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FRIDAY, ArUGUST 30, 1912.
THE OALUMET NEWS
PAGE FIVE
" A I I I nm i
MATINEE AND NIGHT
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4th
CASKILl & MacVITTY (Inc.) ANNOUNCE
WHAT THE
The Pig? will bill th
mid vh c versa.
i'hlcigo. ".loin ii. il.
AB beaill It 111 .1 itOTJ .1:: Il i:
ex ci been tollt.
I h ton. m, journal."
PRICES.
Parquet and Klrta 2Rowa r
Balance Parquet Circle . . .
fist ! R i Balcdny
Palanro iMln.ny
Baleoay ir la
ftallery
Pox Vests ,
! aaUl al I 'hi 'til's Xrxx ;
Matinee prices fSc and 50c
MOTION PICTURE RI:VII:W
AND ylQEViLLE ATTRACTIONS
NEWS (M TH!; WERK IN THE PICTURE WORLD
(Tin column appefirs aver) Tniawlni
i .m-ham ami I hiiit.,., ntrir llatir
erfl Of gg0 Ml KIM. Mill ed t C, .If.' M , -
tented at the Crown, it la good a .
Several pi' I I -i XX ol I h Mill. UK' ll ai X
lllliitrf!
QdfdV a And i'i rry, appeirtna. at tin
Orand, prismi on a. i thai neerfh va
with cornVdr. their skeirh iVutartng
iicrsbstli atusl In the performance ol
which tit aii 1 1 -tnai K.i ttl clever.
rare prOjrtam id rM rlli in mm ,m
ai r nffttfi il. .
Wa lli'inil to n;; Lorenae plant'
ot the Ljtric, plaj a dlffleull netectioti
from Cfiopln a'a a tittiriK accomprtnl
rnem to a mha Ijalrig projected on Hi"
srreni and aowdered d the
present reallxed tlmt thnli entertain
ment 1h.- nn m p, i h... alom-
I
The R'tf-al xliii.nr! in hooseful ul
voungatern veatrdny. and '. t -rcdll
rf 111- kdd.i- it mtiM In- said that
iho? were nn a'inn i.iiim and .
lia '. il Ininrli
I hud.,,, hM .nd children little, rh'l
urn fat and children thin: children I
fi 'in utl ., ! the low ii. sir, 'twas a Job
CALUMET
TUT A TPP
JUST ONE PERFORMANCE
THURSDAY, SEPT. 5
THE NOTED EVENT OF MANY SEASONS
WEUIAN A.BRADY(. pkisents
THE BHifiEST PIAYofOUR TIME
PLAYED TWO YEARS
AT THE PLAYHOUSE. N.Y
CALUMET is tlie fifth hity to see this wonderful pMv direct from th
Playhouse New York City. Mail orders received now.
PHICES:
Parqiiettj' and P.ii ntirtt" I'irrlo
H.tlcnnfe--
Halcort)' i 'lre.
;:.rft,::::;::'' . :
M !nK. at Prtritteri, Tuesday,
. - , . . .
CRITICS SAY:
Tin- rnlurtlciit is in tcd, stag
ed ami mounted litliiiijly sili'l
tin- atmosphere of the stoix i.
M il presetwSg;
Indianapolis "Ncxvs."
a simple pastoral of tin
1 feat Ks; really grimim- esntii
MM III.
i ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ., "Dispatch.
EVENING
.$1.00
..".a
le
tainl. Monday, Sept. -. a I : oo a. m.
f f I
.'id Prlday.)
in si piece nil in.
"TllacJl slu rp " "The l-'amilx Ty
rant " "I 'ani.u Jan ," Raw n I'.itiu
vVcekl) art ii'i Mnu, Tin uweatly U
Um i inrt -C'rst i i the IBM i a and
1101 taina ItMi follow Iiik subjects of
m i lit wide Interest: The I'tnini
fittttca Pattlnahlp fit tw llampshir
Ing into dry I i I, after hor colllalol
Ul,tl the Ball River line atenmei Com
nil n v rail h iii tin u titter ri d if Loi
island Bound Beyers) woshg ago, the
n ulta it a ex, clone al BehlUf, tin
main, when in. nix buildings WSN dr-
Rt roved,, the n enl -"-mti' auburn
Idle ea at I' a. i. X'ash, whii h v. i..
Mm i.x Tedd) 'I'' tzli-n in a Plat oaf;
Lftteeti VYtlheimihayof Holland vuBUna
iiii PYench national museum at Ver
sailles, fsrroerb the palace ol line
i'i hi ii monarvba from the tlaae M
Lotil' MX'. iir iivi ahowlna lift
wnM thmuali tin .u. in nimiwav
Wlti, PresMeiK Kallin. N and a ajraup
of ithr notables; Captain Thomaa K.
nu , -T i i . t- an l nuldlahir ,i 'Th
V
1,1 M n"""r
'"" fo,r ICt
led l thret
"opesn shores sccoropan
compnnlnns, iho funsra
v:
s-pi. " at Wl x.
1.5a
$1.00
.50
i i sHrlndhenjii ihe fHinous playwrUhi
and SUthm ai SiiM'kholin, Sweden; Hi.
EMta' i'ii i.li ;it Portland, Oie.. p.nii'
paie l in n maajhufs 'f the m II i
from all ovei the nniritr). A featnir
ot tin parada. arbloh la shown. i
lant rl.sk. Hie hand of whlrh ixjlnt I"
Hie ROUr "I rr ell, still another f t .1
inrr 'beina a tram coBBptfWd of Klk.
Tin tlliins between th" tteomert
Rosedale and Niiukhu In N. v Ymk
harbor la depicted; OaaewH Yonder-
ipnta "i i be iterm an aim.. nviewiai
iii.. boj ' .mis at Hat'ita ; a recent pule
aapAe between LTadtsd stairs Umn) of.
li. eis and tilajers irpri Ht'iitlrin the
i i Troop of Philadelphia, held a'
Washington. i ahtea Plnkelssau
suimmiim from a point . n the Bast
ntvafi Hi W X'n'k, to r'oiii Inland, ..
fjUathave ol I went nllea in six hours
.in.) ten minutes. The film elasajp will,
inilliiiii um! hair itreaadnaj fashion as
paaaal bj Pat laaatfl modi ha
Th" Lyric offerM eaaoai Its tiinis ".
Day ntt," '.x Qajastloa of fNee," "Hei
1 1 i.-i i - ' .mi "i.ena mil Her Oaaas."
This last is the featurs psPture atrl
woni.i or described oealj thai it eras
reviewed in these celtimna a ehafl time
i ;ii i.
"Her Diary4 Ik an lniprcii-Ive anj
artlstle phoiii-pla.x , In w Iiii h Klon in r
'i in ner play's a role whl- h thr iugh r -
fectlve retroapaol calls rav the daval
pmeiit ..I a character from aaety ajtH-
nood I" I. id womanhood, and which
tamest Bver) phaaa at ewwien eaeatlpn
s beoaafhi to ihhi-. Throuajhaal tins
(Koajethav try'iui laaperaoaatlaB Mis
Turner aevei falls for an instant to
aiak. the chsractaf hi its avary ataeio
stami out forcibly Inrrtaelnaj the m-
IStasi and appral as th" stor pre
iaaai a. Her gradual haage hi Its c
V'Sbipmenl is an artistic achierincnt.
The stoi opens In the late years ol
the woman's life where she is .shown
ll a routllv ooi'lh Utse. She re. eive.s a
letter from her brothei bejaJna, lor
:ie,i. ss I'm- his past neKlc t an 1 ui -
i tif bach to her ht r old hone to hi a
shr ii till lis. tin her .irrival Hir !
ii . ird hj the ..hi negro servant ana
then she takes up an old diary ami
turning Its pages she lives Sggih he.
,'isl life. She retails her WSddtal d
anil the it Im hadCf into a BCStM wlr n
she Is shown in her afS'tdlni dress.
Nappy and hopeful for thr futui".
I'adlnir .main to the original si etie sin
lurny the page to th,. date si her son's
birth, ami sgain the him pictures tin
n w bab '.s it is laid In it.-- mother'
arms while her hushand loirs her in
ih. ir greal happtnasi Oaathtuiag the
reflection, she recalls the nrs! ia at
bt'hool for hri boi when she leads him
io the school room and uiy..- him to
his urst teacht rl line a ine tut ot
liunan aature i: injwHed in the ahOw-
hag of ttif' urlef of the toy at his Brat
partWg irom his mother. The death
"I her hnehani fdlows, and later th,
gradual Im ol hSf son front s -hnol is
prettily shown. Her second ajreal grief
onus whan shr receives a hatter from
lu r r.i n M.m tellies of his ae. usa
ilon of sperulatton trom fhv nan!,
where he is etaph yeii. this ctdminat-
inn In his trial and entivli tion. She re
'alls the aetflBf of le r bossa to bat
brother to defray tin expasjsaa of th
trial and then sin- is turned eal into
itn world. Qaally hslnej Eataad to go
I., th.- poorhooae, when she enda bt
diary. As she 'loses the book, the
door iwpeae and bier eon aatsra, Thr
meeting is drama tie, full of hi-an ap
paal, while the ctlanatlcsj sahatltle ex
plaining lhat the Bjadft) ma B had COM
feasant and that the son had hren n -leased
serves to rehal llitate him in the
exes of the in lators and e'os.-s th"
play in fitting fashion
W'altri Raker, the man ot m.xsterx.
Mr bo appears at this house, is eaoop
l tonally clever in tds legertlmnln an,
' irbhaS in the erx midst of Ida audi
. lire without their heilli; atl I'im Wiser
e. to Me msthtla,
'Bella of Paradlaai" a to real fag.
Lure picture, and ''Dnsjgtc'a Debut" are
i iir pietarca exhibited at the people's,
'this last is hound to entertain tin
i hlldrrn, sin wli'i; as H dors thr ex
pcrlence "f u little in i In lUej
with his canine pet, A vsriotv ot aul
in. ih. tie .down, all of ehlch are de
pit fd (join;: tbrough thilr usual atagi
p.i foi maiM .
Two vaudeville :"''s are presented
one being Jt rtowtapt in monoiogyt
and alleged King, and the other I'arlel
Mod Alter, ill a skeri tiilt is hl-li
grade hi avers respect. Tfaasa im p. ...
.! posaeM voteea of remhrttabie range
anil (tVOllty, and Miss Alter Concluded
the ad i 1 1 1 a dance similar to that
which hrs made Maude Adams ami
Ruth St Denis lam us and whtrli
promises to do the aaiwe Pee Mi s ,.
A tri' k pl (tlire Is usually the rom-
bsgsd alftarts of the ueaatlc plot arriter
;.im I the expert clnematograpc opara-
hor. saxs a xxrlt-'f In the Strand. The
R
OYA
THEATER
L
Next to Poet Office
E. C. RICHARDS, Mgr.
"BLACK SHEEP"
B-ograh Drama
"THE FAMILY TYRANT"
Kalem Drama.
BRONCHO BILLY'S PAL"
Western Drama.
"FAMILY JARS"
nrnody Cincs.
PATHE'S WEEKLY REVIEW NO. 31
i.ee Hie Elks Parade at Portland, Ore..
Teddy Tetiloff wirre the 250 to autu
i ace in 3 hern 47 minutes.
A numher of interesting evanta. don't
noss this weekly.
Por Mm vry best m picture, find thm
at the ROYAL.
PARCELS POST
IN EFFECT JAN. 1
Will Provide Inexpensive Method
of Sending Packages
Kxel lime you snul .1 I. tin through
the mails aib a lioenl stamp attach
ed, the pox eminent makea a profit af
of 1 n ut.
VST tune you gel ..nxious and at
taeh a 1-CSfU stamp lu a apacJai gS
livery K-ceeM stamp, the ovraeasSl1
makes a etoas proiit oi '! cents.
it usis (Janta s un oagta of Ike
10 you pay for the spn ial stamp to
dattcsr the letter and the Pixy old boy
Btatv I is leuhK 7 "t 1 mil profit In
addition. v
Kxentually the farm, is will send m
irogr rjf us for hreakfasi by mall.
These are some f the thitiKs thai
rygl Assistant Post 111 istrr r.eneral C
P. I I ra ml Held, Who la xisitiiiK his
dagghtsr, Mrs. Harry FabeT XX'hlte at
Duiuth told a Duluth Herald 1 apsstei
Mr ('.landfleld rami to Duluth di
rectly from Washington, D. his
home. Mrs. Orandftel,' and daughter
are with him. There recently wan the
birth f a boy at the W hitr home and
the real object of the visit was to see
the yvung man. The party will be in
the t-lt y several days, finally returning
I.. WashlllKton by wax "f the xxatel
route as far as Buffalo, . Y
Parcels Post.
Mr. tirandtield waxed itit huslaslb
oxer the establishment of a pan tela
post which becomrs operative mi -tan.
1 ttit.
"It xxill hrinK down xiuess rates,
furnish cheap and an inexpensive
method of transporting padcagea and
n has been figured so carefully thai
i' is now knoxvn that it win make
11 mi. l..r the Koverntneiit ss well, "he
said.
it a111 hem-tit everybody ami in
jure no one. The country UtSrchSma
ObltCt Thap drrlalr thai H Will Btxe
the city aaarchant chance to take
away a u. I deal of their trade for be
.an then deliver cheaply through the
mails I think that the ...iintry mer
rhint in e, have no fears. It is my
opinion that he will be benefited as
much as is his city brother.
Thr minimum charge xvlll he 1 1
eatttS "ii an eleven-pound package.
IBeven pounds is thr limit under tin
bill. This means delivery on rural
routes as xvell as in the city Tin
maximum charge will be tl :t-'. This
Is for long service sin h as from Ncxv
Ymk '" S.ni Fran. Ism.
"Th" ...iintry has I n diilded nr.
int.. what we call 7,oiies. gSVOh SSga
ronipreirM an arm ( about eightx
tulles aqusre. fu many instaiues this
operation is pusodinv, his btaie.; fof
sea aaVUcta with IN ngssew He vog
xes tfiliai to the piot xxrilrr. XVIM
ararha them up in the form ot a M'M
hort Btorv. When ae eae '' Rntohcd
pi iiiTgsthai on tin s. rein it is, to mo
if us. a woe a "i eggapstta asygter
and it is asked. Are they really taken
from life7"
We oft. 11 See, lor Ins-la rue, oasBI
I. uses traxelinxj ;it a spe.-l of one lnn
(ired miles an In nr. flowers which
lump from a tcaie and .mange llien.-
selves in a VSSe or a man dlvina with
the greateal eaae hnui ttrst out of a
river and landing' on his fegl on Hi'
bank. "II w .11. these tilings done '."
In ordei to , 'is ox er tin se sei ret.-:
peraa lesion a a obtalasd t" loin s plc
tun- company win. were thru engaged
,n the sSadkictton ! a dim entitled
The Uncann! fit "t " The party c
si Oed ot a stoi k ompanx of a doa n
or mote actors and actrrsrfes. a stage
manager, a photograpbei ind kcant
.' (age tiands.
Thr work I" be dOM 1 onslsted chief
ly tif outdoor stre. I arenes ami a Joui -ney
.as m u!" onie CnurtSbJi mil. .- "ul
of Loifdon In order o nVohl tin i,n
I . , 1 ' anl"" '; -.vhi"h siieh ' Hi;:
si-!..,' alu ax . In me ' ' tttfir. 'Il'' i r't
of th plctun In hanu d'autJOxen " us
to ria.l and thmrgh 'm-. of ii ah
per, ilx lot. T'-dhle the ftlt ontaln
cd am h mystifytns notes a . 'Slep,'
'Reverse, "urn "ii Stop." and Sul
dummx." These wn' th" st-ipr link:
xve had come to InveStUatO.
Th.. work mm'ncfd atilalde a ciaui
store and each ecene xxas moal c.tre
fully rehearsed. A youthful a. tor. at
an errand b"x who xxax en'raced hi
opening the shop, brought trom It a
dummy ficbti nnutn ir. th,. act pf tahinyj
snuff and placed it in . peall um at the
idjMlp door. Xt this point the stage
nasnascr, xehe xxas conducting the op
rations, blew a whlole and In 1. mil
the boy remained motionless an. I the
modes opera mil of the first trloh xxas
revealed,
Ttir .otnpanx understood bx the
wbistlr that Ibex ware to .ease tin
OaHei two ii TUftfjl
slightest noxemeiit and the photog
rapher that he must Instantlx --1 j the
canst ra.
Tin- dummy iW ths . Ihmtclmasai
noxv removed and an actor Identically
dressed was arranged in ptvisclx tl."
same position. Thr Whistle xvent again
and ttn boj resumed his work. When
next passing the S otchnian he reeet'
Sd kl k from him whh h 1 a used him
to bolt Int" Ihe ahi p Ig terror.
The Whistle noxv s ."mini atraln and
a farther ubstitutind ef dummy for
man xx.is ma.'. i Mi" stace hands An
actnr-tobarconlrt -ame out f the shop
and I he boj explained whet had hap
prnr.i. but wa dugifmadjad whag tht
master turn. I the figure tipsire iloxx 11
and .!irs shot pd it to tie lifeless.
The eosne proeaogajfii "xlth mmx
stops and i hnnaea ir.m the !ixc
Sent-hmwn i" "i" inanimate dummx
Stopping thi enmerg simultan. 1 it at)
with the 1 11. hi f all anlinaiii.n
Insiirsd that ti pffaM on thr screen
would be peii". th .ontlnuoua. .is
iuiiri. the him x mid .he run tluoush
itii u'i Htn in rah.
inrluuea a whole county. The ehargea
xxill Ii" on the basis of 5 cents fol the
hist pound ami :t . nits for eat It addl
ttagal round within this area
"This Btefias that a package wtigli
ItlfE tw" pounds roiild be sent to X'll
g'nla. .M mil., foe s cents. Places more
distant wmild have to be tiguted on a
different basis, whl. h xvlll he dime by
the aid of maps whnh the postal de
partment xxill furnish to all poslolh -"The
getting out of these maps is a
big task. There xxill he about
ol (he. 11. There an as main r pi 1
baps more centers than that in the
Pnlted Slates. The whole system has
been carefully tigim-d out. XX'e hSVS
estahlisheil .ones and centers by
xxhich the rates ran lr tlgured.
"Th.- anrvire giM aveataatty gix.- th
Movernment a motiopolv on the SUSi
ih ss iimvx done In smaller imrrels by
lbs express eesasaujtes; l think The
prssseri aratgM limit, else eg pounds;-hi
simply a starter. It will umloubtedly
tn Increased later.
Will Mail E3 is.
"The nexx method xxill enable the
farmrr to ship In his small products
S city customers at small expense.
sVeantually vegstabeasi eggs ami inany
other farm ii'odurts will eagM to thr
city instom. r by way of the gox.rn
nesefi mall ay stent.
There are one hundred million of
plrres of express annually handled by
the express companies which xxill soon
be handled by mail. We don't expert
in get all the smaller business from
the express companies, the change xxill
unit gradually. The Roverninciit xvlil
take over the business in a gradual
easy sort ot wax 'r don't BXpSCt to
set the country on Bra the Brsl year.
Next In importance to the parcels
post Is the eight-hour bill for clerks
and carriers in the service. This be
eeggSS operative Man h 4. It will
piove .1 big additional rxpelise to Iho
government, but it is tn more than
fair to the workers. I think It will
make in additional expense of about
tS.eoo.000 a ) ear.
The esUbllshaten! of lbs parcela
post will make aaceaaarx the Installs-
tlon Sl wagons all over the COUBtrj
Th' xv igoes xvlll be used to deliver
the packages
RAILROADING IN ASIA MINOR.
The modern unvaahr hn visiting An
ttoch "" Ptsegta adfl ha likrix to start
trom Oonafianthtopla, Ks alM babe
the steam ferr.x at tin Oast ling QaladJi
liiidge, t In iiiosl famous ami Iim
most crowded bri.ig" perhaps hi all
1 he world; he xvill land at H.1I1..11
Pasha alter a half hour's hi i! xvhor
be will take a ran loauTorsable tram
"on the Anatolian railw ix. xhii h b
built and equippsd bj Brst-clssa Oar
man .stx Ir.
i-Xti fifty mih s the road afigds b aside
the beautiful sea ol Marmora, afford
liijr .harming glimpsry o! mountain
ami ocean, of prarrlnl bay and Bold
surf-xx ashed headlands. A ' Ismid ihC
mail begins to rise, and gnat granit
mountahia, sni.w Covered thtrislt
much of the x -ear. ' un. bilo'xlrw.
Through stern, n.rkx, barren detih.-
tbe rSJlrond ndnds Iff wny, oeeaaion
alU skirting I small xillagr of adobe
bsuSOS, surrminded bx xinexanls ami
by peavse "f "lives and Btulbet'i'les,
Thr silkworm is a chief source of th,
littlr wealth "f Ibis conntrx. and
the ihoasagpfs af acres "t mulbaraj
trees furnish him with (Oad.
X 1 are now had I in the lam! af
the cla.MS. This is the xn imile
that Cyrus lbs xounger fstkrwed .xlth
his great armx. four hundrr.l ) art
bsfbrs fbrlst, in the expedition "i
which Xeuophog triis an
.xt the town "i Ohal, afissre we ar
rive at noon on the second dax, the
army of Cyrus mutinied and baited
for five 1 la a, aesnsndtni aa bscreaai
pf pax. rhua era bee that atrtkea and
qaarrela over wages are ant aiu-
Ket her tnings ol modtt u hwrentlon,
Near here. t'". xxas fought a BTSSl
iiatti. a huadred xears later, when
slew 1 is 1, the founder bl Anglo h, Btaf
the miKht.x tut. "I all thia region. d -fiateil
XnUg'.nus. the one-eytd min
eral af 1 app. .in. i. 1 - The Chrtatian
Herald.
Coaateai Magrl forsaerly ati - 1 rt
Thumb keepl a small store In Mid-
dlebroj Ma
Mrs. Html Pratt, bagrera, triad eg
a witch in Washington, Pa, ths other
day got "ft with a line a s S"'l f'jr
illsi.i lel lx condw I.
Mtocai
North Western Forestry Co.
Tree Surgeons
and Timber Estimators
IRON MOUNTAIN MICH.
CROWN
TUT rPTT
THEATER
TODAY
Special Attraction
Qorham
and
Phillips
Vaudeville's Most Popular Eccentric
Dancers.
A GREAT ACT DON'T MI8S IT.
Matinee Daily 2:30
BIG STRIDES IN
ROAD BUILDING
Many Counties Ask State Aid For
Improvements
4'orunna, uu. '" Stat. Itiihw.ix
CsennUssloaar Bh ittsadad the hfss
era' picnic here, and in an address IsM
what a good Investment public mane)
is, whin RpSUj fay PSOd roads.
II. furnished tin I tllnwlng data on
liie 'i ..m ess of I 1'iaih. buildiav
m Michigan algae the abate btghWA)
ilrpaiimnit xa- . ri at' ti srxt n ,i iis
ago:
The first year. 1W9, tin departmeut
spent 3o,iKo for roud lmprovemnte.
Ill silbM'ipietil vears the expenditures
arafsi Ihe7, HO.Oonj Iffnt, 51 1 .
l'lo'i, tlHo.ooo; IMH. llM.aSBx l:il 1,
HI imi; inu. Mfljggg, and far MS,
Iftl ; is avafiahis,
Thi ' are cauntlsi under ins gnad
roads sx. -Inn. 'i'li's means lliil I"!
every mile af class A road they bitlhft
the state, through th" state hignxxax
department. 1 ntrlbutea $2f0; for ever?
mile of . lass 1 road, tfifigi foe evepi
mile of class ' ', -7 .0 and tUt SVSf
miles of class R and ', tl.O'sl. I'lass
V Is the kind ot n.ad the coui.ty COBS'
missioners are hulldlng in Weyne
cont'tx .
Many U. P. Counties Included.
The R counties are Alger, .ip. ... .
Ray, Hen.ie (hehogaii. I'hlppewa,
Delta, Dtrhlnson, anaaaet, Cfsaaaae,
.'.aid x in. c.ogei.h . Qraad lhaagemii
HoughUm, losco. pun uTatnmastis, k m
kaska. Knit. Luce. Manistee Mar
tuette, Mas Ul. Mecosta. Meiiomi.iei .
atlBBBUkaV Muskegon, Ocssuss. g.
maw. 1 1 1 1 1 o n a v o 1 1 , Ottawa gschsaW,
Sehooii raft. Wayne, Weofotd, itr;m h,
Chlboun, Baton, f'harhnvnla JactaMa,
Lapeer htarlrtasT. tfianssah and Ht.
Josepls,
The following counties xot'd
Xpril to bend (or building pood roads,
the amounts hs'ng, CtSgSSSe, i .oo.ooo.
Kent- M OSe; OttSWa. t ain """. Axon
toxviiship. Baragg toafgagfip, teBBB;
Waldon. Bentngls and Maagsnaaad
lowrislllps, all in l'enle OOUBt) to."On
I "1.000 and tjo.otio, reaper; tvrly.
Forty Eight Counties Ask Aid.
Pne the tisral X"ar ending JUUS H(
forty-eight counties spplled 1 .r st.u.
.-till p. help build tilt mihs of road.
Dp ii. date this vrar there has be- n
Intlll ftl mads xxitb stair aid, am.
I.x tin end of the llsril x ir. lune 2.
fSlt, there x have beer, built .''
fMleg,
Since the department was rrcitii.
1 in 1 has hsan built with atate aid '
."! ' mih s, and appllcggiona for state
aid are on tile Is build Ifif mote mll-s
The total amount of state aid plesa
(or mrildlne ronds since ffifdj t.. Batt
was $St;,.0iai
GRAFT CASES HALTED.
Lack of Funds M Detroit to Push
Prosecution.
Datfntt, Mich.. Aug. o Prose, uting
Attorn. -x Hugh Shepherd declared last
night (hat the lasneghjatloa af alleged
alderinainc graft and enrollment
frauds in Detroit, and also the prose
ii I kiii of the rases alr. atlx start' d.
have been hsltgg, temporarily at least,
because a member of the hoard of aud
itors has applies for an injuii'tioti
to restrain him from using the 115,000
recently appropriated
Prosecutor Shepherd. In a statrmnit
last night, declared he had hern (orsedj
to tlis"harge all but one "f the de
tettixis who wire empl'i'.rd bx him
In iiSBJgBflllUtl xxlth both the ahh tin 111 -gj
and OaroHmBMl caaes. Thr Stalr
gjanl said thai he has already ad-
lim ed 18,000 to finance the WOfh he
bgS ar. .midished. but thai he will not
use the 111,000 fund for bar that
an adverse decision miaht mean that
ba arould he soaapeiied ht pal aunsSli
Banhe rood any amount SgaB
The injunction xxas asked for bv
Audit" Buhrsr, who from the Ht a rt
sppoaed tin grant of the appropristtoai.
The other tWO members of the board
ot auditors, however, overruled Huh
rer's objection.
'in ist.ii.i 1 pankhunrl la now in
Dh'. . pee arc, (rota arrest foe are
short In suffragette BkHurbaacss fit
Bnsland.
Amos ixer, about to msrTj Pearl
Sterner in rfittffton, O., delay U tr:
ceremony oxer an hmr bx refusing to
ma'," .atb to qUjCSttOna asked under
Ohio laws, finally he was permit ti -1
to retain his emwieiitlo'ia scniphv
an ' to affirm the truth of his rspllBf.
There are row 2'. atttdogtte oi s B 1
ttonalftlsa in th fisaertoaa oonage (at
girls In t'otistantinople.
The method of nuw.ufs4 lure
is guarded step by wie,
through tin- rnrloua process
and xvhen re.ii1.x far the mar-
BOSCH'S
THE GOLD MEDAL
BEER
is tbp perfection af the brew
BOSCH
Brewing Co.
Lake Lmden, Mich.
Ti it phone in til pper
rvwjntri Teaftafi.
MANY AMERICAN
AUTOS EXPORTED
Cars Sent Abroad in 1912 Fiscal
Year Worth $30,000,000
Thhty million dollars' WOTth sf Ani-
. i. hi automobiles found markets
ahfoad last pear, against 'ess that. 1
million dollar' worth ten .xears ag i.
figures JllSt 1 olllpleteil h the Division
ef Statistics ..I the Itureau o4' Forci,;n
ami Diimi fti. i i nimiK r sh. w that the
aaianfig ef aatoaaahtlea he gsajBga
lountries in the fiscal x ea" IftJ wt ; -valued
at II j million dollars, ami of
parts taoreof, im hiding tires, ti. Bsll
lion d.dlais. If to this were addad
tgS shipinnits to Haargtl and Port..
Men, we get for the pear's sale of
Viaertcsn autonaobtles outside of con
tm. mi '1 fiilt.il St.it.-s a round 30 mil -
nan doHara sin. ths value af swtosso.
biles and parts Ih. r. of s lit to Porto
RICO was asarl) 1 million dolar KMC
to the Hawaiian ( lands a little over
I million dollars The total III lllber o
macblasi exported tu fatnhja oountttsg
was ft.717, a1ue.l at tfit.W0.ll0, av-
raging sli'titlx less than Il.tMtfl e" h;
MrbHe those S the BSSM onti'-UoUS let i-
lary arere hlgterr, aueessjagfi $i.f'o
rae'h.
The export price of Aim rlci n ante
mobiles in I ! 1 ax 1 raged bss than m
any earlier x.-ar In the historx of H e
evport trade. The average fee I I '
dlxiditig the total number of BSBjsfgSICB
exported IntO stated xalue, was IB0B
tach, against tl.100 in 1911. 1I.3K0 in
1010,11,700 In 190 and II.shh in 1WK.
ill the import Ode. the a lit. .molith s
imp. rted last year amounted t . I ul
about : million dollars In value against
Ha thaa t mlilion In 1't7. The axer
a .. import value of Ih" automobiles
bpuignt let., the country last -ar wae
IS.M0 each, against V-M3X in I'M I.
1 1, !:; in lfio ft Ts In ''an. ami kJ.3!i2
in 1 000, Thus the export price or Ani-
II n machines has fallen from ILBM
in pais to $'' in 1912, while the iir
port price of foreien automobiles en
f4ag the ccuntry has .mix fall, n from
12,39 in 0M to L" , 2 1 r. In :. the re
duction in pries sd ana eganart side n-
Ing I" l"'r cant and n the Import side
but I per 1 11. t
Kxni the "tnarlvalde groxvth In the
exports of American BUUnSJObUeS anted
bmn has gat hoat bane Bdjfij pgs
L-roxvth in psdactlng at home, sum v
the cessans af 1000 ansnrsd the mtu af
automobiles BUfaufsctttred n lbs I'n'l
, I Stat in D.'t'i at $4.74S.tHo. wiiib
that of P'lO showed '.' 4 ..':. 000 as .lit
raise laaaufarturad ha 1 Tne wagna
pgld Hi the automobile indystrx. SB
shown by the OSSjSUS reior:. agsiogat-
d ll.S21.000 n It " and I4BJIMJ00 hs
1009; ths on pi Ial raapleg a 1 in the in-
dsastri in IStfi, Ii.tf0.00i and M Iffifi.
. I 7 ;'..::'. ,000 acj tlw niiioiuei ef vx.i
. refers employed. In ls, 2.241. and
: ) I '"'H I '.7J1
Ktiglish speaking people ;irr tin chu '
purchasers of American agtoaaeblie.
Of ths 2I.7T.7 exported In Wit, I.Je'l
wrtit Is fanada. a.7lt hi fibs Patted
Klngilom. and 3,:'"' t" Australia and
.w Zealand: the next largest num
ber. 1,011. beang cTadstri N fiaagp hn
rrira, while Ourapaan saagatafias at bar
than ttu- United Klsajdneg took UBB.
Of the fidfi aataSBOhlU'a Imported in
to me ooantry fit ths fiasgfi -ar 1912.
401 were (rcsa Run v, ik: from the
I'nlted Kingdom. Ill from Italy. Ill
from tjermany, and 127 fr m all OtteSI
coanu les,
Ranch of t.000.000 SCrSS in Tegas
Panhandle is w mi t" be ... Id In umall
farms.
Bnglsnd is building fit agUltar) oers-
planes alio xxill BOOS add 4 mor..
GRAND
THEATER
UNEQUALLED VAUDEVILLE
BIG FEATURE ACT.
Gordon
and
Perry
Smging, Acrobatic Dancing and Real
Live Comedy.
THE BRAVE LITTLE INDIAN
Pathe.
THE REDEMPTION OF RED RUBE
V.tagrsDh.
"HAVING AVENGES"
Vitagraph Drama.
CUPID'S QUARTETT
Comedy, Esnay.
Lauriutn
Music School
120 Lake Linden Ave.
mil term ff.r piano students com
!iu im-"s Monday. Sept. SMh.
Oradwahsf saa Jtn the Michigsu
Music Teachers Association, a guaran
tee of efficiency, synonymous In a di
ll, en. i issued bx H college of music.
Aug. Kspel
Assisted By
Miss Lie-mora Hsoel