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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
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New York. Juno 80 Wha, prom
is-s I" he The most sensational and
far reaching trust action the federal
government has ever undertaken ~
expected To- take dcfinit. form her.
TODAY when federal grand jury
which mas been hearing evidence
against certain officials ~ the United
states steel corporation. It's subsid.ar-
lis and many independent steel COM
pnni"s makes i.s report IL h known
hat the findings uf the grand Jury
rromiS. ta De- grratcr revelation
than any of the published rumors
have Indicated. Criminal indictments
charging conspiracy tu control the
prices nf steel and steel products the
country over. involving men high up
IN the financial w"slj. are said to be
ready. The governments investiga-
lions are said even to have reached u
prominent law firm of this city which
has for years been commonly identi-
fled with many so-calicd trust con-
tracts and pooling agreements
some of th. evidenc. presented to
the grand jury is said to show that
the steel business in the United states
mas been divided by agreement into
about twenty pools
The pools. IL IN said. have been
formed by agreements between the
subsidiaries of the steel corporation
and many al the independents.
The governments action Is directed
more against the "trus, within the
trust than against the steel corpora
zion alone, although the evidence laid
before the grand jury ~ said Ia In
NolVc many of .:'c ,ificers Of the big
COMPANY
While the bureau of corporations
az Washington has been making an
Investigation of the steel corporation
for nearly three years this proposed
criminal action ie apart from that,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
HINES DECLARES He
TOOK Up L0R|MER
FIGHT BECAUSE
Of PENROSE
He Informs Committee Hhat
He Was Approached BY Al
dnch Also and Told MI
Taft Favored Plan.
BOTH WANTED PARTY
RANKS FILLED Up
W, Evening ucrn,a \. y. L.n.ca wire,


WASHINGTON. June 90 Edward
liinos oi Chicago The Storm center
lhus far OF the second l.orimcr IN.
curry today told he senate commit
tee his sto.l o. hoW ne became active.
~ Interested ia the election oi Ma
Lorimcl tu thc United states senate.
lie declared that both Senators Aid
rich aud Penrose approached him u
May 1909. on The subject of the lll.
nois senatorial situation and thar
Senator Aldrtch represented 10 ham
that President Tell was ospecinlir
interested iN having the Illinois go.
cancy hlcd senator Nidiich, NJ
Hines said. also statCl that both uc
ana lho president t-lt thai MI Lon.
mer. then representa- IN con.
creas. could bc elected
Nj Hinc asserted that Senator
Aldrich had wanted him 20 20 10 the
White House 90 SEE the presidcnt
Hines said ina, be thought Il best for
Mr Aldrich add Mr. Fait 10 talk tho
matter over hy themselves ana aid
noi gc senator Aldr'ch cane 20 him.
hr sgid. Immediately following Tho
conference and reported the presi or
as iayoring l.orimcr
Nj. Hines said hc at once pot IN
communication with senator iorimcr
~ springfield over the telephone anl
Weut ,.yri the mex day 90 cari} ON
what b. believed so hy a mission oi
the administration
Senator Aldrich tol him that ! any
one doubted the ADMINISTRATION a
,itude 10 have them call up either Ala
rich or prcsidon TAM himself
Following the forenoon session ui
the committee at ahich Mr. lincs
testified Senator ponrose made tins
statement IN regard TO his activity iu
he Iormcr matter.
~ did ialk with him about the sit
uation In the Illinois legislature pcnd.
ing the senatorial election IN 1903.
had served with senator Hopkins anG
felt Interested In him and ! told Mr.
Hines that ! honcI thore would be au
election | lhuu-hi the Republican
ranks should be nllct up nd said so
mu beyond such oXnrossion ! dil NOT
go senator Aldrich ioli tho same
, way ana 80 expressed himself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TRAIN HELD Up
AND MAIL CAR
IS ROBBED
Masked Robbers Near West
Fork, Oregon, Take Charge
of Engine Crew and Escape
With Registered Matter.
EXPRESS MESSENGER
KEPT HIS CAR LOCKED
tny Evening u~ra,d \. y. Leased Wire,

Glendale. ore, Junr apparent.
IS mistakinp the first section OF north
bound passenger train No 10 on tho
southern Pacific railroad for south
bound train said TO be- CARRYING "a
shipment oi sfon.n0 in gold dust
upm seattle to san Francisco, four
robbers held up the north bound train
last night ut aio o'clock near West
Fork. an isolated station in COW
Creek canNon The robbers riflcd the
mail ear blowing up the safe. and
made away with thu registered mail
They tried tu secure entrance to tn,
express ear. bat were foitod bN Mos-
scngcr Hnbb. who refused 81 open the
door despite threats that thcN would
use dynamite " ho resisted The
rohhers. after fruitlossly pr,lng with
"A 0roWbar at TIA" sidc duuf oi ,hp
car. finally dcsist,d aud docamped
with tho loot secured from tn, mail
car Tho Jmoun, secured hy the rob-
h'r- i- believed 10 he sunli
Tlie robbers boarded tho train nj
N'sJ Fork while tho engine was TAX
ins water soon after " had got un-
dc. naN thvy crtwlod nNrr the tender
into the cab and directed the ongi,
ne'r to stop tbc train
This done. one uf The men kept
ia, ,ugip,or aud fireman under cover
of his rcNolN,rs. while the other wen,
bach and uncuupled the mail baggage
ana express cars. Then the engineer
Was ordered Ia pun these cars some
distance AZ the track. whore Ice was
again ordered 90 stop.
The roEbcfs went back Ia the mail
ear ard lining the rnDi' clerks up. took
the registered mail pouches and a. ma
mitcd the mail car safe.
The noise oi the explosion warned
MessoDsrr i,obh at VITA, was taking
place. aud when the demand came
for him Co opcn his door ho made no
response The rohbcrS threatened "a
blow him up with dynamite. but this
did not produce any response, and IN,
robhcrs tried to pry the door open
with q CTpwbar. After finding that
they were onlj wasting time thcY de-
camped. leaving the engine and ears
on the Cow creek siding
Posses have boon organized to pur.
sue the robhcrs Who. however hay,
secured a long start,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
He Was Charged With Slay-
ing George E. Copeland in
Brown Palace: Also Killed
Won Phul.
HE EXPECTED TO BE
ACQUITTED BY JURY
Verdict Was Brought Into
Court and Judge Received it
at 3 O'clock; Prisoner Was
Nervous.



b'nN'F. colorado, June - -HTanh
iihroid iienwoOd was found guiy
o. murder Ia the second deproe
'or shooting ana klllink George L.
copeland The shooting took place IN
ihr haUnom OF the Brown Palace
notcl ana Copeland was kiled acci.
dehtalll While HonwoOd Was shooting
az W" fhul who rlso was killcd
- Jury announced at . 80 o'clO, *
that u had agreed upon q verdict.
Ihr tIial nudge was nnsedt from the
. loom ana did not return uniii 3 O'Clock
~ which time the verdict was upcped
and read lienwood WAS IN court pale
aud plainly dinplaying ncrynu.upEA
HIS lace nlancneG whci ,ic verdict
was read tie said he rad expected
acquittal
Cp io 4 30 this morning no indica-
iions had come noli the room IN
which The jury that beard ,ho case
against Henwood, had reached Il ver
i diet Beth thc court bailins came
down STAIRS 20 the court room shortly
after the jury returned from brcak-
last, indicating that their presence
would moi ne needed for SOME time.
Before retiring last night the jury
elected John Baxter foreman Baxter
Is solicitor ion o printing house. is
married and the father OF nine chill.
drcn,
After returning froE breakfast this
morning the iury Immediately pro
roeded To go over the instructions OF
I the court
For The first time IN several DAYS.
the court room was thrown open TO
the public mis- morning. but the NOR
hidly curious were conspicuous by
thclr absence during ne early hours.
The ease against llenwood charg'
ing the murder Of sylvester /. Won
phul was set ihiS morning for July
o. Tho u1al Oi this case, however, de-
ponds upon tho outcome uf the pres
cnt trial.
TO an Associated Press representative
his morning. lonWood Ina his cell a,
the ciiy jail. eNpicSscd confidence In
a verdict of acGuitiai. mo- only he
said. because h, was innocent, hut
because ot what he termed the Slim
testimony offered lbs the prosecution
lienNoad rcpoa oily referred 10
The loyalty oi his friends who hc said
Rad overlooked nOlhin- IN their Kind
IS. ;houghtiul treatmcn, ot himself
lie spent fairly good night hc
said. considering The ordeal through
which h. had gone
Only once was Mrs. Springer
name mentioned and Ihcn only IN con
nociion with what ho limited was
feeling OF onmity ou zee part OF onS
oi the employees coz the Springer
ranch"
llouwood had reference 30 the test
mony oi Mrs. Carpenter who told O
HcnwOod's actions with Mrs. Sprlngc'
during his visit tu jhc springer ranch
Rumor 10 IA. cnect that the jury
,tood seven Tor conviction and nv
tor acQuitlal on the first ballot cir
culatod about inc court room shorty
before noon. hur the hailifs declare
that they had no knowledge that ;
ballot had nccn tahen AZ all
At noon the jury Nled on o' 'h'
court honso and walkcd dole.
blocks 10 down town restaurant 10
lunch Tho naIiins announced tia
shcfe would be- nothing doing a
least until two O'Clock when the pre-
siding judge would return from hi
lunch.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
BABIES ARRIVING
N QUANTITIES
New York Hospital Forced 10
Put Doctors and Nurses in
Tents IN Order to Make
Room for Patients.
~, E,~nins u.rala y q. Leased Wire,

Sew Nutk, juno - Babies hove
been arriving with such frequency
at tic jewish Mat,rlity hospital irye
TINT uy. physicians, .iN nurses aud
tnr hosp.tal ,uperlntondcut have had
tu rIVe pp thciv rooms Co arcomnio-
date thc n,N comors. Since june list.
ic1 anhics nave been horn. including
g. .Uts twins ON, set weighed
Mine pounds tch Thu anDtors aud
uuis,- ar, sleeplue uudrr tents On
tho roof of tn hpsultUl Nud th
three hospital cats aro Mo moth"r.
OF ftNlfo,n kittens
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
TWELVE DINING CARS
TRAVEL EAST DEADHEAD
Iiluipn,cm Vscd In Transporting ph,-
R-i,ians 10 Los Nngc,c~ 's''u'n"' !"
s,icago.

SVnta Pc train No. 10 this morning
was preceded by n section comp"scd
of twelve dining cars aud two ohser-
vation-huffct ears which lcti the city
shortly after \ o'clock this mornlns'
This doadhcad equipment IL return
ms to Chicago from tho i.os Angeles
doctors convention" The inviting
special was drawn by Two engines
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
AVIATOR FALLS BUT
He STILL LIVES
John F. Joyce Drops in Biplane
500 Feet. Crashes Through
Backstop and Suffers Only
Minor Injuries.
IN, t.,..,sx u~rs,a 4. =. ,..... wire,

chicrgo. Ju1o a,--John j. Joyce.
an aviator. fell 500 feet ~ biplane
at Hawthorn park yesterday ana cs-
caped with only slight Injuries. lie
one trolley wire and heavy wooden
backs,op for baseball diamond.
The baclstop was wrecked and the
biplane vas literally torn to pieces
but Joyce escaped with only n
,praln'd ankle. scratched face and =
possible minor fracture ~ ono OF the
small bones 20 the leg
Joyce tcll In tlc course of an in
wruction fiight he had undertaken
for several pupils who W,r" ~ the
park
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
MISS BROWN WEOS
LIEUT.. BARNETT
Third Artillery Officer is Now
Husband of Daughter Of
Commander Brown of U. s.
Navy Fame.

Elkius " Va june 30. kathDr-
iu, DAVIS lroWp. daughter uf Com
nnudor q. ST. Brown 4. = X a
hero ot Samoa and granddaughter ~
tormvr United states senator ilrurv
Gassnw1N Davis. vas married az noon
today go Lieut. chester y Barnett of
the Third artillery, T.. :. \. and sta
iinntd az san Antonio. fcNns
The Wedding ceremony vas held IN
the ilali of Graccland. the residence
Of former Senator Davis
The Young couple viii ruakc their
homo al san Antonio.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
DENVER JUR|ST IS
STRUCK DOWN BY
SEVERE HEAT
Judge John Campbell Over.
come While Attending Con.
ference and is Removed to
Hospital; Condition Serious


IIthNtL Iunt 2" ~-TnHst JoTn Ii-hU
Deil, chiei justice of the supreme
court OF Colorado, VAS overcome us
heat while aticndiag u conference oi
Judges IN chambers TODAY aud was
removed 90 81 Lukes hospital IN an
unconscious condition
A. this hospital IT was stated that
the inriSt had rnllicd somewhat, but
his condition Is regarded as rather
s.rious
Justice CampDriis home H. In
Colorado springs lie has served OH
The bench for eighteen wears.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
ILLINOIS WATER WAY
BILL IS BEATEN
By Using His Gavel. the
Speaker Again Prevents
Any Action on the Much
Fought Over Measure.
~, Esralsg Herald A. y. leased M,ss,

springfield. III. June 29.--by ruling
thai N" legislative day ended last
midnight with the calendar day
speaker Adkins today made II impos-
sible 10 pass any deep waterway bill
which can become effectiye on July
This 10 the second tins in The spe
cial session when the minority In the
house aided by the speaker and his
gavel' has succeeded In routing the
majority aud defeating waterways
hslls, which had been previously pass.
ed by the senate
The bill presented 10 the house last
highl was a compromise measure
which permitted fIle use of $500 900
10 conserve water power sites In the
Illinois river valley.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
.|MSuRRECTOS MAY
FIGHT AGAIN
They Threaten Maderos That
if Customs Changes Are
Made at Juarez. They Will
Take Up Arms.

tDy Es~Hisv W~ra,a \. -. s-asrS wise'
III paso. Texas june 20 serious
trouble ~ threatened IN Jnarc2 as
result qf she ahakc-np in til" customs
department Two protests one to
Francisco l. Mal"ro. Jr., ana one to-
day I" President Dc Ia Barra, against
the removal go the men now in Office
have been sent. lnsnrrocto sl mpn-
,hzcrs SAY They viii take gp arms II
|rcmovals are made saturday. as Gr-
dorcd. and the feeling In JunrDl -
tense
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
ACTION TO QUASH
INDICTMENTS
Decision in Case Of Alleged
Dynamiters in Los Angeles
Continued to Give Court
Time to Examine.


Los Angeles. cat, june @H.--N de
pision nu the motion az the dcscnse
to auash the indictments against +.
Ira Bender, \. = Mapic aud u II.
Connors. union men accused of hay
ing conspircd to dynamite the county
hail ot records early on tho morning
ot september g. 1910. was continued
today until Monday Judge Wills an'
nnuucing that he had not the time to
examine he authorities cited.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
CUNARO COMPANY
GIVES Up FIGHT
Seamen Win Their Conten'
tions With Big Passenger
and Freight Line; Other
Concerns Yield Also.

LiNcIuol June 20 The Cunard
steamsbIr compan, this ancinoon
agreed q. rpeusuizc tho Scamcn ?
union. iu,udlug the doctors organ
lZation. TH. strhers arc rcturuiuc to
work
The CANADIAN Pacific ana the Al.
Ian line also yielded this morning.
The strike hn- nFd "a serious effect
on TIA" disiribuU.u 'f American and
canadian foodstHIf The uNays are
'ittorod with hug mHnu,ics of bacon
cheese. lard and Huli.r which tht
dock hands prevent tn. Hrt'rs hand
ling.
fh" trade In ManclD.lrr IS equally
dlscrganisod From tuu 20 ffl}
ships including many ttHu Atlantic
sscls, are tied NJ. as a., 20 number
of frlii laden vessels and thu-, hay.
lns other pcrishablc cargoos
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
TOBACCO TRUST IS
TOLD TO QUIT
Supreme Court Directs Attor.
ney General to Instruct
Lower Courts to Carry Out
Order of Dissolution.

III UNr"i"g Ucrnid T. q. I.sWs~d Wirsb
Washington, June ~ The supreme
court of thr l'n.tod states today is
sued an order ts tho attorney general
directing him tn instruct the lower
courts O." carr, out the supreme
courts decision providing ror the dis
solution of the American Tobacco
COMPANY Thr thirt, days allowed the
company tu ask for . re.henring had
expired.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
GEORGE LONCAN IS
DEAD; AGE s.
Prominent Kansas City Eduoa-
tor and Inventor of Mathe-
matical System Succumbs
Today at His Home.
om, E,."i"g Wern,a A. y. L.m-.a Wire,

Kansas CitT, Juue 20 George u
Longdn. assistant superintendent ~
schoul' In thIs city ana originator oi
The Lougan sys;em oi primary mum
h'rs, Widely used in the teaching oi
mathematics ihroughoui the country
died at his humo her, today. aged SO
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
HARVESTER TRUST IS
PLACED ON LIST
Resolution in House by Lobek
of Nebraska Proposes In
vestigation of International
Company.

Washington. Iuur .' AZ U.sti-
fnii"u to determine, whether thr lu-
t'rWatt'uh laurstfr company has
violated m, anr-trnst. Interstate r,m-
m'r"' "i national banking laws. and
Vh,iu': 10 has Dut'rod into relations
lu Violation pf uv Nitb other persons.
urme oi "urpnrdtioue i- rr"po~'d Boo
p .,-nlut'u Introduced TODAY bv Rep
rrs.utaut, lub,,h "f N.hra4ka
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
PRESIDENT NOMINATES
FOREIGN POSITIONS
Ministers pcnipotr"tiar, and Cn.
srnatc Tor t'-Mai APPROVAL
n, E,~.,.r mr,.,a 4. y. Lrm.~a Wire,

ius Cse0iWn Herald \. y. tsrws~d NtrrI
. WASHINGTON. JuJnc -. Presi- .
. dcpi fatt sent Ia the senate to- .
q day the following nominations .
. Envoys extraordinary ana min .
. isters plrnipotcniinrN WIN. u. q
. l,Isscll, ot the District OF CO. 9
. lumbin. io the dominican Re- Z
. public. Evan T.. Young. South Z
. Dakota. 10 Ecuador; y. n Grcv. Z
. star, To Paraguay ana Uruguay. =
. Charles bunning White, New =
. Jersey. Ia Honduras: II. Porcival =
. Dodge, Massachusetts, To- Pam =
. anna. Lewis Einstcin New York =
= 10 Costa Rica.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
HEAT RECORD BROKEN
TOOAV ~ SiOux CITY

Sioux CITY. Iowa, lunc - All ho,
weather records for the season were
smashed today when the Temperature
reached lOl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
O|Az IN GERMANY
TO TAKE BATHS
General and Late Dictator is
En- Route to Wiesbaden
Where He Will Undergo
Treatment for Ailments.


Ffankioft-on-tho-M MaIn, UorninnN,
June .9.---Gcnoral Pmfirio Diaz. for
mcr president ~ Mexico. arrived here
today. lie is on his way Ia Wios-
baden, where he viii taks the cure.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-29
Most Important and Far
Reaching Action Ever Un-
dertaken BY Government
Against Big Concerns.
COUNTRY DIVIDED
INTO TWENTY POOLS
A Trust Within a Trust, is
What Officials Seek Now TO
Destroy and Outcome Will
Be Sensational.


. Now York. june 80 The fed Z
. 'ral grand jury late this after
. noon returned nine indictments
. against that number of pools al.
. lcecd to be operating as the so-
. ratl"d Wir. trust {
The Calumet news., 1911-06-22
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Miss Margaret Lauderdale has gone
to Elkhardt. Ind.
Miss Louis Klinkert has sreturned
from Marquette.
James f. Virgins has returned from
short visit to the iron country.
James g. Mills has gone to West
Baden for the benefit OF his health.
Mrs. Theresa Lucas of Milwaukee.
formerly of this city. Is visiting here.
DR.. w. r. King and sister. Miss
Ellie. have left on an extended east
ern trip.
H. f. Fay of Boston. is expected I'm
Calumet today on one of his period
ical visits.
Attorney Anthony Lucas left yes
terday afternoon for Chicago on legal
business.
The pupils of st Anne's parochial
schools went to the Lake Shore toda y
to picnic.
Peter O'Connen left last night for
Queenstown, ireland, where he will
spend the summer.
A. p. Entenza. who was recently
graduated from the Detroit law school.
arrived i'm Calumet yesterday.
Charles l.. Noetzel has returned
from Saginaw. where he attended the
Knights Templar convention.
Leonard Weismann and bride have
returned from their honeymoon spent
i'm Cincinnati and other cities.
Bishop Els of Marquette. will be In
Calumet next Sunday to confirm a
large class at st. Johns Croatian
church.
J. p. Goodman. of Spitz, Rorick, and
Co. the well known banking and brok-
ers firm or Toledo. o., is in Calumet on
business.
MIR. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell have
returned from Saginaw. where Mr.
Campbell attended the knights Tenn
plar convention.
The remains Of the late Mrs. Charles
Utz were ghipped to Black Creek, wis,
this morning over the South Shore
road. for interment.
Joseph Bennett. VINO is at Menom
inee with the Laurium knights OF
| tytniaS. hltenuS NiSitlhs III ChiNoS'
before returning home.
Mrs Trafet is in Marquette. where
she attended the graduation exercises
OF the Marquette Normal school. from
which her daughter. Miss Ethel. was
| graduated.
| VIII Forster and wife. and Bert
Forster left last night for Baraga, to
attend the funeral of the late John
Funkey, who died Monday at the F'ors-
ter residence in Red Jasket.
| The funeral Of the late Tony Ozich
accidentally shot by his partner Co
lop, i'm the formers room I'm the Ko-
chever home at Newtown, took plac,
yesterday with services at st. Joseph's
Slovenian church, and interment In
Lake View cemetery.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-22
NORWEGIAN TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION IN CALUMET
DELEGATES FROM WISCONSIN
AND MICHIGAN MEET FRIDAY.
Good Music and interesting Talks are
Features OF Program.

The annual Norwegian temperance
convention will oren Friday evening
At the Norwegian Lutheran church on
Seventh street, with delegates I'm at
tendance from all parts of Northern
Michigan and wisconsin. The con-
vention will be i'm progress three days
and a number of interesting talks
have been arranged, as well as good
music.
The first meeting will be held at
Sis Friday evening, when the dele
gates will be welcomed TO Calumet.
All scandinavian pastors and tenn
perance workers are invited TO be
present There will be addresses by
Knute Johnson of Underwood. Minn..
president of the convention, Rev.
Refsdahl OF Chetak. Wis, William
Ager OF Eau Claire. wis. and several
others There will also be special mu-
sic by the boys choir.
on Saturday evening social Will
be conducted and a special address by
Rev. H. c, Shaw of Houghton, on the
theme. THE Second Great Moral
Question" There will be good music
by the choir and several vocal solos.
Rev. Refsdahl will preach at the
Norwegian Luehtran church Sunday
morning and there will be special mu-
sic. Addresses will be given by sew
eral OF the visiting pastors and dele
gates at the evening service.
The Calumet news., 1911-06-22
KNIGHTS OF RoMULUs.
Council Of Order Instituted at Iron
Mountain by Calumet Man.

Dominick Borgo, of Calumet. past
grand councillor and general organizer
NJ the knights of Romulus. instituted
council Of the order i'm Iron Noun
tain last evening. says the Iron Noun
tain Tribune Gazette. Another meet
ing is to be held at Benzo's Hall to-
morrow evening to complete the work
OF formal organization.
The officers are:
roconsole-Christiano Rigoni.
Proconsole-Battista Serena
Pstrono-Rufinol Corrocci.
Questore-Giovanni Scavarda.
Patrizio-Vinceno Luzi Pasquale
Celanesi. Pietro Feira. francesca Tom
assoni
Censore-Domenico Benzo, Battista
Brosio.
Tribuno-Luigi Tramontini. Glov-
ami Rubbo.
Ceturione-Giuseppe Bolognesi.
Decurione-Santa Noti
Araldo- F'loriano Menghini