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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
PERSON THROWS DUCRAY
TWO STRAIGHT FALLS

Chris Person Of Houghton defeated
Frank DuCray OF Lincoln, Nebraska,
I'm two straight falls Saturday night
In one OF the best wrestling matches
seen here I'm some time. The first fall
was won in twenty-siN minutes. with
a ehancery and crotch hold, and the
second I'm short order, with a bar arm
and neck chancery. Both wresuers
were I'm excellent condition and the
match was a fast one, winning much
applause from the spectators who
realized that they were getting their
moneys worth OF sport. DuCray IL an
athlete OF ability. slightly heavier than
Person, but he was at a slight dis
advantage perhaps in having lost con-
siderable sleep while travelling. He
is the champion OF Nebraska and
trainer at the University of Nebra ska.
Richard Callahan Of Hancock refereed
tho match.
preliminary match in Cornish
style between Clarke and Chapman OF
Trimountain was declared a draw.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
NEW THINGS AT THE SAVOY.
Handsome Canopies for Singer
Chimes Of Bells, and New Carpets.

Handsome Canopies for Singer,
Chimes Of Bells, and New Carpets.
Several new features were installed
al the Savoy theater last week. includ-
ing the Inauguration OF the bell chimes
that have been under experimentation
for some time past, new linoleum and
carnets I'm lobby and aisles, and a new
booth for the singer. For the latter
handsome canopy. colored green, with
red background has been suspended
from the ceiling, and under this Is an
ornamental chandelier OF opaiescent
glass, giving a very pretty effect. I'm
der this the singer VIII stand WHOM
giving the illustrated songs. A duph-
cate canopy will be erected on the
right OF the screen. balancing the ef-
feet and making both sides harmonic.
The long anticipated bell chimes
were installed last week and have
made a big hit The bells are manipu-
lated by means OF a small piano Key
DOdIQ, OptIdltu ny Aii' PNAHN'A -
charge OF the drums and traps, which
duty is performed by Reese Leroy.
During the past week the painting
and decorating Of the lobby has been
completed and It presents a greatly
improved appearance. The walls have
been enameled a spotless white and on
the floors linoleumn has been placed
while handsome carpets have been
laid from the entrance clear up the
aisles of the theater to the orchestra
enclosure at the back of the house.
The Savoy theater draws big houses
nightly, whether the temperature Is
high or low, and II is always cool and
pleasant inside. by reason of which,
and the excellent programs arranged
by Manager Gettelman, the theaters
popularity is continually in the as
cendant.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
LADIES ASKED TO REMOVE
THEIR HATS In CHURCH

The baccalauTeate sermon to tho
graduating class of 1910 OF the Han
cock high school was delivered last
evening at the Congregational church
by the pastor, Rev. j. S. Gould The
occasion was an interesting one in sew
eral respects, one being the sight of a
church full Of people in which nearly
all the women of the congregation sat
bareheaded during the service. Pre-
vious to beginning his sermon Mr..
Gould courteously asked the ladies to
remove their hats, as they greatly in
convenlenced persons behind them.
MIR. Gould mentioned the extent to
which the practice of removing hats
in church by ladies has been adopted
in other cities. Nearly every lady
present Immediately complied with
the request and it is not unlikely that
the custom will become more general
until i'm time the wearing of hats in
church will be as rare as the wearing
of them in theaters. The scene in
church was a novelty, but it was gen
orally conceded the ladies looked more
attractive with their uncovered hair
while the comfort of all was greatly
enhanced.
The sermon delivered to the gradual
ing class was entitled Choosing q
interest and close attention by stu
dents and others in the congregation
1t was full of useful hints and advice
and made a deep impression upon
those who heard it.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
IDEAL SUMNER WEATHER.
Large Crowds Visit Summer Resorts
and Seek Relief From Heat.

Yesterday was the warmest day OF
the year so far and hundreds of resi-
dents spent the day at the various near
by resorts, the White City being the
Mecca of most of those seeking relief
from the oppressive heat. The boats
running TO the entry were crowded on
the morning trip, on account of two
excursions. one of them, that under
the auspices of the Finnish Maccabees,
went down at half past on the barge
Pilgrim, towed by a tug, and the Ber-
saglicri Italian society had the steamer
International chartered. The steamer
was also crowded on its afternoon and
il was damned to the limit on the re-
turn trip in the evening. Both the ex-
cursions were accompanied by bands
of music and there was dancing at the
entry all day.
Every owner of a motor boat was
out yesterday, most of them going to
the canal. where the day was spent
pulling the seine and enjoying picnics
on the beach.
The cars of the Houghton County
Street railway to Electric park were
filled all day, many special and extra
cars being put into service, and that
ever popular resort did a splendid days
business, the band concert proving the
main attraction and inducing many to
seek the shady groves of the park.
The benches of Montezuma park
were filed all day and never has this
little breathing spot appeared to be
more thoroughly appreciated than al
present.
The river front was sought by
swarms of small boys who disported
themselves I'm the cool waters, and en-
joyed the opportunity for the first
swimming of the season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
HANCOCK
ELECTRIC PARK EXPERIENCES
A RECORD BREAKING WEEK

The past week at Electric park has
been "A record breaker in point of at
tendance for the month of June. by
actual count, 1880 have attended eth
er private parties or free dances, not
including over 1000 school children
who held their outings at the park,
Aside from the usual free dancing
ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
evenings, the following have secured
the park for their dances or picnics
for the coming week.
Tuesday, June 21-German Lutheran
Sunday school of Calumet will give
their annual picnic with their school
exercises I'm the pavilion.
wednesday. June 22-Our Boys club
will give their annual dance.
Friday, June 24-Miss McCallam,
heading the societies of the Sacred
Heart of Calumet, will give farewell
party
Saturday, June 25--The Laurium NJ.
II. Sunday school will give their an
nual picnic.
The next Sunday concert program
will be announced in Il day or two.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
HANCOCK BREVITlEs.

The Greater Hancock club will hold
a meeting Tuesday evening at the city
hail.
The board of review or Franklin
township will be i'm session on Wed
nesday and Thursday OF this week,
Juno % and 2S.
Johnny Meyers. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Myers, has arrived home from
Prairie du Chen, Wisconsin, where he
is a student at the high school
c. $. Elwood arrived yesterday from
Chicago, where he is engaged in archi-
tectural work. for visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Elwood or
this city.
Charles Pascoe son OF Rev. and Mrs.
James Pascoe, returned home Satur-
day from Lawrence university, Apple
ton. Wis. where he has been a stu
dent the past year.
H. is possible that Person and Du-
Cray may be matched again before the
latter leaves the copper country. Both
men last night, after the main bout,
challenged any wrestler i'm this dis
trict, with no exceptions, Tor a finish
match in straight catch as- catch-can
style.
Cole q Rogers shows will give their
final performance in Hancock this eve
ming at the West Hancock show
grounds. other attractions tended To
diminish the attendance on Saturday
night. but those who went speak very
favorably of the quality of the various
features of the circus.
The closing program OF the 81.
Patrick's school will be given this ev-
ening at the Kerredge theater. There
will be about a hundred young people
participating, and the exercises will
consist OF vocal and instrumental
numbers, besides two lyrical dramas
by the seniors entitled The Court OF
Juno" and 'The Belle in the Forest
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
ANTl-SPlTTlNG SIGNS.
Effort Will Be Made to Abolish MUS
ance at Bank Corner.

dHSo az OdlN SOtHCis
Notices have been posted on the Su-
perior Bank building containing a
warning against splitting on the sides
of the structure or upon the sidewalk.
This particular corner Is a favorite
loafing place of men and boys, and
every evening there is usually a crow d
gathered there many OF them splitting
tobacco juice over the sidewalk. great
ly 10 the annoyance OF pedestrians.
The notices referred to give warning
that any person caught violating tho
injunction will be arrested and prose-
cuted under the city antl-spitting or
dinance.
A prominent resident commenting
on the splitting nuisance this morning
said that it seemed as though 1t had
been forgotten that such thing as
an ordinance against splitting on the
streets is i'm existence, as the practice
is allowed and no arrests or COM
plants are ever maze. The gentle
man referred To expressed the opinion
that If the Boosters" club wants to
do something worth while II might try
to have the splitting nuisance stopped
or at least diminished by seeking 70
have the ordinance enforced.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
WILL MEET TONIGHT.

The Epworth league OF the Pewabic
Methodist Episcopal church, will hold
its regular weekly meeting this even
ing, with Mrs. George Prynn as lead
err. The topic for discussion will be
"The Christians Secret" The OFF,
GERS OF the league, recently elected TO
serve for the ensuing year are: Presi-
dent, James Rodda; first vice-presi-
dent Philip Hoar; second vice. presi-
dent, John Tamblyn; third vice presi-
dent, Mrs. George Prynn; fourth vice.
president, Mrs. John Tamblyn; secre-
tary, Arthur jacobson; treasurer, Mil
dred Jenkins; chorister Louise Kel-
low; librarians, Joseph Tippett and
Norman Giles.
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ENJOYED MOONLIGHT TRIP.

Hundreds of Hancock people took in
the moonlight excursion of the Chicago
Association Of Commerce on tho
steamer Theodore Roosevelt last SAT-
urday evening, being taken on board
at the Close & Hodgson dock at about
half-past seven o'clock. The trip 30
the canal and out on Lake Superior
for brief run was greatly enjoyed,
and the various features on board,
Including the wireless apparatus, the
dancing, the calliope, the crowd, and
the ship itself were all interesting.
The return to Houghton was made at
about half past, ten the crowd all go
ing ashore at the Copper range dock.
The Roosevelt cleared for the 500 at
about 1880.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
SPECIAL TRAIN SERVICE.

The Mineral Range road has made
ARRANGEMENTS To run a special train
out OF Calumet on June 20, for Han
cock. for the convenience Of those
wishing to attend the Italian American
Federation convention which viii con-
vene in the Portage Lake city on that
date. The train viii leave the caIu-
met depot at s:15 a. m.
The South Shore mas made arrange-
ments for special rates for those wish
ing TO attend the summer ceremonial
session of Ahmed Temple, to be held
at Marquette on June 20. Tickets viii
be on sale June rs and 20. A round
trip rate of fare and one-third VIII
prevail.
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OLD RESIDENT DIES.
Mrs. Mary Mccarthy Passes Away at
err Home on Ryan Street.

Mrs. Mary Mccarthy an old resi-
dent, passed away at her home on
Ryan street at about nine o'clock last
evening at the age of a years Mrs.
Mccarthy was a native of Ireland and
had resided i'm Hancock for about for
ty-four years. She was the widow or
late James Mccarthy who passed
away several years ago. The funeral
will be held on Wednesday morning
from st. Patrick's church.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20
TEMPLE OF HONOR DELEGATES.

Delegates from the Quincy Temple
of Honor and Junior Temple will go TO
Ironwood this week to attend the an
Temple delegates are William Taylor,
grand worthy templar OF Michigan,
William Simmons and George Ezard.
Those of the Junior Temple are John
Rodda, Bert Fuge and Chester Ken
dali The first named of these is as
sistant grand reporter and Bert Fuge
is grand reporter OF the Junior temple.
Sessions of the Junior Temple will be
held on Thursday and Friday and OF
the Temple of Honor on Friday and
Saturday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20

The silver cup offered as a trophy
by Captain Trevarrow of Mohawk for
competition by the batters of the sew
eral copper country cricket teams Is
on exhibition in the window Of Shlaes
jewely store in Hancock. The cup is
TO be offered for the team making the
best batting averages, and must be
won three times to gain its permanent
possession.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-20

Word was received in Hancock Sat
urday that Lehto had defeated Paju In
a wrestling match last week at Port
Arthur, taking two straight falls In
less than sixteen minutes. the FIRST in
seven and one-half and the second In
eight minutes. Arrangements are be-
ing made for a match here on July 2
between Paju and Person.