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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
''My Wife,

The pride a man puts into those two
words and his one ambition lis TO see
her in perfect health.
A few Chiropractic adjustments gives
her health.
Is your wife taking advantage Of this
fact. many women in Calumet are.
A little enquiry among your friends
viii reveal this.
II your wife suffers she can bc made
normal which, IN other words made
well
knowing the real CAUSE of her
trouble, can assure YOU that there is
D probability of her reaching old 9ge
hale and hearty If you win have me adj
lust the displaced vertebrae. one
.ausc, one way to Health. Consulta-
lion and examination Free
r. Johiing, D. c.
9th ST.. Calumet.
As3sl.n ak,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
North Rutta.

There is absolutely no truth TO the
rumors now circulating about the
North Butte mines The stations on
tte 2Go9 and 2S0O levels az the Specu-
iator shaft VIII be finished during his
month. when crosseuts viii be started
tp the Edith May, Jessie and other
veins and the rich ole cut in sinking
the SHAFT developed The principal re-
cent developments aye on the Gem
and Snowfall veins and the faces Of
the drifts In both are showing orc of
good grade and width The general
physical conditions are eXcellent"--F.
r. Kennedy. secretary of y. 3. Min
ing Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15

OF the lowest cost producers In he
world. Its ufe however, Is not as
long as many OF the other porphyry
mines. ~ The present rate of pro-
duction its toQo000O tons would in
d.cate a life OF, roughly. IA Years Ne
Nada Consolidated has some unpros-
pcctcd territory IN which there are
possibilities. and II is also 90 be pro-
sHmed that the company viii take
over property in the district vita
known ore reserves which win In
crease its present life.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
North Lake.

North Lake is clearing ground IN
tn rcighborho1l ~ No. . Grill hole
preliminary 10 shat. sinking, which
is expected 20 be unda' way sometime
before next spring. The drill outfit L.
engaged in sinking so fifteenth hole
Of the series designed TO yield a geo.
logical cross section of this acreage.
There is very little overburden at the
point where No ! shaft will be sunk.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
FUNERAL OF MRS. BADGE.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Chris
tina Badge of Centennial Heights, took
place this afternoon, leaving the resi-
dence at 1880 o'clock for the Red Jack
ct Congregational church, where serV-
ices were conducted by Rev. Isaac VIII
cox Of the Centennial NJ. Il. church.
Interment was i'm Lake View come-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
New Baltic.

To prove mp, If possible, the two
veins encountered at depth Of 800
feet. the New Baltic Mining company's
management has undertaken 10 sink
its shaft to a depth of 500 feet. from
which point drifting will be taken up
again. There is plenty OF money in the
New Baltic treasury TO carry out the
present plans Of development.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.

Madison, Wis, Nov. little Wis
consin state Sunday School Associa b
ton assembled in annual convention in
this city today with a program that
promised the most successful conVen-
ton i'm the history Of the organization.
Large delegations from many of the
cities and towns of the state
are here to take part in the sessions,
which will continue over tomorrow and
Friday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15

Boston-The New York market con-
tinued to sag again today and it looks
as II it would sell lower. The local
coppers have lost their snap and the
buy and sell orders just about balance.
Prices were unchanged all through the
day and there was no attempt at Ii
quotation. We think the position of
the coppers is better than the New
York list and that there is less risk IN
buying them.-Foster of Paine, Web
Der & Co.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
Indiana.

Indiana is down around AS feet in
No. / SHAFT The exploratory pit
sometimes designated as No. , shaft
and opened I'm the horizon of the
Fuller lode, is down % feet in fair
copper ground.
Algomah is cutting a plat on the zoo
foot level preparatory to prosecuting
m search Of the Lake lode.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
Mort, Butte.

Considerable interest attaches 10 the
next quarterly meeting of North Butte
directors TO be held about December
10th as it is believed i'm some quarters
that the dividend. due for payment in
January will be passed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
Tonopah.

The Tonopah Mining company re-
ports net profits for october Of S145.-
$50. a decrease Of $2ifGO from the cor
responding month last year.
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PoRcUPINE STOCKS.
FAMINE IN INDIA.
Would Not Money Better Be Spent For
Food Than For Durbar2

London, Nov. 15.-This Is -ad
time in India, for which country tho
king and queen Of England have taken
passage to attend the durbar Last
summer the crops failed. on the heels
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
Live Oak.

Duluth wires that the drift on the
I4th level of No. I SHAFT Of Live Oak
has encountered the main ore body
at Gao feet from the shaft.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
GREATEST IRON REGION.

Mesabi Range Holds Palm, According
10 Geological Survey.

The Mesabi Iron Range in Minnesota
produced in 1910, according TO the
United states Geological Survey. 53A
per cent OF the entire iron-orc produc-
ton Of the United states. The Lake
Superior district, including Minnesota
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Bctween high school and IL
brary or on Mine street, otter neck
scarf Finder please return to News
office. Reward. If
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
CLASSIFIED ADS
WANTED.

WANTED table boarders Mrs. EN-
lily Bruce. Ruppe Blk, 9Th ST, West
side. 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
AATENTS Prcuucs Fortunes

al RIzES 70. patents, Book On Patehts.
HE(V Needed why Some Inventors fail"
~ An sent Free Special lists Of possible buy
"a ers. 70 our own tents. Send rough sketch OF
III model for search Of Patent Office records.
- Local represcn tatives In 800 Cities and Towns.
Dur Mr. Greeley WIS formerly Acting Commits
,Oner OF Pat ITS and as such had fell cnarge of
j. s. pat,ut Office GREELEY A. MCINTYRE,
Patent Attorneys, Washington, ID. 4
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-11-15
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED-Three or four furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, within
; minutes walk of "News" Office state
terms in first letter. Address Rooms, "
News office. IT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
JOSEPH N. BROWN
WILL Be GOVERNOR
NOMINATED ON DEMOCRATIC
TICKET-MEANS VICTORY
FOR VETS.

ATLANTA. GA. Dec 7.--Ex-Gov-
ernor Joseph NJ. Brown won in the
gubernatorial primary held in Georgia
today to select a successor to Hoke
Smith, who recently resigned to ac-
cept a seat in the United States Sem
ate, early returns indicating that he
carried about 80 OF the 1&6 counties.
He was opposed by Richard B. Rus
SELL justice OF the Court of Appeals
and by Pope Brown. former state
treasurer. who ran second.
the Victory Of Ex-Governor Brown
Is regarded as q protest against the
present Statewide prohibition law.
which was put upon the statute books
by the Legislature without being pass
ed upon by the people. Pope Brown
stood for the retention Of the law
and advocated that 1t be strengthened
by Legislature.
Judge Russell ran as anti-prohibi-
ZIONIST and advocated the repeal of
the law
Ex-Governor Brown In his platform
declared he would veto any further
legislation on the liquor question I'M
less It was first submitted to the peo-
pie for approval. He also advocated
the submission Of the present law to
q vote OF the people to decide wheth-
er 1t should be retained or repealed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
KING AND QUEEN
IN STATE ENTRY
SPECTACLE Is MAGNIFICENT AS
VIEWED BY PEOPLE
OF INDIA.

DELHI, Dec. THE most mag
nificient spectacle in midas long his
tory Of brilliant events was wit
messed today by more than 100000
people. when George ". king OF Eng
land and Emperor Of India, and the
Queen Empress. made their state en-
try into the city.
The King and Queen arrived early
from Bombay and were greeted with
salute OF 101 guns. The route to
the Durbar camp had been a scene Of
great activity long before dawn and
when the time came for the pro-
cession to start the roadway was lin
ed on either side with beteweled In
dian princes. military officers. admin
istrattve officers. foreign tourists and
large numbers Of natives.
Stationed closest to the roadway
and extended over the entire route
were regiments of British and Indian
troops. forming the official guard.
Packed behind these picturesque
streams Of humanity were hundreds
Of bullock carts the smallest modern
carriage. powerful motor cars and
richly capariaoned elephants and
blooded horses.
Through Famous Gate.
The Emperor and Empress entered
the city through the Kings gate.
which had not been opened since
1857. when the king Of Delhi went to
public worship. They at once re-
paired to their camp in the center Of
the vast tented city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
JURY Of Twelve
OFFERED DEFENSE
degree of Reasonableness"
Will Be Issue of
Beef Trust
CRUCIAL TEST is
SOON TO BE MADE
Doctrine of the Late JUS
tice Harlan Will Be
Basis of JurY's
Decision

CHICAGO. Dec. when the gov
eminent tonight rendered to the de-
tense the twelve men to whom 1t liz
willing to trust Its case in the crimi-
nal rtceedings against the beef
trust the great issue at stake between
the two forces was plainly revealed.
The government will contend that
the degree +" Of the resonAbleness' of
any restraint of trade Is a matter of
law to be interpreted by the trial
judge and applied to the facts by the
jury; the packers will lay the founda-
ton for finale in the case before
the Supreme Court by contendIng
that the degree OF reasonableness II a
question OF fact as applied to the
decision ct the Supreme Court in the
Standard Oil case.
The battle lines were clearly drawn
when Attorney John 8. Miller. for
the packers, stated his presumption
that to the jury would be left the
power of determining the degree OF
reasonableness OF any alleged re-
straint Mr.. Miller and his associates
will seek to have the jury determine
whether or not the restraint eAer-
cised by the beef trust over the fresh
meat trade is reasonable in the light
1
from the decisions of the Supreme
Court.
II do not care to comment on what
our stand will be In this case, but
We have always heretofore contend
ed that the degree Of re1sona bleness
IL question of law to be interpreted
by the court and applied to the facts
by the jury" said District Attorney
Wilkerson.
Crucial Test Coming.
This was taken to indicate that the
crucial test for the doctrine OF rea-
condolences to which the late Justice
Harlan disented no vigorously 10 to
b made In the trial OF Chicago mil
MonAire beef baronA
IN rendering full panel Of jury
men at the end Of the second short
day Of the trial the government broke
allrecords for speed in filling the box
in SO important a trial The govern
ment went through the day filing
three places on the planet after ex-
amining fifteen veniremen and with
out using one of its precious pre-
emptory challenges. 1t still has TWEEN
ty left The government believes in
farmers as 5urymen and six OF the
twelve men In the jury box tonight
were from the fields The defense
demonstrated clearly that It will en-
deavor to get on the jury ~ many
business men as possible and as big
business men aspossible-men most
to be interested in government regu-
lat1on OF business an dthe effect upon
business OF the conviction OF the de-
PENDANTS.
The packers were conspicous by
their absence today. Louis H. Hey
man. Arthur Meeker and Edward
Tilden were the only defendants to
appear during the day. although J..
Ogden Armour and Thomas J. Con-
nors came In just before adjourn
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
BODY APPROVES
WHARF CONTRACT
COMMITTEES ACTION Is UPHELD
BY COUNCIL, DESPITE PRO-
TESTING COMMUNICATIONS
RAP FAIR MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATION Is CRITICISED FOR
FAILING TO PAY CITY IN
rEREST ON BORROWED
MONEY.
RAP FAIR MANAGEMENT

Despite protest from Newport
News firm. Common Council last night
adopted the report OF the James River
IMPROVEMENT Committee awarding the
contract for construction Of the pro-
posed new city wharf to Airport &
Sons. Of Richmond.
In a lsttsr 70 Council. Asop &
shipyard town, clalmed that II was
rtghtfully entitled to the contract. hav-
ing underbid Airport 4 Sons, by sew
eral hundred dollars. As for the time
In which Il agreed to do the work.
It would gladly undertake to do It in
less than ESQ days. II the commit
tee insisted. II did not know. the let
ter said. that time was such an i'm
portant item. considering the fact
that It took the committee nearly
eighteen months to finally award the
contract. Furthermore. It claimed to
have secured the endorsement Of City
Engineer Boiling on its bid which was
submitted In July and later rejected.
To sum up matters. the protestants
did not think II fair that the con-
tract should 90 to Airport & Sons.
merely because the were a local con-
Germ.
The latter concern, by the way.
agreed to complete the wharf In $50
days. its figures for tho work being
$z3, 1880.
Fear Law Suit
Mr.. Blake and Mr.. y Hobson. speak
Ing on the matter. expressed fear that
the Newport News arm would have
good ground tor action against the
city II II failed to get the contract,
under the circumstances. Exception
to these views was taken by President
Peters who claimed the James river
committee had the right to award the
contract to whom It pleased. provided
It was satisfied that the city's inter-
eats were being protected and ad-
vanced. The difference In time, he
claimed was amply sunicient to justify
the committee In ttS action. even II
nothing else would.
Whereupon, the body proceeded to
put its seal at approval upon the COM
mittee's report. On motion Of Mr..
Fuller. the letter from the protesting
firm was referred to the James river
committee.
Unanimously the body adopted the
report 1.-THE ordinance committee
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
CONTEST SEATS OF
EIGHT CONGRESSMEN

WASHINGTON. Dec. THE ssats
Of eight members OF the House OF
Representatives are to be contested
Contest notices were Med in the
House this afternoon and referred to
the committee on elections. The con.
test follow:
Representative Richard Bartholdt
Republican. Tenth Mimiour1 district,
contested by Charles J. Mauer: Pat
rick F. Gin contests seat Of Repre-
sentative Catlin. Eleventh Missouri
district: Thomas r. Kinney, contests
seat Of Representative Leonidas Dyer
Twenifth Missouri district; Frank H,
Hawkins contest seat Of Representa-
tive McCreary. Sixth Pennsylvania
district: George r. McClean contest,
seat of Representative Bowman,
Eleventh Pennsylvania district;
Rankin Wiley contests seat st Rep
Preventative Hughes Fifth West vir-
ginia district: Raymond J. J. Odoin,
contests seat Of Representative Hig.
gins. First Connecticut district and
d. D. Murphy contests seat Of Rep
resentative Haugen. Fourth Iowa dis
trict.
The contestants. who are Demo-
Gratis. allege irregularity In elections
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
UNCLE SAM WILL
BACK Up SINISTER

WASHINGTON, Dec. with
1000 Russian ccssaeks advancing
to occupy Tshsran, proclaim mar
tiai lew and eject him at the point
Of, the hayenst, w. Morgan shustsr,
financial agent Of the Persian gov
srnmsnt 10 advised BY the Anbsri-
can state department. to stand
upon his eocstitutional rights and
defy the Car.
This startling move by Russia
was officially reported BY Charles
w. Russell, United States minister
at Tshsran today. Following this
intelligence, Q cable was sent Min
lister RUSSELL instrueting him to
advise Shuster to stand his
ground.
Should Russia eject all Persian
officials. 40 10 anticipated, Shuster,
following his instructions Will ap-
peal to Minister Russell and lodge
protest with the Russian Diplomatic
agent at Tshsran.
The situstion will then become
one Of international import be-
tween the Russian and American
governments, already ruffisd by
the c4ars refusal to honor pass
ports held BY American citizens
Of Jewish birth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
NASHVILLE COMPANY
BEFORE COMMISSION

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.--Complain.
int II WIS charged y fate or SIS cents
per hundred pounds on cross ties.
Vile Railroad hines. from Nashville
shipped over the Louisville and Nash-
for tho Chicago. Indianapolis and
Louisville Railroad. when the proper
rate should have been but cent? a
hundred pounds. the Nashville Tie
Company. OF Nashville. filed q petition
with the Interstate Commerce Com
mie.on today
Tho petition asserts that the rail-
road published rates for lumber from
its terminal At Stovall. KY. to Louis.
VILE. II but . cents. and that cross
ties and switch ties come legally un-
der the lumber classification.
For this alleged discriminatory
rate. the tie company asks PREPARATION
Of S4A3.5s and relief fro mths 3S-cent
rate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
HERE TO MAKE
INVESTIGATION
REVENUE AGENT COMES FROM
PITTsBURG no INQUIRE
INTO CHARGES.
is SENT BY CABELL
WILL INVESTIGATE STRUCTURES
OF COLLECTOR LOwRY's
MEN MADE BY JUDGE
wADDILL.

Revenue Agent L. @. Mutt. of Pitts
burg, has arrived In the city and COM
menced an investigation Of the strtc.
lures made in . memorandum OF
Judge Edmund Waddill. Jr.. OF the
United States District Court, hled with
the clerk Of that court and charging
that members Of Collector NJ K.
Lowry's force with being dtligent In
aiding defendants on trial for reve-
nue law violations, whom the force
Of Revenue Agent w. H. Chapman
was trying to convict.
Sent BY CabclI.
Mr.. Mutt. when asked II no had
been sent here to investigate the alie-
cations In Judge Waddilrs msmoran-
dunn, admitted that such was the fact
and that he came here under orders
from United States Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue Royal e. Cabsll
and with instructions to go into the
matter thoroughly and see just what
there was IN It.
"Yes." Ne said In response to .
question ~ to whether he had ever
been assigned to such work before.
II have conducted ave or six inves-
t1x1tfons' OF the AxHne general ma
ture. but do not know OF any par
should have designated me for this
work unless It be that am stranger
to all the parties concerned and can
10 into the investigation with an en-
tirely unbiased mind"
Get Started To-Day.
Although Mr.. Mutt reached the
city day before yesterday he has only
gotten through with the preliminaries
up to this time. He expects to get
his work fairly under way to-day.
however. From his experience with
other inquiries he believes that It will
take him something like two weeks
to get together the data that he viii
need In furnishing to Commissioner
Cabell with information that viii give
him an insight into the merits OF the
matters involved. The Transcript Of
the case IL Z volume Of several hum
dred typewriter pages
The trial which occasioned the fll-
Ing Of Judge WaddilPs memorandum
was entitled. United States versus
Jones. Jones and Bullock" the de-
fendants having been employees Of the
Poeahontas Distilfing Company.
Soon after Judge waddill filed the
memorandum. Collector Lowry was
summoned to Washington for : con-
ference with Commissioner Cabell. On
his return he gave out Z staten ant
s3oner expected . thorough and COM
plsts investigntion and that he him.
aaR would Welcome such An investi-
CATION.
Mr.. Mutt tho governments inves-
tigator. = IN charge Of the Pittsburg
division. emhrAcing peuuaylvanla and
half OF New York. He ~ = NATIVE 0f
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
FORMALLY LAUNCH
UNDERWOOD BOOM

WASHINGTON. Dec. "a boom
for Representative Underwood. OF
Alabama. for the presidential nomi-
nation was formally launched this
afternoon when the Alabama delega-
ton In Congress met and passed reso-
buttons endorsing Underwood.
The resolutions read;
Resolved, That we the colleagues
Of the Hon. Oscar w. Underwood.
commend him ~ e. CANDIDATE for tho
Democratic nomination Of our party
for president OF the United States.
Mr.. Underwood had demonstrated to
the country that he u wise and
progressive leader and that he i en-
inently Qualified for the presidency"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
PLAN TO BUILD
new BOULEVARD
CONSTRUCTION OF DRIVEWAY
FROM CANDLES HILL TO RIVER
SIDE URGED BY COUNCILMEN.
EXTENSION Is IN VIEW
PATRONS OF SCHEME WOULD HAVE
ROAD EVENTUALLY RUN TO
RIvERvIEW-AATT
GOES TO CoMMITTEE.
EXTENSION IS IN VIEW

Construction Of q boulevard from
CANDLES Hill to Riverside Park 10 pro-
posed In = paper introduced In the
Common Council last night, Jointly by
Messrs. vonderlehr and Peters.
The resolution authorizes the city
attorney to condemn property with a
view Of putting the project into ef-
feet, tho cost Of this feature of the
undertaking being estimated at $l2.-
900.
incidentally, II il hoped to get con-
cessions from Hollywood Corporation
and other property owners along the
slope OF the hill overlooking the river
which II to be the route of the road
way.
Eventually. patrons Of the resolution
hope. the boulevard may be extended
to Riverview Park.
Tho paper was referred to the A.
Il MT, Vonderlehr also introduced a
paper calling for the merging or tho
two city chemist offices. This went
to the ordinance committee.
Mills Offers Two.
Two papers introduced by Mr.. Mills
were adopted under suspension Of the
rules. Ono Of these directs that prop
or efforts 30 taken to secure charter
amendment from the Legislature 90 as
10 permit inc CITY 10 cTeot0 upe-
ctal fund for the penaioning Of fts
veterans employees. The other seeks q
similar amendment with view Of per-
hitting the Council to refer to the
people any matter pertaining to sale
OF its property. the law at present
specifying particular plants and prop
ertiss that can be sold by reference Of
the people.
Mr.. Lynch presented a petition from
a number OF business men asking for
ornamental electric lights on Main
street from Eighteenth to Fifth street.
The paper, on his motion. was referred
70 the committee on electricity. II In
understood that an effort win be made
To have Eighth street from Main to
Broad street. also included in this
lighting scheme.
Would Raise Teachers.
BY request. Mr.. Umlauf presented
4 paper from the school board en-
bracin1 . scheme to raise the salaries
Of teachers In the several departments
Of the public schools, This went to
the prorer committee.
T Mr.. Ferguaoon presented q petition
from residents; and property ownsrv
asking that West avenue 10 smooth
paved nom Harrison to LnmbarAy
street. Another petition, presented ~
Mr.. Richards asks that Broad street
from Thirtvts SECOND to Thirty sixth
street IN front OF Chimhorasc Park be
smooth paved. Both these pApsre
went to committee.
A petit1on fr0m ~ oity 6rensn
askinG 40 - oonH marUao1 q pe4 49,
- - l
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-12-08
UNREASONABLE RATES
ON IRON SHIPMENT

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-Unreason-
able rates assessed on q shipment Of
scrap iron over the Chicago and
Northwestern railway and the Balti-
more and Ohio, Chicago Terminal
Company. are made the basis OF q
complaint to the Interstate Commerce
Commission by Briggs & Turvias.
OF Chicago.
They ask relief from the rate
charged them. and reparation in ex-
cess Of what they claim Is the legal
rate.