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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

oell QfdH0dgS Dlen1l9Jt az en- o9l'
Dig Hegn og (or0enitornt, Der gior.
De Staoe for flere 0unOre0 Guiinoe
Collars.
10000 Qouopoit6uOe, ser bar Ell
Mute paa "A @}il. pil iii. General
poitmeiterens Orore faa oere5 Con
ior5oiet ira $1,000 til $f.t00 ON
2laret ira 1 Oft .. q. at regne.
sra monge SteOer 8iSconiin
% ct enfclt Ste0 / O}ic6i1an mel
oes rnoer 3. Os. ON ltoeir, enfelte
Steoer ooeIeggenoe Sfo6rnO, an.
Steoer 6a9litaoe.
Gaiter 5oa0 Ser iorlpoer ira Cont
ooB oil Ho6n 9ul 6aue Sagen ON
2liaft for at ieile 3annem Banana.
fanalen iorelagt 9otogiit3tri6lmalet
6oo9. On ltncle Gam oil gaa
me0, paa Bet oeo man life enonu.
Cpraret g}1rto fortiatt.s. o1
bet er iaa @ruaoeu oct BEL. Ser
fan 'i9a3; tbi Cprorerua qor iu9en
6remaaa1 men Dc itGnOcr o9 5r9n.
oer 6Uor & Ter 23ili56eo.
sra Ganpp Douglas, @is.. mel.
oe8 unoer >. os. ON en- Iogulpffe,
Der bar toitet lire Menneifer 2iDet.
26 fom til 5faoe Gn Bro, iom
iamme lo9 npli9 par gaaet oper.
par ifpllet bort Al Sfu6ruo
9ioieoe(t 5ar noli8 en- 2ale I
Buffalo, q. - uotalt ia for, at
9}otionolregeringea ifol 6etaIe llo.
qiiterne oe0 @ata II, polit.Ife Stil-
finger Q}e9et 9oot 0eriom oet er
prattiif aenaemiarii9t.
@uOerner 5o5aion pro9rc5'ip
aanooat ior @iceprpiioent. talte I
Iopata. ao5. paa 2Ir6eioeroaaen
% iortalte }(rdeioerne, at De I set
pro9resiioe Bart 5apoe Ell 6or-
Temper ior oere5 Sol
0na6o5la0et .8orlo 6eral0~
bar iat en- 5noiam.ag Al 9ioroa
til BET oenotrotiife @aIgfouO
Sang 58 oct roier fla 'prGg al
At oct faar mango 81 9iorag ira
2eierne
IS en- 2aie lom 8uOern0r Nlllon
i Manoaa9 )olot Buffalo, q y,
aH5reG 1eg oct progressive Farti5
6or6olo tt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
san 6ppoeoc, at bet folot ino uuoer
Solo = % (ruitip6rg3maalet. PIT
Oct anoet par fun SpmpatiyFrofIa-
nation.
@illiam DC @ooo, Der Itoar I
.Spioien ior lllotrRiteu I Bottom er
al en- Srdn0iurp anfloget for lam.
men meo TO anore. at 6ooe oannet
ct aomplot for un0er Storitrifen /
9nter at anbringe Qpuamit og iaa
ifol0e lluiouSar6ei0crne for Sprpng.
ningerne
Sra OMAHA 6erettes ON Ell un-
0erlig Operation, iom foretoges 9irs.
bag @ftermiooag. Gn 0ommerGrop-
foro ooo al fit 9loo til i'm i'm
'Sbiter (be9oe ira @pmore, 9}ebr)
9rooer oa Spiter laa Sioe ont 81.
De paa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, meoens
en- al bans 8uIsoarer for6nnote8
meo en- al ben0es 2larer. iaa per
plnpe0es al bans BLOB oper /
5enoeS 2eaeme 9un leo a 9(np-
mie Gglo6los6eo). og mt BLOB ipnl
te5 at ppre 6enoes eneite HeOnil1
Cperationen lgtfeoe5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
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l0.Uiiioner, 5Oilfet oil meof0re en-
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Gen.
@lopo 8eorge er unoer en- Spa0-
ieretur oe0 gaoeiteOet 0tarienbao
6IeOen ooerfalOet al TO Suffra9etter,
iom raa6te ngoteS for @omen".
Qliniiteren maatte til ii0it tage en-
9ogn ior al iltppe ira oem.
N}oroffo. 5ituationen 0}arof-
70 iDnes itoOig at 6liOe mere 6eten-
telig 9tu meO0ele5 oct, at 8rpten-
0enten 81 9lba 6reOags bar 5olot
it 3noto9 Qiarateic5, 5uor ban
er bleuen uOraabt til Sultan.
Gn oriftig 6erre. 6a6rifant og
9ont0irettor Spinoel aaluis !
2iterrig ct flpgtet eiterlaoenOe en-
@9IO paa 100000 ar. 5fout ban
allareoe par erfIuret iollit for flere
Gage iioen, lpffe0es BET 5am at iaa
100000 ar. al Sparein0ifu0ene i
oen 9aaf, ban par 9eitprer for.
Gn mertelig Scene ioreialot 5on-
bag oen IS. 9(ug. @enua, iOet Ell
oiterri8it @ariHetaptain poo ao6en
@aoe pluoielig 9ao iig til at raa6e
@urra for (prferne og: 9teO meo
Stalienerne, 8ublifum begpnOte at
laa % iporte gam, mott, nogle
SoIoater tog iig al 5an aaptainen,
Der par 9eiiooeIie al en- tor anip,
bieD arreiteret.
Stor &are6us. Brand. 2on0on, q.
2luguit. ; ct 6 Gtaqers @are6us /
llppert6omes- -5treet peo 16em5-aaj-
en- opIto0 Der 2lite5 2Slolo8. %
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6ragteS 2tnoenoelie ior at befpm=
pc 3I0ea Ser frenlfal0te itor Op.
O oieic 1offerne, oa man irpgteoe
for, at 5Ioen ifnloe 6re0e ii9 oertil.
Set lpfte0es Dog Al foa 9ugt meo
6lamnerne. Zen anretteoe StaOe er
meleg ftor
(56et >onooa, 21 }u9lit. I'll
9tcters Bureau telaJraierc3 ira |
Sim.a: 2fl. Gi.errehlia9er ira
25asia oi, ser Den npraleite 6rem. |
TO 6lDe fhttet ell CDeren5tomit mel
lem 1alai Cana g tiaeierne. Der.
eitcr 'fa Ser blue 200 ManO fine
life lropper 25a5ia, meoen8 De
oor qe Denoer tilbagc til 3ina. 6or
De l5ibetanera, Der Bar 9iulpet ai-
ne'erue, oil Der 6lipe u0iteot }ln-
nett
Socialiiterne Oslo. 9}or9e 6or
at unogad en- Splitte,ie Al De iociol-
oemofratiife Stenmer + 05lofreo-
len ior6anoIe8 Ser for 1ioeu iprigt
inOen for gartet for at opuoa ct
aompromi3 mellem So9neprHitgrif-
len og Magnu8 9eilsien.
Meningen ital oa opre at opitille
Ell ganife M aanoiont areOien oq
at formaa begge Oe TO anore Ser
rer til at trpffe oeres aan0iOnttr
tilbage
8ornelammelien / Sperrig. 5 5u-
Ii MaaneO er Der runot ON belle
Soerriq iorefaI0et fife fGrre eno
Ali GilfpIoe al 9erneIannelie,
5poraf oe 28G 1iliploe in0traf /
iiOIte N1lpOeI al 0ionneoen, bpilfet
filn0e tpoe paa, at Spgoommen er
j liltogenoe
@prit 6ienliogt er SalIauos Cen,
bnor Ser oGene anmeIOtes 81 iii
fploe, meoens 9itergatlano er 9tr
, mpS 4e Siffpl6e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

ySitanic" o. Californian 4ap-
tain Zorro ioriporer Tia. ; Ben Reoe.
9orelie. ION Iornanoen for 0en en-
qeiife olitauit".aoumi5iion, QorO
0}erien. for nogen lio ii0en u0ieno.
te 1n1aaeuoe commissioners In.
oeri6gelier 5lco Der iom 6efenot
rettet Ell aIporlig 2(nfIoae moo 2an.
peren uGoIfornian"S 6orer, Rap.
tain 2or0, Ser beifplOte3 for at 6aoe
ianoreret n litanic"8 9}o0ignafer,
font 6an loa 0en ipnfenoe Camper
ian npr, at ban rettetoigt flinoe 6a0e
nooet llInffeSiteoet o9 reo0et mango
0}enneifeliu.
3 oen 2(nle0ning bar Gaptain
2or0 n iorfattet ct Gpn9ere 3or.
ioarsTfrift, 6oilfct ban 6po0er. at
sen forimpoeIige 9cIfpIoning er
gonife grunoleS. Son gcnnemgaar
ira Wtinut I'll Wtintt, boa0 ban fore
tog fig ira 81. 70 til 81. t15 Oen
pooapl0en0e 9}ot, % iager paa et-
6oert 8unft at retfGr0iggsre i'm
Son0Iemaaoe; ira 0et iiOitnaonte
@OSpltnft ga ban baooe lagt iig til
at lobe meO ale0erne poa, fit 6an
life ftere @eG6ingcr ira oe uagtba.
oen6e Officerer. aoptain Qoro ilut.
ter meo itprft at betone, at oct oil.
Sc oere gonife utpnfeligt at en- en-.
gelif Samano iful0e la0e 9looiig.
nalpr, BON 6oooe let, upra upnieoe,
o. ban uotoIer enoelig 6aa6et ON,
at bans Ofeoee6relie mon gsre BET
9onife al mes sen Sfanplpt. ser
ganife itfortient er lat paa Sen en-.
gelifa Ssmauos 9gre
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

9oal0 9(mun0ien Oct norife
aonQepor gap OH 2(ftenen Sen 20.
2(ug paa arfItian.o Slot en- Nlio-
Sag for Roalo 2(mun0ien og bans
2eoiogere paa SpopolsfprOeu III.
i.
@eo @iooa9en 5olot aougcn Ell
Gale for 2(mmoieh 6oorfor oenae
toffc0e.
}(manoien oJ Bans aonmerater
Bar BEN me, netop prn1eoc o6roa"-
Meoalie @ul0 me0 Song 6nafon5
@i.leoe paa oaa enc si0e % ct Biz
Ieoe a Ben '00li9c 9alpfug!e paa
sen an0en Sioe.
}lmn0ien oparrofte aongen oct
Silfeflog, ban baooe bat me0 peo
Spopolen
aonoen tnffeoe og u6taGte in
Slpoe ooer @aoen ioct ban lopeoe,
at 6loaet ifnl0e fao oen imufteIte
@,a0S paa ariitiania Slot
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
BlanOf0f Mf00clflCfr.

gfter at G9ico9o i ire Gage 5ao.
De liOt unOer Ell trpffenoe 9eoe,
Der trpoeoe flere 0}enueifeliU, blep
oea / Qlon0ags 5iemi0gt al en- uel.
Dig Gegn og (oroenitornl Der gior.
De StaOe ior ilere @unOre0 Iuiinoe
Collars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06
21.N Narg.

Gen fronife Marine. Sort fsr
oet iranife 9anierifi6 uMarieiQaiie"
efter ct 8eiog 2IntDerpen ifuloe
aiieiIe 0erfro SenOag gftermiooag
ben Is. 2(ug. 0e8ertere0e 5enpeo
40 @atroier, iom Oerefter fra aoiea
uOite0te 6ou5oanelier moo Officer.
ne Get operoroentIig talrige 9ubli.
fun in0tog en- fien0tIi9 Soloning
imo0 oenL iier nogle 6elgiife 01a.
troier, og oct bar pit gaaet Dem iloe,
6oiS 9aonempnOig6eoerne life oar
ifreOet mo. 9o9efter orog Ell tor
Del al 0eiertorerne 6eruieoe gennem
@aoerne Qe flogeoe ooer oaarlig
aoIt og for itreng Diiciplin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

9ioieoelt 5ar mfg i en- Gale
9uffolo, q D. uotalt ia for, at
93otionolregeringen ifol 6etale ll0.
aiitcrne oeo @a,1 ii, polit.Ife Stil-
finger Me9et 9oot. oeriom set er
praftiif aeuuemiorliat.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

9aIfon-6oroirringeu Sra gffpb
meI0es, at itore 0}asier af 2(lbene-
ierne itaoi9 op6oIoer iig I ggen.
De li0er @}angeI paa 2eoneo8mio.
Ter o9 6eguar 0oer9re6 moo 9pens
9efolfning Qlm frp9ter for. at
Ser ifol opitoa aGoorIige llrolig6e.
Ger Q}ange 0eaneifer forlaOer 99-
en-.
}ll5ancrne arflprer, at oe oil be-
nj 2(6ouf $oni0.
9ieger.nqen bar 6eIluttet, at De
9Glbanere, ser fife uil penoe til5a9e
til 0ere5 6iemitapn, ifaI 6etragtes
iom 9f6oere.
5ltititsminiiter 6usieiu 6ilma
Faic6a Bar in0gioet i'm 2tfifeoSon.
ioaning 2(nioanin9en er 6lepen 6e.
oilqet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

SRA Camp Douglas, @is.. mel.
oes rm0er .. Os ON en- 5o9uIpffe,
Der bar foitet lire Menneifer 2ipet
26 fom til 5fa0e. Gn Bro. Iom
iamme lo9 npli9 par gaaet oper,
par ifplet bort a 5fp6rio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

@iaiam @i. @ooo, Der itoar /
Spioien for lllotrniteu t Bottom er
al en- @rauoiurp anfInget ior lam.
men neo to anore. at 6ope Oonnet
ct 0omplot for pm0er Storftrifen /
@inter at anbringe Qpuamit og ina
ifoloe llniouSar6eioerne Tor Sprpng.
ningerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

@uOernor 5o6nion pro9re5'iu
aaHoioat ior &iceorpiioent. ta(te /
Iopeta. aa5, paa 2lr6eioeroa1en
o. iortaIte }(r9eioerne, at De t set
pro9re5iioe Forti 5aOoe ell 6or-
Temper for oere5 So5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

Cma5a5la0et o@orD 6eralo@
bar iat en- 5noiam.ing Al 9iOra1
til BET oemotrotiife @aI9fono i
@arL o8 BET roier fla 'pr,ig al
At oct faar mango 81 9iorag ira
9pierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

10000 2onopoit6uOe, ser bar Ell
Mute poa "a @2il. oil iii. General
poitneiteren5 Orore faa oeres 2en
ior5aiet ira $1,000 til 81 100 ON
2laret ira t. Oft. 3. u. at re9ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-06

0}orofto. 5ituationen 0&arof-
70 ipne8 itaoig at 6lipe mere 6etan-
teli8. 9tu meOOeIes oet, at 8rpten-
0enten 81 61ba / 6reoags bar 6olot
it 5n0to9 Q}arateic5, 5por ban
er bIeuen uOraabt til Sulton.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26

the bout and the big human coal pile
is beginning to reap fruits of his re-
cent spoutings.
IL is almost certain that Flynn would
stand no show with the dinge and for
this reason the fans refuse to be taken
in as they were on the Jenries-J Johnson
hasco. Nevada, California and Mexico
have barrcd the Flynn Jack match and
now New Haven, which is in Connec-
ticut and is known PRINCIPALLY for the
university near there. steps into the
llmclight with a refusal to stage the
bout.
Johnson win be given little chance
60 make any big money I'm this country.
His recent utterancos aren't Jefrics
and Corbett have set everyone against
him. Had he conducted himself mod
estly and not threatened To boycott
New York, the chances are he could
have picked up $4,000 in New York
and been permitted to pluck the juicy
Flynn lemon As it is Jack will have
TO go to Paris or Africa if he wants
TO be where he is liked.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
HANK o'DAY GOT
BACK AT WISE ONE
IN THE PRESS BOX

Talking OF umpires and the troubles
they have, Hank O'Day, eX-judge OF
play, but now manager of the Cincin-
natl club. related this little story:
Years ago--it was about 10. / guess
there was an old man reporting
baseball on the Washington Post. He
wore spectacles. had a beard. and
looked to be pretty well along in years.
one day ] walked into the Washington
headquarters and found several news
paper men there. They were all kick
ing To President Nick Young of the
National league about the rotten UNI
pirirg.
Il said = Young. Nick. I'll waive my
! claim to umpire this game today pro-
viding you appoint that man there
pointing out this writer-to handle the
Indicator for me. Only. he must not
leave the press box That's 200 feet
from second base. lie can sec the play
there. though he presumes | can't when
I'm two feet from the bag"
"That writer threw up his hands
and Nick laid back and laughed. Need
! less to say, the grouchiness In his PA
per over the umpire system evaporatct
from that time on. II is a question
of whose team the newspaper mer
think got bad decision. If II is thet
own, they yell like coyotes; II it's thu
other. they boost the umpire.
NO, sir. ! don't know as ! shall be-
put out of a single game next year
There are lots OF managers who take
undue advantage Of an umpire just e
he put off the playing field and make
self stylod martyrs of themselves.
shall know that an umpire can
change his decision, SO why the neeC
OF all this kiclIing?'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
LAuRIUM 5REVlTIES


Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carter OF Mar
quette are Laurium visitors.
Hubert Shives of Duluth is visiting
Osceola and Laurium friends.
Henry Wotton left this week for
Detroit, whore he expects 60 locate.
Miss Alice Condor of Osceola, is al
the Calumet Public hospital undergo
ing treatment
The Modern Brotherhood OF America
entertained at a card party and dance
at the Laurium bank hall last evening.
The evening was very pleasantly spent.
Henry Caldwell suffered fracture Of
enc Of his legs this week while at work
in the Red Jacket shaft branch of the
c. & II. mine. The fracture was re-
duced at the c. & H. hospital. where
Mr.. Caldwell was taken for treatment.
The remains of the late Adolph +.
Isler, veteran ncwspaperman and pio-
neer. were Inferred in Lake View
cemetery this morning. The services
were conducted by Rev. Luther *.
Long. pastor of the Calumet Congrc-
gational church. a number of old
pioneers and business men acted as
pallbearors.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
Laurium Department
DON'T START FIRE
With KEROSENE
GIsT OF WARNING IN OIL IN
sPEcroR"s REPORT SHOW
ING FATAL RESULTS
IN 1911.

How deaths have been caused in the
state by the careless use of kerosene
ell, might well be the title of the an
nual report of State Oil Inspector
Neal, which he has just filed.
OF the II deaths from the use of
Kerosene, IL resulted from its use in
hurrying up fires in cook and heating
stoves; three from filling lamps while
they were lighted; one from falling
over lighted stove and one as result
of clothing catching fire when a lamp
was broken by being knocked off the
table
or the 10 deaths reported as the re-
suit Of using gasoline. six were from
filling stoves while they were lighted;
two from defective stove burners;
three from cleaning clothing; two in
starting fires I'm stoves with ii and one
was burned to death in house which
took fire from defective gasoline
torch.
The oil inspector declares in his, re-
port:
he says. that kerosene when heated
10 temperature above 121 degrees
produces just as deadly and powerful
explosive as gasoline. The only Diff
ference is that gasoline produces am
explosive vapor at about 20 degrees OF
heat instead of about 121. Thrown In
hot stove, whether containing a fire
or not, kerosene will almost imme-
Giatey produce the explosive vapor
and then when the nishted match
comes in contact explosion takes place.
Kerosene should never be poured
into stove from a can. If people
must use kerosene for kindling or hur-
ryng up fires. small quantity should
first he poured in a cup and thrown
from that into the stove. If blaze
Is then needed To ignite IL a long pa
per taper should be used"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
PROFESSORS IN REVOLT.
Washington University Faculty Jealous
Of Salary Paid Coach.

Washington University Faculty Jealous
OF Salary Paid Coach.
University Of Washington Seattle,
Jan. sG-Jcalous OF the big salary ut
81. 600 month that Coach Gilmour Do
bic. formerly of the University of Min
ncsota, now conceded one OF the great
est football coaches on the Pacific
coast. garners for teaching the Wash
ington "U'' team how to win the north
vest championship each year. the uni
versity faculty at its meeting recently
protested against the "eXorbitant eN-
pcnditure" and only allowed II after
the chairman OF athletics and another
professor had made strenuous speeches
in Dobie's favor.
Ever since Dohie came here there has
been feeling among the faculty that
there is something unfair about a sys-
tenn that gives football coach $4,000
for three months work three hours a
day. while the average professor must
dig away nine months from twelve TO
fifteen hours a day. TO get half that
much
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
LAURluM VILLAGE POLITICS.
Race For the Treasurership Will Be
HotIv Contested

Village politics are beginning To be
freely discussed In Laurium. While
the election is several weeks ahead,
candidates are becoming active, and Il
promises TO be one of the warmest po-
il'ical campaigns the village has seen
IN some years.
The rtiring counclImen arc William
Naas' John B. Rastello and James
'alipeau. All three have made efficient
o'ncers and their friends predict they
VIII be reelected provided they
"galn decide to seek office.
Joseph Wills is the retiring presi
uent. Mr.. Wills has held the Office FOR
one year, succeeding W.. j. Reynolds
and his friends are urging him to
again become a candidate.
Two candidates are in the field for
me Office OF village treasurer. They
a'e frank Meyers and Matt Gipp
hoth are old residents and have many
friends who win work hard in their in
terests.
Martin Prisk is a candidate to sue
Veed himself as clerk. He has been a
nuost capable official In his capacity
secretary of the water board Tic al
'0 mas done efficient service.
AS yet no candidate has been men
sor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
U. OF M. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.
Board of Control Of Athletics An
nounces Games for 1912

Ann Arbor. Mich. Jan. 26.-The Uni
versity OF Michigans 1912 football
schedule was adopted last night at a
meeting Of the board of control Of
athletics and the announcement that
the season would end with the Cornell
game at Ann ArbOr November 16
caused general disappointment on the
campus. A game on the following Sat
urday was hoped for. The schedule
is as follows:
October Case at Ann Arbor.
October 12-M A. c. at Ann Arbor.
October 19-Ohio State at Columbus.
October 26-Syracuse at Syracuse.
November Pennsylvania at Phil
adelphia.
November 16-Cornell at Ann Ar
bor
The fact that Vanderbilt and Ne
brasl<a were dropped from the schedule
proved no great surprise.
Want u. Of M. in Western Assn.
Chicago. H.. Jan. 26.-Thrcats of a
possible split In the Western Confer
cncc Athletic association, which meets
here today were reported last night
with the arrival OF some of the big
| eight" representatives.
les settlement OF the summer
'as.hlu" question. the removal of the
han on the University of Michigan,
which withdrew from the conference
IN 1905, would be demanded, it was
said.
The universities Of Illinois and Mimi
esota were reported TO be anxious for
Michigan's return. Representatives OF
these universities claim the Wolver-
ines present the keenest compoutio"
I'm athletics of any western rival.
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MANY PITCHERS
ON DETROIT LIST
NAViN HAS ENOUGH MEN ON HIS
STAFF TO MAKE UP TWO
COMPLETE TEAMS.

Detroit, Mich. Jan. 2G-Eighteen
pitchers-two baseball teams in them
selvcs-arc on the Detroit roll as now
comprised.
And of the is, five-Mullin, Donovan
Summers. Willett and Covngton-are
practically certain of their jobs. This
leaves three or four positions open.
Pres. Navin win notftake IS pitchers
south. That is certain. Two or three
recruits are ticl1eted 10 leave before
the beginning of tho training season,
and who they are is a secret with Mr..
Navin However, ii is hardly possi-
bic that Renter and stroud will hold
en- that long.
Detroit is well acquainted with the
abilities of Works, Lafitte and Lively
And the three will have to labor tC
hold their uniforms. Contesting with
them viii Mitchell, Maroney, Per-
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SPORTING DEPARTMENT

noll Maurer Dubuc. Taylor, Remneas
and McCorry.
Mitchell showed well in the games
he performed in 1911. but he was not
put into many and he will be given an
other chance this spring. Mitchell is
young and, like some other recruits.
he failed TO take either himself or his
work seriously. Detroit players say if
he would put the proper spint INTO his
work he would make good.
Taylor did not have the proper OPP
portunity 10 show his caliber in 1911.
He performed well in the game he
pitched. and Bobby Lowe. scout for
the Detroit team. believes he will make
some of their others hustle for a po-
sition in the southland
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED.
Laurium Finnish Ladies' Society Holds
Its Annual Meeting.

The annual melting of the Finnish
Ladies' society p. A. L. of Laurium
was held last evening nd resulted In
the election of the following officers:
Prcsident-Mrs. Ida Palmer.
Vice president--Mrs. Karhu.
Secretary-Mrs Rauthel.
Assistant secretary-Mrs. Wissl.
Treasurer-Mrs. Bergstrom.
Financial secretary--Mrs. ErvastL
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. Ha-
kala.
Usher-Mrs. Moilenen.
The s9eicty's principal aim IS to do
charitable work and since its orga-
izatlon five years ago, considerable
work has been accomplished in this
direction. The report of the charity
committee. showed that $40 had been
contributed to the purpose OF distrib-
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Here are the 1911 records of the re-
cruits: Dubuc (Montrcal, Eastern lea =
cue, now IntcrnationaD. won 81, lost
II, pct. $50 club pct. .474.
Stroud buffalo international lea
gueJ won II, lost ., pct. 571, club pet
497.
McCorry ALBANY, New York state
league) won II, lost 10. pct. $50, club
pet. 500
Maroney utica, New York state
league) won s, lost .. pct. 40, clut
pet AS.
Pcrroll Oakland, Pacific Coast lea
gue) won 30, lost 16, pct $50, clul
pet. 52S.
Remneas Quite. Union association
ron %. lost IS, pct $50 club pct. .562
Renter CSasinaw. South Michigan
association won IL. lost 10. pct. 900
club pet. 533.
Maurer pitched in local semi-pro-
! feS"ional teams last season, and he
made the record as being one of the
best left handlers ever on a Detroit Sc
mi professional diamond.
The Detroit team will have four left
handlers i'm the south, Mitchell Ma
rcncy. Pcrnoll and Maurcr will be Civ
en- every chance to show their worth
and Manager Jennings hopes TO get
one twirlcr OF value from the quartet
American league clubs aren't as
weak on left handlers as they used to
be, but good port side twirler. such
as Plank, Gregg or White, is still able
to give the best team ever devised
battle for honors.
Pernoll, according TO Pacific coast
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1912-01-26
CHANCE TO PLAY AGAIN.

Chicago. H., Jan. 2e.-Frank Chance,
leader of the Cubs writes from Cali
fornia that he will cavort around first
base the coming season. Because OF
conflicting stories II was not known
whether Chance would act as playing
manager again. Chance says that the
pains in his head which have been
bothering him entirely disappeared and
as an added note Of announcement
predicts that the cubs will be in the
thick OF the fray
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authorities. has developed greatly since
leaving Detroit in 1910. Hub, as he
is popularity known, is one Of the
stockiest players in baseball ard he is
said TO have eradicated one prominent.
weakness-the absence of wind-up-
since he left the Tigers.
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MAY NEVER MEET IN RING.

Looks as " Johnson and Flynn Won't
Come Together.
VIII Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn
ever meet.
IL does not look that way From
the Connecticut coast TO San Francis
co and from Nevada to the Isthmus
OF Panama. the gates are closed against