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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
CLOSING GRAIN LETTER.

Chicago, June 6.-Wheat-There
was q natural reaction IN the north
western markets as well as our OWE
in tho last hour, partly due to profit
taking by early buyers ana in part 20
selling pressure in July wheat, by
some of the leading interests. A Chi
cago house bought 10000 bushels OF
new wheat for arrival any time mex.
month from Missouri St. Louis re-
ported cash wheat prices I TO cents
lower. The weather map of the north
west will make the marhe. I'm wheat =
Payne, Webber & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
LOCAL BREviTIES.

Mesdames Nieman and COMM oih-
GERS of the Ladies' Rebekah assembly,
are spending today Sightseeing In
Calumet and district. They conducted
a school of instruction yesterday af-
ternoon and evening to Past Noble
Grands of the Rebekah lodges OF Cal
umet. which was largely attended. Sew
eral members of the order were present
from other u. p. cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Weiss and son
have gone to Montrose, this state, TO
join Mr. Weiss, and engage in farm
ing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
PAINE. WEBER G. co.'s GOSSIP.

The copper metal market is reported
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
UNLISTED STOCKS
A lAfinnnnr (. Co. SAW tndny.

J. A. Minnear & CO.. say today.
Another day passed with the market
ruling extremely dull. though for the
most part the undertone remained firm.
Trading In tlie morning was at slight
ly higher prices In the New York list.
The preponderance OF eastern sentt-
ment i< considerably bullish on a
theory that the market is oversold
and that stocks are due for rally AZ
ter the recent break. Copper shares
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16

were lifeless. Trading today was with
out special features or important price
changes. There viii be no Boston
market tomorrow on account OF Bum
ker Hin day celebration there.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-06-16
GAY & Sturgis ssys:

Boston, June 16.-Sales OF copper in
London market today are unprecedent-
ed almost Foreign visible supply has
decreased since May 1. 400 tons. 1t
looks as though something was doing
in copper and n possible improvement
is in sight. j. S.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
Cutting si the Living
Fish.

Humanity oven the hardest
and hravcst portions Of tin.
stinctiyely shrinlis, with dread,
from the pain etten6snt upon a
deliberate cutting o. the living
flesh by surgical Instruments
The case is related OF blur
old English admiral one Of the
stoltcsl hearts that ever beat,
in service whose !a"N al every
grade are, To protcrD. dannt'
less, who in the opening OF his
distinguished career. had been
engaged in cutting outanenomy's
fri.atc. From Ghc gun-boat, he
c,im5cd W the ships steep side,
land farn0st % his crew, had
reached the hulwarks, When
r. ctiging a stunning blow, lic
fell into his boat again. striking
his back with great vioicAcc
Years afterwards. II tumo
hal grown on lhe Injured part,
and nj ltngth the admira'--gra.
and bent in years found it. ad
s.sab!e that this growth shonsI
! be removed. The mnntNntncve
feared death in It's most Ghastl
and appalling form, now shran
from the surgeons knife: III
removal. contemplated by III
= man of many battles with frclin
almost akin 10 Chiltiac fear, wi
long d eicrr"l; and ~ lrnth, In
stureticd by opium thuu.h !
was, Il most unsteady patient d
lhe prove during the operate
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
seldom seizes upon the prize IL

seldom seizes upon the prize 1t,
seeks.
Clear and round dealing is the
honor oil mans nature, and mix
ture OF falsehood il like all"y in
coin of gold aud silver, which may
make the metal work the better
but Il eInbascth it.
Honor, like reputation and char
actcr, displays Itself IN little acts.
L. Is of slow growth. He whose
soul is set 10 the right finds him
self more firmly bound by the
principal o. honor taan hv LEGAL
restrairs-much more ut case
when boand by his conscience
lie who is actuatcd by false
principals OF honor does not feel
! thus. True !,onor is int. rnaj
false honor external. The out
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Inc one uoeS ho' oS''r'c''""'''
proclaim us i"'ey arms IL pre-
t'tS ti'aS 'VS 'o'''U'" "i''' "1''"N'
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HONOR.

A man Of Honor! What a glo-
rious title that is! Who would
not rather have it than any thing
that kings can bestow? 1t IS
worth all the gold and silver IN
the world.
He who merits ii wears u jewel
within his soul, aud needs none
upon his bosom. His word is
as good Us his Bond" And il
there were no law in the land one
might dcal just rs safely with
him, To take unfair advantage
is No. in him.
TO quibble and guard bis speech
so that he leads others to sup
pose that Is means something
that he does not mean, even
while they can never prove tina,
it is so, would be impossible Il
his frank nature.
| Ills speeches are never riddles
, lie looks you in TIL, eye and say:
straight out, the things thai
he has to say, anu he does unit
, others the thir%a he would tia
they should do to him.
he i. a good son aud Il goo'
brother. Who ever heard hI'
/ bctray the faults and toIIles q
hi, near kindred; And with III
friends, he proves himself true
' and will no: bc'ray the trneA
friendship, imposed on hin
And with strangers yoa q
rot find him too curious ahoI
~ 60. q.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15
WELCOME ITEMS
By the May Ftowere.

Hello ED. and kind readers or
the worlds Crcssett | thought /
would send in some more Items
to the dear little CRESSET MS it
is the best paper in the world,
Cool weather at the present
writing,
Mr. Walter Shrek was seer
coin" to Norwood Sat. with .
load Of ties,
", Nj. Best and son Dave was
/ see in Norwond Sat.
Mr. John Meas and vito Wos
Sisco and wife Tom McCraw and
J daughter was in Norwood last
Saturday.
| Mr. Sam Merritt wife and son
land liitlc girl called at Tom Nc
lCraw last Saturday wees and
stayed al night. Core again
friends
| Mr. Albert Donelson was seer
going to town Sat. evening.
| Mr. John Garrett wife and
three sons taken dinner 81 Tom
McCraws Sat.
Mr. Cal SimOnS wife and four
ichiidren VISITED their daughter
Mrs I.,ona Holt last Sat ard Sur.
Mrs Mary McCraw and son
l:onnic called ut Mr. Low Royal
Z. last Friday.
Mir James SimOns visited his
,sstcr Mrs Lrona Holt las Sat,
+, week.
Mr. James Clark and Mr. Mics
!.on% called ON Mr. Tom MctraW
lat Sunday.
Pleasant hill school begin last
Monday Sept j. 1910 and Mis-:
Pope is The teacher.
Miss Va lin McCraW visited
Miss Cma Robertson ,iast Sun
We'll ~ news is bat !i''Ir | vii
rin@ of, and come ina gin SOM
other time 50 good ~ ~ uac ant
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lie and seldom the same for she
feeds upon opinion. and will DC
as tickle as her food. She builds
Il lofty structure on the sandy
foundation OF the esteem Of those
who are of all beings the most
subiec. to change.
Combined with virtue she is IN
form and fxed, because she
looks fur appreciation only from
him who is the same at al times
Honog by herself is Capiicious in
her rewards. She feeds Us upon
air. and often pulls down our
house to build our monuments.
! She is contracted in her views
inas.nuch as her hope ara rooted
in the earth, bourd by time
ard terminated by death. But
when directed by ,irtne he,
L.., l,.,,rn.. arl,rrpI nOf
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-09-15

Professional cards 81 co a mon
Locals per line, LIST insertion Oh
" subsequent Insertions %
Local advertisements viii be
continued until ordered out.
nD- Special contracts made on
larger adds
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PUBIlSfIER's
II. G. Garrett and NJ, ". Bowers
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

club and {. ID. Whyte of the san Fran
cisco Country and Golf club will fight
it out today for first honors.
The best match of the day was be-
tween c. D. Whyte and F. c. Newton
and it went q holes before c. d. Whyte
could be returned a winner. The play
ers were both at the top of their form
and although everything was against
them, they played some splendid golf
Newton looked like a winner when he
lead one up on the sixteenth hole, but
Whyte stymed him on putt and
halved the sixteenth and also the seven
teenth hole, and by halving out the
eighteenth in four to Newton's five, tied
the score Then they continued on
their way in a deadlock for two more
holes. and Whyte brought the match
to an end by making the twenty-first
hole in three to his opponents four
The match was full of exciting plays
On the eighth hole Newton got to the
edge of the green with a long drive
and then holed out a long putt in the
next stroke. making the hole in two
whyte was pressing him hard, hut his
drive was not as long and he required
two more strokes to hole out. making
it in three.
whyte made an exceptionally good
INIT on the tenth hole~ He got into
ANTIQUITIES early on the next hole, and
practically lost it at the outset. He
went into the ditch and from that into
the woods. On the shooting gallery
holes. the fourteenth, fifteenth and six
teenth. WHITE had a chance to win all
hv good puts, but he fell down on each
of them, halving two and losing the
other.
whyte played some on the eighteenth
hole. when Newton had him one down
Whvte made a very long drive 3nd
with his approach put the ball within
10 feet of the hole. Newton was In
the same position with three strokes
and Whyte won in three when Newton
putt missed
In teeing off for the twentieth hole
Whyte had the best of the drive, as
Newton's ball landed in Ppool of wa
ter and fell dead. They were both or
the green in three. Newton missed ms
putt, but laid an absolute stymie to
Whyte and they halved the hole.
WHITE made a splendid drive for the
twenty-hrst hole and was within l.
wards of the green. Newton's drive foi
the same hole was-longer, but was wei
IN the hill. On MS approach shot ne
went about 10 feet over the hole. He
made a fine putt that just missed the
hole and Whyte put his four 1901 put
in and won the match.
In the other Seml-nnal mater u liz
first flight. between. DIR. d. P. Fred
ericks and Austin White. neither player
was right on his game, but the match
was a close one. Had either OF then
been playinz his game the match would
not have been close one. As 1t was
Doctor Fredericks Of the Claremon'
club won out two up and one 70 play
The players were even at tne nlleenel MT
hole and Fredericks won the next tWo
holes by one stroke.
In the other flights htere were sew
eral close matches that required Inc
playing of extra holes.
DIR. f. ]. Lane and A. H Higgins had
a hot contest in the second flight, II
which Doctor Lone came out victorious
one up in 1e holes
In the fifth flight Dr. F. NJ Shaife and
H. NJ McGregor were In fine form and
played 20 holes, which McGregor 'wor
by one up.
Another interesting match was in the
sixth flight, in which II. II. Hills de.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
ST. RY'STOHOLD
Big GYM CONTEST
Innovation in Athletic Tour
ueys to Be College Fea-
ture This Week
ISpeeinl pi,eaieh 70 The ColIl

L
OAKLAND. Dec. 10.-The first gym
nasium contest in elementary mass ana
apparatus work at ST. Mary's college
will be held Wednesday night in the
college gymnasium and at present the
students of the academic and CONNER
cial classes are directing their efforts
to prepare their teams for the con-
test. This idea is new at St Mary's.
but was adopted upon the advice OF
Brother Joseph. athletic moderator OF
the college. who is firm adherent to
the policy that athletics are beneficial
TO education.
The contestants will be divided into
two sections with the banking first
commercial and first academic classes
forming the first squad The second
part will contain more classes. but
the performers viii be Of smaller stat
ure than the others. In this are the
second. third and fourth academic and
the second commercial classes.
st. Joseph's academy, the prepara-
tory school for the larger institution.
will also contest in the second division.
These students have been drilling
steadily under the direction of their
Instructor Al Forschund for the last
few months and are expected to COM
pete faVOra bly, with the academic
classes which have been drilled by
George Hammer. physical instructor at
st. Mary's.
The officers OF the athletic associa-
tion have selected Nick Prendergast Of
the Olympic club. Cecil Martin of the
Oakland Y. M. c. A. and a former physi-
cal director at st. Marys and L. A.
Wolff, manager at Spalding's, as
judges.
Prizes are to be awarded for the
following: Lineup, marching. drill.
setting up work, apparatus work. ap-
pearance and dismissal Besides these,
neatness OF appearance and quickness
in answering commands win also be
considered
Each team will be under the direc-
! tion of the class captain and the sue
cess of the team will depend upon
the way in which his orders are car
rjed out. In the first division the
banking class has selected oliver Scott
to lead them, while the first academic
will be directed by Charles Winsby
and the first commercial by Dale
Mumma
In the other class the captains will
/ be; Second commercial, George KLEIN
mer; second academic. Charles Cecil;
third academic. Joseph Simonich
| fourth academic, Eddie Murphy.
At some future date the college
classmen will be required to compete
in a like manner and after the open
| ing of the new school term another
| contest will be held among the aca-
/ demic and commercial classes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

The womens match tournament was
completed in the morning, Mrs j. R.
Clark of the San Francisco Golf and
Country club taking first honors from
her clubmate. Miss Alice Hager. Both
players put up a good game and Mrs.
Clark won out up and / to play.
Mrs. Havemeyer defeated Miss
Knowles in the second flight up and
l to play. Mrs. Wingate defeated Mrs
Skaife in the third flight, 1 up, and
Mrs ]. J. Valentine won the fourth
fight from Mrs. j. B. Smith up and
2 to play.
Mrs. Skaife proved to be the best
putter of the women when she holed
out 18 balls in 81 strokes Miss
Wyckoff won the women's consolation
with a score of 101 over is holes of
medal play.
Today will decide the finals of the
mems match play, the mems consola-
tions, the mixed foursomes and the
mems driving, approaching and putting
contests.
The results of the mems semifinal
match play were as follows:
First fight-Dr. d. p Fredericks defeated
wsyts .s defeated s,.t F g Newton up @ On q holes
Higgins l up on 10 holes; c. P. Hubbard de.
feated NJ. z. Cummings. ] up
Third fight-R. NJ Fitzgerald defeated J. NJ
feated ]. II. Ames. up and j to play.
Fourth hight-H H Smith defeated F. Proc.
tor, up and l to play; w. Wilson defeated
Fifth fight-A. II. Nowak defeated b. J.
Smith. up and 1 to play: II. NJ. McGregor
defeated DR.. f. NJ Skaife. ! up on 20 holes
Sixth flight. ]. Roscoe defeated W. p
Johnson. up and to play; H. r. Hills de
feated r. II. Postlethwaite 1 up on 2f holes
Seventh fight-W. S. Ash defeated A. Good
fellow, up and ! TO play; A. NJ Brown de-
feated IL Law. up and ! to play.
Eighth hight-N. n. Carter defeated c. w
Berry, up and 4 to play; C. H. Gleason de.
feated A. H. Ellis. up
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11


give indoor exercise. From that start
the game has developed into scientific
pastime and is played by women as
well as men. 1t is a game that has
taken a great hold all over the country,
and in California particularly it is en-
trenched as a favorite midwipter and
spring sport.
With very few exceptions the game
is played by every school, either high
or grammar, in the city, and the girls
get just as much pleasure and exercise
out of 1t as do the boys. There are
hundreds of clubs all over the city
playing the game, and the universities
and all the colleges go in for 1T ex-
tensively.
The success of the championship Sc
ries of the state that was promoted
last winter by the Pacific Coast anna
teur athletic association has encour-
aged that body to organize a similar
affair this season and the great indoor
tournament will start February 1.
/ Last winter there were so teams en-
tered in the tournaments from all Sec
tions of the state and from present
appearances that number will be easily
surpassed by teams from this city
alone. According to the rules of the
Pacific athletic association entries for
the event will have to be In the hands
of the committee not later than jan
uary Is and entry blanks are now
ready for distribution.
There will be five championships to
decide and the classes will be the same
as last year. The smallest champion
ship will be the 10 pound class. Then
will come the 40 pound, 130 pound, 140
pound and the unlimited class.
<Tz1
Mary's college, Santa Clara college. St.
Ignatius college, most of the high
schools from this city and Oakland,
Berkeley and Alameda will all enter
teams The Olympic and Barbarian
athletic clubs will also probably have
teams in the unlimited class, and doz-
ems of other local teams will be seen
| in action. A number of entries from
other cities are expected.
: Athletics in general among the
grammar schools of this city have
never been on a firmer footing than
they are today. This is due in the
first place to the organizing of the
schools into the Public Schools ath-
to the greater interest displayed by
the principals and teachers in the ath-
letic welfare of their pupils
The league has only been in exist
ence three years. but in that time every
grammar school in the city has been
brought in line and the organization
of the different teams at the schools
has been put on firm and broad
basis. Among these grammar schools
the true spirit of amateurism pre-
walls Prizes are not the considera-
ton for which the boys compete. 1t
is simply for the pleasure and fun to
be derived from the games that they
enter.
At the end of-the present week the
| schools will begin to close for, the
Christmas holidays, but the last week
of school will be brimful of athletics
at the different schools and basketball
will hold the interest at most of the
schools All the different teams are-
practicing hard in preparation for the
coming basketball tournament of the
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Golden Gate Marksmen
End Season Today

OAKLAND Dec. 1O.-The Golden
Gate rife and pistol club will wind up
its season at the Shell Mound targets
tomorrow with the annual king shoot,
banquet and distribution of prizes.
The Nationals will hold their last shoot
of the year tomorrow and the San
Francisco turner schuetzen. Germania
schuetzen club, San Francisco schuet-
zen verein, Independent rifles. Company
A, Irish volunteers, and the Nord-
deutscher schuetzen club will hold
their regular monthly medal and bulls
eye competitions. The Shell Mound
pistol and rife club has decided to
enter team in the indoor pistol
league of the United States revolver
association and Willie Siebe has been
elected captain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
St. Mary's Basket Ball
Game Forfeited
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

OAKLAND, Dec. 10.-The fourth
academic class forfeited it's scheduled
game this afternoon in the interclass
tournament at st. Marys college to the
second academic, and thereby placed
that team in the lead for the second
division championship. No reason was
given for the nonappearance of the
team
The Independents. team composed
of candidates for the varsity. lost their
game last night to the Loyal Sons of
Oakland, II to TO- The game was close
and fercely contested with the score
about even, but some fast playing and
sensational goal shooting in the last
five minutes of play won out for the
Loyal Sons.
The college team was plainly out of
condition, and its work in the second
half was very ragged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
All American Team Is
Picked by Camp
[Sp..i1l Dispatch % The Call

CHICAGO, III, Dec. 10.-Three west
ern players were placed on Walter
Camps All-American eleven, which ap-
pears in the current issue OF Golfers
Weekly, while several other members
of western teams won honorable men
ttOn and the style of play OF the lead
ing western elevens met with a deal
of favorable comment
Benbrook of Michigan is placed at
guard for the second time and Wells
of Michigan is awarded one of the
end positions, while Walker of Mime
sofa is given one OF the tackles. Camps
All-American eleven:
Ends-NiIpatriek, Yale; Wells, Yiehi-
gan.
TackIes-Mckay, Harvard; Walker,
Minnesota.
Guards-BenbrOOk, Michigan; Fisher,
Harvard.
Center-COzenS, PennsyIvania.
Quarter back-Sprack1Ing, Brown.
Halfbacks-Wendell, Harvard; Pen
dIeton, Princeton.
Fullback-Mereer, Pennsylvania
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
BASKET BALL BECOMES
POPULAR SPORT HERE
Game Originated BY YMCA. Is Taken Up
By HI Glasses of Athletes
By WILLIAM UNMACK

ASEBALI is the only
ball football
large clientele the well known basket ball This
remarkable
ball
ball founding
that has national proportions.
It about 1890 that the students the Young Mems Christian
provide
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
GOOD SCORES ON LINKS
DESPITE POURING RAIN
Large Gallery of Spectators Splashes Ooer
Course TO Witness Senifinals
BY PETE SMITH

ONE good golf played yesterday by both the
the and matches the Claremoht
weather conditions all
matches played The
The taken the senfnal of the mems
OF enthusiasts followed the players of
result OF the DR. D P Fdercks of Caremont Country
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

feated r. H. Postlethwaite. one up in
21 holes
The scores for each hole of the two
mems semifnal matches in the first
flight were as follows
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11
Girls of u. c. Challenge
Stanford to Duel

BERKELEY, Dec. l0.--The girls of
the fencing class OF the Uniersity Of
California have issued an invitation to
the girls Of Stanford university asking
for = tournament to be held on Feb
rarv % Of next year. This~year is the
aegst time that much interest has been
ken in the sport al California, al
though stanford has held interclass
tournaments for the last few years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

Dick Smith has been elected TO MI the i'm
rorfsct oTf~e ~ frsck captain at Lick for tbs
coming year smith made brillient record foi
himself on last rear's track team and was in
sfrumentai in winning the relay championship foi
his school.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-11

San Rafael high basket ballers will plav the
81. Ignatius high team at San Rafael tomor-
row night.