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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-01-31
DE; 3 E; UTUADO.
QUIENEs SON
- - LOS SERVILES
LOS HIPOCRITAS!
LOS FARSANTES!-

3. - AAIO Z AhSAN / 3d.
LOS JUDAS!
Son los que no tienen valor
para declarar la verdad!
/. VIVA la Justicia! Muera Ia
maldadi
I. @s AVE TABONUCOL! No
hay mas catarros! Adios AS.
MA, tisis, ronquera, tos. 49,.
Tabonucol y mas Tabonucol.
salvaci6n eterpa para Puerto
Rico, ha sido el mas simpatico
y popular de todos los paten.
,tizados habidos y por haber.
Lo recomiendan los m6dioos
mas. afamados del mundo!
>Donde fallaron los demas,
WIUNFO ell Tabonucol!. .. $.
Al por mayor: J. NJ. Blan-
co y Co., F. Guillermety, en-
sanJ uan, 7. Moscoso, F. Ruiz
fe Porras, y G. Villaronga hi
jo, Ponce. Al detalle:... EN-
TODAS LAS BUENAS 30
ITICAS.
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Il SU||CESo De AVER;
El joven Rosendo Adama
al tratar de poner Ia paz
en- una reyerta recibe
dos heridas.
Il N m'rShal Sr. Musa procadio
al arreste de varios indivi.
duos como presantes sutores
de Ia aggression.

Como 4 las 5 de la tarde tuvo lu-
gar en- la calle de San Jose un suceso
lamentable.
Celebrabase un bale en- Ia casa
ndmero % de dicha calle. Ell joven
Rosendo Aldama regente de nues-
tros talleres tippgraficos que lego a
la fiesta en- solicitud de un amigo,
Sc eneontro con varios companero
Dc arte, que estaban empe-I
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D|REcT0H0 DE- SAN JUAN

Abosados y NotaIios, Ricardo
La Costa y Frank Antousanti Oil
cinas. San Francisco is. Principal.
Telefono IA. P o. Box 344 y 1ll4.
San Juan, Puerto Rieo.
DR.. Tomas Vssquez.-De les tacul-
tades de Paris y Madrid. Afscciopes
de la piel y .nfli.ieas. ConsuIta de
2a5 p. m.5 Plsza de Colon u. altos.
DR.. Lopez--Anton9ior9i.-Me-
dico cirujano: Consuitas de La p.
m. Consultas y operaciones Ell. Ia
isla. San Juan Teiefono 234.
Gale del Cristo s.: ~
Ingeniero Civil.-Ramon Can
dia G6rdova., Ietuan 50, ciuGAd o
Parada IL Santurcs Airamar, San
Jnan, Puerto Rico. =: =.
khogados. .LEtnigdiosS. Ginorio y
Manuel N. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Teitfono 355. Box 366, San: Juan.
Practicante. = silyestre .sFeijoo
Martinez, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon y San Jose 6. San Juan.
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Manuel Travisso. Fatnaceuticc
Con Is amos de experiences prote
sional, ofrece usted. sus servlciN
en- su bien surtida oficina de fsrmAt
cia. San Jose, numero l2j, "cerc
del correo. "-Esmero en- ell desps
cho de RECETAs.
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Fl msdico lie dira, que Ia Pa n,
ala el Paludismo. Lo sacude-
flsfs ael;sistema.
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nabita clones sbuenas para hon'
bres solos y para faRilias. 81 =
quilan con 8 sin co1aida en- FortG
leza II altos. San Juan.
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Lecciones de piano.-la seho
rita Lola Mas, ofrece dar clases el
su casa 8 4 domiciio. San Juan
Cristo e..
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Farmacia CoIen.-An6gue estA
blecimiento. Gran surtido Dc droag
= patentizadoa Plaza principal. So,
Juan.
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GANGA,
A DOM|CIltO,
GUIDO VARGAS, CORONADO

Educacionista venezolano, So ofrece
para dar classes ca domicilio) de con-
tabilidad mercantil,, 'Teneauria de- j.
bros por p,rtids doble, Caligrafla y
No ZONES da Algebra y Ceometria.
Informaran en- esta imp: enta. ..
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Herrero Rnes. S. EN- C.-1mporta
dores v exportadores. Direction to
legrafca-"H Herrero San Juan.
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Sc VENDEN.
IN MAYeRDoMo.

Tn mayordomo con largs p14sti,
ca en- el cnltivo de- 10 "caha," dssta
eeleearfe al frents Do: pns co!oaio, /,
d etecto cuenta eens )ss reteTsupia
que &c deseen. Para informes est
Administration y en- 'Vega-bajs, DO
Arturo Guerra A costa. .
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Pam ala cura el Paludismo. Sc
vende en- todas las droguerias.
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GASAs..1 tRT|cULOs
DE LOS E. u.

DE LOS (; E. U.
Boarding en- Naeva York. :.
Buenss habitaciones. Cornidas espa-
holas Limpiezs y esmerado serviio:
Precios m6dicos.--3o8. W. 116. th S.
New York, City. Julia Aoosts.
Dr. Williams Pildoras contra
Ia anemia. Schenectady.
Vino de- Morthcalta de Ulrici. Gu.
"a las Was respiratorias DR.. Uirice.
New York. ... --..f-
CapsHlaS do Aceite de Haarlem.
Curan intermediates Dc la vejiga. Ho
iland Medicine CO., Scratou, Pa.
Reiefes Keystone Elgin. . The.
Keystone Watch Case Co.. Philadel-
phis, Fa. -
Sefiora WinsleW. ...Jarabe cal-.
mante. Remedio. para nifaos en- Ia
dentici6n.
Emulsion Dc Scott Aceite Dc
higado Dc bacalao.
DiRamita Du Poat, para .abonar
terrenos. Escribs { I. E. Du Font de-
Nemours & Pawdsr Co.. 20 West St.,
New York. ,.ts
Clra de Stearns, para el dolor de
csbeza. Frederick Stearns Co. De.
troit, Michigan :, "
S0zodonte.. ... Polyo perfecto para
los dientes. Compuesto de los mejores
ingredieatea ..>cn IL II.
Dir. Ford. ..:P1doras para eurique
Ger y purifear ID sangre. DR.. Ford
Medicine Co, 80 w; As til St.. New
York. -.
Dr. .Loyett, Medicine Co.. P1-
doras para curar el reumatismo. Box
II, New, York. n. Y.
Henry X. Wampsle & Go. ...Fa,
bricantes quimicos. IS Broad Str eet
.New-York. -:
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Se6ora WinsleW. ...Jarabe cal
mants. Remedio= para ninos en- Ia
dentiGi6n.
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CQra de Stearns, para el dolor do
csbeza. Frederick Stearns Co. De.
troit, Michigan :j.& "
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ReieteS Keystone Elgin. : The
Keystone Watch Case Co.. Philadel,
phia, Fa: - -
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CapsHlaS do Aceite de Haarlen
Curan Intermediates De la vejiga. Ho
iland Medicine Co., Scraton, Pa. !,
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Vino Dc Morrhralta de Ulrici. Gu.
"a las Was respiratoriaS DR.. Uirice.
New York.
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DiBamita Du Poat, para .abonar
terrenos. Escriba ( I. E. Du Font de-
Nemours & Pawdsr Co.. 70 West St.,
New York.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-13
HOUGHTON DEPARTMENT
SAILOR WHO SHIPPED FROM
HOuGHTON COMMITS SUICIDE

When the steamer Pere Marquette
No 5 pulled in here early this morn
ing. Capt. Alexander Ferguson report
ed the suicide of crazy seaman nam
ed Joseph Garavala. says the 500
News
Garavala shipped on the last trip
down at Houghton ana all the time
while on the boat showed signs OF
mental arrangement. lie imagined
somebody was going to murder him.
Sunday morning about 3 O'clock while
i'm Lake Michigan. about 40 miles OFF
Ludington, Garavala jumped overheard
and was lost. An hour or SO previous
to this he had become more violent
and couple of seamen were set TO
watch him. He evaded their vigilance,
however and jumped into the lake.
Captain Ferguson stopped his boat
and dropped fla couple of small boats
but no sign OF Garavala was TO be
found in the darkness.
The purser stated this morning that
Garavala appeared to be about Az
years of age. a companion shipped
with him at Houghton, stated that al
coholism undoubtedly had something
to do with the mans condition. 1t Is
also said he worried over crime
which he is alleged to have committed
while at his HON in Europe. So far as
known he was unmarried and has nc
| relatives hereabouts.
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HoUGHToN BREVlTIES.

- - " - =. - - ! - - =. =. =.
Harry Northey left yesterday for
Chicago.
Ivar zellen of LAnse visited Hough-
ton yesterday.
J. c. Brown of Kenton is in, the
copper country.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Edwards left
yesterday afternoon for Chicago.
The board of county convassers will
meet in Houghton today To canvass re-
suit OF the primary election.
j c. Mann returned home yester-
day from Minneapolis and st. Paul.
accompanied by his niece. Miss Mary
Mowatt, of Ashland.
The Wyandot Copper company yes
terday opened offices i'm room ) I'm the
Dee building. The agent for the COM
pany is Frank l.. Van Orden.
The Misses Marie and Hazel Du.
mOnthicr of this city, who have been
attending a Chicago nurse-t training
hospital for the past six months. are
visiting their parents.
Mrs. J. G. Dunstan and daugh-
ter, Edith, of Dollar Bay, left this
week for Buffalo and other eastern
cities, where they will visit for a
few weeks.
One of the men to receive citizen
ship papers in yesterdays term
circuit court was Attilio Castigliano,
OF Laurium, one OF the most promi-
mont and popular Italian residents OF
the upper peninsula. Although he is
just entering upon citizenship. Mr..
Castigliano has done much i'm the
way Of educating his countrymen e.
the RESPONSIBILITIES Of citizenship. AS
secretary of the italian Federation '
has done much to further its inter-
ests.
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Eagle tower, for the simple reason that
the tower was not erected until ne
was SS.
1t is also recorded that IT. was not
at Carnarvon, but at Lincoln that he
was created prince OF Wales, and that
II was at Chester. not at .Carnaryon,
that he received the homage of the
Welsh chiefs. This was In 1901; when
he was IL. The date Of the building
OF the castle and the Eagle tower Is
proved 10y the pay sheets.
when the Black Prince was Invest
ed as prince Of Wales the ceremony
OF coronation was held In a parliament
at Westminster, the prince being
crowned with a gold chaplct in the
shape OF n garland, having a gold ring
placed on his finger and having a
scopter OF silver given into HRS hands.
In later Instances sceptcr of gold
was Instituted for the one In silver.
Blood has not yet been split, but
much ink The old spirit OF the Gym
ry. with their tcnacity OF tradition,
their local pride, their sturdy adher-
oncc to myths. which count for more
than facts. has been stirred to It's
depths. and the pages OF old histories
are being turned over TO prove that
Carrarvon has n better right than Car
din or Carmarthcn than Monmouth,
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carnsrvon castle, where il 10 sug-
eesteo the prince OF Wales shall be
formally invested and recent photo.
Jrsph Of the prince.

London. sept. 13.-For the FIRST time
in centuries the investiture of the
prince OF wales win take place in
Wales itself, and this had caused a
hot contest between two Welsh cities,
Carnarvon and Cardiff.
Carnarvons right to claim such g
ceremony has been disputed by sever
al people. notably by the lord mayor
Of Cardiff. There is no doubt that,
scniimen,ally. Carnarvon IL the place
;ho majority would choose; but for
tho opposition II is pointed out that
the story of the first English prince
Of Wales having been born in the El-
gle tower OF Carnarvon o0stlc is
myth II is claimed, indeed. that il has
been proved beyond doubt that al
though Edward II was born In Carnar-
Won he could not have been born IN the
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-13
COPPER RANGE BRIDGES.
Dough- ass Houshton Completed and
Others Will Now Be Built.

The Douglass Houghton bridge, the
largest on the Copper Range railroad.
was completed Sunday and it is stated
that the railroad company will soon
commence operations on two more
bridges one at Hungarian Creek, near
Point Mills, and a trestle near the
Lake Linden depot. These bridges will
cost more than $4,000 each. The
bridge at the Lake Linden depot will
cross the Houghton County Traction
company's tracks and will be ia feet
long and 40 feet high. The Hun
garian Greek bridge will be sixty five
feet high and forty feet long. They
will be constructed of steel and con-
crete and the contracts for their erec-
ton have already been let.
The work on the Houghton- Douglass
bridge, which was started on June /.
was a considerable engineering feat.
The bridge is S45 feet long from bank
To bank and the rails are 10 feet from
the lowest point in the wall.
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AUGUST TONNAGE AT 500
LESS Than THAT OF JULY

Statistical report OF lake COM
merce through the American and Ca
madam canals at Sault Ste Marie in
August, compiled by l.. c. Sabin. gem
eral superintendent. under direction
OF Cal. c. Med. Townsend. engineer
corps. L. $. ~, shows a decrease in
freight and vessel tonnage as COM
pared with July. while the totals are
larger than for the corresponding per-
iod OF 1909.
Vessel passage through the Ameri-
can canal were 2.116, with an aggre-
gate net tonnage of 4.43S S07; through
the Canadian canal, 2.O45 with an ag-
gregate net tonnage of S.251,S51 maxi
ing a total for both canals 7,6S5,6SS
as compared with 7.S76.45S in July
and 7,O71.SOl in August. 1909.
Freight tonnage passing thro"
the American canal was 4,Si6,5Si net
tons: through the Canadian canal o.
1875. a total of 9,744.556 net tons
as compared with 9,975,1S3 net tons
in July and S.9SS,22S in August, 1909.
Articles and quantities of freight
moving through the American or
Canadian canal. in the order named,
were: Eastbound-Copper. 1892 net
tons. $50 net TOMS grain, S16,6S5 BUSH
els, 6OS.OO6 bushels: -four 574,79O bar
rels. 257,461 barrels: iron ore, $780,
2s7 net tons. 4,61s,SOO net tons; lum-
Der. S5,Ss0.00O feet S.647.000 feet;
wheat. 1.s91,2S4 bushels, 2,974,Ss4
bushels; general merchandise, 49,
53S net tons, 6,734 net tons; passen-
gers. 5.99s and 1891: through Amer
lean canal only building stone, 81
net tons: pig iron. 5546 net tons.
West bound-Hard coal 1S3,3S9 net
tons, $500 net tons: soft coal, l.
3S3.6SO net tons. 4S9.67S net tons;
manufactured iron. 24,301 net tons
S.4s5 net tons: salt, 67627 barrels
| 5O26 barrels: general merchandise.
s5.72O net tons. 1871 net tons; pas
sengers $500 and $3.50.
Total iron ore movement through
| the canals was 695S,597 net tons
compared with 6.9S5.126 in July; soft
coal, 1.s72S5S net tons compared
with 2,O75.4O1 in July; grain, 1.421.-
Gal bushels compared with 4,649,5sS ii
July: lumber s9.SO7. 900 feet COM
pared with 99.649,OOO feet in July;
wheat. 4.966.16S bushels compared
with 4132,515 bushels in July.
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Theodore Roosevelt, who is making
Cannonism the issue.
In the general optimistic survey off
the state, the Democrats see hopes to
make substantial gains in New Jerseys
delegation i'm the next Congress. They
are confident, they say, OF holding on to
the Sixth. Ninth and Tenth districts,
which are now represented by Demo-
Gratis. Then they believe they will win
in the Fifth and Seventh districts, ow-
ing TO the Republican fractional con-
tests, and they also see chance for
success i'm the Third ana Fourth dis
tricts, now represented by Congress
men Howell and Wood respectively.
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GAS, DYSPEPSIA And ALL MISERY
FROM A BAD STOMACH GOES IN FIVE MINUTES

stomach, no heartburn, Sour risings,
Gas on stomach or Belching OF undi-
eested food. Headaches, Dizziness or
Sick stomach, and. besides, what you
eat VIII not ferment and poison your
breath with nauseous odors. All these
symptoms resulting from a sour. out
of-order stomach and dyspepsia are
generally relieved in five minutes att
er taking d little Diapepsin.
Go to your druggist and get n so
cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now, and
you VIII always go to the table with a
hearty appetite, and what you eat will
taste good. because your stomach and
intestines will be clean and fresh, and
you viii know there are not going TO
be any more bad nights and miserable
days for you. They freshen you and
make You feel like life is worth living.
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TORCH LAKE HAPPENINGS
AND BRIEFS

low Me"-Miss Flora Retallack, Mar
quette. Messrs. Joseph Werner, Har-
old Eddy, Clifford Rule, Henry
Breault, Roger Senical. Edward Au-
bin. Alfred Nichols, Elmer King, Il.
Ncumann, Osborne, Davidson, Percy
Wiesenauer. Frank Edyvean, Wilfred
Roberts, Harry Rule, Vic Roberts,
Raymond Wareham
Intermission.
During the intermisslon the audi
ence will be given an opportunity to
see the various side shows on the sec
ond floor OF the building.
Part u.
Special Tumbling-Messrs Peppin.
Breault and Heughens.
Fancy dance drill--The Misses Ma
bel Guck, Florence Middlemiss, Dri-
ma McKerroll, Percy Wiesenauer, DIR.
Burke and Gordon Heughens.
Horizontal bar exhlbition-Arthur
Krellwitz of Houghton.
Wand drill-24 young men.
Fencing exhibition-Messrs Nc
Duff and Sherwood of Calumet Y. M,
c. A.
The program will be changed night
w. one of the attractions being an
exhibition of Jul Jitsu wrestling. In
fact all the attractions are good and
should be good drawing cards. Zenya
Krihara of Marquette will be here to
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ginning as the daughter of a diplomat
at Washington, she afterward married
Ia prominent lawyer in New York, from
whom she was divorced after three
yeans OF unhappy married life. After
this She came to Chicago, where she
met Rigdon and went into business
selling mining stock.
The wound inficting on her by Rig
don. after nearly causing her death,
will have no further i'll effects from
her unfortunate experience. physicians
declare.
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BIG CARNIVAL FRIDAY.
Lake Linden Athletic Association Will
Entertain Here

Entertain Here.
Arrangements have been completed
for the big athletic carnival To be
conducted at the Lake Linden opera
house which opens on Friday even
ing under the auspices of the recently
organized Lake Linden Athletic ass
ISOLATION. Gordon b. Heughens will
be director of the enterprise and Per-
cy Wiesenauer and VIII ]. Carah
will be stage managers. The enter
tainment will continue for three
nights.
Previous to the carnival a big par
ade and street demonstration will be
conducted. The program for the en-
tertainment is as follows:
Part I.
Song, I'm Looking for a Sweet
heart"-Thomas ]. Hennes. Miss Ma
bel Gloss.
Mass umblng-Wilfred Roberts,
Raymond Warehan, David Brisson
Percy wicscnauer, Herbert Derrick.
Edgar Guck, Leslie Burgan, Regi-
nald waroham. John Pnugi. Clifford
Harry Rule and +. Herbert.
Parallel bar exhibition-Krellwitz
Houghton:. Heughcns. Lake Linden.
Illuminated Indian club swinging
"A. Roberts.
Song ana dance. "They Always FOL
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Chicago Sept. 13.-Mrs. Amy Young.
The victim of Charles ID. Rlgdon, who
lfterward killed himself, planned to-
day to go into retirement and give up
her business career Mrs. Young, IL is
understood, has. in her business career
made fortune sufficient to meet her
deeds and those of her family for the
rest of her life. and now seeks to be
forgotten.
Her decision to give up her business
ventures ends a remarkable career. Be-
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Waverly shoal, Lake Erie. December
Q, 1909. . lost.
Steamer Frank Ii. Goodyear, col
ision with steamer James Il. Wood
off Point Aux Barques, Lake Huron
May %. 1910. is lost.
Carferry Pere Marquette No. IS,
foundered, Lake Michigan. Septem-
Der 3. 1910, 20 lost.
one Of the greatest marine trag-
edies OF the world took place Septem-
Der s, 1860. just so years and one
day before the loss Of Pere Marquette
No. IS. This was the sinking of the
steamer Lady Elgin in Lake Michi-
gan Off Evanston, H., in collision
with the schooner Augusta. The
steamer went down in 20 minutes af-
ter the Augusta struck her. about
$3.50 a. m. Only 9S of the 3S5 per-
sons on board the Lady Elgin reach
ed shore alive.
Another Of the marine accidents
attended with frightful loss of life
was the sinking Of the steamer At
lantic. i'm collision with the steamer
Ogdensbure, off Long Point. Lake
Erie. in 1852. Little time was given
Tor the escape Of passengers and crew
most OF whom had retired for the
night. The loss Of life is estimated
at from $50 10 200.
The passenger steamer Asia,
which ranked as one of the finest of
her day, was lost in 1882. with more
than 100 of her passengers and crew.
The survivors, picked up after hours
Of suffering in the icy water, said the
vessel foundered.
Mysteries Remain unsoIved.
Many Of the vessels named i'm the
foregoing list disappeared so com
pletely that their fate always has
remained shrouded In mystery
Pieces OF wreckage that drifted ashore
or we're picked up at sea gave the
frst clue to their tragic end in some
Instances. In others not even wreck
age has been found to serve as a key
to the oblivion TO which they passed.
In the latter class Is the steamer
Chicora. magnificent passenger
boat. which sailed out OF ST. Joseph,
Mich. bound for Chicago, the nigh
of January 81. 1895. Although there
is still n standing reward OF $780,
900 for information of the location
of her wreck. not a fragment of II
ever has come 10 light. She car
ricd 20 on her voyage 20 death.
Another mystery Of Lake Michigan
Is the schooner Hume, which left
Chicago May q. 1891, bound for
Muskegon. She disappeared so com
pletely that no part OF her. even Of
toothpick size, ever has been found.
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Washington Insurgents Busy

Seattle, Wash, Sept. 13.-Interest i'm
the state primaries being held
throughout Washington today centers
i'm the fight. for the Republican in
dorsement for the United States sena-
tor to succeed Samuel IL. piles. The
Republican senatorial aspirants are six
i'm number. as follows: John f.. Hum
phries, Seattle; Leigh r. Freeman,
Seattle; Judge Thomas Burke, Seattle;
James NJ. Ashton, Tacoma; Schuyler
Duryee, Everett and Representative
Miles PoindeXtcr, Spokane. Congress
man Poindexter is the only insurgent
Republican i'm the race, also the only
Republican senatorial candidate from
eastern washington. For weeks past
he has been waging a. vigorous fight for
the Endorsement and there is no deny
ing that his activity has worried the
regulars. In this campaign MIR. Poin-
dexter has been aided on the stump by
Senator Clapp of Minnesota, Represen-
tative Victor Murdoch of Kansas and
other ipsurgent leaders in Congress.
The names of only two Democrats
appear on the primary ballots for the
senatorial Endorsement. They are Ma
yor Patrick s. Byrne of Spokane and
state Senator George f. Citterill of
Seattle.
The insurgents are putting up lively
| fights in several of the congressional
districts, notably in the district repre-
: rcntcd by William T. Humphrey, a
leading standpatter and a champion Of
the merchant marine. -
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CORNELIUS DoWNEY BURIED.

Cornelius Downey, aged 65 years.
died at his home in Hubbell Sun
day afternoon after an illness of two
months. He was employed at the
c. & H. smelling works in Hubbeli
up to the time OF his last illness.
The funeral was held this morn
ing at nine O'Clock. with services
i'm st. Cecelia's church and interment
in Mount Calvary cemetery. This
makes the third death in the Dow
ney family during the past twelve
months, Miss Julia also her brother,
Jerry, having passed away.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-13
Fascination of Golf.

'I've card of Nero APPLYING on is
ing" said the landlady. putting down
the local paper, but this ere game of
golf must be the most fascinating
'obby In the world. I've been reading
about the fire up at the golf ground
last Friday. and IL says. The fire bri-
gades promptly responded to the call,
and when darkness closed in they
were still playing upon the ruins Of
the clubhouse. Golf Illustrated.