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hole at a point where No reached the ledge but A.
will be drilled angle In reaching ledge at 1Os
feet the Contact management much pleased az IN
previous borngs the overburden considerable trouble
found to be from 500 to 500 feet deep Goodae
IS In charge operations this property which
l. 70 take over Elm River holdings
MINING NOTES
In the that the Calumet Hecla merger sboula
be dropped. La Sale should issues To show
very sharp advance.
Butte Coalition sold below week. and from an
investment standpoint very attractive at that ar
u-e. 1t is easily $40 stock
Ojbway will probably be in position before the close
another month make concerning
its plans for stamp mill operations
New Baltic Is opening up the disclosed some
ago the sSO-foot level Both show very good
copper and offer great possibilities the future
Lake expects TO shaft and equipment late
the coming Fall The resumption shipments win
go forward after. probably to the Trimountan
mill
Construction Mason Valley smelter has
been halted owners Of property the plant claim
that the will destroy vegetation as it has
in other districts where shelters have operated
Miami Is meeting with considerable the OPP
Grafton of the three its The
the nth sixth units progressing very rapidly
Mass is drilling No. is hole the horizon LAX,
lode As yet there have been important developments
in this exploratory Shipments continue from the
with Mass is able to ge,
IS pounds OF fine copper of stamped
Wolverine is sinking it's shaft the
additional t25 feet on the level drifting
show any satisfactory values but this is without
not sufficient depth attained demonstrate
values.
The Copper Producers this week nd
showing decrease lin the surplus Of 1ss950OO pound
better than expected. producers shipping
their product rapidly and comparatively little copper
be any docks here.
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eopper but the remaining distance values were hsn'
stunt Goodae expects continue drilling at this point
until No hole Is Tapped This viii be between 500 ana
eco feet IN depth
AT the Mayfiower It necessary to cement NO 10
hole when ii reached eongomerate as was the case
in other holes No important Developments have
G TENDED recent operations at this property
SANTA RosALIA-
An inspection Of operations the santa Rosaa prop
erty will future by one OF the directors
OF the company Advices which received at the home
office indicate that operations being pushed quite
sressvely at the property Work is being done ON the
Los Angeles claim drifting is also under way on inc
800 level old shaft Some good ore has been us
closed and it hoped will be possible to resume
shipments soon the property can be placed on
self-sustaining basis.
The suit instituted against the Santa Rosala Company
BY Manager CLANCY is causing the dree-
tiers no concern. and will be settled next month.
Chas H. Edmondson. General Manager Of the Santa
Rosalia Mining Company writes in part as follows
concerning operations the property
In regards to the work at the Santa Rosala Mining
Co, will say that since the organization the Com
runy plan OF development work, and at the
same time my instructions are to take out more each
r,onth development work;
in other words am supposed ship each
month than the cost Of operating.
have shipped this month, that was produced In the
month July. three half of that Will give
$1,000 expect ship the production
month OF August about four tons of the same
OF
We are trying to get the production about tons
per will the company $500 per ton
expenses present $1,000 per which
includes the Of a being run under the Los
Angeles claim ledge
CONTACT COPPER Co.
sand pipe for No hole at the property Of the Con
tact Copper Co put down and passed through tho
overburden a depth 100 This hole lies 1900
feet east of No. hole It now proposed to driI No
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12
A WHOPPER.

The campfire was burning and all
gathered around TO pass the evening
telling "fsh' stories
"On the trip that I'm telling you
about began one man. I'VE caught
Whale, I suppose" Interrupted one
OF the party.
"Oh. no." answered the man quiet
~. we were batting with whales"
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EXCURSION TO CANAL.

The steamer Uarda will make trlp
on Sunday from Lake Linden To the
canal. leaving Lake Linden at 1890
o'clock n. M. Hubbell at s:45. stopping
In both directions at Dollar Bay.
Houghton and Hancock. At the can
al there will be an exhibition by the
life saving corps OF throwing line
over the Uarda and taking man
ashore In the life basket. and also an
exhibition of log rolling. Fare for the
round trip, fifty cents. IL
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LARGE ENOUGH.

ono day last summer two small
boys were playing near the country
road. a young lady approached them.
Lutte boy" said she. "can you tell
me II ! can get through this gate to
the pike?"
Yes. think so. a load OF hay
went through five minutes ago.-Tho
Housckccpcr
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Yesterday Mohawk again gave proof
that IL is very much on the map when
it put crimp I'm the Elkhart Blue
sox. It was tho first defeat for that
famed baseball aggregation on its
present tour Being AZ The head ~
the copper country league Mohawk
had reputation TO uphold, ana II
aid that nicely Now we hope Calu-
met and tho All-Stars viii be- able 10
do as wen in their games with the
visitors today and tomorrow.
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Good news comes from the apple or
chards 81 Michigan 10 is said the
crop win be a bumper one this season
and that prices will be reasonable
Just at present apples are selling al
thirty cents per dozen. which puts APP
pie pie in the luxury class and out Of
reach OF many people
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

The Michigan College Of Mines
celebration was bust as advertised 81
An Of the features OF the program
were carried out with marked success
greatly to the enjoyment Of all con.
cerned. so 10 Is not to be wondered al
that strong sentiment has develop
ed in favor Of such reunions everJ
i've years
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Ancient RaIm.nt and Food.

Linen breeches we're worn by men
In 1871 y. G. They also at that period
wore embroidered coats. besides bon
nets for glory and for beauty" Sue
culent cucumbers were eaten by the
Egyptians In 1900 B G. Juicy melons
formed part of their food supply
too. and occasionally they enjoyed a
few onions.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

The president Of Aurora college dis
GUS Senator La FoIlette's bumps. "
Phre1o .o-irally speaking, we suppose
Otherp It might be well to walt for
the senator's hardest bump" IN 1912.
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that great business interests are UNI
certain as TO their plans for the flu
ture. and this Is bad not only FOR them
but for the people as we'll When the
corporations are prosperous, so are
nearly all the people.
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Now the STANDARD oil may be I'm
ed four millions FOR giving and receiv-
ing rebates 900 oil shipments. That's
akin to hittins a man when he's down
and out
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their returns. The treasury holds that
requests for extension need not neces-
sarily be made In advance, but that
collectors may grant them at any time
during the thirty days following March
l. In the absence of material mis-
takes Of fact, howeer.v a collector has
no authority TO issue an order.
Real Sinners Must Suffer.
In concluding his letter to delinquent
inquirers. Commissioner Cabell says:
THE Office has held consistently.
however. that no authority exists for
entirely overlooking a failure to COM
ply with the plain statutory provisions.
and that every company reported as
delinquent. which does not purge itself
from the charge or which does not
take advantage OF its privilege tu
compromise. will be proceeded against
to recover the amount Of the penalty.
or course, companies not within the
purview Of the law. such as those who
had no business during the calendar
year for which reported or who were
not operated for profit, or exempt un-
der such sections of the statute. who
have been reported as dellnducnt
should file with the collector reporting
them evidence OF their exemption from
the tax. and upon the establishment o
this fact their names will be stricken
from the various lists"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

John = Ryan hits the nall squarely
ON the head when he says the people
Of the west are tired Of Investigate lions.
They years for cessation Of the agi-
totlon which has unsettled business
and put prosperity ON the downward
grade This Investigation business
has been carried to such an extreme
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n IS reported from Lansing that J.
r Ffnlay, the expert who has apprais-
ed the value Of the mining proper
ties ~ Michigan for the state tax com
mission. which will use his figures In
putting new valuations on tho mining
propertlc- has boosted the iron mines
FROM an assessed valuation or S25 900.
GOO 10 100000. 900. Inasmuch as Mr.
J'uiay has given out no figures as the
result OF his work In the upper PENN
sula 10 seems as n somebody down IN
Lansing has been doing some tall
guessing
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

Colonel Bryan may no longer be the
accepted leader Of the Democracy but
he still has u lot Of friends who have
votes. The party bosses will do wclI
10 understand This IN making their
plans for 1912 His domination OF his
party has been a continual perform
once ~ failure. 70 IS no wonder that
the men who are now In control OF
congressional egislation have tired of
his dictatlun but how to throw" him
without throwing his friends and fol-
lowers viii he found u difficult stunt
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a GOOD Missed

my wife can hammer nails lIk,
lightning"
why. how's that2"
well you know lightning never
strikes twice In the same place"
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SATURDAY. AUGUST p, 1911.

In these days It is a case OF the
Investigators win get you if you don't
watch out.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

Paris has a Greek church. and Eng
fish. American, Scotch, Dutch and
other Protestant churches, and there
Is now talk Of the erection Of a mosque
for the accommodation OF the 10000
Mohammedan residents. II will not
however. be the first. Napoleon III,
wishing the African army to be repre-
sentcd I'm Paris. quartered n battalion
of RiflCmen and squadron Of Spahis
In the old Bonaparte barracks, upon
the site OF which the Orleans Rail-
roads Quay d'Orsay terminus now
stands.
Turkish baths. a Moorish cafe and
- mosque were established for the
Algerians, who were accompanied from
Algicrs by Ulcma In guise Of chap
lain After the War OF 1870. the bar
racks were occupied by "A battalion OF
the Municipal Guard. The baths and
the cafe, Joined together. became q
Cantcen, and the mosque was trans
formed into clothing storehouse
Even In 1897, when the building was
demolished TO make way for the new
terminus, the arabesque decorations
and verses celebrating the glory OF
Allah and his Prophet were clearly
distingulshablc under the successive
coats OF paint and whitewash.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12
.COSTiOF LIVING
HIGH IN FRANCE
CONDITIONS IN AMERICA ARE BE,
ING PARALLELED IN THE
EUROPEAN REPUBLIC.
OTHER NEWS.

Paris, August 12.-Increased cost of
living in America. as shown by the re-
port OF the Bureau of Labor, is being
paralleled in France, where the hOus-
ing problem has become acute. There
is little place in Paris for the man OF
small means and a large family An
Illustrative case is the following: A
working man, earning about S1.20 a
day. and his wife and seven children,
wandered over the city, looking for a
lodging. He was able 10 pay $50 a
year, but proprietors of houses OF that
price refused Go receive him when they
saw the children. Apart from the ques-
ton of children. Il is extremely diHfcult
for a working man to find accommo-
dalton in Paris at the present time,
however inadequate Rents have
steadily increased in the past ten
years by reason OF the increased
wages and shorter work hours in the
building trades. the cost of construct
ing a house has gone up 40 per cent.
Formerly the poorer classes lived in
the more remote parts of the city, but
the increased lines OF subway bring
these districts within easier reach Of
the centre. and the small two-story
house is being rapidly demolished TO
make room for six-story modern struc-
lures. where the rental is often beyond
the means of the working man. The
workman, therefore. is being forced TO
che suburbs. Here however. he is find
ing some difficulty in installing him
self as the suburbs of Paris are most
always very attractive and command
a fairly enough rental
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

Anatole France. the celebrated
French novelist, has created some
thing of a sensation IN circles of lit
erature by declining a promotion in
the Legion of Honor to the rank OF
Commander.
France declares that Victor Hugo at
the time Of his death was only an off,
Ger I'm the Legion OF Honor. while
Lamartine was only a Chevalier. As
France does not rank himself with
either one Of these great French lit
crary lights, he decided that 1t would
be ill-ntting for him TO accept a decor
alton greater than those accorded 10
more distinguished authors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-12

Former President Diaz, OF Mexico,
who has returned TO France after a
visit 20 Germany, continues to receive
honors from the French Government.
After being officially welcomed at the
Museum Of the Invalides. General
Diaz was received by the City Of Paris
lat the City Han
General Diaz met at the Invalldes
General Lanas and General Fanny
both Of whom fought with him In the
was In Mexico. The Mexican ISIS a
great admirer Of Napoleon, and often
during the visit he stopped to declare
that Napoleon's career was not only
a glory for France. but for all human
ity. The party visited the Chapel
the Mortuary Room. where is CON
served the mask Of the Emperor. and
finally the crypt. General Diaz knelt
before the sarcOphagus Of Napoleon
and when in the reliquary General
Niox placed in his hands the sword OF
Austerlitz. Diaz pressed his lips to the
historic weapon again and again. The
former President had the honor also vi
opening himself the door Of the crypt
looking into the last resting place OF
the Emperor
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tact Copper put down and passed through tho
overburden a depth This hole lies 1900
feet of No. hole. proposed dril No
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
ATTACK WAS FATAL
Mrs. Vim. Kramer Dies from
Paralysis.

Mrs William Kramer, wife of Will
liam Kramer. senior member OF the
G.. & w. Kramer lumber company,
died last night at ten o'clock in her
home on South Ninth street.
Mrs Kramer was member of one
of the best known of the older Rich
mond families, having been, before
her first marriage Miss Martha Har-
vey, daughter of Elijah Harvey, later
marrying Mr.. Homer McWhinney. For
a number of years Mrs. Kramer lived
with her mother and sister, Mrs. ID.
w. Walters, in the old Harvey home
stead on North Fourteenth Street.
Mrs. McWhinney was married to Mr..
since that time has lived on South
Ninth street. She has been sick for
about a year with a complication OF
ills and was stricken with paralysis
on last Wednesday.
Mrs. Kramer was long affiliated
with the social and religious interests
of this city, having been a prominent
member of the First Presbyterian
church. The funeral announcement
will be made later.
She is survived by her husband, by
her sisters, Mrs. Walters and Mrs.
Ella Harvey, her brother, Mr.. William
Harvey and two neices, Mrs. Clarence
Collins and Mrs. w. d. Waldrip.
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7. ]. STUDY JOINS
LEGAL STAFF THAT
RC,W.W. EMPLOYS
Local Attorney Ignores Re-
tainer Contract with Pal
ladium and unites with the
Corporation.
Continued from Page One.)

pany has retained him In the water
works matter within the last two
weeks, and gave as the reason for the
company retaining additional legal
counsel that nearly all of the original
stockholders and directors of the CON-
pany have died and that as Mr.. Study
was attorney for the company In its
early days he was practically the only
one who. knew about the original Or
ganization and the plans of the COM
pany then and for that reason the
company thought best to retain him.
Mr.. Dill refused last night to state just
how many attorneys the company had
employed but admitted that Robbins,
Shiveley and Shiveley and T. J. Study
were on it's staff. 1t has been stated
on very reliable sources that the COM
pany have also consulted Ferd Win
ters OF indianapolis and one Chicago
attorney.
The Palladium has offered, and 1t Is
understood to be agreeable to the pres
ent administration to have Mr.. John
son assist the city attorney in the
fight for a new contract. At the last
meeting of counsel an ordinance was
introduced appropriating $4,000 for
additional legal talent and 1t is very
probable the ordinance will pass at
the meeting of council next Monday
night and that Mr.. Johnson will be en-
ployed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
FALL ACTIVITIES
IN THE CHURCHES

Fall activities in the local church
es are rapidly gaining in importance
in the city. Many churches are plan
ming rally days in the near future, and
hope to increase their attendance in
this way October first seems to be
the popular date to inaugurate the
campaigns for new members.
The First Methodist Episcopal Sun
day School is having lively time
getting new pupils 20 enroll in the
school. Secretary Weed. OF the Y. NJ
c. A. will address the members of
that school this morning on the ques-
ton Of temperance. The rival lead
ers in the contest for new members
are figuring on taking advantage OF
this event to attract outsiders to their
school.
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5
The Welsh Woman's Red ctoak.
The red cloak which the Welsh wo-.
men wear Is not emily ornamental. buti
1t also contributed to the repelfhg OF
the last invasion Of their island Whea
a French force OF 1.4o0 men under
General Tate landed at Fishguard In
1877 Lord Cawdor hastily gathered
together the local militia. while sew
eral hundred women had followed
their husbands from the hills dressed
In the national costume-red NANTES
and mems beaver hats. The French.
knowing that scarlet was the British
uniform, concluded that large re-en-
foreements had reached Fishguard and
FASTENED to make an unconditional sur
render.-London Chronicle.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
FOOTBALL PRACTICE
is TO START LATE

Football practice at Earlham Col
lege will not open until the day set
for the start of the school year. Coach
Thistlethwaite will issue his first call
for candidates on the twenty-fifth of
this month, as he expects that by that
time, all the students at the Quaker
institution will have reached town.
Although this date is a little late
for the beginning Of practice, those in
charge of the team say that it will be
ample time if all the men report the
first day. and get down to work at
once Captain Ewbank will be on hand
the first day to assist the coach. and
many of last years team will also be
present to strengthen the new mater
ial
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0-ssp., =. $40 census.

Osssu.i -. ~.sS ~ensus.
The census probably had its origin
In Rome. Thet term comes from the
high officer called censor, whose duty
it was. among other things, to emu
nerate the people. Tho Roman cen
sus must have been sminute and full.
since trsindicated not'only the number
OF the people. hut their respective
classes, domestic positions, wealth.
etc. 1t seems that the Roman census
was.takensabout every NTH year Tie
first e1ortSto take d census in Great
Britain vas made in 1901, but it did
not extend to Ireland. The first cen
sus ever taken In the United States
was in thesyear 1870. since which time
1t has been> taken regularly every ten
wears
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
DIDN'T KNOW HIM.

He Was Not In tho coiored Portsr's
Hall of Fame.
A southerner noted for the liberality
Of his tips stopped at Il Baltimore ho-
tel where negro porters predominated.
His name was speedily known to every
member of1he serving fraternity and
his every wish>anticipated. Soon after
his arrival he sent his card to friend
who made his home In the hotel, but
whose temperament happened to be
quito the opposite Of that Of his open
handed caller--retirIng. not given to
tipping or any other form Of socia-
bility and who therefore lived almost
unknown to those about him.
The old darky who received the card
studied 1t for full minute.
"'Scuse me. colonel" he said, but I
don't b'leebe nobody by dat name come
here dis mawning."
This morning. returned the other.
"Of course not! Mr.. Blank has lived
here for months. You know my name
well enough. and I haven't been here a
day. Do you mean to say you can't re-
member man who has made his home
here since some time last winter?"
''Scuse me. colonel. sah." began the
old man defereutially. but you must
know. sah"-as II uttering the subtlest
complimcnt-"dat dere's gemmans what
Gun make demsels more notorious In
one day. sab. dan odder gemmans does
In Q year, sahr'-Youth's Companion.
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He Found His EQUAL.

~ SS&U0 ssiO SQ00ts
The merchant was busy and was
having troublesome time at the tele-
phone. Central. who tried to get the
number for him. appeared to be. mex
perienced or asleep. Ordinarily the
most patient of men. he finally lost
his patience.
Look here" he shouted. either get
me 1924 or give me some place where
/ may at least talk to my intellectual
equal"'
Silence for a moment. and then over
the wire came 3 loud ''Hello." in ?
mans voice.
Mr.. Brownlow was much relieved
what place is that:" he asked.
The hospital for the insane" came
the anSwer.-Sew York Mail.
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No Argument.

patronizer Of the Cheap Restaurant
Look here. waiter. this coffee is cold.
Polite and Intelligent Waiter-Quite
right, sir. This Is a quick lunch cafe,
and II the coffee was hot you couldn't
drink 1t in a hurry.-London Scraps.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-17
"THIS DATE IN HISTORY
SEPTEMBER II,


1776-Presido
1787-New
lines the
Philadelphia
celebrated
Yau river
Vienna
Washington D. c.
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0ivino Pa AWAY,

Ma-so pa took advantage Of my
absence and searched the bureau
where keep my diary? Ostend-Yes.
ma, and pa said that was what he
called q bureau Of information."-
Chicago News
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Thu Preference.

"My dear" said the farseeing par.
ent. "that young man may be a trife
tedious, but he Is coming man."
perhaps he is" sighed the weary
maiden, "but I'd rather he had more
90 in baltimore American.
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Not What She Meant.

Physician Ito patients wife)-Why
did you delay sending for me until
your husband was unconscious?
wife-Well, doctor, as long as he re
tanned his senses he wouldn't let US
send for you.