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The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

Denver. = Celesta. the 4.year-old
daughter Of Sempronius and Resis. re
pested her victory In the opening
handicap by capturing the Denver City
handicap At Overland Park wsdnes
day The trip of . mile and IN eighth
with the top weight d ii0. was nothing
more than . romp for her. She Jus
titled the confidence placed In her BY
the public. who sent her 10 the post
4 10 favorite. by coming down tho
wire six lengths to the good. Behind
her was Lady Panchita, who ran .
splendid race, ana Orlin Kripp. Ascoad
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03
JERRY TAKES TWO PtuncEs
D,viWO ttsrss aaslsss . Lee q rrsSbts
for lsN0shsrswsea u Nsesh River
Pier, IN New Vert.

New Ycek.-Troubls was made for
the longshoremen on Pier 50. North
river. while the Anchor line steamer
Campania. from 0lassow. was dock
ing. BY Jerry, the diving truck horse.
taking . header Oh the end Of the
pier to cool himself. After swim.
ming around and giving two or three
powerful neighs 70 lot al hands know
where he was. Jerry came hack to
the pier and waited to b. hauled up.
This was accomplished after much
labor. BY putting big slings under
Jsrry's huge bulk and heavins him ~
with two electric winches. When Il
was all over. the men let 90 the equine
diver for . minute. and Jerry went
over again with loud splash, nearly
taking three men with him who we're
holding on TO the ropes. This time
Jerry started 10 swim out toward Ho-
boken until no was scared BY the
weird means Of the siren on tho nre.
boat Thomas wiliett. and he swan
hack quickly TO the pier. where he
was finally hoistsd Mp again. high and
dry. and made fast with heavy ropes
70 . stout Iron pillar.
Jerry 10 . tall. wsll-buIlt steed. and
usually b occupied In hauling broken
stone from the dumps along the river
front when be 10 unharnesssd for .
time 10 loves TO sneak down 10 the
Cunard piers and jump Into the ~,
tar. This h bis third bath this sum.
mer, Bill. the Waterman, said.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

Denver.-- 0eorge 3. etmonton. 81
manager Of the Rocky Aountaia Firs
UaAsrwriters' Association. who Hved u
ees0 Clsrmont street, Denver. commit.
pa suicide ~ drinking poison In CITY
Dark. He vas past grand master Of the
Aasoas q Colorado and high N Knight
TsnDlasy.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

New York. - Theodore Roosevelt
who returned 70 America upoh the I'm.
perstor "Wednesday. vigorously dsfend.
ID George w. Perkins. chsirnaa of
the Progressive national executive
committee. whoss rssisnatioa % chair.
man vas denaa6s1 rscsatly by Anos
Pinchot, who declared that Perkins
affiliation with certain blg business
interests made him unfit 10 hold his
position. "whsa thsy Rad Perkins
out" said Coloasl Roosevelt. "thsy
YIN have 10 rsad NJ oat. ton.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

osevssa kisv dives Throne % Sen
Bslgra1e. osrvia. King Peter ! o'
osrvh vas reDogted - have abdicated
the thsoss b fAver q ~ sscoas 800
pSlnee Aloxsn1oe. astsi
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

IN NATIONAL Foagsrs o. COLO
RAoo AND WVoMlao.


western Newspapsr Union News Services.
Denver.-Plans are well under way
leading 10 the complete restockiAg q
al trout streams end lakes throughout
the national forests Of Colorado. wyo-
ming. and South Dakota within .
period OF nine years. 10 the statement
given out BY local forestry officiale.
This announcement 10 made followins
tho communication Of cooperative ~
rangement between the bureau OF
fisheries and the forest service who're
by the former agrees TO furnish the
accessory fish fry for distribution 70
the. various forests. Under the terms
Of the agreement. shipments Of fry viii
be directed to railroad stations nearest
the waters to be stocked 20 that -
many streams ~ possible may be sup
piled for central point The planting
Of all fry will be performed BY forest
officers with view Of making the
most effective distribution and OF
keeping close check on the results Of
the work.
According TO local officers. II II
estimated that approximately twenty
million trout fry Of the brook. rainbow.
and blackspotted varieties viii BE-
needed to meet the requirements Of
all the waters adaptable to the pro
duction Of trout, Of which number the
bureau OF fisheries 10 prepared to sup
ply something over four and . half
million this year and q gradually de-
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03
VILLA TO ATTACK eAaaASzA.


Rebel Chles Weporteo Nesoy 70 osetke
n net PVT In supreme Control.
Torreon. Mex.-Generai villa. 70,
lowing hia latest clash with Gen. Car
rama, arrived In T0rreon and Is with
drawing bis entire army back from IN
eatecas His friends predict that Wills
will open war on the Carranya forces
and grab control of the Consultations
alisl movement. He said the campaign
to the south had been abandoned tcm
porarily. and that before he took tho
field again he would have q conference
with tho sesWsa Of General CarranEa
lie was non-commitial. but his attt
tude wss o6s N open defiance. snd u
Is regarded a. certain that wills will
demand that hs he placed IN snpreIns
command n tho rel,~i army.
villa has contr0l AZ sbont $500 men
within radius os fIffy miles n Tor
reon. and that casnnmhrrs by 5000
the remaind~r Of tho rehrl fighting
force. including tho harrison NJ Jaares
and the guaFd scassercd slons tho bos.
der. In alNn mss control NJ I'LL tho
arms and anmWnitiom NJ thu r~hels
TINT Ia really worth whtle.
wife q aatateaev 0eeisssd tsesNs.
Fort Ceoltaa. C0s0.--On t~sitmoay
that she thssasswssd t0 hsrs Wp her rir.
teen yesr. ~ dnughtss MRrsucrtta.
Mrs John B,clS1r. wife II ths Osr
man pasies u t.ovcisnd. was hsssaht
hcre and sdtsdxsd lssanc N the
County CaMrl. Nhs wnH s0mmIttel -
the STATE aayvuR ~ D'setln
Thrse els N Nsesss City eirs.
ksnsaa CAy.--ts1ward M0aahaM,
aged N: L. LeanNn. ~. and Nich0lss
zamwslt. u. wesn bsrscA 10 Aeaah
= fisa ~ 1poleavGA 3 llvesy seat1a
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

With s0.000.000 tons Of orr In sight
In the Chino Copper Company mines
Il assurance the concern has long
lease Of existence.
The Carlsbad on 4 Gas compsny's
well has attained = depth Of 1000 feet
Is thought encouraging for oil though
ssrcst depth will BE- necessary TO TAP Il.
While temporarily lost In the MoGo,.
lon mountains. Jack and Floyd Alex
ander. two experienced prospsctorA
recently located Z prominent quartz
outcrop of mineral In cahOn sixty
niles north a Silver City. The iedss
ID ten feet wide and the assays a suld
gratifying. Theodore Carter. . wen
known mining engineer has taken .
lease and bond on the discovery.
WvsmisO.
n. G. Heplip In drilling the firth "a
well near Lander for the Hudson con.
pany.
According to the oil men. Byron has
the largest gas well In the country
yielding iS.ooo.ooo cubic feet a sas
daily.
Tue oatput of Wyoming ihinss n
tho calendar year 1913. according -
Charles w. Henderson, II the Units1
States Geological Survey. was os+.iol
In eold. e67 ounces Of silver. and 49,
sas POUNDS AZ copper. with . total va
ue 81 est.t7t. as compared With ga.
2as In sold. s6s ounces a silvsr. o..
$50 pounds Of copper. and . teal vak
~ d es6.Sse. In 1919.
Liehs al II . character t1eueien1
with the MI a. Casper and the ~
Horn. basin has been IocAta1 ~ IT,
Hudson Oh Company. three Ul1se
Aovthesst Of Lander. aeceeatns 70 -
cent Information rsesiveA q to eelSes
a tho state Rso,oGiss 10 IN capeea1
buildtnG nj Chsyeane. Aceoe11ns -
the isfnsmatioa fiied. ths 81. vhleA
Ia q IN exceptionally Nigh orn1s. ~
stsuek u . depth u l.oee fest aal y
rusniaG ssvssty.sivs hasrsls ~ ~.
AstseNo.
Il h announced thas . eeaeeasssts
q so toaa Aaliy capacity = = -
bsilt at The Thsss \ mtns = ne pnln
Roaia district.
ouatsy hsuthsss have taksn . -
o. the Wslheves ntsss go - Haee
bsvry. 49, viii sesa have : eneos =
Ueo q woet = tAAO.
Oeeeos naoes has taksa . ~ Q
~ ruWim nlnes y veasee l1E11on1
- IN - enee eQooo - oGoQogoo
M . eeuoeseses - 49, mnG11D
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

RvsslaN ANsbasssass ckeeeW.
Washingtou. -0eorse 7. Nayre Of
San Francisco. has been sslectsd BY
the President 10 b. ambassador TO
Russia.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03
ssys sasks Astasksd MIN Win Al

n.y. UUukO NvSos3O0 WIN WIN M
Darstown. N. J.-0ilbert 8. 6huts. .
reputable Salem county farmer. d.
clares that . six-foot snake attacked
him with bis own AZ Wills hs was 1t
work on his farm. 6huts was trimming
cut fence corners. 20 he says. whsa BE
stirred . whitsthsoatcd blacksnaks.
tbs snake showed nSht ard shsts
hurled IN AZ q 10 bead. Ths Snake.
be ssys. coilsd around the handis a
the ~ and iunsea q him. ~ and Ill.
shuts Gays hs killed the snake With .
fence stalks.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03
Ysy.a vsts.e4 Tea Ysees.

yargo. N. D.-ros nsasly ~ yeafu
the village q Well. with . Dspulatiea
u lse. Aas bssa essapiag taxatiea. %.
eosdiag 10 Q. \. Kesifsky. secretary q
ehs state ta1 eemnissaoa. AlthsugA
The town was DlaGte1 - ysass go
Ne owner fails1 y record ~ Dlsl.
The state tax eem0isstoa Vim begtn
ou1e - reeovee bask taxao.
The Dolores star., 1914-07-03

London.-The duke Of Tcck. accom-
panisd by ANAL military missioa. II
cludlns . field marshal Of the Britisl
army. will represent King George .
the funeral OF Archduke Francis -
dinaDd.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
FAVORS 100 POUND
PARCEL POST LIMIT
Postmaster General Sees Big Fu-
ture In Store for Service

Washington, Jan. Ij.-Postmaster
General Burleson is in favor Of in
creasing the weight limit of the parcel
post to one hundred pounds.
The one hundred pound weight limit
has no terrors for me- he declared.
He expressed the belief that six
hundred million parcels viii be trans
ported I'm the mails In the year begin
ming July one next, the revenue from
which is estimated at approximately
ten cents each.
Burleson is urging AN amendment to
the post-otiice appropriation bill pend
ing in the House that the maximum
amount each individual may deposit In
the Postal Savings bank be increased
TO one thousand dollars.
1--WE could take care OF deposits of
seventy-iive dollars without AN added
dollar cost said Third Assistant Post
master General Dockery.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
STRIKERS IN SOUTH
AFRICA LOSE GROUND
Leader and 800 Besieged Com.
rades Surrender to Police

johannesburg. Jan. lj-AIthough The
struggle between employers and trades
unionists in South Africa continued
doggedly, there were indications today
that the strikers were losing ground.
Secretary Balm, of the federation of
trades, who. with three hundred fol-
lowers, is besieged by the police IN
the trades hall. sent cut an cmissary
this morning, requesting an interview
with Prime Minister Botha, who re-
piled that drastic measures would be
employed if the occupants did not
surrender without violence.
Along the Rand the situation was
reported satisfactory t. the govern
lnent
Add DRASTIC
Later Balm and his three hundred
comrades surrendered Internationally
to the police. Balm and ten others
were jailed
The railroad strike showed signs of
collapsing this afternoon when $50
men applied for -instatement at
Braamfontein.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
DISCUSS SINGLE TAX REFORM.
DISCIPLES Of Late Henry George Gather
in National Capitol.

NashingtOn, ID. c., Jan. l5.--DtsCi
pies o., he late Henry George gather
'd at the Raleigh Hotel in this city to-
udE Ter a general conference on the
single tax, with particular reference
To che Joseph E'cls Fund of America
commission. This commission devoted
To propaganda for single tax reform
was created several years ago by JOS
eph Fels of Philadelphia, who has
agreed To duplicate every dollar sub
sellhcd To aid i'm the movement in
America. The founder has established
similar funds in Canada. England
denmark and Australia.
y number of single tax advocates OF
national prominence are to address the
conference, the sessions of which will
continue until Saturday. Among them
are Daniel Kiefer OF Cincinnati, A. Il.
Du Pont of Cleveland. Jackson II. Rails
''h OF Washington, Charles II. lnger-
So'' watch mapufacturer: Lincoln
''e'i'hs the magazine writer and
"'orgc y. Knapp of Pueblo. Colo. who
INC recent campaign In that city
'"'l put the single tax system in op-
'd'ion there. The speakers will also
,"' ''ude Mr.. Fels. who is devoting IA
'''s' share of his immense fortune to
"'c spread of the single tax doctrine.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
FERRIS WIRES
THE PRESIDENT
Scores Reputed Statements of
Macdonald. Help Needed

Detroit, Mieh., Jan. 15.-lnformaton
has been received here that Governor
Ferris today telegraphed President
Wilson as follows in reference to the
strike stuation:
Senator Ashurst is reported to
have quoted the Michigan congress
man from the Twelfth district, as
saying that the district Of the Twelfth
Michigan is part Of the United States
where constitutional government no
longer exists that the right of citizens
under our constitution and laws are
everthrown; and that the laws and the
constitution are defed
''If the congressman from tho
Twelfth district said this, he said that
which is false in every particular;
that which is a traitorous insult to
his own district and the whole state.
"Attorney General Fellows and |
spent three days Of last week in the
copper country. Both OF us have been
in communication with the strike sit
uation. know what am talking
about.
Michigan asks that the truth be
told. Michigan has protected the life
and property Of all her citizens and
will continue to do so-Miehigan
needs no outside help"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
TO DEVELOP WATERWAYS.
Extension OF CALIFORNIA; Inland
Transportation to Be Considered.

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 18th.
Internal Waterways congress, which
assembled at the Commonwealth club
i'm this city today for y three days
session, promises to be a highly inter-
csting as well AZ large and innucn-
tial gathering. Delegates representing
every section Of California were on
hand when the meeting BEGAN its de-
liberationS. The special object of tho
congress is 10 devise Il plan for the
comparative development OF canal and
river transportation from the inland
district of California to the coast,
with Il view particularly to the fur
ther development of the sacramento
and San Joaquin valleys. The need
for such development is considered of
paramount Importance because of the
great influx of immigrants that is eX-
pcctcd TO follow the opening of the
Panama canal.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
POWERS TRYING TO PREVENT
FRESH BALKAN OUTBREAK

Bcnrc, switzerland, Jan. 15.-Ten-
sion in connection with the situation
in Albania is considered greater than
at any time proceeding or during the
recent Balkan war. according to au-
thoritative information in diplomatic
circles.
Various governments are directing
their efforts to prevent fresh Balkan
outbreak. Germany has suggested the
despatch of a mixed army of Austrian
and Italian troops into Albania i'm
order To avoid difficulty in deciding
which part of Albania should be oc
Cupied by Austria and which by Italy,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
TOWNSEND LEARNS TRUTH
FROM 10000 CITIZENS

WashingtpE Jan. 11.--relegrams
from the Calumet strike district, con
flicting in their statements. were read
in the Senate today. \ message to
Senator Townsend from committee,
which said it represented twenty thou
sand citizens of the Calumet district,
said the law was being enforced \
message to Senator MARITIME, from the
executive committee of the National
Socialist party, said a reign of terror
existed and demanded Il congressional
investigation.
Colorado Inquiry Sought,
Representative Heating, of Colorado,
urged President Wilson today To sup
port a congressional inquiry into the
Colorado strike, but Wilson would not
say what course he would pursue
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
SO ". F. OF M. LEADERS AND
MEMBERS INDICTED TODAY ON
THE CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY
PASTOR DECLARES
FERRIS IS RIGHT
Muskegon Minister No Longer
Defends Strike Leaders

Muskegon, Mich, Jan. l5.--Dcclaring
that Governor Ferris is absolutely right
in the stand he has taken i'm refusing
the request of striking miners in the
Calumet copper country that he use a
big stick" to induce the mine owners
To recognize the Western Federation
Rev. j. T. o. Olander, pastor of the
Swedish Evangelical church here, has
returned from the upper peninsula con-
verted from his former views of SYM
pathy with the strike leaders.
Mr.. Olander spent six years i'm the
pastorate of Swedish Lutheran
church at Calumet before coming to
this city, -Four months ago he also
visited the copper country, at that time
his sympathy being entirely with the
strikers. Since his latest visit. how
ever his views are changed.
Governor Ferris is absolutely right
in the position he took" Mr.. Olander
said. Ninety per cent of the people at
Calumet and in the neighboring towns
outside the strikers are with him. The
Western Federation is not like our la
Dor organizations here. 1t is "A Socialis-
tic, nay worse an anarchistic body. II
is the Socialists who are stirring up
the trouble there. If the miners were
left alone and the Socialists and agita-
tors kept away the trouble would have
been settled long ago.
-Four months ago was i'm sympathy
with the strikers. But tha mine owners
have made concession after concession.
The one thing they refuse TO do is to
recognize the federation. l think they
are rlGht in that stand
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
ORvILlE WRIGHT WINS
$15,0o0,0oo ACTION
Court Holds Curtis lnfringed on Heav-
icr- Tran.A Air Patents

New York, Jan. 15.---Orvillo Wright
triumphcd after five years litigation
involving $l5.0Oo0OO when the United
States court of appeals affirmed the
lower courts decision in favor of the
Wright company's' infringement ac-
tions against the Herring Curtiss COM
pany headed by Glenn IL. Curtiss.
-.The higher court decided the
Wrlghts were the first TO invent heav-
icr- -than-air machines. and that they
solved the problem of lateral balances
to combat wind current; also that Cur
tiss' invention to preserve proper bal
ances was copied from the Wright in
vention, with slight changes
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
CUPID USES BISCUITS
TO WIN MANS HEART
Northwestern Professor, to Marry Miss
Margaret kinsIey.

Chicago. Jan. 15.-Cupid didn't need
to use his bow and darts to further the
romance Of Miss Margaret Kingsley OF
Evanston and Or. Omera T.. Long, pro-
fessor of Latin at Northwestern uni
versity, whose wedding invitations
were sent out Tuesday.
The little god used the modern bis
cult instead. This ammunition, cou-
Piled with DIR. Longs habit of stopping
In at the KINGSLEY home at 1929 Jud-
son avenue for breakfast. ended I'm
their engagement last spring.
The date for the Wedding is Febru-
airy 3.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
PRAYERS OFFERED UP FOR
NATIONWIDE PROHIBITION

Washington, Jan, lj.-PrayCrs for
nationwide pro hi biti ion, through
amendment of the federal constitution,
were offered today at the celebration
of the national day OF feasting and
player" arranged by the w. &. T. L.
Pastors of churches and leaders of Sec
ular and temperance societies partici-
pated in the services. The celebration
includes a similar service i'm every city
and hamlet in the country. \ report
from Nashville, Tenn. says an all day
meeting is being held by some locals
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
GALLoWs SET FOR HANGING.
Georgian Convicted Of Murder OF His
Neiehbcr, Awaits the Moose.

Triton, Ga, Jan. l5.--1hc sheriff Of
Tiff county has made arrangements
for the execution tomorrow Of l. b.
Hall. a white man, who is under sem
tencc OF death for the murder OF Dem
mis- w. Hall. The killing occurred in
the early part Of last year and was
the result Of a neighborhood quarrel
en-year-old boy, who was The only
eye witness To the craSedy, the slain
man had a young child in his arms
when ne was shot down. Although OF
the same name and living I'm the same
house at the time OF the tragedy, the
slayer and his victim were not re-
lated.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
FOUND REFUGE IN A CAVE
Many Inhabitants of Kagashima
Return But Find Their
Homes Destroyed
LOSS OF LIFE NOT YET KNOWN

KugpShima, Japan, Jan. lj.-Tele-
graphic communication between this
city and the north was restored this
evening The officers of The Japan
cse cruiser squadron are rapidly re-
storing u semblance of order along the
water 'front.'. Many people from Kago-
shima have returned To The city. All
Of their houses are in ruins.
War ships brought a large stock OF
food supplies which were freely dis
Pcnscd. The property loss i'm the city
is immense. Clearing away the ashes
and debris has not progressed enough
To allow even an approximate estimate
of loss of life.
Miraculous Escape Of 80
\ group of thirty-thrcc refugees
were rescued from amid great waste
OF steaming lava at the foot of the
volcano Sakura today. Their escape
was miraculous. With thoir rescue.
no living being remains as far as is
known, on the entire island of Sakura.
The rescue was effected by Il boats
crew from the Japanese flagship.
As soon as the cruised squadron
arrived here the crews were sent to
circle the island Of Sakura. on whish
the volcano is situated. The contour
Of tha island has been entirely al
tered in the past week
The sailors did rot iisk landing on
account of the terrific heat and mex
iCus gases, but made a systematic
scrutiny along the shores The en-
tiw island is covered with smoking
ashes aGd hot lava. All was desola-
tiOn. md there was no sign OF human
beings until late in the day, when an
officer noticed something waved in
the air near the shore. He sent de-
tachmcnt of men. who found thirty
three huddled behind n great rock.
They were still living, but coated with
thi dust and weakened with starva-
tion ana thirst They had hidden in
great cave until the rain of ashes
was over.
Among the rescued was II school
master, who had borne with him from
the school house the portrait of The
emperor u policeman who had saved
The records of the station house. and
a postal clerk with small of bag of
mail
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
RITUAL LAWYER KNIGHTED.

st. Petersburg. Jan. IA grr-r
distinction was conferred today on NJ.
Chaplinski. the publ, procurator cf
Kiev. who was prominently associat
ed with the prosecution I'm the trial of
Mendal Beiless for ritual murder" In
the list of honors issued on the oc-
casion of the Russian new year, Chap
linski is created knight of the Order
Of ST. Stanislaus of the First Class.
and appointed "A senator and privy
councillor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-15
PROMOTION OF THoENY.
'''"eeek Alderman Transferred to
Mime apoIis Posjtiop.

announcement was made today to
'nect that a. y. Thoeny. for the
p'S' eleven years agent for the West
81" Express company at Hancock. has
promoted to the office of depot
~" Ma. Tor the Western company at
S,'nedpolis. =, Mr.. Thoeny viii leave
''y 10 assume his new duties.
WI Ihoeny is one OF the popular
s"uns 90 businessmen of the city and
e"us express their regret at his de-
ra .'u'e' His promotion will cause a
rrS an'S on the board of aldermen, Mr..
""ehy having recently been elected
~. ''''' position from the fourth ward
Nv. announcement as to his successor
mas been made.