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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
GAY g. sTuaets GOSSIP.

Calumet, Mich, April Sl--The pub
LEGATION of the Copper Producers
monthly report, showing an increase
of 100000 pounds for March. was
the signal for further liquidation in
copper stocks. Coming as it did when
the market was bare of buying orders
the decline i'm prices was severe.
Lake dropped to 49%; North Butte
331k: Arizona Commercial 17A; In
diana %; North Lake 14h; Copper
Range 6S; Calumet & Arizona G5, and
| Mohawk so, showing that the divi
dend payers and prospects suffered
alike
Copper stocks have reached n price
now when they can be safely bought
and will show big profits later, though
temporarily confidence is shattered to
! such an extent that a quiet market
may prevail for a time.
New York, Apr. S.-The market again
relapsed into stagnation yesterday.
Commission business evaporated and
even most of the floor traders did not
try to do anything. The result is that
the speculative crowd in New York
after a few days better feeling. are
turning bearish again. They argue If
market won't get active on the rail-
lies. il must get active on the breaks,
because il is not the nature of stock
markets to stand still for any great
length of time. The technical posi-
ton of the market is not quite as good
as ii was at the first of the week. as
q large percentage of the rally was, of
course, due to short covering
We may, therefore get a slightly re-
dictionary market for a day or two,
and am inclined to think that stocks
will be a purchase on the breaks.
However. in buying stocks. l would
not buy too much. and would be salts
fled with quick turns and small profits.
There was a story uptown last night
that certain of the larger bear traders
would attempt a drive at the list to-
day, and there has evidently been some
slight selling I'm American stocks I'm
London in anticipation of this.
Reports in the morning papers of
dissention in the presidents cabinet
are being freely discussed here this
morning and are bringing back to the
street our unsettled political condi-
lions which had almost been forgotten
for day or two AS much capital as
possible is being made by the bears
out of these two bank failures in
Brooklyn, which to my mind. will have
no effect on the situation.-J. w. p.
New York. April S.-The regular
monthly statement OF the copper pro-
ducers' association today covering the
production and consumption of cop
per i'm the month of March shows
stocks increased 16.6s6.ss2 pounds.
Production was 120.067.46 domes-
tic deliveries. 62.s44s1S: deliveries for
export, 4O,5S5,767. Total deliveries,
1O3. 430,5S5. Stocks on hand April list,
123.S24.s74 pounds.-Dow Jones & Co.
Boston.-We wish again to call your
attention to the stock of the Miami
Copper company. In December. 1909.
we issued a circular on this company,
| in which was embodied letter from
/ J. Parke Claiming. stating that the
company had 100000 tons Of ore ac-
tuaIly developed and giving its 100000
shares OF stock n value of II cent
copper market OF $40 per share. Sub
seq,.ent 10 10, issuing of this circular.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08

plus copper of over 100000 pounds.
Such issues as Lake broke 6 points,
Copper Range points. osceola 5 and
so ON throughout the entire list. The
closing prices showed no support and
the final quotations were about the
lowest for the session. We believe
that the better class of coppers are
good purchases but should be bought
outright. Curbs active and at lower
prices. The buying on Santa Rosalia,
Bohemia and Superior & Pittsburg
was of an excellent chartcter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
L. S. & A.

Officers of Lake Superior a. Arizona
Mining Co. have been in the east and
we are told that they are negotiating
FOR the sale of a block of stock suffi-
cient to provide funds enough to push
operations at the property in a vigor-
Gus manner. While no authoritative
statement has been made on the sub
jet. present indications point to the
deal being successfully consummated
The market is strong around SCI. A.
Minnear & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
UNLISTED sTocYs.
J. A. Mlnnear 9 CO. saw today:

7. A. Minnear &, Co. say today:
AS we expected would come sooner
or later. the copper share market was
again subjected 10 severe selling press
IRE and prices melted away with re-
markable ease. The selling was not
confined to any one particular issue
hut was quite general. The movement
started with the publication OF the cop
per producers announcement which
showed further increase In the sur
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
Mining News

shares of New Baltic i'm its treasury
and their ground also adjoin.
Good buying of Bohemia, North
Lake and New Baltic on recent drill
core Developments.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
Pretenders,

Lawyers who give secret tips to sur
vivors of rich people as 10 how wills
may be broken are usually disliked for
putting on heirs.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
For Your Enlightenment.

When a man tells you he wishes you
to understand that he is gentleman
you may take it for granted that he
is afraid you might not find it out 9th
erwise.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-04-08
When She Has Lost Her Charm.

You're never grateful for the tyran-
ny of your parents" says the Philoso-
pher of Folly, till you meet the girl
they forbade you to go with. 20 years
ago"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-29
5000
OCe0nSide Park
Building Lot

IT HIS, Special Prize, is ideally locat-
/ ed in Oceanside Park, at the juno
ton of the Oceanside and Escondido rail-
ways, short distance from San Diego.
Here is a prize that will go on growing
in value for the understanding that
can be used to excellent advantage. Fort
innate, indeed, will be the winner of this
special prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-29

WE .,,ha.S have tpor, pnr,
t h c Mackie-Foley
company, 723 735
South Hill street, a
nine piece Colonial
dining roo m set,
made of solid Cuban
mahogany. This set
includes extension
t a b ! c sideboard,
china closet, five side
chairs and one arm
chair. Go and see
this set. No matter
how pretty a picture
you may have in
your mind this set
will surpass all ex-
pectations. / t i S
made in Grand Rap
ids, Mich. - t, Ii c
home of good furni-
ture - and the fact
t h a t t h e Mackie-
Foley c o m p a n y
stand behind t h / s
set is of Importance
to all careful furni-
ture lovers. 1t is a
beauty! This is the
First Grand Prize.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-29
500
Kodak and
Cameras

Wy have purchased from
w c. c. Pierce & CO., 127
S. Spring street, an
Eastman kodak and two
Premo cameras. Each will in
clude materials or work, so
they will be complete prizes
indeed. These makes of pho
tographic instruments are
world famous. These are eX-
cellent special prizes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-29
500 Ladies'
Evening Gown

special will select from Louise Potts
beautiful imported goods and endless of designs
gown o this handsome amount If young lady,
brother opportunity to
woman?
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-29
$787 so Double Trip the Orient Through China andapan


Kssha the sister ships
with Fl knots speed and
but
eabwheno do Write w H
the companys ships and the trip
of
all cal in
regarding n the daily Herald
Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-29
$3.50 Columbia
GraphOnOIa

IT HIS superb instrument is so we'll known
/ that anything we might say about it here
would be superhuous. 1t has been'a popular
selection of music lovers for years, and each
succeeding year has seen it improved in every
way possible. OF handsome design, splendid
materials throughout and capable of repro
ducing anything in music-it is absolutely
necessary to the home which aims to be COM
pletely equipped musically. This is the
Seventh Grand Prize.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
Birthday and Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Drake, who
reside about three miles south of
American Falls gave a birthday din
ner Sunday, in honor of Mrs. Bell
mother of Mrs. Drake. who was IS
years Of age the following day The
dinner was given Sunday because
Mr.. Drake is absent all the week at
his work feature of the dinner
was a fine birthday cake. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Nc
Cullough, Rev. and Mrs Skaggs, Mr..
and Mrs. D. w. Stevenson and Ancy
Sullivan. Miss Grace Skaggs and
Miss Merle Mccullough assisted in
serving.
Wednesday neighbors to the num-
Der OF about fifteen gathered and
surprised Mrs Bell and the family,
and had a royal time. The self in
vited guests brought their dinners
with them. which were thrown to-
gether and make splendid feast
for all Mrs Bell received many
tokens of remembrance. and was
greatly pleased by the expressions of
kindness showereI upon her She
was in the best of spirits. although
infirm. and will remember the day
as long as she lives. She has two
sisters living, both past so. Among
those present were Rev. and Mrs.
Wallis. Mrs. Elllsberry, Mrs Bjork.
Mrs. Runnion. Mrs. McAfee, Mrs
Stevenson and Miss Walker
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

f l. Barringer has the fixtures
installed for an up-to-date cigar
store which he will soon open 10
tho nnhlie 1t is located in the Evans
block. and is the store ioi ~ =
occupied by the Anderson cigar S'ors Tore
Mir. Barringer is installing ,ne
finest fixtures for store OF IN 's :,
kind to be found any where and Will
handle full and complete line Oh
cigars and tobaecos. He expects TO
he ready for business next week.
The gentleman has been IN Dusi-
noss in this city for several years
and is thoroughly familiar win 'ne
people and the community ana ooes ;
not make this venture without d
true knowledge of all circumstances
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
TRIES TO MURDER
DEFENSELESS GIRL
Ralph Arnold Fires Shot at
Miss Helen Altmyer.
Only Bad Aim Prevents Horrible
TIaeetiy-Jealousy the Cause
Arnold Disarmed and Safe
ly Lodged in City Jail.

Ralph Arnold, in a drunken jeal
GUS rage, about O'Clock last ev-
ening. attempted to take the life of
Miss Helen Altmyer. in the hallway
of the rooming house kept by Mrs
NJ. E. Johnson Arnold has been
drinkink heavily for some time, it
is said. and to this fact the shooting
is dne. He had been keeping COM
pany with Miss Altmyer for some
time past but the young lady re-
Gently declined to accept further at
tentions because of the fact that he
was drinking. AS a result of his dis
missal he is said to have threatened
her life on other occasions.
Last night he stepped from hia
room into the. hallway and found
Miss Altmyer engaged in conversa-
ton with A. II. Fonda, cashier of
the Oregon Short Line here. With
out warming. it is said, he whipped
out revolver and fired at her at
close range. Miss Altmyer tainted
away at the report of the revolver,
and Arnold returned to his room.
Deputy Sheriff Atwood and George
W. Roberts, who happened to be in
hearing of the shot, arrived on the
scene in an instant and disarmed
Arnold, taking two revolvers from
him. Marshal Anderson was tele-
phoned and placed Arnold in cell
in the village jail. A charge of as
sault with intent to commit murder
will probably be preferred against
him today.
Miss Altmyer is a daughter of N
Altmyer, farmer living near Rock
land and sister of Dan and Fred
Altmyer. who live in the same vi
cinlty, all of whom are well known
here Miss Altmyer is a very mod
est and estimable young lady. en-
tlrely undeserving of the notoriety
that viii come to her as result of
the attempted shooting Arnold is
a well behaved young man when So
Der, but Quawelsome and dangerous
when drinking
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
BUSINESS MAN LEAVES.
W. o. Garrett Sells Interest in
Oliver x Mckown Hardware.

w. O. Garrett has sold his in
terest in the Oliver & Nc kown
Hardware company to his partners
Judge Oliver and George w. Rob-
erts, and expects to leave today
for his old home at Marysyille. Mo,
The change is occasioned by the SER
ious illness of Mr.. Garretts father.
who has extensive interests that
need looking after, and to these he
will devote his attention for time
at least, and he stated to the Press
that he might return.
Mr. Garrett has been a resident
of American Falls for about three
years and has won the esteem of
everyone. His departure is greatly
regretted and it is to be hoped that
he will continue to make his home
here.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
MASONIC LODGE INSTITUTED.
American Falls Lodge No. SO Starts
Off With Good Membership

Grand lodge was convened here
last night for the purpose of insti
oS, A. F. and A. NJ, and for the in
duction of its firstofficers into Of
flee George F Gagon. of Blackfoot
Past Grand Master of Idaho and f
A. Burrell. of Montpelier. Grand Sc
nior Warden, We're present. Follaw-
ing are the officers:
master; Robert 3 Greenwood. SEN
ior warden; John L. McKown. jun
ior warden; Harry c. Wones. treas
urer; Lloyd E sigmond. secretary:
James r. Clark chaplain; Richard
F Moth, MARSHALL; George A Line,
senior deacon; Robert f. EHsberry.
Junior deacon; Edward +. Geesey.
senior steward. Rutherford II
Loursbury, Junior steward; Charles
q Dollar. tyler
The lodge starts off with a splen-
Ga membership and every prospect
a. rapid growth Il has a splen-
cldly furnished lodge room, and its
membership embraces many Of the
leading men Of the community il
social and business affairs
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

American Falls This city has had
an organization of this kind for
some time but it has not been self
sustaining and those who devote
their time to practice and money for
Instruments do not feel that they
should pay for music, rent for room
in which TO practice. for lights. for
fuel and consequently interest in
the band dwindled down until the
organization became nearly extinct
Chas. Hammock. musician post
ed in band matters. has taken the
matter up with local business men
which has developed into cer-
tainty for a band. This city can
not hope to sustain a salaried band
nor do any of the players look TO
such condition, but only ask a
little assistance to carry on the work
There are instruments to be pur-
chased once in while as there are
open those who would made good
band members who can not afford
to own an instrument
Such an organization would be a
benefit TO the community and the
business men realize it from the
interest they are taking in the affair
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
Face to Face With Dutv.

II me people OF Idaho facing duty which they owe
TO themselves their children and their state 1t NAV be
Hofeu put not escaped The right participate gov
erhent imposes responsibilities which NEGLECTED only
10 the detrment of society and the lowering civic and So
cal standards Failure discharge these obligations is
responsible for all the bad 90 per cent of
the graft that exists for the unwholesome conditions and
or the failure to enforce laws made for the
pubic and the perpetuation of their liberties and
on Indifference the uncharted rock nenaces the
Ship OF State People lacking intelligence nor
PATRIOTISM They have the ability and the power cor
rect the evils that exist but careless the
their rights when self interest and bid them to
do They busy with the everyday affairs life
making money safeguard the morals of their children
suppress evils which double their Some of them
are citizens only because they fail the
most sacred right OF citizenship that OF having part in
shaping and being responsible for proper
tlonate share Oft
From all parts of the county reports that regis
tration very light In American Falls precinct only
have registered since the primaries while fully u
prepared to because they have neglected register
They entrusting their desnies "hred with
out having the selection of the man. reservng
only the right grow his work unsatisfactory From
Rockland comes word that of the settlers will
register because they have interest in the election
They could make greater mistake They good
roads, and there choice between the upon whom
the securing of the will devolve They capa-
BILE and economical administration affairs and
upon the officers chosen will depend the kind of service
dered. They cetran legislation enacted and upon
those who represent them there depends the of
their securing And finally the duty every
society sacred be shrked. Let
citizen discharge that duty and for the right
he it. And the first essential is to register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

WORK Tor the building of the con-
crete abutments. This new bridge
VIII be located where the old ona
now stands but is to be several feet
hlgher to allow for the raising of
the grade through this city. Every
day quantities of material are ar
irving and things gradually shan
themselves for the employment Of
one hundred men when the con
Structlon work begins in earnest.
Another improvement which adds
10 the safety and efficiency of the
road is the installation of the block
sigma system which is now in work
ing order east of here and is rapid
ly being placed in order to the east.
New and heavier rails were put
down this summer and the company
has done and are continuing to do
all possible to make this road the
leading road to the coast.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
CAPTAIN DAVIS
HERE TONIGHT
With Other Candidates Will
Hold Rally in Auditorium.
Republican Candidate for Represen-
tative Will Hold Rally at the
Auditorium TOnight--Other
Candidates Present.

Captain E. G. Davis, one of the
brightest men who will be a mem.
Der of the next legislature, will be
here tonight, to address the people
on local political matters He will
be accompanied by two of the candi-
dates for commissioner on the repuh
lican ticket, Messrs. Hatch and Rey-
nolds, R. M. Hull, candidate for as
SCISSOR, County superintendent Simp-
son, and Probate Judge Thomas.
The principal address OF the ev-
ening will be delivered by Captain
Davis, an Oneida county boy who
has made good in places of great re-
sponsibility and reflected credit up
on his county and his native state.
He graduated from West Point with
high honors, and filled positions OF
the highest responsibility until re-
tired on account of Slight defect
of vision brought on in the dis
charge of official duties He is in
the prime of life, vigorous physi-
cally, and mentally, and well fitted
to discharge the duties to which he
will be called Oneida county has
never named a more able nor manly
man for the legislature than Cap
tain Davis, and all who hear him
are impressed by his ability and
force of ch haracter. He made the op-
ening talk of the campaign at Sa-
maria, Monday night, to people who
had known him from childhood, who
were familiar with his triumphs and
achievements. and the pride they all
felt in him was noticeable He was
given the closest attention and Wig
orously applauded at the close of a
Snort but impressive address.
Judge C. r. Thomas is another of
the party who is a splendid talker,
capable of holding the attention and
interest of an audience as long as
he cares to speak and will proceed
Captain Davis with an interesting
short address. The appearance of
the other candidates on the platform
will be very brief, there being too
many of them to permit any other
No more interesting
speaker than Captain Davis will ap-
)ear here. however, and he should ,
,e given a splendid audience. {
The meeting will be held at the 8
auditorium, and be followed by a +
lance. G
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
RALLY AT ABERDEEN.
Hon. II. NJ. McCr,cken and Others
Will be Present


On Friday evening. October 2S,
Hon r. NJ McCracken, of Boise,
formerly a resident Of Bingham
county, with some of the local can
didates will hold republican rally
at Aberdeen. Mr. McCracken is too
well known both locally and
throughout the state to need any
Introduction to the people He is
a forceful speaker, and has the
gift of holding the close attention
and interest of his audience
During the last session of
legislature. Mr. McCracken was one
of the most active members of the
lower house, and was heard on the
floor more often than any other
member. In the proceeding session
he represented Bingham county
the legislature and took and active
part in all legislation passed.
He will probably be the only
state speaker who will visit Aber-
deem during the campaign and will
doubtless draw big crowd
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22
CLIMBED BANNOCk PEAK
IN THEIR MINDS.
Party of Young People Have Fine
Time According to Reports.

hiit tttoluihS TO reports.
A party of ten left Sunday morn
ing with the avowed intention Of
climbing Bannock peak Upon their
return some of them claim to have
scaled the lofty mountain while
other maintain a discreet silence
The party consisted OF Messrs. l.
E Sigmond. P W Dayer r. E
Austin. DR. E w Sykes. J. b.
Brokaw and Misses Ida BelleMeech
Georgia Hererra. Enid Elliott. Wave
Beradn and Florence Barber
The party went in three convey
ances- Dr. Sykes in a single buggy
acted as pilot, and succeeded in
losing the other eonveyances That
u.s. he thought he did. but when din
ner time came the doctor conclud-
ia he was the one who was lost
even If he was on the right road All
Dr. had was q bottle of milk. and If
reports are true he looked like a
wel feed infant when found The
party was served with black coffee
for supper
l. F. sigmoud. who was elected
the official liar for the trip. says
the party surely did climb the peak.
where they found the Off ial re-
cords of Cooks EXPEDITION to Mount
Mckinley. concealed in pile Of
rocks The other members Of the
expidition, according to Mr.. Sismond
behaved very rudely. Dr. Sykes, he
says. took a shot at Joe Bailey and
Adam Affleck, Of Arbon, for exceed
ing the speed limit in a horse race
from Paines store to the reserva-
tion line. Percy Dayer unfurled the
British flag and revoked the De-
claration of independence, and while
Sigmond and Sykes were defending
/ Bunker Hill style Brokaw and Austi
made a sneak on the water bottle
and got away with all it's contents
( The ladies remained in the vicinity
of Evans saw mill. and the wonder
is that the boys got so far away
from them On the road home
Austin and his party became lost,
and the conveyance in which Miss
Mech road broke down By
mutual agreement the membe of
the party declare they had a good
time, even if it did rain and was
cold.
Don't fail to register.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-10-22

Last week Oscar Strom. who re
sides two miles south Of this city.
sold his farm consisting Of $50 acres
to Louis Hoffman. Anger. Ill, This
is a fine piece of land and within
SO short a distance to townmakes il
very valuable property Mr.. Hoff-
man had not been in this section
but short time upon an investiga-
tion trip and when this farm was
called to his attention he immedi
ately made the purchase, seeing the
opportunity to make a sum of none r
within a short time upon the in
creased valuation
Mr.. Strom will return to Arkan-
sas as soon as he can complete his
business affairs here He has
good position offered him there and
can not affort to pass it up