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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
DEATHS

BAsRHAM-Died. at his late residence.
No. 2ii1 stuart Avenue, wcdncslay
afternoon, Aprillo. At 4 o'clock. wM.
lie hh Is slSiyea n hi his his year
brother p. F Burhum. OF .lhoskic.
~ e.
Funeral will take place from his
lat: residence THURSDAY AFTER
NOON, April 20. at o'clock
pallbearers! u ii. iiarris. n. G.
ae HE'ST Ii vi Nl M'' l. ta,ez. MG0E s.
crenshuw, Frank 7. Bates.
Honorary: F.. z. Fairiamb. II. j.
Mcdowell a
EARHAM-Died. April IL. 1911, at fvo
minutcs'to 1 o'clock. Mt his residence,
2lli stuart Avenue. w J; RARHAaI.
At $3.50 O'Clock THURSDAY. April 20.
ioll lnterment In Tivorview Gene
terry.
GRoFF-- Died. "Wednesday morning. a,
his residence, go youth Third street.
J. y. GRpFF. He IS survived ty his
wife aud one sister. Mrs. Milton Wil-
hanson. of Lancaster, o.
Funeral from residence FRIDAY
MORNING. atHll o'clock,
GAR Y-pied, in Hanover county, Fri
y. T.. GARY. late OF West Maranaii
street Richmond She is survived
by ono sister, Mrs X. Harrison, and
one daughter.
Funeral tooit place from ST Mark
Church sunday afternoon. aud inter-
ment was made in shockoe Hi Gem
GLENN Died. al her bro,her-s, resi-
dence. ei2 North Twcnty-ninth Street.
a. NJ april 10. 1911 MISS To-
Funeral from the above residence
TIlESGAf AT +. NJ. Intorinent In
TiRE: at heriate rcsidence OF
Broad stree, Road April Is. Mrs
ALhEf /. iTREF., In the twenty.
sixth year OF her age. She leaves
husband. mother and father and
ono sister 10 mourn her loss
Washington and Sew York papers
please copy,
WEITZEl.-D Died, ct S;i5 "Wednesday
morning, Al Memorial Hospital.
GREER pAliGiMAE WEiTzEL. son
of l1r. and Mrs. J. S. Wcitzcl.
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TooI< B!-CHLoRnE TABLETS
"hite 'ihn In Nevbcrn Dicu n. M
suit of Poison Dos, II 49,

dSnrclnl T.. Tho Times Dispa tcb
= Ne"oern. y. c., April 19.--Herber .
t.nInondsoD, q young white man. aped
.wehty-four years. an employo in Tho
", mr, shops of the John l.. Roper
~, iu"'Ssr company. died last night al
fa nc H.e"nFt Sano torium, from the eff
isc.s o. dose OF bi-chloride of mer-
curry taken several DAYS aeo with
suieiaal intent. He stated that he took
"nolH. nottle of the tablets, and nj :.
,no"e doctors were called In mt once.
aney were unable TO save him. The
remains were shipped this morning 10
'sopersonvillc. ~ c.. his home.
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settIe Down for Long sra,

san Antonio, Tex. April 1s-The bic
manoeuvre camp Mt Fort sam Ioupton
IS daily being made more permanent.
The troops have resigned themselves
70 the belief that there will be actual
service, and are settling down for a
Tong stay. Company Kitchens and
messes are housed in frame structures
with walls and roofs of canvas and
Win screens. Improvised sidewalks are
pulidins' and supplies are accumulat ]
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DEATH OF y. NJ. WILLIAMS, -
EDITOR OF ROANOISE WORLD

Especial to The Times Dispatch
u, Noanoke. Va. April l9,---J. NJ. VIII
iuiFams, editor of the Rounoke Evening
lins toni ght, aftoran Illness OF several
Gays. Mr.. Williams was forty one
yea RS old, and is survived by his widow.
nc was graduate In las from the
university OF Virginia. and up 10 81 year
ago was editor of the Roanoke Times.
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Markings L,cennen,

Washington. D. c.. April 19.-Thc fol.
lowing marriage licenses have been is
sued:
Thomas H. Richardson and Alma T.
Crouch. both of King and Queen county
Va. TIRE,
Edward A. Phanp, OF Powhatan coun-
~, Va. and Mary IL. Goodc of Ches-
terrified county, Va
Levi A. Baker. OF this city. and +.
Flora Edwards, Of Fauqucr county
Va.
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Mnrricd n second ri,pe

Special TO The Times Dispatch
Wtnston-Sa.em, y. C..Aprll 1.-TWO week.
nSo MISS Ellen Houser and Arthur Kirby, two
popular young people OF Stokes county. were
married by magistrate. Yesterday ii was
discovered by the license clerk that there
wedding WAS declared illegal Another ce.s-
monr was performed! in the presence OF thrae
witnesses. aG required By the State law
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REVENUE REDUCED
BY FREE-L|ST BILL
From First Page.

Iit NSoHtiilucu from fiTSl lSuGe.)
j. - 1880
the report quoting from his speech of
February &c. 1911, in which he said:
by giving our own people access to
Canadian forests we shall reduce the
consumption of our own. which. in tile
hands OF q comparatively few owners.
now have value that requires the en-
largement of our available timber re
sources.
Sewing machines, the report AYERS,
arc sold abroad by American manufac-
turers chea per than t home and should
not be protected, The manufactures
would have By the proposed bill the
additional advantage of free lumber.
Salt. also included In the free list.
tho report urges. should be free from
artificial enhancement in price. the
domestic supply being dependcnt upon
!. limited number OF natural deposits.
controlled by concentrated interests
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
Mans Is Captured.

Torreon, Mexico. April le.-Sazas
Coahuila was captured by rebels on
Mol'day after night that began sun
Gay morning. according to reports re-
ceiycd to-day. The town was defended
by thirty men. while the insurrectos
numbered eighty-six. under Cipriano
fuenies. On both sides the number
o. dead and wounded is said 10 be
large. ~
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On Pence ,Ilssinn

Palestine. Tex. April l9.-on a peace
mission TO Francisco Madero. Jr tho
rebel leader. Seniors Braniff ana Ohro-
gon, OF Mexico City. passed through
mere last night. They are travelling
from Washington. where they saw Dr.
Gomez on similar mission to EI
Iaso. whence they hope to reach
Madero, They did not appear to be
optimistic over the outlook for peaee
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Fayetteville, n. c.. April ls.--lier-
man r. Hall. OF this city. was mar
ried this afternoon Mt Idaho. near Fay
ctteville his bride being Miss Mary &.
King. OF Cumberland county. The
ceremony was performer by Rev. Iolii,
II. Hall. presiding elder in the North
Carolina Conference. and brother OF
the groom. III. NJ
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bond was released. Thomas was ar
rested last night at his home by
Sheriff Walters and Sergcnt Hylton,
OF Cambria He claimed self -defensc
and stated no would havo como direct
and surrendered, but was afraid he
would be waylaid by Richardson's re-
latiVcs Both are farmers.
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Trying 10 snrronna nshela.

Toluca, Mexico. April le.-Hnrd
pressed by General l.eyoa's troops In
Morelos. three hundred rebels veator-
DAY crossed tho line into this state.
ana o-day four detachmcn,s of troops,
n y about 800. arc attempting
70 surround them In tue hills near
Santiago. Tiangmistengo..
Yesterday The rebels entered lalnt
laco, wheFa LOT several hours they
committed deprcdations
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Preparing Its Re,o.

!, washington, April la.-The ,-,,
noara 10 preparing a auppiement -, ~ ~
report Of It's investigation of tho ,. "a ~
sIdp aha paper schedule OF the pawn
,na tariff law, 1t probably viii ~
49, w,eJHn'fn 70 Congress within two
norod ~, ~ soon rs this repor, Is pre-
IL, ."e lofces engaged In thar ,.nr,,
VII be transferred to the cn,,o orK
WOOL investigaiion. and all the n,t a"'i
ION OF me board will he concentrate,
mon !,, me latter until a report S. rs,d,.>
whieh probably Will be by Decembar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
MeetsIn Salisbury.

------- I5pecTdI 10 The TImcs- HlsDatch.1
Salisbury, ". c., april 1S.---The annual con
ventIon of the North Carolina baptist Young
Peoples Union met IN stntesviiie last nigh,
with large numeerl OF delegates in at
tendance. y number OF prominent ministers
educators and church workers arc on III.
program for addresses ifa
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rrcporc 10 attnc,. I,o,,,,

Atltxco. Pucbla. Mexico. April IL. IL
a body Of rebels. said 10 nun Der 1000.
is reported to be preparing to attack
this town which IS well garrisoncd.
The main body or the rebels IS said
70 he In the hills nens Tcpeojuma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK.
One Fireman Hnn Leg Broi<cn md
Other IL Badly Scaidcd.

Other IL Badly Scaidcd.
Especial 10 Tile Times Dispatchl
Crewe. Va. April l9.-In Il wreck on
the yard of the Norfolk and Western
early this morning Joe Pitt Robertson,
fireman. had his leg BROKEN and win
Roberts. fireman on an incoming en-
CINE. was badly scalded.
James S. Tucker, machin!si, was
struck on the head by a sledge ham
MGR in the hands OF a helper In inc
shops carly this morning, and was rem
dered unconscious. IT is not known
how serious the INJURY is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
Entire priendc Ia SIanoeuvrc.

y Galveston, Tex. April lN.--Orders
were Issued to-day TO the entire
First Brigade at Camp Crockett TO
prepare 10 break camp carly to-mor-
row for twelve mile hike down the
leach and for field manocuvres II
Mlil be the first movement OF the
troops as a brigade since they were
modified. Blank ammunition has
heen issued and surprise manoeuvrc
problems are planned The troops Will
return to camp on Saturday.
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posed By E. N. Jones and F. l.. Dunn n. 6.
BeHflie. tho present commissioner OF tho rev.
enue Tor tho upper district, is being opp osed
oy w. r. Bostlck. Of Burkcville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20

SALE AT AUCTION or
LARGE FRAME DWELLING; NO on,
EAST TW ELFFlI STR EET. WASH
iNGTON WARD.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
hat American intervention Is .nm..
that
Gant.
ant
Snrrcndcr demanded

Ell Paso. Tex, April la-A formal
demand was maze tonight on General
John Navarro for the surrender OF
Juarez to the insurrecto army OF
Francisco ] Madero. Jr.. within twcn-
&tE-fonr hours. The demand reached
General Navarro's headquarters while
lie was inspecting fortilcations for the
city's defense. This was confirmed by
Gonzales Cara. secrctary-s general for
the insurrecto party, who said:
Formal demand OF the insurrcctos
Tor the surrender of Juarez within
lwenty-four hours has bene made on
General Navarro, commanding the
Federal garrison of Juarcz. The note
was sent from Ell paso by messenger
TO United States Consul Edwards in
s.iuare1 10 be transmitted By him to
Navarro No reply has been received.
Later It was learned that Consul Ed
wards delivered the noto in Navarros
HEADQUARTERS while The latter was
away on a tour OF inspection.
At o'clock tonight General
Navarro said:
u have received no notice asking
me TO surrender" lie turned on his
heel ' 80
"Bnt General, the insurrecto.s sec-
ae,arE. says the demand has been
made he was told
i have received no such notice f" ,,a
'epiied and walked away.
Har5a was still in his office Tonight
ut $50. He said he did not think hn
would leave FL Paso Tonight 10 sec
Our men nre anxious for night,
them he declared l E",
Gonzales CARA received passports
during the day, he said this evening
permitting him 20 cross the linz to
Nisit Francisco Madero and place
before him the plans OF DR.. Gomez in
Washington, for an armistice to dis
cuss peace terms Cara declared that
lie did not know whether he would 90.
as he did not know exactly where Ma
dero is. ll TH5.
CARA. when asked abou, the troops.
said: MA
Everybody knows the insurrecto
forces have Juarez surrounded do
not know when they will attack. Yes,
] have delivered the message from Dr.
Gomez to Mr.. Aladero. II have no ord
ers from Gomez 10 Nladero TO cease
lighting AIR. Madero himself is tho
only man who can give orders TO stop
fighting"
Mayor Kelly this afternoon gave ord
crs 70 the FL paso police to hold them
selves In readiness in case their ser
vices are needed.
An Associated Press correspondent
left FL Paso in en- automobile this ar
ternoon in an attempt TO locate Ma
dero and get his views on tho peace
proposals M
At Bauche The correspondent found
twelve insurrectos qua riding train
of thirty cars. with n locomotive.
steam up, ready to depart, If necessary.
The insurrectos said that the entire
rebel army had passed North and was
in the ravines and mountains west
and southwest OF Juarez between that
point and the border city, AS Bauche
is only twelve miles from Juarez the
insurrectos are close in.
ENcitable HI pasoans had Juarez al
tackled several times to-day, bu, the
town continued in Its usual quiet way.
Many residents spent the day on
top Of tall buildings with Held glasses
and every time a whiTlwind carried the
dust skyward on Mexican soil, they
called down TO friends that the battle
had begun The town is now forti-
fled inside and outside
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nei,cli'ronmnnd WIPED out.

Tucson:.I -N71z, AprIl l9.-A spcclal
from Mazatlan Sinaloa Mexico, says:
Mail advices from Tamezula. in thu
State Of Durango, says that IN bat
lie between force OF rebels. under
command OF an American. William Col
lins, and a national command, which
ragged for two days sixtynine rebels,
including Captain Collins. were killed
and $50 were wounded. W H
Ramon Iturhe. another rebel COM
mander. escaped by Disgusting himself
6s q woman.
numbered the insurrectos most OF
whom were either killed or captured.
according TO the reports which como
from government sources. Tho Federal
casualties are not known. The forces
engaged were the Seventh Battalion.
Mexican National Guard. augmented by
lurHles.H ciil
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Stockton Street Baptist Church Il ,yiIi
sell at public auction. OH the ,prer,i.
ISeS, on. l.-..--t No. I.9'''
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Mnrching on City.

lnsurreoto Camp, Town OF Madero
Chihuahua, Mexico, April la,-lran-
cisco l. Madero. Jr. is marching on
the city OF Juarez at the head OF $40
insurgents, divided into FIVE columns.
one under the direct command OF Ma
.iero and tho other under the rebel
generals, orozco, Blanco. Villa and
Salazar.
Abraham Gonzales, so-called provis-
ional Governor of Chihuahua received
report from the insurrecto chief to-
day reporting twenty eight Federals
KILLED in Fl brush between the advances
guard OF the forces moving on .Iuarez
ana detail OF troops sent South by
General Navarro at Juarez. AL Bauche,
Sunday, seven OF the Go insrlrrectors
were Killed. 1t is reported here.
Francisco Mhdero. Sir. heading n
peace mission, spent last night here,
the delegation proceeding north this
morning. hoping 10 reach the yo;ecg or
Madero Thursday.
III 4 gap in the railroad OF seventy
seven miles VIII he covered on horse
back
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Mnn gate for classification.

By a. l.. -idamson,
lteal Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
81 Hull street, Richmond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
Baseball Season Opens To- Day!

. Our first local game takes
place this afternoonl
We're at the bat and will
give some Knockout blows to
last seasons styles. Absolutely
new models for young men
suits with soft roll, tigh1-f
and chesty; new fabrics, new
patterns, new coloTs.
Pitch in and catch the hot
ones.
Suits, $15 TO $36.
Special Vests, $3.50 to $3.50.
Everything else for men and
boys Who want just the right
effect
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
FREE CATARRH COUPON

This coupon cut from tho Richmond
Times Dispatch is good for one sample
OF Botanic Blood Balm. mailed free In
plain package. Cut out this coupon and
BLOOD BALM CO.. Atlanta. Ca
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To Relief nf nlInn,-n

Chihuahua. Mex. April la.-One
thousand Federal cavalrymen left hero
To- day for the relief Of OjinaEa. They
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-20
'RIpAY. ArEll. q. 1911,

FRIDAY, APRIL 81. 1911,
at o'clock r. NJ,
INC parsonage and other improve
,rnents ON the lot At the corner OF
twelfth and Stockton streets Ths
parsonage contains eight or nina
ooms; was built OF hrst-class material,
lns la 10 be sold and removed within
reasonable time 10 make room 70,
q new church. y. f..9ADh NEON.
sTtAfED, FROM 1907 DICK INSON
street. Sunday, afternoon. Froncn
poonle (maie) body clipped: answers
turned to tho above number MIR. II.
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Rain Goats.

. Rain Coats.
Useless to keep putting Off
the inevitable-y gu M U S T
have q rain coat.
Il Feather-liglat and vat e r.
tight ones are here So to S35.
For women and children,
too.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
SPORTING DEPARTMENT.
FORMER PUG; NOW MAYOR.
Dave Stewart Gets Notice of Election
In the Ring.

La Sale, Colo, April 17.-David Ste
ward, the newly elected mayor here
who was considered so strong a candi-
date that none was brave enough 10
run against him, is known as the
"hghting mayor" He is the only
public official in Colorado, so far as is
known, who actually was notified of his
election while in the prize ring.
Just as Stewart stepped into the
ring at the Academy hall i'm Greeley to
meet Tommy Smith, the heavyweight
Of Omaha, the master of ceremonies
announced the election results through
out the county, showing that one of
the heavyweights in the ring had been
elected mayor for the next two years
Stewart got only draw I'm the ring.
Friends of Stewart do not antici-
pate that he will follow pugilism pro-
fessionally while acting as mayor but
they say he is a conner in the heavy
weight class.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
SPORTING EDITORS NOTES.

ro.. aa'a luck to pay Easter prices for
him 'or a bali player and then have
"'lu strike out.
leoa,. oo per cent OF the major
tarded ''' eauy nave been dis
gan,a ',rar Schlei, catcher of the
DonS mas reached Annapolis and will
A,a1a. lew days coaching the Naval
cn,.' i"e weather god is a Joker. At the
10 80 park in Chicago the other dav
sinn,, S.,u pop ana hot dogs were sold
",u''aneously ''
billiard. writes rlght-handed. PLAYS
Cd. 's'es ,ses. left handed, bats right hand :
n, N, S ,nrows left-handed and can hu,tar %
ar U'ead with either hand.
dav s Rusie' the Mathewson o, b,s
as "push .,'u never Mathewson's eoual
ylnoonas'll skilled mound laborer, has left left
to live u7 and gone to Seattle
been s"'se' Sc Morlarty and rvon ,o,.
nat S'u "url this spring on the cinc,r.
Icy bo,a. diamond. Chase sprung n char-
spralOss se and Moriarty and Eron each
eu an ankle. "" e"'"
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
LAKE AT PORT ARTHUR.
Former Portage Lake Hockey Player
May Quit Ottawa.

There is just a chance that Fred
Lake may be seen i'm the Port Arthur
Uniform next winter. The star de-
fence man received an offer of $1,000
10 play there the season of 1912, and
If certain business arrangements can
be consummated he will take up his
residence in the western town. Lakes
style Of defence play has been greatly
admired for its effectiveness wherever
senior hockey is played, and when
Manager Gordon saw the Moosomin
boy perform here against his Port Ar
thur Stanley cup seekers, he took to
Fred right away and set lines to carry
him vcst-Ottawa Free Press.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
BASEBALL PLAYERS MUST
STAND ABUSE TO GET coin

no,rolt. April 17.-George Muffin
that the professional basebal
,s.er is up against more diihcui'
p'ay p,si,ions than the politician. In
d. ,,o bvpocrisy. jealousy and egotism
'. no ,be germs of suspicion, unjust crit
~ -, and unfairness that eat into the
'',oIs Of every bali player, according
=. Mpllins own admission.
rvbv do young men play baseball
n.,ause there is money in II for them.
~rolo the average baseball player,
-.,,,od Nullin. "Oner him $4,000 a
..or and see how quickly he viii jump
!. tho halt. And why? Because the
.asehau player, no matter what his
snu,tv Is or what his personality may
so is being constantly attacked be-
Nina his back. He is made the subject
n all kinds Of criticism and suspicion,
~ matter what he does. A politicians
r,o &c a mild Joy compared to what a
baseball player has to stand for.
~The public is always hard to please.
II a PLAYER wins a game, there are
noone who will knock him because of
some personal or mercenary interest
tbev have in the game. II, on the
other hand, he loses a game, he is a
dub, 'bonehead' and anything else
that might fit the tongue of the fans.
Take II all in all, 1t is a pretty hard
life at best A player has to become
,aloused to all kinds of abuse; he has
70 stand for more knocks than the
Invest ward heeler. Baseball players
in the game for the love of it? Not
much? II is the money that holds
them"
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
MICHIGAN TEAM is WEAK.
Capt Horner Talks of Wolverines g
Chances In Relay Races.

Grand Rapids, Mich, April 17.-In
the estimation of Joe Horner. Jr., of
this city, captain Of the University of
Michigan track team, Michigan's team
this year will not stack up well in the
relay races, but will do some good
work in the track events. Capt. Hor-
ner is in the city for a part of the Eas-
ter vacation with his parents.
When interviewed he said of his
team' THE track team this year is
too much Of a two-man aggregation
to do much in the relay work al
though we expect to come out ahead
ID other track events later in the sea-
sen. Craig is sure to do some good
WORK and | figure highly on him."
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
MAY REVIVE RACING.
Effort Being Made To Eliminate OBJ
jeetions at New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, April 17.-The
crescent City Jockey club directors,
renewing there is still a chance that
racing may be reinstated in Louisiana,
nave announced that the club will re-
He" It's lease on their fair grounds
Iece track at an annual rental Of
'OVOO' After a recent meeting of the
directors, one of the officials declared
"'l .he club was paying "a big price
70 Ihink,' but with the installation of
~e parlmutual system of betting, all
t'"''ed there was good chance to
%ns lhe horses here again at no great
distant date.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17

A grocers apprentice addicted 10
poetry has summoned his employer.
rich merchant of Ougitsa, Servia
Tor unlawful dismissal. The mer-
chant explained that his customers
left because the boy answered all
questions in rhyme and detained peo-
pie while he fixed meter and verse.
Moreover, he greeted his employer
with a new couplet every day. The
court found the merchant justified and
advised the apprentice to mend his
Says.-Belgrade Cor. Pail Mall Ca
Iette.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17

after the building OF the mill.
Mr.. Jensen has completed his log
sing operations i'm Otsego county and
VIII now begin cutting the timber
which he owns In Ontonagon county.
A concrete dam will be built at the
point where Cedar Creek empties into
the Ontonagon river A side track is
now being constructed to the mill by
the ID. s. S. q A.
Mr.. Jensen's timber Is about four
and one half miles from Even and n
railroad will be built 10 the camps.
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
CHlNAMEN ON YALE TEAM.

~, New Haven, Conn, April 1.-Two
n' alneSe' Tan and Chang. have proved
Va, J".'e''es the star performers on
cs 's soccer football team this year.
s"ans Is especially good in offensive
o., "Hile Tan is one of the strong
payers on the Yale defense.
" recent game with Cornell Chang
remarkable goal for his team
yo"' NY u 'he three while Tan
occ,D, ppyu Cornell from scoring on three
The Calumet news., 1911-04-17
UPPER PENINSULA
NEW sAWMILL AT EVEN.
Will Be Constructed At Cost Of About
$4,000.

The village of Even i'm the southern
part of Ontonagon county is to have
a new modern sawmil which will
cost i'm the ncighborhood of $4,000.
The mill will be about 40 by 100 feet
and will be three stories. 1t will be
built on a concrete foundation and
will be one of the very best mills i'm
the upper peninsula. Mr.. Jensen OF
otsego county is the founder of the
plant and is on the ground looking