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Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

write of Lincoln
"A of him. stared openmouhe pictures
cabin Just think of this
it's the handomest face world Its beauty sadness
than face And when
stncve Lncos connection with
immortal features that hard do and that think of him
really laughing You couldn't
branch of from his
thought of himself other than that
would make world its thought
how they that they had this
influence the American people
there be another Lincoln
longer built his But appear
much of Lincoln and that will
be like the of
but if he is much like Lincoln that hurt him
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

1NCOLN had greater advantages than the boys have
of his advantages that he compelled work. and
doing he got the bottom of things and the bottom
always know which look for the top He had the a
vantage of being very poor home and being employed
work that is hard to cheat in if you wanted Splitting rails
excellent work for young that want to think they work
DUST and is fine exercise which expands the lungs and your
trained that they with the axe split the while the head
'rking with many distant problems.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

= Still likely know less Of Lin
coin than anybody America have started read of Lincoln
= eral times but have his 1t holds
n that by all odds the hardest
Next to Lincoln is the cabin which he born What this
couldn't that could last the
example boys Look Lncon a
cabin will they look alike In line
the pahos of that log cabin It seemed him. His
dom grief love and all of the log cabin How beautiful
reu when tired discouraged to look this cabin
within rough walls has than from the combined the
whole world. Why shouldn't stimulate us?
There should be in America that every
hang the picture of Lincoln and this cabin
knows what inspiration might be boys
picture of Lincoln and his cabin? Let's this
paint such picture and sell the boys of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
FALL IN FOREIGN COMMERCE..

made record in 1908 than 1907
a the ohme of the world
Statistics the Department Commerce and Labor pub
Monthly
showing principal countries of the
available the This table
full
the with the Immediately preceding
full
which official
been received.
countries
indicated
falling the United
fall 256O00000 fall
the full calendar 1908 compared with the full calendar
In the imports show fall of $l02oooOOo
being the full calendar
fall of $2500O00 and the fall of 62500000
fall $32000000
fall Canada fall of $000OOo and her
falling chief being Argentina which
exports
that portion 1908 which they respectively
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

days souise 70 make quite
without inie 70 Other u the shield The m 81 pubis
snees declined NJ rsi elected President already
There distinguished tsuons portfolio
Theodore Burton representative
Congress concluded chat be eoud not the prefer u made
equeny the Withdrawn portfolio
ded At least informally deoe NJ Reynolds big Chicago
Gnay accept gave
salary earning
from the bank alone with Mr.. Reynolds
Dyer going Washington Secretary Of tho Treasury
Chicago banks reaching
knowledge he given
Treasury Department
$4,000 1t understood will
hrely with the insurance
Only Henry Boy Department
Justice offered position by President Taft his lasmao Yale
United Judge
Oyt about retire from the position of Solicitor of the
Justice which he has held ranks
the Attorney Importance But Mr. HOyt insists that he
back home There
down of circuit judgcshp which ranks
Justice of the Supreme of the United
of Supreme of
the United States ahead of Mr. who has enviabe
himself His father Pennsylvania the favaby
known the legal profession Maine where spends
California
diplomatic places Republican grab
been the diplomatic
retiring Secretary of State
He had been avte with President Roosevelt the when
the "Cal"
Department position
of Minister the Argentine Republic where the $4,000 bnt
the offer declined because Mr. aughn preferred lucrative
nearer /,
There of distinguished Republicans who
literally
are wealthy people, who desire the social honOs that attach to the
aOal wealthy however has refused
diplomatic Assistant Secretary the Navy Newbey-
President Tart wanted TO make MN Ambassador TO 81 Fesourg one OF the
desirable foreign missions Mr. Nwbery would have liked
but he does not the
a an a a $17,5OO
understood that ambassador minister
than but there exceptions that general rule There
or three posts where one can save some money Inc legation at buens
Them the embassy Toxic another That have
derabity of the Toxic mission in
The Mexican embassy
| is said to be rather desirable for the same reason
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

some aasurhu glorious
sing possessions s uhi ssai ~ them The ie q
disqualified majority thrown from The investigating lan,sf
Evangelist That periodical has been invest
political conditions % Porte Rice with result which ~ db'
~ follows
II certainly Porto hcans making desperate
goose laid for them golden Of
prosperity during last decade The House Of Dee
ia deadlock
By with the Executive
passing This week. commissions
representing the Council will appear before
Washington auhores explain how IL all
Two the
while
leader Unonis which has unanimous membership In
boldly proclaimed independence The integrity Of
the American Judge
politicians should punished
the aniAmerican
sentiment acting the liberal privileges granted to them
Delegates has succeeded in blocking
absolutely legislation The situation is growing
acute familiar with the problem
with wisely The Americans
millions built schoohou
ncreas a
per held by Porto Ricans protected by Civil
Service
demanding territorial rights and Statehood Others
with a
with
important Health Charities and Correction the of
all the departments
to whtewash brush investigate
will make honest though it be not
'dipomac people will surprising
will be the credit of Porto Ricans
na under the Americ
optimism much whitewah
perfectly report the politics them would leave the
with applicability England ideas
every racial condition under the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
Is THERE A rYpEwR1T1Ne "eRArr,,q

The yelled of of
Saturday concerning
Hobbies the debate have induced suspicion the public that all
claimed Speaker applied
stnogmpher started the the other
discussion the tpwrn translation gaf
sharing
senographc probable
lines of Saturdays discussion.
stands clear in the whole however, that that
this
previous that the Speaker refused sanction
mad chairman Public
Secretary Msm discussing has likewise
uneddo own of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
THE TARIFF BILL.

tariff bill badl What will it look like
when i gest through the legislative mile
delight by large contingent At the
delight
dissatisfaction has been growing of
tina nothing The
great wooden practically everything wanted
discreet silence Some interests that
grumbg lest the House the Senate lower
provisions the BILL For example, the Steel Trust
whole however who like the bill making the
difficult public
odd like
of The only find out about
with Dngey tedious operation
determine the full
clauses which qualify statement about
specific n ad
impfeiOns in the finished but
when theseap ma easily legislative remedy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
WHAT CLEGG HAS ...'..
DONE IN MANILA

MANILA, March 2s,-Dr. Moses
Clegg, bacteriologist of the Bureau of
Science at Manila, has succeeded in
cultivating the leprosy bacillus. He
has made five separate cultures of the
bacillus and carried all of them through
five successive generations. DIR, Clegg
used the organisms from both living
lepers and the bodies of victims of lep-
sorry. He has been equally successful
in his cultures with the germs of amoe-
bic dysentery, establishing a symbolic
relationship between the germs of the
two diseases.
The Bureau of Science has prepared
a leprosy vaccine and proposes to car
ny forward series of experiments for
the purpose of establishing a specific
treatment for leprosy. DR., Clegg is the
son of prominent Arkansas physician.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
THE TAKING OF BACHELORS.

Representative that the of the Territory might
of England the Chancellor of the
modified old bachelor
Bulgar law taxing nmarre men S
England May 1885, August 1905 during
500 in the dukes and arch
those scheduled other persons
divinity law and phc
and at law $l9
penaized well bachelors duke arch
his eldest
$3.50 when his eldest
buried $3.50 when his eldest
penalties gradually down
to rang gentleman he married. the
born the misfortune
his
encouraged the
married. they let off
regards mra when they had $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
FINE ooNoRETE BUILDING.

The new Masonic Temple in Hilo is
being built of reinforced concrete and
will be fire as well as water proof,
though the latter qualification was not
called for in the contract. After re-
cent rainstorm in the town it was found
that on the top floor, the roof not hav'
ing been placed, there were four inches
OF water. AS it is not convenient to
take the fire engine upstairs and pump
it ont it is probable the water viii be
allowed to evaporate. The floors are
waterproof, as none of the rain has
leaked through TO the floor below. The
building is said by judges to be the
best built concrete building in the
Territory.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
FREAR CABLES
TO GEN. BOOTH

A cablegram conveying the congrat-
ulations of Governor Frear to General
Booth, on attaining the eightieth
anniversary of his birth, was sent
yesterday to London, where the
founder of the Salvation Army is re-
ceiving like congratulations from the
various Governors of the States and
Territories of America and the leaders
of the other countries of the world.
There was also filed here yesterday
cablegram addressed to the War Cry,
New York, sent by Colonel French, in
which he stated that Hawaii was pre-
pairing to celebrate the anniversary
and had also Just subscribed twenty
thousand dollars for the building of a
Salvation Army home at Honolulu.
Tomorrow evening in the parish
house of Central Union church, Colonel
French of the Salvation Army will give
an address on General Booth, head OF
the Salvation Army, in honor of the
| S0th anniversary of the birth of the
| distinguished religionist. Colonel French
has been associated with Genera
Booth for twenty eight years and his
| intimate knowledge of him will make
his address more than usually attrae
tive.
Colonel French has been promoted
since he was here last, and from beini
head of the Pacific Coast division, h
is now territorial secretary, with su
preme authority in all army matter
west of Chicago. He is fine talke
and is well worth listening to.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
THE oARpEr,BAeeER ISSUE.

1t is be hoped that the the Bar Association
will the plan filing Federal Judghp
U. S. District Attomeyship with mainlanders.
forth ethicay politically
Republican Democratic national platforms have
enunciated it.
House. showing itself much thoughtful
cinch the matter by strong
waiting the Senate in this
there telling how long the dumeat
upper delay consideration The
Washington Warren Wyoming has already
picked of his constituents for the Hawaiian post.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

somewhat that Bckons decision shows
smal Hawaii.
of on he
The only decision the Thwng made Roe
administration.
suit showing
somebody
considered the wishes of at
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
THE ABE CASE.

the law the prophet of technicalties In what
life but that the justice would be considered
and then calling everything OFF because
madea Abe
that the mistake could be
the itself not fxedi The Abe is glazing example of
prevails the conduct of the trial
No swndled Honolulu merchants
q the prisoners his crime
understanding
absolutely nothing the
letting him unpublished beyond the
punishment
treat is OF be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

impossible the and talk
the time Listen this:
The fact is that all the failures Philippine legislative
and
letting the the Philippines
policy Hawaii will be listen than this
before evident would
considerable here if he dsfranchse
the institute by eommisson-even if the
capetagge long they DISTINGUISHED the
electorate.
Presidents letting of the Philippines ruiz
His
Meantime
allowed which the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13


threebock
dollar
Agriculture the other they
the Diamond Head has been revealed but
than monthly principal frsclas school
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

A small sized riot in the Missouri
Legislature accompanied the final vote
on the constitutional amendment estab'
fishing statewide prohibition.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13


he Father Clement
Is beloved by him
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

these legislative sutomObists will return per-
panuy, their dump plunbsr fishing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

The strike of the coal miners in Al
berta and British Columbia has re-
suited in complete tie-up in those
sections.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
CASES IN THE SUPREME COURT.

the Campbell Hemenway reflects
upon the intelligence public spirit the of that body and
ppon veng than advisory in the matter
+, of appointments
that shall
not President Governor unless there
competency the men
the principle
Executive choose his lawful subordnates
Campbell
the basest motives in contempt OF the
Territory the igation of the most worthless men in
our politics
that the will send in names but viii
of deputies
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13


Hungarian Polish labor
ability
did Amercanng Kansas
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13
oAMpBE1L AND HBMENwAY.

Territorial Treasurer confirmed yesterday the senate
reasons" for this extraordinary action
arc as follows, In the conduct Campbell has refused to do
and Maui wanted to come
10 the told him at home and attend
let out and former Mantle man
from the tax honest put IN the place
Accordingly these Senator'S Robinson and ooe
united successful TO deprive the
Of one teompee worthy Teaues 1T ever had
0sqal Hemenway by vote
eight to seven Hemenway fho pronouneng his fishery
li regard TO W
Maui waterrh suit IN which Coeho au
taken an interest with the Aeeys which the friends
Of those persons approve Senate these facts would nav
and vote of thanks but nothing
could the voting majority
the Hawaii
To show how excellent the AttoneyGeneral de
append the following figures;
in Court actually disposed OF during
two,an during 1908, nine
of the personally presented position of the Territory
sustained in
CASES THE SUPREME COURT.
1906 '''' -
of sustained out of the seventy
two cases presented and his deputies
l2o
-. l43
19056 Z4S
1908 4'4
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

Silly remarks not dignfed by making Them in large type
Chief Leal seems, have been somebody's happy thought
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-04-13

The rumOr that Mr.. Hemenway will yet be confirmed
be true.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
LOCAL FINNISH PEOPLE SAY
THAT FINLAND WILL REBEL

Calumet Firms Declare Their Native
Land Will Not Pay S4,ooo,oo0, De-
mainded by Russia, Without a Strug-
ele-Annexation Of viborg Also Cause
Of satisfaction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
LOCAL BREVTIES.

Charles Frederick of Helena, Mont
who has been in Calumet the past week
on business connected with the Mon
tana-Clnton Mining company. has
gone to Minneapolis and st. Paul.
j. Tierney, the one-armed shooting
expert, who was injured while per-
forming at the Bijou three weeks ago,
left yesterday for Rockford, ILL.,, where
he will continue his engagements.
Henry Karppinen. Matt Lappi. and
Charles Lame left yesterday afternoon
for Salt Lake City, Utah, where they
| have secured employment.
Miss Nettie Thomas. stenographer
for Supt. II. w. Smith of the Mineral
Range road. left yesterday for Detroit
for a two weeks visit.
Ex-Sheriff Beck has gone to Cham
pion on a short visit
Mrs. Nathalie Nedeau of Butte, Mon
tana, who has been spending some
time here, left yesterday for Duluth.
where she will spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. j. A. OLeary.
Sakris Silvola, local deputy clerk for
the issuing Of deer licenses in Calumet
township stated this morning that the
f, demand for deer licenses up to now has
been very light, less than twenty hav-
ing been issued. He looks for a big
demand next week, however.
Rev j. O. Fisher, formerly of the
Red Jacket Congregational church. has
left for Princeton, Mimi, where he will
preach at the Congregational church
tomorrow
Hulda Kekkare was arrested yester-
day and brought before Justice Jack
ola charged with SANDER. Complaint
was brought by Emma Johnson. The
defendant pleaded not guilty, and de-
manded an examination. The case has
been set for next Tuesday morning.
Miss Pearl Wills expects to leave
this evening for Minneapolis. where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. w. Tired
way.
j. w. Newton left last night for
Portland, ore, where he will likely
locate.
Joe Adamski. who has been i'm at
tendance at the national convention OF
the Polish Alliance union. representing
st. Stanialaus society of Calumet. is
expected home from Milwaukee to-
morrow
Judge G. o. Jackola is home from
short business trip to Baraga.
Justice Fisher is at Houghton today
as witness in civil suit being tried
in circuit court.
Calumet stockholders in the Finnish
American Mining Co., which has prop
critics located about fifty miles from
Helsihgtors Finland. have been noti-
ned that the annual meeting of the
stockholders will take place at Duluth
Io7sdale building, on November s. At
this meeting a board of nine directors
will be elected.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
CALUMET CHURCHES WILL
HAVE USUAL SERVICES

The services i'm the churches of Cal
umet viii be as usual tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Al the Laurlum NJ. T.. church, Row
Nv. NJ Ward has selected for his morn
ing subject THE Cowardice of Doubt, ''
and the evening subject, The Trans
forming Look"
Rev. y Polkinghorne of the Kear-
sarge N. 4. church will preach i'm the
morning on the subject The Signs of
the Tines and in the evening on,
The Pharisee and the Publican"
The services at the Tamarack NJ. Il.
church win be i'm charge OF Rev. J. Nc
Cune who will preach i'm the morning
on Adams Defect and Christs Vic
tory" and in the evening ON ''who Are
Those and Whence Came They?"
:. +. Martin will have charge of the
services at the Calumet Baptist church
tomorrow morning and evening.
At the Red Jacket congregational
church, Joseph James will preach in
the morning and W. f. Trestrel in the
evening. \ fine program has been
prepared at this church for Thursday
evening. oct. p. The best of local tai
ent will appear on the program.
Rev. Chas. Sickle will occupy the
pulpit at the First Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. i'm the absence of
the pastor. Rev. ID. u. Stalker. who is
attending the Synod meeting at Cadil-
lac. Rec. Sickle is head of the Pres
hyterian bureau of church an labor
and n very able talker. In the evening
Rev. c. II. Rutledge of the upper pen
insula Anti saloon league will preach. |
Communion service will be given at
the Christ Episcopal church at o'clock
tomorrow morning. and Rev. J. A. Ten
Brock viii preach at the 1880 o'clock |
service on the subject, The Spirit of |
Giving"
Rev. c. H. Rutledge will occupy the
pulpit at the Calumet congregational
church tomorrow morning, and in the
'vening Rev. L. X. Long will preach on
Walking in the Light"
At the Calumet NJ. Il. church. Rev.
.. Sedweek will preach in the morning
IN God With Men, and Man With
iod," and the usual services will be
conducted in the evening.
w. f.. Trestrail of Calumet will
reach at the Osceola NJ T.. church in
he morning and in the evening Rev
\. e. Healey will preach on "The Pur-
,ose of Salvation"
At the Boston NJ. f. church. the
.Ord's Sumner will ne odpoinieterad I'm
he morning, with love feast at
o'clock John Rumble of Hancock will
reach in the evening. ,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16

Calumet Films, and Finnish people
throughout the country, are generally
stirred up over the report that Russia
is demanding $S00O0OO of Finnish
money for the support OF her army and
navy. prominent local Firnish resi-
dent stated this morning that he looks
for lot. of trouble in Finland before
the money is paid over. He believes
that Finland will rebel. Calumet Firms
are watching the situation closely. and
the Finnish people will receive their
moral support and possibly financial
aid should occasion arise.
When the matter was put up to the
Finnish senate that body refused TO
comply and resigned. Their places are
now being filled by war officers of Fin
nlsh descent, but who are Russian in
every tendency. having been brought
up in the land of the cZar. The govern
or-general, too. is a Finn with decid-
edly Russian tendencies and there is
not the least doubt but that the new
senate or diet will stand by the ears
ukase, and vote the money to the Rus
sian government.
According to The News informant
trouble will then ensue. The Russian
government also proposes to annex the
province of Viborg to Russia. Viborg
was annexed 10 Finland during the
reign of Alexander |. about n century
ago, and has since been retained by
Finland. The anneXng Of this prov
ince by Russia will be a violation
of Finland's constitution and laws, and
like the money question is stirring up
the Films.
whether Finland is prepared for an
uprising or not. remains to be SEEN"
said this local Finn, "but ii is practic-
ally certain that she will not submit |
to this outrage on her constitutional |
rights without a severe struggle. The |
rzar has had an instance of what Fin
land can do when she is united and |
determined, and it is possible that even
yet the ukase annexing Viborg and
demanding four millions of money
may be revoked, ere it is too late to
lvoid trouble"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
PETITION FOR NEW SCHOOL.

Eleven residents of section 10 and Is
of Osccola township have affixed their
names TO petition asking the Osceola
board of education to establish a school
nearer the locality of their residence
as at present most of the children are
not receiving any instruction owing to
the distance TO the nearest school.
There are residing in these two Sec
tons, No. 10 and Is, eleven families i'm
which there are more than thirty
children between the ages of six and
sixteen There are many over sixteen
years Of age and many more under six.
In another year the number of chill
dren between the ags of six and six
teen will be more than forty. In two
years ii will be close TO fifty.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
THE GIRL FROM THE U. S. A.

Calumet theater goers will be privi-
legged this afternoon and evening to
witness presentation of Harry SCOTS
musical comedy drama. "The Girl from
the u. $. A" This entertainment diff
fers from the usual comedy or comic
opera in that it is a play with a plot,
and highly dramatic at times. The
scenes are selected from two hemi-
spheres, and the music is new and
catchy. The play is interspersed with
well selected comedy and is sure to APP
peal to the Calumet theater patrons.
The costumes are new and up to date
and will undoubtedly add to the i'm
preston which the production leaves.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
Accordeons cheap at John Dunstan's
SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE.

SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the spa-
cial meeting OF the members of the
Finnish Mutual Fire Insurance com
pany of Calumet, Mich. will be held
on the 2Srd day Of October. A. ID. 1903
at o'clock p. M, Finnish hall at Red
Jacket Michigan, for the purpose of
considering TO purchase the building
and lot known as the Finnish Hail. sit
uated on the east side OF Eighth street.
OF the village Of Red Jacket, Hough-
ton county, Michigan.
Calumet, Mich, October nth, 1909.
Board of Directors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-10-16
For Hymnals and Bibles at Dunstans

The South Shore have announced
rate Of fare and one-third Sault Ste
Marie to st. Ignace and return. account
meeting of Grand Lodge l. o. O. f..
oct. 19-2O-21.