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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-10
WILL WELCOME ROOSEVELT
Elaborate Plans Made by ST. Louis
To Entertain Him.

To Entertain HIM.
ST. Louis. Mo-, oct. 10.-The pro-
gramme for Colonel Roosevelt from
the moment of his arrival here tomor-
row morning to his departure, has
been arranged. His special train will
arrive at the Union station at III a.
m. The reception committee Will be
headed by Governor Hadley Break
fast will be taken at the Hotel Jeffer-
son as the guest of the Business Mems
League. Breakfast will be followed
by an automobile ride about the city,
the party returning to the hotel in
time for n luncheon given by the Traf-
fic Club. In the afternoon Colonel
Roosevelt will attend the, aviation
meet and later he will address the
school children in North st. Louis. The
political portion of the programme viii
begin In the evening with dinner
given by the Republican state and city
organization, after which Colonel
Roosevelt will deliver his political ad-
dress In the Coliseum.
Al Hot Springs Today.
Hot Springs. Ark. Oct 1O.-Former
President Roosevelt visited Hot
Springs today and delivered an ad-
dress at the opening of the Arkansas
state Fair Prominent public men OF
several of the neighboring States join
ed with Governor Donaghey of Ark
ansas and Mayor Belding of Ho.
Springs i'm welcoming the distinguish
cd visitor. The city was decorated
for the occasion and filled with visit
ors from all over the State.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-10
Dietz Shot Oscar Harp.

Chippewa Falls, Wis. Oct. 1e.-Dis-
trlct Attorney Davis. of Sawyer coun-
ty. announced today that he will ar
raign John Dietz, the oldest two sons
and Mrs. Dietz at Hayward on the
warrants issued against them. The
preliminary hearings will be held this
week. The prisoners will be bound
over to the December term of circuit
court. Dietz gave himself up Sat
urday afternoon after being wounded
in the hand.
There are no other deputies missing
or wounded. All reported at Winter to-
Gay alive, save oscar Harp. forty five
years OF age, who was fatally shot in
the mouth and whose body was found
after the battle Saturday. John Dietz
shot Harp from the barn loft.
Today five hundred sightseers visit
ed the scene of the battle. Visitors
are hacking the Dietz cabin to pieces
in the desire for souvenir bullets,
which they dig from the logs. Leslie
Dietz was not wounded, but John
was shot twice through the right
hand
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-10
BIG VALUE FOR
THE MONEY spent
CHASE S. OSBORN DEFENDS REC
ORD AS RAILROAD coMMIs-
sToNER. MUCH ACCOM-
PLIsHED.

Detroit. Mich, oct. 10.-Chase S.
Osborn returned 20 Detroit Saturday,
after brief visit to Ann Arbor. and
campaign. He will REMAIN I'm Detroit
until next Wednesday when he opens
his speech making campaign in St.
Joseph
II see that Mr.. Hemans is pointing
To the fact that the expenditures in
the state railroad office increased en-
ormously during my term as railroad
commissioner" said MIR. Osborn
speaking of the issues of the cam
paign
Il only wish that he had gone far
enough to tell the people why they
were increased. IL would have made
more votes for me than / can make
for myself Whether his figures are
exactly right, | do not know. because
have no data on hand. but / ack-
nowledge frankly that l spent more
money than my predecessor,-but
sot something for il. When / became
railroad commissioner there was "a law
on the statue books which compel
/ led the railroads of the lower penin-
sula To grant fare Of two cents per
mile when the earning reach certain
! figure per mile. But no effort had
been made To ascertain whether the
earnings had reached the point fixed
| in the statute
II took the matter up Immediately
and, after fighting clear through to
the United States Supreme court. COM
PEELED n half dozen of the big roads
to grant the two-cent fare. This saw
I ed hundreds of thousands of dollars To
the people of Michigan, and is today
saving other thousands. The investi-
cation which led to the successful pros
ecution of the suits cost money and
spent it. also enforced the law with
regard to grade crossings. something
which had been a dead letter, and
more money was spent. / ordered
statistics on freight and passenger
rates, fatalities and other matters re-
lating to railroads, gathered from
every section of the world, so that we
might understand just where Michi-
gan stood on railroad matters. And
that cost money.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-10

Milwaukee, oct. 10.-Legal aid and
funds for his fight will be furnished
John Dietz through the Milwaukee
Dietz Defense committed At meet
ing saturday night between Hr. George
Kleinschmidt, leader of the band of
Dietz sympathizers. and Edward Fish
beck, and George Schultes, the other
members of the defense committee, 1t
was decided to call mass meeting to
get funds for the Dietz trial.
Hundreds of Dietz sympathizers
came to the headquarters of the Dietz
committee, 331 Wells street, TO ask
that some effort be made to free him.
All were determined to stand by the
defender OF Cameron Dam and furnish
money for bonds and legal defense at
the trial.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-10

Offers of money for the trial and
legal aid have been pouring in to DIR.
Kleinschmidt since his election as
commander in chief of the Milwaukee
Dietz forces. Up to the present date
81 900 has been subscribed toward free
ing Dietz This will be largely In
,roaea1
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-10-10

Don't despair over poor
business. Despair never did
and never will help. Ad-
vertise in The News. II
counts. II means success
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

Whipped Banks for certain. If
Price has whipped Steele we will
soon be clear of the Feds. We
have had some hard fights since
cav you last, The Augusta
tlt.le was the hardest. 1t was
tho 1st Of April, The next
G at Jacksonport the goth Of
.,il. Here We had one man
\ ljed. The next was on the east
M Of Cache river on the 22nd
3lApril. Here We lost three
J8a. Capt. Campbell, Adjutant
q pton Of Major Rutherlord's
J talon and a Lieutenant Of
:. jor McGee's Battalion, j. W.
liaua Of our company and
E.lao others were wounded. The
Mods lost nina killed and wound
Al besides several they carried
a1gay that were not counted. At
,Sckaonport they held the battle
ecund though we drove them
}%ek across Village Creek last
a1d were then ordered to retire,
8 Cache river we ran them six
gi!8s. Tom Huddleston COM
t. lands our company at this time.
II am coming home shortly, !
could have come with this scout
i15 had known in time that it was
eb.Ag cut. lneed some clothing
tgdly, but will try to make out
, mil | get home. ! have cloth
enough to make two shirts and a
! air Of pants if | can get ii home
tolore it is stolen, This Brigade
il in a hi Of fix, torn up by
cissatisfactions and desertions'
]7hon ! get home will tell you
al about it.
"Tney are paying off the SOL
eiiers now. The officers have all
,rawn their pay except me, |
/, as in command q the picket at
the time"
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

"There are enough jewels on
the fingers Of Baptist women Of
this state to pay off all tho in
debtedness Of our institutione Of
learning" declared Rev. T.. b.
johnson Of Texarkana Sunday,
This is u gentle hint for the ladies
to separate themselves from eomo
of their iioery, but we imagine
very few will be quick to pay off
old debts that way.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
THE EFFECT OF
JOHNSON'S VICTORY,

The syndicate which controls
the moving pictures of the Jeff.
rics- Johnson fight is having all
sorts Of trouble with its invest
mcnt. The ban has been placed
upon these pictures in many of
the leading cities and towns Of
the country on the ground that
their exhibition would stir up
racial prejudice and inoite riots
Ibetween the whites and blacks.
A wave of crime swept almost the
entire country for q day and
Knight following the victory Of
Johnson over JeiGries and many
Inegros were killed, and there is
no doubt but an exhibition Of the
Hight in moving pictures would
cause more trouble in most any
Ecommunity where they are
eshoWn.
\ 1t is to be regretted that a ne"
hero was ever permitted to con-
Nest for the worlds championship
Nh pugilism. Jack Johnson, a ne"
kgro, is now the champion fighter,
Sbut in winning the title he has
Bstirrod up trouble for his race
kthat will not be overcome in
Wears. In many sections Of the
X6outh the more intelligent ne
bros we're hoping for the defeat
Nj Johnson because they saw in
advance the i'll effect a victory Of
#he black man would have upon
Hheir race. But the more ignor-
hnt negro looks upon the victory
Mi Johnson as q SOrC Oh persOnal
Victory for himself and every
Mime he manifests this spirit there
Mill be trouble.
There is u constant effort upon
Mic part of conservative, intelli-
&ent people, especially in the
$outh, to keep peace between the
&aces. The defeat Of Jeiiries
onr's 10 r0,tin2 to those peo-
8le. The victory Of the negro
means much. Just exactly
&hat it means was seen all over
h. country Immediately follow
Xbg the fight,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
PROHIBITION.

a Rev. W. G. Helt Of Evansville,
indiana, has severed his connec-
lon with the anti-saloon league
Wf that state because that body is
demanding absolute state wide
xrohibition. Rev HelL has been
Nne Of the leading temperance
Workers Of his state, and il 10
Rid Of him that he has been
hrgely instrumental in making
8any counties "dry," but he de-
Jlares it is not yet time to de-
Mand statewide prohibition, and
Mat in so doing the anti saloon
hague will lose much Of its in"
hence and also much or the
\ xSrritory it has already gained
M II Is q fact that many OF the
9ading prohibitionists and best
len Of Arkansas do not favor the
Y lea Of making fight for state"
Wido prohibition in this state at
n is time, In the past few years
hder local option laws prohibl'
bn has made rapid strides in
Is state until now the number
counties in which whisRey is
I'd is very few, and prohibition
nders will agree that 10 not Diff
tult to enforce the laws against
hIskey selling in counties
here public sentiment 10 against
Q Illegal sale Of intoSicants, 1t
\ Il fact that will be established
4 tho matter comes to q test that
any citizens who always vote
&oinst the sale Of whiekey under
e local option law will not vote
pr atate- wide prohibition. Loo.
option gives the people Of every
Punty the to right dispose of the
hiskey question as 1t sees fit
hd is the iaire9A settlement OF
at problem. Local option is in
ho with democratic principles.
great deal 10 being accom-
4 ished In this state under local
btion, and those who are inter"
in the suppression of the
| hiskey traffic, some Of them at
pct, are not slow 10 realize that
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
An old WAR LETTER
Copy OF Letter Written Daring Civil War
By ,ieut. j. N. Line.

Editor Record. i have recent
ly obtained po.9cgsion Of e letter
written by my father, Lieut., J.
N, Line, to my mother during the
Civil War and thought that proo-
ably il would be of Sufficient in
teresJ to the public to warrant its
publication. It was written il
camp with a lead pencil and 5on2
Of the writing is almost ohliterat"
ed. However, | think h$ye 'eo-
cured . fairly correct copy Of the
moot Interesting parts Of IT, IL
waa not enclosed in an envelope,
but was 8ont by q scout Of Con-
federato soldiers and bore the ia.
structiors to leave il at '"R. H..
BlackbUrn's Or at Hookrum" "
j. A. LINE,
Mavyilln. Ark,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

H. L. Rommols says the state
board of election commissioners
was unfair to the republican
party in the appointment Of eIec-
ton commissioners when that
board met a few days ago, Very
many people in this state still
have q vivid recollection Of the
treatment democrats received at
the hands Of the republicans
when their party was in power
and Mr.. Remmel would have but
little kick coming even if his
charges were true.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

The Arkansas Socialists have
placed candidates Ia the field for
governor and secretary Of stato,
Dan W, Hogan is the nominee
for governor and Wells Letovre
for secretary Of state, Both
these gentlemen are residents OF
Sebastian county,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

Congressman W, p. BrownIow
died at his home at Johnson City,
Tenn, Friday Of Rright's dis
ease, at the age OF 60 years
Congressman Brownlow was
thrown on his own resources at
the age Of 10 years and died u
wealthy man, He had served
sixteen years in congress and
was very popular in his district
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

Speaker Joseph Cannon, Gar
Of the lower house Of congress,
is making q house to house can
voss of the DanviIlo, Ill., district
as a candidate for rq'electio0,
1t is said that the Dahvillo dis
trict will keep "Unclo Joo" il
congress as long as he lives, but
a large part Of the country trusts
that he will not be made speaker
of the house quito that long.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

In u speech at Charleston,
Franklin county, the other day
Senator Jeff Davis said a south
ern man who votes The republican
ticket ought TO be bored for She
hollow horn. Our republican
friends will no doubt object TO
such an operation, and really we
can't blame thom.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

ers were past forty years OF age
LII. L. Richardson, 304 pound
democrat, made the game a sure
victory for his party by putting
the ball over the fence for a
home run when the bases were
full,
Lizzie Arnold, an old negress
said to be 115 years old, died at
her home near Sulphur Rock a
low days ago. She was an ex-
slave and the greater part of her
life had been spent in Northern
Arkansas.
In o fight recently between q
small boy and q game rooster at
Walnut Ridge, Roy Palmer the
boy, camo out second best. He
was spurred so badly that the
rooster broke off one Of his spurs
in the boys toes,
A quail that was being pur-
sued by a hawk flew through a
window Of the house Of W. A.
Studdard in Baxter county one
day lately, breaking the glass,
piece Of which struck Miss Ber"
tha Studdard in the face,
Charles Thomas, who conducts
a store at Manson, Randolph
county, was arrested and tried
on the charge Of selling booze
at Pocahontas one day last week.
Upon the hearing Of the teati"
mony Thomas was released.
At Walnut Ridge a few days
ago Pete Barre and Nick Barre
were arraigned before a justice
Of the peace on perjury charges
ia connection with the Laneston
case, Both waived examination
and their bonds were placed at
1000 each,
SimQn Hixon, a colored boy
about twelve years Of age, was
drowned the after part of last
week in White river near New
port, Illxon with several other
boys were in swimming when the
boy vontured in too far and was
drowned before help could reach
him.
In attempting to cross the
track ahead Of an electric car at
Hoxio one day recently, Willie
Fletcher, u ll-year-old lad,
was thrown down between tho
rails, the entire car passing over
him, but luckily mono Of his limbs
got on the rails, hence ho was
injured but little,
Mayor Boyoe Of Newport has
issued m order giving all dis"
reputable characters Of that city
ten days in which 10 leave town.
he declares that the cred light"
district which has 80 long iniest-
ed tho town shall be q thing Of
tho past, and has instructed tho
officers TO diligently enforce tho
ordor8
A lady, operating a fortune
telling show at Pocahontos duP-
ing u picnic last week. became
inluriated with her husband be-
cause Of his refusal to assist her
with tho show and caused much
excitement among tho crowd
when che administered q good,
sound thrashing to the negligent
hubby, She WAS fined $40 and
costs,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

OF course it was an old bachol"
a Who said that women ought to
noid their tongues occas'onalIy
in order to give their thoughts u
chance to catch up. :
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

forcing the question of absolute
prohibition at this time might
bring more disastrous than good
results.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

There's no place like
home if it has an
Edison PhOH09r5ph
The finest Band, Or.
chestra, Vocal and other
Music by the ablest talent
in the world is brought into
your home 10y the Edison,
oSold on easy terms"
Waller MctcaW, aQGa
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

Former President Roosevelt
has announced that he viii speak
in Indiana in the interest Of Sen"
ator Boveridso, who ia q c"ndl-
lata Ger r9sc'to'io3, %h0ctor
Beveridgo is one Of the leaders OF
the insurgent republicans and is
really one of thq best mon of his
party, His opponent is John W,
Kern, formerly democratic cam
didate for vice president.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

An eDterprising newspaper
correspondent sent out tho news
from Rogers q few days since
that Gov. Donaghey had an
nounced at that place that he
would be e candidate for United
States senator to succeed Senator
Davis, Gov, Donaghey denies
having made the statement and
declares ho is too busy just now
building the state house to think
OF future campaigns.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
OUR STOCK or DRY GOODS
IS COMPLETE

" yOR are not already "a cNSc02'"
eg OF ours. we car make ii tn your
interest tN fan i'm line. We have
stock OF MeHS' and S0yS' Clothing
that wiz please any one and our
prices win convince yOu GhaC you
shONid bHy from NS. LET us myoWF
wants win honest G0Ods.
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
YloRtb ERRansds

Reyno is to have a big picnic
tomorrow,
A new brick plant is in opera
ton at Pocahontag,
Newport has a new three-story
hotel with all the modern equip
ments.
Mrs. Frank Bales of Bryan
township, Jackson county, died
recently,
Bill Engle Of Calico Rock cap
tured a fine silver fox one night
last week.
The Baxter county court had o
busy session at Mountain Home
last week.
steps are being taken to or
ganizo q Land Congress in BaX-
ter county,
Postmaster Patterson of Calico
Rock is confined to his home with
appendicitis,
A prOtraCted meeting ig in
progress in the Christian church
at Calico Rock,
The summer term OF the COM
mercial college at Calico Rock
opened Monday.
Thomas Lusk of Smithyille, a
veteran of the Civil war, died
one day of last week.
Henry Staus and jim Giesler
of Black Rock found a $3.50
pearl in Current river last week,
The contract for building the
Methodist church at Newport has
been let and work will soon be-
gin.
In a published statement Of
its financial condition, the First
National Bank Of Newark gives
S5G, ,528 26 as its individual de-
posits,
James Adair exhibited a cotton
t'o9o at ,la~orE on the 5th
inst, The first for independence
county.
The lizard Confederate reunion
will be held at Melbourne on tho
10th, 2lat and 22nd Of tho pres
ent month.
The Arkansas Silica and Sand
Company is expected to resume
operations at Guion soon, The
company has been tied up in liJI-
cation for some time,
A terrific storm struck lmbo-
den several days ago, damaging
and crops 10 the extent
of several thousands Of dollars,
Mablo Atway, u little girl Of
5wifton, happened to u very
painful accident lately whom she
on q tin can, badly cut
ting her foot
W. W. Wallace was arraigned
and held in justice court ut Wal
nut Ridge last week on The
charge Of bootIogging and his
bond was placed AT 800,
w. f. MoCorkie Of Lako VIII
age has accepted The position rs
cashler Of tho Lawrence County
Bank at Walnut Ridge to euo-
ceod Dolph Sloan, who has re-
8igned,
Judge Coffin has ordered u
specal grand jury in Lawrence
county to be drawn on next
for the purpose Of pass
ing on the case Of j, G, Langaton,
hold for tho murder Of A, w.
5hirey'
j. W, Lindley'9 residence at
Battlo Axe, Jackson county, WAS
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15
MaXyiIle, Ark,

"Camp Boan, Cross County,
Ark, East Of Crow,oy's Ridge.
May Il, 1854,
g" "* I write you a few lines
10 haste. J am weu, @'* We
are here grazing our horses and
trying to recruit them as they are
in bad condition for any service,
though better than they have
been. We are going through d.
yers changes in the way Of COM
mandcrs. We were first under
the. commend Of Gen, McRae.
lie turned US over to Col, Me-
Ray; McRay turned US over to
Col. Dobbins and DObbins trans
ferred US to the command Of Gen,
W. G.. Adams Now they are
trying to get Col, Freeman as
commander Of this district This
| think Will not take at head"
though any way viii
suit me il We can get rid Of the
yankees.
"Priee has whipped Steele ]
understand. Kirby Smith has
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

A Now York broker committed
Micido tho other day to escape
the heat, but the Memphis Com
morcial Appeal suggests that he
may have ran right into IT,
Sharp County record., 1910-07-15

Poor old jim jeifries got licked
good and strong, but he modo
something like $4,000 FROM the
fight, This fact was u soothing
balm 10 his wounds,
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-30
Personal Mention

Mayor George Neale returned last
night from 4 trip 10 Tucson.
Justice owen Mupky Of Lowell
spent yesterday in Courtland on bust
ness.
District Attorney John S. Williams
went 10 Douglas last night
George E. Buxton is in Tucson Oh
business.
Attorney Robert French of Douglas
spent yesterday in the city on bust
s~sS- conn-cced with the -rorK estate
Mrs. Frank Moore of Rucker is Wis
ting Mrs. J. L. Bown of Warren.
Mrs c. X Reynolds is visiting in
Fl Paso
Ed Barnett is spending the day at
the Hunt ranch in the Sulphur Springs
valley
J. P. Casey was in the city yester-
Gay on his way home TO FL Paso.
Hon. J. E Morrison and wife are
expected TO return from Phoenix this
morning
County Treasurer c. W. Hicks and
his son Edward are spending the day
in B'sbee- They viii go TO Douglas
Monday where Edward takes a position
in one OF the banks there.
City Attorney Fred Suffer, who has
been spending several days in the
country is expected to return today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-30
SUN AND SNOW.

conletinses Help tire Hair to Go.
IN am ehangeable innate the hsi-
Is apt to become brittle aud to break
CT STUDY here and there. This makes
: hair-dressing almost a necessity,
espec ally 10 ladies'. In using a naiT
dressing why not get the best, one
hat comtiles with it the efficiency in
killing the dandraR germ. the germ
that es.s the hair of a. the roots.
causing what is vailed falling hair.
AM in tine badness. Newbro's
iierpicide" is shat kind Of a hair
trfssing- YoH have no idea how de-
i2huul your scalp viii feel, and how
stylish your hair vi I appear. after an
application or two o Herpicide. Il
Is certainly a wonderful innovation
as scalp an ipseptic and hair-dress-
ing. Sold by leading druggists.
Send 10c in stamps for sample to The
Herpicide Co. Detroit. Mich. One
Collar bottles guaranteed
Dishee Drug Co. Special Agents.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-30
NOTICE 10 The puauc

From and after the first day Of
January. 1910. | will make a rate Of
SIZE one way on the mail hack
Hachita to Sylvanite, ana IRON
Haehita TO Sylvan:te and return a
rate of $500. The NAL hack viii
leave Sylyanite for Haehita at S
o'clock a. N. and arrives In Hachita at
il O'Clock a m. and leaving Hachits
for SyIvsnite at l o'clock. arriving IN
Sylvan.te at 5 O'Clock D. m.
All parties wishing to travel Win
me will get the very best OF service
and attention possible. You viii al
ways find me on hand al the stable
opposite the depot. That will be ny
Office hereafter and the place TO get
the hack | also save good rigs and
the best teams In the country 10 fufn-
.sh those wishing To hire their oGn
conveyance which vii be let al Fe9
sonable figure. Respectfully
G. W. RICHARDS.
Owner Of mail line and propr etsr
Of The Hschita livery and feed stabls.
p3rhita y. NJ