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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05
SPORTING EpIorRs' NOTES.

Buck Freeman, former major league
player and home-run swatter, is UNI
piring In the Canadian league.
Batting in the American league has
taken quite a brace. fifteen players In
that circuit now being able To sting
the pill for 800 or better.
The Browns may be able 10 climb a
little nearer the leaders now that sew
eral Of Branch Rickey's cripples are
able to play again.
Federal league scouts are out to land
Holke. the Spokane first haseman, VINO
Is regarded as the most salable player
I'm the Northwestern league.
Beginning with the second trip West
last season and up to July 2S OF this
year. the Red Sox won ten straight
games from the Maps at Cleveland.
Dutch" Leonard, the Red Sox port
slider. IS giving Walter Johnson close
battle in the matter OF strikeout VIC
tins in the American league campaign.
Manager Herzog OF the Cincinnati
Nationals and Eddie Collins OF the
Philadelphia Americans are holding
their own az leading base stealers In
their respective leagues.
Winning that double header In fitts-
burgh last month must have put the
"1ody" on the Brooklyn Superbas
After cleaning up the Pirates the Su-
perbas lost eight straight and landed
in the cellar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05
YACHT RACE TO
Be CALLED OFF
Participation In War by England
Will Prevent Contest
New York, Aug. 5.-Sir Thomas
Upton has formally withdrawn
from the international cup yacht
races this fall.

New York, Aug. 5.-That there will
be no race for the Americas cup this
year or possibly for a long time was
practically made certain today when a
cable dispatch was received from Lon
don quoting Sir Thomas Upton to the
effect that he had definitely decided
not to race here If England becomes
engaged in war. As there seems to he
slim chance OF Great Britain being
kept out of the conflict, members OF the
New York Yacht club regard the call
Ing off Of the race as n certainty.
Although the yacht club had to rely
on news dispatches entirely in regard
10 the intentions OF Sir Thomas, there
was hardly a member who could be
reached today who did not believe that
there would be no race. They figure
that it would be out of keeping with
the times to stage the affair, and Sir
Thomas il not criticised i'm the slight
est.
The last heard from the Shamrock
w. and the convoy Erin was at the
Azores. and it is not believed that the
two craft have left Fayal. 1t is believ-
ed here that the cup challenger will be
locked where ii is and that Sir Thorn
as steam yacht Erin will hurry back
to England.
When the advices from London came
today Commodore Dallas Pratt of the
yacht club refused to make any cX-
tended comments. The cup commit
tee, he said had received no official
communication from Sir Thomas, but
If the race were cancelled the club
would regard it that an extraordinary
emergency had arisen.
That the war is affecting this coun-
try as well as made evident when the
New York Yacht club today considered
the cancellation Of the annual cruise.
No decision was reached, but the fleet
captains decided to hold another meet
ing at Newport tomorrow and there
make a decision.
Naturally as no word has been had
from Sir Thomas direct there is only
speculation as to what effect the post
ponement will have on any future race.
II is felt that future international
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05
GEORGES CARPENTlER
GOES TO THE FRONT.
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Paris, Aug. Georges Carpenter,
Frances foremost fistic fghter joined
the army on Monday. lie responded
To the cali to the colors by reporting
for duty at the central military depot.
Carpenter came unheralded. but his
familiar figure was soon recognized by
the thousands OF Parisans there TO
watch the assembling Of the reservists
and the French champion heavyweight
was given rousing welcome. When
ne had drawn his accountrements and
uniform he was carried on the should
ers OF enthusiastic countrymen.
Il have called off my match with
Young Ahern," the French fighter said,
MY country comes first
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05
MAY QUIT ORGANIZED BALL.
Southern League May Cast Its Lot
With Feds.

Atlanta. Ga, Aug. 4.-Dissatisfaction
with the national baseball commission
over the case of Bisland and Kraft has
started movement in the Southern
league to join the Federal league,
Major Frank Galloway Of the Allan
Ia club today asserted that he was in
favor OF quitting organized ball as soon
az possible and casting lots with the
Federals. Mr.. Galloway stated that
this was the position taken also by
Birmingham. AS these two are the
leaders in attendance in this league
and have the most solid financial back
ing. the next meeting of the league may
find the Southern i'm the OUTLAW
class
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sporting events will be few and far
between for years To come. Even II
America is not involved in the Euro
horrors OF war will cause such dam
per to be cast over sports and similar
undertakings that 1t will not be pos
sible to recover from the effects for
many years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

Captain Tommy Leach of the Cubs,
who is playing his sixteenth year in
the National league, was the first Ma
tional Lacquer to gather 100 hits this
season. And 1t was said that Tommy
was through" when Pittsburgh traded
him several years ago.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

Eddie Grant is doing great work as
a pinch hitter and substitute intlelder
for the New York Giants. le is prov
ing to be n valuable man in the posi-
ton long held down by Moose" Nc
Cormick
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Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. Tim tired
OF being called names" says Joe Riv-
ers. I'm sick OF hearing people say
that run out OF matches In week
or SO III go into training. Then the
newspaper men can put the names OF
all the prominent lightweights into a
hat and draw one. I'll meet him.
Il won't know who goes into the hat
and | don't care who comes out"
Rivers Is likely to be able to go
through with the plan az Tom McCar-
ey, the Los Angeles promoter likes the
idea. II is picturesque and promises
publicity and a big house.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

The Buffalo Federals have traded
Jim Delehanty 10 the Pittsburgh Feds
for Tex Mcdonald. In 81 games Nc
Donald has hit for .3l1, while Delehan-
~ has failed to reach the 800 division.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

without 800 hitter, leading run
getter or a prominent base runner in
the lineup the Boston Braves climbed
from the cellar to the first division in
the National league race.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

Carl Morris and Jess Willard may
postpone the trip to Europe they had
planned for this month and hook up in
n battle at Kansas city on Sept. 7.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

contract for three fights offered him in
Australia by Promoter Snowy" Baker.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-05

Johnny Summers and Matt Wells
have been matched TO box for the
welterweight championship OF Eng
land.
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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-01-01
ANSWER TO QUESTIONS No. "a.


This we have used to show our
readers that there is to be a man
raised up to lead the people out
of Babylon, by the preached
word, and not by signs and mer
iclcS as in Moses time, but by
taking heed to the word,
Therefore Paul said.
Charity never failcth, but
whether there be proph ocios,
they shall, fail, whether there be
tongues, they shall cease, whcth-
cr there be knowledge. it will
vanish away.
For We know in part. and we
prophesy in part.
But when that which is per,
feet is come, then that which is
in part shall be done away,
| When | was as a child, | spakc
as a child, | understood as Il
child. | thought as a child; but
when | became man, | put a
way childish things & Cor. Il
s TO H.
When this tjmc comes, which
is to tc pcrfect, is when the
everlasting gospel is preached,
John the Rev, spoke Of this tune
in this manner;
And j saw another angel fly
in the mids t If heaven, hayina
the ererlas ting Cos pei to preach
unto them that 4 veil On he cartt
and to every nation and kindred
and tongue and people.
Saying with a loud voice. fea
God ami give glyry to him, fol
the hour Of his judgement is
como,.and worship bimthat made
heaven and earth, and the se5
anu IT., fountains OF water.
Rev ii go
Wnen this gospel is preached
and we believe that it is being
! preached, We believe it is al
everlasting gospel, 1t is not to b,
ir. part as Paul said. In this Cos
pei old things have pas sed away
aud all things becomes new, The
New heaven and TIE New carti
comes IN this gospel. New those
are to be reasons for Tic timt
being here, when there are to yf
no miracles done: As the Wore
is a lamp to our feet. So cling
70 the Word, and let not those
things Slip that you have once
heard. For we are not come t
the mount that cannot be touch
ed. But we are come to Noun
Zion. the city of the living God
For the everlasting gospel is ;
sure word of prophesy, than the
Voice heard from heaven, while
Christ was in the mount. Please
take heed for we are composed
about with q great cloud of wit
neSseS.
The 4th, and 5th. Questions
arc included in the past, and We
now proceed to the 9th.
Why should those things be
done to convert an intidcI, ant
nothing done to convince a doubt
ling Thomas; Did Christ Dc
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something new, after He aruso
from the dead: We must ars-
wer, He did not, Christ showed
Thomas the wounds i'll bis hands
made before his death on the
cross. If we were where those
doubling brothers were, VIC
could d. like Christ, refer them
to the old wounds in the hands.
The man who does MT believe
the Bible, would have to have
some other evidence to start his
belief, And then even if he done
so again, the promise would be IL
worse thing would come upon
them, We remember when the
women with many years of an
innrmity was healed. Wien II
man could not walk was made to-
walk, and many such things
could be named. Yet they said
aud might say, this man cast out
devils by Beelzebub the prince
of the devils, when it was done
by the power of God. We trust
that this generation will not be
like it was in the days OF Noah.
Please read.
! For as the lightning, that
lightcneth CUT Of the one part
under heaven, shineth unto tbs
other part under heaven. so SHAH
also the SIN of man be in his day.
But first must he suffer many
things. and w rejected Of bis
generation,
And as it was in the days Of
Noe, So shall it be also in tue
days of the Son of man.
They did cat, they drank. they
married wives. they were given
in marriage, until The day that
Noe entered into the ark, and
the flood came, and DESTROYED
them all,
Likewise also as it was in tbs
! days of Lot; they did cat, they
drank, they bought, they sold,
they planted, they builded;
But the same day that Lot
! went out Of Sodom it raincd l}rc.
ana birthstone FROM beaver, and
, DIS troyel them all
Eyon thus Shall it be in the day
when the Son of man is reveal
ed" Ncke Il "a to 3O)
So we say be aware. Noah
was preacher Of righteousness,
but they would not hear him.
} Therefor e Christ said.
Fear not, little flock; for it is
your Fathers good pleasure to,
give you the kingdom.
Sell that ye have, and give
aims; provide yourselves bags
which wax not old. Il treasure in
the heavens that faileth not,
where no thief approacheth,
neither moth corrupteth,
For where your treasure is,
there vii! your hear: be also.
Luke 1882 SO 34.)
Now we firmly believe if We
were where doubling Bro. was,
we would be able to shew to him
many new nail prints In the
hands of a bleeding Christ.
} To Be Continued.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-01-01
QUESTIONS no Il.

about Jonah and the sign of
Jonah?
End. And the difference there
is in a sign and a miracle?
3rd, Why would God teach
one generation by word and mir.
acles. And not teach another
in the same manner?
4th, And should God say
that lie would raise up proph.
ct like unto Moses, and Moses
would do miracles, like parting
the water of the sea, smote the
| rock, and fed the Israelites on
mama. And the other prophet
wouli do nothing but teach the
word.
3th. Christ said he that be.
lieved would do the works thathe
done, and greater things than he
done for he must go his to faith.
CT. Christ healed the sick cleans.
edtIo lcporsy, opened the eye 3
Of the blind: etc.
9Th. Why should a man do
these things to convert an intidel
and would not do something of
the kind for doubling Bro.e
7th, | was in the Spirit on the
LORDS day (Rev. 1-10) Is this
spirit the same as the Holy
Ghost Spirit. &C. +. Cooper.
Continued from last week.
The next greatest sign lays
in the believers, and the ones
who ask in the name Of Christ
Yes but he says to some indivi-
duals.
Verify verify I say unto you
He that believeth on me. the
works that do shall he 10 also;
and greater works than these
shall he do; because l go unto
my Father" Isl. John. IA 12)
Yes, it surely does say THE
WORKS But it does not SAY TIE
THINGS, the THINGS and TIE
WORKS are two different subjects
one thing Christ did, that the
believer in bin cannot do and
that is he cannot create the Gen.
tile a new and this Christ did
(See EpLe. 2-1Q) The greater
works done by the believer will
be bringing about a. restitution
of all things spoken of by all the
holy prophets since the world
began this is the greater works.
So the readers will see the diff.
ferance in the things and works.
Now the question remains to be
ans Iered in regard to the diff.
ference in the works Of Moses
and the Son of man in the last
days.
| Moses had only the voice of
God to listen to. And thru Gods
instruction Moses written much
of the words of God. and they
have been left on record for the
generations to follow. And God
gave his word 10 them to be a
lamp to their feet and a light to
their pathway. Moses and the
|
IsralilcS did not have this word.
God had to confirm their faith
by those miracles be done before
them, so when Christ was here
on earth the rich man was called
lin question, and he wanted God
to send onelfrom the dead But
| God said they have Moses and
the prophets. if they will rot
hear them, they would not hear
one though he arose from the
dead, here you have the fact be-
fore you. For we have not only
Moses and the prophets. but we
nave added to them Christ and
the Apostles. if we do MT hear
theu,wswould'not hearonetaough
he aros IRON I'll Gcaa ri'h al
the miracles, He could do we
| in the last days have greater evl.
Idenc., than any generation before
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-01-01
NOTICE, Saw Mill Men

We have Sixteen Horse power Jumbo Engn tine trim
and good upto Saw rig for sale. Engine worth SGo
Saw rig $780, $1,000 ALL Can be bought for $1,000 $780,
down the Also Separator the very
best, A Colorado Special Cal, Or write us at
Brushyknob Mo- The Colony Trustees.
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don't DO these things is because
you d. not believe. And you all
know the scentance 10 those that
do not believe. 1t is also true
that God said that he would give
power to his two witnesses.
that they could do miracles, but
he did not say that they would
do them. So with tie Son of
man, Rut in the language of
Christ you will say. who is the
Son of man" (See St. John
$50 Yes, you will say it is
Christ because he said this,
Because he is the Son of man "
There is no mistake but what
Christ was called the Son of
man this was his new name.
But we all know that Christ
was the Son of God. And in
order to confirm Ethis fact Christ
said.
And no man hath assembled
up to heaven but he that came
down from heav en- even the Son
of man which is in heaven
(St John 3-13)
, This is pos tive proof that
Christ was not the real Son Of
man, for while Christ was hero
on earth the Son of man was in
heaven, and only could be called
, the real Son Of man when this
time spoken comes to pass.
Please read.
Him that Overcometh Will |
MAKE pillar in the temps o :oy
God and he shall go no more % ::
and | will write upon him tl,
I name Of my Gtd and the name
OF the city of my God which il
new Jerusalem which comcth
down out OF heaven from my God
and I will write upon him nay
new name.
To him that overcometh will !
grant to sit with me in my throne
even as ! also overcame and am
set down with my Father in his
throne Rev. 3-12*2l
Hereis the real Son of man
spoken of and this Son OF man.
is spoken of in this manner,
Please read.
10 Now | say that the heir as
long as he is q child di7erctb
nothing from servant though
he be lerd of all;
But is under tutors and Cover.
nors until the time appointed of
tue father" Gal. 4-1-1
ChriStj new name was the Son
of man and He placed it on this
character. which makes him the
Son of man. also the Name sake,
for Gods name is also placed on.
Now this Son Of man is under
tutors and governors until the
time appointed of The father,
yet he is Lord of all, be then has
the power, This power will De
manifested when this time
comes
! And he that oyercometh and
keepeth my works unto the end,
to him will I give power over the
nations,
And he shall rule them with
rod of iron, as the vessels OF a
potter shall they be broken to
shivers even as | received of
nv Father.
And l will give him The III orn.
ing star" (Rev. 2-26-:o.)
This time will manifest his
power. For Christ said again,
He that overcometh the same
shall be clothed in white raiment
and I will not blot out his name
out of the book Of life but 7 will
contest his name before nv ia.
Their and before his angels"
Rev. SIS
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-01-01
THE CRESSET

LOCAL LORE.
--Whooping cough is all over
this settlement.
MIR Nall ard Mr. Allenboue h
was pleasant callers at the Office
OF the Ed. on last Saturday.
The >-,ad fellows meets every
1st and Bird Saturday nights at
their Hall at JAH.Ville.
There tas a fine me etings at
the JATI.Tllle church on last
Sun. and we'll attended.
Mr. WIN. Tages children have
the whooping cough, also some
Of the Colony children.
Tho CREssET viii not be out
next week on the account O. the
Compositors being sick.
If any body wants a fine farm
in Douglas Co. call on US or write
US at prushyknob.
Miss Lilley Rhodes was saw at
the Colony meeting on last Sun.
Mr. Earl Slate accompanied her.
We had the pleasure Of seeing
young Mr. Rhods, out at meeting
at the Colony with his best girl
last Sunday.
The two Misses Linders was
cut at3the Colony meeting on last
Sun. accompanied with Netus.
Slate and her two brothers.
Mr. Logan Coats has come
home again we have not under
stood whether, or not that he has
come to stay.
We understood that MI
Marian Coats and Wife come in
on a visit to see friends in and q
round Brushyknob last week
from Hammond Kansas.
Mr. Earl Slate who is teaching {
successful school 4 miles Northot
Mansfield, on Wolf creek. visited
parents Earl is one Of Douglas,
enterprising young men DIES
tiued to something higher in life
SUCCESS to you Earl.
Mrs John Slate must have her
share of thanks for Xmas pre-,
sent of a fine lot Of pop corn she
sent the Colony children. Not
only from the children but also
the parents joined them in their
thanks to her.
The Colony children would of
missed a treat this Xmas. bad it
not of been for their friend Mr.
Jason Roy who was kind enough
to send them several Lbs. candy,
For which not only the children
are thankful for, but their par
ents extend mauy thanks to Mr.
Roy.
- On Dec. 21st. report of the
JAH.Ville Union Sabbath School
was of the best total number Of
scholars present IS Officers
present 4, teachers present s.
Interest from first to fa-t Of the
vary host come one come all,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-22

CHAN7F

Gains were made in Hawaiian Com
mercial and Brewery today. Session
sales of Hawaiian Commercial,
amounting to Is shares. went at %,
which was a quarter point gain over
its last sale Brewery sold at session
at IS, five shares going there; 40
shares of it went between boards at
1929. A gain was made in both in
stances over yesterdays trading when
Brewery brought 1915. Five shares
of Pines changed hands, but no new
figure was set 1t stayed at 1915;
the sale was made in session. Paia
was traded in between boards and lost
two points. selling at $3.50 to the
amount of So shares
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-22
GOVERNOR PlNkHAM - .-
RECEIVES NO CALLERS
At CAPITAL TOMORROW

Governor Pinkham announces he
will receive no callers tomorrow Al
mass of eastern correspondence
which has been, piling up and which
he has been unable to reach to date
must be handled before the steamer
Ventura departs tomorrow afternoon,
and practically all his time must be
given &c clearing this away. As yet
more than half his time is taken up
by callers and he was compelled to
turn a number of them away this
morning, asking them to return later.
In addition to receiving the formal
official call of six foreign Representa-
tiges and the captain of the u. s..
revenue cutter Thetis, the governor
paid farewell visit to General Fun:
ston. He attended the reception ten
dered the general at the University
Club last evening, but desired a final
chat and the opportunity to extend a
personal aloha to the departing Of
fieer. -. .. .>a..r..
In the consular party which called
on the governor today were F. A.
Schaefer, consul for Italy and Austro-
Hungary; Robert F. Lange,. vice
consul for Belgium; Bruce Cart.
wright, Jr:, consul for Peru; Georg
Rodiek, imperial german consul, act
ing consul for Norway and consul for
Sweden; J. w. Waldron, consul for
Chilli, and H. NJ. Won Holt, consul for
the Netherlands. Col. J. w. Jones
and First Lieutenant A. l.. Bump as.
sisted the governor in receiving the
distinguished guests.
Immediately following this formah
ty Captain James H. Brown of the q.
S. r. C. Thetis, and John Lovejoy
Maher of the U. S. R. C. service
called. Among the governors Other
visitors were A. G. Smith, Senator D
r. Metzger. H. A. Juen. c. G. Ballen.
tyne, r. D. Mead, Jack Lucas, Fred
h. Nugent, G. X. Keawehaku and Sol
Kauai.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-01-22
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE
COMPANY WILL BUILD.
NEW STEEL WAREHOUSE

To keep apace with it's growing
output of canned pineapples, and to
provide space for the storage of the
goods pending shipment. the Hawaiian
Pineapple Company will construct a
$65, 900 giant warehouse of steel frame
and concrete.
Plans for the building and an ap-
piication for a building permit were
filed with the building and plumbing
inspector yesterday afternoon. 1t is
understood that the structure will be
elected in ample time to accommodate
the large summer pack.
The plans for this building were
drawn last August The structure will
adjoin the present building and will be
$50 by 1877 feet.
The new warehouse is already un-
der way of erection. 1t is located ma
kai of the offices and will occupy
the site formerly held by the old ware
house. An officer of the company
stated this morning that it would take
three or four months, at the most, to
complete #: 1t is being done under
the direct supervision of the com.
pdHy, d COtTIIdCtO1 HdNIuS D6Su utb-
pensed with ... y -
This new Improvement, costing as it
will $65, 900, throws light on the rea.
SON for the decision of the company,
as announced in the Star-Balletin re-
Gently, that no extra dividends would
be declared. The ever-increasing large
OUTPUT of the company is said to have
madeathe erection Of the warehouse a
necessity. @s', o.