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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01

slus gittsbnrg meIoet man:
Gttpa 100 slneeitellte im bieiigen
Bureau Der equitable 2ife sSnluroltce
Gonlponp bernabmen glei1oeitig Die
Ibhieosporte, Die ibnen Saul Oeor,
ton, Der Yralioent Ser @eIeGld,oit.
ourd oas 9elepbon pom Sauptbn.
rem in Seem yorf aus 5urief. @s
ipuroe oies 6urd cine neue telepboni.
i1e erfinoung = oas Selemegra,
pbon = erreibt, eine 8orri6ung, Die
oodu oient, ben our6 oas 9elep1ofi
iibermittelten S6on ous3ubreiten.
Ser 8erlud mar ein groBer grfolg.
Seoe ein5elne Berion inn 3inlnler
fonnte Die bon Morton Dor ieiner
9lbreiie nod europa, aus 440 Mei-
len @ntfernune geipro1enen @orte
genau unteribeioer. Das Gelelne.
gropbon tit cine semeiniame griin-
oultg sngerlieur Sllpber's lt1b S,t-
perintenoert @repfon's bonn 8ureau
Der 8eu Telephone 60. IN 9ittsburg.
IS beltebt aus einem Bbonoerapben.
S6aaborn, oas nit Dem Telephou
ourh cine eleftriihe @orri1tuna
oerort perbunoen lit, bob es Sen
Shaa 10 perbielfaltigt, oaB er bon
elmer eroBen 3uboreridoft berncm-
men per6en fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01
ssxaA

- Gone Sobnion IN 9pfer fin.
oigt an, ooB er iib UNI oas Got.
berneursomt betperben iperoe, melnl
er geipiB fei, oaB ieine Sreunbe eli.
miitig feine &anoioatllr unterItiiten
miiroer.
Die orei geger Moie, Sill llno
Gbaie, Die an Der Grl1ieBllng oes
Deputp-Sberiffs 6ufflnan unb Der
8ertpunoung beg Gonitablers GorgiI
in Der geabe BON MariboG bete;-
ligt eeipeien iparen uno Die iib felt
mebreren Gagen i'm Bef1ngnis 81
Wariball befanoen, tpurben 5reitag
morgen Dor Eagesanflruh bon elmer
@olfsnenge aus oein Gefdngnis ge-
bolt. nod Der Yope'ieben 8aiture ge-
braht uto bort gebinet. Die Be-
boroen in Mariban batten oos @e.
fdngnis mebrere Gage ourd Wili5-
folbaten betpahen Iaffen, Donnerltog
sogen iie oieie 5ilriid, neil iie gloub.
ten, bob Die aufregung iih eelcgt
babe. Sofort na1oeln oies befannt
tpurbe, bilbete iid Der Mob, brad)
IN Dos @ef1ng,tis ein uno betn1dtig-
te iih Der @efan9enen.
Sn 9ouiton bat elm junger
9ufihmieo nanlells ssobn Moif Oell
Iebsidbrigen aoolpb aieB. Der nit
ainem berunterb1ngenoen eIeftriidcll
Drobt in 8eriibrune sefomnei, mar,
bon Dem Drabt befreit uno ibm 10
Dos 2eben gerettet, III aber ielbft ba-
bel getotet tporber. Ser ,tngliifii-
Ic junge Wann binterldbt eine Jrail
ugo elm &in6.
- Mn Stelle oes fisberigen Holi-
5eifefs 8ronoenburg lit 81. 8. gorn-
ipen gum Gbef Der Gaaaler polisei
ertpdblt iporoen. Branoenburg bet.
tie iid ourd feline failotiide Gurh-
fiibrune Der Sonntagsgeiese aagc-
mein berboBt genlaht.
Der @oupernellr bat oie iibli,
DIE 3uaralt1ne-g -grolamotion, BIZ
nit benz erIten Mai in aroft tritt,
erlaifen.
- 5ris 2angbein, Elm iitilger Jar.
mer ms Der @egeno bon 5rieoribs-
burg, elnpfing beirn glusrooen pon
Bailrnitumpfeli nit Dem iosenmnten
yftllmppuller" einen e5hIas bon Der
Deaidinerie gegen oerl llnterleib uno
| lpuroe ioiort getotet.
- Plus @alpeiton fonlmt Die Nah-
ridt, ooB bort Bolll bon 2oIIotu,
| elmer Der befannteiteil Geutifen Der
@oIfltaot, i'm gllter bon GA Snbrell
eeitorben lit.
Gin nnd) 9foroen gebenoer
,Sraht3ug Der <Grisco Babn rannte ii
ben ynros gu @ralburp in Die Sea,
| booze zines anoern 0raht5uses bin,
/ ein. Sehs perionen uuroen oa5ei
| Derleti.
6reitag abeilo bot es in gtme-
riao i'm 0anbanole geibneit. Mu:
Goro-Teras tpiro bon 5roittpettet
beridtet. SSm gan3erl Staate lit oil
Iemperatur gefallen.
- Sn @alpeIton itarb Gbriltim
@entner inn Mlter bon iiulf5ig Sab
ren.
SSn Solllton itarb Sobn gaul
S6oiier i'm alter uo,i 79 Sabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01
SeSn Weontp Gorfo apr Snuht

Sn Monte Carlo, Der Smtpt-
ltaot bon Wonaeo, tpuroe elm Monn
perbaftet, Der iih ourh iein auffGQi-
ges genebmen uno Iangeres Seruln.
lungern in unnlittelbarer geGbe oes
Sdloiies peroabtig genladt botte
er mrroe BON fran5ofii1en 9eteftips
Derbaftet uno erflarte ununlrpunoell
oaB er Inor6iit uno 1ah Wsonia
Carlo gefommen iei, I'M oen orf Be,
iu6 beim SiirIten bon Monaco be.
finoli6en Braiioenten Sallieres 81
erlnoroen. SSn ieinen Taiben fanher
li6 Bapiere, aus oenen berporging,
Dob Ser Wfann 8erbier beiBt itno ous
3olte @arde gebiirtig lit. @r bottl
einen 8epolper bel iid, Der nit SER
baften gleiitiidden gelaben mar,
un6 Elm 8rief at ben BrGfeftet bes
Gepartements bes Mlpes ntaritilnes
entbielt Die Mitteilrlng, oob er Brd,
iibent 6allieres totem iperoe. 8iele
glaliber, ooB man es nit einen STR,
iinnigen gu tun bot; benno1 ion cine
9enaue llnterluhung eingeleitet tper.
Den. Graiioett 6allieres trat amei
Stunoen nad) Der @erbaftung Ser.
nier's, Die 9fiidreiie nod Yaris Oil.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01
3ett SIT banoel1t.
@artet nid)t anf Die fatalen staSiea
Der gderenfranfbeiten. Grofi-
tiert bnrdJ Die grfabrmngem
Gnrer Miitbiirger.

@ele9entlibe 9lnfalle BON aops-
meb, nnregeltn1biges l1rinieren,
&opflpeb uno Sdminoelanfaae iino
gepobnlif) Die erlten Mn5ei9en bon
9eierenltorungen. @s lit elm sssrr-
tlln oieie Observation-Disclosures
5n pernadlaiiieen 0ie Mnfaae
mogen fir cine geipiiie 3eit per=
idlpinoen aber fie febren i,ltenIioer
5uriid. @enn Spmptone bon @al-
lerindt ei1ltreten 9lnl6mel1llngea
unter oen slusen 9lnldtpellen ser
@lieoer nno &no6el ober irgeno Ell,
nes onoeren Seiles oes &orpers, 10
i6iebt Die 9lnpenolnlg elmer Sur
feline Winute auf. 8egirlnt, 0oon's
9deren Biaen ein5unebmen nno
fabrt oalnit fort, bis Die geieren ee-
BELT iino uno Cure friibere Ge-
lunobeit uno Starfe 5lriidgefebrt
lit. 3eugniiie bon San slntonio be-
meiien Die @irfiamfeit oieles gro.
ben Nieren-Seilmittels.
Sreo. 9. gaoer r., gde Wesquitc
uno 9apion StraBe, San slntonic,
Seras, iagt: Sd glaube, id fam
0oan's Nieren YilIen nit glten
8edt elnpfeblen, obglei6 i6 llid1t
cine gan5e sbadtel poa oopcn
gebraudte. Cine 2abmbeit in met
mem @iiden, bieIt mild bon Der
pollen grfiillung meiner @rbeit fb.
Sd Durbe ebenfalls bnrd cine Nei-
gnng our baufigen @ntleerllng ntei-
ner 8laie em1npiert. glIs mir geaen
oerartige 2eioen uno Stornngen
9oans geieret Billen ols Elm mirf-
ianles Wfittel enpfoblen ipuroer,
peridaffte id mir bon ser 8erar
Drug So. cine S6abtel. @ie aber
eripabnt, gebrau6te id nidt aae
Biaen, Die iid in Ser Shahtel Be-
fonoen nno BIN iest bon atlem
Nierenleioen frei.
Gum 8erfauf BEL allen Sdnolerll.
Breis so Gents. SoIter-Milburll
So, Buffalo, SEEM Yorf, oIleinigc
asenten fir Die Ser. staaten.
grinnert gub oes Nomens =
9oan uno nebnlt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01
8ridJt alte 9aeeorSe.

9lls aagerneiiles Mbfiibr.Sonic- unS
@eiltnobeits-Wit fam feline an6ere
Fille nit Or. Sings geetp 2ife Biu
oergliden ueroen. sic reeuliren be.1
Wagen, Die 2eber uno Nieren, itir.
fen Die Nerpen, furiren unperoalllib'
felt, 9pspepiie, @aligfeit, @elbiubt
&opfihnler8. Sdiittelfroit uno Mala.
ria. 8erluht iie. 25c BEL aller
Druggiiten.
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Sbfer zines 9(utomobil.l .l1nfol

- Spfer zines auton1obil. .l1nfals
lit @raf @uitan bon @oaeltrent, cir
Sobn oes ebemaligen gfeihstagspra'
iioenten @rafen Sran8 seiuoroen
Bie aus 8attoipis in Sdleiien genlel'
bet miro, murbe @raf @ultob, De,
am 16. Qpril oas 81. 2ebensiob,
nollenbet batte, auf elmer Sabrt aus
feinem &raftuaeen sel6leuoert. 81
fano ouf Der Stelle ieinen 600. @ra
@uItop mar Mitbeiiser bon goitalt
Sberleutnant Der 9feierpe oes preubi
i6eu 1. @aroe-0ragoner.Heg egiments
uno Mitglieb bes preuBiiden sl6ge
oronetenbouies.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01

Garl Stlfer,
ssrieori4sburg, 2eros.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01
s6btet, nm ben sseinb anfanbalteu.

Ser arefte Jeitlo bon Sob1 Gep,
bon @laonin, Waid., feit 12 Sabren
NOR eine eiternbe 8eule. gr be5aDli;
$400 an Doctoren obrle 2inoeruna
Damn furirte i'm 9udlens Mrnice
Solbe. &urirt Sieber-gIaien, geu-
len, &arbunfel, ggcema, SaIafluB
llnfeblbar Bel Samorrboiben, 8ranh,
5iibneraugen. 25c bei alien Drug.
aiften.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01

Die Staot garrnen in Der
Ibeinpropih5 miro ou gnoe Si,li
5ipei groBe @erlammlungen beberber-
gen. Die @eltfongreIie Der Sing.
lingspereine1 iomie Der driitli6ell
gereine junger @anner iino oortbin
berufen porben uno meroen 5tpeifel-
los auberit 5ablrei6 beIbidt neroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-05-01
seraniider Srii6lins.

Gs gritnt anb bliit in sselS mnb Slur.
Sm Sriihlingsihmuf pranft bic Wotur,
We Sabres5eit, bic bier at 2anb,
Snnit beinab' san5lit nnbefannt.
sonft brannte oft bereits int Mars
Die Spnne gltibenb erbentuarts,
SDdI fam es babel and tupl npr,
SaR ntan betm gsurber tiidtig frpr.
60 gingen 6enn in bieiem 2anb
gSinter nnb SDmmer 9anb In Sanb,
DEM SRI bling sah man feline Seit
Sn hieier 8eiben @ehielitreit.
9pd5 anbers fam y III bieiem Sabr,
RSp tuirtlidB etnntal ssribling mar,
g tnar nid)t dn falt, 's tuar nidjt AT hetg,
Der 5riibling 'O9 nerbient men Hreis.
Nnr ems ntikf6lt mir pffenbar,
Sak ct biS9er 10 trufen tuar,
S'rnm fiirdte id] beinab', er lit
@pl beitnlidj Er1bibitipniit
Ger ganbe nun, ,uie SIR ia tuikt,
gtnr S1fes sM5ntrauen lit
Sic raubt nnS iebe 5reu6e gern,
9od boffentlid erliid)t ibr Stern.
llnb fdme enblidJ iie gum 9radJ,
Wan tueint' ilr feine Sranen mad,
Senn iie beitanb aus Seuhelei,
Shetnbeilisteit mnb spramnei
llnh berrid)t @ernnnit bann mie6er,,n,,
Wtad)t man 0eieke nidjt, 6ie bumm,
Sann rMten mir nergniigt nnb frpb:
nSerr 2Strt, Elm 6ldfdlden ~ nj ~!
ttnb .uenn bic 0lafer bamm sefult,
nnb nnfer eriter, 9urit geitiIlt,
Damn rnft: nYrubibitillt m5g' nun
Sm esu'8en Srieben ielis ruin"
9od leiber tit He nod nidt tot,
Drum betkt ST tdnpfen has gebpt,
Idr t9n b'rmm itarfen ,uir mns 10
Wsit einent 0tafe ~ a mp."
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pffene 9efarriteGe.

Die ,epangeliide proteitantiid3e
@eneinbe gum beiligen 8eiit" IN
Srieorihsburg, illdt einen Taitor.
@eboIt $500 oas s5abr auBer geebene
einfiinften. 8elperber mollen ii6 bal.
oieit meloen BEL
garl Silfer,
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
GAY g sruRe,s GOSSIP.

Calumet. Mich. Nov. ], 1909.-While
prices held firm the usual activity OF
the general market was lacking today,
presumably owing to tomorrow being
a holiday. Coppers We're firm with a
slight recession I'm Amalgamated.
Greene Cananea and Butte Coalition
We're i'm good demand, the former SELL
ing at 117s the high point in this move.
Curbs We're strong in spots, Ely Cen
tral selling up to So on transactions
totaling 1000 shares on the New York
curb. Santa Rosalia holds well with
sales at 2h and good buying orders at
2. There was large transactions in
Chief around rs evidently in antlci-
patton of very favorable returns from
the recent shipments of ore to the
smelter. Superior & Globe sold at 90
cents.
Tomorrow is election day in New
York and Boston consequently holi-
day.
New York. Nov. 1.-The speculative
crowd seemed to be more interested in
the election over Sunday than they
were in stocks. There was practically
no news gossip about the stock market,
London being closed today and tomor-
row being holiday it is generally ex-
pected that we will not have much Of
a market today.
The German bank rate remains un-
changed which would seem to Indicate
that the money situation in Europe
has seen its worst phase. There con-
tinues to be a very cheerful feeling
regarding the copper stocks. 1 think
II I were going to buy anything at
present, / should buy them. There
will probably be some speculative IL
quidation OF stocks today by the trad
ing element, who do not like to carry
stocks over a holiday. - J. w. p.
Franklin Mining Co. output for Oc-
tober was 221.00O pounds of mineral, a
decrease of 10000 pounds as compared
with September.
New York. Nov. 1.-At the met al
exchange today a decidedly firmcr
tendency was shown in copper which
improved half cent i'm the bid and
quarter cent in the asking
Spot to Deeember, 1850 and 1916.
January, 1850 and 1915.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. "A. Minnear q Co. say today:
Considering the fact that there will
be no Eastern market tomorrow be-
cause Of elections. stocks held up very
well. The New York list ruled duh
with fluctuations covering narrow
range. In the Boston list there was
more interest attached to trading by
reason OF the reports of very favorable
news from the metal market. We are
Informed that some large sales of cop
per were made last week, and the
monthly producers report will show
decrease in the surplus stock of cop
per. Trading on the curb was active,
with Santa Rosalla and Chief features.
All offerings in Santa Rosalia at 81
per share were quickly taken and the
close finds considerable more wanted
at the same figure. with sales at high
as 2M. Chief traded freely at tx and
little offered at that price. In the aft
ernoon, the Cobalt issues moved up
fractionally. Calumet G. Corbin was
strong on the expectation of news
from the recent ore shipments. While
the Boston and New York markets will
be closed tomorrow, trading will con-
tinue i'm the curb and In the Chicago
markets.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
LOCAL sREvrrrEs.

Rev. ]. o. Fisher of the Red Jacket
Congregational church. preached his
farewell sermon last evening TO "a
large congregation. lie leaves today
for Princeton. Minn., where he has
accepted a CALL Rev. Mr.. Fisher has
been pastor OF the local church for
nearly two years, and his departure is
regretted by many members of his
congregation. Mrs. Fisher will ac-
company Rev. Fisher. but Mrs. Fish
er's son will remain I'm Calumet to
finish his studies at the high school.
John Allan has gone to Detroit
where he will spend few days.
Mrs. Ernest Lundquist has gone TO
Minden. Neb, where she will visit
her parents.
son arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Hendrickson of Calu-
met last evening.
The annual meeting Of the Asso.
ciated Charities Bureau Of Calumet
will he held this evening in the Y. NJ.
c. A. assembly hall at 1880 o'clock
standard time. All members are re-
quested to attend Miss winnifred SAL
isbury will read her annual report, and
officers are to be elected.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
REVIVAL BRIGADE HERE.
Splendid Reception is Accorded I
VISITING Workere


The scandinavian revival brigade
OF the Salvation Army was given a
splendid reception at the English Sal
walton Army hall on Seventh street
Saturday evening. A good program
was rendered. consisting of duets.
quartettes. solos and selections on
stringed instruments, interspersed with
short talks. on Sunday two splendid
meetings were conducted in the
Swedish Salvation Army hall on Fifth
street and Sunday evening a meeting
was held in the Swedish Mission
Church of Laurium. with 200 people
present
The program of meetings to be held
throughout the present week Is as
follows:-
Monday, 7,3O pm.-Swedlsh Saliva
tion Army hall.
Tuesday, 3 o'clock and 7.SO PM
Tuesday, 3 o'clock and 1880 p. M
Same place.
Tamarack streets, Laurium.
Wednesday evening. 7.SO o'clock
Swedish Mission church. Third and
Tamarack streets, Larium.
Thursday. p.m.-Swedish Saliva
ton Army hall.
Thursday, 7.30 p.m.-Swedish NJ. e.
church. Sixth street.
Friday. pm. and 7.30 p.n.-Swed-
ish Salvation Army hall.
Saturday. 3 p.m.-Children's meet
ing, for all children under 16 years,
Swedish Salvation Army hall
Saturday. 7.30 p.m.-Farewell and
musical festival. with fine program.
Coffee and cake will be served prob
ably in the Swedish Starvation Army
hail.
Sunday, last day in Calumet, 10
O'clock-Holiness Meeting; 3 pm,
Young Peoples meeting; : o'clock,
Salvation meeting in the Swedish
Mission church.
All OF the meetings will be free
except the farewell festival and all
will be in the Scandinavian languages,
except on special request.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
Y. M. C. A. ATHLETIC AFFAIRS.
Gymnasium Glasses are Being Or
aanized for Systematic Work.

Physical Director Sherwood is or.
ganizing the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
classes. and the members are settling
down to good. hard work.
The Boys A class has already chos-
en- it's four teams, and the contests
started. The work of this class in
cludes all kinds of indoor events, such
as racing. baseball, basketball, volley
ball. track and field events, and some
very interesting contests are expected
between now and December. when the
first series will end. The teams have
been chosen as follows:
Pirates-Emil Asselin. captain; z.
Roehm. II. Chamberlain. A. Hoatson,
w Sandelin. S. Daume. ii. MacDon-
aid. K. Gibson and r. Trevenen.
Tigers-L. Gasparovich. captain: c.
Morgan, +. Bastian, r. Kroll, ]. Mer-
ton, w. Roehm. +. Larson, NJ. Mey-
ers and T. Ingersoll.
Cubs-IIarry Rule, captain; l.. Lobb.
A. Wareham, j. Wilson, III. Jeffery,
w. Soddy. l.. Ward and II. Wareham.
w nilt sopA u iltbtIl, cdpldlns I-'
Seppala, w. Thomas II. Edwards. VI.
Lean. f. Clarke. +. MacLean, A. Rule.
A. Cameron, and r. Drier.
The attendance at the gym was nev.
er better in the history of the associa
tion. All of the classes. including the
busnessmens. are we'll patronized,
and the physical director has his
hands full.
The high school senior and junior
classes. and the graded senior classes
will meet on separate evenings this
week. and elect officers and choose
classes. These classes have already
been working out. but because of the
many new members that have been
joining the past two weeks it has been
decided to re-organize.
Two indoor baseball teams have
been organized I'm connection with the
association. and these teams will like
ly meet for n practice match wednes-
day evening. Games will also be ar
ranged with other teams i'm the coun-
ty during the season.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
MINING
MINNEAR G. co.'s GOSSIP.

Butte Coalitions output is at the
rate of 42O0O,OOO pounds per annum
Ninety per cent Of old Dominion )
production is coming from it's own
mine.
The recent strength of Arizona
Commercial is based on the recent
blowing in of the smelter which works
remarkably for new plant. The
company proposes to ship from the
Copper Hill some time this week.
When the remodeling of the Allan
tic mill has been completed it is be-
lcved that Superior will effect a saw
ing of 30 pounds a ton as against 25
pounds as at present.
1t is said that the leading producers
Of the lake are practically out of mar
ket and refusing to quote prices for
future delivery.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01

account abroad. Many millions of
pounds had been purchased by cer-
tain interest and this copper has been
quietly sold in London. The United
Metals Selling Co Is still quoting 13A
for electrolytic although many compet-
itors have been selling at 10 cents. 1t
Is claimed the Guggenhoim interests
and Phelps Dodge Co. have sold their
possible production well into the latter
part of the year and that the large
available stocks are now i'm the hands
Of the United Metals Selling Co. There
Is possibility that the copper pro-
ducers' figures TO be published on the
10th Of next month will show a slight
decrease in stocks and this has in
duced considerable buying of the metal
as well rs the copper shares.
We understand the Miami Copper
Co. proposes to issue 1900, 600 first
mortgage six per cent convertible
bonds. The bonds will be convertible
into stock at II and will be offered 10
stockholders at par and there is every
reason to anticipate a heavy over
subscription. In fact the new bonds
are now 105 bid. The Miami Copper
has 100000 shares outstanding. Ac-
cording To j. Park Claiming, consult
ing engineer for the company, Miami
has over 100000 tons of ore in sight
which he figures will run 2.75 per cent
copper from which there can be ex-
tracted 40 pounds of copper per ton or
a total of 5GOOOOOOO pounds. Mr.. Chan
ming estimates that Miamis cost in
cludlng every expenditure, will be not
over cents per pound and that on a
13-cent copper the above ore tonnage
represents possible net profits of $22,-
100000, or $37.33 per share. He figures
profit of $50 per share on a 15-cent
copper market.
The following message has Just been
received by Samuel Brady, president of
the Yuma Copper Co, from their con-
sulting engineer ut the mine: Last
night shot broke through and exposed
high grade copper carbonate and soft
ferruginous ore at normal positions in
winze No. 2, one hundred feet below
winZe collar"
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
War SECRETARY d
A URGES CAUTION

Continued from Page l.
as against nine feet), unless the argu-
ments preponderate i'm it's favor. and
also that the work recommended in
the report is of sufficient magnitude to
absorb all appropriations that may.
under the demand i'm other directions,
be made for this particular line of inn
provements and that all of Il Is a nee
essary preliminary to the construction
of a deeper waterway If developments
shall show that it is economically de-
sirable
81 only urge sufficient deliberation
and care. have not sufficiently stud
led the report to justify me i'm forming
an opinion. and / must say frankly
that my training would not make my
opinion of any special value"
Mr.. Dickinson said that whether the
problem be to plan or to execute, the
great value of the services OF the army
engineers must be recognized, and that
the Improvement of rivers and harbors
has been their special provinces.
To Fight for Bond Issues.
the authorization of a bond issue for
the improvements of rivers and hay
bors will go on until 1t Is won, de-,
spite the outspolken opposition OF
Speaker Cannon, according to Secre-
tary Ellison of the National Rivers
and Harbors congress.
This question OF a bond issue for
waterways said Ellison today, ais a
live one and congress will have to
consider 1t seriously in the near flu
ture."
Serious doubts are expressed by Ell
lison IL river and harbor bill. com
mensurate with the needs of the
country, will be passed during the
coming session, in view Of the policy
OF the present administration to prac-
tice rigid economy during the next
fiscal year.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
PAINE. WEBER q. co.'s GOSSIP

The crOss-cut on the 1,500-foot levc
Of Davis Daily has gone through the
ore body and the vein is about the
same i'm size and character of forma-
ton rs on the 1.400-foo level
A copper buyer who was i'm Boston
last week tells us that Mr.. Broughton
Of the United Metals Selling company
offered him Lake Copper at 1874 pei
pound. The nominal price of the me-
ais selling company for Electrolytic
copper for some months has been 1874
cents. 1t is rather remarkable that
Lake should be obtainable under elec-
trolytic quotations.
1t Is understood the better tone OF
the copper market is due largely to
the liquidation of a large speculative
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
SCHOOL OFFICERS MEETING.

meeting for the school officers OF
Houghton county will be held at the
high school building, Houghton, on
Wednesday. Nov 3, commencing at
1880 a. M: also there will be n session
in the afternoon.
Hon. L. L. Wright. superintendent Of
public instruction, will talk IN school
hygiene. the township unit system and
and other points of law. and MIR. Fred
l.. Keeler, deputy. will talk on new
school legislation.
Every school officer in this county
should be present at both sessions. and
be prepared to ask any questions
bothering them.
The director OF each school, or IL he
is unable TO attend. one member of the
school board. will receive $500 and his
expenses. WILLIAM BATH.
Commissioner of Schools.
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
FINE ORCHESTRA PROGRAM.

A well selected orchestra program
has been prepared by the G. & III. or
chcstra for the presentation Of "Thc
Gentleman from Mississippi" at the
Calumet theater Wednesday evening
The program is as follows:
Overture, jolly Robbers. Suppc.
Selection from 1.-The Golden Girl
Howard.
Southern Memories" Hecker.
Overture. "The Spartan BARNARD
March, american Habit" Scouton
The Calumet news., 1909-11-01
STOCKS

Boston, Mass, Nov 1.-The Boston
market was fairly strong through most
of the session large buying orders ap-
pearing i'm Greene-Cananea, Giroux and
Butte Coalition. The stocks are being
steadily accumulated by the big in
terests and we look for them to sell
very much higher. We understand the
floating supply of Amalgamated is
very small and there has been a good
borrowing demand for this stock the
past few days-Paine, Webber & Co.