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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
HANCOCK BRIEFS.
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The Hancock homecoming cavalry
has been invited to participate In the
Fourth of July parade at Laurium.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shepard of
Portland. oregon, are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wern of
Hancock.
Mrs. Neil Cary and daughter Aileen
of Grand Rapids. who have been visit
ing at the home of James Watson of
Hancock. have returned home.
Mrs. c. w Dunton of Manistique is
I'm the copper country. visiting her
mother, Mrs. w. d. Bennett. and her
sister. Mrs. c. b. Saxby of Hancock.
Joseph Champagne has returned
from Mexico to visit his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Clovis Champagne Of this
city, and will remain for the home
coming celebration.
The Hancock Knights Of Pythias and
their friends enjoyed a splendid recital
last evening at the lodge rooms in the
Kauth hall, the program consisting
principally of selections by Surbecks
orchestra
City Clerk Macdonald has received
no notice as yet of the cancelling of
the date of the Coulter circus at the
driving park for July %. The report Of
the date being cancelled was published
I'm the Marquette Journal yesterday.
The street committee of the council
yesterday inspected the repairs made
to the granitoid paving west of Mes
nard street by employees of the Blome
company, and found the job to have
been satisfactorily accomplished.
Health officer Arminen, Chief Thor
and Street Commissioner Hosking
made a tour OF Hancock alleys and
backwards yesterday looking for filth
and disease breeding conditions. Such
places as need attention will be or
dered cleaned up.
A committee of Elks consisting of
Herman Wieder Frank Condor, DIR.
Matchette. Paul Ruppe and James
Sullivan has been appointed TO attend
to the decorating of the Elks Temple
for the home coming celebration. The
Elks are arranging for an outing at
the White City early in August.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
Hancock Department
GREAT CROWD ANTICIPATED
AT BALL GAME TOMORROW
FIRST OF MATCHES BETWEEN
HANCOCK AND OAK LEAs.
One OF Most Interesting Series Ever
Seen In This City.

interest in the series of games to
be played between copper country
baseball teams and the Chicago OAK
Leas team, formerly known as the
Garden city nine. is running high
among local fans. and the expectation
Is that there will be a crowd of at least
hltccn hundred persons at the driving
park on Sunday afternoon TO witness
the first contest. The Hancock nine
VIII oppose the oak Leas i'm the ini-
thai game, ana the local boys are put
ting I'm their spare time practicing for
the big sporting event. The Hancocks
have been playing splendid ball foi
the past few weeks, having in sue
cession defeated the flurontowns and
the Hubbclls, two of the best of the
copper country mines. With Culnan and
McAuliffe to do the twirling and Krat,
as receiver. the local team has a bat
terry equal to any i'm the league. ON
Monday the Chicago team goes to Cal
umet, and two other games have been
scheduled with Hancock for Tuesday.
Horse Racing July 4.
ON July 4, besides the ball games,
there will be one of the best cards of
harness horse races ever pulled off
here. There have been training at the
park for the past three weeks several
well known local horses, including
Saam's Artoletta, Payne's Skidoo, Red
ing's Gender Mack from Calumet. and
Lady Blackstone, also from Calumet
Prizes aggregating over eight hundred
dollars have been offered and the in
terest taken i'm the meet indicates a
revival of interest in horse racing
here. which has fallen off i'm the late
years on account OF the poor quality
of some Of the races held in this sec
ton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
Sane FOURTH FOR HUBBflI;
CONTRACT FOR SEWERS LIT
HUssELL COUNCIL PUTS BAN ON
GIANT FiRECRACkERS.
Narcotic and Hildebrsnd Of Hough-
ton Secure Local Contract.

The firm OF Narcotic and Hide
given the contract for the sewer inn
provements to be made at Hubbell, at
a special meeting of the council. The
contract calls for the digging of 700
feet Of trenches. laying Of that am
cunt of three-foot tile, also for the
FIVE catch basins the total cost TO be
$4,000.
Work will be started Immediately
after the Fourth and the contractors
to be used i'm the work has already
been shipped to the Keckonen Hard
ware of Calumet. that company having
received the contract for the tile, The
sewer will be laid on the street adj
Joining the Hubbell Mineral Range de-
pot and will replace the old partially
open sewer that has been in use for
years.
The Hubbell council also declared
for a sane Fourth of July celebration
and prohibited the- exploding of any
fire cracker larger than inches I'm
length, and "a inches in diameter
within the limits of the village. Any
violater will be subject to a fine OF
So and costs.
Bathers along the lake shore here
after must be supplied with proper
bathing suits. orders having been is
sued to the marshal by the council last
evening to arrest any bather who ven
lures near the water without the
proper attire.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
.TORCHLAKE
GRANGE man TO SPEAK
AT LAKE LINDEN JULY 10
GENERAL MANAGER OF lNsUR
ANCE co. TO LECTURE HERE.
c. n. orimble Will, II is Expected,
Talk on go operation"

c. II. Grimble. general manager Of
the State Grange Life Insurance com
pany. is in the upper peninsula to ad
dress the u. p. Oranges. He viii use
as his subject, Cooperation He
contends that IT was only by syste-
matte cooperation that the Grange has
made it's growth In this state. In the
past two years rs locals have been
formed in the upper peninsula, with
a membership Of 5000. There are 500
in the lower peninsula. while in the
entire state there are 915. with 10000
members.
The meetings are to be held as fol-
lows: Manistique. July 1 AIackinac
county. July g: Helmur. Luce county,
July 4: Chatham, Alger county, July
G; Marquette. Marquette county, July
z: Every. Ontonagon county, July 8:
Lake Linden, July 10. and LAnse July
II.
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WICKERSHAM
AT HOMECOMING
ATTORNEY GENERAL TO BE
GUEST or HANCOCK JULY
n OR %, DURING SEMI
CENTENNIAL.

A member of President Taft's cabi-
net will be guest of the city of Han
cock during the home coming celcbra
ton being the second member of
President Tafts official advisers 10
visit Hancock this summer. The home
coming committee was advised this
morning by wire, that Attorney Cen
eral George b. Wickersham will be
here on either July u or -. arriving
on the Anchor line boat 10 Duluth.
where he is 10 attend the water car
nival His visit here will probably
be brief hut it will be of great inter
est and will add materially to the
general Importance of Hancocl's semi
centennial celebration. The invitation
To Mr. Wlckersham was extended a
short time ago by the committee. as
soon as nc was learned that the attor-
ney general was going To Duluth. and
IT was thought that IL might be posi-
BILE TO secure his presence here for the
homecoming. MIR. Wickersham's ac-
ceptance, rcccSed this morning. Is
highly gratifying to the people of Han
cock as it ADDS another to the long
list of celebrities fho are to be here
during the big celebration two weeks
hence, the numler including John -.
Ryan, president Of the Amalgamatcd
Copper company, Hon. Chase $. Os-
born. governor II Michigan; Hon.
Charles l., Townsend, United States
senator from Michigan. and Hon. II.
Olin Young, congressman from the
Twelfth digtrtt
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TORCH LAKE BREvITlEs.


The Lake Linden Hustlers and Mo-
hawk teams will meet tomorrow on
the Mohawk grounds.
The Hubbell band will give con-
cert on the streets of the village this
evening.
New display windows are being in
stalled in the store of ID. w. Suffer OF
Lake Linden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rose have re-
turned from honeymoon trip 10 De-
troit and other cities.
The Red Jacket and Hubbell base
ball teams win meet here tomorrow,
the game starting at o'clock.
Misses Alice and Annie Ames OF
petroit. are spending n short time
with relatives and former friends
here.
Paul Schieve who has been employ
ed with Capt Reids wreckers on the
Moreland will spend the Fourth with
local friends and relatives.
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peninsula and the Menominee Herald
Leader takes advantage Of his FIRST
nice things about him. in part as fol-
lows:
The upper peninsula may justly
claim the honor of giving the state
the greatest auditor general in its
history, a man whose work In the up
building Of the department. the oblit-
Grating OF abuses and the cutting out
Of red tape. has done more than all
his predecessors 10 establish econom-
ical. practical and business-like meth
ods.
"As auditor general Of Michigan Mr..
Fuller has made record OF which
the people of the state. aud especially
those Of the upper peninsula, view
with pride and satisfaction. While
he was not candidate for the office
of auditor general on a reform plat
form, nevertheless. ne no sooner en-
tered upon his duties than reforms
on a sweeping. and practical character
were begun and thoroughly and con
sistently carried out
NO official at Lansing has been so
thoroughly master of his department
as Mr.. Fuller and 80 constantly and
concentratediy devoted 60 his duty.
Nothing has escaped his pApetrating
scrutiny and no defect has = een con-
sidered too trifling TO be carefully cor
rected
"The achievement OF Mr.. Fuller as
auditor general OF Michigan have not
only been a source OF pride TO his
many friends. but an inspiration to
his colleagues, and his example. as
well as his service. has been Of i'm
estimable value to the state.
There now comes to Auditor Cen
eral Q. b. Fuller a compliment which
cannot be received otherwise than
with the deepest qualification. After
serving the people for two terms he
is again asked to accept the repub-
lican nomination. The request comes
To him on the merits Of his service.
lie is urged TO again be a candidate
for the office because he is the best,
strongest and wisest man for the
place. lie is told that Michigan needs
him and assurances of enthusiastic
and public spirited support come to
him from every quarter of the state.
Mr.. Fuller accepts the responsibilities
of the situation and viii be candi-
date for denomination. standing on
his record and his desire to still fur
Their serve the people and the state Of
Michigan"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET.

The news leaked out this morning
that Miss Mabel Hodges, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs. John r. Hodges of Hub
bell, and Walter Hammer, well known
Hubbell young man. were married on
June 10. This intelligence was COM
plete surprise TO their many friends,
the young people keeping the fact a
secret. 1t was not until they started
for wedding trip to Detroit. leaving
last evening. that the announcement
was made. The ceremony was per-
formed at Hancock by Rev. G. Traub,
i'm that city. Mr. Hammer is in the
employ of MIR Hodges In the Hodges
store
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NEW PASTOR ARRIVES.
Rev. Edward Eekstrom Will Preach
at Swedish Lutheran.

Rev. Edward Eckstrom, who was
graduated recently from the Augusta p
ma seminary at Rock Island. arrived
at Hancock yesterday and viii con-
duct services tomorrow evening at the
Hancock Swedish Lutheran church
IN West Hancock Mr.. Eckstrom oc-
cupied the pulpit OF the local Swedish
Lutheran church last summer during
his vacation, al which time an in
vitation was extended to him to ac-
cept permanent pastorate upon the
completion OF his studies. He viii
have regular charge OF the church
here and the Swedish Lutheran
church at Dollar Bay, preaching at
the latter place tomorrow morning.
This evening Mr. Eckstrom viii be
rendered a reception by the members
of his congregation.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
DR.. JAcKoLA DISAPPEARS.
Has Not Been Seen by Friends Since
Wednesday, June 81.

Says the Duluth Herald:
DR. John Jackola, who created a
stir i'm New York last spring by his
attentions to Mrs. O. II. p. Belmont
Is missing. He left his room at the
Kitchi Bammhi club at about $3.50
O'Clock i'm the morning, Wednesday,
June 81, and nothing has been heard
from him since. He has not called at
his office has not attended TO any or
his patients and none of his friends
have seen him.
After his return to Duluth, DR.. JAG
kola resumed the practice of medi-
cine. on the day Of his disappearance
he had two appointments at his office
and ne had number of patients AT
the hospitals and at their homes. lie
did not keep his appointments ana
has not called on his patients since.
The young lady and the man who
are attendants at his office in the New
Jersey building cannot account for his
disappearance and ere greatly wor-
ried. They say that since his return
from New York. where he was
brought into court on complaint vi
Mrs. Belmont. who said he was pay
ing unwclcome attentions to her, ne
has apparently been melancholy ana
his friends fear that his mind may
have become unbalanced by the no.
turiety he received.
At the Kitchi Gammi club 1T was
stated that DR.. Jackola had not oeen
seen since Wednesday. June Il, aho
nj, room has not been disturbed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
ABSENCE CAUSES ANXIETY.

John Parkela, who recently estap-
lisbed a collecting agency In the kauth
block i'm Hancock went on hshihs
trim ON Tuesday last and has not since
been heard from. His continued an
sencc has caused considerable anxiety
among his friends. and 1t is possible
that the sherin's office ana local POI
ice may he asked to assist In search
ing for him If he fails to show up soon
Parkela started out from Hancock OF
Tuesday evening I'm a row boat stat
ing that he intended to go hshing' pu'
IL is not known in which direction M
went
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
SCHOOLS ARE INSPECTED.

Superintendent I.aRowe OF the Han
cock schools, and Messrs. George
Ruppe and Thomas Coughlin of the
school board building committee visit
ed the several schools OF the city yes
terday to ascertain what repairs are
needed to the buildings during tho va
cation. and WIN let contracts for the
work at once. u Is probable that n
new boiler may be required at tho high
school. lll
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
slu.. aurIsa With Owner.

A pathetic little incident marked the
burial Of Mr.. Charles Hunt. who died
at Acton. England. a few days ago.
During his lifetime Mr.. Hunt had been
a passionate lover Of music. and pos
sessed no little talent for flute play.
ing. After his death his friends
placed his welllovsd flute. fine in
strument. nearly award long. with sill.
yer mountings. In the coffin beside
him.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
TRAIN DELAYED ONE HOUR.

The excessive heat delayed the out
going st. Paul train on the Copper
Range road about one hour yesterday
one of the rails on the bridge near
the Copper Range depot was
twisted out of shape because
of the expansion. Section men
FASTENED to the scene and by reducing
the length Of the rail several inches
were able TO replace it and put the
track in good condition again
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
JOHN HALEY PASSES AWAY.

Word has been received i'm Calumet
of the death az a New York hospital
OF John HALEY. formerly manager OF
the local branch of the Great Allan
tic and Pacific Tea company. Mr.. Hal
ley was taken to New York from this
city a couple of weeks ago by his
father. lie was badly injured In an
attempt to leap from a train while 1t
was going eastward.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
REV. WILCOX TO PREACH.
Centennial Pastor Will Occupy Pews-
bic M. &. Pulpit.

Rev Isaac Wilcox, pastor OF the
Centennial Methodist Episcopa
church, and former pastor of the
Hancock NJ. T.. church. will occupy
the pulpit of the Pewabic NJ. u.
church at the morning service tomor-
row, taking the place of Rev. NJ. II. Ell
bred, the latter filling the pulpit of the
Hancock VI. T.. church in the absence
of the pastor, Rev. w. Il. Marvin who
is on his vacation.
There will be union class meeting
In the morning at nine o'clock, as Is
customary on the first Sunday OF the
month. Sunday school session at 2:3'
D. m. and evening service at $50, will
sermon by the pastor ON the topic
Isaac: n Character study" being TIN
third in a series on old Testament He.
roes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
Feminine Weakness.

A very homely clergyman was Sc
verely battered in railroad wreck.
In which he suffered the loss OF a
foot. One day soon after he took unto
himself wife. beautiful woman. the
ill-used minister met an old friend on
the street, who banteringly asked
how In the world such q pretty girl
came to marry him. "Oh. ladies like
remnants" was the cheerful reply.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
ANALYSIS OF WATER.

DIR. X V. Arminen the health OH
Ger Of Hancock, has sent samples OF
the city water from both the West
Hancock reservoir and the city wells
in the tract near the car barns to Ann
Arbor for analysis. He also sent sam
pies of the ice that is being sold to
customers in Hancock by the various
ice companies.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
YOUNG COUPLES RETURN.
Quincy Bridal Pairs Back From Their
Honeymoon.

Three young Quincy couples VINO
were recently united In marriage here
returned yesterday from their respec-
tive wedding tours. to Cleveland and
points I'm lower Michigan. They are
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pclslase, who VIII
start housekeeping in lsurium; Mr'
and Mrs. Albert Minnear. who Will re-
side at the home OF Mrs. Minnear's
parents on the hill; and Mr.. and Mrs.
irwin spear. who will live In Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
Nep Petty Officers.

Lieutenand H. w. Hecker. COM
handing glitter of the Hancock divi-
sion of the Naval Reserves. has re-
ceived front Commander Goodell a
list of the appointments of petty Off
GERS of the division, made recently as
the result 81 changes and promo
tions among the officers of the divi-
sion The list is as follows:
Chief GuIners Mate-Thomas Do
ney.
Chief rmaster-Addison NJ
Finch
Coxswain-Matt f. Wesala.
CoXswain-Jay n. Coon.
First Glass termaster-Arthur
r Kotila.
Second Class Quartermaster-Em
NETT Coushlin.
First class Gunners Mate-Fred M
King.
Second class Master at Arms-Jo-
seph c Beauchamp.
First class Machlnists Mate-Will-
lam Rodda.
Third class Machinists Mate-Ralph
Hogabpom.
Third class Walter
Scott.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
HouGHToN COUNTY MEDIcs.
Monthly Meeting at Scott Hotel or
Monday Evening.

The monthly meeting of the Hough-
ton County Medical society VIII DE
held at the Scott Hotel of Hancock or
Monday evening and an excellent
program of papers has been pre-
pared TO be followed by luncheon. Fol
lowing is the complete program:
Goitre-H. NJ. JOY. NJ. D., Calumet.
Discussion opened by w. *. West
NJ. D., Paincsdale.
Relation of Physicians to one an
other. IG. Scallon, M. D. Hancock
Clinical Cases and Reports.
Paget's Disease of the Breast-A. 1
J.awbaugh. NJ. D., Calumet.
Luncheon
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
Pistol Iotlna.

A man who lacks selfcontrol should
never trust himself to carry gun. A
man who can control himself rarely
needs one.-Houston Post.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
PRAISES AUDITOR GENERAL.
Menomiree Herald Leader LANDS His
6usincss-like Methods.

Auditor General Fuller r. visiting at
his home at Ford River in the upper
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01

J. IT. Jnscbrg has returned from
.hrcc days business trip to Duluth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01
YANTIc SAILS TONIGHT.
Leaves for Thee Days Cruise to Mum
ising and Marquette.

The training ship Yantic of the sec
ond Battalion Of the Michigan Naval
Brigade leavt at ten o'clock this
evening for three days practice
cruise, extenrng over the Fourth of
July. The Rcanaba division arrived
this morning and went on board the
ship at once. The Pictured Rocks will
be passed on sunday or Monday. and
boat drill and other practice work will
be engaged u at Grand Island Har-
Dor. Marquete will be reached on
Tuesday morning. when the men will
he given shore leave and the Yantic
will arrive htme either late on Tues
day night II early on Wednesday
n.orning
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-01

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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-03

error.
Currie VS. Seaboard Air Line Rail
way, Bladen, new trial.
State VS. Jim Leak, Richmond coun-
ty, no error.
Wilkes VS. Miller, Union, affirmed
Richardson VS. Edwards, Union, no
error.
Currie & Mcqueen VS. Seeboard
Air Line Railway, Moore, no error.
Austin VS. Lewis, Union, action dis
missed.
Dorsett VS. Atlantic Coast Line Rail
way, Lee, no error.
Sinclair VS. Teal, Arson, reversed.
State VS. Rochelle, Durham, no er-
rOr.
Kline VS. Southern Railway, Ala
nance, new trial.
Ace Cement Plaster Co., Wood FL
Der Co., Guilford, no error.
Warren VS. A. & Y. Railroad. Gull
ford, appeal dismissed.
Sarr VS. Bell Telephone Co., Gull
ford, no error.
Standard Mirror Co., VS. Casualty
Co., Guilford, appeal dismissed.
After spending the afternoon and
evening opening and considering the
bids for the erection of the fire-proot
State building to be erected facing
the south side of Capital Square the
State building commission announced
at ten O'Clock last night that the bid
OF the Jno. T. Wilson Co., of Rich
mond, Va, had been accepted. This
bid was $197, 900, the building to be
four stories, the walls of Indiana
limestone reinforced with inner walls
of brick and with reinforced con
crete floors. And the whole structure
to be of fireproof construction. There
were twenty seven bidders from many
sections of the country. The Jno. L
Wilson Co., successful bidders, erect
ed Watts hospital at Durham ant
have recently built the Virginia True
Co., building and Thalheimer build
| ing at Richmond, the latter thirteer
storoes. Mr.. Wilson and E. G. Holli
| day were here for the company il
| the contest.