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The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
GOLDEN EAGLES PLAN TO
CONDUCT BIG CAMPAIGN
iSHPEMlNG MEMBERS ARE NOW
PREPARING FOR STATE
GATHERING AUG. 13, IA
AND IS.

The memsbers Of the mems ana
womcn's castles Of tho Knights of tho
Golden Eagle are making arrange
ments for the state session. to be held
in lshpeming, Aug. IS, IA and Is, says
The Mining journal.
representatives from every castle in
Michigan will be here and the COM
mandery of Calumet castle, composed
OF about thirty drilled men. The COM
mandery will give an exhibition drill.
The entertainment features will in
clude a picnic, an automobile ride and
a banquet for the grand castle officers
and delegates. The banquet will be
served by the members of Lake Su-
perior castle of this city, and will be
given on Thursday evenig. the 18th.
The automobile trip will probably be
taken on Friday and the picnic will
likely be held on Saturday.
one of the important questions "a
come before the grand castle session
will be the matter of extending Ia
jurisdiction of the state organization.
The membership of the society i'm
Michigan is not as large as the Off =
GERS Of the grand castle desire il 10
be, and it is likely that plans will be
outlined at tht meeting here for gem
eral campaign throughout the state.
Most Of the branches in the upper
peninsula were organized from ten ia
twenty five years ago and particular
effort has been made in the past scv-
| eral years TO organize new castles. Tn.
society has "A good membership I'm
Detroit and the membership in the
copper country, also on the Menominae
range, is fairly large. Lake Superior
castle Of this city has had good
growth in membership during tho past
year. Several good sized classes were
received last winter.
The Golden Eagle order is strong In
! tho East whore it's membership has
/ been growing steadily for some yeara
Z past. II h now nearly 200. 900. The
Offices Of the supreme body are in
Philadelphia.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16

| addresslnb You In compliance with th'
constitutional prcccpis, promised al
all costs to bring about peace.
seventeen months have passed ant
in that brief period of time | have
formed an army with which to carry
cut that solemn promise. You all know
| the immense difficulties which any
GoNcrnmont has encountered owing Ia
a scarcity of funds as well as To the
manifest and decided protection which
a great puwcl Of this continent has af-
torlod To the robols-so much So that
when the revolution had been broken
up, sec,ns that its chief leaders were
and continued To he divided, the power
in question sought a preteNt directly
To intervene in the conflict ana the re-
suit of this was the outrage committed
1T Vera Cruz by the American fleet
Success was had. as you know, in
adjusting honorably through our dele
gates at Niagara Falls the Tam
pico incident, but the revolution con-
tinucd with the support of whom we
all know.
Yet, after the highly patriotic work
achieved by our delegates at Niagara
Falls, there arc still some who say
that !, come what may, seek my per-
sonal interest and not that Of the re-
public. And as ! need to rebut this
ALLEGATION with facts / tender my for
mai resignation Of the presidency of
the republic
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
MINING NEWS AND STOCKS
SPIRITED MEETING HELD BY
BUTTE-AlEX SCOTT HOLDERS
N. r. HUGO is REPLACED BY W.
n. HElMBAcH AS PRESl.
DENT.

y hot contest developed over IA,
election of officers of the Butte-Ales
Scott Copper company at its annual
meeting. says the Duluth Herald
when il was all over the roster was
/ found TO have been changed, w. H.
lIeimbach taking the place of y. +,
Hugo as president, =, j, Bennctts be-
g ~ elected vice president. Thomas
Furniss was reelected secretary ana
treasurer.
No change was made in the remain
| ing directors. the retiring members
being reelected. The Office OF general
manager. formerly held by y. -. Hugo,
was abolished.
l warm discussion took place over
,ao future policy of the company re-
gall.ug operations and dividends. one
faction favored more active develop
ment work and increasing the produc-
tion of the mine at once. while the
other led by Thomas Furnss, urged
conservatism till such times as the
metal market should improve The
latter finally prevailed, and ii was
later unodiciuly announced that the
present production would not be aug
mented for the time being In the
event, however of tho price of copper
metal being advanced. it was intimat-
ed that forward policy would be pur-
sued and the payment of diridcnds
resumed.
As shown by the annual report, tne
Alex Scott Copper company is ia n
balance of $49.3S3.S5 in it's treasury.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED AT
THE c. g. n. PUBLIC LIBRARY
Continued From Fifth PAGE =.

Fiction.
Lynn-The Stcpdaushter Of tho
Prairie.
Manners-Pcg o My Heart
Martin-Barnabctta
Montgomery-Mrs. Mahoney Of the
Tenement.
Norris-The Treasure.
Park-fIow | Spent MY Million.
Ray-Ovcr the Quicksands.
Rolland-Jcan-C Christophc.
Rolland-Jean-C -Christophe in Paris.
Rolland-Jean-C Christophe Journey's
End.
Turpin-Abram's Freedom.
Waller-From an Island Outpost.
Wemyss-Grannie.
Thornton Wilder-Loncly Uul and
It's Possibilities.
Winslow-Thc Pleasurlng of Susan
Smith
Juvenile Non Fiction.
Johnston-Who-Wa -Was-It? Stories
Grierson-The Scottish Fairy Book.
Further Adventures of
Nils
Lansing-Pagc Esquire and Knight.
Willistor-Japancsc Fairy Tales
second series.
Hrown-The King and His Wonder
full Castle.
Browne-Pceps at Industries. Tea.
Curtis-The STORY Of Cotton.
Bassett-The Story of Wool.
samuel-The Story of Gold and Sill
yer.
Carpenter-fiOw the World Is
Housed
uptcn-In Muslc Land.
Winslow-Thc Earth and Its Pcoyle
Winslow-Distant Countries.
Winslow--Our American Neighbore.
Winslow-Eurc pc.
Winslow-Thc United states.
Wade Abraham Lincoln, STORY
and a. PLAY
Gricrmn~-Peeps at Great Men. Sir
Walter Scott.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
new REGIME IN MEXICO
MAY RECEIVE RECOGNITION
Continued From first PAGE.

Continued From first Page.
hymn while the troops presented arms
and rendered presidential honors.
Two deputies spoke vigorously
against the acceptance Of Huerta's
resignation, one of them calling il
weak submission to the United
States" Two other deputies spoke in
favor of acceptance, declaring that it
was tho only way to save the country
and end the fratrical strife.
Several federal generals and high
officials Of the former administration
left the capital this afternoon.
special committee left tonight for
Celaya 10 arrange with the constitu
iionalist leaders for a peaceful entry
into the capital.
shortly after 3 O'Clock tonight Gem
eral Huerta. accompanied by Few
friends, cntcred the French cafe which
ho has been in the habit Of visiting
several times daily for the past year
pr more. and took his usual place
near tho entrance.
An immense crowd followed the cx-
president 20 the chfc, shouting "vivas"
Tor him. Many shook him by the hand
while others embraced him and several
Kissed him ON the check. The stern
old soldier was overcome and tears
iiiled his eyes. lie raj his glass and
said:
This will be my last toast in nv
ihV"rite resort and | drink To the new
president Df Mexico"
Text If Resignation.
The text of General Hucrta's resig
nation follows:
Deputies and senators: Public nec-
essity, admitted by the chamber of
deputies. by tho Senate ana the su-
preme court, called mo to the suprame
magistracy Of the republic. atcr. when
In this same hall had the honor OF
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
Juvenile Fiction.

Adams-Thc Pioneer Boys of the
Missouri
Bangs-At the House on the Ground.
Browne-Sones ana Stories for the
Little ones.
Ddnielson-StCry Telling Time.
Finnemorc-A BOY Scout i'm the Bal
kans
Hill-The Young Farmer.
RobinsOn-A Little Puritan Cavalier
Robinson-A Little Puritan Bound
Girl.
Eobinson-A Puritan Knight Errant.
Spyrc-Chel, a Story Of the Swiss
Mountains.
Stuart-The Sunbridge Girls at Six
star Ranch.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
THIRTY FOR RESERVE.

Interest in the proposed branch Of
the Second Battalion of the Naval
Reserve Tor Calumet is increasing
Last evening the petitions being cir
culated among prospective members,
included almost thirty names, about
one dozen short of the number it is
planned To secure before application
is made To Adjutdnt General Roy VAN
dercook to organize the division ana
admit it to the second battalion. By
the end of the week, il is expected the
petitions will have been filed.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
July 9. Q. 16. 23.

| July 2. 8. 16, 23.
| STATE OF MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County Of
Houghton.
At n session of said court, held at
| the probate Office in the village Of
| Houghton in said county on the
| Zsth day of June. A. ID. 1911.
Present: Hon. Geo c. Bentley
judge of probate.
In the matter of the estate OF
Charles ]. Lundquist, deceased.
Arthur Carl Lundquist. having filed
IN said court his petition praying that
the time for the presentation of claims
against said estate be limited and that
time and place be appointed to re-
ceive examine and adjust all claims
ana demands agains; said deceased ny
and before said court.
Ii Is Ordered, That four months
from this date be allowed for credit
ors to present claims against said
estate.
II is Further Ordered, That the 5th
DAY of November, 1914. at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. at said Probate Office
De and is hereby appointed for the
examination and adjustment of all
claims and demands against said de-
ceased. and that notice thereof be Civ
en- by publication once each week, for
three successive weeks previous to
SAID day of hearing. i'm the Calumet
news, newspaper printed and CIR
culated In said county.
oSeaD GEO. G. BENTLEY,
A true copy. Judge OF Probate.
i.illas q. Mitchell
Register of Probate.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
PRESBYTERIAN OUTING.

The annual picnic of the First Pres
,yterian sunday school Of Calumet
vas held yesterday at the Freda park
If the Copper Range road and proved
/ most delightful gathering The at
endanco was large. Games and amuse-
ncnts of all kinds were enjoyed. The
rom the Rencdicts. after which the
adde's defeated picked team of men.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
BIGGER ROCK SHIPMENTS.

Because of the increased rock ship
mcnts during the last few days from
the Osrcola, North and South Kcar-
sarge and Tamarack mines. the Min
cral Range road has placed a night
rock train in commission for the first
timo since tho bcginuin, of the strike.
sh.pmont. hnNc lncrrA.nl nroatlv.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
PICNIC AT CRESTVIEW.

Tho Calumet and Tamarack Mctho-
dist Episcopal Sunday schools arc to-
day enjoying an outing at tho Crcs To-
view park of the Kcwocnaw Central.
The attendance IS an exceptionally
largo one and it is expected he outing
will prove very successful. \ program
of sports has been provided.
The Calumet news., 1914-07-16
BUTTE -BAlLAKLAVA IS
IS IN HEAL THY CONDITION
REPORT SHOWS RECEIPTS FROM
ORE ENcEED COST OF
DEVELOPMENT.

Butte Bullaklava's annual report
which VIII bc issued To stockhold, rs
within the next few days, shows tle
company is IN good condition, haNi g
more than paid for extensive dev"i-
opment work since the resumption at
work There is a small surplus. E,l-
lakluva's debt consist OF $4,000 lie
currcd az the time ot the AnacoE-l
law suit
Largest expenditures, as shown 81
the trcasurer's report, include y, o.
0g2GG as expenses of the lti"au
with the Anaconda company dividends
Of Sl25.000 ana development account ot
1929, ?03.35.
Aside from President /. FreimV,h's
report previously published, ,.uch
recommends further sinking and 6e-
vcI5pmcut work, the feature of tac
rcpor, is a statement from Walter
Harvey Weed, cn4iaccr summarizing
his observations and deductions fol-
lowing an examination of the mine.
No Reserves Assured.
Or. Weed says. "ou reopeuing the
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was mo- ore broken out I'm the mine ana
no reserves assured In the six months
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Stumbling, Furnaces, 9louees uno
Geien, IoAocden iinO SinHer.
gsnMett @ros. 523 gle.S.Gremoni.gIUeMe.
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itiifs.lIc6crtrunnnncn.

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Sores @cbcrmou an N3. S.@olo-
ilonc, @citicitc ser 9lisquit6- nobc
@ou-StroBc, fl bel SS.l
@ip 9ofiug So. imO 9lnOcrc an
,Sobn =. GcaI mo 9lnoere, ein
@runoitid.
9murcncc j. 6uItcrbo6 unO @oi-
tin an @noA Sorlan IuItees, meD.
rcre @rnoitidc
9lobert $. 9ouc an @etcr @. @o-
ipori, Oitieiic Ncr Qotrobc, uoba
,ScOcrol-StruBc, 1913 bel 90
@co. $. @oouS al Nior gutcr unO
@ottiu, 36 ..ShrocOer. Ctr
g}i6olas s. @onitcr al Giip a.
&. So, SHOiciic Der 6oirmolIat-
9lue., no6c g9oi6ington-StraBc, 1876
bel Sc.
Glla g. @onitcr an Ocuicl6cn
Siioicitc Der Soitmolut.aUcnue, na-
6c ggoI0inQton-StroBe, 1876 bel 86.
Geo. ~ ShuinSfi an 6ronciS5et
G6nielcpsfi mo Wuttiu. 9lorOicitc
Der 9nicconno- nobe 9alloS. StraBc,
1876 bel 576.
6ranciS5ef G6mielclusf an @eo.
". Sipiusti 9Soroictc Der 9llicc.
onno-StraBc na5c DalIos.
SSrcOcrid Mr6oeIiS an Sorrp 8.
Gubncr mio @ottin, 9}oroletc Der
@otcr- StraBc, no6e @iorfct space.
29.S bel 7S.
Seon Nl. Sorong mo 0attiu al
9llbert No, sod, 9}oroIcitc Der Sa-
fer nobc Mlolmt-S -StroBc, 13 bei IS.
9llircO 8. Sbrfoer al G6us, 9.
aobllieoo, , @rlnOitiide.
Geo 2. Campbell unO @ottin an
oeniel6cn mo BatliL 0iiicite Der
9ioleoole Gcrrncc, no6c @alrooin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26

9lOpotaten.
anrl ". 81. ehuIt, 500 ct. 8anI.girabe.
@ninUns 9ctb, 26i-269 @aloert Vntloina
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26
Baltimore sIftien-goris.

siaais. uno etoStscfuriiaen.
Sireinia 2 ser. CEN, i9oi... 50
@irouia 3cr Cneu). 1o32.-.. SO
Baltimore eiaotgniim Crea).
Baltimore Giib aer, io5t..... asM o9A
Baltimore sim 4er. i95s..-. 90
Baltimore sim ler. io0i.... 9sH
@art ler. ia55.,.,........ 9s
9sacr Der. i9iG......,..... 1914
@as uno Gettrl6iidi
salto. elect ser (s)....... osA 90
g. s. 8. .. & y com.-.., 1904 ioi&
6 s. 9 g. & ., l.pio.,.,r, 100 iio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26

Sunee Mdnncr, i'm praitiide g6auffcurs gu
peroeii Gen enrl6cn Gaa Stnoen ani Der
EanoItrabe. 9epariren nno ,Sabrencrncl;
nuo pcri6ni1 gelebri Gaiisfaction garnniitt
empre 0lntomobilsSnnlc, Nr. 21tS, @itenss
plOcnuc. (5cb17 3lfie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-26

3eitngcn, 3eitibriiten etc.
,,sbe Baltimore Nrps Gu," Daric glbcrcrom
bic, Gci1diisiiibrer. 3iS lSeits@ermunsStr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-07
9ie Giuna6me bon 2lntuerpen ieitens
Oer 9enti@cn beoorite6eno>
pifjrni9fn, nif tid) .tliibtrn ,uollen, nuf9rfor-
nfrt, fs tufurt Ut tbun.

sgom iibrisen 9beiI oer Jront II
ni9ts nsuss 5u berihien.
sSn 8elsien baben bic belsiider
3ruppen. bic 4ntperptn Dertkibisen
bic 2inis 3iDiidsn bem aupel uno oer
Det9e fart beiebt. Die 4nsriffe be'
Ssutihen auf bisIs Ginie tparen TO-
tpeit erfolglOs."
0as ipdt am 2t6sn6 bonn ariess'
miniitsrium aussssebsne Bulletin Iau'
tst mi. folst:
Die Gage 1T i'm gas.msinen I'M
perGnoett. On unierem lintsn 5lii'
gel, n0rbIi6 DON bsr Oiie, seitaltst
ii6 bic Sdladt INNER beftiger.
.Sm Centrum bsrridt Dtrbdltnibs
mdbise Rube.
.Sm nDrbii6en 5beil auf ben '9os
ben an Der Utaas baben mir einiss
Vortbeile errungen.