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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-28
Roosevelt's Glass Celebrates.

Cambridge. June 2S.-The Harvard
law school set the commencement pace
today. although the class celebrations
especially that of 1880 i'm which Roose-
welt was graduated also held attention.
The law school alumni had as orator
of the day Attorney General Wicker
sham. The Roosevelt class of 80 jour-
neyed to Bluehills. where all sorts OF
sports were enjoyed by athletes of 30
years ago. Roosevelt will not be at
these obseryances.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-28

Can you att;ad to more
business II so, let The News
carry your ads. II reaches
the people that mako bust
ness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-28

Can you attend to more
carry your ads. II rsschss|
businsss7 " 90, let The Nsws|
the people that mako busi-|
ness.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-28
Roosevelt Goes to Boston.

New York, June 2S.-Roosevelt de-
parted at 10 o'clock this morning foI
Boston to attend the Harvard COM
mencement exercises.
Roosevelt came from Sagamore Hill
to New York i'm an automobile and kept
secret the hour of his departure tc
avoid the crowds lie will preside al
Ea meeting of the Harvard alumni to-
morrow and make short speech.
1t was raining all night at oyster
Bay. but Roosevelt decided not to Civ,
up the trip to New York by automobile
Il got safely to the station" he said
"and thought / would reach the com
partment unseen, but an old letter car.
rier who first nominated me for 'th'
assembly nearly thirty years ago. rec
ognized me, and came up to shake
hands. Then the station employees
gathered around, but l managed t.
reach the car"
Roosevelt was alone i'm the compart'
ment when the train started.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
THE SLIPPERY" ONE
STILL CHAMPION
Lewis Conner of Darby Falls
Before Experience of
Dillon Monday.

1t was only after the hardest kind
of wrestling that "Slippery" Dillon
was able to dispose of Lewis Conner
of Darby at the Lucas opera house
Monday evening. The match started
out with a rush, Dillon pinning his
opponent to the mat I'm four minutes
and getting the first fall. While both
men were on their feet Dillon secured
a flying fall with a quickness that
brought the large crowd present to
it's feet.
At the end of the first fall it seemed
easily Dillon's match, but Conner
came back and displayed wonderful
gameness. Several times he worked
Dillon to the mat, only to have the
slippery one wriggle from his hold.
After wrestling for Sc minutes, Dillon
secured a half Nelson and crotch hold
and soon had his opponent on the mat
Conner was a surprise to most of the
crowd, being of fine physique and Dill
Ions match in strength. Dillon knew
more of the science of wrestling, which
won the match for him. A large
crowd was present. The match was
refereed by J. J. Fitzglbbon.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
GETTING READY FOR THE
COUNTY FAIR
Ravalli Fair Commission is
Organized and Prelimi-
nary Plans Made.

The county fair commission, consist
ing of w. ]. Tiedt, P. ]. Shannon, ].
M. Cobb, H. c. Croft and Henry Buck
met Saturday in the new chamber of
commerce building, organized and dis.
cussed the preliminaries. Ali mem
bers were present except Mr.. Buck,
Mr.. Tiedt was chosen chairman, Mr.
Odea secretary and Mr.. Croft treas.
urer. Another meeting will be held a
fortnight hence.
All members were enthusiastically
of the opinion that most successful
fair is forthcoming. Hearty support
is promised from all quarters.
It was tentatively decided to hold a
three days fair about the middle ot
September. The exact dates will be
announced after comforting with the
secretary of the state fair.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
TO Be BUILT At ONCE

Thaddeus S. Lane aud v. H. Cal
houn, officers Of the Montana Inde-
pendent Telephone company, we're in
Hamilton Thursday aud purchased a
lot on south Second street as the site
of the telephone exchange to be built
at once. The lot was owned by F. D.
Dudley of Darby. The sale was made
by Guuniss s. Monty.
The building will be a two-story
brick structure with basement and a
front of white enameled pressed brick,
trimmed with terra Gotta, and will be
25x70 feet in size. 1t will cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000 and will be
similar to the one erected by the COM
pany at Missoula, One floor will be
used by the company for Its offices
while the other will be rented.
The two gentlemen were accom-.
panied to Hamilton by George H. Mel.
son of the firm of Nelson g. Peterson
contractors, of Butte and Spokane
who have the contract for constructing e
the building. Mr.. Nelson stated that
he would begin work by the middle oi
this month and that the building
would be completed in 90 days.
Mr.. Lane sta-ed that the sudder
change in the plans of the company ir
regard to quarters here was prompted
by the strong belief in the future
growth of Hamilton. II am very
agreeably surprised" Mr. Lane said
ito see such manifestations of healthy
growth here, and it is our purpose tt
erect building that will be credi
to the company and the city wher
Hamilton has grown to twice it's pres
ent size. We like the city and we ar.
willing to pin our faith to its future
which is bound to be all we expect
In regard to the construction of tn,
lines within the city V. H. Calhoun
who has charge of this work for th'
company, stated that all the poles
cable, wire and material was in tn,
city and that construction would b.
begun by April Is.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
COMMISSIONERS BUY
NEW ROAD GRADER

The board of county commissioners
at the monthly meeting which is held
the first of every month, examined the
reports of the supervisors which were
approved and warrants drawn for the
payment of the same.
The board voted that the county
purchase Road King grader, the cost
of which is to be $3.50. 1t was also
voted to purchase new and more COM
Portable chairs for the jurors of the
district court.
The report of the viewers appointed
for the road petitioned by Thomas
Tillman and others, was accepted, but
the petition was rejected. In regard
to the road petitioned for by c. r.
Wagner and others the matter was
laid over until later meeting. The
petition of George Hudson and others
for the changing of road in Hatnil-
ton Heights was granted and it was
ordered that the present road be dis
| continued.
The board decided to sell the north
50 acres of the poor farm and it was
decided to advertise for bids at once.
No bid for less than 500 an acre will
be considered, and It will be sold to
the highest cash bidder.
J. F. Sharp, principal of the Ste
vensville schools, was appointed as a
mem ber of the county educational ex-
amining board in place of Professor
c. c. Williamson, the outgoing men,
| Der.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
BUILDERS AND BRICK.
LAYERS ARE BUSY
Many Business Blocks and
Dwellings are Under
Construction.

Builders and bricklayers are very
busy nowadays in Hamilton.
The first story of the Hotel Hamil-
ton annex is up.
Excavation is progressing rapidly
for the Gage Mercantile Co. block
opposite The Western News office and
ground is cleared for the Kelly & John
son building on north Second street.
w. p. O'Brien let the contract yes
terday for his new block on Main to
Olson s. Johnson of Missoula.
Construction work will soon be
under way on DR.. McGrath's block.
The plans have been completed for
this fine business block on the
south side of Main street, between the
Edwards building and the Ravalli
County bank block. The building
will have frontage Of fifty feet and
depth of eighty feet, containing two
store rooms on the FIRST floor with a
stairway between. There will be
eleven rooms in the second story, with
two office suites of two rooms each in
front.
The front will be of terra Gotta and
pressed brick, giving it the finest ap'
pearance of any building in town
The windows will all be of plate glass
The structure will be heated by steam
and finished in the most modern style
Contractors are preparing bids and
as soon as the couract is let work or
the block will commence.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
THE new COUNCIL
TO SETTLE THE TIE

At the meeting of the city council
Wednesday night the vote of the
recent election was canvassed and an
error found by which every candidate
in the first ward had been given ten
votes more than he was entitled to.
BY subtracting this, the totals were
decreased, the ma jorities remaining as
before.
Louis Peterson for alderman in the
first ward will be settled by the new
council electing one of the men.
The contract to establish an official
grade for sidewalks was awarded
Blakeslee, Eidt & Hawkins for $448.
Lee Stephens was given perrnis-
sion to remove walk from his lots.
W. P. O'Brien was given permission
to erect brick block on Main street
on the site of his present wooden
structure
A petition from o. E. Smith asking
for the privilege of operating pea
nut stand on the street was grated
}. Carr and Earl Peck petitioned the
council for permission to locate &
lunch wagon on Main street in from
of the saloon owned byW. P. O'Brine
Permission was granted on condition
that the wagon be brought onto tn,
street not earlier than 6 p. N. ant
should be removed by midnight.
license fee of SIS for the use of tn,
street was also imposed.
A communication from w. w. Nc
Crackin reminded the council of the
expiration, at an early date, of the
insurance policies covering the city
hall. After much discussion it wa.
decided that the insurance of $4,000
be divided between MIR. McCrackir
and Johnston Brothers, each to b,
awarded policy of $4,000.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
Mr.. Moody Did Not Au.
thorize Statement,
Editor The Western News:

Editor The Western News:
An article was published in your
valuable paper of April 6, during
my absence in St. Paul, referring
to my resignation as manager of
the land department of the Bitter
Root Valley Irrigation Co. that
was not authorized by me.
have investigated the matter
and it develops that your reporter
interviewed one of my associates
during my absence, who wrote the
article, not only without authority
but contrary to my specific instruc-
tions.
do not wish to reflect to the
slightest extent on your reporter or
your paper but do wish your read
ers to know the truth.
w. l. MOODY.
Hamilton, Mont, April 13, 1910.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
HAMILTON SHOTGUN MEN
AFTER DUPONT TROPHY

Hamilton shotgun men are greatly
interested in the contest for the
Du Pont trophy, silver medal, hung
up by the Du Pont powder people,
which began last Sunday. Contest
will run through six shoots. each con-
testant having $50 birds. The score
last Sunday resulted as follows:
Richie, 10; Heffner, 20; DAILY, 9;
NIcol, II; Stewart, Is.
Buchen, 10; Barnwald, II; Groo, %;
Crawford, 10; Burbonia, 10; Wellever,
II.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
Attention Automobiles!

A meeting of the Ravalli Automo.
bile club will be held at the city hall,
Hamilton, Thursday evening, April
IA, at 7:3O O'Clock, which you are all
urgently requested to attend. Busi-
ness of importance relative to good
roads. r. L. OWENS, Sec.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13

Our line of farm machinery is
Plows, IA in, 12 in and 8 in; Spike
rows; Peoria Grain Drill
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
.BARR|LL AND DEEGAN
REAL ESTATE AGENTS

Edward Barrill of Darby and Geo.
W. Deega an, former advertising solici-
tor for The Western News, have
formed a copartnership and will con-
duct a real estate agency. Both enjoy
wide acquaintance, are hustlers
after business and will doubtless do a
land Office business.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
Doing Business at Old Stand.

c. r. Bell, the hustling real estate
man, is doing business at the old
stand. Last week he sold the Lazonby
property, north Third street, to E,mer
Bliss for $3.50. If you have anything
to sell, or want to buy, see Bell. 26 1t
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13
MIR. Bennett is Here.

FL. Bennett, president of the Bit
ter Root Valley Irrigation Co., arrived
from Chicago yesterday and expects
to remain in the valley week or ten
days.
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13

For Sale-Settings of pure single
comb brown leghorns, $1 per setting
of is eggs. Stiles ranch, Hamilton
Heights. IS 4t
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13

Mules for sale. One span four years
old and one span FIVE years old.
Fine big mules and we'll broken.
VIM. Morris Hotel Darby. 24-tf
The Western news. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1890-1977, 1910-04-13

For Sale-At Corvallis, fancy seed
oats, 81 65 per hundred, Address M.
L. Smith, Florence, Mont. 25-2t
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
Wilmington Gas Co., 70; Brookwood, )
DELAWARE LOSES
HER TRACK MEET
Muhlenberg College Athletes
Beat Newark Boys "a to 81

ALLENTOWN. Pa, May 9.-At
dual track meet on Saturday on Muh-
lenberg Field between Muhlenberg
College and Delaware College, of New
ark, Del, Muhlenberg won by "A points
to 50. Summaries:
100-yard dash-Won by Shelly, Muh-
lenberg; Eberle, Muhlenberg, second;
Kidd, Delaware. third. Time, 10 as
seconds.
sSO-yard run-won by Toebke,
Muhlenberg; second, Bisler, Mullen
berg; third, Sawden, Delaware. Time
2.10 Ia.
16-pound shot put-Won by Skean.
Muhlenberg, 35 feet 3 inches; Haley
Delaware, 30 feeet II inches; Hag-
ner, Delaware. % feet IL inches.
220-yard hurdle--Won by Kleckner,
Muhlenberg; Hagner, Delaware, sec
ond; Taylor, Delaware, third. Time
20 1-5.
Discus throw-Won by Skean, Muh-
lenberg, 107 feet 3 inches; Eliason,
Delaware, 95 feet inches; Snyder,
Muhlenberg. SIS feet 2 inches.
Two mile run-Won by Keller. Muh-
lenberg: Janke, Muhlenberg, and ia
cobs Delaware, tied for second. Time,
1925.
Running broad 1ump-Won by Har-
vey, Delaware. 10 feet 1-2 inches;
Eberle. Muhlenberg, 10 feet inches;
Shelley, Muhlenberg, IS. feet IL
inches.
440-yard dash-Won by Kidd, Della
ware; Ennis, Delaware. second; Toeb-
Ike. Muhlenberg, third. Time 81 LIS.
Running high jump-Won by Eberle
Muhlenberg. s feet 3 "a inches; Hol-
ben, Nuremberg, second, feet inch;
HALEY and Harvey, Delaware. third
feet
22O-yard dash-Won by Kidd. Della
ware; Shelley Muhlenberg, second;
McCafferty, Delaware, and Quinn
Muhlenberg, third Time, 25 seconds
16-pound hammer throw-Won by
Eliason. Delaware. 9s feet; SlSean
Muhlenberg. 81 feet; Snyder, Mullen
berg. 50 feet inches.
12O-yard hurdle-Won by Kleckner,
Muhlenberg; Wunder. Muhlenberg
second; Hagner, Delaware, third.
Time. 16 AS.
Pole vault-Eberle, Muhlenberg,
and Harvey. Delaware. tied for first. 9
feet 5 inches; Keever. Muhlenberg
second, feet inches.
Mile run-Won by Watts, Delaware
Sawden, Delaware, second; sReiter
Muhlenberg, third. Time, 5.O4 1-5.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
WOMEN TO COMPETE
IN TURNER TOURNEY

The woman's class Of the Wilmington
will take part in a three
days athletic meeting of Turner's at Bal
timore beginning on June "a. This will be
the first time that a woman's class of the
Turngemeinde OF this city, viii have par
ticipated in an athletic tournament. They
number twelve and will take part in club
swinging and free arm exercises against
women from Baltimore. Washington and
different cities in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. Mrs. George A. Doening, wife of
the physical instructor of the local Turn
ers. Is captain Of the team.
The active class of the Wilmington
Turner. who also number twelve. viii go
to Baltimore. They will be accompanied
by the junion class who also comprise a
dozen members. In order 10 defray the
expenses Of the trip the members Of the
woman's class will give bali at Turn
Hall on next Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMIS"

Meeting Tuesday at the usual place.
Be present on time.
And Hastings had team that might
win the pennant.
Chandler put his name forever in the
Hall of Fame. Six times at bat and
six hits. with two homers.
Maybe the rest viii do Peerless and
Highland some good.
Let's build a s5,oOo.oOO park for the
Semis
Madison took the life out of the VII
layers.
Finger wanted to pitch. Well we
guess you can do the trick next Satur
day.
fremont. with "Cy" Prentiss as man
ager and big league player as coach,
looks good for the pennant, sup and
purse Hastings pitched the last in
ming Maybe that helped some
At the rate fremont is going. New
port looks good for another drubbing
Saturday.
Peerless has been after an inhelder
since March. They stu hope to land
him.
Rumors have It that Harry Cooney
will manage Peerless so as to relieve
the Woodworking president.
Here's wishing you success
game. They collected nine hits and
had things so easy until the ninth i'm
ming that they did not have to go the
extra half Hillside got only -four
| scratch hits
Evening journal., 1910-05-09

Admirers Of the clubs in the Cath
olic League turned out in force on
Saturday 10 the opening games Much
enthusiasm prevailed and the outlook
for a successful season is excellent.
st. Hedwig's went to New Castle
accompanied by the Polish band and
suffered defeat by the score of 13 to
~.
During the course Of the game Cap
tain James j. Mahoney sprained his
ankle. There were 600 fans present at
this game. ST. Peters club is arrang-
ing to erect a grand stand on the
grounds.
Errors were in evidence at the game
between st. Mary's and st. Elizabeths
clubs on the Third and Church streets
grounds. To add spice TO the occa-
sion there were few home runs
thrown into the game and nearly every
player up had his eye on the ball.
Captain Rainey of the st. Eliza
beth Club says he has a find in Hall
the new pitcher.
Joe Stein was ON first bag and he
covered the position in such fine form
that he is a possibility for that po-
sition.
The score was IA to in favor OF
st. Elizabeth. The attendance was
over 500.
A big delegation accompanied St
Paurs TO the Rockford tower grounds
and saw their favorltes trim St AIMS
by the score Of 13 to 8. The attend
ance was 700.
President Murphy said yesterday
that he is satisfied with the showing
of the clubs.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
ZEN. DUPONT
TO SELL HORSES

Een. 4. Coleman DUPONT will offer
81. .seie in Philadelphia on Wednesday.
f.y IS. his entire racing stable. having
nncluded to retire from the light
4fness sport The horses to be offered
nclode:
''Little lady" troter. harness record
IN Ia: matinee record, half-mile
rack, Ala 3-4- The mare IS one OF
- best in the country in her class
she won me Inter-City races last yeal
1e psll as many other events.
Ruby R., trotter. record 2.13 IA Ruby
r. Is another favorite trotter. and is
xpected to go close 10 2.05 before the
lose Of the present season. Cen du-
FONT win also close out all his carts,
harness.. boats. etc
Bidding for Little Lady is expected
q fe brisk. A well-known local horse
mar. who disposed OF his stable sew
sral weeks $50. said to-day that he
you'd make a bid for the little mare.
nd If he gets her WIN enter her in
Me IuterCity races again this year.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
HIGH SCHOOL
BOYS WERE SECOND

The Wilmington High School relay team.
won second place on Saturday afternoon in
the high school class Of the Franklin and
Marshall track meet at Lancaster, Pa.
King. Daniels. Mearns and shockley ran
for the local school.
W. f. Bott the high school half miller
won the third place in this event in a
very fast field. Daniels won the third po-
sition in the quarter mile and was almost
tie for Craig Of Central Manuel for the
second position.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
Woman's COZ Tournev.

The woman's invitation golf tourna-
ment will be held on the links al the
Wilmington Country Club on June Is.
Il and 1E.
The qualifying round VIII be played
in the morning OF the opening day. TO
be followed in the afternoon by ap-
preaching, putting and driving con-
tests. Cups win be awarded the win
ners of the different classes.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
GOLDEY WINS
ANOTHER GAME

Goldey College defeated Girard College
Reserves in an interesting game on satur-
day afternoon on the latters diamond,
to y Pool did the twirling for the local
team. and held his opponents 10 four scat
tered hits, and struc kout twelve men.
which gives him record OF 20 strike
outs in three games he has pitched this
season. Besides Pools good work in the
box. the features Of the game were the
hating OF Mears, who got a single and a
home run, and the fielding Of Enderly.
Goldey College viii play Penn Military
Academy next Wednesday at Chester, and
a hard battle is anticipated.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
IDLE HOUR FELLOWS
TO EAT SHAD SOON

The annual shad bake of the Idle Hour
Club at Grubb's Landing will be held next
Sunday. The ccmmissary department Is
IN charge of Henry Hinger who win see
to it that every shad baked will be a ma
tive of Delaware. Caterer Zimmerman
with improved roaster, whitewash brush
and hot New Castle county butter, will
be on hand TO bake the king of an fish
until every one present has satisfied his
appetite
A large table will be spread on the
lawn Of the river front and while the
diners are In session the Idle Hour Band
will render some choice selections
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
BOYS CITY LEAGUE

The games Of the Boys City League
Saturday Afternoon We're the best the
league has ever played. Landlith
moved to first place by defeating Wal
feck by the score of 16 to II.
Ex- -Brandywine defeated the Polish
Stars by the score OF IS to s. and the
Y. NJ. c. A. boys defeated Lackerim.
to 4.
dupont Juniors failed to appear for
their double-header and forfeited the
games
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
Eastern Raoino Season.

The Eastern race campaign opens at
Gentlemen's Driving Park, Baltimore.
Nd, the week of June Z. Baltimore
offers $500 purses for the four days
meeting, for the following events:
Trotters. 2.SO, 21S. 2.2S. 2.15. 2.2O and
2.12 classes; PAGERS. PA. 2.2S. 219,
2.11, 2.16 and 2.22 classes. and a mixed
free -for-all.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
SEMI-PROF. LEAGUE

fremont and Madison are now tied
for first place in the Semi Professional
League race. fremont having beaten
Landlith and Madison trimming New
port in the Saturday games. Because
Of inability 10 get a playing ground
the Peerless-Highland game had TO be
called off.
The Madison-Newport game ended ?
70 2 for Madison.
fremont beat out Landlith. 10 to ?.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
AMATEUR BASEBALL

d. II. Co, Is; ID. e. and S. Co. 5.
Victor. 20; Wiedel, Jr.. 49,
Lockwood ,2S; ST. Mary's. Jr.. 10.
Lakerim, 9; Clarion S.
Greenvile, Jr.. s; Rockford. Jr.. 5.
Young America, q; Mt Vernon, Il.
Maps, IA; Riverside. 13
st. Barnabas, IL; Central Pres. 10.
dupont, Jr., s; Newport, Jrs.. g.
Brandywine. IS; Polish stars s.
Coasters, 8; Kentmere stars. o
Creston, 70; Riverton, A.
Evening journal., 1910-05-09
A Wen Bred FoaI.

The well-known trotting mare, Bes-
sic Lambert 2.22 IA. owned by
Thomas II. Harlan. of Elkton. foaled
a fine colt by Pencader. 2.11 S-4. this
week. Bessie Lambert is by Red VIII
liam, dam by Daniel Lambert. PEN
cader Is by King Albert, by King Nut
wood