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The Calumet news., 1914-05-11

heart is made glad. When through
our erring we forsake God and go in
the way of sin. no matter how we have
been weakened by our wOrthlessnesS
and ingratitude. and disgraced, she
loves US still ana nothing can break
the spell
What wonderful mothers America
has had In the past? They have made
America peerless among the nations of
the world The great men OF past and
present have not forgotten their fret
thought of Christ. the Savior, learned
at mothers knee. The foundations Of
faith are laid in the sanctity Of do
nestle purity. How our piety has
nestled between the shelter Of two
truths; the sanctity of the home and
the House Of God. Queen Victoria rose
highest i'm the English nation and
world, when she, az "a mother led her
children from the altar i'm the home 10
the altar in the church of Christ. What
Calumet needs is such sanctified
motherhood, that will make her sons
good and eat Men with such moth
ers usually stand for law and order.
The sons of such mothers have never
been given To the disorders Of the past,
and never will participate in any in
the future. Yea, they have been the
| saviors Of the copper country, and all
such sons always will he on the right
/ side of every question.
Mothers, you want fame? Bring
that immortal precious soul with such
/ a wonderful lot of possibilities II
Gods altar and in harmony with the
will of Christ. Your duties are not
in the nation and world No work is
! so noble and worthy of the best pow
I crs that lie within YOU as your own
| ohild's development and training. This
work should not be given To "A hirelins
| and We ought to he ashamed of our
selves to place their destinies in the
| hands of others.
Can we pay what we owe To on:
| precious mothers? When we left home,
| it was mother who gave the last fare
well; il was mother who said MY
| prayers will follow YOU until you find
Christ as your savior" and night aft
CT night her pillow was wet with tears
| that we knew nothing of until he.
faith was rewarded.
! May God help us to be kind To thes
mothers while we have them. 1t is not
long from childhood to youth and
| Youth to manhood and womanhooc,
and the time is short at the longest to
show them our appreciation and we
think you Will have To leave earth and
| it's scenes To find such company rs
these Cody mothers make. Let Us.
| then, enjoy their blessed presence
while we can. and then follow them
from earth To heaven by confessirs'
their Christ before men who has been
mothers savior from sin. guide in hey
| path Of life and comfort when all else
tailed. This would make her heart re-
joicc and show her your true love.
| May we add the words of Macauly:
| Children look on those eyes, listen to
| that dear voice, notice the feeling In a
single touch of her gentle hand, make
| the most of it, while YOU have the
most precious of all earthly gifts, A
loving mother"
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
Laurium l Department
BALL GAME is POSTPONED.
Cold Weather Prevents Contest With
Lake Linden Hustlers.

The opening Of the baseball season
which was scheduled To take place in
the driving park yesterday afternoon
between the IAurimm Independents
and the Lake Linden Hustlcrs. was
postponed owing To cold weather. De-
spite the fact that the mercury re-
mained near the bottom of the tube.
n hundred fans braved the cold and
clung to the bleachers for an hour. an
ticipating that the game Would be
played in any event. Their disap-
pointment, at that, was keen.
Efforts to organize a county league
have been futile and fans will have to
be content with the independent ar
ticle Promoters had in view a Port
age-Torch I.alie-Cammet circuit, but
only two teams could be mustered. The
Laurium and Lake Linden teams will
play their postponed game on May "a.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
SPRING FINDS HOUSES
IN LAURIUM At PREMIUM
DEMAND FOR TENEMENTS iNDi.
Gates ACTIVITY IN REALTY
TRANSACTIONS.

With the resumption of Industrial
place I'm the copper country. Laurlum
was one Of the first towns In the dis
trict I'm which conditions readjusted
themselves and today finds the town
more prosperous than at any time in
the past decade. Evidence OF this is
obtained from the demand for houses,
tenements az well as business blocks
proverbial hens tooth. Real estate
dealers are sanguine over the pros
poets Of the village and they predict "a
building boom in the next year or
two.
practically every business block on
Hecla street and Lake LinLen avenue.
regardless of its dimensions. is occu-
pied and a half dozen new enterprises
will be opened in the next ten days.
The Charter building on Hecla street,
formerly occupied by the Finlayson
store, will be occupied shortly by a
furniture company and grocery
store will occupy the vacant structure
adjoining the Peninsula Heating &
Plumbing company's store on Hecla
street. The Vivian building, formerly
the postoffice. will he occupied short
ly by five and ten-cent store and
the Strand building at Second and
Hecla street soon will be occupied by
grocery. In addition to these
changes, Lake Linden avenue will be
tracts for several new buildings have
been let recently.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11

nine kings of France. but three were
the admiration of the French people.
and these three had Christ like moth
ers who ruled their sons with love.
Nero's mother was n murderess: can
II be wondered that he thirsted for
blood? Wesley's mother was the
mother of methodism. See the great
mothers who have trained our presi-
dents; Lincoln's confession was, "Ail
that | am ! owe To my mother" Gar
feld's tribute To his mother was in
having her with him at inauguration
She is the divinity of our infancy, the
morning ana evening star of our youth
and the Heavenly spirit Of our life and
home.
There Is a legend handed down from
mythology OF a mother by the name Of
'odippe and her Two sons. Cleobis and
Biton. one morning Codippe wanted
to go To the temple To worship her
heather god and her sons made ready
the chariot and the oxen could not lie
found, so they yoked themselves and
| started with their mother to the tenn
Il bi' lAiih Nh' J''lS anu NNpllS bl Tue
| crowded streets; needless of all. but
| obeying their precious mother they
forged ahead To the temple. The moth
| er asked the GODDESS for her choicest
gift for the boys. and though strange
and sad the tale seems To us they were
| made To fall asleep in death i'm the
| temple. For she said: What could
be better than that the boys close
their earthly life while showing such
devotion to their mother and rever-
ence to the gods" And so the devoted
| lads died and left behind them for al
, To their mother.
Love like this must have been
known or they could not have written
this story. How often our Christian
boys forget the honor due their moth
err she has 10 trudge To church alone
and many times has To stay away from
the place dearest To her heart to salts
fy the temporal desires of her boys AT
home and miss the. services that ar"
| fond to her heart. Boys we had better
| disappoint ourselves rather than trou-
| BILE mother and lei her have one disap-
pointment on our account
There is nothing more beautiful In
| the life of our Lord Jesus, the Son OF
| God, who went down To Nazareth and
was subject to his mother and Joseph
| In the closing hour of his life he
| showed forth the true spirit of all 10y
al sons by showing his tender sympa-
| thy and making provision for her re-
clining years with the beloved Apostle
| John.
Are we Christian boys?
II is one of the deepest disgraces
| that can come To any child that they
are thoughtless OF their mothers com
fort. or ashamed To let 1t he known
that they think the world of then
mot hers"
There is a time when mother is NOR,
| than all else in our lives. Mother /.
| name is our childhood "talisman." She
| is our refuge and safeguard and first
| helpless infancy anticipates avery
| childish feat. humors every childish
fancy, smooths al transient sorrows
sings sweet lullabys, and when pain
and sickness prays upon us there is
medicine in her kiss and healing ~
| her prayers.
When we leave home and launch
| out upon the world. who watches our
| adventures like mother? When Wc
| succeed she rejoices. when prosperity
| fame and virtue have crowned u.s. he'
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11

In his sermon last evening ON the
s,biect our Mother" Rev. George
" Rroome. pastor of the First Baptist
cbnrch. paid tribute to motherhoo
generally. and particularly the moth
ore of the sturdy sons of the copper
corntry who took such "a determined
etond for law and order during the
long Industrial struggle in this district.
Mr. Broomes discourse was appropri-
ota to Mothers Day." and ii closely
held the attention of large congrega-
tion. He spoke as follows:
If the world was lost thru Y woman,
she will be a factor in saving IL. She
holds future society in her hands
holds the key To each soul in her
household and she stamps each char
octer with her own. Ii has been said,
81 Ike mother. like son." OF the sixty
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
NOTES ABOUT WOMEN.

Ellen Terry. who is Sc years young,
has just left on a lecturing tour IN
Australia and New Zealand.
Carmen sylvia. the Queen of Ru-
mania. has been elected "A member of
the Royal Society of Literature OF
England.
Nine. Melba. who is now in London
said OF her recent American tour:
Perhaps my happiest moment was
that of arriving in New York ani
finding out how much people loved
me"
There has just been advertised fo"
sale i'm a London paper Queen Vic
toria's Smile: the only photo extant
OF her late majesty smiling; an eX
qusite and unique heirloom tcab-
ineD."
There will be published shortly n
woman's account of a small holdins
in Canada. The author Is Mrs
Georgina Binnic-C Clark. who hough,
and ran such n holding on her own
account near Fort que Appelle. and
had to wrestle with fun share ni
the difficulties which besct the pioneer
farmer on small scale i'm the do
minion. II will bc called Wheat and
Woman"
A new novel by Mrs. IIumphrey
Ward is To appear in the autumn.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
GIRLS IN BAD HEALTH

Hundreds Of girls go 10 work day af-
ter day afflicted with some aimont
peculiar to their sey, dragging ono
foot YEARLY after the other. working
always with one eye on the clock and
wishing for closing time To come
Every such girl should rely on Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound {,
restore her to a normal healthy condi-
tion, then work will be a pleasure. Fui
forty years this famous root and hcrl
medicine has been pre- eminently sue
cessful IN controlling the disease pi
women. Why don't YOU try it?-AG-
vertiScment
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
SIGN CONTRACTS TUESDAY.

The village council will meet tomor
row evening with Contractors Chatel
& Nairo and Paul Il. Roehm for the
purpose of signing contracts and con-
cluding other details preliminary "a
beginning contracts on municipal
work. The council has made no alter
ations in the town hall plans and work
this week The street work which VIII
be undertaken by Paul Roehm, will 10
discussed and a limit Of this contract
will he determined at tomorrow
meeting.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
Rev. q. w. BrOOme Pays Tribute to
Mothers of Sturdy GOpperdOm Sons
aM.r with good mothsrs have

"Men with good mothsrs have
..r been aiven to the disorders
of the past, and never will psrtici-
nate in any in the future. Yea,
,b.v have been the saviors Of the
oonper country, and all such sons
always will be on the right side Of
.verv auestion."--Rev. G. w.
sroome, pastor Of First Baptist
church.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11

DECKERVILLE-Lo Wright
g., who fell on n cement sidewalk
and sustained broken arm a month
ago is dead from pleurisy.
RAD AXE-The building occupied
by the Idle Hour theater here is to be
torn down and new theater erected.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11
FALSE ALARM IN FLORIDA.

The Laurum fire department re-
sponded tn false alarm from box . at
the carbarns this morning.
The Calumet news., 1914-05-11

RAD AXE-.Mrs Walter Rapson. CO.
pioneer. was found dead i'm bed at
the county home. Heart disease was
the cause.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
CIAFLTN REORGENlzFRS
BUSY WITH PLANS
SIC, 100000 or THE NOTES OF THE
COMPANY ALREADY IN
HANDS oFCoMMITTEE

New York, June 29.-Creditors who
have been working on plans to clear
up the tangle caused by the failure
OF the H. B. Claflin company were
to meet in various committees today
to hear the reports on progress made
and to outline proposals for the re
organization of the company
Some of the merchandise creditors
and a few bankers expressed an
opinion that plan of reorganization
based on a system that would make
the wholesale store here purchas-
ing and distributing center for the
Clafiin fetal stores in this country
And Canada, would be an excellent
plan of reorganization.
1t is said that more than $lO,OOO,OOO
of the notes Of the Clafiin company
are in the hands of the noteholders
committee. TT S bsiailio
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
MIXERS IN NEW HAVEN

New Haven, Conn. June 29.--The
special delegates of the Sons OF the
American Revolution VINO are Jour
neying from Philadelphia to Cam
bridge over the route taken by Gen
eral George washington in 1775, LEFT
Ne@ Haven today for Hartford. The
days ydlgrimage took them through
WATERSHED. where washington mel
Rochambueau ana other French ane
American officers, and planned the
campaign which resulted in the sur
render Of the British at yorktown.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
70 CONTROL CHILD LABOR

Philadelphia, June 2s.-The mum-
bers of the United States commission
on industrial education which is hold
ing hearings in this city, are giving
serious attention to a plan for look
ing after the welfare Of children OF
school age. who are employed in in
dustries. This plan provides for the
creation of state bureaus or depart
ments of child relations. The commis-
sion intends to present 1t to those In
terested at all the hearings it win
hold throughout the country with .
view of recommending model law
for the states. The main object OF
the plan is to bring all work done for
children employed in industry under
one organization instead Of having It
scattered among various departments
Of state and city governments.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
APPROPRIATIONS PASSED

Washington, June 2s-Disputed ap-
preparations between the house and
senate in the diplomatic bill were fin
ally settled today. One hundred and
fifty thousand dollars for an embassy
building in Mexico City; 100000 for
one at Toxic; s14O,ooo for legation
at Berne; $4,000 for American par
ticipation in the conference OF the
American states at Santiago. Chile.
in September, and $4,000 each for
American participation in the inter
national congress against alcoholism
and inter-parHamentary union were
agreed on.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
NIcARAeuAN INVESTIGATION

Washington, June zs-Senate inves-
tigation of any rights Of Costa Rica
in the Nicaraguan inter-oceanic canal
route was proposed in resolution
today by Senator Gallinger. The
question is connected with the pend
ing Nicaraguan treaty. Ernest H.
wands,, fiscal agent of Nicaragua,
and Severe Mallet-Provest, a New
York attorney. were witnesses today
before the foreign relations commit
tee. Mallet-Pfeyost drew certain con-
tracts between New York bankers for
the Nicaraguan government. Scere-
tary Bryan was present part of the
time.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
PRESIDENT FEARS ATTACK
RuMoRED THAT BREAK WITH
cARRANzA DELAYS VILLAS
OPERATIONS
REBELS SUPPLIES EXHAUSTED
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AR
RANGE TO FLOAT A BIG
BOND LOAN X WA

Vera Cruz, June 29.-The fear that
the spread of dlsaffection among the
Mexican federal troops might result
in an uprising in Mexico City. caused
the British residents there to hold a
meeting on Saturday night to arrange
final plans for the defense of the con-
centration district
British refugees who arrived here
today and who had attended the meet
ing, said the general opinion express
sed there was that Provisional Presi-
dent Huerta's hold on the situation in
the capital was wavering, and many
predicted an uprising or a revolt of
the federal army within a week or
ten days. '~ll-if f1~ -is.l~i,-i
Some Of the refugees declared the
federal defeat at Zacatecas to be par
tally due to the revolt Of five thou
sand federal soldiers under the COM
mand of General MEDINA BARRON.
These men are said to have fired on
their own comrades.
Huerta Fears Villa Attack
The situation at the front Is deelar;
Eed 81 desp5i ssas lhat sensrhI HuAzta
is said to have ordered General Joa-
auin Mas. who is a son of his brother
in-law, to remain in the capital, in
stead of returning to take the com
-mand at Queretaro where efforts are
being made to face the advance OF
General Villas army.
Two regiments Of federals were
sent to Queretaro from the capital, on
Sunday. Those who saw them pass
ing through the streets assert that the
ranks were filled with boys and sol
d;ers taken from the hospitals before
their wounds were half healed.
Conditions among the population OF
the capital are asserted by the re-
fugees to be omniously quiet. The dis
Iintegration of the federal army has be-
come widely known and the. feeling
among British residents is SO strong
that Huerta will be unable to hold off
1.-THE constitutionalis,s and retain con-
troll of the capital long enough to pre-
cent the humiliation of his forcible
removal from office, that the British
colony is preparing to defend itself
from office, that the British colony is
preparing to defend itself during the
days Of the expected turmoil in Mex
leo City. The refugees say that Other
foreign colonies in the capital are
taking similar precautions.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
aAYTlAN REVOLUTION
RAPIDLY SPREADIl G
REBELS MAKE THREE ATTACKS
ON FORT LlBERTE AND
3 LOSE A GENERAL

Cape Haitien, Haiti, June 29- Fight
ing continued in the north of Haiti
today when the Haitien government
troops. commanded by President Ores
tes Zamor, recaptured from the rebels
the town of Grande Riviere, and con-
tinued their march on Quarter NORM.
Three attacks by rebels on Fort Lib
erte were repulsed by the government
troops in possession of that place.
General Dorsilien, one of the rebel
leaders. was killed during fight at
Las Sale Mont Organise.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
ulIIa.carranra nreak final

FL Paso, Tex. June 29.-Lack Of
ammunition has blocked General VII
las march to Mexico City. villa. fresh
from his victory last week at zaca
tecas, has returned to Torreon. bring
ing his entire army with him.
The relations Of the northern zone
commander with General Carranza, in
the opinion of agents here today. un-
questionably caused the abandonment
Of the campaign. The Carranza- villa
estrangement has reached breaking
point, they asserted, In that the consti-
nationalist commander has declined to
Villa to import cartridges for his men
and shells for his artillery through the
port of Tampico. This port now is the
only entryway for munitions which the
revolutionists may use. as the border
is still closed to them by the strict
embargo of the United States border
patrol
AT Lacdtecas, FHld sho' away P."
tically all of the cargo of the Anatilla
which landed at Tampico, according
to his reports Carranzas men how
ever. declare that villa did not get
the Anatilla ammunition which they
declare still is in Monterey Villas
return north was considered omnious
by both factions here.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
TODAY IN CONGRESS
Met at noon.

Senate: Met at noon.
Debate was resumed on the river
and harbors appropriation bill.
Senator Burton predicted river and
harbor bills would be unable to pass
in the future unless the method ofsap-
were changed.
Senator Chamberlain's resolution to
recruit the army to war strength was
favorably reported by the military
committee ''A 2
Senators Thompson, Lea, Hughes
Clamp and Kenyon were appointed to
investigate charges of misuse Of sen
ate stationery in connection with 9
geld mine promotion.
House: Met at noon
Under suspension of the rules mis-
cellaneous bills we're considered.
The Lever bill for regulation II
trading in cotton futures was brough
up for debate.
Representative Underwood aske'
hut failed to get consideration OF
resolution extending all the cdrren
appropriation bills to July 10.
nisputed items in the dlplomatl
arnropriation bill were agreed on
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
of the United States. and an express
sion of my profound sympathy
HUNT FOR CLUES

Stamford. Conn, June 29.-Reports
Of chemists who have been investi-
eating the character Of stains found on
the walls Of afrs. Helen M. Angles
apartments, where Waldo R. BaIlou Is
alleged to have met his death last
week, are expected today by Coroner
Phelan. Mrs. angle aenies the marks
on the wall are blood stains. The
coroner will resume his inquiry today
ard it is said that Mrs. Angle. who
was released under bond. will take
take the stand,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-06-29
ALL COAST STATES WARNED
CORPS OF EXPERTS IN PLAGUE
ERADICATION BEGIN HEROIC
CAMPAIGN
KILL THE RATS" IS SLOGAN
THREE CASES REPORTED FROM
CUBA. WHERE EPIDEMIC
MAY HAVE STARTED

Washington, June 29.-Surgeon
General Blue of the health service will
go to New Orleans to take charge OF
the campaign against bubonic plague,
which has appeared there.
One death has already been record
ed.
After receipt Of the kilograms to-
day from Oscar Bowling, president OF
the Louisian board of health, the
treasury department ordered the sur
geon general to take charge of the
situation. Bowling reported bacteria.
logical evidence Of two cases. Th4
public health service. howevers wiIl
make its own examinations.
Surgeon General Blue said today
neither the city Of New Orleans n0n
the territory surrounding II was -
any danger, but that 1t was advisable
that the federal government take
sharp measures Apparatus for fumi-
cation is being sent to New Orleans
and a corps OF experts in plague ersd-
ication. including Surgeon Creel Of the
public health service, win carry put
the surgeon generars plaas.
AS precautionary l1ieasure to pre-
vent the spread Of the infection BY
shipping, Surgeon General Blue to
day sent warnings 10 the authorities
of the Atlantic coast states and to
those of the Mississippi river states,
as far north as Iowa, suggesting that
they take up the work of rodent erad-
ication actively.
Three Cases in Santiago
Three suspicious cases have been
discovered in Santiago, Cuba, and in
fections continue to be reported from
Havana No new deaths, however, are
reported from there.
With infections being reported from
ports along the Spanish MAN, public
health officials are setting in motion
all available machinery to prevent its
introduction into seaboard cities of the
United States.
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conference plans Recess

Washington, June 29.-Despite con-
tinued expressions of hope that the
Plans for mediation will not fail, con-
siderable apprehension was shown to-
day in official quarters.
Considerable significance was at
tached to the fact that the mediation
conference plans to take a recess uil-
less there is some definite assurance
from Carranza by tomorrw that his
agents will meet the Huerta dele
gates and. Representatives of the Unit
ed States upon a plan for provis-
ional government outlined in the re-
cent protocol
Carranza's latest reply to the medi-
ators asking for time to consult his
generals who participated in the plans
of Guadalupe for agreeing to enter
the proposed peace conference, was
said here not to have reached the
mediators. but that It probably would
get to Niagara Falls by tomorrow
morning.
Luis Cabrera, one Of Carranza''
agents here, said today he believes
l the general would yield to the wishe
Of the United states and the invita-
tion of the mediators after he had con