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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25
Graduation Certificates and
Diplomas received here

We have made special efforts 70 re-
ceive In time, a beautiful selection of
the latest patterns Of picture mould
ing. Specially to frame your diplomas.
certificates etc. Bring them while they
are new and clean. Select what mould
ing you like. We will frame them for
you right at very little cost It's tho
only exclusive picture and frame
store in the Copper Country. With all
equipment and years of experience.
enables US 20 give you better work at
lower prices. II Days out or town peo-
pie to bring us their framing, for you
save transportation expense on tho
work
See our choice window OF hand
painted pearl scenes far $3.50. picture
and frame complete. and large selec-
ton " all kinds OF pictures and frames
within. It's the store that does the
best work in enlarging pictures, also
Brooches Pillow Tops, etc, from your
photos.
The PENINSULA ART STORE
AL Fifth ST., Cor. Pine
Phone SOB il CALUMET
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25
Little Head-Biu Wit.

Williams mother sent him to the
butchers for some mutton steak.
William forgot the word mutton"
but he knew that the meat he wanted
came from the sheep. So he said to
the butcher. II want to get two
pounds of sheep steak. I've forgot
the other word for It," And the butch
er did not mako a mistake when
he gave him mutton.-The Delineator
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

lage having purchased the property
from him some months ago, with the
provision that he be allowed to remain
in the house until July 1.
The street committee was authorized
70 let a contract for the construction
Of a cement sidewalk and curb and
grass plot on Huron street adjoining
the village hall.
The street committee was Instructed
TO make certain improvements on the
property at College avenue and Emer-
aid streets given to the village by GER
tain individuals. with the proviso
that the village should make these Inn
provements. Up to date the village
has taken no action in the matter and
one Of the donors has recently critics.
ed the village for its lack OF interest
I'm tho property.
a permit for the erection Of the new
odd Fellows temple at Sheldon and
Dakota streets was granted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

Marriage licenses were yesterday is
sued to Mikko Hermalnen and Mrs.
Hilda Sarrinen OF Quincy. James cras-
sino Of Negaunee and Mary Ccsare OF
Laurium and Dominica Bansano and
Catherine Piratone OF osceola.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25
50-Total 493.

5O-Total 493.
In the above the scoring is done on
basis of ten points credited for each
perfect shot The trio used a single
rifle, not a Stevens in this case as i'm
the national tourney, but Winches-
ter, with Stevens sight.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

The funeral of Mrs. Richard Nettle
of Hurontown will be held from her
late residence tomorrow afternoon,
with interment at Forest Hill.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25
Houghton Department.
TEL EptJONE SOUTH
GOLF PLAY FOR CALYfRlY
TROPHY Is STARTED HIRE
Northland Country Club Team at
Portage Lake Grounds for
First of Series.
WEATHER AND LINKS FINE
TELEPHONE SOUTH 10

The first of a series of golf games
between teams representing the Por-
tage Lake Golf club and Northland
Country club of Duluth was held at
the grounds Of the former organization
just east of the village this afternoon.
The object of this series of contests is
to settle the question of the cham
pionship of the two clubs and incident
ally to determine the winner of the
Calverley trophy, a beautiful cup pre-
scented by w. ID. Calverley of this viii
lage to stimulate interest in inter-club
play.
The members OF the team TO repre-
sent the Northland club i'm the play this
afternoon arrived in Houghton at ten
o'clock this morning, after being enter
tanned at breakfast at the Miscowaubik
club in Calumet. They left Duluth last
night and arrived in Calumet this
morning. They were met at Calumet
by committee from the local club
who brought them to Houghton i'm au-
tomobles. They were taken at once to
the grounds of the Portage Lake club
and lost no time getting into their
playing toys and taking to the links in
order to get familiar with the course.
Personnel of Two Teams.
The team OF the Northland club con-
sists Of Messrs. Ward Adams, Jr., w.
w. Walker. d. c. Sprague, William
Harrison, George c. stone. f. II. White,
and E. p. Alexander. Those against
whom they are to play were selected
at a meeting held last night and are
Messrs c. II. Worcester, Fred w. Nj
chols and r. r. Goodell. The latter is
member of the Northland Country
club and always plays with their team,
except when they play against the
Portage Lake club Of which he is also
member. Among those who came
over with the Duluth golfers are r. II.
Draper, James Granger, Robert T.
Dowse and John Mullin.
After the games this afternoon the
members OF the visiting club will be
entertained by the local players and
tomorrow there will be a few informal
games at the clubs links and automo-
bile rides through the country for those
who do not wish to golf. The next
game will be played at the Duluth
grounds and so on. alternately between
the two clubs links until one team
shall have won the Calverley trophy
three times when il becomes the per-
manent property of that club. The
next game will probably be played
about a month from this time.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25
Would Be Wasting Time.

Dad" said Rivers little boy. "is
there such thing as a central sum-"
II suppose So" answered Rivers. who
was occupied with his papers and
didn't fully comprehend the question;
but there's no use in calling 'em up.
Lines probably busy"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25
June %; July 2.
NORTH BUTTE MINING COMPANY.

quarterly dividend of 1923, 100000,
being thirty cents per share, on the
outstanding stock of the company has
been declared out of the surplus earn
ings, payable July 23rd, 1910, to the
stockholders of record at the close of
business on July Sth. 1910.
The transfer books will be closed
from July 9th. 1910. to July 23rd, 1870
both inclusive.
Duluth, Mimi, June goth, 1910.
c. a. DUNCAN,
Treasurer
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

Misses Mable James and Mary Dill
lon have returned to their homes in
Houghton after attending school at
Ypsilantl
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

In Scotland the legal age at which
boys and girls may marry is IA and
IL years respectively.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

l.. l.. Benson, superintendent of the
Ontonagon schools, is spending a few
days with Houghton friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-25

Mrs. Leila Gordon Barnett, wife of
Colonel Barnett, U. S. M. c., COM
mander of the legation guard at Pek-
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20

around the plan cooeoated BY Dwight, Of
the regn!srs, and Hayes, of the iusur-
gents, and sanctioned by The PRECEDENT,
for the nomination by this caucus not
only of The republican members but slso
of tbs two democrats. The insargen.G
who had remained loyal to their cause
and who respected their agreement 10
act fairly toward the democratic minori-
tY, who had furnished the votes for the
temporary overthrow OF Speater Car-
uon's orgs nIzatIon fortnight ago, gain
ed the only victory that was ootalnable
out OF last nights contest, for it Was
through their vigorous protest aud The
lphueuce of their arguments had even
upon seme OF tue regulars, tha. tie plan
for the repudaiion of both Rsiney and
James failed. Tho beet tina. the men
Who Matched this scheme could secure
gas compromises couprcmise
through which OILY Rairey was repnd'-
ated, While James escsped unacathed
snd hes received the 20. K" OF the
republicans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
Princess ioulse's Debts.

Paris, Jan. 20.-Princsss Louise,
eldes: daughter OF the lnle Kicg Leopold
of Belgium, is still 10 Paris, practically
psnniless as a result! OF the raid by heavy
creditors upon the Legacy left to her.
Practically all OF tie princess share Of
Leopold's estate, approximately 81 OoO,.
900, has been seiz.d by her CREDITOR.
They are low backing Der in her fight
to ousl Baroness Vaughan from her villa
at Baliacoust, a court decision which ia
expec!ed this week. II the princess lie
successful, the Wills 1il De sold sad one
third OF the proceeds will 60 to the prln.
cess, she sharing with her two sisters
The princess debts toaled between
100000, and $4,000. 900. She lie
now llVipg in modes; way a. small
hotel aad Is apparently dolly dssirous Of
saving enough out of her financial wreck
to assure her simple living.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
Floods In France.

Rheims, France, Jan. 20.-H 1ndreds
of people are 10 imminent danger today
from food which 10 ssPeping a large
part of eastern and southern France.
At Aysnay, noar here, the entire
population has been cut ca by the over
hoH of the river Ma!ne. The vlllage Is
rounded By water, and unless boats
effect rescue of the population, 1t Ia
ies,ed many will be drowned.
Ia the neighborhood of Macy, the
people are being picked of ttslr roof
tops by boats.
The property loss Is already enormous.
Much live stock has been killed and
cattle and other stoek are nov hstdsd in
the Villages,
The military wss called ont today to
assis! the life sa7ers and savage corps
q. the Paris quays 10 reecuiog property
and endangered lives resulting from the
food Is covering part Of Paris.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
Failures in Nsw York.

New York, Jan. 2O.-SsnsstionRl
breaks on the stock and cotton exchanges
followed the opening today With re-
suit that there was much nervousness in
the financial list aud rumors were cIrcu.
lated that there might be more failures
OF exchange hodses.
The present fairy, however, In no
way sffec.s the banks and liust com
psoies, 80 thst there is not likely 10 be
any real financial panic.
The cotton market opsnea strong, but
just before eleven O'Clock there cana a:
avalanche Of selling orders snd price:
slumped forty points With trsiirg on 81
enormous scale and 10 support in evi.
dence from The bali lcsdere.
On the stock exchange there was S
lit lie support In evidence for The frs! Is
minutes and then values crumbled all
alcng the line and the market is now i,
a very nervous state.
Tee board OF governors Of the stock
exchanges ere investigating the coilspss
OF the Il ,ckiug pool and hare ordered
that no settlements be made until their
inquiry cloaes. 1t Ia reported t at several
prominent brokers are facing charge
that may bring abou! their expulsion s.
the result Of the deal in Hooking.
New York, Jan. 20 The Arm Of
Roberts, Hall, and Orlss, snnoancsd i's
suspension on the stock exchange at IL:
The firms board member, IT. F. Criss,
was active In the Hocklng furry yeStar.
day and the suspension was not unex-
pecte5. a. F. Oriss, ssked r;ga,diny
his suspension, said: ave have failed
for three million dollars. Tia. is 81! ]
eau say now, but will have something
more to sag sitter | have conference
" It'll my lawyers"
New York, Jan. I0.-Fears that, il the
stock market was permitted to remain at the
mercy of the bear element many big broker.
oge firms would become involTed and thus
real financial panic wouli be precipltattd
brought coucaptsl support TO prices on the
exchange ab1ut nom and the result vas Il
quick recovery from demoyalsed conditions.
The thres failures growing out of the
slump are the bigg est in several years on the
exchange. Roberts, Hall aud CrisI have
obligations in excess Of P3.C0),0 G0 with assets
o. less than ona-third Of that sur; j, NJ.
Fisk i CO, have obligations TO excssi s.,
600 ,6)) an / their Assets ar. in the neighbOr
hold OF $50. 900, while LathroP. Howkins x
Co., have obligation, of tl,O0J,c00 and about
5 10000 on hand to meet them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
Young Wo nan Murdered.

Chicago, Jan. 2O.-One of the most
horrible murders In The history OF Obi.
cago was revesled shortly before noon
today when the body of young white
woman, about rs years old, dscspitsted
and dissmboWeled, Was found in hat
Ga the south side. The murder must
have been comm lifted since this mogn!ng,
a. the body was still warm when the Pc
lice reached the scene. The body vas
la:eE identified by the police as tha. OF
Anna Furlong. The young woman has
evidently been patty oralped By the
murderer, her head had then been beat.
en 10 pulp and severed wl.h Enife
The head could no: be found. cat part OF
the right ear and the scslp above 1t
remained on the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
Tar, spAY EVENING. JAN. 20. 1910.

AsHAp BEEN anticipated, the baiquet
Is. algtt o! Il. E. Lee Camp of Con.
tsdsr..a Vsteraus viii take rank among
the mos. Interesting given BY that camp
siecs liz organization. There was not
oaly greG. sbandsuce for the inner
mar, prepared in the most inviting man.
re. b. ,ae I'D So auxlllsFies to the
camp, ba, pia,bors Of thas which feeds
Ia. syui. In iac' some OF the u!teraDcss
Of lie 50 ake's sgvorrd of inspiration
sad sast thrills through the gathering.
Men whose enthusiasm hsd often been
Inspired by lhe Strains OF "D.x'e" aud
the "reosi yslt" and womsn who bad
co., Ike ;he Gfeeisn maids of old, given
~ Iheir hair with which to make bow
s.r,acs. but NOBLE women who had made
sGc;deea tqu liz az guatior the caus' "l
;huir snu luetn ,aptry, W=fe sathried--
the fjrtnsr 70 pu,p,;u.!e lbs memories Of
thu g:est sud good who cast their lot
With ihs Southern Oonfederacy and The
ls;'er to Listen to those thrilling recitbl'
and py gracirg the occasion With their
Dreseuco 20 adG an exceedingly interest.
aug t:ature TO the programme. The
speakers were all st their best and, Ike
the gymncsophis,a of old, each acted
well his par. For May years the an
nusl ,eaulon If Confederate veterans has
bgsa 40 A!exnntr;ai institution, 80 firmly
Fixed n ,u: calendar q, the twenty
s-ccpd of February rr Fourth OF July
It's Cd occasion fJndiy anticipated oy
81 w5o wor5 The gray as sell 90 oy
suaay otar,, tuu. u nag snme who were
IN the ranks OF tbs DINER side duitng the
civil wsr, bat gho remsined in Alex
sn,,ris aud became permanent residents
after tho carlsiu fel! upoa the last act OF
fhs dsc;asted rsEks OF the followers OF
General Robsit E. Lee. The enthusiasm
...sisa4csa ~ these ss'hcrirgs permsa't-
:as s9ais OF young sud old alike, aud a
tbeir close 1t Is aiSayS nrsG!Eonsly
asrsed that /. wss GOOD to have been
shHYs. Che banquet is the olosiog fea-
turo in this city Of the observance OF the
b;,taIay Ct Robert E. Lse. Heroic
pic.ures of tina. i!lus.rloas man as we'll
as o. Jscsaou ard h's other lie1tenants
lock down upon the compsny. while
absent in body they are possibly present
ia spirit--st least tie members OF the
comgauy Always prefer 10 believe they
preside o.ar TIE festivities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
News Of the Day.

Count Zeppelin, whoae aerial flights
In dlrigibis balloons have attracted
worldwide attention, is planning
monster aiFship capable of carrying 800
persons. It is proposed 10 u'e the air.
ship In e passenger service to be esiat"
lishsd bstween Hamburg sod London.
A sefvics will Re also maintained frcns
Hamburg to Cologne and Bader Baden.
The craft will be 988 feet long and about
So Test In diameter. It vii! be driver
by eight motors. 1t is planned to en-
ploy four motors in ordinary weather,
ysservlng the Others for usa In Gaze
those 10 servIcs become overheated or
get out Of order, or 10 the further event
Of q storm.
Charles Mu'holland, Cbarles Lee,
Henry Coates, and Frank Bonner, pria-
oner, who escaped tyom the Upper
Msrlboro, Md, jail on Tueaday sight,
were csught shortly before last mid.
night.
Five persons, four girlH aud one man,
los! thsir lives at the fire IN Philadel.
phia yesterday. They leaped to their
a,th In panic caused by the FIRE. Eva
o'hsrs received injuries from which they
will probably die, and many more we're
lees seric u,ly hurt.
By carrying his vile in his bi-yIane
on % mile cross.conn!ry Trip from the
Aviation Field, at Los Angeles, GAL, 10
point half mils ont over the ocean
aod back; By taking another passenger
on l2.mile blight over the ields, and
by taxing three other passengers, one at
time. On shor! flights, Louis Psulhsr
yesterday established new wor!d's records
for heavier than.aIr flying machines.
Rallying to the support Of former Forester
Pinchot the American Forestry Assocstion,
at its annual meeting yesterday, scored Pro-
Willis L Moore, chief of the weather bureau.
for reporting TO the Secr-tsr7 of Agriculture
that strea ms and rainfall play no part in for
est destruction. Revolutions were adopted ~
the afternoon session holding Prof. Moore
report up to q ridieule and supporting Pin
chot in his = lain thst barren wastes in the
place OF forests would rssu., from lack OK
water.
By drinking poison, the nature of which i,
q mystery to the police and hospital ply
sieians, Clara Barker, Columbia Hospital,
washington, maid, committed suicide lasf
night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
TELEdRAPHIc BREyITIES.',

1 blouse COMMITTEES hegan the investiga'
ton of the general land odi,e yesterday.
Fines amounting to $ll,?50 were paid TO-
day BY eight of the fashionable dress. makers
n New York, who pleaded guilty to the
charge of Smuggling before Fedora! Judge
Hough.
Mdshipman William J. Russal, of Phila,
delphia,a student in the fourth-cliss. vas dis
missed today from tue Naval Aesdamy al
Annapolis for misconduct.
The Bank of England today cut irs dis
count late another half per cent to. q pei
cent, The rate Of per cent had been IL
effect since January 6,
That Theodore Roosevelt. has agreed 10 run
for Congress in the First district of New
York state, embracing Nassau and Suffrls
counties and Oyster Bay, with the under
standing thet he will be supported for the
Speakership, was the report that spread yes.
terdsy among the members Of the House and
Senate in Washington.
Roman sekutski. sged q. was arrested to.
day at Buff ,lo, ". y, for killing his step
father, Frank peznik, aged Al. Vezuik, it
said, was abusing his wife when the stepson
interferred. and in the quarrel which follow.
ed killed his stepfather.
Z dispatch from Managua says oil hope OF
avoiding further battle between the rev, ia
tionis. under provisional Pres dent Estrada
and the government forces, has been aban.
donsd as re- nit Of President Madril's re.
lection Of the latest peace proposal presented
by Estrada end his chief general, Chamorro.
In Philadelphia last night Kaufman won
the si1.round fight with Jack f'Brien. who
several years ago had knocked him cut
A strike of motcrmfn and conductors is
imminent in Philadelphia, as their demands
will not be granted by the Rapid Transit
Company.
I resolution to change date Of inaugura.
ton from March 10 the second Tuesday in
January, was i'ared in the House yesterday
by Representative Henry, He also submitted
q resolution fixing the last Thursday in April
as the date.
The enabling act providing for thu admis-
aion of Arizona and New Mexico 10 statehood
will be passed at this ses ;ion Il Congress, but
according to tie prozram OF the president
and leaders in the Senate these two states
will not actually be created until come time
during the summer Of 1911.
4 gre ,ter part Of the session of the Houss
Yesterday was devoted to the consideration OF
the Mann white slave" bill. Several amend.
ments we're adopted to make the measure con.
firm more closely ID the Bennett bill, which
passed the House several days ago The bill
sbolishiug the lighthouse board and substitu''
ing civilians for army and navy oh,ar wai
passed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-20
Virginia News.

No session of the Oourt Of Appsas
was held yesterday it helng General
Lees birthday.
The birthday of Gsneral Robert E.
Lse was yesterday appropriately csle-
bratsd throughout Virgins.
G,vernor.elec. Mann has appointed
Ben P. OSen, j., as his private secre-
tary. Mr.. Oven has served other gov
errors in like capacity.
Mis-. Powhslsn r. Page, widow 81
Dol. PoRhatau r. Psge and daughter
OF he late Samuel S.olisy, formerly o!
JEFFERSON c;uuty, died st Clsrkaburg,
". Va, on Tuesday.
Messrs. Davis d Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the great thi.
week to cit'zsns Of this stete Of The fol-
lowing pa,euts: TbomGs q. Dasper,
Newport News, tool.bandle aud tool.
handle fastening: Wildey r. Dixon,
Roanoke, papar feed attachment for
typeSriters; Frederick O. SohoAold,
Richaond, as.b.light apparatus aud
cartridge therefor.
CIyte Bowen, white convict, 10 years
cid, yesterday ESCAPED from the chain
gang a. S1doIS. was sho! Sud wounded
~ guard, puraued Is nief by blood
hounds aud fGRlg sank from exhaus-
ton Into marsh. When the posse,
headed by County Sheriff Baker and
Police Chief Bsirkley, came upon Bow
IN be was seeking to aaTa himself by
clatchlDg one OF the dogs about the
throat. BlTen TOOK three hours in his
running; the bloodhounda about half as
long.