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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1913-07-18

Some twenty young people from
Boomers Ferry attended the de
lightful surprise party given Miss
Venice Digman at her home at
Moyie Springs last Thursday night.
Dancing was the amusement of the
evening. Delicious refreshments
we're served late in the evening",
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
MoundsviIIe Briefs.

One convict was discharged from
the State penal institution yesterday.
having served ont his sentence.
W. X. &. H. W. C. G. Myers. OF
Twelfth street. has been appointed
Waterman In the NarTows. above this
city, for the H. a .. company.
&. Guv Musser. Of the Second ward
school at Clarksburg. is spending a
few days here. transacting businss
Elsewhere in these columns will he
found full particulars regarding the
Chautauqua doings last evening.
Mrs. J. Il. Baker and sons left yes
terday FOR Cambridge. O.. where they
will spend n few weeks with friends
and relatives
Prof. !. Marsh. who was TO have
lectured AT the school hall last even
ing. was unable to get 70 this city.
Miss Maggie McGrsw. who has
been spending the past few months az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
RESINOL CURED
ITCHING ECZEMA
Ysars Of sur.rLna-lmm.a.r,. a.l.,

years o. ouHerina -inmeota Relief
Cleveland O. juno 800.
About '.Eaf sears ago mv hands
would g"i trrt rod then little bIistcrs
would com" uitn nu BOZ them They
would Itch. and burn su that rorfI
N"f sleep 90 diI need. etcrythir.
rnonIf fold mo about. and III klnda af
h'"ud treatment hut they did mo no
GOOD wore ouf dozens ~ pairs 2
fuhheI glove USING them when work.
inE n sa''r. and Hill The eczema
stayed
About three Years fEo Z read about
F"sinoI SOAP and Hcslnol Ointment.
ana ~ once bought some At the dug
Tore Ih't gave mo immediate relief.
fud after using two Jars 81 Rcs.nYI
ointment aud q cake ~ RcainoI soqp.
] can honestly say that my hands Ere
cured Do h1s been three years a.
ready sIuC" am cured and the
"c7ema has not reformed really
can't say enough about Resinol :"
'~iEnedI Nf- Chss y Wlnchest.r
'.nf Carroll Ave
H'fi'r proof etcn shan such a ,.t.
ier ie to frv Resiuol yourself and SO
how quickly tho trouble disappears
h".Inol Ointment and ResinoI S1sp
"r' old ht $50 druggists Frco trial
Nepf n K"sinol. Baltimore. sd.
Nd,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

Newark. o. with friends and relatives.
has arrived home.
Mrs. &. G. Newman and Mrs. H NJ.
Bottome left yesterday morning for
a six-day trip around the lakes anu
Niagara Fails.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. a. Weaver. who
have been touring Europe, arrived IN
New York CITY on Tuesday and will
get here tomorrow evening
DIR. and Mrs. A. J. Hiatt. OF Hunting
ton. are spending a few days with rel
attNes and friends in this city.
Many local persons WILL go to the
Jacktown fair this morning. where
good racing Is promised
Mrs. ". +. Johnson and children
are spending a few days at Barnes
vile. O.. with friends and relatives.
Mrs Nellie Drew and daughters. OF
Indianapolis. Ind, arrived in this CITY
Tuesday and will remain with friends
and relatives for few weeks.
Mrs. Harry Il. Thatcher and son are
spending a few days at the camp
grounds hotel with Mrs. ). A. Thatch-
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith and son
VIII return To their home at Chilli.
Gothic, o. after spending the past few
days with friends and relatives in this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

stocks as security lie took 81 shares
~ Sl"" par ana n. certificates r..
NAMED pinned 20 LIS note during the
nve years existence Of the bank
The state Industrial commission
yesf' rday appointed Mrs Maud Muir
ray Miller e Memb. OF the new state
board OF cen~CIs for moving pictures
Sh" Is a Columbus Newspaper woman
and formerly worked a. Springfield
on Governor COx's newspaper there
81" Las be- q writing a series Of
socio.Orical articles here and has a..
raci"d Wild" attention through ono.
She already Is a member az tho star
hoard OF visitors 10 th" several state
penal and reformation institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
MOUNDSVILLE
County reaehets In.:.tnt..

p. Mar bal county t-.rhars ins''-
tI'". which hr- been Ir session In tho
auditorium "' '.t Central school
build. ln -... city ls prOgf. ssinE
along very nicely ana S. predicted 20
'" '-' largest anu most profitable
'a- IN oyer L.id in Tho county
d uunfy superintendent Harry Mellow
Oh has charge 81 the meeting and
ls being ably assisted by I - Wood
ley. Of FairWOnf Following the ron
ditipn Of Oh" program yesterday after.
noon. ~" teacher went fu "A body
io fh" pr .on and through Tho courf
"-v ~ Ware. o. VI l. brown. they
w"r shown through the biE institution
IS splendid program has been ar
fanr"d for fh. afternoon and forof
TO" fh" meeting viii he broHrbt 10
\ dove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
conpI,te Wofk FrIdan-

To" work q Tepaving seventh
sff""t. between Grant and Jenerson
avenues which has been under con.
'ru'tun during the past week or
more. viii be- completed bv Friday
evening and will be- opened 10 tho
publ" To- travel on Saturday morn.
inr Great progress is b'iuE made on
ih" work % rho present time and me
mon are laying brick very fast The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

IU" Western Irlon Company is
placing general large clocks in tho
b3 .ur-. district hou.eH alonr So,
"uth street between Tumunsun ami
Lafayette assnu.. and each day at
tvclN" O'Clock noon tho clock siu
sll Do" -of hv Operator FULTON whom
a' char fu' in receive. fIn correct
finn. from Washington Tho tiock4
arc very Hffrarfl.c and % will enable
local per ou t0 g"' tho correct time
fa.. tat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

Contractor II. J. McFadden. of this
city. who is sinking the new air shaft
for the Hitchman coal works. back OF
Glendale. on the Bell farm. Is progress
ing along very nicely with the work.
and two shifts are being kept on the
job at the present time. The shaft Is
down about 80 feet at the present
time. Much delay has been expert
euced on account Of the first hole
which was drilled TO keep the water
running, had become clogeed and sew
eral feet of water had collected in the
shaft. making ii almost impossible 10
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
His OF Woman

Many women suffer miserably from
chronic constipation. causing nervous
ness. dizziness and sallow complexion
They Will find that Chamberlain's
Tablets invariably bring relief. These
tablets are easy 10 take and pie asant
in effect. For sale by all Dealers
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

Won. "fvll.- wore held voc
''|'H. .riu.ng o. tho fearI.ra' fnzff
.V' "I.'h d. m session hero. for rs
j.. NlahHlr@ ans VI Curtis. tao
teachers WHO died within fb. ,s.,
vea' = " H.no read Do. I'd. olufior
on Tho death Of Nr Manning and tho
cutlery V1s Utnu tr y King Of
Nc hoch"r prof % g. Uo-urorq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
Case Poatponed

tn" case OF Peter Pachalis. which
vas to have been tried before Squire
=. VI LOWS Yesterday. charged with
threatening violence upon one Joe
-tanaNIrh. has been postponed until
next Saturday evening The hearing
viii be- started promptly at 7 90
O'Clock and -cveral witnesses have
been summoned 20 appear In the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21
Stole GasoI-n,.

som" uu. uoWu thieves stole = guan-
'ty ~ Ea-uirr" from the wagon 10.
'onEinl 'o Tie STANDARD OF COMPANY.
"HI'h Na, let Standing 10 the vacant
store. on Lafayette avenue. last Tua-.
day evening Tho lotss on tho valves
"''" broken. and if could not DO
learned ipU much rI-ulruo .,ae taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

ioiu a. Bowen. cashier % the do
fInrr sugar Grove BANK. ~ Surar
Grove. O. was arrested bore on
chang" a. emh. lzliu. $500 I.OWen
.ay- 'hr' when fh. bank was organ
ilrI A" wac .ekDI to irv.-f in Its
stocks ii" said %" had no money
but was tod that be- could borrow tb-
money from DO" bank and deposit 10"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

read the resolutions on Nj Curtis
and follow q u by short cu!ogy
Hnd D." wa followed By Miss Whorton
Of Film Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

during their stay on the creek and the
fsh stories will be going the ROUNDS
On a few davs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

Folowinc IN" birth Of her seven
te"rth ouilG Mrs John D'Donn, %.
aged 20. died late last nighi I'm a hos
p.faI. I'll" dag before her sister. Mrs.
No;d Fulton. died a. Wa-hinlton e..
30 and Yesterday her nephew. Harry
NIfp1y died from tub. rculoSis here.
tn" child which was born shorty
h'for" its mon,her's death is doing
nicely hospital attendants say II-nf
OF her children and her hu- band sur
we Dor. ~h" was O'Donueii'- second
y f.. h.- FIRST wife swing birth 20 u
-l.lll-l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

road viii be in excellent shape when
completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-08-21

J. \. r m. father Of e-yesrold Dor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
GEORGE STOVALL
GETS THE AXE
Depossd as Manager of Browns
by President Johnson

Chicago, MAY S.--C;corgc Stoval has
been doposed from the management
OF the st. Louis Browns 10y President
Johnson of the American league i'm add
ditiun 10 the indefinite suspension as a
player previously announced as pun
lshmcnt for his insults to Umpire Fer
Suson in Saturdays game with Glove
land.
The sentence, one of the most dras-
tic imposed for misbehavior ON the
diamond in recent years, was not de-
cidCd on until Mr.. Johnson had re
ccivcd ana carefully digosted the writ
ten report of the outbreak made 10y the
umpire involved and had weighed the
probable effect of the punishment the
probable effect of the punishment on
the PLAYER manager and on the St
Louis team
Umpire Fcrgusons mail report, MIR
johnson said. substantiatcd in detail
the accounts of the affair circulate
by the press associations The trou-
die started over a strike called 10y the
umpire and Stovall kicked until eject
ed from the game. Leaving the field
StoNall grabbed the umpire'S cap and
threw ii on the ground. Not satisfied
with that form of indignity the Brown
manager, after securing his players
glove from the bench, walked past
Ferguson and deliberately spit on the
coat of the umprcs uniform.
This conduct. which probably would
have resulted i'm a long suspension for
amy player undoubtedly will cost Sto
vail his managerial berth permanent
~. That phase of tn, situation Prcsi-
dent johnson would not discuss. He
said he had informed both President
Hedges and former Manager Stuvall
ct his decision i'm the matter sinulta-
ncousv. bat declined To- speculate on
the future of the 81. Louis team. or
as to the probability that Hedges
would name Bobby Wallace acting
manager temporarily.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
ASKS STUDENTS
TO CHEER FOES
Cornell Coach Outlines New Code
Of Ethics for All Sports

Now York. May S.-Dr. Albert II.
sharpe. the Cornell football coach, in
uk on the Ethics of Sport" at
Ithaca. recently, said in part: Cheer
ladcrs get l,p at most inopportunc
dmcs / woald like to see it SO that
every deserving play should be chccr-
ed at the proper time, and without
pgJI a. which side it was on. The
chief trouble is that people get so de
srgUs of seeing their team win, and
So Interested IN watching one team
that they lose sight of the other, and
instead ol cheers we are likely to hear
creams when the other team does
good work. II would be better for tho
sport it much of the organized cheer
ng Was r"lcgalcd and brought OUT
nI} IN opp1rtmc tlme.
THE .tHc Of sport has risen To II
much higher plane during the last
fen years. u used to he more of a
get IN and win, even if YOU have To
MI the other fellow spirit, but the
entrance OF more college men into
athletics has annulled the effects 81
lls spirit to a great extent and
while this spirit stll exists, athletic,
have been put on a mere gentlemanly
basis because the contestants are
college men
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
COACHES COMING SOON.
English Cracks Who Will Look After
interests OF Yale.

New Haven. conn. MAY ~. lIar'
court Gold and q, NJ. Kirby. oxford
aud LeandCr coaches. arc due to- reach
New York. Nav H. on their way To- New
IIavou. where they viii coach the Val"
crew fur the Harvard Yale boat race
at Now London, June 20.
The Engishmcn will come directly
to New Haven from New York. In
their care will be the new English
shell. English rugged. ordered in jan
nary by Capt. Snowdon and Coach
Hartman and now drying in the shop
Of the famous builde. who has built
oxford and Lcander shells for years.
capt. Snowdcn said today that the
crew will leave New Haven FOR train
ing quarters at New London. June ..
The crew will spend the DAYS between
May f. and June > on the New Haven
harbor. Contrary to the usual rus-
tom. the crow men win take one cx-
animation in New Haven. the rest he
ing given in New London 10y instruc-
trrs sent from the university for that
purpose. This viii mean nearly u
weeks less training at New London
than former Yale crews have had.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
ONLY GLORY FOR MORAN.
NeCsrty Got All the Money in Their
Recent Bout

Ac" York. May ST YOU had Sc
8.'"d tho vocation of hghtcr, how
would YOU like to box ton hard
rounds, have Your right eye cut aud
'IS pulled and not receive a cent?
That was the lot tnat bcrcll l'raul,
Nolan n hjs bout with Luther Me
''rly at Gao ST Nicholas Athlete
,'' last week. lie didn't get a dol
'H Tor undyr the terms of his con-
Uad with the club. the gate receipts
"d not come up To TIE specified sum.
'Pr receipts amounted to $3,G3G. As
We hdu'gor- Of the II. Nichulas Ath
.'1r club had guaranteed MrCarty
A''0. lhcy had to make up the dit
r'h'e hriNruu the gate receipts aud
The SUM named.
MORAN Nas notified before he made
"''Shl for tn contest just what tho
'|''l's were aud that ne would not
.,''''r dollar If ne fought McCarty.
''S announcement was not conduc
1--WE To inslilIing courage into Moran,
,'' Tie look the financial blow with
we '"U'aec oi a stoio. shrugged his
.'o''''S ana said: "In keep faith
WIN the ciah ana the fans"
NE WAS IN a position To demand
sumo. E"ney from McCarty. or else
muse io &c. ON with the bout. The
athletic commission could not
e"" punished him for refusing to
,'"' Mul m refused to ask MCCarty
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
PICKS CORNELL TO WIN.
Michiaan Trainer Holds lthaoans ~
Very Hiuh Esteem.

Ithaca. y. Y. May Sin the opin-
ion of Coach Farrell of tie University
of Michigan track team. cornell mas
tie beet chance to win the coming IN
tcrcollegiatc track meet championship
Speaking of Cornell's chances var
tcIl PREDICTED I hat the lthacahs Wouio
take four first places with Keller w
the surints and Jones i'm the mile ana
the half mile. lie said ais" that nc
believed Cozzcns. Speidcn, halS'c'
and phillippi would win places.
OF his own team, Farrell said '''''
while he hardly hoped for victor.
he expects his athletes to improve
within the next three weeks, ana WIN
Han and craig back in the Inc tna'
they should make better snow n
than they did with Cornell on Satur-
IlN.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
DUBuC HAS FINE CONTROL.
Uses Only Three Motions and Finds
Pitching Easy.

Detroit. MAY S.--Jean Dubuc affirm.
itcs his success as an American
.eaguc pitcher To the fact that he can
deliver his curves. his slow ball aud
his fast ban with three dilfcrcst mo,
tons, anG have control of the bal! ~
his motions.
Year ago. when was pitching
with Notre Dame college, | learned
that speed without control was value
less; | always had pretty fair con,
troll OF my delivery, but with the ac-
quircG knowledge BEGAN pcrfeCtins
different deliveries and control of the
balI in each" says Jean.
III took years Of patient effort g.
acquire the delivery ! now have. but
/ believe it is one OF the least trying
ON the arm ana shoulder muscles, for
the reason that ! put the weight OF
my body behind the pitches, and 30
not depend on the strength of my
arm 10 send up a fast ball.
Il worked with my slow ball FOR
lIll 90 ltl''lllNS lfl'l' ''li' 80 =
course 10 il, and after that 1t took mo
three years to perfect the delivery"
Dubuc declares that his delivery
would be an ideal one for u left
handler inasmuch as hitting such u
hall FROM a left handed pitcher would
DO much harder. The ball would
come up To the batter on an "ntircN
now angle. and Jean insists that the
best batters in the major leagues
would h, puzzled
Various persons have been given
credit fer developing buhuc, and
among those honorcd Is Hugh Jcn-
ninps HuSh, however declares that
Dubuc alone is responsible.
Jean is ono of those players whH
never wastes moment" says Hush.
when he - ON the bench aud an
other man is pitching. the trcnchman
F, is always figuring what he would
threw the batter. What is more val
liable. he makes his comments aloud
and the Young pitchers on the club
can gain valuable hints by listening
To the sensation of l9l2.'
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
ENTER BASEBALL REALM.
SuHrsoists VIII Try To Get Support
OF Fans This Year.

Now york MAY Invasion pr
baEeballs realm is to hc tried 10y tJc
woman suhragists her, this summer.
In the hope of winning from the fans
como of the enthusiasm they show
for the national game To the support
uf The votes for women cause, sullr"-
gists are being urged To- attend every
baseball game wearing TN, colors OF
the cause, and to distribute sufirag'
Literature.
Also bo at ;he gates vhcn the men
come out" II is ur'cd, Tor they VIII
he good .uaturc, then and take your
literature quito amiahly." No mention
is made oi the possibility of gloomy
GAYS When tn home team goes down
Go humiliatiur defeat.
other lairs of the hunted male which
The women will scck cat during thr
summer are country Mrs, horse races,
balloon asccnsions. excursions and
moving picture houses.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
May BOOST TAX
RATE THIS YEAR
More Money Required for Neces,
Sary Improvements

When The LaWium council holds it's
adjourned meeting ON May 20. one of
Tho imnartar, ,s,,,,. ,.,..,,,...,,.. 60.
.or.tlo.,,i,n ..,,.,.
'''' wv '''' i'''p's"' '''''
I'M Ia" rate at inc village bc raised
rom one per cent To one and one
'Is''" PEI cent ON the assessed vaiua-
'IoH h'sIuehtS VINO ar" familiar win
''' CONDITION 'l the village arc of the
"''''il"h TINS cannot be avoided this
year, II the Improvements which are
'nS'I'''oIN necessary are brought
ABOUT.
ne Ordinary revenue of tho village
'''''S '"' current 'Np'hScS ana leaves
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
PHlLLles LOSE PROTEST.
Request That Two Giant Victories &c
Thrown Out DisalloNcd.

New York, May S-The New York
Nationals had no undue advantage
over the Philadelphia club in tro
games Played at the Polo grounds late
m April by reason of the fact that
there was hole scooped out of the
diamond back of the pitchers box.
This IL the finding of President
Thomas !. Lynch, of the National
league. On the protest of the Philadcl-
phia club. and he orders that the re-
suit of the games shall stand as play
cd.
The Philadelphia club protested the
games PLAYED April 20 and "a. alleging
that a hole several inches deep was
scooped out back of tho pitchers
Mate m violation of the rule which
requires the field 10 slope from the
pitchers plate to every base line.
New yorll Won the first game, to
! and the second to l.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
LhURIUM 5RGVITIEs.

social at her homo last evening FOR
the benefit of the First Presbyterian
Christian luj,avor \ splendid pro
gram vas rendered, the gathering be
,ug thoroughly enjoyed.
Miss Mary Mnligan has returned
from 81 short visit with friends in
Hamilton. ont
Joseph H. Reed Of Detroit, formerly
~ Laurium is a business visitor here
ior a few days
Miss Gussie Hoatsou has arrived
bonn, from hricf visit to Chicaco
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
MUsICALGs IN oscEoLA.

Miss Lonorc Linhoff. supervisor #
music In the schools of Osocola town
ship ls preparing for a series of in
tcrrsliu" WusiCalCs to be- given la
each &C the different schools ur Tho
township. Separate programs will u"
prepared Tor each Of these entertain.
mcuts. each school depending ON u.s.
own talent. The dates and other ar
ranrcmouts for these entertainments
will bc announced later
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
NEW CUB TRAINER THERE.
Exchange Of poppcry Stuff With Mar.
accr Evers Shows u.

Chicago. May S.-Dr Frederick Axe,
Hart who has succeeded Simmons ~
trainer Of the Chicago Cubs. proved
that he was Just ~ able to hold his
own with Manager johnny Evers Ne
his predecessor When Charles Mttr.
ply introduced the manager ana
trainer Evers snapped cut:
Ever play BALI" Hart looked the
peppery one over carefully and re-
piled; II never saw ball game I'm my
life. hut ! can perform an operation
for appendicitis
so can l." tartly retorted Johnny,
hut the patient would die"
We'll. then, YOU attend Ia the ball
PLAYING and I'll look after the appen-
dices' was Harris parting shot.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
coULoN TO MEET BRADLEY,
Bantam Champion Signs for Bout at
tt6 Rinusidc for May ~

Chicago, May S--Johnny Coulon.
bantam champion. this morning deli
uitoly accepted q match for May -
at Harry EDWARDS Olympia club of
the boy that is reported to have hcst-
cd kiG Williams there in q recent
match The weight is to be ll6 pounds
az the riuGslde.
Gouluu has received upward ur q
Go2ou offers for his services IN the
near future, bids coming from BROOK
lyn, New York, Philadelphia, Iiits-
burg and Atlanta. Ga. lie intends 20
rick out the best Of these and meet
all Corners within the next two months
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
knechtges Funeral.
Collins.
SACRED HEART ALUMNI.
Officers for 1913 EIeetcd-Will Give
Rcccptiou Soon.

Monday evening. May 9th, the :. ~
II. =. alumni ucld q meeting at which
ARRANGEMENTS were completed for e
social tu bc given "Wednesday evening.
May lllh. in the high school auditor
ium
The election 90 officers resulted as
fellows.
President James Eoll-
Vice urcsident-Francis Roehm.
Secretary Jessie Munroc.
Treasurer Rose Lang.
committee was also appointed To-
arrange for the reception Go hc ten
a,rcd u honor Of the prospective grad
uatcs rf 10.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08

Mullin, Zamloch and Stanasc. Gibson
Two-base hit-Woltcr, New York.
st. Louis. Mo-, May S-Philadclphia
loat ST Louis yesterday in a East
played game Brown and Mitchell
pitched good ball
Philadelphia ...2OO1O0O00-3 q
ST. Louis 90. ....O002 % u
Batteries--Brown and Lapp. Mitch
ell and Alexander Throc-basc hit
Williams, ST Louis. Home runs
Baker Philadelphia; Austin, ST Louis
Chicago. rll. MAY Washington
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-08
WOULD POSTPONE MEET.

oxford. Enrland. MAY S.-Thc atm
letlc authorities At oxford anu N""'
bridge universities have declined 'ne
challenge from Harvard and faIe UNI
versities for track and Held meet at
the Harvard stadium In June because
Of lack of neces sary funds at that date
aud bccause examinations viii then
be- I'm progress. They Suggest ''P-
tcmbpr rs more suitable.