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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
NEW POLITICAL CLUB.
British American Club Will Try to
Promote Clean Politics.

The organization of the British Am
erican political club has been perfect
ed in Calumet during the last few days
with the following officers:
Chairman, John Il. Rowe.
Secretary and treasurer John Ne
kervis, Jr
Precinct chairman and executive
committee Nathaniel White, r. II.
Williams, Robert Brown, William II.
Thomas, Fred Tonkin, Harry Prideaux
Joseph Dobbs. Charles Mugford, W. A.
Bateman, John Chapman, John II. Lu-
cas- and Fred Martin.
The precinct chairmen will name the
other members of their committees
at once and the committees will urge
upon every voter the necessity of vot-
ing in September and November.
The club endorses the candidacy OF
Chase s. Osborn of the 500 for gov
ernor and also of A. W. Kerr of Laur-
ium for congressman from the twelfth
district and of w. r. oates for repre-
sentative in the legislature from the
first district OF Houghton county.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
Lauriium Department
SPOKE TO woRKINeMEN

Angus w. Kerr had a busy forenoon
in Marquette Wednesday campaign
ing for the nomination on the Repub-
lican ticket for congressman from the
Twelfth district, says the Mining
Journal. In the early morning he
visited the South Shore shops wher
he shook hands with several hundred
workmen. and was given assurances
of support from many OF them. He
then went To the Lake Shore Engine
works, where he gave short talk at
the noon hour, TO which all the en-
ployes listened attentively. As i'm the
address i'm Lakeside park Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Kerr declared himself
in hearty accord and sympathy with
the progressive movement within the
Republican party. Mr.. Kerr express
ed himself as nightly pleased with
his reception I'm this city, and as hav-
ing received more encouragement in
his candidacy that he had anticipated.
He and his party left for Negaunee i'm
the afternoon, where n meeting was
held Wednesday evening.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
MEDALS ARE RECEIVED.
Trophies Won by Y. M. C. A. Boys at
Hibernian Meet Here.

Medals won by the members Of the
Y. M. c. A. team at the Athletic meet
conducted under the auspices of the
Hancock Hibernians a short time ago
were received today, also the loving
cup won by the local boys as a team.
This Is the second year the Calumet
boys captured the loving cup. and IL
they succeed in winning it next year
they will secure permanent possession
of it, one of the conditions being that
a team must win the cup three sue
cessive years to retain it permanently.
The medals won by the local boys, of
gold. silver and bronze are very at
tractive. Those entitled to them may
secure the same by applying ut the
Y. NJ. C. A..
The tennis courts of the Y. M. G. a.
south of the Elks Temple have been
placed i'm good condition and are ready
for use. There are a number of tennis
experts i'm Calumet and it is thought
that the game will prove very popular
throughout the remainder of the sea-
son.
a meeting of the executive commit
tee which has charge of the arrange
ments for the Labor Day athletic meet
at the Y. NJ G. A. park will be held
this evening to decide what events
shall constitute the program. Other
arrangements will also be made.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
RACE MEETING
FOR SEPTEMBER
PROGRAM OF HARNESS RACING
MAY BE PROVIDED AT LAUR.
IUM DRIVING PARK NEXT
MONTH

Calumet and Laurium horsemen
are considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of
conducting a big harness meet at
the Laurium driving park during the
early part of next month. While the
matter has not assumed a definite
form so far, IL is likely that a meeting
will be held soon to discuss the pro-
ject and to arrange suitable dates, IL
the arrangements can be made II is
thought that such a venture would
prove very successful.
There have been no horse races at
the Laurium park this summer de-
spite the fact that the track is In
good condition and that there are
several fast horses i'm the copper
country. While the arrangements for
an agricultural fair were i'm progress,
Il was generally expected that a big
race meeting would be conducted. but
since that event has been declared Off
the horsemen are anxious to have at
least one skirmish on the Laurium
track and will undoubtedly do all in
their power to bring about the pro-
posed races.
A large number of the local horses
have returned to the copper country
for the meet which is now in progress
at the Hancock driving park. and
most of them are in good condition
as they have been racing on the short
shop circuits throughout the summer
No difficulty is anticipated in secur-
ing a sufficient number of entries to
make such meet a very interesting
one.
AS the weather is becoming cooler
now, ii is not thought that the VEN
ture could be successfully undertaken
later than the middle of September,
or the comfort of the spectators and
horses alike would be affected. 1t is
believed that the officials of the
Laurium park will be. in full accord
with the plans of the horsemen and
that they will lend them every posi-
BILE assistance.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
DoUeLE-HEADER SUNDAY.
Laurium VS.. Lake Shore and Lake
Shore VS.. Red Jacket.

A good baseball game Is promised
Sunday afternoon at 2:O0 O'clock at
the Laurium driving park, when the
Lake Shore team will make their first
appearance in Laurium against the
Laurium team. The fans who attend
this game will really be treated to a
double exhibition as the Red Jacket
team Is scheduled to play the Lake
Shore team Immediately after the
game with I.aurium. The Lake Shore
is a strong team in spite of their de-
feat last Sunday on their own grounds
by the Red Jacket team, when the final
score was to 1 in favor OF Red Jack
ct.
The lineup for both Red Jacket and
Laurlum will be the same as usual
with Kobe and Norager the battery for
Laurium, and Messner and Lobb for
Red Jacket.
The management of the Laurium
nine is anxious to arrange a game with
the Red Jacket team. especially after
last Sundays alleged cold feet" pro-
ceedings when n game scheduled be-
tween these two mines was not played.
A good contest is anticipated when
these two teams meet as there is a
great deal of rivalry between them.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
APPOINT ELECTION OFFICIALS
Those Who Will Officiate in Alloue:
Township Arc Named

The following appointments of Off
Gals i'm the four precincts of Allouez
township for the primaries on Septem-
Der G. were made yesterday at a meet
ing of the township board in the office
of the Ahmeek Mining company.
Precinct No. INSPECTORS, w. ].
Smith, Hogan Enden, and w. ]. Bark
Ia: clerks, Thomas Bergman, James
DAILY, II. J. Benneis.
Precinct No. 2--Inspectors, Nicholas
Weycker Captain Warns; John PAUL.;
clerks. Harry Cline Fred Petermann.
Precinct No. 3-Inspectors, Thomas
Rapson. T. r. Jones, Maurice Kennell;
clerks, III. M. Sebring, Arthur King.
Precinct No. 4-Inspectors, Andrew
Formis, James Stephens, William Ire
varthen; clerks, John Sullivan, Daniel
Bryant.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
PRICE OF OYSTERS Will BE
HIGH DURING COMING SEASON

As a result of rulings recently made
by the department of agriculture, low
ers Of G. sters may have to pay an ex-
ira Price for the soup material during
the coming sea jon. Dealers of the
oy ster in Calumet are wondering Just
what effect the rulings will have and
are trying to get n line on what prices
will be and how the supply will hold
out.
The new laws Of the department that
no oysters could DE shipped i'm water
has now been followed by other rulings
including the making of il unlawful to
ship or sell i'm interstate commerce,
oysters or other shellfish taken from
unsanitary or polluted beds" 1t is
also made unlawful to- ship oysters
previously subjected to any water con-
tanning a less amount of salt than the
water i'm which they were grown.
one dealer when asked concerning
the conditions, said: Owners of oys-
ter beds do not know what minute an
Inspector may step up and inform him
that the product of certain bed can
not be shipped. At the present time
il is impossible to get line on the
market.
The shipping of oysters in pack
aces and without water will, j belive
tend to raise the price somewhat. Due
10 the poor season the supply Of all
fish, fresh water and ocean caught, is
small and the prices are the highest in
years"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
lAURlUM BRE.iTiEs.

The Laurium band will play con-
cert music at Lac La Belle all day
Sunday.
Hiram Richards of the ]. X Fin
layson store is spending his vacation
in Duluth.
Tony Negro and Joseph Williams of
the ]. Vivian Jr. force are enjoying
their vacation.
Attillio Castiglano is expected
home Monday from a short business
visit to Duluth.
Tax collections i'm the village of
Laurium total $4,000 so car, out of a
total of $4,000.
DR.. ]. Vercellni of Negaunee was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bessalo this week.
Misses Tillie Jeffery and Hilda
Dina OF the Vivian store force are
camping at Lac La Belle.
Mrs. Joseph Pernichio and sons
have returned from Italy where they
visited points OF interest for year.
A. ]. Holden of the Laurium Com
mercial school has returned from
Swartz Creek, whehe he spent his va
cation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19

William veale and wife of Osceola
leave today for Toronto, Montreal, Al-
banv and New York on a vacation
trip.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
STRONG PLAYS
COMING HERE
THREE EXCELLENT PRODUCE
TloNs TO BE PRESENTED AT
THE CALUMET THEATER
NEXT WEEK.

Leon victor, business manage Ton
sam and Lee Shubert's proIu ,,lon OF
Tine Blue Mouse" H. in this city. ar
ranging for the presentation of this
clever farce by Clyde Fitch, at two
performances, matinee and night On
Saturday, August 81, at the Calumet
theater.
THE Blue Mouse" comes here after
four months run at the Gerrick the
alter at Chicago. one year ut the New
York Lyric thoatcr and record runs in
Berlin, Germany Paris France, Den
mark and Sweden. thus making an in
terna,ional success. The company
that will present the play here is
the No. l company of Shubert's best
players, comprising about twenty five
people. Miss Grace Merritt of when
Knighthood was i'm Flower" fame will
play THE mouse" The original New
York and Chicago production win he
used here intact.
Mr.. Victor states, that Manager Cp1-
dihy of the Calumet theater Is in line
TO book the best of the high class at.
fractions travelling i'm this vicinity
during the coming season. Messrs
Shubert Liebler and Co. ana VIM. A..
Brady will send a number of their at
fractions to Calumet
The theatrical season will open next
Monday evening with the presentation
of "Rosalind at the Red Gate" at the
Calumet theater by a well selected and
capable company. on Tuesday even
ing. Flower of the Ranch" one Of
the best musical comedies coming here
this season will be presented.
Local people are evincing consider
able interest i'm the opening of the
theatrical season because of the fact
that many of them have not seen the
theater since the alterations and re-
pairs were made this summer. The N
terror decorations at the theater are
now much more beautiful than before
the close of the last season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
LAuR,UM BREyITfEs.

Miss olga Strand. daughter of John
Strand has returned from Ishpeming.
Arrangements are being made for
n program of sports to be conducted
on Osceola street, tomorrow even ng.
Charles Hall of the Vivian store
force leaves today for New York on
purchasing trip for that company.
The baseball team Of the ]. Vivian
store defeated the team Of the Baw-
den store by the score of to this
week.
Henry Stiemel Jr. of Laurlum has
been promoted to n position as as
sIstent superintendent for the Pru-
xV>nffal Iao,ranoo oamnanv L. xhs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
WILD RICE is GROWING

Reports from Bette Girls indicates
that the wild rice planted in the chain
of small lakes near that resort by
Laurium sportsmen, several years
ago, as food for the ducks. is growing
nicely and that ii should prove an at
tractive lure for the birds this fall.
Several sacks of seed were planted
and the growing rice now covers a
large area. Those who are familiar
with the surroundings, recognize the
place as an ideal one for duck hunt
ing and Lauriumites are anticipating
some good sport there after october
/. when the season opens.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
PHILLIPSvILLE is GROWING
New Houghton County Location
Scene of BuiIdin Operations

Phillipsville is showing signs OF
some day developing into a large ioca-
ton. The streets will soon be COM
pleted and a number of houses arc
being built. The townsite is nearly
40 acres in extent.
The first requisite for q location OF
any kind is store and one is being
built at Phillipsville by Abramaon
Bros of Ahmeek. 1t is located on the
corner of Center and First streets
and will consist of a basement and
one and half stories. somewhat like
Petermann's Allouez store. The stone
and concrete foundation IS now com
plete. and the frame will be erected
as soon as the concrete is sufficiently
dry.
VIM. Crosse of Renova is putting
ND saloon building and work Is
progressing on the foundation. The
building will be entirely of concrete,
a two-story structure with a cement
floor basement.
Two residences are about complet-
ed. one owned by Contractor Joseph
Richetta of First street, Laurium, and
the other by John Kalunga. kalungas
house will shortly be ready for oc-
cupancy. He will move with his fam
ily into Phillipsville some time this
month, and will be the first perman-
ent resident of the new locat on.
From Center street, which extends
from the country road back to the
street car tracks. four streets have
been laid out, Called First. Second,
Third and Fourth, respectively. All of
these streets are completed with the
exception of First street.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
CHURCH TO BE RE.oPENED
Swedish M. e. Edifce Has Been Re
paired and Re-decorated

The Swedish M. Il. church of Sixth
street will be reopened Sunday after
being thoroughly repaired and dec
Grated during the past two weeks
The interior has been much improved
by the work of painter Mattson OF
Laurium. The services next Sunday
will be held at 1000 in the forenoon
and at 7 o'clock in the evening, with
the pastor. Rev. Axel Strom, occu-
plying the pulpit. For the last two
weeks services have been held in the
church basement. Rev. Strom has had
his present charge for one year and
has been very successful In his work
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
LADY MACCAREEs

County School of Instruction will
be held at Calumet beginning at 2:SO
p. IN. on Tuesday, August 23rd at odd
Fellows hall. All members of the or
der whether I'm good standing or not
are invited to attend as this will be an
open meeting. The new rates and
plans will be fully discussed and ex-
planned and the reason for their adop-
ton. You are urgently invited to at
tend. Meeting will be conducted by
Carrie f. Gilbert. Great Finance Aud
itor This is an important meeting
and all should arrange to attend. 246
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-19
HAD UNUSUAL ACCIDENT

While pushing the pedals Of n BIZ
cycle around by hand yesterday, lit
tie Pauline. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Torreano, had the misfor-
tune to get her finger caught i'm the
gear and as a result they were badly
smashed. II is feared that il will be
necessary to amputate two of the
fingers.
The Washington times., 1910-07-12
Senator Advises President to
Lay Stress on Work Of
New Commission.
SELECTS MATERIAL
FOR THE CAMPAIGN
Norton Instructed in Noiseless
Method of Pulling Political
Wires.
By JAMES Hay, il.

BEVERLY. Mass, July 12.-Not a
sound was heard. not a funeral note and
the whole affair was fun of dreary mys-
teTy- and heavy gloom.
This describes the arrival here today
of Winthrop Murray Crane. Senator
from Massachusetts. 20 talk tariff with
the President and 10 give 10 Charles
Dyer Norton, Secretary to the President
a few lessons on she most approved
method Of pulling political wires 50 that
they viii not hum or screech while In
motion
Mr. Crane. who is the real whispering
gallery OF the United States Capitol,
arrived in Beverly at IL O'Clock this
morning. greeted AR Norton cautiously
ana then carefully -Jt into an autOmC-
bile with him They took a ride along
the North Shore. and after that. the
Senator Iuuched with the President
The tariff is one Of the most import
ant subjects OF conversation at Beverly
When William Loeb. Jr-. was here. DC
advised the President 10 20 strong on
the tariff changes which VIII b. caused
by the new tariff commission as q result
Of its scientific iuvCs legations OF rates
Lhst are TOO high.
The Washington times., 1910-07-12
POLITICIANS PLANS
UPSET BY VERNON
Rumor That Register OF
Treasury Will Cling to
Post Causes Stir.

The fact that Register Of the Treas
rsrv William T Vernon IS going to hold
on to his office Is causing 2 great stir
among. the cOIoTed politicians Of wash
nEtOn.
For many months, these same COlOred
politicians have been telling with great
zest and certain satisfaction that Yer
non would have 10 20 and that Presi-
dent Taft would set auv-1er cOlored
man in his place
Vow. while II IS not officially an
uounced, Vernon Is understood 10 be
slated 10 STAY He came here from
Kansas about four years ago be was
president Of Ouirdaro College in his
state The Kansas delegation backed
him ID Governor Stubs has allowed
him for the time to retain the title
Of president Of his college, so that he
could return TO II when ne dTOTp
out here. Now, vernon has resigned
from the school and IS banking on
staying where he -
This news is not pleasing &c the lilly
whites OF Washington nor Of the
country Vernon IS allied with the
black and tan faction IN cOlored pol
f+ice. The oily whites have been
AGAINST him It Is said here that Pres
ifeut Taft has decided IN his favor for
various reasons, one being that he has
for7ud II difficult 70 set a suitable col
0red man for the place Another reason
given Is that Vernon who IS one o.
the alumni OF WubertOrce University
introduced President Taft at q recent
/ commencement there, and presided in q
fasrfor7 that the President liked
Booker 7. washington has been sup
-o~rfrcr 7 c.. Napier. Of Nashville, FOR
-77e Mace. But Dr. Washington It nOt
[ a. rotenf with this Administration as
he was with the last
The Washington times., 1910-07-12
PINCHOT TO ENTER
FALL CAMP AIGN
Former Chief Forester Re-
ported on Trail of Repre-
sentative Mckinley.

Clifford PinchOt. former Chief For
ester Of the United States, deposed by
President Taft in the course Of the Bal
lnger-Pinch0t controversy, is going 20
be on the Job actively IN the Congress
siOual campaign
Mr.. PinCEOJ is going 70 do some
speaking, and 10 VIII not be intended 10
help the friends Of Bauiuger or 10 Dol
ster up the cause Of Speaker Cannon
and the regular leaders OF the House
Alr- ElncEOL = giving aid and comfort
20 the insurgents pretty regularly, and
Is showing signs Of continuing 20 do so
The latest is that Mr. Plnchot IS go
inE 70 camp on the trail OF Represent
arlEe Duncan z Ackiulay OF the Sec
onc California district Mr. Mckinlay
IS one OF the WEeeILOrseS Of the Can
non element in the House He is al
able campaiEuer and in the past six
months he has made q good many
speeches for the regular organization in
various parts Of the country.
Nov, j. appears that Ickiulay has
stirred UP the Insurgents IN his district
and that they are going 10 support ohe
William Kent for the nomination IN the
coming primaries Kent IS a strong IN
surEent,- and has come out with an In
SurEeuU platform
lIr- kenL's platform is Ia support Of
the ROOseveit-PinChOt policies Of con
servari0u." against Cannon and Can
uonism. against the tariff law and fol
"a tariff commission against lOE-roll
Ing and the pork barrel" for The
strict regulation Of corporations; and
for return Of the party TO the Lincoln
ideals
MI Kent declares the House should
be free from domination by the Speaker
and adds
If elected, I shall not vote for 10
seph Cannon for Speaker, or for an
man who holds his views Of pariid
mentary organization or national pol
lev
The Washington times., 1910-07-12
HUGHES MAY CRUSH
LOEB CANDIDACY
Governor Expected to OP-
pose Collector in Talk
With Roosevelt.
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Continued from First Page)
have the support Of the Republican
machine Governor Gillett VIII not be
q candidate for reelection Colonel
Roosevelt did not give us any apparent
sign Of support in our fight
Although emphasizing the last sen
fence Of bis statements, Simpson ss-lo
he had had me visit and was vel
repaid for the trip across the continent
VIII See Heney-
While Pinchot was in S}oosevelt's
Office. it developed that the colonel eX-
peCJed a visit today from Francis J.
HeDeE. the san Franciscan graft pros
ecul0r- The news leaked out through
the iu1peruOsity Of PllChot, who came
into the reception room and asked the
door man 20 call Heuey.
He was promptly asked what HeueE
was wanted. and replied by saying.
Looks ike gave away a state secret
you'll have 20 ask the colonel
In explanation Of his California TIP
PIuChOt said that he planned a Dumoe-
. Of speeches. but that the only ones SO
far arranged are in the Seventh Con
greSsiOnaI district now represented by
/ Congressman Duncan z MchiuiaF
/ PinChoI viii campaign on behalf OF WI
I liam Kent a progressive, who IS Tight
( ing 8Tckinlay for the Republican nom
I nation
En- route West Pinchot viii make q
/ speech before the Knife and Fork ClUg
/ Of aEnsas City on July d This IS ths
/ club before which Speaker Cannon
/ some months ago made a bitter attach
upon the insurgents in the House Pin
1 chot said he would talk on COnserva
I ton
/ Speaker Of the State assembly wads
I worth was another visitor TO COIOue
/ Roosevelt today. He declared that b,
/ merely called TO pay his respects"
The Washington times., 1910-07-12
SENATOR CUMMINS
TOO ILL TO SPEAK
Iowa LawTnakeT Forced TO Cancel
Speaking Engagements OF
Summer
Summer.

MONTGOMERY. No. July 12.-United
States senator CumUins. billed TO speak
at the Chautaurua here, VIII be com
Derled TO cancel all his speaking en-
"a Zsuents in Missouri on account Of
i'll health
1t IS stated also that ne VIII be com
0aUed 10 give ND work on the political
and CHaut.,lQua platforms all this sum
mer. The wei known insurSent IS said
10 have heart trouble