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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
WooDMEN ARE BANQUETED.

Lake Linden Camp. Modern Wood
men Of America, celebrated it's install
lation and fifteenth year of existence
Tuesday evening with a banquet at tn.
hotel LaRose. Following the dinner,
a sealskin cap was presented John Do.
Ian, who has been camp consul since
the lodge was organized
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
CHILD KILLS A BANKER

Boise, Idaho, Jan, III. a. Martin,
president Of the Kuna Savings bank
was fatally wounded by the 5-year-
old son Of Joseph Powell five miles
west of Euna yesterday. Mr.. Martin
was at the Powell house on business
matters and while writing the child
tool, % revolver from his fathers coat
pointed it at Martin aud fired. The
bullet penetrated the brain. Martin
died last night.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
FOUR ENTER THE RACE.

The treasureiship Of Torch Lake
township has attracted four candidates
palgn that promises to become warm
before the spring election. The candi-
dates are A. J. Narcotic. G.. Johnson,
Frank Smith and Peter Beilman, Jr.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
CANDIDATE FOR oLlVET TEAM.

Among the twenty candidates who
are entered for the preliminaries for
the debating team of Olivct college is
Walter Horst Of Hubbell. The teams
selected will represent OliVet in the
triangular intercollegiate deoate of the
association known as the NJ. |. a. A..
Alma and Hope colleges probabiy VIII
be the adVersaries of Olivet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Rev. Rankin Makes Plea For Success
Of Church CONG Sunday

OF Church cong SUNDAY.
Wov. Or J. II. Rankin. pastor OF
Grace NJ. T. church. makes the fol-
lowing announcements sunday Feb.
J. is 'chuych-goius' SUNDAY This
means that am effort is to bee put forth
10 get everybody to attend divine
service. Let AN Christians i'm Hough-
tom use their tongues, feet and mfu-
cuce to get all of our citizens To at
tend divine service al some one of our
churches that DAY This churchgoing
movement les endorsed hy both state
and national officials IL is hoped that
everybody ia Houehton will help To
make il success.
Rev +. +. knowles pastor of IA,
Presbyterian church, VIII begin Sc
lIcs Of Sunday morning discourses on
the general subject Teachings Of
Christianity" His first subject viii be
Beliefs"
The evening service al Trinity
church viii be- discontinued during the
winter and viii bee replaced boy a serv-
ice at g o'clock. Mr.. Beymers organ
recital VIII follow this service.
Presbyterian.
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op.Iiefso. sunda,. school at Has.
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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17

In 1872 Mauritius had 1913 miles Of
railway (guage feet ~ inches con-
structcd, owned and operated by TN"
government. The total cost of con-
struction mp to December 81, 1912, was
$9,150,14S. The total railway receipts
in 1912 were $767,134 and expenditures
Shh3 24h
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17

Tho members or the Duluth seven,
who have been in HouehJuu since
last "wednesday morning, VIII leave
tomorrow for the 500 whore they will
play the 500 team Monday evening
Manager Mcclellan and Trainer Ire
puuier left last evening FOR Duluth but
viii go 500 the 500 Monday iu poe pres
emit az th. game
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
c. & A. PRODUCTION.

The combined production of the CAL
umet 4 Arizona Mining company and
Superior Il Pittsburgh Copper com
pany for December was 5.23O 600
pounds OF blister copper.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17

The Importation of German en-
broidcrN machine in l'unChal, capital
of Madeira. has caused great uneasi-
ness among the 10000 hand embroid-
erers on the island.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
The Second Period

The players began the second half
with some speedy work but the play
soon became listlcss. Nine minutes
after play ENloy and Haas played a
pretty combination ENley lodging the
rubber INTO the Duluth not. Al
though the Zenith city bunch tried re-
peucdIy To- register their attempts
were I'm vain and the game ended with
mo- further scores.
The tcmas faced each other as fol-
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
Gossip Of Market and Mines by Minnear 4 Go.

been lowered To point As feet below the first level
Al. stock which the $l.OO assessment called
paid September 90 1919 remains unpaid, will be adj
January 2Srd and the sale will take
place February 1t is stated the Keweenaw Copper
Company owns per of the present oustand
ing stock o this company, portion of which
cured Phoenix FOR Keweenaw, and the bal
being previous delinquent sales Phoenix
has Il one and strike of Ashbed lode
it's property, while Keweenaw has about fifteen miles
WOLVERINE & ARIZONA
This company is now using power drills a large COM
pressor by Wolverine Arizone people
set up 10y Higgins Development Company and this
company is also operating three machines the
same compressor Heretofore Wolverine has
doing It's mining by hand drills but owing
mined being suphde and much harder than that
7ousy extracted, this step found necessary.
Tie company is making periodical shipments and has
recently forwarded twelve the which
returns have yet been made 1t is expected that
regular shme, be made of at least daily.
Three Slopes being operated in the main ore body
WHICH is known about 5000 assays
from cent To- cent with gold and
silver. This body where frs, opened up
Of the property where
territory is much wider \ peculiar phase this body
is : about 1000 higher than any other known
sulrhidc district.
AS rxpedent, proposed 10 continue tho
crosscu To the porphyry about distant.
quite possible this work will prove tonnage.
Ing tn the bad vcntation this stopped
tim" although with Of the air drills this
factor should be eliminated
C"nderablc being shipped by leasors who are
working old Slopes a % per cent royalty
basis
While there be dissatisfaction at the slow
pace al development, IL must he borne
PAM has been working continuously past years
without calling On stockholders funds,
sucn shape financially work can be carried on
IN much broader manner. About twenty men are en-
ployed AT the Wolverine ~ Arizona like number
the Higgins.
LAKE SUPERIOR & ARIZONA
There has been inquiry this stock of tate al
though 1t has resulted lc business Occasionally
rum"rs circulated that deal pending for taking u
another q ton the property, although when the ocs-
ton was lt tn an officer the company elected the
Information that while some corresponderce re-
s"r'lng The giving of option, II could not he
s"ered significant previous the present time the
company has had several such lions along thes
INES i"m Which nothing matcrialined
Inc company las sufficient funds to meet taxes when
ue an" as "" has not been compelled borrow money
Continued on 3rd Pare Coils a s. g.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
Salvation Army.

Jail meetings in the morning, street
and hall meetings. morning and even
IYD
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17

United states mines in 1913 pro-
duccd G0,000,000 tons of iron.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17

Referee. "Caoncy' Shields. Judge
Of play, Dr Wilson. Timers, Rogers
auG Stuy.e. Goat umI Tres, Lam and
Iuudra
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17
Houghton Department
FINAL GAME TO
PORTAGE LAKES
Defeat Duluth Hockey Seven in
Slow Contest, I to 0

The Portage Lake hockey team de-
feated the Duluth Curling club seven
i'm the Amphidrome last evening by the
score Of 10 o. Although the score
would indicate that tho game was fast
such was not the fact aud through
out, the playing of both teams seemed
lstless. Occasional bursts of speed by
Elmer Sicottc ana Barkel were the
only features that tended To break the
monotony.
The ice was i'm poor condition and
combination play was lacking from
both scvens. The ice was probably
the main detrimcnt ia the game, the
playing surface seeming To he sticky
and instead of sliding along as usual,
the rubber took a fanciful notion to
bound over the players ticks, thus
spelling what looked like sure goals
in many instances.
The individual playing Of Barkell
and Sicotte was the only rcdeemins
feature of the game. Harkcll playing
rover for the visitors ANA Sicotte in
tine rllllt 'tIhiN4AN Lhl wv l'N thiH
brought forth applause from the au-
dience ly their speedy skating and in
diyidual rushes.
Haug again played in stellar fashion
in the net for the locals but was re-
quircd 10 make few stops, Bele1k who
played star game for the visitors in
Thursday evenings contest, again
PLAYED we'll and il is due To his eX-
cellent stops that the score was not
larger.
The game was one Of the toughest
contests seen in many years in the To-
cal skating palace Several incidents
such as "a ring boat between Pryor ANA
Hogan served 10 distress the audience
while many other such fights took
place. Or Wilson. acting as Judge Of
play ruled players off for minor OF
lenses from the face-off until the final
gong The work of "Cooney' Shields
as referee was satisfactory to both
teams. Men occupied the bench dur
ing the entire game gnd it was onl,
i'm a few instances that the fourteen
players were seen on the ice az the
same time.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-01-17

Rev O.. H. Brooks. pastor. Services
a. 1890 at odd Follows hall SUNDAY
school al noon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
new COACH
Elmer Daley. Well known Baseball
Player Has Signed Contract to
Lead Wesleyan Team.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence
BUCkHANNON. March s. The
Wesleyan athletic committee yester-
day approved the plan of hiring a pro-
iessional coach for the 1914 baseball
team and n contract was signed with
Elmer Daley the well known ball
player. formerly with Altoona in the
TrtState league. Daley PLAYED two
years at Waynesburg college. two
years at Bethany college. pitched two
years for Altoona In the Tri-State
IN the u. a. p. league. aud has coached
the Fairmont State normal school
team during the last two years. He
Is regarded as the very man TO make
a championship contender out OF tho
Wesleyan squad and when he reports
active work Will start.
Daley VIII o come TO Buckhan
non till about the 18th of the present
month and therefore will have only
two weeks in which TO whip the men
In shape for the southern trip which
Is the first thing on the spring pro-
gram. A large amount OF material T.
available and this makes IL doubly
dificult for DALEY. The new coach
rs well known throughout West Vir-
gfnia and his well known ability 10
handle men Is said to have been a
great factor in his former successes.
During the last two wears WESLEYAN
a not has a coach, but previous TO
that Bobby Rothermel. formerly
with the Boston Americans and other
major league teams. had charge. The
teams, however. under his tutelage
were not very successful. but with
Daley at the head great things are
anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
WHEELING ONE
OF THE LEADERS
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL BASKET
BALL TEAM GETS IN
FRONT RANKS
BY Defeating Eikins Team Saturday
Night-Tournsment to Be Con-
Quoted by Wesleyan CoIIeqe

Since the defeat OF the Flkins high
scnool squad at the hands of the
wheeling high tossers in the Y. VI. 4.
a., this city. Saturday night. interest
In the proposed state basketball tour.
nament at B~uckhannon, under the
auspices or West Virginia Wesleyan
college. increases. II Is now certain
that the tourney will be held. and
since Wheeling and Elkins have di.
Nlued honors. and with Parkersburg
and Charleston each with a record al
most as good. IL is practically neces-
sary IN order TO decide the state high
school championship.
IL Is proposed TO Iold the tourna.
ment saturday, March 81. although a
came scheduled between Parkersburg
ana Elkins at Elkins on Friday, March
~ may cause a postponement of one
OF the two vents The proposed date
Is considered the one best suited 10
the -four schools.
IL is proposed to have the four con.
lenders play during the afternoon.
KEY Eikins VS.. Parkersburg and
wheeling w. Charleston. Tho victor
lous team in each contest will then
play Tor championship honors in the
evening. nv
Wesleyan college offers n handsome
owing cup To the school winning the
tourney. The entertainment of all
Teams viii be provided. and the col
lege Will also pay the railroad ey.
penses of the winning team. The col
iege Will provide the officials. and IN
Is likely b a Referee Davis. of Pitts.
burgh. will oficiate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
LOCAL B0WLERS
LOYAL FELLOWS
WILL SPEND UPWARDS OF s1.4oo
AT A. p. C.. TOURNAMENT.
Six Teams VIII upnoid city's Hon.
crs at Buffalo This Year-Much
Interest Bsing Taken.

The Wheeling bowlers have a repu-
tation Of being loyal fellows and have
kept the Nail City on the map of the
bowling world tor many years past.
and this year they are determined to
keep IL there. Although there are
only eight organized teams in the
city, six OF these will take part in the
annual tournament of the American
Bowling Congress. in Buffalo. y. y.
this month. -Four teams have been
regular participants in this event for
years, the Musee. Pennsys. Marsh's
Big Havanas and the Great Northern
always being ready when the gong
sounds. This Is the first year for the
Warwood team and the second for
the Aviators. Much credit l. due Harry
Bach and Lynn King OF the respec-
dive teams for the energy they have
taken in having their teams repre-
sented in the national tournament.
The expenses OF the Wheeling
bowlers incident TO attending the
tournament will amount upwards OF
Sl,40O. This outlay is represented as
follows six hve-men teams for entry
fees. $50. sixteen two-men teams,
entry fees. $3.50: thirty three indiyid-
uals. entry fees, $554.4O; hotel ac-
oommodations. for three days, $40;
~incidentals. S30.6O..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
RUNAWAY
Team Collides With AutomobiIe In
Elm Grove, Causing Mishap-Driver
n Chstuer Uniniured.

quite a lot OF excitement was
caused IN Elm Grove last evening
Mhen q team belonging TO Frank
Drummond OF Green county became
frightened and ran on. the horses
became ~frightened near the top OF the
stone church Dad hill and ran down
70 Elm Grove, where they coIlided
with an automobile, doing consider.
aDle damage Ia both machine and IN
me rig TO which they were attached
during the early part OF the mad RIM
OF the team the driver was thrown ouf
y fortunately escaped with a few
minor scratches and bruise,. Tn.
team continued on ifs course down
me nil until the bottom was reached.
- me frightened horses coIided
win a machine that WAS
near, aud In the crash that followed
lhe automobile was badly mashed M
ana one OF the horses received very
Dsu injuries. A veterinary was called
10 attend To the Injuries but IN ii moi
khown as VET whether he can save
lhe injured animal Or rot. The name
pl 'he urlVer OF b machine Nuld not
De learned, but he scape almost
m~lraculously without INJURIES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
TENNIS TOUR NEY
Draws Made and Tentative Dates Sc,
Tor Davis Cup Event-OfnIcult
Task Ahead Of w.. S.
Players.

NEW YORK. March swim
draws made and tentative dates SO.
letced for The Davis cup international
tennis tournament matches, II Is nos
slBle 10 estimate the task that con.
fronts the United States players II
they Would successfully defend the
trophy regained in England last sea.
son. With the exception OF south
Africa. all OF the eight countries
which entered the tournament in 1919
VIII be represented by teams this
year. The challenging nations con.
sist or the British Isles. France. Ger.
many. Canada. Australasia and Bel.
glum. The United States as defender
OF the cup stands out and will play the
team which coues through in the
challenge round on August 70, II
and Is.
Since a majority OF these nations
VIII nominate about the same PLAYERS
who competed for the trophy I'm 1913.
the results OF the matches "A wear
x form an excellent basis ttpon
which 10 forecast the outcome Of the
preliminary ties. In the upper half
OF the draw Canada and Australasia
meet In the first round. with Ger
many drawing a bye. In the lower
half Belgium and British Isles are
opposed In the initial round. with
France standing out to meet the win.
ner. With Australasia and British
Isles separated by the halves Of the
draw u h. reasonable TO presume
that these two countries will come
through the preliminary rounds and
meet in the final for the right 10 play
the defending team.
The Australasian team for the com.
ing tournament will consist Of 4. v
Wilding. the cOnqueror Of Maurice r
McI.oughlln at Wimbledon for the
worlds singles championship. Nor
man y BrOOkes. the equal Of Wild
ing when me ceased 90 play two years
ago. Stanley Doust and \ ". Dun.
Top Tn tho general worlds tennis
rankings Wilding and Brookcs are
always rated amonE the first three.
Will" Doust and Dunlop seldom rose
above eighth place The English
players. Parke. Dixon and Barrett.
also rank with the leading players %
b world. sharing these honors with
Mclaughlin and r. Norris Williams
Or D United States team.
According To- the tentative plans o.
tho entering countries. British Isles.
France and Belgium will play their
ties abroad. Canada. Australasia and
Germany will hold their elimination
series In this country. Assuming.
therefore that Australasia and BRIT
ish Isles meet iu the hnal round. al
appears probable. the test match will
be- PLAYED Boz the United states. fol.
lowed iy the challenge round az New
York. Hoston or Newport on August
~. 10 and ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
HIGH DEFEATS
ELKINS TEAM
WHEELING BASKETBALL PLAY.
eRS TAKE FIRST GAME
From oown-State Aggregation That
They ave Lost This Year
Other Games.

In one OF the fastest and in many
instances one OF the most remark
atle games ever played in this vi
cinity, the local high school defeated
Elkins on the Y. NJ. c. A. floor Sat
urday evening by the score OF 81 TO
%. Although the game was fas and
az times rough. both teams put up
a remarkable offensive n defensive
game. Excellent team work was re-
sponsible for the winning OF the Gold
and Blue. yet many Individual star
plays were pulled on by members OF
both teams. Bachman and Boyce do
ing some sensational work. Early
In the game h locals led with the
score, only to have the lead snatched
away from them a few minutes later:
Elkins taking the lead and holding II
OF the first half. when the score
stood IA to 10 in favor OF the Wis
itors.
During the last few minutes OF
play the local team began to forego
gradually ahead and by shooting sew.
eral sensational goals from the field
placed their rivals under a handicap
of several points. The sole means
OF the visitors keeping in the run
ming during the second half was the
extraordinary shooting and throwing
of Whetsell, who proved one OF the
hardest men for the locals TO han
die. He Gagged IL but OF their 20
points.
By winning from the Elkins team
Wheeling is in line for the state
high school championship. as Elkins
has defeated every team they have
met during the year. their first de-
feat coming Saturday evening. The
lineup:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
ENGLISH VIEW
OF BASEBALL
MANY loATH TO PLACE II
AHEAD OF BRITISH GAME
OF CRICKET.
Feeling Prevalent That IL 10 Too
Mechanically Perfeet.-Queer
Terms Describing II.

NEW YORK. March S.-Although
the English sport writer's are loath TO
admit that baseball is superior to
cricket. they were quick TO perceive
mi praise the brilliant skill in the
handling OF the ball and the excellent
team play OF the Giants and White
Sox In the recen game played at
London In fact some OF the writer's
we're inclined to the opinion that the
play was o mechanically perfect, as
Will be seen from the following ex-
tract of reviews following the exhibi.
o contest OF February &c. One
writer states:
III there Is one drawback about
baseball ito the English eyeD IL is
the apparent hopelessness of anyone
ever being able to make any score
worthy of mention against such scien-
tifcaIly skillful p~itching-It is throw
ing. pure and simple-and so tight a
held, The ~alertness. fine Judgment,
and the most precise throwing OF the
splendidly placed field seem to form
an almost Impossible bar TO the bats
man ever reaching that difficult first
base. let alone the other three points,
or bases, set on the parallelogram.
All are closely guarded by jealous,
sure-handed basemen, But now and
again. mostly when the least expect
ed. the defense is pierced. Generally,
II In q ground stroke that enables
some true-eyed batter to overcome
the unmistakable superiority entoJe q
by the Fielding side. which likes moth
ing better than the soaring flights OF
the white-covered and easily-sighted
DAN. The stroke par excellence.
however. is the one over the fence
that IL. a drive over the boundary.
AZ to the merits of the game and
the possibilities OF it's catching on
here In England. opinions were much
divided. That IL contains all the ele-
ments OF a grand field game none can
surely deny: Every phase of IL is
marked by dashing skill. encouraging
tne closest association OF hand. foot
and eye. But IL is not an English
pastime. a statement which sets up
the chief objection that most of the
harsher critics could level against Il. ="
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
LIVELY CONTEST
snd Blues Of Mems Bible Class
Of Third Presbyterian Church Have
Membership Campaign.

The Mems Bible class Of the Third
Presbyterian church finished tho nrs'
week Cf r. four weeks contest for new
members Yesterday morning
The class Dr. divided into two teams.
The Reds and the Blues. with w. 4.
Snndormau. captain OF the Blues. and
F. Miner captain OF the Reds.
The team members succeeded loo
doubling the attendance OF the class
for The first week and the Blues team
are just two points in the lead in tho
raC
This contest in fhe south end of tho
city is Hrousing quite a. LOT of Interest
and tho men OF The south Side are
working hard for tho cia.a The con.
Test VIII cOuiiuuc Iuur weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
TO CELEBRATE
City Railway CO. Bowiers VIII Have
Banquet Wednesday Night-To
Organize Baseball Team.

The city Railway company men
will hold n banquet "Wednesday uight
at the corner Of Chapline and Thirty.
sixth streets 10 celebrate the closing
% their duck pin tournament r..
ireshments viii DO served and the
anair made as enjoyable az 70 d. pos.
Eible for the committee 20 make b.
Incidentally the street car men
VIII BeRin preparations for orrauir.
INK 20 strong baseball team for the
coming season Just how strong .
yet 90 De determined. but 10 b. given
out by those IN e position 90 know %
BE- considerably strengthened by tho
addition ~ plenty Of now material
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
Detroit
MURDERED
Johnny Albsnez. Former Feather.
weidht Boscr, Shot and Killed
BY Unknown Nan Yesterday.

'DIl Mbl p. bulu. March &
Johnny Nlhaucz, aged p. a former
feather weight boxer. was shot and
Killed here this morning by a Ftrann-
90. who escaped after the shooting.
According 90 william Caras. a Greek.
who was held by the police a. a Wit
mess the stranger demanded money
nom AlbaneZ and In an argument
hot cnsued. drew n revolver ana
fhot the sOrmer boxer. lie died later
~ y hospital
Albpnez's last nght was with
Johnny kilbane. n cleveland. feath-
cfweight champion In this city. Octo-
bar -. 1912.