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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
Ma sprzedaz.


12O akrowa farma " Le-.
ma, Wis.,, 20 ARROW dpraw-
nych, 5 ARROW budu]cowego
>twardego drzewa q reszta
pastwiska. Wszystko obsia-
ne. Sad, W kt6rym sic znaj-
duje okolo Is drew .owoco.
wych okolo 40 zagon6w.
truskaWek strawberry po-.
Iowa sadu zasadzona innemi
krzami rozmaitych jagged.
Wielki dom mieszkalny-
jedna czes6 1896 .druga
1928 st6p;.duza piwnica pod
caiym domem, stodoia do.
zboia 40x6O stop - spichrn
2lx2S stop stainia 21x56.
stop; SO to. wszystko dobre
move budynki. Opr6cz tych
inne budynki jak chlew ma
kukurydze, kurnik i t. p.
Studnja 2 dobra zr6dlana wo-
da. Nastepuiace osobiste
w1asno6ci: 3 doskonale ko-
nie--para do zaprzegn i ie-
den n~adzwyczajny koh. z
zaprzegi robocze ] do wy
jazdu 10 sztuk byd}a, 5 cie-
lat, 6 SWIM 100 kur 6 ko-
seek pszcz6l | SAME farmer
skie, l cutter, l bryczka, |
w6z m1eczarski, 1 w6z far
merski, l separator do 6mie-
tanki 4 wielkie blaszanne
naczynia do mleka, 1 bin
der, l mower, l ciezka dra-
ga, l lekka draga, 1000 stop
drzewa, 1 wylupywacz do
kukurydzy, 1 kamie6 do to-,
czenia, l zgrabiacz do siana,
l wiatrak, p}ugi, 1 wielka
waga, 2 kosiarki i wiele in
nych rzeczy do gospodarstwa
farmerskiego potrzebnych
iak, dluta, pi}ki i t. p. Obok
Jest fabryka sera; do poll
skiego ko6cio}a W Spruce
81 mill, do angielskiego kat.
" Lena 3 mile, szko}a / / mill
cd fanny.
Cena "a farme jest Z ty-
siecy dolar6w z wyzej wy.
mienionemi narzedziami
5000. 6 tysiecy got6wka
resxta ma hipoteke. Sprzs-
dam z powodu podeszlegc
| wieku i braku sill do piracy.
WAL. KOWALCZYK,
Lena, Wis. ADV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
Go Macie Czyni6
ola WaszychKisze

Zaskoczeni zatwardzeniem, kobieta hub
m~etczyzna, zawsze big dig zmy6lami -
conzyt? Sole. olej rycynusowy, minera1ne
woody hub inne 6rodH przeczyszcajace,
czynia kiszki ttliwemi j obolalemi. One
sprowadzaja kurcze; b6le, / oslabienie
prtez dlu4szy czas Pc ich uxyciu.
Przez dwadziescia pied lat Jan Nowak
badal te fakta, i przyszedl do przekonania
t. hdzie bioracy sole, ME tylko ae ME
wyleczyli sig, ale szkodzii sobie. Posta-
novilon zatem ~sporx4dzit srodek, ma ME
~donnaggania brzuszne, pod ka4dym wzgle-
dem doskonaly, j MEM . jul wypr6bo-
ane,se'Nowaka Pigulki."
Przez as lat tysiace polskich rodzin
chwalilo jego prace. : jego piguIki Wy
leczyly Jdrugie lyle cierpi4cych : niemi-
shcierpie6 4o1adka. uwolnily one
diesiltkitysiecyod 4ywaniaminetal6w.
Dill te tyslace cieszaae regularnym
Aolcem j dobrem apetytem, q posbyli se
odoru:z ust, kwasuw to}adtu, slabej pa
nifd. .opadania sill, wyciedczenia m6zgo-
aego, obloaonego jezyka, odbijania SIG |
kd.powstajacych zatwardnnia. Uty-
Tafacod czasu do o1aau ''malych" pswnie
1kialaiacych ..Nowata Pigulek" po1by-
xa.aai|l 10 pred ezasem nepotr1ebnych
thof6b, ! utrzymujs sw6jj system = sdro-
wynn stanie. I
spr6bujcie jedn2 "Nowafa Pigulke''
azzist d noe. Azaraz po 6niadaniu pre-
koupuacis sie czemu a = TAX wysoko
poieeahe.
g~pr1edawane ~ wzystlich aptetach !
. agent6w. hub tel poeyls1ny poczta q
nsdeslaniem asc do: jan Nowak Co, 10
n.lAshiapd Ave. Chicago. III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

PAM Ka,arzyna Hall po,
wiads: Utrzymuje dom Is
lat, jestem matka czworga
dkieci, 4 ME chcia}abym bye
bez ,Hollistara Rocky
Mountain. Herbatv." Madra
kobista, dla czegof Wypedza
choroba. sprcwadza xdrowie'
] szczescis Ola ealej familn.
jest utrzyraaHiem76wiata r
zdrowiu. w apiece BroHHas
Il (Adyertisement.1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

tax W strzelaniu j " biciu,
aby6 n~adaremnie-nje strzelal
prochu, i n:gdy kilku ME "a
czepial razem, jeno 2 osobna
kazdego pc kolei.
Niecbybnie wtedy ma wieki
za6nie,
Kogo twa szabla choc tylko
dra6nie. Ii.
Ty zas nam wrtciss dzislnym
rycerzem,
Zdr6w, ocalony Boskim puk-
lerzem!
(Jiag daisy nastapl).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
o BOH[ATLElE':R]l: Q
'czyli
prawdziwa miloSd ejezyzqy
Po~isS6 2 czasda ~napelsehskich Woien..
Napisal4
KS. Hnacy Ziel1nski.
(Ciag dalszy.)

~-rr.a.
Mianowicie ME daj sic nj.
gdy sza}em zie z%rozumianej
wolno6ci przywie6c do tego
abys twa reke podni6st ma.
pomaza6ca pa6skiego lub
w}asnosc Kosciola. Zresz:ta
MECH toba Opatrznose jak.
chce rozrzadzi, wierze W to-
niewatpliwie, ze co Bog u.
czyni, z pewnoscia najlep~
seem bedzie ola ciebie, a j
nam jedynie ma dobre po..
s}uzy. Blogoslawie ci " 1rnie
Pahskie, a W m%iejsce zgas}ej
matki MECH eli b&ogoslawic
raczy wsp6lna nam wszyst-.
kim, najlepsza matka, Maj.
swietsza Parma Marya, kto-.
rel sukienka swieta dzisiaj
ma nowo swe piers jake ME.
p~rze}amanym pan cerzem uz~
broi1es. Jej szczeg6lniejszej
opiece Gle oddaje: jej CAT
klein, lax dotad tax i nada)
sie oddaj i zaufaj, a mozesz
bye przekonanym, re Ona.
lie W zadnej ne opu6ci
trwod2e, by}e6 ty Jej czasu
kazdego pozostaf wierny.
SkohczYwszy ojcowskie
n~apomnienie, usciskal Ma
ciej Wojciecha i jeszcze raz
rozegna} dodajac z ca'ego
serca: Mech Gle Bog blogos.
}awi, tax, jak ia ci blogos|a-
vie: W Imie OLGA i Syna j
Ducha sw. Amen.
Jadwiga widzac, re luz ma
dobre jej z bratem rozstat
sic przycho dzi, zbllzyfa sic
zap}akana do Wojciecha, ably
moze: iuz po rae oetatni 60
ukochac. Podziekowaw.
sly przeto "a odebrane ma
pomnienie l.. .blogoslawie6st
wo oicu, chwycil Wojciech
szczerze ukochana siostre W
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
Gdy Boil Gle G1owa,

CNV - "
a laden i1nY 6rodek ME
chce eli pcm6dz, spr6buj Se-
very Oplatki ma B6l Giowyi
Neuralgia (Severa's Waters
for Headache and Neural.
gia), a wnet spostrzezesz, jak
cudowna w}asno6c lagodze.
MIA b6lu one posisdaja.
Przynosza ulge szybko we
wszelkich %postaciach b6lu
'glowy. Jedna pr6ba wystar-
czy do przekonania Gle. Po-
tenn JUL nigdy ME bedziesz
chcia} obywae sic bez Mich.
Dwanascie opiatk6w W pu-
de}eczku "a Is cent6w. U
aptekarzy. Zadai severy j
ME bierz innych. w. r. Sc
vera Co.,. Cedar Rapids,
Iowa. (Adv.)
t'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

.obiecia swoje zaczal pocie-
szac nadzieja, 10 wkr6tce.
.wr6ci szczesliwy z udzia}u W
walce "a Ware j wolno6c o.
czyzny.
Jadwiga p%rzytul1la glove
do piersi szerokiej brata, q
chociaz jej LA lie wytracila,
przeciez AMI najmniejszem
s}6wkiem ME zdradzi}a, CO.
W tym momencie jej SERGE
czu}o. Przez kilka chWil sta.
Ia cicha zupelnie, coraz to
silniej a silniej sciskajac
Wojciecha, jak gdyby go do
siebie IA zawsze przykuc
chcia}a. Wreszcie uspokoiw-
szy sic nieco podniosia g}o-
we. w lei niewinnem ME.
biesciutkiem oku b}yszcza}y
jak para gwiazd ma biekit'
nem niebie dwie Ivy pre-:
czyst6, odbijajac wdziecznie
cd divine sfodkiego usmie-
chu, z jakim ma brata pa.
trza}a. W spojrzeniu jej ry..
s6wa}a sic jeszcze wyraznie
walka pomiedzy nadzieja i
trwoga, pomiedzy m'}oScia
brata a mi}o6cia OJczyzny. W
ko6cu spokojem Wojciecha
sauna do reszty uspokoiona,
spu6cila oczy ku ziemi, wsty-
dzac sic o%bjawionej choc tax
naturalnej slabosci i rzek}a
.drzacym glosem:
= Mech Gle Bog prowa'
dzi, braciszku z}cty, a Matka
Naj6wietsza z aniolem str6-
zem MECH ci W wszelkiej
potrzebie stana ku pomocy.
- Bog ci zap1a6 siostrzycz-
lko %najmilsza, "a tax dobre
zyczenia, ~odpowiedzial Woj~
CZECH i pocalowa1 serdecznie
Jadwisie. - Nam nadzieje,
ze tive zvczenie sic spelni i
powr6ce szcze6)iwie moze da'
leko wczekniej, niz sig spo-
dzieyamy.
Jak niegdy6 "a OLGA
mama razem 2 nami, tax ia,
teraz 0 lie moznosci razem z
ojczulkiem i z Piosiem "a
ciebie, braciszku codziennie
ns9tlif- sic 5ede pred GU
!
= :rk.@.S...s -. IA: -. -: q
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12
Me m6gf podniesc reki.

Me m6gf pOdnieSG reki.
"Od c.tere Oh LAT c,erriafem
ma tax silny reumatyzm, " pisze OBJ.
Jan Janeczko, SO, Alta ul., Passa,c,
N. j., sic me- mogtem podnie6c
reki. Gdy uzy walem Drs- Plotra
Gomozo, wy.drow ialem. R6wniet
choro wa}em ma wrzody ! lekar1e
ME mogl, poradzic. ORA. Plotra
Gomozo usune}o te wrzodY. Ser
deczne dzleki."
ORA. iotra Gomozo ma wy
prdbowany rekord v chorobach
krwi j renmatycxnYch cierpieniach.
To n,e jest LEX spteosny, ale wy
war : doakona}ych zi61 i molina go
dostac u sgentdw lnb " laborato-
ryun. Dr.. Peter Fahrney &: Sons.
10 Us So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago.
Ill. (Ady.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-06-12

s5HHsSsSf# #t%5rg ID
downYm obrazem Matki Bos:
kiej u fairy. Tax szepne}a
jeszcze bratu Jsdwiga do j.
cha, a potem jela sic pod,y.
cac ga6nacy ogie6 ma kamin-
ku. Wojciech za6 p~owk}ada}
do swe] kurtki futrzanej wo-
jennie przybory, q spojrzaw-
sly ma zegar, odezwal sic
troche zsniepokojony::
Me piem co takiego,
ze Piotr 2 Ksawerym ME
,wracaja? Juz b)isko si6dma
godzina. Wprawdzie ksiazyc
przybiera, lecz ME .d}rgo
z wyruszeniem ociagac sic
bedziemy, dalekoz wtedy vi
dziemy, a az mas ciemna noe
zaskoczy?
A dokad oni poszli? "a,
pytai Maciej.
DO J6zefs, prosze Oh
czulka.
Jezeli tax, moi synu,
tax Ksa6 z pewno6cia JUL
dawn0 jest W domu, by po-
|zegnania z rodzicami ma os-
tatnia lie zepchnac chwile,
a Riotr zostai ~niezawodnie u
J6zefa i niebawem razem z
MIN tn stanac must, DO vie
dobrze, .ze jeszcze koniecznie
" sasiedztwo nam p6j6c tree
ba.
w rzeczy. samej tax by}o,
|jak Maciej przypuszcza}.
Ksawery rozm6fwiwszy sic z
J6zefem w.. zostawil u
niego Piotra j pobiegl do DO
mu, azeby sam pa sam pc.
zegnac sic 2 rodzicami, ME
majac obcych swiadk6w roz-
czulenia bez jakiego badz>co
badz przy podobnych Okla
ayach nigdy sic pc obu
stronach ME obejdzie.
Pa1stwo So. uwiado-
mieni 0 wszystkiem przez p.
Macieja, ~przezwyciezyli
%wprawdzie pierwsze najbo.
Fle5niejsze wrazenie, jake ma
mich pewnosG nieunikniona
rozstania sic z Ksasiem wy
warla, W nieobecnoSci tegoz.
Me obesz1o sic jednak po-
lnimo to hez l}aczu,. gdy.
Ksawerv osobiscie stanal j.
prosif 0 rodzicielskie b}ogos-
tawie6stwo ma droge.
Niechze ci, synu moi
luh.y, Bog najfaskawszy sta
ME ku pomocy j.. biogos}awi
szlachetne przedsiewziecie
twoje, a kr6lowa nasza, Pre-:
Panienka Marya
niechsj' Gle strzeze Cd wszy-
atkiapn z|arn TAX n:arwaha
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
FlREMEN'S RUNNING TEAM.
Meeting Will Be Held In Near Future
TO Discuss Outlook.

There will he "a meeting about the
latter part Of this month Of the pros
pective candidates for the running
team of the Laurum fire department.
some of the best known athletes IN
the copper country have already agreed
to join the i.aurium team and they
will be called together to elect their
officers and TO make arrangements for
training, which will be commenced MS
soon as the weather permits.
The bowlers Of the Laurium fire de-
partment are also hard at work in an
ticipation of the dual match with the
Red Jacket firemen, probably Tuesday,
March - at the Cubs alleys i'm Rod
Jacket. Some high scores have boon
hung up by the fire laddics but they
are keeping their records secret SO
that the Red Jacket bowlcrs will not
lose hope and cancel the match. Il
has also been suggested that the cuun-
ellis of the two villages might arrangr
Il match on the same evening
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
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:: GET WILSON'S NUMBER ::
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= HE CAN'T RESIST 1T :.
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Washington, March l5.-Prcsident
Wilson'S Spartanism wrcstlcd with his
AmeriCanism and the Americanism
came out on top.
The president yielded to a tcmpta-
ton too great for any real American
to withstand II came in the shape of
baseball paSs-an annual one, ad-
hitting him To all games which win
he played by Clark Grinith's Senators
Ban Johnson, head of the American
league, sent it, not knowing that he
was submitting the executive to the
fire test
AS Spartan the president hereto
fore refused all such cOurtesics. He
declined to accept free membership
to tn Chevy Chase club because he
insisted the president of the United
States should pay his way. He also
he would not accept free
tickets to Washington theaters, which
from tim eimmemorial have been the
perqusite of the president In fact. re-
Gently he paid $40 for two boxes which
n local playhouse wished TO place at
his disposal gratis.
But-whcn the baseball pass came
the Spartan vanished and the Amer
lean came To tho top.
There is no record OF any American
from ditch digger to president refus-
ing one, and the president established
no precedent He accepted the pass.
md when the season opens he will he
seen In the first row of the rooiers as
ne has been ut college football games.
Those who have doubted he was hu-
nan have another guess coming.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
BIG FOUR" NOW
MINUS MEMBER
Defeat of Joe Mandot Eliminates
One of Leading Lightweights

Chicago. March lot is the big
Four among the lightweights no long
en- Joe Mandot went and got himself
licked in his first scrap under the
management of Tommy Walsh. who
took up the doughty French market
boy with a great flourish of trumpcty.
Now he will have hard struggle bat 3D.
Ting his way back among the rcaI
elect of the l33-pound class of pug
ilism writes Ed w. Smith.
lrasmuch rs Joe Rivers recently
beat Cross in ten-round scrap ia
New York city, the defeat of Man
dot at the hands of Cross remove F..
the southernes from all consideration
for the time being at least 1t was hia
second defeat in a little over three
months. Joe Rivers having squilshcd
him out Los Angeles way last Thanks
giving day.
incidentally, IL was one Of the mos:
staggering surprises of the winter t.
read of Joe wallowing on the floor I'm
the throes of a complete Knockout. the
first he ever received. II was the
third defeat of his career Ray Temple
being the other one to down him, Ray
getting an eight-round decision over
him in Memphis
For months the BIB Four among
the lightweights had things pretty
much To themselves as far as five-fi fig
urc purses were concerned. Ad VOL
CAST and Willie Richie were consid-
cred the real top-notchcrs. with joe
Rivers becaus" pf~his queer defeat at
the hands of Wolgast, and Joe Man
dot. an his victory over Rivers in
their first meeting, close up on the
running.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
MISWALD CASE ADJOURNED.
Deposition of injured Witness Will &c
Taken Next Week.

The hearing OF Mrs. Florence Mis-
Wald, charged with careless use of
firearms, was adjourned last night by
Justice David Armit until March -,
for the purpose of taking the deposl-
ton of Iii Jackola, principal witness
in ;he proceedings.
The case had it's origin SATURDAY
night in the rooms occupied by the
Miswald woman at Tamarack street
and Lake Linden avenue. According
TO witnesses the defendant was hold
Jackola received serious wounds. Two
witnesses yesterday testified that the
shooting was accidental ana the wom-
an AYERS she was unaware that thu
pistol Was loaded.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
MICHIGAN HAS
GOOD TRAINER
Students Well Pleased With Work
OF Steve Farrell So Far

Ann Arbor, Mich, March 15-"Steve"
Farrell, the new trainer of Michigan.
is making good. That was evidenced
by the class of competition which was
displayed at the annual varsity meet
recently. The 1913 Michigan track
team is going To he onc of which Their
viii be no cause To be ashamed. Ii
looks now as though both the syria
rusc and Cornell meets should result
IN victories for the Wolverines.
While nothing has been announced
as vet Of the makeup of the varsity
track team this spring, it seems GER
tain that when the list is made pub
lie that 1t will read something like
this: Captain Han, Haimbaugh, Jim
ME Craig. kohler. Sargent, Crier, &.
VI. Smith. Carver, Seward. Cook Das-
kan, w. III. White, II. Smith and one
Nabb, jansen, G. 5. White. The above
squad should give the Wolverines n
well balanced track team. though it
is vet too early to tel lhow the cinder
artists will stack UP in the eastern
intercollegiate.
The baseball squad was cut this
week from 100 to %, the most sensa-
tional cut in the history II the sport
in Michigan. This is exclusive Of the
battery candidates, who are all re-
tanned
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
QUARTER TON OF CHAMPS.
That's What Men Under McCarncy's
MANAGEMENT Weigh.

They say Billy McCarncN who is
taking the five champion pugilists OF
the world ON tour, is thinking of pay
ing freight on them instead of the reg
ular passenger fare. All Jumped to-
gether they weigh one quarter of Il
ton.
luther McCarty. the biggest of the
bunch, of course tops the list, then
comes Eddie McGoorty, middleweight,
then Packey Mcfarland, lisht of vel
terweight, johnny Kilbanc, feather
weight. and bringing up In the rear Is
johnny Coulou, bantamwcight.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
Mcclure Looking For Match.

Tom McCune, the former Windsor
middleweight and at one time regard
ed among second raters. Is seeking n
match with any middleweight in the
country" as he STYLED challenge 10
the promoters of the Allard- Caponi
mill. McCune is remembered as prin-
cipal in a match with Allard about
-four years ago but since that bout. hc
has been hitting the incline of old ago
ana uselessness as a prize fighter.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
WHEN LAUGH WAS ON JIGGs.
ScVeroid OF Reds, Not Only Man 10
Let Runner Get Away.

Let Runner Get Away.
Everybody laughed at Henry Seyc-
roid Of the Reds the other day when
a runner calmly disappeared from
frs, and turned up on second while
Henry was paving round upder the
impression that the man was stil i'm
the immediate vicinity That hap
pened to some of the greatest first
basem men.
Years ago. JigGs Donahus and Itd
Walsh were trying To catch a runner.
Five times Walsh threw. and five
times the runner slid back. ON The
sixth chuck. the runner lied to second
instead of returning. Douahuc took
the ball, flung himself ON his knees
and swept the ball round and round
the vacant base line under the belief
that the man was sure to slide back
and be an easy victim, The boots of
the populace reused .Iiggs at last. and
the look on his face when he saw tho
hostile party camped on second was
worth going miles to see
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
RUDE SIGNS CONTRACT.

San Francisco. Cal. March l5.--
"Rube" Marquard signed contract
here yesterday To- pitch for the New
York Nationals for the coming season.
Dick kinscllH, scout for the New
Yorks, booked the biz twiIler sevcfai
hours after he had been married TO
Miss Blossom Sceley II was SAID last
night by an intimate friend Of Mar
uard that the new contract carries
euhsinntial advance In salary.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
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LAURluM BREViTlES.

Special Demonstration McIiale of
the Baker Manufacturing company. is
expected today to inspect the Tlow re-
Gently purchased by the village ON
operation.
\ son has arrived at the home ~
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Roman, ~
kCarsarEc street.
w. r. Goodwin of Bclleyiilc. Kas.,
vino has been visiting with Mir. anG
Mrs. w. J Galbraith for some time
has left for his home.
Tho funeral Of the Htc Mrs Mary
Stoll was held this morning at 1880
o'clock. with services ina the Sacred
Heart church
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
STADIUM FOR WISCONSIN.
Madison Institution to Have Large
Athletic Field.

Chicago, March l5.-An athleti,
field that will cost $1,OOO,OOO and rep
resent the highest development in the
stadium is planned for the University
of Wisconsin, according To announce
mcnt made last night when IL was
made kowu that ARRANGEMENTS. are be
ing made for the abandonment of
Camp Randall and the purchase of Il
new location ON the shores of Lake
Mendoza.
These plans are being pushed 10y
Badger students ana alumni. An in
closure that will rival the mammoth
structures at Vale and Harvard is
provided for in the proposed scheme,
the details of which are rapidly beinS
worked out.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
FAvoRs BOXING MEASURE.

Boston, Mass, March 15.-The ieg-
islative committee on legal affairs vot-
ed Yesterday To report favorably
measure for the legalizing OF ten
round bouts and the appointment ol
AN athletic commission To have super
VISION of boxing. II is patterned alons
the Flawley law In New York. II viii
come up first In the Senate inc b"l
being reported to that body.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
Observation-Disclosures:
CHICAGO FANS PLANNING
TO HONOR FRANK CHANCE

Chicago, March l5-Cub
rams will Inc given the place
OF honor in the automobile pa
radc To White Sox park ON
May II. which will he known
as Frank Chance day" West
side admirers of Chance also
Will be prominent on the man
aging committee which has
charge of all arrangements,
including a brass band. a male...
quartet, moving pictures of the
occasion, and numerous stunts,
The New York Americans
their first series i'm Chicago be-
ginning May Il, but the cclc-
bration was set for Saturday
because Of its being holiday.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
BookiES GIVEN KNOCKOUT.
Missouri Court Says Lottery Games,
Betting, Etc, Illegal in State.


Jefferson City, Mo-, March 15.-Thc
state Supreme Court affirmed the con
S'u'ionality of the law prohibiting lot
terics, policy games or betting when
1t affirmed the sentence of Edward ~.
Huion to three years improsinmen,
Tor conducting a policy game in -.
Louis.
The court also confirmed the con
'Irtion of Joseph Cummings for bet
ths ON horse race i'm Louisville. Ky.
Attorneys for Cummings raised tn"
point that il was not known definitely
'h'' the race on which Cummings
received two dollar bet was con
uurted ~ Louisville. In answering
TINS argument. Supreme judge Brown
'aid IN the opinion:
y court that would solcmnly de-
cree That ii cannot iudicially know
I'cts which are well known To all
us constituents would furnish thereby
substantial reasons for its recall.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
Laurium Department
BIG CLASS TO HoUGHToN.
Italian Citizens League to Organize
Party Next Week.

The Calumet branch of the Italian
American Citizens league will take a
large party of applicants for first and
second citizenship papers To Hough-
ton next week. Tho date for the trip
has not yet been chosen, but it prob
ably viii he about the middle of the
week. This viii be the last oppurtun-
lily Tor applicants tor second papers To-
file their petitions so that they may
he taken up at the May term of court.
The Italian-American Citizens
league is one of the most active Of the
many local naturalization clubs and
has been Instrumental in iunuencins
many to become citizens during tn
last few years. Several Of the present
applicants for second papers took out
their first papers as result OF tho
clubs ACTIVITY
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
ROWE ARRESTS ANOTHER.

John r. Rowe of Laurium, deputy
state pure food Inspector for the w
per peninsula. arrived la Marquette
Yesterday ON one of his regular visits
to swear out ~ complaint against Max
Quan6t the Chueo,ay milk dealer.
charging him with aduiDcrattDg his
rroduot-Mning journal
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
GoTcH TO WRESTLE AGAIN.
Manager klank to Send Mat for
Training Work to Champion.

Chicago, March l5-t'rank Gotch,
worlds wrestling champion. is going
to take another whirl at the game and
will defend his title against George
Zurich at Kansas City as soon as he
gets in shape. Emil Klank, manager
Of the champion, yesterday brought
this news from Gotch's home in Hum
bolt, la. The heavyweight titleholdcr
instructed him TO send wrestling
mat to Humboldt as soon as he arrived
in Chicago
According To Klank, Gotch has tired
of having the foreigners hurl chal-
lenSes at him and he intends to take
on Constant lie Martin in Chicago aft
er the Zurich match. Because of
Hbyzsko's defeat by lie Martin, Gotch
does not figure the Pole seriously.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-15
MAY CLOSE UP LEASE.

Postal Inspector SchalabaCh of Mar
quettc was IN Laurium for short
time Yesterday afternoon and again
today Il is probable that during Mr..
Schlabacb's visit here the lease on the
present 2"stolicc sit" will be renewed,
or new lease Tor an entirely new
site viii be entered into. Scvcray pro-
poaal w'ro received when the dcpJri.
meat advertised for bids a short time
ago and II has not yet been decided
which one VIII be- accepted.