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Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03
THREE FIRES LAST NIGHT
GasoIias 10 Responsible for Tive aad
Matches Tor Another
BiaHe.

Gasoline caused two fires about o'clock
last night. A one-story frame barn and
workshop IN the rear OF 1875 North Twenty
first street damaged the building ana con
tents TO the extent OF t1OO. Benjamin Click
man. driver Tor q dairy. owned the build
ing, which was used also az a store room
tor milk cana
A defective gasOline stove started q blaze
in the home OF Albert Berg. 1917 Clark
street. The blaze was smOthersd with a
neighbor woman's cloak. mere was no
damage doneg
Fire ana $40 damages 10 furniture and
clothing IN en- upstairs room IN The home
Of Jerry Mccormick. al North Twenty
seventh street The fire started from a
match p ; sl9thss PFssN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

II. d. Nicely left Saturday for California
TO be gone about six weeks. He will meet
Mrs. Nicely at Los Angeles, where she
has been visiting the last three weeks, and
then go TO San Francisco taking in all
points OF interest in California He will
also go to the Catalina Islands for tuna
fishing. sas
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03
The sOuhd sleep OF Good Health.

ment that prevents IL Is a menace "a
health. ]. l. southers. Eau Claire, Wis,
says; Il have been unable 70 sleep soundly
nights. because OF pains across my back
and soreness OF my kidneys MY appetite
was very poor and my general condition
was much run down. I have been takine
Foley's Kidney Pills but a short time and
now sleep AZ sound as q rock. my genera
condition Is greatly improved. and 1 know
that Foiey's Kidney Pills have cured me
For sale by All druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03
INVESTORS READ THIS
MarshalltOwn, Ia, March %, 1911,

w. A. Jones MarshaltoWn Ia March 20 lSl1
LOusian Association
hrevepo La.
Louisiana the
orunte feedi IN
Southwestern
the beta O personally think that
fee
the lle
+rulvvo s.
Marsha ltOwn He has investigated and here
months
will profit by this increase We will pay 2% month to our
profitable $4,000 viii be
$25 $1,000 Send
checker Wrtefo Or
w. Jones' Secretary Exploitation Association
OKahnB ShrsvopOr
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03

In conclusion desire to commend the
firm OF Peterson Bros, owners Of the Twin
City dairy for the big increase In their
score. having gained nineteen points, also
Peter Jepperson. owner OF the Elgin SAM
tary dairy. having gained twenty-three
points. CLAUDE y, bessie,
Dairy Inspector. Omaha"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03

For soreness OF the muscles. whether IN.
dueed BY violent exercise or injury, Cham
berlain's Eminent is excellent This Hni-
ment IL also highly esteemed for the RELIEF
Il affords In cases OF Fhsumausm. Sold b.
al dealarA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03
The Rnhonic PInrne

destroys fewer lives than stomach, liver
and kidney diseases, for which Electric
Bitters Is the guaranteed remedy. 5Oc For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03

Publicity Is the handpGsid OF prosperous
persons IN 5esiHsss. Try See Want ADS.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03
Records Improve.
CERTIFIED pAIRIEl

Following are the scores for the month
Of March:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-03

a series of seventy-fivo pictures, comprising the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10
" I RI c /.

- Nahitebenoe Serren iii1o OILS
Delegaten oes ct. Soiepb @ereins
5ur 4onbention oes 5toatsperban-
oes Der oeuti6en ratboliidel Ser
cine mad Spinner sereiit: SOS. @ou.
rono, Benjamin SdiDegmorL go.
ter @m. M. Subrfuert, 8ater g.
Sdneber, g8iniam Dielmann, g..
SO. Meeper, 6. 2onoauer, Soc Suen.
ger, Seroinano Chefs, Granf 2an-
ae, Sbeooore Mtagott, 6. @enbel,
6. Sdneioer, 8. 9aulnI, Senrp
Siepers. George Stueooen, Sobn
6. 9ielmaiin uno Benjamin 2ange.
9ie aonpention beginnt beute
uno oauert Bis gum Donneritag.
Die ,,Gipic Smpropernent
2eogue" bat ein aus ben Serren
Sranf SuntreB it., 6. S. Sort, 8.
8. 9eaa, 9aobert Wlaoerid, 9fed.
gan Souiton uno ssoiepb gmerion
Smitb beitebenoes 4omite er.
nannt, oas Der 2eague 8oribIdge
besiiglid Ser 8eridonerung Der
Staot MAIDEN uno ebei1htell aub
Blame fir cine iolhe @eribone.
rlne porlegen ion.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10

2afeiennatliren empfansen
Did noh oeinen Gleioern, Serren-
noturen nuh oeiuem Wert.
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muroe tire grbittterung 10 eroB,
oaB iie Mtglieoer Der Seitleituia
tatlib ansriffen, tie nit Steiner
bolnbaroierten uno in banoaliideul
5oben oie @infrieoisnng oes Seit,
plaBes 5eritortein @s enttpidelte ii.l)
cine ipiloe Malien 8riigelei uno
Sic Goli5ei batte Miibe, oie Dro,
nung mieoer ber3lliteIen. Sir cine
sln5abl ser 8eteiliaten oiirfte Der
@r5eB Elm ltlfangenebnes gerihtli,
DIES Nndlpiel baben.
Der fran3oiiide 9oti6after
Gambon tit nad Berlin 5urlGeefebrt
uno bat cine, lange unterrebuae
nit aioerlen-g8ne1ter, oenr 5taats-
iefretdr bes oeutiden guslpartigel1
4mtes, iiber Die Maroffo Mltgele.
eenbeit gebabt. 8eioe &errel, idbie-
nen init bem grgebnis bieie-- lin.
terreoung iebr 5ufrieoeih5u Ieit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10

Mrtbenap, Dem Sreffen bon Or-
leans benz @efebt bon Gboteou.
bum, Dem Henfolitre BON 2ignD, oeln
@efebt BON 8retonceaes, ben brei.
tdgigen Sdla6ten Don Orleans.
Beaumont nilo Sc Mons, ionic ull
Dem @efeht BON Mleneon 9eaf Dem
ariege febrte er nab ieinem Sci.
matsorte Malillftaot in Seiien-Noi.
iait po er aln 8. Oftober 1916 &C..
boren mar, auriid. 3uei Sabre ip1.
fer ipnnoerte er nab glmerifo ols.
Das breiaebnte Sitfaiiterie-.
3esiment lit Samitas in ieiner al
ten @arniion 2eabentportb eingc.
troffenf uno BORT nit erobem glr-
.tbuiiasntus empfangen iporeon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10
JmIamb.

Sn 9eetp gorf, Baltimore,
philadelphia, 9ittsburg nno on-
bern Stdbten iiro anl @onntag tpie-
Der mebrere Berionen am Sisi1log
geltorben. Sir bieie 8ode tt,
fiibleres @etter propbe3eit. Sis
@aibington iino mabrenb Der per-
gangenen @ohe fiinfafg Herionel,
in JOlse Der Sise nabniinnis ge-
.innrber. a~
Sn Chicago braunten oic
Stane Der @rtbnr @. Diron Grams.
fer GomponD nb. Gs fomen babel
263 Hferoe un's 2eben. Ser @e.
iammtibaoen beIdlft fid auf $500.
900.
Ser iri;bere ariesslaillurr
G;dipion bat cine 5telle aIs gsroiei-
ior Der sSurispruoen5 on Der 8an-
besbilt l1nipeiIitat angenonnlell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10
9fettete iein Qeben.

o8or 81 Sabren mar i1 einenl
idredliben Sooe nabe, !" idreibt s.
9. Maartin, Sort Sarrelion, g. G.,
uger5te iagten, ib batte oie5btpino-
iudt uno mein i6limner 9uitcli
idien oies gu beltdtigen. sSsb per-
iltbte alles Wfosli9e, ipuroe bonn BE-
item 9lr3t in @eorgetoun, g. g., be-
bonoelt, Elm sSabr lang. 9f0es bali
nihts. Gin Sreuilb riet gu v9r.
Sings Stem DISCOVERY. Sd per-
iudte es, nnb tpilroe politanoig ge.
beilt. Sd berbanfe oieient Mittcl
nein 2eben." gs lit garautiert fir
@uiten, grfaltungen nno ale Sals.
gntaiinoungen. SOC uno $1.00.
Brobeflaide fret. Sci alien Drug
diiteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10
Gin 8riff in feline gaidle

miiroe Die S1adtel gudlen's Mrnica
Salbe 5eiget, Die 6. 9. Cooper, ein
Zimmerman BON Marilla, sc. S.,
imrner nit iid fiibrt.S sd bate ME
cine Shnitttpunoe, 9uetihung ober
ionltige @unoe, bie Die Salbe mid.
ihnen beilte", ihreibt er. 8eites
Miittel fin 8rano- lilb griibDu1roen,
ausibIag, aufgeiprungene- Sanoc
un6 2ippen, Sautfranfbeiten, Siib-
neraugen Samorrboioen. 25c Bel
allen Drugqilten.
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Gin COB in gerien.

@on gfeb. s. Gtubenpon, 9laiiolr,
Sssa.- in @nerfennung BON Or. Sings
0eue 2ebenspilIen:
Sic iino 10 notig Der Geiunobeit,
@aItet iie ftets i'm Sauie bereit.
8eriuhtet Sbr. anoere pergebens,
Neblnt Or. Sings Tillen oes 2er
bei1s.
geur 25c Bel alien Oruegiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10
: seras. ! { a 3.

SltiutiIp SLeele, DEL teRte
lleberlcbenbe Der Shla1t bon San
sSacinto lit I'M sitter bon ga ssabren
in Der Nabe bon 3oiie, i'm Saule
ieittes g1lfels, eeitorben. Der Ser.
itorbene ftammte aus 4entudp lno
fam i'm Sabre 1885 aIs fieb5ebn-
iabrger Sunge NIT Capt. Doggett's
goHpagnie nod 9eros. 9pGter trot
er tn Soc gennett's Gon1pagnie Elm
uno madte iil ibr oie Sdladt
bel Gan Sacinto nit. geah BEN
3riege lieB er fid) in Nsonteomere
gountp als Garmer nieoer. CT mar
big 5ulest duBerit riiitig nno tpobn-
te nod am 81. gpril Der gntbiiI-
lung BEG Gam 9oufton Denfmals
in !Sllntsbille BEL.
Die Staotfonlmiifion BON
Muffin bat oas slngebot 50. g.
Sobnion's, ben Damn mieoer auf-
5ubauen, angenomnlen, unter Der
8eoinsung ooB eeipiiie 9eranoc-
rnngen IN Dem 4ontraft gemadjt
peroen Die Mapor @oolorioge por-
geiblogen bat. Die gnnae angele-
genbeit m5ro iest ben 8iirgern bon
auitin aur Mbitinlmung porgeIegt
Deroen. grflart iih cine Mebr-
sabl oerielben fir ben 8au, 10
fann nit Der 9lrbeit innerbal6
oeiBig 9asen begonnen iperoen-
Sonntas rattnte ON Der Gde
Der @onmerc, uno Ser Eoporas
Strabe in Dallas elmer ser groBen
clctitiihe,l @agen Der Nortb lclas
Erection Gompanp in eir Au1o-
nlobil, in oem fib bier Yerionem M
fanben. aIle bier muroen bin,alsge-
iDorfen uuo oret ipuroen berlett.
IGs iino oies 5rau Or. S. 2night
|n1b g. .. Smitb ano ieine Srou,
|Iester1 aus Wc4irneD.
Gie MISUNDERSTANDING, oie
+itd tn Dem @efangenen Eager gu
Bonus befinben uno bort fir Bic
1afeiioe Sugar Company arbeiten,
baben @ouperneur goIquitt einen
Brief sefdrieben in oem iie ibm
oafiir oanfeii, OaB iie, ieitoenl er
GonpernetIr lit, 10 miIoe uno gut
bebanoelt tuer6en.
@ouperneiir Golquitt tpir6 ar
II. Suli IN GIgin, am 10. in @aro.
badie ul6 an 20. in Sort @orth
He6em balten.
Sn Der Eerrea Yaiture, 5tpei.
uno5man3ig Meilen Don 0ictoria ent.
fernt, tuuroe Samftag Der Moao-
uno 2ebee ; &ontraftor Geo. @osnea
erihoiien, alS er Gin 9lbeno bon
gictoria mad feiiielu Camp 5uriid.
febrte aaem Mni6ene nod ban.
belt es ii1 bier nm eimen MauL-
moro. @osneu bate Sanitag ei-
nen Gbed BON $500 einfaiiiert.
Mian nimmt nun an, oaB Der ODER
bic Moroer Inn oieien Gbef ge.
mubt uno iid eillgebiloet bobe,,
@oBueG trase Die sataen ieds-
bunoert Dollars Bel iid; er batte
aber oas 8eIo in 0ictorio oeponiecf
uno MIR 5tuoiloig Dollars 3uriid-
bebolten. Wton bat mebrere Qeutc
in Deroaht, on Der Got beteiligt ae.
peien gu iein.
sSn Der N1be bon 2obelaop
mar Greitng abeno Der Beriitd az.
modt, ben Daifagier5ug Der S. & g..
q. 9abn gum entgleiien an brin-
gen. gs tparen inebrere @iienbobn.
ihnellen alf oos @eIeiie gelegt
tnoroen. Der aonoufteur Deg 3a.
ges, Sueo 3eitldJ, bemerfte oos Sir.
oernis ober gliidliher @eiie our
REDEEM 3eit uno lieB oen 3ug bal.
ten, ebe ltnbeil oligerihtet iper-
ben fonnte.
Or. S. so. 9llesanoer ans
Mbilene, Der angefIast iIt, @. 6.
O'0eol erihoiien 81 barben. lit BON
@eriht in anion gegen Stellinln
elmer 9iireidaft bon $4,000 in
6reibeit geiebt smor6en.
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o.. S. & g. v. l0ol1pt. ainiel


SO. 9-gom Often. .7:85 PORN
SO. 7-Wom Often. $3.50 naehm
No. 10-@l Bafo Ii. Re5ten. .7:3O nad6m
SO. S-@on 81 Baio.e ..10.15 BORN
Qbfnbrt
SO. s-Rad 81 gaio unO @eiten.
SO. 7-Wa9 81 gafo na6 @eifsn. '.' !.
.... ;. :. 100 abenos
SO. 10-Mad b. @eiten. 1000 abenbs
80. 8-Na6 oem Often. .10:45 born,
No. 1-Wah Sci 9fio.. 400 abenos
gietoria 9ipiiiom 9. $. 4 g. u.
Gnfunft -
go: 305-guero, gietoria. 1850 naHul
Nbfahrt-
no. 8o6-guero. wietoria. $500 BORN
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Sm frDblid,en areiie.

Sd tueif nifbt, mas ioll es bebenten,
9nk i'd 10 buritis bin,
50 stebt ,uie 8ldierlGuten
8eitanbig burdJ ttteinen Sinn.
Die 9nft III ,uarm nnb es funfelt
Sm 0Iafe bas 2pne Star 8ier,
Sas allcs anbere pernuufelt,
Die fonit getranfen man bier.
Sas id,BHfte her 8iere blitet
Sm !0laie 10 bell unb tlar:
Wenn seniiitlid am aneiptiidb man fieet,
Wirb Gineut 10 tuunberbar.
Dlan. fiiblt cs bic splnenen 5rupfen
8erfiinDen NIT aller Strait,
Saf 0erifenfaft unb Sppfen
Rod INNER ben Jrpbfinn nns idlafft.
CO fiten mir fr5blidl nnb better
tlnb iDben has 3Due Star 8ier
tlnb tnetpen nit Sod,senuf tueiter,
Bis iid) alles i'm ssreiie brebt i6ier.
tinb ianft In ben Sdlummer mir iimfen
60 frSbltdb, 10 letdjt anb 10 fret,
tlu0 sas fumnlt alletu pom Sriufen
Ser Gone Star 2prelep.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-07-10
Giieababll : Tabrplan.
5. & 6. q. ga5u.

Antllnft-
No.8 -@om Noroem. .6.45 abenos
$40. g. Wom ylorben. .8.45 rnorg
gso. 7-3ocal bon 9earne. 1000 nlnrg
yfo. 9-Socal bon Baleifitle. -. =.
...... ;. ..10.45 abenos
geo. a. Bon Negifo. 1.50 nnhm.
No. 12-Socal bon 2arebo (eeuiidt)
..6.00 ntor8
Nbfa1rt -
SO. f. Naeb bem Norben. 1.55 1latbm.
SO. g. Na9 benz ylorben. 800 aberlos
SO. 8-2ocaI mad 8ale5tine. 80 morg
go. 10 ggpreB un9 8earne. :. :.
So. 4. 4. 400 nlors
SO. gta1 Megito. =. 100 mors.
SO. II --2ocal mad 2are6o (gentidD
-. ...o.uO 1pello1.
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". 8. & 5. gata.

Nnfsnft-
mo. 241-gon 9ouitpn unb @alpeiton
:. :. :. $50 morsens
Ro. 7-@on 9allas u Sort 9ortb
;. ..7.20 morgens
go. 285-wom Norben. .7.8O boraliti.
30. 15-8on @aco. 800 nnhm.
Ro. 231-Wom Nor6en unb 8onfton
:. 80. :. :. ...3::25 nahni
SO. 9-gom Morben. TAB abenbs
>. :. :. ;. ..7.10 uoru
go. 10-gla9 bem Norbea. 1000 born,
9o. 16- 0ah Gltftin unb 8aco
SO. io-saad5 benz aor6en. y,5 g. 90 Isa,, bonn
So. s. Mab DaIas. Sort @ortb
llno g8aco.. :. ....8.45 nbenoS
gao. 256-9ad oem Norben. =. !.
Ro. 242-gla6 aouitOn ilnS Sal
befton.. =. -. 1915 aben6s
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-18
SPORTING DEPARTMENT
CRICKETERS TO
INVADE BRITAIN
AMERICANS WILL TRY TO WREsT
LAURELS FROM ENGLISH
EXPERTS-ON TOUR
FOR MONTH.

New York. July 1S.-The German.
town Cricket Club team or Phiadel-
phia sailed on The steamship NleuN
Amsterdam today to play a months
cricket in England and Ireland. The
team will arrive at Plymouth on July
2G, and will so direct to London, whore
few days will be spent i'm practice
before the first match. which will be
played At Woolwich against the Royal
Artillery on July % and %. Head
quarters will be maintained at Lon
don until August 16, when the team
viii finish their match with the Cen
tlemen Of Surrey. on the next two
succeeding days one of the strongest
teams of Great Britain, the Gentlemen
of Liverpool. will be encountered at
Aigburth. After a much-needcd rest
Of two days the American cricl<ctcrs
will start upon the final leg of the trip
hy playing five days cricket in Ire
land.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-18
The Man Eaters.

1t seems strange that bears, so fond
OF all sorts of flesh. running the risks
of guns and fires and poison, should
never attack men except in defense of
their young. Only wolves and tigers
seem TO have learned TO hunt man for
food, and perhaps sharks and croco-
dies Mosquitoes and other insects
would, l suppose, dcvour "A helpless
man I'm some parts of the world. ana so
might lions, leopards, wolves, hyenas
and panthers at times II pressed by
hunger. but under ordinary circum-
stances perhaps only the tiger among
land animals may be said TO be man
eater unless we add man himself
John Muir in Atlantic
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-18
MACK PREPARES
TRAINING PLANS
RADICAL CHANGES WILL BE IN.
STlTUTED FOR ATHLETICS
NEXT SEASoN-FoLLoW
JENNINGS.

Philadelphia. Pa. July 1S.-Connie
Mack will institute q radical change in
the spring training of the Athletics for
next season The reason for COM
plctc change in the usual plans was
the unsatisfactory trip this year.
Poor weather, practice limited to af-
tornoon alone, damaged by chill brcez-
cs, veterans failing to round into shape
because Of tho temperature-all these
things have initiated against the
worlds champions.
The Athletics viii leave for Texas
before the first of March. and go
straight to san Antonio. \ few days
practice under the supcrheated skies
there and Connie expects TO have his
team playing exhibition games with
the local aggregation the first Satur-
day after the arrival of the champions
in the Lone Star state. There win be
all kinds of baths ut san Antonio.
which viii give the team the benefit Of
ii,t Springs. ana also the beautiful
weather of Texas at the same time.
Alltl tltt SIIlHE pitttlDt - lllliEilt'l
the younger pitchers will come north.
There win be two or three games on
the road presumably at Houston Nov
Orleans, and Atlanta, and the young
sters in the twiring corps and the reg
ulars. will arrive home i'm time TO open
the spring series with the Phillics
The older pitchers viii probably pass
the time at San Antonio until the regu-
lar championship season opens. That
win give them an opportunity To keep
in perfect trim, and not take n chance
with their arms by playing in the in
terleague games
This is the plan that IIughie Jcnn
ings adopted this year, and he has
been successful. The Youngsters, be-
hind club of the powerful offensc
aud defense of the Tigers, came
through with flying colors. This gave
the veterans chance to round TO form
easily. and not to be called upon to
pitch their heads Off at the start of
the season.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-18

i'm Los Angeles on Thanksgiving day,
Browns manager has not stopped his
efforts for another battle between
Brown and the title holder.
The Now York asplrant figures that
as there will be five months intermis-
sion between now and The Welsh affair,
there is plenty of time for Brown and
Wolsast 10 fight in the intervening
period
To make the bout worth the cham
pions while, Brown is ready To post a
side bet Of $4,000. wagering that he
can beat Wolgast in ten-round ar
fair. Meanwhile Browns $1,000 forfeit
win remain posted 10 await the pleas
urc Of the champion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-18
Laurium Department
SUN BROTHERS CIRCUS.
Two Performances at laurium priv
ina Park Yesterday.

Sun Brothers circus was the at
traction at the Laurium driving park
yesterday afternoon and evening and
although the attendance i'm the after
noon was small. there was good
crowd present i'm the evening. sun
Brothers is one of the best of the
small circuscs that have appeared In
Calumet. Although there is only one
ring the acts are well selected and the
performers expert. The program in
cluded the usual trapese and ring
performers, tight wire experts, Jug
glers, balancers, tumblers, strong men.
trained animals, barrel back riders and
other features. The clowns were num-
erous and funny. The menageric of
the Sun Brothers show is not large
but it contains some very good speci-
mems.
While the company has a few side
shows, they are not as numerous as
those carried by other large circus
companies. All of the side shows. and
in fact the entire circus performance
Is clean.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-18
MAY HOLD POULTRY SHOW
AT LAURIUM TOWN HALL
BUSINESSMEN PROBABLY WILL
INVITE ASSOCIATION.
Big Improvement in Quality of Stool,
Sure to Result.

1t has been suggested that the first
annual show of the recently organized
Upper Peninsula Poultry Association
be held at the Laurium town hall. The
business men of the village are deep
~ interested i'm the project and proba-
bly, will extend formal invitation 20
the association to hold its exhibit i'm
Laurium either in the fall or winter.
President Reynolds when seen yester-
day stated that the association had not
been organized long enough for any
definite decision To be reached, but he
did not believe any objection would be
raised to holding the exhibit at the
Laurium town hall.
Mr.. Reynolds is enthusiastic over the
outlook for the association and believes
that it will accomplish much good.
The raising of poultry has become a
very popular fad i'm Calumet and vi
entity. during the last few months and
there is little doubt that the quality
OF stock will be greatly improved, as
we'll as the productiveness Of the in
dustry increased, by systematic study.
At the regular meeting to be held at
Tie Y. NJ. c. A. one week from tomor-
row evening, II paper will be presented
by VIII Daley of Mohawk, on the
Care Of Fowls During the Moulting
Season"
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WAGNER LEADS NATIONAL.
Hans Has Safe Margin Over Other
Sluggers.

Chicago. July 1S.--,IIans Wagner in
tends TO set the pace in the National
league for some time or make the Ma
tional Lacquer who passes him hit az
"a tremendous clip. Right now the bic
German has a batting average of 1868.
or l6 points better than Manager Fred
Clarke. Last week IN the few games
Clark played he made two hits while
Wagner garncred eight safeties and
scored five runs.
Manager Doom of the Phllies was
busy with the stick, too. as he made
nine hits during the week. which ena-
bled him to pass Myers Of New York
and Il. Miller Of Boston, who led the
league for some time. Dooln's average
rs 800, Just one point behind Bates Of
Cincinnati, who made five hits last
week
Following are the ten leading bats
men i'm the National league:
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BOXING BILL is PASSED.
New York SoIons Would Legllizo Ten
Round Bouts

Albany, y. Y, July 1S-The Fraw-
ley bill establishing state boXinf
commission and lcgallzing ten-round
boxing matches. under the supervision
Of a commission. was repasscd by the
Assembly yesterday and forwarded t.
the governor for his approval. The
governor. it is said. has indicated t.
the supporters of the measure that he
viii favorably consider the bill. The
bin had passed both houses, but was
returned To the Assembly in order that
a slight amendment made in the Senate
could be concurrcd IN.
The athletic commissioners are 70
he appointed by the governor and are
to receive only their expenses. They
are empowered to prevent fake-fights
and to see that all contestants are
physically NJ 90 go into the ring.
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time with Or. NJ NJ. Kerr Of Laurium
Miss Katherine Campbell leaves
Wednesday for Marquette where she
win visit friends.
George Sloan. VIII DeGoOycr, Thorn
As Ristell, Frank ZieAr, VIII Schwen
John and Joseph Lickovich leave sun
day for Eagle Harbor, where they will
spend a week camping.
The sun Brothers circus which ap-
peared at the Laurium driving park
yesterday left last evening for Re-
public where two performances will
be given today.
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a Blow at soienoe.

"And the voltaic current" continued
the lecturer, was the discovery of
Volta. and its development is com
paratively recent achievement Of sci
ence''
A still, small individual holstcd him
self 10 II chair in the rear OF the hall.
Hold on there, professor! What
about the earlier discoveries of Noah?'
Il don't understand you. sir"
"Then brush up! Didn't Noah make
the are light on Mount Ararat ?'-Bal-
timOre News
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BENEFIT GAME MONDAY.

Next Monday is an open date in the
American league schedule. ON thi.
day a benefit game will be played il
Cleveland, the receipts to go To tn,
family Of the late Addic Joss. Ameri.
can league stars will battle agains
the Maps.
Manager Jennings has wired the
Cleveland club that Cobb and Craw-
ford will be on hand 10 do their share
Both Tigers were admirers Of the dead
Cleveland twirler and were pleased tc
hear that the Detroit ball club would
permit them TO take part in the bene-
nt game.
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BANK MEETINGS THURSDAY.

Laurium residents are looking for
ward with interest To the meetings Of
the stockholders of the First National
and state Savings banks Thursday for
action on tho merger proposition. 1t
Is generally believed a favorable vote
will be taken. If it is decided to merge
the banks. the change probably will go
into effect August 1. The business
would be brought under one roof.