The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-27

the ~'lll. ne I ndIlIilbn ana ! IL
mouumn mines are hosting but no
rock has yet been shipped to the mills
Parade at Superior.
Striking miners AT the superior held
% demonstration this morning, parad-
.ng 10 the mine workings and back 10
the location The guards stationed at
superior kept % close watch of the
parade. but there were no disorderly
acts
Court Developments.
The hearing OF Anton Sarhcn aur
Peter Slankovich, charged with in
lmida,rg Matt SwyN,rt at Raym-
laultowu August -. opened before
Justice FISHER this morning, the com
riu.u,m testified that the defendants
entered his house and attempted to
demonstrate with him for going To
work and later threatening his life, \
Efficiency car-uld son corroborated TIA"
testimony and added thai his father
srEl him foi guards WheL his life wa
threatened Despite the youth 81 the
ho, ut" testimony could not he shak-
ga uui he adhered To his statements
under the examination by Attorneys
Lucas Tor the prosecution and IeGen-
dire for the defense. The examination
WAS odiourncd until Saturday to
transcrihc testimony.
Complaint was issued this morning
for the arrest of John Bohte who isl
alleged to have threatened Dan ellis
last night The complaint was sign
ed by James Teefey, a deputy sher
in
Harry Perrman, John Delongchamp
ana John James, charged with intimi-
dating Matt Stiglich, will bc given an
examination before Justice Fisher to-
morrow. The offense is alleged To have
occurred at Oscecia a week ago. Stig-
Itch claiming that he was threatened
while on his way to work
Louis Fodar, charged with assault
and battery upon Gus Olson. Wolv-
crime fireman, was acquitted in Jus
! lice c. . Jackola's court yesterday al
tcrnoon. The acquttal came as a re-
suit ol reluctance on the part of the
complaining witness to testify.
Camp Is Sanitary.
Physicians of long experience in the
/ copper country, who accompanied
/ medical officers Of the Michigan Ma
/ tional Guard i'm their tour of inspection
Of the camp yesterday, expressed great
surprise that such perfect sanitary ar
| ranrements could have been made
possible I'm such a short time. Included
/ ia the party We're the heads of several
copper country mine and semi public
! hospitals and the inspection was "a
most thorough one, covering the en-
/ tire twenty eight miles Of the range
over which the troops are camping
among those present were DR.. \. H.
! Smonson, chief physician for the &. ~
/ II. company, DR.. w. r. s. Gregg and
n Or \. A. Davis of the mine hospital
| star, Or. 4. l. L.awbaugh head of the
\ ramarack hospital STAFF, DR.. ~ G..
1 Tucker of Mohawk, DIR. w. *. West of
\ the Trimountain hospital DR.. f. -.
I Gourland OF Lake Linden and In. \.
\ H. Fisher at quincy
H Discussing the inspection Dr. Bour-
Il land stated he was impressed with the
cleanliness Of the camp. the care taken
Il i'm the disposal of refuse. the handling
aud disposing of garbage. the kitchen
cleanliness and all around sanitary
condition ct the camp
Tho military officers ia Calumet are
doing their utmost to approach the
sanitary standards maintained by the
1 l..,.T a
mirahlv in the effort.
Mahoney Goes TO Chicago.
II wee President G. T.. Mahnncy nf the
h Western Federation OF Miners whc
has been assisting in directing the
II strike in this section, left last even
ing for Chicago where ne viii spend a
few days ON business Nothing could
he asaeItaincd relative to Mr.. Ma
honeys mission.
Labor Day Demonstration.
i Preparations ar" being made by the
4 copper country strikers for mon
| strnus Labor day demonstration. IL is
l said. There probably viii be- two dem
onstratiuns, one in Hancock aud one
i Ia Calumet Details relative To these
demonstrations are not available yet.
Judge Murfin in Calumet.
Judge James .. Murfin of Detroit, is
I'm the copper country. Nothing con-
corning Judge Murfn's mission here
has been given out. but 1t is intimat-
ed THAI he is making personal inves-
, legations bearing ON the strike and the
necessity of the troops being in the
copper country. AS Judge Murln is
regarded as prospective candidate
for guoernatorial honors, it is felt his
visit 10 the strike region at this time
is largely for the purpose of laying po-
litical fences, although he says he is
merely taking his vacation.
Parade at DodeeviIle.
\ parade of strikers formed at
Dodgeville about 6 o'clock this morn
ing and proceeded to No. shaft,
Isle Royale. whore operations have
rcnumcd. Tho men were IN n hostile