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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01
Well, What's
The Use of a
Chin,Anyway?

(By United Press Leased ANire.b
LONDON. Feb. WHATS the
use of a chin, anyway asks
Prof. Ray Lancaster, one of Eng
lands leading scientists ana
learned professors, after thinking
1t out, have been compelled TO.
agree with him that the chin is.
of no value at all. though you
can flatter the big chinned man
by telling him that his lower Jaw
denotes strength of character.
"The most primitive men did
not possess this bony projection
of the front border OF the lower
jaw. and | am unable to find any
mechanical or physiological pur-
pose which chin serves" says
Prof. Lankester.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-As the
result of an alleged clash of
temperaments" FRITZ Scheff, the
light opera favorite, is today
granted an interlocutory decree
of divorce from John Fox, 1r., the
author. The papers in the case
are sealed.
Friends of the couple declare
the divorce is due to the inability
of the vivacious singer to sympa-
thize with the disposition of the
sober student.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01
STREET CAR HELD
UP: BOOTY So

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
I PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. IA
lone highwayman held up a Port
land Heights car early today and
relieved Conductor G. P. Daniel
of $S in small change.
The hold-up worked with sucn
skin and raridity that the rob-
berry was accomplished before the
motorman became aware of what
was occurring.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01

HOLIDAY

OLYMPIA, Feb. Am effort
by Senator Rosenhaupt of Spo-
kane to make the senate earn its
pay by working Saturday went
down to defeat by a vote of 81 to
20. The 81 live near enough to
get home for Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01
LIBEL SUIT FILED
(By United Press Leased Wire.

SEATTLE, Feb. L. r. H.
Thomson, former city engineer of
Seattle, filed his second suit for
$4,000 damages against the Sc
attic Times and A. J. Blethen to-
day. Thomson alleged that his
efforts to obtain employment rem
dered difficult on account of arti-
cles published in the Times on
August 23, 1911, accusing him OF
fraud.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01
IN THE HOUSE,
(Ry United Press Leased Wire

(By United Press Leased Wire. J
OLYMPIA, Feb. 1.-The Moren
bill, providing for redivfsion OF
the state into congressional dis
tricts, has gone to the house with
the recommendation of the COM
mittee considering the measure.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01

o
During January the city Jail has been by 1895 o
homeless, pennless hotel while
given beds at the South Tacoma
for night in Old Town. the
a bed and breakfast they apply. @
o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-02-01
. . . . . o . . Q . .
O, LOOK, IT'S FIRM.

. NEW YORK, Feb. The 9
y stock market opened firm =
, today. .
} p~~@~~~~~~ . o @ o @~~~~
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

lpIes lauu whose m"morv ~aa 20
'eu'lv hpn"cd hv rhc placing ~ n
memorial tablet ON DIS house In
Paris vas famous for two thingr. HE
great critical ability mud hIs abonins
hle hepdviltup
enc day . friend ~ Ianin received
letter frnw him With great pains
'nd patience he managed 10 gather
from the few words he could docipher
that ~ was about y matter Of impor,
an'e but what the matter was he
could not make out There WIS moth
ing to do but 10 take . cab and drive
directly a. lanin's house
All said Jnnin, ~ ls you So y.u
nav" read nv letter.
Not NJ al replied hs friend y
have inst rarc',od II, and hive come
'" nak You 10 read n 10 inc.
Oh said Ianin In - da,ed. hone
lose voice Then with Sigh ~ au
prone resignation. Very welt wIIl
trv"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
Daddy sBedtiilne
The Clever Ground
>tOTV- Hog Knows
The Weather

the shadow
February he comes out Of bis hoe
IL it," Evelyn said 80, -, .,..u,
replied There
Woodchuck
Fl now well
vh plants MIR Woocbuk
he vegetable
woodchu IN the ground lie makes
aud
S
he the
till he is
Of his
=
while bowling outside he
Mr ~
Perhaps the fat
all Mr. Bear who also
al gets
awhile Wcodcbuck
his hole "
his hole but will
q
o
kind if the Cd February should
he wouldn't think stirring abroad
II the weather fine he
looks But the the
woWchuk
ON 20
wouldn't be him
him the chance he
his home and could get back in spite Of
grounding ALL grounding
shadow this year
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
A Crn,Y Wa.

while q wedding breakfast was he
ing held IN restaurant IN seaport
town IN France q naval officer in uni
form entered tue room aud was invited
TO- preside over the feast lie made
himself very agreeable. sang songs and
delivered speeches lie vos proposing
the brides health when two policemen
rushed In and arrested him as an es-
caped lunatic from a ueiphboring asy-
lum The prisoner took his arrest
calmly and smlllngly. He bowed 20
litely 10 the officers and said.
II think you have made mistake
gentlemen There'-pointing TO the
bridegroom-'is the man you want.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
sy ClARiSSA MACkiE.

white rnuG II lid uoj realize yo1
were growing NJ. ! have AWAY
thought az .yon - my little girl, Now
7 snail keep sou hidden ill after my
wedding" she concluded. With IN arch
smile. NJ the disturbed ruve of her he-
trothcd
Willoughhy ZONES Derrick was al
Justin. his s'ow moving faculties 10
this Icte,t urdpr "f ih,U--
First. it had hrcn Ann" IgnGe
ghost ont of his respectable past that
might rattle its homes uuplecSanOy To-
H. sound OF wcddiug bells or hush
those bells 1ltoEcihrr. AMI this we'd.
din. meant his bread and hut,rr-aud
cigarettes
Now, VI was Anuabrl. the etcidouCh
ter, who confronted him Anunbul
his prospective etcpIo .hicr. who
turned ont to have boo 81 G"nccp Tor
several delicious No. sud whom
he hud heartlcsSll Tilted when her
youthful charms ralled upon bin
Even with her ,rnn'ise to forget the
past warmth .U l"r lipS hc wandered
whether he could live with her and
look ON h"r na,h day as slumbering
volcano ,,tioh mi-h' hurst forth any
mcmeh' and nvcrvHclm him with the
ava ~ fruit Women were treacher
ous and had not q great poet said
lblt hell holds no fury Ike WON
au scorued:'
~ have beeu making the HCqusint
auce uf Mr. ZONES Derrick" said Anna
bel with suddenly sweet smile. He
thinks ] remind him of an old friend
aud we squabbled over the matter.
Now we shall bury the batcbet. shall
we not She extended her cool hand
Willoughby grasped 1t eagerly. AMI
tears Of relief almost forced them
selves 10 his zine eyes Yes" he said
with the stiff heartiness that was bis
nearest approach Ia friendlness
II thought mother was all alone and
so ! came home TO take care of her
girls have such funny ideas Anna
bets Voice was borcy sweet
II have given that right to Mr. Jones
Derrick" smiled Mrs Sylvester over
the teapot
II will take care Of YOU both" said
Willoughby ponderously 1000.
Annabel curled her lips scornfully,
and they trembled with the quick
words that would unnask the u,np he
fore her and reveal his utter fathlesr
ness TO her mother But, she thought,
perhaps he was not TO blame for firing
~ her mere schoolgirl Her beauti.
tul mother was nearer his age anil
taste Stnuding there. pale ard cold.
snnAbel saw the lUvelight shining IN
her mothers eyes noticed the gray
threads 10 Willoughby's thick hair.
saw him wiuCe-he WAS afraid OF her
Something that bad Choked her heart
two years ago was suddenly swept
away in q warm food. aud this warmth
bllcd her beautiful eyes she stepped
forward and laid her hand on the
clasped fingers ~ her mother and the
man
Yes. mother. dear your husband
will take care " ne both Let ms all
he happy she said. throwing away
a'l revenge aud scoru
Something bo, and glistenng fell
on Annabefs hand. but her mothers
eyes we're dry aud shining. She did not
dare look NJ Willoughy Jones Derrick.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
: uua = L. C.rsol.

Cook pan Of tomatoes With = shred.
ded green pepper until the tomatoes
Gre reduced by half. Then pour on W
I'VE rounds Of buttorod ,oast mud place
ON each of these a poacbcd egg and
Keep bot Meanwhile melt m ounce
~ butter IN pan over the IRE ana let
~ color. Then add Tablespoonful of
either lemon Juice or vinegar Let u
all come just 10 the boil and pour -
over the eggs, seasoning them With
pepper aud salt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
ALWAYS LATE GIRL.
she. Oh. Dropped Stitch IN ~. scoi,l
Fsbric,

shs's Oh. Dropped Stitch Nv TIVE cco,nl
Fsbric,
Why Is it that 80 few girls can I've
on time? Us it that they have 10 &c
spect for the clock on uo real couccp-
ton OF the value of time?
The girl who is always late. who ar
rives ten. fifteen or perhaps thirty min
utes after the appointed hour. who
keeps people waiting. with sublime
Indifference TO their disCombture. 10 a
nuisance aud bore She 10 the drop.
ped stitch In the social fabric -Some
one is always trying to till up the hole
made 10y her tardy arrival
Are you one Of the girls who never
can be Oh timei No doubt yon think
YOU make W for your tradiness aud
the trouble you cause by your apologies
aud your smiles. Perhaps you can
make Yourself believe that tue abused
ones who have waited forget their
uery BUSINESS and impatience and anger
as soon as you do But they do not
The hostess who has shivered aud
burned while her dinner reversed the
process does not forget She has been
in pm eatofy cveu IL 1t does look like
her own psrlor She has had to say
pleasant things while she thought the
opposite
That CHASTITY expectancy that per
vaded Der guests had tn he ditfused by
her own calm assumption of perfect
pose aud fecile gnyety. She gets a
nervous headache as she pictures the
wreck OF her menu You spoil tue AZ.
fair for her even " the cook manages
10 SAFE the dipner. No: no one forgets
you after you have made such indelible
| Impressions Oh them
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

After il was Az over aud he was
home again WillouGhbv Jones Derrick
stretched himself comfortably before
his own hcsrthstone aud agreed that IL
had turucd ont very we'll indeed-ex-
sclly ps nc had planned
Mrs. Silvestcr bad worn the yellow
roses he had sent He had reckoned
ON her looking especially we'll Mt the
Fousuuby dance. but she bad hecB ac.
tualy teautitul-ber charming little
figure Govncd in uompadour silk. and
above her soft black eyes Cleaned that
crown ~ silvery white hair which dis
tinguished her among the other women
or her set-and uncertain age
~ lust tho right moment when she
was slightly bored with tho common
places or tho ballroom. when the first
favor ~ the dancing hsd departed
hc bad rescued her from the 'diotic az.
tcntious ~ = worshiping youth and ear
rie1 her off 80 q secluded nook in the
conservatory which he had previously
marked foi the purpose
Here. amid the tinkle Of fountains
aud the plasb or goldfish in the marble
uu9iu' w w" ''' 'N,'ir>
room. amid the heavy scent Of exotic
flowers aud the pure fragrance "
count'ess 'oses' "iVusn"i so'e"iu''
ouu soni'N n't ue'. ~ "S pec"uns
'ohes' "SNeu Lucia CT 'es'e' W
"ui'! u'ui
tue result - I'M, was 'i't Nnen
tneN pallcu ioW h'uTS later LUCIA
WIS "e'iih- ''EVd'" "er ''Oe Nhite
grove tnc cusI'Ncu e'net"iu N"ico was
Tue 'rldiuono' cnSosciuehI il.s VI tpe
Jones-periichS anu i''ousupF hau
her PROMISE lhat w 'he opptoeCuihs
ino'on summer 'neN Wouiu no married
All thls had been the result or care
tul planning anu almost paihtu' iore-
thought on the part OF Niiloughpy
ionesFberrlck' he ma" nNed iorIS'
pine years of his life IN the hrm de
termination '" dle bachelor lie
loved To" Wen Inc luxury 81 hNlpg ior
himself alone to share ms liberal IN
come With VIE VINO OF best might
shine brilliantly M costly entertain
mcnts aud deplete fortune which
was ample Tor prudent bachelor.
Ana IN ms httieth year MS puslhess
agent reported tnat those sources
whence came ms inhefited Income were
IN danger ~ total elimination, even
now were divided by one'ha't' and
there was no escape from me impend'
ing doom ot poverty except GOOD
marriage. Inc Impending uoom was
secret between Nil'oushby anu MS
agent me iuen OF 'he Good marriage
was NilioushpN own. Vuietly nc
hsd gone ABOUT N. aiu the result was
most gratifying inere "ou'd he no
cause ior "ohoerment 'oat the ricu
ciupmnn spoulu marry one OF the ricb
cst WIDOWS III toWh
80 Tue 'ast ot Tue Jones Derricks
orea"''N consumer se'era' Go'u uppeu
cisa'e''es WINE I'VE pouuereu 'ne eu
'apt'ses VI '"e ne" Wv 'n't ""uiu
49, "neu w "sSu",ou 'he nespons'
p''s - v''n. nu'" SYLVESTER ,'
se.onu .u,o',,u ~ ""S y ,e,s peas
49, -. .u.,'y =, ,',,,'i ,,.'. ,Iu.la o.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
HE Snlemn EnnIishman.

An bnglshman in New York cot IN
car aud sat opposite 10 lady who had
u very peculiar loolting child IN her
arms. An awfully funny tyokinu hid 1t
was, and the man could mol keep his
eyes away from II. He would luuk ut
1t, look away and thep hook bark again,
absolutely fascinated 10y IT, II was az
ugly
finally the mother became very much
annoyed over the mans rudeness and
leaned over and said TO him. Rubber"
a look OF relief came over the Eps,
iishmon's face as lie exclaimed
Thank heaven. madam thought
1t was real."-New York American.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
KEY 20 Pu--l.5om

No. Slci Behesded Words r-ouncc.
table. snail. learn Gash. u"u".
No 20c@a Riddle Deep Box.
: Heart
Va. 2o2S -Cbsrsds Trip he Kate
Tripiicate
No. @U2i-TransmulatiouS \ yelled
-ayailed 81 ample-eXample -
Iei 6ned-dedued ] g, let--islel. u ste
-datc IL 4 pounded-eXpouudcd. tE'
10 Observation-Disclosures
VI. .Ue5 Numerical Enigma Eman-
cipstlou proclamation Words Inn.
aim. car. loop. c,Ht. name. pi'.
No .U@G iiaGonal-Storm- Cross
worls small utter. floor store, ste9m.
No 3U27 ~ Question OF Time. \
qusrter lo tour
NJ. CO.'S -Charades Wind lss-
wiudaSs . Hem lock-h emlo,k
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

Rsh~sa a. frH 80 SD ssi-s snl -
|, t~E- 70 vsi-r
Rstc.f s. srri-e - furniture and
g. 1crS r1rrHiug C-pEtls
Rshrs5 sI-r ucgusk End 80 81
i-,-
Bs5sssd o. go s1.-s edge ~ SAN G-j
g, -c7i ucsn.n- % Esin bT lsbos-
Eerss1 q issy- ugi and - -si
suewU r-oc
Es-csd ~ SHv sui 90 slH--s
tairg
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
No. 2o24.-Trsn.mu,,tior,.

Example When u H. coin II f.
proper-D ceut-Dccent
When the letter 4 is slightly covered
u has been of use.
when X is large il IS model.
when u has suffered pccuDi1ry pun
ishmsUt =, is explained
When the letter is routed It II a
small island
When y satisfied its hunger II he
came n time
when y hammered it WIS inter
prete1
When N initiated doG II vcnt on
board boat
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
- oos2-e,soi..

a. rt- fHs lsrH
o. rrsLr~ ar sc-r Se--fT-
~ -swe re- E'vc1 - ths sea
A. 20 tr-uEr' from son tc 80
20
81 rhsrggier vel AguwH in TIC
drsmstil -"rIi am hailed with de-
80 hy y-nur and old - ChristmsS
TINE t-gf cm aisu received with tE-
nilaticu 81 sl seasons a. the year ]
su sfrays found nutdcors among the
icI eliest -orFers and yet never leave
TIE sbeIreT 4 the house % entertsiH-
ueut ! am great Traveller and have
teen 81 over the discovered giol'o
III
an the iBncFmovi and the hidden
7 am sI-o'.eu 81 lightly. yer my action
s protested by every nian mss loo
inside ~ iaper. cloth. metal or glass
! stand fcr affection ! have motion
and - o.. tor years without care
Youths Companion
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
QUAR- Ct,stop,

An Englishmsn went 10 Paris, where
be stayed for some time. When he
returned to bis home friend asked
him how he bad liked France
"A besstly country" he replied per.
fectly beastly They know nothing
there. They don't even know bow TO
talk. Why. they coll bread 'painr"
But" his friend said that is the
French word for bread
ooh. know that! But why should
they call II that? II really is bread.
ron know. Every body's,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
Ne. 2o23.-Charad,.

= her husband she said just 70 he r.
re s-sin
Fer rr- fret nov 20 Europ- let's 20 for
awhile
And ny second they acted when there
Ger ard oer.
Pretending they often had been there be.
tore
Returning she said Cali ne Katherine
uC-
-Ti- mors dignined than m third. you'll
allow
For ny whole sou cen chooas shy object
v~J please.
But take three % kind and you'u guess
n with ease
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
The Land Of PuZZledOm

sueinsT tl,ir iia-,'asi i.it.rs. begin
nius With Tire lcp ivft hand letter sud
ending uith tbe .oUey nsht hard letter
wiu spesi seUlerhin- W. have fre-
QusHtiy during toe winter mouths.
TIE Cruss-u-ds are ! Little. {. To
sGess : Something We Tals upon.
A plscs where -,sg-ls srs ssPt for sale
: Eni wv
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
Breakfast Rolls,

uip together full teaspoonful OF
baking powder. pound " -four and =
smsil issspooDful ~ salt; rub two
ounces ~ butter into n. mix II quickly
WITH hslf pint ~ buttermilk or skim
milk. make the dough up into little
rolls. set them Oh well Toured baking
I'm and bake for ten 70 afteen min.
u,es. When bali baked brush over
With milk
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
There Are More Foolish Buyers
Than Foolish Sellers. Why ?

CIt YOU bad something tor sale YOU would Know
rrst what the article cost YOU and second Just
what YOU wanted for 1t. You would not sell II
10 The 6-st person irving TO huy It unless yoc
c0lld ge, you- price.
CBut are YOU IS careful - buyer. MO't people
are not. and from this lack OF care arises much
co-7plani That which j. done hastily Is usually
10; well done what At irs; glance seems TO be
wool turns out 10 he shoddy shapely garment
loses is II after the trst laundering, and SO on.
Bad ware Is never cheap. Do YOUR shopping
with thought and care.
Read the advertisements OF the reputable meT.
chant. advertising in THE CALUMET NEWS:
read them closely and persistently every DAY;
shop with these merchants and YOU viii have no
causes Tor complaint.
,.-s-.gr.. ~ Q q E=.--z.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
New York oroilsd ov.,.,.

Drain the oysters and season wiz
salt and pepper Dip first into soften
ed butter and then roll In brea dcrumb,
Arrange In fine wire broiler. pIacs
over a clear frs and broil a light brov,
Serve with maitre dhotel sauce.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
No. 2o25.-Numorical Enigma.

In this puzzle the key words are pic.
tured. The answer. containing twenty
four letters. is the name Of famous
decree st. Nicholas
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
&c. ES-charsd.s

NV bg,t o. 81 currsut ~ sir. my
EecoDd Is =.T' auj my whole IS
macbiu, foT Iftiug or pulling
= NJ Urst tho border ~ gar
meut. mT eerend Is tp fseien aud my
whole j. 2 bind ~ Tree
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
No 1och..--Dlauonsl.

This diagonal confirms i've words cf
fivo letters each " the words are
rightly guessed and written one below
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01
~. rn,--A Question Of T,m,.

a rsr-s- so criitrsri sixfs~r
-s1 tfs tstt-st srBng iaInb ir his
20.
To tlltts go tfrre rrifIreu between
WAT rust - rts tinls p, tre clock
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

Two notable weddings vf an inter
rational character ate scheduled Tor
ths week The first will take place In
PARIS On Monday, vnen Miss Helena
-tallo. vino inherited half 81 the inn
meuse fortune left by her grandfather,
tho late Alexander Mcdonald Of Gin
cinati and New York, viii become the
bride Of Prince Michel Murat, neph-
as Of tile ex- Empress Eugene.
The second wedding win be that OF
Miss Eleanor Douglas Wise. daughter
~ Mrs. Frederick May Wise of Balti-
more. and the Due de Richclicu. whose
mother. now tic wife or Prince Albert
~ Monaco. WIS Miss Alice IIeinc oil
New Orleans. The wedding ceremony
viii -" performed Saturday noon In
the Baltimore cathedral. Cardinal Glib
bong officiating.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

DR.. H. Allen Upper. 10 years pas
tor OF Calvary Baptist CHURCH, Brook
lyn, n Y, has resigned.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

--as- Important conventions % the
v+-, rl ne'1-e the meetings Of the
--'-rrs'.rrai Association Of Bridge
.-1 Structural Iron WORKERS in In
.-sr4py-fa r1e National Association
~ Ia Ifas' Taiiprs and Drcssmakers In
SOS YORK city. tine hardwood Manu-
fa.'Irsr- AEEcc " ton Of the United
state no Cincinnati. aud tho Tntcrna-
torsf a--gciotiyr " Master House
Painter and Decorators. iu Denver
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

Tho season of social functions at
Tie Enrlish court viii bc usherci ,n
Tuesday nith the holding Of the first
Icvee ~ ~ James Palace Three
days later the grst oiplomatic aud OH
cisl court RECEPTION viii take place at
Buckingham palace.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

grounding will his shadow this
the ID Of February he comes out Of bis hoe
- We've never come said doubiugy
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-02-01

Probing Tire beginning 81 Lent the
nfst iay day u the week VIII DC dc
visited 'g the sHnua. Mardi Gras ccle-
iratous iu New Orleans and in sew
eraI other cities 81 the south.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-09
Eng ish Heavyweight Champion
Anxious for Bout with
Luther McCarty.

"Bombarder" Wells, the heavyweight
champion of Great Britain arrived in this
country on the Cunard liner Mauritania
yesterday. Wells was accompanied by his
wife and his manager, Jim Maloney. He
announced that he was here to box the
best man in the country. Luther McCarty
the white heavyweight champion. pre-
ferred If McCarty could not be induced
to meet him any Of the topnotch boxers
would be welcome.
Wells said that the trip was ono or
the toughest he had ever experienced In
any OF his travels. and there were times
when he believed the big ship would
plunge to the locker OF Davy Jones. He
was not III, but his wife was not so ia
vored Mrs Wells intimated that while
she did not object to her husband follow
ing his chosen profession, she would be
glad when he forsook the roped arena and
returned to the nreside.
I'm here to box all the American
heavyweights." Wells said. and I'm espe-
cially anxious to meet this chap McCarty.
He Is the champion of the white men, and
as | am champion of Great Britain,
bout between US would about settle the
question OF supremacy among the white
men. | would like to meet Jack Johnson,
but the Zig negro seems to be IN bad
grace throughout the world. and with the
possible exception OF Paris, there is no