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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
RECEPTION TO TEDDY
WILL Be A WONDER
SAYS M'HARG
Former Near-Cabinet Member.
Declares He viii Be Court of
Last Resort on All Political.
QestionS,
6t3 Munsc, p~uildinP,
Morning journal Bureau,
Washington, u. G.. March rs.


Theodore Roosevelt viii not be .
candidate for United states senator
from New York state. said ormshy
McliarI. FORMER assistant secretary Of
commerce 70 labor. to the Morning
ipurnal correspondent. Mr. Mcfiarg
is nov associated with q BIG law firm
Gotham city. and has been in
Washington for a few daNs on BUSH
ness.
-of CURSE. ! do not speak by the
book lie continued. but it is my
opinion that Colonel Roosevelt would
not accept the ~senatorship. 80 far as
other political preferment is con
Cerned. l cannot spenk. | know there
are a great many people IN the coun-
tfY who would like To see him chosen
president again.
Colonel Roosevelt. whcR be- returns
to the United States. will De the most
useful private citizen in the country,
His rece gtiOn in New York viii be the
greatest event of its kind that ever oe-
CURED. Tine magnificent reception to
General Grant after his tour of the
V Grid VIII pale almost into insigniii-
cnnoe alongside az il, and the welcome
given to BRYAN viii not be in il.
Roosevelt viii he the dominant
In politics IN this country. nc
VIII ave q larger Influence in legisia-
ton iNRn any nigtef Huan IN the toun-
try. He VIII hc. in fact. the umpire,
a. whom VIII be- submitted the impor-
tHnt legislative policies 81 thu party.
In this capacity Roosevelt viii have "A
greater power than any other citizen
the country eyer possessed. The
people believe In Roosevelt. they bee
him TO be honest, and thcy win
De willing to appoint him their ref
cree in matters II legislation and in
other questions affecting their Well
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16

Delegate cameron recently intro
duced q bin in the house directing the
secretary al the treasury to pay to
John Miller of Florence. pinal county.
Ariz. the sum of S3.1e0 in fun com
pensltiun for loss Of property sus-
tained 10y his father. John Miller. al
the hands of Apache Indians during
flro wears tSsa and tS70 at Cienega
station, Pima county, Ariz., on the
old southern overland stage rusld and
Tres Alamos in the same county.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
Emulsion
equals in nouriShing properties
ten pounds of meat. Your Ply
stefan can tell you how it does Il.

S-nf Ia asa. naHff cod ftit at ~ Hnf
.ra.lIaI .ta Hfrs ti HaHirh hrE
49, 1-ns aHta.a-f a..- t-.
SCOTT = EOhAl. sV3 Pad 81. Nr~ iHt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-03-16
ARTHUR E. WALKER

Fire Insurance, Secretary Mutual
Building Association. Phone AGA,
2iT i-2 West Central Avenue.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
HOOK CASE GOES TO
JURY THIS AFTERNOON

Late this afternoon Judge Streeter
charged the Jury in the ease OF Mrs.
Anna Hook against the South Range
saloonkeepers and their bOndsmen.
which case has been before the court
Tor the greater part ~ the past week
and has aroused great deal OF inter-
est because Of the issues involved. The
last OF the testimony in the case was
heard this morning and the rest OF the
day was consumed by the arguments
% the attorneys.
Yesterday afternoon the defense
continued 10 put witnesses for their
side on the stand in an attempt to de-
stroy the effect of the testimony OF the
complainant and her witnesses. Among
those who testified forinjr- Tcmfwyp
two of the defendant saloonists. John
Barich and Dominick Zana. They tes-
tilted that they had always forbidden
their bartenders giving Hook any IL
quor after they had received notice
from Mrs. Hook.
otto Krellwitz was also called 10
the STAND 10 give testimony FOR the de-
Tense as was Charles wabow. draw
man in the village. Their testimony
was very much along the lines of the
other witnesses for the defense and
little new was learned from them. BY
agreement of the attorney, each side
was To have two hours to argue the
issue before the jury. The plaintiffs
lawyers were the first to address the
jury, Attorney LeGendre talking the
first hour and Attorney o'Brien argu-
ing the remainder OF the time This
took up the most Of the morning and
the lawyers for the defense divided up
their two hours into three parts. At
to"neys Hambitzer, Rees and Lawton
addressing the jury for the defendants.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
WIRELESS PHONE FOR LAKE.
Joseph Croze Expects That New De.
vice Will Aid Shipvreeks.

Joseph Croze, the Houghton tug
boatman and shipyard owner, Is work
ing on plain for the installation on
Portage Lake of series of wireless
telephone stations to he used i'm COM
munication with the tugs i'm harbor
here when there is a boat in distress
on Lake Superior often il has been
found that the time lost in getting
word Of trouble ON the big lake 70
the salvage tugs In port here has caus-
ed unnecessary loss, which could be
remedied by the instantaneous tcle-
phone service obtainable with the
wireless.
1t is the idea of Mr.. Croze To estab-
lish three stations, one i'm the Hough-
ton harbor and the others at the canal
and entry ends of the passage. In this
manner the central station could De
In touch with the entire channel and
" the presence OF tug was needed
at any point it could be quickly sum
moned.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05

rne" directly upon the organs ana
.Hr. before sou realize u.
IHn moment you suspect any kidney
r urinary disorder or feel rheuma-
i.Hm. pains begin taking this harmless
medicine. with the knowledge that
iHfre BIZ ro other remedy al any price.
Hr1' anywhere else In the worl1.
aHirh wiii effect 20 thorough ana
prompt "a cure as "A nny-ccnt treat
mont OF Pape's Diurctic, which any
ir1TH.st can supply.
Your physician. pharmacist. banker
'r amy mercantile agency will tell you
that pape Thompson n Pape OF Gin
einnat, o. a large and responsible
medicine concern. thoroughly worthy
't your confidence.
only curative results can come from
taking Papo's Diuretlc. and a few
iaff treatment means clean. active.
healthy kidneys. bladder and urinary
fT1u7-and no bnckache.
Accept only Papc's Dluretlc-ffty-
cert Treatment any drug storc-any-
who're Ora the world.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
JUDGE sTREETER CAN'T GO.

Judge Streeter of the circuit court
has received an invitation to atten
the. banquet to be given by the law
yers of the twenty fifth judicial circuit
to Judge r. C. Flanagan, the new
judge of that circuit, at the Hotel Me-
nominee Monday night. The banquet
is to be a grand affair according to
the accounts published in the Menom-
inee papers and it is with much re-
greet that Judge Streeter was forced
TO decline the invitation but Monday
being "new-citizens" day in the circuit
court here, Judge Streeter will be I'M
able to get away
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
HOUCHTON MAY HAVE Two
NEW LODGE BUILDINGS
Both Masonic and Odd Fellow
Fraternities Plan to Erect
Permanent Homes.
COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED

within the next year the village II
Houghton may be graced BY the cree
ton Of two new lodge buildings. The
odd Fellows have been planning the
erection Of a permanent home for their
meeting and social affairs and have Sc
cured an option on and practically
completed a deal for the possession OF
the property OF the Voetsch estate 1t
the intersection Of Sheldon and Dako-
tab streets. with the intention Of
erecting a large structure with stores
on the main floor and Offices and their
lodge headquarters on the upper floors.
The Gately- Virgins. company stands
ready 10 make a lease for the entire
floor Of the building as soon as it is
completed.
The other prospective building is a
Masonic temple. There are in Hough-
ton and Hancock three branches Of the
fraternity and each Of these has ap-
pointed a committee to Join with the
committees Of the other branches.
constituting a Masonic building COM
mittee. These committeeman and the
order that each represents are as fol-
lows:
Knights Templar-W. r. McI.augh-
lin. c. V. Seeber and F. w. Stoyle.
Kendall council-A. L. Seaman, ]. J.
Zealand and r. w. Presho.
Houghton lodge-John Nelson, Ed
gar Rashleigh and ]. II. Rice.
Eastern Stare. 4. Mayworm, ]. a.
DOelle and F. L Batchelder.
Two Building Sites Considered.
II is said that this committee, which
Is headed by Mr.. Mclaughlin, has un-
Ger advisement two sites for the cree
ton OF the Masonic building. one on
a business street, which would allow
the renting OF stores and the other on
a side street. No definite plans about
the kind Of building to be constructed
can be arrived at until the committee
decides upon d satisfactory location.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
FEBRUARY. ALTHOUGH SHORT,
Is HOLIDAY MONTH OF YEAR
Many Important Events Are Observed
By People in All Walks OF Life
Feb. 9 Marks Beginning Of
Lenten Season.
TELEPHONE SOUTH l@


Did you ever stop TO think that
though February is the shortest month
! OF the year. IL is prominently the
month OF holidays Wednesday was
Candlemas Day one OF Importance to
Catholics. Candles in the churches
were blessed and special services were
held. There follow In this the short
est month OF all. three and perhaps
four other days when labor Is TO some
extent suspended.
The first is Feb u, the 10lst ami
yersary Of the birth Of Abraham Lin
coin, which falls on Saturday Bust
ness viii not generally be suspended
but the banks and brokerage offices
win be closed.
Next comes It. Valentines Day
Feb. "a. and that is date which the
mail carriers look forward to with
anything but pleasure. Hundreds of
valentines viii be sent through the
mail, though this custom is not so
extensively observed in Houghton as
ia some parts Of the country.
There are indications that the little
blind gods traditional day this year
viii De marked by an almost total alb
sence OF the one-time favorite comic
valentine with caricature and verses
OF poor wit brIstlIng with criticism
that hurts
The comic" is with ms yet TO some
degree, and bids fair to remain IN de-
maHd for some time. but il Is OF a bet
ter and different character. and its
sting has been largely amputated Now
designs in comics do not carry the
rancor that lay hidden in the old
fashioned ones.
In former years the aim Of the de-
sisncrs of penny missives seemed TO
be 10 hit the hardest blow at per-
sonal characteristics. whether natural
or acquired. From being a token Of
love. The comic valentines became to-
kens nf ridicule. and many a little girl
who was troubled with the knowledge
that her hair was auburn. went home
hcartbrokcn from school or the post
office with two or three caricatures
under which were verses warning her
Of the possibility of setting the house
anre
but the old order Is changed. old
maids. bachelors, the ciearct fend the
naunish woman (now the suffragette)
the butcher. the college rah-rah. the
dude Of both sexes. and all such have
not boon forgotten by the designer.
bat there is little 10 the new comic"
that would in any case be cause for
1nense.
Feb. % viii be the 17Sth anniver-
iary of the birth OF George Wash
.ngton, ana viii be n national legal
holiday Many places or business
'ostohices schools, etc. viii be closed
Dn that day.
Wednesday, Feb ?. win be impor-
ant in al least two respects. II marks |
me end Of the year one of the reign
'I PUN VI, the new emperor Of China
md will be observed as the Chinese
Ne" Year The years in China are
marked by the number Of years Of the
.'ien OF the emperor. Local China
neh who are not i'm jail plan on a big
Celebration on this day.
Feb. is also Ash Wednesday and
marks the beginning of Lent. the per-
"d Of abstinence and seIf-deniaI
Special services will be held I'm an the
.athoilc and Episcopal churches on
hat day
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
SIX CHOSEN FOR MERIT.
Preliminary Defamation Contest at
High School Arouses Interest.

Preliminary Defamation Contest at
High School Arouses Interest.
The preliminary defamation contest
held IN tho Houghton high school yes
terdny afternoon was am interesting
affair and better attended than these
contests formerly have been. OF the
ten contestants entered u yesterdays
meet six were chosen 90 represent their
classes I'm another contest 90 Doe hold
at "a later date and from the successful
ones i'm this second trial the partci-
pants I'm the final contest 10 Doc held
viii be selected the one who shall rep
resent the school at the inter-scholastic
meet I'm the Amphidr0ue next month.
OF those selected Yesterday, two are
sophomorcs ands -four are of the fresh
man class. this contest being limited
10 the two lower classes of the school.
The successful contestants of yesterday
and the subjects upon which they
spoke are as follows:
Arthur Wimmor-The Subjugation of
the Filipino.
Elmer TherIaulte-Thc Death Of Ro-
drigueZ.
Buelah PimsteIn - knowledge and
Morals.
Leslie Nelson-Thc American Navy
Ruby Armstrong - The National
Flag
Marie Michcls-The Hcroism Of the
Unknown
Superintendent John A. Docllc Miss
Anna NJ. Nye and Homer a. Guck act
cd as Judges
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
TWO BASKETBALL GAMES.

The girls and the boys basketba' u
teams or the lIoughton and Hancock
high schools will play n double
header at the Amphidrome this after
noon. IL was not expected that these
teams would meet again so soon. they
having played last Saturday, but a
change in the schedule was found
necessary because the LAnse team
could not play It's games with these
schools this week as originally plan
ned.
In their contest last week the Han
cock lasses beat their rivals and the
Houghton boys won their game. al
though the scores i'm both contests
were very close.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
Two Building Sites Considered.
PUBLIC LIBRARY ACCEPTED.
Portage Township School Board in
Formal Acceptance of Buildina.


Formal Acceptance of Building.
The school board Of the township Of
Portage has formally accepted the new
library building from Contractor ]. ].
Michels, thereby relieving him from
any further responsibility for tho
structure, which is now, practically
completed. At the same meeting the
board appointed capt. w A. Dunn as
truant officer forithe township TO serve
the remainder of the fiscal year.
While the library building is not
ready for opening,, the work to havc
been done BY Mr.. Michels is all finish
ed. Some Of the gas and~electric FIX
lures are not as yet placed but this
work is being done by another con-
tractor and II is hoped he will have
this completed i'm time for the open
ing of the building, which is scheduled
to occur February 1s, with a formal
program. This program will be an
nounced in about two weeks. In re-
Spouse TO the appeal for old magazines
sent out by Miss WHARF, the librarian,
several persons have expressed their
Intentions of sending in their old pc
riodicals.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
SENIOR DANCE PLEASING

Tho senior class Of the Houpbtop
''sI soh''l were hosts and hostesses
a' very pleasant dance at the Citi-
@'ns Bank han last night There were
'"'i'ly dances on the program, but
the onthusiastic encorcs Of the dane
'is icngthcncd the list considerable.
When the evenings dances wcro
about half danced the ladies' Of the
class assisted by some OF their moth
'is served the dancers with da 'nty
Iuhsh ''n. Nearly one hundred couples
pairon'zod the affair ana the fnan-
ciaI success OF the entertainment was
not second 10 the social success.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
MERCHANTS WILL NOT LOSE
THROUGH ALLEGED THEFIS
Collection Agency Closes Office.
Story Of Alleged Embezzle-
ment Leaks Out.
YOUNG WOMAN IS IMPLICATED

Merchants Of Houghton Hancock
and other towns in this vicinity were
thrown into n state of excitement late
yesterday afternoon when IL became
known that the Bonded Rapid COL
lecting agency. which has had offices
In Houghton for couple OF years had
closed mp and left these parts. The
news became public when Houghton
business man received "A bin from a
firm which he had paid o. the collec-
tion agency. This man called up the
firm ou the telephone and they said De
had better talk with Justice olivier as
the judge knew something about The
affairs of the local branch Of the COM
pany.
when hc was asked about the com
pauy and IFS affairs Justice Olivier said
that he understood that the young wo-
man who had worked in the offices Of
the concern had disappeared and with
her disappearance n was discovered.
it is said that her accounts with the
firm were FOO "a bad condition first cx-
animation indicating that she had tak-
en- about $500 of the firms money II
is said that a.Warrant viii Doe taken
ont for the arrest Of the young woman
as soon as the officers OF tho agency
arrive in the city from the main office
which is i'm Milwaukee
IL is stated that the local merchants
whose bills have been collected by the
agency and tho money never turned
over TO them are protected 10y the bus
mess men of the agency. IL being a
bonded concern.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
SMALL PLAT FILED.

Andrew klcimala has filed with the
register OF deeds one of the smallest
pIats ever filed in this county II is n
plat of lots H. 49, 10 and 20 OF An
thongs subdivision Of the city of Han
cock and IT IS the intention to divide
these into eight lots.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
FIVE TAKE CENSUS TEST.

Miss Martin Of the Houghton post
Office held the test for census enumer-
ators this morning at the Central
school building here. Five applicants
presented themselves with their ere
dentials and took the examination.
Their papers win 60 to Supervisor
Bennett Of this district az DeTour. who
will notify those who took the exam
ination whether they passed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05

Horace j. Stevens has returned 10
his home in, Houghton after an cx-
tended trip to Boston and other east
ern points
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Hodgspn ami
their son. John, will leave tomorrow
for a tip to Cuba, where they will
visit friends and relatives of Mrs.
HOdgsop. IN
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
JUST A FEW DOSES END BACKACHE AND
REGULATE YOUR OUTOFORDER KIDNEYS

Y-.- Is-sls MI Bee Fine and the
H.s. Severe sa1-s- Misery Simply
fF- s-es-fa51's It-rst.c BE- Per
ea1y -tsF~ .sss T-s-sH b.usIs e.
e ID I.1.sI ard Dr.ra-J Dis-
f.fffE
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05

STATE OF MICHIGAN. IS.
County OF Houghton
]. James T. Fisher. cashier of the
above named bank. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief and
correctly represents the true state ~
the several matters therein contained.
as shown by the books OF tho bank
James T. Fisher.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 4th day of February. 1910
tSeaD Edward y. Bast.
Notary Public.
My commission expires July I. 1911.
Correct-Attest:
JOHNSON VIVIAN.
wM. w. THIELMAN.
JAMES a. ToRREANo.
Directors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
CURRENT GOSSIP OF THE COPPERS
THE METAL MARKET

THE METAL MARKET
No large sales of copper have reported during
the past week or two, although deliveries are going
forward in normal quantities. AS has been the case
for months past the foreign demand alone serves 20
give the metal market the stability il now possesses
Home consumption has shown change. although each
month Improvement is promised but which seems
just as regularly fail to materialze.
The monthly report off the Copper Producers aso-
citation will be made public next Thursday and as near
as can now be ascertained will show substantial de-
crease in the surplus stock of the red metal IL Is
claimed that this decrease will reach high 10000
600 pounds well informed quarters 1t Is said that
the depletion of the surplus will be greater than has
been reported in any single mcnth.
II such proves it will be due primarily to
the policy of curtaiment in effect in the Butte
and some of the other camps in this country The
Superior district shows reduction in the rate
of production.
Copper is selling at 1914 cents for electroytc brand
is quoted one-quarter of cent higher 1t was
reported this week that the Calumet and Heca
pany copper fourteen cents per pound and
had disposed of all it to that price II such
is 1t indicates that the metal market is in really
better shape than is generally believed. We look for
material Improvement in the metal market for the
next few months.
THE STOCK MARKET
Liquidation and then liquidation characterized
the trading during the past week. The selling was
persistent No apparent effort made to support
the market at any time. After each period of heavy
selling there slight reaction but proved only
of short duration, and again followed by quida-
tion. The only buying came from commission houses
where traders seeing the market slip off bought stocks
simply because they off several points, and with
the sole idea selling them again on any rally AMI
this failed to materalize
We do not like be classed among the calamity
howers, do believe that the IF
any such condition We do believe that the market
should be let severely alone. Until there is
authoritative news made known TO for the
cent slump, when get something positive from
Washington, and when the Supreme court gives its de-
clson the Tobacco and STANDARD Oil cases. then and
only then expect the market pursue the
tenor OF its way. In the meantime nothing
number issues extremely attractive their
recent break, but incline to the opinion that it
is far better to take chances paying little higher
price for stocks and realize feeling of greater
ity with the above mitigating conditions out of the
way. i..t
Coppers will probably continue uneasy until the
merger plans will have been definitely announced The
dividend payers to be preferred for the present.
For these who believe the present is the time buy
copper stocks would advise taking on Anaconda
Osceoa, Hancock Mohawk and Tamarack Among
other issues which present attractive fronts are su-
perior and Boston, Superior and Globe, Chief Inspira
ton and New Keystone
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
BANK STATEN ENTS.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
the State Sayings Bank, at Laurium.
Michigan, at the close OF business
January 31st, 1910. as called for by the
Commissioner of the Banking Depart
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05

Deputy Thos. Gibson took n prison.
er 10 Newberry this morning.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05
ARIZONA AND MICHIGAN

Plans are being prepared by the Arizona and Mich
igan for the sinking of shaft The Telfar
shaft win not be abandoned, although the force at
continued with the hope of reaching the Dewitt and
other veins and favorable developments may be met
with at any time. The company has funds sufficient
to continue operations for the of the year
without further calls shareholders and has no fur
Their property payments to make until February 1911
CACTUS
our Globe correspondent sends us the following in
formation developments the Cactus: &c. w.
spending week at the property says prospects are
excellent for developing valuable mine, but at the
present stage of work intelligent estimate the ore
body is impossible. The sulphide ore lies at such
above the main body of and to the west are in
the lower portion of the body proper Churn drill
prospecting will be initiated develop the prob
able second body north the main ore body
Il l"tation for the shaft AS G. W. Pritche.t and
l. w. Hariiton have become associated as consulting
engineers i'm Denver, W. ii. Hamilton will be in charge
of future operations the Cactus
The sale OF the stock by the Cactus was attend
ed with The underwriters found practically
all of the stock taken by shareholders at $3.50 per
share This financing will give the company funds
sufficient to carry operations more vigorously than
ever before
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-05

Srws Want Ads. BRING results.