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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
COUPLE MET HERE
 AND WERE MARRIED

Frank Bieroth, of Stamps, Ark. and Mrs. Lillian Cochran, of Balti- more, Md, met here by appointment Sunday night and were married by Magistrate J. "A. Frazier. The bride carried small baby in her arms during the ceremony. The license vas secured at the office of J. H. 0Asaby. county clerk. in this city. af- SsJ tAsa1 arrival. They have gone = o1amps to naks their homo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
AVIATION MEET
 AT HAVANA, CUBA
HOissalt and Other NOtables of The Air Arc To Make Flights There FeY $5O,00 to Be Offered By
 Cuban Government.
Nnternational News SpeciaD

UnternatiOnal News SpecaD
 New York, Nov. 28.-John B. Mo;s- sant, the hero of the Paris-London flight, nAde hurried visit to New York today to arrange for the appear anse sf the Moissant group of avia- tors at Havana next month. Alois- sant said that the Cuban government had enacted law appropriating $50,- 900 for the exhibition. The flyers, include Hamilton, Frixbie, Seymour, Simon, earros, Barrier and Auder- mars and besides Moissant.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
CONSCIENCE TOOK
 HIM BACK TO JAIL
Qnternational News SpeciaD

Hammond, Ind, Nov. 2S.-Hounded by his conscience and fear of detec- tion, after he had lived in a dozen states, Fred Schramm, an escaped prisoner from the Michigan state pen- itentiary, gave himself up to the Hammond police today and declares that he has experienced the first happiness he has had since he escap- ed two years ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
MAJOR LEAGUE
 OFFICIALS CALLED
Win Meet At fhs Breslin Hetel In New York On Tuesday, December aotPresldent Lynch
 Is0ues Notice.
Qnternatioaal News SpeciaD

New York; Nov. 28.-President Thomas J. Lynch, of the National League today notified the eight presi- dents of the clubs in the major or gan!zations that the annual conven- tion of National Leagues of profess sional baseball clubs, would be held on Tuesday, December 13, at the Ho- tel lBerslin. in this city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
l; Ice Hughes Will Succeed
 uller and Nagel and Swasey.
 )OCIATE JUSTICES
1ent Has No Other Men in Sight s-Nagel Prefers to Remain
 in the Cabinet.

 sfInternational News SpeciaD

sa s5ssS International News SpeciaD E Snhington, D. C., Nov. l8.-A ten- lI31(l slate Of the Supreme Court va
 1ee today makes Justice Hughes justice to succeed the lsts Chief ,ce Fuller and Justice Swasey, of
 6upreme Court of New Jsrsey, | Charles Nagel, Secretary of the
 artment of Commerce and Labor, et Louis, associate justices.
 he appointments have aot absol-
 y been rendered those gentlemen,
 sit is understood that without
 Hing definitely made up his mind,
 Evident Taft is disposed just BOW
 dispose of the Supreme Court
 9blem in this manner. | Ehile there is nc doubt that Jus
 e Hughes and Justice Swasey lnld accept the appointments, there
 A feeling that Secretary Nagel 6uld prefer to remain in the Cab- st
 8gN is learned also that the Presi-
 nt would be glad to make Secretary M State Knox chief justice, but ap- @eciating to the full the high honor 1k the position, MT. Knox desires to Dntinue his active life.
 x It Is an open secret that in Justice Hughes is made chief justice it will 8e for the reason that he is the only 1vailable man on the whole horizon of lie legal profession. The man more fitted for the place would Re desirable. But there is no great lawyer in sight free from the corpor- 4tion taints, and willing 10 make the sacrifice whom the President knows 1f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
WOULD NOT REOPEN CASE
Kentucky Racing Commission Turns Down Appeal of Guy Bedweu Who
 Was Ruled Off Tracks.
(IAternational News speclaD

UAteRnAtional News Specially
 Lexington, Ky, Nov. 28.-At its meeting here today the Kentucky Racing Commission declined to grant 6 rehearing to Guy Bedwell the Colo rado turfman, who was ruled off the Kentucky tracks last year for al- leged doping" of the horse, Nadzu, at Latonia. His written appeal was received and filed, but the Commis- sion refused to reopen the case.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

Let us handle your rental prop erty. We will give you the very best possible service. We render statements on a fixed date each month. and attach vouchers for all experimentation Belt Savings & Trust Co. II 26 Ct
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
''OYER INDULGENCE"
 SAID THE CORONER
q.t.rnational News spee.sD

Tore Aaute, Ind, Nov. 28.-When John Dialcatianon. a Hungarian coal miner, was found dead in his bed a Sullivan today after drinking two 4uarn Of whiskey on wager, the coroner returned verdict of lover indulgence"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
TRACK TO
 BE FAIR GROUNDS
(International News Special

UnternatiOnaI NeWs SpeciaU
 Boston, Mass, Nov. 28.-It was an- nounced here this afternoon that a syndicate, headed by William 1T. Min- ton, of this city, had purchased the Rockville race track for the purpose of holding an annual mammoth agri- cultural fair there each fall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
JONES GETS BEST
 OF CONGO KID''
international News SpeciaD

Htcf1ruofor1tfr 1@oHo SPee'V
 Memphis, Tenn, Nov. 28.-W1ll1e Jones, the eastern boxer, was given the decision over Freddie Andrews, of Milwaukee, tonight at the Nation al Athletic Club after eight hard rounds of fighting. Although the Congo Kid" possessed the punch he could not use it at any time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
MAKES FINE GIFT
 TO A COLLEGE
Unternatlonal News SpeclaD

Moline, H., Nov. 2S.-It became known today that Frederick Weyer. hauser, of St. Paul, Minn., the lumber king, had promised to erect $150,- 900 auditorium and conservatory building for Augustana College of this place. No stipulations were attach ed to the gift. Weyerhauser former. ly lived here and it was here that he started in the lumber business in partnership with the late B. c. Dunk mann. The latter's heirs recently donated $150,0O0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

The Radford Flah for rent. Each department has four rooms and strictly modern.-Cotton Belt SAvings 6 Trust Go. ii 3k st
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

A cottage on South Olive St. for rent. Modern conveniences-Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. il % 1t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

A very desirable two story resi- dence for sale. We'll located on w. Fifth avenue. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust. Co., II 27-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29

MT. and Mrs. Goldweber, the lad- ies' and Cents Clothes Builders, cor. Fourth and Main. senyard Bldg, room 101-2. If,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-11-29
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The Calumet news., 1910-03-25
IN POLICE COURT.

. The case of Andrew Jokola, who is
charged with being implicated with
Hjalmar Jankola in rolling" Matt Ko-
lari of $40 in the saloon of Matt Pudas
last summer will come up for a hear
ing before Justice olivier tomorrow
morning. 1t is claimed that Jokola
received some of the money taken by
Jankola. He disappeared shortly after
the occurrence and was only appre-
hended a couple of weeks ago.
At least fifteen cases have been
tried recently i'm Justice Olivier's
court that have resulted in the de-
PENDANTS being bound over for trial
at the May term of circuit court, and
it is not improbable that there will be
at least a dozen more i'm the period
intervening, nearly two months, before
circuit court convenes. making one of
the biggest patches from this side of
the lakeeto come before the higher
court in q long time.
The Calumet news., 1910-03-25
KENDALL BEATS VIAL
In FRANKLIN CAUCUS

Ihere were only two contested nom
nations at the Franklin township eau
Gus held last evening in the Quincy
man. one being between Charles Ken
uall and William Vial for highway
commissioner, in which the former
won out, and another between Michael
sheehan and Matt Jacobson for over
seer OF highways, Mr.. Sheehan receiv-
ing the most votes. Neither of the de-
iea'ed candidates will make an inde-
pendent run. accepting the decision of
the caucus as final
w. ). Cleaves was unanimously re-
nominated for supervisor. ana Frank
1aehnig for clerk, and Michael McMa-
non Tor treasurer were also unanimous
ly named. Charles Kendall for high.
way commissioner received AZ votes
and William Vial 20. In the contest
Ter oyerseer of highways the vote was
Sheehsn, as; Jacobson. 23.
Alexander Laist was nominated 70,
member of the board of review: lame,
Williams for justice of the peace. and
lour constables were nominated, on,
for each precinct, as follows: Frank.
lin' Joseph Lombard: Ripley. william
Grosnick; Arcadian, Joseph Vans
troth; and Boston, John Hosking.
A motion was made by Ripley dele
gate to change the representation o
the districts i'm the convention but I
was not carried.
The Calumet news., 1910-03-25
FlREMEN ARE CALLED.
Were in Readiness to Go to Baraaa,
But Services Not Needed.

The Hancock fire department was
in readiness to go to Baraga yester-
day afternoon in response to an ap-
peal for assistance received by Chief
Mitchell about half past 2 o'clock, but
AS a second call did not come, IL was
decided that the fire had been extin-
guished without their irassistance. Later
message was received announcing
the fire was i'm a frame building occu-
pied by Joseph Bellaire as n hotel
and saloon, which was totally de-
stroyed. The flames also communicate
ed to the Finnish church and another
frame building adjoining on either
side and for n time it looked as though
the high wind would cause the fire
to spread TO other structures in the
Immediately on receiving the appeal
for help Chief Mitchell communicate
ed with the mayor and some of the
aldermen, and secured their permis-
sion to take the steamer to Baraga,
arrangements having been made for
transportation on the South Shore
railroad. The L'Anse fire department
went over to the assistance of the
sister town and aided materially in
fighting the fire. The loss was about
$4,000, with no insurance.
A Chimney Fire.
The Hancock firemen were called
out by an alarm from box AZ at about
6 O'Clock last evening. and made a
quick run to the corner Of Ethel ave-
nue. and Minnesota streets in West
Hancock where a chimney was found
to be on fire. The blaze resisted the
efforts Of the firemen very stubborn
ly, but it was finally extinguished by
means of the small chemical appara-
tus off the hose wagon.
Hancocgk briefs. iatN upde
F.. f. Coombs. the local piano tuner,
has been given a contract for tuning
and repairing the pianos in the Calu-
met schools.
Rev. ]. S. Gould of the Hancock
Congregational church addressed the
pupils of the Quincy school yesterday
afternoon. in connection with the pro-
gram given under the auspices of the
Band OF Mercy
The Calumet news., 1910-03-25

Excellent bricks are made of the
soil of ant hills in Central Africa
The natives tread It with water into
a doughlike substance, which is shap-
ed in rough wooden molds. 1t is then
dried in the sun and afterward baked
in native lxilns.
Prince Rupert and his fellow-ad-
venturers with a charter granted by
Charles ii. were the pioneers of the
now famous Hudson Bay company.
Trade between Canada and the
United States. made it's highest record
in the calendar year just ended, and
has more than doubled in the last
ten years.
In Ireland, owing to a lack OF sun
light and heat, peaches, grapes and
tomatoes must be grown and ripened
under glass. The prices are conse-
quently almost prohibitory.s
May Buckley has received an offer
20 appear in London.
The Calumet news., 1910-03-25
TORCH LAKE RREviTlES.

The Torch Lake towns were rather
quiet today, ali the stcses being closed
and business i'm general suspended.
Interesting programs are being pre-
pared by the children or the different
Sabbath schools of the local towns for
delivery Easter Sunday.
1t is expected there will be a large
number of fans at the meeting at the
city hall Sunday morning to make
plans for baseball in Lake Linden this
summer
Capt and Mrs. A. Warn of Allouez
were visitors in Lake Linden today.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Isaac
Ball, who passed away at Freda this
week, was held this afternoon from
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chapman of Tamarack City.
Irving Toplon of the Lake Linden
high school won second honors at the
defamation contest held in the AM
phidrome at Houghton last evening.
The Calumet news., 1910-03-25
GOOD FRIDAY OBSERVANCE.
Services Held Here Today Attended
By LARGE Conversations.

Services were conducted at the
Finnish Apostolic Lutheran church at
10 o'clock this morning by Henry Mar
tindale. The services in the German
Lutheran and local Catholic churches
today were attended by large congre-
cations and there were many from
here who attended the union service
of the Hancock and Houghton Pres
byterian churches, held at the Presby-
terian church in Houghton.
The observance of Good Friday by
the Sons of st. George at quincy also
drew many from Hancock this after
noon, to witness the parade and hear
the music and addresses at the Pc
wabic NJ. T.. church.
The garage and machine shop of the
Twin City Motor company erected last
summer on property on the lake front
near the Ruppe warehouse was sold
recently to the Quincy Mining COM
pany.
The temperance society of the Fin
nish College will give concert at the
Concord City temperance hall on Sat
urday evening.
Rev. ]. X. Nikander of Hancock will
give an address at the Easter social to
be given by the Sunday school pupils
OF the Atlantic Finnish Lutheran
church on Saturday evening. There
will also be an address by Rev. Otto
Stadius, besides musical numbers and
recitations.
Mrs. N. w. Hairie left yesterday af-
ternoon for a visit with relatives at
Aurora, Illipois. over Easter.
Richard T. Looney left yesterday
morning for Escanaba on business
mission. fA
c. b. Ulrich left yesterday afternoon
for Marquette on business.
portrait of Gunnar Gronlund, the
copper country wrestler. is published
In the latest issue of the New York
Police Gazette. the well known sport
ing paper.
Mrs. John Aris left yesterday al
ternoon for South Haven. having re-
ceived a message announcing the SER
ious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Fred
T. Lincoln, of typhoid fever.
The fcake sale to be held tomorrow
by the Ladies' Industrial society OF
the Congregational schurch will take
place at Baer's meat market instead OF
In the Superior bank building, as pre-
viously planned.
Mrs. Carrie Keough of Marquette
was presented by the members OF the
The Calumet news., 1910-03-25
LOCAL ELKS HOLD SMOKER
AND PLAN FOR DETROIT TRIP

A largely attended meeting of the
Hancock lodge of Elks was held last
evening, at which initiatory work was
exemplified and other business trans
acted, the business meeting being fol-
lowed by an informal smoker.
Exalted Ruler Mayworm was last
evening selected as representative of
Hancock lodge to the grand lodge con-
vention to be held at Detroit next July,
and Henry l.. Baer was chosen as al
ternate. Joseph c. Wareham was Sc
lected as tyler to fill vacancy.
District Deputy Stevenson addressed
the meeting and told of his recent tour
of inspection to the various lodges of
the order, speaking highly of the en-
thusiasm shown everywhere and glow
ingly describing the handsome new
temple of Manistique lodge dedicated
last week
Arrangements for attending the ma
tional reunion at Detroit are progress
ing favorably in the hands of the local
committee, and reports from the other
upper peninsula lodges indicate that
there will be a big upper peninsula
contingent at the convention. 1t has
been practically decided that all the
upper Michigan lodges will wear sim
liar uniforms, miners costume, minus
the boots, having been chosen as typi-
cally representative OF this section.
While Manistique and the 500 have no
mining interests but are more closely
identified with numbering pursuits, new
ertheless for the sake Of making a
good showing they will don miners
garb for the parade. The lodges will
go by rail to st. Ignace and from there
to Detroit by ID. & c. steamer. return
ing by the same route. The matter of
having a band has not yet been de-
cided but is being considered by the
various lodges. Hancock, having the
largest Elks' lodge in the district, is
taking the initiative in the arrange
ments and II is probable that meet
ing of representatives Of all the upper
Michigan lodges may be held here soon
to talk over details and come to an un-
derstanding satisfactory to all relative
to plans for attending the convention