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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

lati moramo "a ME, da sc mnozi
njih bogastvo, sami pa zivimo 2
nasimi druzinami V bedi i'm po-
manjkanju.
Brat, delavecl Take razmere
bodo estate, dokler ne razlastimO
postavnim potion k%apitaliste, do
kler ne proglasimo zemeljske Ia
klade. prometna. delivna In pro-
izvajalna sredstva IN sploSno lju-
dsko last.
Delavec ali hos sedaj Sc pro-
klinjal socialiste, ko YES, da so
socialist nasprotniki kapitalistOv,
tistih liudi. Xxi tebe derejo, skubi-
io, izkoriScajo in izrabljajo? Ali
hos Sc crtil socialiste. ker SO ma
povedali kapitalistom boz. ker so
kapitalisti proglasili To Ia svojo
lastnino. kar so ukradli. p~ostav-
MIN ali nepostavnim potion tebi
in tvojem tovariSem - delavcem,
XII Sc Y potu svojega obraza tru-
dijo IA koScek kruha cd ranega
jutra pa do poznega vecera?
Brat. delavecl III ne hos tega
zvrSil, ako Sc pritneS zavedati. da
50 kapitalisti tebi ukradli, kar je
tvojega in tvoiih tovariSev.
Pridruzil Sc hos socialisticni or
%ganizaciji, uGil Sc hos socializma
in 5 socialist hos glasoval V do
hi volitve IA strmoglavljenje ka-
pitaliSticne cloveSke druZbe, Ia
boljSo bodoGnost Svoie dece in to-
variSev.
Kaj ne delavec. da hos to Zvr
Sill
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

bujati Jill ma BOZ proti kapitaliz-
mu, XII Jill izkOrisca in tlaGi k
tom. Ali je re kedaj kteri kato-
liski duhovnik spodbujal delav-
ce recimo ma strajk9 Ali .ie bodril
strajkarje k v%strajnosti? Ali .je
svetoval delavcem, da Sc organizi-
raJo strokovnO in ma Ia nacin bo-
rijo "a vecji koScek kruha. IN wee
pravic? Radi hi ga poznali. Same
Jednega hi radi ,poznali. Delajo pa
ravnO n%aSprOtno. KatoliSki duhov-
mki. duhovniki vseh yer, huiska-
10 delavca prot delavcu, odvra-
cajo ga od organizacije in Straj-
kov, Ko je bill pred petimi lett
rudarski Strajk V Minnesota. je
slovenski duhovnik V Evelethu re-
KEEL rojakom Strajkarjem: DE
lat pojdite, delat kaj bote Straj-
kali. Kaj Sc ustavljate kompaniji,
ktera VAN ie dala delo'. Milwau-
ski duhovniki so pri zadniih VOLT
yah Suntali delavce prot delav.
skim kandidatom. Ravno V Mil
waukee Sc .ie pokazalo, $ kom da
drzi cerkev, oziroma katoliSka du.
h~ovSGina.
Dovolj. Ako hoce Solar, doka,
zemo mu lahko Sc : Stoterimi w
gledi. da je cerkev V sluzbi kapi,
talizma. da je dekla kapitalistov
i'll da duhOvniki vedno in povsod
naStopalo prot intereSom delav.
cev.
Dale prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
NESRAMNA ZAVIJANJA.

Iprav neSramna so Zavijania
in laZi. 5 ktcrimi nekteri sloyen-
ski listi 'beliio svoia "poroGila''
q volilncm izidu Y Milwaukee. V
ot"h razrednozavcdnega dclavSt-
Va sc : tenn SamO smcSijo. Bobna-
jo, da so socialist ostali V mani
&ini. a ne povedo. zakaj. Ne pove-
do. da 50 Sc republikanci in demo
kratie zdrulili prot socialiStom
in lie ma Ia naGin dosegli zaGaSni
uspeh. Socialist MISC nazadovali V
glasovih: dobili so pcrcentuclno
wee glasov kakor poprej. toda
zdrulena naSprotna sila ie bila
vcGja. Ako hi bill republikanci
in d~cmokratie incl samo .iedne-
IA kandidata lansko pomlad. ka-
kor letos. tciko da hi bill izvoljcn
socialistiGni zupan. Toda nizkotne
taSnikarSke klepctulie Sc ogiblic.
jo faktov. samo da ogrdiio Socia-
liSte. PriporoGamo klepetuljam.
da Studiraio. koliko je razlikc med
republikanci in dcmokrati. IA kite
re bodo zopct delale reklamo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
Chicago, Ill.
NAZNANJE.

sodr. j. susnjar, AIT Ferguson
Blk. Pittsburg, Pa, XII je organi-
zator U. M. w. of A.. "a Pennsyl-
vanijo, je opozoril 81. tajnika Ju-
gosl. socialisticne Zveze, da Sc
novel, nabrani "a Westmoreland-
ske stajkarje ne po$iljajo ma IL
ven Unijske odbore, ampak dire
ktno ma blagajnika U. M. w. Of
A., kateri izplacuje vsak teden
strajkarjem podporo.
Use tozadevne podpore, XII bo-
do v bodoce prisle ma 81. tajnika
Jugosl. socialisticne Zveze, Sc bo-
do v bodoce poslale ma blagajni.
ka U. M. w. of A., Mr.. J. Nc
CARNEY, 80 E. Ottoman Street,
Greensburg, Pa.
Tajnistvo j. s. 2.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
SODRUGI!

Vsak socialist bi moral naroGi-
ii "PRoLETARCA," kajti list Ii
vi samo cd svojih narocnikov.
Vsak socialist bi moral siriti
'PROLETARCA", kajti to je
prva naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral toGno
placati narocnino "a "PROLE-
TARCA,' ker lie ma ia na6in Sc
zamore osigurati napredek nase-
mu listu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
KaJ je dreadnought "a,

Kaj je dreadnought (drid.
navt) Smesno vpraSanie! m;
pravite. Velika ladia. vojna lad.
ia. ki stane mad 90 milionov kron
m s!ovenski il pravimo: NE ho;
sc nicesar!' - izvrstno. Yam
Je Ii znano, kako visok lie stoln
Stefanove cerkve ma Dunaiuf
o, da! l42 metrov. - No tedo;
dodaJte k temu Sc Is metroy No
TEN innate dolzino enega drivnata
- To Je velikan, Ia boga. res V
uradu. kjer Sc konstruira. deya On
m~zenlrJev in 10 riSariev dolgo en-.
sa ma predpripravah "a izgradnio
take poSaSti. Da Sc taxa ladia mo-
pomona dogradi. treba wee kot
dive lett in zapoSlenih ie rayno
1000 delavcev. - Tega VAN ne
morem verjeti. In Ge pomislite.
da tax "NebojseniG" tehta % mi.
lijonov kilogramov. potem lahko
SHUTTLE, koliko Sc IA njegovo W.
gradnJo potebuje materiala. In
ko ia barka re enkrat playa. lie
treba Sc zmiraj kakih Is do Is
meSecev, da Sc ~napravijo oklopi.
da Sc dogradiio stolpi IA topove.
Sc ~napravijo stroll "a turbine. Sc
uredlJo STANCE IA municijo. da Sc
, inStalirajo skladiSca IA vodo in
premog, dokler Sc montiraio te-
Xxi In lahki topovi ma lafcte V
stolplh, dokler So ne uvede napra-
We IA signaliziranje. dokler Sc ne
uredi ra~zsvetl Java. skratka. do
kler ladja nj popolnoma oprem-
LENA. Ia kurjavo pod kotli ukrca
"Nebojsenic' $50 vagonov pre-
NIGGA, to je n%ajmanj / polne Via
Ike. kroglje IL njegovih topov te-
htaJo % kilogramOv in zadeneio
Stalno V d%al.iavo II kilometrov.
DvanajSt takih krogelj. potem 81
pc 10 kilogramov in konGno 100
krogelj pc 10 kilogramov Sc lah-
ko l~zstreli V eni sami minuti. Vse-
ga skupaJ So nahaja ma dridnavtu
200 krogeli IA vsaki veliki top. a
vsaka TAXA kroglja stane 5000
kron. potem 1000 kron "a srednie
topove in 2OO0 kr0n IA male bro
Strelne topove. Ia ~postrezbo -
Proslm vas. nehajte vendar en-
KRAFT Vi ste rckli. Ola vsaka TO-
povska kroglja stane 5000 kron?
- Da. - Ali. dovclite mi. mem
to nlkakor ne gre V glavo - sal
cd tega hi mOgli - da cell dive -
rodblni ziveti skozi emo cello le-
to, Nsaka : trent tiSoci kron. In
kako hi bill Sc SrcGni. ko hi to
'mch. y "a poStreIbO ma taxi
Iadji je potrebnih vSaj 1000 liu-
iii! Dnevni izdatki IA tako ladjo
znaSajo = do & tisoG kron. - Sal
10 .le straSno. koliko hi Sc moglo
kcriStnega in dobrega napraviti
; tako vclikanskimi v>otami!' -
q. da, gospodine moi. mi ne hi
imeli d%ridnavtov, Nj ne hi bill
vrlcSila. kaj miSlite? - Cutie. vi.
proSim vas. nehajte. meni Sc della
tema pred oGmi, kadar Guicm. ka-
ko mi napreduiemo V civiliza-
eli in kulturi! - Ha. ha. ha. 90
Spodine moi. V c%ivilizaciji in kul-
In ameriSka rcpublika gradi
tudi d%ridnavte, da varuie intere.
Sc kapitalistov V kolonijah in mo
zcmStvu. Tudi ameriSko republi-
ko ie obsedel n~eSrcGni imperiali-
zem. Xxi .ie grobokop blagoStanu
vsakega naroda.
CnnDTrrrt
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
NEKAJ IA
Dale

DhaJ'H|
Sc nekoliko q "pravilnem stvar-
jenju" sveta. Ma SOjarjevo trdi-
tev, ''da je Bog Svet prav ustva-
ril. a ljudie da SO ga sami pokva-
rili''. nam preoStaja Sc emo: Ako
je svet pray ustvarien. tedai
pa MISC - MANFRED IL Soiarjevega
stalisca ljudje pray u-s-t-
v-a-r-j-e-n-i. Emo mora biti. Napa-
ka .ie nekie. &c je svet pray ust-
warren. clovek gotovo nj. kajti
drugace hi zivel V blagostanju in
ljubeZni. ne pa V bedi. tlacenju in
izkoriScanju in bratomoru. In po
Sojarjevem mnenju je Glovek tn
iii bozji %produkt. Bog mu je dial
raZum - pravi on -. da zemeli-
ske dobrote pray uporablja it'd.
Recimo. da .je resnica. kar trdi
Solar. Premtakem je bog dial ra-
yum Samo tiStim. kteri drZe Y pc
Stch ljudske mase. kteri so dovoli
prcbrisani. da live ma StroSkc dru-
9th liudi. Il ma>am "a nj dial. kaj
t. izkoriSGane in z%aSuznjenc ma>e
navadno miSliio T. glavami Svoiih
gospodarjcv. Da je pa to krivic-
no. % priznati Solar sam. IA
kaj nj dial bog vSem ljudem bolt
;e0a razuma. da hi bill takoj od
zaGetka zivljenje bolt razumeli in
da hi So ne bill popacili?
Pojdi, pojdi Sc solit, Solar, :
svojim oglodanim dogmatizmom :
Taxi 'dokazi' MISC vredni plesnii-
We dlake k veGjemu. da imponuieS
neukim ljudcm. Nj hoGemO fakta.
lmamo pa Jill. ako Studiramo
v%praSanje kruha - temel.ino vp-
~raSanje VSih bojcv IA obstanek -
Y vSch Socialnih dobah GloveSke
druihe do danes. In zakljuGek je.
da pOmanjkanie. beda in sploh
vSe zlo V cloveStvu obstoia 5 po-
stankom privatne laStnine Zivljen-
skin Sredstev. Cimbol.i Sc .ie razvi-
jail naGin privatnc lastnine. tenn
boil je n%araScala beda in Zlo. V
k%apitalizmu vidimo zadnjj Stadij
p~rivatne lastnine sedaj ze mogoc-
no razvitih sredstcv IA p%rodukci-
jO. nakar sledi ponovni socialni
preobrat. Bodoca- doba CloveSke
druzbe je socialism. In socialism
pride gotovo in reSniCnO. magari
ce se million Sojarjev vsak dan
devctkrat ma glavo p~ostavi.
Dale pravi Solar. da "v ME
govo cerkev ne zahajajo kapita
listi' in vpraSa "Ali cerkev. OH
roma papezi. Skofie in duhovniki
zanitujejo delavski stan in Sc bra
TITO : kapitalisti? Kdo. kedaj.
kje?'
Nerjamcmo. da V Sojarjevo in
estate Slovenske ccrkve ne zaha-
jajo k&pitaliSti. kajti slovenskih
kapitalistov ie bore malo. Laze pa
Solar, da So kar kadi. ko pravi,
da kapitalisti ne podpiraio cerk-
We. NadSkof Quigley, Soiarjev
big boss. ic V nailepSem po-
bratimstvu 5 chikaSkimi kapitali-
sti. Zadnji so zmetali Re milionc
in milione dolarjev "a chikaSke
ccrkve in Solar je tudi ze prejel
svoj del. u denariem slovenskih
delavcev, .kar dobi, ne hi Solar Sc
danes postavil niti navadne "Sen-
de. a kan Sc cerkev. da mu nj pri-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11
SOCIALIST so NASPROTNIKI
LASTNINE.

81 re cul, da so socialist naSprot-
niki lastnine. Povedal .ie to zu-
pink raz %priznico, zapisal je tudi
casnikar, Xxi je zagovarjal kapita-
liste, Xxi so ii ukradli vse, nazad-
ME pa Sc tvojo delavno moe izko-
ristili sebi korist.
TovariS, delavec ii 81 sliSal in
mogoce tudi v~erjel, ne da hi raz-
misljal o TEN. In ko 81 verjel, 81
sovrazil socialiste. ker 81 mislil,
da ii bodo well. kar ne lastuieS.
Bal 81 sc IA palace. zeleznice. ru-
dokope. IA industrielne obrate,
parnike. brzoiav it'd, XII MISC two
ia last. Proklinjal 81 socialiste,
obrekoval Jill, agitiral prot MIN.
ker 81 domiSljal, da ii hocejo ne
kaj welt, kar nj tvoja last. So
vrazil 81 Jill IL dina duSe. ker so tie
tako ucili.
Brat. delavec ali res nisi nikdar
razmiSljal. zakaj nasprotniki So
cializma kricijo ma YES glas: So
cialisti so nasprotniki Jasmine?
Ako, bi ii brat delavec vedel
cigaye lastnine so socialist mas
protniki, ne hi Jill Il preklinial
in ~Sovrazil.
Dclavec, Odpri oGi. razmiSliaj
- pa hos zakliuCil: SlovenSki de-
lavci V Ameriki so uStanovili s.
y. p. in druge jednote. sploh do
brotvorna druStva. da pomagajo
drug %druzemu.. kcdar so V sill.
ali .iih Zadene neSreGa. Drugod so
v%StanOvili druStva, da reSijo NOR
marie, katerih ladiia so razhurka-
nj valovi virgil oh skalo. Zopet
nekod drugod so ljudje zgradili
cestc. da sluzijo vsem.
In nadaljeval hos V svoiem raz-
miSljanju, ce 81 priSel do teh "a
kljuGkov: Ne. do danes Sc nisem
-
',S', S~'.l"liS'"' N ID hdSPro'oVal
n"pi"'"
N"N"J "Ni Sis"i SocidiIS'" go
VIZ n"SP'o'"'
N'i "'ehoIiS'h hapra-
'i'>'SN' "r""" ~ oeicek so
'",'"'
"i"' "'i">'r - DOS Nseeho
'"ii 'r''"s'"'o' !"iic 'eih"' Ola 81
"o h"SPro'n'
'''' N'n'rh haPravanh' ua
Lou -; .a H. ~
onrotniLor aoo;aI;am
Az - 49,
~ '"Hi"i h"SPro'uJeJo
Dannanes Sc druzl pet do Sest
m'lloharJev IN pravlJo: ia premo-
gokop, Ia Suma' ia rudnlk it'd. Je
""' "'so' 80 o"'l "a r"dillk all
"ulo ''""' N, :" x" uNra"li de.
'''" ia N"s'''~N"' Nj 80 "elali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

II gornjih Stevilk .ie razvidno.
da jc Stevilo glasov pri iescnskih
volitvah hill" primcroma veGjc ka-
kor pa pri Spomladanskih. Ia VISA
kim narastkom pr predscdniSkih
ali drzavnih volitvah V ieseni ie
priSla reakcija pri mestnih VOLT
yah spomladi. N2rok ti6i TEN, da
mnogo neStanovitnih volilccv -
to Je nesocialiStov. kteri le IL sim
patti gIaSujeio N socialistc - "a
lde V nasprotni tabor. kadar so
mestne volitve. X tenn pa Sc pri-
pomorejo vodie delavskih unii.
kteri vedno m~eSetarijo z delavski-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-11

mi GLASGOW bodisi pri demokra,;,
ali republikancih.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
Income Tax Amendment.

lansing Mich, Jan. 25.-One of the
most important pieces of legislation to
come before the present session Of the
legislature and one which is before
every legislature i'm the country is
the matter of amending the federal
constitution so as to make possible the
income tax.
Kent county can well lay claim to
having fathered this legislation I'm
Michigan, as Senator Carl Mapes Of
Grand Rapids is the daddy Of the bill
introduced in the senate and which
will without doubt pass the legislature
as he has written 1t.
Senator Mapes introduced this bill
In the senate almost as soon as he
had taken his seat there. ut was inn
mediately reported out 10y the COM
mittee on federal relation Of which
Mapes is chairman and just as quick
ly passed the committee of the whole
without argument and without amend
ment. The bill is now up tc IS third
reading in the senate and 'ess all
indications fail will pass without ar
gument and without amendment.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
ANACONDA GETS
AN INJUNCTION
THIS ACTION NOT OPPOSED BY
TTE-BALAkLAvA AT THE
PREF LIN VARY
HEARING.

Butte. Mont, Jan. 25.-Judge Me-
Clernan OF the district court has
granted temporary injunction in ia
vor Of Anaconda and against the
Butte Balaklava Co.
At the close OF expert testimony for
Anaconda. the defendant refused 10
put I'm any evidence or to insist that
the Injunction also apply to Anaconda.
The injunction, therefore. applies only
10 Butte Balaklava.
Anaconda had evidently expected a
fight on the part Of the defendant and
had a number Of most eminent geolo-
gists and experts at this end. The re-
fusal OF B. & B. to oppose the injunc-
tion created a surprise.
Anaconda is merely required to put
up a nominal bond of $4,000, which is
satisfactory To the defendant, although
Anaconda offered larger bond. Ana
conda win try TO bring the case to
final trial as speedily as possible. II
Is evident that Butte BalalXlava did
not wish TO show it's hand at the pre-
liminary hearing--Gay 4 Sturgls,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
FRED ROFHM /
PASSES AWAY
WELL KNOWN CALUMET RESI-
DENT sUccUMss TO coMPLl.
CATION OF DISEASES EAR
LY TODAY.

The death occurred at 1850 O'Clock
this morning. at the family residence
on Willow avenue OF Fred Roehm, one
of the best known residents of the cop
per country.
The cause of death was "A complica-
tion OF diseases, from which the late
Mr.. Roehm had been a sufferer for the
past two years. While his death was
not entirely unsupported. 1t viii occa-
sion deep regret. Fred Roehm was
widely known, numbering his friends
by the score.
The deceased was So years of age,
and is survived by a wife and three
children, as well as two brothers, Paul
p, and John, and two sisters, Mrs
Robert Dobbie and Mrs. Henry ReichIe.
both of whom are residents of Buffalo
and are expected here to attend the
funeral. The children are Helen M,
Fred W.. and William S. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not yet
been completed. but II probably will be
held Sunday afternoon under the au-
spices of Montrose commandery.
Mr.. Roehm was born in Ontonagon
county and came to Calumet when
quite young. residing. here continuous
ly ever since. He attended the first
school ever erected in Calumet He
was engaged in the mason contracting
business. His father was the late
Christ Roehm one of the copper coun-
try's best known pioneers.
Fred Roehm was an active worker
fraternally, being a member of Hecla
lodge, 1. o. o. F., Charity lodge,
Knights of Pythias, Calumet Encamp-
ment, the Calumet lodge of Ehlks. the
Blue lodge, f. & A. NJ, Montosre
Commandery, X. T., Michigan Sover-
eign Consistory of Detroit: and Ahmed
Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
He also was a member of the Calumet
Social club, being a former president
of that organization.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
THuRsToN is coNsscRATED.
New Bishop Of Diocese Of Oklahoma
Takes Up Duties.

Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. 25.-The
service OF conservation Of Rev. Theo-
dore Payne Thurston as bishop of the
diocese OF oklahoma took place here
today, and was one OF the most not
able ceremonies in the history of the
Episcopal church in this city 1t was
10 o'clock before the procession of
bishops, clergy. laymen and choristers
who were to take part I'm the service
reached st. Pauls church. The deco
rations of the church We're most elab-
crate and it was crowded to its capac-
ity.
The number of bishops participating
was larger than usually takes part
in a ceremony of the kind Bishop
Tuttle of Missouri, the presiding bish-
op Of the church, ofiiciated. assisted by
the Right Rev. Francis X. Brooke,
missionary bishop OF Oklahoma, and
Right Rev. Frank r. nfillspaugh, bish-
op Of Kansas. The presenters were
Bishop Brewer of Montana and Bishop
Edsall of Minnesota. Rev. Samuel c..
Welles Of Vinita, OKLA. and Rev.
Theodore Sedgwic< Of st. Paul were
the attending prebyters. The conse-
Grafton sermon was preached by
Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts,,
who was dean of the Episcopal Theo-
logical Seminary when Mr. Thurston
was a student there.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
REMEMBER FAMOUS ACTOR.
Centenary of James e. Murdoch is
Marked by Friends.

Philadelphia, Pa. Jan. 25.-The fact
that today was the centennial ami
versary of the birth of James e. Muir
doch was recalled by the inmates of
tho Forrest Home for Aged Actors,
some of whom were personal friends
and professional associates of the
great actor Mr.. Murdoch. who was
one Of the last of the celebrated ac-
tors of the old school of which For
rest. Macready and the elder Booth
We're the chief exponents. was born in
Philadelphia, Jan. 25, 1911, and much
OF his professional career was close
ly identified with this city. 1t was on
the stage Of the old Arch Street Thea
ter. in 1889, that he made his first
appearance behind the footlights, and
later he became manager of the
Chestnut Street Theater. After MAX
ing numerous successful tours Of the
United States and Canada. and also
appearing in England. Mr.. Murdoch
retired from the stage and spent his
declining years on farm near Gin
cinnati. where he died in 1893, aged
eighty-three.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
MRS. W. T. RICHARDS DEAD.
Old Resident of Calumet Passes Away
at c. g. n. Hospital.

Mrs. William II. Richards. aged 55,
of 1906 Cemetery street, IIecla, died at
8 O'Clock this morning at the c. a H.
hospital. She is survived by a hus-
band six children and a sister, the
latter residing at Lichfield. Mich. The
children are William of Arkansas, Jo-
seph OF Wisconsin, Mrs. William Ey-
stad of Astoria, Ore, Mrs Thomas
Tippett of Ishpeming, and Florence
and Myrtle. residing at home.
The funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon, with services at the resi-
dence. Rev. w. M. Ward. officiating.
The late Mrs. Richards was born in
Bedford county. Pa. coming to Calu-
met early i'm life. She underwent an
operation at the c. & II. hospital last
Friday afternoon and seemed to be
doing nicely until last evening when a
relapse occurred. Her death will he
sincerely regretted BY a large num-
ber OF friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
Attorney General Hands Down an
Opinion Legislative Employees
Cannot Draw Pay for
Sundays
LEGISLATORS ALSO AFFECTED
Many Thousands Of Dollars Will Be
Saved to the State IL the Supreme
Court upholds Ruling of
Mr.. Kuhn.

lansing, Mich, Jan. 25.-Attorney
General Kuhn has. handed down an
ooinion that legislative employees can
not draw pay for Sundays. an opinion
which IL is said will cut the expense
of the legislative session at least $1O,-
GOO. and many additional thousands, If
the supreme court holds that legis-
lators and employees are entitled to
nav only on working days. There are
lO4 employees now on the roll of the
two houses. So in the senate and As
IN the house. The clerks of the house
and senate have received ten dollars a
day, saturday and Sunday included.
May Gust Warner Men.
lansing, Mich, Jan. Ex-Governor
Osborn has not as yet issued any COM
missions to the Warner recess ap-
pointees confirmed by the senate in
the recent raid OF the "Danites." He
has issued commissions to all the ap-
pointees of his own choosing which
were confirmed.
Governor Osborn points to a section
Of the statute which provides that the
recess appointees shall hold office un-
iii the end of the session, or. until
their successors are appointed, unless
removed 'lby competent authority"
The governor would be competent au-
thorty.
Stin further 1t is said on good au-
thority although the governor refuses
to affirm or deny IL, that he has n
lengthy opinion from one of the most
prominent constitutional authorities i'm
Michigan which holds that the War
ner appoiHtees may be removed by
the governor at any time and that he
may substitute his own with or with
out the confirmation of the senate.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
Senator Paynter Says He Doesn't
Believe Presidents Using In
fluence Against Illi-
noiS Man
DEFENDS COMMITTEE REPORT
kentuekian Declares Accused Solon is
"Man of Perfect Morals" Also
Praised Lee o'Neil Browne
and ShurtIeff.

Washington, ID. c., Jan. 25.-For the
first time since the debate in the case
of Lorimer began, mention was made
today OF the reported interest Of the
president in the unseating of Lorimer
because of alleged bribery.
Senator Paynter of Kentucky, who
was a member of the subcommittee
which reported in favor of exonorat-
ing the Illinois senator, defended the
committee report.
Referring to the frequent assertion
I'm the public press that the president
is using his personal, If not his official
influence, against Lorimer, Paynter
said he desired TO resent the imputa-
ton against the president.
Il have had" he said, IAN exalted
opinion OF the presidents character
and have believed that he has chosen
wisely i'm many of his selections for
judicial positions.
The president is a great lawyer and
knows the constitution divided our
government into branches and that it
was intended one branch should not
invade the province of another. The
president knows the senate is made
the judge of the election Of its mem
bers; therefore the constitution denies
to the executive and judicial branches
of the government the right to deter
mine who is entitled to a seat in this
body"
He said the president could as well
advise the supreme court as To the
tenor of its decision in the Standard
Oil and tobacco trust cases as to un-
dertake the influence the senate's
course with reference to its action for
or against Mr.. Lorimer.
Paynter defended the character of
Senator Lorimer, who, he said. was a
man of perfect morals" and also
spoke in terms of praise of Senator
Shurtleff of the Illinois house of rep
resentatives and State Senator Lee
O'Neil Browne, the Democratic leader
who gave their support TO Lorimer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-01-25
VISIT TO N. c. M.
MAY MATERiALIzE
PRESIDENT TAFT STATES If HE
MAKES WESTERN TRIP NEXT
SUMNER HE WILL VISIT
HoUGHToN.

Washington. Jan. 25.-President Taft
has been invited to attend the quarter
centennial of the Michigan College of
Mines at Houghton next August. The
president was introduced to President
+. w. McNair of the college, and was
formally presented with the invita-
tion. If he decides to take a western
trip at this time, President Taft as
sured his visitors, he will make a stop
at the Michigan college. He has not
made up his mind at the present time
whether he will journey so far from
Washington. but in case he does the
Michigan city will be among the first
to receive his attention.