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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
TRA|NMEN DEMAND
UNIFORM SAFETY
APPLIANCES
Congress and State LegisIa-
lures to Be Attacked in e.
fort to Abolish Present Sys-
tenn of Varied Equipment


nv Nlornjng Journal special Leased Mirel
columbus. o.. May Condcmna-
tion of the Immigration laws was TX
pressed by the brotherhood OF Kan
way Trainmen in resolutions adopted
today. The meeting also called TOT
the exclusion from the country of 9th
or undesirable alien classes It was
decided 10 ask congress andthe var
ious legislatures to standardize SAT
ETY. appliances. running boards, side
holds and other equipment Of freight
cars 10 avoid present troubles and
dangers resulting from varied equip
mCnt
Robert McIntyro of Oakland. cal
was elected NTH vice president OF the
orga nization.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
OFFICERS AVERT RIOT IN
AUGUSTA RAILROAD YARDS

Augusta, Ga. May PA threat
ened riot was avoided here tonight by
the prompt action of the sheriff $
deputies in rescuing J. II. Wewitt of
savannah, a railroad guard. who fired
upon a crowd of men who We're after
a fireman on yard engine. He was
arrested on a misdemeanor charge.
The trouble occurred at Harrison
Vile. There is considerable eXaspera
ton over the fact that the railroad
guards are armed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
BABE TORN TO PIECES BY
CHARGE OF BIRD SHOT
Small BOY at Pueblo Plays Win Shot
gun With Tragic Result.

Pueblo Colo. May While play
ing about the house with loaueu
shotgun last night eleVen-year-oiu,
John Wider accidentally fired the iuil
charge OF the weapon into the pous
OF his little sister, aged sixteen
months Tho heavy charge or tho
gun literally tore the body OF the m
FAINT to pieces The parents OF INC
children were J., ipr the houseat the
slime of the traAedy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

Joplin, Mo, May 25.-Four miners
ere killed by falling rock In the Goa
hullla mine near Porto Rico, mining
camp east Of Joplin. this afternoon.
only one of the bodies was recov-
cred
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

rate of per cent on incomes in
cludng corporations. A drawback
viii be allowed to individual holders
of corporations stock equal to the
sum paid on their stock by the cor
poration itself, when it can be shown
by the individual that the total of his
income is less than $4,000 II year.
The Bailey amendment provides for
tax of per cent
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
TAFT PRESIDENT OF
UNITARIAN
LEAGUE
New Formed Organization o.
Lymen Choose Chief Mag
tStiate Of Nation to Lead
Them,


Boston, May 25.-President Taft
was today elected honorary president
of the newly formed National League
of Unitarian Laymen The meeting
of the laymen was one of the features
of the annual anniversary week OBJ
servanccs which was attended by Unit
tarians from all parts of the Unite |
States
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
lannon's sports strIcken.

Chicago May 25.-AImost sImuI-
taneously with the news today of the
illness in New York of Pat Sheeney,
his former partner in many gambling
brought quietly from New orleans 70
Chicago ANA is said TO be seriously I'll
here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26
I.nnd I,rnnd Prohe sin on.

Tulsa. Okla, May 25.-stll hp re-
port Of the special federal grand Jury
that is investigating the Muskogee
town lot frauds was in sight when
the Jury convened again this morning.
An examination of witnesses was con-
tinued In the cases affecting Governor
Haskell. +. = Sewers. =. English
and Jesse Iiiit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

Ncw York May e5.-Franklin 9.
Brown and NJ. :. Burrll were elected
directors of the American Beet Sugar
company al the asnnuai meeting ot
tho stockholders today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-26

vicksburg. Miss May 25.-Thc
gasoline boat Dorris with ten passen-
gers on board eapsized IN thu Yazou
canal during storm tonight and
seven persons were thought to have
been drowned.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17

Financial recorder-lIoward Hook
ing. tr
A. H. G.-,JOhn Stone.
usher--Arthur ChynOweth.
Assistant usher-Clarence Bond.
Inside watch--iiichard Beer.
outside protector-Henry Trethe-
wey.
Governor--Joseph Chynoweth, Jr.
Assistant governor--M, IA. Roberts,
At the last regular meeting OF the
Mckinley Temple OF Honor six caa-
didates were initiated, four of this
number coming from Rescue Section.
The latter organization is an auxiliary
of the senior order Junior members
are initiated into the junior section
ana upon arriving at certain age
they are eligible To the older order
The installation OF officers of the
senior order was also conducted at the
last meeting, William Taylor grand
chief templar, assisted by Herbert
Hall. past grand chief tcmplar doing
the work.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17

lantic mine Methodist church will hold
bazaar and supper ON Saturday
evening. November "a.
Herbert Nash assistant general SUI
pcrintendont of the Houghton County
Electric Light company. has gone To
Boston for business and pleasure
trip.
Superintendent of the Poor Thomas
Lyon Of Calumet, and Marshal Joseph
Tudcll We're in Houghton yesterday
IN connection with "A case i'm the cir
cult court.
valuable horse belonging to the
Needham laundry died Monday even
ing. shortly after returning from Lake
Linden. where IL had been driven at
tached to one OF the firms delivery
wagons.
A number of the Copper Range
locomotives have been equipped with
snow plows in preparation for the
snow which they expect to buck this
winter.
william Longtime and Miss Agnes
Lehman of Houghton were married
last week at ST lgnatius church and
they are now taking a honeymoon trip
to Chicago and Milwaukee.
Rev. Dr. ID. ID. Martin OF Albion
College. who addressed a meeting in
Hancock Sunday ut the Methodist
church, gave a lecture last evening at
the Atlantic Methodist Episcopal
church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17

Plans calling for "A hockey rink IN
Duluth u cost in the neighbOrhood OF
100000 havs hecnt competed by Rad
ellie 4 Price, says the Duluth Herald.
The plans VIII be submitted To a con-
l tractor today for the final word upon
! the cost of the structure. and il a
prominent business man viii place
some of his money in the venture. Du-
luth is assured OF the completion of a
modern covered rink within the next
two months.
The specifications of the rink. as
shown IN the plans of the architects.
can for a building I4O by $50 feet
There VIII Doe "a rink space OF 100 by
100 feet and the specifications call for
the seating Of 25eo people around the
rink. Tho seating capacity OF the
building will be Increased TO 1000 when
seats are placed upon the space that
viii be occupied by the rink in tho win
ter time.
There is just one obstacle that may
prevent the speedy construction Of the
building That is the failure of the
plans that include a prominent bust
ness man OF the city, who is at the
present time considering the PROPOSE
tion of placing some capital in the
scheme, and whose refusal may pre-
vent the construction OF the rink dur
ing the present winter.
II the man IN question decides To |
invest some or his capital in the plan
To give Duluth modern hockey rink ,
and auditorium the construction Of the !
building will De rushed at once, and /
its completion is promised within the
next sixty days
II the plans for the securing OF the
money are successful, a representative
Of the business men interested I'm the
Of the rink will leave for
and the Copper country. and
viii complete plans for the playing OF
some OF the big hockey games i'm this
city.
Should the rink be constructed it
viii De located on East First street
and viii be within easy walking dis
lance OF the business section of the
,ity
The success or failure Of the scheme
hat IS al but completed will be
Known the present week. The plans
rave been completed i'm all their de-
ails. "a contractor has stated the time
I will require to complete the building.
nd If the necessary cooperation is Sc
ured. Duluth is assured Of one Of the
most modern closed Kinks in the coun- J
~ q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
PROSPECTIVE CITIZENS.

County Clerk Richardson yesterday
posted the first applications for citi-
zenship hearings i'm the May term. the
hearings to be held May 81. The APP
plicants are:
Harry Needs. born in England. re-
sides in Painesdalc. entered the port
of New York i'm 1904.
Williams j. Richards. born in Eng
land. lives at Beacon hin. entered the
port of New York in 1901.
The list for January has been closed
and at that term IS applicants will be
heard.
Examiner Sturgis is still i'm Hough-
ton checking up the applicants for the
January term.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17

manding Oricer," a new n,a..
erican military life by Theogos AM
Sayre, viii open at IN. So burt
Theatre, Chicago. Bruce McCr"' O"Aer
Isabel Irving viii play tho e ana
roles. reading
Charles Ram Kennedy's ~r,
want IN the House." is soon ''r-
coed "fhe Great Divide" !, sue
and his icelandic tragedy CIR V" mi'
ter Feast" is announced 20. M
formance this winter AT tbo per-
Theatre in Berlin. tossing
George Arliss is apnoarina
season in decentralization OF ran "'s
j. Locke's novel "Septimusp M u"'h
Phillip Littell. The actor is s'i, ny
find the role unlike most of III. p
which he had hitherto appearod "a
agreeable. 'u'
George Barnum, who is non.
ing Baron Cosaca in such = 49,,
Queen" was at one time n nro,,,.
figure in Pacific coast bascbalI 30
fairs, and prominent candida,. -
the presidency of the National le,rn,
some years ago.
Alfred Sutro' the noted English NAV
wright and author of "rho Wai,a
Jericho and other plays, was o.
much taken with the Wort, NJ De-
STAN in "Fhe Chorus Lady" when Oh,
was playing in London last se,so,,
that he wrote a one-act piece for no.
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's Iato.,
play, THE Fires of Fate" Ia no nro
iuced by Charles Frohman in Now
York in December has been pl,cod IN
rehearsal. Mr. Frohman also plans
soon to. begin rehearsals of "Tbe
Brass Bottle" the new comedy by r
Anstey.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
HoUGHToN TEAM PRAISED.

The Marquette Mining Journal says,
editorially:
The Houghton High school football
team disposed of the lshpcming team
in somewhat decisive manner sat
urday. The Ishpeming team was bad
ly outweigher and the conditions un-
ed the heavier players. with dry
fast field Ishpeming would doubtless
have made a better showing, but in
any event Houghton would have won.
The game was characterized by the
hest of feeling and the conduct of
both teams was sportsmanlike and
manly. The Ishpeming players do not
bcgrudge Houghton its victory.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17


With the completion OF the trial o
Victor Borich 81 Calumet this
morning. the list ~ criminal cases Tor
trial before the November term OF
circuit court Is completed. and today
the hearing OF civil cases was COM
menced.
The charge against Borich was
Abandonment OF his family year
ago last August, since which time, il
was stated, ne had failed 10 provide
for his family His wife testified that
he had left her TO so 10 chisholm.
Minnesota. and she had followed him
there at his request. selling her house
hold goods TO obtain money 20 move
with. He left her and her six chill
dren, whose ages range from twelve
years 10 a babe OF six months. while
he went 10 Hibbng or some other place
looking FOR job. Then the big fire
OF September 8. 1908. occurred, burn
ing down the greater part of CHS
holm. She was given money enough
to get back TO Calumet. where she had
a few friends. Victor returned home
a couple OF months ago, but she re-
fused TO take him back again and hc
has been living with a brother.
Superintendent Lyons OF tho Calu-
met poor district, testified that the
woman and her family had been sub
sisting since their return from CHS
holm through county aid and assis- |
lance given them by the Calumet Char 4,
tiles Bureau. Marshal Joseph Tru- !
deli was also a witness for the prose- |
cution, and his statements bore out
those OF Mrs. Borich and Superinten- |
dent Lyons. Barich himself was put |
On the stand i'm his own behalf and /
the children TO try and find work, and |
hat his wife was willing that he should
90. other witnesses were examined /
and 1t was not until this morning that
he case was given TO the jury. At
orney .. G. Donahue OF Hancock rep
'esented the defendant.
The jury i'm the Borich case reported
lbout 1880 o'clock verdict OF guilty
The case Of Archie Hall. charged
With violation Of the liquor law i'm
having kept his saloon open on Labor
Day. went to the jury yesterday morn
n.y. preceding the Barich trial. The
ury was out several hours and finally
eturned verdict of not guilty.
The cases on call for this morning
t o'clock are Nos. 26. 80. S5 and 80.
he first is that Of ID. ~ Mcdonald
ersus the Houghton County Traction
ompany appeal case, A'Brien and
.egcndre for plaintiff, Allen T.. Rees [
or appellants. The others are: Abel
lattson versus Calumet Laurium Mo-
Dr. company Burritt and Burrltt for
laintin and Kerr and Peterman for
John Stelmarjesky versus q
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
NOW IN NEW QUARTERS.

The Peninsula Wholesale Grocery
has entirely completed rs removal OF
stock and offices from it's old quarters
on Isle Royale street To the magnifl-
cent new building on the lake front
and Isle Royale street. The final trans
fer of the offices was made Monday.
The new offices are splendidly APP
pointed and unusually well lighted.
The fixtures are In golden oak and the
floors of gray tile. The city sales
room is a particularly attractive room
All OF the floors are now filled with
goods and the building is scene Of
daily activity as the company is doing
a big business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
zee Herald-Leader

The Menominee Herald-Leadei
says:
HOughton. 80; Ishpeming 0.
After contemplating that score foi
a few moments the minds of the Nc
nominee supporters naturally tun foI
a few minutes reelection on the prob
abilities, and figure out just what Il
would have been II fate had not turn
ed a fllp-flop just when IL did and all
lowed that Houghton man 10 sneak
across their goal on that miserable
luke.
BY defeating lshpeming and accept
inc their superiority in score over Me-
nominee as a victory, Houghton be-
comes the undisputed champion Ga the
ewes Of the upper peninsula-that is
i'm their minds. but Menominee takes
occasion TO dispute it. Menominee
high school. through its athletic au-
th0rities and faculty formally chal-
longc Houghton 10 a return game %
decide the supremacy of northern
Michigan.
The game between them two weeks
ago was won by Houghton on nuke.
ON which no clear decision was ren-
dcred and which has created a good
deal OF dissatisfaction. The local team.
does not want q be considered crowd
of squealers but they do feel that they
are entitled 10 fair contest with tho
Houghton boys, ana are just aching 10
get 10.
If the challenge Is accepted. and q
is but sportsmanlike that IL should
he Menominee agrees 10 either go 90
Houghton, paving an their own eN-
penses and allowing Houghton their
own referee: or bring Houghton to
Menominee, paying all expenses ana
allowing them 10 bring or name their |
own officials or play on neutral |
grounds, allowing Houghton her Off
,ials and paying half of the expenses |
This offer Is made because the ath- |
letic authorities do not believe that
he victory o-caIed-which Hough- |
ION gained over Menominee was
and they hope that the copper /
country authorities and team viii see I
Il the same way and give them n 4
chance 10 demonstrate it by takins
hem on. Failing TO have their chal-
enge accepted. Menominee refuses IN
recognize Houghton's championship.
'laims. except that what title they
,ossess was won unfairly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.


Whom the Gods Love-" by Paul
Armstrong, win have an early pro-
duction in New York.
"The Machine is the title of new
political play by William c. DcMnle,
which is soon to be produced by Da-
vld Bclasco.
Carolyn Wells has tried her hand
at playwriting, having revised The
Return of Eve" for the use of Bertha
Galland this season.
Miss Edna Burns, who is Francis
Wilson's leading support in his new
comedy "rhe Bachelors Baby" is
the comedians niece.
Pauline Frederick has written new
play called "Pompadour,' which has
been sold to the Liebler company for
early production this season.
Charles Frohman will produce "The
Butterfly" "A Partisan success. i'm Lon
don and later in this country, with
Cyril Maudc in the leading role.
Miss Jessie Millward has been en-
gage as leading woman for Arnold
Daily who viii shortly appear in New
York i'm new play by Paul iIorvieu,
entitled Know Thyself."
Mrs. Carter recently made the
statement in Omaha, that she would
soon have a theatre of her own in
New York.
In "The Lottery the new comedy
by Rida Johnson, which the Shuberts
expect to produce in few weeks,
Jameson Lee Finnoy Will play the part
Of a New York newspaper reporter
Next Monday evening .The Com
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
AUToiST'S CHIEF TROUBLE
MAKER.
:. (. !. :. :. =. :. :. :. :. =. !. =.

OF all the trouble makers that can
percolatc through feed pipe into a
cylinder, minute particles of corrodod
metal do the most subtle harm.
fruitful source of these is moisture in
the gasoline so common 10 the cbean-
or grades one of the clcycrest ana
most economical ruses to prevent the
recurrence of such trouble came ia
my attention recently.
An experienced motorist after some
trouble" DIAGNOSED it as an "ob.
struction in the feed pipe" lie dis
connected IT, blew ii out. and dis
covered fine sediment of corroded
copper. With a stick ne scraped
around the bottom and sides of the
gasoline tank. The stick, when pull
ed out, gave evidence of corrosion
of the tank walls due To moisture in
the gasoline. He washed out the tank.
filled it with cyanide solution. sus-
pended some blocks of tin i'm this.
connected up his battcrics-positives
TO tin, negatives To tank-and soon had
the inside faces of the tank thickly
with pure tin. Now ne
does not worry so much about small
of water i'm his gasoline.
nor did he have to buy new tank
Robert Sloss. i'm the Outing Magazine
for November.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
CHURCH NEEDS $1,000.
Trinity Will Endeavor to Raise Amount
to Complete Edifice.

meeting of the congregation of
Trinity church was held Monday night
and IL was decided to raise $4,000 for
the completion OF the church building,
This will be raised by subscription ms
far as possible and the balance by loan.
Following the parish meeting the yes
try met To open bids for the compile
ton of the work but as the bids re-
ceived were not numerous it was de-
cided 10 adjourn for a week To meet
in BAH q stones office. At this time
the contract will probably be let.
The contract will be for the compile
ton of the interior of the main floor of
the church and will include pews. Tho
work will probably not be begun till
next spring.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
HoToN 5REvITiF c.

The Paincsdale cricket team held a
meeting recently and decided to give
its annual concert ana chicken pie
supper one week from next Saturday
evening, November 81 The function
will be given i'm the Paine Memorial
library. The Paincsdale Glec club has
consented to render assistance inmak-
ing the program entertaining.
The Ladies Aid society OF the At
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17

Matt MinNghor. assumpsit, ID. l.. Rob-
inson FOR plaintin. Burritt and Burritt
FOR defendant, sophia koskela versus
John Stcmhack, Burrltt and Burritt
and Ball ana stone. attorneys.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
FIRST SHOOT NEXT SUNDAY
Houghton Gun Club Will Hold Initial
Practice Of the Season.

Houghton Gun Club Will Hold Initial
Practice Of the Season.
The Houghton Gun club did not
shoot last Sunday morning as intend
ed, at least by some of the members.
The reason did not leak out till yes
tcrday 1t was because the members
who appeared with guns had no keys
To the clubhouse. But they have ar
ranged to get into the building next
Sunday and will have the first shoot
OF the winter.
At this shoot date for "A meeting
will be set and at this meeting the
program for the winter viii be ar
ranged. Il is probable that some
monied and enthusiastic member of
the club will put mp a trophy this
winter, though there is nothing deiin-
tie in this regard as yet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Temple Of Honor and Temperance OF
South RANGE Meets.

AT the last regular meeting Of the
Rescue section No. II 'rchplc of Hon
or and Temperance of South Range.
the following officers w6rc elected:
w. A.-1Job Bryant thi'
w. v A.Ewfliam Davcy.
r" ordtr William PdQlcy.
hs'istdpt recorder 12ithdrd Barne-
cutt. ..' p" it'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17

Ward Smith OF Pryor and Smiths
brokerage office has gone 20 Chicago
on business.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
CRIMINAL CALENDAR FINISHED
AND CIVIL CASES TAKEN UP

Trial OF Victor sorieh Of Calumet, en-
Charge OF Abandoning His Family
the Last or the Docket and Hearing
Of Civil Cases Begins Today-6erieh
Case is Completed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
f1oughton Department.
TELEPHONE SOUTH
HOUGHT0N FOOTBALL TEAM
CHALLENGED BY MtNOMINEE
TELEPHONE SOUTH iss

Although the Locals Have Defeated
Menominee the Latter Team is AnS-
ious for Another Contest, Believing
it Can win--claimed Houghton Won
the Honors Unfairly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-17
BUILDING OF HOCKEY RINK
IN DULUTH UP TO ONE man

Plans for Proposed $4,000 Structure
Completed and IL Prominent 5usi-
ness Man Of Zenith City Will Agree
TO Put Some Money Into the Project,
Rink Will be Built.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-13
TAFT URGES CONGRESS TO
INSURE KNOX'S ELIGIBILITY
House Leaders Evolve Scheme to En=
act Bill Lowering Next Secre=
tary's Salary

WASHINGTON, Feb 12.-PresideAt-
elect Taft has telegraphed to Senator
Hale, urging congress to remove all
doubt of Senator Knox's. eligibility to
the Office of secretary of state and
saying that the loss of Mr.. Knox from
the cabinet premiership would be a
public misfortune.
House leaders favorable to the adop-
ton of the senate bill reducing the
salary of the secretary of state to
$4,000 d year in order to make Senator
Knox eligible for the position have
evolved a scheme to avoid sending the
bill to the house committee on ju-
dietary, which is said to be opposed to
the measure.
The bill was not offered to a commit
tee when the public met today, and in
explanation it leaked out that the conf
mittee on the election of vice president
and president intended to cover the
subject.
This would make it possible to substi-
tute the house measure for that of the
senate, and no reference to a committee
would be necessary.
The telegram of President-elect Taft
TO Senator Hale, urging legislation to
make Senator Knox eligible, has worked
q great change of sentiment in the
house.
Even members Of the judiciary COM
mittee who had believed the bill inef-
ficient in removing the ineligibility ex-
pressed their intention to vote for the
senate bill since the president -elect SC
desires it,