SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1914.
THE CALUMET NEWS
PACK FIVE
IN THE CHURCHES OF
CALUMET AND VICINITY
Local Pastor Are Invited to Con
tribute to This Department Which
W 1 1 1 Appear Each Saturday. All
Notices Free of Charge.
esntl) appointed
ivlury pf
It'll cue, will
LAurttini m. k.
ItiK. H'A .
In Um tVMllMI,
upper peninsula
the Anti-wui..Hi)
plflUll ifi the
bnfek shsBsBsi aaata
uicuire. win preach
NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN.
"Itaklnf PVsMssv' will be Um theuM
... ii,. v. S. It. Itomsilahl s siinion at
ih Norwegian LBUasraa shumg Bag
,h, ti i t iK- In connection Willi this
i ! r, nllllllllllilill Will lie S'l I'd Till
evening eafvlra which rlH bssjln ui ;
,,,1,11 K, will !(' ill Hit' KmkIIhIi lailKIUIKf,
Olson, a theologies! i u i i .
h in tin' I'vt'iuni;.
, riliur
will Bfll
CENTENNIAL M. E.
"IfesssnsTssa Is Um aVsrtd" will be
tin' i basse si j sermon by I, j.
I4i i , ii Um CsntsanlsJ M. k. church
Sunday iiiurnlnK. The Huhjcrt if t)i
sermon win be ' I be Bin
l.'.vr." Sumla. si li""l will
t;U ami CleMSSS will BBasJ ui
r ening
agstaal
Hint at
lilt.
Ill
CALUMET M.
Cnlumst M. B.
E.
church
i.i
Silti-
,!,! morn ran, (sraM m. Hudson, .stair
secretary of Um BtiehigBB Ant I Bsloon
Leajcse of Detroit will grosch. Rev, C
i, senses, Um pastor, will preach in
Ism ursnlng ss Um ssjsgsd "The Love
,,i the Truth."
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
What anil Where Air Your TlSSB
w ui ue ins suDject oi a sermon
. i;,- l .ut l. it K. I.tiny at tin- I'irst
ungrsgatlaanl ehnrsfc Bundnjt Mom
mi. The usual ssrvlces win ho ease
lh ted in the I'voninir.
GERMAN REFORMED.
as, h. QauJ viii o.miui t prssasssnj
"rx"" :,i tin- (;'inian Reformed
hur, h Buaday aveadag at 7:3n oekMh
"I BCS004 will meet at :M, Serv
ian hi ha sndueted at Lake Unaoa
Bg SWV, yual at n: it,
NORWEGIAN-DANISH M. E.
The usual Hi'i vh i'M will be OOSducted
at Um N'oi wi'L ian-haiiish M. K. hun h
Fun day gMrafcag al io:;iu ami evening
at t o'stock, gandsy safejeol will meet
at 11:45.
till
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
George a. Tnnag win preach ai
i-'irnt Presbyterlnn oburoh Sunday sva
ahag, Rot, i. i. stalker, um pastor,
w in smash on Um tv sntng
MOHAWK M. E.
Joseph Bosom gig j will preset)
blahs wk M . K. ehurch Bunduj
ii'"-. Haas wih ox will
enlns service.
U.'V
at tin
morning nnd
conduct the e
OSCEOLA M. E.
UmIIs Donald will !- in ehgrgs of Um
tornlng service al Um fbsnsuls ht, gj,
hureh sad Rev, w. ii. Collycotl will
preai h in the even Ins.
TAMARACK
Tin- morniiiK nervh i
k Al. K. Church will
Thomas Tucker and
lrrai h in tin- evening:.
M. E.
a i Um Taaaar
i in ohargc of
um Dnnalil will
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
PROGRAM FOR THE BAND
CONCERT SUNDAY NIGHT
DIRECTOR CLARENCE H. COOK
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR CALUMET.
LAURIUM M. E.
A. TOUM Of Ann Arln.r. t
ALLOUEZ M.
ii. If or com win preach
M. K. i hun h at l:M
school win most at I: Ba.
E.
It till
ami
Allouei
Bunds
SMOTHERING SPELLS
Box 36, Norris City.
Illinot.
74
Sour Stomach, Heart Burn
In October,
1910. wt received
;i hitter from
Jfrs Hall, from
Which wo make
tii. following as
trsetst
"About twelve
Jresn apo my
health li Kan to
fail. I oouldn't
Ml anything
Without suffeiinK
flbr it. I had
In ut hum Kiinr
tomsch. Baled- MRS. JAMES A. HALL,
tat I on of the
heart, BmothiT-
bsj spells, pains in my sides and
back. In fact, I suffered all over,
mid a couRh almost like consump
tion. Doctors failed to relieve me;
fe fhet, they didn't seem to know
that ailed me. I continued to grow
until I wai able to wit up only
I part of MM time. I had almost lost
all hopes of ever being any better.
"Hut one day some one threw some
hooks In at my door. I read thm
ami found them to be Peruna books.
"They described my feeling so truly
T sent at once and got a bottle sjid
began taking it. You pronounced
my ailment systemic catarrh, and
gave me soma advice.
"Win n I had taken two and one
half bottles I began to eat without
suffering. I continued to improve.
"When I had taken sight I was like
a new person. That was nine years
ap.
"I think Teruna the greatest fam
ily remedy there is, for so many ail
ments are due to catarrhal trouble. I
Would advise any one afflicted with
Catarrh to take 1'crun a and 1 am suro
It will leave."
In the Revised "Ills of Life" We
hare many similar testimonials which
phnuld interest sick people every
where, Sent free by the Peruna Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
People who object to liquid medi
cines can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
R. J. CONGREGATIONAL.
At i" o'clock, Rav, w. ii. c
ott uiii prsnch al the Rod Jai
Congregational church,
kit
BOSTON M. E.
Rot. Colly cott win preach
Boston m. :. church Sunday i
at o o'clock,
I the
irnoon
DENIES CUNNINGHAM
WILL GET NEW POSITION.
Governor Ferris Declares Labor Com
missioner Not Slated for Job.
Lansing, Mich., Aug, s. Oof, msrrM
Bays nothing OOlng for Labor Commis
sioner Cunningham for the $;i,:.nii job
as a member of the Stats industrial
accident board. Wednesday, upon his
arrival here, the gOVSTaOT said he
Might have one and in i tial s two ap
pointments to uive 0Ut Pin inn the
afternoon Labor Commissioner Cun
ningham held a OOflferoUCS with I he
governor, Before ami alter his depart-
me The Tribune was informed by a
Democrat close to the executive head
to watch out for developments on Cub
Bingham. However, the chief , xei li
tlve now says there was nothing e
hjg and w ill not b . one of his close
followers says union lubor does mt
stand i show for the reason the unions
have not givsfl the ehisf saecuUve a
name that SPPeaMd to him. The suc
cessor to ra Rooms, Republican
member, appointed by rx-ilnv. ( (shorn.
and reappointed by Qov, rorrie, is
still a mystery.
i drat tor Cksraaoa n. Cooh of tin
'' Af II- band ladai announced tin
program for the apes air cesMsrt to in
rsnosrss by tin- C, n. band from th
lawn surrounding the mine ofBOO ftUS
aay evening, comment Ins at s o'clock
ne program bas been selet ted w ith
treat (are anil proasiSSS to BSSWS d
cidedly Interesting, it is as follows:
March Seiniur I'idelis Sousa.
vaiae ui Coocert Artist's Life
st rauaa
fhasratk selection- Rrnanl Verdi
Overture1 "Prectoss Von Wahar,
Oraad ff-T-lirn RiMlalsrsjiosa
iieiami Godfrey,
Paraphrase Neater My Qed I
Thoa Reerea
Pescriptlvs Pantasia -Viftags Lafa
IVolgnndi gyaopsia i;aiiy Bjoraing; sunrisi
Astir in the village; ChildreB gotag i
ci i; the Blacksmith shop; Tin
Mn saeen; May pole daaoe; Curfew
bell; The vilksgs choir (moonlbjkt)
The Lover's Serenade; Kinale.
I'.xc rptH rroii, The l'irates of Pea-
ante Sullivan.
naraetenstic Home Bwei t Home -
Laaapa (As it mlgat be played m Oer
many, RUSBM, Scotland. China, gpaln
Italy, Huagary, Ireland aad America).
Bonga Hits of mi l Remlcka
Laurium Department
AMUSEMENTS.
AMUSEMENTS.
WOODEN WALKS
BEING TORN UP
Street Improvements Planned In
Bollmann's Addition
A got
d child's nurse can demand
nth ami In. aid in Canada,
Los
I its
Angelas ssi ts to add iag,aoQ
population in laid,
is than 1M a ear is paid
hooi teachers in the south.
Norway will be the scene of the next
internal ioual council of women.
S. C. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
Workmen's Comoensation. Advertise
ment, tf
FOOD COMMISSIONER COMING.
James Helme. ttats Official, Will Ac
company "Health Special."
Residents of the copper countr) win
DS interested to kaOB that James V.
Helme, of bsaadag, state dahrj ami
food commissioner, will be hi re the
latter part of this month, SQSntBg with
the -Health Special" of the Michigan
Agricultural College. Mr. Helme is
known throughout the state for his sn-
srgetlc campaigns to inforcs the bum
food laws. Aeooaapanylag the food
cnsamlsslonst win be number of as-
MtanU, who will explain the exhibits
carried by Um train.
The first lap ,,f the statewide tour of
the train, which was begun Sunday.
has been Completed, The Health
Special." as the train has been called.
Consists of three coaches. line coach
has been given ever to the pure food
department, one to the dairy depart
ment and a third to the state board of
health. Bacb had been gOsd with pic
tures ami models designed t,p expose
tin- aangara with which citizens of
Michigan ate confronted.
Perhaps the most interesting cor nor
in the "pine food" ear is that which
has been devoted to the exhibit of
faulty B Sights and measures. This
exhibit is in charge of one of the in
spectors of the department. Kaulty
s ate.', short measures and a wh
museum of OtbOr devices much em
ployed by dealers in cheatim: the pub
lic are shown. Then on the wo
the car have been pl.e ed placards
nouactag that fully M per cent, of
weights and msssurei Inspected b)
department have been found t.
faulty.
Following the ls.t of inspection by
the Laurium strict OOttUalttOS ThnTB
day, and the approval tiy that body
of proposed improvements brought to
the attention of the co in il bull Tues
day evening, workmen aie now engag
ed in tearing up the Old wden side
walks on North Ahinc,-;. street, prepa
ratory to the construction ,,t cement
walks.
Residents of this Section informed
the council that the conditii n of streets
there was deplorable, end also that a
majority of the taxpa.1 el were per
fectly saf hps Ida to plan whereby the
Walks iiiii;bl be installed at once and
paid for b) the owners of the proper)
improved within slaty days. An m
VSStlgation convinced tin street com
mittee thai tin- cssnpieini as regards
the condition of the street was Justi
fiable ami that someiliinv should be
done, but it is useU-ss to undertake the
Sork until the Walks are insti lled.
Miu wire sngagad to tear up the
walks at once and to have the srudinu
'ompleted as far as peesJbM bj the
time the siXty-day COntract has been
Binned itji bv all of the tax i a ei s. Then
work xn 1 1 1 be punned vigorously ami th
treet also will be repaired.
Rarly tliis sutnnur, residents of
North i'evvublc street petitioned the
OUttcil for consent walks, but wire un
;le to secure the desired number of
I-natures to a contract agree Ins to
eimburse the village foi the improve
ment within sixty Iays. ltecentlv in-
IdUal property holders have asked
for and been ,;ivcn the strt el grade ami
it is believed they OOn template inde
pendent action, but so ':! BOthlng of
tliis nature has been att. Hinted. It is
possible the Individuals lavoiitn; the
Improvement vill have the ,rk done
while the street forces are at work on
Alilneek street. IVwabic street also is
in need of attention, but this cannot
well be done until the sidewalks are
installed.
The condition of Sixth treet, on the
east end. was found to be in better
condition than was reported, except in
em pi.. . at the corner of Sixth and
Iroquois streata which win be given
attention immediately, last of ti
rlllagi limits, th. street is in had
shape, but it ,, uld seem ihe gat ef
those who use the highway most to
plate It in repair
Excellent hiadwtiv is beint? made
With the luvillg of the lenient pave
ment on Lake LISNBSB avenue. Coa
trai tot Caul 1'. !.,. hm has a Inn
force of men snaaasd in tins work.
SIN AND WOE IN TROUBLE.
Laurium Chinamen ArrfsteH and Fired
For Noise and Distu' l once.
A. Sin anil L. Woe, LaUrlUm celes
tials, oWPS arrested ami .itraUncd be
fore Justice David ArmU this morn-
in:, on the charge Of STCnting a SjOlSS
and dhltUllMBOS The pair are ; llflgsd
t have sslahratsd a littls loo fraoSy on
I'irst street lust SVsnit ami made
thems'hes obnOXiOUfl to well he
hand cltlasgg. Ooth pfntasted bfcaiy
lanonsncs, but the justice oaald not sss
how a man namd Sin OOUld kOSp SM
of irotible aad thought It the most
satural thhag In the world tint Wo
should toRhw after, sn he levied i Baa
of $:t and costs on each. The lines
were paid,
NO CHANGE FOR PYTHIANS.
UKAND
TONIGHT
A THRILLER OF THRILLS
The proposition which his been ).
for.- the order of stntghta of Pythias
for yt tre, io reduce the see limit from
-'i io i so as to lolmit more voim
men, was ueiealcil at the supleii,
lodge convention which has just closed
at Winnipeg. Local Kn;:;hls of Py
thias who have been ii- epiy Interested
in the plan, and who took a referen
dum vot,. ut the requesl of Um stats
grand lod s year ago, win kutra the
outcome of the prop, sal's eoiisnl'li-
Uon ;it Um hands ,,f the uprogas lodge
with interest.
THE STOLEN
TREATY
IN FOUR PARTS
The limit of sensation a forceful detective feature drama with over
sixty brilliant scenes.
This Great Feature shown in addition to our regular program making
9- REELS OF PICTURES - 9
PRICES ALWAYS f Vt! AND TtN CENTS.
Coming Tomorrow
Another Great Sensational Feature
THE DEVINE APPEAL
Or
'THE LION TAMER'S REVENGE"
In Four Startling Act
This is rot a circus picture, but a wonderfully thrilling photoplay in
volving three monstrous hone w bote actions stir the very marrow in
your bones.
This feature will b shown in addition to ocr regular program.
9 - REELS OF PICTURES - 9
s.
Fires
C. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
Insurance. Advert isement - tf
R
AMUSEMENTS.
PRICES ALWAYS
EIVE AND TEN CENTS.
O Y A
THEATER
Next to Po6t Office
E.C. Richards, Mgr.
PICTUFIF.S'
"ALL THAT'S CEST IN
Ecsanay Th
ing Melodrama
AMUSEMENTS
LYRIC
THEATER
Mutual Program
TONIGHT
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR MRS.
WILSON TO BE HELD MONDAY
Washington, Am:,
lees for Mrs. vYoodrc
l lie president, w ill III
lernoon at J o'clock
in the historic east
The Interment will take
day afternoon tit ROOM,
Mrs. Wilson spent many
hood dav s and w here her
lather ate huried.
:
I-
1
i
place Tin s- SH
U Mere gfl
if her girl.
BIOl her and Jl
.-f uneral sctv-
Wilson, w ife of
held Monday 't -
1 1 t he w hile house
room.
A BARRIER
ROYAL
Broncho two part drama
THE SCENARIO WRITER
Majestic Comedy
REBEGCA'S WEDDING
DAY
Kcyctone Comedy
NEW PROGRAM TOMORROW.
NIGHT HAWKS
in two acts.
Featuring FRANCIS X. BUSHMAN
A sensational production
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE IT.
An exceedingly interesting Melodrama.
dealing with a gang of Pohttcr.l
C Mtcs, who relied upon clarhness :
to cover their multitude of sins.
Hf ARST-SELIG NEWS PICTORIAL
The Wot Id Before Your Ey-js.
LAME DOG'S TREACHERY
Kalem Drama
Featuring MONA DARKFEATHER in
a story of Indian life.
COMING SUNDAY. AUG. 9TH
THE DEBT
Lubm Two Reel Drama
SPECIAL MATINEE 2:30
CALUMET THEATER
TWO DAYS--AUGUST 8 AND 9
THE GANGSTERS
OF NEW YORK
A otory of New York gang life A tg Mutual "R. . M." feature in
four parts.
Feat uring H. B. WALTHALL and CONSUELO BAt LEY
AND A GOOD COMEDY REEL
PRICES: Mat. nee, 10c to all seats. Evening, 10 and 2Cc. Two shows:
7:20 and 9:CD. V.atmee at 2:30.
aQflKtsnfSB3!BBa9
" :"tr-:-.
COMING MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
AUGUST 10TH ANH 11TH
IN SEARCH of the CASTAWAYS
From the celebrated novel "The Chil
dren of Captain Grant" by Jules
V'rn In five acts.
Special matinee both d.-ys at 2:30.
PEOPLES THEATER
TONIGHT"
HsrbSfi Rawhnson and Anna Little in a most sensational drama
On the Verge
of War
101 Bison in three parts.
Other great photo-dramas will be seen. A good show at all times.
'J
foNESOLIDWEEKOFFUN
6 - BIG HOLIDAYS 6
BIG FALL FESTIVAL LAURIUM PARK
COMMENCING MONDAY, AUGUST 17th. Presenting
A. B. MILLER SHOWS
15 - NEW NEAT AND NOVEL SHOWS - 15, 3 - SENSATIONAL FREE ACTS - 3, BAND CONCERTS AFTERNOON AND
NIGHT, GRAND GORGEOUS SPECTACULAR DISPAY OF FIREWORKS EVERY EVENING.