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The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
SENTENCES PASSED
BY juDeE M'nENDRIE
At WAlSEnbuRe
spccis, to the Chroniclc-News.

waiscnburs. Colo. Juno i?.-
Judge A. ". Mciicndric Of the dis
trict court this morning passed SEN
tcucc upon a number Of persons who
have entered pleas OF guilty or been
convicted of various crimes this
term. The passing Of Judgment dis
m,scs Of the cascs which have been
heard since court conveyed.
T.. r. Martinez. who entered a
plca Of guilty to a statutory crime.
his victim being u scvcn-ycsr-old
v,rI, was sitcn from IL to 10 years
I'm the state penitentiary.
Earl williams. who pleaded guilty
4, the killing OF q negro girl on the
streets of Walsenburs. was sentenced
IN n term Of from s6 TO 40 years in
prison.
I ". Burns, convicted ofrobbine
~, cars. was given from three Ia
Rvc years.
r. pcllew and Will Isom. convict
cd Of stealing whiskey In the burg
,ar,z,ng Of a saloon. drew a term oi
from three TO four years.
Lizzie London. colored. convicted
of having shot and killed her hus'
hand. was given nine months In the
county jail. The woman established
that she shot in self defense and thai
her husband was cruel to her.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
moyER At BUTTE,
cOUnsels PEACE

iiullr. Mont. June io.-charies
". Mo,cs. ps~sid-nt of tho Western
Federation ot Miners. arrived here
today from D~n,-r and Will attempt
10 brinx about pcae- In the disrupt
ri tiuisr miners union. James Lord
of Washington accompanied Mr..
Meyer.
The federation president went Into
consultation with J. &. i.o~nCy. tho
only federation official who has been
here since sur day.
Mr. Iosd ,s chairman of tho min
Ing Department os the American Fed.
Grafton Of i4ai-or.
President Meyer said he expected
io prevent the I'u,,- i"rai i'-,ns re-
osssnisrd ~ a union independent nj
other bodies.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

The Purgatoire is a raging torrent
Of beer. One hundred and twenty.
five bottles Of perfectly good beer
were dumped into the muddy waters
Of the river today under orders Of
federal army officers who seized "A
trunk at the Santa Fe depot contain.
ing the shipment Of beer. The trunk
Of beer was consigned to hotel cafe
proprietor. He was called down to
the banks Of the Wabash and there
the trunk was opened. the. bottles
taken out one BY one and the beer
cast upon the water.
Meanwhile ten thousand humble
citizens, including four newspaper
scribes. perished from thirst within
sight Of the relief. An effort to stop
the beer a. it floated along the cur.
rent was made without success. Hor.
rible!
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
RETAIL MERCHANTS
TO HOLD CONVENTION
HERE NEXT MONTH

The Trinidad Retail Merchants
association will liz the hosts of the
Colorado Retail Merchants assHriA-
iion for three days. bexinnink Iui,
20. Al the fourteenth annual eoa-
<-nlion of that body.
u 10 piana-si ny the committee In
charge tn make this the bixKsst and
lest Convention that the merchants
nf the state have 81 far attended.
The various committees. of which Rs,i
u. Jans. Who II tho state pss.id-nt
amt Aiso the lnrAi ps-sid~ni of the
assaristioa. Is the head. arc working
constantly tn get tho affair rounded
In shap-.
II is expected that fully l:n dele
s.i~. and their wives will i.- In at
Tendance. Gn,-i iov rates have i.--n
secured for tho ~rAsion ON all rail-
roads i-s.iinx inio Trinidad. ami
with this added iadus-u-at Il is
thought that = great many oaisii-
guests ~iii take advantage of the op.
f,ostanity io visit TrinidAd and IL.
sasisohs.
The West theatre has f--a s-rurri
by the merchants and ~W b. made
the headquarters nj tho ronS-nlsnn
while In s~sstna herr. Two speakers.
os aaiioaai s-paiaiiou. siii b.
brought herr sad sddsrs~ tho eoa-
s~niina.
Anaersoa Pae-. Industrial com
missioner of tho city of Chicago. ~iii
b~ the chief speaker and John i.ynrh.
par- fasa commissioner of the state
NJ Colorado. who has Aiso s-eusrd .
national reputation. ~ii! h~ the other
speaker for the aresston.
The nr.s day of tho eoaseniioa.
July 20. viii ~ devoted In s~e~is-
ins delegates. with y s~--rsioa as the
w~,i theatre In tho etenia.. juty
- ~iii IN held tho psineit,ai hss,-
a~ss s~s.ioa With . Rsand hall ss tho
w-ss In the ~s-aias. The ftasi hssi,
nsss Of the mec,,as viii b. woasd up
- Jsiv - asA IN the ev~slag . hss-
asse wsn ~ ~ - the oos6soes ho-
tel. Eseurpioas 10 tho As9~scas
CAMPS In the sisiaity wiii h. made
oa tho street cars and = sssr In
ason-~aii aaa over the a'-nse uish-
way Ia Na,oa In automobiles vii, h.
included In tho program.
Thr-c days which will hc red let
ter days In tho history ot Trinidad
err promised and tho merchants of
the city arc spins IN spare no pains
To have Trinidad making ,ssiins
Impression with tho merchants of
tho state.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
ANDREWS OUT FOR
CONGRESS IN NEW MEXICO

Albuquerque. y. ~. Jan. 10
BY ", ~, Andrews
last nirhi of his candidacy for the
republican nomination for congress
from N-~ Mexico. ~as foiio~-a io-
ia, by the snhoans -m-n, Of H. =
Ho.irS. ilo,h men served a. dele
sAs.. In .ons,-ss ~hii- New Mssi..
~as = territory. Eit-so iia.s. With a
large following st,oas Spanish
speaking so,-ss also 10 - candidate.
Al three men live III Albuquerque.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
CABINET DISCUSSES
BUSINESS CONDITIONS

washinstsn. June Business
.ondit Ions aud their effect nn The
admit ,ipissEsiion Trust program ~cf-
taken up today at the cabinet meet
ih=, Secretary i,-titi-id OF the III.
:assm-n; Of Commerce. told i:,-.i-
d-as Wilson report. received irnn
maay source. Indicated that basi-
a-s1 ~a. uau.usii, xnoi for this time
of year sni tha, prospects we're that
4, would sso~ better.
Tho President ga. much enroir-
aged by the reports aaa II was said
his diets Fmiaaiion To push the trust
bill. had b~~a STRENGTHENED.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

defendants T"pE. s-nt-i by the Two at
'"sn-Ss, Nn.r ih- conference the
arguments we're NO, given aud the
mot Ions ~.I- -ithaTarn,
Attorney Hawkins has b--n J"rk'
-yins aruani With the strike eases
for three or four terms, Ills latest
move so s-i the eases out os iiu-r.
fan" county zane somewhat un-s-
p-rt.'iiy aud u. objection ~as made
by jad.- Sor'h'u't until Hawkins
asked for ten days I. make his show
ias. \ decision IN the molten for =
change of venue ~iii probably h-
taken under si'is-m-ns BY Judge
Neiisadfi-.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
BILL AGAINST FAKE
MUSIC TEACHERS" FRAMED

Saratoga. y. v. JWnc Iv-TN"
elimination Of fake" music teachers
,s the object oi proposed icsisia'' ton
outlined today before the New York
state music teachers association by
John e. frcuni "f New York city.
who urged the need Of raising the
standard of the profession by rcauir-
ing registration with the Secretary
of State of all persons who desire Ia
give instruction In any. branch of
iiTg
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

pixie failure. was scHerded - hikhiy
sisaiaeaai. n Il was kaowa smoas
o9ieiais that lllaisisr Nsoa was 70
AVU1nR,~-ns0o-Se ~ wss cafssssly
ssssAsd.
rrsideat Wilsoa ssaads sausrely
m the statement given out nj Ma.
cara rails BY the American DELEGATES
and ~iil accept NO settlement of the
M-slcaa prsshicm. which ts mol hasct
oa tho principles outlined 'hescin.
This ~ss made clear today by oni.
elais after tho president had an
early conference with secretary
nryan.
u mediation fails tho president
plans Tn issue . statement fully In.
forming the public on the rs'siiiou
os tho administration and outlining
hin future eousss.
The rrrsidcns has no plan. for go
Ing before eon6rrse with any rhsss
II the M-ai-an question and all
talk os further armed Intervention
In sroundlcae nj the present time
according tn officials. The sam'
they Hay may tc said Of reports that
tho United Siaic~ has plans To rec
ogn,se General Carranra. General
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

Wills a. aay other fsctSoa In Aexseo.
Tue is.sr os the sosc a the Ncsi.
ean asassasss ~ eeeoe Rassaa. snA|
the rspsy os The An~rscaa delsestesl
Published last aisht after Il had beea
APPROVED BY Iresideai Wilson. I'd.
n,iti~siiy has brought the n~dsaiina
conference TO = poiai whore Il ses.
orally IL csP -es-d To fat unicss one
side gives way.
The tlu~fta DELEGATES. standing
arm for the selection of = neutral
for the provisional presidency and
the American delegates. no less t,rm.
ihai tho now executive shall bc ono
fully approved ny the constitutional.
sits. arc confronted with situation
which only = modification of de-
mands nm onC side ran amrl'orair.
Tho general belief was that Mr.. Na"n
had returned To washinEtou 10 usr
his efforts with the president and
secretary of state to prevent break.
Almost al the hour of Mr.. Nn"na
arrival. n 1onS message WAS received
At the white house from the Amcr'.
can delegates. Secretary nryan. aft
.r It's receipt. said he Understood
there would he a meeting In Niagara
Falls late to-day.
The cabinet assembled AT the
white house as tho nc~s ri Minis.
ter Nnon's return became known.
After = short stay st his hotel.
M,nis,cr Naon went to the Argentine
legation. lie said he did not cs-
pett To have any conference there.
hut planned 10 sec Secretary bryan
later today.
Although the leading agents of the
constitutionalist junta here. inc,ud-
ing those with whom tho American
delegates conferred at Buffalo were
In tho same hotel with Mr.. Naon II
was said he would have no conference
with them. whatever.
Those officials who regard media
tion a. having definitely failed look
upon tho minister's visit as one Of
courtesy. to officially notify Presi-
dent Wilson Of the deadlock and In
1uirc formally II there Is anything
further to be laid before the confer
cnce before II ends.
Secretary Bryan was more non
commital than usual as he went to
| the cabinet meeting.
with mediation az a solution OF the
Mexican difficulty in an admittedly
prccarious stage. attention was d.
viied with the status OF the situa'
tion between Carranza and villa. or
fcial reports confirming earlier an
nouncements that the first chief and
his fighting general had patched ur
their differences with the under
standing that villa Is to have su
prcme command Of the army. were
received here. with the additional
information that villa is about tt
return to their civil offices all those
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
200 MINERS TRAPPED
BY EXPLOSION IN
CANADIAN COluERY

CALGARY. Alta. 1nno 1.-two
hundred men arr believed Ia have
teen trapped aud killed ~ tho TO-
suit of an explosion In iIiiicscst Col
irri~s mines. al nm Crest near
Frank. on the Crow. nest line. this
morning. About COO m-n went into
the min- ihI. morning before the cs-
rlu.ion occurred. Mor- than 20"
men r.-ap~si. hut 500 were loft. and
u I. said there Ia no h"rc for them.
Canadian Pacific hallway company
officials directed tho equipment of .
special relief train here. The Hp--
ciai. carrying surgeons. nurses. and
a number of company officials. with
. iarro amount ri hospital supplies.
s.s expected tn reach the liiIlcrcsi
mine this afternoon. Private mes
.aErs received here from the wrecked
min stated that dense clouds Of black
smos- continued To tssu- from III.
ri, mouth. a government minc res
cue car with trained rescue mrn de-
parted from BIairmorc for Iiillcrcsi.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
TRINIDAD. coLo- FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE II. 1914
200 Eatombed IN
Cerusaa Colliery

I.iese. belgium. June is.-T~o
huadr.si coal miners were sninmbed
in the vieiiie- -Marihsye .oiiisry near
here. when fire broke out today. Two
hundred of their comrades -s.aped
~hsn III. alarm MAS siNea.
The fire MAS stiii saxins this af-
lesnoon and every effort Vas being
made tn rescue the miners left In
the pits.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
UNION I! A!I9RAEy l!l NJ? ASK ASKS ,-,,..,.
CHANGE VENUE FOR STRIKERS
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Hor,cs Hawkins Wants to Take Trials Of Men
for Ia vsta Outrage 10 Some Other County than
Huerfano. Motion TO Qulsh Withdrawn

Attorney Hotsee Hawkins epsesenns the Unid Ane Workers
asd strikers charged with the murder Of four
guards shot death from ambush the Ia veta road Novb
will make application for change Of the district
Wasenbsrg this afternoon He will ask for days make
application ordered the attorney
The matter o'clock this after No has bren specified
bet Understood tina, he will ask tha, the TRIALS held either
Haesfano or PsoweIs county
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
WILSON 10 SPEAK AT
PHILADELPHIA JULY 4

Washington. June i?.-i'rcsid-n'
Wilson has accepted an Invitation To
speak nj an Independence day cclc-
braiion at Philadelphia an July I.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
MRS. ELMER SHEAR Il
HONORED BY p. E. o

Ono Trinidai lady was honor
I'd at the state meeting of the
T.. T.. u. Sis'-rhood held At
I.ovriand. Colo. Mrs. Elmer
Shear was elected state organ
iscr. The meeting was largely
attended. Trinidad being well
represented
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
Harvard and Yale Re-
satta Attracts 71kresss

Scw tIoadoa. Coas.. June 10
Harvard sr~~. op-ncd the annual TO-
sAisa ssainst faiV today In . rp"sa
.a. ri. lose sasas~r tsvsa . sssDsos
ssandt,niaS BY ~iaaia. both foscaooa
races ffom the blue oafpm~a In an
Impressive fashion. The Cambridge
rowing scholar. of Coach lin wfay
~on the -isht-oar-d contest 10y four
i-n.shs of open wafer. n the liaf-
ward varsity could continue the Vie
tory through the four mil. event late
this afternoon. u meant another
clean sweep for the crimson crews.
The Harvard second eight leaves
for England tomorrow tn .omI,sio In
the English Royal Henley regatta.
The crews for III. varsity four mile
race ~.r- scheduled 4. 10 Il" the
starting line a, the railroad bridr"
al -" o'clock ani r.~ up stream
To a finish roin, off Gales ferry. III"
Yale training quarters.
Veteran river men stated the con
ditiunz were ideal Tor . f-r"ri-ht'ak-
inx race. u the crews had u In them.
Th-r- was little indication of am
wagering ON the result.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

e is.-Roaio Afsrn
did rsson but took quarters
In . a~as
nadouh'saiy for confer
s.crssary time
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19
FAILURE Of MEDIATION
CONFERENCE IS PREDICTED
ARGENTINE DELEGATE SHOWS
Up IT WASHINGTON
llediators Deadlock Over Plan Of Provisional
6Ov6lnelt for uOxjeo aRt Cboieo Of Successor
b nueta Still Matter that Disrupts 0eegates
4 COlfepacs.

wsshinxton June is.-M-aiAiiau stands ioas, III.
brnt fsiias Oniy concessions by rssid-n' Wilson
tiu-sts IL,
al
principles sauniatsd in the a" the
that the tnii-d
satisfied With anything i than the choice
approved by the sonsii'uii"naii.s head the
provisional The atti'a. of The iu-ris dele
n~usa." hold hope os
the ieadio-k.
The situation. aamisii, another crisis discussed In
eahiast and official s'sismsnt
President himself iaosmiak the public fully
mediation fails. promised
OFFICIAL. rr-sident declared that all talk Of
as-svrn'iaa at recognition cassanss
villa this stage unfoaaard.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

Regatta Course. New London. Ct.
June io.JN puffy sou'h-riy hr"-,"
that barely rir:lcd III. surface OF the
Thames was blowing this afternoon
when the Harvard and Yale varsity
eight. put their shells overheard for
the varsity four mile race.
Harvard led AT frs, mile by half
a length.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

Vancouver. u. G.. June is.-fif'y
i,.slics have been recovered from the
JliIirr-sl mine.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-19

THIS eity's dealers sre live sad
W-to-date. They can meet the
prices Of outsiders. Read the sds
aad pick out the bargains.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-17

Mrs. u. H. Lamont. Miss NJ. Lcary
\. Levin, Lock q son, Mrs. J. McKia-
non, Mrs. d. Mackenzie. Dr. John No
Ray, Adolph n Malhorbe. Micheline 4
Eertasso, sam Michaclsou, George
Miller Mrs. George Miller, Miss Jean
Milligan, Miss Mary Muligan, Mrs r.
i. Neil, Mrs. T. II. OBrien, james or
enstein, Charles Ojala, Jr, Mrs. Ida
Palmer, J. b. Patton, Stephen PAUL,
Olaf b. Paulson, A. T. Pctcrmann,
Mrs. \. L. Pcicrmann, Pine ST Phar-
macy Martin Prisk, Bat Quello, Red
ing * Sons, W J. Reynolds, Mrs :.
Richards, w. II. Richards. Pierce Rob-
crts, james Robertson, Peter T. Run
pc Mrs. Chas. Rupprecht, j. y. Scldcn
Mrs. j. n. Scldcn, Henry Simonscn,
DR.. ID. Stalker state Savings Bank,
J. sullivan, Mrs. j. j. Sullivan, Su-
pcrior Pharmacy, T.. y. Switzer. Joseph
SWykcrt, Tamarack cooperative as
ISOLATION, Rev. j. \. TcnBrucck. w. H.
Thiclman, Mrs w. II .Thiclm0n Mrs
+. y. Thompson, Dr. NJ. A. Thomotz
Mrs. Todd, Mrs. Edward Clseth, Mrs
1. n. Van Dusen, +. r. Fastbindcr
Mrs. r. r. Nastbindcr. Vertin Bros,
Vienna Bakery Mrs. $. Vivian, War
rem Jcwelry Co, \. T.. Warren, Miss
Theresa Wclsing, Mrs. Il. NJ. Wetzel,
Mrs. c. j. Wickstrom, IL. T.. Williams,
Mrs. w w. Wright, Mrs y. NJ. YORK,
Nathan Holfcnbcrg, Sam Uoncnbcrg, |
\. \. Lcmpea, Lantz n Co, II. Nci-
mark.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-17
CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES
IN MEXICO NOW SOUGHT
Continued From First Page.

! possession OF the seaport Forcig,
property ana shipping was reported in
danger and Admiral Howard dis
patched the cruiser Chattanooga to the
scene To- aid the cruiser Cleveland in
protecting forci-n interests.
The Fcdcrals evacuation of Gu,,.,-
mas is complete. The last of the gar
rIs"u' hcmmcd in for months by OH
RECON Constitutiunalists, embarked
s"Hihward tonight \ provisional gov
'ihin'ut has been established ana ar
der prevails in the city.
In accordance with am armisti,r. NJ
ranged several days ago citizens If
"uaymas were disarmcd today. Fed
'i'I mines planted i'm the outskirts of
the city were exploded with the Con-
Su'uu"nalist officers as witnesses.
Ihc first act OF the new administ,.,
ton was to relieve the gtarvipg No.,
laiion by the distribution ana sale orI
i""Istutts. \ peaceful exchange ,fI
governmental authority was facilitate
ed hy Captain Magruder of tn. I,pitcd
states cruiser Raleigh. The Constjp-
'i"haIIsts will formally occupy Guaya-
mas on July IS
Rebel Campaign at an End.
Monterey. Mex July l7-Fiehtiuc
by constituuonalists is over i'm AIevia,
II plans announced here by Vcrustiapo
'airanza go into effect. gcroral
Carrauza declared his main pbioet
now would be TO conduct negotiations
Tor th" constitutiouaIists To- cptcr
Mexico city and establish their gov
eminent without further bloodsbed ~
damage 10 property.
General Carranza was unable ~ s,v
whether these negotiations would lie |
conducted through Tho A-H-C media
tors or directly with the federals. In
conditional surrender, however. will be !
the only basis upon which these nepo-
ilations will boz successful. General
Oarranza made that plain 10 news
paper men who talked with him. He !
uecIared that the reform for which
the constituencies fought must be
obtained at whatever cost"
The resignation OF Huerta and tho
substitution Of Carbajal in itself wrIl
not cause the consuutionalists 10
To compromise on single point the
principles upon which the movement
was founded" no continued.
II the government machinery
through which those ends may he OBJ
aimed Is not surrendered voluntarily
~ the party Of Huerta it viii be OBJ
aimed by force"
because of the effort to make the
Of the constitutionaIist
government peaceful one. General
'arranza said he expected IL probably
'ould be n month before he entered
leXico City.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-17
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
July 3. 10, II, "a

July 3, 10, IL "a
STATE OF MICHIGAN
The Probate Court Tor the County OF
Houghton.
AT session OF said court. held at
the Probate Office in the Village OF
iioughton, in said county. on the
5Oth day of June A. ID. 1914.
Present. Hon. George C. Bentley.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Charles o. Johnson alias Kalle John
son, Deceased
Anna Greeta Johnson, administra-
triX of said estate, having fled in said
Court her petition praying that the
tirne Tor the presentation of claims
against said estate be limited and that
u time and place be appointed to re-
cclVe' examine and adjust all claims
ana demands against said deceased by
and before said Court.
1t is Ordered, That four months from
THIS date be allowed for creditors to
present claims against said estate:
IL Is Further Ordered. That the 4th
day of November, 1914. at ten O'Clock
III the forenoon at said Probate Office,
DC ana Is hereby appointed for the ex-
animation and adjustment Of all claims
ana demands against said deceased
ana that notice thereof be given by
pupilcation once each week. for three
successive weeks previous to said day
OF hearing. in the Calumet News, n
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County.
(SeaD GEO. C. RENTJ,Ey.
true copy. Judge of Probate.
Alice Bell,
Clerk OF Probate
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-17
CHEBOYGAN PHYSICIAN is
KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING

Chcboygan, July 11.-Dr. a. -. Mac
Grcgor's automobile was struck by the
NJ c. Flyer as he was driving over
the tracks at the Lincoln avenue cross
ing. The machine was hit i'm exactly
the middle of the side, the doctor was
thrown 20 feet, and instantly killed.
lie was picked up by trainmen, the
NJ. &c. train stopping Immediately,
placed in the baggage car ana brought
to the depot. The body was terribly
His young wife, who is only
just recovering from very serious
illness, is in critical condition from
the shock
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-17
MEMBERS OF The CALUMET
PLAYGROUND ASSOCIATION
SECOND BIG PLAYGROUND PRO.
JEcT BECOMES REALIzA.
TON SATURDAY..

In the formal opening of the Ri
Jacket park ana playground which is
set for Saturday afternoon. the sec
"nd big project of this kind undertake
en- by the Calumet Playground assoc
cation is brought to point where its
penulltS viii soon be enjoyed by the
public. The association has eucoun,-
'rcd ana overcome many obstacles in
'hc promotion of this playground and
II entitled TO much credit for it's sue
cess
The association also has in view
other undertakings and is making an
energetic effort to increase it's mem
lorship list SO that funds may bo
available for future work as well as
Tor the maintenance of the two play
grounds now in operation.
Following is a list Of the present
members of the association:
W. b. Anderson, j. G. Arbanas. JOS
cph Assclin, Barsotti Bros. Barsantti
" Co.. Mrs Alfred Baldwin, Mrs. J. =.
Been, Bloy Furniture Co, Charles
Briggs, Mrs. Chas. Briggs, Brown Il
Petermann, Albert Caesar. Calumet
Evening News, Calumet State Bank.
calumet Woman's Club, Mrs. Allen
Cameron, Mrs q. r. Campbell Mrs.
f. :. Carlton. +. S. Carlton Mrs. j. NJ.
Chapman, Mrs. W. A. Childs, Miss
Lottio Childs, Copper Country Building
n Loan association, Crown Theatre.
Mrs. Ncttic Cruise, Ed T.. Cuddihy.
Angelo Curto, Mrs. X T. Douglas, T..
:. Eaton, Mrs. +. :. Eaton. Mrs. w.
Faucet, Finnish Mutual Fire Insur-
ancc Co, John X. Finlayson. First
National Bank. Calumet, First Nation
al Bank, Laurium, +. Forster. Leo
Gartner, Miss Mary Grierson, Mrs. II.
y. Grierson, T.. s. Grierson, Mrs. T.. s.
Grierson. Mrs. Clara Grierson. Glass
Block Store CO., j. -. Godfrey, Mrs.
J. -. Godfrey, Gourd Bros, T. w.
Guck, Mrs. Herman Guck, Herman
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