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The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
MRS. WILSON is AROUSED.
Denies Reported Interview. Does Not
Approve of Cigarettes.

Sea Girl ". j.. Aug. 15--If Cover
nor Wilson is chosen as the next pres
ident OF the United States women who
smoke cigarets certainly will not have
a champion i'm the mistress of the
White House.
In letter written to the editor OF
the Columbus Ohio State Journal, re-
pudiating an interview purporting to
have been given by her to a woman
syndicate writer and upon which the
Columbus Journal based an editorial,
Mrs. Wilson condemns the habit of
cigaret smoking among women.
II have just received a copy of the
Journal with your editorial entitled
Smoking Women, and | beg leave To
Indignantly deny the statement that /
approve of women smoking cigarets
The interview upon which your edi-
torial was based is a pure invention.
lntensively dislike the cigaret smoking
habit for women; in fact my real dan-
ger lies IN being unjust and unkind
in my judgment of those who differ
with me I'm this respect.
"Iiut certainly no woman In our
household ever has, or ever Will. smok2,
quite apart from the bad taste of il. |
believe that 1t has an extremely in-
furious effect on the nerves Yours
very sincerely.
-"Ellen A. Wilson"
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
GOOD TEST FOR
MODERN MINERS
Drilling Contests at the Athletic
Park Saturday

With twenty two-man drill teams.
sixteen one-man drill teams and one
hammer and drill team entered for the
big contest at the Athletic park sat
urday afternoon, il is evident that ihc
novel test arranged for the miners OF
the copper country. is TO be one of the
big events of the season. Entries closed
last evening and George Horl,ins anI
Capt. Ashton who have charge OF tEc
details are now engaged in compiling
the names Of the men entered.
Mining men agree that the coirdi-
tions of the contest are fair ana that
II provides for a test of ability which
should appeal To every modern day
miner. 1t is much more practical than
The hammer and drill contests whic,l
have been SO popular in tie last few
years.
Two-man drill teams have been en-
tered from the Calumet & Hecla
amygdaloid and conglomerlte branches,
Ahmeek, Allouez, Centennial. Ojibway,
Mohawk, 81 Louis Laurium North
and South Kearsarge. Osceola. Quincy.
Lake, Superior. Baltic. Champion Tri-
mountain, Tamarack and Isle Royale
The following mines have entered
one man drills: G. Il H. amygdaloid
and conglon,erate branches. Ahmcek.
Allouez. Centennial. Mohawk. Ian
ium, South Kearsargc, Osceola Qlin-
ey. Lake. Superior Baltic Champion
Trimountain and Isle Rovale The
matter of selecting the team which H.
To compete against the hammer and
drill team has been left 10 the lnger-
soil Rand people. who have not vet an
nounced their selection The Billldeau
team, which Won the recen; contest In
connection with the G. 4 H. miners
picnic will represent the hammer and
drill experts
The conditions of the one man and
two man drilling contests are the same.
The drills and machines viii be ten
feet away from the place where they
are to he rlgsed up. the miners must
place them i'm position set the posts,
arms and clamps. conncc. the air,
start the machine and drIH for two
then change drills ard tight
en- the nuts. The team which accom-
plishes this program in the shortest
length Of time will be declared the
winner. both in the two-man and one
man drill contests.
In the one-man' drill against the
hammer and drill, the contestants viii
drill fifteen minutes and the WHINE.
viii be determined by the depth of the
hole.
The Q. d II. band viii render a pro-
gram of copcert numbers I'm conncc-
tion with the contest.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
ENcAMPMENT OFFICERS.
installation Ceremonies in Connection
With Regular Meeting.

At the last regular meeting of Calu-
met Encampment No. a. L. O. O. r.
the officers who We're not installed al
the previous meeting, assumed theii
new duties. The patriarchal degree
was conferred. The complete list OF
officers is as follows:
Past chief patriarch-John Spur.
Chief patriarch-John Matthews.
High priest-Chris Gribble
Senior warden-F'red Lenten.
Junior warden-Fred Petermann.
Scribe-Joseph Chynoweth.
Guide-Fred Hoffman.
First watch-Samuel Barkala,
Second watch-George Allan.
Third watch--Andrew Nichols.
Fourth .watch-William Bayles.
First guard Of tent-Wm. H. Hosk-
ing.
Second guard of tent-Peter Jeffery
Inside sentinel-Raphael Sjomnd.
Outside sentinel-Fred Martin.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
Americans in Danger.
MEYER AssAlLs DEMOCRATS
Speaks Of "Pork Barrel" in Attacking
Policy on Battleships.

Washington, ID. c.. Aug. l5.-Secre-
tary of the Navy Meyer. who returned
to his duties after pfotracted Illness.
assailed the naval policy of the Demo-
Gratis of the house of representatives
Whether the pork barrel is more
important than the navy I'm the minds
of the Democrats. the secretary de-
clared. remains To be ascertained at
ter another caucus OF the Democratic
members today.
THE proposition which has been ad-
vanced by Democratic senator" add
ed Secretary Meyer, ito have the Unit
ed States build the greatest battle
ship ever constructed is nothing more
than an attempt To distract attention
from the delinquency OF the Demo
cratic party with reference 10 the
continued efficiency and upkeep of the
navy"
The secretary declared also that
Democratic senators had knocked out
the plan for a council of national de-
fense, which was enclosed by the
Democratic national convention. He
asserted that II only one battleship
were appropriated for this year the
United States navy would fall to fifth
place In two years.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
BIG SURPRISE SPRUNG TODAY.
Grand Jury Asks For More Evil
dsncs Against Defendants
MUST HAVE STRONGER CASE

New York, Aug l5-Threatened witt
garding the three men higher up In
the gambling graft scandal. "Bridgey'
webber and Harry vallon may prove
recalcitrsnt witnesses. Webber and
Vallon have been reached" and told
according 10 Vallon's counsel. to
throw Police Lieut. Becker to the
wolves" but to shield the names OF
the three men now regarded by the
states attorney as the directors of the
graft system.
In the confession of Bald Jack
Rose. as prepared by the gambler for
District Attorney Whitman. and
printed today, Rose declares Becker
had decided 10 KIN Rosenthal himself
il others had not done the work.
The states attorney has learned
that within year one police inspect
ca has invested two hundred thou-
sand dollars In choice uptown lots.
Rosenthal's alleged slayers will be
brought TO trial by the district attor-
ney without delay The grand jury
net today, and II Is expected that sew
en- indictments viii be handed down.
The determination of the citizens To
rid their police force of It's system of
graft and blackmsil was given express
sion last night at mass meeting in
Cooper Union, when they appointed a
vigilance committee Of prominent wo-
men and men To see that the public
officers now engaged in exposing "the
reasonable alliance OF the police vito
organized crime" do their full duty.
The grand jury went In session at
J1 O'Clock today and it is expected in
dictmen,s viii be handed down before
The day is over.
The coroner's inquest was late In
getting under way. Many prominent
men appeared in court on the panel
of Jurors. Daniel Frohman. the thea
tricai manager. was foreman. The un-
derstanding was that the proceedings
would be adjourned i'm view of the
impending indictments. The request
was postponed until August 22.
Jury Wants More Evidence.
After session of two hours
the Rosenthal grand jury noti-
fed District Attorney whitman
they did not feel warranted i'm
handing down any further indict-
ments hcharging murder i'm the
first degree until thev had heard
more evidence. Evidence In ex
pected to come from Schepps, who
is on the way here from Hot
Springs
This turn of affairs came sud-
denly after Assistant District At
torney Moss announced they had
practically a complete case"
against all the defendants before
the grand jury.
sohspps on Way East.
Ho, Springs Aug. l5.-Sam Schepps,
wanted as material witness in the
Rosenthal case, left for New York city
this morning I'm charge of Assistant
District Attorney Rubin.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
NOT DISPOSED TO ACT.
sohooleraft Township Not Likely to
Help Calumet Build Road.


Schoolcraft township is not likely
to help Calumet township with the
proposed road Improvement northeast
of the Mayfiower location tapping a
fertile farming district i'm the Trap
Rock valley. Notwithstanding the fact
that the highway petitioned for runs
along the boundary line between the
two townships and considerable part
of the district most benefited lies in
Schoolcraft township. A committee
of the Calumet township board. con-
sisting of supervisor pro tenn, A. r..
,Petermann. Justice II. r.. Hicks, Engi-
neer Il. s. Grierson and Clerk George
Martin. went To Lake Linden today
and waited on Supervisor Samuel Ed
dy to ascertain IL Schoolcraft town
ship would assist i'm the matter. Mr..
Eddy Informed them that his township
is short of funds and not I'm a position
To take up the Improvement project
at present.
II Is believed this will close the mat
ter as far as Calumet township is con-
cerned for the expense is too heavy
for Calumet township to bear alone
when the neighboring township will
receive as much benefit from the i'm
provement.
The highway desired is an extern
sion beyond Mayfower location of the
road built about six years ago and lies
between the road from Copper City
to Trap Rock and that recently built
from Calumet to Trap Rock.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
MEETING OF HOTEL MEN.

Aberdeen, Wash, Aug. 15.-More
than one hundred hotel proprietors and
managers, gathered In Aberdeen today
Tor the annual meeting of the Wash
ington State Hotel Mems association.
The meeting will last three days. The
programme provides for visits to Ho-
0uiam and other nearby points, in dd-
dition to the business sessions and
annual BANQUET in this city.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
START BIG CAMPAIGN TO
SUPPRESS CITY NOISES

Boston, Mass. Aug. l5.-If plans
discussed today at a meeting held al
the Harvard Medical School are real
ized. world wide movent will soon
be under way TO put the lid on the
honk or the automobile. the screech OF
the locomotive whistle. the cries of the
street peddler. the thumpety thump OF
the fiattened street-car wheel and a
thousand and one other noises that
make city life burdensome to persons
OF ordinary sensibiiity.
The establishment Of an international
commission for the suppression of
noise is proposed. Preliminary steps to
today which was presided over Dy
Professor Victor Grazzi of the Univer-
sity OF Pisa. The American members
OF the international committee include
Dean Sabine and Professor Blake of
the Harvard Medical School, Profe ssor
Cross OF the Massachusetts, lnstituta
of Technology and Professor r.. -
Morse of Salem. Mass
II Is proposed to use dictographs to
make AN exact transcription of the
many varieties of city noises From
these dictograph records the medical
men Win determine which noises af-
feet the nervous system and are there
tore injurious to the public health and
welfare. Each case will be taken up
separately and In each instance that
the noise is found guilty" legal steps
If necessary, will be taken for its sup
preston. 1t is proposed TO extend the
anti-noise crusade to all of the cities
OF America and Europe.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
CANCER MlcRoBE FOUND.
Paris Doctor Says Parasite in 5Iood
Causes Disease.

Paris. Aug l5.-Dr. CASTOR Odin. the
physician and noted intercollegiate
claims that ne has found the mierobe of
cancer. In announcing its discovers
pr. Odin says
Cancer In the human il due. To the
presence OF parasite In the blood.
This parasite is an amibe. class Of
microbe which constantly changes
FORM grows rapidly and rapidly forms
fresh amibes."
Dr odin SAYS he can now infallibly
detect the presence of amibcs in the
human blood ia the case OF apparently
healthful person. In his laboratory DR..
Odin has been able TO cultivate the
cancer microbe, and he also claims
that ne has discovered a virus capable
of killing the cancer microbe.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
SEAT SALE SATURDAY.

The seat sale for "Kindling" to he
presented at the Calumet theater Mon
day evening. will open Saturday morn
ing at O'Clock in Forster's news stand
The attraction opens the season sor
the Calumet theater and il is expected
there will be capacity audionce.
"Kindling" will be presented by Miss
Margaret Ellington ana a very capable
east and will undoubtedly be one of
the best attractions of the year
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
SALVATION ARMY HEAD DYING.
Cen. William Booth, Now Blind, Asks
for Prayers OF Friends

London. Aug fs,--rhs condition. of
Gen. William Booth, commander in
chief of the Salvation Army. who was
operated On last MAY for the removal
of a cataract from his left eye and Is
now totally blind. is growing worse.
Bramwel isoeth, chief of staff of the
salvation Army and son OF the aged
Salvationist. prints the following an
nouncement in the War Cry, the saliva
tiCn Army organ:
Il deeply regret To say that our be
loved general is not so well. His dee
tor reports; 4 regret that the impI owe
ment In the generals health has not
been maintained The general, speak
ing of his own weakness and pain last
Saturday said: Ask the people who
love me to pray for me-
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
GOOD BUILDING PROGRESS.

Excellent progress is being made on
the Joseph Vertin residence on Eighth
street. Practically all of the exterior
work has been completed, and interior
work Is now being rushed.
The two-family frame structure that
is being erected for Joseph Arbanas
On the Schroeder property at Sixth
and Pine streets. is going up rapidly.
The roof is on and within day or two
interior work will be commenced.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
RECORD IN SILK CARGO.
Bales Worth st,25o,ooo Being Rushed
to New York.

Tacoma, wash. Aug. 15.-The Blue
Funnel liner Teucer has just arrived
In Tacoma harbor from Japanese and
other oriental ports, with worlds
record silk cargo aboard. The Teucer
brought cargo with total value of
$4,000. 900. including 2.256 bales of raw
silk. valued at si.2s0.O0O. wireless
messages gave advance notice of the
coming of the Teucer, a special train
was made up with steaming engine at
tached on the Milwaukee dock when
the Teucer tied up. The silk was rush
ed from the ships hold to the wsiting
train and then across the continent
to New York.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
CRICKET GAME CALLED OFF.

Because of the funeral Saturday af
ternoon of the late Capt William Pol
lard of Wolverine, the Wolverine
cricket club has cancelled It's game
with Painesdale whlch was TO have
been played on the South Range pitch.
The late capt. Pollard was president
Of the Wolverine club, and was an
active supporter OF cricket In the
county.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
TEDDY IN NEW ENGLAND.
Old Bay State Proeressives Planning
Rousing. Welcome.

Boston Mass, Aug. l5.-Massachu-
setts' Progressives are planning for a
rousine welcome to Colonel Roosevelt
when he comes here next Saturday
to address a mass meeting at the
Point of Pines The meeting will be at
tended by leading representatives of
the new party in Maine. New Ham
pshire and other New England States.
An effort probably will be made to
induce Colonel Roosevelt to visit Nev-
mont and Maine. which States will
hold their elections early next month
and the results of which are regarded
as OF much Importance because of the
effect they may have upon the general
election In November.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
TO BOOM PANAMA TRADE.

Spartanburg, s. c.. Aug. 15.--A large
and representative meeting OF the bus
mess men of South Carolina was held
here today to discuss plans to secure
for the port of Charleston and the
State at large an adequate share OF the
trade benefits expected to accrue to the
South through the opening Of the PAN
anna canal.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
Los ANGELES CELEBRATES.
131st Anniversary Of Founding BY the
Spsnisrds.

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. l5.--Los An
geles today celebrated the 1876 an
niversary of It's founding by the SPAN
iards. IL was on August 10, 1881 that
Felipe de Neve, governor of Alta Call
fornia, came frcm the San Gabriel mis-
sion 10 the Indian village ~ Yang-rs,
and gave 10 the settlement the name Of
El Pueblo de Nuestra Sonora, la Re-
GINA de Los Angeles--the imposing title
translated into English, meaning the
Town of Our Lady, the Queen Of the
Angels.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
PLAN POLITICAL RALLY.

A political rally viii be conducted al
the Wolverine location this evening In
the interests of the candidacy Of w. }.
for the Office OF prosecuting
attorney Addresses will be given by.
Mr. Macdonald and by DR.. +. Il. hb.
rams Of Dollar Bay and there will be
a program of musical numbers oy the
Finnish Humu band.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
PIRATES LAND PLAYER.

Louisville. KY. Aug. i15.--Art Butler
of the Saints will 20 to Pittsburg by
purchase before August 25. The Saints
will get Bill McKechnie IN exchange
for him and are permitted to retain
Rehg and possibly capron. also a
catcher To replace Casey. who must be
returned to the Indians at the close of
the season
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
WOLVERINE RIFLE CLUB.

The annual outing Of the Wolverine
rifle club viii he held August 20 at
.Chassell. This was decided upon at q
meeting TUESDAY evening. The mem
bers viii make the trip to Chassell In
automobiles. Richard Pascoe has
charge OF the club. his former exper
ience with the local mlitiamer, of
which he was a former lieutenant, en-
abling him To give the members prac-
tical experience.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

THIRTY THOUSAND
SEE CHICAGO AND
NEW YORK PLAY.

Cnicaeo. Aug. l5.--It Is ex-
pected thirty thousanc fans"
viii witness the contest be-
tween the Nsw York and Chi
cago Nationals today on the
West side grounds The day be-
ing clear. more than usual in
terest is attached TO TIE series
because OF the Chicago teams
good showing In their eastern
invasion, when IL won fifteen
ont OF eighteen games ana cut
New York's lead down u six
games. Second naseman Evers
Will be replaced by Downs.
once OF Detrtcit. Marqaard is
scheduled To pitch for New
York and Richie or Lavender
for Chicago.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

CLAIMS srE WAS
ATTACKED IN STRAIT
JACkET-kILLS SELF

) ST. Louis, Aug. IA note
found In the purse of Mrs. Hal
lie Forest, widow OF the son OF
Gen. f,orfst The Confederate
cavalry leader. declared she was
attacked while helpless in a
strait iacket 'in the city san
itarium. Mrs. Forest killed her
self YESTERDAY 10 a public park.
The conseauences of The at
tacS she said, made IL neces-
sary 70 end her life. although
mo woman ever killed herself
that hated To do SO as much
as l." The superintendent OF
the hospital denied she was
cared for b. a strait jscket by
other than woman attendants.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
CoIombIa Must Act.
A DAYS WORK.

Il would like II YOU please. sir. to
take a day OF tomorrow"
why, Smithers? Anybody sick at
your home"
NO. sir. bat there are a couple Of
children coming to visit mine and my
wife told me the kids wanted to ask
me few questions. baltimore Amer
lean.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
PYrHIANs SELECT WINNIPEG.

penver Colo, Aug 15.--The Su-
preme Lodge. Knights of Pythias. in
convention here. decided to hold the
supreme Lodge convention in Win
hlpes, Canada IN 1914. The selection
or the convention seat practically
completed the consideration Of i'm
portant business.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
TENNESSEE DEMOS MEET.

Nashville. Tenn, Aug 15.-Tenncs-
see Democrats assembled in State con-
Nention today. to formulate plat
form on which BENTON McMillin, the
victor in the recent primaries. Will con-
test for the governocship at the No
vember election against Governor
Hooper, who has been renominated by
the Republicans.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
NOT MlHELlcH SALOON.

II was incorrectly stated last even
ing that George Kasun met his death
In the Mihelich saloon. The accident
occurred In the saloon of Martin Gas
parovich on Scott street.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
BOMBARDMENT
is RENEWED
Nicaraguan Rebels are Again
Smelling Managua and Sew
ere Fighting Is Reported
APPEAL IS MADE TO the U. S.
Several Americans, II Is Report
cd, Have Marrow Escapes

Panama. Aug. 15.-Reliable informa :
tion has been received that the bonn
bardment of Managua. Nicaragua, was
renewed last night and that severe
lighting is going on.
Americans in Danger.
Washington, Aug. l5-SIxteen AM
erican firms having interests in Mica
ragua have appealed TO the state de-
partment TO use It's offices TO restore
peace there In the bombardment OF
Managua II is reported Collector OF
Customs Ham and several other Am
orleans narrowly escaped death by
shells.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

United States output of copper In
July is 1s7.Ie1l29 pounds greatest
IN history.
Thus far in 1919, Australia and New
zealand's gold output is valued at s2s,-
Os7.6ss.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15
INQUIRY SHOWS US. VICE
CONSUL WAS MURDERED

Pogota. Colombia. Aug. 15.-Inves-
tigation into The death Of United
States Vice Consul McMasters at Car
tagera has proved without a doubt hc
was murdered
Colombia Must Act.
Washington, Aug. 15.-American
Consul Kcmper. at Cartagena. has re-
ported that the evidence SO far gath
cred bears ont the charge that Wee
Consul McMasters was murdered. The
Colombian government will have an
fore any action is taken py the United
States.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

Paris scientist claims 20 hs able
TO increase the stature Of short men
from the thyroid glands of sheep,
Christie Macdonald. actress. has Just
paid $500 in New York for coffin
for a pet cat.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

Minnesota's 1912 crop yield Is es-
timated to be worth sSs2,oo0,0 900.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

Ho. Springs. Aug. i5.-sam schepps,
wanted as a material witness in the
Rosenthal case, left for New York city
this morning I'm charge of Assistant
District Attorney Rubin.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-15

THE WEATHER
Tonight fair. Probably rain
Friday night. Warmer.
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NOTICE OF cRkNoE o. WHyFe

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that from and after January 1, lAla,
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rate OF ca cents per 1000 sallAAs
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MOVEMENTS OF
MAIL STEAMERS
VESSELS 10 ARRIVE

Sunday, November -
Maui. Molokni 9nd Lanai ports
1liknhala. stnir.
Kauai ports Kinasl. stmr.
Monday, November =.
Hcnekpng via japan ports IpnyO
MaFu, Jap. etinr.
San Francisco, via Seattle Iiilon-
ian, m. n. 8. s.
San Francisco Ventura. o. 3.
Kahniui l.urIlne 81 y. s. q
Tuesday. Noyemher -.
San Ffantiieo- Wilhelmina. 4. -
Hilo direct Kilansa. stmr.
Wednesday. November ~.
Hawaii via Maui ports clandine.
stmr.
Kauai ports W. @. Hall. sfmr.
Friday. Novsmber -.
Australian ports. VIA Page PngO--
SOnoma. o. s. s.
Kona and Kau ports hauna Ioa.
stmr.
San Francisco Nile, z. n. 3. 5.
Saturday. Novemher %.
HIlo via way ports Manna Kaa,
Tuesday, Decembcr :.
Hongkong Via Japan ports~-p Persia
r. NJ. 8. 8.
sydney via Auckland and aiya
Zealandia G. a. Is.
Wednesday December 4.
Victoria and Vancopyer Makura, G.
A. s. s.
San Francisco EIonolnlan. NJ n.
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TRANsPORT sRRVICR

Logan sailed from Manila for Maya.
sakI. Honolulu and San Francisco.
Nov. 10.
Sherman. from Honolulu Cor Guam
and Manila. sailed Nov. IA.
Warren, stationed at the Philippines.
Thomas, from Honolulu for san Fran.
cisco, arrived Nov Ii.
Dix. from Honolulu, for seattle, Or.
!. rived. Nov. I.