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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES;
BAPTISM AT M. E. CHURCH

At the First NJ. Il. church on Sun
day the morning service will consist
of the baptism of children. and the
promotion of members of the Junior
league. An exhibit of the work done
i'm the Junior league for the past year
will be given. and short address by
the pastor on the Importance of league
work.
In the evening the following pro-
gram will be given:
Anthem, "Jehovah's Praise"
Prayer.
Scripture Reading.
Solo, Fear Not, oh Israel" Mrs.
McAllister.
Recitation, "Iappy June" Alvin
Kelley.
Recitation. "Our Happy Time"
Marion Campbell.
Primary song, VERY Little Tots"
Recitation, "a Message for AL"
| class of three girls.
Recitation, my Garden" Percy
| Truscott.
| Selection, Male Quartette.
Recltatlon, which Are You, "A Frog
or Bird" Glass of three.
Recitation, "a Tiny Little Rosebud.
Class OF Primary children.
| Recitation, The Mission of the
Flowers" a Class of girls.
Song, "Christ's Garden" Primary
class.
Recitation, selected, Myrtle Volmer
Song Go Forth in the Field" La
dies trio.
Kecitation, "What the Daisy Told,
Aiice Hoffenbacher.
Song, Beautiful City" Mixed quar-.
tette.
| Recitation, "The Savior and In,
Children" Lorly Goodrean.
Song, Pigeon House." Primar,
class.
Recitation, "The Sailors" Class @
boys and girls.
Anthem. savior Pilot Me-" Choir.
| Offering.
Doxology.
Bcnediction.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
JUDGE HARE SELECTED
FOR 4TH OF JULY ORATOR

Hon. Norman w. Halre has been Sc
lected by the Hancock Fourth of July
committee as the orator To deliver the
address at the celebration To be held
here. The selection is warmly endors-
ed as Judge Haire is one of the ablest
OF local speakers and his address is ex-
pected To prove a most patriotic and
Interesting one.
Other officials and participants i'm
the Fourth Of July exercises were Sc
lected by the committee during the past
couple of days. Norman ID. Starrett is
To be the reader OF the Declaration Of
independence and Mayor w. Frank
James will be the president of the day.
Chairman II. u. Brock and Napoleon
Ongic of the fireworks committee met
yesterday afternoon and selected an
extensive list of fireworks for the py-
rotechnic display To be let off on the
evening of the Fourth. Balloons, some
OF them I'm the form of animals, bombs
rockets, and other spectacular or noise
making pieces of fireworks were select
cd and the display will be the best that
has been offered here on similar occa-
sions I'm several years.
Chairman Charles +. Rogers yester-
day announced the following cal.
ithumpian committee: II. u. Brock
Dan Crowley. DIR. w. w. Kimmel, An.
drew Bran. and Paul Ruppe. Prizes
will be offered for the best and mos
original displays and an effort will b'
made to get up something really
worth while.
The Fourth of July committee is alst
in correspondence with Dorothy Der
Cna, popular and well known aero
naut, whom II is expected will be en-
gagged to give several ascensions dur
ing the day.
W. ii. Mason will be the gran,
marshal of the parade, and he Is nov
engaged In selecting his aides, VIII,
will be mounted on horseback and vii
comprise nearly all the best know
horsemen of the city. BY the begin
ming of next week the parade com
mittce hopes to be in a position {
make fuller announcements. II
likely now that the Naval Reserve
will take part in the parade, wor
having been received that the altera
tions to the Yantic will not be com
pleted in time for the reserves I
bring her back here on the Fourth, a
was originally planned.
The soliciting committee will stat
out again on Monday securing add
tional contributions to the celebratio
fund.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
LOCAL BUILDING MATTERS.

The new front of the Levy building
has been Installed by Contractor An
derson and the interior fixtures are be-
ing put i'm place. The Pearce building
now presents a decidedly improved APP
pearance to what 1t did short time
ago. the ground floor having been en-
tirely remodelcd, for use by A. l.. Levy
as n wholesale and retail liquor store
Ed. L, Maris, the plumber, mas inc
contract for the plumbing OF the ne"
Matte flats being erected on Wes'
Quincy street near the cemetery foi
Edward Matte. The building Is three
stories In height and is divided into
six flats OF six rooms each, provided
with all modern conveniences and con
veniently arranged. They will be ready
i'm about two months.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
RIPLEY SCHOOL CLOSES
Exercises Held Yesterday and School
Dismissed For Summer


The Ripley school closed yesterday
for the summer vacation, which will
continue until August 30.
There was no closing program Of
exercises, but i'm its place the students
and teachers enjoyed trip to the
White City ut Portage Entry on the
steamer International last Wednesday.
Lunch was carried along i'm baskets
and games, and amusements of var
ious kinds were arranged, making the
occasion very delightful and pleas
ant one.
There were two to receive tenth
grade diplomas this year. They were
Lillian McNiel and Fred Dionne,
Those receiving eighth grade diplomas
were Rudolph Fein, Will Bender. Du-
ane Harvey August Koppelman, John
Bell and Grace NARROW. Those who
passed the ninth grade examinations
successfully were Emily Schnauffer
Violet Harvey Katherine OLeary and
Ethel Stoddard.
Principal Leo +. Duggan left yes
terday afternoon for his home at Port
Huron To spend the summer. He viii
return next fall. Others who will con-
stitute the staff of teachers of the
Ripley school next year are Misses
Florence Stockly. NJ. Wallace, |. Lind
ouist, Eva Brown and Evangelin'
Haas. besides Prof. l.. A. Collum
teacher OF music and drawing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
HANCOCK
ST. PATRICK'S GRADUATION
EXERCISES MONDAY NIGHT
Closing Program to be Given on
Monday Evening Next at
Kerredge Theater
ONE HUNDRED TO TAKE PART

The pupils of ST. Patricks school
have prepared an elaborate program
of closing EXERCISES to be given on
Monday evening next at the Kerredge
theatre, for which the hundred or more
youngsters who will participate, have
been drilled by the sisters I'm charge
of the school. The program is an UNI
usually lengthy one and is divided into
three parts, n junior hour, senior
hour and "a lyrical drama entitled to
Court OF Juno" The full program is
as follows:
Junior Hour
Overture, Lutspiel, Keller Bella. Pr
ano 1. Misses Irene O'Neill and A.
Beiring: Piana No. 2. Misses A. How
ard, N. McNell violins, NJ. Carroll,
NJ. O'Neill, Anna Tiefy, b. White V.
Crowley, NJ. Martell. G. Rentenbach,
G. MCGEE and ], O'Neill.
Greeting Glee-by Chorus.
Chinese Dance Minims; accompan-
list. Nellie Mcneil.
Flower Song and Drill-Little Girls;
accompanist, May Carroll.
Boys i'm Blue-Intermediate class;
accompanist, O'Neill.
"Trot de Cavaleria, "-Rubensteln;
piano 1. M. Carroll, Nj. Goggin and l.
o'Nell; piano 2, G. Benbach. H. Bar
rett and S. Doyle; high school orches-
ira.
riI Inf "a a.
fate class; accompanist, G. Rentan-
IL II.
sunnower March-Little Boys; l
ONeill, accompanist.
The Bridge-Longfcllow, panto-
mime by eighth grade girls; accom-
PIANIST A. Howard.
Senior Hour
'The Bell in the Forest" romantic
operetta. Cast of characters; Prince
percival. regent of the providence
Martin Carrigan: Count Ruprecht
James Madigan; Count Leopold, Ed
win Stehlin; Alex Forster, game keep
ers son. Irwin O'Neill; Kari hrag
noacher Francis Murphy; Buster po
lice. Neil Stehlin; Old Screen, toWi
.rier. +. Neville; Franz Staub, wan
derer, Russell Conway; village TRACES
men, hunstmen and attendants. pam
I. NJ. Merton. NJ. Ryan, l.. opie; PAM
. n Mcneil. $. Marsham, u. Lee.
The Court OF Juno
This is a lyrical drama contrastih
the present day with the ages o
mythology. The dramatis persohae
as follows: Iris. messenger OF jun
MAY Goggin; Thalia, Muse OF Col'ieuS
sadie Neville: clio, Muse OF history
helen DIVER, Mclpomenc, muse o
tragedy. Lucy Sterll; Caliiope' mus
Of epic poetry, May Maxwell; Frau
muse of love songs, Rose CuihminsS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18

an illness of several days from the
prippe which he contracted while on
trip to Duluth last week
Programs of closing exercises con-
sisting of songs, poems, dialogues, rec
itations and drills were given in all the
rooms of the L. L. Wright school yes
terday.
A delightful dancing party was given
last evening i'm Germania han by the
st Josephs Young Mems Catholic clup.
Music was furnished by Klinghammers
orchestra.
Misses Ford and Johnson, of the
Quincy school, left last evening Tor
their homes mt Petoskey and Big Rap
ids. respectively, to spend the Vaca-
tions. They will not return to the
quincy next year.
The steamer Plowboy carried large
number of persons from TINS city Oh
it's special excursion to LAnse' Bar
aga and Pequaming, many taxing
along lunch and fishing tackle, prepar-
ed to put in pleasant day on Lake
Superior.
| captain II. S. Goodell and Chief En-
| gineer w. NJ. Gibson of the Yantic lett
Yesterday for sturgeon Bay to inspec'
| the boat preparatory to having
hroupht hack to Hancock after under
| going extensive repairs during the WIN
ter
A class i'm German will be coniirme'
at the Hancock German Lutheran
church tomorrow morning, and in TN
evening there will be communion
service. Another class will be con
firmed also on the following sunday
with services in English.
The wholesale grocery houses OF Il
NJ. Iieblien and Il. r. Godfrey & Sons
of this city will close during the sum
mer at noon on Saturday, in accord
ance with an agreement entered lht'
recently between the various whole
sale firms of Hancock and Houghton
William ]. Landman of Grand Rap
lids. secretary of the state Bar Asso
citation, was in the city yesterday, an
called on a number of the local mem
: bers of the legal fraternity, to try an
enlist their interests in the next meet
ing of the state association, which !
TO be held at Marquette.
Frank Ducray arrived in town las
: night for his match at the kerredg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
BACCALAUREATE SERMON.

The baccalaureate sermon to the
graduating class of 1910 of the Han
cock high school will be preached to-
morrow evening at the Hancock Con-
gregatlonal church by Rev. j. S. Gould.
The members of the class will attend
i'm body. The coming week will be
marked by the closing events of the
class of 1910 the program for the week
including the class day exercises next
Wednesday, the alumni reunion and
outing at the White City on Tuesday
June q, and the commencement ex-
ercises at the Kerredge theater on
Thursday evening, June 23.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
On June 21st the Laurium
Commercial School will be-
gin their specialsummer term

Arrangements have been mauc W
accommodate students who wish TO en-
roll for halliday as well as the wio'o
day or evening sessions ,,
The work will be largely ihuiViuua.
and each student will be given oi'i'
such work as their particular neeus ro
quire. r,u,,sh
Thorough review in common Ehei'9r :
branches will be a special lea'u'o
the work. Another course whlch mas
nroven a great success is our Steio-
pranher,s business Practice course
The enrolment for this course VIII po
large as we are one OF the very ~"
schools or colleges In the state si'i"e
such a course.
our graduates OF this departihoi''
are filling the positions ana uoins 'ns
work of experienced stenograpn.'
and receiving recommendations OF
very flattering nature from the Jus
ness men for whom they work.
If YOU have taken n course In shor'
hand and have been unable TO secui'
a satisfactory position, you shouiu 81
In touch with us at once.
our Office Practice Work In conhec
ton with our Regular Commences
Course Is very thorough. nteres'ih
ana practical. The student Is traine
in the use of the newest ana mos
PRACTICAL office appliances as wen
the most up-to-datc methods ana sys
TENS OF accountancy.
This summer term offers an eNoe'
lent opportunity for special WORK !
any line of Commercial Training
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Continued on Page A.

this evening with Chris Person. In a
straight catch-as- catch-can bout. best
two out of three falls. There will be "A
good Cornish style preliminary DC
tween Chapman and Clark of TIL
mountain.
Hancock people going on the Theo-
dore Roosevelt moonlight excursion
given under the auspices of the Chiea-
go Commercial club. which arrived IN
port this morning. will take the boat at
7:15 at the Close q Hodgson dock, foot
of Tezcuco street The dock has been
repaired by the Mineral Range com
pany and is now i'm good shape.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
x. p,s ATTEND CHURCH.

The members of the Hancock lodge
of knights of Pythias, No. 1O9' VIII
meet at their castle hall in the kauth
block at. $3.50 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing to attend services at the Hough-
ton Presbyterian church. where Rev.
Eran,x p. Knowles. the pastor, VIII
preach a special sermon to the Han
cock and Houghton lodges OF the or
H.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18

Urania, muse of astronomy, GenevieVe
Carroll Euterpe, muse of music,
May Carroll; Terpsichore, music OF
dancing. Margaret O'Neill: Juno,
Queen of Olympus, Bcrenice White;
Fame. messenger from Earth, Mary
Crowley; Vesta, goddess of fire, Anne
O'Brien; Diana, goddess of the woods
Annie Leary; Ceres. goddess of grain
Mary Wills; Proserpine, Queen OF
Tartarus; Belle Perrault; Venus god
dess of beauty, Alice Belling; Psyche
typical of the soul, Alice Vincent;
Thalia. Sadie Neville; Aglaia, ANITA
Fallon; Euphrosyne. Mildred Andrews;
Pomons. Frances Belling' Flora, god
dess of flowers. Rose Whelan; Paies
goddess of agriculture, Mclvina Mar
tell; Nox. goddess of night, Ella Nu'
gent: Hebe, cup-bearer To juno MARY
Sullivan; Aurora, goddess of th'
morning. Annie Opie; Minerva, god
dess of wisdom, Dorothy King; sci
ence and Religion, attendants of WIS
dom. Sarah Doyle and Helen Barrett
Butterflies and hours.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
HANCOCK BREvITIEs.

Alex stevenson has left for Jackson
Mich. on business trip.
Mrs. w. w. Kimmell of this city Is
visiting with relatives at L'Anse.
Kerr T. Gavis of the local letter car
rier force is taking his annual -vaca-
ton.
Rev. and Mrs. James Pascoe Oh ma"
cock returned yesterday from
months visit with relatives In WASH
ington, ID, c. ~
william C. Kauth is out again aftel
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
READY FOR BUSINESS
Brokerage Offices Of Wright & Bobb
Will Open on Monday

Announcement is made by c. A.
Wright, Jr., and Victor c. Bobb' that
on Monday next. June 30. they VIII
omen their new brokerage office al
ala Reservation street In Hancock
rbev will deal in stocks and bonds
under the firm name of Wright
Robb. and will have direct private
wire connections between their oiflc'
and the New York and Boston ex-
changes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
BRINGING BODY HOME

The remains of the late william
Harris. whose death occurred on tues
day at Bisbee, Arizona. are peins
brought TO this city for intermeht'
having been shipped from Bisbee on
wednesday. The body Is accompanied
NV his eldest son. John, who was with
him Mt the time of his death. Further
arrangements for the funeral VIII DC
announced on the arrival of the BODY
in Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
ATHLETIC MEET POSTPONED.

The athletic meet that was planned
70 be held tomorrow by the Reipas
Athletic society of the North Star
,emperance society at the driving
mark. has been postponed indefinitely
on account OF the excursion to the En-
try to be given tomorrow by the Pyr-
l,,a hive and Kilpi tent of the Finnish
Maccabees,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
CIRCUS IN TOWN.
Cole & Rogers Shows Pitch Tents on
Condor Lot in West Hancock.

The cole & Rogers railroad shows
arrived in town this morning ana
pitched their tents on the Condor lot
near the Park brewery in west Han
cock, where the process of erecting
the tents was watched by a large
number of people. A parade was CIV
en- about noon, and possessed many
excellent features. There was matt =
nee performance this afternoon and
another performance will be given
this evening. While not big show
the acts are all of a high order of ex-
cellence the trained animals being eX-
ceptionally good. The shows remain
here over Sunday and will give after
noon and evening performances on
Monday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
PIMPLES

81 tried all kinds of blood remedies
which failed to do me any good, out
have found the right thing at last. MY
face was full OF pi.np,es and black heads.
After taking Cascarets they all lett. am
continuing the use OF them and recon-
mending them to my friends. l feel hne
when rise in the morning. Hope TO
have a chance to recommend Cascarets.
Fred c. witten, 76 Elm ST., Newark, N. ].
Pleasant. Paiatsbie. Potent. Taste Good.
DO Good Never Sicken, Weaken OF Gripe.
lOc. 2sc SOC. Never sold In bulk. The genu-
Inc tablet stamped { c {. Guaranteed 70
cure or your money back. w
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
WILL WE'D ON JUNE 20.
Marriage Of M. J. Walsh to Miss LOUIS
CiIehriesc at Yale, Mich.

Marriage Of M. j. Walsh to MISS LOUIS
GiIchriese at Yale, Mich.
Tho marriage OF Prof. Matthew j.
walsh, superintendent of the Besse-
mer public schools, to Miss Louise
Gilchriese. is announced to take place
on Tuesday. June 2S, Mt the nome Oh
the bride, in Yale. Mich. Miss Gill
cbriese is n daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
s NJ Gilchriese. and resided In TINS
city several years ago while her father
was pastor of the Hancock NJ II,
church. Prof. Walsh was for severa'
wears the principal of the Hancock
high school. leaving about three years
ago to accept the SUPPLEMENTARY oil
the public schools of Bessemer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18

New York, June II.
The decidedly blue atmosphere week has been
followed the past few days by better feeling on
indications that the market dgesting without suf
ferng thereby the volume unfavorable factors
Gently developed. The operations appears to
have produced a kind coma. Nevertheless 1t may be
said that patience better and the
quleude the days has this extent been a compen
satlng condition. News little. but better
May foreign trade attracted quite attention
while increasing in money has offered arguments
available both bull and bear.
The next adjournment of Congress with the end of its
patchwork legislative efforts. should be the
cheerlest feature in a gloomy situation /.
Technically the market acts If better prices viii
follow this duness the have used all toe am
munition Immediately available awaiting their
position Barring accidents in their favor, the
market tho time being has discounted fully all
be said against it, but rad'car Improvement
is unlikely until evidence investment demand
comes s'ong-N. j. Miller of Miller & Co.
Boston, Mass, June H. 1910
The metal situation reported from Londol this
week indicated the lowest range of prices since i.G7.
but in spite very pungent the metal people
report a better statistical position. At the morici do
nestle copper consumption hesitated manufacture
crs not being willing to take anything but metal for
immediate demands The movement abroad, however.
stCe, business.
agencies state that they do not expect to see
of prices for the metal which the man
ufacturers look for, thus indicating something of
deadlock in the metal situation.
The copper share market ruled DUR throughout the
week with business at a standstil immediate inn
provement in tho prospect
]. II. Cody. of Miller & Co.
THE STOCK MARKET
Dull, cthargic, tagging, state of coma, quiet, apa-
thetic dead. lifeess and similar adjecves might be
well in characterization of the condition of the
trading during the week closing today. The prepon-
derance opinion seemed to favor the positive side
although commitments were very light.
on the whole stocks slightly higher than n week
ago The various bits of of Importance which
came rather bearsh. but had not material
effect on market. This taken to indicate the
oversoid condition of stocks.
Copper shares do not show sufficient change from
prices a week ago to make any considerable comment
necessary. Offerings very light while 1T appears as
thought there something of short interest yet to
give consideration Precious metal stocks are coming In
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18

G.. y IJlrich is expected home TINS
evening from a business trip 10 NC
gaunee.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18

School

special Summer Term for
the benefit of those wish
ing to take a Short Course
in Special Work. Term
begins ~ NE 21st,
and lasts SIX WEEKS
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-18
LAURIUM
COMMERCIAL
SCHOOL
RUM,

For full information call phone Dbl
or address A. J. Holden, Prin,