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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
HANCOCK sRevfTIEs.

Mrs. Oscar Mondoux leaves tomor-
row for Indianapolis. where she Will
spend the remainder OF the winter
with her father, Mr.. 0. p. Miller.
Tuesday, February Is, is the date
which the Naval Reserves have select
ed for their annual skating party at
the Amphidrome.
w. Frank James went to Ontonagon
yesterday on business trip.
At the meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society OF the Pewabic M. T.. church
last evening at the home OF Mrs. Vim
cent Uren in Houghton a course din
ner was served by four men who are
honorary members Of the society, John
Polglase. Henry Jenkins, John Ash
ton and Rev. M. III. Eldred.
The local branch of the Italian Citi-
zens league now meets in the
Kauth hall instead Of the Rouleau
hall, and at the last meeting several
new members were admitted. Anoth-
er big meeting will be held on Sun
day next, when 1t is expected that
about ten members will be initiated.
and preparations discussed for the up
per peninsula convention to be held
in this city next August.
j. Frank Coon of the local letter
carrier force was laid up by illness
yesterday and his place filled by his
brother, Tom Coon.
Mrs. Charles Rheault. of the Mich
igan smelts. who was taken to the
hospital this week seriously i'll, was
reported today to be much improved.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
TO CALUMET TONIGHT.
Hancock EIks and Hibernian Indoor
Baseball Teams Will Make Trip.


A large delegation of members OF
the Hancock lodge of Elks will go to
Calumet this evening to visit the
Calumet lodge and to be present at the
big initial and official visit of District
Deputy Alex Stevenson. Some of the
visiting E.lks will go via the Mineral
Range railroad, returning on a special
train after the conclusion OF the So
cial session. For the benefit of those
living in West Hancock and on the
hill. arrangements have been made for
special street car service.
The baseball team of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will also visit
Calumet this evening, accompanied
by large number of rooters. The
local league leaders will play n return
game with the Calumet Y. M. c. A..
team, i'm the second of the series with
the Calumet team. A communication
has been received by the A. o. III.
manager from the management OF the
Manistique indoor baseball team, ask
ing for games sometime during the
season. 1t is probable that the chal-
lenge will be accepted and that when
the Hibernians go to Negaunee on
February they may extend their trip
to take in Manistique as well.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
BIG TIME AT cHAsSELl.

Last evening was a gala night with
the members of the Chassell lodge Oh
the knights of Pythias and the dozen
or so of the members of the Hancock
lodge who went down there IA the
guests of the Chassell knights. "A large
sleigh conveyed the Hancock delega-
ton to the sawmill city. and upon ar
rival at Chassell the visitors were CIV
en- a cordial greeting by the locaI
members of the fraternity. The WORK
of installation was in charge of Webs
ter Dock of Hancock. acting as deputy
grand chancellor. who was assisted by
Messrs. Graunstadt. Gregory ingram
and other officers OF Hancock lodge.
DIR. p. w. Wilson. who was recenuy
elected grand chancellor OF Chasse''
lodge. last night rendered his resisna-
ton stating that he had been so oit@n
honorcd BY the lodge by election To OF
Ace that he desired that somebody
e,s, he given a chance. w. q. Missiitz
was elected 10 the vacant chance'lor-
shin and was duly indicted INTO once
last evening together with the o'"''
officers elected In December.
Following the ceremonies Of install
alton there was a big festive spread
ard social session. which all presen.
declare to have been n masterpiece ~
fratcrnai entertainment webster
Dock acted NJ toastmaster ana mum
Der OF members % the order we're cat
ed upon for addresses. recita'ions ana
music.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
FINE PROGRAM is ARRANGED.
Annual Ball of German Aid Society
Tomorrow EVENING.

Annual Ball Of German Aid Society
Tomorrow Evening.
For the annual ball of the Hancock
German Aid society to be given nj
Germania hall Friday evening the fol-
lowing program of selections win be
rendered by the Twin City orchestra; ;
Waltz. Sonora" Nathan.
Two step. Lemons and Lines" SAL
isbury.
Waltz, Daisies Won't Tell" Owen.
Two step. Prince Imperial" Dubla.
Waltz. Arcadia" Wanrich.
Barn dance. Dummies Gamble"
Two step, Naughty Eyes" Vein
rich.
Waltz, amid the Roses" Lisey.
Two step. Honey on Our Honey
MOON" Schwartz.
Waltz. "Remembrances of Paw
Paw" Carlson.
Intermission.
Two step. Circuit" Lincoln.
Waltz. Games of Childhood" Har-
ris.
Rhinclander. selected.
Waltz, Wedding of the Roses"
Carlson.
Two step. Pony Boy" O'Donnell
Waltz What's the Use of Moon
light" Leroy.
Two step, Rainbow" Wenrich.
Barn dance, Stacks or Fun"
Two step, "Moon Bird" Dunpey.
Waltz, GLOW of Autumn" Cenzer.
Four extras.
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TO HOLD LEAGUE MEETING.
VIII Decide Matter Of linder's Right
to Play With Hancock.

a meeting of the executive COM
n'''ee OF the Copper Country Hockey
"ague viii be held this week probably
on Thursday evening. at which time
I'VE matter OF which team shall have
we right to play Under will be de-
wrmlned. Under did not play with
n"hcoek in Monday nights game. and
we I've game to have been played off
wight Is postponed. on account NJ
m'''sts against Linder playing with
hancock. owing to his having been
previously assigned To Calumet. The
,'"no'ek playtrs consider their claim
!" lander as the best. and announce
80, ''' W the event OF Under being ia
~ s' rom them they win withdraw
RON tho league.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
ToMMYs INSPIRATION.

They were al dinner and the daintls
were on the table.
"Will you take tart or pudding?"
asked papa Of Tommy.
Tart" said Tommy promptly.
His father sighed as he recalled tho
en- the boy.
TART. what?" he queried kindly.
But Tommy's eyes were glued on
the pastry.
Tart. what?" asked the father again
sharply this time.
Tart, first" answered Tommy tri-
umphantly.-Ladies' Home Journal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19

patton i'm land frauds in connection
with the Blue Mountain reserve began
last week, represented the First dis
trict of Oregon in congress when he
was indicted, his service in the house
extending from 1903 TO 1907 lie was
a member of congress also from 1855
TO 1897 and from 1897 to 1903 was
commissioner Of the general land Of
fee. A lawyer he was admitted 20
the Oregon bar in 1866. and for many
years was prominent in state politics
IS a republican.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
TO HOLD CONFERENCE.
Second Quarterly Conference Of N. &
Church Thursday Evening.

The second quarterly conference Of
the Hancock Methodist Episcopal
church will be held tomorrow evening
instead OF tonight as scheduled. IL
will take place at the mission In west
Hancock. where n series OF services
are being conducted this week In
charge of Rev. w. Il. Marvin. who Is
being assisted by nelghboring clergy
men. This evening. Rev. NJ. II. FL
dred. pastor OF the Pewabic NJ. =.
church will preach. and at the quar-
teriy conference on Thursday evening
the District Superintendent win be
prcscnt and viii preach. The services
are being well attended and Mr.. Mar
win expresses satisfaction with results.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19

aerie, No $50, f %. f. viii be installed
at the next regular meeting of the
aerie Tuesday evening, February /, IN
the odd Fellows hail. A committee
has been appointed to arrange for a
luncheon and social session to be held
after the business session. Herman O.
Thiel, past president of the aerie win
act as installation officer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19

~, Ano'her successful rehearsal OF the
80. snow was held last night and
.'''n'ion was given TO the features NJ
- second part. the first part being
az, ~ wen In hand. A large number OF
.."''s have been sold and success
r., entertainment L. assured. The
en-. Hecla orchestra has been
s"s 'sed Tor the show next Monday
~, tuesday evenings the Quincy
- 49, VIII furnish music for Tuesday
noon., street parade.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
TORCH LAKE NEWS
LAKE LINDEN WEDDING.
Miss Mollie Hermann Becomes the
Bride of Frank A. Brinkman.

D'iuc " ~ 6FiUkTldUs
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
Lake Linden this morning when Miss
Mollie J. Hermann, daughter of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Hermann. became the
bride of Frank A. Brinkman. Both
young people are residents of Lake
Linden. The ceremony took place IN
the Holy Rosary church at $3.50 o'clock
Rev. Henry Refs, pastor of the church,
officiating.
Miss Herman was attired i'm a grey
pearl gown and wore white veil fas-
tened with a breach of diamonds. She
carried a white prayerbook. Miss Ida
Schwab who acted as bridesmaid, was
dressed i'm a pale blue suit and carried
bouquet OF white carnations. John
Hermann, brother of the bride acted
as best man. Following the ceremony
the members of the wedding party re-
paired to the home of the brides par
ents where wedding breakfast was
served only few OF the intimate
friends and relatives of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brinkman witnessed the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Brinkman are both
well known locally and have the best
wishes of a large circle of friends.
They will make their home in the Her
mann building on the corner Of First
and Hecla streets.
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WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.
The new officers of Lake Linden
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION.
CONRAD sAGEMILLER.

Teacher of violin, mandolin, piano,
cornet and all wind valve Instruments
Prices reasonable. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Orchestra music furnished for
all occasions. S41: Conglomerate ST.
Centennial Mine, Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19
ALARMING SYMPTOMS.

Dora. the mere thought Of you sets
my heart to throbbing tumultuously!'
"Oh. Godfrey. l have told you
hundred times that you smoke too
much"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19

has returned TO Calumet and will be
Glad to welcome his friends and pa
irons. Office hours 10 and to 8
p. m. in coppo block, Sixth street. op-
posits vsrtin Bros. Eyes tested and
oIsssss made TO re. Satisfaction quar-
sntssd. Phone go LII Cor private
eslIs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-19

Justice c. q. olivier went 10 onton-
ason yesterday on business connected
with a Chinese deportation case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
run Gnrs Ov DEMONSTRATIONS
Zach side Orrrs An opinion That the
Other side J. the sufferer

Both sides prof"ss"d yes' "r,lay To- -"o
advantage IN the falling ~ Ia th. regis
tration this year Chairman Iluppuch II
the Democratic state committee vas GER
tain that the drop ~l- dtI" 20 the indiTer.
enc. - Republicans aud that Democrats
never failed 10 register
Chairman Prentice 81 the Republican
state committee aud Prc-id .uf GrIsrp N
80 h. county commute" were Of tho
opinion that The -=lRHattIrs Jaw which
pro- IGes that "a voter hen casting HI
ballot shall have his -iguafur" compared
nth that ~ n" signature appearing ~
che registration book. Is largely r"spoH.
elbls for tn" lOSering 81 III" registration
the year and last yUar 10y excluding
Fraudulent entries
~ . thiA last point. Superintendent
~ T!"6fipfs ] cary sIyS b" mad III" names,
81 ~ 4SD mon In Mlrhatt "a ard III" ErunS
on his Chlll' tx" list for this year rrt-i4-
tratinn diyS and that Tos' " thp-a u',
the iist rsgI~' 'r..l last year. but m q uulv
! .227 took "a" challenge affidavit Du tho
four days ~ r"glStratiyn this year IT,
1879 he SAYS he had % O92 N m" iist
and only 321 4 them Registered and voted
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80, TSS s,,BfB'FS.
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"a shs p~funrratIr o. ass p. y th. COMMITTEES.
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wt.l wttAfiFau n-uorroS fs-ulsAt "a .
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With ham % .ay what nis attentions ~-rs.
bns MAnsfis.d said ~ so,ald aot ave q
sisnnass reply until to-fnurrHw Nian--
nsid r. In duty bounI - 'hrow u1 the
100. us,uAuss hs Sas dominated merely
a. hlisr Ia until the cummiti~- hsd
..isct.d nofninss. and that todv hns
now done So
Thomas cassidy 20 North adams
Was nAnls~l 80 'hs running mate for fu~.
ta.sidys uAfns WA already GA the
ballot GA nomination payers and h. may
havs "a run without ths regular desiana-
tlon bssauss ~ the ruling OF the Ballot
Commission thruNing OI' tho TEMPORARY
nomination % Chiffon LoFing
Mr. Hamlln s.nt this message 20 the
COMMITTEES about noon Ihs present
situation removes my name from further
consideration under any circumstances
This /. final and irr-yocahl-
Mr. Hamln IN said Ca hav" d.mandsd
Is condition Of his withdrawal the
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THE SSfsVEF 0pTIsIsrn
P,-assd Wtth 90. osssr,atis.s - the
-tst~ o.. Vss-s 80 nasHt

UTsrua naE 4 Z Oct - After las
iIY ~ stumping az ths Uudspn weston
.itv NJ Rnue-y=l' returned - Saganaof-
U.u tbs mornins 80 rs-ss fBr . eottpts "a
DAYS tIs r~--tv-ti - VISITORS tnd ~
.aIi fo- uishs IN ~ dsr-snt expect any
80 nurrus. aiih,ugh th-r- nav - pns ~
49, Wha wtu drop ~ - d,.u'lsa ms po-
IfistI sttlatinn 9TH him 10 really
newer snows n.fBr. ~ bad br~akfa-s
tbs morning 'h- Colonel wss -aG-r "
discussing The ouslook for Mr. Stlussn
tud III. r--, - the Republican TICKET
Ne Als eIpr~s~~d 'h- OPINION that th-y
siIl win oui. hu' hs believes that ID.
SCRAP ht. just bsg'tn
I'm tacG - rS~um. The campai IN
against thu noDtns-s. % fammanT HAL
and tho 1ammany crowd said be. his
wa a new Characterization Mr Rooss-
v"lt ielt prvt'y we'll sAfissied With thu
result 81 N. "Trip ~ TROY lie Thought
thai III I~opl. 81 this state we're wakinsg
~ ." The tSsI.- Of the campaign and h
did NJ, oha.rVs thu apathy ga this trip
n h~ i.i wh'u h- sI-oke on the southern
tour last SSsA. That was encouraging
Ia him
III" Colonel returned homr In exc.llea'
shap" physically Ills who's was clear
and revealed no signs II huskiness lie
spent part Of this Afternoon with score
tarv Harper la an attempt - catch M
On hl- correspondence After that h"
wont out for long walls over 'hs estate
The air vas cool aud hrs,ing
Mr. Bo.,s.v"it intends ~ a. ~ New
York. IN Thursday afternoon 70 do some
work m hi- oIiC- lie viii probably dine
AZ IA" Cara Boulevard "a the guest ~
Marcus Brown aud then will make three
sp-'sCh"s In IN. evening two Ia Manhattan
and ono IN brooklyn
Theodore Roosevelt viii address the
Republicans % the Twenty ninth AZ
semhly district az Terrace Garden. Fifty
eighth street and Third avenue. to-
morrow evening other speakers Who
will address the me~tIrg ara ATTORNEY
General O'Malle'- Secretary u State
koenig Linden Bates msrnbeT % the
Assembly. and Congressman Herbert
Parsons. al candidates tor reelec'ion
to their respective Offices. and sH senator
Nathaniel 4 Flshcrg 'ieorge u Akne~
will preside
Another Roosevelt function ~ the nesr
future Is the ir'hday dinner q the Hun
"a ran Republican Chib at the tNIfA
Rpulev ard. Second avenue and 1snth
street. Tuesday. November
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REPI BITCtNS FOR DTV.
CApron and CushmAn Of ALBANY ami CAr-
prEier oT IIDerty win BoIt

ALBANY. DOT ~ Cd Harry G Cush.
uIu head { the wholesale hous. -
CushuCu = Co # ihis CITY and a mem
Ter - tho STAG - Brig Gen Robert
SiGw olive Tor several years slIi v-s'er.
day. Although | am a Republican !
d ave deCId"d - vote for Mr. DIX because
H.. - a Saf" reliabl" aud uuselffsh pilot
- hea the business men and fh. people
generally Du' II IA" IrrIri It uncertainty
aud I'r'r'.st which "" have felt and
H"r"l long enough
Esv have always boon 4 Republican,
ut | want - make this point plan. II
@r rharl~s 7 Murphy IL reSppnstbl.,
for Governor ] am one u thus, far
minded R"pubhcaus. having me- selfish
polfiUal interest - -.rv. who ar" willing
~ give Mr. Murphy the credit FIR OK.
srcisLg as good judgement m this IN
stance ~ h. lid when he picked v illiafn
Gayuor 49, the Mavpraity candidate
Tor New York
John \ Caprpn, treas Irer 81 the Hons
Savings Rank and or" - the ms - highly
resf"ctpd business men ~ Albany -
another Republican ppIs~ed 20 knoa"velr
4 am quit. pn.itlv. h. sad p-dav
that - business man | could not vote
fer Mr. Stimspu 4 cot" for Mr. StIln~ m
~ = vut, for Mr.. Roosevelt ana vo'" for
EDus..N cit - vote Tor Roosevelt frr The
~, Sidsncy IN 1919 aud again Iu 1919
certainly am gong - vote Tor Mr. DiG q,
md III %" glad indeed "f ~" chanc, -
4. - We want business man for
t,p'-ruDr aud DIX ~ Jpst m" right KIND
. nan I'm satisfied about that
NlDSIi'ELLO. y Y. O"' ~ George
II i1rp-L'sr. e LiDerr- president ~
~" Sullivan County Blr ASSOC iati1n.
has announced that ~. wi. vote the entire
Democratic tIrket On November ".
hsS alwAys been a Republican and has
several tlin,s been favprably mentioned
TOR state Offices
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BROOkLIN DEMOcRaTS aTIkE.
BiS RaIIy on Monday NIGht and Lively
Times In Closing Week.

III" opening Democratic rally in Brppz .
Iva will ha held heIi Moudav evening ar
the Academy ~ Music. j Hhu II Met oev
aud the di~tTic' leaders .Gp-,f pIE
gathering Of their forces Mr. MrCop.y
WIS very anxious 10 secure the prss.nce
- John 4 DIX bu' learned that the can
dIdHf" for Governor rad not changed his
purpose TO refrain from stump speeche.
during ~" campaign The speakers will
include t,ugr.--msn Jsmea - Ravens
u RO'h.--tsT Martin v Iittle-on and
Hubert y Bi-seli u Buffalo
Mr. MG'Op-y has gagged Prospect
Hall for rallies ou October 20 and NOvern-
hnr and late ~ the last week Of the
campaign there will hs- - whirIWInd tour
u The Lprough by most 81 the State can
didates
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-19
tRED GIRL'> TESTIMONY.
Bookkerper plead. s!uiIty Rather Than
Ha,e Ter Tell Itrr story

!..pn Marcher. a bOokk"oper formerly
employed az th. Mors" Iron Works IN
Brooklyn. pleaded guilty yesterday Ia
~. larceny ~ g. IN and Na- ramandnd q
Raymond -tre"t jail Nv Judge Dile ~
;he County Court pending sentence on
Monday. Narch"r intended 20 fight TIA.
case until h" found that Lena jacobson,
tho girl with whom he elopcd and who
was inst r1Im"ntal IN his capture At Holm
strad. SorVay. intended to testify against
him One witness a detective. had testi-
had whom MArcher interrupted the pro-
r"cduES to say That he would rather
plead guilty than have the girl called.
Marchsr IL ~ years old lie took s.. 900
o. the Morse company money. part ~
tho weekly pay roll. one saturday after
noon last June and vent - Europe leav-
ing a wife and child b"hind