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Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
sELIeMAN MERCHANT HERE

SEllGMAN MERCHANT MERE - ". M. Mcbride. a merchant of Selig- man. is making brief business visit here
 HEAOQUARTER AT cyl. D. Hawkins. an attorney associated with his uncle. Judge Hawkins. of Browns ville, Texas. is established at the Y. M. C. A. dormitory.
 CONTRACTOR TRAVELS-H ". Maxwell. contractor of the federal building. left last evening for San Diego where he is building a similar structure
 CALLED TO coRNlNG-Mrs. J. W. Pierce left Sunday for Corning. Calif.. where she was called by the serious illness Of her mother. Mrs. x. J. Woodson.
 FLAGSTAFF VISITORS and Mrs. T. E. Pollock of Flagstaff, ar rived yesterday and will spend a few days in town. They are guests at the Hugh Campbell home on North Gen. tral avenue.
 NEW FRANKLIN CAR SoLo.- Mir. HaEeman, agent for the Frank lin automobile, sold another car of that make yesterday afternoon to Miss Leverich of 33 North First street.
 MISS HALL RETURNS - Miss Sharlot Hall returned Sunday after an absence of several weeks passed at Castle Hot Springs. She is established at 509 North Seventh street for the remainder of the winter.
 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER IN PHOENlI-O. II. Ensign arrived from Los Angeles yesterday for few days stay in Phoenix. Mir. Ensign is chief electrical engineer of the reclamation service and his trip here is connected with the Salt River project.
 JAMES SPRACUE GONZALES CENT-Jamcs Sprague of the recla nation service, who has been serious ly ill of typhoid fever. is much inn proved and will be able 10 take charge of his office in the course of a few days.
 YREGERS lEAVE-Mr. and Mrs. Harlow A. YaeSer return to Flagstaff this evening after brief stay in town. They will be accompanied by Gilbert YacGcr of Helena. Arkansas. who will pass short time in the north cn route to his home.
 COMING CoNcERT-An announce ment that will be Of interest to the music loving public is the appearance here Friday evening of Miss Flora Wilson. daughter of Secretary Wilson who is to give a song recital Miss Wilson is said to have q wonderful CO., ioratura voice. with natural high notes. as well as great quality in the middle register
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
cHuRcH OF THE BRETHREN

Services at The Church of the Breth- ren. (Dunkards), March 26th, 1912. Subject for 7:45 ?. m. The washing of the Saints feet. X church ordl- nance to be pcrpetuated in the church. "'Tin Christ Comes Again. scrip
 tnre reading. St. John. 18th chap by
 Elder Jacob Witmore. Fl Centro. Cal.
 Evervbody invited 1923 Grand
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
Of Local Interest
 STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department daily re- port. March 25.
 Elevation of water in reservoir.
 lecl --........... .....:.. Ib2.ao Contents uf reservoir. acre feet. 520. .379 Elevation of water in reservoir,
 year ago today, feet ...... 165.10 Contents of reservoir 1 year ago
 today. acre feet ....-.........J JJ2, ,1ji Gain preceding 2i hours. acre
 feet ...--... ......--........ 1,J6% Normal flow Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam. Normal flow at joint head, NJ
 I-...-... Amount of water used for irri-
 "atiuu. north side, M. I...... 2S.62O Amount of water used for irri-
 gation. south side. M. I...... 1G,S3O
 Water today in all the canals.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
DEATH OF E. H. coRLETT-E. F

Corlett died last night at o'clock at his home on the Mcdowell road. oi bronchial asthna of which he ha'' been a long sufferer. He came here about four and half years ago from Ohio with his wife and son HoWarn N ho survive him. The body will be sent back to Ohio for intermcnt the latter part ot the week. Dcceased was 55 years old.
Arizona republican., 1912-03-26
RAILROAD OFFICIALS IN TOWN

T. Q. Bonney, travelling passenger
 agent of the Washington Sunset route, with headquarters in Los Angeles. is passing the early week in town. An other railroad official here on busi- ness is C. T. Slauson. travelling pas scnser agent of the Erie. whose main nfficn ia in san Francisco.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
MANY ON HAND
FOR UNWILLING
Knights of Columbus in Washing
ton For Columbus Memorial
Ceremony Tomorrow
PRESIDENT TAFT TO TALK
Large Number Of NOtables Will
be in Attendance
Monster Street Parade Will Be One
Of the Big Features Of the
Day.

Washington, u, c., juno "a num-
her OF special trains reached the capi- I
tai today with delegations to attend
tie unveiling of the great Columbus
memorial recently erected ON the plaza
in front Of the union station. The
lunveling will take place tomorrow and
the event promises 10 be one of the
mos. notable of its kind that has ever
taken place in this country. 1t is con-
servatNoly estimated that 100000 yisi-
ItOrs will be in Attendance They are
on their way from every section OK
the United states and Canada. The
most of them are members OF the
Knights of Columbus which organiza-
tion is to have charge OF the cerc-
monies of the day.
The unveiling is To be preceded by
monster street parade, which rs ex-
pected to equal in numerical import
ance the presidential inauguration pa
geants In addition TO the knights Of
Columbus and representative of other
civic bodies the marchers will incluGe
thousands Of soldiers sailors and ma
rines. Gen. r. X. Evans, chief OF the
militia division Of the War Depart
ment, will act as grand marshal.
Secretary OF State Knox Will pre-
side at the unveiling ceremonies. The
invocation will be by ri. Rev. Mgr,
Thomas Shahan, rector of the Catholic
University of America. The initial
address viii be delivered by CHIEF Jus
tice Victor j. Downing of the Supreme
Court Of the State OF New York. Mar
uuis Cusani Confalon,cri. Italian am
hassador to the United States, win un-
Veil the statue. President Taft will
then address the asscmblagc. az will
also RepresertatiNe James II. Nc
Cleaiy, who was instrumental in haV-
ing the Columbus memorial bill passed
by Congress. The United States Ma
rine Band will interspcrse The proc
gramme with musical selections.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07

FIFTH srRoM TRIAL ON.
Attorney for Defendant Not Presen
When Jury is Secured.

When Jury is Secured.
At 2.30 this afternoon, jury oi
six wasssecuretle tosFsy the-rew some
what notorious case of Leona Suom
for the fifth time in the court of Jus
tee Eichkern The jury is composed
OF Robert Nelson. Charles Mass and
John Watson of Houghton, A. j.
Wheeler. Peter Hill and George Lcib-
lein of Hancock Previous trials OF
this case have resulted in disagree
ments of the jury.
Attorney Burritt, who represented
the defendant i'm the previous trials
was not present when the jury was
secured today, but the defendant was
given an opportunity to question wit
nosses and prospective jurymen, an
opportunity which she failed to eXer-
else
Public interest seems to have en-
tirely disappeared in this case, Tor
when Il was called for trial today
there were no persons present except
those directly interested and two min
listers. Rev. c. ". Rutledge of Mar
ouette and w T. Marvin of liancock'
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
BRAD vALLlERe COMING.
Calumet Likely to Land Strong Pitcher
for Rest of Season.

TOT NEST OF OedSOn.
Word has been received ia Calumet
to the effect that "l}rad" Walters, for
merly of fIubboll but who has been
pitching for the Fort Wayne team IN
the Central League for the past two
seasons. will return to Calumet Mon
day. Valliere probably viii be induced
to play with the Calumet team. The
addition OF Valliere to the local pitch
ing staff should give Calumet one of
the strongest men in the league. The
Central League is a class "B' organiz-
alton. PLAYING considerably faster ball
than is played i'm the copper country.
Last year Nalliere won ten and lost
eleven games, this despite the fact that
he was i'll FOR a large part of the sea-
son. He is leaving the team because
of a disagreement with the manage
ment.
Nick Kaiser will be unable to ac-
company the team to Negaunee tomor-
row but will join the bunch in time for
the Sunday game. Kaiser's place al
second will be filled by Romberg sat
urday.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
ORDERS MAN oEPoRTED.
500 Italian Gets Prison Term and
Must Then Leave u S.

Marquette-"We have no use foI
men Of your stamp in this country
said Judge Sessions, of the United
States district court. in pronouncing
senteuce on Carmeno Coueneo, con-
victed of blackmail in connection
with the "blackhand" case at Sault
Ste. Marie. Cotreneo was found guilty
after a trial that consumed the entire
day. and the court imposed a sentence
of two years and six months at hard
labor in the federal prison Ia Leaven-
worth, Kan, and deportation TO Italy
at the expiration of his sentence.
Il thank you. gentlemen" said Co
treneo through an interpreter after
he had been sentenced He said he
felt the court had given him a light
sentence i'm sending him to prison for
two years and six months. but he did
rot like the clause in the sentence
which win make him an exile as far
as the United States is concerned. His
chief regret seemed to be that he
would be unable to take revenge on
Mrs. Mary Pingatoro, the woman who
was the chief witness for the govern
ntent. During his confinement in pris-
ON he had threatened many times TO
Kill her at the expiration of his term
IN prison.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
ALL FROM EASTERN POSTS
Four Army Transports Will Take
Men to Destination
NEGROES MAKE AN ATTACK
Toledo Sugar Mill at Marianas, Near
Havana, is Raided by
Rebel Band.

WASHINGTON, June The general
staff Of the army today issued prepe-
ratory orders for the despatch OF five
thousand troops to Cuba. Four army
transports at Newport News were or.
dered put in commission. fully provls-
loned. Al the war department it was
stated the principal object Of sending
the troops was TO aid Cuba in restor-
ing order. The troops will be drawn
from eastern army posts.
Negroes Attack Sugar Mill.
Havana, June IA body of armed
negroes attacked the Toledo sugar mill
at Marianas suburb Of Havana, this
morning. They fled when cavalry APP
peared.
More Marines Are Landed.
Santiago, June THE gunboat Pa
ducas last night landed fifty marines
at the Elcuero Mills. and sixty at Pun
Ia Do sal for the protec ton OF prop
erty.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
More Marines Are Landed.
SPEAKER AT DEDICATION.
President Emeritus Angel Of U. of NJ.
is Hcnored by u. Of c.

is Hcnored by y. Of c.
Ann Arbor, June Pres Emeritus
Angel will be one of the speakers at
the dedication OF the new Harper Me-
mortal library at the University of
Chicago June IL. The library, for
which sl.OOO,OOO building fund was
subscribed by 1000 alumni and John
u. Rockefeller. is to be one of the
largest i'm the world. 1t will have a
larger reading room than the library
of congress. Librarian Theodore
Koch has been appointed by Presi-
cent Hutchins to act as the official
representative OF the University "
Michigan at this dedication.
Prof. w. ". Hobbs of the ". of NJ.
will sail with Mrs. Hobbs for Europe
June 80 and spend the entire academ-
ic year 1928 abroad in study and
travel He will represent the univer-
sity OF Michigan at the two hundred
ana nftieth anniversary of the found
ing OF the Royal society. which Is to
he celebrated I'm London July u To
Is.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
ON CHARGE OF BURGLARY.
G. {. Bromley 10 be Given Examine
ton Before Justice Fisher.

ton Before JUSTICE rlSne''
G.. T.. Bromley viii be given an eN-
animation before Justice Fisher to-
morrow morning on the charge OF
burglary. Bromley is the colored por-
ter of the South Shore road who was
arrested Saturday evening, accused oi
having entered room i'm the Central
House by crawling over the transoni
Rromley denies his guilt and is pre-
pairing a defense.
The hearing of Amida Tanbeihnh
charged with keeping his saloon open
after hours will be resumed in the
court of Justice Fisher tomorrow.
when the hearing was held week
ago, one Of, the important witnesses
was unable 20 be present to sign his
testimony.
The hearing Of William Crosse
charged with keeping his saloon open
after hours, will be held before JUS
tice Fisher tomorrow.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
TO ENTER STATE MEET.

The members of Co. a. Engineers
anticipate entering a rifle team IN the
state contests which viii be held on
the Detroit range. probably about the
middle of September When the i'm
provements on the local range are
completed. regular practice will he in
dulged in and it is expected co. a. viii
have a strong team. The entire com
pany will participate in two days
shoot on the local range about the mid
dle of next month.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
GEisMAR ON JUNE IS.

Farmers in the vicinity of Calumet
are waiting with much interest ior
the visit mere on June 10 of Leo NJ
Geismar. superintendent of the upper
peninsula experimental station at
Chatham. Several Institutes will be
held at different points about Calumet
and Mr.. Geismar will demonstrate the
growing OF alfalfa. 1t Is probable he
will test samples Of soil and demon b
strate the proper method Of pruning
orchards also.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
MOVES AGAINST HANFoRD.

washington June 7.-RepresentatN'
Eerger today began impeachment pro-
ceodings against Federal Judge Han
ford. of Seattle. Berger charges Han
ford with high crimes, misdemeanors
n long series of corrupt amt unlawful
decisions and with being habitual
He asked the judiciary
committee TO investigate.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
MEET AT BAY CITY.

Bay City, Mich, June T-An army
Of knight OF the grip captured Bay
city To-Day and will remain in pos"
session of the city until tomorrow
night. The occasion is the annual
state convention of the United COM
mercial Travellers which opened its
Proceedings this morning with a rec
ord-breal;ing attendance. The Local
members have prepared an attractive
programme OF entertainment for tne
Visitors.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
EARTHQUAKE IN MICHIGAN.

Cleveland, o., June 1.-Two earth
quake shocks were recorded on the
seismograph OF st. lgnatius college to-
day. They probably originated at a
not far distant point, possibly Indiana
or Michigan. according to the estimate
OF Father Odenbach.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
Marine Director Disputes Their
Usefulness, TeStifying at the
British Inquiry
ONLY USED FOR TRANSFERS
Searchlights, He Declares, are
Bad Things For LookOutS
White Star Line Official Says, How
ever, Cry For More Boats
Will Be Needed.

London, June THE disaster to the
steamer Titanic has done ntnc to alter
che yiows of Harold sanderson. di-
rector of the White star line as "a
The suGciency of the present equip
nent Of trans-Atlantlc steamers for
al practical purposes.
Mr.. Sanderson was recalled by the
wreck commission ard disputed the
Usefulness Of additional lfeboats, or
searchlights. binoculars and larger
crews of scamen, but he added
There IS popular cry FOR binocu
lars and extra boats, and we want to
satisfy it,
Certain Risks at Sea.
There are" continued Mr. sander
son. certain risks coming from the
sea which it is impossible TO eliminate,
Just as there are on land
The witness emphasized the fact that
small boats were carried only for the
purpose of transferring persons from
snip To shin or from ship to land, and
In order 10 man additional boats they
would have nothing To do until there
was a wreck.
"Searchlights," he declarod. would
be worse than useless; they would be
a positive source of dnuger. The worst
Thing possible for LOOKOUT is the glare
OF light
Explains Loss Of Life.
Questioned regarding the space given
up for the accommodation of wealthy
passengers, Sanderson replied:
IF there We're anything more we
could do to ensure the safety of pas
scngers. the millionaires suites would
not stand in the way"
lie attributed the greatest loss Of
life among the third class passengers
Of the Titanic to the fact that the best
position for launching the Doats hap
pencd to be nearest the first and Sec
md class quarters.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
PRINTERS WILL GATHER.

Sunday afternoon the members OF
the Houghton County Typographica
Union will enjoy a banquet IN Curt
hall i'm Red Jacket An excellent in
formal program has been arranged and
it is expected it will prove very
pleasant one. II has been the custom
to hold two social sessions yearly IN
Calumet. this being the second oi
mid summer gathering.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
EMBRYO ADMIRALS GET
DIPLOMAS AT ANNAPOLIS

Annapolis. Md, June This was
graduation day at the Naval Academy
and one hundred and sixty-two en-
bryo admirals, constituting the lalg-
est class in the history of the institu
tion, went forth into the world To
serve their country on the seas. The
academy grounds were crowded, and
all available space in the chapel Tor
visitors was hlled The cadets re
ceived their diplomas from the hands
Of the Secretary OF the Navy. George
Won H. Meyer. The star member of
the graduating class this year was
Harold u. Saunders of Michigan.
Admiral stsunton Retires.
Washington. ID. c., June by rca-
son of the fact that he has reached
the age limit for active service, Rear
Admiral Sidney a. Staunton was today
placed ON the retired list of the navy.
For the past year Admiral Staunton
has served as member of the Gem
eral Hoard Prior to receiving that
appointment ne was i'm command Of
one Of the divisions OF the Atlantic
feet.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
RUNAWAY AT NOON.

A runaway occurred at noon today
that fortunately was unattended with
serious accident. The Gately-Wis
gins Co. team Of horses bolted up the
alley between Fifth ana Sixth street
and after turning the corner on Port
land street was rounded up Just out
side the salvation Army hall. No dam
age was done to pedestrians or horses.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
TWILIGHT GAME TONIGHT.

At $50 this evening the CONNER
cial and Y. NJ. c. A. teams VIII meet
I'm regular game Of the Twihsp'
Icoeuc schedule at the Athletic park
Through the courtesy of Manager We
Kivela of the Commercial team. the
park has been secured for this even
ines game. providing a much better
Ground than that heretofore available.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
SIXTH GRADERS WIN.

The sixth grade pupils of the LIN
coin school defeated the seventh grad
ers in an interesting baseball game
Yesterday by the score of IL to =. Matt
kump and Clarence Hurstrom were
the points for the sixth gra@ers and
Howard Pascoe and Norman headi
Tor the seventh graders.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
Y. M. c. A. CAMPAIGN.

Reports presented at last evenings
meeting of the Y. NJ. c. A. campaign
committees showed contributions
amounting to about $500 to the current
expense fund. The total contributions
70 date are little more than Sl'SVo
,,d tho amount to he raised is $4,000.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
VIOLENCE MARKS
BOSTON STRIKE
ELEVATED RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
ATTACK CARS AND AR
RESTS ARE MADE.

Boston. June 7.--Yiolence marked
the beginning of tho strike OF several
thousand employees of the Boston Ele-
waited railway today tive arrests
We're made for asfauiting motormen
strikers demand tba recognition OF
their union. The toad operated ON
hair time early in tho day.
The men discussed striking ut an
all-nght mass meeting ana as day
light was breaking voted in favor OF a
strike. The gathering of nearly two
thousand made rush on the FIRST
early morning cars. The first one the
men met on fremont street The
windows were smashed and the
motorman ana conductor beaten The
passengers rushed ont. but none were
hurt. Al the north station the win
dows OF two cars Nere smashed and
several passengers slightly injured.
The outbreak in Charlcstown was al
most as severe while similar occur
ances took place a Everett and Chel-
sea
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
eLKs TO DANCE WEDNESDAY.

Arrangements have been compieteu
for "A social dancing party to be given
nv the Calumet Elks for the E!ks and
ihelr ladies at Electric park next Wed :
n,sday evening. The Calumet ana
lIecla orchestra has been engaged TO
Furnish music and Il is expected the
event will Prove very enjoyable.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
TWELVE KILLED AND MANY
HURT IN VIENNA EXPLOSION

Vienna. June Twelve persons
were killed and many injured at the
Koellersdorf ammunition factory in
Wiener Nuestadt today when an ex-
plosion occurred in a shed containing
scrasito. an Austrian equivalent for
melinitc The victims were workmen
and soldiers.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
c. X. eLAYBoRN TO LEAVE.

Charles IT. Blayborn. foreman of the
Calumet & Hecla iron foundry for the
past two years. will leave tomorrow
for Chicago where he VIII reside. Mrs.
Rlayborn leaves for Chicago today Mr.
lnayborn rendered his resignation
about three weeks ago. His successor
has not been announced.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
SULTAN TO VISIT FRANCE.

T'ez, June 7.-Sultan Mulai Hahd. ac-
companicd 10y the French minister and
a strong escort. left today for France.
AS they passed through the desert
streets of the capital the Moroccoans
glared defantly at the sultan
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
ROSE BREAKS RECORD.
Former U. Of M. Star Rounding Into
Excellent Form.


San Francisco. Cal. June RALPH
Rose of the olympic team recently
equaled his own worl record OF 81
feet for the right ha' shotput and
broke his worlds record for the right
ard left hand put. His former record
was made in the Pacific coast Olympus
trials on May 1S-right, 40 feet ~
inches; left. 80 feet 1th inches; ag'
gregate. 50 feet Gas inches. The new
marks are: right. so feet inches
left. Al feet Az inches; aggregate 81
feet 1919 inches.
The Olympic record was thrown by
Rose while i'm poor form and as he
ioade four successive puts out 30 feet
Ur over. something is expected to nap
pen at the Stockholm games.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
COUNT TiSZA HAS
VERY MARROW ESCAPE,

- Buda Pest June Count
= Tisza, president Of the lower
= house, narrowly escaped assas-
= sination in the diet this morn
= ing, when Deputy julius Ko-
- vacas fired three shots at him.
= Kovacas then shot himself
:: with probably fatal effect.
- Tisza was unscathed. Ko-
:. vacas was one Of the most
:: militant members of the oppo-
= sition and among those who
= were elected from the chamber
= because Of disorderly conduct.
=
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
RESUMES LoRIMER ATTACK.

Washington, June Tin the Senate
today. Kern resumed his speech at
tacking Lorimer's election. In the
House Akin called up his resolution
for an investigation of the weather
bureau. II was referred TO the agri-
cultural department expenditures
committee.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
OHIO MAN WILL
PRESENT TAFT'S NAME.

Columbus. o.. June THE
name of Taft Will be presented
tp the Chicago convention by
Warren G. Harding, former
lieutenant governor OF Ohio.
Harding received letter from
Taft asking him TO name the
president. and he las accepted.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07

IL is quite probable that the Calu-
met team Of the Tron-Copper country
league will be accompanied to Negau-
nee tomorrow by bunch OF local
rooters. Arrangements to this effcct
are being made today.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
NO BoLTlNG IF
ALL ACT HONESTLY
SAYS ROOSEVELT.

: New York, June 7,--"lf they
: act honestly there will be no
!. occasion for any one to bolt
). said Roosevelt today of the re-
: port from Chicago that an at
). tempt will be made to bind all
: delegates TO the Chicago con-
!. vention 10 support the nominee
: of the convention whoever he
: may be.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07

Miss Mabel Bullock. daughter OF MT
and Mrs. Richard Bullock of koar-
sarge. and David Campbell were united
IN marriage last evening at the nome
OF the brides parents. Rev. ). POLK =
'hghorne OF the Kearsarge NJ r.
church officiating.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
KING THROWN FROM HORSE.

Dresden. June AT the army man.
euvers today l'riedried August, king OF
SaXony was thrown from his horse.
one OF his legs was badly wrenched.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07

The Red Jacket hand. under the al
rection of Director George Wahlstrom,
win give an open-air concert tomorrow
evening outside the Red Jacket town
hall. \ splendid program IS being ar
ranged.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
AGAINST FIGHT PICTURES.

Washington, June THE Interstate
commerce committee today reported
favorably the bill 20 prevent the repro
duction Of the Johnson Flynn prize
fight In moving pictures.
The Calumet news., 1912-06-07
Several Hurt A MiddIeton.

Middleton. Conn, June 7.-Sev-
eral strikers and other persons were
injured in a riot today at the south
farm mills OF the Russell Maunfactur-
ing co. Three arrests were made.