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The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
HIS THIRTY.EIGHTh YEAR.
Veteran Commercial Man Has uniqu.
Record on the Road.

L. c. johnson, vice president of .
Gould & Co, a Chicago woodenware
concern, who is a frequent visitor IL
Calumet and other copper country
towns, has a record for continuous
service with one concern over the same
territory that is epualled by rev COM
mercial travellers in the country. He
has been making the upper peninsula
for L. Gould & Co. for the past thirty
eight years. and during that period
has missed but few OF his regular
trips.
l.. Gould & Co. was established six
ty years ago. and II controls extern
sive trade throughout the United
States. None of the districts have Civ
en- better returns than the one covered
by Johnson, who is not only one OF
the best known, but is also one of the
most popular and wide awake com
mercial men that comes this way. MIR.
johnson has been financially inter
ested in the company for many wears.
Mr.. Johnson says that business con-
ditions in the district that he covers.
which includes considerable territory
outside of the upper peninsula, are
excellent
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
CALUMET COUNCIL ELECTS.
New Officers Naned by the X. Of c.
for the ENSUING Year.

for the Ensuing Year.
At the regular meeting of Calumet
Council, KNIGHTS of Columbus, held i'm
the Laurium bank hall last evening,
officers for the ensuing year were
elected. in accordance with the grand
lodge resolution which provides that
The election shall occur at the first
ilrst meeting in December as IN the
past and that the new officers shall
ne installed at the first meeting in
November instead of the first meeting
n aJpuary. With few exceptions
the. old officers were re-eieeted as fol-
lows:
c. K.-M. A. Thometz, Calumet.
d. G. K.-Emery II. Welsing, Calu-
met.
Chancellor-T. j. Hennes. Lake Lin
lien.
Rec. Sec.-Henry shea, Calumet.
Fin. Seed. G.. Harrington, Calu-
met.
Treasurer-Ed. F. Cuddihy, Calumet.
Advocate-Frank Leonard. Hubbell
Warden-William f. Schenk. Calu-
met.
Inside Guard-Joseph Amoe, Calu-
met.
Outside Guard-John Hermann, Cal
met.
Trustee for one year-John Al Swee-
ney.
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the dancing party TO be
given by the council on Friday even
ing. oct. II, at the Red Jacket town
hall, i'm observance of Columbus Day.
which falls on oct. 70. The c. & II.
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
music for the event and it is ex-
pected it will prove very enjoyable
one
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS OF
OPENING GAME OF THE
WORLDS SERIES $4,000

New York, oct. 3-The estimated
receipts Of the opening game of the
worlds series here exceed O,O0O The
high water mark last year was s75,-
Oe0. The National commission has re-
served rs seats: the metropolitan
newspapers, 1000: the New York club
stockholders. players and officials, L.
500; and players and others connected
with other baseball clubs. 2,150. The
remaining reserved seats, about four
thousand for each game. will be plac-
ed on open sale Monday The thirty
thousand unreserved seats will not go
on sale until the morning OF the game
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
ARcAAEoLooIsrs IN ROME.
Attendance OF About 500 Expected al
Meeting.

Rome. Oct. S.-Great arrangements
have been completed for the Interna =
tional Archaeological Congress, which
is to meet here this month, with an
attendance Of about 500 of the most
prominent archaeologists and histo-
rians from all parts OF the world. Thc
subjects to be 1ealt rith in this con
gress comprise prehistoric Oriental,
pre- Hellenac Italic and Etruscan ar
chaeology, the history of classic art,
Greek and Roman antiquities, numis-
MATES. mythology, history of religionf
ancient topography, and Christian ar
chaeology. During the congress there
will be excursions for the delegates to
Ostia. the ancient port of Rome, ana
number of other places of historic
interest.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
WEDDING LAST EVENING.
Miss Jennie Fisher Is Bride of David
r, Osborne Of Calumet.

The hcme of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jeffery Of Tamarack was the scene OF
a very pretty wedding at G o'clock
last evening, when Mrs. Je.fery's sis
ter. Miss Jennie Fisher, became the
bride Of David r. Osborne. The cere-
mony was q very quiet one, being wit
messed by none but the members OF
the two families. Rev. u. y. Stalker.
pastor of the First Presbyterian church
officiated.
Miss Flora Messncr was the maid
Of honor and the groom was attended
by Richard Fisher, brother Of the bride.
The Jeffery home was beautifully dec
Grated for the occasion. autumn leaves
being prominent in the decorations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osborne left last evening
for Chicago, Detroit and other cities
where they will spend a ten days
honeymoon. on their return they will
make their home at South Sixth street.
Among the out of town guests was
Mrs. NJ. f. Slayton of Duluth, sister
of the groom.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
MANY TO SAIL
FROM new YORK
Steamer Macedonia Will Take a
Large Number For Threaten
ed War With Turkey
SITUATION IS STILL SERIOUS
One Factor in Favor of Peace is
Difficulty in Getting Need.
cd Money
SITUATION IS STILL SERIOUS
CONFERENCES ARE HELD TODAY

New York, Oct S.-The steamer
Macedonia, scheduled TO sail at noon
today for Greece. with two thousand
passengers aboard, was taken in
charge shortly before sailing time to-
day by the Greek consul general. The
passengers and baggage were sent
ashore and the vessel prepared to saIi
for Philadelphia to take on a carsu
Of ammunition. The Macedonia VA.
return to New York for the reserv.sts
Of Greece and the Balkan states WHO
plan TO sail on her 10 take part In IA,
threatened war with Turkey. The Goa
sui has bsen instructed by mis- govern
ment 10 notify all Greek reseryisls a.
the United States TO return TO thaf
colors. The Greek quarter in Stv
Work seethed with talk of war.
France and Russia in Accoro.
Paris, Oct. 3.-The governments ot
France and Russia are in complete az
cord on all questions relating to u,
Balkan situation. The pogram is not
divulged. President Fallieres, Premier
Poincare and Russian Foreign Minis
ter Sazanoff conferred for several
hours this morning. The refusal OF
the French and other European finan-
ciers TO advance loans to the Balkal
states is appreciated as a factor in
favor of peace. 1t is admitted, how
ever, the crisis is a serious one.
King George in Conference.
Vienna. oct S.-King George OF
Greece. today held long audiences with
the Italian. Russian and French am
bassadors to Austria Hungary.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
c. & II. BAND SECURED.
To Render Music on Streets Before
Progressive Rally.

The c. & II. band has been engaged
TO parade the streets CT Red JACKET
and Laurium and render music at the
Light Guard armory Saturday even
ing, in connection with the rally to be
held by the Progressives Of Houghton
county, commencing at $3.50 o'clock.
George ID. Mcclellan, the miner-orator
will deliver an address on, The Prin-
ciples. the Platform and The Leader"
and DR.. William Green, sociologist
and speaker of national reputation will
also be present The rally will be in
the nature OF 2 reception to w. j. Mac
Donald. who will preside as chairman.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
WILL DISPLAY MORE THAN
100000 TONS OF WARSH|pS

New York. Oct 3.--The first of the
American warships that will take part
in the great naval review here week
after next has put in an appearance
and another week. IL Is expected. will
see all of the ships. big and little,
swinging at anchor i'm the Hudson. So
numerous will the craft be that they
viii form an almost unbroken column
extending from point opposite
Twenty-third street up the river as
far as Yonkers More than 100000
tons of fighting ships and naval aux
iliaries will be in the display, and Of
this grand total more than 100000
tons viii be superdreadnoughts, dread
roughts, first-class battleships and
armored cruisers.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
SIX 1918 MODELS SOLD.

The Wcider agency in Calumet re-
ports the sale of six 1913 model Ca
dillac automobiles. some for delivery
this fall and others for spring delivery.
Among the purchasers are S. +. Loeb.
Of Calumet, six-passenger touring
car, Bert Barnham, five passenger
touring car and the firm of Asiere and
Palmer of Marquette a five passenger
touring car. The latter will he deliv-
cred this fall.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
NOTED COMPOSER COMING.

The Finnish Dramatic club of Calu
met is arranging for the presentation
next spring of the great lyric opera,
THE Maid Of the North" and have
prevailed on the composer, oscar
Merikanto. 20 come to Calumet dur
ing the month of February to direct
the rehearsals and presentation. His
visit to this city will he looked for
ward 20 with much interest by the
Finnish residents of Calumet as he is
recognized as one of the leading musi-
clans of the world today
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
PRESIDENT TO TAKE PART.

Salem. Mass. Oct. 3.-President
Taft has promised to come to- Salem
tomorrow to attend the dedication of
memorial tablet in honor of the OFF,
Heavy Artillery. NJ. V. M, who died
in defense of the Union. The total
losses of this regiment in battle were
exceeded by only fourteen of the 1000
or more regiments IN, the war. The
memorial tablet is of hronze and was
designed by l5ela Pratt, the Boston
SCULPTOR.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
FIRE DESTROYS PART OF THE
KANKAkEE BUSINESS SECTION

kankakee, Ill, oct. 3.--Fire, which
originated in the New Remington the
alter shortly after midnight and was
not under control until o'clock this
morning. destroyed many business
houses in the downtown distict and
caused loss estimated at more than
100000. The vaudeville performance
was over and the audience and actors
had departed. The heaviest loser is
Mrs. Julia Remington. owner of the
theater, valued at 100000.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
OHIO M. e. CONFERENCE.

Columbus, O, Oct. 3.-The regular
order of business at the annual session
list Episcopal church was suspended
today. while the delegates and the
members of the local churches parti-
cipated in celebration of the cen ten
nial anniversary of the Ohio confer
ence, which was formed i'm Chillicothe
i'm 1872. Bishop Anderson of Cincinnati
Bishop Moore OF Indianapolis and a
humber of other well known leaders
of the church took part in the anni-
versary exercises.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
(contirued on Pago Three.)

titled to your expenses in coming
here"
There was general laugh i'm which
Morgan joined II guess that will be
all right" he said. He shook hands
with the senators and thanked them
for their courtesy" He did not sign
the voucher for expenses
Assistant Treasurer Duell. of the
Republican national committee of 1904
followed Morgan. He knew of no con-
tribution by John ID. Archbold under
that name He knew there were sew
eral contributions of one hundred
thousand each and that the insurance
companies each had given fifty thou
sand.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
F|NANCIER IS
PUT ON STAND
Freely Answers All Questions
Relative to National Cam
paign Contributions
NO THOUGHT OF ANY GAIN
Witness Declares He Never Was
Asked For Donation by
Any Candidate
NO THOUGHT OF ANY GAIN
HARTMAN FUND CONTRIBUTOR

Washington, oct al. Pierpont
Morgan testified before the Clapp
$l50,00O to the Republican national
campaign i'm 1904. He said that in Oc-
tober. 1904, he gave 100000. and on
November 1, gave $4,000.
ANY more" asked Clapp.
NO. that is all know Of"
Morgan supposed the first contri-
button was paid to Treasurer Bliss.
ITO whom was the second contribu-
ton made?"
Il don't remember, II was paid in
cash-n money. did not know who
solicited the first or second contribu-
tions. but believed Bliss and O'Dell
got the money. ! believe the bulk Of
the second contribution went through
the national committee but was paid
over 20 the New York state commit
tee
Morgan could not recall the contri-
buttons in 1904 by his associates. Ask
ed If he contributed in 1904 to the
congressional campaign, the financier
replied:
Il recall no other contributions"
What contribution did you make
IN 1852"
The only contribution | made in
1908 was $4,000 to Sheldon. I made
no contributions to the congressional
campaign i'm 1908. remember Sher-
man called on me once. but ! find no
record of any contribution. If one
was made It was insignificant"
Did you make any contribution in
the pre-convention campaign of any
candidate for president this year?"
NO. | was not even i'm the country
know my firm made no contribu-
tion"
Clapp called Morgan's attention to
q published article charging that
Roosevelt had demanded Morgan raise
100000 for his campaign and that
Wayne MacVeagh was present when
Morgan talked with the white house
over the telephone.
Il never corresponced over the tel
ephone. by telegraph or mail with
Roosevelt that know of. nor with any
one at the white house"
As Clapp closed the examination,
Morgan said emphatically he was
sure" there was no truth in the story
of telephone request for funds from
Roosevelt
Senator Paynter asked If the $4,000
contribution was part of the so-called
Hartman fund raised for the New
York state committee
~ have no records" said Morgan,
hut | have no DOUBT 1t was part of
that fund"
The testimony of Morgan supported
that Of Sheldon yesterday that "the
Hartman fund" of 1904 had been
raised as an, emergency fund to help
the New York state committee. Nor
gan understood that was To be the fact
when he gave $4,000 I'm November,
1904. Hartman had said IT was rails
cd at the request of Roosevelt.
Morgan said he had a great deal to
DO with Cortelyou during the 1904
was present when the $4,000 contri-
button was discussed. He said his
relations with the elder Bliss had been
very intimate. that Bliss and his ia
ther had been associates and when
ever they wanted anything they sent
Bliss to me-"
Had YOU supposed that Bliss and
'ortelyou kept from President Roose-
Neit the fact you contributed to the
campaign fund.-"
" know nothing about that" said
"orsan' He had not discussed cam
ralen contributions with Cortelyou In
1904
When Pomcrene took up the exam
ination' Morgan got down from the
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
AT THE SALVATION ARMY.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Oglesby Will Rem
der Special Program.

Rev. and Mrs. G. A. .oglesby, in
charge of the colored Baptist church
of Gary, Ind, will render specia;
program at the English salvation Ar
my hall. Saturday evening, this week.
Rev Mr.. Oglesby will speak on the
race problem, and Mrs, Oglesby will
give readings from some of the leading
authors, as well as dialect numbers.
Mrs Oglesby is a talented elocution-
ist, and comes highly recommended
from other cities where she has been
heard A silver collection will be taken
at the door. and the proceeds, after
expenses have been paid. will go to
the support Of the local work Of the
Salvation Army. The general public
is CORDIALLY, invited to attend.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
FORMER CALUMET MAN.

Word has been received in Calumet.
announcing the death OF Olgott Free
man, son OF Mr. and Mrs. Albin Free
man OF Liberty street. Raymbaultown
which occurred recently at Chico co.
The deceased was 26 years of age and
is survived by a wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman have returned
from Chicago where they attended the
funeral.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
sULzER HEADS TICKET.
is Nominated for Governor by New
York Democrats.

Syracuse. n. Y. oct. 3.-William
Sulzer. representative in Congress
from New York city. was nominated
for governor early this morning by the
Democratic state convention II was
the seventh time he had been can
didate for this nomination.
Mr.. Sulzer was formally declared
the choice of the party on the fourth
ballot. after the name OF Governor
Dix had been withdrawn. Martin III.
Glynn OF Albany was nominated for
Lieutenant governor.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
LONG STRIKE EXPECTED.
Nevada Consolidated Buildings Are
Being Boarded Up.

Ely. New, Oct. 3.-The strike of the
miners, which started here yesterday
morning, is complete and the indica-
tions are that the operators will not
attempt to open their mines again for
months. The windows of all OF the
company's buildings are being boarded
up and hundreds of men. prepared TO
leave. the camp. The supply at
the Steptoe mill will be exhausted to-
day and the plant will close down.
-Four thousand men will then be idle.
The walkout was without disorder.
The men left the vicinity of the mine
as soon as the strike was called. No
attempts have been made TO resume
work nor have any negotiations been
started to bring about a settlement.
President Meyer says he has the
situation well in hand and does not
wish to extend the strike into the Ari-
roma and New Mexico properties. but
that he will do so if necessary 70 Sc
cure recognition of the union and the
increase of 90 cents a day demanded
by the local miners and those of Bing-
ham.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
MORGAN GAVE $150,0OO TO
THE ROOSEVELT 1904 FUND
FOR PEOPLES INTERESTS"
MORGAN DIDN'T GIVE
HALF ENOUGH DECLARES
GOV. MARSHALL TO-DAY.

Woscester. Mass. oct 81
; heard today that Morgan gave
: Sl50,000 To the Republican
; fund" said Governor Marshall
; of Indiana a a rally today. "If
that is all he gave he rs tight
; wad. He didn't give half
: enough Roosevelt gave him
: the right. i'm violation of the
; law, to amalgamate the Ten
: nessee Coal * Iron Co. with the
: Steel trust That deal netted
; Morgan sixty-nine millions.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
SALE OF DRESSED DOLLS.

The members Of St. Agnes Guild
of Christ church. Episcopal. are
making preparations for sale OF
dressed dolls to he conducted some
time next north or carly in December
The members are working diligently 20
make the sale one of the most notable
of the season and promise TO have az
attractive assortment Of dolls ready.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
ALL GREEK RESERV|STS IN
U. s. CALLED TO COLORS
BY THE CONSUL GENERAL
). r. DOW is ACCUSED
OF LARCENY OF 100000
FRANKLIN MINING co.

Boston, October Ste
phsn X. Dow, the head of the
brokerage firm OF Stephen r.
Dow q Co. was arrested on a
charge of the larceny of siO0,
900 from the Franklin Mining
company. Yesterday Mr.. Dow
was suspended from the Bos-
ton stock exchange.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03
Won't Recognize Union.

Salt Lake City, Utah, oct. Cd. c.
Jackling, general manager of the Utah
Copper company at Bingham and also
in control of the operations of the Ne
vada Consolidated at Ely. New, said
that his company has decided on no
action at the latter place.
1--WE shall wait for developments"
said Mr.. Jackling. "and be guided by
them. The strike at Ely was brought
on in order to force us TO accede to
the demands OF the miners at Bing-
ham. Recognition of the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners is what the strike
leaders really want but although we
are ALWAYS willing to deal with our
men as employees. We shall never res
ognize their organization
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03

English Freemasons talk of re-
building the temple Of Solomon in
Jerusalem.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03

Irish potatoes owing To black scab".
A device has been invented to meas
ure X-rsys.
The Calumet news., 1912-10-03

Chicago is to have n new theater at
Lexington and Lawndale avenues. to
cost $3.50, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
REDUCTION OF SALARIES
WAS FEATURE OF MEETING

and the committee arrived az a de
cision that tho word sewers should
D." omitted from the section.
To- section - under the arusi" Res
tr'ctiou- on Officers. arguments en-
sued r%elativ" 60 it~ meaning The
section roads us follows.
Any officer or swpluy~ Of such
ritv who. los solicitation or othcrw'S..
shall exert his influence dircctI, nr
Indirectly. fo innu.uD. othcr officers
"r employees OF such city tn adopt his
political views or to favor nuv par
ticuiar person or candidate for once.
or WHO shall iu any manner contrib
Hf- money. iatnr or any thing Of
value fo any person for election pur-
posses shall Doe 1uiltl ~ u misd.m-
'Hn"r and upon conviction shall Doc
punished hy % tne not exceeding three
hundred dollars ,enrt or bv imprison-
mont iu th~ count Jail not exceeding
thirty DAYS.
Several arguments onsuod az 70
whether % candidate would no allow
rI O." u~" cards iu making his cam
r"igu. hut 10 was practically agreed
upon that tho principle issue was N
keep tho ~" q. holders from so,rcing
those ofiis.r- named hv them. ts
work .or amy candidate. other than
th.y choose
Iu various e"etous. words phrases
"rI clauses w'r" changed and several
n.4w'ut~ offered Thu. meeting
aHffiru.d AMI a .ummitf.. was nam
'd 's tah" .p 'h. charter and submit
90 Hgair with tho changes and amend
W'rt- 90 90 m.,tiu- OF thr committee
newt Tu'sd1y.
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POULTRY.
Application For Franchise.
Noties ef Appnoation Tor rranehirs,

Notice H. hereby given that Wnr-ling
Electric company has upon the 25th dsv
OF NuNernbef. A d. 1912. made aprlt-
cation TO The Board 81 Commis-iunarz
OF the County Of Ohio Tor the right To-
itself. its successors and assign. tn ace
guire, construct. maintain and operate
ln, above. along. upon. over and under
tho river road from the northern corp
grafton line Of the CITY OF Whseliug.
West Virginia. to tie southern line 81
Brooke county. lines for the distribution
or electric energy. either by means ~
overhead or underground conductors.
with all the necessary desirable auIu.-
~tenanceS. fnr the purpose % supply iug
electric energy Co the residents and
public and private corporations along
said road ami beyond the limits thereof
for Hight. heat. power and other pur-
poses FOR which electricity is nov Or
may hereafter be- used. said grant 60 be-
for "a period 81 nifty years from and
after the date OF the nuul passage OF
said ordinance. There was uItu the
said 2Ith day % November. : D. 1872
Med with the clerk Of "a. said Tn.
Board or CommiSziuuerz of the county
OF ohio. a copy ~ the Proposed urdiu-
auce FOR the purpoa- Of granting the
above mentioned right. reference To-
which ordinance for further information
~ hereby made.
WHEELING ELECTRIC COMPANY
fy JOHN g. GAEUI:N.
Wheeling ". Va. Nov. 20. 1919 sot
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OUT, PIKE



Tu" TriHd"IphHt District frstltlte viii
Doe held Boz the Elan G.uN. s,..sI build
ing. SATURDAY.. I',emh'. 10 TIL. morn
tug session viii take 800 10 $50. and
tie afternoon session az I lH. Teachers
from kichiHui and Washington districts
will aiso take part Tl. follow ing IT, e..
program for th' morning session. Round
Table How may 20" teacher direct
the Chtld'~ study az is seate-W "A.
Tahler and Ge', HiliIck. To- open dis
'ussiou. What can the teacher do by
way Of medical Inspection. when no
preparation has been made for tf7=Usu-
~ Mitchell and Eugene Tee
open discussion Address hv Prof o..
y. Humphrey. Of the Washington school
Wheeling
Round Table. The relation Of tre
teachers manner aud appearance to dis
Miss Mary orr anil g O.. Rossay
To- open discussion. Address on teaching
Literature from the ElSun Grammar
School Of Literature-bv Mrs AunaR
Bourne. Of Hetlauy Collers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-11
WATER RENTS DUE

Hater Ger ere shx -entns
ending March sist. 1919. are nov eus
and payable al ;ne o. &C ef tire City
~Tressurer. CITY Building
4 discount 81 TO- will be allowed
all consumers ~ne pay their bills
during the 0 60 December. 1912
S K. JOHNSON
City Treasurer.
23.45.6.7 .$l0llIe 1914.
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SLIGO will buy good seven
room house. 4O4 Ontario
street, Island. Water and gas.
Eighteen inches above ordi-
nary high water mark. Could
he arranged for two families.
Great bargain, especially
for good sized family. having
four bedrooms. Terms, 5000
cash. balance long time.