The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-01-07
UPPER PENINSULA
Goes to Porto Rico

Goes to Porto Rico
Miss Ethel Anderson. oldest daugh-
ter of Burdis, Anderson of Munisng,
sailed on Christmas day from New
York for Porto Rico, going with Mr..
and Mrs. William Chandler of the 500.
The party took passage on the Carol
ina. the finest vessel in the New York
e. Porto Rico Steamship company's
! fleet The trip was expected to occu-
| Ply four and one-half days. but on ac-
count of n violent northeaster which
swept a0wA, frqn the, snprth about
twenty four hours after the Carolina
left New York the boat encountered
some very rough weather and was de-
layed in arriving IN Porto Rico. Mr..
and Mrs. Chandler and Miss Ander-
son will remain some weeks at Porto
Rico, visiting various points OF inter-
est. From Porto Rico they expect to
go to Jamaica. returning by way of
Florida The trip will occupy sever
al months.
Still Volunteer Organization
Fire Chief Campbell of the 500
says, THE changes made in our de-
partment will not effect our standing
with the Upper Peninsula association,
nor will they be a sufficient cause to
take the next tournament away from
the 500 The fact is that we are i'm
exactly the same position as are the
departments of Marquette and Ishpem-
ing and their eligibility to hold the meet
In ~ H..
questioned Our department is prac-
Atically a volunteer organization, as
much so as ever for it's members will
be chosen by the council from among
volunteers for pieces ON the force. and
they will receive the same pay i'm the
same manner as they have for years.
am not at all alarmed over the con-
dition OF affairs and can assure the
people OF this city that there will be
no changes made prohibiting the hold
ing Of the 1910 tournament in the
500"
Labor Case Re- opencd-
The attorneys and other parties in
terested in the case OF the Escanaba
Manufacturing company versus the |
Trades and Labor council of Escan-
aba and Local No. 1913 OF the Inter- |
national Association of the Amalga- |
mated Wood Workers of America have |
received notice that the supreme court |
of Michigan has ordered n rehearing |
of the case and that such rehearing
will be held today. This case grew
out of the strike at the plant of the
Escanaba Manufacturing company
about two years ago. An injunction
applied for by the company. the
in the case, was sustain
ed and made permanent by Judge
Stone in circuit court and an appeal
from that decision was taken to the
supreme court by the Trades and
Labor council. Arguments were made
before the supreme court on the APP
peal five or six months ago. Now the
supreme court orders a rehearing, as
noted.
Missing Woman Safe
Mrs. Jane Pardo, of Escanaba. Is
not lost or in any danger notwith-
sensational stories 20 the
contrary. She is safe and well at the
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she has been since leaving her home
about two weeks ago. Neighbors re-
ported to the police that Mrs. Pardo
was missing and intimated that she
might have died in her home. Acting
ipon this information, Chief Rowe and
Poor Commissioner Blanchett went to
The house and effected an entrance by
breaking in door. The dwelling was
searched and found quite devoid of the
presence of any person. living or
lead. Everything was In good order.
Now the police have been Informed
~ woman familiar with Mrs. Par
los movements that the latter has
gone to- visit her brother. In Algcr
county and that there was not the
slightest occasion for alarm over hcr