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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04
The JUDICIAL CONTEXT

The result Of yesterdays election ror
circuit judge shows at least two
things-that many people do not be-
lieye In drawing party lines in judi
ciary contests and that % close primary
contest in the majority party may ere
ate discord advantageous to The party
Of the minority These facts no doubt
largely contributed To the success Of
Patrick II. O'Bricn. the Democratic
candidate over William j. Macdonald.
the Republican nominee.
The judicial contest was clean. No
personalities were indulgod in Boy the
candidates, and their statements on
the result are manly and what were
TO be expected OF men Of tho high
caliber Of Messrs. Macdonald and
OBrien.
Judge-elect O'Brlen has the conf
dence OF the people Of the Twelfth
circuit and we believe he Is man
Who fully appreciates what this con-
hdence means and that he will strive
TO mete out Justice with fairness TO all.
lie has brilliant legal mind, keen
sense OF the responsibilities of the
circuit judgeship. and no doubt will
readily acquire that judicial poisc
necessary TO an impartial interpreta-
ton Of the law.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

Everybody you come i'm contact with
at the Offices is enjoying a speedy
cure. l give this testimonial so other
sufferers will take advantage OF tho
treatment and profit thereby.
Yours truly,
j. Il. ROWE,
$50 Mine St, Calumet, Mich"
This is 'one case of a great many
that Loughney & Fraser have treated
successfully. And great many testi-
monials from grateful patients are
given them every week to let suffer
ers know what Il great treatment is
at heir home
Loushney & Frasers institute is 10
Gated in the James e. Levy building.
Hancock, Michigan. They give free
consultations and have the best or
lady nurses to care for lady patients.
Their hours are from a. m. TO %.
m. Sundays . to IL only.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

1889. following the adoption OF the
present constitution. and then at var
ious times up TO 1920. when it fixed up
on March as the regular day Of it's
meeting Since that date "A extra ses-
sions have been called previous 10 the
one summoned by President Taft.
One-third Of previous extra sessions
had to deal with tariff questions The
Dinsley bin was passed at an extra
session. as was the Payne bin that
amended it. Now comes another. the
subject being the consideration of the
reciprocity treaty with Canada that
failed in the senate at the close Of the
last regular session, threatened with
tariff legislation. President Grant con-
vened two extra sessions. both TO con-
slider some feature Of reconstruction.
President Hayesulso. called two. TO-.
take care Of the appropriation bmsl
which the regular session had neglect
ed. President Cleveland convened an
extra session TO have repealed the sill
Yer purchasing act
President Van Buren, called the first
extra session. ina 1897. to take care OF.
the panic then torturing the land. and
President Harrison called one in 1871.
but died before it convened. The next
one was called by President Lincoln.
in 1861, 10 vote supplies for the army
in putting down the rebellion. Prcsl-
dent Johnson called one for March
g. 1861 when be and congress were at
war on the subject Of reconstruction.
and that session continued through
various APPOINTMENTS to December >.
when the regular session began.
The fact that the next house is Dem
ocrauc and in an probability viii at
tempt to revise the present tariff law.
the length of the extra session that
has been called IS problematical.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04
This DATE IN HISTORY

1C09-.Henry hudson in the Half
Moon" sailed frora Amsterdam for
America.
l762-Sir John Fleming Leicester
the real founder of the British school
of art. born. Died June IS 1927.
1799-David Wallace, sixth governor
of Indiana, born in Lancaster County,
Pa. Died in Indianapolis, Sept. 4,
1859.
lSll-Bishop Jesse r. Peck foundev
OF Syracuse University born in Mid
dleheld, n. Y. Died in Syracuse. N.
" May II, 1888.
lSl2-United States proclaimed a
ninety days embargo.
lS4l-William Henry Harrison. ninth
President of the L. s.. died in Wash
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

The latest man who is sounding the
praise of the bake oven treatment ad-
ministered by Loughney & Fraser is
in the person Of J. r. Rowe, whose
home Is at 80 Mine St, Centennial,
Calumet Mich, Mr.. Rowe is a gem
ueman % years old and has worked
underground in tho mines for years
Contracting q severe case of sciatic
about four months ago.
he was unable to DO his work until
the underwent course Of treatments
In the famous bake oven.
He found the greatest relief after
the first treatment and today is
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

The recent fire in the capitol build
ing at Albany has raised a scare at
Lansing. FOR the reason that Michi-
san's capitol building is not freproof
and the state library ls very poorly
protected. though the library has one
Of the most valuable collections of law
books in the country. Representative
Mcbride introduced a bin to provide
an appropriation for removing the
wooden shelves and replacing them
With steel racks The state library now
has 10000 volumes and the law Ne
orary has 25.oO0. the value of which
Us in the complete collection of Eng
fish, irish, Scotch and foreign colonial
laws and reports. as well as conn
p'ete set Of the records and reports
of the United States supreme court
Tor years Mrs. Spencer the state liz
brarian, has been calling attention to
the necessity Of protecting the library
but The solons always thought IL
would be a waste of money.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

nston, n. { Born in Berkeley. Va,
tVA s. I17S.
l>6i-tirst meeting Of the Nebraska
trptercnce 90 The NJ, r. church.
l>6S-Gcn. SChoheld appointed Hem
81 d. Wells governor OF Virginia.
i>>S-pcter Chopper founder of Coop
tD.on. died in New York city.
Eorn there Feb. -, 1871.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04
TUESDAY, APRIL 4, 1911.

Misfortunes never come singly. New
York lost its capitol building and
elected a Tammauy man TO the United
States senate. Possibly the legislature
went crazy with the heat.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

A harem skirteo damsel was mobbed
in salem, Mass. the other day. Pos
sibly the citizens Of that ancient city
thought she was the reincarnation Of
the witch OF by-gone days.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04
FIFTEEN EXTRA SESSIONS.

The converting Of congress in extra
session April win be the fifteenth
since the organization Of the United
States government The first regular
session Of congress convened March 4
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-04

So far a little matter OF 1000 bills
have been introduced in the leglsla-
ture. Many Of them are no doubt ex-
oelent measures or have a worthy aim
but 1t is evident that not an Of them
have been introduced with any seri-
Gus idea Of their passage. The great
er part Of them are assigned % com
mittees, where they die quietly Many
Of them are introduced with that end
in view the senator or representative
fathering them doing so merely out Of
courtesy TO his constituents and oe-
casioHaliy having no real knowledge
OF the contents Of the bills.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
HAWAIIAN PEPPER
IS NOW RECOGNIZED
BALTIMORE FIRM READY TO
BUY BUT WANT ONLY
LARGE QUANTITIES.

Hawaii is attracting the attention
of importers of queer things, and the
green peppers of the Islands, If they
can be produced in sufficient quanti-
ties and the producers know how to
pack and ship them, may come into as
much prominence as the delicious Ha,
waiian pineapple.
Mccormack & Co. of Baltimore, i'm
porters of drugs, teas and spices, have
written the promotion committee that
they noticed in the commercial re.
ports of September, 1908, that Hawaii
raised Charge quantities of dried pep
pers." The firm writes that if these
peppers are marketed in large quaint.
ties they are prospective customers foI
a big share of the product.
The National Fruit Company Of Los
Angeles want to know who are author.
lied persons for exporting pineapples
alligator pears, bananas and dealers in
products in general Of Island fruits and
vegetables They state they would like
to get in touch with some Of the ex
pOrters and believe they can handle
some Of the products.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
l. S. GLEGH0RNS GIFT OF AINARAU PARK IS
sPURNED BY MAJORITY IN LEGISLATURE

The gift of the late Archibald Scott
cleghorn of the estate of Ainahau to
the city, as a public park, was spurned
In the house of representatives yester.
day, when the bill accepting the gift
was lost by vote of twelve for, to
sixteen against.
Representative Watkins led In the
fight against the bill and after stating
that the Territory should not accept
the gift tied up in so many strings,
moved that the bill DO indefinitely post.
poned.
This is the FIRST time such motion
has been put in the house and Speaker
Holstein explained Il az one which was
not privileged and was open to discus
sion.
This gave Representative Towsg q
chance, and no explained that be had
seconded the motion on tho ground that
b. wished discussion aud not, ~ 90
frequently happened, the moving Of tho
previous qnesil0n at the cad of d long
address against % for " bill, thus cut
ling "a discussion.
Alfonso called attention 70 the fact
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

that Towse had signed the committee
report in favor of the bill.
Representative Kamanoulu, who in.
troduced the bill, spoke for it, describ.
ing the beautiful trees and the general
benefit II would be to the city TO have
the park on the Waikiki beach, about
the last chance for public beach park.
The vote was close, but the bin was
lost, the vote standing as follows:
Ayes; Alfonso, Castle, Hale, Huddy,
kamanoulu, Kanekoa, Kawaakoa, Ka.
wewehi, Marealiino, RiekaFd, T0wse,
Williamson.
Noes; Archer, Coney, Cooke, CoErea,
Fernandez, Keliinoi, Long, MahOe, Ma.
kekRu, Rice, Sheldon, Tavares, Waia.
hol0, Watkins, Yates, Speaker Holstein.
The opposition 10 the bill " that the
Legislature IL afraid that under the con.
ditions Of tho gift the city might spend
as much 90 100000 IN improving gio
place and then ono Of the conditions
might be violated, uninientlOnally, and
the whole place Toyert TO the heirs. One
Of the conditions upon acceptance OF
tho gifi was that the park 30 kept
closed lrom uiK O'Clock % tho evening"
until Elk O'Clock The neKf morning and
nobody allowed IN,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
DOCS SCHEDULE IS
$500 EVERY DAY

Mrs. Frank Gould, or rather Mrs.
Ralph Thomas, who was formerly the
wife of one of Jay Gould s sons, on
arriving in San Francisco on the Tenyo
Maru recently, after brief sojourn
here, was not altogether pleased with
the fact that she who receives $4,000 a
month alimony from Frank Gould had to
pay So day for hoteling her pretty lit
tie chow dog, Tao. In an interview in
the San Francisco Bulletin she said the
hotel people of Honolulu had "the au-
dacity" to charge So a day for his
keep.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
TUNNEL EXPERTS
COMING TO HlLO
HOLDERS. OF RECORD TO HELP
BUILD RAILROAD
ExTBNsroN.
tNfail speeIal 70 The Advertlser.l

LOS ANGELES, March s4.-The
best tunnel borers In the world are on
the way to the Island Of Hawaii. They
are w. C. Ashton, Rodney Carwithen,
w. D. Hook, William Gohlson and Will
liam Hull. They are the men who
achieved the world IS record in the CON.
struetion Of the now famous Elizabeth
lake tunnel Of the Owens River aque-
duct system the future source Of the
water supply Of this city. Ashton was
the division superintendent and the
others were foremen working under his
direction.
Upon their arrival at Hilo, Ashton
viii enter upon his duties as the gem
eral superintendent Of tunnel construc-
tion of the new railroad extension. The
building of the extension of the rail-
road is to be a prodigious engineering
task, it is stated, because Of the num-
Der of tunnels that will have to be
bored. His companions will be in
charge Of tasks similar to those that
they carried out so successfully on the
aqueduct, The railroad officials held
the position open for Ashton severa
months because they knew that he sooI
would be free.
The Elizabeth lake tunnel is one o.
the greatest examples Of engineering
work of its kind ever attempted. Agar
and again the men engaged in its con
struction broke world Is records unit
at last the men Of the south porta
crew, by boring through GOA feet o.
solid granite in single month, set {
mark, which was not subsequently, bet
tered-the American tunnel record.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
FIRE DESTROYS
A KOA forest
SPLENDID KoA FOREST Is DE
sTRoYED By THE
PLANES.
tFrom SUNDAY 9 Advertlser.l

After hard and ineessant work, ere
lighters under the direction Of R. II.
Hosmer, territorial forester, last night
subduod threatening mountain blaze
on the Mauoa hills. 1t was not until
one of the finest koa wood forests in
the Islands had been destroyed, how.
ever, that the progress Of the are to-
wards the top Of the ridge and the
Bungalows there was, quelled and fur
Their danger from the menace ended.
The heads of the police department
Forester Haughs, BOtanist Rock ant
other officials Of the government led
little flying squadrOns of men into the
warm corners of the hills and scores
of Portuguese, Hawaiians and Chinese
who had been cOmmandered were
placed along the line to back Are and
stamp out the flames.
Owing to the difficult ascents and
slopes of the Manoa hills the fire fight
ers had the greatest difficulty in get
ting in ahead of the flames but at half
past ten last night it was finally undei
control and half-hour later was forced
back within its outside bounds.
Sheriff Jarrett ordered out twelve o!
the TRUSTEES at the Jail, who WORKED
steadily in the line and who were after
wards left to patrol the waste and pu
out the fires in the koa trees
The fire started behind Jane
Boyd's place at the foot of the spu
at right angles with the ridge. 1t owe,
its origination from small trash fir
started by Chez Tong, one of Chimes
hui who were clearing ferns and othe
trash away.
The fire spread rapidly after it ha,
once started and destroyed the vegeta
tion over thirty acres, reaching
height of 1900 feet up the slopes o
the hill. That it was stopped at al
before it had crested the rise was du
to the efforts of Hosmer and his organ
ization. A commissary was formed an
food was sent to the fire fighters il
the evening.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
SPANISH CABINET
HAS RESIGNED

MADRID, Spain, April a-Premier
Canalejas yesterday rendered 10 the
King his resignation as PREMIER ae.
eompanied by the resignations Of the
various members Of tho cabinet. These
were accepted by Alfonso who has
called upon General Weyler 70 form
government,
10 Il thought that tho various mat
tors AZ issue between fhel capalela5
ministry and the Vatican have brought
abopi lhe foslgnailopa
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
DON'T NEaLEoT YOUR FAMILY.

When yOu fail to provide your family
with a bottle of Chamberlain Is Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy at this
season of the year, you are neglecting
them, as bowel complaint is SIRE to be
prevalent, and it is too dangerous
malady to be trihed with. 1t has
never been known to fail even in most
severe and dangerous cases, and its cost
is not beyond the means of any one
For sale at all Dealers, Benson Smith &
Co, Agents for HAWAII.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
READY TO LYNCH A
SUSPECTED KIDNAPER

LAS VEGAS, New Mexico, April /.
One of the men suspected of kid
naping the child for whose return a
ransom Of $4,000 was paid yesterday,
has been arrested. Feeling against
him runs SO high that lynching is
feared by the sheriff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
now 10 PRBVENT CHOLERA

when cholera IL present IN the com
muniiy take chambeTlain'a Cole, ChOl
era and piaFfhoea Remedy 0n tho htl
unnatural lo0seness Of the bowels and
The attack may be checked ID ne To-
elpiqney,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
NO HABEAs CORPUS
FOR THE BRUIsER

SAN FRANCISCO, April The
state supreme colrt today refused to
grant writ of habeas corpus for the
release of Jack Johnson, champion pu-
gilist of the world, and the colored
heavyweight must spend his twenty
five days in Jail for speeding his auto.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
FRISCO CATHOLIC
CHURCH Is BURNED

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-st.
James Cathedral, noted Catholic edi-
fee here, today burned TO the ground,
The cause is unknown.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
PoRTUaAL's ELECTION Day.

LIsBoN-It is officially announced
that the elections for the constituent
assembly of the new republic have been
fixed for April 30.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
Ready for Peace talk.
SOCIALIST ELECTED AS
MAYOR OF BERKELEY

BERKELEY, California, April g.
stitt Wilson, the Socialist candidate,
was yesterday elected mayor Of this
city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
.DIAZ COMMITS
HIMSELF TO THE
REFORM DEMANDED

CITY OF MEXICO, April 2.-Presi-
dent Diaz, in his semiannual message,
at the opening of the Mexican congress
here yesterday, committed himself be-
yond possibility of mistake to an adj
voeacy of many Of the reforms being
demanded by the revolutionists, includ-
ing one which will provide for an
amendments to the electoral laws to
make any president ineligible for re-
election to second term. His other
promised reforms in the laws govern
ing elections are broad and far reach
ing.
Ready for Peace Talk.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, April a.
1t is reported here unofficially that
preliminary peace conference is to be
held at FL Paso on Monday between
representatives, of the Madero family
and of President Diaz.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
Six Main Issues to Be
Taken Up in
Session,
NAME THE CRAIRMEN
Flood, for Territories;
Hay Committee on
Military.

WASHINGTON, April 2,-The Dem
ocratic program for the special session
Of congress is to be confined to six
main objects--legislation to secure the
election of United States Senators by
popular vote, the passing Of the roci-
procity agreement with Canada, tariG
revision, q Reproducing Of the con-
gressional districts in conformity with
the census results, the passage of the
bills elevating the Territories of New
Mexico and Arizona to Statehood and
an investigation of the various depart
ments Of the federal government.
This was decided upon at the Demo-
cratic caucus yesterday, attended by
the majority of the Democratic mem
bers.elect. The main discussion of the
caucus revolved around suggestion
that the matter Of Canadian reciprocity
should be attached to that of a revision
of the wool schedule, 'Schedule K"
of the Payne,Aldrich bill. 1t was
finally decided to take up the Canadian
matter on its merits and pass it, leav-
ing "schedule k to be taken up with
the revision of the tariff.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

found in his effects putting his initials
the other way. This letter was adj
dressed to him at Walnut Grove, Cali
fornia, and readdressed by the post.
master to Howard Springs.
Eccentric.
1t was seven days after this receipt
was signed that the police have found
trace of him again at the Occidental.
He was never seen to take an al
c0holic drink, stayed in his room nearly
all the time and paid his rent in ad.
vance at the same time every week. He
is stated to have said once that he was
hotel keeper of Sacramento, and for
this reason and also as a box of drugs
was found In his room from a saera-
mento drug store, the police of that
city are being communicated with by
mail.
Changed Name.
He evidently had a desire to cover
his tracks for 10 Paele he gave bis
names AZ Roberts and signed himself
IN Paele's time book as &c. Roberts
California;" MeDulie has photograph
% the signature. The road supervisor
picked him up halfway 10 Kane0hg
and at kaneohe DO treated the mai
10 fsodn'pop" which be- paid for will
q fifty cents piece. Only three cents
Was found 0u the dead body
The two bottles fgid 10 have beer
seen II biz grip were found standing
empty on the beach, sentinels over thf
dead body u tho most deiolale place
~ Che Island.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

The official census shows Hungary to
have population of 20,s50700. This
is an increase in ten years Of 100000.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04
0hairmen Chosen.

Underwood of Alabama has already
been chosen for chairman of the ways
and means committee, which is also
the committee on committees. Yester-
day he announced the standing COM
mlttees for the session
Fitzgerald of Brooklyn, in spite OF
the determined opposition of Tammany,
is named as chairman of the committee
on appropriations.
Edward S. Henry of Connecticut is
chairman of the committee on rules,
Henry Del. Clayton of Alabama of ju-
dietary committee, Stephen NJ. Park
man of Florida of the rivers and har-
bors committee, d. A. s. Alexander of
New York of the committee on mer-
chant marine and fisheries, James Hay
of Virginia Of the military committee,
L. P. Padgett Of Tennessee of the COM
mittee on naval affairs, William SulEer
of New York Of committee on foreign
affairs and Henry D. Flood of Virginia
of the committee on territories.
Trimble Of Kentucky was elected
clerk of the house.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-04-04

Please call for advertised letters.
JOSEPH O. PRATT, Postmaster,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-16
THE MOTHER OF THE MAN
By HALL GAME

When the doft the the to
He wwhate ctwhethe fan,
That
ongas mans
ne cast is fromH m and by rmaIv
Then
When
in the of
Still o species be o the
that the woman as and wife,
Should obey her law of being the vehicle Of life -
i'm smooth
#
If
He reserved it to the uplin his love.
thai tn moth for of herw
Should
He ordained
She should gather all that
40 ma may und
Saviour the helpless birth
Hers has been old eahs burthen
confice
he to
If
For behold without portal the mother of the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-12-16
CHRISTMAS RECIPES.

Editor Social Corner: Here are few
recipes for Christmas cakes and can
dies:
Almond Fruit Cake-Cream three
quarters pound of butter with one
pound powdered sugar: add the heat
en- yolkS OF ten eggs, add one pound
flour, dried and sifted and mixed with
one pound almonds, bIanched and cut
n thin strips. one pound seeded rails
ms half a nutmeg, grated, and a quar-
ter of pound of citron. Shredded.
Then add Juice of a lemon and heat
Well, and finally stir in carefully the
well beaten whites of the eggs. Bake
in two loaveS Ice thickIy with a white
icing, Havored with bitter almonds.
Black Fruit cake-one pornd hut-
ter, one pound graduated sugar. graf
ed peel of two lemons, ten eggs. one
teaspoon each cinnamon cloves mace.
nutmeg. two of alIspice, and one gill
confectioner's lard. It should be firm
enough when cold to cut easily with =
knife Fine to use. in making date.
walnut or chocolate cream.
Buttercup: Not knowing your friends
tastes, think it would be rather hard
TO suggest a gift. If she is frivolous
a pretty collar. jabot, or handkerchief
would be nice. Il she is quiet and
rather domestic maybe she would like
the materials for a bit of fancy work
wash cloth. embroidered towel. and a
cake of her favorite toilet soap?
Ready: Was that you?
Aunty, and tile other suffragettes: L
hope that all sne women who want to
vote MAY soon have that privilege.
You are not like the busy woman who
didn't want to vote, as she thought IL
there was one thing that men could do
alone they had better be allowed to do
it think. instead Of being made vot-