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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-06-12

pur anofa, Suifdglo caioiicoi poT Guy Il
razon de- oportunidad aplaza indeiinlda-
mcnte csta reiyindicacion dc In mujcr.
haSta tanto que su cultura y su educa
zion no pongan en pcligro tan precioSa
conquista dcmocratica"
Nl cSta era la prImcra vcz que cn la
politica bclga 81 pantcaba tan arduo
1roblema. VA cn 1895 Sc siIscit6, tam
hicn On Fl Parlamento, y libcralcs y RI
licalcs votarnn en- contra dc In demanda
lemlnsta
SECURES los cat6licos del influjo que
lansia riercc en- In mujer, libraron
,erdaderas batallas en pro del voio f.
aSos, cl de Wyoming (Estados Unidos)
londc la igualdad polItca de los d,
KOS IN producido tan cxcclcntcs rcslil
'dos. qpr hpce cxciamar i NJ job"
loyi: baio II mperlo de csta dlSpoSi-
'6n. tcncuo~ mciorcs lcyes. mciorcs mn
i,trados. mciorcs iuStituclones, y el n
q dc nueStra condlcion social cS, deSd'
ego. mas clevado que Ell todas parte-
,inguno De los males que Sc nos anun
aba, como la delicadc1a tcmenrna y
traStorno DE nueStras relac'oneS d"
feSt'cas. So ma moStrado In gran ma
orla de nuestraS muJeres, las meJoreS
acceptable el dcrecho dc suiragio come
= blrn. y 10 ejerce como I'M deber pa
rl6tlco
Prro el partldo obrero bclga ropI'c.
todo clio que "dar ei voto "A las mu
a wa ','''' - ,''''' '0.''
'''''' ''''S' ~ l''''''.' - ''' '''''
y re0uida la Federation socialist"
Bruseas IN Ia Casa del Pueblo. aco'
eou toda ~oIemnidad aplazar ind
niduncnte In question del dcrccho
Iragio PARA las mulereS. pueSto que
Immediate reivudieArl0u De este d.
aeio amena1a comprometer Ia unida
, acci6n de los partldarioS del sufragi.
nyer,a dc los hombr+s cooperar j .s
econocjfniouto. por ahora. tan solo par
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

THE KEMPER THOMAS Company. Gin
cinnati, Ohio. want travelling men for
advertising fans as, side line: quick
money; SO to $50 per week; exclusive de-
signs; selling season SOW on. Apply Fan
Department. 0)-69 1lx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
AIiAcenaneOus.

DRUG stores & Jobs, Knlest, N. Y. l. Pld.
(N-MSOO
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
EDUCATIONAL
ALL THE PAST WEEK

energetic, industrious young people
have been enrolling for the Spring Term at
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
HELP ~WANTED-MALE


SOLICITORS wanted to handle a nigh
class, guaranteed stock: liberal commits
sion paid. Write Johnston Co, Newport
r.. |. (9-6I Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Flour Mill to Exchange

flour mill. first-class condition,
both steam and water power, located at
Tekamah. Neb. plenty good milling wheat
raised there; good custom trade; also big
demand for feed stuff; mill can be kept
running day and night and a very pro-
fitable business done; this property will
be exchanged for land, city property or
merchandise; property is clear and a loan
can be obtained II desired.
National Investment Co.,
$50 Brandeis Bldg, Omaha, Neh.
D-M763 u
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

INVEST IN BRITISH COLUMBIA GOLD
MINES-The Mohicap mine offers splen-
tlon- Address l. D.. Box sS4 II, Roches-
ter. n. Y. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Clerical and office.

YOU MUST act quickly II you want to
consider any of the following vacancies:
Bookkeeper, experienced, $50.
Stenographer, commission firm, $50.
Tea and coffee clerk, $50.
Stenographer, r. r.. exp, $50.
Shipping clerk, exp, $50.
Bookkeeper, some steno work, $50.
Retail clerk (shoes). S0-360.
Stenographer, exp. I'm abstract work, $50-$65.
Insurance solicitor. S12 and com.
Experienced drug clerk, $65-$S5,
Asst. bookkeeper young NAM $40. ~
Chef, out of city, 800.
Piano salesman, $50 and expenses.
Hotel clerk, $5, board and room.
Statesmen, soaps, meats, oils, leather goods,
real estate, insurance, etc,
SEE US FIRST
COOPERATIVE REFERENCE CO.,
6b-T Brandeis Bldg.
0)-M7s1 II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
HELP W~ANTED-MALE


MAKE MONEY EASY-Qulck. sure, men,
women; experience unnecessary; spare or
ell time. Sec what others are doing. G
Q. Garrett. Ohio, showed : families. sold
s. profit SIS. A.. Il. Verrett, La, sold 3
one day, profit, S2i. N. Boucher orders 10
more, says; Everybody van one. best
business | ever had Mrs. j. Brown,
Pa sold 10. made so first three days.
only two sales per day means $50 per
week profit. Free samples to active
agents. Famous Easy WAY Clothes
Washer cleans family wash I'm 90 to 80
minutes. while you rest; no work; only
move knob occasionally. Not a washing
machine. Nothing else like II. No chemi-
calls, no rubbing; no washbOard or
boiler. Every family wants one. Easy to
sell. Low price, So. We create demand
Write today. Specify territory. Act
quickly. This won't appear again. Har-
rison Mfg. CO., 20 Harrison Bldg, Gin
cinnati, Ohio. @-M574 Xix
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

INFORMATION wanted from inventor who
has patent for sale which would be money
maker II properly placed upon the mar
ket; wish to hear from Inventor only who
will sell direct to buyer without paying
any commission. Please give lowest SPOT
cash price, or terms on royalty basis. No
agents need answer. Give brief description
and price. ont send blue prints or draw
ings. Address I. A. Lesher, a West Mon
roe St, Chicago, III. 4)-M576 Tx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

AGENTS WANTED-Would you like to
earn $1,000 TO 1880 per week and be your
own boss2 II 50. send l0c for particulars
and sample OF goods. Best seller on the
market. Write at once. c. N. Whittam,
Sec'y. American Chewing Gum Co, Saini
Louis, Mo. QO-6n IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Owner re-
tires. A splendid chance for young man.
House furnishing goods. with established
3 Of one OF the best counties OF Illinois.
& Cash or exchange good farm or hotel. II
q you want TO get a good established BUSH
ness here's the opportunity. Address L
8. Comings, zoe Scarritt Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo. O-61o 1lx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

LARGE PROFITS easily made trading IN
wheat II you know how. / teach you how,
by me. Pay no money until you are salts.
fled. Write Lock Box $50. Chicago.
(O-M57b Tx
AVE you anything to advertiser Tell
your story to over 100000 readers for $40.
We will place a A-word classified adver-
tisement one time In "a OF the leading
newspapers OF the country. We prove
Insertion. Our 1903 rate book OF adver-
tlstng for loo. Dearborn Advertising
Aseu0S. 30 Dearborn St. Chicago.
0-MbE Ia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
DETECTIVES

Omaha Det- Agcy. AS Paxton Blk. D 1s1i
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

I MADE $4,000 IN five years in the mail
order business; began with IS: anyone can
start a mail order business at home; send
for free bO~oklet-tells how. Heacock,
100, Lockport. N. Y. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11

GOOD, clean stock OF dry goods. notions,
ladies' and gents furnishings in Omaha;
invoicing $1,000; owner wishes to retire;
a ganuine money-maker. doing a cash
business. Would take some city property,
balance cash. Address A 29l, care Bee.
W-M742 u
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
DRESSMAKERS

DESIGNING gowns for stout women a
specially; two sketches for 81; no W
alike sent to same city. Madam DMattos,
66 w. saith St. New York City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-11
Factory ana Trades.
Hotel and Restaurant.

10 MATTRESSES, 81 to 50 a week; 2
mattresses, Sioux Falls. s.. D.; 7 wait
resses, west. free fares; house girl, Hot
Springs. s. D.. $50 and fare; silver girl.
s. a week; silver girl, S25; laundry
girls, SIS TO SS5; 3 couples, farms, $40 to
sac: 5 cooks, SS5 to 500; 3 pastry helpers,
S5 to SIS; ? pastry cooks, $40 10 SO; Z
housekoepers. farms. and widowers; IL
chambermalds. SIS TO $50; 9 kitchen
women, $50 to SS5; 10 house girls, SIS to
$50. Martin d Co, 1911 Capitol Ave.
O-M779 II
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
THE VIM. FARR COMPANY

Wholesale and Eetaii
m AIERS N FRESH y SALT MEATS
sausage . Specially.
For cattle anl Hnks the biggest Market
Prices are Paid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

Joseph q cannon speaker ~ the
national house Of ro2r senintues, il
the current number OF tine Century
Magazine. asks himself tho question
Nhether he is an autoorot on a servant
ANA he that ne Is a servant,
although ne eonfosses thar there was
ur 10 tho present session q sort Of
sham auioeracy. as he calls it. ass
sociatcd with Ills position
u was q democrat. hc further oon-
f%eanos. Mr. Fitzgerald, III Ncw york.
who showed him q way out. aud re-.
iieyod him u The necessity OF being ~
sham nutoctat." by suggesting n
house rule thht created a unanimous
consent calendar
Mr Cannon. at tho beginning Of tho
article. quotes g predecessor who
wrote an article on tie same subject
for tho same magazine twenty wears
ago, 1t 80 happens. said The cpl
arammatlc Rced at thnt uno that
the noise made bg q smali bar loud
minority 10 the wrong Be- too aftrn
mistken for tho voice 80 tho people
aud the v1ioe OF God
Approving VI this statement the
speaker cn%larpes upon the idea ana
shows from his own standpoint that
II ia an nnciont error to believe Tint
lamentations arc q sure indication NJ
persecution Ho oven doubts the ina
pilentlon whether Jeremiah was alto
gether Justified ia wecping over the
wrong or his people
"Tho history ~ ms country ne
says. ohar been wrltten hy lhc major
ity Sympathy the minority always
haa and always win have, but the plan
Of a peopica goVernmfnt IS that tu
majority shah rule The history ~
this country has been written by mo
majority Tho minority has helpcd
10 create The Incidents OF history, bat
Il has not written the nnal chapters
After oalgng attention 90 the fact
TINT the speaker ia b moro servant Of
the houss who may be arbitrarily re
moved from his place in The chair at
any time tho majority mas 90 deerec
asserts thal false notions have hecr
spread hy some 90 the mcmhore who
seek to square themselves ai home by
holr own f%eilurea TO obtain lex.
on tho shoulders Of the
speaker.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
AN ARGUMENT FOR PARCELS
POST

Ghiladtlphia Farm Journal)
Nathan o. Williams. n young Law
yer, 81 F~ayottcyillc. Ark. IN his re-
searches INTO the history and workings
OF the United States Postofice depart
mont recently made the astounding
discovery that. according TO his in
%torpretation " the Constitution Of tho
United states ana certains acts Of Con
gress. q very large proportion Of the
mail matter in this country is being
transported III direct violation of lazy
Section 59s2 of tine Revised statutes
ofthe United states makes it unlawful
for any one 10 establish a private cX-
press for the carriage Of letters or
packets over any post ROAD Of he
United States or between any city.
town or place between which the mail
lg regularly carried, and yet this is
precisely what the express companies
are doing every day in the year.
Mr.. Williams finds that a large pro-
portion 81 tho mail other than the
nrst-class is now carried by tho great
express companies in competition with
the postonice department.
As n result Of this surrender by the
government or IT'S pr%orogntive, Mr.
Williams contends that towns aud
villages nrc handicapped and diHcrim
ithted against by the express com
panica, ana they so iugglc tticir rates
as to get an of the profitable business
which would otherwise go by mail,
ana leave tho %poetonice 10 carry such
only as those 10 distant ana remote
places, and an of this is plainly seen
10 be al the expense Of the revenues
OF the poatofnce. Thus We have
twentg-four million dollars express
company dividend melons M fifteen
million dollars postal deficits. all Of
which the whole people pay
We 30 not care to cypress an opin
upon the merit of Mr.. Williams
discovery. prcfortiug to await the find
Ing hy the circuit Court Of Appeals
for the Sth circuit Of the United states
sit at 81. PAU. MINI, on the Sth
the present month Should the
court decide I'D MIR. Williams favor.
tho easo VIII, Of course. be carried Ia
the snprcme court The question Of
the carly establishment or parcels
post seems to bo involved in the Issue
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
THE MOST WTAL@ MAGAZINES
"CM It's Pages and 1t Bleeds'

= MATS one mans striking way of expressing his conviction th@ Cosmopolitan Magazine is not
Htes inorganic pndes thing Of mere ink and paper made just to SELL but the
wing breathing puatng enooAnen of all Traits nearest the heart md moaw welcome
to ne mind of the American people
Gil COSMOPOLITAN contains within its always charming covers something for very member of the
family And that something is the best of its kind in every case The magazines great
prestige land purchasing power enable it to command the best work of all the most popular
and highly paid writer's and uun-nn merely now and then but wehe months in the year
q Its reml articles are always unusually vivid AMI readable auhs of he most significant of
contemporary men and mownerp prepared by the abehw writers at great expense AMI only
after months and often years of @prt frthmd investigation
the whole scale from grave to gay, with. mh epedl emphasis on the note of humo tn
all lovers of good laugh have come to LOOK upon Cosmopolitan as peculiarly My magazine
Its continued stories are invariably by master novehas full OF color packed with movement
benhea in mtrt-de novels Of the year"
C COSMOPOLITAN is hmous for its cover deigns-he most striking on the new~und% month
after MONTH Its illustrations are the best work of the Creates magazine artists and its monthly
series of theatrical portraits always uniquely presented is one of its most paennaly popular
features In poetry it has p1,nhel &ns dt,. npt nond, work ofr:.ny r, Its uncn,t
uncl articles and hdr nas on literary folk and phrases are without exception the abn
in nagznedonl
I'll All in al, Cosmopolitan is tn most universally nnresdngd the most aAy anrOundm agzn.
Of them an-nd at the ams i'm the most nfehingy individual Wherever nuyMng is
read COSMOPOLITAN will be read with delight
81 As an advertising medium @mpunw is among tn greatest of the great Jus. now
ii is riding the crest of the wave In volume Of advertising it has stood first among all the
popular monthly magazines fut during the last few months Its February number mote only
headed the list in its class but showed the greatest gain in advertising Of all the monhGes
ever the corresponding hna year ago-nameb, 80 pages Its April numbn-ot March 1a-
And ills in spite Of our firm conviction hat the peInnc numbers established ahghwat.
mark that would not soon be touched again "@aHuHW- uvd The Empire Of Advonaug
Takes lis Wy"
g.; COSMOPOLITAN (! e! :! 7! n ,.: {: e.
O 2 Duane Street, New York civ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
GOOD NEWS
Many Albuquerque Readers
Heard II and Profited Thereby

Good news travels fast" and the
thousands of bad back sufferers in
Albuquerque arc glad to learn that
prompt relief is within their reach
Many a lame ANA aching back is
bad no more. thanks Go poans Kid
nev p1lls Thousands upon thou
sands of people are telling the good
news OF their experience with the Old
quaker Remedy. Here Is an exam
pie worth reading
Hilario Raca. pclgado St. Santa
fc, a. MeN. SAYS II ann SO greatly
pleased with the results / obtained
from DOan's kidney Pills that 1
highlv recommend them For three
of four months was subject to pain
n my back very severe when 1
stopped or lifted l was led 20 be-
licNe that the cause was due To some
disorder OF Any kiiucys and after
using nuan's Kidney Pills a short
time ! noticed an Improvement Be
fore I had finished the contents 81
one box. WAS cured and have not
had an indication ut "a return OF the
trouble since
For sale hy an dealers Price 70
CENTS FosttI-MIlhurn Co, Buffalo.
New York sole agents for b United
states.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take uo otnor
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
IrsncE TO 4 WISH SOLDIER.

Remembering tho a~niaeouistlo
yiews or commercial Now YORK and
Industrial ponnsylvanip upon the tar
iff policy az the country, the rhill
delohb pubnc ledger finds peculiar
interest in tho tribute paid d, the sem
Tor senator from Now York 20 "a great
Pennsylvania vho was uniustly rldi-
cuied. nearly a generation ago. Cor au
expression uron the tariff that is NOW
seen 10 have been absolutely true one
result 81 tho pending discussion enid
Senator pepcw in % long speech. "h1s
been % rescue the fame aud rehahiii.
tate the reputation ~ The iamcnted
General Hancock Recalling how no.
tie thIngs single rematlls may mlko
or mar the Careers of statesmen hr
continued,
General "Iiancoek's answer 90
the committee OF notification tlat
the tariff was = local Issue in hIs
state 90 pennsylvania laushed him
out 81 ihe canvass in thc cloud
of generals uho wore famous iu
tho civil war Dee ir nearly FOR
Cotton. / remember JAS &c Dc Vetc
Yesterday tho telegram which
General Mcclellan sent % hia wife
aftcr ono 81 the great battles Of
the civil war Ilaneook was
superb today Adj that is forgot
ton IS the croWdine events ~
advancing tlme nut now % s.
brought home Is every sonator
and % the whole country Chat
General Hancock uttered a pr,g-
nant truth. and his fame D. llke
d. 90 Do cmhaimed in his phrase.
The tariff IS 90 local issue every
whore
lt H n0 moro than Justice Co the
fame vi "a irHif great soldier aud
bravo gentleman % recall now now
tnl. once-r.iIeulei phrase sas in fact
ID Courageous expression a O broad
frHih uhIeH lH perceived more clcar
lf chan those who noashf thomsely,
vsf politicians thHn hr Nominat.l
on r. ratrnua r.f.fm" tlli'Wi ho
MISS honest taauah io g ilr. tHJf ir
csahl NOT uh stand to-
local Interests GO DDS static o. serve
those of afntr tDs TODAY. tho rem
rosentatit.s 90 lfy sf.le uhateyc
fhf.r previous profess uur for rrotec
Won or free Grade. ore treating tails
whole question solely as fncal is
cue 20 hc determined hy iorsl ll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES.

According to 10 current n,ws hcm
abe flashing around the world On
wireless OF warnings of p"pproachiug
storms and other disturbances " the
elements is o of the latest internl-
tonai projects stui another ct per-
hops Nftio less Importance is tho
proposition Co cquin The vessels 20 an
nations with uniform storm signals
Ana if the present style 81 weather Is
to become the REGULAR thiur the aver
age American farmer viii have "a be-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29
A MEMORIAL DAY rprJrT.

The thoughts that are strongest.
The thoughts That I've longest.
Arc those which nre naught
with some tender sorrow.
Whose brighter tomorrow
Has glad solaec brought
Earth's ernddost o%nihroning
comes after b%omoaning
Her heroea who wake not from slcea
And flowers uHbloomiug
FROM Footsteps cntombing,
Their lone watches keep
VITA incense their lone tiEils keep.
There are some things that gladden.
llfe-l long though they aaddcn.
our faint hearts hotimos
Like stiilod voices singing
lu tho weird. witching ringing
or far AWAY chimes
There are burdens which iiFhtcn,
There arc shadows which brighton
Tho dawn Of The incoming years;
For the days that come after.
VIII bring us moro laughter
Than sorrow and tears
WIN bring us more laughter than
tears
There bo aad hearts vet burning
With tondcrost ycarning,
far loved ones who, whom
Wild buplos were calling.
And brave men were failing,
Wont but came not again;
Who stood mid the hattle
Tho hurting and rattle
Of carnage ana war's wasting breath
Who with firmly set faces.
And rosolute paces.
Marched on to the death
Marched up to tho lannon's hot death
They died ana the nation,
with floral ovation,
Their memories keep.
They rest from their marches,
Under fame's high arches.
While we toll ana reap
They drorped from thcir places,
And young, eager faces.
TOOK mp iife+a brofcn refrain
our homes have grown brighter,
our hearts become lighter,
Through battle ana pain
Tor peace which has conn after pain
They alcep with the biameiess,
ln graves hat are nameioss.
Ry river ANA sea,
on dark woedy mountains.
Near low murmuring fountains,
waiting thoir reiviile,
And yet they still walk with us,
They come and talk With us.
n yolceless tongues. with silent tread;
what though their forms mouldcr
They sttll march shoulder
no shoulder though dead
his living army We call dead.
on fond wife or mother,
Who watched as none other
Tho long battle hours,
Come mark how We cover.
Their hallowed graves over,
Wlth fresh My flowers,
The tlttcst ana moetcst.
The nireai ana sweetest
v c1rth's richest offcringa,
10 the hravcst and best
of all Of hor nohlcst
Those patriot kings.
grnndcst of uncrowned kings.
Ice ~ Rudisillc.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

Tho oldest inhabitaut' In New
Meyieo r. NOT ahle 10 remember q ycai
wheu 30 Wasa s diffcultto secure q SUPP
ply Of flowers for Memorial Day, a.
il 81 Just now.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

Tho latest thing in tho way 90
good roads is the movement iust in-
ausurlted for an automobile hiehvay
from Vow York city % ATLANTA Ca.
That vHI mako possible a much more
enjoyable trlp from Atlanta o. tine
as4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

OUR WORK rs As NEAR PER.
FICTION ~ POSSIBLE. No OLD.
MORN OFT. BROKEN DOWN or
OBSOLETE MACHINERY IN our
PLANT EVERYTHING NI2W AND
~ To I'M MiNUIT-AIMANS
BITTER WORK AND MORE
PROMPT SERVICE. WE DEFY
COMPETITION. \ TRIAL BUND-
DLE WILL CONVINCE you. I'M.
PtEfAi LAUNDRY co. RACK OF
poSrotlitll PHONE IFS. RED
" AGONS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

Therc may be- 81 failure Of fruit, and
q shortago of graln, hut the dust crop
Ia reliable
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

Orr ASSORTMENT or CANNED
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IL A
SELECTED STOCK. COME IN AND
EXAMINE 1t. Z. q. PRATT q
CO. 2fs : SECOND.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-29

Housc-clcauing time IS on. Row IS
the time to take That old. soiied rug
ont of tho pafl0r on dining room and
replace 90 with ono of those nice
bright ones from eur store. We have
the finest assortment in the city and
new patterns arriving every week.
Tho futrDlie Furniture c..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
LAURIUM 8REvITIES.

Patrick Waters has accepted "A po-
sition as bookkeeper with tho Calu-
met Brewing company.
Miss Catherine Leary is home from
a visit to Crystal Falls.
ANDY" Hendrickson of Laurium, Is
moving into his new quarters in the
Copper Range cafe.
Robert Allen went to Baraga yes
terday on business trip
B. Altman, u dealer i'm fish, was
arrested and brought before Justice
Amt yesterday afternoon, charged
with selling under sized whltehsh
Altman was found guilty and assess
ed $40 and costs.
Peronia Rose has sworn out war
rant in Justice Armit's court for the
arrest of Alfred Roberts. chorgins
him with assault and battery. The
case will likely be heard some even
ing this week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-03
BIG MEMBERSHIP CONTEST
Will CONTINUE TWO MONTHS
George lies Of Tsmaraek. Holds the
Lead in Contest wased Among
Members Of One and All Lodge, Sons
Of ST. Georse-Round Trip Ticket to
England the Prize.

George Hes. OF the Tamarack. leads
in the membership contest conducted
by "One and All" Lodge. Sons of s..
George. OF Calumet. with substantial
majority. As The winner viii be pre-
scented with return trip ticket 20 the
old country il VIII De seen that the
effort is wen worth striving FOR. The
CONTEXT will continue for another two
months. Although there Is considerable
competition among the members
George Hes has a lead that il Will be
hard 90 overcome.
There viii be a regular meeting Of
the lodge tomorrow evening in the
Gately Virgins hail. following which
there viii be a nomination OF officers
for the ensuing term. The nominal
tions will remain open FOR two weeks
So that The night and day shift MEM
bers may participate.
T. {. Cox is the retiring president
Of the lodge and during his term Of Of
fee he has seen wonderful increases
In membership. He viii be- presented
with a handsome past presidents
badge when he vacatcs the chair
President Cox states that the order
was never in better condition than
now both financially and numerically