesday evening. ut Washington
Irving High School: Thursday after
noon and evening at Richmond Hill
High School: Friday afternoon and
evening at Jamaica High School; Sat-
urday evening at Flushing High
school. and at Public School No. it,.
There Will b fres organ rscitals
tomorrow afternoon at Ethical Cui.
ture School and at Morris High
school, The lecture Sscitals for the
week are ~ follows: Monday eve.
frisd." ana ct the Public Library In
F'ranck:" Tuesday, at Public School
No. 20, "Chopin:" Thursday, at pub.
lie school No. %. ITALY IN Bong ana
Story" ..
Prof. Samuel A. Baldwin will givs
FREQ organ recitals at the City Col
lego on tomorrow and wednesday
afternoons at O'Clock.
Harold Vincent Mflliean viii gtve
Q free organ recital In the Old First
Presbyterian Church on Monday eve
ming. ..t
The evening world., 1914-02-14
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.
RACE TRACK. CHARLESTON, q.

RACE TRACK. CHARLESTON, q.
c.. Fob. 1.-THE entries for Mon
days races are A. follows:
rtRsr AACE-Two.ysar-oid mstdsns; puma
&S0o; conditions; three aud . hen fuhongs.--
0srthelma. 10y Jim 6avase l0ii Mona o.. 100:
"a WsIs. io1; MY ipps. i0i; Jssi ii.ovsi.
ssOS y ACE en-: ;,! $500,
!S:, ss;' ~ g! sss;ssa I 81
al i16,, TCsseS. %; Euds's brcshS. idSi
EMASp' f1tESaY,y.r. id. ..A upward
ssss ss:aissG' S Sss II hu scS WIZ is
i. ss;' w. n. sa''''"
IR9pS' isC; S:,Is. ioi H.. Cay.
FIFTH RAGE-FOsr.yc sroi6 and upward
1882 sSs sfatnaf MSs RsssS.
ics S.a i si.. Ts. s ~ sa, To-. sS
WslIs iSs: L.,es. los: 70 Srnsssclsf. 100 Sc Jul
SIXTH RACE--TSrs-ys ss.old and UPWARD
Xs0on6 b: knisat Of Uncls. ii5: Ton Hancock
sss Jackson s 'i ic sots Man. III, MH's sifi;
sippssntios allowauos. Tuck muddy.
The evening world., 1914-02-14

no was - bed that I eou1dn't look e 60
body and y I'D NJ 9ssy. ~ $780,
vsuld Asssaes my body - ! suNssAs1 -
sc0ScAsd. .4l ss. l.. f..,ssl.
II trssd svssythias and - hlals sesAA,e
end got no ~ ous a thsm. snly -
CutjcurA Soap and Ohtunmt abuut - 9
slght days end gos rslisvsd. I bea0As
two eakes q Cusioufa ssap 81 - o..
cua Oinsunsns and wss sugsl." Dlnsl)
AichaA Duakia. Aug. 4 lOlA rs,
Ooticrs Soap md ointnene AAvs ppovuD
nost valuable fos ths tsAtnns a plmpaD.
blackheads. redneo end ruughns0 a -
faee and hands. dandru6. itching, iFfenAad
scalps with DRY. thin 80 fAllng Aalf, =
well - fur irsitatioas AnA ehAnnO q ~
fancy and for al purposn q ~ tu1se. baAh,
and nurseey. Cuticura Soap 2sn. anA o.
cure Ointmeut SOC. ase sold evayvA9p.
liberal sample q each mailed IVA Mn
82-p. Skin Book. Addre0 postcard "Cual-
cure. Dept. r. Boston"
0Mon vho shave and sha0poo NM O.
tIcuss eoaO w andis ~ for san oAAua1n.
The evening world., 1914-02-14

dsr"--neithsr Of which the audience
could DO. r .s
slowly Louins lowered the deadly
misslle. "0ee!" she easpoN. "you had
me goin! l Just want to explain"
she added casually. that Blink had
to meet . pal here" With . dsft
movement shs ripped the paper from
the parcel. tore on the cover, aud
withdrew q nickei-piated alarm;
clock. ''rhers Yer nre." she OBJ.
served. ~ didn't wan, to miss the
funeral ter morrer, az I sleeps Ike
the dead wiiou I hits the hay, ~ /
went on am bought one OF them
things. an had 'sm set it--didn't
know tho combination mesel1. Pretty
damn Ans little Iarm clools. amt it,"
Kinney leansd weakly up against
tho Tar and waved his hand.
"set EN- up all around. Sweeney.
I.ouina's the little goat catcher I'll
right. all riSht. An-one funera!'ll
Ae--teg tsr.norrsr anyway"
The evening world., 1914-02-14
pos1MISTREss WANTS
TO LOSE her JOB !
She Says the Pay Is So Small She
Is In Dire Straits, but
Can't Give Up. ~

WARRINGTON. Tsb. iA.-Rsprsssata
1--we Allen =. Treadway % Nassaohu.
sets hes . woman eoastitusat who n
tsy1ng - induce ! "a b compel the
osvsransat 70 let her sivs W Q Job.
To-day NJ. Trsadway rseslvsd Q letter
from Ars. Aadis Upton se Lins. Mass.
implorihg him 10 have some one s,ss
appointed - postmaster Il that place
ehs said that che had bssa tryins "a
less ~ jeb eer months but her pros.
pscts were - bsttsr to-day than they
had bssa when she started her cam.
S6S wrote that her po,t.omo. aoo,
virtually no business and that her m,
y 90 small that her family has taller
The evening world., 1914-02-14
ONE DOSE RELIEVES
A COLD NO QU|N|NE
" Pape's Cold Compound y
ends bad colds OF grippe
in y few hours.
Relief comes insta ntly.

Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up severe cold. sitkei
in the head. chest. body o. limbs.
1t promptly opens clogaed up NOS.
trils and air spssases in the head. stop,
nasty discharges or nose running. 70.
iicvcs sick headache. dullness. ieverish-
ness. sore throat. sneszing. soreness and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-upi Quit blowias
and snuffling! Ease your tlissbbina
head! Nothing else in tho world gives
such prompt relief % "Pspc's Cold
Compound" which costs only Is cents
at any drug store. Il acts without
assistance. tastes nice. causes no In.
convenience. BE sure you get The
genuine.
The evening world., 1914-02-14

O'Clock. The soloists will be Teresa
Carreno. Pianists Paul Reimsrs.
teuor: George Barrere, flutist. and
Alberto Bachmann. viollnist, the lat
ter making q final appearance hare.
John Mccormack, The popular irish
tenor. arrived at Vancouver. b. c.,
last Tuesday after q stscoessful con-
land He will give some concerts IN
America before leaving for his annual
engagement At Covent Garden, Lon.
don. One at tho Hippodrope On
Sunday evening. March 10.
The evening world., 1914-02-14
MRS. MARION, AIDE
/. TO MAYOR GAYN0R,
GRANTED Divorce
Confidential Secretary of Late
Mayor Appears at Brief
Hearing.
ONE WITNESS ENOUGH.
Woman Lawyer Author Of Law
to Help Wives Severed
From Husbands.
ONE WITNESS ENOUGH.

Nrs. Jeanne b. Marion. woman law.
yer. who. was Mayor Oaynos's confl.
Dental secretary. and who, while she
was IL the City Han. drafted ban
compelling divorced lushands 70 sup-
part their Children. got an inside view
% ~ workings Of the divorce Mill
whsn her own divorce was trisd ySs-
terday before 0uprsms Court Justics
Blanchard. .E
70 obtain the divorce llrs. Marion
had to drop her psefsssionai name
and reveal the fact that IN private
life she was Mr.. william y. Ellis
worth. vito Of . wen known business
man. to whom shs was married in
1902. City officiAis. lawyers and poll.
ticians ali know her ~ Mrs.. Marion.
ardent advocate Of woman's rights
and very energetic lawyeress.
A dozen Of Mrs.. Aarion's friends
were In court to aid her. but Justice
blanchard decided that tho testimony
Of John Carsrli, friend Of Ellsworth,
was SUFFICIENT to establish the hus-
bands wrongdolng.
HUSBAND INTRODUCED FRIEND
TO YOUNG GIRL.
Ellsworth. the witness testified.
was very fond Of Broadway life. One
day carern was coming out OF the
subway station at Times Square when
he met Ellsworth walking arm in
arm with . chubby little girl who
had . very rcd face. Carerli tipped
his hat and Ellsworth bsckoaed him
to como over and be introduced.
. '-This y the little girl rye taken
up with" said Ellsworth a. he pro.
s6ntsd his companion. She smiled
but Carerli was unable to remember
whether Ellsworth had mentioned
her mama In the Introduction. Tho
couple hurried away and Carerli
went Ahott his business.
Mr.. Marion has had Z very event
full careeF-Al the way from cham.
pioning Woman's rights to shingling
She created . stir in odlcaal circles
during Mayor 0aypor's administra-
ton By carrying . big banner in a
0uffraSetto parade. Mrs. Marion was
In the Mayors once at that time
and Mr.. 0aynor had already declared
himself opposed to votes for women.
Although she no longer has q hus-
band Mrs. Marion has very faith
full companion who viii stick through
thick and thin and his name il
Jerry" and he's some bulldog a.
most OF the City Hall attaches will
attest.
The evening world., 1914-02-14
FOR DANDRUFF, FALLING Hair OR
ITCHY SCALP -5 Cent DANDERINE

overcome Il produces Q fevsrishness
and itching q The scalp, ths hsir rootl
ismish. loosen and die: then the All
falls out fast.
II your hair has been neglected and
e thin. faded. dry. scrsgsy or too
oily. get . Is cent bottle II knowlto on I
Dandedne st any drug store or toilet
counter; apply . little u directed sad
ten minutes after you will ssy this vss
the bsst invest ment you ever made.
We sincerely believe. regardless ol
everything else advertised. that II you
desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and
lots q lt--as dsndruii.-no itchina
scalp and NO more falling hair -yo,
must use Knowlton's Dsndsrine. Il
sveatHa lly-vhy aee aevl I'D.