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FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1912.
THE CALUMET NEWS
PAGE THREE
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Hancock Department
HANCOCK RATES
NOT EXCESSIVE
So Declares Manager of Michi
gan Insurance Bureau
Harry Trssaballl, "i Negsuaee, nan
Sger f the Ipper IVnin-ula Insurance
Inspection luri'ai, aeeerti thai the
proper! . pWMn in Hancock will not
at this tlm succeed in obtaining a
reduction la their Insurance rstes, ai
h result t tii.' inpiu inn nt in wiring
mid other conditions nine w .
gtockly wna ejapoihb t general nanag
r of the i-ity. a tew weeks apo Mr.
Trembath made a trip t. tha copper
country upon hivltatlpa of Mr. Btoek
.ml other prominent nun "I tin-
cay, for I ha purpoaa at looking o r
the improvements. They were of the
Opinion thai the pity's liumrance rataa
ahauld i- reduced, bul Mr. Trembath
yesterday said that the Impi .mints
wars imnntdered in fixing tin prssek
rataa,
Mr. 0teckJy, Mr. Trembath said, is
doing goon work, but tin- improve
ments are not or a nature to warrant
n reduction of tha rates now in force,
The only way that Hancock can gat
into a iif classification, wit 1 1 lower
rates tor all properties, is by main
taint ng a paid lira department, The
present volunteer department ml
Trembath says, is as good as can be
fi and anywhere in the upper psaln
suls an I tha water system li also sat
isfactory, hut tin- insurance m a an
not i lowered until paid department
i:t organised.
Mr. Trembath aaM that he would i
only too glad to co-operate with the
people nt Heaooch or any other n
or tow n in the upper peninsula, in an
afforl to peduoe their insurance rates,
tint be .Iocs not now see Ms way clear
to recommend a lower olaaelflcatlon
for any city in 1 1 1 i region. The insur
ance cinpanv would he glad to re
duce rate on all properties on which
the rue haaard Is reduced. Hancock
he said, has many frame buildings in
places where a fire would cause the
insurance company heavy losses.
The experience of the insurance
companion show that they make more
money on a i p r bent Rata oh brick
stone or concrete structures than they
do on a rate of from '.' to per BOW
in wood buildings, and that they
would much prefer to have a citv
elssstficd In the4 one. one hart or two
per tent rate than in the higher ra--.
The tiiKiiran e companies have also
found by experience tiiat the a .a a
lite of the wooden buildings, cspc lat-
lv in the bustfJeea district of tin av
erage town. Iocs not exceed flop!
twenty tO twent.v-ihe years, and in
many places wooden structures have
h.en doatroysd by ire ' two r three
times tn that period. What all up
per peninsula cities must is tfl Kit
lower c l issilh ation is maintain paid
fire departments ami put up i t
fire proof structures.
DIF.S AT ST JOSEPH S.
Old Houghton Resident Passes Away
at the Hospital.
Ctoorge H. H. l-e; t. lor the past Aft)
yenia a resident of the copper country,
passed nwa a? St. Joseph's BOSpifal
lust nil. hi. aued 70.
Hel.ert was Iwun on Ann 15, 1912,
and came to the pi r eountrs Wht.lt
twenty years old. He opened a dm-
store iii rfOOffhtOf w 'ii( h In- rati IM
Iwanty-Avs cais ami thai wwved
Itnbbell Where h, went into ihe drug
luPJIneM fur tin- lhat f VHn u"
has heep. MVtPloyed 10 a carp, liter at
tha Mas.- mill Jt K uraettiw Hay.
Keben hi am h 'i hj Ms wtfo ami
sevcml chUdraa, No mnernl arrange
ments have bean ma le as yet
SPECIAL MEETING TONIGHT.
A Rpeehl ineclin-; of the trade ami
labor (ounctl has been culled i ..night
when Una and detlnlt, plan: will he
made regarding lh Moor da celebra
tion to he held at Ihe Hancock grtfTe.
The matter of prohibit Ins the of
Intoxicating liquor ni th debratlort
tan ill e,.m. np for Mgehgalon ami it
se. nis BOW !f lh in' ml., i- Would
njsree heartily with the rcuueal Ot the
police to itOP H e sale of huor at all
Celebration! at the Pirk ami move.
At totiiuht's n ting it is probable
that dm place of Monday s Labor Day
picnic will be Changed Iro n the Han
cock grove to tin- prog Pool grave baa
HouKhton.
It pays to advertise.
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Remove
These Homely Spots.
TbfrnB no longer the alL'htoat neo.1
of feeling sahamad f your frechtag
as a new drun, oHiin. double str . ngtli
hs been discovered ihat poaitlvati ra-
moVPH these hotlielv M'otS.
Simply get one ounce of Othlne
double Htreimih. from IvikI" lru
Storp ond apply a little of It nt dclit
and in the morning you will aag thai
even the worst freckles have begun to
di8Bppe.il, while Hie lighter ones have
anished entirely. It t s.-ldoin thai
more than an ounce la needed to com
pletely clear the skin and gain a ncau
tlf ill clear complexion
Be mire to nk for double trenKl!
oibine. us t til: is dd under ruaranle.
nf n.nny hock if It fnlls to romovi
freeklea.
TEMPLE OF JACOB TO
BE DEDICATED SDNDAY
CONGREGATION OF ISRAEL WILL.
FORMALLY OPEN SYNAGOC
SUNDAY.
The new fMiagoH which has been
eraeti'd mar the Haneoafe cm! ci ihe
rhttnt) bridge will be iMatosted Hun da)
afternoon, tha asarclaai oanjgaanctitg
at :30 n'cioca. Invltatloag here bean
Heat out by the m cretin s to a MJVP
number of protnlnent I ewe in the top
per OOUntrj ami a Mfge atlemlaii.e
i. expected. Kabbl Joseph Heesh am'
I'.abbi lefKpVitl arc expected hel .
1 1 "in Chicago today, Robb liefkoviu
cemtnM here temporarllj to attend the
dedii atiim WMIl faihbi Hev, ah Wtfl
lirinK his tamil here and locate In
I Ian.- , K.
The new lynagi i.- praottealfy com
pleted, the nnl) work mmalnlrg betnn
ihe completion of tin retaining wail
In front of ice building and the K'-id-
u)K of the int. Anderson I lona ar
rushlm the waah on ti e r tabling wall
and win have i; completed before ih"
date a ihe cMi. Maa, The ponereta
steps are already in place ami th in
terior work was completed a short
tune ago,
Th, i'i tnple of .la. on is om af th
most beautlsal hoimes of woretllp m
Ihe copper country. The Interior dec-
orations ure marl., perfect. vhlle th"
altar is am ng (hi hamlsomisi in tho
county, The iltar faces the WeM and
IS I!. I. iked b) two i ;illr: l.ni OOCh coll-
talnlng s van candies. The altar Itself
is placed on a ralaed platform, elevat
ed about two feel cbnvc the iiiain Raor
and backed h a curtain, whieh cov
ers a reCeai in the wall and whlin !s
the moat sacred place in the teasple.
a gallery runs along the west tide of
ihe temple and fa -i s the altar. The
eight Maim-.; glagi wtndowe of the
i;iL;ij. were preeented b) Jewish
i mi. Ins ;j; nientory of departed niem-
bera, The Sample win be lllamlnotad
It) ten electric Ughte suspended in a
cluater from (he d me ami supplement
od by small, r eleotrtc Ughte arranged
U found the walls.
The basemen I la dlvkled up into
smaller rooms, tho Mrgeal of Which
will ! used as a meeting place and
ior ihe Koldlng ot gabbath echooL
Uockaf roomi ami other convehten ea
hae ueen edded, Winking the whole
about oompleM m i oonvenlant.
Tiie program for the dedication exer
cises Is as follows:
Mail Tuvu Mm!-eho-Sunr; by t;.
flneae.
Procraskui laaaring the s roils of
the Law; I'.salrn - I - P. iusse.
gjj Ma ifJaarot i U bh4m,
Induction of Itahbl .Tost ph rteveah
U Kabbi M
Dedii a ton
ik veah.
Preaentntlp
Acceptance
Lefkovlte.
Prayer Etabbl Joseph
of Key
.: be- I
A. U U
i esldent
1 1 UK'
M. Retd,
Lighting ..f Porpetut
hup
Mi.-. I.
i lotdamrth.
Horlpfnral Reading; t, Kings; Cba
tar I Rabbi Joseph He cab.
Dedi. atorj Bergaon Rabbi m
k.. its
L f
Ad If s in .1. w ish
Benediction Rabbi
Dedication Ball
Tile Jew lib Ladles'
U Rem
m. Uofkpvita.
Arranged.
Auxiliary of the
First Congregation "i Israel will give
dedication bail at the Amphidrome
m xt Monday evening In celebration of,
the oompletloa of the new temple.
The hall proniif.es to be a aoci il
function ol much Importance it will
he attended very largely and the com
mittees in rtiargO Intend tfl make the
evening pleasant for aH of their guesta,
The hall will he prettily decorated.
Director Kllmthammer of Kllng-
kamniei's orchcatrg yeaterday auhmlt-
ted to the . oinmlttec a
program of
My Ronnie
dance music as follows
Two-step. Itring Hack
p. Me.
Wal'z, Joys of Summer.
Two-stei. Au Ravoir,
ii'.. Golden Dreamland.
Two-st.p. when von Ware Twenty'
one and I Was Sw i el Sixteen.
Walts, Wadding the Pairhnt
Tn o-si. p. The Deep larpta
W alt.. Kali i Kis. es.
Two-step, Take a Little
Father.
Wall, .luno.
Tw .-step. That Stop Timi
Weit. Wedding King.
Tw,. siee. Don') Blame Mi
Tip from
Hag.
for Lov -
lnK Tou.
Waits, The Itlushlng of the Rose.
Two stop, Watting for Robert i.e.
Walt Harbor of Love.
TWO-Step, The Hand fame Hack.
Wall' Sweet Memories.
Two step. The Spring Maid.
Wait.. Arcadia,
Two-step, drizzly Rear.
Win- The Spring HMo-Two-Step,
That Mysterious Rag.
Wall.. I Night 'Dear.
PLAY OFF CRICKET GAMES.
Seeretaiv ib id of tn.. Copper Coun
try cricket hague ays Hint the post-
powed games will played off gd
rm as Boeetblc fr. m now on, ami with
favorable weath.i on Silmd ixa. It 18
h.,p d to have the tn 're schedule com
pleted bj the riral .i s tobet. The
matter nf srranging for the poatpotied
gam rest ,'''r,tn!,' ,,f t!"
inb ihetnsclvea. rhe tiamal e-.irtom in
such ensis. and the mi' ?ikolv to be
followed. Irt0 have the Raines p.avcd
Off In the same order In which liny
W et c pUSffM Ok if
i , Mont ' ' l'om dii cctoi of gtnali
in the Haneo k s. hoolS and his gtaicr
ii.c n,,mnlne 'oMom. a rcce il grad
uate of 'lie I. elicit Con' rv Ttorv of
Music, arrived m Hanenea this morn
lug from Dcti. it.
RESERVES MAY TAKE PART
IN BIG NEW YORK PAGEANT
HANCOCK DIVISION GETS INVITA
TION AND EFFORT WILL BE
MADE TO ARRANGE TRIP.
The Han. .. k nn a: rem ri I; . I.. a
Invited to make a trip to New York
in October and take pail in the Mg
naval pageant to be h.hi October If
to Inctualve, A letter lia been r
dyed by the oflicefH of the H.mc,..
ragervee uruini; them to bring all tin
Influence they pan command ;. India
ihe proper itrthorttlea to mike ar
rangemente for Hie trip.
The letter receivd b the rlBOCOCM
division was njalled today to (Jtani M
Rtephenson f Menominee, fnwnmangiT
of the second battalion ana he will take
the ni 'tter up .vlth tile Stttte uffl. i.llh
Pavorable action l hoped for hare,
The battalion Is in good shape unau-
c la thy and has money that could be
uaad, to defray onrt of the agpanae at
the triii, so that if the itate will agree
to pay a stiare the trip seems assured.
HORSES HAVE RURBER SHOES.
rlanrcck Fire Teams Provided W tli
Non-Shppable Shoes.
Tin- rlanCOCh 'he department hoises
are provided witt non-attupable ruh
ber shoes, and have been for about
two months. Nothing was so d about
ilu- matter when the Innovation was
UrSt triid. hut the shoes ha v.- prov ed
such a great gUCCeaa that cMt.v .Man
ager BtocKly now feebi more at Ithertj
to mention the matter,
Tin- now slim s were latrodueod af
ter one of tiie tennis ha I 'alien tWi
in making the rilfl front the tii. hall to
the railroad crossing la weal Hancock,
mid reallaiag the ion the city would
Incur it pas of th. horses houid meet
with a sell, us ac blent through slip
ping, Mr. Sto kt) had solne rilbbei
shoes tried and m w declares that not
a man ip ti e department would be In
favor of nt ai lining to 'the old etyh
Iron shoes. Not ones since their Intro-
du. thai have anv of the horses ipilp
pc.l wiih Ho new shoes Slipped i r i
making a ran and they hi ve wora
surprtalngly well, ao wall in fact, thai
Mr. Stockly believes they will Drove
moi.. soon an lea I than tin ordinary
shoe.
only two teams have been ttttad
with Hum so far. th" oldest . itv team
being remarkablv gure-fo.'ted and it
as tl ghl l.-tter to have them
alone and .online the innovation t,
ll tier teams. The city workim;
learn is not so provided either as tin-
nigh work gnd the crushed rock
i nids over which Hies- are obliged to
woik weald rein a pair of rubbei
shoes rn a short time.
s a whole Mr. St .cklv bejlcves the
i ubber sIhh is a m e at inip-ov clie nt
over the idd style ami well adapted to
the hills am' pavements in the coppei
country, and he believes that when il
advantages tn mote understood the
rubber shoe will have a mm h wider
vonue than at l resent.
ORGANIZED BALL NEXT YEAR.
Hancock Will Be In New Lenyue In
1913. --Plans Being Made.
Plans are already being asade for th.-
formation of a six b am has. bill oag:;e
next pai, s hoarding t. Johh stack,
Barags com.tv fans being tie most sc.
the in agitating such an irrang4 -
nieiit. Stock believes such a league
entirely feasible gnd sees no reason.
why it should fall. Huhbcll is a
certainty, If iu ii a esraoll is ipisnlsed,
ami so is a team from the north end
of the county. Mohawk would prob
tWy come in. also Huron! wn,
Repttbll h is asked t be admittafl to
the league if suck an organisation is
formed 'ail it is considered that Re
public is too far away. The t ins want
a laague composed of towns snnM
icached ami conipactlj grouped.
Hancock ins had no organised ball
this vi u since ih" breaking up af
ih. copper Country league about a
month ago. Klkhnrt wanted to come
here for a imi and when all of the
irrahgamonts were complete, it woe
(jpnnd Hie gToUndg wen in stu b OSSV
lition as to preclude the pcsalbtllty of
playing; so there has been no boll here
for some time. Ilnbb. ll pn l.ibly will
some bur - fot a game next wek, and
f ihe gSane Is ariansed It seems . , r
l it In Ihat the fans will turn out well.
FAIL TO COMPROMISE.
Sarr.antana Adjourn Meeting Without
Setting Their Troubles.
The special meeting of the Imperial
Council of Modern Bamarltans ad
lourned without being nolo to arrive
at H settlement of the (actional dilTei-
ences which have caused consnderattM
lltlgntlon, says the Duiuth htbrahl
Hut memb rs of the council have not
et given Rp the Idea of effecting I
eomproinljc which will Stop all the
litigation ami bring the management
.f Ihe order to i pea- el id basis again
and Olipawin 'Hi the war footing. Tag
. ecu.ivc board of the Imperial coun
ii win bold another regular meeUng
n s- pt. jl and its member profess
to believe that by that time a com
promise nil be effacing.
Several resolutions were inlieda .d
yesterday afternoon looking toward a
settlement bul all proved unmtUrtsV -
lory and nothing came of th -m. The
result wag Hie passage of S regain-
Mon rerogntslns onljf the tlgaaturcs of
C. K. Hoinhath as treasurer and John
Christie as imperial good Bamaritati
on .hecks and ix hers. O. F. Coll lei
still regards hinis. If as Imperial treas
urer and claims ihat th" nctinn of
electing n anccrasor Is Illegal. There-
rore, ac far as the niarrel .ver th
. "i of Imperial iieasurcr Is con
tented, which was the main point a
Issue, the situation remains nnchnng
.il. M this meetlni the status of A
F.. McMnnus ns a member of the Im
pertltl council. from which ho WSi
ted nt the July neetlr.g declared
Illegal b Judg. Cancer, and the Ma-
in of w a Hi k n 1 1 imperial ecrinc,
were m-t btniMhl up.
The chief W.'lk ! Ihe lil.ctMiK Wah
th. ratal ng a mtee tj ihe IMS aatantt
ule and the adopti f certaM) an-
jowraeni fomm ot Liihui incc.
RECITAL AT CHU'ICH TONIGHT.
Miss MitcheM tnc Mn-ber of Sun
day School to Ertsrtain.
The member ,,( Mine Mm t v
clas., of the Sunday school of the First
Methodlsi church will m a rectUsi
ami I'cnoarl at tl.e church tics even
ing. Miss AhTies Mitchell is on the
pnmram lor thre. r.-adiime and in ad
dition to this tin r. win it.- mini berg b)
membero f the claes 'ihe prugrasi
as follows:
Solo Mrs. W. Robtrte
He idliin Miss Agnea Mitchell.
ptanu Soin-.Mis kathryn Byaa
R. adlriK Miss ( nei M.tclnll.
f, I. - -Miss Olive Will in-.
Heading Miss A-;nci Mitchell.
ft .io -Krneat Curnow.
The proceed will be donated to
foreign mlselollN. As the advun.e sale
of Hikets lias been iieav) a lar;e
croa d is gaected.
NATIONAL CONVENTION HERE.
Finnish Lutheran Sunday School As
sociation Meets Tomorrow.
The national convention cf ihe l'i..
nlsh Lutheran Sumlav Srlinl sS0O I
lion will open here tomorrow and
Continue until Mon lav evening. Jest
how many dclegat.es will he present
is not known v i t hut a good attci.c
anC la safateted.
Tin- asngiash for the convention is
as follows:
Monday morning. 1 : " Services. Sei -
men bj Rev, Btadtui of Negaataee.
Sunday gdtemuon Meeting for the
election of cnmmitteea
Bonday evening. 8:20 Bvetdni ser
vices, addressed by Rev, Kautaiieii of
Calumet and R". KuksI of Smitii
Han .
Mon lay 1:10 eJerviccH conducted by
Rev . Wargajlta .-t Republic.
Monday, i p. m RusineM niaeting.
Sessions will continue until oYI... k
M imhi) cNcinii, 7 o'clock. Platform
me. ting.
K. P.'S MEET TONIGHT.
A regular meeting of the Knight.- ol
Pythias will be held this evening. Wd-
I lam Reld leaves Bundu) to attend the
grand lodge BiValon at (.land Haven
ami will be accompanied b Websl i
Hock, chairman of the committee on
gppesla and grievances
HANCOCK BREVITIES
V " I 8 r W e WW I - -VT1 1 IF'
Miss Kthe! l-unkcy ! visiting L'Aiw
1 1 ad
William Come) has gone t Detroit
for a short v Jail. .
Mrs. Myron Lytle has returned from
a visit to Milwaukee.
Mrs. William Hoppen ol I !h ago I
visiting Haneo! k friends.
jat k Lasmddre of Calumet was
Hancock visitor yesterday.
Htm Ida Pcrmull has led for S1
Iouis to attend SChOOl ttM tOtlp
year.
Rev. FT. .la ipies has returned t
MetieinllUe Uftrt II Visll ill tile copp
country.
Mis TUlle I. anct.it has return?U t
her home ii JaTObavflle after visiting
Man cot k fri da.
Mr. and .Mrs. Janus Rutler hat
gel e ... Mar inette where ghe) will via
their daughter, Mrs. W. S. Wnghi.
Carl Mei ;i mi has lone R, hi
ler. Minn.. accomiian. Ing Richard
Radge, who wii: enter M ivo Breu.' h
bitai
Mrs. Rub. rt Harrower and daugnlei.
Norma, of Lancaster, Wis.. N !e r
far a rlgli with Mrs. w. .i. Hodfea-
backer,
The South Bharg has annou.iceil tha
th,- late tiain Will be held tin evening
of Bp tsm her I for th.- beosAI "f H i
aba lOOnt) patrons win. ibsile to ai
lend Ho performance of "Bought ami
paid i-'oi' at the Kerredge thai even
mg.
Pastor R M fJOrdon Will place om
phte bowling alleys in a m w t'hris-
tian church to be ere. ted in rlatbush,
V. V.
Toaihache; how it affected a Clev
Mad gnhoolbo) and how elimination
of dental trouble rpiaad ins w holsrshtp
will be shown in motion pictures be
fore tic im . tings of tlx Mai gj
Mouth Hygiene association, lie NS
ilenal Dei lal association ami the lr.
Kinatioii.il Ciuigrcas Of Hygiene and
Dennogrsphy, to tie held si ai
ington, September 9 to 13.
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity is Here, Backed by
Calumet Testimony.
1 km'! take our word for it.
Don't depend! on a stranger's state
ment. Rea l Calumet endorsement.
Read the BtstSmSBtS of Calumet clt
sens. And dei Ids for yourself.
Here Is one case of it:
Mrs. Fred ll diner, 1151 Depot streei.
Calumet. Mich., says: "I am pleased
to recommend Doan's Kidney puis, i
have been greatly benefited by the'.r
use. I suffered from severe beckei hes,
spells of dlislnang and had a tired
languid feeling. I had no strength or
energy and my kidneys caused me an
novan s. I finally read of poan's Kid
ney Pills snd gnve them a trial. They
trough! im entire relief and I have
bad no bin kacbes or trouble with my
kidneys sn i 1 am now feeling like
different person."
For ssle hv all deslers Pries M
.enta. Foster-Milburg Co.. Buffalo,
N'ew York, sole ngents for the t'nlled
states.
Remrmher the name-Poan s and
J take HO other. (
TORCH LAKE
HUBBELL VS. WHITES.
Hancock to Meet Torch Lake Hero
Sunday Afternoon.
Meneger John a. siattery has baan
successful in arranging a gam.' with
the Hancock Whites -for Hundav af
ternooii I lie genie will be called a.'.
I o'clock and a good contest is expect
ed. The Hancock team will have
sttoiiK battery. Joe unsson, the nM
sy ptcher anil heavy lilttei. formeilv
with llubbell, Inn been signed h
Hancock for the remainder at tb s.,.-
son. Hutch" Block win act Denme
the hat.
Motthea Wtll be in the box for tht
locals, while Harll will catch. Should
the weather prove favorable there "ill
be u large crowd of spectators pres
ent.
Captain Joe Werner will he out of
the name against Hancock. Will Man
ner, catcher, baseman and gsldtT for
Hub bell, will cover third sack in
ace ,,f the captain. The other play
ers will line up In their regular posi
tions. WILL SH001 SUNDAY.
The members nt the Hubbell Rod
a- Hun club win hold another meet
next Sunday morning at In o'clock.
Considerable enthusiasm was shown
at the club headquarters last Sun-
daw when John It. Hodges won tin-
medal, and will retain possession of it
ur.til soase other member Is success
ful in breaking a larger number of
birds at one shoot than the present
holder. Several new men were on
hand :.ist Sunday to see the sport.
TORCH LAKE BREVITIES. 4
-;vtv-
Leon Allvvin left to.'av for Detroit
to locale.
Michael Cuddlhy departed todaj
Chicago after spending a ooupk
weeks here visiting relatives.
Miss Carrie N'ieholls will have
for
of
to-
morrow for Uraml Rapt da to resume
her work as a teacher in a high school
in that eity.
Mrs, if, k. Column a wtll leave far
home in Chicago tomorrow after
spending a few weeks here visitin?
her parents, Supt. and Mrs. Henry
l-'isher.
Mrs. A C Hoggin and Mrs. John
Deardea, Jr.. the latter of Hubbell, en
tertained abOUl thirty-five friends at
the Dearden residence at Ltawooi
vesterdav afternoon
"Tlge'' one of the faitliful old horses
al the C & II. smelts at Linwood. was
disposed of this morning. "Tig.'' was
ghOttl twenty-five years old and had
Served the company for twenty years.
He was too old for service and owing
b the r.ict that he was badly erlp
I led up nnl suffering, his misery SfSjg
mercifully SCSled Wtth a rifle.
John PatSar left Bo Ansa this
morning w here he Will spend tomorrow
h.-hing. He was ac ompatiied by Jim
baaaa Sad Tom Smith. Tomorrow
, l os, ; the trout season and the men
desire to put in one more day nt
their favorite sport.
HONEYMOON EXCURSIONS.
Custom ordains that the n. wh mai
akaj eougda shi uld go away to MSgSt
place where the) Will be the h ast like
ly to meet any friends, and t stuy
there for so long a time as the bn le-
gpooni i an conveniently absent hlmsotf
from whatever husinesK he may be con
nected w lib.
It s. cms to me that this !s a CUatoPJ
of very doubtful boned! to the yohnr
conuplc however great a relief it may
be to their ISM tiVSS and friends. In
(he (list plac it tends tc give the
I. rice rSCept she be of more 'bar. Ih4
average in rcirard to common sense,
a Vary fits.- impression of mart...!
lit.-. The groom will endeavor t "give
her a g. od t'me" In every waj that he
an afford (and ott-tim.s in ways usat
he cannot afford be will be more rati
ghHrate than he has ins Intention of
continuing to be after thev return to
theit own home whether ihat be in ..
mansion or a modest Cat and in v -
cry meant r seeks to Impress ins bride
that he Is a veritable paragon of kind
ness and virtue.
This Impression unfortunately, is
soon dispell, d after their return hone ;
here the man Is himself and the mi.
COneeptloit that marriage Is one long
extension of courtship, an Inffntt) ol
delightful veiilnns spent in th. dim
llgh! or the front parlor bj all tco
ouicklv over, ast 1 Hie t trenglh of
knowledge which com. s with the many
clouds Whtctt are sure to cather dur
ing the first year of married life.
Now. i his does not mean Ihat Iheir
loye fop each Other ha vanished or
grown less: It is m.-relv the natural
seTiiei.ee of becoming man and wife,
and the strain on the dlsrsltlon of
both H nu!ly great Nnd the UgM
sj ent In "honeymooning'' the res ess the
strnln. because, b keeping lb. Ml CUtt
starth In .a h others society, it doe.
not permit them to think over thing
and adpJSl their lives to the new rela
tionship Amanda htoore. In Bxi hang.
An International wlrsseos telcgjiang
oparatcr's union has be. n formed.
London I ngland, hss over 100. OCO
paupers.
William Henry Smih has been
lei ted superintendent of public m hnoli
in Penver. In succession t. Charles K.
Chirtsey. who resigned to take a simi
lar posit h n in Tetrolt.
dev. Lee I'm e. of Dklshoms, criti
cises eclSt women who sr.nt round
.tanclng tatight In the public school
and nnnoun . s uralterable onposllto.i
to the Idea
Paul Blne-r. of New York. 42 years
i .ripple using ctutehes. slipped ihe
nth i i day on a Imnnni peel, The hUinp
aired his pamlyaSI and now he walks
without aids.
mm on
Champion Rifle Shot Lets
INDIANAPOLIS. INP -What would
you do If you were the best ritleund
revolver shot in the elate, and a hold
up man grabbed your "roll" out of
your hands?
Khoot him, of course.
Well, that's Just what the champion
shot of Indiana didn't do the only
time BO ever had occasion to rely on
hla murkskmanahlp to save his prop
erty. John i: liafuer, who won the state
championship In the second annual
tournament of the Indiana State Kifle
association In the Indianapolis hatta'i
lon armory, for several years has
been one of tho best shots In the
country. When he won tho state
championship the othr day, he scored
fi2 consecutive bull's eyea a record
for Indiana and the secretary of the
State association believes It Is a na
tional record Hefner has numerous
medals to ahow for hla skill with the
rifle and the revolver. But he never
has shot at a human target.
When he was robbed In hla place
Mocking Smile of a Girl -
LOS 4N0BLM, fsl A winsome
lass, flashing a BnHle aj sunnily
sweet as a day in June, nas brought
shout the downfall of dozens of auto
speeders on the Venice road, the
"speed mania" road of Is Angeles.
SHHtty, She has caused their hearts
to flutter so that their digestions are
upset and their mental po!e serious
ly disturbed, and incidentally has
touched their pocketbooks to the end
that the county treasury bulges with
their dollars paid out In fines.
On tho rear seat of a motorcycle,
with g sturdy county motorcycle "cop"
steering, the young woman, claim the
autoists. has been the preity decoy
that has led them Into opening the
mufflers of their engines and cutting
down the road at a pace that soon
lauded them In trouble.
Of couree, the motoriets do not for
a moment think that the pretty young
woman on the motorcycle Is either dag
wife or sweetheart of one of their
hereditary foes. Far from it. When
the motorcvele port's Bauclly behind
sn sntoist and starts to pnss. with the
girl on the rear seat showing a row
of pearls In a derisive smile, his pride
is touched.
No man with an auto that can
cough along at a soel of more than
Jersey Lad Prayed at Night and Robbed by Day
PATKRSON. N. J -Kneeling every
night to repeat the !xrd's Prayer,
as It was drummed" iuto him by bis
father, and oommlttlngdiiirglary dur
ing Hie day. sixteen year old Albert
Vroehmd has discovered that he has
bee i placed In the front rank of dual
personalities. He pleaded guilty In
court to seven of a wholesale list of
robberies chsrged against him, and
wss sent to jail for a term not to be
less than 9 or exceed 63 years.
"The champion bad boy of New Jer
aev is the tiile which young Vreeland
earned, and every householder in this
citv who has been the victim of the
voting burglar and his band, betlems
he came by It honestly. Apparent bj
he robbed for the pure love of the
game, and when he entered a home lie
generally destroyed a great deal more
than he look away wllh him. One oth
er member of the gang has been cap
Sings Her Favorite Ragtime Ditties at A. M.
CHICAGO. It was 2 o'clock In the
morning, yet the piano in the flat
upstairs was still dispersing ragtime
"Pome on along, come on along." It In
sisted, "to Alexander's Rag Time
Iland." for "everybody's doing It now."
The piano w as no, the only sleep-destroyer,
a human voice was Its accom
plice the voice of Mrs. Rose Kllhaue.
2951 South I'nlon avenue.
"Ye gods." soliloquised Mrs. Mary
Iyee, holding her hands to her ears,
"how much longer will that music box
stand it?"
"O Moving Man. don't take my bab
grand," came the voice of the singer.
A fervent prayer escaped from the
flat below, a prayer that ihe moving i
man would get busy right away. A
gggfg of residents In the block would :
gladly have paid the expenses of the
trip when i want to be. I want to he,
I want to le down South In Pixie"
floated through the open windows a
few moments lster.
The singer heard neither the lray
ers nor the nnpte aHons. but told her
audience In pajsmss "Oee, but I like
music with my meals."
The Esr Msrks.
Hans wss summoned to court to
Identify a stolen hog On being asked
if the hog had any ear marks, he re
plied "The only ear marks dat I saw
vas dat bis tall vas cut yfl."
Holdup Man Rob Him
; of business a few years ago. it wasn't
because he had jost his skill or his
nerve, but it wss because he obeyed
B mother Hefner was in businesu
on Wsshington street near Kural
street when be was the victim of a
holdup." A customer In Hafner'n
poo. room gave him a $10 bill In paying
tor his gamea. and Hafner took a wal
let, containing $175. out of his pock
et to get two fives Twoatrangera
were standing near gf and the larger
one grahbed the wallet.
At that momeut Hefner's mother
and one of his employes stepped In at
the back door and as Hafuer tried to
detain the robbers the aggMlofs rsn
Into a back room and got Hafner's re
volver He gae Hafner the revolver
Just as the robbers went out of the
door, with Hafner in pursuit As Haf
ner leveled the pistol his mother cried
"John!" Hafner says he haB heard
I that cry before, and hp never In his
life disobeyed his mother, so when
I she told blm not to shoot he lowered
the pistol and watched the robbers
i run away with his $178.
"I am not sorry I obeyed my moth
er," said Hafner when the Incident
I was recalled. "The Iosb of a few dol-
j lars Is nothing when compared with
the life of a man, even a robber. I did
not take up rifle and revolver shooting
I because of any desire to shed the
I blood of man or beast"
'Decoy" Is Fatal Lure
eV 25
twenly-flve miles an hour wants to
see his machine passed. Furthermore,
ho has a sort of brainstorm caused by
the tantalizing smile of the pretty
young woman, and so he is led to hla
undoing.
So far, ii is estimated, nbout 100
autoists have fallen Into the nlcely
haihad trap. The motorcycle police
men d"tiy that they are carrying tbelr
girls or sweethearts along as "motor
bait." Of course, they can't help It
If their femlnlno companions stir tha
autoist to speeding.
H. Drew of the district attorney's
office, who has harr" of the eight
motorcycle policemen who hunt speed
ers for the county, said the other day
that If the motorcycle policemen car-
i rkid fascinating young women on tho
tandem seals of their machines, they
were using the feminine decoys on
their own initiative, ile wild that tha
women never appoar in court.
lured, and he baa cor'-s-jad also.
Mrs Vreeland, the boy's mother,
blames Uie father for a considerable
part of the lad s troubl- My hus
bsnd," rhe said, "who has been help
less for the last 11 years because of
illn. ss, was entirely too strict with the
boy. He is s rigid church member,
and I think that Herbert's mischief
has been mostly due to his father's
attitude toward him. I also think
that had girls Influence him
He had won !Le hearts of several
young girls, and gave one of them a
dlamomi ring valued at $fJM When
I told him Ihat the police knew that
he had given the girl a rlug of that
value, he pulled his hair and said:
" Great Scott' No wonder I got
Fuch a salty dose from the Judge. I
am going crary when I do anything
like that. 1 thought t bo ring was
pnlty.' "
After being sentenced young Vree
land said to his folks: "Well, 111 be
7 when 1 get out, and the first thing
I will do will be to kill two detec
tives." The vaiMon recklessness that has
characterized tho movements of Her
hert ami his pals has fairly stunned'
I iiie resiuenin ui rmrinju.
"O Mr. Dretniman, please let me
dream some more." wss the next se-s
lection, followed by a ragtime lullaby.l
"Hear her," almost sobbed Mrs. 1".I
"Singing 'Sleep, Ksby, Sleep,' and bhs
won't let anybody else do it."
She hastened out, and senrching the
streets and alleys finally found a po
liceman and had him accompany 'tier
to th flat.
"Come, hero mine," sang the voice,
and the policeman entered. There wss
no more singing that night, snd next
day Mrs. Kllhane had a hearing be
fore Municipal Judge IVdtler at the
South ('lark street station. The Judge.
hned her $H and costs.
I hat s wh the nights sre So quiet
now in the vicinity of 2H1 South
I'nlon avenue.
The Only One.
To every man the most beautiful'
woman In the world Is that one he
most sadly misses when she Is gome i
nnd most glsdly wehomes when she I
returns Galveston Ness.
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