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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-06
POLO TEAMS TO
MEET TUESDAY
Americans will Be Forced to Ex-
tend Selves to Retain Trophy

New York, June 1.-THE first in
ternational trophy match of the pres
cut season will be played at Meadow
BROOK. l.. l., on Tuesday, when tn,
English and American polo fours meet
in the initial game for possession of
the International Polo cup. While
this trophy has not the extended COM
petitivc history of the Americas
Yacht cup, il classes with both the
emblem of sailing supremacy and the
Davis tennis cup, which will be con-
tested for during the American sea-
son Of summer sports. This polo
trophy, which has cost both the AM
crican and English polo devotees hum
drcls of thousands of dollars To win
and and retain, was donated by the
Wcstchester Polo club of Newport i'm
1856 During the twenty-eight years
which have elapsed since the cup was
offered ms an international champion
ship emblem in this sport five matches
have been played, of which England
has won two and the United States
three.
Conditions cannot be said To be
ovcr-fayorable for the retention of
the trophy this year, however, since
the English teams have been improv-
Inc both in playing strength and tao
ties during the past few seasons and
the 1914 combination will be opposed
by a cup defending team which is adj
mittedly weaker than the United
States teams of the last three series.
While the Waterbury brothers and
Niburn will again be in the saddle,
the absence of Captain Whitney will
undoubtedly weaken the four both
dolensively and extensively. regardless
Of The player chosen to replace the
former leader 1t is considered eX-
ucuTly unfortunate among poloists
that the injury which ncapactated
him should have occurred as soon be-
fore an international contest. This
is especially true since the English
team has changed on the eve of sail
inc for America from a third class
combination to an exceedingly for
midable four fully on par as re-
CARDS playing strength with any pre-
vious team to invade the United
States i'm quest of the polo cup.
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Three st. Louis teams and all three
in the first division of their leagues.
Yes sir, this has happened several
times this season.
The New York Giants have turned
Pitcher Shore over TO Jack Dunn's
Baltimore orioles. shore is a for
mer Gulford college twirler.
The New York Yankees are a bit
shy of 300 batters, but they have sew
oral boys who threaten to break into
the select circle before long.
Ed Konetchy and Jack Miller. the
two first basemen who figured in the
Pittsburgh st. Louis deal last winter
are travelling neck and neck in bat
ting.
Baseball critics have claimed that
weak hitting has kept the Athletics
backk But somehow or other it is
hard to figure the Mackmen so very
far back.
Pitchers records Of the Western
Canada league recently published
show Beer Of the Saskatoon team to
be the leader. with Cam, the Moose
Jaw ninger, at the bottom of the list
And it doesn't do the pastime any
harm to keep EN- so far apart.
Charley Herzog seems to have the
Cincinnati Reds well in hand. The
Red Birds are hustling all the time
and go after the leaders with as much
vim as against the weaker teams
Though he can play short to perfec-
ton. Terry Turner refuses to shift To
the short field for the Cleveland Maps.
Terry declares his throwing arm is
now in great shape and that short
stopping would put his ripper on the
hummer.
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n ationaI LEAGUE.

Philadelphia. June 6,-Philadelphia
hit the ball hard. took advantage Of
the wildness of Pittsbursh's twirlers
and the visitors errors and won yes
tcrday's game. McQuHlan and OToole
were knocked off the rubber i'm three
innings each. Mayer did excellent work
for the home team and prevented Wag-
ncr who needs only two hits To reach
thc 5000 mark during his baseball ca
rcer. from getting a safety. Il ii r.
Pittsburgh ...00010 2OO0 @ J j
Philadelphia ..1O3107 0N-l3 II /
Batteries McQuiIlan, O'Tooie. Mann
aux and Gibson. Eafora; Mayer and
Killifei, doran. Two-1ase hits-Ma-
ee. Mayer. Philadelphia.
New York. June 6.-St. Louis batted
in four runs in the eighth here yester-
dov and beat New York. The hitting
and fielding Of Miller and Beck fea-
urcd. Grant of New York hit three
doubles. IL
st. Louis .....30O0OOO41- IL 1
New York .....OO1O2O000- 3 10 .
Gatteries-Perritt, Robinson and
winqo. Marquard and Meyers. Two
bose hits-BesCher, Grant CD, New
York. Miller. st. Louis Three-base
hits-Beck. st. Louis; Murray, New
York
Boston, June 6,-Ames' control was
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Gossip Of Market and Mines by Minnear 4 Co..

c,,o.rbe, Exporaton declared regular quarterly dvi
dcnd of s7a payable July is to stock Of
record June 18TH equivalent about 6la on its
present selling price of $54
Buffalo Mines declared dividend payable July
lst like amount declared three months ago.
United Verde Copper June Sd paid a dividend of 10
cents per share third of like amount declared
year During the calendar year 1913 total of seven
dividends of 75c each paid.
Tuounne expenses during months OF April and May
were greater receipts owing to extraordinary de-
veopment work Shaft close to the 25OO-foot level and
as planned will the 1900 level, at which
point lateral openings will be made.
Mass Consolidated it is stated shipped a total of 21s19
tons during the month May This is high record
this and assuming that the rock of
the same average grade for last which carried
pounds refined copper to the ton, this company
should approximately 10 of refined cop
per.
Yukon Gold regular quarterly dividend of ~
cents payable June SOh to record June 18th.
Caribou regular quarterly dividend of 24
cents payable June 18th stock of record June Sd.
South favorite in the low priced shares
and is being steadily people well versed
developments the property There very few shares
sale takes but little buying to bring about
advance 1t should he remembered there
only $4,000 shares issued.
Butte London shaft has been unwatered depth Of
over This less than 100 feet pump be-
fore starting the work sinking the shaft the 1900
level.
Rainbow Development Company shaft is down to depth
1850 feet sinking will probably be continued to the
level. \ crosscut being driven the level
this shaft and while commercial has
developed there evidences of mneralized formation.
This adjoins North Butte and Butte London
Miami made output of 1878 of bster copper for
May increase 60 compared with
the previous month.
Anaeondas production showed increase of 800 tons
for the month of May with April 1t is stated
that Anaconda has period of curament which
will output 1900 less than the
maintained the last year The low price
and much needed repairs Of this companys plants
the reasons given for the curtailment.
Iron Cap Copper is shipping average a of
hish grade daily This win average than
SCI. In fact of the shipped during the
May assayed l59s copper.
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Chicago, June eff Willie Richie
and Charlie White battle on the coast
the chances are very strong that James
w. Coffroth will get the match. This
was made known by Nate Lewis, man
ager for Charlie White, today. The
statement was prompted by a report
that Eddie Graney and Louis Parante,
Frisco promoters, who also are in the
market for the match. but who seem
To be disregarding White.
III Graney and Parante think they
are going to offer Richie $4,000 or
ti.ereabouts to battle White second
time what do they think Charlie will
fight for?" was the way Lewis put it,
Save that Willie still is the champion,
thanks to the Wisconsin boxing laws.
White is the card He defeated Willie
decisiveIy and anywhere else but in
Wisconsin he would be champion to-
day. If they are going To give Richie
1000 they'll have 10 come pretty
high for White Charlie is the big
man in the deal now.
white defeated Richie decisively.
He did the same To Ad Wolgast. He
forced owen Moran to foul him to save
himself from being knocked out and he
licked AZevedo with one hand. That's
a record to be proud of"
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Federal League

Brooklyn, June G.-BroOklyn could
not hit Knapp effectively yesterday and
Buffalo won. Downey stole home in
the fourth. II III T.
Buffalo ...1 OIL 20020 20 10 >
Brooklyn ....1 10000 O. > 4 4
Eatteries-Krapp and Blair; Seaton,
Peters and Land.
Pittsburgh, June Baltimore made
IL hits off Barger in four and one third
innings of yesterdays game and hit
lie Claire, who relieved him. hard, win
ming the contest. The teams made a to-
tai of 80 hits. among them being six
triples and two doubles. II III T.
Baltimore .....OS3O4Ol21-4 IS l
Pittsburgh ...10OO00O2 20 II
Batteries-Suggs and Jacklitsch;
Barger, lie Clair and Berry.
Kansas city, Mo-, June 6.-Stovalls
muff of KenwOrthy's throw to COM
plete a double pay permitted Drake to
score from third with the winning run
in the tenth inning and st. Louis won
yesterday. r II +.
st. Louis ..00OO0OO1O1-
Kansas City OOOOO10O0O- Z
Batteries-Groom ana Simon; Gull
lop and Eastelly.
indianapolis, June although In
dianapolis scored three runs in a ninth
inning rally yesterday it was not
enough tn beat Chicago and the visl-
tors won. II II +.
Chicago .....O100O4 90 > II I
indianapolis ..O0OOO0103- II .
Batteres-Watson and Wilson;
Falkenberg and Rarden.
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that he hurried back home To Chicago
Yesterday to tell Ritchic, the boss, -
that there never was a syndicate in
the field; that Harry Pollock, manager
for Welsh. was cndcayoring to pull of
the tilt on gamble. and that the pro-
motors were going to use Ritch!e's 81
500 To defray the preliminary expenses.
Because OF this "bloomcr' RitChie il
open for battle on July 4. and Louis
PARENT, partner cf Eddie Crancy.
who has the date in san Francisco, is
making an effort To sign him To meet
the man they pick, Willie wired back
asking for "A $4,000 guarantee and told
the promoters TO sign White.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-06
PLAYERS FRATttNiTY
TO RECOGNIZE FEDS

league has been recognized by the
Baseball Players Fraternity. accord
ing 10 statements OF members. Presi-
dent David l.. Fultz not only will REIN
state players who were suspended for
but an effort will be made to line up
Federal players as members of the fra
telnity.
SShortstop Eddie Gagnier Of Brooklyn
Is the chief authority for statements of
the frat" plans. Several suspended
members declared the recruiting move
ment is soon TO start.
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Cincinnati, June G.-Just before
leaving for Boston Manager Herzog
announced that he had suspended
Outfieldor Marsans and would not take
him with the club. Marsans and
Pitcher Davenport demanded new
contracts giving them an increase in
salary and containing a mutually
clause. They threatened to quit the
club if their demands were not grant
ed.
After Herzog had had conference
with President Herman il was an
nounced that Davenport had receded
had been misnformed.
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Fedora: League.
TODAY'S GA M ES.
American Leaaue.

Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at cleveland.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Federal League.
st. Louis at Kansas city.
Chicago at Indianapolis.
Baltimore at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo at Brooklyn.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-06

clyde Milan, the speedy outiielder
of the Washington team, is out again
this season to annex the base-stealing
honors.
Del Gainor formerly of the Tigers.
is putting up fine game at first base
Red SoX.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
American Ieadue.

Detroit. June 6.-Detroit and st.
Louis split double-header here yes
terday. Detroit threw the first game
away by poor fielding and battery
mistakes. Hamilton was hit hard and
James. who replaced him in the eighth,
was unsteady. Cobb. who has been out
of the came for some time with frac-
tured rib, returned Yesterday by run
ming for Ncach in the eighth. He stole
third hA a moment later was caught at
thhd and retired. Detroits timely hit
ting won the second game, which was
called i'm the fifth to allow ST. Louis
to catch a train. IL r.
st. Louis ....0OO2 0O20 / 6 }
Detroit ......0O01O004O 100 II /
Batteries Hamilton. James, Baum
gardner and Agnew; Dubuc and stan
age. Mckee. Two-base hits-Heilman,
Burns. Moriarty, Dnbuc, Detroit.
Second game ii r.
St Louis .........,.OO 90 .
Detroit ..............2O 30 o. j
Batteries and Crossin; Main
and Mckee. Thrce-base hit 49, High,
Detroit.
CHICAGO. June 6.-Cleveland-C Chicago
game postponed; rain
No others scheduled.
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Washington's young twirlers, Ayres
Shaw and Boehling, are giving good
assistance to the only Walter Johnson
in keeping the Senators in the spot
light.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-06
American Association.

Cleveland. 6: indianapolis, 4.
Columbus, ,: indianapolis. :.
MilwauSee-M Minneapolis game post
pUned rain.
st. Paul-Kansas City game postpon-
ed. rain.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-06

Jimmy Barry and Percy Jones two
clover little fellows of England. will
clash for the English nyweight title
ana belt on June 90.
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Continued from Second Page.
ISLE ROYALE-

Work Of continuing the sinking of No. shaft through
the ovcrburden abandoned early last summer likely Will
be before long The long drifts south from NO
show quality ground equal to the mines best and the
addition to shaft is logical development 1t is an
tioipated that of placing No shaft in condition
for extensive work on Portage lode from its
openings completed within six eight weeks With
the extreme of the mine, which will be worked
T. showing good ground in the Isle Royae lode
and the extreme end be worked from No. l, con-
tanning large area the Grand Portage which explora
ton has shown will yield substantial profit Isle Royac
is a healthy expansion which will he well start
year and which it will receive sti larger re-
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COPPER RANGE CONSOLIDATED

The mines this company made record output for the
May 1884 being the combined production
Tho portion of this increase of 4O tons was made
by Champion, which made production of 1850 tons
greater than its previous high record Tr
mountain getting about output at the
present while Baltic slightly under the Both
properties will probably show greater increases the
coming month than during the month just passed.
the time several years the company has
necessary work the Trmountain MILL at which
balance of the milling facilities is working the maximum
limit the increase Copper Ranges produce
ton is only about 500 tons of rock daily.
NORTH LAKE
third level IN being driven from the lode
position which is the presence of No. S
conglomerate shaft II is estimated that the crosscut
has go open the formation. Two
chimes are working double shift probably will be
resumed at sixth level
BUTTE ALEX SCOTT
This company made net profit of sS0SS for the month
April according official figures This is from ship
Of first class which assayed s94
copper of second class assaying 1860
These April earnings the about 1925 per
share annually, is quite possible that dividend
will paid early fall.
MARKET AND MINING BRIEFS
Nipssnss quarterly dividend undoubtedly will he de-
the April it is reported $780,
900. the of sl.25 a share annually.
Hedley Gold quarterly dividend soc
payable stock of June 18th This is
3% regular and 20. extra,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
COMMITS SUICIDE

Phillip Orrell, TWENTY-FIVE years old,
Of 1900 Hull Street early last night
drank two ounces OF laudanum while
standing on the street near his home.
He was rushed to Virginia Hospital In
the First station patrol wagon. the
ambulance being on an emergency call
10 Erookland Park at the time. and
dicd there about 1880 o'clock. The
ponce were unable TO learn of any
reason for the suicide. The body was
turned over to Undertaken MOrrissett,
after Coroner Taylor had been notified
and had authorized this course No
funeral arrangements had been made
last night. The speed at which the
night, but the seriousness of its mis-
sion was sufficiently important to war
rant It's racing course
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
IN MEMORIAM

cHiEsTERMAN.-In loving remem-
CHESTERMAN. who died one year ago
today. December l6, 1919.
AS the evening sun Is setting
Often as ] sit alone,
In my heart there comes a feeling
If my dear husband could only come
home.
Farewell, dear husband, | nm wecpjnr
In this lonely world below
But i know that thou are happy
with the loved ones gone before
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE.
MEvER.--In sad hu, loving remem-
hrance Of my dear father. HENRY
cember is. 1872, age seventy-seven
yearE.
The month of December Is here
To me tho saddest Of the year:
Time was too short 90 say good-bv
But what bitter grief. "a shock 20
severe,
To part with one loved so dear.
Friends n.oI may may think the wound is
Little do they know the sorrow
That lies within my heart concealed
His loving heart liz now at rest:
God took him home when He thought
best.
BY his son.
WALTER C. MEYER.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
MRS. AMELIA RICHARDSON
CHARGED WITH sHOPl|FT|NG
Secretary OF Retail Merchants Asso-
citation Catches Her In
the Act.
GOODS FOUND IN HER HOME
Fine Assortment of Trinkets Seized
by Police and Will BE Held for
IdentiflcatiOn-Wom Is Said to
Have Confessed.

Mrs. Amelia Richardson. wife of p.
S y; RICHARDSON of 6o6 North Twenty
yesterday afternoon arrested on u
charge Of shopllfting in Miller &
Rhoads store. The woman was de-
OF the. Retail Merchants Association.
according to a report made by the po-
him out on Broad Street where she was
pointed out to Patrolman Williams. The
policeman took her back into the store,
where she Is said to have confessed to
L. O. and Earle Miller, Of the firm.
Mrs. Richardson was taken to the
First Precinct Station, where she was
later bailed for her appearance in the
roi ice, Court this HIS, morning She Is said
rest, and to have assigned no reason
Tor the thefts to which she Is said to
have confessed.
Detectives Smith and Bryant executed
search warrant on her house and dis
covered $3.50 worth of merchandise.
WHICH is said to have been stolen from
Q. H. Berry & Co. The woman has
been employed In that store as n tailor
for the last two years. according to
Information which she gave the police.
ASSORTMENT OF TRINKETS
FOUND IN HER ROOMS
There was also found in her rooms
are valued by women. Manicure sets,
dresser sets. handbags and the like
IRE said to have been numerous. Some
of them still bore the stamps OF the
stores from which they are alleged to
have been stolen. and an attempt will
bt made to identify them to-day. De-
tectivcs Smith and Bryant brought all
Of the goods found in her rooms to the
First Police Station. and they will be
Of the case in the olice Court
At the First Station the woman is
charged with stealing 79-cent pair
of gloves, a 81 pair Of silk hose and
Another warrant charEes her with
stealing the $3.50 worth of merchan-
disc from .. III, Berry & Co. &. T. Nor
nan, one of the proprietors Of the lat
ter firm, Is the complainant in the
more important case. He identified the
goods found In her house as those be-
longing to his firm.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
FINANCIAL CONDITIONS
ARE GREATLY IMPROVED
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tCOntinued from First Page.)
fluencos. Like tho directing bodies Of
tho national European banks. the Fed
eral Reserve Board keeps It's hand on
the money pulse. lowering or raising
the discount rate according ns the de-
mand for lonns decrease or increase.
The growth or rediscounting opera
tions by the twelve Federal reserve
tanks. as well ms the release of enor-
nous reserves until the Inauguration
or the new system held Idle In national
bank vaults. 1t Is stated, hns apparent
~ met the more immediate demands
or commerce. and tho financial situa-
ton has assumed q normal healthy as
pect. With the return Of this condition
has come marked decrease in the de-
Inand for loans and a corresponding
decrease OF the demand for rediscount
by the Federal reserve bank, justify
Governor George J. Seay. Of the Fed
eral Reserve Bank of Richmond, spent
yesterday In Washington In attend
ance upon the first meeting Of the Fed
eral Reserve Advisory Council, Of which
he Is Il member. The council will re-
main In session through to-day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-16
SHOOTS HIS WIFE
AFTER QUARREL

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home II the police wanted me. re-
turned there. and after waiting several
minutes went to Floyd's bar and then
came to Richmond"
GOT PISTOL FROM
THORNIs YESTERDAY
Harry Thorne last night told re-
Shelton had taken his .3S-caiibre Smith
WesSon revolver early in the MORN
Ing. saving that he was going to shoot
him The pistol was fully loaded, and
II was with this weapon that Shelton
s snH Ibis his wife; Thorne said that Shell
He entered the front dpor when l
opened 1T, and, pressing the pistol into
not to try to interfere With him; that
ne had shot his wife. and would shoot
me me II T., l tried to hold him: 1 stood back.
the parlor floor. fiourishing the pistol.
S aaIf s4iying he was going to kill him.
. .s INFORM the police while out OF
the house. ! had hardly got to the
arrived rTh a0C sbe fth9uF Sn when the police
ttol In his pocket, but attempted to draw
II II as the officer entered the room.
w was S,s w S9,ssS short russell before he
g. Shelton Is forty-two years old. He
w. Va II veteran of the Spanish american
Gresham a OF wf aS,s married arr to Miss Lettle
Shelton is a native OF Ivy. e Vas a nn9
h mas h raised on his fathers farm, where
n TIt'. brother, w. A. Shelton, now lives
r i,nS, wire Is the daughter OF a formcr
is - tIik nt, wood and coal dealer. and
cbtldrn1y -s,N years old. They have two
Mary Mary e aged nina' aged twelve. and
iAhEN WITH MYSTERIES
E,r,,, an. AT POLICE STATION
T.. Enriy this morning Shelton was
TAX with an attack of Mysteries mt
Inc second Station and Ambulance Sur.
geon Walker was called to treat bin,
me me surgeon said afterward that The
rencti Mas apparently sane, but that the
IeacLlon of the excitement Of the shoot
ing nad caused the breakdown
yirminia oh h1! could not be seen at the
clifton a, was regarded rs precarious. and
thrr Ee crn,t would take no chances Of fur
tnilr GLNcitnnE her She was unable to
talR because of the broken law. md
naa not related her version Of The
S SIiT 1t is believed that the woman
In from the wound. SET