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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
LAURIUM
May FIGHT IN
THE PALESTRA
Possibility of Caponi-AIIard Bout
in laurium April %

The promoters Of Tia" ten-r0und box
ing contest scheduled for April - be
tween Tony Caponi and Art Allard.
are negotiating with the management
of the Palestra for the use of tina,
big amusement place as the scene of
the encounter. Ii was originally an
rounced the fight would take place in
the Amphidrome at Houghton. but IL is
now stated there is Il prospect it Will
hc switched to Laurlrm.
Both fighters are wen known i'm the
copper country. Caponi by reputation
and Allard by actual performance
Several years aga, when he was break
ing into the fight game. Allard met
Eddie McGuorty the Oshkosh near
champion, i'm tNu encounters. getting
q ten round draw i'm one in the Red
Jacket theatcr and losing ON a close
decision in thcVnther in the Amphi-
lrome. Allard was then but q rugged
youth, IMMERSED in the lore of the
prize ring, Il crude boxer, hut POSSESS
ed Of terrific walop Now h" is a
finished boxer, able to swap clouts
with the best I'm the business.
Capon has passed the prime of life
when he WAS one of the top-notchers
Gf the light heavyweight class. 1t is
his misfortune To tip the scales just
between the middleweight and heavy
weight marks Weighing few pounds
less he might have been mi'dleweight
champion or few pounds more. tn"
king of the heavies. As it is he ia
still rafting good boxer with It
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
FlREMEN's RUNNING TEAM.
Special Meeting of Committee Calico
for April 81.

Special Meeting of Committee Called
for April 81.
At this weeks regular meeting of
the laurium fire department it was
decided that the committee in charge
of the plan to organize a runnino
team to represent the department in
the Red Jacket tournament. would
meet ON Monday evening, April ~ In
the council chamber for the purpose OF
meeting with prospective candidates
for the team ana discussing the sit
uation The committee i'm charge is
composed at Joseph Wills. Harry Her
man. ole Olsen ANA Charles Gilbert
1t is probable that preliminary steps
viii be taken to organize tho team at
this meeting. \ captain ana mana
ger probably will he selected
Laurium is assured Of one of the
fastest running teams that has eyer
in an upper peninsula
tournament Already some Of the fore
most athletes in this section have eV-
pressed desire tu join the team aud
try for places IN the different events
Competition likely will bc keen and
the team should be able to approach
the tournament records in many of the
events. The members will be- required
to practice faithfully and get in Ill,
pink Of condition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10

say goodbye 10 Your eorns the
>ery lrst time YOU use III. You win
never know you have "a corn. nunion
ur caiIus or 7weatg. tired swollen.
aching feet any more. It's Just won
eerful the way the pain yan.shes. Rub
the corn hammer id with Your fist 81
You Wi,h-uo more pain after IN
Doesn't that sound good 10 yuu"
Doesn't it, Then read this
The eorns on either OF my toes
were as large as the tablets you make
to cure them. Today there is no sign
Of oor-s on either foot and no sore
TESS. AS an up to da'e Godsend"-
Sam. A. Hoover, Progress, N. c.
Ius. Use TlZ. It's not like anything
else Ton the purpose You ever heard of.
Us the ouIl foot rrm,dt ever made
which acts uu the principle ur draw
.ut ala the poisonous rNu a,iuns which
cause sore feet. Powders ana other
remedies merely clog up Tho pores.
Tx cleans them uur and Keeps thGm
clean ID works right Off You viii
feel better the very first Umc Us used
Use it week and sou can forget yuu
ever had sur, feet There are good
many couutrrfeits oi IN now being
who think they can
max, % little money 10y foolnc aplr
ouco. Don't fau a victim Tpu' ye
to get TTT afterwards nd they rr.v
it, and YOU might as wall get % jUr
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
WAR VETS BANQUET.
Annual Event Prepared for at Meet
ina Held Last Evening.

Departure Day, April -, will be eel
cbratcI with a banquet by George Mil
lar Camp. Spanish War veterans. Ar
rancgmcnts for this banquet were
made last night at meeting of th"
veterans. The banquet will probably
be- held on April PC instead Of on De-
parturc day proper and probably will
be I'm the Scott hotel i'm Hancock
AS usual. the O.. \. II. will be the
guests of honor. The banquet arr
rangem,nts are In the hands of COM
mittee composed of Angus Macdonald,
G. q. Berglund. George Osborn and
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
sickLe AND DOVER TONIGHT.
Copper City Star Agrees To Roll
Against Dover Here.

Carl Bicl>lc of Copper Cuy will he
in Hancock this evening - meet
Charles Dover the county bowling
champion ON the Mitchell alleys in the
second leg of their bowling match
Dover has the advantage 10 the extent
OF about - pins as he won from
Bickle at Copper city, ana he expects
To he able to increase his lead some
what on his own alleys.
There seems Ia bc little chance FOR
Dover and Bickle To meet on the cubs
alleys in Calumet i'm a third match.
Dovcr's manager j. y. Mitchell sag g
that nc arranged the series with
Rscklc's manager and that nothing
was then said about "a third match.
either at the cubs or any where else
Manager Mitchell also declares that
in the future the Mtchells will play
20 more out Cf town contests until
tncy are assured of a return match.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
GARUP is BOUND OVER.

The examination If Tony Garup.
charged WITH assault with intent to
Kill, Was completed r tho court of
Justice David Numit YESTERDAY tho
doieudau' being hpuud over Tor trial
at the May term of cir.Wt court Car.
1p is charged with au assault HlrH "a
knife ou John IIrpy.t.h ur Ralmhau
town u which be- is aIIeaed Go hay,
inflicted dangerous wound. .vitcn
has So EAR recovered as TO Dee able t.
appear for court yesterday. uut te was
not Called puu lo give testimony.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

County clerk Kaiser this morning
issued marriage licenses tn the follow
Ing:
FREDERICK RarZacchini, South Range
and OrZo!a Bianchi, South Range.
Louis Plcse, Painesdale and Anna
Plese, Painesdale
Henry Thibodeau. Lake Linden ANA
Amanda IIamel, Lake Linden.
Anton Antonovich. Copper City and
Mrs. Marin Crccukovic. Calumet
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
uNo,sPuTED CHAMPS NOW.

The Houghton city indoor baseball
team defeated the Trimountain team
last night ON "A Trimountain floor b>
u score of to 4, and thereby woi
the undisputed championship of The
copper country. Pitcher Charley IN.
derson and his brother. Al Anderson
acting. as the battery for the Hough.
ton team, retired twenty men "r
strikes.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
Hancock Department

malities. The next meeting of the
council ana the first for the new aid
ministration win he on Monday APP
ril IA. when the council assemblies 90
consider the applications for liqum
licenses. \ regular meeting is sched-
ulcd for the following Thursday when
the ncW council may put into effect
some of the changes they promised In
their pre- election campaign.
II developed this morning that the
incoming administration viii take the
cath Of office this evening Immediately
after the vote has been canyassed by
the council Vt this time also the
Portage Lake Glcr club will serenadr
the outgoing and incoming administra-
I ions
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.
Present Administration Goes Out OF
Office With Meeting.

TN, Hancock city council will as
scmhlo this evening for the last tim"
and the new council will take hold as
soon as the election is confirmed.
The council members who leave Of
flee this time are j. T. O'Ncill, First
ward, who rctires, Peter Larson, SEC
oud ward, defeated for reelection:
Andrew Bran. Third ward who re
tires to become county treasurer, and
Abram Oiala. Fourth ward who as
sumcs the maYoralty.
The incoming administration VIII
take office as soon as they can file
their bonds and complN with the Tor
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
WAS OFFERED pApEREWskL

Manager \. X. Cox has been inform
ed that Il he desires To do so ne can
secure IgnaCe Paderewski. the great
pianist. for next year as part of
his concert course. As the guaran-
tee demanded is rather large II Is
Doubtful Manager Cox will accept,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
DANCE AT RIPLEY.

The Ripley Athletic association will
give Il dance tomorrow evening in the
Ripley school gymnasium for the ben
eft of the baseball team of that vii
Iage. KIngkammer's orchestra will
provide the music.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10

John stanton J j. Plcissman Of
Great Fails, Mont, and Tom Hazel of
Baraga, both veterans who served
with the Houghton company We're adj
mittcd To- membership in the camp
last night.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
The
Worlds Remedy

You make no risky experiment
when you use occasionally
whenever there is need-the
most universally popular home
remedy known, -Beecham's
Pills, which have stood the
test of time with absolute sue
cess and their worldwide fame
rests securely on proved merit.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10
The Cook Stove
A Help?-o or a Hindrance?

MANY women are content 20 put mp
with the out of date. back breaking,
nrrve.rack inU, merchandising coal range.
Tor washing aud ironing and cooking.
All the dti'i'e a1sCuWturtS Dt the
Cook-Stove-it. dirt, MS ashes ITS filing
and relilling, its tevvrjSh heat, ftS unCer-
tam baking, ITS delays and Us expense
are now spared housewives who know
tN- efficient, economical NEW PER.
FICTION Wick Blue Flame on Cook.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10

mcnts and IN" pruposod paviur OF
Lake Linden avenue will Doe taE,u up
fl,t
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-04-10

The NEW PERFECTION burns oil
~ two-fhils The cust of gas and one
halt the cost 90 gasoline. Lights IN
second caves forth an intense blue
fame No gdur.
ltdoes b-tter bak,ug, hroilinC, boiling,
roasting a1i toaetiug than coal range,
PAS or Gasoline stove. And is thorough
w SJf.
over Fa4 million NEW fERl &c.
IloNS ur now go usc M the middle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
SOUTH BEND PEOPLE
TO HELP ENTERTAIN
PRISON DELEGATES

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 20. - Gov.
Ralston Friday announced the state
committee which viii have in hand
the entertainment of the delegates
who will be i'm Indianapolis for the
annual meeting of the American
Prison association. oct. II TO 16. W.
II. O'Brien. auditor of state. is chair
man of the committee.
Among those named on the COM
mittee are the following.
DIR. and Mrs. r. W. TertilnEer, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Six. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
NJ Kistler. LoEansport: DR. and Mrs.
George :. Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs T.. A. Il.
Hackett Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Bicknell,
the RiCht Rev. n. j. Alerding, Mr..
and Mrs. stephen B. Fleming, Fort
Wavne: Mr.. and Mrs. w +. Stone.
Prof. and Mrs T. +. Moran. Col. and
Mrs y. p. Keehler. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ro-
senthal. Lafayette; Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo &.
Neis. Mr.. and AIRS j. c. kolsem, Prof.
and Mrs. 4. r. Chairman. Terre
Haute: Rev. and AIRS. Hush T. Gary.
Judge and Mrs. =. j. Paui1s. Marion;
Mr.. and Mrs #. r. Rose. NJ and Mrs.
George r. Gelts. Nuncie Sen. and
Mrs. 3. r. Shively. Mr. and Mrs. I. :.
Romig, South Bend: Or. and Mrs. G..
r. Laughlin. Mr. and Mrs = W.
Douglass. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cleveland, Evans
Vile
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
WOMEN To ERECT
SECOND MONUMENT
w. R c. Fl Norman Eddy Post
Plans Second Shaft to He
roiC Soldier and Sailor Dead
at City Cemetery.

second monument to the memory
of the soldier aud sailor dead will be
erected by the Norman Eddy corps of
the w. r. c. near the one erected two
years ago in the City cemetery.
Recently the city gave the corps a
lot in the cemetery TO De used for
burial purposes. The lot is near by
the one already owned by the corps
and the members decided TO erect an
other monument. a base for the pro-
posed memorial and curling for the
lot have been given by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. z. Gorsuch.
Mrs. Emma Fink. Mrs. Sophia
Eckler, Mrs. Loretta Gorsuch and Mrs.
Esther Smell were appointed a COM
mittee TO take charge Of the raising Of
funds, at a meeting Of the corps Fri
day afternoon. 1t is planned 10 have
the monument in place by next Me-
mortal day. The design has not yet
been determined nor the amount that
Will be expended for it.
A district convention of the WOm-
ems Relief corps Will be held IN South
Bend oct /, and viii be entertained
Dv the Norman Eddy corps. The two
sessions will be held in the Pythian
hall
The morning session will open with
a memorial service for members who
have died within the year. Following
the service will come the annual in
spection of the work of Norman Eddy
corps. During the afternoon reports
will be heard from all the corps in the
district. At the close. business Of the
district will be transacted. 1t Is ex-
pected that the state secretary, Miss
Eta Houk. OF Ossian. Ind. and the
department president, Mrs. Stella
Huffman. OF Hartford City, Ind, will
no prasent. Mrs Emma Fink OF
south Bend is district chairman.
The next regular meeting of Nor
man Eddy corps. Friday, Oct 3. will
be held in the Pythian hall TO accus-
tom the members TO the place. Ar
rangements FOR a supper and bazaar
TO be held Nov. /. were made at the
meeting Friday afternoon. one appll-
cation for membership wes received.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
CONDEMNED OF DIE
MAY CHEAT CHAIR
No Money Appropriated For
Electric Chair and Intended
First Victim May Escape
Death.
Special to News-Times.

Speclal 10 News Times.
HAMMOND. Ind, sept. 20.-Steven
Jurucha of East Chicago, convicted
wife murderer, may cheat death. Ju-
rucha was 10 have been the first victim
of the electric chair in Indiana.
The discovery Of defect in the bill
providing for electrocution to take the
place of hanging in capital cases has
led TO the belief that the convicted
man may escape an execution. The
law failed to provide an appropriation
to install an electric chair in the
states prison.
The law which was passed. at the
last session of the legislature abolish
ed hanging as the method of dealing
death to convicted murderers, and
substituted electrOcutiOn in its place.
There being no money. however. the
necessary apparatus has not yet been
installed.
JurUcha will be taken 10 prison next
week. As there is constitutional
provision against changing the mode
of punishment of crimes already com
mitted, and since the legislature a5Ol-
ished hanging evidently without pro-
viding adequate means for the substi-
tute. he may escape the horrors of the
death chamber but Will serve life i'm
prisonment for his crime.
The jury which found him guilty
recommend the death sentence. The
murder was said 10 have been partic-
ularly brutal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
De HAVEN FORCED
TO SHOW COLORS
Republican Central Committee
Chairman viii Perform Du-
ties of Office Henceforth and
Stand for RepubIiCaniSm.

Efforts made by George ~. Foun-
tain and republican committeeman
to get John DeHaven. chairman %
the central committee, to come out
and show his colors" in the mayor
atty race. proved successful az a spe-
cial called meeting Of the party in
the headquarters on S. Main st, Fri
day night.
DeHaven IN a short speech express
ed his Witness TO preside at the
meetings in the future and will act as
chairman. He said that he stands for
republican principles and will be a
republican next fall, although lie did
not mention how ne would vote.
Since the merger" last spring
when the prOgressives and repub-
Hcans joined with the citizens party
DeHaven has not presided at the re-
publican meetings. His place with
the gavel has been held by Fountain.
The meeting Friday night was off,
cially called by DeHaven at the re-
quest of five committeeman who
forced him 10 do SO by a petition.
As chairman Of the committee he
will perform the duties of seeing that
the candidates names are properly
presented to the election commission
ers. Every committeeman was forced
TO show which of the parties he was
supporting Robert Rogers presented
motion asking that every commit
teeman who would be loyal in the
campaign signify his willingness to
take part Oy rising and if he refused
TO do so that remaining seated be
understood to mean that he rendered
his resignation.
When this motion had been proper
" carried, George Currise. who has
been affiliating with the citizens party
although he is republican committee
man. gave signs of protesting. His
clamors were overruled and he was
forced TO tender his resignation.
In view of the fact that either the
chairman or secretary, w. A. Slick.
might not be able to attend future
meetings substitutes were arranged.
Christian Sieg of the fourth ward
will be candidate for councilman-at-
large TO take the place of Sidney
Thornton, who was compelled TO re-
sign as he is connected with public
utilities.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
South Whitley Student With
Goitre ChOked to Death From
Effects of Leather Collar
Worn During Fight.
OFFICIALS ANNOUNCE
STRUGGLE AS LAST ONE
Freshmen Drag Body About
Unconscious of Fact That
Man is Dead-PreCautionS
Taken Against Injury.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Sept 2O.-F.
W. ObenChain. Of South Whitley. Ind,
IS dead as a result of the annual tank
scrap between the freshmen and
sophomore classes at Purdue univeT-
sity heid Friday night. The sophO-
mores wore around their necks a
leather collar reinforced with metal TO
protect them. Obenchain had gOitre
Of the neck. In the heat of the fight
his neck swelled and before he was
discovered he had choked 10 death.
The discovery of the death was
tragic. q benchain was lying on the
ground near the end of the fight. Two
freshmen caught hold of him.
Gra.gged him short distance and then
threw him TO his feet. The boy slip
ped 20 the ground and IL was discOV-
cred that he was lifeless. Physicians
said he mad been dead for fifteen
minutes lying in full view Of thOus-
ands Of spectators.
University authorities made the
statement that Obenchain's death was
not caused by any injury received in
the fight The freshmen won the fight
and afterwards 10 was announced that
il was the last tank scrap at Purdue.
Obcnchain was a member of the PM
Kappa Sigma fraternity and was cap
tain of the 1912 freshman football
team.
Precatution Was Taken.
The tank scrap Friday night was
the tamest held since its inauguration
twenty years ago. Every precaution
was taken against injury to the con-
testants. The field had been fenced.
university authorities and upper class
men for the first time were among
the fighters to guard against any In
1uries and there were many new
rules. IT was the first death ever re-
sulting from the fight
The tank scrap was held near the
huge water tank a mile north of the
university. Ten thousand people were
crowded around the acre of fighting
ground. From the first the sopho-
Tnores were beaten and in twenty min
utes all were tied up and at the mercy
of the freshmen. There were 5ZO
freshmen and $50 sophomOres in the
scrap. Fastened to a long chain. the
sophomOres were marched TO stuart
fieid where the ceremonies were con-
cluded. Friday night however the
announcement OF Obenchain's death
cut short the program.
The freshmen. IL was announced
after the news Of the death was made
public. have won the last tank scrap.
The great bonfire, already lighted,
was extinguished and the students
and crowd left.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
ASK EARLY HEARING
Of ELBEL DISPUTE
Herman EIbel Wants DiSSoIu-
ton Case Advanced to Top
of 0OCk-Court Reserves
Decision.

When the hearing of the case of
Herman Elbel against Richard and
Robert Elbel, asking for a receiver and
the dissolution of the firm. came up
Saturday morning in circuit court. at
tOrneys for Herman Elbel announced
they would not ask for a temporary
receiver but urged the court to grant
an early hearing for final disposition
of the case.
Judge Funk took the matter under
advisement, including an affidavit of
Herman Elbel, and announced he
would decide Monday whether he
would take the case up before others
on the docket. The Judge explained
that the main question was whether
the emergency was strong enough TO
warrant the cases being tried before
other litigants who were in court
earlier
In the affidavit filed Saturday Her
man Elbel charged that his brothers
changed the bank account OF the firm
twice since the fist of the year and
and that they represented TO him that
q book containing the contracts of the
company was lost. He alleged he be-
lieved this was done TO keep him from
knowing the exact state Of the busi-
ness.
Herman alleged that when he asked
MS brothers 10 buy him out they told
him 10 sell TO an outsider. which he
declared was impossible as he could
not get reasonable appraisement of
the stock with which 10 negotiate.
Attorneys for the defendants stated
to the court that they contended the
Elbel company is corporation, not a
partnership. This Will be the issue
when the case comes TO trial.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
REORGANIZE WORK
AT ME-. BROTHERHOOD
Departments Of Entertainment, Evan
at First VI. T.. Church.

Reorganization of the work of the
Brotherhood of the First Methodist
church was put through at a largely
attended meeting in the basement of
the church Friday evening. The plan
was suggested by the president, Lem
J. Oare. and unanimously adopted by
the society.
Under this plan. the brotherhood is
divided into three different depart
ments, each department having five
or six members. including a chair
man and secretary, together with the
members named by the president are
as follows:
Department of entertainment, Her
man TOhueka, chairman, Glen
Granger. secretary. Fred Woodwork.
+. g. Witwer. Charles Loutz and DR..
Hager; the department of social well
fare. Or. f. p. Moore. chairman.
Herain Kreighbaum. secretary. II. u.
Warner, John 3. Campbell and Bert
Wilcox; the department of evange-
lism. l.. l.. Blake, chairman. J. ID.
Kindig. secretary, w p. Taylor A.
G. Rumpf and Sherman p. Stults.
The first department will have
charge of the program of the regular
monthly meetings: the second will
bring the Brotherhood TO the assist
ance of the needy and INDECENT and
Will advance the social welfare Of the
church and the community generally;
while the third will endeavOr To bring
the men of the church in closer touch
with church work. Chder this or
ganiZatiOn. the Brotherhood hopes 10
accomplish definite results as we'll as
providing an occasional social hour
for the men Of the congregation.
Talks were made by Or. Henry L.
Davis J. c. Bowsher and Lem J.
Oare. Buffet luncheon was served al
the close of the meeting by the ladies
OF the church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
FORGAVE MAN WHO SHOT
HIM IN DRINKING BOUT

Mike Sardos shot and wounded
Alex Secor last month, according 10
evidence brought into police court
Saturday morning. when SardOs was
given a hearing on the charge Of as
sauIt and battery with intent. He
was found guilty and fined $40 and
costs.
The two men are friendly now. both
claim that the deed was committed
while they were drunk. Sard0s was
compelled 10 go 20 the hospital for a
week as a result of the shooting and
while there his wife was persuaded TO
sign a warrant charging secor with
assault