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VOLUME XXI.
CALUMET, MICHIGAN. TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGU8T 27, 1912.
NUMBER 255
DEMOCRATS
INEFFICIENT
SAYS MANN
Minority Loader of House Also
Declares They are Extravagant
and Unprogressive
MANY BILLS NOT ACTED ON
Appropriations Exceed Those of
Last Republican Session
CREDITS THE ADMINISTRATION
Washington. Aug. -7 luem no i
disorganized unprovi e.si e ami i. ce
ll ve. was the des. r 1 1 1 1 ion applied bv
I o it lii ii 1 1 1 L idSr Mam. to the 1 1. mo
i. tin H(ii hi- of Congress. Just ad
murned.
In .. (fl I'-nu i i i. -viewing 1 1 1 won. . ,
ilir lcu-e Mann rh i racti i Iged solll,
..i in- li iik' i.itii- work as sting) .1,1..
Mil), and other of its aits us pure ex
liavagance.
I h' li bOOSl ilniiii eoMORI went bv
itif beard mM the ealnortti i . i i
I said last DttWRbM that 'Ills Ses
ii ii wuiilil last longer and d n-s than
.nv .thei rtKulat IPMibfl it. IK I 11'
eara. Aiv fniiTMSt has proved Hot'
out:
He claimed that the uli'ituation uf
the rule has pmv n .i lii thai tl.
HoflM Km l' i n un til nut .s .shewn bi
the (a t trffit over (00 Senate bill,
vhih passed Ike Senate remain uu
acted un In th House.
"PlS.'tn alh all tin WS Ot BR) IBs
n.i t.tli.'e passed this essloli elll.
er hills prepared In the previous Con
ares iul leit Q401 foi lack of lime
ti consider, or else Vera bill-, I i -1 .i 1 1 I
h official in Taft's adminlatl it. on
Mann referred t the public k-li.li
iawe. homeste.ui law.-, bill creating
children huleaiJliind otheis as i
. ill Hi that classification.
outsnii- 1.1 mojie) expended foi tha
PajMUM alial MkfCh ''antiol I" - m
Me red as ordioat) expect the ap
pto. nation for. tnla Heaalotl ex. .id
thoae fur the laat Rapubllcaa aeaion "
h deilari'd
INSPECT DREDGING WORK.
h i Farming Land Being Rcla ma1
in Stti'qeon River Dutn. t
Paul Hihnilhr Kra'ik I'laat. and
Joaepti PfftiTanat Br., have rattaraaU
in. in u islt lo M Sim --on iivii uia-
iii.i. wh'i- tin toia peeled tha M'orh
i.fint, Bbna hf tin- bt jrnjaf ot Mm
Houshlon rpunti Laud and Uralmw
l ompanv. which la onpaved 'n ranlalm
i iifi iii.iiimi acrea 1 1 awamp ia;..is coi
farmibf ptfrpnajea Mi S' im. n. . itataa
that the dn-dM- bafl BJUWU lni HUM
proRtpaa as ret Nil th it within an N
:t will hav- hi'UIp.I .1 ami to porH in
teal aajatam Mi. Bi?hanllar braajghl
bUh with him I aampli' of tha .soil
that the dn d' IBM taken i p ll Is rwj
1 1th and blvt in POlpX Si hneiler
took alnPB, elKhl Btimfl' ttva lmt i- iH
I irm iand with him on ins racaal trip.
V
BERLIN GETTING HEAD.
Garmana Already Laying Plana lot
Olympic Gnna in 1916.
Heiim. Am tt. in IBW l rata id
hope to teaajmr tha aorM la lha
i inpu ajuanta
It will hh aladinm almost aa M
hh that ol At h lis wiare the ltf4 re
vival was tuld In M'lK. ard I In- hU
proper la likelv to oe twh'e the st.e of
that at Slorkhidm.
Tha pla e hftc been picked and tin
next iiUmpic aamea viii i'- held at
irnnew.tid. a auburh of Berlin, il I
ten klloaietarf from th onti of the
.it. The pint f is pilhaps not the
moat accvaalPM la the world, but ihe
lieatuv Of luOhtln wi'l iiiak up for
naiiv other 'Im rjcoinlnKH
WING FAMILY REUNION.
Chlcafo, ill uk II Bevaral hud-
tiled Of the 100,00(1 llllea" il. s. I'O.latH -of
the widou. Uel.oiah Wins an I h i
i ui ..n wh. Ural Mttlad In Baogua,
ifaai In Milt, gathered at the Audi
U Hum In irrta iiv thday foi the iKhti.
annual reunion ot tha nv Ina RamU) ol
lm. i n i Mtcorpdrated Thi :.imti
lilt i. n as In. ol i a teil In M . 0
rhuMtta ten i iis ago and numLeri
thousands of members t hronnhoiit the
country.
REVIEWED BY CONNAUGH T.
Toronto Ont, Auk 57. The fltst
arsat imperial revla ..t radeu t un
all over th. Rrltlah Kmhlr" v. a In hi
l,v the Muke of i oniiaiisfhl thM afir
'innnlt the Canadian vallinal I xniht
th.n in fhlf crtj Kurt forpa, cotnprik
tna a total of Marty fi.ooo eaiteti
man hed in review past hla Ro il
Hlahncta and a party of dUting uielied
fuost.
g)
: LEADER OF UNIONIST
PARTY, ANDREW BONAR
LAW, SUFFERS INJURIES
:
Margate Kns . Auk 27.
v Indjre I'm ar I. aw leader of
Ihe lnhinlst party, eutfeied a
jfi v.oloni sin. k lii motoi car V
; oPlsb.n near I hi." seaside re-
v a rt I. mi mt-'M luu had laden
! playing -'"' and was 1 ct II rnt.lg
In it i hi with t . ompaniou v
when gnothsi automobile, con-
tHiniiiK two MM and HTQ worn- )
V en traveling In hii ..pp .sit- di-
v it. Mnii it.i h ht , into them, e
STARTS TO KILL EVERYBODY;
IS HIMSELF FATALLY SHOT
Chl'-iiKo, Auk tiolim ti kill
1 1 bod) in alaht."
ri la annouai amant, bi aa unldentl-
fled man who .-irolled Into tin- lohh)
f a taaali hotel on MWbhtan live., aai
i loaa) threat the a'HtH in a pa air.
He nied three shots ut clerii dei!,
who aeni Ay4 btattetl int.. tha a Mall
ant'a bod. The in in war; arotaahl)
fatatt) injuteil OdeU wan unln.luieiJ.
The police betaWa the wounded man
.a inaane.
MISS LOL'NSBERRY WEDS.
Becomaa Wife of Frank E. Howe of
tha Associated Preaa, Detroit.
Aiiuiet aeduBag took ataae a: .
o i i, , k this faaralai at the rtoaaa of
lr. and Mra. V. T S. QreSg, when
Mrs. tireifKa htter, Misn Killian
l.ouiihoerrv, he' ame the wife of I'rank
k. Hewe, of Dafrolt The . n moh)
was aerforraed bi Rev. i mhef k.
i .onu pastor of the Caluaaat Coagvega
tioaai him h. m the pre na of the
immediate relatlxes and friends
Th.- hnde was supported b) lot
father am MtOthei Mr, ami Alt's, llii h
ard Lnttaaheray, -i Kalami..oo, afhtle
her slshr In law. .Mrs I ..mi hit i . a1
mo of Kalamai.n, also was In attend
iilti'e. The 'Jtenw li uii" was ei lame.
IuIIn d"i orate.l ntth .lut.imn leave
and aateri for the oe ttstoa.
The' bride has bm a leslilei.t of
aliiiiiii lor seveial ears and iia.
many friends here sin- will heat be
i i iin ini ered as bains ! charge f tfefe
M. C, A. Spa from Its institution.
Her h us bead la a aatlve ot Detroit,
and Is onrmaeted with the Aartc1atad
Preas ti'i.
Mr. and Mia Howe lift this ni.nn
UK tor Keughfoa whore tho) boarded
tha steaaiar Oetucara for DetroHt an i
a in maki i heir future lion..- there
LAST FOR LAC LE BELLE.
Kiwifiww Centra1 Not to Run Excur
aione After Monday.
The La I a Itelle exursion nraiiia
BO. ."ine to a clo.-- o affsadSJ Btben
ihe Keweenaw Central will nm the
last i re las for the aeaaen, Pm the
beiiefti .i IhOae who have h'-.-n 'lliahle
to visit Lac i.a Heiif before this sea
SUg ol who ilesire to make a larewe,;
visit for the summer, the Kowi'-naw
c'enlral will inn excui sior.s mi ,.ii
in d ) , Bund n mm i i mi. 1 1 Label i .
trains No. I and S heitiK ills, ont it'ind
afti i those dales. Trains will leeVS
CaluaaM at o'clock ea. u tag aail
retarahH will leave Ijh Lt Batte Hal
urdayd ai i ... io. k ami ajaaeaay ami
Moada) at i .. i in. k.
The usual UB0 daf rOMBd U'lp til ! iv
will be sold at all ststlons and I'm
tho.s, wh.. geotra to apead the tiue'
das at l a. .a idle, prajad trip iu,-
tS Will be "old for II ."r'. X" ml tC leave
Catoaast Baturdai laornBaj aad la r -
turn Moiniax evemm.'
GRAND RAPIDS NEXT YEAR.
land (Caputs :.s awaiih-d Ihe li.Xt
state convention of Christies, Bndeav
urn. and il WUj at held them in June
Tha exact iiaten hava not vet been sett
hut ii is piohahie the) win u' fund
L'fi. 7 and ft, The tlrand RapidJ
soi'leiies sent a delegation id twi til;. -tour
to Martptetts in a pertgl oat lo
work for the next annual R.ithermK
All the deh'j;aies .voi'i- while i : ps,
bearinar the letter? ';. R." In Kld,
and iiiin.i Rspldl I. nun is oil Im ir
'oats. The gave their yeHa at exe-.-
opport unit . and althoOah Bd) i'tty
w is a tgronii contender for the honor,
tin- convention aretd to flmnd ftapWa.
BASEBALL GAME TODAY.
The falumet A i islocra Is and th
Calumet t;ras will meet at the Ath
h Hi' park this afternoon and from the
rivalry engendered when the Qeejm
took thi Alistoerals to OBBaB " fow
PmafeS. ago, It Is evpeiled the i-ontesl
Will as an Intel est UK one. Koton will
do the pltchiiK foi the Orays and all
of the fdffBhaf pit. hers will be on the
mound for t'aluun It had bean
planned to staff thtf xnme asm err en
hut a ihailMe was aliatiBed lor this
morning.
WEDDING AT 8T. ANNE'8.
The St. Anne's .htireh of alumet
was 'he afne of a very pretty wed
ding yestenl.iv. when Miss Telia Lait.
dauahter ot Mr an I Alts William
I ait of Ahmeek and Michael Klsher
of I'alunnt were united Re Fr. ,T.
R. Bolsaoneatilt officiated Mr. and
Mr. Klaher will make their reJldencv
in Laavhsna,
rltlfal national debt now exceeds
13.120.000.000.
LIGHT VOTE IN
MICHIGAN TODAY
Little if Anything in Way of Un
usual Excitement in State
Primaries
VOTE IN CALUMET IS HEAVY
Predicted Most of Enrolled Vot
ers Will Cast Ballots
Itroit Alnh. Auk -T With cx
leption of hot rtghts tor municipal of
Hceg in Detroit, the ftatcwide prima
ties in Michigan toda aroalac littlt
ii anglnlng in riu- wan of unusual ex
cltemam Although there era three
tidtetO ttei iihllran I -llli I a a 1 1.' and
Progresalve, in the field, there aie ;.o(
maiiv noinhiatioii contests for the
more nm... riant ofllees,
it is feaeroBy arsdtctad the total
vote will he rather In.' 1.1 Lea III. .1.
two-thirds of lietroit s voting strength
was rrglateted for the prlmari.
Deteatlva Wtu, J. Bur at and faani
of his oaemttvsa are on hand hare
iii an effort to prevent BteneJ rotLtl
Heavy Vote in Calumet.
Intereat in the pdlaaatf election t-
da Is intense The rivalry between
candidates fur tho oottat) ofBeea aad
the eXtetisUe i ainpalgns the have
con looted i".ie. fruit ledaH 111 lbe
heaV) Vote beUSg registered. It is esti
mated that from mi to HO per e.M ol
the total taM lied vol.' of tin- tOWttehMJ
vn ill h cast.
So ma I, mim ik remained iw.iv
front wolk lodav o .ast thei.' ballot.'
that n w .i aeeeaaar) to . !..-. khnpai
i'Very abaft .1 (he B II. The Ham
mers, timbci men, uogaagM) IgCOtHal
men und ggffaet eacploveee worked as
umibI. but ex. i pt In the No. I am! 1
baftS of the Hei la where pallia
forcea are at work there ar no
mineis mi dnt. Mhiin t tin men . i.
ilut v Wlfl "nie to the BUfgCS eall
Ihis otter noon so aa lo reach the polls
I. -ti.te ttltt) i he e
t'oiumet pre.ii'nia the UOWgl thmllOii
dav appearance imlav (iioups ol un c
Hathiiid on lh' dlffeieiii corners am.
phMntaad ihe ontlooh am. tha was a
Continual Stream of Mitels at ei.ii ol
the thirteen preoiuet it. the t iwnahii'
This afternoon, hands appeared on the
streets and serenaded. Several lai-,e
beta are npitted to huve been made
mi thi- out. nine.
CONGRESS HAS ADJOURNED.
Senate Paaaea Resolution For Probe oi
Rooaevelt'a Campsin Funds.
v ashing ton I ' C., A IK I . mi h
.ml . t a three dare' agnl la ehtafc
Benataf I .a i ollette e thredl a con
mined fttthuster hung oer tha Banal
I., ; irea consideration, thai bodi lata
yatrdg paase.i tha Pen reaolti
lion i ailing for a complete InvtetlgS
lion of the aarapalgn eoBirlhutload of
i..hh 1 1 i . hi... 1 1 and i fa It Pei
klhg and of nil "hnan.'lnl transaction. ;
.mi - m i e-iK.mi.1 elating theretu
l.etwe.n the two tliianoiets and I'ol
pel Theiwlore Uooat-velt. lepres-alo-
i ,,,, rai aad atentbera f the
Si ii. it,, of the i tatted Btatea
The ohfectlone to the eeechitl lied
out 111 Ihe Una! limns ot i ho session.
When Ihe Senate mat at noon .1 hg '
been mutually agreed thai no oppos.
ii. .ii would be offered Ml lenatoi La
Polaitte'i renuegl for sot lew. Rased on
ihe shnrgea mada bj Bannle Pan root
that the Standard i. compaiiv had
. antrfhated iav,0d to the RoeawvaM
fgad in I oat, the reeolutloi had bea
nmendi l h Si nator.- PolnnVxtet ami
Penrose to novel respaetBfel) all tha
:itlvlll"s of Mi. Archbold and All
I'erktu.". of a political nattn
The resolution OtlCS hetore lh Bag
ate passed with little disi'iission ami
with no rote in the negative. Ont
important i ha rue made gives vsit
aaased the right to have attorneys at
the hearings befotd th Henute cotn-
inittee.
Benntor Chepa, chairman of the sob.
. oinmlllee w l.h-h will . oiiduct the In
estlgalion, said that '.Is commltti
afOhabl) would not reconvene hefoi
Si pit mbi i JO,
Bobersd b) Hie snthnrvaaaBtenta of
Saturday'.' all night seaalon ot Mill. us
lers ami disam. einetitf; C. inure- ad
juatid its dlO"ience late yeste dn. n
vited President Tuft up to the capital
.nee nioie and at 1 SO agJggB e.-i
dav aft 'i no n wr. te finis-' aftei the
pr... eOdtaga of the second a.lon r
the slats -second 'onuress
T R. Welrnmea Investigation.
tivHiet i!k-i, v Y. Aue. IT.- "They
an have aavthtni I've not l any
time. They are welc une to exerv !et
ter I have ever written to anv human
being on the sub)ei t
This was ' "olonel RongevsH'g onl
. in. n. i,i last night on the .-. n 1 1
nii.pt i, .ii .a the rem aw reeeaathsa di
tectlng an immlrv Into the Archbold
Penrose-H . -mo elt cnti oversv ovei
campaign r .ai itnitions.
Over 100 rata are being killed ever
day in New Orleans.
Di AI H. Richardson. Boston's lead
ing physician, la dead. aed K).
: WHILE PLAYING BEAR
: BOY 16 SHOT AND KILL-
ED BY COMPANION
Dreg bach, Mum August. .
J' - Plaviiug beat li.ii.ild Mo. ire.
aged six, was sh a ami killed
v lodav b) Rupeii (taker, aged
v twelve, a cousin Th l..v.- were
plav ing Wilt' a shot g-uu with-
out realising it was loaded
("! "l"""?
WILSON WILL SPEND LESS
THAN MANY A CITY MAYOR
t'hicago Aug. -7 Becretgr) Uaviea
ot the Democratic nalional committee
declared today Wilson campaign will
be made with less expense than at
tended ihe election ol man) i?lt) ma
yor. It was said William J. Bryan will
in- active on the stump in the Demo
riatlc .:.use aftei September 10.
Speaker Clark Wrecks Desk.
Washington. Auk -'. Speaker Clark
in the last nine months has used the
navel with such effect that virtually
the ent'.re top Of hla desk is wrecked
vc.ordiiiM to old menibers, no spt.ak-i
slnc Reed, haa employed the mallet
. nh such freedom.
DOSINESS MEN HELP THE
CALUMET DASEOALL TEAM
FINE LIST OF DONATIONS TO
HELP MAKE UP THE TEAM'S
DEFICIT.
Ill View of the fttCI thai til ' CulU
Pli t hascball team Is In bind lit. an 'UI
iv. i lie merchants ..f ihie cil have
ci ine to the gaSOUe .'I the ii'aili In "lo
iiaflng, ihe foiiowinu atiicie which
will he disimsed of as advantageous
Iv as po.sf.lUi and turned Into cash
to wipe .nit Ihe present del'it:
'''nil. .1 1 gOg "o-opel a I .. . A .-Ml. Men s
Bull ol I lollies
s. Katon 'lie pair thoroughbrtd
Rlirwle Ifbshd Redi-.
f H orchestra its services
Superior Paormacv Mux of ' 'n
Hai rv it. sking Kh .'iiic Tablo Lamp
t'enlnsujj Hea'liK and t'lumbmg "
vVlllle Kn aim led l av itol
John Kills . bins : dd Killed Witca.
.ioseph Menu. i'ii. Kslale Kle ttili-i.
Blo) Kurnliuie Co. Pli.e of I'liini
till e.
Baa Hive p. hi ..t Hoe he) shoe,
iaeegj peohei I og of Jlgare
II .l Viviat. -Suit of Csjottthl lo
Mi ago,
Ka-le DVUg Sl.re--HoX of (' .i ".
Hocking Furnishlnfl Go. jPBB
I roust i s Value
Vastbimlel and Keed 4x.'. Plom l
ngaera. t
Kd Haas and Co. An Hut in teefc.
It. g iello Mam
C, L. Kl'hlel Toilet BOf
S K LuCh and Son Kivi J illai meal
ll.kel
tleorge Kax Leg of Mutton
Alattitii aild Co 'ase of Port Wine
N Keilluu ami Sons- , ii atinmili V
pile latel.
t'arii n Haul ware ClaV' Qsati Safety
la .a set.
Martin Messmi BOS of i igars.
VV. K. Ste. kbailel 'Dozen i'alilli.'l
photos
tieol'ge !:. "s. In ! - DitZetl poal. ilils.
sjhgiaaj Qaagtte one rah'Ti sum np-
MpB,
The V'rtlllllli t XeWS -Olle .Veal's lll.-
st i iption.
tiimshv and Stiom. oox of clua's.
Maer RgSS., Mam.
I'. Kuppe Sons, prize named later.
Olas- l lock Si. at- ''o.. rug.
Maurice PandettlnL box cigars.
Wledel llllllless Co , suit i'ase.
.1. I.. Hoffman box elgars.
Caluaaet Brewing Co., two pibea
leer. . x
Cuba' Hilliard Parlors, p'pr
N Lutie, bottle Kevecnavv ttv e
Benroedar Son. case 2fi0 cigar
ettes
Lautium Phgrmacy, box cigars.
Keweenaw Printing o., t'ekets
I. a. IIIBaear a '... gold pin 2.sd.
Rlckard am! BtoK, ore .liii'll ,-h
tos. allle vf.
superior Pharmacy, l.aurlttm. x
civ a' s
Hdwards Co., ham.
Portaae Onal and Dick Co.. one ion
coal
Wii.dward and Walg tf rain .
( Jatelv - WKkiiis CO., mission hall
I lock '. feet 1. Ill -illle
Q WUstermsna pgpsecei
Reding and Boni tWO shirta.
TAFT'S ECONOMY HOARD IS
TRIMMED DY DEMOCRATS
Waahlngton, vug 17. Vaft'i aeon
oeh) seejunlasion 11 waa dlaoevered
day. was ruthlessly trimmed . the
tats of it" Mouse and bv the
Senate In tin unflrj civil IBfUpiU
thin ami 1. "PI i.'prlatlon bills
In addition ! limiting the powers ..!
the commission 1 mstter having t"
do with the 11 insactlai ot pnhrl
.,. -v ,1 the government only In several
executive dep . 1 1 im'lits 1 he sundrv hill
reduced the il kTlog ol its members
and cut hhsjgsiia -five thouaand del
lars the amount to prosecute the work.
THEIR PROGRAM
IS PROGRESSIVE
! Members of Trans Mississiooi
Congress in Session at
Salt Lake City
MUCH ACTION RECOMMENDED
Good Roads, Less Fire Waste and
"See U. S. First" Advocated
Salt Lake Clt) Aug. L'T - A ',.
Trumbe of Muahcgee, fMtia.. prealdeni
of the Tlggai hllsrttatm I Cogaggorclal
'Hi 'l.'SS, HI hiS Uddlc-- t. ill If ..( -
iltiiviie.l an exhaustive I. VleW i.f the
hlotory of the argon Ire ttoh ami rocou
msndafj action rtndur th.- follow lug
heatlings
aanc '.form
"The details of the proposed gggg "I
ttie Nalional Motietarv Cgggal Noil
ill Oe pres. 1 tid here and it Is Imped
this Congress after lull "lisvusslon f
llle subject W ithout ptelu.'lce W lii go
i n i t cord i.ivoi ing the paagogad plau
or siiggesiing some other plan battel
sultet! to tha present gSSd ol the 11. 1
tana.
"Hi e w astt
"This COadtteOg at lis last h ".si.m in
Kansas CltJ app .n te.i a . ..mmii,. .
I.. Carefllllv Ineestiuate llle subject 01
I Ire '::.-t.' The chaii Iran ol that
. ..mmittee advises me til t In IM1, thi
Kir Was'.- if ihe United state..
nmojiited p. .'',( nrttltlon doHare, equal
111 amo mil I 1 the Road Waagi
"The Cnited siates Oeeerglcal .srr-
v esiimaies that fully Sfl per SB) Oi
these pisses are from careb sstless ami
jncendlarfsm.
"bind roads:
"tbnid count v road- w ill lead in.u.v
peopU- I loitl Ihe congested cities to thi
liesh inen air and sunshine, and -line
Ihe Couiiii'. .il the iiiiomolilli: .mi el...
11. c hues thev will i efthil peoph (
tdtjog a school life a hur Ii life ami a
social lite eipial to 'hat In Ihe efty,
The loneSotueness of country heS has
led maiiv awav from il. and gttleM
something is done 1.. remove thi
greatest OUrae of count) life, the na
tion at large will surt-T and .'SiH- i.illv
Ihe ll . 1 1 BYt
"Reclamation ov drainauc ami lino. I
pl ev fill log
a in account of the noeOaeud haas ...
piopertv slong the Mlsstrslpgl River
ami some of its UP utarlea last o ar
In the tl 'od am' averdon dlatt kits oat
of the verv important measures :o be
iPscn-sed here this Week is flood pre
vention lo drainage or storage. Mi m
hafl if this Ci-ngres f 1 i ill Louisiana
and other statts mos lamely Interest'
ed should pres. nt plans f r ihe ...u
si.ler itlmi of this organfaml ion in the
gope that a National Drainaye A.
will sop e the problem which is !
more than mere local significance,
"Irrigation
"In the sal) .sN'sslons of this Con
vress thi' "iib.it ct . f IrHgatlog reset ved
great attention each yed in tabl. it
the meetings in th.- inter-ntoun tain
slate- especiall v at igdeti.
"Throuvh the direct intluen CM of this
Congrees ami ihe co-operation oi lu
gsembsrs llhcl) to receive tin "i steal
benefit, w . non have the National ii
rlvallon tot. Under this at ui.iiv
mllll. uis ot dollars have I.e. n spent
Bffd man nioie nidlloas will he -,.enl
Intelligent dirts lion wise ami . ..no
mica 1 dletrttMitloa of tin appro prut
Uane win througa th.- infiuen of ibis
iolv and He saertgl Irrigation drgv
gross 1 lift real .re lit upon the ..t
bjdaatarg and gceaanplieh nasi ii good
to a gratefal pi op'.-.
"See America t't'sl
"Travel In America means gsOnAy li
the ockets of hotel men. mSttlhlllls
newspapers magaiiies. raiiioads.
banks. tr Hey Unes. pleasure res u is.
and manutacturers of mo.r curs, ll
means contlnugll) better w.iu.n ronda
bi'Her service to the travelum public,
larger onsumpiion of home product,
more business for real estate men,
bankers ind professional men. more
prolit to ihe farmer, mere American
homes more lovallv to il , stars ami
trtpe-and creatusi of at1, n gM let
vent and In'ense patriotism wlthmil
the artificial ethjanhsg of who,
MANY BECOME CITIZENS.
The Keweenaw term ot circuit court
o t iled yesterday at Kale Rivet, with
Judge P. H. 1 Mrlen on the In n h.
Thirty-seven applicants for second .11
Izetislp papers were a. limited so that
they might participate in ihe primary
election tndnv. There are no . rlml
nal oa'tes to he tried at this term of
ceurl hut several personal Injurv esses
sre to . me up for heat inn when courl
U resumed lomotrow morniue
TAFT BEGINS VACATION.
He v.'iley, Mass. Aug 2T President
I'aft 11 rived at his summer home this
morning and he lost no time in pre
paring for the first recreation of his
belated vacation and was soon off for
the golf links.
: AN IN ROCHESTER,
v N. V., THINKS NIGHT 18
v DAY, AND DAY NIGHT
Rucheator. Aug. 27. Tin
-f Aii. haei ai. LouaMIn,
cas-
astod
V iiilv. is puzHiiik physicians
! here He tenures night 4
and ilirillg the dav .1 s di.iK
Me V ab picked lip ,l t pidlOO- 4,
man Og the siifet Lis. night, !
Whea lie said h" w is nti 'us !
wa t' rorhi 'it:der ti. bein-i
W if Was mm, dug. At tl.nes l,e i
I- lapses into an niisi ions, i an) ami
V the limli ls sav he COBKI IIV". l
FIGHT ON NEGRO MEMBERS
OF THE DAR ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee, Wis., aic. ; Pkcther
r.egl'o law vers Inieifl. r will In- ad
milted as members was the chief sub
,ie. t before the t near long Bar gsssoclu
lion. Win. h opened ls annual mit t
lag hare today. The aeetioH grow lg
a specia! lep rt ol tin . v itie 0WB
title, h" larlng "although n gag baea
a seitl.il pin. tic, .a ihe association to
tied olil. White met: gg mSgnbSTS
bares aagraes Inctudtag BHitara U.
Levis, assist. IH I'llited BtgtCS .tttot
ne) general haxe he n seuti-l bv tile
. ..minute. in Unman e Oi then rath)
The pnaaailtii i therefore ha- res luded
Ms action gad, BleWhsfl Hi" BIOS tote,
main a- nominees fo membership
nshn the satire association to vote on
tin- anaatssa
Xttott'ev I'.eiietjl '.'icl;.'i sham an
nounced he nOUM f!:ake a W 1011011 1
BgfiM ugamst the atii-mpi to unseal
Leorls am! tin- other angve Issaryera.
Opposition to the recall .l judges
ami to aa) legfatertoa affecting th"
ples.-nt tenure of iUl,gi III olhce, is
evpressei' in a report prepared fog pie.
sentaiion t the as-, elation
Tile association adopted a leso! at ion
leiiirinK thai heleaf;er. w In n ai gi'o
attorn. -vs applv for membership, thtlr
lac,, must he made known ii. the ap
plit at ion.
WITH NEWLYWEDS ON TRIP
Pastor to Travel '3,000 Mdes as tjust
of Couole He Is to Marry.
I .miK Ri uch, "al., ug -'" "I hi go
ing ti.000 mil.s to ph ase a vounn v
man," deri:ud Rev. Dan Tiandlc
pastor of the Highland Park i 'heist ia n
church, ar the lose of the session of
iii.- gggeenb!) hate
When asked to ixpl:yn. he n he
was going to Columbia, Mo. to I" rfoTM
tin- eeveagan) mahlng .Marvin gaurtet .i
I' ii l.i i f. Chi, ami Dr. Han i" CllttteO
of Washington, hi . husband and wile
Tin teeaea) is to take pis tl the
home of the bride's parnts, in Uta-
solll I
Mr. Trim. lie is t be the gueat of ihe
hrldsgroam front be ami baoh aK..m.
The trip will include fan m i - un I . '
and the gl salens hmder coming bach
with Ihe bride ami Btidegr n
Sartor, wh. is a jniini; ranch "W .a r
to the Berth of Dos Aimeles. insists
on making the trip a vs cat Ion fo
the preacher. Che bride wrote thai if
was a "whim ' of hers that Dr. Tl unu'e
whom she calls "Uncle Dan. otl late
ut her wo idtng
WILL HAVE PURE MILK.
Chicago, III., Alii.'. .'T. The pasi. ur
izatlon of all of ChlPggo'S milk supplv
trait eoaasg rrosa ea.tr tea not approved
bv tiie health commissi. a. er required
I.V a lew clt ordlnaii.e Hint came In-
to force in Chicago tsia Phyalelni i
alUi health eXUiTts 'tf of the opinion
that a sliiel elifmct -meiit of tl r-
din.. me will result In a material de
. pgaat a infant mm talitv .
LAWYERS BEGIN MEETING.
Milwaukee. Wis.. Aug. :7. The an
nual mcettagj of ih. American Bar Is
gpOtBtlOh was opened in this citv to-
nay, ami ein be txn tinned hhrongii
loinotiov and Thur-alav. PreeMeal B.
s. Glagxsr of CfnYage caHed the uuiii
itIuk to order ami tfettveved In- iB
nu. ii a hlrt'ss before all attentlence f
saiatai hundred emit .1 1 ropreeeeita
lives ol the bench and bar uf the I lilt
ed Stales ami Canada
WM. WILLIAMS PASSES.
William Williams a slmtlc man.
died In- immune alter .. short ill
less. He vvas aged JT I 'omplh a I ions
following exposure ale glVSB SS ill
cause. He Is survived by his father
anil several brothers and sister-. Fu
neral arrangements have not vet bBOg
tompb'ted. The deceased was born
and raised In Calumet
ARRIVALS Or THE STORK.
Mr. ami Alts. - dv lim n ,, K.'iir
sarge nr.- Ihe parents of a i lUghB r
A son h is arrived at the home ol Ah
ami Mis .la oh I elto of 'elti I1I11..I
Heights.
Miss Mrice .I'.sev. assistant at the
Cslumet poslofltce all.) Miss Ml"nle
Macl i .mil. I .-'mi . i Mo 1 ..nit inin
postofflee, have relurnetl from a three
vseeks Mslt to ijiiet Montreal mil
the Th iusan.l lalandi
K M. Turner, ot We York, invtiit. i
of the dictograph hss invented an
eleclr.islet hos.ope which registers Mill
transmits the throbs of the heart am'
so will be ot great value lo surgeons
In operative cases.
Newfoundland population now to
tals 82.000.
1 904 LETTERS
ARE GENOINE
STATES T. R.
Roosevelt Takes Exception to
Statement They Were Not
as Represented
m mm m mm
Wants Parker and Sherman in
cluded in Oil Money Probe
TO MAKE CLAPP LETTER PUBLIC
v -lei (lav. Aim. Col. Roosi -
veil desires to bring the names .-! -ton
ft Parker ami Vice President
Sherman into tin- laflahTjr oi campaign
contributions, antherhsed ay tfea sen
ile I', n rose resolution. t s.u.i he
will pine theii names before the Sen
ate committee in a letter to t'lapp.
This lefig, upon which th I'olmiel Is
at work, embodies some of the things
v. hich BO would have hsBttftgd tt ves
terday bafOOC Hie iommitlee had It
granted him a hearing
"I shall Include in my letter to
I'lapp," said the ex - president . the let
ter I vv.-oie to Parker, in IgOg, ami my
letter In Jim Sherman mi the Harrl
Bsaa contributions. I think they a.
pertinent to the inquiry and I waul to
vet them on record."
The nllege.1 assertion that
Rooavelt'a letters of Qctobea ii and '7.
iPOi, and his telegram ot QetOhor, -f.
IgOt. to Cortelyou, "were written for
the record." will not go unchallenged,
ntd Roosevelt.
"Some one may have beard me gg
th"Se letters Will be put oil record,
oi this will establish the record of
my attitude, hut It certainly was not
to be Inferred from Ihis remark (I
goal nv that 1 did make it. hui I may
have) that thev- vv ere written solely for
the record. Thev- are genuine letters,
expressed just what I watiiel and ex
ptessed when I litst heard the report
that tgW Standard Oil CO. had contrib
uted, or wanted to contribute. I" my
campaiun."
Roosevelt said he Imped to llnish his
letter to t'lapp helnle he d.iia'le.l al
midnight tomorrow on a t hree-d i
lampalKn Hip in A'ermont. The letter
win be made public ag BjeosSrveK,
probably at an hour short!) after if
should he received kg Chapp.
Hearst's statement in foBdon on
Sun. lav funis Uoosev elt still u mulcting
wha letters Hearst has lo make pub
lic on the aitagad Standard nil contri
butions. if Hearst would let mo know, with
in a v.ir or h year and a half, of the
dale the letters were written and to
V hum thev were written." the i 'olonel
said. "I would make them public my
self. Anyone cm n.pt ciat. how dif
ggaall it would be for me to go through
my entire corn spondencs for a num
ber of years to Inn' a letter in which
1 referred to this matier. It would
he a H Willi nfloiia. un lerlaklng. I do
not think 1 ever wrote to Sibley on this
matier. although l may have done so.
1 , an I find any letter to him.'
CHANGE AT ST. MAR VS.
Rev. Fr. Parenti Leaves fnr New York.
Fe. Anicetc to Return.
Vnnonncengent hns been m ole of a
changi of r!isl..rntc n; the St. A'nv s
tnlhta hur :, ro c. Pr, Parenti, vvh..
has hnd thargg r th aartoh for the
past two Mars has left re New Yorx
where he ept -ts to It ale am' RV,
Pr. Anlce'o. r. rmerl. past, r of the
church, who his BOOO awav from th
copper ennntn for the last car. lnt
ing which time be visited In Italv.
will return this vv.ek to tike up the
pastorate A bib the members if the
church, regret the fiiBOflUr of ROT,
Parenti. thev fee! fortunate ;n h.-n-r.e
been able to BOOtlfO ro SjhlS a pro l
as Pr, Vni -eto. who made main fn. nils
hi-re limine the lime he was In i barge
ii is pi aba hat a Mice of sttssoon
services wll be atrftngei! for the Si
Mnrv's churv h durlnc the tail months.
Plans are now in ine worked DOi MV
wards this end ami some af tin fat
most priests in this llstrbt probably
vlll he hrmtghl IS r.aluniei to assist
in tho get vitin
SCHOOL READY SEPT. 10.
Conliaate Rdward t'ls. th st.ite.i t.
dav thai work ..n tl"' m w K.mle Riv -er
sehtvil proh.'lb'v WOlMd be ...m
pteted bv Sent 1" S- hool ssnma
Hi'! I" resumed u Club Havel ..fi
Sept. rt. In the nwm i mnomrll) occu
pied after the school hmme w.i de
strove.l bv lire last srrinr. Tin ni
bntldlng is a two re im frame rtruc
Iut, e.iiipHi with all mndeiti .m
iii in . ... -ii mi he-it in.. iietn plumb
ins and s good water surply.