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Evening journal., 1912-07-05
BE SURE you GET DuFFY'S

When you ask your druggist. grocer or
dealer for Duiiy's Pure Malt Whiskey be sure
you get the genuine. II Is an absolutely pure
medicinal malt whiskey and Is sold IN
SEALED BOTTLES ONLY--never in bulk.
Look for the trade mark, the "Oid Chemist, 1"
on the label, and make sure the seal over the
cork 10 unbroken. Price 500 a large bottle.
Write our Medical Department for doctors
advice. and an illustrated medical booklet
sent free.
The Duffy Malt whiskey Co.. Rochester. N ~.
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Evening journal., 1912-07-05
AT IS, Gave Him Vig0r
and Relieved CONSTIPATION

From a mere skeleton, cOnsti-
pated, no appetite, Mr.. s. II.
Hiestand was restored to
health, gained 20 pounds and
reinvigorated till he says he
feels like a young man again.
Two years ago 1, was a mere
skeleton, weighed less than 100
pounds, was oonstipated, appetite
gone, and thought l would never
recover. l procured some Dufy's
Pure Malt Whiskey, used it, and it
put new life into my body, and in
the course of three months gained
20 pounds. / remained well for
two years, and once more was taken
with a bad cough and appetite
gone also became constipated. 1
used more of this medicine, and am
happy to say that l am once more
well; am feeling just IS and yet I
2 it to other old people and / have
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Evening journal., 1912-07-05
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Of the greatest strength builders and tonic smuan known
science 1t assists digestion and assimilation of the food thus
driving nourmen into the system and giving and vitality
organ the body has been used with remarkable results
the prevention and relief of all throat lung and stomach troubles and
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The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
KEWEENAWITES
STILL WINNING
Mohawk Gets Three firsts, One
Second and One Third

by virtue of important victories
scored in the iremens tournament. at
Gladstone today. the Mohawk running
team is practically certain of winning
first place. Mohawk won three iir>ls,
one second and one third in four events
ulled off today, giving the keweenaw-
ties big icad for the association
prize over Ironwood. which is second
Ia the running.
Mohawk wen the flag race. the run
ners negotiating the distance IN ~ ? 8
seconds with ironwood secoEo. 6S sec
onds. and Iron River 5hlrd 72 2-5 sec
onds.
Hogan won first place in The 100 yard
hremen's coOt race. his tlsr>. being 10
IL seconds. Nekervis wi.s second.
The regulation hub erd hub race
went 10 Mohawk.
In the novelty hook ana ladder race.
lronwood was nrst. Is - seconds
Iron River. second, ~ and Moha vll
third. 10 Is seconds.
While alighting from a fifteen min
ute flight yesterday. Bud Mars, the
aviator who is giving exhibitions in
Gladstone this week. suffered an acci-
dent. Fearing that he would be un-
able to avoid a collision with fence.
Mars jumbed from his aeroplane. ana
at the same time the machine toppled
over. Mars fortunately escaped with
out serious injuries.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
keweeNAw CENTRAL OUTINGS.
Special Train for Berry Pioksrs To-
norrow--Other Excursions.

The Keweenaw Central railroad will
run special train TO Lac la Belle to-
morrow for the benefit of the berry
pickers The train viii leave Calumet
at o'clock and returning, will leave
Lac La Belle at 5 y, m. II is expected
large number of Calumet people
win take advantage of the train.
Sunday, the Keweenaw Central will
run the usual excursion trains to
crestview and Las La Belle.
Next Wednesday the annual picnic
OF the Calumet Presbyterian Sunday
school will be held at the Crestview
park on the Keweekrw Central. A
good program of spor,s has been ar
ranged
The annual picnic OF the Mohawk
and Ahmeek Sunday school viii be
held at Crestview one week from to-
day. on the same day the members
bf fGarfeld Castle. knights OF tho
Golden Eagles and of Calumet Com
mandery, will hold their annual pic
mic al Lac La Belle. This event prob
ably will be one of the most enjoy
able of the season.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
ILLINOIS S0LONS DO NOT
LIKE M'CORMICK'S QUERY

Washington, Aug THE Republi-
cans of the Illinois delegation IN the
House today engaged either In consul =
tarion among themselves or IN maKing
reply 10 the question Of Medill McCor.
mick as TO their attitIde towards
Roosevelt's candidacy. y number re-
fused 10 comment.
Rodenberg answered: Il regard your
inquiry as impertinent. and absolutely
deny your risht To ask any Republican
in cur state his attitude"
Mann said II have nothing to say
F'oss Il have made no reply"
Copley answered: Il was nominated
for Congress on progressive Repub
lican platform IN 1910. and again on
the same platform this year. ! sought
the nomination on the Republican
ticket. | feel | am i'm honor bound
t" support all candidates honestly
nominated on the same ticket as long
as | remain on the ticket. | do not ac-
cept the action of the Republican no
tional convention as binding on my
conscience Before goinr further |
must await the action Cf the national
progressive convention, both - to can
didate and platform. | will send my
answer to YOU direct and YOU may
make such disposition of it as seems
best"
Fuller. II am a Republican and shall
support the entire ticket. state and ma
tional."
Mckinley. II am not candidate for
re election. ! will not reply"
Prince. II stand exactly where De-
neen stands"
Cannon ~ have nothing to say To
Mccormick for publications."
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
ATTEMPT OF GANGSTERS TO
RESCUE GUN MAN FAILS

New York. Aug. Whitley Jack
Lewis. one of~the four men accused
of shooting Rosenthai. was given the
third degree srFlilg today. Lewis,
who was arrested yesterday at Flesch-
manns, n. Y. as he was about TO
take train for the west was brought
To New York by Detective Harvey. As
the train drew into the Weehawken
terminal a band of seven east side
gangsters leaped over the gate separ-
ating the platform from the train
tracks and started toward the train.
Suddenly they saw several headquar-
ters detectives who were sent to assist
Harvey and the gangsters slnnk away
No move was made 10 rescue the pris-
oner. Lewis declares he can prove an
alibi.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
ELEcTRIFY STUPID PUPILS.
New York Board May Authorize Nov
el Experiments.

New York. Aug. 2.-The New York
board of education is expected to au-
thorize "A trial this fall of a Swedish
scheme for electrifying a schoolroom
and thereby producing extraordinary
results from the pupils.
The experiment. which has met with
some success i'm Stockholm, will be
tried on a room i'm which a class of
defective pupils is being taught. The
cost for a years trial will be less than
$4,000.
The lelectrifcator consists of "A Sc
ries of wires in the walls of the class
room. These wires will be charged
with high frequency currents. The
plan will be To have two classrooms
as nearly alike as possible. one cleo
trified and the other not, each to have
the same number of pupils Al the
end of certain period comparisons
will be made between the pupils In the
electrified room and those I'm the room
not electrified.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
OLD CONVICT STEPS TO
LIBERTY AFTER SPENDING
AZ YEARS IN PRISON..

Columbus. Ohio. Aug 2.-After for.
ty-two years inside the walls of Ohio
penitentiary. John Taborn. Is today
taking his first glimpses of the outside
world. He is at Morgan station. a
prison farm, and will be permitted To
end his days there If he desires
The sights of the new world are
beyond the comprehension OF John TIA
born and At times he shows "a prefer
ence for the cell that for almost half
II century has been his home. Since
Toborn entered the penitentiary, b.
Se4 prisoners have served their time
or have died or been executed. He
is ca years old aud well-prescrved ply
sically. but his mind has become chiiu-
ish
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
Views, as Such, Will be Deliver
ed Before Progressive Plat
form Is Drafted
AMUSED AT TAfT's SPEECH
Says President Failed to Meet
live Issues of Day

Oyster Bay. Aug. 2.--Taft failed,
said Roosevelt, TO meet live issues in
his speech OF acceptance. The colonel
said he was amused at many OF the
presidents remarks.
Roosevelt said he wished to make
his speech as early as convenient and
would insist on delivering IL before
the progressive platform was drafted
His proposals, he believes may be re-
garded as ultra radical In some quar-
ters and he wishes his views known
beforehand so the convention may act
in the light of full knowledge of his
position.
Taft is Congratulated.
Washington, Aug q President
Taft has received many kilograms and
letters congratulating him on his
speech Of acceptance.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
DANES GIVES NATIVE
LAND A NATIONAL PARK

Copenhagen. Aug. 2.-Thousands of
10 participate in the inaugural ceremo-
nies Monday at the Danish American
national park To be presented on tnat
day To the Danish government by the
Danish citizens of the United states.
King Christian has decided 10 waive
court mourning in order to attend the
ceremonies. He will receive the Am
erican committee in audience and de-
liver an address at tine park.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
LOUISIANA PROGRESSIvES
CONVENTION IS LILY WHITE

New Orleans Aug. 2.-Supporters
of Roosevelt met today To formally OF.
ganize the progressive party of Lou
isiana and name delegates to Chica-
go. Among those who are certain 10
be elected delegates are John NJ. Park
err Parkers statement that he wouiu
urge the adoption of plank in the
new party, making IL strictly "A whito
mans yparty" is the only public det-
laration so far as To how the Louisia-
ma progressiyes view the negro. TIE
convention today is lilly white
meeting
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
FELL 30 FEET TO
ESCAPE SWARM OF
BEES IN MiDAiR.

Birmingham Mich. Aug 2.--hal
Nudge. a lineman In the employ of the
state Telephone company fell from the
top of a pole here when attacked by
a swarm of bees.
Mndee had just climbed the pole. 80
feet high. aud was opening "A box at
the top To repair wire connections
within II when the bees. which had
evidently hiVed in the box, broke loose
and attacked the lineman
Nudge. To avoiG being stung. top
Piled over backwards. preferring. as he
said this morning. to take his chances
in a fall rather than run the risk
Of being stung 10 death i'm midalr.
Nudge sustained severe bruises.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
HANCOCK WOMAN DROPS
DEAD At PICNIC TO-DAY

Mrs Margaret Geisser. a well known
resident OF hancock, dropped dead at
1880 o'clock this afternoon at the
White City. Heart trouble was the
cause. The deceased was attending the
annual, picnic OF Ihe Hancock Congre-
gational church ana after eating a
hearty dinner went to watch a base
ball game that was in progress near
the cottages She was seen To sud
denly fall over. and expired almost in, =
mediately. Undertaken Crawford of
Hancock was notified of the death. and
left in a gasoline launch for White
City to take charge of the remains.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
HAY FEVER SUFFERERS.

The copper country, with It's fresh.
cool breezes direct from Lake Superior,
ana its pretty watering places. IS
again a mecca for hay fever victims.
although the number is not as great
as VIII he the case during the latter
part OF the month. the sufferers can be
easily distinguished on the streets. II
Is expected many more hay fever vic
ums viii visit Calumet and Keweenaw
county later m the summer
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
U. s. GRANTS OFFICER
MORE TIME TO WE'D.

Kalnmazoo Mich. Aug. 2.--The war
department has granted Lieut.. Il. \.
Gilmore y. :. A., stationed i'm the
Philippines, another months leave of
absence in which to WOO anG wed Miss
Sadie Bishop, a pretty Kalamazoo girl.
whom Lieut.. Gilmore fell ia love with
az first sight. FIVE DAYS before his orig
inal leave OF absence expired.
The couple became engaged three
DAYS after their first meeting, but az
the time was insufficient in which To
prepare for the wedding the merits OF
the cause wcrc placed before the war
department with the application for
an extended leave Of absence.
Upon the receipt Of the department
acquiescence the date Of the wedding
was fixed for Aug. q.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
ENTERTAIN THEIR FRIENDS.

Mr.. end Mrs VIII Forster cnte:lan-
ed large party of friends at their
home on North Fifth street last even
ing. Dancing was indulgef in and
during the evening luncheon was serv-
ell by Mrs. Forster. All report an en-
icyable evening.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
GRACE CASE NeARs END.

Atlanta. Aug. Counsel for Mrs
Grace. accused of an attempt To Kill
her husband. today charged the law
yers of the state had wilfully with
held evidence In their prosecution. The
charge was made while the lawyers
were arguing for her acquittaL The
argument will be finished this after
noon, when the jury will retire.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
FORMER FINNISH PASTOR.

Rev. X. q. Rissanen. formerly pastor
of the Finnish National church on
Eighth street, now OF Gilbert Mimi.
IL visiting Calumet friends and rela
tives. Rev. Rissanen is accompanied
by Ills three children. 1t will be re-
membered that sho,i time after Rev.
Rissanen left Calumet sor Gilbert. Mrs.
I,issanen passed away.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
GRIEF KILLS AUTHORS MOTHER.

Adrian. Ca. Aug Grief over the
death OF her son. jacques f'utrelle. the
author. who went down with the IT.
tanic. is believed to have been the d
rect cause Of the death Of his mother.
Mrs. Linnie Futrelle, who succumbed
yesterday.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
OLD LETTERS VALUABLE.

London, Aug. Am extremely fire
holograph letter from oliver Crom
well, closely written and undated. but
written from Cambridge about the end
of January. l643, has Deen sold II
relates to IA very critical period of the
civil war.
At the auction of autograph let
ters and historical documents at
Sotheby's today the letter brought 81
$50.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
TEN woRkMeN ARE KILLED.

Nuremburg, Bavaria. Aug. 2.-Ten
workmen We're killed, thrty-flve seri-
ously injured and five missing. as the
result Of the collapse today of an inn
mense power station under construc-
tion here.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
AFTER FISH poAcHERs.

Hea't'e' Wash, Aug. 2.-The settling
VI Two Canadian hshing boats by the
,eFenue cutter Arcata followed close
- upon the arrival In Vancouver OF
" round, superintendent OF iIshe :
,'es for the Dominion OF Canada. and
n's w announcement that rigorous poll
wv wv w regard to the Ash poachlns in
% ns canadian waters would oe main
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
400 GIRLS STRIKE
AGAINST cUSSiNG.

: New York. Aug. -Four
: hundred girls. members of the
: Dressmakers' union. employed
: at a Brooklyn factory. are on
= strike against the use of pro-
: family by the foremen and 9TH
: er male employees OF the shop.
: The strikers hope TO bring
: about a series of walkouts i'm
: other factories To enforce the
: demand for rule that foremen
: ana others be instructed that
: no profanity or abusive Ian
: guage shall he used i'm the work
: rooms at any time no matter
+ what the provocation.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
NEW FOUNDRY FOREMAN.

Thomas Brown of Detroit has ar
rived in Calumet and assumed his new
duties as foreman of the g. ~ ~ iron
foundry, succeeding Mr. Blayborn who
rosigned about one month ago.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
REAfFIRM MONROE DOCTRINE
Lodges Proposal Is Passed, 81 to
A, After Three Hour Debate
DEFINES ATTITUDE OF THE U. S.

Washington. Aug. after three
hours debate behind closed doors. The
Senate today "a To a. adopted the
Lodge resolution deaninS the attitude
of the United States in disapprnyal Of
the acquisition by foreign interests or
any territory i'm the western hemis-
phCre. whicE might be dsed as mill
mry or naval bases. ar menace app
proacEes To this country.
Before the Senate had proceeded far
with the Nagdalena Bay resolution the
Magdalena bay resolution TO-DAY the
discussion began 90 touch go close To
government secrets that an executive
session was ordered.
Lodge. calling mp the resolution
which was framed 10 record the dis
approval with which the United States
would view the acquisition of proper
~ by foreign interests on the west
ern hemisphere, whieh might become
military naval bases. declared It's pasS-
age was i'm the interest OF peace.
What is the real meaning of this
resolution, as IL affects the Monroe
doctrine asked Cummins. lis !. an
extension or the further application of
that prineiple?"
The declaration rests On much
broader and older ground than the
Monroe doctrine" replie'l Lodge. "Thi.
resolution rests on the generally ac-
cepted principle that every nation has
10 protect its own safety"
Cummins expressed the opinion that
the resolution did not make clear the
relations between foreign government
and foreign corporations He war'ei
the government was taking Rpsition
from which II might be compelled -
recede with chagrin and humiliation.
Compromise Wool Bill.
An agreement of the Democrats
leaders of the House and Senate 10
frame compromise wool bill, similar
to the one Taft vetoed last summer,
was reached early today following a
meeting of the conferees ON the iron
and steel bill The latter Is expected
to be passed by both houses today
Simmons, representing the Democratic
and progressive alliance in the Senate.
and Underwood, the House leader,
agreed on such a compromise The iron
and steel tariff conferces proceeded to-
day in accordance with preauansod
program.
The House resumed today the con-
sideration of the cotton revision bill
TO reduce duties approximately 2l per
cent The disagreement of the con-
ferees on Senate reciprocity amend
ment was, reported to the House by
Underwood. and that body sent the
eill back to the Senate with the de-
mand that the amendment ~ dropped.
Army Bill Up Again.
Washington. Aug. with pracu-
cally all of the features upon which
President Taft based his veto, the
eliminated army appropriation bill was
again reported to the Senate today by
the military committee Ii carries an
appropriation of ninety-four million
an increase of six million over the
amount proposed by the house
The section To legislate Major Gen
eral Wood out of office was not in the
reconstructed bill.
No Amendment For House.
Washington. Aug. 2.-The Seffate
amendment to the steel bill. to repeal
Canadian reciprocity. was disagreed
&c by the House.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
MEXICAN INDIANS IN REVOLT.

Mexico City. Aug THE Sierra
Juarez Indians in the state of OaXaca
have renewed their revolt against the.
government 1t is reported today that
on Ixtlan. forty miles from the state
capital. A mix-up i'm the distribution
of land is at the bottom of the trouble.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
LAUNCH BIGGEST COLLIER.
Biggest Vessel Of Its Kind for the U.
s. Navy.

San Francisco. Cal. Aug. 2.--Prepa-
rations are being made at the Mare
Island navy ward Cor the early launch-
ing of the United states naval collier
Jupiter. the largest vessel ever butlt
on the Pacific coast. The Jupiter has a
length Of 52i feet and a width of eS
feet IL will have a displacement of
$4,000 tons of coal and oil and total
Displacement of 10000 tons. The yes
sci will be christened by Mrs. Thomas
r. Ruin. wife of Commander Thomss :
p. RUBIN. u. s. ~, who has been In
charge of the construction.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
KID MCCOY RELEASED ON
BAIL IN ENGLISH COURT

London. Aug. 2.--"Kid" Mccoy the
American boxer. was brought up again
in police court today and renmn nded
until August s, when papers. connected
with hls case. are expected from Bel B.
sium. The charge is larceny SAID to
have been committed in Ostend. Many
Americans were in court during the
hearing. The magistrate consented
10 release Mccoy on hail
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
PRoGRESSIVEs ARE
FLOCklNG TO THE
CONVENTION CITY.

Chicago, Aug. Men active
In the progressive cause and
hign I'm the councils OF the new
party arrived from all quar-
ters today. while delegates of
both national and state con-
ventions registered at the no.
tells by the score. Among the
arrivals were George w. Per-
kins of New York; former SEN
ator Beveridge of Indiana, and
Henry Cochems of Milwaukee.
Perkins said the movement has
ample funds.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
TAFT CHOOSES FUTILE
TO SUCCEED ANGEL
AS FEDERAL JUDGE.

Washington. Aug. 2--Presi-
dent Taft sent to the Senate
the nominations OF Arthur j.
Tuttle To be federal Judge and
Clyde Webber Ia be United
States attorney for the eastern
district OF Michigan. Tuttle
succeeds Judge A. c. Angel,
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02
WILSON WILL NOT RESIGN.

Seagirt. n. J.. Aug. 2.--Formsl an
nouncement was made today by VIII
a large body of warriors are marching
son that he will not resign the COVER
norship durins the campaign.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

Brewer Adolphus Busch refuses to
reopen the noted old Southern hotel.
ST uouis, alleging too restrictive sun
day laws.
The Calumet news., 1912-08-02

Many an earthly angel has home-
~ face to thank for il.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-04-26
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