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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
REYES VERSUS mAosRo.

Notwithstanding the success Of the
Madero revolution and the understand
ing reached by those in authority that
Madero himself is to be the next pres
ident Of Mexico, It appears that every
thing is not definitely settled after am
Apparently the agreement Of those
in authority has not been final. The
names Of others are already being
urged for the presidency and II is Ger
tain that Madero win have opposition.
perhaps Of so serious nature as to
endanger his chances, although at pre-
sent his personal popularity is great
General Reyes. one OF the most popular
OF the Mexicans. who was said to be
slated for the post OF minister Of war
in the Madero cabinet, has announced
his own candidacy for the presidency
Moreover there il reason 10 believe
that the clerical party will be strong
ly antagonistlc to the revolutionary |
leader
General Reyes has for some time
been considered dangerously popular
So great was his influence with the
interests and so strong his
hold on the army and those connect
I'd with it that President Diaz found
i advisable 10 virtually exile him be-
'ore his campaign IN 1910 He was
sent to Europe presumably to study
he European military systems with
'iew TO the advancement OF the Mex
can army, and he was kept there all
through the revolution which finally
suited in the deposlng Of the Torn
'sident He is a man apparently To
be feared. and Madcro has recognized
he Importance Of holding his conf
Ience and support. on his return from
broad he was welcomed and offer
q the position ~ minister Of war In
he next cabinet Apparently the two
ad come 70 an understanding, but
he announcement Of the Reyes can
idacy for the presidency indicates [
hat Madero viii after all have COM c
etition Tor the office from at least one [
rong source. L
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
WEST FAVoRs REVISION.

The Chicago Tribune has completed
another poll Of the newspapers OF tho
west on the question OF tariff revision
The Information CLEANED in this man
ner Is u particular interest now. when
congress seems disposed to pass up to
the president a number OF measures
calling Tor REDUCTION Of tariff rates.
The Tribune sent of 10000 inquiries 10
editors ~ papers in twenty-five west
.ers states. including all the states
north of Texas and west % Ohio. the
latter state being also covered by the
canvass. Are you in favor OF a gen
eral revision Of the tariny" and what
articles DO you think should be placed
on the free lIst?" were the two oucs-
lions asked. and II a total OF 4. 100 re-
sponses 1853 declared in favor Of I'm
mediate revision. only GS5 against re-
vision. 34s wanted revision by tariff
commission, and $40 qualified their re-
plies, but generally favored revision
by Republican congress" mot until
next year." moderately" etc.
The large proportion OF answers IA
Yoring a general revision Of the tariff
Is a matter Of surprise. for It indicates
the revision sentiment Is much stronger
In the western states than has general
~ been believed or conceded by the
standpatters. The latter have insisted
That the public sentiment favorlnp
general revision has changed and
dwindIed since the last general cleo
ton. set the figures Of the Tribune
seem to believe this claim
AS to the articles which should no
placed on the free list there was natur-
ally wide diversity Of opinion Alto |
se'her 1888 editors suggested that
'hanges should be made In the froo
is' and particular items were sun
ported as follows: Lumber. s58. wood
pulp $50: wool. 531; farm machinery
'zo' steel. PIC; necessities Of life. Coz |
'rtlcies made by monopolles ana
rusts' BIS; all articles that do NO,
'npetc with American industries. 27o
'''ny other Items received substantial
'ttention. and In general the scntimon,
disclosed was strongly I'm favor OF q
'rser free list particularly in lines
which promise relief for the nn,uo
rom trust extortion and lower cost
( living.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

per advertising is highly commended
by him as a most effective means 81
reaching the public and attracting in
terest among people generally. He lays
stress on the fact that the advertising
must be OF the right kind. such as II
viii draw attention TO Il and create
interest. and OF course this applies 10
the advertising ~ any line OF bust
ness Mr.. Permission knows this secret
OF business getting.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

Ty Cob remained IN the final game
Of the recent Philadelphia series only
five innings but during that time he
made a single. a triple and a home run
and scored three runs. lie also stole
tHo bases. He retired from the game
on account u Illness Jennings, no
5015, is Sony be hasn't a Dot of sick
caes just like him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

Tho situation created by the To-
quaclty ~ Secretary or State Martin
dale ln his attacks on Governor Osborn
furnishes inspiration for the Grand
Rapids Press cartoonist His cartoon
is printed under the caption, ''He
Talks Too Much" and 81 pictures Mar
tindaie as a poll parrot shouting at
Osborn "Laparo site Ia. laparo stlc
Ia" Below the cartoon is this obserya-
ton: 1T Is generally agreed that Sec
rotary Of state Martindale's repeated
attacks upon the governor are only
hurting his own candidacy"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
NO ALIENATION.

Senator Bankhead, in recent adj.
dress In Fayotte. Ala. said OF a bin Inc
dislilked:
1T seems to offer you some redress
and satisfaction, hut consider II closely
and you'll find that It gives you moth
ing at all. II is like the remark Of
the waitress in the cheap boarding
house.
Mamie boarder protested to her.
this roast beef is overdone.'
No. II amt air she replitd. ne
done over. It's the same roast Won
had Yesterday. Los Angeles Times.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

The death y Capt. Peter Dave. mine
inspector f1r H91ghton county whose
sudden demise early yesterday morn
Ing uas a shock 20 BIS relatives and
fr.sndE VIII occasion regret generally
90 the copper country as he was wide
iy known and respected he was q
genial kindly man. a good official and
citizen. and his passing ls a distinct
Ioss % The community.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

The address OF r. NJ. Permission of
the Northern Michigan Building a.
Loan Association Of Hancock. at tho
national convention Of building and
loan associations at Grand Rapids yes
terday, shows Mr.. Permission has n
keen grasp OF the building and loan
business and knows how TO apply this
knowledge 10 gain success. The
strength and splendid record OF the
association he represents IL ample
proof " the efficacy OF the publicity
and up-to-the-m minute methods applied
by Mr. Permission ana associate ON
GERS. That publicity is largely respon-
sible for the success OF the Northern
Michigan Building & Loan Is empha-
sized by Mr.. Permission. and newspa-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

ward movement in miles during pend
ing decade, IS.
Census year, 1890: approximate 10
cation by important towns, 20 miles
east Of Columbus, Ind; westward
movement in miles during pending
decade, As.
census Year. 1900: approximate To-
cation by important towns. 6 miles
southeast Of Columbus, Ind; west
ward movement in miles during pend
ing decade. ii.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

The Democratic party Is badly d.
vided against Itself. The Bryan and
anti Bryan factions are lndulging In
all sorts Of tactics to discrcdit each
other. the latest Of which was the
verbal broadside fred at the Nebras-
kan yesterday by Rep. Underwood, the
Democratic leader in the House. The
Underwood Harmon Democrats may
think they can get along without the
Hon. w. J. H.. but they will find be-
fore they have gone very far that he Is
not yet "A dead one in the ranks Of his
party
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
INDIANA CENTER
OF POPULATION
POINT OF INTEREST is ADvANc.
ING TOWARD MlcHIGAN-UsED
TO BE IN MARYLAND
YEARS AGO.

The center Of the population Of the
United States, as enumerated in the
census Of 1918. is IL miles south Of
unionville, Monroe county. Indiana. In
the last decade it moved westward 81
miles from a point six miles southeast
Of Columbus, Ind.
This announcement has been made
by the census bureau on the basis Of
The official computation Of the center
Of the population made by Charles S.
Sloane. the geographer OF the bureau.
The figures Of the geographer show
not only that the march of population
u still westward, but that there has
been acceleration Of that movement
over the record Of the decade between
1880 and 1900. The center Of popula-
ton during that decade moved west
ward only II miles. The cause OF the
acceleration Of the westward trend I'm
the last decade is the remarkable in
crease Of population in the Pacific and
southwestern states.
The advance Of 81 miles in the
movement OF the center I'm the last de-
cade, while more than twice greater
than the decade before, is less than II
mas been at any other census taking.
The IA miles 1t advanced i'm the pre-
Vious decade was the smallest nova
ment ever recorded. It has advanced
steadily along the goth degree of lati-
tude ever since It stood in the vicinity
Of Baltimore In 1890.
The following table shows the posi-
ton Of the center of population at each
previous census.
census year. 1890: approximate To-
cation Of important towns, % miles
east Of Baltimore. Md.
Census year, 1893: IS miles west Of
Baltimore, Md; westward movement
IN miles during pending decade, Al.
Census year, 1910: 40 miles north
west Of Washington. d. c., westward
movement in miles during pending
decade. &c.
Census year. 1920; 16 miles north |
II Woodstock, Va; westward move
ncnt In miles during pending decade
30.
Census year, 1890: approximate To-
alton by important towns. 10 miles
Of MooreGeld. in the |
present state Of West Virginia. west
ward movement in miles during pend |
ng decade. 80.
Census year. 1910: approximate To-
alton by important towns. iG miles
onth Of Clarksburg IN the present
tate Of West Virginia: westward
movement in miles during pending de-
ade. 30.
Census year, 1850: approximate 10.
alton by important towns. % miles
outhcast ~ Parkcrsburg. In the
resent state Of West Virginia: west
yard movement In miles during pend
ng decade. IS.
Census year. 1860: approximate To-
alton by important towns, 20 miles
outh OF Chillicothe. o.; westward
iovcmcnt in miles during pending
ecadc. 81.
Census year. 1870: approximate To-
alton by important towns. 4s miles
asst by north OF Cincinnati, o.; west
ard movement I'm miles during
ending decade. AZ.
Census wear. 1880: approximate To-
alton by important towns, miles
est by south OF Cincinnati, o.; west
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

Former Governor Greggs Of New
} fsov declares that Governor Wilson
has the 1912 germ and that no anti
toxin la- been discovered II that Is
true. II may be that william Jer nings
Bryan is a common germ carrier
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
so SUDDEN.

She had not dreamed he would pro-
pose.
Ana this In her confusion:
one pore up bravely to the olcse.
Then lost her self-possession.-wo-
mans Home Companion
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

King Alfonso is accused Of lending
secret aid 10 Manuel. II Alfonso is wise
ne will lash himself to his throne and
keep quiet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
BY Mail or Carrier.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1911.

Brass bands and vaudeville stunts
have failed To draw worshipcrs TO
Chicago church. Why not try reli-
gion?
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03
n CRIME.

What DO YOU think Of the plot?"
asked tho theatcr manager
THAT isn't u plot" replied the man
who had paid 80 to see. the show.
limits conspiracy."-w
Star.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

II those European nations do go 10
war we shall be able TO learn whether
fighting in the air is practical or mere
~ a myth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

a photograph printing frame has
Deeh invented which enables an anna
teur to surround a portrait vim =
UNI ana a margin Of white paper. pro-
ducing aud artistic effect heretororo
the exclusive property OF profession
ais.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-03

The best safeguard against infec-
''ous diseases is to keep both mind
ana body In a healthy condition.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-07-26
Hopkins Dump Sale
a BID Success,

Honest dealings has again triumph
ed in the business life of Columbia.
The big dump" Sale conducted by
J. L. Hopkins, 1916 Main street, Co.
iumbia, has been big success-the
biggest success eff any sale yet conduc-
ted by this popular merchant.
As an aftermath to this mighty sale,
Mr.. Hopkins is offering Greater Bar
gains than ever in new and seasonable
merchandise, and the people are flock
ing to his sto Q to reap the benefits of
these wonderful reductions.
Lexington people have learned the
way to this store and every purchaser
has come this way singing the praises
of the Hopkins store. Now is g most
opportune time to purchase goods at
lower prices than ever before. 1fthere
is g single Lexington person who has
not peen to Hopkins store, we want
them to 60 aJ once. Tell Mr.. Hop
kins t,at you saw his advertisement
in the Lexington Dispatch and if he
does not treat you right We'll pay
for lying.
Mrs. Murdoek, in charge of the
Millinery dep srtment, has full line
of fancy mil iaery and pattern hats,
which she is selling at greatly reduced
prices. Mrs. Murdock is an artist in
the matter of laoies headgear, and
her styles are peculiarly attractive.
Ladies call and see her and she will
please you and save you money.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1911-07-26

We want YOU to be one of 1000
visitors to THE LAND OF WATER
FALLS; write for Booklet .
BOARD of TRADE; Breva1d, N. @.
dip. - >-. -. ...:... ::
Buy your stationery-box paper, ink
and penci, tablets. pens, ink, etc., at
Harman's Bazaar. Complete stock.
Cakes and crackers, the best selec-
tions, at the lowest prices, the Bazaar.
WANTED-A man to solicit orders
for mems suits and ladies' garments,
to be delivered and collected for on
the instaiment plan. Address, Agent,
care of The Dispatch.
Mrs. J. A. Lever and little daughter
and Miss Carrie Haltiwanger, Of Cha
pin, are visiting Mrs. Levers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Moorer, Sc Nassau
street, Charleston.
LADIES Make your sewing comfort
able rapid and easy. To do so, you
will want The Rygienic Standard
Central Needle Sewing Machine. Call
at Scott Hendricks Furniture Store
and let me show you its advantages
over all old style machines.
Charlie E. Taylor.
TELEPHONES AND SUPPLIES
Wire and line material, latest and best
equipped party lines for sale by
80 Saml. b. George
The best line of fishing tackle ever
shown in Lexington, including poles,
hooks, lines, bobs, and every thing in
the fishing tackle line, can be found at
the lowe st prices at Harman's Bazaar.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

Ball players said this spring that
they would get to" Coyalcskic. the
big Pole whom Chattanooga ls oartlug
along ~ one 81 its star attractions.
and II looks like they are making
good The Giant Killer" is no longer
In the bcarcat class II the scores that
have been made against him recently
give a fair idea OF the work be Is go.
ing 20 do this season
About the only reason ball players
mad Tor saying they would hit Coval,s
kio this season after woofully failing
last season was that they would play
the same kind Of "a game against him
that hey played against any ordinary
pitcher
Wei tos, his control" they said
Tie used 20 get away with most any
thing. because ho had as bunalood
Whatever was the cause there Is no
doubt that Coyaloskio put the ink on
many good bah players To- the South
oru league last season They dropped
their little augoras just as % o as be
came lu fiEht Some of them were
bowild,rod with bis speed others
feared bis lack Of control would result
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

We were playing az "A little town
m PENNSYLVANIA some years ago" says
Tom Downey, Just IA transforming
game. OF course, and a local citizen.
who was recommended al an able um.
pire. did the arbitrating. He handed
everything. without exception, to the
home team. and II took US some awful
hustling TO even up the handicap,
Finally. when he called me u on q
strike way under my shoetops. | pro-
tested.
my dear sir said the umpire, how
can ! do otherwise2 am a prominent
business man here. and president OF
i've different societies. Would you
have me become an outlaw and an
>utcRst In my W community"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
ANCIENT OFFICE OF CORONER
In Former Times Powers Of This on
eial Were Many and Of
Importance.

Il has been supposed. and legal his.
torIans have told as. that the ONCE
OF coroner was originally instituted
by King Alfred with that OF the sher.
IN, both being designed to aid In keep
ing the peace when the earls gave up
the wardships OF the county. The legal
historians are wrong, according 10 Dr..
II j. Waldo Of the British Mcdlco.Le.
sal Society. who has traced the his.
tory Of tho oronc ana his ancient
Office as far back as the year llgi
In cary days tho coroner had a Wild.
or and more general Jurisdiction than
he now enjoys. Coroncrs were wont
to hold their views not only upon
deaths where an investigation was
considered necessary. but also upon
various serious crimes which wcro
treated a. occasions Tor the raising
Of revenue for the Crown. The mis-.
sion Of the coroner 20 the state was
not alone to Investigate crimes Pud
bring fclons 20 Justice. lie superin.
tended the forfeiture Of money and
personal property By criminals 20 the
Crown, for the recording OF which he
was responsible. These forieiturcs
were not confined, In cases Of ]yioleucs
and death. to the property OF the per.
son who could be held directly re-.
sponsiblo, but included ANIMALS and
instruments TO which loss Of human
life under any circumstances might
DO traceable.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

lalf the credit coming 10 him. think
II Is because he Is so unassuming and
modest In everything he does Not
only that. but he seems so
ed In the field ant at the plate. In
that respect ne Is much like Schultz
1t Is true Sheckard does not re-
ceive the praise he is entitled to-
Schultz may surpass him as far IA
driving 40 runs Is concerned. but hS
does not do much more toward getting
points. SheCkard's work probably IL
overlooked because he has always been
close 10 the top, or on top. OF the bat.
ting order. whore be has not been able
20 break up games with doubles or
triples Up 90 this season be- has al
ways followed EyorF 20 which posi-.
ton De uas been forced tu sacrifice ire.
luoujly. NoN be- leads on ana Is de.
pcndcd upon 10 start the club on tho
road 10 victory Goo each game. That
Is where ho has been ul immense value
~ the team His record proves this.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19

While Roger ]Brcsnanan. the man
lgor OF the 81 Louis Cardinals. was
]ucvourlug @ couple OF |solt.boiled eggs
the other noon. he told a funny story
on Jake Bockley
Jake WAS ordering his breakfast on
a diner u morning and as he did
not feel very hungry, ne ordered one
sof; boiled egg lie glanced through
The bin OF fare. but nothing else ap.
pealed 10 him. and ne decided 90 or.
De" another egg Instead OF changing
the one 10 O two. be put another one
beside the one he mad originally made
and handed the order to the waiter.
You can Imagine his surprise and
CONSERVATION when the waiter brought
IN II |sutt.boilod eggs and proved Jake
had ordered them an by showing MIN
the figures on the order slip" y
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
Rlnhts Of Married Men.

Judge Hugh Grimm TO the ST Louis
circuit court the other day told Cor
nelius Campbell thar married men are
entitled 10 some rights In this world
and when q wife objects 10 her hus
band attending n ball game or any 9th
or innocent amusement. no should as
sert his rights ana ro any way
lie gave Mrs Lillian " Campbell Of
3ii7 South Second street, a decree OF
divorce because Campbell did not o
test the suit Campbell said they
could not agree about anything
Judge Grimm asked for some spe.
cihc incidents as to their disagreement
aud Campbell said:
She fused when wanted to attend
a ball game"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-08-19
MANY PLAYERS FROM COAST
last Years Crop Of Recruits Has
Kept BIG Leagues Going Quite
Lively This Season.

California Is noted for It's big trees.
Hne climate and gold also, hardly a
year goes by that the Pacific coast
does not turn loose C the big leagues
a crop Of bail players who make good.
In fact, very few of them are turned
back. What il more. the Cnlifornians
who are shipped to the big leagues get
Ia tho limolight right on the bat They
seem 10 develop into the kind Of stars
that the ians want to see every time
they appear IN any citS Scouts skip
about to all kinds OF leagues and get
ball players, who are tried out only to
be sent back, but the golden west
sends them on and they stay
Twenty.six players from tho coast
are now IN the American league cir.
cult, and all are making good
The Now York Yankees have I'VE
Chase started out there where they
have iine oranges and uI Kinds Of
other fruit Harry Woltor, VINO covers
right field Tor the Yauks. is another.
Gus Johnson comes from DJt that way
Then the Yankees have Wilkinson and
Fitzgerald. also from the Golden Gate
city Lynch was another who came
from that country. although he has
been turned over TO the bridgeport
club
The Boston Americans have Harry
Hooper, Lewis. Madden, papc. Moser
and Hall.
Connie Mack h not very strong with
California players, hut has Just So.
cured Leonard OF 81. Mays college.
and u Is rumorod that the player viii
surely make good
Washington has Johnson. who Is
u OF the star pitchers loo big league
baseball 10 addition 90 Walter John.
son the Washington club has street.
Groom and Gray. and they are all max
iug good In the American league
The Cleveland club H. we'll supplied
with players from the coast II haa
Gregg. who has been tout'1 as one OF
the best pitchers ever turned over 20
the biz League from tho minors They
also have Knapp. olson. Eastorly. Fish.
cr, Granoy and Harknoss Tho Maps
think all Of these players viii bo the
goods.
Ping Rode. who Is getting q great
biz sond.uG To the American league as
some swat'or and fielder. SIS another
tom the coast. lie Is with the Chi
cage club, ~ are Zcidor aud Dough
'rty, who were also I'm California and
come from that baseball country.
Tho Tigers can only boast Of one