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THE CALUtoET NEWS
FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. 1912.
fiTiir Calumet XruiS
Founded Ismi.
DAILY KXOMulr SUNDAY.
Published by the
MINING GAZETTE COMPANY
M V. iroi N I ' S,
Kdltor.
w
Puslnc
M. LYON.
Manager
Kntcied at the Tost Office at Calumet,
Michigan, us Second I'hn
Mail Matter.
TBLKPHCMOCS:
Business offite
Kdltorlal Rooms
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TKKMS OK SI' liSv'llll'TION.
Hy Mall or Carrier.
per Year (not in advance) $00
Per Year tin advance) $5.00
Per Month
Fingle Issue il
Complaints of irregularity in deliv
ery will receive prompt mid thorough
Investigation.
FRIDAY. AUGUST 30. 1912.
N, vv York is t.' rMrtM it K Hue . t
Pending
enshroud it
devt li! menta
it
Shell I,
Somebody must have heen swatting
the Hull M oxers. Tin were is
scarce In the pi imarv election M IMS
just after the aratttag I gflBPhtfjn.
!
f tliUfBS b". Wilsons de isioii. not
to sunup the count n
due t a gentle hint
ma have be, n
ti. n. the home '
folks that they would like to have him
sptnd a little ot his tern, ns -oef-nor
of New .lersev BU 'he Job
As Teddv made his platform, a hit
i.l I't-iidv s platloi'li is ill at Tcd
dv. The Aineilcan Har ss. 'a 1 1. a
took a stand against H.s'clt when
It adopted its- resolution opfNMVBg the
re rlutiorar proposition f Judicial
recall.
Knglainl s new battle ships will In.,
a curved hi in red upoer de k and fun
nel protection to r. s si attacks frn.
am rait. The fact gies a hint of tin
revolution in naal 6cfMM fbrsghsd
owed by th development of niilitu
airships.
We will all t i liuti. h from Vet -mnt
next Tinsdav. Tin atSGiioa
there v. ill be ot nation w ide ml 'i. si.
The result will .u a me isure inte. p ft
the situation which ROW confronts the
three parties and the winner will aggda
much plgnAhP (Off the general election
in November.
The suspense is at last over. 13u
ftene V. IVIm hns accepted th BOml
nation l. iiil nil him b the Sin. talis!
partv as their candidate for the praal
i! n. v . ,ns o ..line, to him as s
call t"t aarvl perhaps, but the pai
tv has had a geed many calls that
roved to be false alarms.
Fxereiae la rtnt timoiiaded foe n
tilings, IncladtnC the strengthening
of
weak eyes. Profeaaor Rherhardt o
Davt.n. Ohio, der lares that the !al
J"sjh Pulitzer went idii'd througii
lack of blond ti puUffhltl Hie . cs, .ind
adds that BtUatltllei I x. r. Is. ppaPDi
blond hate th' head, whence it raachca
the eyes, eurtna Marred is on and
warding off hllndnea. Another Ineen
(Ive t" the afftci man to s e t It that
h gets a certain mount of aserclec
ev erv daj '
"CLOVERLAND.'
Ths 1'pper Peninsula I pmen
pajraaa ai the Northern hflchtsaa
btother of the Northern Mlnfteaota
Development assor latlon
The bureau has derided that here
after m the advertising matter It sends
out to attract settlers to the sj of
Northern Michigan tha Dpcanr Penin-
siila "li.'li oe known t- " Moverland."
That s rather lever "CtoTPtrfaad'1
seggests fertile soil and smiling scent
ed Melds, and It will grpffl a useful
i at h phrase.
Of ourse. too. Its use Is Justified by
the f.e ts. Clover grows like i vend 9g
Father Has a
the noil of the cut-over lands of iheT
Lake Suiwtor region. A soil thai can
do Hi. 1 1 will yield riches
Hut of course Northern Michigan
has no monopoly of such soil The soil
oi Northern Wisconsin and Northern
Minnesota is a Vlov erl.tnd," too.
ihilv Northern Michigan thought
j J(l j( ymjt (h, l.a( h itml
that gives It a sort of copyright on It.
"t'lnvt t land" reallv stretches from
Hi itsklrts of the Red River valley
on the vv est to the Sault on the east
ii hroad belt of fertility that if tida
th. iiiont sparsel settled atahlc area
In the country.
In it lies opportunity. It Is settlum
rapidly, ami settlement will he more
n pld Iron: now on. There are mil
lions f rich acres in Northern Miinn
sola. Northern Wisconsin and North
ern Michigan with a soil formed bv
deposits of lent mold through count
less i os a -,.il enormously rich in
plant food, and capable of su '!'"i tin.
ii .1. finitely a population of mllftoiis
It is the best cheap land remaining
.in, it will not be cheap much longer
Duluth Herald
THIS IS MY tobH Bl RT.1 DAY.'
g A. I 'auuhert v . who rWMNltl
i ,,. t,.,.r.t h Missouri diwtilct In 0N
gress, was b rrt in Athens. i enilossve.
.-viignsi . '. i-nw w va
cation in the roaunon schools off his
native St:. to ami at the .ifte of twuh
1y reni"d to Missouri. For a time
ho . iiuaL-. d in farming, b it later hc
biiaine lUtSrSStSd in milieu In the
A. Id. "it. district Through his mm
i,,.. Of utrjHIcm In acquired consider
able w alth Hid embeiltod In the bank
Hlg business Ml I'.iu-lhertv s lli.-I
position in public life was that i.f niuii
t .'mill pulse. Ii Served two tetnis
on the lu r ch and th -n retired to ac
cept election as number of the Mis
sotirl house t rejiresetitatlv s. He
was ele, ttd 'o .'oiicress tw iars aso
on the Democrat!, llckot. A
trdins
to the returns of the to. out priruarb :
he has been dof ated f r renoml nation
Charlea s Hamlin, Hoston tawyei
and former diplonvat, .'.I vear-i old lo
day.
Karl ef . tesart. wh" has dist i ig-uishe.)
biaaaeil as Uawyer and ..niiiiiist, tt
ears eld toda.v
MM I MMtltIM
A- SOMC FACTS OF
GENERAL INTEREST 4
. . fi ,f ,f ,f. ,. ,y. ni .1. .1. f i .p. .full. .f..L ib
Tbt n,,N diiese p..t:ice l imps.
urdlm t" the (fan Knginnd stump
Monthly, nave .egtin to arrive in Am-
ri'a. The nana .f the new republic,
Indicated t.v these stamps, in Chung
Hut Min Kan Pt Middle Plow, rv P
pie's State." This name is apparentl.
Japtad from the familiar dorlcnatioi.
of Vhlna as the "Flowery Kingdom '
The installment furniture .balers of
Hi" ITatted states m t in New i oi k
the o'lnr da-. t. t.-rm a national aaaa
i n ion, ana at the objeete of whii h.
i' was ptated, would be to keep track of
undesirable ctaetpOMTa Raphael Ucv;.
of Philadelphia asserted that the ..
060 inejat liatils Who do the bulk of the
ristallment r'urnituie business In thU
ountry lose from IIO.imiii.o) to $J0.-
' year aa a result of the "ship
ping habit" of customers.
The world's Tiiist wild rose is the
n it brier r.). . which was introduced
...I.. IS.o-Iurwl il. I V '411 I.. th. Int.. i'.O I
Sir Hettrv I'olleet from the 8han bills
'' Upper Htirma. The specimen In the
Himalayan haffaa 11 ateei refused to
'doom until l!ln, when four flowers
Rppearadi the number being in reased
i I e,u to sight This rear, from the
combined etf's ts of the previous hot
summer and warm spring, the plant
paoehaMd ptoCnaton of 'ire
w hl:e bp ssoms with velUov stamen, .
which have bean ireatly admired.
In Kngl and a oampalgn has been
in art ex la protest aajntnal the use of
tar on pubh reads because it limin-
Islu s the tish supply of the ountry.
When ipplied to I mad and mixed
with the dust, tar Is found to become
readily s bible In water, producing i.
perfe. t emulsion In this form It Ij
carried by rafna m,r the at r name, kill
ing the Msh in great numbers. Korau-
Queer Idea or His Importance in
. VC if V0''i n
nnj ocJgTN n hi i a ji
i . a -
VAN
T ill
MoT
MM
l 3MCt SM6 CAW CjC;T
f I st i dun i I ris
f AR'ATt V f- I .1 o fsl
1 1 Mgi ct T y -vi!,A,
ml ir,t
rfti
THE SSkA.
aa
Bbk I (Mai I A OOtJgN
80Ua -jrsnpm m
'' '''' 4 ' .: " '
Billions of Stamps Printed
r. p. i ts ot tie bureau of engraving
nil piinttm: when taken as a manii
tacf.ix. show S'.ine astonishing 11
ures lake for in4ance the single
.l.in of post Bj stamps, tt.i:t is. wlt i
out the rex. mi" and customs w I".
bv the bureau . own lassitlctl. n . II
iindi r a s. p.iiat. dead There ar III
I. ,.no kinds a. .1 ilei oniinatio.i.-.
piintid. i .no. hi.. li.m the little greti.,
I cent stamp up to Its stately uris
t..t rath biothei w hich staggets unuei
,( III alu.itlon. Also. title, ii
I'oioft are used In printing the s4.nnps.
a pans- hare fm raAactloa will prob
ably lonxin.e the most observ.. ut per
son that he l cutamiliar with afVCf'
q tlnse rotors that Is ot QaajMa,
coMactloa with t'n- ttaiwra. aB
know the I -'. I and M at nt sl.iii.p.i.
Hut to ha hlc to call to mind just
what ihone tliteen colors are MMUM I
wide obaafvatlon ms well na al oare
ful 'in. K0 the l'iietii of (no...
i.il la solve thai ell -apmuntod
riddh . the answer is this h'our sh.tdi s
' I. Inc. twi of i:reen and two of
brown, rad, yaBow, ollva enwwt pur
i ! la vandal kanl dark slate."
The stamps which leave the bureau
aaawallj mm I la mova than pi.immi,.
'' the Inst eail teoort sh..-
.1. the number to ba 1 0.M3.,J5. 1
That brings the d iil output dowi, to
S13S4.9M odd. Takinf the yonrb to.ai
t.un. bU tri fllc the MHTfhCa of the n a.ijamoiig H e arches, Tli.
m.l-l II in.uilll ii'H' ii"-!. .Ifl'Tl.iil io
pensive for this purpose and tar is In
best substitute.
The re en" roval fete at Windsor,
far which iu.imio lavltatloaa were laauad
and which was attended hy H,000
musts, has brought out a disu.-s .on
in the nowspupiis as to the origin of
the exi raaatofl garden party, it aaaaai
to have been a ffOWth of the nt'd
Victorian period ami Quean Victoria
' erself as ..in ! III. last to adopt
n in .inn.- imv fpr list uu e arhaa
ih atnnallied her partial return t
!. social life after the death oT the Prince
Conaati by function ..r this charac'
lar, her Invitation.s . . innia nd d a. r
i t (n attend a breakfast in 'In
grounda of Buckingham Falat a Than
was seme lautrhter i.t the tune over the
Idai of :t brcaklas' be-lnnln at I '
clock In the alternoon; but the Queen
I eta nod the plnase for nianv vciiis.i
altheiigti other h'sts adopted ilu
.vpi.ssioii SMI dal Of Im v t iiartv-.
Rverybod) Is familiar with the te:i
den v ..f silvet vvaie ,. pat t with lis
brilliance and hecomo tarnished when
exp.sed to ordinary almospherl. in
Huencee, but not everyone knows that
the caiee of the tarnishing is the R -ti.
n of Mtlphur In the air. I'nless It.
ttuentl) cleaned, tha sue thou ai siiva;
wll become blaeh In the lout.-. ,,f
a few months. The !-st vv.i to keoj-
sllvei i.riglM without the lie.essiiv t i
clesnlng. xpla'iiH Harper's Week! . is
said h' be to coat the surface with a
thin solution of collodion varnish Hint -ad
w'lh spirits of wine. After being ap
plied w ith a oft brush the spirit evap
orates, leaving a thin, git ssv . tiansp.'.i-
ent him on the polished edrface. Waim
water removes the varnish. Tarnish
ed silver may be reetored by cnreftal
rpbhaan afffdi soft cloth wet witn df
lute .solution of potassium cyanide.
one ounoe tc i qual t srater, fofeaeaad
b rinsing.
MAN WHO RULES IN FEZ.
To leave Pel without being pre
sented to the sultan would hav. ii ft
a sense ot ue ompb t. ness At the
entrance to the pgaMs gates wcie
many sleek mitlng riehty eamsrisaagad
with crlmsi.ii saddles and silver
rgrved dflrrag irons. Native gentle
men awaited and attendants hen1 t.ie
animals. A Moor who spoke I'.ngrlish
vie. ted SBC bv name and said the
doctor would arrive soon. Demount
ing, I handed my h.rs to a soldier
and a.valted. The dOCtOT came anil
with him a gentleman from Pans. It
w is a warm forenoon, and the ri h
toiiage of the palace grounda mint
ed In the eunltght and tirred In the
i ool breeze.
Acroee a bat. apnea of Hal gr'Mind
low building stood In the middle
ererc .reins, and at MM end the right
a room with three windows gcraewad
bv i 'b'sign cut n OOd Mfssl the re
ception r. oni - Mulev e H.itid. ruling
sultan of M ro. e v The M'Hastii of
nit m's soldiery, sqdatted in s long
t ow against the wall or loiter, d
1 itqa orATj-yi,
m NgMa i NMAAeri.
. i va v Af i . eerf am
tus Me t m r1 rv ' ea naj
riT'N.Jvi hpi BW4M
i CON ?Mr
f&io'fS V rSANO
Hf - P K , ji i
AS a c AtieM
SHALL WAT ViPi itt
i- . r u t a m t
Ptt g ti i.TP"C
I paj cMiN'ek.
f,- 1 r ivOf I
THiMrU5t (AlilM
V
iJAvoiM'.ci ''T win.
iNKuHm i s.
i 1 1 ' r
i hav"
MAi.r a,
TOAftAPH;
MAV
in ..nne Hon with the latca! census
report lor the entire 1'nit-d titataa, Ii
is seen thoi each .Near . t et m. n.
woaaar and eh'i i .n hu county) aaai
approximated lie Htumpf The pap. i.
iM which tin- suini are piloted
c nu to the bureau dlri t from Ihi
manufa.'turct s m sheets Hxl"
Inches that belt g- th. required atau I. t
printing H'O atnuitN Mor. di m 95.6W,
000 theata are used in u ...a, won.
t ha da II) on -umption la ,ii. ut 322,oan
The annual . ani .impti-.n ot ibis papet,
laid out sheet b Maitt, w uild I o i
I.Mt acroav The dully . inaoMaptlon
Would .o.r about t, and a naU'
acres The pontavp stamps p'lnted I i
one year at the bnraan would rover a
quarter oi the surface of the Dlatrui
ot I'l.hiini.i i.
If, foi natancaj Iho atarna onn..,
in a rinaii x.-ai Were laid . nd to end
that is the single stani a and not tin
plntcd -beets of Mft) (! dlaUUCt
covei.l woil'1 be ;,)..iim nubs, .u
illatpnoa tnon than ajnaVlent to elrrU
the atabi tin Hm s The . ills output
would reach from here t. New York
city. Thaaa aaaaa ptaaapa placed In
solid pile would rear i wall thlrtj II V
feet h hi;. Ot, auaiii, Would form a
solid ube coiitainur; ",'..immi i t Tin
output ftH a single day w. aid in iKe i
uie containing linVfaat VatWngton
Star.
' J 1 :j
Ml I'd
. Ill llie leir. ll'IO "Ii;
lea : spat c n
rrOW Of the sult.'.n's dool I'll. sul
tun gpparentlk entered and came t..
ward the central door, bill we could
not see him The Al'llasm ua i formed
la line facing the door, When tin-
sultan pi . -.ei,ted hims'df to their v t. w
ihe.v boned l"w and shouted, (
Meat the lifeej( ear Lord '' I M tali
Hun returned to squat against Hie
wall.
iwalfhiR our turn to be prevented
era had b isnre to Uuspeci the state
depart me n -it norii in a room nbotil
sixteen feet by ten. Moots of rank
were seated, siuattitl-: iiim.ii i r;;4.
their backs toward the grails. Theea
were the ministers and th. ii scribes.
Hare. whitewashed walls ,i bit ..:
straw amttlag covered by a rug.
few sh'-ets of paper, pen I I ml ink.
and in tore ns lay the official machln
cry of an Otnptre.
W e entered th. re. apt toll :. Ut
which was vacant, but down a pas
sage tint d s-. mil d two stepa In lit
ourse we saa the monarch seated
L'lxaW'leggcd upon a couch. The -
lor surprised me b.v MUmbhgg Ll
Arable, then veiling "Shi!" at tna lop
of his v ice. i reoagptacd tb pn
cedure of the M'HatnH an I nmmblcd
something lik it; v. bowed) pro
i ceded so far. halted, ti n beared
again, and repeated thus tili we stoed
before the gt'i it .rcsen, e A 1 I. s
the ruler hinn. If bowed a sol mi. a -know
ledgment of our bene: and w.,v -id
Us to be seated. We w..ited III
silence, inspecting this eevdrth) I
lental. with a t.e, h "I the rfegjro in
a somewhat Heiwll t migfitiiiii i We
looked worifd. and ;latuel down the
coridor peevishly to see If all led
arrived Knaathtg ihn presents uit
often uiv en. I Interi r tad hie took il
our empt' h itnls ii. i ghaa ( ii
upproeall. P'.' pre re lag a tea wall thai
the sultan d 'sired nn t nsWaWlltili llii
doetnr aroetaiaaad the interview mi
ed Hai pi i s Weekiv .
RoVibury, N. H has just hi
d ib-
centennlg eelehrgtlon.
l.indxH'k. Test., reports aaVSM nabhlts
shot as pests
Rllffklo has Iff. eases of
. 1 r
paraiv sis. Thte. 1 -vp. 1 ts nil.
hi. I -
tie against the scourge.
I-'' itiKt'.il'.l l a., will hold an Indus
trial aenas rattan October J7 la Kovcki
her I
the Society Column
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fp msj
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Laurium Department I
HARGER ELECTED MODERATOR
OE THE DAPTIST ASSOCIATION
PASTOR OF THE CALUMET BAP
TIST HONOR!" D AT UPPER
t'ENINSJLA MEETING.
ihoui iott. paatora and lay data
sata f ' ptii'ai iillnii the vahihl
chunhei 'n the M.iKi'iett Haptlst as
so latlon have been in Kacanaha this
a vah paid aa tba annual winvuHun l
tin- naaw latlon.
Hey. II I . Harder of I'al.unet W.4
i tmsi i. moderator. H. I Sh..rp o; -eanabu,
clerk and treasurer; Rav. W
It. SI maker of Manislupte reading
idajju Ke i '. itpalaa, aaaaciatkm-1
Hundpt) school sup. i intend. i't ; and
I rank Blair of Iron M untain. aaaocin
tionai youns paojpla'a tnlon uporin
t ndt nt.
The Messlon have heeM well attend .I.
tha addreai I interesting and It la
a M reed thai lib convention hap at: an
one of the most Sli cellll o of llt'i.l.
INTER-SE CLUB TO MEET.
The annua' met tin.- i :' the Intet-St
club, comp. sc.i of rauna man nnd or
Kanlaed for social purpogeA w-lll be
held tins evening hi the iui rooms oh
led. I .itleet. tt.ee s ,. gg eliMI
illg year will be elected, and plans
made for the Rral of a series af
dances to 1 aiducted this fail and
w Inlet. The .lib enjoyed Ifgg) sin -resslul
season las' vcar.
v 1
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LAURIUM BREVITIES
I' I !
Mr. and Mrs . I. inns p. Itartle of
IroqUOle Street, have gone lo Wayne
COUnty. tills Mate, where thev will vis
it their laughter. Mrs. John Mingle.
Miss FJj in ice Kni hi bus lell fee
Philadelphia. Pa., wheTf she has nr.
cured s position as stenographer, she
received hot biisll ess tTgtnlUf g( tl'.c
Laurium (Commercial school.
Mis .lames I Sen J ma 11 am. four Iiil-
Uren lefl yeatcrdaj foi Philadelphia,
after a visit of nine wee Ha with 1 da
tives and friends.
intan Ifbgan has returned from
visit oi a ic'.v days on the bouth
Uangc.
Misses Annette and boulee Knlvef,
of Laurium. npd Miss Lillian Rchrog
der. of Ui I ,1a k t hai tetaiiicd from
a visit lo Ragle Harbor.
Miss Thee Jamei ana lefl for Cnteg.
jo( MilvM uki c .MiJ NN Iteon, this state,
wiu i, phi v :!i v isit for the next tare
vv eeks.
1 1 . -111 TI). .nas ,.f IS cola slr.'.'t, is
baste fiusg -i foe days' . it in K.
We.UIIW e.'lt'.tV. I
The ta.s 111 Lautrhtm are coiitlng In
wcl! Quite a numb.-r have called n
the treasure's ..line dui'lm: the past
few day and toiled 'heir bills
T!. next rrgtHnf monfhlj meeting
of the COUnCl Will be gold llCXt 'I IK'S
ia vesjlntr.
N dUUghtei has been born to Mr. an.;
Nirs. Anthonv Rrtekl, of Ninth street.
Norman Mac Donald, ol Laurium. and
It party af friends, have returned iron.
pi. isure cruise to N'ipK-on on the
north shore In his rachl Mlnawaasac.
tie eras soeemna n led by Dr. W
W hlslei. I'et.r auppe Jr.. Dr. NY. T.
King) and RueaeU Smith, of Ahtusoh.
The trip was a most en lovable one.
n s k insii.: 11. s U a meter, was ar
reated and brocght before J notice Da
vid 1111 it . charged with driving his
team over til in w Bl b walks that have
been laid on Klrst street I antium. lie
n s -o- i . gagi t j
. fg Mi.M. reel oi I
nrt ;ulHI 1 HlD(
WaU" :o-,ia U.i ")
. . 1 1 1 t r Mfo-' 1 1 sit pp
gtjtnv a-.i ? r- niii ecf
Vl m ' n' ,i .... n.-as .
ev i AND I
v-,;w UI.VI H.Ni saNA r-ATUpt .-.c
r .1 n : y I r r-
SMALL.
" " . Il
was toiind gul!t. and asne.-i.ned a Pjf
ot 12 and OjNjfl Vail the lll( i .isi
lot its kind brought bafprc a lain nun
Justice. The village author Kb s glo
determined to put a aiop to tt-e prar
ltd .1 dTivlpg ov et ROW!) made v alk
Miss M l.erglle left vest'-rdav for
low.) points, a tsar a sin win ajpnhd r
. i u)da i v e. ks.
Ml.-s Mav Hen wirl; Is visiting Mai
luetic friends fur a few d.
'hils Yi.clker of I. Murium, has re
siinnd his duties- as blakeamau forth.
M. K I; alter pallM laid up sonic
tune Ihroi'gh inluiies.
Wllllnin Tin an i s of I . i ur iiiin. .fi
last night foi Hetrolt. wluue he PUMal
to locale.
f baseball)'
STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS.
Net en.. I Ltague.
w U Pel
,t 35 .701
.78 41 .655
.'.( .".a .5X0
.58 57 .504
..'. 85 ,lt3
.41 7 .31
.42 78 .350
.35 83 JSt
N. w fori
'hlcago
j Pittsburg . .
i Philadelphia
i 'Inclnnatl
St. Louis
Boston
Amer;can Leagu-.
W Is p. t.
Hoston 85 37 .697
Washington 77 47 ,431
Philadelphia 73 48 .60::
'hlcago lid 6ti :.ni
Ctevetand 53 ..r.!t .473
Deteot 57 67 .460
New York 44 77 :b.4
St. Louis 3H si .;:"
TODAY'S GAMES.
National
Hoston at Philadelphia.
Bra ikl) 11 a t New York.
St. ia ills at Chlengo
Cincinnati at Plttahurg.
American -Ni
w York at NN'ashington.
Phil ob lpbia at Itoston.
St. Louis at I lettolt.
Chicago at Cleveland
YESTERDAY'S GAMES.
National League.
I!
II
6 'J
10 ti
11 2
Ha- j
Pittsburg (I 1 (Ml 0 0 ion
'Inclnnatl .301' 0 001 1 11
Batteries OTeofo. Cooper
icon; Suggs and M. Lean.
R
New York . ..ooo.1 0 11 11 o 2 1
Brooklyn -'' 1 0 no 1 .t
Batteries Teereeu aad Myeva;
gon. Itucker and Miller.
It
Chloago t tefl ISI x 10
Sl. I. mis ... I I I I I I 0 I I 6
Batteries Raehta, C. smith
A re her; Harnaon, Wood burn and
go.
1 1 B3
1 1 3
Li 1
and
NV lu
ll R
M II
R
Phftad Iphla ...00001 1 1 x 4
Hoston I 0 I I I 0 0 0 1 1
Batteries RJaey ami Kttttfer;
due and Klillg.
Per
American League.
I! H I
NN ashington , . .0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 x 2 . 0
New York .. ,. tf-l ii 0
Batteries Kngie and Alaamltto.
I 'isher and Sterl et t.
R H I
Hoston 1 0 11 4 2 I I I x X X I
Philadelphia ...00000000 1 I 9 2
Batteries Col Has and Cnrrigen;
To Get the
Best
onfection
and Souvenir
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LYRIC
CLEAN CLASSY COY.
NEW VAUDEVILLE
Laurium, Mich.
Walter Baker
The Man that Myatifitt
"ICTURES t
"HER DIARY."
Comedy Drsms.
"A DAY OFF,"
Comedy.
"LENA AND THE GEESE,"
Biograph Drsms.
and
"A QUESTION OF SIZE,"
Comedy.
COMING TUES. AND WED
In Three Reels.
PEOPLES
THEATRE
Allan
and
Aleta
Joe Roland
2-Big Feature Acts
Change of Pictures
Today, Saturday
and Sunday
plank. Brown and Thomas,
.No other games Scheduled,
Americsn Association.
Milwaukee It; Toledo 4.
Milwaukee 4; Toledo 7.
Kan. as City 2; CofttnBOUS 4.
Minneapolis I; Louisville 0.
.Minneapolis S; Louisville 7.
St. Paul Ii Indianapolis 7
Damsge by Lightning in CttfgtV
Investigations made over Kurope
seem to justify the bgUgf Lhal the dam
age b.v lightning, in the cities particu
larly, has decreased to a very marked
degree in recent years, and it is ex
plained hy the presence of electric
wires, which act as a protection in dh
verting the electric holts As the
lres are put ufulergrougd, it is ex
pected that there will be noticed a
great increase In the amount of dam
age by lightning nnd a return will be
fena rally made to the tiso Of lightning
rods
Pittsburgh is alarmed by nearl.v 4"
ases of smallpox.
Denver Bgtds itv officials uing rit)
automobiles foi Joyridhg purposes
By F. LeipzigCi