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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-30

WAGONS TO SUIT You, RuBBER
tires put on prorlptly. Ut RlGriARD-
sun BROS. OILS BROOK Avenue
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John .. Isaacs ana others
VIZ.
John Z. Dove ana others.o
Decree entered November IA, 1911
by virtue of the above decree. and as
special commissioners therein appoint
Gu Tor the purpose, we will proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises,
ut the above time and date, the prop
erty mentioned In said decree. the Old
stone House, fronting 30 feet. more or
less. with depth Of 1855 feet, more or
less. to Rose Alley.
TERMS: One-thlrd C-3l cash ana
the residue in three equal Instruments.
payable at SIX. twelve and eighteen
months. evidenced by negotiable notes,
with interest added. and title retained
until said notes are paid ana deed
ordered by the court: or ali cash. II
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
N-JOSEPH G. TAYLOR
J. THOMPSON RRowN & CO. !
Auctioneers
certify that the bond required By
the above decree OF the special com
mlssioners has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2Ist day
OF November, 1911.
Teste:
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DoI.i. HOSPITAL. c. NJ. MILLER, Pro-
prletof, 22V Nerth Third Street. be-
tween Broad and Grace. All Kinds OF
uoiis repaired Twelve years expe-
riencc. phOne Madison 6iI7. = over
N LBnGhAnGn.s JnMelrx SIore M
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UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors of W. d. NEWSOaTE,
of Richmond, in the county of Hem
rico and district aforesaid-Bank-
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BY C, l. e. Fl. L. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
on

i i1S 6In ION SALE
NICE COTTAGE AND FIVE ACRES
OF LAND ON SEVEN PINES ELEC-
TRIO CAR LINE, NEAR STOP 3S.
BY virtue OF deed of trust. dated
May IS, 1911, recorded In Henrico
County Court. D. r. 1914. page $50,
and at request of noteholder. default
having heen made in payment of the
note secured in said deed, I will sell
by public auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1911,
1880 o'clock p. DI,
the property describ cd In said deed as
all that lot of land. with a three-room
frame cottage thereon, lying and being
in the county of Henrico. fronting 200
feet on the Nine Mile Road, or Seven
Pines Railway. about six miles from
Richmond, containing five acres.
TERMS: Cash for expenses of sale:
$3.50: balance at one and two years.
per cent. interest.
C. L. DENooN.
Trustee
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OBJ
CREDITORS.
CLIFTON c. RICE. ~ i In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
:, ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors of CLIFTON y.
RICE, of Richmond, in the county OF
Henrico and district aforesaid-Bank
rupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
CLIFTON c, RICE was duly adju-
dictated bankrupt. and that the first
meeting of his creditors Will be
held in my office. Rooms Nos. 500
Building. Richmond, Va. on the STH
DAY OF DECEMBER, a. D. 1911, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at which time
the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims, appoint a trustee, exam
inc the bankrupt. and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
November ~. 1911.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS.
In the matter OF No. 1921.
W. 3 Ban NEmsoAE' ! Bana TN
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA:
To the creditors of w. ID. NEW SOME,
OF Richmond, in the county of Hem
rico and district aforesaid-Bank-
ruPt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
2Sth day of November, a. D. 1911, the
said w. D. NEWSOME was duly adj
Indicated bankrupt. and that the
first meeting OF his creditors
Will be held in my office. Rooms
Nos. 500 and sos, American National
Bank Building. Richmond, Va. on the
nth DAY OF DECEMBER. a. D. 1911,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine: the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
THOS. B. SNEAD.
Referee In Bankruptcy
November 30, 1911
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
To the creditors of CLIFTON y.
RICE, of Richmond, in the county OF
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In the matter OF No. 1891.
W. d. NEWSOME, In
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
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FINE 1NVESTMENT-$20.0 900, PAYING
9 1-2 per cent: four new, brick
dwellings, containing eight modern
flats, with basement Total rental
$500: capable of bringing S9,l6O-
10 12 per cent. See these; you will
be delighted. CHAPLIN & HUME.
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BAKERY.

CAKES FOR THAT DINNER. BEST
cake, zoe. lib: rniscn cake, 15c H.:
citron cake. zoe. H.; nut cake, zoe.
lb.: plum puddings. zoe. III. at
T. DRISKARD'S, 423 l-2 North sixth.
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Der8olIalg.

HUMAN HA1R BOUGHT AND sod
at HCGHES'S. 209 NORTH Third.
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
november %. lvil.--iiavtnS this day
sold my interest In Cosoy,s Paint
store, 3l5 North Adams Street, TO
Mr. J. J. Hudson, | wish to thank
my friends and customers for past
faVors and solicit same for the new
hrrn, who will conduct the business
at same place, and will be my sole
agent for Cosby's Climax Cleaner,
Which VIII continue TO manufac
same phone. Monroe 1850.
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JNo. NJ. NOTING. HARDWA
nursery tenders, brlss and black ire
goods. superior cutlery, grape scis-
sors. ash and garbage cans. door
mats, step ladders, poultry shears.
house furnishings
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SMALLEST BIBLE ON EARTH, POST
age stamp SAFE. Illustrated, lUc.
C-tKOLiN@l non ELTI CO.. Green's
Lturu, n G.
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5StlBcallauepuS.

TAYLOR PORK ROLL. THAT'S ALL.
Grocers.
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MAIN STREET CORNER PROPERTY
About i5x145, containing two brick
buildings: only Sl1.500. Rental now
pays interest on this. Big profit, we
believe. can be made on this. No
safer place to plant a little money
now. CHAPLIN 6 HUME
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.ynr a2alr.

STHUCTUiiAI II[ilS - T. 81 >>N>1, =, y ),
pipe OF every description cut to Greer.
CLARENCE CUSB lezu IL.su Gary
Street. Richmond. vs..
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ctKI OF uNCCSoOI IC5'
These are splendid Newport tables.
with Monarch cushions, cues, balls and
all other accessories necessary for n
first class pool and billiard room.
Also Mahogany Desk and Chair. Elec-
trio Fans. Cash Register, Clock Ia
bles, Chairs, etc, etc.
Purchaser desiring to carry on bust
ness at sans location can obtain lease.
etc. from owners
am authorized to sell privately or
court
Apply to me at 400 American Ma
tional Bank Building for further par
tieulars and Inspection of the goods.
Phone Monroe sis.
Private bids received up to date of
sale.
Goods offered FIRST separately and
then as n whole, the best offer to be
reported to the court
wM. CRuAfP TUCKER,
Receiver
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a SUBURBAN HOME. WITH SIN
acres, adjoining Ginter Park: price.
$3.50. j. a. CONNOLLY &. co
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h. +. & T.. RAILWAY.-TUE FREIGHT
depots of this company viii be closed
NOVEMBER 30 Thanksgiving Day.
Pcrlshablc freight will be delivered
between the hours OF 8 and Q a NJ
LESLIE ELLIS. Agent
ELECTRIC GARAGE. VINE AND MAIN
Streets-We have opened an up-to-
date and well equipped electric CUR
age for the care of electric vehicles
and storage batteries.
RAUCH & LANG ELECTRICS, WA
verlcy elcctrics. Phone for dem
onstration, and let Mr.. Smith talk
with you. w. c. SMITH G. CO., Vine
and Main. 3l4 n. Fifth Street
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have estublishedGtr trade and good req
erence. THE KAuFM4ANN- BAE;R
Co, Cincinnati, %. ~
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SHOE REPAIklN1.

75c. HALFSOLE MEMS SHOES, soc.
ladies'; every pair sewed; best leath-
er; no nails, no pegs. Royal rub
Der heels. zoe. rred-Air rubber heels,
i0c.; leather heels rebuilt like new,
Zoe. DHEW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, I16 East Main Phone
Monroe 2G6I.
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WINDOW CLEANING.

WAXING AND STAINING FLOORS A
specially. WILLIAM JOHNSON. Mon
roe 2l2O.
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UPHoLsTEKIEG AND MATTRESS

PARLoR SUITS, CoUcHEs AND oL0
{. pieces rcupholstered. Mattresses
renovated neatly. Sanitary methods.
Reliable work. SIDNOR & HUMID
LEY, IN east Droud. Madison c2uI
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WHY, PAY 20 CENTS PER POUND FOR
turkey, when you get one tree by
more? "A. B. REID. Mamuser Savingg
= Departnent rs ~. Ninth street
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SECOND HAND MACHINERY BOUGHT,
sold ana exchanged. 1. BLUrORD *
Co. l535f2 East Cary street.
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J. KATZ. THE LADIES TAILOR. 200
NORTH FIFTH STREET
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hampton; will exchange for city
property on cash basis only. j. a.
CONNOLLY & co
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aarofegsietaI help. QMatrtfn

WANTED, TEACHERS FOR SCHOOLS
q open now and January. Can place
200 at sS5 to slOO;5 men and wo-
men. Snecial enrolment offer.
ItNssTEACHBRS' AGENCY
+ Columbia, 8. & G. IS <, "a ~
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glars tot Rel1r.

~ fRHO kut (.SLEus
FIRST FLAT. s VEST: FRGNKIfN:
four beautiful rooms. bath, pantry
and hent. Apply 6 W. franklin.
FURNISHED FLAT FOR RENT, -FOUR
or six rooms, furnished or unfurnish
ed; centrally located modern conye-
nicnces. Apply l16 North Third
Street. or phone Madison 1921.
10 SUBLEAsB AR THE
Chesterfield: two rooms and bath
furnished or unfinished. Apply to
MANAGER. - -
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WANTED, POSITION BY YOUNG NAN
(2o), eight years experience in mer-
camille business; AL bookkeeper and
salesman; location ne object: Al ref
erences. Address II 1926. care Times.
I)tsDatcb
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AurttDH Scales. future asaps.

BY j. Thompson Brown & Co,
real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. l1l3 East Main Street.
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ONE STANDARD F1RE-PROOF SAFE;
IN use about year; good condition:
cheap; cash. Address 100. care
IimeS-Dispatch.
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90 FEET ON PARK AVENUE, NEAR
Boulevard: price. $3.50 per foot j.
a. CONNOLLY & co
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--l.,.l..u.., a.,u Z h. sl. ~.

Z EXPE ri lTsCII Viii.
consider Droposition as representa-
i've Tor reliable lumber or coal con-
Germ. Address IL IS. cure Times
Dispatch $50 3%I'S Ei'g.E 5f5T7I- = Il
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COURT SALE
OF
HISTORICAL PROPER
WASHINGTON'S HEADoUAR-
& LEXIS. TIE OLD STONE HOUSE,
s, LIZ ~ 1887. RICuNOND.S OLD
rs i, LANDMARK, NOW A RELIC
tM.USEUM, NO. 1916 EAST MAIN
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1911.
..N o'clock T.. NJ @
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Bankrupt Antlces.

NOTICE OF First MEETING OF
CREDITORS
In the matter of No. 1885.
CLIFTON C. RICE, In
Bankrupt Bankruptcy.
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WANTED, NEAT APPEARING LADY
to assist serving samples during pure
food demonstration. ! HERMANN
SCHMIDT. 504 T. Broad Street Ask
!. for MIR. .ELAVO. -
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WATCH ItEPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ed by WIN. ToBlE| JR., is guar
antec that 1T done properly; 20
years experience. Cleaning, 81: main
springs. 81. 40S East Broud Street
All work Guaranteed
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6sir,raauiiT Oalanfen.. Tan1ale
MOTHERS Heller WOULD l5r> Liz SET 4
y position ito do upper work. family
Il sewing and assist with children
Wages very reasonable. * t455, care
u Tirnes- Dispatch. .HH.t L,gs
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LOST, 4 GOLD WATCH FOB, WITH
inscription, Gratitude, f-2S-lO. IL.
NJ. O" Finder will please return to
Ill West Main and receive reward.
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YOUNG MAN WANTED. TO WORK
Tor large poultry company. Must
give entire services and invest small
amount OF cash as working security;
$2U per week guaranteed. Refer
snces and security given. IL 1873, care
Il Times -Dispatch
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POSTPONED
on account OF rain to
TUESDAY, DECEMB Err Il, 1911,
same hour
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1Nanteo.

GOOD PAYING POSITIONS. GUARAN-
teed to all completing our courses in
bookkeeping, stenoGraphy and type
writing. Send for catalogue. MAS
SEYt BUSINESS COLLEGE. SOC East
Broad Street
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WANTED. GOOD. PLAIN COOK AND
baker White man prcferrcd; one
VINO is willing TO go to the coun-
dress l. 6lS, care Times Dispatch.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-29
Hancock Department
ROUNDING UP DISTURBfRS
IN OUTLYING LOCATIONS
OFFICIALS TRYING TO IMPROVE
CONDITIONS ON HILL.
Number of Arrests Have Been Made
and More May Follow.

The indiscriminate use of firearms
IN connection with christenings. we'd
dings and other domestic celebrations
among the foreign portion of the resi-
dents of the locations on the hill. has
been the occasion of so many disturb
ances that movement to round M
disorderlies was recently undertaken
by First Deputy w. II. Vivian, acting
under instructions from Sheriff Byers.
Last week four disturbers of the
peace were taken in custody in the
vicinity of the Pewabic location. the
complaint against them being making
noise and disturbance. Two more
were rounded up by Deputy Vivian
yesterday morning and warrants were
ISSUED yesterday for seven more. All
those arrested were arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Funkey i'm Han
cock, who administered nominal fines
and costs as warning and lesson.
/, There appear to- have been fractional
differences among some of the men
working IN the mines, growing out of
family ur PERSONAL animosities origin
ating I'm many instances i'm the old
country before coming to America In
these disturbances pistols are fire.
quenty fired off, more perhaps with
a view TO giving a scare than With
a "a int
tiles have determined to put stop to
this practice. The work i'm rounding
up those guilty of this offense will be
greatly appreciated by the several hin
communities. and Deputy Vivian states
That it viii be kept up until Helltown,
Franklin, Coburntuwn and other
places where there Is no regu-
lar police service and which are re-
mote from town made. as peaceablc
and as orderly as the towns.
In Justt" FunIey's court yesterday
the case IT John Baldasari, charged
with firing a pistol at Leopold Lieber-
man of Hancock at Franklin few
weeks ago, was given a hearing and
an adjournment was taken for one
week for the transcribing of the tes-
timony. A number of Witnesses were
examined tAose appearing in behalf
of the defendant declaring that but
one shot was fired, while Lieberman
declares that Baldasari ran after him
and fired three shots, one passing
close to his ear, when he called at the
home of the former to try TO sell some
goods which he was peddling One
witness stated that he had taken Bal |
dasari's revolver away from him after
one shot had been fired
a warrant has been issued for the
arrest of Erick Liesi, on a charge Of
assault and battery against Nantta
Lakanen of Hancock, alleged To have
been committed Wednesday night.
Liesi 1t is said was temporarily act
ing as bartender i'm a Tczcuco street
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QUEER MAN NOT
YET CAPTURED
STRANGER SEEN IN WOODS NEAR
DULUTH, THOUGHT TO BE
DIR. JACkoLE, STILL
AT LARGE.

Many are firmly convinced that the
man seen recently on several occasions
by boys who are camping near Lester
park is DR.. John Jackola, the Duluth
physician, who has been missing since
June 20 last, but he has not yet been
captured says the Duluth Herald.
According To the story told by the
boys he runs and jumps a great deal.
When seen from distance he seems
10 be amusing himself in this manner.
lI'riends of the doctor who have Wis
tied the boys at their camp, state
that the doctor was fond of track attn
letics and that If mentally unbalanced
he might act i'm this way
Robert Chrudinslxi, one of the young
men who is camping on the shores.
and one of those who has seen the
wild man." says that the stranger
has not been seen i'm two days. The
hoys are anxious To capture him and
have been looking for him each even
ing when they go to their camp, but
have not seen him since Wednesday.
The man appears at times when
least expected. He wears no clothes
and if no one is apparently about he
runs and jumps. The boys have heard
him laugh and sing and talk loudly to
himself in a foreign language.
Sometimes he has appeared with
book in his hand. once he stood on
large rock and Grated to the lake
apparently on what was contained in
the book.
The bed which he made in the woods
IL being closely watched and efforts
will be made To catch him If he APP
pears again.
From his picture the boys think that
he is the missing doctor They think
from his appearance that he has been
roaming the woods for some time for
he has a shaggy, though short beard.
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LAKE LINDEN BALL GAME.

Manager John Butala of the Centen-
NAL Heights ball team found IL i'm
possible to bring his men to Lake Lin
den this afternoon to play the Hust-
lers. Some of the players cannot get
away and It was found necessary 10
cancel the date. The fans will have
the pleasure of seeing double header
on the local Diamond tomorrow after
noon. II the weather is favorable.
which should be a good drawing card.
The Hustlers will meet the Tamarack
Mills junior nine shortly after one
o'clock. and this contest will be fol-
lowed by another in which the Hust-
lers and Centennial Heights team will
figure
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FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY.
Burial of the Late Eric Smedhaug Of
Quincy Mills

The funeral of the late Erick Smed-
haug, of quincy Mills, whose death
occurred Tuesday evening. was held
yesterday afternoon from his home az
Mason. The interment was made al
Lakeside cemetery. There was a large
attendance of friends and acquaintan-
ces, including a number Of the Quincy
mine employees from Hancock, Mr.
Smedhaug having been in the employ
of the Quincy mining company for
nearly thirty years. being engaged as
blacksmith foreman. He leaves two
daughters, Mrs. John Horst and Miss
Alma Smedhaug
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DISCONTINUE USE OF WELLS.

1t has been decided to discontinue,
the use of the wells sunk during the
past three years on the city tract in
west Hancock to supply water for the
hillside. A recent analysis of the wa
ter shows IT to be contaminated. and
not ut for drinking purposes. Most OF
the water pumped into the new reser-
voir has been taken from the down
town source of supply, the quantity
obtained from the wells being an ex-
ceedingly small proportion of the en-
tire amount.
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of Elks appointed some time ago to
arrange for an outing for Elks and
their families at the White City. will
meet Sunday to discuss plans for the
picnic which probably will be held
about the middle of August.
A daughter arrived recently at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martin
MAXI of West Hancock.
A. A. Tillman, the furniture man. has
leased one of the old smelling works
buildings near the Copper Range de-
po' to be used as "a warehouse.
w. Frank James. secretary OF the
Hancock fire department and one Of
the delegates to the Bessemer tourna-
ment. returned home this morning,
Philip. the eleven months old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrid Landry, died yes
terday morning. The funeral will be
held tomorrow afternoon. with inter
ment i'm Lakeside cemetery.
The funeral Of Josephine, the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Fed
erighi OF Franklin, whose death occur
red Thursday, was held this afternoon.
Services were held at st. Joseph's
church and interment was at the Han
cock cemetery.
2 Fred NJ. Permission, cashier of the
Northern Michigan Building and Loan
Association. left this afternoon on the
st. Paul train. for Grand Rapids, where
he will attend the national convention
of building and loan associations. The
convention meets on Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday of next week, and
on Wednesday morning. Mr. Pennis-
ton is on the program for an address
on "The Value of Publicity to Build
ing and Loan Associations"
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TORCH LAKE BREvITiEs.

l.. S. Chabot was a business visitor
at Houghton this morning.
Mrs. Roderic Cameron of 'Hubbell Is
at the Lake Superior General hospital
for treatment
Fred c. Bennett. representing the
Wadcna Cracker a Candy company
was "A business visitor In town this
morning.
Henry Duquette and twin daughters
Of Grand Rapids who are visiting at
the home OF MIR and Mrs. Frank Tour
Vile, at Dollar Bay. spent today In
Lake Linden.
"A large number Of local people went
to Freda on the odd Tqlows picnic
this morning. The eight passenger
coaches were crowded. even all stand
ing room being taken.
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TORCHLAKE
DOLLAR BAY DIsBANDs.
Fast Independent Ball Team Breaks
Ranks For Season.


Ranks For Season.
1t was reported this morning that
the Dollar Bay independent baseball
team has disbanded This is regretted
by the majority OF the fans at the Bay
as the boys have been playing good
ball this season. Hill and Kahler, the
battery for the Dollar Bay nine have
Joined the ranks of the Whites at Han
cock. and it was learned today they
will form the battery for the Hancock
nine against the Calumet's this after
noon.
The team was materially weakened
when Leo Cullnan departed for Chica
go. where he is now located. Culnan
was one Of the best little twiriers in
the copper country and, I'm addition,
fill any position In the field. With the
breaking up of the team some of the
other players beside the battery ex-
pect to join other teams of the league.
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ANNUAL PICNIC TODAY.

The Pewabic Methodist Episcopal
picnic today was attended by the us
ual crowd with whom the annual out
ing of the Methodists of the hill is the
most popular excursion of the year
The steamer Uarda, which was char
tered for the outing. made two trips
i'm order To carry the crowd and the
Quincy band was taken along to furn-
ish music.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-29
HORSE RACES TO-DAY.

The matched horse race tomorrow
afternoon at the driving park should
attract a large attendance of admir-
ers of good racing. 1t will I'm all pro-
liability be the last opportunity to
witness this form of sport locally this
season. In addition to the gazing
there is scheduled double header
baseball game between the Elbowtown
and the Trimountain and Quincy
teams.