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The Ordway new era., 1912-11-08
Minor Mention.

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Opposition to the Mothers Co-hpen-
sation bill has developed.
Jesse F. Mcdonald, state chairman
of the Republican party, expressed
deep regret at the death OF Vice Pres
ident Sherman.
Charged with burglary. Harry Gano.
18, was arrested at Gilcrest and held
to await the arrival Of an officer from
Washington. Kan.
Horace w. Clark. former vice presi'
dent and general manager Of the Den.
yer & Rio Grande railroad, died at
Frederick, Maryland.
Contracts for 1000 acres OF beets
for the proposed Independent sugar
factory at Greeley are being asked Of
farmers in the Ault district.
E. P. Shove, banker and mining
man Of Colorado Springs, was elected
president Of the Associated Charities
to succeed Irving w. Bonbright.
Jack Davis of Num-, went through
bridge with a traction engine, fall
ing fourteen feet. The machine top
pied over. but he escaped without a
scratch.
Two convicted murderers were TAX
en- from the Denver county jail to the
state penitentiary at Canon City by
Deputy Sheriffs David O'Neill and Ed
ward Johnson.
Greed for beer caused the murder
OF G. Regordes at Pueblo. according
to a confession made by Dolores Vera.
The case mystified the police for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Nettie Lemon OF Denver has ap.
realed to the police to find her son,
Philip Lemon, 81. who left Denver four
years ago. Max Lemon. the father.
died October IA.
Judgment for the defendant was
given in the damage suit Of c. W..
Sparling against Thomas Rowland Of
Colorado Springs. for $500. for alleged
personal injuries.
Henry Hanson, who was rendered
unconscious at Colorado Springs by a
fall from his horse, became slightly
conscious after 168 hours Of coma.
Physicians expect him to recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Mott celebrated
their twenty.fifth wedding anniversary
ut Boulder, having as their guests for
the day thirty Boulderitcs. who form
erly resided Mt West Liberty. Iowa.
W. ]. Kelly, Of Denver. assistant
general agent Of the Wells-Fargo Ex-
press Company. died at st. Joseph's
hospital Of a growth In the head
which baffled the attending physi-
clans.
Robert McCarty was arrested in
Fort Collins, after cashing forged
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WASHINGTON.

President Taft was in New York
City for the launching Of the battleship
New York at the Brooklyn, navy yard
II the opinion OF the officers Of the
office OF farm management of the de-
partment Of agriculture counts for any.
thing. girls make better farmers than
boys.
Secretary Of the Treasury Macveagh
with one sweep abolished the time
honored public drinking cup from rail-
road cars, vessels and other convey
ances operated in interstate traffic and
from depots and waiting rooms OF com:
mon carriers.
News Of Vice President Sherman's
death, though 1t had been expected,
was received with profound sorrow in
official Washington.
Adjutant General George Andrews
OF the army informed recruiting offices
that after November l all enlistments
must be for period Of seven years in
Dtead OF four years.
Richard e. Connell, representative
In congress for the Twenty.first dis.
trict and candidate for reelection, was
found dead In bed at his home in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
President Taft has removed Edward
L. Barnes. register OF the land office
at Great Falls. Mont, and accepted the
resignation of Receiver Wilson of the
same office. The action follows an in
vestigation.
For the next six weeks 1875 enlisted
men in the New York navy yard will
be busy chewing forty kinds of to-
bacco to decide which kind shall be
bought for use in the navy.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland. widow of the
former president of the United States,
is to be married next April to Prof.
Thomas Preston. an honorary profes.
sor at Princeton university and now
occupying the chair of archaeology at
Wells college. Aurora, n. Y, the insti.
tuition attended by Mrs. Cleveland then
Miss Frances Folsom.
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eHERMAN FUNERAL CEREMONIES
SIMPLE BUT MOST I'M.
PRESSivE.
PRESIDENT IN TEARS
MANY BLIc OFFICIALS At
UTICA 70 PAY HOMAGE At
sHIRMAN's GRAVE.
Western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Utica, N. Y.-President Taft and
representatives, OF national and for.
eign governments who attended the
funeral OF James Schoolcraft Shcr.
man left Utica In their special train
for New York.
The ceremonies were simple but
very impressive. and the body of the
country'S late vice president and
Utica's most famous son lies in the
the Promote Court appraisers. All the
mothcr-in-law. Mrs. Carrie Babcock,
erected.
This city is in mourning. Black.
drapcd flags hang at hnlf-mast.
President Taft was much affected
by the last rites attending the burial
OF his colleague and running mate,
and during the eloquent tribute
voiced by tie Rcv. W. NJ. Strykcr.
president OF Hamilton College, his
eyes filled with tears.
Mro. Sherman was supported on
either side by her sons aE che walked
slowly down tho aisle Her carriage
preceded thot OF President Taft in the
long line that made its way to the
cemetery.
There was no attempt at display.
a detail Of police.
Major Rhoades. in the uniform Of an
artillery officer. lent the only color to
the sombrc hucs Of the presidential
party.
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THE WEEKS NEWS EPITOMIZED
!.

\. Y. established a new American ell
durance record. flying with one pas
senger. by remaining in the air three
hours. fifty-oue minutes and twelve
seconds.
A benefit fund for Clarence (Cupid)
Childs. former big league star and
member OF the Cleveland Spiders" In
the days when the Baltimore Orioles"
were National league champions. IL be-.
ing raised in Cleveland.
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FOREIGN.

King Alfonso OF Spain Is confined to
bed, suffering from an attack OF In
fluenza.
Lieutenant Moritz Hamburger. a Ba.
varian military aviator. was killed on
the aviation ground at Oberweisenfeld.
The Turks evacuated Uskup in such
haste that they killed one another in
fighting for places in wagons and rail-
road cars.
The seaport Of Acapulco. on the Pa.
cific coast of Mexico. was virtually de.
stroyed by a severe hurricane, say
wireless dispatches.
The German Crown Prince Frederick
William was injured In hunting &C.
cident near Danzig. Germany. and Is
confined to his residence.
Abdullah Pasha. commander OF the
Turkish eastern army, has been re-
lieved Of his post. and Maxim Pasha,
the minister Of war, has direct com.
mand Of 1t. says a .constantinople dis.
patch.
A steamer. which has arrived at
Archangel. Russia, from Norway, re-
PORTS that the steamer Phoke, with
Captain Sjedoff's polar expedition, has
been wrecked. The steamer brought
no details.
The court.martial In session at Vera
Cruz for twenty-four hours condemned
to death General Felix Diaz. the leader
Of the latest Mexican revolt, and also
Major Zerate. Colonel Antonio Maigoni
and Lieutenant Lima. Diaz's officers.
Premier Poincare and Tomasso Tit
toni, the Italian ambassador to France.
signed an agreement reciprocally rec
ognizing Frances right Of entire free.
dom Of action In Morocco and Italy's
complete liberty In the government of
Libya.
A Havana dispatch says the election
Of General Mario Menocal and Enrique
Jose varone. respectively candidates
for the presidency and vice pres.
idency Of the republic on the
Conservative ticket, and of all
the other candidates put forward by
the Conservatives, appears practically
assured. There were no disorders in
any part OF the island.
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WESTERN.

What Is said to be the largest crop
OF walnuts ever known In southwest
Missouri Is being harvested this fall.
Gustave Kostupulos. Greek. alleged
slayer OF Mrs. Augusta Robinson IN
Denver on May 6. was arrested at Mil
waukee.
J. Beal Sneed. slayer OF Al. Boyce.
Jr., at Amarillo, Tex. was granted bail
by the Court Of Criminal Appeals un'
der $4,000 bond.
A firing squad executed Thomas
Riley at the state prison In Salt Lake.
Riley is the second man to die for the
murder of George Fassell in March.
1910. in a holdup.
An increase In wages OF Is cents
day for all employees Of the Utah Cop.
per Company was announced at Salt
Lake by d. c. Jackling. The increase
was effective November 1.
General Homer Lea, American clti.
zen, the brain behind the forces that
made China a republic-a military gen.
ius that commanded the worlds ad-
miration-is dead In Ocean Park. Cal.
Sixteen persons were injured, sew.
cral Of them seriously. when an open
switch caused two westbound Atchi'
son. Topeka & Santa Fe passenger
trains to collide In the railway yards
at Kansas City.
Little Alvin Lima. 8 years old. whose
mother ran away with an affinity" on
September 81. Is believed by the SIS
ters OF st. Francis convent at San
Francisco TO be dying OF grief over her
disappearance.
Charged with exceeding the speed
limit In his automobile hearse. George
w. Robertson Of Worth Bergen. under
taker, must pay q fine Of $40 assessed
by Police Judge Thomas Costello Of
Passaic. N. J.
Deadwood. 8. D., handed over Thelma
Campbell, housekeeper In q resort In
Lead, to the federal grand jury.
charged with violation Of the Mann
white slavery act.
That Colonel Roosevelt will come to
Milwaukee and beg the local courts to
inflict minimum sentence instead OF
the expected maximum of fifteen years
is what John Schrank, who attempted
to slay the former President, says he
expects.
Alvin Roehr, 3S, a young farmer of
Plymouth, Wis, shot and killed his
fathe r.in-law, Philip J. OFT, Mrs. OFT
and Mrs. Otis father. Fred Haut. 80,
when he was refused permission to see
his wife, with whom he had not been
living.
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Burns Lyman Smith has begun the
erection Of q forty.two-story office
building In Seattle. 1t will be the tall
est and largest on the Pacific coast.
Utah counties through which the
proposed transcontinental automobile
road by way Of Denver and Sail Lake
City will run. will build their share Of
the Grand Junction-Salt Lake City d.
vision. whether the state OF Utah ap-
rropriates any money for the purpose
or not.
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Governor Wilson Slightly Injured.

Princeton. n. J.-Woodrow Wilson
sustained an injury in an automobile
accident when at Hightstown, N. j..
the big closed car in which he was re.
turning to Princeton from a political
meeting held At Red Bank. struck a
bump in the road. threw him against
rib In the top OF the machine and
cut cash about three inches long In
his scalp flom side to side on the left
side of the top of his head.
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Record sugar Beet Yields.

Johnstown.-Beet growers in the
Johnstown district are getting record
breaking yields ranging from Is to 2s
tons per acre. with the sugar content
from IA to "a per cent. II. NJ. Dunn
has twenty acres OF beets which have
an average yield Of twenty tons and
average sugar content Of 90 per cent.
Nine acres Of this field yielded twcn-
ty-five tons to the acre and he re-
ceived $16s.75 per acre for the beets.
J. W. Howell got twenty-three tons
per acre, for which he was paid $3.50
per ton. From five acres L. II.
preacher got twenty-eight tons per
acre, which netted him total Of ss93.
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$500 for Piece Of Skull.

Denver.-A jury In the district court
awarded Roy Lundh. s years old. a
$500 verdict against Samuel Wyndrum.
the owner Of North Denver lumber
yard. The boy was kicked in the head
by one Of Wyndrum's horses. sustain.
ing q fracture OF the skull.
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GEN ERAL.

Charles Kemp, a street car conduct.
or, was killed and fifteen passengers
injured In Sioux City. Ia. when a Bur.
lington engine struck the car In the
center.
Funerals OF the five Sisters OF Char.
ity who sacrificed their lives in order
to rescue one hundred children from
the burning st. Joseph orphanage took
place at San Antonio. Tex.
Owing to Increase In the price OF
silver bullion. manufacturers Of ster.
ling silver flat ware have advanced the
price OF spoons. forks and tableware
approximately 10 per cent.
Six children born In a little over
thirteen months is the remarkable rec.
ord OF Mrs. Stephen Nageotte OF
Frenchtown. Pa. She has had fifteen
children in twelve years and thirteen
Of them are living.
An ordeal Of more than twenty.four
hours Of questioning broke down the
self.possession of Beatrice Ryall Con.
way, and hysterical admissions made
by the woman at Chicago are said by
the police to clear up the mystery Of
the staying OF Sophia G. Singer, the
Baltimore actress.
Captain Edward Van Wort. who was
pilot on board the steamboat General
Slocum when that vessel took fire In
He'll Gate on June Is. 1904. and more
than 1000 lives were lost. Is dead at
his home In Brooklyn, N. Y, aged 73
years.
John F. Mcintyre and John w. Hart,
who represented Charles F. Becker OF
New York during his trial for the muir.
der OF Herman Rosenthal, and who
we're expected to prepare his appeal to
| the higher court for new trial. have
abandoned the case Of the former po
lice lieutenant.
In the arrest at Columbus, Ohio, of
H. E. Campbell and Joseph p. Gavin,
the Chicago police believe they have
taken two men who know something
about the theft Of $272.OOO from the
Bank Of Montreal at New Westmin
ster, B. G.
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Radiator crushes Agent.

Walsenburg.-A 700.pound radiator
being unloaded from a car at the Rio
Grande station slipped from the skids
and plunged to the trucks waiting to
receive 1t. 1t struck J. G. Eads. station
agent. below the chest. Eads was bad.
~ injured, but will recover.
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SPORT.

Louis Winan's Adam Bede won the
Cambridgeshire stakes handicap at
Newmarket, Eng. The betting against
Adam Bedc was 100 to Z.
Frank Moran, Pittsburg heavy
weight. was awarded the decision over
Charlie Horn of San Francisco at the
end Of ten rounds Of fast fighting at
Oakland, Cal.
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s1.4oo,ooo for Beet YIeId.

Greeley.-Practically half the beet
crop OF Weld county Is harvested and
unless something unforeseen occurs
growers will get sl.40O.000 on Novem-
her 15. the second payday Of the cam
paign. This is estimated on a basis
Of Sc a ton. Occasional light snow has
delayed the digging somewhat, but If
there Is no freeze all the beets will be
cut out OF the ground by December l.
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The excitement caused by the mar
riage OF his daughter. a prominent
Pittsburg society girl. is believed to
have caused the death at st. Luke's
hospital In Denver Of e. p. Botsford.
secretary Of the Pittsburg Malleable
Iron company and director and Of
ficer Of the Colorado Yule Marble COM:
pany.
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Boiler Exploees; 2 Killed;

Boiler Exploees; 2 Killed; 4 Hurt.
Norfolk. Va.-Michacl v. Horan and
Richard ". Wagner, members of the
firercom crew of the battleship Yer.
mont, are dead and W. W. Cramer, j.
w. Newber-y. NJ. W. Green and o. X.
Hoteling are badly scalded as a result
OF the blowing out OF the head of one
Of the battleship's boilers.
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Woman Dying After son'a>suIeIde

Grand Lake.-While visiting at the
home Of brother at Grand Lake in
order to be with his aged mother dur
ing what was probably to be her last
illness, FrAnk J. Selak. owner OF a
ranch near CRANKY. committed suicide
by shooting himself through the heart
with a rifle. His mother is now lying
at the point of death. Selak, 1t is be.
lieved, was temporarily insane.
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Prospeetor Found Dead.

Dillon.-George Barber, so years
old, was found dead IN his cabin about
twelve miles In the mountains, where
he was working the assessment on his
mining claims. Mr.. Barber left this
place on October 4, with two months
provisions. From calendar which
had the days marked off by Mr.. Bar
ber, it is evident that he had been
dead since October IA.
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Slayer Of Miss Singer confesses.

Chicago.-Broken by hours of silent
treatment" the human but effective
third degree devised by Captain Max
Nootbaar Of the Chicago police,
Charles n. Kramer confessed that he
killed Sophie Singer. the Baltimore
heiress found murdered here,
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APPEALS FOR MEDIATION.
Turkish Army Driven Back to Con.
stantinopIe.

London.-Thc Turkish army is in
full retreat on Constantinople and the
Turkish government has asked tho
powers to intervene. An official bull
letin was issued by the government
at Constantinople admitting defeat at
the hands Of the Bulgarians in the
great battle on the Thracian plains.
Application was made to the EN-.
bassies in Constantinople for media
tion by the powers and to end the hos.
tilities and arrange peace agreement.
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"Dsad' Eight Years; Comes to LIE.
Pueblo.-Believed dead for eight
years. E. H. Stalauker. who suddenly
disappeared from Caney, Kan, where
his wife now lives. arrived In Pueblo
in accordance with a promise made
to a man who traced him to Ell Paso.
Texas. He was living there under
the name Of Z. 8. Hart.
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HadIey Favored for Vice President.

New York.-Eightees out Of twenty
four members OF the Republican ma
tional committee who have notified
Chairman C. D. Hilles of the choice of
a. vice presidential candidate. to sue.
coed the late James s. Sherman, favor
Governor Hadlcy of Missouri.
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jap Fatally Injured.

Fort Lupton.-G. Turakawa. . jap
anese. lost control Of his team while
hauling beets from the w. A. Davis
farm and was thrown from the wagon
and fatally hurt. His head struck on
q rail and his skull was fractured.
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this place and Oak Creek. the coal
camp of the county, for the location
of the county seat which it is pro-
posed to move from Hahn's Peak.
where 1t was taken at the time OF III e
Indian uprising in Meeker.
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Divorced At u; Married In an Hour.

Divorced At "a; Married In an Hour.
Fort Worth. Tex.-Just thirty min.
utes alter pretty fourteen-year.old
Mrs. Annie Scroggins was granted n
divorce from her husband. William
Scroggins. she entered the county
clerks office with c. E. Lacey, OBJ.
tained license. and married him one
hour later. The girl is also suing for
possession OF her six-months-old baby.
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PeepIne Tom TerrorIzes Women.

Mesker.-A "peeping Tom" for sew
eral weeks has been creating terror
among the women Of Petrolite, few
miles from Meeker, with the result
that the men are organizing to run
the man down and administer
thraShing
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MaeNeIlI elames Meyer for Strike.

MacNotII BIames Moyer TOT StrIke'
Colorado Springs.-Not wages. but
the question Of the domination OF
President Meyer Of the Western Fed.
Grafton of Miners. caused the strike at
the Utah Copper Company's plant at
Bingham, Utah. according to Charles
NJ. MacNeill. Of this city. president OF
the company.
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A Sick Man
Writes Or. Hart
man About
x ! d n . y
Disease.

A gentleman
writes me: Il
was greatly in
terested In your
article describ-
ing the Kau6-
man G q o Q OF
serious disease
OF the kidneys.
The description
Of his case ex-
q c tly outlines
my condition. I
am sure II Pc
runa cured him
a. UnNN aaO ~
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ineendIary Starts $4,000 Fire.

Oak Crsek.-An incendiary fire,
which originated in the w. c. Sherry
harness shop on the south side Of
Main street. spread to adjoining build.
ings and caused loss OF 100000.
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County Seat Fight On!
Steamboat Springs.-An interesting
fight is being waged here between
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Western Newspaper Union News Service.
DATES FOR COMING EVENTS.
January 10-26-Eighth Annual West'
crn Stock Show-Donver.
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Child Buried Alive over Family Feud.

Pittsbrrg.-In u vengeful spirit, en-
gendcred by family feud. Gazelle
Stasco, aged ten. kidnapped Lucy LUIS.
cher. five years younger, from the
porch OF the Luschcr home in Fifth
avenue, Corapolis. and. after leading
her to 4 dense wood more than a mile
distant, buried her alive.
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Homesteader sho. While cookino.

nomestedoeT Snos "h'le cooking.
Grand Junction. Colo.-Samuel vii.
liams, a homesteader living west OF
town. was shot through the shoulder
while cooking In his cabin.
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16

have returned 10 their home in Rock
land after visiting at the home of Nj
and Mrs William smith of Albion
Cal. TIoatson. son of capt. and Mrs.
Thomas Hoatson is visiting here from
Douglas. Ariz., where he is employed
as an engineer by the G. q A. Mininf
company
Mrs r. II Schumacher and family
will leave tomorrow for Eagle Harboi
where they viii spend the remaindct
of-the summer at the Schumacher sum
mer home.
Albert Stevens left last evening fo
Duluth and Virginia. Mimi, after
spending about ten days at the home
Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stevens of Rockland street
Members of the Girls Sewing club,
who have been spending the past wevl,
at the Seldom cottage at Bette Rris
chaperoned by Mesdamcs Loeb ard
Spaulding. have arrived home.
Asa Stannard and two sons left for
their home at Rockland yesterday af-
ter spending a few DAYS with then
brother William l.. Stannard. local
manager Tor Paine, Webher q co.
Another meeting of the G. & II. min
ers will be held Saturday afternoon tins
week In the Sed Jacket townhall when
the refreshmcnt committees will max,
known their plans. aud other business
viii he transacted. II has been de-
cided to serve coffee and sandwiches
IN addition 10 other refreshments
Coroner William Fisher Yesterday
conducted an inquest into the death OF
the late ole Housted A verdict was
returned to the effect that Houstad
came To his death as a result of q
fractured skull sustained i'm an accI
dental fall.
Camp Petermann. Spanish War Vet
erans. has voluntarily withdrawn from
the national organization. the members
claiming that such affillation entailed
disadvantages which far outweighed
the advantages gained.
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LOCAL HHEViTiEs.
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Henry Reiifus Of ontonagon is id
Calumet
S. l.. Wright left last evening for
Duluth
T. c. Cummings of Denver is in
Calumet on business.
Fr. Klopeic of the 81 Joseph's church
went To Assinins this morning.
Mrs f. Ralph departed last evening
for Victoria. British Columbia To
visit.
Mrs Thomas Williams and family
have left for Mauistique 10 join Mr..
Williams
Mr. ana Mrs. Albert Seppanen of
Lake view location are the parents of
daughter.
Miss Ethel Thomas ras returned to
her home at Dollar Bay after visiting
Calumet friends.
John Kemp has returned to M!lwau-
kee after visiting Calumet Mr.. Kemp
formerly resided here.
The Calumet Favorite club will give
dancing party at Electric park next
Wednesday evening.
Harold Inch is home from Detroit,
where ne spent the past year. He
viii visit with relatives.
John f. Fox of Chicago. immigra-
tion agent for the Northern Pacific. y
in Calumet on business
Armour Arnold and Charles strand
of the Calumet postofiice carrier siaG'
are enjoying their regular vacations
Mss Donada Ross. who has been
visiting Mrs James T.etcher for some
time. has left for her home in Winni
peg.
Mrs. ]. y. James and family left
today for Eagle River They will
spend the week at the Eagle River
hotel
Mrs Carrie Medlvn Of Ishpemng hae
returned home after attending the fun
cral of the at, Thomas Bennetts of
Tamarack
Emil w Peterson. a graduate of the
Calumet high school IN the June class
lefl sunday evening for Detroit where
be- viii locate.
william White of Calumet candidate
Cor the Republican nomination for
county treasurer, filed his petition with
County Clerk Kaiser today.
Fred S. Eaton, chief clerk of the G
a ~ Mining company. and wife left
on the Octorara Yesterday for Buffalo.
They will be gone about ten days.
MIR ana Mrs. William y. Nogtiia
The Calumet news., 1912-07-16
SWIMMING CAMPAIGN.

Much interest rs being manifested
h. the big swimming campaign which
viii be uaHurated at the Calumet
y. ". G. a. tomorrow. Several appli-
cations have already been received
nom those who expect TO enter the
classes and II Is expected large
number OF other applications will b.
received by this evening Physical
Director Applegate will conduct the
classes personally.