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THE CALUMET tit wl.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1913.
Houghton
VACATION FOR
COLLEGE MEN
School of Mines Closes Tomor
row Hold Dance Tonight
BMf MlfM at tha M It'higan
Mines oiu. - t-. B riMM
Miii, nit hough mar)' bI the
ave ah . ad mi Ii U l their
s .:. practlt e, MOO-
t u'.rk in aha h i. a! angtneerlnn
u Id feohagy l.-s.-d today at noon
. if.' mi ii!"x.t i ii.' . ..ir"'. sur
wi;i is- tomorrow boob. The
tits in the field geology course
heen doing field v "i .. . : RUgM
(f far I h last few da.s Thift
ir from K ywmw count) ..
1? and putting in tht- last day at
v. Ben tht- r'-k'istrati' !. of
w atudanta will It-Kin ;ind tht
a ra mtaaUfffia will be given t
. in obliged t l.ikt- tht-nt. This
mtlaue unci faapteuaber
. morning; when the regular
r the tail term a til Amman
M term will continue with hut
terruptios ? a short Thanks-
e Ltioa ui. iii December M
be fall term riids ur:d the boii
. ..n n . f t ... w. k- l. Kins,
students at th co!Ik will
1 1 1 tea a n a! t he college
.. 1 1 dan Ins pari y .. t
.:. BOUSS, attttUgJ ' ist tii
-n ti grew a dun.-e .:i th. Met
of the school year. The fot
rani will he j day ft J I.
Two st.
p -Melon Ui 1 "i
Twilight Land
Korea Trot.
Venue Waltz.
Beautiful D.
Plantation ate,
Two -Waltz
att i In M v Harem.
' 1 1 w- ddii at th- Winds.
Two tttp When the afidnlghi C
1. on Lanvea for Aiabam,
u alu tgN lag Maid
Tw.. st.-i--- Siler- Bells.
W lltZ lit I lc se
Two step Every Day is Chiiatmi
i'h n Jfou're Mat ru d.
W llta- IT. iM.sal.
Two st.-t -Kit a. My M:in.'arita.
Walt lood LVil i;t, I--ir.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
County Cl rk Kai-'-r this Tiiornii
.. .1 the f illowing marriage h. nai
Andt'-w ifollm, PargO, X. Dm a 1
M..K. 1 Ma. ii .1., Laariu
ISd trd .r. i; ttli r. dam
nee it Tnomaa, CaramaL
1 3uu ! - s n't n. .ti up
Amy Mi lard, Saginaw.
New Yolk Mat- Will at
mllona of a me, aeiaed f
if - x- Ma laws.
U. S.
THE WEATHER.
f 1 id ooler tont
u i Kturdaup.
i . K
' ' reatloa taken at I a. m.. 75th meridian
i tted Mm
O ' W ' O l
Miitoad, precipitation .,i .di in. u or more f'.r
v 'lOVT
I' '
f-ilaai i --..
T. ma ! triad 7
"nr '"T"'! I
1 .
BUtmh. ttaa of ? ? a
' i it
J 3J ) I SC
iipaiia no civ sw id mi
. altimoro. . . '. s 71 Ctottd) aw I I
RttftBtO M ar m 14 .I.0J"
h: agn, . . . v i 'I- ar wit
t Mjluth ' .' : I'M lu nw M ''
.s. an.. ha.-. . '"lo i.lv nw 14 ,"S
In en Ba) M I't ' My w- J A
rioughtoa i M ''i iv aw M -t-
t i r auatta - Ml 1Mb n "s
. auBM ' i't Cidy w- 10 M
few Orteana ?fl Pt.Ctdy s ..;o
.. w York . 71 i- 1 loud) aW
Pari Arthur BThnnmfi
San i'r.'iti. . ' 1 M dltBf g r "I
st Nad v A if 'i aw it .oi
araadahnffagi f i G iv h a
Manlpeg... :.: 4s lear w ti Mi
Department
CONDUIT WORK PROGRESSING
Foitm.in Matviila Munct Has Com
pleted F.rst Section of Pian.
Pari mmm MetvttM Mkmce af Datretl
who la laying condulta for tin- Mtehi
I van state Telephone company, has
I mail.- 1 1 yraamMB eg tht- work, the
I first oottdnii having bees ramparted
IBM .v.nimt. ,
This is tlx- conduit thai 1m to run
from thf ii st nt 1 antral to tha aiHe)
.a UW i "i thf nan SBX ham; e tht- Ma-
aontetemple, ami thenos t thf mi
;. .1 .., .at t. 1 s. Mr. MonOQ las .1 la:.-
lOVCa al! loOni im-n. at Mforh and thf
conduit has been kfttd ver) rapidly.
!'! ay aieaa art l nt be completed for
puma titiif. however, m there ait- still
.1 number t.f other conduits to be laid.
a pom da 1 1 - .t ahnllow trench with
a f.-tii -' . iniMi tniftu Ula l"!"- laid
thp uirii II 1 ha bottom at thf trench
is first filled with concrete in whleh
tht- tile is embedded. When thf tile
has baea carefuH) Mid in this trench,
th. v. :., 1 being carefully joined
wit), Dowt-U pins, ti..- j. iiits art -ov-arad
with a fold a hurlap and aoa
t phM ed fit Ufa top ..f tht- joints.
The wirea are act i ild ontil aftt-r the
conduit 1- completed Then a duok
rod is uaed, this being tht- term that
is applied ! th.- blot a wood, three
knuj and provided w ith a nifm
ber of a unlveraal j oini at either -nd.
tti..- are thrt -'! tonether and puaaed
tin ,-h th.- in thf tttaa until
l he appear at thf other manhole, not
in. .if 1 1. an : too feet away. Tha rods
at-.- th-ti diaconnected, the aaui at
1 1. bad to their and, being thus car I lad
. ... t;,.- i . t.dJit arm thin is used
t.. pull the ablea thrauai .
Thia proceaa wtil have to be re
; ited i. mber of t.ni'-s. four for
each S--T ofcoadultai anil ..: aver) turn
:, :. na eaaai) Turn in the
aiie 111 tha rear .t the Uaaonic tern
will tiiak. nirramry tha eon
sit u : . .1; ..f man - aianhotaa.
. .. . prill alao laid from the
1:.: .- cable 1 roaatttai.
: Ita ail also be ceaatructed on
1 . - 1 - In H Ightflfl an. I ami
in uthei plaoei . th anty. There
will be ii attempl to prosecute the
other work until the londuits have
i.t-i n finiehed.
MARY GARDEN COMING
Mrs. Clara Bowen Shepherd Will Bring
We'l Known Star Here.
Han Garden, ana of th.- most noted
irrand opera atari In tha w.rid, will
ppear at the Kerredjre theater in the
near future in all probability, Mrs.
' 1 i Bowen Shepherd, the Mltwau
k tmpraaali wh i preeeata Bvan
W illiams hem next areek, having mah
the ann un ement.
Mra Bh pherd baa made grant prog
reaa in the paal few yenra, having gtv
en M..w lukea aomc Breai trenta in the
m tin I ..1 line, Bha auooeedei in rataina
the t".' a raeh Kuanantea of the
!.i.. Urand opera company in If 11
.1 . ee an. i .n getting that orifani.a
tioti t:..;-. aomething other man
tger 1. 1- 't auccoeded in doing.
Mra Shepherd la in position t do
deal for I pper country in
a ti- - -.1 amy, having advantagea la
th.- aeourina of muekasi artists which
eta er to m arc the Mnding art-
' litis t.. hav.
l.irti of
popu
tlection ' . i s fiKUreft,
Department o . fiwiire.
WEATHER BUREAU.
man na r '
J fit , . " '
t 'UANATOItV ;f 'i'r :vs.
tltnft Air preaaure redaead a aaa level. Isobar (rontlnuoat line) paji throufh points
u n ui i i let -.t -iui Mapemtare drawa only for tero, freaalng, 90 . ami 100
O 9 '' t"'r' hah Arrows fly with tb wlad. First llgures, urtuperaturf :
paatM hours; ttiird, maximum wind velocity.
l.o.al office V, B. Weather Hureeu,
hfoughton, Mich. AtiKost IftS,
ea t till 7 p. in. Saturday.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Th atom that cowarad tha Ugaaaf
Inhiia )i ate Ida) M movinn flowly
..it rardi the In weal Pc ported hurom
.ter lairiK at the So., tills morninK-
it has meraaaad both m energy aanl
. tit nt. and now coven tht- Dppuf
Mississippi Valley, the fJrea4 Lafcaa
aid tic tlitilf coil. try east of the
tflaalaaipH and north of Tenneaeee.
Bala hna baaa reneTal over the hcc
thma annaedi the only hearvy fall be
ing at Feuffalo, Uriah weaterf wimis
are report..! from narl all lake sta
tioni. Tho hiKh pH-sfttire area that
vhs If.ciiie.i over th. northern R-ky
Mountiilns bar deereasid In Intensity,
l, nt th.- i.ar.'meter Is still almve nor
., , . . ,i ill lion a weal of th.- Mtftft
Matgfil River, ki ept that n rormll
atmm '"ti i nppnrently formitiK in
the Canadian Northwaat ir wcttth-
MAMEL DIVIDEND DECLARED
Depocitore in Bankrupt Gladatone
Bank to Recover $14,800.
K T. l.tMoit-y, l ulled Statfs referee
in ih mkrui't has BJMaaUajaad that a
meeting t tha dapoattara of Um annfc
najM baakiaa concern of Ranaal ami
sn of Oatanaana win ha MM m his
..Miff in HotlKhton oil Keplemher S
a in n a tfii aat aaM dlvtdand on th
in, -its will he dei-lared. This will
BjajafMt to $14. miii.
This mom y will he dU'iiletl atnom:
the st. kh.'idt rs aoaardmal t" tha
amount of ihfir anamafeal at thf UMM
of MM fa flUrt Mr. Uxmey declared
tha' there woiihl in all prolmhility he
Httother hi. I a large dividend declared
within :i short time. This aaoganl divi
dend wil' prohahlv he the last.
1 :.. fnttura -f lanaaal ami Son. the
firm being compoaed "f David ami W,
I'. I itn.-l. a am. tin the worst in the
stale I.ikI Hatm-I wasnuiNofot .p-
palta while v i Hnntai hi mn. w:u
I . tf Qtndatana. The hank went
to th.- Willi owing to unfortunate m-
eetmenta on tha inn of Ita dlfats
lot- luminal proceemngg are stilt
pending agnlnal the two menitxrs if
tht tit in .
CHARLES AVERY TO DETROIT
Conductor Chnrlaa Avt-ry of the
Copper Range rnllroad hag beea
prgj ted a -ix tn.'llths' hae of absence
,, . ti.,: him to go to Detroit to taM
up th- trocars bwamaaa tharUh He and
hilt family leave Saturday night for
their m v home.
HOUGHTON BREVITIES.
)
Kupene Reynolda has one to Paw
Haw where he will rest. if.
Mi.-- Olive Qlbfag, who has been vis
Ittnfl he) pnrenta, Mr. and Mrs. t'har-
, -. Ma -s today f.-r Hillm.in,
Mi i. w bare aha will take ttp taach
int.'.
Ti .- CarnegM Hero Fund Cnaamla
-i . makim; intUiries regardinir the
death of wtlllnm Turk, diuniMd la
Webber'a lake while trying- to raacua
a companion, it is probable that the
,i i laaton arlll fully tnveatlajate tha
aeourrenca befora arriving at its da
cisi.m.
Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Wessells hav.- re
tuniftl fr.m a trip to M inuea h .lis.
Tha Bpworth Magt t Carnoa at. B
ihtirch h;ts made arranKements for
holding a bafca sal.- at OoaTa Baajn ami
Music ihop tomorrow.
Houghton chapter, Oriav of thf
Phtatam star, will give a lagjatng par
t. t!. i avenlng :t the Masonic teaaple
in honor at Mr. and Mrs. B. Avery,
who leave shortly for Detroit
i'.,r ti,. 1 1 year period andtng July
11, approximately ti,00,ftM will havi
been spent by Minnesota for carrying
..ti ordinary governmental functions.
For h 1"-Neai- period ending July
It, Ittf, thf receipts of thf ifem-fal
revenue fund amounted to I71,T,
Ut.70, La,. m,' ii balanrr at thai time
..f $t,7i.:o::
The U rtin t lephona station hu.s u
acheme by winch tin- moveanenta al
phyak tana :ir rt-corded in eaaa of an
argent 'ail whan i hir aavrtaaa am ba
deaireu aukdtiy.
Jo Kelly, -.f Omaha, is th.- latest
to advert lac ail ever the United stales
f..r a wife ami to jjet BB many re
pliea thai u- aeeda help to read them
all
r contlnuea throughout tha CantraJ
Valley a, aamewhat lower Uwpafaturaa
art icpoiteii tia.s matning, however.
ondttioM baaNenta tan- ami aoedar
Weather for this vhitilty during the
aanl H hours, the prevailing areetarly
rindi will uuntlama, ant arlM gaetanaa
tu for-, satnuhiy afternoon,
II B. COWDRICX,
Mm erver
WOULD FILL THE BILL.
Some who have attemicd e.uticlls
and HoiMtlons can apfiti-eiatc this
story gf the int.- Ran, Hi- Naraagg
.MacLeod. r Kdinl.ui-i.-h ioin ,,ito a
room In whu-h wa- . mm ntainlng
h.rue owl, he anrveyad It fr a lone
timt The owl sat unmoved, pi lie Id
ajaj crn t. liii mien was iBgaglid, hi
horns impresalve, hhl eyea cotd and
oi. servant. hii aoaavtenanca aaaarjnaa
ind i rttlaat At length Noranaa broke I
riknw -. Moo. i a ad am h a i pk rtdtd
r... v. t . mi " Chrlal I at. B.i ,
I,, i ,
V f
-s
TOFCH LAKE
HAS FINE ALFALFA FIELD.
Th it of J Hennecke'a Near L.ike Lin
den Praised by Geismui.
1'iof 1... M iieisniai- a apart lag
tha alaaaghtan aaanat farm buianu. hna
lait-tiv made tavaafjajgika uf aamWa
t iiitun- in th.- eouagy, h,- sa,-
Thara ara tsungaadg of Mraer n. ids
of allalfa. hut Hot olf will- a BaBfg
perfect atnnd ami a hanlthier Krowth
thi.ii that of J. 11, nuts k.- mar like
Undag i-ist eurs tin... Mittlnga
tauhtad to over ti,- totm par arm
whilt- this xt-i.i s tirst ami m and erong
yielded tour ami a half tone and with
ordinnr) weather oondttiona tha third
euttlng I ' M month will add enough
tt hrinK this yemfa crop . loee an t.
six tons per ai re. The su. aaa af tha
hundred acre tieid of alfalfa at the
Noycrofi Fnra near Mdnnw, during
th.. iasi (. ui- yeara is due to tha ap
plication oi lime and lint, illation of
thf aaad, tnd as this has 1 n done
vith tht thoioimhncaa which is char
acteriatlc of all other operutiona on
this fan... th.- yield of the Roycrofl
alfalfa is far ahove tht- average and
imounts to over the ions per ;m iv for
th.- nrat tw,, rrttttnga although neither
IfgM was applied Hag tin- aaad Inocu
lated ;it tin Meaaaanha fnrn an in.--t
lea t Ion made by Leo M. Oi laaiat. the
Ifouahton County Agrfculturiat, die
cloaad tha fact that aismt yanra ago
potwah a is axtinetadj from arood aahea
an this fat m and several aCPea wti.
heavily covered at that lime with the
leached ash. s. Carbonate of lima is
contained In wood agfaaa to tha extant
of about M per cant, hence Quite a
number of tons of lime arena Indirect
ly applied on this farm at thai time,
tnd tin- alfalfa Held BTOVcd thai BOM
alone will insure .suec-ss providing
enough is applied,
At t producer of food value alfalfa
luud mnka higher than an) other fot
i number at feeding teata have icm
nn at rated that when htnn la worth
a ton. alfalfa is at or Ui ghoui Its, hanna
tht- loo,) vnttM from an acre which
producea Bve tons aaaounta to til". r
i"" an acre mora thai, the rataa of
tin- gvarage rop of com nam ha) in
Michigan which amounts to about $1"
an acm
Tht-t-f are fully gM.aoQ aCTM in
Houghton county, aaya Mr. Oeiamnr,
Which can he niiule to gTOU alfalfa as
sin leaafully an on the h. an.- i. ami
on tht- Roycrofl farm, and thoaa who
wish to raist it egg have their lands
examined and gafl teated fraa al
charge by applying to th.- Houghton
Count) I'aim Bureau
TO VISIT STATE FAIR.
Stanley Hocking of Lake Linden to Go
as Guest of State.
Stanley Hocking af LaJca Linden,
-.he Buncjeaaful contestant for honors in
securing a free trip to (in- Btati fait
at Detroit next month, is in receipt of
a coutmunlcathni from Thonma m
Battler ofhVlatt) mforming him thai he
has been selected as representative of
HoUghtOh county at tin- state fair.
Mr. Battler ama informed through
County School Comrniaatoner Vililam
Hath of HuUghtUW that Stanley II... k-
gtg was the agneaaaful eognpetitor.
In his communication Mr. Battler
stated that within a short thna ha
would .semi the full sft of rttlea arhlchj
am to be folio wed by tho cauadldatc
aft.-r his arrival in Detroit, atembera
of thf V. M. A. w ill he ill filch de
pot to receive the young aaan, BMoh
italegnta win receive his iioire ami
then taken t.. the lair urotinds. Mr.
llockillK was requested to send the
name of his nearest railroad station
and in- w;is also requeoted t" aign an
encloaed contract or have his pnrenta
alga it in order that he nan) make tic
trip.
Raymond Rapaon of Copper City
will make tha trip as ihc repi esenta -
live of ICeweeoniw county,
LEAVES FOR MANCHESTER.
P. E. Miyrand Departs for Eastern
City as Official of Canado Lodge.
p. R, atayianrt baa yon.- to Man
chester, x. ii.. t. itt.nd tic national
convention of Canada ludgea of Am
erica. Mr. Mayraiul is one of the vice
p r.-sidcnt:. ot the national organ itta-
i it iii. Tin lodge is irnwtaaj at ii mpei
late and the copper country is the
horni ot M meenbera Mr. May rand
expects to visit other Ithw after tin
on entlon concludes,
I- ! !
TORCH LAKE BREVITIES.
4 ! 4
Jacob Miihr has aecured a ponltton
us foreman of a conetruction company
at Kibbingi Minn., ami he eXpl Is to
remain there. Mra. Miller expecta to
follow shortly.
Mr. and Mix. fThariea Banna wrltra
from Hllsstlfhl. Mich., thai th.-ir in
tention is to renin ju them this w inter,
mi win return to Torch Lake kg the
sprint.
The Hustlers will meet tie- Morula
ti in. at i 'a h .Ionia pa ri, Bundn.1 nftoi
noon.
RICH GIFTS FOR BRIDE.
Gets Check for $100,CCO and $7 4,000
In Gems.
I Mn er, Coki Aua 1 Hundrede
thousands at doiktra in motiev, gaOM I
and ran- pie-ants rarely duplicated
in the history of w.-ddinfCs art- being I
shtiwered upon Miss Kal.- Vidler. who
net Tuesday will baoaaBB the I. ride .
.,f The aim 1 Rev II ion, Parte banker J
ami onpitallat,
it. viiion has preeentad his Ranc?ee
with 1 1 ch.t-k lot- tag,aaf and sen iv
a day Baeeoa without aaaaa .-ostiy
lafaag of his h.v. Among th.- athaf
uifts Miss idler has so far r. . .-, .-.I
from Revillon are:
t)aja set ..f jewelry, pendnni annhurai
of diainomis worth IftO.lMMi rinu of
thirty-six dksmonda eel li platinum. I
I t.a.Mi. a brat let arith eagM large dM
Baanda and atuanhal with ltd nallei
diamondi. l-'n.'Hio.
John Lind's Mission In Mexico
Watched by American People
naag
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Copyright by Bbnmerman,
TAKING with til 111 the entire Bonfldance of I'if-ident Wilson Miid Swcre
tai of state Bryan, axGovernof John Llod of Minnesota raachad
Mexico Bi th.- peraonal ntpn ntattra of the pn-sident to carry out bIb
part In Battling, if poaaible, the Mexican dlfHculttaa. Mr. Llnd wag never
a diplomat, hut he is 11 keen law n ;-, and l"t ears he litis bagfl 11 close friend
of Mr. Ilryan. The secretary km w Just what kind or a representative was
betng Bant to Mexico, iioth Mr. Llnd and Mr. Bryan served iu congreaa n
pether. Tall, riiRned, apgll in build. Mr. Llnd M a BghteT, hut u wise one.
Ivrsonnlly he Is a man after President Wilson's moat favored type. The
American people waited unxlously for tha outcome Ol Mi Llnd'a Bffortg,
JOHNSON S ACT STOPPED.
Rt-st-ntiiiCot n London Causes Act to
Be Cancelled.
London, Aug, JU. - .lack Johnson's
munlc hall engngementa have bean
p. .si poiied ' i.u account of Hie intense
meant meiri dlapbtyed on ill aldea, it
IB UIMcrsloO.I (he postponement will
be mad.- p.-i mil u. -ui . us the London
authorities have threatened lo make
trouble if iiie engagement of tha negro
puailiai is not enno led
rn his in rival here from Prance,
Johnaon waa not backward 01 rolcinM
his Indignation toward Americana for
their treuttnent of him. He aald the)
cheated him ot lltei.OM b) con-
lino, d p raeculkih. Aaki .1 if Be br
tended to return to America, Jidineon
said:
"o. 1 hav.- bought property In
1-YaiHf and l am going to Battle there,
l have many friends In America, hul
v hen l meet t M m I hope n a ill ba
lit Ilea . 1 11, not in A m rn . 1."
shei t aluminum is better than either
braaa or copper for aheating viae (awa
A hen ,sot nu lala ar.- li Hull d.
Mi. Klia 1 h Rnki r is dead at 12,
near Somt met, Pa.
Announcement
Arrival of Fall Suitings
and Overcoatings
More than 1,000 exclusive patterns to select from
Suits or
Overcoats
John Hall
; . 1
. M IHl
PROVED HIS CLAIM.
v hile a butldlna was in njroffBB of
collstlU.lit.il two of till- tilers hf-
came engaged in a violent quarrel,
So viol.-nt was it that the police v..re
called in 1. mi tin- offendera tnamfl be
'..re a mngtatrate, Both of tha man
ber in. 1 Induatrioua and k"oi
vi iktm n: this, according to the testi
Oioii of th.- f..i. man in change of their
work, win. had followed in hopea f
being iii. h- i" inici -.lie for ihnflB,
Th.- mat latrate :is..-d, in Hatoniah
ment, the cauae of tin- qimrrel, it
H .1 la thai one man hail at cusel the
. ther f ateaJmg his coat.
And l ..in prove ii. to..," added the
man,
How? ' aahed the iiiaalaafnlei
I alwaya keep im card in the
pocki 1 ," sa il t lit. man.
Tin. policeman wen. directed lo
aeanch the mtrment, Bui they found
abaolutety nothing,
"Gimme m) coat,"1 said the work
man, it waa handed la him Ha took
two hied peaa out of tha pocheta
an, 1 held them up trlumphnntly.
i' Peter Powell, That's me name.
I'h. in s m . aril."
Ho got his it. New fork Globe.
OF
O1.1 ,ho ving of fall and winter suitings find overcoats thia year is one
of the large at and finest we have evir shown at this store. All our pat
terns ara of Bur own exclusive designs which cannot be duplicated else
v.'hi -ft.
A aardial invitatian ir. extended thg public to call and inspect our line
of wooleas. You will not be asked 10 puicK-isc, as we believe the mater
ml. will speak fci turms.elves.
Select nny one of the patterns from this immense stock for your fall
suit or 0 ercoat. Evory piece the same price.
16.50
IM FIFTH STRELf. CALUMET
ENLARGE MILITARY POST.
Leavenworth 8tat.on Will Be One of
Moat Importance in U. 8.
I .a v en wi.rt h. kiia. AiiK ... ,-,
1 " mmtm 1 ii.-.-,. is lo
"d ami 1 lonvartal
una of tha Mrgaai and noat import-
iilit posts ill the lidted States ,,
BBrdtng t.. statements attributed to
Ulnda 1 m. i Mryhwan, 1 rratm . ..r s,
wh... w ui. Maj.-r fJanarBl Laagard
Wood ami nthef armv affkmtM, visit. ,
the post today, Se. rotary Han,
in ui addi.ss I.. Bmy ot1ie,.rs' Man
Mdtaaja is aakl t.. bnva pruis.si bkyhl)
tha co miii. 1 of the Jaaaan worth poet
Th- addreaa wuh m.t aublic Officera
present told of th,. secr-l ;i rv ,, .
markft concerning tha future and tare,
sent d' tha lo. ni post
Xft' i the v .sit in th.- army aeevi .
chooia S rotary Ogrrtaon and Qen
afg Wood visit.d th,. United Btatea
military priaon Q natal w.M.ii aarah
It erlClclaad , number ..f eondhloni
r.tiind there Ho rnquaatad Bacretar)
Garrtaoa to Maua an orday at Bane
nhollahlnd the uaa of su-iM-.s ,, ,M(.
prlnonara, General Wpad rurthei
complained of the s(vs-,.m in rague
vhereb) an armv man wh., has anrved
.- aaadaa n for a Batty affenaa, is
dnapped from the army ami auggaated
to th.- secretary that, in IBM) a
static. of minor oiTenses, three BMn.
ufter agadug aentencaa should i. re.
atoned t. duty,
th. r cunditlonr whl h Qanami
Wooii oonapaaanod nf were th.
truaty" syst.-m. metiuds .f Hftarkini
prisoners, and the matter ,,f dishon
orably dUK barging aoldlem who fail
n occaaion to report for duty. Bet
rotary ('.arrison took under adviar-
lent oompiabata on thaaa various
Qtteationa ami said, if orders were b
sued in compliance with tin in, the ei
ders would apply I" all pis-is in 11,,.
country,
MEXICO'S BEST FRIEND.
If there vvii. a consider. i hie and a
woll-intoi itie.l public opinion in Ml Kl
co it v bum recomii.e in preatdenl
Wllaon that country's beat and BMBl
powerful f 1 lend. He is ahaolutel) dli
Inti 1 . t ..I ii. ha in . mining or mi
a- timber uonceaaiona there, Me de-live-
no income from great aatntei
worke 1 by paoBBi fie has no con
tracts or other commitments that make
him eager for war and ooaqueat.
Willi every allownnoa for tha Ben
Itlvenem ami ambition of tha war
ring faciiohs in Alt xico. it is strange
tiii.t even they cannot see that of all
meB the president ot thf Unlti I
states is beat equipped to assist in
the aatgblMhaaant of aaaaa ami jus
tice. His attitude from the rust has
been that of a patient and tins. Ilisl,
frit ml, ready at all times in be of aa
Biatnnca and able at the proper mo
ment to use his great authority in II
jfsti.aiiv in behalf of aart) and
right
The people "f tht- I'nited Stat.s ,i.
practically of on., mind In regard to
Preatdenl i!s..n's Mexican policy.
They ti u.st hiiu ami iln y will BUPporl
him Parmaanahip, aelf -Intereat and
jlngolam alike have yielded In tha sin
cerity and ranaonablenem of ins
course. 11 extreme menaurea become
neceaaary south f the BJo Grande
th.- fault will not he Ida.
Unload Gen, Huerta hga devoted
hlinaelf to h lawless ami bloody 'v-
lanny. he should he BWtTmi 'hi- ftTBI
to recognlxe tin- Mtuation which tic
1 reaidenl baa created. Huerta'a fu
ture, the future of Mexico, tin welfare
oi mlllu 11- of people, di pettd Mrgelj
a pan a vvis acceptance of tha good
will and apod faith which peek in
Mexico "ply otder, stability ami prog-
1. . u Vork World
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