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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR COMING
SENATOR BURROWS AND REP.
TOWNSEND WILL TOUR up
PER PENINSULA. WILL
AROUSE INTEREST

The next. and in many respects the
most important, event OF the mid-sum-
mer political season for the upper PEN
insula will be the invasion by the can
didates for senator, Senator julius
Caesar Burrows and Representative
Charles T.. Townsend. Senator Bur
rows will be the first to visit this ter
ritory. He will begin his weeks cam
paign north of the straits today, start
ing Mt st. Ignace and working over an
extended itinerary.
Right on the heels OF Senator Bur-
rows will come Representative Town
send, who will begin his upper PENN
sula campaign at Menominee day or
so after Senator Burrows has finished
his work I'm this region. Representative
Townsend has arranged to give more
time to the upper peninsula than Sen
ator Burrows and will cover more
counties and make more addresses. He
will enter the upper peninsula from
Chicago, arriving at Menominee Aug.
Is. and addressing an evening meet
ing there. He will close his campaign
in this region at st. Ignace, Aug. 80,
after having devoted n full twelve
DAYS to presenting his candidacy TO
the upper peninsula voters.
Rep. Townsends copper country
dates are as follows:
Friday, Aug. 20, Houghton county
n Ish q. a M arrive
L'Anse 500 n. m. arrive Calumet 1886
n. m. Day meeting at Laurlum, Lake
Linden, Hubbell and Dollar Bay.
Evening meeting at Calumet.
Saturday. Aug. 81, Houghton County
Address to Italian Federation. After
noon meeting at Hancock Evening
meeting at Houghton. Leave Hough-
ton 1905 p. IN.
Ii is expected that the visit of the
candidates for senator will serve Ia
arouse some interest in this region In
the contest for that office. Heretofore
IL has been dwarfed by the interest
displayed in the gubernatorial and
congressional campaigns. Ten words
are heard about the latter to one con-
corning the fight for the senate seat
and 1t is predicted by many well In
formed politicians that the vote or
senator in the primaries will run con-
siderably behind the vote on the Other
offices.
The upper peninsula is generally re-
garded as Burrows stronghold, ant
he Is counting on a large majority Over
Representative Townsend i'm this par
of the state.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
SATURDAY NIGHTS EVENTS.
Program of Sporting Events Success
fully Carried Out in Laurium.

fully Carried Out in Laurium.
Laurium business men started out
auspiciously last Saturday evening
with the regular weekly program of
athletic sports and other features
which it is proposed to pull off on
Osceola street Laurium, each Satur-
day evening during the remainder Of
the summer.
An excellent exhibition of slack
wire work was given by John Eng
land, local man. Mr.. England's per-
Torrance was very creditable, sur
passing exhibitions of the kind seen
in travelling circuses and other pro
fessional places.
A half-mile bicycle race was pull
prize, with Walter Chapman a close
second. This race was participated in
by several and proved one of the
features Of the evening.
There was also a 100 yard foot race
for which there were several entries
The winner was VIII Gilbert, who ran
strong all the way
Arrangements have been made for
n number of other races to take place
Saturday evening of this week. There
is to be a slow horse race. for which
several entries are promised. another
foot race. while John England and
II. Johnson will give exhibitions of
trapeze work.
Arrangements are being made to
secure the Laurium band for the oc-
casion. Entries for the races must be
made with ]. ]. Schnauffer. of Lau-
rum.
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FIREMEN LEAVE TOMORROW
Copper Country Department Will Be
Well REPRESENTED at 500 ~

WGil NCPTcSCntCo a. wv
Tuesday evening, Mt $3.50 p. M, the
fremen's special train to the 500 will
pull out Of the Calumet depot. carrying
with il the Laurium, Red Jacket, and
Mohawk fire departments, running
teams, and their friends. Miss Lydia
wiedelmann. queen of the carnival
will also GO
Laurium firemen plan to attend the
tournament at full strength. While the
local department has no running team,
its interests and support will be given
to the Red Jacket and Mohawk runn-
ing teams. This is the first time Mohawk
has been represented by a running
team, and il is expected the boys will
annex some of the trophies that arc
being hung up for competition.
1t was impossible to ascertain this
morning just where Laurium stands
I'm the matter OF selecting town FOR
the holding of the annual tournament
next year. Some of the Laurium men,
bers are known to favor Bessemer,
claiming that the iron country town is
entitled to the honor. Bessemer has
been looking for the privilege and
honor for the past five years.
ocScc>>cS>eS>se>SSSS S>Sz>SSSsSSsScss>so
Firemen's foot race-1st. gold chain
watch fob End, silk fob.
Regulation hub and hub race-Spun
glass fern dish.
Ladder climbers contest-1st. silver
coffee urn; End. Indian jardiniere.
Hub and hub race-Hand painted
pitcher.
Regulation hose race-Silver cup.
Association prize for the team win
ming the greatest number of points In
the contest-Silver loving cup.
Decorations and Prizes
| The committee Is especially desir-
Gus of having the city put on its holi-
day garb during the tournament and
urge upon all citizens to decorate their
residences and business places. The
city has appropriated 5000 for electric
decorations. the contract for which
has been let and the juice will be
turned on Wednesday evening. In
order TO stimulate interest in the other
decorations prizes will be given as fol-
lows:
Best business house decorations
LIST. s25 in gold: end. $40 in gold.
Best residence dccorations-1st. 81
I'm gold; End, 81 in gold.
Bio Crowds Coming
From reports received from all Owe
the peninsula Il is predicted that thu
| attendance at the tournament this
year will break all records.
BESIDES the races OF the fircmen at
fractions will be offered by the Elks
who have arranged for big carnva
of events and the baseball association
will have fast games at Athletic parl
during the three days of the meet
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Blood TRANSMISSION.

There is nothing more dramatic in
surgery than TRANSMISSION of blood
70 see the patient take on the rosy
hue of health. to waken out of his leth-
arcy. show an immediate live inter
est in his surroundings. and actually
recover under the eye of the operator.
In adults we must not permit the
amount transfused to equal the normal,
for fear of suddenly overtaxlng the
heart. but in the case of young chill
dren who have mad severe hem
carriages there may be complete re-
covery without a period Of GONZALES
cence. so that at the termination OF
the operation the patient is wei.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
ELECTRIC PARK PROGRAM

The Electric Park, the popular sum-
MGR resort OF the Houghton County
Traction company will be i'm great
demand this week. on Tuesday n
free dance will be held there, while
wednesday evening private party
will hold sway.
Thursday there will be picnic and
free dances. and on Friday evening,
the park has been engaged for a pri-
vate dance. on Saturday there will
be both private and free dances as
usual.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
NEW SINGER AT GRAND.

Lock Ryan made his first appear
ance at the Grand Family theater
Saturday night, and was well re-
ceived. Possessed of a beautifully
clear tenor voice. his rendition OF
Jungle Maid" at once made him
a favorite and he is sure OF popular
ity from now on. David f. Rice,
manager OF this playhouse. has re-
turned from Chicago. with number
OF new ideas that he will put into op-
Grafton In the conduct OF his house.
Patrons are assured of pleasing pro-
gram each night this week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
Laurium Department
LAURIUM WINS FROMoIPLtY;
PITCHER KOBE INYINCIBLE

Laurium easily defeated the Ripley
team In n good exhibition OF baseball
yesterday afternoon at the Laurium
park. the score being 8 To o. Kobe
was invlncible. not leaving single
man reach third base. He struck out
no less than 16 of the men that faced
him, passing only 2.
Only four scattered hits were al
lowed by him, while off Madlgan, Lau-
rum secured 10 hits. while only
three OF their batters were famed.
The support Of both pitchers was
good.
Next Sunday afternoon Hubbell will
be the visiting team. Laurium viii
have the same battery.
Yesterdays score by innings:
Laurium ... 2031101 0x-S IL 1
Ripley ... 0000O0000-0 2
Batteries: Kobe and Norageur; Mad
igan and Coprass. Umpires, Messner
and Modrock.
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mastery of seven languages and mus
zeal training. At IA she was married
to Barron Won Klifuss, who died sew
eral years later. Her marriage TO
Proctor was the result of a chance
acquaintance with Proctor while he
was travelling abroad. 1t was des-
perate love affair on his part which
terminated i'm the marriage and the
settlement of the $4,000 marriage
dowry upon the fair Russian baroness,
who was already wealthy and accom-
plished and was enjoying a surplus
income from the sale of several sue
cessful novels and play which Is
now being staged i'm London and now
being negotiated for by New York
theatrical magnates for production on
this side.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
CLERKS TO HOLD PICNIC.

The clerks of Calumet and Lau-
rum will meet at 1880 Wednesday
evening of next week at the Red
Jacket town hall for the purpose of
deciding on their annual outing. The
clerks will be given a day off by their
employers in the near future and wish
to spend It as profitably as possible,
inviting the merchants and their
OF the many picnicking grounds about
here and have a day of fun and sport
Every clerk is requested to attend
Wednesdays meeting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

returned from their honeymoon trip.
They will make their home i'm Lau-
rum.
Contractor Anthony Meyer, of Laur-
ium, who has secured contracts for
the Bette de Girls lighthouse, spent Sat
urday and Sunday with his folks in
Laurium.
Misses Nellie Iarkin, May Doyle
and Edna Mccormick OF Laurium.
have returned from Marquette. where
they have been attending the summer
session of the Normal school.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
Dating Canned Goods.

Dating canned goods would. 1t is
admitted. make lot of trouble for a
few years, or until the business had
become adjusted to the new condi.
tions: but in the end many even now
believe that the industry would be
better off with tins dated. There
would be less over-production and a
resulting Improvement in the market,
70 say nothing of added confidence In
consuming circles. The advice o. DR.
Wiley seems extremely pertinent, and
It is certainly worth careful consider.
alton from wide-awake Gamers
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ALL READY FOR
u. P. F|REMEN
500 EXPECTS CROWDS VISITORS
THIS WEEK. CELEBRATION
OPENS WITH A PARADE
WEDNESDAY

The executive committee of the FIRE
mems tournament has practically COM
pleted arrangements for the events
to be pulled off on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of this week, says the
500 News. The management will be
virtually i'm charge of e. S. Royce.
The parade is scheduled to take
place at p. m. Wednesday.
First Division of Parade
Chief Marshall and Chief Campbell
of the fire department will lead the
parade in the fire department car
riage.
Queen of the tournament.
Carriage containing his honor, the
mayor. president and five vice presi-
dent of the Upper Peninsula Firemen's
association and city attorney.
Carriage containing executive COM
mittee, Messrs. Murdoch. Chipley,
/ Mackle and Moloney.
Carriage containing secretary and
second vice president of the associa-
ton and two aldermen.
Carriage containing treasurer of the
| association and three aldermen.
Carriage containing balance of the
city officials.
Mohawk band.
Mohawk fire department.
Red Jacket fire department.
Laurium fire department.
Baraga fire department.
Ontonagon fire department.
Second Division
Atlantic band.
Atlantic fire department.
Hancock fire department.
Ishpeming fire department.
South Range fire department.
Hurontown fire department.
Houghton fire department.
Lake Linden fire department.
Marquette fire department.
Munising fire department.
Negaunee fire department.
Third Division
Canadian 500 band.
Michigamme fire department
Rockland fire department.
Ironwood fi~e department.
Hubbell fire department.
Bessemer fire department.
Republic fire department
Gladstone fire department.
LAnse fire department.
| Ironwood fire department.
Sault Ste. Marie. Ont. fire depart
ment
Sault ste. Marie, Mich, fire depart
ment.
Citizens in carriages.
Races and Prizes
All of the races will take place oi
Ridge street, between Douglas an'
Ferris streets which will be enclose
for the purpose and seats will be ar
ranged along the sides for the spec
tators.
The following prizes will he give
the winners in the various events:
Regulation hose race-1st. cut glas
punch bowl: End. gold clock.
Regulation hook and ladder race
LIST. silver cup: End. china vase.
Couplcrs' race-1st silver cup an
two fountain pens: End. two fountai
pens.
Consolation hub and hub race-Si
yer plate.
Flag racc-Six umbrellas.
Novelty hook and ladder race--1s
: chatting dish; End, mantle clock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

Washington, D. c., Aug. S.--John
Arbuckle, the coffee king. whose hob
by is the raising of sunIen ships, has
been in conference with the war de-
partment relative to the raising of
the Maine I'm Havana Harbor.
While Mr.. Arbuckle does not claim
to be an engineer, he has made hob
by of raising sunken ships and has
succeeded i'm one or two cases where
engineers of national repute have fail
ed. In view of his success i'm this line
the department looks very favorably
upon the plans he has submitted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
Blue Geese In. the South.

The blue geese which have been
considered as mythical birds by many.
have been found in large flocks In re-
mote regions of the south.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08
Who'd Although It'll

Farmer Wagg-"If wuz you, Silas,
wouldn't lay in too big a stock NV
butter; it's a-goin' to take mighty
big drop soon." Storekeeper Tin
alarm) "When's that?' Farmer
Wagg-"Why. haw-haw! when the
propellers Nv airships start churning
the milky way!"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-08-08

News Want Ads bring results
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-28
IHI CITY 90 THI itIt RI
Noted A,sbit"et'S Forecast ~ Town
Flaming Conference.

AZ be International to@n-plan
ming conference ia London, Eugeno
lienurd, municipal architect OF
Paris gave "A forecast of what the
ideal city of the future viii be like.
he said Ia substance. Light and
energy viii be conveyed bY electric
ity. Petrol and oxygen viii supply
heat. Liquid air viii keep up roirig-
Grafton ia every lardcr IN add
ton To heat radiators there viii he
cold radiators, which viii enable
each house 70 be kept al the required
temperature
BY this power Il will be possible
10 provide in each house one or mora
health chambers closed by close-tit-
ting double windows and doors In
which the overworkcd occupant on
his return from town will find all
the hvgienic conditions which nov
he can obtain only by taking an an.
nual holiday
Glass yerandas OF various shana7
Joined together and with covered
footpaths. according to the standard
models. will shelter pedestrians
against rain. and the normal beighth
of buildings will be exactly the
Nfuiu pf the street ne tottiS bl
houses will be platforms upon which
small flower beds and verdant shrub
berries could be laid out, as they
would be the landing stages OF the
aeroplanes
When this progress shall have
been accomplished the physiognomy
of towns will be changed, all terra
ces viii have become landing stages
for flyine automobiles. Aviaiors
will be able to fly from one terrace
to another. starting and landing as
they please. The natural conse-
quence of this new state OF things
viii be that each building will have
to be furnished with big elevators
capable of raising machines When
they are ready To start and taking
them back 10 the garage on their re-
turn Houses OF this description
will also be used to house motor
cars.
Finally the town of the future
viii be traverscd by large. radiatiny
thoroughfares. occupied partly by
raised platforms, continually NOV
ing, which will insure rapid commu-
nication between the different zones.
These platforms will be terminated
by large revolving crossways at the
intersection of the main roads
Large parks and flower gardens as
residences and pleasure resorts will
be laid out in various parts of the
town New York Sun
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-28
CATNitgH SUFFERERS.
Good Things To Know.

II You now own q Hynmei hard
rubber inhaler Curtin Drug Go,
wants voa 10 know that they will sell
YOU a bottle 1i ii f0MEl for only 80
cents
Remember this. all who suffer
with catarrh bottle of HlOMEl
pronounced ii llish-o-mel is put up
in a separate package and sold for
50 cents to accommodate the vast
army of people who already own a
Hyomei inhaler
Curtin Drug Go. will sell il to you
at that price and give YOU the op-
portunity 10 begin at once to rid
yourself of vile catarrh and the snuff
fling. hawking and splitting that 90
with it.
Many people through years of ne
glect have let eatarrh get a strong
hold upon them. Some of these people
nnreasonably think that one bottle
of HYOMEl ought to cure them.
No matter how chronic your ca
tarrhal troubles. HYOMEI is guaran-
teed by the Curtin Drug company to
cure them II YOU give II half Il
chance. Just breathe it, that's all and
its healing, soothing. autiseptic prop
critics will make You feel better in a
day.
Ii you own an inhaler get 80 cent
bottle of HYOMEI today. If you do
not own a Hyomei inhaler. ask for
$500 outfit which includes Inhaler
192-2tO-22S
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-28
Ti>I IL TIT TEST.
The Testimony of MaNalaohic reo.
ple stands the Test.


THO Test Of time Is ,shat tells the
tale TIC public soon lisds ou3 Waen
misrC present tious are made. and
merit clone viii stand the test OF
time.
WaXGhachie pc Iple appreciate
merit, and manS,montfa ago local
citizens publicly endorsed Doan $
Kidney Pills. they do so still Would
a eitize make the statement which
follows unless couViac d that the ar
tiele W. s just as represented? A cure
that lasts . the kind that every suf-
ferer from kidney ills is looking fos
]. -. Nelson, farmer, of WaXaha-
chic, Texas, says ~ heneycr ! hear
anyone complaining of backache,
advise him to try Doau Kidney
Pills. as ! know this remedy is one
OF great merit In 1905 suffered
from a pain across the small of my
back and when ! stopped or lifted.
the 'rouble became worse. ! tried
several "emedies, but nothing helped
me until / procured a supply Of
Doan's Kidney Pills at b. w FeLris
drug store | took the contents OF
two boxes of this preparation ami
that was sufficient to effect cure
that has been permanent up to the
present time
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the name Doan's-
and take no other. d&w1
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-28
rAAt>s fsstl PANAMA
ttse sits Annsssan ! s,an.s toufssi
utis ~afss's anal lkill

when tts lH3a8 stntea Hotefns
HrHt ass complains che purchase af
ibr Panama taHHi 81 HaH necessary
tn mHke payment iN France IS GanF
million aollate b aniH Tu DRAW thia
Hmf9Wui ff0u fhe Federal treasury
would mol anif have Involved tht de
piciion - onf geld supply bui WoHld
have ruinNica sHt considerable
cOHl iH the eaf ~ freight Insurance
aud packing rhHfNea The govern
Npepi thereuBou entered into neeutie
auans with American bankers ask
ina Them 20 direct ~" transaction
go that 81 would b. possible 90 place
the gold IA France without trans
porting the metal from the United
States
Recourse Was had 100 the American
farmers and the whole transaction
was handled with such skill that the
nav mant wa smade although not a
dollar al gold left the United States.
nor WAS there anything ia the course
OF the money market 20 indicate that
transaction OF snch Unprecedented
ma nitHae Was Ia progress,
And the American farmers Glade
that colossal payment possible
through the conversion of their
crops into bills Of exchange. which
passed for gold in the London mar
ket - Munsey'a Magazine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-28
SOCIALIST VOTE HEAVY.
Election Board Found 1t Almost
Equaled the Republican.

Austin, Texas. Dec. 2S.-The state
election board, now busy with the
task OF canvassing the vote of the
general election. finds that the So
cialist vote is surprisingly heavy, in
deed almost equal to that Of the re-
publican party in Texas. Van Zandt
county bears the distinction of re-
cording the heaviest socialist vote
In many counties II is found that the
socialist vote exceeds that of the re-
publicans. While the count has not
yet been completed. it is stated that
the socialist vote can not fail to
reach total equal to more than so
per cent of the republican vote.
II Is found that Goliad, Guadalupe
and Starr counties are the only ones
to cast solid vote against the con-
stitutional amendment for the estab-
lishment of home for the INDECENT
wives Of Confederate soldiers. On the
other hand, it is found that Angel.
ma, Hutchison, Pecos and Reagan
eounti.s al. the only ones 10 cast a
solid ycte for tie amendmtL. DON
icy county gave the heaviest ma lori
ty for the amendment, the ratio be-
ing 1913 to /.
Zapata county registered solid
republican vote. Yoakum. Upton.
Crosby ana King counties furnished
4 solid democratic vote.
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BUG BURR RODE THE ROAM.
As Leasenworth Lad Future "Ei-
nancier" Led boy Pirates"

Eugene II. Burr and shelton Burr.
members OF the firm OF Burr Bros ,
recently taken in charge by ii g pos
tai authorities. were brought up in
Leavenworth Kan. the home of the
Smoke sWreatbs' man. Their fam
lily was of the best and both boys
were confirmed in the Episcopal
church, which they attended regu-
larly Eugene was known as Bug"
and none of his boy friends could
beat him riding horses, swimming in
the MISSOURI river, playing baseball
or anything else. No game was COM
plete unless Bug Burr was in it. He
was popular everywhere. One Sun
day half dozen OF the boys went
out to George W. t'ews stock farm
at kickapoo, Kan. Mr.. Few had
lot of unbroken colts there and it
was suggested that one of them be
ridden. The horse, a sort OF roam,
was caught and saddled after stiff
tight Then the gang drew lots to
see who should be the rider. Bug
Burr was the fortunate, or unfortun-
ate, one. Although the horse was
plunging in anything but a rcassur-
ing manner Bug didn't hesitate
Had he held back his repu tation for
fearlessness would have received a
black eye.
Bug shook the saddle, put one foot
In stirrup, sprang onto. the colts
back and away they went. The
horse ran about 200 YARDS. then
Whirled and came back pitching like
a Wyoming outlaw Bug stuck for
about ten bucks and then gracefully
went off and landed on his head.
Bug got up and, after saying
few things which evidenced peeyish
ness, tried it again! This time he
rode the roam to standstill.
After that Bug was made captain
OF the pirate gang, in which position
ne added to his popularity by devils
ing many new means of torture for
victims Of the dcsperadoes.
The Leavenworth gang wac scat
tered in all directions, but wherever
one Is found any one interested can
hear kind word for the old pirate
captain, Bug Burr --Bidc Dudley in
New York Morning Telegraph.