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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-18
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HANCOCK BRIEFS.


Mrs. ~. F'itzsimmons left yesterday
afternoon for a trip to Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius BcdelI are
visiting at Ontunagon for a few days.
w A. Jameson of ontonagon was a
business visitor i'm Hancock yester-
day.
Mrs. Albert Lieblen and daughter
Bernadette left last evening for Wis
it TO Ashland.
Postmaster c. +. Rogers and family
are among the most recent campers at
superior Beach.
officer Peter Fink is today taking
mis- turn as acting chief of police dur
ing the absence of Chief THOR on his
vacation.
The store i'm the Orpheum theater
has been leased by Mrs. II. u. Ryan
who will open a millinery store about
September /.
The Hancock baseball team goes to
IIubbel ON Sunday afternoon for a
game with the Hubbells on the latter's
home diamond.
Foster Moore, advance representa-
tive of THE Cat and the Fiddle" was
in the city yesterday The show
comes to the Kcrrcdge on August 2S.
Senator Robert Walters of Traverse
city was a visitor i'm Hancock yes
terday, coming with the Traverse City
naval reserves on the Yahtic
c. O. olivier, A. t. Jacques, c. f..
Rouleau, Emory jacques and Rev
Frederick CHASER returned last even
ing from an outing at Huron Bay.
Wifrid. the four months'-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrid Toutant of
White street, died at twelve o'clock
last night The funeral will be hcld
tomorrow.
The seat sale for Fright Eyes" the
tuncful and popular musical comedy
which plays at the Kerredge thcater
at the Kerredge store with a brisk de-
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ON Monday next opened this morning
niand for tickets.
The Quincy football team viii meet
tomorrow afternoon at the cricket pitch
for tho holding OF their annual moot-
ing at which officers for 1912 will be
elected and plans made for the next
season. A practice game will be play
ed after the business meeting Is con-
cludcd
The annual moonlight excursion Of
the Young Mems Catholic club takes
place this evening. The steamer In
ternational which has been chartered
for the outing will leave the foot Of
Tezcuco street AT seven o'clock for the
White city, where there will be dane
ing in the pavilion with music by the
clubs orchestra.
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NAME is CHANGED.

Organization to Be Known as PORTAGE
Lake Glee Club.
inc glee club organized last spring
by Professor Mustonen To give con
certs during the home coming, and
which has hitherto been known as
the Greater Hancock Glee club. is
henceforth to be the Portage Lake
Glee club, the change of name being
made at a meeting held last evening
AT the Northwestern hotel. Two con-
certs have been decided upon by the
club, To be given next month, one at
the Amphidrome in Houghton on
September 10. and the other in Ger
mania hail, Hancock, September 2l
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TWO Big PICNICS IN
HANCOCK ON SUNDAY NEXT
EAGLES OF HANCOCK AND HuR.
BELL TO HOLD JOINT OUTING
Socialists Meet at Driving Park With
Notable Speakers.

Hancock will be the scene on SUNDAY
afternoon of two of the biggest picnics
held locally this summer. ana hotb
VIII attract large degree of interest.
One of them-that of the Eagles Of
Hancock and Hubbell--wil be held M
the Hancock grove and the other. the
annual Socialists outing, will be nj the
driving park.
The preparations for the Eagles
midsummer festival have been under
way for long time and "A Joint COM
mittee representing the aeries of Ham
cock and Hubbell have made arrange
ments that assure most cnioyabIc
outing. The Hubbell members will
come to Hancock on a special Mineral
Range train at l o'clock, and will he
met at the depot by the Hancock birds
A parade will then be formed. headed
by the Hubbell Eagles band. with DI-
rector Henry l.. Smith as leader. Tho
line of march will be over Quincy street
to the Hancock grove, where the exer-
cises VIII take place. A game of
baseball, played outdoors with indoor
rules, will be one of the big amuso-
ment features. with the opposing teams
composed of members of the Hubbell
and Hancock aeries. and there will
also he a tug of war i'm which the two
aerles will oppose each other for
purse of fifty dollars. There will be a
fat mems race and hundred yard
dash in which some fast runners will
be entered. The band will play at the
grove al, the afternoon and evening
and a special train at eleven O'Clock
will convey the visitors from smelter-
town back to their homes.
Socialists Picnic.
The Socialists of the copper coun-
try will picnic on Sunday afternoon
at the city driNing park. and will not
be preceded by parade, owing to the
council not having reconsidered its
action relative TO the carrying of the
red flag which is the Socialist emblem.
The main feature of the afternoon win
be an address by Tom Lewis of Port
land, Oregon, an organizer of the So
cialist party and one of its leading
orators other addresses on the pro-
gram are by Joseph Bruneau of
Houghton, r.. Backman and Antonio |
Romano, the latter of whom will speak
in italian. The Humu band will play
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MISSION SERVICE SUNDAY.

Rev. G. Traub was host yesterday to
a party of guests who are to attend
the mission service on Sunday next.
Those in the party included Rev. Mr..
Traub and family, Rev. and Mrs. Ed
ward Huebner and family of Random
Lake Wis, Rev. Albert Bartling and
family of Laurium, Rev Walter Al
brecht and family of Hubbcll, Rev. f.
b. Arnold and family of Laurium and
Prof. T.. f. Rcichcr of Laurum.
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EXCURSION TO BARAGA.

The steamer Uarda will leave to-
morrow afternoon FOR Baraga, carry
ing an excursion given under the aus
p'ces of the Dollar Bay Swedish Fin
nish Benevolent and Aid society No
6 The boat will leave Hancock at :
p. m. and Dollar Bay at $3.50 returning
Sunday morning. The Swedish band
of Dollar Bay will furnish music for
the trip.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-18
MEN,:

For tender face and neck after shaw
ing, for pimples, black heads, dandrufi
or any skin or scalp disease use ZEMO
and ZEMO SOAP.
ZEMO is guaranteed to relieve all
soreness and itching. The soap is
part of the treatment,-bestf for all toll
let purposes.
Sold by druggists everywhere and in
Calumet by Eagle Drug store; in
Laurium by Laurium Pharmacy.
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TORCHLAKE
WAITING FOR ENGINEER.

owing To the absence of Engineer
d. M. Tabor of the Chicago Asphalt
um and Rubber company, who is cN-
pected here today from Elgin, H.,
there was no meeting of the Lake
Linden council yesterday When the
council meetings, however. it is like
ly that MIR. Tabor will present his
bonds for approval. and that the VIII
lage will appoint an engineer To look
after its interests while the pavement
is being laid
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-18
Gan | Succeed?

This is the question that con-
fronts eVeryone-youns and old
when he eontemplates a move
in a rev direction. To answer
"Yes" o. mo" without quality
ing the answer would not be
right. II a person loves a partic-
ular line Of work, he loves il so
that he is anxious to get TO il
early in the morning and stay
with Il the principal part OF his
working hours. II he looks upon
Il as a pleasure and recreation,
he will surely success. The per-
SON who sincerely loves his work
is constantly studying the details
of Il and planning new ways for
producing results. To engage in
business simply because someone
else has made money in il, is 10
court failure. Sometimes we are
told that in order 70 succeed, we
must have genius for the bust
ness in hand. | would cay that
love for the business is sufficient,
because that means keeping
everlastinsly as IT," intelligently,
and that always spells success"
Do you think you would like 10
fill a good office position Would
you like 70 become a competent
bookkeePer or stenographer? "
SO, invest one cent in a postal
and write for copy of our new
journal Success" 1t tells you
all about it.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-18

his match with Champion Frank Gotch
in Chicago on Labor day. He was ac-
companied by Dir. Roller, the wrestler
of Seattle. who has him I'm charge.
Hackenschmidt win go into training
near Chicago.
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Hancock Department

number OF selections. and there will
DC songs and choruses by the gather
ING Dancing at the pavilion will fol-
low the exercises the band furnishing
'he music for this latter feature, which
"iiI conclude the afternoons program.
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SOME OF THAT s22, 500.

St Paul Mimi, Aug. 1S.-Jack Flynn
former first baseman for the local Am
erican association team, has been sent
back here from Pittsburg. He is part
payment on Marty OToole, now with
the Pirates.
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IN POLICE COURT.
Young Men Charged With Disorder,
Conduct and Assault.

The seven youths who were round .
ed up by Officer Wright and Under
Sheriff Sheridan for recent assault
on three young men on the Front
street bridge, were arraigned before
Justice Eichkern yesterday, one on a
charge of assault and battery. and
the other six on charges of disorderly
conduct. The former paid fine and
costs and the other six were let go
with "A severe reprimand.
Henry Kallio was arraigncd before
Justice Turnkey yesterday. charged
with statutory ofense, and was
bound over to the circuit court for
trial al the September term.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-18
AFTER SWIMMING HoNoRs.

German Swimmer Promising Candi-
date for the Title.
NJ. Ritter. the German swimmer
now wearing the colors Of the City
Athletic club of New York. is the lat
est addition to the list of candidates
for the championship berth left va
cant by c. M. Daniels retirement last
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HACK IN NEW YORK.

New York, Aug. 1S.-George Hack
enschmidt. the Russian Lion. reached
here today on The Olympic to train for
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News Want Ads bring results.
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Al H ! N HE o III
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
MAKE ADDITION
TO RESTAURANT
]. c. Donehue Has Contract
Finish Next Week.

Contractor John G. Donehue ex-
poets to have the improvements at
the Plaza restaurant at Smith and
State streets complete in about a
week. The big addition in the rear
which contains a modern and sani-
tary kitchen Is by 80 feet is fin
ished and the fixtures are being In
stalled. The restaurant proper will
be extended back through the pres
ent kitchen, making a room about
seventy feet In length. This work
will be started next Monday or Tues
day. The entire interior of the res
taurant will be remodeled and on
the easterly side in the rear will be
a miniature garden, containing pot
ted plants and palms. New doors
and a modern entrance have been
added to the front and when finished
the place will be one of the most
up to date restaurants in the state.
The proprietors expect to seat
about ninety persons in tho remod-
eled place. There will be special
tables for ladies and extra walters
will be added to give the patrons
prompt service. The improvements
have been made at a large expense
and were warranted by the increased
business during the past few months.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29


Mrs. John Kelly. of Linden street
has returned home after visiting at
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. l.. +
Velth, of Plafnfeld, tor several days
Michael Schultz, OF Lafayette
College, LIS spending several days
vacation as the guest of relatives in
Hall enu
Peter and William Quackenbush,
OF Hillsburg, were visitors In town
Tuesday.
Miss Luella Harden, of Matawan,
renewed old acquaintance in town
Tuesday.
Mrs. William Meyers and Mrs.
Mount Dye We're visitors here from
Morganville, yesterday.
Mrs. j.. L. Martin. of Metuchen,
visited relatives in Gordon street
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George Leasen, of Totem
vile, was noticed among the out-of.
town visitors yesterday.
William and Frank Green. of Ole
Bridge, were local visitors Tuesday
Mrs Olaf Hofstad visited relatives
in town yesterday.
Mrs. William Ware and daughter
OF South Amboy, were local visitors
yesterday morning,
BENJAMIN d. Land, a clerk in the
law offices OF Joseph IL. Stricken, left
today to spend the Thanksgivina
holiday with relatives in New Haven
Conn.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
TAFT'S AIM To
SOLVE TRUSTS
Message Will Urge Federal
Incorporation Act.

Washington, Nov. 20. President
Taft's message-the shortest he has
ever sent to congress-is finished. 1t
contains about 5000 words and deals
exclusively with the trust problem.
Other policies of the administration,
including the tariff, are not men
toned.
The president has finally discarded
the idea of recommending supplement-
airy legislation to the Sherman anti
trust law for adoption by congress In
the event that the national legislature
falls 10 enact q federal incorporation
law. The recommendations that the
president had In mind for q time were
destined to specify more definitely Just
what acts constitute violations of the
Sherman antitrust law. The president
had been discussing this subject with
his advisers for more than a week and
has finally decided to center his efforts
upon the federal Incorporation act. In
his message he will strongly urge the
enactment Of such q law and viii out
line comprehensiyely his views for q
final settlement of the perplexing trust
question.
The impression here is that the presi-
dents recommendation in regard to a
federal incorporation law viii follow
closely along the lines of the recon-
mendation made by him Ia his special
message of Jan. Z, 1910.
ra
The cabinet has made its final re-
vision of the message. It has been
known for several days that the cab
met has been divided in its opinion as
to proper Recommendations for anti
trust legislation, and 1t was evident
that even up to the last moment Mr.
TART received q good deal of advice
from members of his official family
from different viewpoints. Cabinet of,
fcers regard the present message az
one OF the most important the presi-
dent ever sent to congress.
The limiting OF the presidents open
ing message to the trust question indi-
Gates THAT Mr.. Taft intends TO make
that n of the leading issues OF the
approaching session of congress. As
to the tariff the president will forward
with a special message to congress the
report of the tariff board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
THANKSGIVING
IN CHURCHES
Union Service at Danish
NJ. E. in Morning.

The union Thanksgiving service
of the six Protestant churches In
this city will be held tomorrow
morning in the Danish Methodist
Episcopal church at Madison avenue
and Jefferson street. The service
Will begin at 1880 o'clock. 1t Is
hoped that a large congregation will
be present to give a liberal donation
to the Home for the Aged. An ex-
cellent program has been arranged
for the service. Rev. William Fl.
BaWden, of the First Baptist
Baptist church. viii preach the SER
mon. Rev. Robert SchIotter, of
Grac Lutheran church, will read
the Presidents proclamation.
The churches that are taking part
are: Simpson NJ. e., Danish M. f..
First Baptist. First PRESBYTERIAN.
Grace English Lutheran and Swedish
Congregational. The service In the
other r as follows:
st. Peters.
The usual services for Thanks
giving day Will be held in st. Pc
ter's church tomorrow morning at
half past ten o'clock. Rev. James
u. Lancaster, rector, will conduct
the service.
Our Saviour's Danish.
There will be a special Thanks
giving service at Our Saviour's Dan
ish Lutheran church at 1920
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Rev.
Rev. Wizards B. Skov, pastor. will
preach the sermon.
st. MaPy's r.. G.
There will be masses at st. Mary's
R. G. church at Z and 8 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Swedish Congregational,
At the Swedish Congregational
church IN Gordon street tomorrow at
1880 o'clock Rev. Thure Ahlstedt.
pastor, will preach a special Thanks
giving service.
ST. Stephens Danish.
There will be a service at st. Ste
phen's Danish Lutheran church at
1880 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Rev. Alfred Dorf, pastor, will con-
duct the service.
Italian Church,
A memorial funeral service In
honor Of the dead Italian soldiers
will be held in the Church of Our
Lady of the Most Holy Rosary at
1890 o'clock tomorrow morning,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
DIDN'T RETURN
TO WOODBRIDGE
Mrs. Peterson and Grand.
Daughter Are Missing.

The police received word last
night that Mrs. Peterson, fifty-two
years old, and her little grand
daughter, who live near Woodbridge,
failed to return home last night az
ter a visit to this city early yesterday
afternoon. A number of theories
have been advanced as to the cause
of their failure to return. 1t ia
stated the woman might have be-
come seized with a fit of dependency
over the recent death of her hus-
band.
Mrs. Peterson and her grandchild
visited DR.. G. w. Tyrreli's office
about 1 O'clock yesterday afternoon
and that was the last seen of them.
Relatives became frantic with grief
when they did not return up to IL
o'clock last night and the police of
this and neighboring places were at
inc communicated with.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
OFFICERS NOMINATED
BY HALeYON CASTLE

The nomination OF oficers Of
Haicyon Castle Nos 81 Knights of
the Golden Eagle, took place last
night. One candidate was Initiated.
The officers named are: Noble chief.
NJ. ]. Hurley; high priest, Thomas
Lucas; venerable hermit, Charles
Palmer; master OF records, William
p. Bradley; collector Of exchequer,
w. O. Gray. keeper u c~xohsqueI,
William II. Bath, and trustee, A. o.
Steiner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
EXERCISES AT
HIGH SCHOOL

The program of exercises at the
high school today was as follows:
Opening address, Prof. E. Klein
hans.
Song, Holy, Holy, Holy.
Song, St. Georges Hymn.
Salutation of flag.
Song, Amboy High.
Proclamations: George Washing
ton. by Miss A. Hagar. William Taft,
by Miss Marion Klein; Puritan
Scene, actors, Miss Minerva Vein
blatt, Walter Shilke.
Song, Aud Lang Syne.
Song, Wake, Wake, Freshmen
Wake.
Song, God of the Nation.
Address, Rev. William II. Bawden.
Song, America.
For the first time since last June
all the students in the Perth Amboy
high school assembled in n room.
The meeting place was the auditori-
UNI of the new addition which was
opened for use this morning for the
first time. Thanksgiving Day exer-
cises were held in the new assembly
room this morning at 9:15 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
ATTACK JURISDICTION OF
UTILITY COMMISSION
Special bv United Press WIRE.

Special bv United Press WIRE.
Trenton, Nov. 29.-Attacks were
made today upon tho jurisdiction of
State Board OF Public Utility
Commissioners in the matter of the
complaint which had been filed with
it to enjoin the proposed change
from the use of the Pennsylvania
tracks to the Eerie tracks and sta
ton in Jersey City. The legal ques-
tions were raised by the railroad
company in denying the charge of
the complainant that the proposed
change would result in impairing
the present service afforded by the
Susquehanna.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
LOCAL ARCAAUM HAS
VICTORY IN PIHOCHLE

Middiesex Council No. 100, Royal
Arcanum, of this city, came out vic
torious last night in the first round
of games in the pinochlt touIna-
ment played here. The games were
played with the Woodbridge Coun-
Gil, OF Woodbridge, who were de-
feated eleven out OF the twenty
games played. At the meeting of
the council an Invitation was re-
ceiged from Adeiphi Council, of New
Brunswick, to attend q class initia-
ton to be held iii that city on FRI
day, December 5. At that time a big
delegation will go from here to the
county seat AT the next meeting OF
Middlesex Council the annual cleo
ton OF officers VIII take place.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
BANNER WILL
BE DEDICATED

Dancing will be the feature at
traction at the dedication exercises
and a ball of the Christopher Column
bus Independent Relief Association
to be held in Washington hall to-
night. A banner of a design adopt
ed by the organization viii be dedi-
Gated. Efforts are being made to
have Sheriff Albert Bollschweiler
present to speak. A large orchestra
has been engaged for furnishing
music for dancing, which will be
kept up throughout the night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
BRANDlES FAV0RS
DISCONTINUlAC SUIT
Special bu United Press Wire.

Special By United Press Wirs.
Washington, Nov. 29.-Louis d.
Brandies, who acted as counsel for
the House Committee on expendi-
lures in the anterior department, in
a letter made public today, advised
the discontinuance of the Comptrol-
Ter Bay investigation. He announc-
ed that the new Alaskan policy OF
the administration is in accord with
the bills now before congress. At
ter an exhaustive investigation,
Brandies says he found no evidence
of Illegally or bad faith on the part
of any government official in the
elimination Of a large tract of land
to aid the Comptroller Railroad and
Navigation Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29

Three candidates were obligat-
ed and seven new applications were
received by Goodwill Camp No. 81,
Woodmen of the World, last night.
"A meeting of Thor Lodge, No.
As, Danish Brotherhood, was held
last night in Washington hall.
"A new style of electrically
propelled now pillow passed through
this city today.
There viii be no meeting of
Perth Amboy Lodge, No. 329, Loyal
Order OF Moose, tomorrow night, on
account of the holiday.
Pc Ambo Tribe, No. IS, Improv-
ed Order Red Men, meets tomorrow
night.
The annual Thanksgiving dom
alton for the Danish Children's
Home was held yesterday at tn
home In State street. from 1 o'clock
in the afternoon until 8 o'clock last
night. A committee of the Board of
Managers of which Mrs. Henry Hell
seth Ia chairman, were at the home
during that time and received a
large quantity of vegetables, pre-
and groceries which were
donated.
"a young italian girl named
yerarai residing ct $50 Washington
street was attacked hg a vicious dog
at 1880 O'Clock this afternoon and
Was badly bitten about the face and
body.
TO have enforced the ordi-
nances governing the placing OF
building material on streets and
sidewalks the police notified a NUM-
Der Of offending property owners
and contractors yesterday and Mon
day. Patrolman Thomas Dalton
found q piie Of stone in front OF 211
Market street without a danger light
last night
The NJGNIgu news has the
largest ejaculation Ia The eouaEy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
TAX APPEALS
FILED TODAY

Following we're the tax appeals
received today by Clerk William A.
Spencer:
Mary d. .Hageman, of 1101 Grand
avenue, Asbury Park, from $4,000 to
$1,000 on New Brunswick property.
Mary Hart, of 81 Jersey avenue,
New Brunswick, from 5000 to $500.
Ellen K. Hutchinson, of Wood
bridge township, from $175 to 500.
John Overton, of 459 Palisade
avenue, Jersey City, from $500 to
$500 on land in Rarltan township.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-11-29
MISS ANNA HOWARD
BRIDE AT SAYREVILLE
Special TO The EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Sayreville, Nov. 29-The wedding
of Charles Buchanan, of South Am.
boy, and Anna Howard, of Sayre-
Vile, took place at the Church OF
Our Lady of Victories Monday morn
ing. Father Gilfllan, the pastor,
performed the ceremony.
The bride was dressed in a pale
blue satin, and carried a bouquet oil
bridal roses. Miss Anna Johnson, oil
Parlin, was the bridesmaid, and
Wick Howly was the best nan The
bridesmaid wore a dress OF apricot
satin and carried a bouqeut Of white
carnations.
After the ceremony an elaborate
wedding breakfast was served, fol
lowing which the happy couple went
on a wedding tour. On their return
they will make their home at South
Amboy, where Mr.. Buchanan is en-
ployed. Miss Olivia Koptseh played
the new pipe organ.