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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-02
Where Do | Come In :"

membership
- selfish side of the question Why he should join the ranks and do
his duty argument Come In? "What
Benefit Do Get Organization Will Bcne
My Bus
This about the argument hears but isn't it about the most I'M
reasonable kind lone citizen another there logic it, Stop and
think What the duties the object the organization such
the Cairo Association of CmmerccT and CONNER
ca and Manufacturing Enterprises This being and carried out
the best ability and endeavos the organization whether with
great small degree Isn't what all communities
should strive for What particular achievement condition will absolutely
improve city, make and its merchants ppeous what
W Additional industries Industries the Importance of
town city effectively than any other agency
Therefore join Cairo Asociatonof Commerce Become
member thereof Become with united help of four five
hundred others push and good results ultimately follow
Such united efforts bear that population
and consequently MORE BUSINESS For EVERYBODY
Here few of the important things Commercial Club has
ompished during years
Sears Roebuck. Establishment of Traffic Bureau
Mcclure Manufacturing Sios Passenger
/ Elk Pearl Button Factory. extended to limo.
Valley Cereal Mills Additional Mail l. NJ. T. l.,
Lousian North
Leigh Banma Co. Additional Mail Service l. C.. r.
Illinois State Farmers Institute South
Dickens Lecture Annual Meeting Illinois Highway
Greenfield Ferry Matter. Improvement Association
Three States BANQUET md
Illinois of
One Mile Mecadam Rock Road K
The above results; many
up Many Industries could have landed had way
hnancc them but alas there the rub; there money sngenc
mgs our people But this
one We hope that with
three united organizations better results may be achieved
Lend your assistance so far be helpful thoughts
advice to those who lead Let assist financially when good
popouoh oeS e 20 So The balance will be comparatively
Yours respectfully
SAML WHITE
Chairman Membership Committee
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
Diabetes Loses
Its TerrOrS
Specialist believe Cure has
been found for this
dread disease

Diabetes no longer need he terror
to those who have become victims to
this dread disease.
As the result of extensive expert
ments. specialist announces that a
simple plant. growing wild in Mexico.
is a specific i'm the treatment of da-
betes, quickly reducing the specific
gravity and sugar, restoring vigor and
building up the system.
This harmless vegetable remedy
should relieve the patient Of his worst
symptoms. i'm the most aggravated
cases, within Il week. and To prove il,
we will mail soc package for Zoe to
help pay distribution cost. with free
booklet of special value To the diabetic.
containing latest diet lists and eN-
elusive table of food values. giving per-
centase of starch and sugar Ccarbo-
hydrates) in $50 different foods. Dia-
betol herb is sold under guarantee Of
satisfaction or money refunded
Tell your afflicted friends of this Of
fer and send Zoe today for full-sizei
soc package. Ames Chemical Co,
Dept. Al, Whitney Point, y. Y.
You can get Diabetol from Zelgler
Specially CO., or any druggist at the
regular rice.-Advcrtisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
PICTURES OF COPPER COUNTRY.
Moving Picture Co. Would Like 10
Make Films Of District.

Secretary George l.. Price of the
Copper Country Commercial club is u
receipt of "a letter from one of the bIy
moving picture companies Of the Unit
ed States requesting that ne furnish
them with Information rs 10 whether
or not the people of this district woull
like some advertising i'm the line of
moving picture films. What the COM
pary offers is 10 come to the copper
country and make a moving picture
scenario i'm this district. The movies
would Dee shown throughout the United
States for lN2 days and nights and the
company believes ii would he excellent
advertising for this region
II viii cost nothing 20 haye the COM
pany come here it is stated Secrc-
tar, Price believes il To- be a good idea
and viii gather information on tho
subject Immediately. Many OF the
large cities have tried the plan ana
report that il is great success.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
ADDITIONAL HANCOCK
HANCOCK CALUMET GAME
LIKELY TO Be POSTPONED
NEITHER TEAM READY FOR
FIRST coNTEST-WILl PRAc.
TicE TOMORROW.

The first game OF the inter- scholas-
tic baseball series which was to have
been PLAYED tomorrow afternoon be-
tween Hancock and Calumet may oe
postponed. owing to the fact that
neither team is ready for the game.
The local players have been on the
diamond FOR only one week. owing to
the adverse weather OF late and thus
have not even had an opportunity to
select their players. The conditions a;
Calumet are practically the same, ac-
cording To advices received this morn
ing
Captain AXelson has been busy for
the past few days preparing a lineup
10 represent the local school this year
ana a practice game is scheduled To
he played tomorrow afternoon between
the high school and alumni mines. The
alumni team is composed of former
high school stars and il is expected
hey will give the younger players AN
excellent practice.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
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:. HOUGHTON BREVITIES. :.


Harrison Miller, son Of Mr. ana Mrs.
William Miller, fell yesterday after
noon and sustained a fracture of the
arm just above the wrist. lie was
standing on ladder ana cost his fact
ing, the fall resulting in the injury.
The members of the basketball team
that represented the Michigan COL
lege of Mines during the past season
have had their pictures taken in uni
form and the picture is nov no display
at Bonsalrs art studio on sheldon
sueet The team il the cidi.ant o.
the upper peninsula championship.
An interesting two-reeled feature
'lm may be seen by patrons of the
Lyric theater at the little playhouse
this evening entitled THE Laws De-
cree In this great film. Florence
Lawrence takes the leading role
County Clerk Martin Voetsch Of
Baraga county was a Houghton visitor
Yesterday. He returned To L'Anse last
evening.
Manager Ref Of the local branch Of
tn" Michigan state Telephone company
was advised Yesterday that the change
I'm headquarters and the final cutoyer|
from the present location to the new
offices in the Masonic temple viii he
made May "a
Dr. and Mrs. f. ]. Larned of Green
land visited in Houghton yesterday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
sUPT. DoELLE TO BE ORATOR.
School Superintendent Will Deliver
Memorial Day Address.

MemoFldl LAY ADDRESS
The Memorial day committee yes
terday announced that John \. Doelle.
superintendent Of the Houghton public
schools will deliver the principal adj
dress at the exercises to be conducted
in Houghton. The selection Of Mr..
Doelle is particularly pleasing To
members OF the military organizations
under whose auspices the day will be
Commemorated. lie is an eloquent
orator who may be depended upon to
pay the proper tribute To- the senti-
ments Of the occasion
Announcements also made by the
committee are the selection Of w. n.
Mason of Hancock as grand marshal
and Of Hon. Charles Smith Of Hubbeu
as president of the day.
The general committee viii hold %
final meeting in the hall OF George
AUllar camp, United Spanish War
Veterans. Houehton. next Tuesday
night 70 complete final arrangrments.
The arrangements thus far made
are for parade in which the 6. 4. r.
United Spanish War Veterans.
Houghton Light Infantry. Hancock
Naval Reserve and the children Of the
schools Of Hou-hton aud Hancock al.
participate 80 program Including Mr..
Duelle's address and choral and in
strum"ntal musical numbers. dccora-
ton ~ the graves Jon the cemeteries of
iIoughton and Hancoct: general sus-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
CELEBRATION ON JUNE "a.
ST. John de Baptiste Societies to Meet
at Electric Park

At a recent meeting of the commit .
tee in charge of arrangements for the
annual celebration in. honor Of 81.
Johns day, by the French societic, #
Hancock and vicinity towns, il Wa;
unanimously decided to hold the cele-
bration at Electric Park ON June =.
Everything possible will bc done t.
make the celebration this year even
better than those of former years.
The Calumet and Torch Lake
branches Of the society viii journey to
Hancock by special train. They will
he met at the Copper Range depot by
the local members. following which
mass will he celebrated i'm -. Josephs
church Rev. Fr. DuesCheue of que.
bee. ont Will preach the sermon. He
is a nephew of T.. j. DUDE Of Houghton
one OF the prominent members of the
society. one of the features of the
church services viii be the presence OF
a number of outside priests. Every
priest i'm the county has been invited
To attend and it is believed the invita-
ton will he gladly accepted.
After mass the societies will form
and march Ia West Hancock as far
as railroad crossing where several spc-
cial cars will he waiting To carry the
crowds to Electric Park gratis. Din
ner will he served at the park by the
ladies of st. Josephs church.
The address of the day will he de-
livered by Hon. Hector VI. I.aferte of
Quebec who comes here-upon the rec
Of PrDne.Mn!ster Gouin
Of the province of Quebec. The speak
or will talk inside the pavilion. com
mencing at 3 o'clock. There will be
other speakers also.
Three bands, the Calumet 4 Hcc'a
Lake Linden and quincy. have hccn
engaged for the day.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
MeXICANS BELIEVE THEY
COULD DEFEAT US. ARMY
FORMER HouGHToN MAN, NOW
ON FRONTIER, TELLS OF
THEIR DELUSION.

Fred Kron. the son of T. W kroll,
the Houghton druggist. and grad-
nate Of the Michigan College of Mines,
IS now working al his profession on
the Mexican border, In southern ArlZ-
ona. In writing from Patagoni', Ariz,
the young man tells OF a deluslun the
MeXicans have that they can defeat
the United states should war be de-
clared. Excerpts of the letter follow;
The average Mexican here thinks
that the whole United States is ~
sparsely populated as the parts Of
Arizona and New Mexico he is famil-
lar with. The Mexicans outnumbe'
us 10 10 I in this section and they are
not very reticent in telling just what
they will do while the troops are NOV
ing southwark.
THE ignorance of some of the Mex
leans is laughable and deplorable.
They actually believe that Huerta or
villa could march right north and
take some of the larger cities of the
United States il they wanted 10.
- am reminded of two McXicans al
Nogales who were giving their opinions
within earshot of negro trooper.
WHY said one Of the MeXicans,
we could engage the Grngo troops so
ncrccly ON their own soil that they
would never cross that line
"'Ah guess your right boss said the
trooper. when we goes into Mexico
Wen just take that line right with
us
In reference to the arrival Of the
United states troops at the border, the
young man says:
we are still on the job at the mine,
though the Mexican situation, il itl
takes turn, might find us in the hills |
before morning. More troops continue |
10 arrive at the border So the United |
States evidently intends % do things |
right II war is declared. one thousand |
men do not seem like very many but |
when you see them pile off a train and |
begin To unload their supplies. tents, |
machine guns, ammunition. you begin |
to realize what war means. They had |
three carloads Of ammunition alone |
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
OBSERVE ARBoR DAY.
Pupils Of Houghton Schools Present
Appropriate Programs.

Arbor and Bird day was observed in
the public and rural schools of Hough-
ton today with the rendition of spe-
ciai programs. The custom has been
followed for a number of years and
teachers have found that its observ-
ance aids the pupils in caring for the
birds, trees and flowers.
Many trees We're planted today by
the young and old. In several of the
schools trees were distributed 10 the
pupils and the later portion of the af-
ternoon. following the exercises, was
spent i'm planting the trees.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
SUMNER HOME FOR THE
PRESIDENT NOW URGED
Wilson's Tent Prompts Sill to Proyid.
Mountain White House

Washington, May N--The action ca
President Wilson in using tent in the
White House grounds for Office pur-
poses prompted Representative Carlu,
of Virginia. To offer a bin today pro-
viding summer home for the prcsi-
dent.
Mr.. Carlin thinks that Congress
should build summer mansion for
the president in such proximity to
Washington that the chief magistrate
would he able to 80 To- il from time To-
time in the heated period.
The Carlin bin provides that su.h
a home shall he built on the summit
OF the Blue Ridge mountains near
Mount Weather. Va. The sum of $50.
OOO is made available for the purchase
Of site ana the preparation of plans
tor suitable building.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
ADJUSTMENT DELAYS PLANS.
Rebuilding OF Foundry Assured, blu.
Work Will Be Hampered.

Plans for the rebuilding of the Car
roll foundry. which was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night are somewhat
hampered because OF delay incident
To the adjustment Of the loss. though
as soon as this formality disposed of.
construction work will begin The
insurance on the plant amounts To
F25o.ooo. but This does not cover more
than fifty per cent. of the loss.
As soon as is possible, after the adj
justers romplet" their work. the site
VIII he cleared and such machinery as
may not have been seriously dam
aged, viii be- repaired. Plans for the
new buildings it is understood. aI-
ready are being considered and more
Sulslantlal structures will be erected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
CRACK IN THE LIBERTY
BELL rs INCREASING.
Jacks Put Under Relic; Authorities
Oppose Trip to Frisco.

Philadelphia. Pa. May N.-Recent in
vcstigation shows that the crack I'm the
Liberty hell has been enlarged ana
heightened. and that the priceless relic
may be saved from more serious dam
age. city authorities have placed four
automobile Jacks under it.
Zach Jack has a supporting capaci-
u of four tons. Heavy felt pads have
been inserted between the Jacks and
the bell. So that the metal will not be
Jared by the slightest tremor.
Examinations have established the
fact that the new crack, extending
from the top of the old crack. has in
creased in length until it now eNtends
around about one quarter of
the bells circumference.
As result. authorities are con-
WINGED that the projected "trip of the
liberty bell To the Panama Pacific oX
position would he fatal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
FIRST AUTOMOBILE TOURISTS.
Claude r. Hancock and Howard Mer.
~ Motor Here From Cleveland.

Claude +. Hancock of Chassell and
Howard Merry Of Cleveland. o.. ar
rived In Houghton yesterday afternoon
after completing AN automobile trip
from Cleveland. The trip required some
time as the roads were not i'm the hest
of condition IN many places The two
men left Cleveland April %. MIR. Han
cock is a civil engineer and Mr.. Mer-
~ "A cartoonlst. Their time was oc-
cupied en- route i'm preparing a map
and sketches for the Pathfinder.
which is to be issued for tourists wish
ing To journey from the larger cities
To the copper country.
When the TWO men reached Michi
CANINE they reported that the roads
were In such poor condition that they
We're forced 10 ship their car 10
L'Anse and from there they success
fully completed their journey here.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
WATER BOND TO BE PAID.
Village Council Decides to Commence
Clearing Up Old Debts.

CLEARING Up Old Deb4e
Tho important matter nrusHr be-
fore the council for discussion IN the
r,gular monthly meeting of r.tl body
yesterday afternoon Nas bn. suaic.l Of
the indebtedness Of the VILLAGE. Mayor
Hartman brought before Tho meuHc,..
of the council The matter of ..car-
ing mp the old debts and stated tHat
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08

Manager Ben Gettleman of the : tvnv
ture film to be presented this evening.
The film is entitled flaws DASH for
Liberty ana in the film will Ice sean
Harry Is. Thaw himself
Members of the knights Of PN'hias
last evening decided to accept tn in
Nitation of Rev. L. G. Rich. pastor IF
the First Congregational churo1 of
Hancock, To attend that church the
first SUNDAY mnrning i'm Juno.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
NATURALIZATION PETITIONS.

The following aliens have applied to
County clerk Kaiser for FUN citizen
ship papers:
Richard Lander, England Calumet.
Boston. 1909.
Thomas II. Stevens England. Laur-
ium. New York. 1908.
Percy Penberthy. England. Laurium,
New York. 1907.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
FINAL MEETING TOMORROW.

The final meeting of the school yea,
of the copper Country Superinten-
dents Round Table i'm the Contra,
school building. The purpose of the
meeting is To interchange ideas On
school methods.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
ANNUAL DANCE TONIGHT.
Junior Glass OF Local School to En-
terrain in Masonic Temple.

Arrangements have been completed
for the annual dance to be given by
the Junior class of the Houghton high
school in the Masonic temple this
evening The decorating committee
has been no work FOR the past few days
and novel color scheme has been ar
ranged Those in charge feel that IL
viii be one Of the most elaborate az
fairs Of its kind given for many years
and an efforts have been towards this
direction
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
A Just Judge.

Chicago-F0r heating their mother
because she wanted them 10 pay board.
$500 and costs by Judge Caverly.
Their mother displayed ugly bruises.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08

1SS2-The Dominion government Gro
ated he four provisional districts now
comprising the provinces of Alberta
and saskatchewan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
Houghton Department
TO SEEK CLIENTS RELEASE.
Attorney Jos. Hambitzer viii Ask Dis.
nnissal Of Wsddell Guards.

I'm tn. Houghton county circuit
court Monday, Attorney Joseph Ham
bitter will ask for the release of Will
lam Grimes and +. Kelly, two former
Waddell guards who are held in the
county Jail as witnesses I'm the Huhta
case. Th1 matter viii be based on the
fact that the men came to Houghtou,
voluntarily and that they are not resi-
dents of Michigan.
The application will be signed by
y. +, Kaiser. Justice Little and the de-
PENDANTS. Since their trial aud ac-
quittal ON charge of murder, the
men have been held under bonds of
$1,000 and being unable To secure hail,
they were remanded 10 the county
d.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-05-08
Meyer Case to Open July l..

Preparations for the trial OF Charles
T. Meyer and other leaders of the
Western Federation of Miners on q
charge Of conspiracy. gave so far pro-
crossed that Special Prosecutor Georg
Nichols believes the case will begin
JuN T. BY virtue of the change OF
Venue the cases will bee tried in the
Barasa county circuit court. The case
originally was set for the May term
which will open May Is, but numerous
other cases will be given attention
first. These trials will occupy at least
two weeks and the court will have Co
adjourn for the EeWeenaw term.
Various other matters will then come
mp and July / is about the earliest
date that can be expected by the pros
ecutiun.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-01
CORRESPONDENT.

Fishing LICENSES in the state OF Cali.
fornia during the next year Il d csti.
mated will net the state $f31 900.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-01
]. WILLIAMS vs..
CHINESE IS THE
BASEBALL CARD
Game at Athletic Park This A.
tern0on Attracting All Sorts
Of Notice from the Fans -
Should Be Hummer

The big doings on the diamond to-
day are being looked forward to by
the fans with unusual interest, and
when the All-Chinese stack up
against Johnny Williams, AIl-0ahn
outfit At Athletic park at 8 o'clock,
there win be number fancying the
chances OF the picked organization,
backed by the pitching Of the Detroit
recruit.
The defeat OF the Chinese by the
Portuguese last Sunday has put a
different aspect on today's game. The
fans have woke up 10 the fact that
the Oriental cracks are not unbeat-
able, and with Williams doing the
box work some Of the form figurers
are Of the opinion that the dose will
be repeated today, and that the Chi
nese will have another loss to check
on their record. However, so classy
IS the brand Of ball played by Sam
Hops men, and so consistent has
been their string Of victories, that
there viii be all kinds of Chinese
money to cover whatever may be put
No Nv the AIIsOahu supporters, and
BY Chinese money is not meant the
Alnd with the hole In the center,
either.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-01
AMATEUR WILL
SAIL THE new
CUP defender

Robert Wales Emmons I'd, manager
CT the cup defender which Is being
Euils al Bristol. r L. has announced
that Charles Francis Adams. "a. treas
urer Of Harvard University and one
CT the best amateur shippers In this
country, would be at the wheel Of the
defender when she met Sir Thomas
J. Lsptcns challenger or Sandy Hook
in the big races for the Americas cup
next summer.
Mr.. Adams thus becomes the FIRST
amateur skipper ever to steer a yacht
in race for the Americas cup. He
has taken part in q number cf IN
ternaticnal sender races and this sum-
mer sailed the Harpoon against the
Germans cff aIarblehead.
In addition to Mr. Adams and Mr.
Emn1cns. the following amateur skip
'ners will he en- the defender IN the
big races: John Parkinson. Jrs George
Niehols. New York. and @. A. Cor.
mach secretary CT the New York
Yacht Tub and member Of che New
York syndicate that IS building the
yacht.
The syndicate Is composed Of past
and present flag officers Of the New
York Yacht Club. as follows Vice
commodore G. 2. Baker. Jr.. Rear.com.
iodore J. P. Morgan. exc ommodofes
II. q. Bourne. Cornelius Vanderbilt end
A. Curtis James and vlce-commodoro
Henry Walters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-01
TACOMA YACHT !.
NAY RACE HERE
rBy latest MALL

S TAC0MA-Taconla may be repre-
scented next year in the San Pedro-to-
Honolulu schooner race with schoon-
er which is said to- be the equal of, il
not a much better beat, than the Lur-
line, which aas won the race three
successive years.
At the monthly meeting of the Ia
coma Yacht Club in the. Commercial
club, b. F.. Jacobs reported that
movement was on foot to purchase q
schooner, now ON the Sound and own
ed in Seattle, to enter the big race to
be held. the last part of next. June or
the first of July. The schooner in
mind can be purchased for $4,000. Il is
said, and cost her builder about S15,-
coo. She is "a feet over al and CT S5
tonnage. before the wind 1t is said
the schooner can travel like a witch.
and as the race to Honolulu Is before
the wind all the way it IS thought the
Sound schooner can beat the Lurline
with from II to "a hours margin.
Next years willf be the fourth or
fifth Honolulu race held. 1t is BIZ
enniai affair. out an extra race J Il;
planned for 1915. as.' g ,' o. ,. ~ -.