Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 11

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1937. IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD, MICH. THREE! PENINSULA NEWS CONSIDER COUNTY HISTORY Iron Mountain--Whether the history of Dickinson county from its earliest known development will fce written and perpetuated as a permanent and progressive record probably be determined at a Sieeting called for early in January, it was stated by Henry A. Perry, field manager for the Michigan Historical Commission at Lansing. Perry visited here to check up on a meeting held about two weeks ago, when some 25 or more representatives of various woups in the city discussed the probable organization of a county historical society, but deferred action until more information could be obtained on the set-up sponsored by the state commission.

within a distance or 80 rods from shore. The measure, it was indicated, had the backing of sportsmen in various parts of the state. SHIPPING NEAR KN'D Sault Ste. Marie--Great Lakes shipping season is on its "last legs" as steamers return from Lake Superior two or three days late as result of the wintry which, swept the lake during the last few days. Some of the mariners stuck to the job of transporting grain and other freight, however, despite sharp boosts in insurance rates on vessels at midnight Tuesday.

Jumping freight rates for grain cargoes proved an inducement to continue shipping. Captain A. H. Blackwell of the Algoma Central steamer Algosoo which arrived in the Canadian Sault with a cargo of scrap iron from Duluth. said that lie had encountered "the worst storm in a year," while on Lake Superior.

He said that a 70-mile-an-hour gale was blowing when he crossed the lake. STUDY LAKE FISHING Marquette--During a brk'f visit here enroute to Menominee. Fred A. Westerman, head of the fish division, Michigan state department of conservation, discussed the investigation now in progress in an effort to set up some regulation satisfactory to both commercial fishermen and sportsmen regarding commercial fishing in the Qreat Lakes. Westerman is accompanied on his trip of investigation by Dr.

John Van Oosten, in charge ol the Great Lakes fishing investigation for the United States bureau of fisheries. At the last session of the legislature, Westerman said, a bill was introduced providing that nets of commercial fishermen be prohibited anywhere on the Great Lakes SET ELECTRIC RATES Negaunee--Officials of the Negaunee city light department put into effect new commercial and residential light rates, and announced the adoption of a one-meter system for Negaunee homes and business establishments. The new city resident rate will reduce the kilowatt hour charge one cent for every kilowatt hour used after the first 50: The new commercial rate will be .07 cents for the first 50 kilowatts. .05 cents for the succeeding 50. and .02 cents for every kilowatt hour thereafter.

The resident rate for the first 50 kilowatts is identical with the old schedule, .07 cents for the first 25 kilowatt hours, .05 cents for the next 25. The new rate will be .02 cents for every kilowatt hour over 50, thus supplanting the old figure of .03 cents. Called Safe as a Tricycle The "flying tricycle," an American invention, is hailed in Europe as the safest practical plane yet developed and is being used by Dutch airline pilots in practice flights prior to delivery of new transports with similar landing gear. It is claimed the plans, pictured in flight at Croy- dtn, England, will take off without manipulation of the controls and land without danger of nose tilting. Ernestine at home.

Several brothers and sisters and three grandchildren also survive. CITIES' SUITS LISTED Marqueite--The last 1937 term of circuit court will open here before Judge Frank A. Bell Monday. December 8, with one of the heaviest dockets of the year. Sixteen crim- I inal cases.

20 civil suits and 16 I chancery cases, 10 of which are I divorces, are listed. I The criminal cases cover a wide range of offenses, including grand larceny, non-support, negligent homicide, bastardy, felonious assault, taking an auto, carrying concealed weapons, driving while intoxicated and rape. Five of the 16 defendants are charged with non-support. Most important of the civil suits scheduled are those of Marquette. Ishpeming and Negaunee against Marquette county for recovery of weight and gas monies amounting to $31.681 alleged to have been illegally withheld by the county board of supervisors and the county road commission.

CLAIM ILLEGAL SEARCH Iron River--Another game law lease in which illegal search and I seizure is claimed will be brought I to the attention of Clarence D. Dwyer. prosecuting attorney, in Justice Papin's court. The hearing involves Ysbrand Sprik, 24. and John Flieman, 26, lower Michigan hunters, who are charged with possession of a beav- er hide and illegal venison.

They pleaded not guilty when brought in I by three conservation officers. John Anguilm, Ed Balcomb and Archie Beauchamp. GET READY TO OPERATE Iloughlon--Notice has been given of a special meeting of the stockholders of the Isle Royale Copper to be held at the principal office of the company at Jersey City, N. Dec. 14, to effect a transfer of the assets and property of the Isle Royale Copper a New'Jer- sey corporation, to a newly organized company, the Isle Royale Copper a Michigan corporation.

A share for share exchange is proposed. The authorized capital stock of the Michigan company is 150,000 shares of the par value of $15 per share, partly paid to the of $10 per share and assessable to the extent of $5 per share. To WILLIAM GERVA1S DIES Calumet--William Gervais. 64. well known Calumet man.

died al the C. H. hospital following an illness of seven weeks. Mr. Gervais was bom in Rockland and came to Calumet when a young man, making his home here for 40 years.

He is a pensioned employe of the Calumet Hecla Consolidated Copper having been with the company for 37 years. Surviving besides his wife he leaves four children: Clayton of Flint: Mrs. William Viau and Mrs. Ed. Girard of Detroit; and Miss During the Holiday Season Keep a case of delicious Haas Beer on hand.

The new Cap- Sealed cans require but little space in your refrigerator and they are handy, indeed, when friends drop in. Put in an order with your dealer now. A. Haas Brewing Co. Phone 79 Phone 79 that refreshing mildness agreeable and delightful aroma that smokers find in Chesterfields is making new friends at every turn Copyright 1937, LIGGETT Mvits TOBACCO Co, effect the transfer to the Michigan company a two-thirds vote is required.

The Isle Royale mine is now heir" unwatero-l preparatory to resumption of operations. Mining work will be concentrated in Nos. 4 and 5 shafts, near which most of the known ore reserves are situated. Pumping is proceeding in No. 4 shaft, which has been unwatered to below the 21st level.

The water is being lowered at the rate of more than 200 feet per month. EMPLOY 2,500 MEN Ishpeming--The present force of 2300 men on the Cleveland-Cliffs Iron company payroll will be retained during winter operations, it was announced by S. R. Elliott, manager of the company's mining department. In a conference with 21 repre- sentatives of the Marquette Range Industrial Union, the organization of C.

C. I. employes, Mr. Elliott outlined the winter schedule, and officials and mine representatives today informed the personnel at the various properties. Effective December 6, 32-hour weekly schedules will go into force at the Maas.

Negaunee, Athens and Lloyd mines. CRANIUM CRACKERS 1. Are of fresh water or salt water? 2. Can an American accept a ti- tle from a foreign government and still retain his American citizenship? 3. Give a word in the English language which contains all of the vowels in the proper order.

4. Where is the Bunker Hill monument? 5. Can you give the dates, parties or campaigns with which the following slogans were "Tippecanoe and Tyler too." "Peace at any price." "A lull dinner pail." "He kept us out of war." "Back to normalcy." classified naje. The greatest fingerprint file in America is that at Washington, D. C.

Started in 1924 by J. Edgar Hoover, it had as its nucleus, gerprints taken from federal prisons. O'DONNELL-SEAMENS Present "Selective" Toys for the Kiddies TOY SHOP DOWNSTAIRS STORE While You're Shopping in the BIG GIFT STORE, Select Your Better Toys From This Outstanding Display- Open A Convenient Charge Account It will save you the time handling money during; the busy season. A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Selection Until Dec. 23 Streamlined Wind-up Train "Commodore Vanderhilt" Electric A cf.i**»anfili«*»rf' TMow VnrV frpip'lit 7 lr Just like the Union Pacific Speed Demon! Gleaming 10'i-in.

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Yellow and green or blue and yellow Roadster and Trailer A big red steel combination tourist set--11 inches long--rubber tires--2 toys in one-Complete for only Roll-Em Game 210 is a perfect score--Pa- Ma and all the family can join in this one. A big 30- inch board complete with six 2Vj in. balls --A great game Tinker Sand Sets and Paints Make sand pictures with tinker sand--it's fun and my! what pretty pictures- Sets complete with many outlined pictures and colored sands Buddy Auto Wrecker $1.00 A peach of a toy! Big. 24 inch red and white steel truck with demountable crane-completely rubber tired wheels Elec. Cook Stove To bake real cakes and cookies 3 burners and 2 drop panel doors--6-ft.

cord--also 6 cooking utensils $1.00 Circus Printing Set A big fascinating print set. Ten big rubber stamps --4 crayons--stamp pad and big printing book Wanted! 100 Mothers For Beautiful Baby Dollies Miss Babette Miss Babette 23-inch stand up doll Pull composition body and head She sleeps--movable arms and head 15-inch Sleeping Doll Miss Babette 15-inch sleeping doll. Organdie dress--curled natural hair, anklets and slippers-- QQ Completely dressed Genuine "Betsy Wetsy" Dolls Truflesh Latex Rubber Dollies--11 inches Looks and Feels Like a Real Baby Drinks Her Bottle--Wets Her Diapers Too! Luggage Set 15-pc. Betsy Set A genuine Betsy A genuine Betsy doll. Com- Wetsy Wetsy doll.

Com- plet layette enclos ed in aeroplane luggage kit .98 doll and a big 15-pc. assorted layette set $2.98 IRONWOOD Tonight Saturday 5885 Judy. and Connie Baswetl Directed by Rooul Walsh A Paramount Picture Cartoon Comedy-News Invents COMING STJN. MON. Leslie Howard-Belle Davis In "It's Love I'm After" Also New March of Time -MORGAN- LAST 2 DAYS Tonight and Saturday As Glorious As "Maytimc" Jeanette MacDonald And Cast of Thousands In "THE FIREFLY" With Allan Jones Warren William 6 BIG DAYS STARTING SUNDAY MATINEE DAILY 6 jrcroaminff I onrf MM YOU FUN; HCO.IADIO nctun FONTAINE REGINALD GARDINER KAY REX THEATRE TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY Prices Only lflc-25c 3 Attractions 3 2 New Features Also Another Chapter Of The "Jungle Menace" Serial With Frank Buck ALSO "The Girl With Ideas" With Wendy Barrie Walter Pidgeon.