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Refined Sugar Market


The Western Sugar Refining company quotes
as follows net cash: Fine granuiated. sc; can
ners, granuated, Sc; fruit granulated. sc: crys-
tai dominos. lb cartons In cases. S.S0c do 2 10
cartons In cases. 9.30c. monarch bar 5 35c: tab
lets in. half bhls, 5,5oc; do. in rs lb boxes
5.15c: cubes. 5.25c: monarch powdered. 5.10c
xxx powdered 5,1Oc; confectioners' A. Sc
beet granulated. 480c; extra G. 4.5Oc: golden G.
4.40c; ID, 4.30c. Barrels and so 10 bags zoe
half bbls 25e: boxes SOC more per 100 lbs than
for bags Of 100 lbs net Bar in 35 and 40 lb
tins $40. more, In. and 10 lh tins. s2.35 more
per 100 lbs than the price for this grade In 100
ib bags
The California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining
company quotes follows Granulated basis
&c; c. & Fl. fine standard. &c: coarse dry grsnu-
lated: &c: confectionery A; SC; berry. sc; pow
bricks On half bblsl. 5,2oc bricks I'm 25 u
boxes), 5.75e; crystal dominos g ID cartons In
cases.. S.S0e: do 2 1b cartons In cases. 9.aoc
extra fne dry granulated 100 ID bags. only
I; z;aoe. Additional per 100 lbs In bbls and 80
bQc more for all grades. Bar in IS and 40 ID
tins 81 10 more, in 10 lb tins s235 more. Mini
mum order. carload weight.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2s--Raw. sugar. firm I;
centrifugal. 3.73c; mnscoyado. 3.23c; molasses
2.9Sc.
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OPERATED AT Loss

That the Halfmoon Bay Light and
rover company is being operated at a
loss on the present rates charged was
brought out IN evidence In the hear
ing before the railroad commission yes
terday. The commission has applied
for authority TO substitute new power
rates for agricultural service. B. B.
Beckett. a witness for the company.
estimated the total loss for June at % "A
per cent OF the revenue. A. Z. Bridge,
an electrical expert for the commission.
gave the result of his Investigations,
in which he found the transmission line
investment per kilowatt hour s4075 and
the operating expenses $5.25 per kilo-
watt ]. C. McElroy represented the
company and other witnesses were j.
j.. Posey. J. J. Gomez and R. Schenone.
The hearing was adjourned by Commits
Sioner Loyeland
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General N~rchnudf.e

Bags-Standard Calcutta grain bags. 9%M
9Hc; San Quentin. Sfac: wool bags 50ISc for a
and 46c for ~ lbs: fleece twine. 9Ac per 10;
bean bags. 7ss 67ssc per Ib.
OIL, quotations are for barrels-Linseed G6c
per gallon for boiled and 64c for raw s bbi lots
1c less, cases Sc more; Bakers AA castor. cases,
gallons $1.07, 10 gallons s1.05: commercial
castor. In cases. e0c; China nut, cases, 7J0S5c
per gallon
Coal Oil, Gasoline. etc.-Pearl oil in bulk &c.
In. cases l0c; headlight oil, In bulk 1oc. in
lie; Eocene. in bulk lie. in cases 19c: Elaine.
26hc; Red Crown gasoline. In bulk f51lc in
cases 14hc: gas machine gasoline in bulk a7c.
In cases 44lae: varnish makers and painters
naphtha. In bulk II &c, in cases 211ac.
Turpentine-In cases. 60c 10 case lots 1c less:
drums and iron barrels, 53e: Aroturps, cases 3Oc
Iron barrels and drums, 23c per gallon
Rosin-F. $40; 81, $775; I, $3.50; VIC. $40
per bbl of $50 lbs.
Red and White Lead-Red. sns @sc; white
sk @s%c per lb; do In and 10 ton lots. Sc
and 7 &c respectively
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New York Grain Market

Duluth LinaeeA
| DULUTH Mimi, Aug. 23.-Lfnseed ST. 49%
September, $1.4sH October. $50 bid.
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Butter. Cheese and Exss

The quotations for butter and eggs did not
show the least change yesterday and market
conditions remained about the same as on the
preceding day, EXCEPT that the volume of busi-
ness was rather small for Saturday. While sales
extra eggs held prices steady on. the exchange
than otherwise. Leading handlers reported that
the competition, of cold storage goods was be-
coming more effective in the matter Of curtail
ing the demand for the more expensive fresh laid
and selected eggs.
The butter market retained all of Its former
hrmness, which was more apparent in the street
than on the exchange for the reason that no
one was. particularly anxious about. buying or
selling at the latter place. The lack OF buying
was presumably due to the fact that no one
cared to stock up over the week end while.
on the other hand, sellers were averse to dispos-
ing of any great part Of their holdings at the
exchange quotation. In the. cheese department.
new California fancy Young Americas were half
a cent lower, that being the only price change
recorded for the day.
Under the can on. the exchange 10 cases Of
extra butter were sold at 3215c pound. and 30
cases Of eggs changed hands 10 cases Of extras
going at 32c and 20 cases OF selected pullets at
26c dozen. -
pounds Of cheese and Il ,254 cases of eggs.
The following are official quotations esfab-
lished by sales, bids and offers on the door Of
the Dairy exchange. Prices In the street, while
governed by the exchange quotations, generally
range from 1hc to 21hc higher, owing to- the
various charges to be added.
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Deciduous and Citrus Fruits

DeciduOus and Citrus Fruits
Strawberries Banners. $a@4-5o per chest;
other Berries ~Raspberries. s7@11 per. chest;
helsekbsrries; e s2@a. so per chest; huckieberrlss
Peaches-wrapped. s5@5oc per box; mountain
fruit 1gs Oregon es97sc freestones o IN
boxes. clingstones, eocGsl.
for tsr sDs sr SS % fG M
nss sai5 for ter tar other ei fancy sscas
con- mon to choice fruit. 5oc@sl; crabappless 50
Figs~Black. 5oas5c for double and 4o@5oc
fer single layer dTawers; large river boxes, si-25
@lso; ,a wnits ns 9a 3o@6oc per per drawer 49,.
] Ssstsrinss.Red si@l.a5 per crate: boxes,
65@75c; white. nominal.
Lake county. $50 per ton to the trade for No. 4;
unwEapped. 6sc@$l; camping prices $35@40 per
MelonsmDelta nutmegs. 5o@s5c per box: Tur-
lock do, 60Gsoc delta cantaloupes $1@l.5o per
crate; watermelons. oocMs1 per ctl.
Grapesr-Seedless. 50M75c per crate; Malagas.
black, 4oGGoc per crate: Tokay. sscasl per
Citrus rus peT
@5.50; scedess grapefruit. s2@4.50; lemons. IS,
aan o Oh stosk s,SA s394 .9 em0nettes Ss@e Mex
Tropical Fruits Bananas. s9ahc pei, ,lb for
MsSlcan Ne s. g per bunch for Hawaiian mar. and
$242.50 per dozen, for Hawaiian.
Dried Fruits, RaisinS. Nuts .and Honey
Prupes-Spot. Cos to 90s, &c bulk basis; Sos.
%c higher 4os to sos. jobbing at 51a @6c as a
bulk basis.
Other fruits. 1912 crop:
Stand Extra
aoslb boSes- ard Choice Choice Fancy
Peaches -. 4Nc SC sic Sc
Pears .-......-... size. 6Nc 7hc 9hc
Nectarines SIC Sc sac
Futures 1913 crop-Prunes. Santa Cara. 4Nc
for 7Qs to 90s; Cos nc. Sos &c. 40s &c and 30s
2zc higher: apricots. so lb boxes. unfaced. 111xc
Tor standard. 12Ac for choice, 2Ac for, extra
choice and 1870 for fancy; peaches. so lb boxes.
DC for standard, SIC for choice, sic for extra
choice and 81 NC for fancy
Figs-4.Se for STANDARD. 4Nc for choice and
Raisins-Loose muscatels, 41ac. 4Zc and 4Tc
Tor z. and crown respectively; 2, 3 and 4
crown layers, Csc, 81 and 81 25 respectively: s.
crown Dehesa clusters. $40 0 crown imperials,
$50 seeded ID boxes. 57sc for fancy and SIC
Tor choice. with the usual dlnerential for IL or
boxes; seedless sultanas, sos, 4Nc do Thompson,
&c for, unbleached.
Nuts-Jobbng prices to the trade: walnuts,
nominal; almonds. 16@1Sc: pecans. 1661Sc; Bra
I'll. 1341Sc; peanuts. 51a acc: pineputs, 14@1Gc.
Honey-Fancy water white comb 1914 6f16c;
dark to. amber. 1914 114He; white extracted. 9la
@l0c; light amber. SG9c; amber. 6@7c: lower
grades. 5@5lsc per lb.
Beeswax-33@ @34c per lb for light and 29@31c
for dark.
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LISTED SECURITIES
SALES AUGUST %
Morning Session

Board
20 Bank Of California. A.....1s6.o 90
% Hawaiian Coml & Sugar. 1890. 27 90
% Spring Valley Water Co... 55 90
$1,000 Cal Gas & Electric unifying 5s. a3 .25
$1,000 Los ADg-Pac Of Cal 5s.. 90 so
$1,000 Natomas Con Of Cal 6s..... rs. 90
- 900 United R of s 4s........ 50. .6215
$4,000 Spring Val Water gen mtge Is. SO. so
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
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Northwestern wheat Market
M A GILL Al nH,oN

Northwestern wheat Market
WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Aug. 23- -Wheat-Bluestem S4c;
forty fold soc; club. rec; nfe 7Sc; red Rus
sian. TIC.
Yesterdays receipts-Wheat, % cars; corn, 2
cars: hay. cars: -four, ] car
TACOMA, Aug %. 23.-Wheat-Bluestem. Sic;
forty fold S1c club. Soc; red fife. soc.
Receipts-Wheat, 81 cars: hay. 8 cars.
OREGON
PORTLAND. Aug. 23.-Wbeat--Unchanged
Receipts-Wheat, II cars Qncomplete); nour,
car; hay, cars.
New York Grain Market
NEW YORK. Aug. 23.-F1our-Quiet.
wheat-Spot. steady: No. 2 red. 9411c; No.
northern Duluth. 81: September, 95Hc; Decem-
ber. 3S%c; May, S1.02A.
Minneapolis Grain Market
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. Aug. 23.-wheat-No,
i hard S9Hc: No. | northern, SIN 0s9ssc; No.
2 northern, 65k 7S7%c: No. hard Montana
6R7c; December. sok GA9Oc; May, 94Kc.
Flour and bran-Unchanged.
Corn-No. yellow, 1261T3c.
Oats-No. 8 white. 391x @40c.
Hye-No. e. 63A6434c.
Tiax-$l. 40@x1.50.
Barley-5507oc.
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potatoes, onions, vegetables.

Potatoes, Onions, Vegetables
Potatoes-River delta whites, 90c6$1. 10 per
ctl: special brands. $1.25; Merced sweets. $3.50
2.25 per ctl.
Onions-Delta yellow, 95c@$i0 05 per ctl
Vegetables-Green corn, $2Gt2. 30 per sack for
choice and 75e@$1.25 for ordinary offerings
green peas. 4@5c per 1b; cucumbers. 400t50c per
box; garlic, 35a@5c per ID; cabbage, 81 per ell;
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Portland Butter Market
PORTLAND, Aug. -Butter-Unchanged.
Egg Market in Nearby Counties
re-

PETALUMA, Aug. 23.-Eggs were unchanged
today after receipt Of transactions of the San
Francisco Dairy and Egg exchange. Dealers and
speculators offered sic fer extra ranch and 241ac
for selected pullets. Delivery was light.
SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 23.-The Saturday egg
market closed strong, but without any change
10 quotations, dealers and egg exchanges paying
the following: Extras. Bic; frsts and seconds,
23c
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wholesale Fish Market

Prices. (per 1b)-salmon. lie; halibut. 1oc:
cnicken haiibut. II Goldfish, Sc; red rock. 10c;
piack rock. &c; barracuda. &c; sand dabs. &c;
soies. oc; kingfsh. &c; carp. &c; smeits.. -;
neulngs, DC; tomcods, Sc; small striped bass,
l5c; large do. 12i1c; sea bass, 10c; shad. 5c
catfish. 121ac; crawfsh, 25c.
Inc above quotations represent (. o. b. prices
Tor cleaned fish, iced and boxed.
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Receipts Of PRODUCE. Auxsst "A
wheat and other Grains

Wheat and Other Grains
CASH WHEAT
Prices largely nominal. California club. 81 .52z
per ctl: northern club, $1.5oG1. .52A; Turkey req.
$lo5@1 go: Russian red. $1.52h; forty 7fola.
Sl.52E; bluestem. $l.55@1.60.
FUTURES
No quotations.
CASH BARLEY
. Good to choice feed $1.3211 @i.37M per cti;
lower grades. $1-25@1.30.
FUTURES
IL a. Session
December sold at 81 A.. August (newl closed
at l.34h bid $1.37 asked, aud May, 1914, at
u. .4434 bid. S1.471s asked.
oats--White. nominal; black, 81, 5003 per ctl;
red seed, 81 S562. 10; do feed, $1.45@1.5S.
Corn--Easterne yellow. carload lots. 81 80 per
ctl; do white. s1.S5: Egyptian white, nominal;
Kaffr corn. S1.S5.
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Beans, seeds and Hons

Beans frecleaned. per ctl-Limas, SIS. .4o@5. SO;
Manehuria butter. S2.S5Q4; bayos S3 5o6I3 G5 :
large whites. $44064. so; small whites, So 40M
900; pink. 50. 56D3. %; blackeyes S3s4Oa3 60:
red, S3.s5@4; red kidney. S3.70Q3.S5; garvan-
zasr $4@4.50; horse beans s2@2.25; cranberry,
nominal
seeds-Mpstard. =; naxseed s3.s5@4 per .ctl
canary. 6@615c per lb; alfalfa. 146fIsc; rape,
22h gSHc; Timothy, nominal; helmp, 3c millet,
Dried Peas--Green, s2.75@3 per ,ctl.
Hops California, 1913 contracts. 19020c per
ID, as to grade and district; Oregon and Wash
tngton 19G12lc.
NEW YORK. Aug. .-Hops-Quiet. State,
common to CHOICE 1872 1S61 zoe; do 1911. 1a61
16c: Pacific coast. 1912: 19@22c; 1911. 16@lsc.
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c. Wilson'S Stock Letter
New York Stock List

Furnished by ]. c. Wilson & Co.. San Francisco
Member Of the New York Stock Exchangel
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Hav and FeedstuH.

Feedstuffs 1per tonl-Bran. $26M27 for white
and $25d26 for red shorts, so7M2s; middlines
$a0@33. rolled barley. SIS. .5QGl $50; cornmeal
s41@42: cracked corn, s41M42; chop feed
sI9@23: evergreen chop feed. $40 IN car lots and
$23 johbing; oilcake meal: 20. ton, lots ss2. lt
eocoanmt cake or meal, s27 for 20 and 10 tor
lots $27.5O for s ton lots and SIS for small
lots: alfalfa meal carload lots $17.50. jobhiHe
$23 so.
Hay fper ton)--Fancy wheat hay. light bales
$19M2I: No. / wheat and wheat and oat
si7.bomIs.50; good to choice do. s14Q17. harley
$12@15: tame oat $15M1S; Wild oat, S13015
stock hay. $10@12; alfalfa. S12Gi4.
Straw-5O@9Oc per bale.
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Extras s214c a2 " 80 q cI32 "
Firsts ....... 2se 2ac l2ac l2se 2ae 29c
Cheese Fancy California fats, rye per 1b.
steady; do firsts. 151ac. steady; fancy Young
Americas. 16c, steady; Oregon twins, 1Gc, steady
do triplets Ice. steady; do Young Americas. 17e..
steady; New York fancy, 20@2014c. steady: Wis
consin fancy, 1914 h@1715c, steady.
Eggs-California fresh, per dozen. cases In
cluded
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Meat Market


as follows:
aIss Rsssf,rrims ,,1 steers 12a124c: medium do. 10
Vesl-10Q101sc for heavy, 11@l2c for me
dunn and 12612hc for small
Mutton-Wethers. sia@slsc: ewes. 7l1@slac.
101ac.
Dressed Pork tper lb,-12h@1sc.
LIVESTOCK. MARKET
Inc fQuowing quotations for good, sound
livestock delivered In San Francisco, gross
Grass fed cattle-No. steers. over $50 lbs.
quality all weights. 6@6iac: thin, undesirable
steers. 4a5hc.
No. ! soys and hsifers, sasxe; second .qpsI-
cows, 304c
tnIo pssrsSe bulls and stays s@4c; half fat or
dum, 696lae; heavy. 5a15hc
shesp--Desirable wethers. 4@4hc; ewes. 81
Sucking Lambs-5z acc.
10 aogs@aard hogs weighing 100 to $50 lbs Sc;
100 70 2oo lbs, SIC: 25o lbs and up, INC.
Horses and Mules
The following quotations for horses and mules
are furnished by the Butchers and Stock Grow
ers' Journal;
HORSES
Desirable drafters 700 lbs and over s2T56325
Light drafters. 1850 to 1850 1bs...... 22562j0
Chunks, 1850 to 1.500 lbs. 2on6225
Wagon horses 1.250 to 1850 lbs 15n@cnO
Delivery wagon horses. 1850 to 1850 lbs 12o0t4o
Desirable farm mares. s............... 1Oo6a1a5
MuIEs-ME;DiiUlMl no, EXTRA '&AV
300 lbs, to Observation-Disclosures. $756f25
1000 lbs, to years.............. 125G175
aoo aoo lbs lbs years years 1890 5oo@99o
Over years old range from SIS to s25 losyer
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type. with age, bone conformation
ana style TO command extreme quotations.
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GAIN IN BANK CLEARINGs

~<eA-N A1S n&ANA OAEIAhlNtS
The turn in the tide toward easv
money is indicated In the gain in San
francisco bank clearings for the week
ended yesterday, as compared with the
corresponding week last year The
San Francisco Clearing House assooi-
alton reports the figures for the last
week as S49.117.337.01, while year
ago they We're s47.55e.o42.9s. Clearings
yesterday were $7,093. .469.71
V y
BUSINESS GOOD IN NORTH
E. r. Elliott OF William R. Staats
company returned yesterday from a
two weeks trip through Oregon and
Washington, during which he placed a
considerable number of Union Oil notes.
he found business conditions better
than he had expected, crop conditions
generally good. and the people less
timld IN investing in securities than is
the case here. He reports that the
Union Oil company has built five new
distributing stations in Seattle, Port
land and Tacoma.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Futures
From j. G. Wtlson & Co.'S private wire.)
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Over years old range from SIS to s25 lover
Note-Shippers to this market must have
horses close to type. with age. bone conformation
and style, to command. extreme quotations.
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SMALL BUNDS IN Il nv O1t
Colonel w. P. clough, chairman of
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-25
BIG DECLINE IN
bike INDUSTRY
Output of Motorcycles, However,
Has Grown Rapidly

washington, ID. g., June 25.-Statis-
ties for the bicycle. motorcycle. and
parts industry are presented i'm a bull
'etln soon to be issued By Director
I'urand OF the Bureau of the Census.
department uf Commerce. II was pre-
pared under the supervision of W. NJ.
"tcuart, chief statistician for manu-
iacturcrs
The number of bicycles made de
creased from l1S2.69l. valued at $g3,-
''64S7, in lN99 to 25O4S7. with a value
Of f81i0,923, in 1904, and 233. 707. val
ued al $3,22S,lNa, in 1903 while the
output of motorcycles increased from
leo valued at $23.67i, in 1899, to 2,S2S
valued at $aa9lNO. in 1904, and 1888.
with value of S3.o15,9SS. in 1909.
The evolution of the bicycle from
primitive and unscryiccablc types to
a useful and attractive means of
travel may he said To- have taken place
between 1865 and 1880; and it's perfec-
zion and standardization into practi-
calIN on" form of structure, the mod D.
eln 'SatctN,' between 1890 and 1895.
'urlhS inns latter period the populmi-
y ~ the hI'\'I' h''amc $50 wide
spread thai III" industry grew very
''Pl"lN' nut ailer about 1888, 1t began
g." o''''h''
III lNS' tnore were - establish
'i''il'S engage" IN The INDUSTRY, which
ave employment to an average of
''''' WAGE earneis ana reported prod
u''S valued ~ $-'''H'j-6. At the cen
Ut" ~ I"''' after the industry had
'"Soh To o''lIn'' the aV'rate number
90 wage Gamers was nearly Ten tunes
una Nalu' OF PRODUCTS more imam
Twelve Tunes as great as III 1873
pHrlng the hy'-Near period ending
with l'"i the industry declined very
rapidly ne number OF establish
In'hlS decreased from III To lol' or
'"' pei cent, the average number al
wage taihers from l"o2" To "'5l'' or
"I.i per cent, the value ot products
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-25
BOOSTS U. p. FOR LIVE STOCK.
Successor to Prot. Geismar Fayors Or
1anizstion OF Cattle Clubs

Il think this Is a Ercu country FOR
live stock. II surprises me that farm
els d. not raise more thoroughbred
cattle an this country This great re-
source is certainly mdevelopod.' said
w. + Raven. upper peninsula field
agent of the Michigan Agricultural
College, who was recently appointed
10 the position vacated by Leo NJ.
Goismar. Mr.. Raven strongly favors
cattle iaismg and believes it to be the
most profitable of All agricultural pur-
suits. lie has established many cattle
clubs in this state. which have pros
pcrcd, backing up the statement ne
makes. During his work i'm the upper
peninsula. Mr., Raven expects To- start
many cattle clubs which will greatly
benefit the farmer.
with the organizing of cattle clubs
comes the pure bred cattle" said the
noted ap~iculturist after the clubs
have Leon started. crcamcrios and
cheese factories are soon built and a
large industry is the result II is bot
ter AMI cheaper 10 breed pure cattle
bv using the method provided for by
tho cattle club.
Mr. Raven will take up tho work
where Frof ,icismar left off. complct-
ms the plans mad" by the profc 's"r
aud carving out his policies i'm every
line The potato clubs started 10y Mr.
Goismar will DE looked after and help
given thom.
NIr. Raven leaves this week for
eouthcrn Nichigan wh"rc hc VIII iill
certain ,ucaccmcnts made previous 10
his appointment To this district IIc
will return To- the upper peninsula july
G and cntcr actively upon his work.
Nh. Ravens headquarters will be In
Marquette.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-25
RECHABITES TO
CONVENE HERE
Annual District Meeting Satur,
day--Concart Program

Members Of the three local branches
of the Independent order Of Recbo-
bites are looking forward with inter
est 10 the district convention Ia he
held in Calumet Saturday which viii
bring To this city delegates represent
ing all Of the branches of the order in
the state. The morning aud afternoon
sessions will be devoted To business
proceedings and the evening session
10 local entertainment under the ans
pieces of Willing Workers tent. ON
Sunday the local branches and tn.
visiting delegates will attend divine
services in the Calumet NJ. r. church
The Rech5 bites order is one of the
oldest and strongest Temperance fra
ternitios in the world, and while not
boastinc of especially great strength
in this state, the district meetings of
the order are usually spirited and a
good time is looked forward to sat
urday.
Following is the program prepared
for the concert under the auspices of
Willing Workers Tent, Saturday even
ms.
Piano solo, Miss Harriet Chapman
Duet, Misses Mildred and Irene
Champion.
Recitation. Miss Mary Bennetts.
Violin solo, Arthur Ellis. accompan-
ed by Miss Lucille Perrong.
Selection, Misses Mildred ana Mer-
C'dcs Pedlar
Vocal solo. Miss Emily Blcc.
Recitation, Miss Violet Nichols
Address, Adit. Jackson
Selection, Male Quartette.
Duet Misses Ada and Richard
Sooblo
Recitation Miss Lucille Perrong.
Duet, Misses Cora and Geurgiana
Hodge.
Vocal solo. Mrs. Jackson
Recitation, Thomas curtis.
The public is cordially invited 10 at
tend this gathering. Refreshments
viii be served after the rendition oi
the program.
There viii be no meeting of Help
ing Hand Tent, I. O. r. Saturday
evening, bat the secretary viii Toe
present To receive dues
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-25
Calumet Lodge, I. o. o. r.

The alterations beng made at the
hall Of Calumet lodge, No. 1874, l. .. O.
j., are rapidly nearing completion and
bv the first of the coming month the
hall viii be ready for occupancy The
chances being made will make it one
OF the finest lodge halls in the upper
peninsula While it was at FIRST pro-
posed 10 have elaborate dediCatorN cN-
trcis,s. it may he necessary to aban-
don this plan, because of other pro-
ieCts ON foot among which are the
degree team of fifty members to
Minneapolis to participate in the ma
tional contest.
The plan most likely to be followed
now viii be the initiation of large
class of candidate, ON the opening
night Some Of the members, how
ever favor giving a big dancing party
~ the lodge hall definite decision
will be reached i'm a few days.
The members of the degree team of
calumet Lodge ]. -. 9. +. at re'u-
Ter meeting held i'm the rooms of the
iAcoum club last evening, entertained
~ q smoker in honor of Fred James
former member Of the degree team
ROW Of Detroit. who IS visiting here
SIR. James was presented with a
very pretty cigar case as a token OF
appreciation.
Calumet Lodge will install its neNl"
elected officers at the regular meeting
Tuesday evening.
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Application Is Denied.

An applications to organize a lodge
Of Elks, which was made by business
men and mining officials of crystal
Fails, has been denied 10y the grand
lodge of the order. owing to the fact
that CRYSTAL Falls lacks population
of 5000 rs provided by the grand
lodre statutes As the population Is
but little short of this figure however
and the town is growing rapidly, there
is "a bright prospect the application
viii Ice granted in a short time.
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Forssters OF America.

The annual picnic of Court North
star 30. Il. Foresters of America.
which viii be held in the {. II.
rark on Saturday, July II, promises
TO be one of the biggest irdteinaI
gatherings of the summer. All branch
es of the Forcstcrs of America ~ the
copper country have been invited To
attend and participate in the parau''
The picnic viii be of public nature
and all are urged To attend, ENrrcis'S
viii be- held in the park, with AttoI-
ney w. !. Galhraith. of Calumet, Sh'r-
in James Cruise. Judge of Proh'''
GEORGE {. Bentley, and Senator w
frank james as speakers. 1t is prom
able that Sub-Chief Ranger FRANK
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-06-25
To Take c. g. n. Band.

The benefit performances at the
RoyaI theater tor one and All lodge.
Sons of st. Gergc. Monday afternoon
and evening. were highly successful
and nctted a good fund for the lodge.
The G. ~ II. band has been engaged
To accompany one and An lodge to
the Hancock convention next month
provided The entire lodge will attend
and there will be special rail facilities
tor this gathering.