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The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
CALUMET LOSES GAME.
Defeated by the Houghton Basket Ball
Team Saturday 80 to 81.

The Calumet high school basket ball
team was defeated Saturday by
Houghton by the score Of SO TO 81 at
the Amphidrome. All the local players
did good work while Renwick was the
star Of the Calumet quintette. The
score stood 25 to 1S at the end Of the
first half. Five OF the Houghton bas-
kets were thrown by Theriault. who
made five in the first half. The line-up
of the teams was
Houghton-Center. AIT; forwards.
Hollister and Theriault guards Pen
berthy and Rogers. Calumet-Center
Mcmillan: forwards, Renwick and
Nogtlin; guards, Puhek and Frimodig.
Summary-field baskets: Hollister 3.
Alt 4, Theriault 6. Rogers 1. Penber-
thy l. Puhek /, Frimodig 1, Renwick
g. Vogtlin 4. Mcmillan ?. Fouls: Rem
wick 1. Mcmillan >, vogtlin 2, Theri-
ault 1, Rogers 5.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
As Evidence Piles up Against
Them Anger Of the Spec
tators Flames 0ut
FALL UNDER HAIL OF LEAD
Men We're Charged With Murder
Of Railroad Detective
Trio Of Defendants in sheIbyviIIe,
Tenn, Court Room, Killed
by the onlookers.

Shelbyville, Tenn, Feb. 19.-Three
negroes were shot dead in the county
court room here this afternoon. They
were charged with the murder of Rail-
road Detective Everson several days
ago.
AS the evidence piled up, the anger
OF the spectators famed out. Stimuli
taneously the negroes fell as hail of
bullets raincd on them from all parts
Of the court room.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
MANY DOGS ON SHOW.

New York. Feb. 19.-An aggregate
entry of $500 representing over 2,200
dogs. has been booked for the thirty
sixth annual show of the Westminis-
ter Kennel Club. which will be opened
to the public tomorrow in the New
Grand Central Palace. one of the most
remarkable features this year is the
large number of entries received from
the Pacific coast and Canada.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY ACT.
That II viii Be Urged BY Governor is
Practically Assured.

Practically Assured.
The complete report of the employ
ers' liability and workmen's compen-
sation commission appointed by Gov
ernor Osborn to investigate conditions
and prepare a bill to be presented to
the state legislature. has been made
public. Ii is expected that the report,
which includes the bill providing for
new employers liability law and the
organization of a state industrial acci-
dent board, will be commented upon
favorably by Governor osborn in his
message TO the special session OF the
legislature, soon to convene, and IL Is
considered likely that the legislature
will be asked in the message to act
upon the bill.
The bill fixes the maximum death
liability at $4,000 and the maximum
total disability compensation at S4,-
900. as well as setting the payment
for injuries Of other descriptions. 1t
provides that payment be made week
ly according to the percentage OF the
wages which the injured was earning
at the time Of the accident, unless the
parties concerned make different set
tlement.
The accident board is given power
to carry out the provisions OF the law
and approve of all settlements decided
upon by a board of arbitration to con-
sist of a member of the accident board
as chairman and representatives OF
the employer and injured.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
A. o. II. AT iRoNWooo.
Biennial Convention of Michigan Hi
bernians in July.

Biennial Convention of Michigan Hi
bernians in July.
The biennial convention of the Hi
bernians of Michigan will he held at
Ironwood the latter part of next July
and divisions throughout the state will
soon discuss matters relative to the
event The visitors are promised a
glorious fraternal welcome.
Financially. the Ancient order of
HibernIan divisions are in the best
of condition. and while the growth
during the past year has not been ex-
traordinary. still II has been healthy.
Efforts are being put forth to have
an attendance of at least ten thousand
at the biennial convention.
st. Patrick's day in only a month
away. The copper country celebration
this year will be in Calumet.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19

Washington, Feb. 19--Presidoat Taft
today sent to the Senate the nomina-
tlon Of Chancellor Mahlon ritney, OF
New Jersey. to be associate justice OF
the Supreme court. 10 succeed the iate
Justice Harlan. He also nominated
Ferdinand A. Geiger, Cassv'lle. Wis,
to be district Judge of the eastern
district OF Wisconsin.
When Chancellor Pitney shall be
confirmed by the Senate and take his
place on the Supreme court. President
Taft win have had the extraordinary
experience OF having constituted the
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
RICH MURDERER DENIES
MINiSTRATlONS AND
LAUGHS ON GALLoWS

Mobile. Ala. Feb. IA. Lawrence
Odom, convicted of the murder Of
three persons. was hanged today. He
remused the ministrations of a clergy
man who labored with him all night
and those of his own son, Catholic
priest. When asked 10 say his last
prayer, he requested his five-year- old
daughter. Hazel, be brought to him.
He mounted the gallows laughingly
and asked to see his wife. Odom was
wealthy.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19

majority OF the highest tribunal In the
land-a bench on which II had been
his most exalted ambition TO serve IS
chief justice.
Because OF the protests against the
nomination OF Judge William C. Hook
Of Kansas to the seat on the supreme
court bench made vacant by the death
of Justice Harlan. President Taft was
said to be considering for the place
Charles Nagel OF Missouri. secretary oi
commerce and labor. However. the
matter was settled today by the nopi'
ination Of Pitney
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
SCHOOL FOR wITNEssEsY

Chicago. Feb ia special Federal
grand jury was impanneled and sworn
before Federal District Judge Landis
today. 1t was said the jury would
investigate whether the counsel for the
meat packers. now on trial before
Judge Carpenter. or any one in their
behalf or in the interest of the defend
ants, had conducted a school for wit
nesses."
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
OFFICE BUILDING coLLAPsEs.

Pittsburgh. Pa, Feb. 19.-Spang,
Chalfant & Co.'S three-story concrete.
steel office building. near completion.
collapsed today. One workman was
killed and four others seriously in
Jured.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
WOMEN DEFY THE POLICE.

Lawrence. Mass. Feb. ia dozen
gagged in picketing in the great textile
strike today dehed the police and nil
litia to disperse them. Not until a
squad OF thirty policemen and a small
detachment of infantry and cavalry
were sent to the scene did the women
dfcporea
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
FROM CHURCH TO CHICKENS.

Great harrington, Mass, Feb. 19.--
Unable to make satisfactory living
i'm the pulpit. Rev Hiram Spencer has
resigned as pastor of the Congre-
gational church here to devote his at
tention to chicken farming
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
LEAGUES ARE NOT OUTLAWS.

Cincinnati. Feb. 19.-Chairman Her
mann OF the bageball commission. to-
day declared organized baseball is not
hostile to the newly formed Columbian
and United states leagues. The two
leagues are not outlaws" he said.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
ACCEPTS CHICAGO INVITATION.

Washington, Feb. f9-President Taft
today accepted an invitation 70 attend
the banquet of the Swedish American
Republican society OF Chicago on
March 8. The Invitation was extended
more than year ago.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
BIG CONFERENCE HERE.
Men and Religion Movement Rally in
Calumet on March /.

AS a result of the conference ar
rangements have been made TO hold a
big conference in aid Of the movement
in Calumet on March l. a number of
prominent outside speakers are com
ing here, and as a result the movement
should be given strong impetus locally
Only tentative plans have been sug-
gested as yet, but the date has been
set. and plans are well under way for
a rousing rally. Church people of all
Protestant denominations are in har-
mony with the movement, and it prom
ises to be well supported here.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
U. S. SUPREME COURT
UPHOLDS INITIATIVE AND
REFERENDUM IN STATES

Washington, Feb. 19.-The Supreme
court today declined to annul as un-
constitutional the initiative and ref
erendum method Of legislation I'm the
states. 1t decided It has no jurisdic-
tlon over the form Of government in
the states, that being a political ques-
tion for Congress
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
WEEDS AN ARMY OFFICER.
Daughter of Lieutenant Governor Of
Pennsylvania a Bride.

Philadelphia. Pa. Feb. 19.-rhe Bel
levue- Stratford in this city was the
scene of a brilliant wedding, of inter-
est to military and social circles. today.
when Miss Judith Reynolds, daughter
of Lieutenant governor John NJ. Rey-
nolds Of Pennsylvania, became the
bride of Captain George L. Goodrich,
u. S. A.. one of the most popular Off
GERS of the Thirtieth infantry, now
stationed at the Presidio After we'd
ding trip of several weeks the young
married couple will make its home at
the Preside.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
NEW MOVE AGAINST TURKS.

Loheia, Red Sea. Feb. 19.--F1ve hun
ed on the Islands of the Farsan Archl-
pelsgo, Opposite the Turkish province
OF Yemen.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
ksANE BUYS UNIVERSITY.

Mason City, Feb. 1s.--The memorial
university of Mason City. founded by
the Sons of Veterans. was today sold
TO Archbishop Keane Of the Catholic
archdiocese of Dubuque.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
YUAN ASKS RECOGNITION.

Peking, Feb. 1s.-Yuan has prepared
a notification to the powers Of his eiec-
tion as president OF the Chinese re-
public, and at the same time request
ing their reorganization Of the republic.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
pIcTAoRAPHs ALSO USED
IN GETTING DYNAMITE
FACTS AT LOS ANGELES.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb. 9.-That al
least two phone adyices. such as have
been used BY the government to OBJ
tain evidence I'm the dynamite con-
spiracy In. indianapolis. were used for
like purpose in Los Angeles. was
stated today by District Attorney
Fredericks.
McManigaTs cell" said Fredericks
"and il worked beautifully"
He declined to tell where the other
was used. and when asked If it was in
the offices Of the Mcnamara defense
he gave am evasive reply.
ResoIution as Evidence.
Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 19.--It was
learned today the government is in pos
session of the original copy of reso-
luton alleged to have been introduced
at the Iron Workers national conven-
tion at Rochester in 1910. providing
that no explosions take place during
the convention. District Attorney
Miller would not state what action
was taken on the resolution by the
convention. The resolution reads:
Resolved: That no more bombs or
explosives of any kind be exploded
while this convention Is in session"
More Arrests Today.
San Francisco. Feb. 19.--Olaf Tveit-
moe and Eugene Clancy were arrested
mere today on Indianapolis dynamite
indictments.
Indianapolis, Feb. 19-Phillip A.
Cooley of New Orleans was brought
here today in custody of government
agents. He was released on a $4,000
bond in connection with the dynamite
case.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
NEW NORWEGIAN CABINET.

Christiania, Feb. ia new Nor
wegian cabinet has been formed under
the leadership of General Bratlie, for
mer minister Of war.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
ST. PAUL FIREMAN KILLED.

ST. Paul. Mimi, Feb. 1e.-The Grand
Opera house burned early today. Fire
Lieut. Thorn was killed, and a pipeman
seriously injured. The loss Is $780,
600.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
CHEMICAL BILL TAKEN UP.

Washington. Feb. 19.-The chemical
tariff revision bill was taken up by
the House today. A vote is not ex-
nected until Friday.
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19
Vote Of People Would Show Roose-
welt Favorite Says Califor-
MIA Governor
JOHNSON ISSUES STATEMENT
Comes Out Strongly in Support
Of the Ex-President
Declares Nomination Of Taft Would
Mean Political Suicide for Re-
publican Party.

New York, Feb. 19.-Governor John
son, of California. heretofore a sup
porter of LaFollette, issued a formal
statement here today, saying. in his
opinion. Roosevelt should be the next
Republican presidential nominee The
statement was issued. Johnson said.
with Roosevelts knowledge, but not
necessarily with his sanction.
Johnson, in his statement said:
To-day there is not hamlet or city
in this country where. upon a ballot
legitimately taken, the people wouldn't
by five to one prefer him (RoosevelD
to his principal opponent. Four years
ago Roosevelt turned over to his sue
cessoT the Republican party at the.
high tide Of success and enjoying the
confidence of ALL Today, with the rec
ord of the past three years, the Repub-
lican party is at it's ebb, with conf
dence in II sadly shaken. With but
rare exceptions it is only where pro-
gressiveism has been victorious that
the state governments are yet Re-
publican. and TO continue with leader
whose three years have wrought such
disaster can mean only political sui
rf1a
The Calumet news., 1912-02-19

Washington, Feb. 19.-Gifford Pin
chot. in a statement made public here
last night announces he has with
drawn his support from Senator La
Follette's presidential candidacy and
will hereafter advocate the nomina-
tion OF Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr.. Pinchot declares that the events
OF the last month have made it appar-
ent that Senator LaFollette's candi-
dacy will neither hold the Republican
party together as a fighting force nor
prevent the election of a 'reactionary
Republican"
The course which the senator has
elected TO pursue" he continues, will
not keep the progressives together and
in that course cannot follow him."
The evening world., 1912-10-01
ION WITH THE DANCE" SAYS
JUDGE; CABARET UMc0MFlnED
Turkey TrotteD Can Now "Chase
the Flying Houn with Flying
Feet'' Without Fear Of Law.

Inspector DwysrB sttsmpe - maks
Broad vay nights ME Ocean Grew Sun
days came " Grisf In the wsst Side
Couss ss-Aay. Magistrate Ksstsi fall.
,As bsch on an sptnisa hasdsd lsvn In
Special ssssionA held that cafe mama
gers ars cot guilty q ~efRsrsns pubnc
performances without . iiosnss." - long
- they mako no individual sAargS for
their cabaret entertainment
CAot Jim" Churchill. whs himosif
was IN the police bUsinsss sucA cane
70 court 10 dsfsn1 his rsstAurant with
him wss John Moron. manager Of Shan
isy'a who aiss haA len summoned 10
Appear before Maxistrsts Krotsl
Detectives Gordon and olsssou were
the inspectors star wttnssssA They
told bow they had stepped into
churchilrs on Saturday night, Just 90
the clock struck u and had found that
the coming Of the sabbath "a not
shame the cabaret psrformssA
"Dsd you pay any Admasssou essf'
asked Attorney Thospas 0sobsse VIA
Appeafcd for CAPT ChurchSIl
The ds,sruvss admitted ehsy ~ nOt.
Than. Tour Honor" cad 0iib~t 81
cite The dsrisioa Of Special 0sssSoas IN
the case Of LouAs Maruu."
The decision was there fn b,aAh and
white. % lrrsveoaby knd isdisputably
that Lieut. Coopsr| and Detective
Cashsi who had come 90 tsstaey 70 The
fact that shsnisy's kept right % run
nins after Saturday midntghe, az 10,
even reach the stand.
The evening world., 1912-10-01
DON'T USE DRUGS
FOR CONSTIPATION
Just Try Natures Cure

We al know that constipation
brings on countless other complaints
IL not taken In hand. appendicitis
among them-aiso that any drug will
lose its power after being taken Tor a
'ime--but We should also know that
every drug forces Nature instead Of
assisting her. and will. II continued.
make 10 slaves Of them.
There 10 now . method q Internal
Bathing which will keep the intes-
tines - clean and pure and free from
waste - exacting Nature can demand
which. taken occasionally. will pre-
ven, constipation. biliousnsss With its
depression and the countless more
serious diseases which are caused by
the blood taking up the poisons from
the intes,inss and carrying them through
the system.
That method Il the ~. ,. L. Cas-.
cade." which 10 being enthusiastically
used by many thoussnds. 10 prescribed
by the most enlightened physicians
everywhere. and 10 now being shown aad
explained BY ell Rikes and Heesnsn
Drug Stores In New York and Brooklyn.
Every one should at least investi-
gate this nature-curs without delay.
Ash for Booklet. ~Nhy Mas q To-
day 10 Only 80 Per Cent. Efficient"
The evening world., 1912-10-01
(SNAY'S RESIGNATION
! TO PUT BRITISH SHIPS
!. UNDER AMERICAN FLAG
Wce-President Franklin Say.
It's Ru1nor That He Will
Be New President.

IAs rsSlssmOe q :. Apuos Ismay and
~. sr~,.,.r ~ an ,ss v.-..,s bs,ons,ns
.- ...,, ...,.
V tns t"ssrssuo"sa "eruAn'he "s'"'e
cshpAny - American register was
ferecasted In . cable despatch from
rsoudon to-day. Negotiations are sad
"a Ss undsr vay m london now look
- sov.,a "A, Ismsv.. ,.,ir.m.n, a.
.sS-. . 49, , -. p,n,,
~ ~ 10y
=. rrshA"' ."s 'Ss-pre''een'' "sn
,sonsd - hs probable successor oil
Ismsy.
1smay vas srons the men rescued
from the Titanic He was making A trim
n snspection On ths nsv uHsr Tia, nave,
1870 ror,
The evening world., 1912-10-01

Splendid. heavy. full sire sets, woven Of
finest Egyptian yarns in q perfect repro
duction Of handsome linen drawn work
The original cost $3.50 to import.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-08-23

| The regular monthly meeting of til,
/ Wauwatosa " c, Il. u. win be held al
the home Of Mrs 4. $. Pease, Wauwa
tosa Avenue. Wednesday afternoon
August es.
Miss Rath Gillett, who underwent ar
Operation for appendicitis short tim,
ago, is expected home Saturday Hel
many frienos will be glad to learn that
she is improving rapidly.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the ID in this issue Of Nick Burke
who y running on the non-partisan
.iclset for Congress in this district. lie
is highs spoken Of by all who know
him.
Gen, William Booth founder of the
Salvation Army, died at his home in
England last Tuesday night. Ills
eldest son, Rramwell Booth, will be his
successor This ends grand and
noble life,
Cement walks are being laid along
West Milwaukee avenue this week. 1t
is expected that the walks win all be
laid III o few days and when completed
West Milwaukee avenue will put on a
fine appearance.
There win be social meeting of
Saint Martha's guild. trinity church,
in the gnild hall, Wednesday, August
ss. Some special features will be in-
troducea All Interested, whether
members or not are most cordially IN.
yited.
The Rev NJ. II. Sanborn, who has
been spending two weeks at Monocqua
Wis. returned Wednesday and win oc
cupy his pulpit Sunday morning. The
Sunday School meets at ~ o'clock aud
Young Peoples Society meets at Z
O'clock
DR.. ] Il. Corbett reports to us that
he has sold his practice and takes
pleasure in introducing Dir. Il. Il.
Pesepspn Of yarna, Ill. as his successor
whoareiyes with his family next week
and cones highly recommended MS an
able pl ysician and surgeon. DR.. and
Mrs. cirhett will remain here during
the fal1 but expect to spend the winter
IN sou heru California and take much
neede gsst. Dir. corbett located here
SIX We s. ago and has enjoyed pleasant
and inerative practice and they viii
leave aany warm friends.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-08-23

Perhaps at no time in our history
were the affairs of state at such an in
teresting and perplexing peroid, fol
better or worse.
Strong and intelligent men have
parted ways, as we'll as have politicians
Even some of the big business men
have drifted. one from the other. What
the result will be, remains to be seen,
bus this is sure that the Milwaukee
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Yours truly,
rruIa ATTT
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Notice to Electors

The first meeting of the Board
of Registry for the First, Second,
Third and Fourth Wards of the
City of Wauwatosa, will be held
iii the Election Booth in the City
Hall building on Wisconsin Ave
nue. in said city, on Tuesday,
August 27th, 1912, from 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. to 8 O'Clock P. M.
Dated August 22nd, 1912.
EDWARD COULTHARD,
City Clerk
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-08-23
LIenT GUARDS WIN

Defeat the strong First National Bank
Team by Score of 10 to o.
The Light Guard and the First Ma
! tional Bank team OF Milwaukee battled
against each other last Saturday at the
Stickney field The game was one
, of the best exhibitions of anna
teur ball that any one could wish to
see, aud up TO the eighth inning the
score was very close. But--in the
eighth inning the soldiers made run
on the bank and pounded in fourteen
runs which put the game on ice. Jack
Fraser did the twirling for the Guards
and held the bankers to four scattered
hits and had twelve strke-outs to his
credit.
Next Saturday afternoon the Light
Guard plays the strong All Star team
of Milwaukee. They come here with
the record OF having clean sweep of
victories. Jack Fraser will do the
twirIing for the home team while Andy
Gardner will do the slab work for the
visitors.
All ye who do not labor. come out.
Remember we have an excellent grand
stand with comfortable seats. You
married men, bring out your better
halves and let them enjoy the games as
well as yourself.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-08-23
NIX. AND MRS. ANON DORSEY CAIN
Instructors Of Voice and Piano

Singing taught In all its branches.
Pupils prepared for Opera, oratorio,
Concert and Church
First rudiments Of Piano taught to
artistic finish.
Residence-l6s Brazee St, Wauwatosa
studio-222 Grand Avenue. Milwaukee
Observation-Disclosures PAS l..
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-08-23
G. WIDULE
718 Buffufn ST., Milwaukee
Non-Partisan Candidate for
County Clerk

On the Democratic ticket was born
and raised in Milwaukee. He is a
resident of the North Side, where
his family is well known. He is a
nephew of Christian Widule, as
sistant postmaster of Milwaukee,
and a brother of Attorney George
c. Widule. In private life the
candidate is a surveyor. He is
supported by citizens who believe
in efficiency in public Office.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1912-08-23

FOR REET-An elegant home. 42o
East Milwaukee Avenue with mp to date
barn. Must be taken by September /.
25w3
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FOR RENT--Large house with large
grounds and barn, modern improve
ments. All in excellent condition,
Enquire at 244 Il. Milwaukee Ave. 24w5
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FOR SALE OR RENT-My home 1874
Center Street. city. Price and terms
reasonable. C. e. CANRIGHT
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Paid Advertisement

Paid political advertisement. authorized by
N. F. Burke 1877 Third Street. Milwaukee. Wis.
for which $500 has been paid to the j, r. Benoy
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GIRL WANTED general house
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GIRL WANTED-Fo general house
work. Inquire 172 East Chestnut street
this city.
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Have Pease develop those camp pic
lures. For lowest prices and work Of
highest quality, phone 1877 L. F. J..
paaea
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GIRL WANTED-At Mrs. Denniston
3s9 First Avenue.
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od business policy public Office Wdule will appreciate your
and neghbors support the primary election to be held
September s. 1912
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Yours truly,
TIE MILWAUKEE JOURNAL