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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
MASS CITY MAN FINED.
j. w. Hemans Violates Game Laws
by Shipping Birds.

by Shipping Birds.
The Iron Mountain Tribune Gazette
says The shipment OF cartridges
made by the game wardens who are
about which shipment there was con-
siderable mystery, has been traced TO
J. w Hemans, of Mass city Mr.
Hemans came down here Saturday
and settled Tor violating the law by
paying $3.50.
IL may be interesting to know that
the Mr.. Hemans above referITed to Is
a nephew OF Lawton r. Hemans, who
was the Democratic gubernatorial
candidate M the last election.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07

lisloeed. nloe,slng the passage of air
or smoke. II required but short
time 60 remedy The trouble and no
water was turned on.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07

Beatrice Anita Turnbuil, who alleges
70 be the daughter of the late {. j.
Lucky Baldwin, Gavin MeNab, at
torney for the known legitimate heirs
of the dead millionaire turfman.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
APPLY FOR NATURALIZATION.
One Dozen Aliens Express a Desire
for Full Citizenship.

County Clerk Richardson Yesterday
filed the applications for citizenship of
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-07
LAURIUM
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE
VILLAGE ARE SUBMITTED

Balance on hand. Dec. 1.... $lO,151.42
Nov Receipts in the Water fund
For water
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19

pitfalls and bound him with withes
which he could not feel.
And what was the composition of
that organization and what was the
source from which that organization
drew its strength?
The strongholds of privilege.
And who were it's representatives
in the two houses of congress?
Subsidized assassins of legisla-
tion, men who had grown to be as
much part of the predatory rich
as a fly imbedded in amber. West
ern congressman and senators who.
through long association with the
rich and powerful, men who frequent
Washington, in official or unofficial
life, had been attracted by the great
baubles of money or power. Cement
ed together as a unit by the common
interest of power and money, they
were the men who no longer sought
to influence legislation but to con-
troll it, and who had been almost
into the open in their arrogance and
greed. Tribune.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19
Leavenworth, Scene of Yesterdays Visit
route o Leave
tn eLeaenwo power a

the republican senators of the sixty
first congress. Three of them have
to seek reelection; two will certain
ly get it. If Senator Beveridge does
not return, it will be because he is
superseded by a democrat Progress
i've republicans hope to elect success
ors to Burrows of Michigan and Piles
of Washington Democrats believe
that they will defeat Dick of Ohio,
Burkett of Nebraska, McCumber of
North Dakota and Warner of Missou-
ri, and convert Jones of Washington
and Page of Vermont These hopes
fulfilled would reduce the Alirich
men in the senate to 46, and allow
the insurgents and democrats in alli-
ance to tie them.
These hopes are probably vision
airy. 1t is not, however, idle to pre-
dict that this falls election may
make so clear the estimate in which
the country holds the present tariff
settlement, that the Aldrich domina-
ton will meet it's doom.-The World s
Work.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19
Regarding Crop Damage.

While it is true that considerable
damage to fruit and vegetable crops
was done by the April freezes, yet
the reports of such damage as they
apepar in the daily newspapers are
so ridiculous as to be humorous,
even to the man who has lost por-
ton of his crop.
In this connection the Detroit Sat-
urday Night has published few
"crop damage reports" from corps
of special correspondents" and per-
usal of these may not prove altogeth-
er loss Of time, so the Packer re-
produces them herewith:
"Chicago.-The damage to fruit by
the recent storms will total 2,100.-
100000. Not a blade of green Is
left in the valley of the Mississippi.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-The recent
storms and frosts have damaged
crops throughout the west $1,000
100000. All apple, peach. cocoanut.
pea, banana, prune AMI grape buds
in this state are killed.
Tombstone, Ariz.-The frosts and
cold winds have done $5,000,000.-
900, 100000 damage to fruit and
other crops in the Middle West.
Michigan is wiped off the map-all
but a little sand and the prison at
Jackson.
Grand Rapids.-Fruit growers
here declare it untrue that frosts
have injured the fruit crop. They
say the cold has merely killed the
bugs and worms, and that apples,
peaches, plums, grapes, etc., will be
finer ana more plentiful than ever
before
South Haven.-Si Horkins, a vet
eran fruit raiser, says his orchards
have been injured by the frosts.
He thinks the cold weather will do
good, as it will tend to increase NOR
tality among fruit thieves, and thus
next falls crop will be safer than
ever before. He estimates the saw
ing from this one item in this coun-
ty alone at $777,777.777.
Squash Creek.-The Amalgamat-
ed Association of Fruit Growers met
last night and adopted vote OF
thanks to the weather man. The ex-
perts here all say the recent frosts
will increase the quality Of fruit in
a marvellous way, as the cold tough
ems the buds and insures enormous
apples, peaches, pears and plums. 1t
Is expected that 1t will take only a
couple of dozen peaches to make a
bushel this year. and the association
already figures on raising the price
to IS. This should mean an added
profit of $sss,sss,sss for farmers
of this county alone. Chicago
Packer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19
VIEW POINTS OF THE PRESS
The Political Hone.

There is much evidence lately that
the possibility of a democratic VIC
tory in the coming congressional
election is faced by certain elements
in the republican party without spe-
cial dismay. Leaders Of the house
and senate machines show an open
preference for the return of demo-
Gratis in place of progressive repub-
1icans from the so called insurgent
states. Their wisdom is manifest
These men are stand patters before
they are republicans, and they know
that a democratic house would make
any kind of legislation beyond mere
routine matters an impossibility.
With a republican president and sen
ate and a democratic house two
year deadlock-joyful prospect to
the worshiper of things as they are
would be inevitable.
The republican quarrel represents
mainly a difference between the party
and it's machinery. In matters of
principle the membership is still rea-
sonably agreed. But what will a
democratic majority represent? A
dominance of southern men to whom
the disfranchisement of the negro is
the paramount issue, and who, be-
yond that, represent only individual
ideas and interests. Give the rank
and file control of the republican
party and it will be reasonably unit
ed Do the same for the democrats
and we have party divided against
itself by the special dominance Of the
race issue in the south.
Granted that there is no choice as
between the undemocratic republican
machine and an aristocratic demo-
cratic machine, where then is the
voter to turn who wants results?
Here in the west there can be but
one answer Instead of falling in
with the wishes OF either machine the
rational thing is to insure steady pro-
gress by increasing the number and
influence OF congressman of the pro-
gressive republican type who are
making it their business to get re
suits regardless of machinery, and
who will ultimately capture the party
machinery for party members.-Ne-
braska State Journal.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19
An Enmeshed President.

The Aldrich law fell short OF pub
tic expectation. Economically it may
or may not be an improvement on
the Dingley law. But the people OF
the west are no longer quarreling
with congress as to that. The Aid
rich law is not now an economic is
sue. It is a moral issue. The peo-
pIe feel that the law was forced
down their threats against their Will
in the interests OF a section OF the
country or of class of the people.
And as a moral issue 1t will not down
until aggressive steps have been
taken to amend 1t. The senate Grip
pied the presidents powers to make
inquiries as to costs Of manufacture;
it confined the scope OF the tarin
board and cut short the appropria-
ton for its work.
And the fat little baron from
haine Dragged about it.
The president finds himself en-
neshei, INSTRUCTED by an organiza-
hon long experienced, and dominant
IN legislation, which beset him with
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19
The Outlook for the Next Congress.

The republicans have a majority
of AZ in the house of representatives.
A new house will be elected this au-
tumn At the last election 20 dis
tricts were so close that 20 repub-
iicans and 9 democrats went in by
majorities of less than 1000. That
Is to say, there are more republican
seats near the danger-line than there
are democratic seats. A change of
500 votes in each OF twenty close
districts would reduce the republi-
can majority in congress to seven.
There are four more districts which
at the last election chose republicans
by less than 1900 majority. A change
in the political faith of 1850 voters,
provided they resided in the neces-
sary twenty-four close districts,
would give the house of representa-
tives to the democrats. This assumes
that the democrats lose no seat.
1t Is probable, of course, that the
democrats will lose some seats. But
they have the better of the starting
odds.
The wide dissatisfaction with the
Payne tariff and with Aldrichism and
Cannonism indicates. that, were an
election to be held today, many re-
publican representatives-not only
in the close districts but in former
strongholds of the party-would
meet defeat.
The republican majority In the
senate is 26. The terms OF "a re-
publican senators expire March 4th,
1911, but the republican majority is
safe. There is, however, an interest
ing possibility. The progressive re-
publicans in the senate may be so
strong that, with an increased dem
ocratic membership (Which is like
ly) and a democratic house (Which
is very possible), an effort to de-
throne the Aldrich organization and
revise the tariff again might hope to
be successful.
There are seven insurgents among
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-05-19

The Seattle G. A. r. deserves COM
mendation for the protest OF a
post" against what it calls the sac
rilege of Memorial Day. The day
has been deprived Of its almost sa-
cred character as day of remem-
brance for the veterans Of the civil
war. Such organizations as the So
cial service league could accomplish
much toward bringing back the OBJ
servance of the day to its right pur
pose - honor to the dead and
Strengthening good citizenship. -
Spokesman-Review.
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Are Royal Entertainers

farmers. Ten miles out on the rail-
way a townsite has been staked out
This is a promotion of Peake & Son
and is called Appleton. Doubtless a
prosperous little town will be built
up there.
Political Undercurrent.
Doubtless due to the fact that
Judge Burke, who is a candidate for
the United States senate, with his
manager, E. C. Halter, and DR.. King,
who is being urged for the congress
sional nomination, were present at
Leavenworth yesterday there was a
general political undercurrent. A.
H. Sylvester, who introduced DR..
King as the next congressman from
this district, was cheered to the echo
at the mention OF DR.. Kings name
Judge Burke, who had a large ac-
quaintance in the party, was busy
during the day and evening renewing
old acquaintance and making new
ones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
Visitando Ia Is|a.

Ha llegado hoy en- el vapor
que tomo puerto procedente
de nneva York nuestro CON-
patricia el joven Juan Que,
sada. de conocida familia de
Ponce. que estaba ausente Gle
SUI pals hace II amos.
Trabaja el joven Quesada
en- una importante frma co
mercial de Chicago y viene a
la isla ell representation de
ella para realizar negocios.
I'm helmano del viajero, el
Sr. Guillermo, esta hace al
gIin tempo Ell la isla de Cn-
ba trabajando tambien en- re-
presentation de diverSas ca
sas comerciales de los !.stados
Unidos.
Bienvenido el estimable 10.
ven y que sus negocios ten.
gan ell mayor eXito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08

casa del malogrado compatric
ia proreGiendo a hacer la.
primeras diligencias y orde
nando 81 levantamiento dc
cadaver. Al jucz acompana
ba ei iefe de distrito senol
Recio Y el secretario del trl
bunal sehsr Tirado Cordoves.
Ell senor Rico era un PENN.
sular laborioso y honrado a
toda prueha, Vino d este
pals muy ioven deStinado
al cuerpo dc la guardia civil.
Aqm cumpli6 sn campaha
: aontraio matrimohio con
una digna Y virtuosa dana
proereando una familia mo-
delo Muere en- posicion he
saogada. Y solamente M cx-
travio mental pudo llcvarle
a tomar resolution tan extre.
ma. Que Dios acoia Ell su
seno II alma del infortunado
suicida. y de Sus atribula-
dos familiarcs la necesaria
resignation para soportar gol
pc tan rudo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
Ia nueva GENITAL
de San Sebastian.
Una observation a los Sc
nores accfonIstas.
Nentajas que representa- montar
la tact0ria en- ciertOS terrenas
de masniflcas condiciones 10
lograficas.
Ic nuestro corresncrsa'

Diciembre 6...Llamamos ia
atenci0n RE los sehores accio-
nistas y administrators de la
futura factoria azlIcarera so.
bre la convcnicncia que les
prestaria montar ln> estahleci.
mientos q bien en- los terrenos
de los sehores Nj. y :. Cabre.
ro a orillas de nucstra carre.
terra o Ell los de don Carlos
Hernandez. Tenemos barrios
como Pisdras Blancas. Cidral
y Cu.ehrinds que sc dedica-
rian ron cntusiaSmo al culti.
vo de ia caila. Esto undo a
Ia situaci6n topografica fe
ambos parajes y a la abun-
aancia f'e aqua que er los
mismos existe. reSulte bcncli-
cioSo para los intereSes Dc Ia
compaiiia bnScar nm sitio CO.
mo los va seialadoS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
VIDA CR|ST|A
NA En- MANATL.
Con gran solemnidad
Sc ce,ebran los move
narios de Ia Puri-
sirna.
Pronto quedaran termlna
dos los rabajos de paw
mentaclon de varlas ca
lies
Sc pyoyecta la construction de
dos edificios municipales.
De nuestro corresponsal.

!
Diciembre 6. Con gran So
lemnidad Sc estan celebrando
en- nuestra iglesia las novenas
de la Purisima Conception
con sermon a cargo del ora
dor sagrado padre Morante.
El temple presenta un bonito
golpe de vista, artistlcamente
adornado con guirnaldas y flo
res e iluminadoNcon profnsion
de ]uces electriEas. Ell coro
compuesto de varias ninas,
entonan himnos ada virgen, y
Inumerosa concuIrencla aslste
a dichos actos
En- esta semana Sc termi-
nan las obras de pavimenta.
ci0n de GALES de la ciudad y
Sc proyecta la obra de dos edi
Gcios municipales que hacen
notable falta, 8 sean la plaza
del mercado y levantar lln
piso a la casa Ayuntamiento.
-.Se encucntra en- esta po-
blaci0n dando funciones ell
doctor Richards y al efecto
GA contratado con ell ducio
del cine la cesion del local
por tres noches. teniendo un
lleno complete en- las dos
eXhibiciones, esta noche anun
i cia su ultima function al pu.
blico y sabemos positivamente
que Il martes trabajara en- los
salones del casino tspanol
,.Nuestro compatriota el ST.
Rafael San MILAN fut nom.
brado marshall de la Corte
de distrilo de Arecibo y ano.
che Sc ausento para Are ,ibo
con el fiji de tomar possession de
su nuevo destino. Como Off
cial de la policia insu';r cum.
plio extlictanepte como b zen
funcionario y como cabal.ero,
supo captarse las simpatias
del pueblo de Manati por su
correcto proceder.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08

la demarcacion. llam0 la aten
cion a este individuo Y solici.
TO la licencia que deben por-
tar los que Sc dedican al sport
del canto noctllrno. Ell No.
gueras. entonees Sc lie abalan
20 encima al policia Sergio
Diaz, y con m cnchillo que
portaba aGledi6 al represen-
fante del orden.
Diaz vio,e obligado a usar
del rotten Y dcfenderse dando.
lie varios macanazos a su agre
>or. reduciendolo a Ia obedien
cia Y ocupandole el punal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
Fa|SOs Ium0Tes Ies-
pecto de un mensajIe.;
Concentrates hechos en- Ponce
al mensaje del presidente
Taft.
Numerosa concurrencia q las
noyenas de la Guadalupe y 10
que hizo la sonora Rodriguez
con una asignacion de $2UO
para sostener las tradiciona.
les feStas.
De nuestro corresponsaI

Ponce, diclembre 6.-.Circu.
laron rumores en- esta ciudad,
desde anoche, respecto de que
en- el Mensaje enviado al Con.
greso por el presidente Taft,
! Sc recomienda que no sean ad.
mitidas todas las azucares en-
el mercado de los Estados Uni
dos, libres de derechos. ST
ESQ Sc confrmara resultaria
una verdadera amenaza para
la production azucarera de
Puerto Rico. la Correspon-
dencia' del microbes publica
el extracto del mensaje, reci.
bido por cable, y no hay tai
recommendation. Por otro la
do Sc comentaba que el Presi-
dente recomendaria en- su
mensaje la libre entrada de
azucares, para contrarrestrar
la Influenza democratic ahora
que este partido habia ganado
ventajo josas posiciones.
Han adado principle con
notable concurrencia a Ia igle
sia cat6lica de esta ciudad,
las novenas de la virjen de
Guadalupe, patrona de Pom.
&c. Tn selecto grupo de da-
mas concurre asiduamente al
temple y seglin sus NANTES.
taciones. que hemos dido de
labios de algunas de elias, las
noyenas resultan muy concuss
rridas. Sc recuerda con este
motive que una asignacion de
5000 que eXistia antes para
dediearla a las novenas y fies-
tas de ia patrona de Ponce.
Tue eliminada cuando Sc hizo
cargo de la administrator
municipal, la situacion repu.
hlicana. Entonces. la sonora
Dolores Rodriguez, residente
EN- Espaila, ofrecio y dono la
asignacion suprimida, orde-
nando que esta fuera entrega-
da mientras ella viviera y sos.
fenicndo asi valioSa ayuda
para las tradicionales fiestas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
Pianos a cORcuIsa.

t.n nrevc sc sacardH a con
curse lo~ pianos para Ia cons.
trucci6n del eoiiiicio para Ca
sino d. Puerto Rico.
En- este .oncnr>o podran
tomar parte iodos los ingenic.
ros y arquiiccioS pnertorrique
lo~. quienes icniran oEortu
nidad lie demoSlrar su conIe.
iencia. aport:indo ideas para
doiar a esla capital lie I'M her
moso eiificio figno dc ella '
del eentro social que ha dC
ocIpaTlo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
Sc proyecta Ia compra
de una faja de te-
rrenos.
En- dicha parcela Sc cons
truira una calle y Sc pro :
cedera a la urbanizacion
de Ia barriada.
La sanidad trabaia en- la lin
pieza del rio Santiago.
De nuestro corresponsal especial.

De nuestro corresponsal especial
Ha llegado 4 esta cindad
la notable troupe Tatali cn
la que fguras el Gran Hugo
gladiator romano, Los Ma
gean y una collection de mo-
nos y I'm caballito de 30 pui-
gadas de alzada. Esta NJ
che es el debut y daran fun
cion diaria en- el teatro.
Sc esta procediendo por la
Sanidad a la limpieza del rio
Santiago y Sc constrnyc una
nneva alcantarilla en- la ca
lie de Vergara.
FL alcalde tiene en- proyen.
to la compra por este muni.
cipio de una faja de terreno
del llamado barrio de Santo
Domingo propiedad de la
Sra. Nda. de Galvez, con el
fin de construir una calle y
asi 'poder urbanizar esa ba-
rrIada que hoy sin orden nj
concerto han edificado las
casas a capricho nnas juntas
a otras. y siendo impossible
la construction en- elias de
lctrinas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
SUICIDE EN-
SAN SEBASTIAN.
El propietario ST.
Braulio Rico Sc
dlsparo IN tiro'
Era el suicida un homo
lahorloso y su traglca
muerte ha sido sentlda.
Sc cree que un extrayio de la
razon fue la caasa de sn eA-
trema resolution.
he ruestro corresnonsal

Diciembre 6.-.Ayer entire 8
v 10 de la manana Sc suicide
en- el barrio de "Iloya mala
de este termino municipal, el
honrado propietario don Brar
lio Rico, disparandosc un tiro
/ de revolver debajo de la bar
ba, interesandole la masa en-.
cefalica. muriendo instanta.
neamente. Tan pronto tuvc
conocimientc el honorable
| iuez Nilella Sc traslado a |;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08

En- breve oomenzarin obras de
Yeformas Y anpliaci6n del edii;cio
que ocupa Il Paris Bazar" en- San
Juan. EsraS e llevaran i efecto d.S
pues que pase Ell natural rnoviminnto
de estos mess en- que sIgGe recibien
do su notable S,irtBlo. La faeheIa
y departamentos inteTiores seran
reformados eonvenlentenlente
-Esta en san Juan nor no haber
10 sollcitado tempo NJ la rodislo
hacer examenes. eI seeretario inter-
prete de a corte de Navagliez Lido.
Gustavo j. Gomez. Bienvenh.n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
BriIante concerto
en- San Sebastian,
Fue celebrado por los re-
putados aflIstas asposos
Moralez- Matinee.
Las nOvenas de la Pnrisima Sc
ven muy eoncurriia,.
De nuestro corresponsal

Diciembre 6..--Han dado
principle las novenas de Ia
Purisima ron bastante ami
maciop. La iglesia presenta
un aspecto elegantisimo: y al
terminar los olicios del move
mario sc queman vi-to>os fue-
gos artificialeS.
FL domingo / del actual
llev6se a efefo en- los cspa-
ciosos salones del Casino del
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08

Pepino" nm concerto 4 violin
Y piano por el y. Angel c.
lestino Morai,s y Sm espo~a
Sra. MARITIME. iodas las pie
zas anunciadaS EN- II prOgra
ma fneron eiecutadas con
maestria por parte dc los dis
tinguidos artistas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08

p0sito en- el Baneo Reichs, al
gohierno Turco.
Los r.alistaS que acometie-
ron al premier" BRAND cuan
do Ia estatua Ferry fue des-
clihicria en- Paris, hace algu-
na> Semauas. fueron senten.
eiadoS a Ire, anos lie prisi6n.
La cs,uadra am ericana sa.
Ii" aver d. Btest.
Ia a1seor r4rie IL las centrales
az.carera- ~ a region oeste V sur
e "a iSla cInenz4ran 81 molienda
rF1ntipss sie enero proxinao.
lis teer,sasin a Ponce el Sr. Jos
E1maE1le IL s1ilcl alto comerclo.
IN Hlms cao escasesn las casas
.is vlvI.n a Para alquilar Y las iani
las cue iraSlaaan all. su residencla
tr1p3szan eon grsndes dIhcultaies
para encOntTar comoass reslieuciss,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-12-08
En- el cafetin de Bau-
tist varios cantores
hacian alarde de su
gola.
Fl policia les exigio Ia Ii
cencia para poder segulr
Ell derroche de armonias
Nogueras Sc encabrito con ell
asente del oFden J Sc abaIan
70 sabre este armada de un
punal.
lie nlestro ccEl nsnonsal

;Jt ilttSSUlo W. -, 4''it,eDl
Diciemhre 6.--En la noche
del i del corriente. como a las
once y media dc la noche y
en- la calle de Santiago Pal
mer cafetin de Bautista Vaz
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