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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

NODAN the legislature meets special consider
Governor GilIetts proposal the state for $5000000
aid OF the Panama Pacific exposition be held San
What dict and we are convinced that all consider
United CALI OF the good Of the whole commonwealth
orna C.r no well of pride point III this direction
l W ~ No doubt San Francisco will be the chief
gamer from the enterprise but the incidental benefits the whole
will be large and important The state of Louisiana proposes
give similar pledge of New Orleans and likely
that state pride is less inspiring in California.
We have already quoted columns many favorable
expressions OF opinion from newspapers outside OF San Francisco
and especially from the region south of Tehachapi To these
may add this from the San Diego Union:
being induriously asking
the people OF California worlds fair from which that will
all the little
purposes provide
part of the money that will be needed for the exposition Resi-
Of the metropolis have pledged themselves contribute 00
1t IS me INTENTION the necessaT power 6s gyen to raise SO
entire being thus brought $T50Qo00 OF that
provide considerably less than onethird ~ ~
arrangement only a
whole should bear OF the OF the undertaking which will
that profit It would certainly accord poorly with California
traditions bera and fair the people OF this
san Francisco to bear the whole burden OF the exposition although the
latter will millions OF dollars into circulation throughout Cali
less than third OF the total fund modest
Speaking like spirit the Los Angeles Herald gives the
project boost to wit:
Southern California in San and
msappTehnon point expoions coast metropolis
introducing csfforns's gores to the Country l "
The Pasadena Star has this:
The people Of California proud Of their Gpoe mctTopoi
The local
The whole must back it, will back enthusiastically Just the
the proposed exposition This all state project with San
kindly and liberal spirit that inspires southern
porarie and Francisco hopes that the time may when
support may repaid kind united California
plish great things.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

ODAY the legislature special session consider
Governor Gletts proposal the for $50000O0
aid OF the Panama Pacific exposition, be held San
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

PASSING BY-x Y T. Should it be the
passing by of FIVE great persons or the pass
ing ''bye?"
BY.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
Where
Roosevelt and
Taft Are Agreed

for the plan which allows like Adrch
conference with the people from whom campaign
buttons expected But the day of the standpars
The primaries settled that In his speech on Saturday
Sioux City Roosevelt put himself on record thus
particularly pleased with what the
A of
Of
definitely awakened
problem
jobbey The
comm
bitter that of the
in the provision 1t
be
will effective of the
But establishment of
as provided administration in con
STRUNG in fashion the law that for it
the plan has been put effective
shape sandpaes who present congress have
compelled much their wishes conced the principle
that eventually take the work of tariff making out politics
put basis where the rights the consumer will be
recognized
The tariff made is the of trusts and prime
of the high cost of living.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

T. He American protective tariff league the
standpat maintains propaganda support
of that somewhat lame and dscreded cult From the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
Dissents From
Common Sense
and Honesty


competition foreign pyrols surely
of a trade college professor
the will
Of be
in Of
the
is likely o u such hard
making chunks Illogical
this nearly all of the schedules
wavi with other schedules.
The league dissents from the obvious Senerest
the propaganda and influence
opinion tariff the plan recommended by
be regarded by the If that should prove
will be much the for the 1t is doubt
present the major part thereof That
true Taft will feel
deeply geved because the league dsagrees with him heartily
Finally there the ancient which interests
edce of fraud and
he schedules interviewer
they all Vhs doctrine is obvious of
vicious Every separate schedule should own
only merits The inevitable result of the
plan everything beyond justice by
of corrupt bargaining This the way the
Aldrch tariff made.
The league dissen from sense honesty justice
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

effort OF these Strange people we eXtrac
this:
We dissent from the statement that "the
bias of the manufacturer seeking protection
weakens Qessens?) the weight OF his testimony"
This. too. tends to dscredit protection. and
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

4 , OOSEVELT and Taft agreed the method by which
the tariff should be revised, and this
backed by the united great body of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

Great Examples An Unpleasant Tendency
of great marri man the
lies i'm blues
bindu mereIyrun
shfoned omso OF
Life -Pittburg Post
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06

American people, who resent the plan Of
permitting the special interests to write in
their own schedules. OF course, the stand
patters are bitterly opposed to any revision OF
the tariff on scientific nrincinles and will fpht
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-06
Tells candy manuac of this city came 10 ."e
conclusion that salt of place in the making
of chocolate

F YOU had just moved into your brand new
candy factory, lighted hre in your new
stove, filed a pot with sugar and made
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planted and the trees trimmed and
pruned.
Frank Ongie, who recently resigned
as bookkeeper at the Nicholas drug
st re, has taken a position with the
Houghton County Gas Co.
f. V. Clark OF wausau, arrived in
Hancock yesterday on a business trip.
WIN Ryan sustained a bad fall while
playing ball a few days ago. falling on
a rock and badly cutting his lower jaw,
besides knocking out couple Of teeth.
a successful card party was held
last night at the ST. Joseph's parish
hall under the auspices of the st.
Mary's court, Women's Catholic order
of Foresters.
A. j. Klampe of Milwaukee is in the
copper country on business. Mr..
Klarlpe is i'm the tile floor business and
Laid the floors at the Scott hotel. Elks'
temple, Germania hall and other local
buildings.
]. NJ. Abrams. advance representa-
tive of polly of the Circus" which
comes here next week, was in the city
yesterday arranging for the appear
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
NEW RESIDENCES.

Verville Brothers, the Hancock con-
tractors, have busy season In pros
pect, having secured contracts for the
erection of several new homes for
Hancock people and the remodeling OF
number of old ones. Work was
started this week on a house to be
built on Lake avenue for Michael Car
rigan. 1t will be modern in every re-
spect, handsomely finished inside with
auartered oak. Another job which
Verville Brothers have in hand Is the
remodeling and charging of the home
of Fred NJ. Permission. and the cree
ton of garage in the rear.
Besides these two contracts there
are several of a minor nature that
have been given to the firm, among
them being the building of neat and
artistic booth I'm the Savoy theater,
for the singer of the illustrated songs.
The outlook for the building trades In
this city during the year is very good
and a great many new homes will be
built, mostly in West Hancock and the
Ulseth addition, and on the properties
of the Hancock Realty company IN
East Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
BUILDING & LOAN COMPLETES
VERY SUCCESSFUL QUARTER

The eighty-fourth quarterly state
ment of the Northern Michigan Build
ing and Loan association has just been
issued and shows a continuance of the
successful growth of business that has
marked the career OF the association
since its organization twenty-one years
ago. The total shares issued for the
quarter was 7,437, of which there were
6,902 of installment stock and 535 of
the prepaid dividend stock. This
makes the total number of shares in
effect at the present time, 1864, be-
ing 70,444 installment stock and AGO
shares of dividend stock.
Thirty-six persons will receive this
month as payments on matured stock
a total OF $43,2O660, which will go to
persons who started eleven years ago
paying monthly installments on from
five to fifty shares. The financial
statement for the quarter shows a
splendid state of affairs, the loans on
real estate to enable residents of the
copper country to own homes of their
own now outstanding being large and
payments on loans repaid by borrow
ers, showing n very satisfactory condi-
ton, the latter amounting during the
last quarter to $S7.65420.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06

er or not the deed for the site OF the
proposed new fire hall in west
Hancock had ever been made over by
the Hancock Mining kompany and
suggesting II would be well to get II
as the fire and water committee is
now ready to go ahead and have
plans made for the structure. This
new plans will differ from those made
last year. which called for a building
costing more than was contemplated.
The matter was referred to the engi-
neer and the fire and water commit
tee.
To Attorney Kilskila was referred
the matter of securing from the Han
cock Mining company the deed turning
over to the city portions OF Frank
lin and Dakota streets and all of Mine
street just west of the Finnish college.
Alderman Francis stated that parts
of Hancock street are in need of sew
ers and IL was suggested that the en-
gineer complete sanitary sewering for
the city ordered last year. Mr.. Craig
said that this and also Second and
Third streets above Corey would be
taken up at once, and plans for sew
ers made.
Adjournment was then taken until
Thursday evening to announce and
certify the result of Mondays cleo
ton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06

and was taken TO Minneapolis, where
he is now said to be on the road to
recovery.
Much interest is now directed TO
the matter OF appointments to be made
when the council meets for the first
regular meeting in May. There will
have to be appointed a chief Of police,
health officer a city attorney, city
engineer, poundmaster, street commits
sioner, fire warden, chief OF the fire
department and a member of the board
of public works
The Ladies Missionary society OF the
Congregational church meet this af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. ]. T.
Reeder on College avenue i'm East
Houghton.
A wrestling match has been ar
ranged between Person and Matt
Kangas to be held at the Negaunee
opera house. # Person wins he will
be given a match with Lehto.
Work viii be started soon Gpon the
continuing of improvements to the
Hancock Catholic cemetery that were
begun last summer. New paths and
driveways will be laid out, flower beds
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
FINE SPECIAL FEATURE.
Augmented Orchestra Provided for
Mrs. Leslie Carter Tomorrow Night.

tVios INoho SdftCt 's'9hss
A feature of tomorrow evenings pro-
duction of "Vasta Herne," the great
drama in which Mrs. Leslie Carter APP
pears at the Kerredge theater will be
the augmented Calumet * Hecla or
chestra, with several additional MEM
bers. This will be appreciated by the
big audience which, from the indica-
tons of the advance demand for seats,
is assured, as it will adequately pre-
sent the orchestral accomplishments
and extra act selections accompany
ing the production
In the new play by Edward Peple,
author of THE Prince Chap" i'm which
Mrs. Leslie Carter is now appearing,
she assumes the character of Vasta
Herne. a famous authoress whose sto-
drugs. In this Mrs. Carter is hitting
at an evil which is becoming more and
more prevalent in modern society; an
evil which had for its victims not only
the brilliant DeQuincy, but Shelley, the
poet, Wilkie Collins, the novelist, By
ron, Coleridge and many others who by
reason of their works have left their
names in the Hall of Fame. 1t is the
problem that confronts society from
"the opium users" that is exploited in
"Vasta Herne'' and interesting as the
drama is. it is even more effective as
sermon. Mrs. Carter is supported
this season by the highest class com
pany she has ever had.
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HANCOCK BREVITlEs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Warner have
taken apartments i'm the Exley flats,
occupying those whore Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. Westcott formerly lived, the latter
moving into the fiat vacated by Capt.
Harris.
Five candidates will be initiated into
Holly Rebekah lodge at the regular
meeting Friday night. sr,t
The Hancock students of the Mar
quette Normal left Monday for Mar
quette to resume their studies on the
reopening of school yesterday.
Reports have been received of the
serious illness of Frank T.. Long, the
popular actor whose companies have
made annual visits here for many years
past. He was taken i'll while at Chad
ron, Neb., on March 23. with paralysis,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
wl,RTANEN WANTS MATCHES.

X. j. wiirtanen, the middleweight
wrestler of Hancock, Mich, arrived in
Duluth yesterday and issued a chal-
lenge to any of the men of his weight
at the head of the lakes. says the Du-
luth News-Tribune. Wiirtanen has
lust concluded a trip through upper
Michigan and northern Minnesota,
during which he won all of his three
matches. His last bout was at Eve
leth last Saturday night. At the range
town he made short work of Tom CO.
burn of Allegheny. Pa. tossing the
Pennsylvanian two straight falls In IA
and IL minutes, respectively. He threw
savini. the Georgian. I'm two straigh'
falls at Ironwood, Mich, last week and
now Is looking for other grapplers.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

Joe Woodman is trying to arrange
a match for Sam Langford with Jack
Johnson, the bout to take place Labor
day.
Dode Criss will continue as pinch
hitter for the Browns as his pitching
arm is said 10 be IN bad shape.
1t is said that Manager Jack O'Con-
TOR Of the Browns intends to keep
Bobby Wallace at third base this
year.
The Pittsburg team never plays
more than two or three exhibition
games before the opening of the regu-
lar season.
The Chicago Cubs have signed Les
lie Nunmaker. formerly of the Lin
coin, Neb club. He was one of the
leading catchers in the Western
league last season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
PROPOSE PAYING Of The
CIIY'S CROSS STREETS
Council Discusses the Question Of
Finishing Hancock Street
and Improving Others.
WRIGHT ASKS ARBITRATION

last nights session OF the council,
the last but one OF the old board as
now constituted, disposed of a con-
Siderable amount of business of more
mr. less Importance. one matter
brought up for discussion was that Of
completing the paving of Hancock
street from its present termination
near the Mineral Range right of way
"a the cemetery. 1t has also proposed
IN nave the cross streets from Reser-
vation street to Lake street connect
inc Hancock and quincy streets. Re-
garding the latter 1t was stated that
the city would be put to no expense,
the entire cost devolving upon the
abutting property owners. Alderman
uosking objected to doing anything
inst now, believing that 1t would be
hotter 10 wait until Front street is
ready for paving and so make enc big
icb of tne lot instead of dividing IL up
into sma, contracts, as by having all
done together better price might he
made. The matter was referred to the
street committee to report ut the next
regular meeting.
A communication from the Central
Ritulithis company asking hat pay
ment be made of the twenty per cent
remaining as a balance on the amount
due on the paving of Hancock street
was allowed.
Wright Explains Position.
c. A. Wright, being granted per-
r,.rsion to address the council, ex-
plaired his position relative to the re-
cent Injunction suit against the city
restraining it from building a walk on
Hancock street according to a pro-
posed grade. This Injunction was
withdrawn during the present week.
Mr.. Wright desired TO explain the
facts i'm the case and to give his rea-
sons for bringing the action in ques-
ton. II was done. he said, really to
gain time for a thorough discussion
and careful consideration of the points
involved. This time could not be
gained, he said. except by going to
court, as the engineer was determined
to begin work at once. This would
have necessitated the taking up of the
walk land by Mr.. Wright some two
years before in accordance with grades
and authority given by the council Mt
that time. OF course, he said he UNI
derstood that II was the prerogative
of the council to build sidewalks or
order them built as 1t saw At, and
that he could not permanently stop
them from doing so. The council,
however, he said. represents the peo-
pie of the city and the second ward
aldermen are supposed to give espe-
cal consideration to the interests of
that ward in particular. The people
of the second ward. said Mr.. Wright
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
RACE WILL BE HELD.

Earl McGlynn is Ill at his home here
with tonsilitis. There will be no post
however, of Saturdays race
with Stietz, in which McGlynn was to
be one of the participants. 1t is likely
that Mr.. McGlynn will have recovered
sufficiently by Saturday to run, and if
not, someone else will be substituted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06

The monthly reports Of Justices
olivier and Funkey and of Chief I'll
Dor and the police officers. showing
number of arrests and fines received
I'm March. were received and ordered
placed on file.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06

ance Of the show at the Kerredge the
alter.
son was born on election day 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Racine of the
Fourth ward.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06

were very anxious that the Sidewalk =
be left as they are, and he knew
of but one person against II, the rest
being almost unanimous on this point.
The courts had upheld his conten-
ton and. he said. the city ATTORNEY
would bear out in his claim that prl or
To the authorizing by the council an I
mayor two years ago OF the constgrIs-
ton of his walk as now existing, there
was no previous legal grade estab-
lished. The walk was built in good
faith and TO change 1t now would
work much damage to the Swift prop
erty. For this reason he had gone
To the courts and had the restrain
ing injunction issued. after which he
had circulated a petition signed by
nearly all those owning property In
the immediate neighborhOod. express
ing a wish that the grade of the side
walks at that point be left undisturb-
ed. Now, said Mr. Wright, why should
you desire to follow the wishes of the
engineer and possibly one other per-
son. instead OF the expressed desire of
the majority OF the residents of the
street" He stated that he did not de-
sire any further litigation and in the
interests of all fairness and justice
asked for the appointment OF an ar
bitration committee to determine
what damages would result to the
Wright and Swift property If the citJ
insists on building the sidewalks as
proposed and demands their recon
struction. No action was taken on
Mr.. Wrlghts suggestion.
Reports are Received.
Tho monthly reports of Justices
olivier and Funkey and of Chief III
Dor and the police officers. showing
number of arrests and fines received
i'm March, were received and ordered
placed on file.
Bids for Sidewalk Bonds.
The city clerk was INSTRUCTED to
advertise at once for bids for the sale
bonds to pay for the laying of new
walks throughout the city, the con-
tract for which was given last fall to
Contractor A. W. Anderson of Hough-
ton. Bonds are to draw interest at the
rate of five per cent, and bids to be
in by the next regular meeting on
April IS.
Engineer Craig presented plans for
the construction OF the new reservoir
for the No. system. and the matter
was referred to the board of public
works to advertise for bids. in accord
ance with the plans prepared and ex-
elusive of the pipes and valves.
A map was submitted by Mr.. Craig
of a proposed grade for Mason ave-
nue. in East Hancock and was refer
red to the street committee who will
go over the ground and report later.
The dumping of refuse in the gulley
at the end of Quincy street was dis
cussed but no action taken.
A motion offered by Alderman
Congdon that the Quincy Mining COM
pany be asked to put the Front street
in passable condition, even
il the Improvement only consist of
mailing down another plank or two,
was carried.
Election Bills Allowed.
The inspectors, clerks, doorkeepers
and election commissioners who help
ed at Mondays election were allowed
at the usual rates.
The special assessors were voted on
allowance of twenty-five dollars for
services performed during the past
year.
The New Fire Hall.
Alderman Hosking inquired wheth-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-06
LITTLE MINISTER TO BE
PRESENTED FRIDAY EVENING

Following closely upon the heels OF
Patience" comes the Little Minister"
another high school dramatic perform
ance is to be given at Germania hall
on Friday evening by the seniors. The
cast Is a good one and has been trained
carefully by Stanley Clanin, so that
creditable rendition of Barries pretty
story made famous by Maud Adams. is
promised. A dress rehearsal will be
given this evening. The cast OF char
actors 10 ae follows.