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New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
ARTs AND CRAFTS HOME.

contains rooms and tiled bathroom laIs r. :
living room and dreplace steam he@t Sne ~
luI4PttVV NN-D ECONOMICAL. craftsman in
ttI-ior SOMETHING DIFFERENT whlte
s,,,ceo and shingles. large outside chlmnyy
80. ready for occupancy: high, deHghtlui lo-
ton. ave minutes from station and tIolley
schooIs churches. etc. large p!ot,,. Pr, ~ %
Z, 500. easy terms NUFLEN khALLi ,,i.' -
W.st Nutley. ~ j. 90 Nassau ~, NeW h"IN-
t,>,gErIENTLY LOCATED PLOT 5Oxl2s,
80, ylrk good water sewers granQlithic side
walks gas electric light reasonably resTl e.
idesI residential suburb. Price moderate D. T.
q. Room Az, one Broadway, New loFA'
New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
sunny, DAINTY, REFINED
,.,., -,o-,s hath 34e West l20th 81.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET,

DAD ST. 20 East Madison Square southj' SUITE
two rooms. bathroom, by month
ArvEPTrsFNENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
n - ~. ,-ripfIne received at their Uptown once
No i3s4 Broadway, between 36th and 57th sts
nntU q o'clock D. m. Advertisements received AZ
- .oIlouyiny branch Offices az regular ONCE rates
,,rtf : o'clock o. m, viz. 264 sth ave : = cot
S9S 81 l5s eth ave cor. 18th st lO4 last ltth
&C.; ITast 19sth St: iO35 81 ave 1926 80 ave.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-19

81 ORCHARD ST, 100 feet south OF Grand
81. lott 5Oxs7 = feet. we'll lighted and venti-
lated. Inquire Il. RIDLEY. 50 Allen ST., sub
basement, $3.50 10 lJO y. IL, or Write
New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
WEST SIDE.
10 RIVERSIDE DRIVE

WEST SIDE.
40 RIVERSIDE DRIVE
NORTHEAST CORNER SID ST
and Riverside Drive, splendid large Apartment,
every room with river view. circular drawing
room. large chambers, two baths; perfect ap-
pointments Apply on premises, or
$40 RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
Corner i27th ~. Phone 454-9ornlngslae..
KATAHDTN. y T. COR BROADWAY AND
ffsth ST. modern building. equipped Win eVeIy
convenience: finest woodwork and appointments
every room large and light; steam dryer' pal
ouet floors. decorated in most renned tas,e'
niv On premises or WILLIAM p. SHERIDAN
Agent $40 Riverside Drive corner l-'th 81
Phone 434-Morningside. "
New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
,oporGH OF MASHATrAN
t4a EAST t9TH ST.

House containing living rooms co. isp Das sar ,'Se eSHS
emo n''i I.I+ bo.se electric lighted anu steam
ssa,eJ at throughout. AGENT, 1872 tast iDlh 81
IsyFeT-T0R.s i.sSi sALE.-THREE STORY HIGH ,ii
stoop brownslone dweilinsii nsiy G q III. i7G
No. 352 West LA 81 APp''
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
CONNECTICUT.
AT RidUefieid. Conn.

Fine country Places. Farms and Building
Sites for sale Telephone connection.
rF NppEUS CRIME RLDGELlELD. CONN
Cnp lItSINECS DID pnCES
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
BODY Is net RECOVERED
FROM PORCUPINf LAKE
DlSPATcHEs TODAY RELATIVE
TO DEATH OF NATHAN HAAS.
Relief Committee Wires Particulars TO
Houehton Relatives.

A message was received this morn
ing by /. y. Haas, from the relief
committee az the Porcupine minine
district where Nathan Haas lost ais
life during Mondays IRE by drownine
IN the lake In which ne had sought
refuge from the flames. confirming the
earlier reports published In regard "a
the circumstances of the occurrence.
The message stated that Mr.. Haas
had been drowned and added that ~
10 the time of wiring the body HAD
not been recovered. stating further
that couple of hundred lives had
been lost By fire and drowning during
the frightful tragedy az Porcupine and
vicinity
Similar messages were received at
Calumet from Ed Herman and from
George Randolph, both uf whom arc
in the stricken district.
Ed Haas Of Houghton ana Herman
Haas OF Calumet lert yesterday for
Cleveland. where their mother. Mrs.
David Haas. is living and Bert Haas
Of Cleveland. has started for the scene.
u the disaster.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
BOOST FOR WOLGAST.
Moran Says tie Will Win Over Packey
Mcfarland

Chicago. July 14.--Owen Moran. the
British lightweight. who was knocked
out in San Francisco by Al Wolgast
on July 4, thinks Packey Mcfarland
of Chicago would not stand much
chance i'm the ring with Wolgast
Moran passed through Chicago yes
ierday on his way To England
Mcfarland H. not as strong as |
am, and my money goes on Wolgast
If they fight" said Moran. "Packey
will find that Wolgast can throw him
all around the ring and wear him out
inside of twenty rounds sure. Nc
Farland's manager thinks | fought the
wrong way. Perhaps | did. but Packey
will find he does not know how to
fight him either.
''Wolgast can be whipped easily
enough, but IL will take a husky. rug
ged fighter like himself to do it.. Nc
tarland is not strong enough. Meth
or is Freddie Welsh, while Wolgast
will slaughter Il. q. Brown If he gets
at him again"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
big TRADE Is PENDING
BETWEEN Big IEACUERS
CHICAGO AND BOSTON AMERi
CAN TEAMS ARE INVOLVED.
Scott and Payne in Exchange for CT
cote and Carrigan.

Chicago, July 1.-THE proposed dea
between the Chicago Americans and
the Boston Americans. which was first
reported when the Chicagoans Were
making their initial trip through the
east. is up again for disposal. II was
said yesterday that John !. Taylor
owner of the Boston team would reach
here before the close of the present
series and attempt To trade some of his
men for two more individuals now
wearing Chicago uniforms.
Reports have II that Taylor wants
Pitcher Scott ana Catcher Payne. for
whom, with another player thrown in,
he is willing To give Catcher Carrigan
and Pitcher Cicotte, and possibly In
fielder Wagner. Taylor is coming
west at the request of President Co
miskey of the Chicago Americans, who
is said To have wired the eastern mag
nate requesting a resumption of nego-
tiations which We're broken off when
Taylor demanded that Walsh, Lord.
Mcintyre and few others figure i'm
the trade.
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= + + + + + + . + = I. + y = 4 4. r.
+ HoUoHTON RREvITiEs. +
+ = = = = = + + + = 4 z + = 4 + +

Miss Elsa Obenhofr. daughter of
Village Treasurer otto III. ObenhofI
and wife. was taken to st. Joseph's
hospital yesterday morning to be OPP
Grated upon for appendicitis.
Three trips of the steamer Interna-
tional will be made today for the an
nual excursion of Grace NJ. T.. church
and Sunday school to the White CITY
leaving ut a. M; 100 and u. m.
The steamer Marquette No. r of the
Port Huron and Chicago line was nj
the Quincy docks yesterday morning,
and carried a large party of excursion
lists making the round trip of the lakes,
Later the boat locked at the Conner
Range
President w a. Paine Of the Conner
Range Consolidated company arrived
mt Iioughton yesterday and Vice Presl.
dent and General Manager McKeeyer
Is expected on Saturday.
Henry Lyshinus. aged eighty. died
yesterday at the county poor farm.
and intermcnt will take place tomor-
row. the jecedent was native OF
Finland and his relatives are un.
known.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
EvERS WANTS TO PLAY.
Not Much Chance for Him To Get
Back However.

Brooklyn, N Y, July 14.-Johnny
Evers is growing uneasy. The crack
little Cub second baseman wants to
get into the game and he is daily APP
pealing to Manager Frank Chance to
be put back to the spot which he made
famous by his grand work. Johnny
did much toward keeping the team i'm
a fighting spirit when he was in the
lineup. and he wants to inject that
same spirit into the boys again. Not
that the Cubs are not displaying n
lighting spirit. but Johnny believes he
can add to this by his presence on
second.
But there is little chance for a
change right now. Zimmerman Is
playing good bah. and this will keep
Johnny ON the bench for some time,
but then. the Cubs are playing winning
ball and Chances superstition will not
permit him to make any change so
long as the team is going well. Evers
Is In the practice games daily and he
Is showing to good advantage.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
REVISED PROGRAM FOR
The Big N. c. M. REUNION
PRINCIPAL EVENTS OF QUAR-
R-cENTENNlAl WEEK.
Headquarters Selected for the Ar
engagements Committees.


The revised program for the bi
Quarter-centcnnial celebration Of tn
Michigan College of Mines. the weel
OF August :, has Just been announced
as follows:
Monday afternoon. August :, an
Tuesday morning Registration an'
settling
Tuesday afternoon. addrcsses-Pres
ident Taft. Governor Osborn. Mr.. Per
kins
Tuesday evening - Banquet, alumni
and former students.
Wednesday morning-General meet
ing OF alumni.
Wednesday afternoon. addresses
Or. Drinker. Mr.. Claiming and DIR
Holmes.
Wednesday evening-Class reunions
ana dinners. Later. parades and H.
luminations.
Thursday morning and afternoon
Excursion To mines. mills ana smell
tiers. north side
Thursday evening - Glass dinners,
anu lANtI III lobtIbs VI. - VI pay
at theater.
Friday morning-Excursion to mines
and mills. south side.
Friday -Goudbyes.
one of the most important changes
i'm the plan. was the shifting of the
date for the big annual banquet from
Wednesday evening to Tuesday even
ing, the purpose being to make il pos
sible for President Taft To attend, as
ne will be i'm Houghton on Tuesday.
The dinner win he held on the floor
OF the Amphidrome and covers will be
laid for 500. Madame Bernice Pas
quail. soprano, and Herr Ludwig Hess.
tenor. win sing at the dinner, as well
as at the concert To he given on the
college campus that same evening.
These and other matters were con-
ridercd at n meeting of the board of
control % tho college held yesterday,
the following members being in attend
ance: Hon. William Kelley, Vulcan;
VI. NJ Duncan. Ishpeming; DR. L. L..
Hubbard, Hon. w. ID. Calverley and
Or. +. w. McNair of Houghton.
John T. Mcnamara of HoughtonI
was Yesterday selected as permanent
secretary of the arrangements commit
tee and he will devote his entire time
10 details connected with the big cele-
bration from now until its close. The
Sheldon Calverley building which has
Just been vacated by II. b Lang has
been designated as the permanent
headquarters of all committees.
Meetings of the executive committee
will be held at IL o'clock eacn morn
ing To consider such matters as arise
from day To day. The committees i'm
charge of the arrangements have now
been thoroughly organized and every
hing points To a very successful re-
lnion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
L'ANsE MAN MEETS DEATH,

Emil Lake, aged 3S years of L'Anse
was killed by a Mineral Range freight
train Wednesday evening Lake was
employed at the graphite mine near
L'Anse and after spending the day in
town, was believed to have been riding
on the bumpers of the copper country
freight as far as Burns siding. lie
fell beneath the wheels about two
miles from EAnse and was instantly
killed. Lake had no relatives in the
copper country. having come here n
few years ago from Finland. He will
be buried at
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
ELECTRIC PARK CONCERT.
Fine Program is Prepared by the C. G.
T. Band

Fine Program is Prepared by the C. &
n. Band.
The c. d IL. band has prepared an
excellent program for the concert t.
he given at the Electric park on sun
day The following numbers will b,
rendered:
March Manipulating.
overture, Mill on the Cliff-Reis
sger.
Selection from Goddess of Liberty
(New)
Paraphrase on Rocked in the Cradle
of the Deep-Lovenberg
Grand operate Medley-From Tam
chauser.
Faust Nibelirgen--weber's last
Waltz.
Cavalleria Rusticena and Hungarian
Rhapsody-Arr'd by Tobani Wenrich.
Intermezzo Hula Hula.
intermission.
Overture King of the Dwarfs (New)
Adams
Selection, The Girl on the Train
(New)-E'all.
What's the Matter with Father
(Comique) -Lampe.
(By rcquesD.
Selection, The Golden Girl-Howard.
In a Clock Store Descriptive
Orth.
March, Adjutants Call--Weldon.
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PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.
Busy Week at Houshton County Pro
bate Court.

| The following is a summary of tn
business transacted in the Houghtoi
County probate court before Judg'
Bentley during the past week;
Petition for Special Administration
order Appointing Special Administered
or. Bond of Special Administrators ant
Letters OF Special Administration filet
In the estate of Louis III. Richardson
bond fixed at Fifteen Thousand Dol
lars sl5OOO)
Petition for the Appointment of Ad-
ministrator filed in the estate of AleN
Loranger deceased; hearing July S1st
1911.
Proof on Probate OF VIII and order
Admitting VIII to Probate filed in the
estate of Louise Lemire
order Limiting Settlement of Estate
and Appointing Appraisers filed in the
estate of Louis II. Richardson.
Bond of Administration and Letters
of Administration filed i'm the estate OF
ID. +. Francoeur, deceased; bond fixed
at Two Hundred Dollars.
Warrant and Inventory filed in the
estate of Jennie Lapp, deceased.
Bond of Administrator and Letters
of Administration filed i'm the estate of
William ]. Jacka, deceased.
Petition for hearing of claims, order
Time for hearing claims
and order Limiting Settlement of Es-
tate and Appointing Appraisers, filed
in the estate of William j. Macka. de-
ceased; hearing on claims November
10th. 1911.
Proof on Probate of Will and order
Admitting VIII to Probate filed i'm the
estate OF Matti Pyhtila, deceased.
order Appointing Administrator,
Rond of Administrator and Letters Of
Administration filed i'm the estate of
George II. Chapman, deceased.
Inventory filed in the estate of Ida
r. Jokela. deceased.
order Closing Hearing of Claims In
the estate of Ernest Westpha, de-
Discharge of Administration in the
-SNht' VI Mhii' -, lF'idils'l' utN'iHtu'
order Appointing Administrators filed
IN the estate of Josephine Drummer de-
ceased.
order Appointing Administrator filed
m the estate of MARITIME Sciacero, de-
bond fixed at Fifteen Hundred
Dollars.
Petition for Administration filed in
he estate of oscar Schmidt. deceased;
rearing August 14th, 1911.
Petition for the Probate of Will fled
n the estate of William p. Raley, de-
.eased; hearing August 14th. 1911.
Petition for the Probate of VIII filed
n the estate OF Henry Corbeille, de-
ceased; hearing August 14th, 1911.
Petition for Administrators filed In
he estate of Robert Richard, deceased;
tearing August eth. 1911.
Petition for the Appointment of
Guardian and order Appointing Guar
liam filed in the estate Of Joseph Rich
nd Minor.
Order Appointing Administrators filed
n the estate of Joseph s. Gardner. de-
eased, bond fixed at 100000.
Bond of Administrators and Letters
# Administration filed in the estate of
ames w. Cleaver, deceased.
Petition for Administrator filed I'm
he estate of Anton Kowalski. de-
eased; hearing August 9th, 1911.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
INVITED TO HOMECOMING.

Village Clerk Mort O'Sullivan of
iioughton has received from the Han
cock home coming executive commit
tee an invitation to the village council
and officials to attend the celebration
in Hancock next week. and compli-
mentary tickets have been given to the
trustees and other officials. The in
vitation has been cordially and heart
lily accepted by the trustees and they
VIII be on hand to enjoy the big do
ings.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
SITE FOR BRICK PLANT.

The Vitrifed Brick company OF
Canton, Ohio, is negotiating with par
ties i'm Ontonagon for site for plant
which IL is proposed to build. Sam
Piles of the sand were recently taken
from the lake shore by officials of the
company, and If it proves to be of the
proper kind for brick making. it is
likely steps will be taken at once to
erect the plant and To commence the
manufacture of brick.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
OWLS ORGANIZE TONIGHT.

a nest of the order of Owls will he
organized at the Hartman hall In
Houghton this evening by Messrs
Meade and Mondloch, organizers for
the order, and Mr.. Meade states that
1t will begin with a membership OF
about $50. Officers will be elected this
evening and formal organization effect
cd, with membership drawn from both
sides of the lake. a smoker and So
cial session will follow the conclusion
of the business session.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
WILLIS L. MOORE. Chief

Nepraska. Fair weather with moder-
a'e temperatures continues over all
Aect'ons. The only precipitation of
consequence occurred in the South
west ana along the Gulf ana Middle
Atiahtlc coasts. The indications are
'"''' Tue barometer will continue high
over All northern districts during the
next 30 hours and fair weather and
moderate temperature will continue I'm
TINS vicinity tonight and Saturday.
Lisht to moderate westerly winds are
indicated.
H. -. Cowdrick,
OfIicIal in Charge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

Local Office u, S. Weather Bureau.
ll'ughton, Mich, July IA. 1911.
Forecasts Till 7 p. M. Saturday:
Copper country: Fair tonight and
saturday. About the same tempera
turc.
Upper Michigan: Fair tonight ana
saturday. Not much change In tenn
pcrature.
Lake superior: Light 10 moderate
west winds and fair weather.
sun rises Saturday at AVA; sets at
7:IG.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
START LAYING TRACK.

Employees of the Houghton County
Traction company commenced work
yesterday ON the new passing track
on Jasper street. which 1t is hoped will
enable the company To maintain If
teen minute service to East Hough-
tom during the reunion week. The
tracks in East Houghton generally will
be repaired and placed in good condi-
ton, any defective rails or bonds being
rcplacod.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
Property in Two Counties.

posed thereon by this act shall be
paid as this act provided
Property in Two Counties.
section - "W1iere-a mortgage COW
ors property in more than one county
.in this state, the tax herein provided
shall be paid i'm the county where the
same is first presented for record and
no tax shall be imposed or additional
treasurer's certificate required for the
purpose Of recording such mortgage
in any other county.
Section 10. That class of credits
other Than the mortgages given prior
To January first, nineteen hundred
twelve, upon which this act imposes
specific tax shall be exempt from
further general taxes under the laws
of this state. All acts and parts Of
acts in contravcntion of the provisions
of this act are hereby repealed"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
MCGEE is SUSPENDED.

Philadelphia, Pa, July 14.-Sher-
wood McGee, star outfielder of the
National baseball club.
who recently assaulted and severely
injured Jonn Finnegan while the lat
ter was umpiring the game with st.
Louis. has been indefinitely suspend
ed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
ONLY ONE JOHN SMITH.

John Smith Of Amigo. Wih, * WIS.,
iting with Village Clerk Mortimer
O'Sulliyan. In conversation con-
corning the multiplicity of John
Smiths in Antigo it developed that
there is only one John Smith in the
village Of Houghton, although there
are three at Hurontown.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
stop in at Eagle Dr.s Store and
Laurium Pharmacy and get a free sam.
pie Of ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP.

the surest and most economical
tretament for eczema. pimples. dan
drum and all diseases OF the skin and
scalp. DO not neglect this. 1bey will
give you prompt relief and Put Won
on the road to n cure. Good for In
rants as well an grown persons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
NEW PARocHIAL SCHOOL.
Contracts Awarded to John J. Michels
Of Houahton.

Contracts Awarded TO John J. Michels
OF Houghton.
Contracts were awarded Yesterday
10 John J. Michels OF Houghton for the
erection Of the new ST Ignatius paro-
Chial school building on Albion street
Bids were received Wednesday evening
and the trustees met yesterday and
awarded the contract which includes
only the construction of the building.
Other contracts for interior finishing,
heating. plumbing, etc. win be award
ed later
The building will b. erected on the
site now occupied by I'r. Rezck's tene-
ment building which will be moved
10 some other location or sold. and H.
almost opposite the St. IRnatius
church. 1t is expected that Contractor
Michels win begin the excavation work
on Monday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
cheekIna the Flow Of Blood

In case of an accident when the
now OF blood from a wound cannot be
stopped. an application of equal parts
or Hour and sugar mixed well will
efectually check the flow until the Ar
riva. OF a physician.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
ABOUT THE new
MORTGAGE TAX
COPIES OF ACT RECEIVED. WORD
MORTGAGE" BROAD IN
SCOPE. TAX ON
EACH 500.

Copies Of the mortgage tax law have
been received by county officials. at
torneys and others II is given under
the heading, An act 10 provide fol
the assessment ana the collection of @
specific tax upon the class Of credI,
founded upon and evidenced by mort
cages and liens upon real property
and 10 repeal an acts and parts OF
acts in contraventiou thereto"
Section 1. For the purpose of this
act an indebtedness secured by liens
upon real property shall constitute
that class of credit upon which this
act imposes a specific tax. The word
mortgage as used herein shall in
clude every mortgage or other instru-
ment by which "a lien is created over
or imposed upon real property, not
Withstanding IL may also be "A lien up
on other property, OF there may Dee
other security for the debt. and shall
also include executory contracts for
the sale Of real property, and deeds
or other instruments that are given TO
secure debts.
Fifty Cents on 500.
Section ?. A tax of fifty cents for
each one hundred dollars and each re-
naming major fraction thereof of the
principal debt or obligation which is,
or under any contingency may be, Sc
cured by mortgage upon real prop
erty situated within this state record
ed on or after the first day of January,
nineteen hundred twelve is hereby
imposed on each such mortgage, and
shall be collected and paid as herein
after provided: Provided, that no tax
shall be imposed upon any debt or OBJ
legation which is, or under any con-
tingency may be. secured by mort
gage upon such real estate as shall be
owned and occupied by library. arm
DRY, benevolent, charitable. education
al and scientific institutions. incor-
porated under the laws of this state,
with the buildings and other property
thereon, while occupied by them sole
ly for the purpose for which they
were Incorporated: Provided. that
such exemption shall not apply 20 fra
ternal or secret societies. but all char
liable homes of such societies shall be
exempt. Provided further, that no tax
shall be imposed upon any debt or OBJ
legation which is. or under ny con-
tingency may h.. secured by mort
gage upon any house Of public wor-
ship with the land on which il stands.
the furniture therein and all rights in
the pews, and upon any parsonage
owned by any religious society Of this |
state and occupied as such: which /
such mortgage is recorded on or ar |
ter the first day Of January. nineteen
hundred twelve; provided further no |
tax shall be imposed upon any build |
ing and loan mortgage The tax i'm
posed by this section shall Doe In addl- /
ton to the recording Zee now provided I
for by law.
Section g. The tax imposed by this 1
act shall be paid TO and collected by /
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
Weather Conditions.

me pressure has decreased over al
central sections. but increased along
the Atlantic coast and over New Eng
land' and still continues high over the
eh'lte country except the Pacific
coast with the crest Of the wave over
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
American Association.

Kansas City, g; Minneapolis, ..
Toledo, 2; Indianapolis, /; ten in
nings.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-14
SPORTING DEPARTMENT.

Gibson. Simon; Drucke and Myers,
Wilson.
R.H.E.
Cincinnati 100 10000 90 Z 2
Philadelphia ...0OO0OOOOl-1 0
Batteries - Kecfe and Mclean;
Moore ana Doom.
X ~ y
BOSTON ........OO1OOO2 10
st. Louis .......1033O00Oi--S II 2.
Batteries - Weaver Mattern and
Killing; Steele and Bresnahan.