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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-11

maintenance which are now being
bought on the ouisldei thus the prison
could be- made more selfsustalnlnr
Those unable TO DO hard work could
Doe employed here TO advantage
10 De estimated that for present
needs Jail could be built for about
t55,oOOOO and erected 10 accommodate
wings later on n need be.
Better Sanitary staff.
The suggestion In the message Of
the Governor that provision be made
for a capable Chief Sanitary Inspector
and the necessary assistants on each
OF the large islands your Committee
considers a good one and recommends
the same
Insane Asylum.
This institution was visited by your
Committee, which found that much
was needed here. Some of the build
ings are very old and lack proper ac.
commodation.
hospital attached. They should be
constructed of concrete in order that
they could be made sanitary and kept
clean and which would probably call
for an appropriation of $5O,OOO.O0
There are an insufficient number of
guards and nurses here and we rec
,ommend appropriation for an increase
of these forces.
Kalihi Boys Home.
This place was recently visited by
your Committee which found the in
mates happy and contented and the
premises clean throughout.
There is need for the following, how.
ever:
1. A bath house with suitable &C.
commodations and until such is made
there is a lack of accommodations
for the 20 children now in the nursery
at Kalaupapa awaiting transfer to this
Home.
2. A cottage for the cook and yart
boy.
3. A fence all round the premises
and some filling done.
Girls Home.
All the buildings here are in a yer.
= dilapidated condition and the bill
providing for new buildings for thI
e Home is a timely one.
A new location for this institution
has been located at Kaluapalena, Ia
lihi, covering some ten acres of Lane
l Respectfully submitted,
t J. H. CONEY,
I Chairman, Health and Police Com
, mittee.
II JOHN K. KAMANOULU,
IF GEO. P. COOKE,
Is j. P. HALE,
HENRY L. KAWEWEFII.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

, NcDoNei lnlF spunesi, pfesi-
dent. first district Nrs = T. hnr
ton Mckinney. president ird de
,rict Mrs Chap . llonner tfylcrl,
president Sra district mra o s.
" Hughes WHARTON. cab dis
district. Mrs 4 - roteoiaa lVic-
torin). president, SIN district Mrs
> < Potter. ,san Antonlol. corres-
bonding secretary Mrs l. Gun.
ningham fncaumou'l. recording sec,
Rotary Mira Homer 70 wade ts,am
fordl. treasurer Mrs Robi Brown.
Ing TERRELL auditor Nrs En
per'rherr ami Nra IS = Wright eerc
elected delegate ~ large to the
biennial convention OF tho General
Federation 10 boz held iu San Fran
cisco In June. iafe The selection
for the neNt place OF meeting of me
state convention viii be- decided By
ihe state executive board az che meet
lnr next spring
Mrs q u scott of this city, was
elected AZ delegate from the 'ih dis
trict 10 the biennial convention with
Mrs a n Pcucolaa Of Victoria aa
alternate
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

The Cosmos club mot Monday
Noy 7eth. win Mr N raSler ON
South nluff In the absence of The
president, Nrn a W DAVIDSON Mrs.
Fred Kalei presided ~ being maya
fiuc DAY. miscellaneous program
had been prcparcd Miss Lcona Gh-
ems acted ~ leader and each member
responded with some intereeilur act
or story. Mrs - NcNcill Turner
gave very charming myth ON on.
portuniiy The hostess served de-.
llcions coffee and cake The next
meeting Will be- held with Mrs Fred
kaler. at aoi Cnrancahua street and
members are hereby noiifled that lhc
time has been changed from no TO
n o. IN
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,llrurIan club rn,er,aln. ouos,..


Last Monday afternoon was Gnesi
dnS with the Altrurlan club and each
member took friend. the prcsl.
dents OF the study clubs In town be.
ing apecisi guests for the day. The
meeting san held at the home OF Mrs
tfabhc. and n program on m. PROV.
inec of Ontario. Canada. was pro
nouncod Of excellent merit Mrs
baskin bcinG the wcll-pouted leader
" tho day The following papers
were splendidi, prepared aud CAV,
much pleasure
.Rcseouso, Current Evento Of ths
World.
Canadian Hymn The Maple Lea
Forever" The club
Canadian Folk Lore. Mrs Holden
Ottawa. Mrs Tabor.
Plano solo Mira Herbert Caldwell
Toronto, Mrs rimon
The Muskoka Lake Regions. Mira
nashln.
Al the beginning OF The lesson each
m"mhor told the latest news Of eaeh
country in tho world aud the atud,
was closed with the Round Table
biis Of information about ontario
Alter the program. dainty refresh
mcr's were served consisting OF
brick cream. cake aud coffee. Tn,
favor For the guests we're uniauc and
appropriate both for Canada and 10,
Thanksgiving week rhcy were small
onFa oontaInlns minta. and hearing
the painted likeness OF ,urkcy on
the outside. while IN the TOP wa,
stnrk a smali SILK Canadian nar.
Next Monday. the club viii meet
Win MrN T'mon and ,he report OF
the delesate 90 Houston. Mrs
Wright VIII be the feature at tho az
farus....
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written good wishes for Inc honoree
were passed 10 the guesss and read
The hoatese. assisted ~ Mrs. Henry
gchasffsr. served dainty refresh
ments Beautiful pink and white
roses were presented % each guest
ana Miss Archer was presented vim
handsome leather music case.
Those present were Mirses MARY
Craig, Ella Burns. Neitle Grimm.
claude Caldwell. Nattie Caldwell,
Mary Elliot. sarah Caldwell. Gladys
llanlal San Anionlol. Viola Allen.
laura Luther. Margaret scaton, lie.
len carrnth. Margaret bingham, AG-
mes Bowen. Lot,ie smith. Atlce Born.
Wilheimina Wlndnagie. Helen Wood.
bridge. Bcrnlcc Noaely, Thelma Ar
ehef. NoHdancs Henry SchacffeT Bu.
ford crlag. q = Sessions
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Mrs Harry Archer entertained I've
isblos OF bridge ON Tuesday after.
noon. IN honor 81 Miss GLADYS liar.
rle OF San Antonio. After several
games Of bridge. the guchta were ia'
s,ed into the dining room. which was
beautlful'in Thanksgiving docora'
tions The place cards we're daint,
colofed cups inside OF which wer,
fortunes for each guest. whlch Great.
"a much merriment az they were
read a thrce-conrse luncheon was
served Those who enjoyed this de-.
llghuul affair we're Misses Glady,
Harris. Gcnevicve Mcrrlman. Thclma
Archer. Mpadamoa Hale. uuai lloyc
jefferson Norman
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

The membera Of - Rciama club
had . delightful farprlse on w.dncs-
DAY sf'efHoos They assembled A.
th~ elt,h fo,r ~ usual. when. NJ
tho npro'afed sonr. four clock ihcy
eero sstri 10 follow the social com.
nltfer With led the Way 20 me
ilc'ei uidvll. where delightful
Than kHglylng luncheon was served
Tho table WaR beautifully decorated
md on the place cards we're written
witty verses suited a. the character
isiios 90 each sirl the roll Was rail.
"a aud each member responded With
me verse from her card which crest
I'd much Gun impromptu speeches
we're given Throughout the luncheon
ana q rising vote Thanks was &c.
corded the social committee which
planned this delightful affair Those
on the committee are Misses Tils
linrnr. Claude Caldwell. Matte
Caldwell. wilhclmina Born and Mrs
Clarence Frank About twenty-five
Young ladies wcro present The club
greatly appreciates tho many court.
osica shown by Nessrs nldwcll aud
Ireland aud the beautiful hotel ain.
lng room added much a. the enio,
mrnt fthp affair
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Have you used amy OF the Tan
Packing House products if nor
why2 Place q trial order with yonr
dealer aud BE- convinced COS olhora
~ 23 aOt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

xrxspHoHx aos /
a TharksxIsise rhonssa.
z'1ere n no hearth 70 bleak aud
bsre
na( hcasen has sent some blessing
there;
"a table e'cr 10 sparrciy spread
Dut that . grace should there be said
No life bat knows nome moments
blcst
Of sweet conicnimsnt and OF rest
no heart 20 cold bill Heaven above
Hath touched Il With ihe warmth Of
love.
10 CONT your blessings. one by one,
Al early morn and eet Of sun.
And. Ike an Incense, 10 the skies
Your prayers Of thanhfnlncss shall
rise
Look Tor the love ,hat iscnven sends
Tue rood tina, every soul Intends,
Tins You will learn the only way
IN keep true Thanksgiving das"
Arthur Lewis Tubbs
sts
After a qulot SEASON Of several
weess Corpus Christi society l. "
aumlng IT, nceustomed activity
: Thanksrisius week ~ usually CAV
aud the past one has been no excep'
tiou 10 the ,sis. BALLS. receptions and
card paftles have followed one an
other In rapid succession and Thankn-
giving day was the occasion for man,
nmall dinner parties.
Mrs. II. a. nlossmnn u visitint ~
Laredo. as the guest Of hos dnnfh,v
Mrs. G G. nIgEio
49,
MIRA. . W Matter w ia @n An
tonic Tor few DAYS 'h' eaff pHi o'
the week.
Miss Rohcr, le Cromwell Who
was the quo NiY V a Sea.
ton the o. ~ fn sceh 'ef'
wodncpf Nn alias crom.
wei, ,nn.r' ~ pah achocls hcre
sam AMI AZ many fricndn
t, who ~ erect her during
her ~ ,Ni
wa ~ P, itanpnford " vislting
rnds in Noua'a, Okla. whore she
yymerly resided
sir and Mrs ". ~ Dalmwood are
re guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Henry
roldsn,
nv aud Mrs Alex Well have taken
- Of the Pope cottages on chaih-
street
'Iss Thelma Areher leaves Tues
for Waco. whore she viii spend
winter. Milan Archer will con
e her musical studies while IN
go.
Mrs. y. ". Rnas OF Roswell. Nav
Nrxlou " IN the city for The winter.
W the gucs, OF her daughter, Mrs
''snrs Holden.
Miss Hattie Well has returned
home after . plensan, visit 70 Waco
and Austin.
Miss Minerva KlnE has heen the
guest Of Mics Henrietta klcborg dur
ing the past week.
The Misses kieberg 81 Auailn are
gnvess 81 Mss q J Klchers,
Miss Minnie Hickey leaves today
for Fort Worth. whore she VIII visit
Mira, Leo i.ytton,
To Meet A,ss. paim~o.a.
Mrs Henry Holden received lnfor-
mnliy Friday and saturday afternoons
IN honor OF hrs sister. Mrn. " ".
nalmwood, recent bride The many
friends who called sstested the pleas
ure With which Mrs. Daimwood IL be-
Inx Welcomed on former vlsl,s 70
the city. she endeafed herself 10 Q
large circle Of friends A social sup
OF ton added 90 the pleasure and IN,
formaiity o. both afternoon rceep-
fions
$40
High Five Club
Mrs. y, Mccullough WAS hostess to
the High Five club Tuesday after.
noon. al her residence on Leopard
I~-
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luncheon was greatly enjoyed. and
Mrs watts was the recipient ~ man,
beautiful gifts.
Those present were Rev and Mrs.
Sessions tesdam, j % Todd. q T..
Walton y q Thomas. Is steele.
"a "a Watts. stcakicy headley pea-
body % Chatheil ,Montrpmery
ha.l Mayncll Appllne e Fowler
Griffith PITTS Gam b. ncvson b. g..
iufer o. HastInrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Before soliciting your dress BAT
can and look az tho lovely new
shapes al Miss Clark 6is Mesquite
fq9 "a
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Federation Notes.
Mrs :. J. wright's address before
the state convention VAS one OF the
most forceinl ever siyen. she touch.
cd upon the work fthc federation.
Child welfare" Philanthropy. =
'ViNlcs," "A Cleaner Press" "Edua-
cation" Compulsory Education. p
and Rural Conditions" "A sane
Christmas. The Home" Woman
and International Peace A hrleg
allusion to the shreeforld develop.
men OF The child and physical, men.
al and moral aud tho success that
have hecn attained hy women VAS
given, Many esher subjects were
touched upon aud the address called
forth great enthusiasm. Followlng
Ia Hist Of the officers OF tho Fedora.
ton who we're eleered FOR the mex,
two years,
Mrs. Mi HeFtzhcrg lsan Antonlol
president, Mrs Fred Fleming Ioal-
lAsl Is, vice president and the fol.
lowing five distric, presidents, mrs
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The Woman's Monday club held no
meeting las, week, but win meet
promptly at s;ao D m. on Monday.
Dec. ith. with Mrs W n. Hopkins
aud hear the delegate's report from
The Houston federation moeting The
program as arranged 70 this meeting
VIII be glsen Members are urgentl,
requeHied To he present at $40.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

There viii bc r.hear.ai of th.
Merchant oft Venice Geo to nate at
the Olympia is,atro Monday egen.ue
40 $3.50.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

tho dcbnianfos ol the winter season
W. Wellington eli he Nl-s fHura
ashicy mfleson. daughter of Repre-
sentative Blrlsson OF Texas
Bocaune OF Miss nuriesou beau
81. pheasant personality ard art.iud'
aH o. oonsefaationalst. hur frend'
ere predicting ior hef brilliant Co.
tnrc loo the social Wol9
Representative HHrleaon Nie.
nurleson aud Niea laura icr for Pa
mama rereHtlg with the congregational
committee oi which Nj, nufleson h. d
member
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u,s. wcIls rn,es,ain-.

VIZ n'ft~ f'h''''''''"
AIRS. Louis Wells entertained fi
bridge Friday Dec ~ DO honor OF
Mrs Katherine Tiilmap iuhhnid
cry ana Mrs g. v MNNcld 81 San
Arsonlo The sHtsi JiiA' aalaiy
needle work fei 1eli 90 in, lot oi
Mrs. TlllnAA viilc tno ciub Prize. a
bos of iniptlt fas ION ny Mrs
shermnn tho HHtf'iil,cd for Miss
HAITI. Vel Too hostcsa served a
70 nnunf nlga aourne. eoffe" and
cake rhoa fhy enjoyed Mrs Wells
hntf 'lg sere Mesdamcn riiiaon'
Ns field .dshonhclm. Timon. iluill
v'.@rlt Glll. Iiaakin Misses phll-
snn Aaukln. Ella Burns Mabel
81 Iib
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Harmony club Notes.

The HARMONY club mot Friday
Dec lat with Miss claude caldwell
Tho program was abort hot Interest
ing Miss Claude Caldwell acted ae
leader aud gave a ,alk on The or
ehcstra" tracing We growth from the
crude orchestra OF ancient days ~ ns
prcsont maenliudo AIRS llcrhort
Caldwell tol dsomelhing of the dic Of
Richard strauss the great modern
conpoacr snd played his rrau-
mcrlc charmlnEly Mrs Cheston
Heath gave two dcllehttuy vocal
namh~ee Delicious seedWlehes and
chocolatc we're served hy the hostess
The next meeting viii he With Mrs
puford Craig Thursday Dec ltth
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03
narman, oInh Concnl.

The members ol fhe HARMONY CLUB
are enthnsiaailr over thell Hnrcess In
focHrine two such artistic as Carl
Nenth tho celebrated rloiInst ans
Clarence % Ashondcn % ven known
baritone. for their concert OF pecem-
Der lsih Mr Vcnth needs no ln.
PRODUCTION 20 the Corpus Christi pub-
lic aa hlH mastertil PLAYING az the
concert OF the Ouartettc sorie, last
year made lastlnp Impression Mr.
Ashend"n has nor been heard In this
city bar hla reputation as singer is
established and he ig we'll known
throughout the state ON this tour
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

The south nmft Civic club nae, a.
The home Of AIRS T N scaion on
Friday afternoon al three thirty
o'clock Dee iai After AN important
business meeting was held, the
hostess asked the ladies into ,he dlu-
lng room. where delicious salad
course VAS served Nlss Narrarct
seaton assisted hcr mother in scr,-
ing
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

TEXAS Women In the Metropolis.
The Texas cluh gave an Informal
reception IN honor ef the club presl-
dents Of Greater New York. at the
Plaza hotel last "Wednesday afies-
noon.
Tho program Included an address
b, Mrs Donald Mclean. honorable
President General Of the naurhscrs
Of the American Revolution aud
Mrs. Laura Maverick. consralto.
whose former home vas 10 Texas.
=
The HiKh Five club announces chat
Il viii, hold no more meetings nntil
Christmas week,
' = =
4 TEXAS nrhnssntc.
The following biz Of Washington
news wiz particularly ln,evoss Texas
women
Washington, Nov ii.-Among
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Mrs Horny sehacffer vas hostess
10 the "Wednesday bridge club. Nov.
goth. nj nor residence on Water
street, ONLY the members ~ iaeif
substitutes we're present Mrs 4
GuFenhelm had the highest score aud
received The clnb prize. dainty at
mond set The hosiesn served a de-
licloue oyster courae. after which the
elan adjourned TO meet Dec eth.
sIth Mrs e e womaek.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

The girls Of the spoon club tend.
cred an Informal dance TO their
friends NJ the Commercial club
rooms. THANKSGIVING nlrht The hall
was iaktcfully decorated In the club
roloru. red ana green delicious
punch WAS served thronshout ,h.
evening Among thoue present were
Misses Viola aud Floreuee olarn,
Adelaide Hoffman. Matte Heath.
May and otreda Johnston. Gertrude
and Marguerite hnmef, Matte Cald-
we'll Gale CChicagol. Wllhelmina
Dorm, Atlce Horn. chIlipin Born,
Koran lNingeylllcl. Florence Dunn
veda Croasioy. Netiic Orifnn, peunl.
Collins, Isabel Van Horn. ELLA nurns
Gertrude Horne. Loretta borden
Pauline Luther, NJ vlck. Ada wheel.
or. Ella Wheeler Mcsdanns GIN
Eldridge, Grain, Heath. lIas wood
Hoffman, Dunn Mcsurs noughert,
lklnenvIllcl. n Dunn. C. Dunn
wills, Wooda. Nomack. uiNcnA, iiiu'
cher, s,ayton, Van Horn, Heath, J
Wels nrooks, ~ We'll, McCord
skinesslllel. Cape. Grain. o. smith
lKingssillel. rldridgc. =. GlIl. ward
" nlaise, " nlaise. Ashhs Collins
4 Dunn. Reed sherman. wheeler
He'll, nuahlek. Gunet Painter. Ar
cher, crosalcy. Taylor aud shirley
In Honor ~ Miss Archer.
Mrs, ~ NJ. Fox entertained nens,
ber OF young laalca on ThRnhsgivinr
day IN honor Of Mlss rac'ma Archce
who leaves shortly Tor Waco e
spend the winter.
The house was heaatifptis decor
ated with est flowers end fetas A
musical proefam @as niyeu. consist
lng of vocal, violin aud psano mum
heFs ey Misses nowen. Archer. Atlcs
llorn. Matte Caldwell aud Mrs nn'
ford crais
Slips OF paper upon which wer,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

High Five Club.
Mrs. ~ Mscalloneh was hostess 10
the Hixh Five club Tuesday after
noon. a. her residence on Leopard
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street. VI addition 10 mcmbeft,
there were 4 number q guests. Miss
sIsIIie Robertson wins the fortunate
aInncr Of The club prize. an unique
pitcher. The guest prlze. q very
pretty Japancsc bowl. was awarded %
Mrs iIowrfton. a dainty salad and
chocolate we're served Those who
enioyed Mrs McculIoush's hospital
nv were Mcsdamcs Iiowefton. Ham
mcr. Garrett f'reeborn. Chapman.
sherman. Holden. Dalmwood. Pope,
staston. Androwa. haskIn. Misses
Philippine nnnhln, Halle Robertson
wllheImlna horn and EIlu pnrns.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Mrs. H. a. nlossmnn u visitint ~
Laredo. as the guest Of hes dnnfhiV'
Mrs G G. n'gEio,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Look Tor the love 'hai I,cnven sends
Tue rood tina, every soul Intends.
Tins You will learn the only way
10 keep true Thanksgiving dny.'
Arthur Lewis Tubbs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

After qulot SEASON Of several
wteks. Corpus Christi Hocie'y l. W.
suming IT. accustomed activity
Thanksgisius week " usually gay,
aud the past one has been no excep'
fiou 10 the ,sie, Balla, receptions and
card paftIes have followed one an
other In rapid succession and ThankH-
giving day wax the occasion for many
small dinner parties.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-25
HoUGHToN sREvIrIEs.


William Hanke is acting as chief of
the Houghton fire department i'm the
absence of Chief Voetsch, and a num-
Der of citizens Lave been named To act
as substitute flemen while the regular
department is at Ressemer.
captain Broan and wife of Winona
left this morning for Duluth on the Oc-
torara.
Frank Major and his mother Mrs.
Anna Major left on the Octorara this
morning for Duluth. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Il. N. Nelson. sister
OF Mr.. Major, and her three children.
who have been visiting here.
The funeral of the late Michael
Iiainen of Isle Royale. who was acct
dentally killed by falling into the No
4 shaft at the Isle Royale mine ves-
terday, will be held tomorrow morning
from st. lgnatius church. Houghton
ana interment will be at the old Cath
Ollie cemetery in Hancock.
"A marriage license was issued this
morning to Imbro Canaki and Mrs.
Danico Verbanac. both of Quincy.
Mr. and Mrs. p. NJ. Goodwillie OF
Chicago arrived yesterday in Houghton
to visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Walsh.
Harold O'Rourke has returned TO his
nome In Ontonagon after visit with
relatives and friends in Houghton.
Judge Elect T.. III. O'Brien df Iaur-
Ium was business visitor i'm IIoughton
yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Minnesota, VT the Chi
cage and Duluth line passed through
yesterday. without putting into port.
the boat being behind its schedule
owing to the severe electrical storm.
The Houghton passengers will he dis
wnen the boat arrives here
tomorrow.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-25
STORM DELAYS OCTORORA
FOR FOURTEEN HOURS
COMPELLED TO RETURN TO MAR.
ouETTE BECAUSE or GALE.
Telephone Wires Blown Down Be.
tween Houehton and the Entry

inc steamer Octorara of the Anchor
line arrived at iiougbton this morn.
ing ON its west bound trip. The boa
was fourteen hours late, on account
of the heavy storm Sunday night ant
yesterday, it being declared by old
marine men to have been one of the
iiercest summer storms known ON the
lakes in forty years.
The boat reached Marquette on time
yesterday morning and had sailed al
most as far as the Huron islands. but
on account of the danger and difficult
of making the entry in the storm, the
boat was put back into Marquette to
wait until the gale had subsidized.
The Octorara is due In port again
eastbound ON THURSDAY. The freighter
Duluth of the Western line is expected
here at noon today but at the tcle-
phone wires between Houghton and
Dollar Bay and entry were put out of
commission by the storm it could not
be learned this morning whether Che
boat had passed the entry or not. The
Delaware of the Anchor line Is ex-
pected tomorrow to load with copper
at the Copper Range docks
The North Star of the Mutual line
was at local docks yesterday and the
Northern Light of the same line Is
due tomorrow.
Capt Reid has changed his plans
for saving the Moreland and instead of
attempting To take the craft TO Portage
Lake as soon as it is noated, he now
proposes to beach the boat near the
point where IT is grounded. until more
complete repairs are made. Capt. Reid
realizes that severe storms. such rs the
one experienced Sunday. may spring up
any time ana IL they occurred when the
snip was being taken To Houghton he
IS fearful of the outcome with only
temporary patching The new plan may
delay the arrival OF the ship at Por-
tage Lake for several weeks but win
make it moro certain eventually than
1t present