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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

nearly twice as much to live today as
IL did ten years ago. He cannot call
these gentlemen To the White House
for the purpose OF reading TO them
any paragraphs out of the riot act
Mr.. Taft, however Is telling members
of congress, and is not excluding the
finance and ways and means officials
from the benefits of this counsel, that
il win be political folly of the highest
order 60 allow an investigation to take
on tariff tinge, The president real
ICES that the duties must cut a figure
i'm the investigation, but what he be-
lieves should be avoided is any at
tempt so To bend the proceedings that
the people shall infer that the whole
inquiry Is a partisan tariff whitewash-
ing proceeding.
Sharply defined. the presidents wish
is that the food investigation shall get
the truth regardless of injury or bene-
fit to the cause of the high chieftains
of protection.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11
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r PLAYS AND PLAYERS.


Cecilia LOTUS, Is to go on a Ton. =,
France and Italy '' Oh
"Arsene Lupin" is TO on nm
tour beginning, in Chicago 'V"u
1t is said that Josephine cohon -
has Nbeen i'll, wiz not act this ~. ""o
son. ''''
Marie Tempest win, mako tour =,
the principal cities in ths eountr, II
Penelope" W. >"
Lionel Barrymore is soon 10 ann.
in vaudeville N one-act ste,oh
called "The Jail Bird"
Charming Pollocl<s decentralization d,
"The Inner Shrine" will soon reach IN.
rehearsal stage.
The new play by EDWARD Peple On
which Laura Hope Crewe is to be tbo
star, is entitled Maggie"
1t is reported that Annie Russell
will star next season in new nlav
under the management Of Chart.
Frohman.
Clyde Fitch's .posthumous play
THE City" has created such an i'm.
preston, that there is a strong dc.
mand for the foreign rights.
Amelia Bingham. who is playing in
London, has engaged Guy Standing
She is to appear in "Magda" and has
comedy called Tho Violet Widow
Marie Dalnton is said to give de.
lghtfully exact imitation Of Maudq
Adams acting during the speech about
Shandyism in What Every Woman
Knows"
Adeline Boyer an American dancer
now appearing at the Palace Thcater.
London. has been engaged to make
tour of the vaudeville thelters con.
trcllcd by William Morris.
Hattie Williams new comedy, which
is to be produced by William Collier,
is to be presented underithc title If
"The Girl lie Could Not Leave Behind
Him" The comedy was adapted from
the German by Sydney Resented,
Margaret Angl'n has violet farm
i'm Illinois, where, with u partner she
raises violcts for the Chicago market.
Every year the partners draw a sub
stantial revenue from this source
Maxine Elliott, now at Days thea
ter, New York in "Thc Inferior Sex
has Cancelled her annual spring en-
gagemcnt in London, so that she may
remain in New York for an indefinite
time
Zelda Sears, who was to have been
the star I'm KITTY and the Canary
which the late Clyde Fitch wrote for
her, has been engaged for the cast Of
Winchell Smiths play Love Among
the Lions"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

followed by much pain. as when bones
are cut from the nose. In comparison
with cocaine, the local anaesthetic at
present most used, quinine has three
advantages-its effects last long, while
those of cocaine pass off rapidly; IL
hardens the tissues preventing hem
orrhages, which cocaine does not do,
and it is safe, whereas cocaine except
in small doses. is a poison. II is a pity
that this discovery was not announced
in time To impart it to Doctor Jonnesco
before his return TO Europe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

600 for state roads in 1909, but the
money was spent i'm various places In
the state, where sections OF the SUPP
posed state road do not join.
"A tax of mill has been levied and
| estimate, With the assessed value of
the state at approximately 100000
600 this will bring In $S50,000 at least
for use in improving roads. With this
amount on hand some definite plan for
a continuous state road should be
made.
"The largest appropriation ever
made for state roads was $225,0O0.
Seventeen appropriations were made
for improvement of state roads I'm
1909, and i'm no instance were these
roads connected. | do not favor car
rying on the work i'm this manner.
il believe a route should be selected
for state road that would best ac-
commodate the largest percentage OF
residents and then every effort he
used i'm continuous bettermcnt of
that routed road.
pass through or near Bellingham,
Everett, Seattle Tacoma, Centralia,
Chehalis, Vancouver, Walla Walla,
Spokane, Wenatchee, Ellcnsburg and
again to Seattle. A road following
this route would accommodate as per
cent of the people of the state.
''The Northern Pacific railroad has
promised to give six miles of an old
roadbed i'm the southern part or Lewis
county for state road, which will
be "A great help and saving.
There is no one man in the state
that is doing more for good roads than
Samuel Hill. Although what he has
accomplished is well known i'm the
western part of the state, the resi-
dents i'm the eastern part are not so
generally acquainted with his work
along this line.
Soon after l was elected governor,
Mr.. Hill came to me and said he would
give one full year of his time wholly
i'm the interests of better roads in
the state. He has done as good as his
word and even better, for he has spent
thousands of dollars in furthering his
plans.
He has given To the state a ma
chine for the. spreading of roadbed
material He has paid the expenses
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11
Gov M. E. HAY.
Proposed Route of the Road Which
Is to Mean So Much to the State.

Spokane. Wash, Feb. ELEVEN
hundred miles is the total length of
the state trunk road planned for
Washington by Governor Marion Il.
Hay. The road is designed to serve
IS per cent. of the population of the
state now estimated to be near the
1,25O,00O mark. and will touch IL cities,
blso taking in a large number of
smaller towns between Spokane and
Puget sound.
Good roads for the state of Wash
ington is the subject for great deal
of thought, and anything that can be
done i'm this respect will be an ever
lasting good to the commonwealth"
Governor Hay said i'm an interview.
adding:
II am not i'm favor of big state APP
rrOpriations FOR improvements of roa ! 3
when the MONEY is expended in small
amounts in various places as 1t has
been i'm the past
"The legislature appropriated $780,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

1t won't be long before a railroad
bridge will cross the Panama canal if
a project now under discussion i'm New
York Is carried out in the vigor with
which ii is talked. There are men
behind il who have money. and it pre-
sents only ordinary difficulties from an
engineering standpoint. Senator Root,
IL is said, will introduce a bill that will
give the undertaking the advantage OF
government prestige. The plan is to
promote trade between the United
states and South American countries
by trunk line Of railway from New
York to Mexico. through Central Amer
lea. and to the principal capitals of
South America. A great part of the
proposed line is already constructed.
1t remains TO supply the links.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Pat Kelley shows no disposition to
break away from the Warner admins
tration, as some people have advised
he should do. He cannot do so for the
simple reason that he is a part OF il.
Even If he could and did, what would
IL profit him? He has the support of
the administration and If he lost that
he would be almost entirely without
influential friends. And he needs such
friends more than ever just now. Pat
took little nier at the administra-
ton the other day by intimating Gov
ernor Warner should get rid of War
den Wenger of Jackson prison, but at
Flint on Wednesday night he retrieved
himself by defending the conduct of
state affairs. Pat is i'm the fold TO
stay alright, and no doubt will keep
right on defending the administration.
but he will have a hard time making
people believe what he says.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Sam Peach" Kelley secretary of the
state railroad commission. appeared
before the state tax assessors this
week and argued as a first friend"
for reduction i'm the assessment of
the Big Four railroad. Now there is
talk that Kelley will lose his job on
account of it. His explanation that
he had no intention of making a bad
break" and that he appeared before
the board simply because he believed
he had some information which he
thought it should have in deciding the
of money the Big Four should
pay i'm taxes, does not seem To be sat
isfactory TO members of the railroad
commission. They are inclined to the
belief that Kelley's usefulness To the
commission is at an end 1t seems
that Kelley was formerly an attorney
for the Big Four, which makes his APP
peal to the tax commissioners appear
that he is more solicitous for the well
fare of the Big Four than he is for the
interests of the state. Kelley was in
discreet To say the least.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

If there ever was a Give one" that
one is Hon. Chase $. Osborn of Sault
Ste Marie. Read his Flint speech on
the first page of this issue and see If
you do not agree with us. Mr.. Osborn
has lots more just like that Flint talk
which he will elucidate during the
campaign. There will be no lull i'm
the Osborn boom. II is living affair
which VIII grow in Importance as the
days roll on.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11
UPPER PENINSULA
Brook Trout for the U. p

Brook Trout for the U. p
superintendent Harry Marks of the
Sault Ste. Marie fish hatchery reports
that he has received consignment of
10000 brook trout. The speckled
beauties came from the Paris (Mich.)
hatchery and are to be distributed
among streams of the upper PENN
sula.
Physician WEEDS Ward
a romance had its elimination at
Gladstone when Miss Mary V. LOTUS,
a school teacher of that city, was
married to DIR. David N. Kee, one of
the leading physicians of Gladstone.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

After considering all of the barnacles
on the Michigan ship of state. Chase
S. Osborn has concluded that Govern
or Warner, although honest and sim
cere, is a better judge of cheese than
of men. "Them's our sentiments"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Why not have DIR. Cook lead that
south pole expedition? 1t would settle
once and for all the question of his
whereabouts and give him an oppor-
tunity TO retrieve himself. How could
they find him? Why, by advertising,
of course.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Now comes Dir. Henry Thibault Of
Scott Arkansas. with an anaesthetic
which the faculty of the University Of
Kansas Medical college declare to be
superior to stovaine or any other. The
new anaesthetic is a well known drug
in new role-quinine. 1t is injected
locally. and it's effect lasts for days
n great advantage in many operations.
which require considerable time. or are
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

The bride, LETT an orphan AT an carry
age, was raised in the family of DIR.
Kee, whose wife died several years
ago. The affection of the foster par
ent ripened into that of a closer re-
lation and the quiet ceremony at the
/ home of DIR. Kee was the result. The
ceremony was performed by the pas
tor of the Presbyterian church at
Gladstone and was witnessed only by
few of the most intimate friends of
the couple.
Burglars Raid Esesnaba Store
After giving Escanaba long rest
from their depredations, burglars have
again begun operations. Late the
other night the combination meat mar
ket and grocery store of Richer and
Longtin at 22O Stephenson avenue was
broken into by unknown persons who
took about forty dollars worth of the
best quality of meats and canned
goods i'm stock. Entrance to the store
was effected through a side window,
which was broken to an extent that
enabled the passage OF human body.
Exit was made the same way, as all
the doors were still locked when the
fact of the burglary was discovered.
1t is supposed owing to the nature of
the burglary, that it was committed
by home talent.
Ministers to Form Society
The organization of a Twin City
Ministerial association, composed of
pastors of the churches of Escanaba
and Gladstone was made certain at
n meeting of the ministers of the two
cities at Escanaba. The visiting min
listers were Rev. George c. Empson,
Rev. G. A. Ekman and Rev. E. J.
Warren. The Escanaba ministers
present were Rev Frederick Spence,
Rev. L. Il. Williams, Rev. f. w.
Ainslee, Rev. c. A. Lund, Rev. Edward
Berntsen and Rev. a. l.. Pearson.
Following the discussion of the sub
ject plans for organizing the Twin
City association was taken up and
il was definitely decided to hold the
organization meeting in Escanaba
early i'm April. Plans were also made
for the next three meetings, the fol-
lowing subjects being decided upon
for discussion - at those sessions:
Modern Thought, the Scriptures,
Their Inspiration and Contents"
Modern Thought and1 the Deity of
Christ" Modern Thought and Mir
acles." After the close of the session
the ministers were the guests of Rev.
Frederick Spence at q luncheon at
the New Ludington Hotel
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

The japanese Hello" at the tele-
phone is "Moshi Mosh!" "Ano ne!"
with the accent on the may"
Iceboats have long been i'm use, and
now a German inventor has patented
n simple sail vehicle, which makes
far progress over good roads.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Thaw's most recent attempt to get
out of Matteawan failed. If he keeps
on trying he may find a judge who
will turn him loose.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

John l.. has married again. The old
gladiator always was a fearless fellow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Oh one OF the best road engIneo,.
England to go to Seattle and , ara, In
an address. Upon his inyltn,,a s''er
II. Thompson, city engineer Of sn..i H.
ana Prof. Samuel Lancaster ., "'ue'
state University OF washine,on VI TIE
@ken to England and enjoyed = we're
months trip inspecting roads IL 'a'ee
country" !" mat
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11

Chase Osborn has Pat Kelley on the
defensive and he's going to keep him
there, too
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1910.

Finland has new diet. So have the
meat boycotters.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-02-11
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION;
BY Mail or Carrier.

Complaints OF irregularity in deliv-
cry will receive prompt and thorough
investigation.
Old subscribers wishing TO change
their addresses must furnish old as
well as new addresses in each instance
New subscriptions may be ordered
by telephone, mail or carrier. or in
person at the company's office.
Publication and Printing Office, 104
Fifth Street, Calumet
Michigan.
Entered at the Post Office at Calumet,
Michigan, as Second Class
Mail Matter.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
TO BUILD PIANO FACTORY
Schneider & Mueller Company Plans
Big Plant.
W. H. sCHMOLLER RETURNS HOME
President of Company Back frous
Europe and steps Are Taken TO
Get Factory site for Factory
for Huge Output.

william H. Schneider. president Of the
SCHNEIDER & Mueller Piano company, re-
turned from a two months trip 70 Europe
Friday and IN connection with his return
the company annoL noes that IL is open for
negotiations for a factory site or factory
with a capacity Of SEQ pianos a year and
room for enlurEements OF the works.
The new factory is TO build the make
known as the Schneider & Mueller" ex-
clusively. this make being valued at 500.
thus making an output OF u.5ooOo the
first year. Two hundred and fifty 20 900
men would be needed for the first year.
One Of the main requirements OF the new
site is that IL shall have trackage facilities,
as the company is handling a large per
sonal mail order business OF 1900 pianos
besides supplying over leo Wholesale
agencies in Nebraska, Iowa and South Da-
kota-
II possible the company wishes to settle
in Omaha, but may be obliged to go to
RalstOn or some other small town near
here
one Of the chief reasons for the need OF
a new factory is that during the last year
the company has found itself at times as
much as thirteen car loads OF pianos be-
hind on its mail order business. Orders
have been filled by this department in
Cuba, Hawaii. Haiti. Mexico, Canada and
one from Nazareth. Palestine. during the
last year
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
MISS EVA LANG BUYS A PLAY
IN WHICH SHE WILL STAR
Purchases DramattEed Version of
''Tens of the storm Country
for Her own Use.

Miss Lang does not propose to end her
days playing leads with a stock company,
be that company ever 80 good, nor the
parts she has to enact the best that may
be obtained. She feels the prompungs OF
an ambition to go out and show the world
that she has talent and ability OF a proper
sort To do this, she has contracted for
new play, now under construction by a
well known dramatic writer, and to be
delivered to her at an early date. 1t 10 to
be a dramatization OF Tess OF the Storm
Country" the popular novel by Grace
Miller White. The play is being made from
the book by Rupert Hughes. and Will soon
be in Miss Eang's hands.
This departure by Miss Lang does not
imply that any change impends at the
Boyd for It is understood to be her inten-
ton to conclude the work OF the stock
season there, and take her new drama
on the road next season. The play will be
offered in Omaha some time during the
present season at a date to be determined
on later.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
BIG REWARD FOR LOST CROSS
Mrs. c. ID. Keller, who Lest Trinket
Set with Eleven Gems, Offers
$3.50 for Its Return.

A diamond cross containing eleven fine
stones lost by Mrs. c. B. Keller or Twen-
ty-first and Cass streets last Monday night
will bring a reward OF $50 to the lucky
finder. The brooch was probably dropped
from Mrs. Kellers waist while she was
boarding a street car Monday night and
when she was crowded In the Jam that got
on and off the cars AZ Twentieth and
Dodge during the confusion caused by the
viaduct accident when tariffic was badly
muddled.
The cross was concealed on Mrs KeIler's
gown by her jacket and she did not know
OF its loss until she reached home The
reward will be given TO whoever returns
the jewels and no questions will be asked
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
Omaha Danes
to Attend Meet
Two Hundred and Fifty Members Of
Brotherhood Leave Wednesday
for Quadrennial Meeting.

Two hundred and fifty members OF the
Danish Brotherhood of America will leave
Omaha Wednesday via the Rock Island
en- route to Fresno, Cal. to attend the
quardiennial meeting OF thar organization.
The train will travel there over the rock
Island. Denver & Rio Grande and the
Southern Pacific lines, arriving in Fresno
Monday morning at S o'clock
The meeting place OF the eastern MEM
bers is Omaha. All this week the mem
bers will be gathering here preparatory 20
going out Wednesday. At present the Of
ficers of the association are in Omaha for
a preliminary meeting to arrange details
Oh the big convention and go over accounts
to submit to the meeting. The list of Of
ncers is: Supreme president, H H Vogt of
Davenport, Ia; supreme vice president
Merlin Larsen OF Racine. Wis. supreme
secretary, J. Michaelsen OF Omaha: SUI
preme treasurer, R Rasmussen of Chi
cage; supreme trustees. H Gydesen OF St
Paul, F. Petersen OF Council Bluffs and
T. P. Nielsen Of Seattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
NEBRASKA AND IOWA PATENTS
Men who Are Rewarded for Having
Perfected Some Inven-
tions.

Official list Of letters patent for invsn-
tons issued from the United States patent
office at Washington, D. c., to inhabitants
Of Iowa and Nebraska for the week ending
September "A. as reported from the office
OF Willard Eddy. solicitor of patents and
counselor in patent causes, SIS Paxton
block, Omaha. Neb.:
Robert Chadwick OF Lexington. Neb.,
train ventilator.
Daniel S. Dfllenback OF Hastings, Neb,
cot ping for neckyokes and vehicle tongues
John NJ. Gamble of Burlington, Ia, self
locking ticket window closure.
Joseph Karmann, jr., Of Stanton, Neb,
band cutter.
Albert Il Neller Of Fairfield. Ia, coupling
for pipes, shafts, etc,
BennOni Phelps OF Hawarden, Ia, picture
exhibitor.
Mlcajah L. Poulter OF Stockport, Ia,
clutch.
William Schumacher of Readlyn, Ia, door
latch.
Samuel A. steadman OF Manchester. Ia,
neckyoke center.
Theodore ]. steen Of st. Paul. Neb, blind
fastener for harness.
Albert ]. Swanson OF Stockport, Ia, auto
matte music leaf turner.
Andrew ]. Wilfong OF Knoxville, Ia, en-
tensibie mail box support
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
JURY FOR LINCOLN TERM
Names Selected from Men Residing
at Different Places over
Nebraska.

The following is the jury drawn for Lin
coin at the coming term OF federal court
over which Judge T. c. Munger will pre-
side:
A A AFTER, T. W. Adams. Columbus; II.
;. Barnhart, Peru; Lon J. Berg, Kenesaw;
Roy Bisbee, Arlington; c. NJ Black, North
Bend, II. l. Boyd, Bladen; c. H. Bonney
Fairbury John Britt, Omaha; Adam Brady
Columbus; Samuel Burns, jr., Omaha:
Charles w. Chambers Table Rock; James
Cleary, Grand island Frank Clements,
Eagle; George Collins, GlenviIle; Bruce
EnslOw, Steinauer; J. W. Erwin Blair:
LOngren Folda- Clarkson; James ForSythe
Omaha. F. z. Garrett Hastings; John F
Gordon. Wisner; Herman Eehulse r.
Grand Island; Hans Johnson. Loup City;
Morris Hates Lincoln; Daniel Keller Lin
coins Bert Lewis, Tekamah; o. c. Leach.
Huxley; z. E. Lincoln, McCool; August
LOerke, Stanton; W. B. Martin, Albion:
Jacob A. Maxwell, Fremont; s. s. Nelson
Newman Grove; Henry Neiddig, Madison
]. E. Philips, Omaha; Homer B. Robinson
Columbus; Ed NJ Spear. Genoa: Samuel
Story, Tekamah; Jacob II. Sanders, Ash
land; Chester ]. Tracy, Loup City; Robert
Sloss North Bend.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
TEAMsTER COMMITS SUICIDE
n. w. Reynolds Takes Poison and At
tempts to Hide Fact that IL Was
Observation-Disclosures.

Robert w. Reynolds. teamster who
lives rear OF 1910 South Tenth street. lies
in st. Joseph's hospital. following an at
tempt at suicide Saturday.
Reynolds. who Is married, and has q wife
and child. Is said to have been drinking
heavily and gambling. Last night he
came home about o'clock and told his
wife he had been poisoned She evidently
gave little heed to his tale. for 1t was al
most an hour later before the police sta
ton was informed. When the ambulance.
with DIR. Bishop. got to the place the man
was unconscious and he was at once taken
to the hospital His breath smelied OF
carboIic acid. The police give no heed to
the mans statement that he was poisoned
They believe he made It to deceive his
wife and to account for his losses.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-26
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A baby daughter Was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Richardson yesterday morning.
Fred Fisher Is visiting in Omaha with
his brother. Mr. Fisher makes his home
at Anaconda
c. c. HOsewater. general manager OF The
Bee. returned yesterday from a vacation
OF several months.
Rev 8. d. ryner, rector OF 81 Andrews
church, and wife announces the arrival OF
q baby boy yesterday.
Ms Jeanette K Chambers has returned
from q visit az Hot Springs. s. D.. where
she spent a fortnight with her daughter
Mrs s. b. Jonea she is now with her
son. W. T. Chambers. AZ E24 Burt street