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TAFT'S "TRAINER''

DR.. Charles e. Barker of Madison, Wis, is the
Prof. Mike" Donovan of the Taft administration.
The president, nowadays, it seems, must have a
trainer, just like professional prize fighter, to
keep him in condition for the grind Former Sen.
ator John C. Spooner of Wisconsin introduced Dr.
Barker to the president while he was secretary of
war. DR.. Barker at that time prescribed course
of exercises and diet for Mr.. Taft and succeeded
in reducing his weight. When Taft became presi-
dent he sent hurry call for his trainer, Dr.
Barker, just as President Roosevelt sent a hur-
ry call for Mike" Donovan.
Daily now at Beverly, Mass, the presidents
summer home, DR.. Barker, who is an amateur
middleweight of 15s pounds, boxes with the presi-
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years.
the city,
deal and with
Maher will the Leo Mccullough
years for larceny James Cassidy atorneybiber
BY HILL Now Hill says he intends to clean
there visit He first
held
the mi watche Says
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the kicker Ten minutes of the medicine ball will
complete
And the presid ident meek sub to
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The rich rule America, says Sig,
Ferrero, in . futile attempt to break
into the news columns. .:.. S,4.5
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BELIEVES IN JURY TRAIL ING"

Arthur Dehon Hil district attorney of Suffolk
county, in which Boston is located, is terror to
the municipal CRATER and incidentally-perhap
not incidentally-he is advocate of the much
debated system of having detectives watch tales.
men and jurymen before and during the trial of
case. The district attorney began this system OF
Jury trailing when jury ir the case of George
BATHS, Republican politician accused of the lar.
ceny of $500 which he drew from the city treas
ury to purchase prizes for Fourth of July athletic
contest winners, disagreed. He has kept it up
since and Boston folk say conviction has fol-
lowed conviction since.
Hill, who scarcely looks the part of a prose-
cutor. having come of Back Bay family of schol.
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child should he
in another direction
ing of juvenile
The Virginia enterprise., 1909-09-10
In the Feud Zone.

MAY I ask you a question, ;.
Sure; stranger" # sssz
II why IS everybody. ii this eect,o,
mixed up IN . feud q. -
Veil nobnddy kse,st,s 4. q 49,
.ehanees On bein !, sl ,,,.nooen@
standsr "a 81
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WILL STUDY CHILDREN

DR.. G. Stanley Hall, president of Clark univer-
sity, Worcester, Mass. has decided to crystalize
the entire child welfare movement by inaugural
ing new department for the study of the child
in his institution this fall. DR.. Hall, who is now
in his sixty-fourth year, is considered by many to
be the greatest American authority on the subject
of the child in all his relations to the rest of man
kind. In his book, Adolescence" he explains the
often amazing conduct OF bad, bad boys and girls
by declaring that the child in it's few years be.
fore reaching manhood passes through the entire
struggle of the human from the dawn of his
tory in the epitome The child has its stone. flint
and bronze ages etc., DR.. Hall says, and all of its
cruelties and vagaries can only be explained by
this hvnnthosis
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"Maka da much money-fifteener.
maybe twenty dor."
what? Get $40 for playing
street piano?" the astonished Judge de-
manded.
mo. notta for play" the music mas
ter admitted; maybe getta two dor
tor play-getta rest for shut up noise
an get OF block!"-Judge.
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81 A Little More So.
"A philosopher opines that life
must look different, from 4 carriage
window. j f4,-s ~. 80.
Nosdorbt. And think how difter.
ent i must lock from % airship.,'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

promise would be effected i'm the liti-
cation of Old Dominion against A. S.
Bigelow and the receipts" have been
in better demand. Bigelow interest
says: Il do not know from whom the
offers come but. overtures have been
made looking TO a compromise. 1t is
almost needless for me To state that
these overtures have not come from
Mr. Bigelow and he proposes to fight
the matter through to the end. He
will not listen to anything which sa-
vors of a compromise"
The Butte Coalition company Is
producing at the rate of over 40, 900, 900
pounds copper per annum. This is
more than double that of 1908. The
present cost of the company's copper
Is about ten cents per pound. Drec-
tors tell us that If extraordinary ex-
ploration work were suspended the
cost could easily be reduced to nine
cents per pound.
New York party close to copper
mining corporations says: "The Cole
Ryan people are at work upon the
problem of combining North Butte and
Butte Coalition with Amalgamatcd.
Neither North Butte or Butte Coali-
ton has any smelter but each has
very valuable ground and many ques-
tons may arise i'm the future concern
ing their independent operation by the
managers of Amalgamated. There
fore IL is considered tho mart of wis
dom to see If they can be absorbed by
Amalgamated at the present time.
The Cole-Ryan interests would very
much like to put in the Greene Can
anca and possibly the Giroux at the
same time.
Shannon's October output was L.
$4,000 pounds.
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were SO deaths during the same period.
The following births were reported
TO Township Clerk G. Il. l.. Thomas
this morning: Son, to Nick Kopp,
Ncwtown; son to Z. Pichiotine, c. Il
H.; son to William Mihelich. Wedge
street Raymbaultown; son to Hjei-
mar Tampa, Wolverine; son. Thomas
Koslg oak street; daughter. Peter
Spehar, oak street.
Nick Swami was arrested this
morning and brought before Justice
Curto, charged with being drunk and
disordcrly He was fined s. and costs.
Not having the wherewithal TO pay
Swami took the alternative of 20 days
in the county JAIL
Woodward Kirkpatrick, engineer FOR
the Land. River and Improvement co.
of Superior wis. is in Calumet On
business While here he will be the
guest Of his old schoolmate, Town
ship Clerk Thomas.
Mrs. T l.. Pfeiffer has gone to VIII
kesbarre, Pa. TO visit relatives.
The Scandinavian revival brigade of
Chicago will conduct special meetings
at the Swedish M. f. church of Laur-
ium. this evening.
1t is expected that a game Of assoc
citation or soccer football will be play
cd between the Y. NJ. c. \. and the
Mohawk teams. Saturday afternoon.
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STOCKS
Gay & Sturgis says:


Boston, Mass, Nov 3.-The great
strength which closed at the top Of
2k point bulge makes it very evident
something is brewing in copper affairs.
Other coppers participated i'm part,
but except for Butte Coalition, no par
ticular feature existed. 1t was a very
notable fact. however, that while the
railway list barely held its own. cop
pers in general list were uniformly
strong and it is without doubt that
something is pending. Do
We understand a definite announce
ment will be made on the arrival Of
Mr.. Daniel Guggenheim from Europe
shortly
The metal was strong and large
sales were reported. The current Sch
timent is such that better prices are
likely.-I. j. Sturgis.
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MICHIGAN SHIPMENTS.

Michigan shipments crfmlwyd csc
Shipments from the Michigan mine
TO the Atlantic stamp mill at Red
ridge have fallen off notably this week.
While in the past three heads have
been operated regularly upon Michigan
Rock, two Of the heads were shut
down completely this week. 1t is re-
ported at Redridge that the boarding
house mine dwelling and other build
ings at the Michigan are being board
ed up.
For the past two months the Sup
crior mine has been shipping enough
rock to the Atlantic mill to keep two
heads in operation, and the force at
the mill will not be decreased because
Of the smaller Michigan shipments
The Superior has been shipping about
800 tons Of rock daily and the Mich
igan 600 tons.
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nothing intrlnsically wrong at the
property and that the market move
ments of thc stock are due to manipu-
lation. The weakness in Nipissing is
believed to be in sympathy with La
Rose.-H. q w.
Boston.-Mass. Gas declared regular
semi annual dividend OF per cent on
preferred stock and regular dividend
of 1 per cent on common for four
months Payable Dec. /. Books close
Nov. 10, reopen Dec. dow, Jones &
Co.
New York, Nov. S.-The strength and
activity which has developed in curb
copper stocks during the past week,
suggests startling Improvement in
trade conditions.
Greene Cananea, Nevada Cons, Mi
ami the curb leaders were features
while Newhouse, Union Mines and Con.
Ariz. were conspicuous for their
strength.
The renewal Of activity in Newhousc
and The good character Of buying at
advancing figures is significant OF
higher prices for this stock.
Con. Aria, continues to be Well
bought and SS is being confidently pre-
dicted for the stock.--H G w.
New York, Nov. 3.-There was pra.-
t.oally no gossip regarding the stock
market here yesterday. Perhaps I can
best describe the sentiment Of The
speculative crowd by saying that they
are conservativcly cheerful and
while they are all bullish for the long
pull, l think good many of them
feel that the market at present Is in
a period OF readjustment.
People Interested in copper stocks
seems TO he moro bullish and move
willing to back their opinions than al
most any one else.
The tip TO buy Anal. is all ovsr
the street
Bull talk is still out on the Interboro
issues, on South Pacific and on Pcnn1.
7 am inclined to think at the moment
that the market is sale on the raj
lics.--J. w. +.
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LOCAL RREVlTTES.

The deer hunting season will open
one week from today November IL
and will continue up 90 November 80,
inclusive. A number OF Lauriun
sportsmcn intend leaving for the
woods next Sunday. so that they will
be on hand bright and early on the
morning OF the 10th.
Clerk Prisk reports total of 26S
births so far this year, dating from
January l TO November 1, as COM
pared with total of 2S2 for the same
period last year, or a decrease of IA
births.
An indoor baseball game will be
played this evening in the Y. NJ. c. A.
gym at $3.50 o'clock. mine time, between
Joe Leans picked team and the Y. NJ.
G. A. A good game is expected. a
small admission fee VIII be charged.
There were fourteen births and eight
deaths in the township OF Osceola for
the month OF October, the birth rate
being about normal, with a slightly
higher death rate. or the eight deaths.
four were violent while tuberculosis
claimed two.
The Elizabeth Rebekah lodge OF
Calumet has received an invitation to
visit the Ivy Rcbckah lodge of Lake
Linden on Friday evening. when the
degree work viii be excm-
pllned.
Village Clerk N. +. Kaiser of Rcd
Jacket reports a birth rate of nine for
the month OF October. and seven
deaths. The total number of births in
the village of Rcd Jacket recorded so
far this year numbers 1884, while there
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. a. Minnear and Co. say today:
Continued extreme activity was not
ed i'm the curb issues all day. Arizona
IL Michigan was the feature on the
countered in the crosscut, assaying as
high as fifteen per cent copper and
carrying silver. Cactus also showed
strength. 1t Is reported Oneco has
encountered a well mineralized vein
continues TO be heavily traded in and
crossed 49, but gave way to profit taxi
ing before the close. We look for high
er prices for a number of the curb
issues.
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ARIZONA AND MICHIGAN.

Capt. James Chynoweth of Calumet,
president Arizona & Michigan Mining
company, late yesterday afternoon re-
ceivcd telegram from a. Trojanovicn
director of the company at Globe,
to the effect that a vein of ore had
been encountered in a drift from tho
shaft at the Telfair claim, assaying
copper values of fifteen per cent Adj
ditional information bearing on the
discovery of ore has been sent to the
home offices OF the company by letter
and is expected this week.
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GAY G. srUReis GOSSIP.

Calumet, Mich. Nov. 3.-The gener-
al market did not show any great en-
thusiasm until just before the close
when Amalgamated took squirt that
carried the price to SO and strength
ening the whole list.
Coalition was again the leader In
Boston coppers. selling up to 29h.
Superior Copper was in good demand
advancing to 60A.
Boston, Nov. 3.-LaRose and Nipis-
sing are breaking badly again today.
The talk on LaRosc that the company
is to use the cash on hand for the de-
velopment of the property and that the
dividend may be passed. Montreal adj
vices. however, state that there DIS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish TO extend our heartfelt
thanks to all of the friends and neigh
bors of Hancock and Calumet who rem
dercd their services i'm helping TO en-
tighten our sad bereavement in the
death of our beloved husband and
father Especially to all those who
sent the beautiful floral designs and
the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmcn.
We assure them that their kindness
will never be forgotten.
Mrs. Felix Paquette and Daughter.
800
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Welded IN CHICAGO.

Copper Country Couple Take Their
Nuptial Vows in That City.
y special from Chicago to The News
this morning announced the wedding
of Miss May Lynch OF Hancock to John
Connolly, Jr., of Calumet The cere-
mony was performed very quietly in
the Windy city. Both of the young
people are 26 years OF age and wen
known IN this section. 1t is expected
that they VIII return to this city this
week TO make their future home here.
Tile announcement OF the wedding in
Chicago was complete surprise to
TIE many friends of the young people
i'm this county.
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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
Meeting Will be Held end Officers
Elected on Monday.

The Copper Country Ministerial as
ISOLATION interdenominational, VIII
hold its first regular meeting for the
season at the home of Rev. and Mrs
j. A. Ten Brock, corner of Third ana
Iroquois streets. Laurium. on Monday
afternoon. The meeting viii be called
at $3.50 o'clock mine time and it is cx-
pected that it viii be largely attended.
Rev. w. f. Marvin of Hancock viii
read paper on "a Minister'S Message
to Christians" and Rev. M. Rufsvold of
Calumet will lead the discussion. The
officers for the ensuing year will be
elected at that time.
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MINING
HELVETIA.

The Helvetia Copper Company earn
ed a net profit in its fiscal year ending
Aug. 81, 1909, of $S5,S9S, all of which
was applied to developement work.
From oct. II, 1908, to Aug. 81, 1909,
999Si7 pounds of ore were shipped. TO
The smelteL and the copper obtained
therefrom gave net return of S93, =
Si9. The underground workings on
the property were increased during
the year by 1928 feet and now aggre-
gate 11,775 feet.
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BUILDING & LOAN ASSN.
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

The first annual meeting OF the Cop
per Country Building and Loan assoc
citation Of Calumet, was held yesterday
afternoon, i'm the company's Offices, in
the Borgo block on Fifth street. The
following directors were elected for
the ensuing term: John Daniels,
Henry a. Ktti, J. II. Jasberg, James
Cruise Frank Reding and Paul Schnel-
Ter.
Following the election of directors
the following officers were re-elected:
President, c. J. Wickstrom: vice pres
ident, Edward Ulscth; secretary, At
torney G, 4. Marsch; treasurer. c. o..
Jackola.
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LAYMeN's CONFERENCE.

New York. Nov. 3.--Tho Laymen's
Evangelistic Conference, which had
les opening today at the Marble Col
lcgiate church, is regarded as one Of
the most important religious gather
ings of the year The call for the
gathering was signed by fifty of the
most prominent and active laymcn OF
the east, including leading business
men of New York, Buffalo Pittsburg
Washington, baltimore and Boston.
The proceedings viii last three days
and will be wholly i'm the interest OF
ovangellstic work by laymcn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
TALKS WITH THE woLVIN.

The United Wireless Telegraph sta
tion at Tamarack Junior. was i'm com
municaton with the steamer Wolvin
this morning The captain OF the
Wolvin was anxious TO secure the wea-
ther forecast, and was assured by The
News, through the United Wireless,
that he need fear no serious storm to-
night or tomorrow morning.
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EVA TANeuAY VERY ILL.
~ Don't Care" Coincidence May Never
Appear on Stage Again.

New York. Nov. 3.--Eva Tanquay,
the vaudeville headliner and come
dicnne, is seriously IN in her apart
ments. No. "a Morningside ave. west
and may never appear on the stage
again. She is suffering from heart
failure and paralysis Of vocal chords
and "a series of other ailments Her
physician. DR.. J. A. Burke, of No. 1872
West Forty eighth ST. says that unless
she exercises extreme care uniavorablc
complications may set I'm.
Miss Tanguay was able 20 visit her
doctor for treatment until recently
but her Illness took q turn for The
worse Monday and she was COMPEL
ed to take to her bed. Her condition
became so alarming that her sister
was summoned from Holyoke. Mass
and has been in constant attendance
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

The undersigned do hereby thank
the many friends and neighbors for
their many expressions of sympathy
during our late bereavement, the death
of our son and brother. Especially do
we thank those that sent the beautiful
floral offerings and the Rev. Erikson.
Casper Peterson and Family.
900
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DIES IN CORNWALL.

4 cablegram was received by John
r. Rowe of Laurium yesterday, an-
nouncing the death OF his father, Rue
ben Rowe. aged 20, at Mawgan, Corn
wall England. only two sons sur
vive the decedent. John r. Rowe of
Calumet and Charles Rowe of Hough-
tor,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

Elizabeth Rebekah Lodge will meet
Friday evening. Nov. 5th. at o'clock
sharp, mine time. in order to attend a
meeting of Ivy Rebekah lodge of Lake
Linden. by order of the n. G.
500
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since.
Miss Tanguay is barely able to con-
verse above a whisper. At times her
vocal chords give her so much pain
that her physician has ordered her not
to talk to any one.
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Government Positions for Men & WOmtn
The Government Gives Railway Mail
Clerks $500 to $1,000 and other
Enplovees IN 20 90 5n0 Apnusltv

Employees up 20 $500 Annually. 4
Uncle Sam will soon hold examlna- Z
lions throughout the country foe Pos-
tai Employees, Custom House Clerks.
Stcnographers, Bookkccpers Depart
ment Clerks and other Government
positions. The work is pleasant, hours
short and position for life. Thou
sands of appointments viii be- made.
Any man o. woman over Is in city or
Country can get free information aud
instruction by addressing the Bureau
II instruction. ILL Hamlin liulldng.
Rochester. y. Y zig
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03

Jas. Brennan will arrive today with
a carload of fresh mich cows which
viii be for sale at 426 Pine st. 500
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PAINE. WEBER G. co.'s GOSSIP

Boston.-Rumor is current in finan-
cial district to the effect that a COM
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-12-15
Estates of William Wallace Nav.
Ellen May Gilman, Owen Dame.
Edwin Varney, Horace MAY
Thomas Owen May, William H
May and Amelia Nav Jewell

STATE OF VERMONT THE poxopARtE
DISTRICT OF ORLEANS SIS PRopArE 90
FOR THE DISTRICT FO EsAID:
To all PERSONS interested in tie estates oe
William Wallace May and E swim Varpev. both
late OF Gllmt n own, New Hampsh re lien
NAV Gi m an Ia of Mil naa polls, NM es ia:
Owen Dame. st. of Brooklyn, New YORK: Hor
ace May. late of P och 1T N. Y; Thomas
Owen May. late of Otay. "a ifornia; William
q. May. ate of Rockvilo Colo RADIO. d Amel
ia May Jewe late of Fa~nham, Ga n da. all. to
VT, late OF Barton in said District of Orleans
deceaset: GREEIING ''
WI ereas said Court has ASSIGNED the I'D dav
OF January next for eIan'iuing and allowing
the account of the admi istrator of the es.
tate OF said deceas ed, ar for a decree of the
residue OF said IS ate TO the lawful claimants
! OF the sane and ordered that pub ic notice
thereof be civ en- to all PERSONS interested in
sald estate by publishing this order three
weeks successive y previous to the day as
signed, in the Orleans County Monitor a
newspaper pu olished at Barton in said Dis.
| trict.
therefore, you are hereby notified to appear
at the Probate Office In Newport, in said dis
tr1 on the day sigr ed, then and there to
contest the allowance of said account if you
see cause and to establish your right as heirs,
legatees and lawful al ants to said re sid e.
Given under my hand this 18th day of De-
cember, 1909.
50-62 F. E. ALFRED, Judge.
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F. NJ. Allchurch,
Estate of Sanford May

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable Pro
District of Orleans, IS bate Court for the
District Afors id:
To all persons Interested n the estate of
Sanford May, late of Barton, in said District,
deceased, Greeting:
Whereas, said Court has assigned the 3rd
day of January next for examining and
allowing the account of w. S. Robins, ad-
minist ator de bonis non OF the estate of said
deceased. and for decree OF the residue Of
said estate to the lawful claimants of the
same, and ordered that public notice thereof
be given to all persons interested in said
estate by publishing tn is order three wee ks
ucces sivel7 previous to the day assigned, in
she Orleans County Monitor: a newspaper
tubli he'd at Ba ton, in said District.
pTherefore you are hereby Motif ID to appear
the Probate Office in Newport, in said Dis
arict, on the day ASSIGNED, then ard there tC
tcontest the allowance of said account il yor
see cause, AID to establish your right a:
heirs, legatees and lawful claimants to sale
residue.
Given under my hand, this 18th day o
December, 1863.
F.E. ALFRED,
So Judge.
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Commissioner Notice.
Estate of Emily ]. Sabin.

The undersigned, having bee appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District
Of Orleans, mmissioners, to receive. exam
inc and adjust the claims and demands Vt al
persons against the es. ate of Emily j.
Sabin. late era ftsburv in said district de-
ceased land all claims exhihite If offset there
to, hereby give not ce that we will meet for
the purpose aforesaid, at the residence of NB.
Williams in the town of Craftsbury in said
District, on the s0th day of April, 1910, from
1so'clcck p. m. until O'Clock p M on said
day, and that six months from the 1st ,day of
November, a. D. 1909 is the time limited by
said Court foi said creditors to present tn cir
claims to US for examination and aIlowan ee
Dated Craftsbury this 9Th day of Deem
Der A. D. 1863.
G B. CCLE,
HERBERT WOODBURY..
50-52 Commissioners