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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Tonight the Lucille La Verne COM
pany will close its season at the
Academy. The enga cement has been
the most successful for q summer
stock season in the history Of the
house, according TO Manager Leo
Wise.
The engagement terminates not
through any lack OF drawing power
en the part of the company and the
plays that have been produced, but
owing TO alterations that must be
made in the theatre. The building
is to be remodeiled and the con-
tractors have no great time in which
To complete their work before the
regular season opens
There will he matinee this after
noon and tonight the company will
hold a reception AT the conclusion ef
the performance. There will he the
usual speech making and good wishes
between players and patrons,
The La Nerna company VIII prob
ably remain IN Richmond until Tues
day. From here the players go to
Ocean View for the remainder of the
summer
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

TWo-base hits---keIley. Mace, Gran.
Sacrifice hit---Braun. Stolen bases
Graft Adler Double plays-Braup 10
woolums to cummins to Braun; Sex
ton to Braun TO Woolums Struck out
BY Clyde. 3; by Strain, 2, Base
on balls-By Sexton, /: by Clyde, J..
Hit by pitcher-Griffin, Graft Innings
pitched-By Clyde, I. Hits made
or Clyde, s. Left on bases-Lynch
burg s; Richmond. 5gS rndpire. Mr-
Mcbride Time. l:40.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Great Bin AT Luhin.

Everyone Who has seen the Lubin
show this week declares that 1t is
the best ever given at this popular
playhouse. The Act Beautiful"
comes in for special eulogy on the
part OF an unofficial critic. and Col
onel Tom Booker ia said 10 be as
entertaining as ever. To make il all
the more emphatic the testimonial is
unsolicited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

CHICAGO luna The sSenators
took another fall out OF the White COX
today. winning the third straight game
Of the set. 10 ?. II was a pitchers
duel between Groou1e and LANCE. lea
into the seventh. In that period The
Senators pried under hts crust for "A
couple OF tallies In the ninth. an ex-
ira pair Of runs cinched & for them
Lange allowed but six hits. four OF
them in the sevent., while GnoNsle
was touched for five saferies. The
score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Standing of Clubs
Game To-day.
Chicago in rittsburg.

PITTSBTRG. June "A single and
a two-bagger in the twelfth inning
gave the local United States leaguers
hard earned victory over the Chi
cage team today. by a score Of : to
6. Chicago appeared TO have the con
test sewed up until the sixth when
the locals lied the count vrith- pair
of triples and Ii single. Gertenrich
again starred at bat with homer
and triple. The score,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Those who have not seen the en-
tertainment at the Bijou this week
and judging from the attendance the
number Is leEion-should take a tip,
as they formerly said on the race
track and other interesting places. and
see II. Odd how a really good show
will fail 10 draw the people and a
poor one catch the crowd. For a
picture entertainment that at the
Rijou has every other show looking
like an apology.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
.Batted for Coates in ninth.

Summary: Two-base hits--Morris-
sey. Sacrifice hits-Spicer, CoateA
Poole. Stolen hases-BateS. Wilson
Double ,playe-Morrissey to Spicer to
Wolfe, Struck out-By Morrissey, 2;
by Poole, 5. Base on balis--By
Poole. 4. Left on bases---Newport
News, g. Norfolk. s. Umpire, Mr..
Black. Time, 1895. Attendance, 40e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Amateur Games
Set for Today
Capital City League

Battle Axe with Southern Bell, at
Lee Park.
collegians with Ashland, at Byrd
Park
Athletics with Richmond Grays, at
G. G. A. Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Case h Continued.

The case against Samuel Croker. a
negro. charged with stabbing Will
Christian. also colored, was continued
yesterday by Magistrate Sunday in
Henrico because OF the absence of a
material witness. The case wiz be
heard next Thursday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
CHANGE OF PITCHERS
AIDS COLTS TO WIN
Virginia League Games.

Richmond, 4; Lynchburg. 2.
Petersburg. {: Danville. 3.
Norfolk, 3; Newport News /.
Roanoke Portsmouth postponed;
rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
standing of Clubs
Games Today.

Games Today.
Lynchburg in Richmond 1.-TWO games).
Danviie In Petersburg.
Roanoke In Port mouth.
Norfolk in Newport News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
La VERNE COMPANY
CLOSES TONIGHT
PLAYERS WILL HOLD REtEP-
TTON AT CLOSE OF PER-
TORRANCE.

Academy" Greatest Thing in
the World" matinee and tonight,
acknowledgements picture dramas.
Empire-~NaudeNiile
Colonial--Naudeviie and pictures.
Lubin-Naudeville and pictures,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Old Dominion League

ryler's with kahns at Athletic
park.
Woodali g. Quarles with Barton
Heights at Byrd park.
Horace $. Wright with Cocoa Cola,
at Barton Heights.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Committee Appointed.

4 committee WAS appointed to rais"
thu rest. OF the money necessary. They
propose to oattin sl00 from d hun
dred business concerns. $40 of which
viii he put up ~ cncc and the se-
naming $50 h"never il Is found that
four other c-ties will each finance a
Csut In the league
The matt r Of finding the hundred
rutlic-s spirited citizens was left to ".
T. Mosby, Morgan Mills. J. T. Go
honey, Marshall '. Butler. W. {
BIanton, Geot,e c. Potndexter. owen
White, f. W Amos. Samuel Roasn-
dorf and r. s. Baum.
at win be easy enough 10 get f.e
money" said Mr. Gibhoncy last rIist t.
1t Is now up to the other cities to
make good"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

summary. Lett On Ha0ss--T " 1SsEl''7
ton 2: Chicago. E. Two-hase hits
1.auge. Candil Three-base hits-F our
rler. Foster, Morgan. Sacrifice hit
Rath. stolen bases Milan. :: Morgan.
.. Lord. Bases on halls--tNG Groom,
.. Of I.ange. :. Struck out-tiy LANCE
{. by CSroome. Z. Wild pitch-l'ange-
EMPIRES -o'Loughiiu and sheridan
Time. Las.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

totals oD
.Batted for Mitchell In eighth.
Score by innings: n:
vsrkeas o 2 0 3 I o OF
Cleveland 80 o 0 0 0 0 %
summary: Two-base hits--Cree.
Sweeney. WARRIOR. Chase. Three
base hits--Chase. Home run-Zinn'
Sacrifice hits-Gardner <1J. Wolver-
ton. stolen bases-Wolverton, Gard
ner. Double plays - Peckinpaugh:
Easterlv and Ball. wolverton ana
Chase, Hits--of Caldwell, IN 2-s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Richmond League

Jacobs a. Levy with Burke AZ &c.
Imperfals with Hillsiders.
Cherry Smash with American Cloth
ing company.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
GIANTS WILL NOT
STOP FOR REDS
KEEP RIGHT OK WINNING. A.
THOUGH THIRD GAME OF
SERIES is CLOSE.
CUBS BEAT DODGERS
PHiLLIEs WIN FROM CARDINAL6
AND PIRATES sHUT-OIT
TAIL-END TEAM
FROM BOSTON.
National League Games

Chicago, !: Brooklyn,
Pittsburg. 4 Boston. O.
Philadelphia. S. st. Louis.
New York, q; Cincinnati, {.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
10 Entertain Golden Seal.

Colonial Camp Of the Order d
--Goldaa- Saal-will- -ha-. entertained
Forest nm on FriSay from TO II
Supper viii be served
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
j. s. LEACUERS
PLAY z INNINGS
fpTTTSBTR1s TEAM FINALLY PUTS
OVER WINNING RIM BEAT.
ING CHICAGO.

United States League Game.
Pittsburg, : Chicago. 12 in
ningsl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
New York

-Rattcd for Suggs III eighth.
e"Ran for Bates in eighth.
Score by innings: ~.
Cincinnati 0 0 0 0 o 1t
Giants ..,........o D
r;urrtrr4esf ffsft,-bftsr hits Marsans-
Murray and Meyers. Three-base nit
Murray, Sacrifce hits--Devore,
Grant, Becker. Sacrifice hy-Suggs.
Double piays-Matty, Fletcher ana
Snotfrrass; Mitchell and Esmond,
Left on bases-Giants 5: Cincinnati.
6 First base on errors-Giants, 2 4:
Cincinnati. 9 Struck out--By Matty.
.: by Suggs . Bases on balls--On
Suggs. 3. Umptres-Brennan and
Owens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Then. in the seventh. after Burke
singled and is forced by Raley. Flour
nov hits to left and two are on Mat
lis flies out TO Nixon. but Mace comes
to the rescue with drive into the
bleachers. This should he good for
two bags. but the jinx is working and
the ball bounds back. Whereupon
Nixon grabs Il and throws out Flour
noy AT the plate in his attempt TO
follow Raley over the pan.
But the very next inning the Lynch
burg leader changes his pitchers and
with II his luck. Strain hits one too
hot for Cummings. clyde turns
loose II wild pitch and Strain goes 10
second Willie McComas lays one
down ard beats II ont, clyde roes out
and Sexton In. Gran doubles, scor-
ing strain. Adler gets a pass and
the bases ass r@iI, Burke. his TO
Sexton. who gets Baker at the plate
and Braun flashes the ball to Wool
ums, getting Burke Then Raley
breaks up the game by lining one TO
center on which Graf and Adler
scores. Fiournoy tries 10 follow suit
but Hummell makes a great one-hand
catch OF his liner and the side ia out
Lynchburg died hard, for Kelley
led OFF with a double In the ninth
but Hooker fouled 10 Adler. Morris
son popped to Baker and Hummeil
Tilted one to Maths, which, left Rich
mond with the game.
Double header today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Central League

Hustiers with Harpies, at East End
park.
Ramblers with Cubs. at Harvey
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Luck Against Colts,

AZ Intimated above. luck was
against the home team from this start.
Just AS sample Of this sort Of thing.
take the following: clyde places him
SELF In "A hole in the first inning Try
hitting the FIRST two batsmen. Mr..
Griffin, who disiikes being hit anc
who shrieks with pain every time the
ball comes near him. being one Of the
victims. None down and men on sec
ond and first. Adler lays the ball
where Mr.. Woolums can pick II up
and he gets Griffin at third. One
down and men on first and second.
They work the double steal and men
are on third and second. But Burke
fans and haley hits a foul fly that
tht. enterprtsing MIR. Woolums catches
and not one run II scored.
Again. I'm the sixth. Grimm singles
down the left foul line, Graf fouls
10 tha catcher and there is one down.
Adler bangs the bali and its drops in
frort 81 the plate He is thrown out
at first while Griffin ia cut off and
ri1u dowa The Old Reliable makes
au awful fuss. claiming that the ball
tit Adlers foot He is banished by
Umpire Mcbride Herr John Ner-
bout, makes himself conspicuous and
the umpire bids him run TO the club
house. put on his street clothes and 40
home, which John does McComas
kex I3riffip's Df4T@ second
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Chicago,

One "dt WHeh winning run scored.
se&re pS innings: II,
FittsTarg 50. q. 9 o q o 1 9 0 o o s. ~
Chicaso ......os oi2ooo 800 o-s
summary: Two-base hits---warren
Fowler T'htee-base hits-Warren
Brown, Gertenrich. Hutton, Mcclure
Home run-tiertenrich. Stolen bases
Hughes, Lynch. Sacrifice hits
Johns. Sabrie, Stanley. Sacrifice flies
~MoDonough. Lynch Bases on balls
on Rapp 4; off Mcclure, 3. Hit bv
pitcher-Hy Rapp, /. Struck out--By
Rapp, 8; by Mcclure. d Double
plays-Johnson 20 Hutton; Hughes
and Fowler. Passed hall-Huehes
Time, s:30. Umpire. Kilen.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
PUT UP THEIR MONEY
TO SUSTAIN LEAGUE
Richmond Business Men Granantee 81 100 tor Current tx
pense OF Local Club and Committee Promises to finance
Project, Provided Other Four Cities Come IN

.l ..-,+ ,t. continent
~, II ''iol,u ~ In - ID, ff,b an
'iete- t'TaHi's VIZ .',,r,i MT Gin
fie"'' no So, LII .,Isn hack
ri''t'"" a." - ptch,,ord I'm
tha league / am going TO Washing
80 , +ba x.ao train ~ meet the
FsaI.iroora rsn-esnntatiyes and hear
~, thav have to say. From what
49, hsar told already Baltimore
vii, 6,sra, "a cIub a-d if I can re
srr, Ibat pfcbmond il ready 70 20
r,r,yard onv WORK in baltimore vi!l
ho p1sda ali rho moro easv.'t
N,r ,.il,hG,a,,.nrd Mr. NurIofs then
+cal. 4hsIr feaf.e ana r,r B+.gi,v hav-
ine. arri,,ed cantain Nttus called The
,,,ea,i,o "a rider vim pr Bagllv IL
~. nbstr
pin ,-., REORGANIZATION
Tia. ,.iaz- h.. -.re4.rsa...iz !4.t.- ii
tt,a fa., en-. vas ourttr7rfi nv President
Irzn.7.rs..n IL iii tha4 ei,4As aal!Id
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

YANKEES BLANK MAPS
American LEAGUE Games,

ashington. 4; Chicago, ..
Detroit. 4; Boston. 8.
New York. Z: Cleveland, o.
Philadelphia. 3: st. Louis, 4.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
PETERSBURG

sZanelii out. hit by hatted Dali
panvinll Goa shrd!a
Petersburg ..+.-.--t- y
Danvilie ......... - . y
Summary. Two-bsse hits-tuoEins.
busch. Wallace Sacrifice hit---b2f-
nett, stolen bases Spencer; Anthony.
q; simmons, Loughiin. Double play
Lucia. schrader Triple pIay-D. Has-
Ton and schrador to Titlow. strdeh
ous-By Hedgepeth. 6; CASTOR. > Ease
on balls Hedgepeth. 4; CASTOR. =, a." ia
p u, castor Hedgepeth. Left an
10 asaas---nanyilie 6. Petersburg. {. TIM
nire--Orth. Time, f:4o, Attendance
500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Standing OF Clubs.

Games To-Day.
Washington in Chicago.
Boston In Detroit.
Philadelphia in ST. Louis.
New York in Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

1continued on sixthp age,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08

Giants with Cardinals, At Byrd
park,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
Clyde shows Up We'll.

Clyde. whose face q not exactly
familiar went to the mound when
the Lyuchburg OUTFIT took the helc
and he might have won his game
even with Strain pitching big league
ball for all the breaks were in favor
Of the Hiilmen mp TO the eighth and
Griffin had kicked himself out of
the game, Kelley. however, feared
that Clyde WAS weakening and when
Richmond scored n run IN the sew
euth the manager ordered Sexton to
the mound when the eighth inning
opened, with two men IN.
The move was disastrous. Luck
deserted the visitors and the home
hltters fairly wallopped Sections sig
zlers just when nice little hits were
needed Three runs were scored ana
from g To J shot Richmond went
to the front and finished y 10
!axar.Ie-ar words to that effect
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-08
LIN ~
ron SEVEN INNINGS WHEN
JINx QUITS.
CLYDE T AIKEN on I
SEXTON GOES IN AND GRIFFIN's
MEN, WITH GRIFFIN BANIsH-
ED, CLoUT BALL HARD AND
GRAB GAME
CLYDE TAKEN on T

For seven innings yesterday ~
looked as If Steve Griffin's Colts were
going to be the unfortunate victims
Of Manager Kelley's Hiiinen. Man
sger Kelley is the new leader or the
team from the city of shoes, succeed
ing Col. Otis Stockdale. He has gain"
cred around him promising ounch
Of ball players. was the FIRST aps
pearance Of the Lynchburg team in
Richmond this year and the impress
sion nada BY the boys was by no
means that of a taiieud outfit.
Hooker, Morrison and Woolums
are well known in Virginia league
circles as ball-players of class Man
sger Kelley looks like g. man who win
get real work out OF his followers
He Is also some help to his team at the
bat. for he slammed two safties. one
a o-begRer. off the redouta BILE
Strain, and scored one Of the two
runs made by the visitors. Hummel
liz bang-np second basemsn and
Nixon Is no SLOUGH of gardener
Hhile Herr Braun hehind- he-hat-
looks good enough for any Virginia
league team. although not quite as
good as our own white haired boy,
Iny
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
BOUND OVER FoR TRIAL.

Tom Beatty, against whom a chlrg'
of resisting an officer was preicrre,
some time ago he having. il is claim
ed, forcibly released a COW that ha,
heen impomded by the poundmaster
was yesterday afternoon bound ovei
by Justice OSulNau In the sum 81
$500 for trial at the September term o
the circuit court.
In Justice Little's court yesterda;
the case Of John Nowicksid. charged
with desertion, was adjourned unit
July 3. The case Of John Massa, OF
South Range, charged with assault t.
commit great bodily harm, will come
Hp Tor trial before Justice Little
Massa is charged with knitting a man
named Bonnin a couple of months
ago. the latter being confined for some
time in the hospital from the wounds
that We're inflicted.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
Houghton Department
MORE TIME Is GRANTED
FOR REMOVAL OF POLES
MICHIGAN STATE TELEPHONE CO.
PLANS IMPROVEMENT
~ HouGHToN.


The IIoughton village council held
a regular business session yesterday
afternoon. IL was decided % grant the
Michigan Ssate Telephone company an
additional ten dsys in which 10 remove
its poles from Shelder street Man
ager White. Of the company appeared
before the board. and explained the de-
lay stating that his company was
planning on rebuilding the plant. not
only the outside work. polss a.l wires.
but The exchange. too Possibly d
buiidng Of lis own may be built
The council decided 20 purchase q
horse from e.. y. Saxby. which has
been on uial. The consideration being
$685. The council also decided 10 bus
neN hose wagon FOR the fire depart
ment The old one win be used only
rheu necessary Tho pctluon % resi-
dents on Florence street for grades for
their sidewalks Wes sranted. Engineer
Fesing has been instructed % survey
ana establish the raGcs.
80 than the village employees may
have money Tor the Fourth n July the
village decided TO pay before the biz
day
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
BODY OF PAINfSDAlE YOUNG
Man FOUND IN The LAKE
REMAINS or ISAAC HUHTAsAARi
DISCOVERED BY a RIPLEY
RESlD DENT.

The body OF isaac Huhtasaari. aged
n. of Painesdale was found floating
in Portage Lake az the foot of Isle
Royale street yesterday afternoon by
Ted Hamacher OF Ripley The de-
ceased left Painosdale last SATURDAY
morning, telling his friends that he
vas going 10 Lake Mine. whore he had
secured work Hc stated he would
first return 10 Painosdalc that evening.
He had been Ia The employ OF the
Champion Mining company.
when picked up. the face was bad
IS disc3lored and swollen.and idenuif-
cation was made through the clothes
ths man was wearing. Svhen he left
Painesdale. fl Is said he had over 500
In mis- possession. When the body
was recovered there was only Sl0.45 fen
his pockets He was known 90 DE of
good character and was "a member OF
the Knights OF Kaleya lodge. No. H.. of
Painesdale He was also a member of
the North Star Temperance society
az Hancock Ii was in the North
star cafe that he was last seen alive.
8 O'Clock last Saturday evening. He
is survived by a brother In the L. :
army, and other relatives located In
Northern Sweden Mystery surrounds
The drowning, and the police are i'm
yestigating.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28

claims hled la The estate oi Theodor
dunerbein, dcceascd' hearing Octobe
IS. 1912
order closing hearing OF clan ms STE,
IN the estate of Manson Holombo. dc.
ceased.
Warrant and inventory CLEO IN ht
estate IF Richard hampshire decreased
Warrant ami Inventory hled m d.,
estate of Margaret Heab. deceased.
Warrant and Inventors sled IN he
estate 81 John Heas. distressed.
order closing hearing or claims flied
In the estate 81 Elizabeth Ann Thomas.
deceased.
onder closing hearing 81 ,laims filed
In The estate az simon Simonson. de-
ceased.
order appointing administrator Glec
in ,he estate OF Annie Bennett de-
ceased; bond fixed az $4,000.
order appoint.ng administrator filed
In the estate 81 August Betiler de-
ceased bond ENed al SC0c00
Proof on probate 81 viii and order
admitting Nill 20 probate filed in the
.state of Richard Wilkinson. deceased.
bond fixed az $4,000.
order appointing administrator hlcC
n the estate IL Albert Nelson. de-
easoi; bord fixed al 100000.
order allowing nnal account filed in
he estate of Mary Ryan. deceased.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
WAY AAvE seeN STATUS.
Believed Escaped Prisoner Was Seen
Near ChasseH Yesterday.

IL is believed that Thomas Status
the prisoner who escaped while work
ing on the county highway near the
Rhode Island location several weeks
ago, and Tor whom strenuous search
has been made by the sherims office,
was seen Yesterday by Lancour Salm.
of Chassen. salm reported that he
had seen man on the Pike road
whose actions We're decidedly suspi-
cious, and that he thought Il might
be the escaped prisoner. Mr.. Salm
states that he was driving along the
read when the man saw him and at
once jumped over the fence and dis
appeared in the woods. He was
dressed in overals and an old coat.
and had on a "whitish" hat. Officers
have been sent 10 the scene I'm an at
tempt TO locate tho man.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
FISH LAW VIOLATION.
msn From Entry Fined for Catching
Undersised Lake Trout

John Gilman. a fisherman from the
entry, was this morning arraigned be-
fore Justice Eichkern. Hancock. on
a charge OF catching understood lake
trout, on complaint OF Game Warden
Wilson. The legal size for lake trout
Is one and a hall pounds in the round
and quarter OF a pound less dressed.
Gilman wcs fined $50 and costs.
Game Warden Wilson has received
from the state game wardens aenart-
inent an official request to canton
campers and fishing parties, hDme-
steaders and others about leaving fires
IN the woods, directing al Such Ia see
mat fires are all extinguished on
breaking camp. Circulars will he post
ed on trees in various parts Of the dis
triet containing a warning as above
indicated
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28
HELP THE KIDNEYS
Calumet Readers Are Lsarnino IT,.
Wav

Calumet Readers Are Lsarnirc p.
Way.
It's the little kidney ills
The lame, weak or aching back
The unnoficed urinary disorder
That lead 10 dropsy and Brlshr.
disease.
When the kidneys are sick.
Help them with Doan's Kidney PM
a remedy especially for sick Ma
neys.
Doan's have been curing kidno,.
troubles for rs years.
Endorsed by $4,000 people-ena.r.
ed by citizens OF this locality
Mrs. A. Licquie. sos Franklin {,
Hancock. Mich, says: 81 had bact1
aches and pains across my lolns ana !,
was hard for me TO stoop or lift d,d
not rest well at night. Il used Doap.s
kidney Pills. and they did me a world
OF good. Since then l have not ma,
nackaehe. can recommend Doan,s
Kidney Pills highly"
For sale by all dealers. price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Rnnalo
New York, sule agents for the IInI,e1
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-apd
take no other.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-06-28

The canoe committee of the M. c.
Nj. announce a new variety of dance
for the evening of July 5. 1t is called
a picnic dance. The party is to be
very Informal, and the gentlemen viii
not only be permitted, but requested,
TO remove their coats and roll up their
sleeves. A program OF sixteen dance
numbers has been arranged. music to
be furnished by the Klingkammer or
chestra. Lunch will be served. The
committee extends a cordial invitation
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EXPECTED HOME TOMORROW

Captain NJ. NJ. Foley and Lieuten
ant VIM. Wall of the Houghton Light
Infantry are expected home tomorrow
from Port Huron, where they have
heen attending a school for officers OF
the National Guard. on Sunday next
the members Of Company G will hold
their first preliminary shoot at the
range, TO qualify for positions on the
state team IL one is organized this
year. Should no state meet be held
the practice viii serve the men in
good stead in the company contests