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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

Four cars sas-i, ooorS ana nouldings
bo1,ebt for SPOT cash at bargain prices.
Lander Lumber CO.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
COAST LEAGUE

At Portland. z
6Os ,-AnSeles .---.--..--s.-...-
L VI AduO II j
Batteries: Los Angeles, Chech and
Arbogast; Portland, Krause and Berry.
At Los Angeles. R E
Sacramento -. ..........1 2
venice ---.-....---.....2
Batteries: Sacramento, Arrellanes,
klnsella and Bliss; Venice. Hit and
Elliott
At San Francisco. III E.
Oakland .-1 q
San Francisco .2 0
Batteries: Oakland. Ables and Kreitze,
San Francisco. Overall and Clarke
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
American Leag9e STANDINGS.


~ mere lnGy RAY r FluaE.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at St Louis.
New York at Detroit
Boston at Cleveland
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

Where They Play Friday.
Sioux City at Lincoln.
Omaha at Wichita
Topeka at St Joseph
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
Have The Herald o.fovv 1ou on Vaca-
ffOn Trims

No trouble to change your address on
me Herald to your summer o4ting ad-
dress. By mail, so cents per month, in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

We can sell you sas1. doors al panel
door prices. Lander Lumber CO.-Ad-
TertiSement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
NATIONAL LEAGuE-

At New York R H E.
Pittsburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 0
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries; PittsbUrg, McQuillan and
Gibson; New York, Marquard, Gran
dali and Mclean, Wilson
At Boston. R H E
cincinnati ...---..s-
Boston ..----...-
Batteries: Cincinnati, Packard and
King; Boston, Dickson. Noyes and
Rariden-
At Brooklyn. R H E
- LSOuis
Brooklyn s Is I
Batteries: SaIlee, Trekel and Hide
brand Brooklyn, Yingling and Miller.
At Philadelphia R.H E
SniGaSO ----'.'.-....... II
Ph1ladelphla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batteries: Chicago, Lavender and
Archer; Philadelphia, Brennan and
Killifer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

Fort Worth at Waco.
Dallas at Austin
Galveston at Beaumont
Houston at San antonio
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Denver R. H E.
OeS MONIES
Batteries: Des Moines, Royce and
Shaw; Denver, WOlfgang, Schneider and
Block
At Wichita HE
omaha ---- -.-.-.---.........5 II
Batteries: Omaha. Bremen and John
son; Wichita, Riley and Wacob.
At St Joseph R-HE
I5opeka --...--.....-....-4
Batteries: Topeka. Miller and Meal
lister; St Joseph, Sterzer and Schang.
At Lincoln RHE.
sioux city ---...-.-..--.-...-.6
Batteries: sioux City. white ana Da-
wilson, Rapp; Lincoln, Smith, Knapp
and Baker.
Second game R. H E
LINCOLN - - 10 I
Rapp; Lincoln. Clauss and Carney.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
Coast League standinE..
Where They Play Friday.
AMERICAN AssOCTATIOr

Sacramento at Venice.
Los Angeles at Portland
Oakland at San Francisco.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
Time Finally Checks Cy Seymour

Hands-Aided
Giants in Many Hard Fought Campaign.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

Where They Play Friday.
Fort Worth at Waco.
Dallas at Austin
Galveston at Beaumont.
Houston at San antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

It is the intention Of Mr.. Tankersley
to carry the work forward until his
classes gain the muscular suppIeness of
Spartans and glow with the health OF
a Viking
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21
Pirates Aid Phies To Gain By Winning Again From the Giant

Pestans Week Day ManyI
Advantage of the Association Building
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

By ". B. LAKEWOOD.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-21

w zoe EngeHwho is hep" was
a question often asked in
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Ernest HALEY and wife aud Miss
Jennie Smith, of Vineland; Mrs. Mary
b. Wise, of Philadelphia, were week
end guests at the home of John A.
Ackley on Twenty-fourth street.
A. r. Hesske, a Philadelphia drug
gist, with his wife, son and daughter,
have been stopping at the Avondale on
Glen wood avenue for three weeks and
enjoying all the pleasures of the shore.
Mrs. Hesske Is a soloist with a fine So
prano voice and has entertained the
guests with her singing. Mr.. Hesske
and another guest at the house, George
j. Ehmann, have been boon compan-
ions on their fishing trips to the sounds.
On Monday they caught rs weak fish
and bass. Other guests are Mr.. and
Mrs. McMichael, Nj. and Mrs. Ogden
and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Warner,
of Oxford, Pa. Miss E. Schramm, Miss
G. Lester, A. Mothes and wife, Mrs.
q. MacNeal and daughter.
R. HI. Myers, wife and children are
being entertained at B. V. VanH Horns.
G. H. Kurtz and family. OF Atlantic
City, were week end guests of w. H.
Bright.
j. Fithian Tatem received a telegram
from Maine last Sunday stating that
q young son had been accidentally shot.
He made a hurried trip to that state
and found that he was not seriously in
|jured. He caught the first section of
the excursion train up Sunday night,
and he is expected back to Wildwood
tonight or tomorrow.
Mrs. l.. Weldon and daughter, of
Lansford, Pa, have been spending
some weeks with her sister, Mrs. w. III.
Bright, at Castlereagh.
G. M. Zebley and wife, and Mrs.
Robert Skinner, of Wilmington, DEL,
were among the Wednesday arrivals at
the Dayton. They will remain into
September.
Among those at the Dayton who
have decided to stay late into Septem-
Der is Mrs. A. Schwartz, of New York.
Mrs. Schwartz has spent the summer
in Wildwood.
H. e. Bomsteen, Of Washington,
D. O., arrived at the Aetna Wednesday
night.
G. A. Smith and family, and Miss
Anna g. Bohm, of Pittsburgh, are reg
istered at the Dayton.
The trolley company will do its part
toward extending the season and will
continue to give for September the same
service as In August, eight cars.
Miss Florence Snyder, of Ceilings
wood, who has been spending some
time with her friend, Miss Francis
Means, has returned home accompan-
led by Miss Priscilla Means.
A merry crowd at the Frankfort
cottage enjoyed a motorboat ride one
afternoon. Bathing, rowing, fishing
and grabbing kept them busy all the
time. Among the party were Fred
Bailey, Misses Bertha and Betty
Bailey, OF Germantown; Mrs. FIorrie
Chadwick and daughter Marion, Of
Falls of the ~Hchuylkill; Harry Smith,
of Frankfort; James Davies and
daughter Helen and IONS Horace and
Albert, of Wissinoming; Joseph Joyce
and Miss Viola Joyce. Of Wildwood
Junction, and Miss Linda Joyce, Of
Haddonfeld.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Everett Yake, Paoli, Pa.
MaryI l.. Bright, 9th and Penna. ayes.
Hannah NJ. Corson,
d iris s. Rievel, ga E. Baker ave.
Edna M.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Mrs. Hagan's family, Ill E. Glen
wood avenue.
Ruth and Mildred Wotiz, 125 East
Young avenue.
Selma aud B.. Harvey Solomon,
Blenheim apartments, Garfield ave.
Wilhelmina VanHorn, l20 Column
bine road.
Beryl VanHorn, 126 Columbine road
PHYLLIS j.
Michael Quinn, 124 w. oath ave..
lanes s.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Ethel Lee, Haverford, Davis ave.
VIM. A.. clipper, Jr., Arlington, Mag
uolia venue
Richard Wiley, Arlington, Magnol-
Ia avenue
Ross b. Davis, Jr., 144 Hildreth I'VE.
Eleanor Coll, 22l e. Garfield I'VE
Edward g
Margaret Noreen He'll, ia West
Magnolia avenue
Carolyn Crosby, 1872 e. Baker ave.
Eleanor Supplee, ll8 E. Taylor ave.
Stanley Silver, 129 East Oak I'VE
Louise Holmes, lis E. Rio Grande
avenu
Elsie Boyer, 81 East 18th ave-.
Verra.V anhest, Spicer v and r. r.
Geo. w. Childs, Jr., Lyndhurst.
Chas. Shoemaker, 225 e. Magnolia
avenue
Violet Taylor, 18th aud New York
avenues.
earn R; Reid, Leigh apartments
John H. Geltz, 1877 E. Lavender road
Eleanor Lindholm, 101 e. Davis ave.
Edith nj. Jacobs, Arlington, Pa.
A. Milton Miller, 280 E. Leaning
avenue
Pearle May Bulmer, 54sl Christian
street.
Elsie Sander Wiegner, Marlton apart
ments.
Geo. Nye, ITO Juniper avenue.
Ray Konowitch, 1872 %. Schellenger
avenue
Ros ALA AMBROSE, 200 w. 18th street.
Eugene Simpkins, III e. Spicer ave
Dorothy AMBROSE, 1912 Huds on ave.
James " "
Viola Del-Costella
Dorothy Neiman, 1913 Palm road.
Sarah l.. Bauer, l45 &c. Rio Grande av.
Lydia A. Breish, I"
Thos. Bygott, Rose cottage, Rio
Grande avenue.
Millicent Hays, 303W. Wildwood W.
Maria G. Cronin, Continental Hotel.
Elizabeth X. Schawlbe, Roberts ave.
and boardwalk.
Adele Schawlbe, Roberts ave. and
Boardwalk.
Edith Ely, 227 w. Glenwood ave.
Beatrice sadler, l22 Il. Young v
Lillian Hoster, 429 w. Burk ave.
B. Franklin Antrim, 215 w. Glen
wood avenue.
Grace e. Struggled, 245 W. Wild
wood avenue.
Gertrude e. Hewett, Ill Spicer ave.
Georgette Ingram, Langhorne, Pa.
Josephine Otto, Boardwalk and Pop
lar avenue.
Gertrude Vivian Waller, 112 Heather
road.
David Schuman, 23rd street.
Florence Evaul, Poplars.
Emily Foster Dubois, 115 e. Glen
wood avenue.
Class b, Fattest Baby
Alta Francis Sheppard, Pine ave.
Thomas Baker, Taylor W and beach
Frank T. Smith, 4009 Pacific ave.
Karin Josefna Axelson, End and
Central avenue.
James K. Farrell, 1877 Lincoln ave.
Edith l.. Corletto, Fremont House.
Earnestine Fox,
Harrison s. Wilson, Yenney apar'ts.
Marion Mahar, 121 e. Lotus road.
Russell Bankhead, 1910 Park I'VE
Leonard E. Hudson, Raleigh.
Esther e. Mutzer, 1877 Pine ave.
Chas B. Lynch, Jr., Spencer and Pa
cific avenues.
Geo. Curry. 00Q Rennett avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Rent-Unfurnished seven room apart
ment, first floor. lI2 W. Poplar avenue.
VIM. Schellinger.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
Class G, Most ArtIsticaIIy Deco
rated Baby Coach

Evelyn Smith, $500 Pacific ave.
Oscar b., IS
Elizabeth Walto, 126 e. Spicer ave.
Norman Shapiro, 1T w. 10th ave.
Elizabeth G.. Hewitt, Ill Spicer v
r. E. Creutzburg, Jr., 200 w. Chest
nut ave.
Robert Fl. Clegg, 1923 w. Andrew av.
Anne Mcdowell 128 e. Columbine
road.
Mildred Bankhead, 8210 Park ave.
Gladys A. Love, Phila. bldg.
Helen M. Gould, lao e. Cedar ave.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Helen M. Murgatroyd, 232 E.. Andrew
avenue.
Marion B. Murgatroyd, 282 e. An
drew venue.
Amelia L. Murgatroyd, 282 E. An
drew avenue.
Helen l.. Beck, 238 e. Andrew ave.
Tohn A H 6 u
Annie 1. Snyder, III w. 10Th V
A1no 20
J. Harris
Edith e.
Evelyn Parker, Anglesea, 3rd ave.
Lorraine i"
Earl f"
Irene Rudermau, APO w. Andrew av.
Isaac
Selma
Sidney "
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Lost-An A. T. o. fraternity pin. Reward.
Miss e. Lebengood, S05 e. 18th street.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
WILDWOOD.
Continued from page l

Following is List OF Entries up
10 wednesday Night. when same
WAS supposed TO close:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For 6ale-A larger list of properties then
was presented at the Ackley sale and some
better bargains in stores, apartment houses,
cottages, bungalows and vacant lots. Lot on
$50 to $500. For particulars call at my office.
K. Yenney.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
Class c. Twins i.

%A0S6 - AHsAAo
Barbara and Parke Moreland, Hart
ley apartments, 62Os Phila. ave
Ronald and Clarence Schissler,
Franklin, Pine avenue
Aaron and Norris Ruderman, APO w.
Andrew ave.
John and Rose Mclaughlin, 220 e.
Rio Grande avenue.
Anna and John Roth, 142 W. An
drew avenue
Mary and Marquette Seward, 215 e.
Morning Glory road.
Mary and Joseph Quinn, 124 West
oath avenue.
Class D, Fancy Costumes
Lauradene Kunsman, 514 w. 26th st.
Herbert II. Hetteroth,
Louise T. Goodman, The Ivy, Oak av.
Horace
Alberta May Neurick, 200 W. Maple
avenue.
Roy w. Hall, Boardwalk, above
Maple avenue.
Evelyn Hays, 303 w Wildwood ave.
Maria b. McIntire, Bird avenue.
Elwood w. Senderling, 10th street.
Bertha f. Spitz, l42 e. Bennett I'VE.
Josephine M. Gallagher, Arlington.
Edna T.. Johnson, Fremont.
Helen C~arletto, Pacific and Oak ayes.
Marjorie Sneller, Fern q Pacific ayes.
Jean Mcdowell, 1913 e. Columbine
road.
Charles Glueck, 126 e. Pine I've
Mildred Swaab, 238 w. Pine W.
Thos. Janney, 245 r. Burk ave.
Chas. Johnson. s.
Quaker Club, 2SS E. Burk avenue,
s girls.
Jack Armstrong, Glenwood ave.. and
boardwalk.
Howard S. Dubois, 247 Burk ave.
Dorothy Rocch, Co%nlineptal Hotel.
Annie Fisher, The Ivy.
Theodore Lynn Dubois, Burk ave.
Elberta VanHorn, Pine ave.
Doris "
Mary Harbot, 1872 e. 9th avenue.
Gladys Mick, 129 w. Magnolia ave.
Marion B. Hopkins, 423 e. 18th ave
Naomi Mick, 122 e. 9th ave.
Foster Singer, 1877 e. Lincoln W
Miriam Carnell, 1853 e. Garfield ave,
Anita g
Elizabeth f. Coombs, Maple ave.
Dorothy Henderson, Lyndhurst.
Paul G. Ireton, 283 Andrew ave.
EmilyBorie Cocker, 2l2 e Spencerav,
Chas. Schweizerhof, :"
Mary LAUDER, "
Willie Barnes, Pacific and Burk avs.
Lydia Dunning Adams, 219 e. Wild
wood avenue.
Helen Trimble, Pacific & Burk ives.
Ellanor f. Crothers, Williams apart
ment, Spencer ave.
Ruth Brown, 1873 e. Pine ave.
Florence B. Gross, Cheviot apart
ment, Garfield We.
Elizabeth cambridge, Waldorf, Ba-
ker ave. and beach.
VIM. Dougherty, Washington house.
Miriam Feldman, 122 e. Young ave.
Alfred Gross, Cheyiot apartments,
Garfield venue
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
Class A, Prefiiesf

Paul Kendall, Waldorf apartments.
Mary Baker, Taylor ave. and beach.
Melvin r. Cassel, Leigh apartment,
Cedar avenue.
Rosaline Miller, 217 Bennett n
Howard HI.
Richard -
Jas. I. $50 Leaning ave.
Carolyn b. Gilmer, The Portland.
Constantine Fotinakis, 400 Royden
ST., Camden.
Wilbur Craig, Jr., 148 Baker ave.
Melba Jean Duffy, Marion apart
ment.
Florence Augusta Brill, Maple and
Park
TheIma Whalen. III Oak avenue.
Margaret L. Sobbe, 238 Andrew ave.
Russell Moesta, 3210 Park avenue.
Emma Mavu g
William Fannen, Royal Apartment,
3134 Central avenue.
Rosalie M. Leiby, Indianapolis, Ind.
Stephen X. Clegg, Bill Pacific ave
Virginia G. McGurk, 12S e. Mont
gomeTy ave.
Janet Graves, 10 Glenwood ave.
Marjoria Black, Eidelweiss, 205 Mag
nOlia avenue.
Donald Black, Eidelweiss, 2O5 Mag
nolia avenue.
Earl Russell, East Garfield avenue.
Isabella Toland, Marlborough, Rob
erts avenue.
Doris McClain, Bourse Building.
w. Stanley Tustin, 1880 Large ST.,
frankfort.
Marion A. Ganto, 2o5 E. Magnolia
avenue
Billy w. Hepworth, Harlan Villa.
Bessie A. Ivens, 5101 Holly Beach
avenue.
Florence Boar, 115 Spencer ave.
Gertrude Clark, 1I2 w. IS h ave.
Helen Schenck, 120 " /"
Helen A. Richardson, 1913 Lincoln
avenue.
Mildred Stegmen, Bellevue cottage,
e. Taylor ave.
Bette Armstrong, Hotel Raymond,
237 Oak avenue.
Mary Sullivan, Dos First venue.
Eleanor Hinkle, 1877 e. Pine ave.
Winifred Wilson, Elberon.
ID. Milton Bourne, 1856 Hildreth ave.
Evelyn Hunt, Philadelphia Bldg.
Chas. Harvey, Vineland.
Anna Josephine Ivers, IA e. Lin
coin avenue.
Mildred q. Peresman, 2l2 e. Baker
avenue.
Joseph NJ. Jones, Delwyn.
Sarah T.. Hodson, 1913 w. 25th ave.
Flea l.. Focht, 227 e. Bennett ave
Joseph H. Banks, 234 Wildwood ave.
Mildred Roesch, Continental Hotel.
Bertha e. Mann, 200 e. Spencer ave.
Beatrice Walton, Willard Hall.
Lovey herman, 6019 Market ST.. ,Phila.
Robt. Meyers, $50 N. It'll ST., Camden.
Billy ID. Kelly, 218 Taylor avenue.
Doris Ri, ok, 106 e. Spencer ave-.
Reta Seward, 215 e. Morning Glory
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Wildwood Lot for Sale-SO feet on Juniper
avenue extending about SO feet to 10Th ave
nue.. Located 90 feet southeast OF Pacific ave
nue.. Price $l050. Joseph r. Embery, Real
Estate Trust Bldg, Philadelphia. ,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Sale-Ata bargain, thoroughly modern
bungalow, seven rooms and bath, large attic,
every modern convenience, Philadelphia ave-
nue. and Wisteria road, Wildwood Crest.
Charles F. Slater, owner, 1876 e. Burk avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

$500 for lot near Holly Beach station. Easy
payments. p. o box ia, Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29
Class H. Most ArtisticalIy Deco
rated Float

Philip Reeves, 100 w. Magnolia ave.
Mollie g
VIM. Bush, 100 e. Lincoln We.
Viroqua Brunell, liz e. Hand ave.
Quaker Girls, Elsie Morrison and
other girls, 129 Crocus road.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Sale-Lot 80 by 90, north side of Magno-
liza east OF Lake avenue; all improvements
made. No reasonable offer refused. Owner,
Box 47Ol, Station E., Philadelphia.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Sale-Upright mahogany piano. Best
make, like new. Real cash bargain to quick
buyer. Bright, S719 Pacific avenue
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Rent-Store on Pacific ave., suitable for
fruit and produce. Apply at Journal Office.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Sale-Twin cylinder Indian motorcycle.
Good condition. Price right. VIM. j. HARRISON
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Sale-Two i've room cottages. Best To-
cation in Anglesea. New and complete. Part
cash and balance on mortgage. Apply Chas,
Mace. Anglesea.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For Rent Furnished apartment, 5 rooms
and bath, by the week or season. Apply
Hotel Royal, Anglesea-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

For INSTRUMENTATION saw machine, sin
gle planer and boring machine. N. Diamond,
Wildwood Crest.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Fer Sale-Lester upright piano and full size
pool table at a bargain. Apply Hotel Dayton,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1913-08-29

Business College, Pacific and Pine. Send
postal for free testimonials.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-27
WILL PLAN FOR
DEPARTURE DAY
Banquet Likely viii Be Held In
Calumet April rs

Spanish war veterans in Calumet
will meet informally this week TO
make plans for the usual observance
OF departure day, April 20. the ami
versary of their leaving for Cuban
tattlenelds fifteen years ago. Tbs
previous banquets and observations OF
this day. have always been observed
under the auspices Of Camp Peter
mann, spanish Amerisan war veter-
ans. but as this organization is now
largely dissolved, il is probable the
1913 banquet will be arranged for by
special committees. There will be n
program in commemoration OF the day
but the principal feature will be the
exchange of campfire stories and sing
ing of songs.
The preliminary preparations VIII
be made at this gathering for the OBJ
servance of Memorial day, May 30
Committees of the Calumet Engineers
Spanish war vets and civil war vets
will De named 10 care for the details
and arrange for the program. which
will be similar To those held in other
years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-27
LOCAL. BREVlTlE2

"A Modern Eve" one of the best at
fractions ever booked by Manager j.
d. Cuddihy, viii be presented at the
Calumet theater tonight.
Richard Hooking has left for the
iron country on business.
Elmer Saulsonl has gone 10 tNeleth'
Mimi, 10 locate.
james Lang has left for the 500,
to make his future home.
Mrs. George williams and dangh-
ter, Hazel are home from Duluth.
The Calumet Independent basket
BAH team is being organized To play
the LAnse team at LAnse in the
rear future. There will also be u
game here.
The Home Fortnightly club met
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
f. S. Grierson. Papers were present
ed by w Il. Anderson and the discus
sion was led by Rev. l.. X. Long.
There will be a conference of the
employed officers of the Y. NJ G. \
| in the upper peninsula, in connection
with the boys WORK conference h' iSll-
reming. which opens tomorrow.
The Calumet Favorite club will g'f'
n promenade in the Light GuarG ar:
mory. April ..
| The Phoenix Social club has post
| poned the dancing party scheduled ''
the Phoenix hall Saturday evening
| March %, indefinitely.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John lmponei
of Mohawk, a daughter.
Miss Eileen Donahue,, Calume
student at the Ypsilanti' Normal. WI!
spend her spring vacation with Ms
Nina Harper in Kalamazoo
C. Il. l.. Thomas has gone to Ne
gaunee on business.
Irving Pearce went To LAnse Z"
business this morning.
Gordon r, Campbell has lett Z"
Chicago on a business trip.
Joseph Kohlhaas has arrived nom
. from a business visit to Ontonagon.
The crystal and Calumet Ice con-
; panies have completed their harve'
of ice, also the storing of the Ice
itheir local warehouses.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-27
IMPROVING INTERIOR OF
STORE OF {. HAAS & co,
MODERN FRONT AND LARGE DIS
PLAY ROOM WILL BE
ERECTED.

The furnishings store of Ed. Haas "
Co in the Quello block is undergoing
extensive improvements under the di-
rectlon OF Contractor William Milford
and when complete the store will be as
attractive as any in the county.
\ modern front, known as "kaW-
neer" will be constructed and the base
ment will be converted into a stock and
sales room The front will be OF meta
and plate glass extended in Il
shape. This will afford space for a
variety of window displays. The first
floor will be occupied az a display ahd
salesroom with nothing but haberdash'
cry exposed to view. Contractor Nil
ford will complete the work by May !.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-27
SEVEN IN FIELD
FOR TREASURER
Polls Open From 7 to 5 for Special
Election Friday

The FIRST special primary election TO
be conducted in Houghton county
since the passing of the convention
system will take place tomorrow when
nominees for county treasurer will he
chosen. Three parties will De repre-
scented in the contest with 1--WE Re-
publicans. one Democrat and ON Pro-
eressivo.
The Republican candidates are Will
liam White and Joseph Curto of Calu-
met, Andrew Bran, Matt Dennis ond
Angus l.. Macdonald of Hancock: ia
cob Uitti is the Progressive candidate
and county Democrats will support
Joseph Schroeder FOR the office.
The rolls will open at o'clock and
remain open until ; o'clock, including
noon The laws governing general
primary elections will apply to the
special one act in particular which
has been called Ia attention by Pros
ecuting Attorney Lucas concerns the
distributing Of pastors or slips in the
booths. This is prohibited under pub
lie acts of 1911 and the voter will
either carry his slip 10 the booth az
write the name of his candidate.
Registration Day.
Saturday will be township resistra
| lion day and each precinct will be
open from until : o'clock, includinf
! the noon hour.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-27
LONG CONCERT
TOUR PLANNED
Miss Mildred Romsdahl to Be
SoIoist Of Big Company

Miss Mildrd Romsdahl supervisor
Of music of the Calumet public schools
and the copper country's favorite so
prano soloist has been signally non
ored BY being selected as the leading
soprano soloist OF IA choral concert
company being organized To tour Nor
way and Denmark during the coming
summer The company Will be COM
posed of fifty mixed voices, and VIII
he under the direction Of +. Melius
Christensen, head of st. OARS COL
llege. Mortified, Mimi. who liz recog-
nzed as one of the leading musical d.
rectors in the United States. Most of
the members of the chorus are Nor
wegian and Danish residents of the
northwest.
The company will sail from New
York on the new Norwegian American
liner on June cath, midsummer's day
and will give its first concert abroad
nj Bergen. Norway, July 4th. Another
concert will he given at Stavanger july
| : and Christiania, August .. The tour
which will include all of the leading
cities of Norway Sweden and Den
mark will he completed early In Aug
lust. although some of the members o'
the company will remain in Europe ar
ter that time.
There has been a report current Il
the effect that Miss Romsdahl would b'
the soloist of the Finnish concert com
pany which is 10 tour Finland durin'
the coming summer. under the direc
ton OF Prof Sanfrid Mustonen, hn
this is incorrect. the companies beini
entirely independent OF one another
Miss Romsdahrs health has no
been the best this winter, and she ha
Iheen unable To appear in as many loca
concerts as usual. SO that her man!
friends will have an opportunity L
hear her sing before her departure Of
this long concert tour, she has con
scented 10 give a recital in talume'
further announcement of which VIII D
made later.