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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1913-10-23
Western Star Mining Co., Ltd.-Lcv

led September %, 2 mills, payable Oc-
tober 20 to James A. Wayne, treasurer,
sos Bank street, Wallace. Delinquent
sale November g.
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Black Traveller Mining Conflicting
Of stockholders will be held at Mu'lan,
November 10, 1870 S. Roof, presi-
dent.
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Ltd.--Levied October /, 3 mills, pay
able November 1 to f. r. Turk, sec
rotary treasurer, Wallace, Delinquent
sale, December 4, p. III.
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Wisconsin Mining Co.--Levied Sep
tcmber 9. mills. payable October 3
to A. M VanGilder, secretary, KEEL
logg Delinquent sale November 10 Mt
office of u. f. Pattison, Kellogg.
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Nabob Mining Co.--Leyied October.
Is, mills, payable November II to
Harvey NJ. Ross, secretary Kellogg.
Delinquent SALE December Is, at Of
flee Of First State Bank Of Kellogg.
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Dennemora Gold and Copper Mining

Co., Ltd.-Levied September ID, w
mills per share, payable october 20 to
p. @. Swanson, secretary, Wallace. De-
linquent sale November 20 at 1880.
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Carbonate Mining g. Milling Co.
Levied September 20, | mill, payabl,,
November 3 to G.. w. Simmons, treas
urer, Kellogg. Delinquent sale, Mo-
vember %, 10 a. m in front of Bun.
ker uill & Sullivan office.
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Royal Copper Mining Co. Ltd
Levied August 20, / mill payable Sep
ember 20, to Otto A. OLSON, socre-
ary-trcasurer, Eagle block, Wallace.
Delinquent SALE october 80. p. m.
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Reindeer Copper & Gold Mining 4
Milling Co., ltd.--Levied September u
3 mills, payable October 20 to l.. r.
Adams. secretary at courthouse. Wal
lace, Delinquent sale, November I, at
p. m.
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Copper King Mining & Smelling Co.

Levied August a. l cent per share.
payable September IA, 10 III. w. In
gals, treasurer, Mullan. Delinquent
sale October IA, Postponed to Novem-
Der A.
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Callahan Mining Co.-Meeting of
stockholders will be held at office Of
John RI. Wourins. Eagle building,
Wallace. October 30. at 2 p. m.-Jolln
II. Robbers, secretary.
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Silver Eagle Mining Conflicting Of
stockholders will be held in Wallace
November 10 at 1880 p. nc. w.
Belts, secretary.
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Eagle Mountain Mining Co.. Ltd

Levied October 4, u mill, payable
November IS to Adolph Haupt, treas
urer, 7O3 Cedar street, Wallace. De
linauent sale, December 6, z; 80 p m.
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North Franklin Mining Co.--Levied
September 8. s mills payable Octo-
Der 16 to Gary c. Burke, treasurer,
Kellogg. Delinquent SALE November
20. Postponed to December Is.
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Sunset Development Co.-Leyied on
September IS, mills, payable October
Is to VIM. Scherding, secretary room
z. Postoflice building, Wallace De-
lnquent sale, November 49,
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secretary treasurer. Wallace. Delin-
quent sale October 30. 4 p. IN.
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Empire Mirinu and Developing Co.,

Ltd.--Levied September 30, S mills.
payable October 80 to Ida Scheave.
secretary treasurer. Cos Cedar street,
Wallace. Delinquent sale, December
II, 8 p. m.
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HAMBURG American Copper Mniro

Co.--Levied July 30 "a of a mill, pay
able to j. A, walden, secretary, Kel-
logg Delinquent sale, November 9, at
Is p. III.
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Tuscumbia Mining Co., Ltd.-Meet-
ing Of stockholders will be held in
Wallace at Office of A. G. Kerns, OF
terson block, October 81, 1880 D. m
Morton Webster, secretary.
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Lewis & Clark Mining Co.-Leviet'
September 4, "a Of mill, payable
October Is to J. B. Wilcox, acting Sec
rotary treasurer Mullan. Delinquent
sale, November Is at $3.50 p. m.
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Sunrise Mining Co., Ltd.---Levied IN
August 2s, 2 mills, payable September
| 2S to O. G. Smith, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Wallace. Delinquent sale, october %,
10: 30 a. m.
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Mountain Queen Mining Co., Ltd
Levied September II, " mill, payable
to Walter M. Keister, Murray, Idaho.
Delinquent sale. November II, p. III.
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Silver Cliff Gold and Copper Mining
Co.. Ltd.---Levied October l. mills,
payable November 20 to James y.
Young, treasurer, Larsen, Idaho, Or by
money order to Mullan, Idaho, Deln-
quent sale, December 10.
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| North Star Mining Co.--Levied Sep
TENDER %, u mill, payable October %
to G.. w. Dougherty, secretary treas
quent sale. November "a, p. m. POST
lponed to November ~.
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Happy Day Mining Co., Ltd.--Meet-
ing of stockholders In Wallace at Of
flee Of company, 705 Cedar street No
vember Sc. Hedin, secretary.
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Saltesc Consolidated Mining Co..
Levied August 49, mills, payable
September q to q. V Manring, treas
urer, 90 and % Symons block, Spo-
kane. Delinquent sale October 25.
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Silver Moon Mining Co.--Meeting of
stockholders will be held at Stewards
drug store, Wallace, October % at $3.50
y. m.--Gts Ehrenberg, secretary.
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Comet Gold & copner Minina c

Comet Gold g. Copper Mining Co.,
ltd.--Levied September g. 4 mill por
share, payable October 20 to Joseph
+. Whelan, secretary 40S Sixth street,
Wallace. Delinquent sale November
20, 10 a. m.
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Little North Fork N. g. N. CO., ltd.'
Levied September H. mill, payable
october s to J. A. Walden, secretary.
Kellogg. Delinquent sale December l..
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Teddy Mining & Milling Co., Ltd
Levied August s, mill. payable Sep
TENDER Is to j. B. Cox, secretary, KEEL
logg. Delinquent sale, October Is.
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Hypothcck Mining and Milling CO.
Meeting of stockholders will be held
at Eagle block, Wallace. November 5
at 10 a. MOTTO A. OLSON, secretary.
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Moonlight Mining co.--revied Aug
ust 81, s mills, payable to t. IIedin
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Wallace Mining, Milling and Realty
Co, ltd.--Meeting OF stockholders Will
be held in Wallace at SIS Bank street.
october fS. 1918 J. r. Gibson. secrc-
tary. .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World

fielder Derrick. Harscl, after long
ears of service under Connie. Is nov
managing the Toledo club. Ora
Griftcd in the minors and 81 now back
IN the majors for his fourth chance
at big league bail This time he is
With the Boston National. rddJ,
LIVINGSTON Is catching occasionally
Tor Toledo. Cy Morgan, whose god
work did much in winning TWO lia"a
FOR Connie, Is now pitching FOE the
Kansas city club; Kraus - with the
Portland club, Of the Pacific Coast
League; haufur,h is hurlina for jack
Dunn's Baltimore club, and Derrick
after a season in the minors, is now
with the New YORK HlFhlandera
How many of those now making uP
the Philadelphia regulars viii drop
out after this season
And VIII Connie Mack have the mon
To jak" ,hrir places
All past dope indicates that every
man forced out 10y the nerve-rlckins
pace Of American league baseball Will
he replaced by one Just rs good.
It's h2bit Connie has.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.

Philadelphia, Pa. June 3.--Philadcl-
rha rolled up a ive-run lead in the
first inning ana won easily from
BROOKLYN, Cravath MADE triple and
two singles in four times at bat.
r. ~ r.
Grooklyn 80. O1OOOOO--2 G q
Philadelphia ...j0O0OO01x-6 s l
Batteries Raglan, Wagner and
Erwin: Seaton and Killifer. Three
base hits-Luderus. Crayath, Philadcl-
pha. Home runs smith Magec, phil
adclphia.
Pittshurg, Pa, June 3.-Pittsburg
defeated Boston yesterday. Wilson hit
a three Dagger with the bases full
which gave Pittsburg three runs in the
third In the seventh PittsburF nllcd
the bases with none cut. but strand
retired the side without a score
II " T.
poston ... al 00030000-i /
Pittsburg 49,. ga o 000x-7 - /
batteries James, Strand and Wha b.
ling; Hendrix and Simon. wo-basr
ht-Henerix, Pittsbutg. Three base
hit-Wison. Pittshurg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
WOULD CONTROL
BOYS ATHLETICS
Uniform Eligibility Rules Proposed.
National Organization

New York. June 3.-The formation
"f national interscholastic athletic
association VIII be attempted In con
irction with the national school DO.
rack me To be held under the au-
spices of the New York Athletic club
at TiaN'rs Island saturday, June :.
Irincipal among the sponsors of tn
rev organization are james f.. Sulli-
van, United states olympic games
commissioner and Matthew Halpin.
manager OF the American team at
Stockholm last summer.
The proposition to form such an
organization has been under discus
sion for several years and lcadinn
athletic authorities nom All parts Of
the country believe thai the time has
come To nut school boy athletics ON a
firm basis. IT is proposed To worl,
With ana in accordance To iutercol-
legiatr athletic associations giving the
colleges Of the country an important
part in the work of the new body.
national set Of eligibility rules
WI b' thbl'lfus Il SldhiltId Stl ''
track aud field events prescribed and
AN age limit set ON school boy com
prtitOrs. \ record committee will be
appointed To pass on applications for
such new records by school boys in
formally sanctioned games.
1t is expected that the age limit
viii Ice set at 20 years six months,
or n years at the outside, ana strict
eligibility rules regarding both schol-
arshp and enrolment enforced. The
rules Ia govern meets and the events
for competition will be modelled from
che intercollegiate Amateur Athletic
association of America standards, with
such alterations as VIII conform tn
the physical ability OF the youthful
competitors.
\ national nterscholastic athletic
association existed i'm the early nine
ties, but WAS abandoned because of
he frequent disputes and protests re-
lardinp the age ANA eligibility of the
entrants The last meeting was held
under the auspices of the knicker-
booker Athletic club ut berkeley oval.
New York. in 1905
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MANY AMERICAN ENTRIES.
Classic EPSON Derby Will Be Run in
London Tomorrow.

London, Jme 3-The EPSON derby,
the most famous and highest priced
OF the so-,alied classic events oi
the English turf, will be run tomor-
RON. ON the eve of the great race,
the question arises among turf de>o-
tees as To what foreign horses VIII
distinguish themselves.
The winning of the derby for more
than a century has been regarded rs
the greatest turr honor that an Eng,
lishman could achieve, and they have
becn SO Jealous for the honor that in
few years has it escaped them, But
with each succeeding year particG-
arly during the last decade, Amori-
can oWuors have become more insis-
tent in their cifor,s to win the famous
event, and several times their efforts
have been crowned with success.
Tn, Hrst American to win the der
hv WAS the late Pierre Lurilard, in
1891, with the only American bred
hur>, that ever achieved the triumph.
lroauois. lbs Lcamingtun-Mag Il.
H. Since Iroquois. derby winners
have carried the rulurs oi two Amer
icaus. William G. Whitney having
sent t. the post the winner N"lodI-
ovsN. an English horse. leased Tor
his racing qualities from Lady MeuN,
in 1901, While in 1907 Richard croker
won the blue ribaud of the tuii
with Orby, It horse bred and owned
ny himself, on his Irish estate, 10y the
great English sire Orme, from TN"
american mare Rhoda T..
Henry Payne Whitney and John H.
Madden will represent the America"
contingent of horse owners in the race
tomorrow, but the latest betting ODDS
pusted today indicate the general be
! lief that the American entries are not
Ill,,N to come To the front
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BOOM FOR YACHTING.
Acceptance Of Upton Challenge VIII
Helm the Sport

Now York. June 3. -Mcmb,rs of the
New York yacht cIuS ana other cor
inthian organizations are well please"
with the news of the acceptance 81
Sir Thomas I.iptun's challenge for the
Amricas cup. II means - renewed
interest in yachting aud also the 'le-
Nelopment of a new type of racins
vessels aud ~ such the races which
are To be held In 1914 viii he more
thnn welcome.
There is considerable talk of the
coming contest AZ the New York
yacht clubs hom" and the trend of il
an shows the keenest interest. oE"
mcmhcr said:
THE challenge of Sir Thomas Will
surely revive yachting all over the
country. | should not be surprised II
at least three seventy five foot yachts
are built tu race for the honor of fc-
ing selected to defend the cup. anu
They are surn 60 be- boats that we may
AN be- proud oc not freaks. that 1r"
EFF no use after the race except Tor
the scrap heap.
William Gardner The yacht design
or. whose sloops Mcdora, Cichaso and
Gray Jacket, won about every thinS ~
their rcsnc1tivc classes last season,
said.
II ann pleased to hear that the club
has accepted the challenge. 1t IL not
50 much y moral victory for Sir
Thomas as II Is for the sporting spirit
of the New York Yacht club We
chal now see some Zine racing. When
Sir Thomns originally wanted to ace
under what hc considered the new rlle
which, by the way, Is not the uni
vcrsal rule ut all, hut the Atlantic
coast conference rulc-it was then In
embryo"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
HALL PLAN TO
COME UP AGAIN
laurium Council Will Hold Regu-
lar Meeting Tonight

The plan to remodel the Laurium
town nall which has been under con-
sideratlon for some time, will be the
subject of further discussion at the
regular June meeting Of the council
this evening. Representatives of q
Chicago building concern likely will
be present To- SHOW the trustees sam
pies of building materials suitable for
the front of the building. by use OF
which a great saving might be AZ
footed in the total cost. Ii will be-
remembered that the bids submitted
for the proposed changes call for a
bigger expenditure than the council is
at liberty To make and unless the spe-
cifications can he altered So as To- re-
duce the cost, the work will have 10
be abandoned An attempt was made
20 slash the original estimates by
substituting stucco front for sand
stone. except for tho tower, but this
was found to he impractical.
Another important matter 10 come
mp a, tonights meeting will be IN"
naming of the members Of the board
Of review. who will meet next Mon
day to review Assessor Kaltenbach's
figures and 20 hear protests. The
board likely viii be in session three
days. Although sometime ago. there
was discussion as to whether II
would be wise To raise the tax rate OF
the village To provide for improve
yfb
without incuring further indebted
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Laurium Department

ness. there seems little possibility of
the rate being raised The rate prob
ably viii remain at one per cent. five
mills goins into the sinking fund and
five MILLS into the general fund.
Street Work Advances.
First street has been swept clean
and is row ready for an application of
tarvia, az soon as IL becomes SUM-
ciently dry. The village recently re-
ceived a car OF 5000 gallons of tarvla.
special preparation used as top
binder
Under the direction of Street Com
missioner Wills, the work Of macad-
amizing Kearsarge street from Sec
end 10 Third is rapidly nearing COM
pletion, In addition 10 the rock used
as a body for the road. cinders have
been applied as a top surface and the
whole bound together with a liberal
coating of tarvia. II is the opinion Of
those who have seen the road that 1t
will provide very durable residence
street.
Work on the south end of Hecla
street and Lake Linden avenue will
be begun as soon as a good supply OF
rock is available. These roads will
be macadamized throughout and
dressed of with a coating Of tarvia.
Other Municipal Matters.
Al meeting held few weeks ago,
the council decided to make deter
mined effort To eliminate alleged un-
sanitary buildings and To see that
every property holder has proper
sewer connections. 70 assis, in this
direction, census of such alleged
nuisanCes has just been taken. show
ing that there are M less than two
hundred I'm the village Some of the
employees of the village are among
those who are offending against the
ordinance passed by the council =
few years ago Formal notice will he
given to each of these residents to
comply with the wishes OF the coun-
ell and neglect to do So will be sum
marily met
The attention Of the village officers
has been called To- the habit of IN"
small Toy playing baseball on the
streets and TO the fact that in num-
erous instances the BOYS are in great
danger of being run over through
failing to get out of The way Of APP
preaching autos and other vehicles.
Although the village officers have no
desire to Interfere with the boyish
games so long as they are harmless,
II is recommended that parents warn
their children against the dangers
hey are mourning and take precau-
lions ~ safeguard them as much as
possible.
Transfers and others are also
cautioned To remain off streets which
have been blockaded FOR street i'm
provement work. There have been
numerous instances lately where
teamsters and autoists have driven
mp onto the sidewalks and around the
hlockades established. using the high
way while yet in an uncompleted state
and thus retarding the work.
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TEAMMATES SAVE HIM.
Pitchers Teammates Submit to sian
Grating Operation.

pittsburgh. June G.-EverlS JONES'
today owes his life It. tn" fact thll
nr WAS star baseball pitcher before
4, mill accident, lG weeks ago, scared
the tlcgL from his back and arms lie
viii not pitch agai this year bu'
ne VIII live. due la the 'trriIIe" 90
the boys father and OF lis 'e'l"-
mates. H. donating - inches "f shin
tu h, grated onto the boys BODY.
The star pitcher at the Washirs-
:,n avenue team. at Ch1l'er"i was
INJURED h., "a min ac,i tent in Mon
,.son Wacn ~, father donat"c as
ou.n skin as could he safely re-
moved. the hoy was atil! in dani"h
fiehr teammates then so'un'c'reh.
The bows claim they iii cancel
rames for the rest II tn' year ''
the, don't want another pitcher IN
J.Lcs place.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
!. IAuRIuM sREviTiEs. +


j. g. Hansen left today for Mar
ness
The state Savings bank storeroom,
formerly occupied by The Hom shoe
store. Is being placed i'm condition for
the confectionery store OF Apostle Pro-
tegerc
Gordon r. Campbell has gone to
Chicago on business.
President Wills will cali a meeting
Of the business men soon to arrange
details for the local observance of the
Fourth
Rev. n. u. Stalker leaves tomorrow
FOR Aberdeen, Scotland. 10 attend a
meeting of the international Presby-
terrain Alliance. His sister. Mrs. Rim
lay, viii spend the summer in Mimi
capolis.
Alfred Harris Henry Thomas. John
Vicar and r. ]. Holland have arrived
home from fishing trip To Ontonason
county.
Joseph Swetish has returned from
Duluth. whore he has inspected prop
erty near the new steel plant with a
view of purchasing.
ST Anthonys court. Catholic order
of Foresters will initiate n large class
of new members this evening.
The running team Of the Laurium
fire department has started work.
There will he practices every Monday,
"Wednesday and Friday evening at the
Iauritm driving park
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
MACK STOPS THE LEAKS.
fortsleh. Of Athletic Manager Ac.
counts for Success.

counts tor success
PMH1"lphia June 3.--Connic Mack.
iae Chin 'H",jtian who is suidine thu
Athletics hrs set high records in the
matter of preparing material fo, ia.
pr' use Whenever any of his regulars
give ndia'i,ue uf Weakening
An instance of Comics foresight
10 ,hs rurrd came i'm the sale Of
'wdN LIVINGSTON To the Cleveland
'uh 81, months before Paddy was
d on, h' connie that clever MANI
ger. in siencd magazine article,
Declared that the coming srtson
would Doe thr last for one of his ca
i'.'' raighers that this player VAS
HomIIy losing his throwing power.
'Hd when Livingston was let on;
'a'E Lamp had been so well trained
ID The Mack school of baseball that
Ar stepped right int Paddy's shocS.
"s 20 matter Of fact. I.app had really
N5II1rod Livingston ~ second PM
"oephI1 catcher he IrevioGs fall.
'i the 1871 worlds championship
winners Mack has cut loose from TIE
I'''"me. puticldeIs Hirtscl and
hfE Lord. Catcher Livingston, Pit.h-
,H Morgan Dauforth, Long, Martin,
---l.o aud russell. and ttilitt In
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
PYTHlANS LEAVE TOMORROW.

The third rank degree team of
Laurium lodge. Knights of Pythias
viii leave tomorrow morning for Ish-
pemine. where the team will attend
the upper peninsula convention and
participate i'm the degree team con-
tests in connection with that event.
I.aurium will have the biggest team in
the contest and the members are
hopeful of annexing the first prize. In
addition the lodge is making bid for
the 1914 convention.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
EQUIPMENT is READY.

The equipment Of the Iaurium
playground. which has been housed In
thee village warehouses since fall,
has been placed in good repairs AMI
likely viii be set mp AZ the park dur
ing the present week. The benches.
swings slides, horses and other equip
ment, have been freshly painted and
present a neat ana attractive appear
ance. The equipment will ibe placed
I'm position By the village employees
as soon as the necessary arrange
ments are completed by the play
ground association
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-03
MAY BAR FIGHT
CAME IN CANADA
Death Of Nc Carly Causes Big
Wave of Sentiment

Calgary Alta, June 3.-When Luz
brr M,ruy Tell To his Geath in a
uy.ua ring ln Calgary the future Of
Professional boXing bouts fell with
him. Ey One accident the art Of fisti-
cuffs Ina the dominion was struck "A
mortal wound, from which it cannot
recover \ great wave OF sentiment
with It's source i'm Calgary. demanding
that the laws regulating boxing bouts
m the dominion he reformed immed-
Ht,y, is sweeping on toward ottawa,
where the parliament is now in scs-
SION. Ministers. refurmcrs and NOR
a.Iss are calling for the complete
elimination of professional boXinr
bouts from the list of legal pastimes
allowed u canada.
The affair viii also furnish an in
t.res'fue precedent I'm canadian law.
There ha never been case record
ed Zoo Canada where boxer after
Nne his opponent stood trial for
musmghtur. Arthur Pclkcy is the
ars too face tho bar on that charge.
Arthur pclkcy may never lieht
again. uc is today a broken man,
whose nerve has boon torn To- shreds
N tho events of the Few preceding
days II Dc does decide To enter TN"
ling once again when he is through
with hc ueh business i'm Calgary,