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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913.
THE CALUMET MEWS.
PAGE FIVE
IN THE CHURCHES OF
CALUMET AND VICINITY
Local Pastors A,. Inv.t.d to Con t, ,but."to Tin. Department. MM
Will App.ar Each SaturS.y. All Notice. Frt, of Charge.
PASTORS LEAVE SUNDAY
FOR DETROIT CONFERENCE
FEW CHANGES ARE ANTICIPAT
ED IN COPPER COUNTRY
PASTORATES.
CopJM I
i) in will
Ifpsslaati
uountry Methodist . krgj -
MNtVg Sunday eVegtag f0
attend iiu anual lit,.
in.it uiiivivn. a which opens Moaduj
afternoon, a number oi bo i, legate
will accompany thf clergy, tail gone
i the i-uKtortt will be a tonipaaisd by
their wives, a change havlag i,. , , .
f acted this year in ih.ii as lavitatioaa
i.i the wives oi etorgyaton were is
sued. only a few changes in copper coun
Ury pasti. rates air expected n,,.., ymt
am) llMM will kg made through vol-
, unary lequesta Rev. M . H ESdred
I l-unium will request thai b be re
tired frcm t in oogaTarc m lemporsril)
Hid Rev, Frank Wattera
M ill seek R OhaggjS as he
his presi nt charge for Nvi
Prog l of Huron town also
.'1 A I I.I III j '
lias been in
years. Rev.
will seek a
new charge.
ii;iiIh1 by District upertntendenl
Mnrvla of Heaceck. tin- followlni del
ogatlon will constitute the conference
party :
Rev. Reuben Croab) Firal Method'
Ml Bp boo pel .i Hancot k.
Ret . Polktaghoruc l' wabic,
Re. . .). II Rankin- Grace M k. of
Houghton.
Rev. Frank aii. is Atlantic,
Winona and Mass City.
Rev. Many Roger Baltic.
Rev, ,i. .1 sink. Centennial.
Ret r. Li Adame Finn M, B. ot
'aiunn-t.
Rev. If, Merrill Tamarack.
Rev. Ernes) Brown ,loil.;r iv,v
and
Mills.
Mcv
Rev.
Rev.
Rev.
W. t, Prout Hurontown
Hamilton Magaha) Kearaarge
H. Hi Malllason Lake Linden,
laaac M. Wilcox Mohawk and
. bmeek.
Rev. .i. H. CIIW
Rev, W. II
Mil"
Ot t -
itiiinnn
BC
la alii
It. .Mi. M.
Rev. Richard
Rev, Joseph
Victoria.
Rev i: H, i'
'.i i lyon- Palm Ida le.
i late) -Rockland anil
'l rimountu In.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
"Overcomlni Hindrancee," will !
in. aubject of a aertnon by Rev, Luth
r w. Long ai iii.' Calumet Congre
Rational church Sunday morning, a
..i. wim be rendered by Mrs. ISdwnrdj
iv i. in i.i vblcago. a musical pro.
Rram e III be Riven in connection with
the eveaiag aermon, the subject ot
winch will in- "Better thing! for Bv
cry body; Ho we are getting them."
Tin program follow!
Organ voluntari Mrs. Whlaler,
Hymn -Safely
Through Amithei
Week.
Myasa -Work, Per Thy Nlghl is
i lomlng.
gcripturs lesson.
Duet Jesus Lover i Mj RauL
.Messrs. Hall ami Rodda,
Pvayi r.
Male quartet Jesua, Ravlour. Pilot
Mi'. Messrs. Hall Heel, fadwell ami
Rodda.
N'.itiies and offertory.
Hymn Tryini to Walk in the step
Of Thv Saviour.
Readings
(a)-.
b)- r atlin la Mack to W oTM
Mrs. Ohaa VanDusen.
Roto I Heard the VotCO "f Jesil .
Hey, Mis. K.I Vivian.
tddr Rev. Lulhet K Long
iiv nni mi. a ge Me i le hat Bind
i". aedlctloa.
TAMARACK
"The dlUfCh ami
I'l I bh in" Will be t he
mon iv Ret . '. M.
M. E.
ih. Industrial
theme of a ser
Merrill si the
h Buudaj morn
evening mon
Tiiniuntek M. R, Phui
Ing. The topic of tin
will he "The RtchSS."
CENTENNIAL M
Rev. J. I. striko will . ' i
E.
ndtii
Ice a! Me Centennial M. 10. church
Sunday moralggj and evening, apeak
Ing from the respective themes,
rua. M e Carpenter,"
of Divine Justice."
at ;tt ami ggnda)
ami "Retribution
Claeaca will meet
school at Z:t4
PASCO FRUIT LANDS
ASK US ALL THE QUESTIONS
Vou wish. We'll answer them if we
Sgg), If we can't, we'll tell you so.
Now, w told you some time ago that
we would prove to you that Western
Irrigated Fruit Lands could earn as
much as 2b0 per acre per annum.
Well, the Western Orchardist with
whom we became acquainted a few
days ifjo is going to loan us a copy
of a statement he made for the firm
for whom he was working as manager
until recently. Furthermore, he can
furnish an affidavit that the statement
win made in the regular course of bus-
ne. and not for the purpose of ad
vertising any proposition.
So Please
(More of it Tuesday.)
Superior Orchards Go.
I. J. TRU8COTT. Sales Agent.
317'a Quincy St.. Hancock. Michigan.
MAY BRING 1915 MEETING
OF BAPTISTS TO CALUMET
MARQUETTE ASSOCIATION ENDS
ITS ANNUAL CONFERENCE
AT MANISTIQUE.
i ' dun i Bantleta maj aeek the IMS
' onference of Lhi Itarejw tie Baptaa
SSBOt i. He hi. the annual RRSfftlBf of
which ojoaed Tharaday eveatag
Manhttkjue ni ter a. most mm sasfnl
Rssslen McVllle, a aooattou mar the
Moo ins arajctieatti beea rhoaen far
the ItH Donveatiaa hut tin teraaal na
!" lion win am be mad. until a com
mittee of which Rev. Oeorgs D, Har
gee of Laurium la chairman, meets.
P. W, AlBaley and Miss Josephine
Bharpe, Itotk at Baca aa ha, were elect
ed in-sid" ni and secretary -treasurer.
respectively, Rev, Merger will leans
call for minting shettty when a
iui. mam ami other arrangemeats far
the mi meeting will be perfected.
LBt Quarterly Conference.
The ktd quarterly conference of the
'alumel M. I ., church ill be conduct -ed
mi Mondaj evening by District Ru
perlntendeni Marvin of Hancock. Re
porta win he presented ami other bus
lassa will he disposed rf,
I her.' W ill he ;i i ,., i ot Inn Ttw new
membera at the i !alumel M. B, church
at ih. regahu ISttf o'clock asrvles lo
morroa morning ami the pastor win
give a short talk .ui chim h member-
'il In the ..nin. at l:gg, Rev.
dains win aseak on The Burning
uuan Other services throughoul the
da will he as usual. Rev, Atlains will
leave ."lie Week lliUII tOSaOftUW eVeo-
hsg for the Dstroh M. B, ceafereace
at Vpsilanti.
CHRIST EPISCOPAL.
Ruaday act i wort "w hi in 1 1 i
theme i a sVscourse by Rev. .1 A.
TenBroei k at Christ church, Bpiaco
pal Sunday moralng end the aubject
..i the eveaiag asrmon win be "Gen-
i". sit., wthus BSconomy."
:::
NORWEGIAN-DANISH M. E
"Christ, the Well ."f Uving Wab i
will be the subject of a Selllien at the
Norwegian Lutheran church Sunday
evening. Usual services win be held
in the mom Ulg and Sunday School will
convene 1 1 1 1 If.
.j..;..;.
FIRST BAPTIST.
Rev. ueorge l. Merger will
service al the First Baptist
.iiulu. I
church
Hunday morning ami
Chaplain White
will occupy the
of the Plra( regimen!
pulpit in the evening.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. J m. Rogers "i lahpemiag.
, i'l -esby leiian M;ssiinar for the upper
penlnaula, will conduct mornini and
evening service ai the first Presbyter
Ian church Sunday.
ALLOUEZ M. E.
S. rv i.es al the AltOIMM M. B. OhUfch
Sunday evening will be In i barge "i
John Kneebone.
LANSING I. II. L Wemli k ol
(trend Raplda, a member of the board
"f control of Jaoheoti prison, was
fdected chairman of the Join! penologj
commlsalon at a meeting in tin . .
utive office Wedneedat .
Mi Mi l lll'Ui N ( it AM. . no v
rhontaa Wellman, tn whom was re
ferred Mi' h uiei .h a w ii up fend It
culated by Loren A Sherman and pn
aented the cits commlasion on
w eel, SgO, lias found thai certain nu -
tioni ol the proposed leglslatioti arc
IliegaL
KAI.AM'AJSOU if the managcra f
picture I heaters here carry out the If
announced intention of opening their
pla houses in Sunday, all will be ar-
rx ted, declares Char lea H, St ruble.
hicl ol polii e.
mt. i.kmmns Attorneys lor V il
llam Krachti who was granted a di
vorce April t without Mo knowledge of
his wife, wim, when Informed of it.
,'iad the lie. fee .sol aside nil July If,
has notiheu his attorn.. t. re -com
mt I' e t il,' Sllil.
m i :t If U BOM a conatgnmsnl ai
1 1 Mlkadp type saglaes Tom tin
Baldwin locomotive works in Phila
deiohii hM just been received al the.
local Brand Trunk yards'
LANSING Mrs. Charles it Burks,
of New York city, requested thai
tlovernor rVerta honor the retfulsitloa
pipers issued by the governor of New
York for the return al her divorced
hueheild, who has married a MOOgal
iniii . ami new resoles in Detroit,
Aim, i.ai' Oeerge a Mart, of
Manistee, is deleiidant in a big suit
le retain control of ;'7,mmi acres of
ul -over land In WeXfOTd oiintv own
ed by II"' stale of II. ivtere of
Manistee,
TRAVBBSi: CITY Mash, r
fiber
Tne of
on the
Brlitgs paid luarL
Rtrdaafl a
it woman
lit. I" tor accost w , ,
rest. further, Iiu
iml t rou m i d Mi i. i;
woman's hus-
PETOfiaKlCY The four- fin 'oftj son
,,i rheSgsM Shannon died ol ptoaMtSM
lxlHnli'g due t 'li inltinr sour milk.
,ulU .S All tfag tuitory gggj gggf
State Notes
TWO BIG SHOWS
HERE SEPT. 16-17
"The Girl From Mumms" and "The
Country Boy"
a plea as a I and wrote onw aunduhce
men! in music levels ami theatsrge
era in general is she. ban ,v Me. u s
beautiful araductlea i "The '!ir fresa
Mumm'a 1 a Parisian musical concoc
lion wab Miss uilva Vail, the petHtiar
rnmedlenne, whleh soeass to the c&lu
msl theater tie evenlni of gepteuiber
n!. " The uirl fruM Mumm'i Is a (aa
clnutlng and aahllaratlag Prenob mu
;i.;.i cock ts II, oonstruotsd for the pur
poae nt satisfying a kmgfe!( want,
namely, a real mtnrhal comedy that
Will app.-al t.i be ear and eye alike.
wiiii an latereetiag pint bubbling ami
over-flowing with light, ahrj comedy
thai will keep Uh audlen la a hu
in. nuns igood during the entire per
fetmaaee.
The musical noveitlea number alg
teea, aaasag which are "Morn lag
Conatltutloaal," "'erythlag Lies in
Keeping BUhV "Captivatlnti deo"
"Homesick." "Kangaroo Dance," "Aft
ernOOM Tea." "No Pool Like an Md
Pool,M
Then
Night,
"We'd
Mary,'
Te
h Me." "Ml Italian I !.
s a Reason." "Welti of the
' Mi the Road In Philadelphia,-
i.ik. to Tak. Another Look at
"The Oir of Mumm'a and
Mine."
The vast is perfocl and tacludSS IgC
most reputable musical comedy stars
i m 1 1 i he American stage as follow a:
Miss Olive Vail, franklin Mcidsleii.
Jackson Barry, John B, frank, PrancJa
MoKena, Miss Nellie Walters. Miss
fnn Lacy, .ii.-s Marjie Dow, Miss
Hazel Regan.
The Country Boy.
The Brent bin comedy hit of the $ee
New Vork season In "The Countrt
Boy," bj Bdgar Belwyn, which the
Ifeary U. Harris Rstate will preeem"
at the Calumet theater, September '
The Company Which will present i he
piece here, is a very strong ono nnd
contain:, man) vv eel Known local fav
orites 'flic name ..i Henry B. Harris
alone la a guarantee that the produc
lion will I,.' of the highest class possi
ble. The stofv of "The Country Boy" is
of a youth who comea to New York
to will tame and fortune, His la. k
of success at home lie attributes to I he
limitations of a small town. There he
has a charming home, a good mother,
ami a aeftsibte sweetheart, all of
which he leaves behind, in New York
he is soon caughl in the maebttn
of a busy world and loses eight of
the stimulus lor his ambition by al
ia, hum himself to a chorus girl II
y.' it I his time ami money on her and
ai lasi cornea to me end or nis rope
w hen he loses his position. Hisappoint
ed ami defeated, dCMpiiir overtake
him. Winn eboui to make awes with
hlmaelf, he la caughl in the firm kim
of a man with a health) and optimis
tic lew of life. vho labors hard anil
Hucceuua in rratortng tne ooy to ins
original aeif-reapect and enthuaiaam.
The youth returns to his hOBM toWg
to fight anew the
life Hi auceeeda
L,'irl who has never
abate in the least
great atruggle of
and wins hack the
1 t her love i or him
The pies iccin.i
.vith character studies of typical hab
itues of "The Qraal White Way" and
as contrast, v o also see the h allhv.
aturdj Americans, partlciriarl) In
dlgenous to the sgaall couatr) towns.
-Advertisement.
ORPHANS IN HAPPY REUNION.
Childron Separated Ten Years. Meet
With Brother in Wolverine.
Vim . nt .unl She! Qoulettc of Port
Huron, Kioreme Whitera of Bntons
i;..i .ml William PrOUt of Wp!VcrinCi
"ho hi r.' separated by the ihalh of
tin n mother and biter deserted by
tiu ir father, no t iii the home of th
brother in Widverlne thla week, tin
lo t reunion In lea yeara Tin- meet
Ing was a happy ope, .m incident thai
the) silt long remember.
The family origtaatly tesldt -i al Ish
pemlag where the mother died ten
veils BSO. Ille eliil.'ren were lots
ranging between six ami nun via
id nm. ulleraMv unable to ran rol
themaelves. Moved by tleapcration
the father dsatSTsd ami the chlidrol
were pieced ill the Mood Will l.i'm
Blveatusll) u homea were provide.
for them ami the father later relln
nuiahed all claim upon hla offspring.
veils p issed ami the parental hive re
turned I., the erring father. He gtadt
vain effirta hi again secure possession
..I' the Children bUl they cxplesse.l no
rltratM ti return to his cure. Nie.v
are now vouii" men and women.
healthy and despite the afflict km of
which the) ever will ba cease lou.
tin v enjo) life.
i' rum i Muaaei the) w in u to i m
tonagon to vlglt si the Wlntera' home
ami later they will visit the fester
parents at Port Huron
Thomas Family Reunion.
A (..voiis reunion occurred SI the
home ..( William Thomas of Alhion
this week when brothers-in-law and
sisters-in-lav .cv ral of whom hSVS
not seen each other in Iv cnty years,
met. i me of the guests was Mrs
Pgjtsr Harrieen, who jsurasyed from
taenamshfrs, Bagtaad, to stset her rel
atives. The brothels ami sisters wim
were pressed were John Brews of
like l.imhn. Nicholas I. .own of Cal
iimrt, M.oheil Miown oi i iiuniei, iirs
William Cray of Laurium. Miss fllen
Miown of Calunaet and Mrs. Iluiison.
All wet. h ii n in l'.niann.
Meinit in
over l4t.9M
pounds chcIi.
MM! and
sacks ol
I til imported
Hour of IN
mon In Albion will toko pari In an
athletic carnn.il and mid day which
la to he held lihor duy on the col
ic;.' tuhh tic Held.
HOUGHTOiJ
TIJAN INQUEST
IS ADJOURNED
Following Today's Session Post
ponement is Taken
John gtaSMsch was the lirsl witness
to he put oil Hit stand in the TljlUI
impo st Mum gaUfning Stiiu.n h am.
John Kafag were the rasa who cross
ed Deputy Humphre) Qufck'a guard
line .'l lkaSaSSdale the afternoon ..f
the shootiriK. the attempt to urrost
whom led te the tragedy,
gtlmach tastlfted he had been down
to South Baagi after strike banaflf.
Sloag With twelve Othei men, and that
tin' galea Batpnlied them with orders
on a -aiiKc 8tote. On their way hack
to their ganfdittg house they mot
gun k ai.d wet tiered to turn sack
Quick, ssnatdtag tu Btlmach, told the
men ha would will them H they re
fused. They wile in IgaOTSnce of the
fact thil Quick vs.is ,i deputy sheriff
or watchman and knew him ool) as a
trammel bOSS
Stiimlih tSStthed Miat he and hl-
companlon went on and he declare.:
li.it h- could remember m derails of
the conversation between them with
the exception of i.i i.ck's ommaiuls.
When the deputies arrived lie. SM-
raaeh, was in the house. He declared
that 'us attention was attracted by
Mo- nois. OUtelde ..ml Miat he went in
the door and looked out. He saw
deputy bolrthsg stolan aad then turned
and went hack int.. tin. house.
Knew Little of Shooting.
Stim. o h kSSttfied h did not go .nit
a gals until after tho deputies had
gone, lie heard shota when he reach
ed Ih" middle room (dining tOOtn) and
saw the n'licr in. n coming in .Met
him. He saw Btanko Btepeeh (the
.m a who la still In thn hospital) lying
on the stairs. He testified that as h
flood h i king at lam I... fell .i ahol I
lila side ami hurried upstairs Th
wound in his side with three Inches
long, 'u- declared, hut was merely .
skin wound. He wnn frightened by
what had Happened to him that h
did in.' recall I'utr, n i.euu: shot, imr
any of tho other del ids that did no:
directly concern him.
He was positive, iiow.ver, thai nont
of th" boarders were lirmed with hi.
i nus
from
a w.i y
; lept
and thai Rn sin. Is w ere lir. i
he inside of the In use. He vveiii
as soon as tin deputies left an)
in frank Stlgllch'a house. He
explained t'os cotdu I lij saying that
he wag afraid tic deputies were com
Ing buck later, to shoot the reel ot
them He went 'back i" the PSjttiCh
house iii mi. morning and waa then
al lesled. He declared he s.l W nolle of
the deputies ill the a. I Of BrtSgJ.
In his lestimouv he made incidental
reference to a raise ami when Proa
seating Attorney Lucas bad finished
with the witnesssa Mr. Uatbraitk took
up this point BMmaoh testified he had
found iii.- rake gtaging outside the
door gg)d that In had pUSfesd It into
iiu yard to pteveal th'- deputies from
breaking it Be did nothing elae with
it he teStlBad. This was when he 111
went to Hie door aftet hearing t
voices outskle.
l he proaecMllna attorney then naked
Mm wltnesa more ggeationa Btlmach
declared he could Identify the man
that had ids h nul on Kolan
atkM were brought in at
pointed out Raleigh as Mo
The dep
I Btlmach
m. i li w ho
had taken hold of Kol in and had a
gnu ui his hand.
Kolan Put on Stand.
lohn Kolan, Mn man whom Mi.- dep
uth's wire tivinii to arrest when the
hooting vvas preelpltsted. followed
Btinuich on 'In dand. lie toolt no th"
narrative :t tic point wiute he tirsi
..i . ti..- depai lea 1 1 decla i ed thai the
lepullca, besded kg a ' s'mht. dark
nan." lamped over the fence and that
i he le ider said to him "i ome with
me lie retniett, o.
He declared thai the depot) pound.
Sd him over the head and that he
managed to set away from him This
was done twici ami linn Kolan man
nged . r. in the abetter or the houw
lie heiil'd the .l.o.itina while he wis ii)
Mie In. use but did n.t '..now what
room le was in when he heard it
lie then Went baCll to the incident
Mi; t preceded th.. arrival of tin- dep
lilies. tie il. cl ued thai BTtcr lc.iin
South Range he bad gone to the post
ollli e ami tin n nail taken tin- pas
thai Qvloh waa guarding. He describ
ed mooting Quick, tin- trammer boaa
on the path ami declared that yuh'k
had threalene.l them with a ClUb, Th
V cut light 1 'a' nl. how "V IT.
Is'.. I in asserted that thc had called
ijiiic no nnmes m-r nail in. v sworn
at him.
Deputies Excused From Testifying
The succeeding witmsses. Vim-cut
Rice l. Angela Roganl, Cease re Etoninl
Bad Mk'io 'limit added Vc. little !
Mn Information already obtained
These men nil tSSesfhpJ Miat they Iiv
I a short distance fr.nii Mie Put rich
house and In a Reneral way the) aav
tin ahoottng, hut knew very little of
the detail.
t tins point, the deputy abet 1 1 1 s
Tames. Molkinnhol lie. Malelnli. I.i r
if. II and liavtfl, were Riven an oppui
Mltlllv to testify. They Were call.. I In-
dlvtdually, am1 Attoras) tTMlbralth,
tin ir counsel in each . aSS, pleaded
Mn ir caraSitutlonsI prfvllsga ami then
refusal to teetlf On this issu. , '..r
oner Little encased them frafg teat if)
IDK.
Joslah OOl line undertaker ot S..:,t!
Range, was i ailed on the stand ami
testified that RC had taken charge of
the body of A' sfS Tilan the night of
the shioliUH. I 'e -M had hit on 1 d
GOES TO GANAOA TO
HOLD ITS SESSIONS
U. S. Bar Association to Open
Convention Monday
Montreal, Ang K -Mes who make
Interpret ami expound laws, rats who
have Ssrved their cOUatT) in the high
est saecntlve,' judicial, Isgialtillra ami
diplomatic po ItiCMWi men who hear on
Rnbts foreheada ami furrowed hseea
the utdalthla marks of Intellectuality,
am' wBoss thoughtful gtaaess ami pos
itive sp. ecii betok.n tin trained mind
ami judicial temperament - these are
tin enmpsnani pans nt tin die tin
gtitsked eosapan) now ussrmhllng u
thtl ity for the annual ReSStttsg of the
American Mar association and the coli
fereaeeg nf the several allillat. ..I oi -
gaaisatioaa
Tins will he tin- sggf gcesasoa on
whu ii the ceaveation ot the dmnrtitsa
Mar association has In en held out -id.
the iiattad states Oraat Isaportanoa
is attached to this fact, in oalllag at-
legttloa to which Ih. auiiount elllenl of
the executive committee ssys: 'The
meeting undoubtedly win tend to ce
ment im re (Irmly tin already warm re.
la turns between the member.-; of the
bar ot the Untied States ami Canada,
am! will bg a lilting forerunner of the
celebration in February, IM4. of the
centenary of peace between Hie two
great Bngibihapsaklng nations of tic
world."
Noted Men to Be Present.
The association has been fortuaa L
in securing as ggsakera am' gassas
Ma- . invention three men who at
eSSiacnl as rei.n s. ntatives of th
bench and bar of Mine ol the lending
nations. These Rgen are Mn lit. Hon.
viscount HsMsaa. lord high ehasatel
ior ot Qreel Britain; WfdJIam n. Taft,
former president Ot ' fuit.d Stat. -
and llaltre Labor i, llatoanier .f the
bar of fans, famed i. r ins defenaa of
afajor I rei (u and Rntila Sol l
The convent lea arltl held Its opening
session Monday morning in the as-
eembl) hall of Ih.- Royal Victoria col
li ire Tin- Opening address will b"
delivered by the president, frank U
Kellogg, of s:. Maui. Monday after
nooa Lord Raldane will deliver tin an.
sual sddrcaa before th" assotilsthai si
the Princess theater, being Introduced
Sy Chid Justice White of the Ba
pn me Court of the United states
Piper hy Ex-President Taft.
The session of Tuesda) morning vvni
be devoted to the reports of standing
ami special committees. Tuesda) eve
ning there will be a aympoelttm on
The Struggle for tin Simplification
of Legal Procedure." discussed under
three aub-topica, as follows: "fl a
Causes." bj Indgi w. ; Cook, of the
federal voutt of appeals, Kansas: "Le
gal Procedure ami social Unrest." b)
Judge Chariea Barks, ef the Marylsnd
conn of appeals; 'The Moal ami it-.
Attaiami nt." by wdiiam a. Blount, of
Mens, icola, fla.
The feature (.f Mie AVedm sdav ni'Tn
lag session wiil he a paper by former
Presidsnt gffRlam ir Taft. The Tues
day sad Wednesday aeaskma win be
held it the Royal Victoria college
Minor Organizations to Meet.
Tin (onvention will be brought to a
clos. Wedne.-d iv evening with grand
banouei at tho Windsor hotel, fgtaatot
Rllhu Root, of New York, will preside
and former Preeldenl Tsft aad Maiirc
lAibori will respond to loasts
In addition to the si gsleas of the
convention proper there win be meet
lagg of the Cora pa rat Pfe Law bureau,
the aectioBa of legal ami patent taw,
tin- Association of American Law
School-, and the American Institute
of Criminal Law ami Criminology.
AN ANGEL
Old Lsdy-Weta htrtfs a aiUHg for
you my poor man.
Tramp A shillin' ' LOT blSSS I r.
Ivdv. if More ever vva:; a lalhn ggigSli
you're it' London Opinion
FAMILY REASON
"Whv do vim drink so hard all the
linn ''
"M wife Won't spe-lk to inc wliell
I'm drinking. Tows Topics
a i, Mil i - ited aquknreia, arhlch were
al one time considered an addition to
the city's wild pets, have becegee Md
gulasisri a thai the consgson council has
taken awav protection from them and
allowed CltlSsns to kill them.
"o si . iai agsncj i
iii its demands on the
operation t ban publl
mot t ea no s
ohUf) h f"i . 0
health, and tu
agene) offers a greater return ior sner
gju upetsllmt." s.ivs Dr. Baaion w
Williams health commissi. no i of V" i r
ylnla.
'anad i -n I'.M ! exported
barrets' of ftOOT.
Ilalv's exports .or tin liisl half of
1911 totaled ISia.719.lS8
nark on It. a battel wound on the
left side of the hack, near the llrst
and second rihs, gist ling from the
holt. on. He did not open the ho., sc
In) not know the curs, of the bullet,
but ns there was onb one bullel hole
the inillet undoubted!) remained in the
bedl .
ir. Alfred La bine, ount physkdan.
was ciihd to tin atand n gsve his
pin. .u that 'i'i tan . ame to ins seal h
oiiml. Rsdgjhsg from tin fact thai the
OgggJ man apt an ntlv bad been ,i.
nod health and there weie no other
marks of Injuries on hi? b.-dv
At this point the im pn st was ml-
fumed till W( dnesdav morning al
I'i o'clock In Coroner Little's offset In
ii" meantime tin- hod of TMan aH1
be dislnterrel and an aUiOpO ROT
termed 'o d. t. i mine the exact cauae
death
, UPPER PENINSULA
How Ishpemuiy sVgg Named
in ths eufreaf kssgs nf She LnsSss
Home Journal is found an int. n -tini:
artscla on the Raashsg of inns Tim
refsreaca to lahpmlng iii..w.
"Many ysars age a noted . gjef ot
the tribe of t'hippewa Indians, while
bunting, smunded i deer ami folkswed
'i f.r mtlea The chass was kaag ami
very Severe an, the Indian was in
Mn- last stages of exhaustion from
fatigue and ia k of i i ami water,
v hen In found btmt ell oil 1 1.. lop ol
u wonderful mountain, at tin fool ot
wim h m .-Med a beautiful sake, crystal
clear, Prom the surface, of the lake
trout leaped, and UPOB the shore lay
Mn geei be had hunted. H.re ateta
food) water, fish and luel for I.
I UK.
"Rgtadng his binds ami facing the
netting sun. the exnausted hk f es
claimed 'lahpiasing ' which In the
( l ilppews tongue meana 'Heaven oi
The Place on HiKh:
The glory was l'ellieml.ered and the
name given b) tin- Indian was adopted
b th.- white settlers when the present
vitv ui tshnesateg, Michlgsa, vvas
t a msd."
Ferns May V sit Maicp.ette
liovtsriior reiTta ma) vlit Marquette
Rent im uiili to attend IImb lust formal
session ot Mie new penolog)' colunils-
akm, urganhnsj In Lansing the week,
wimh vni he bold iii Mart)uett Bsp
tember The governor le deelrous
..i '."inn present when the srorfc of the
IHITiiml loll is outlined an, I has in
tend the date m i. is angassmem k.
tinlesi aoniethinc unforeseen conn s up
la- aIll i iine to Marqnette on the first
Hip north of th. strait.- In- has made
since he look office, An additional In
centive for him to conn is a de
site to viaii Mie Marquette prison ami
th.. Korthern Mormal, as he gas a"t
'I had i garni I anil) p. look over eith-
r instill. M. ui
Ai the oruaniation meeting of the
iH-nolugy commlsekm, which was at
tended by w.uden Russeil ..i tie Mar
'lUettl priaon. who arrived home ves-
terday, O. if L, Wernicke, . promi
neni furniture manufacturer of Grand
Raplda ami a member of the board of
control of tin- Jackson prison, waa
' h led . La inn an. ami A If li d ii Loekl .
of the loma reformatory board, vice
. hahramn, Mr. Wernicke had rat h
in do with framing the hill eatabUsh
ing the commission and belle vea thai
it win pave the way to Important
economic ami a large meeeuri ot un
ification in prison ud ministration in
the slat". The work of the Moal'd W Ul
i.e Inrgel) plnnned at the session to
in' held in Marquette,
Among other things it la expected
inai in. Hoard will make ; mprc-
henslve atady of the Utwa relating to
prison sdmiatetratkm and report to
the legislature from tin,.- to tint th
meii of amendments as these needs
develop. As it is composed "I Mn
member- i.i tin. huuids of control,
man:, of whom have had experience
in prison administration, and of the
Wardens of (lie geVeral Inst It ill ions, it
is a beard of experts and it is believed
its rccommodattona win onrr) ngaeh
weight with the h islature. It Is ox
ported that Ih'' influence ..I the board
will be snflicicnl to head off poorly
considered prison legislation.
The board is also empowered to take
up and investigate all complaints I
s gain at prison officiate, from wardens I
down, and While has Ho MlVer of
removal, that power reeling with the
boards uf control, it is regarded a--1
certain that its reports on charges
would can) mack weight, it provideg
much n I' d mSChlner) for a disin
terested Invsetlgation t coniplalnta
The hoard will prescribe nib for
he governing of the prisons in mat
ters such as the one of punlehmenla
ami will U gore lee a general overalghi
over I heir management with the idea
of rushing ii as progressive aa possi
ble. Every membera of the board has
Colorado
in the Qool Shadow nf thv
Rockies
Low Round Trip l:ares in effect tidily
until September JOth to
Denver, Colorado Springs mt Pueblo
Enjoy the bracing Colorado air, the balm days and cool, delightful
nights the many one-day mountain excursions by rad and auto,
where you can see the snow in lummfr wtthoct the attendant cold
of winter Mountain Peaks, where tie clouds flo-M below instead of
above you trips in the canyons bv cainage, hurro or afoot a
choice of side trips for every day of vour vacation.
Take IhS onlv muto that is double tracked all Me Wa to Cotonsdo;
that is prot.n ted h automatic ec. irli blocg ifetj signals the mn-
t it'e disla in c
Chicago, Union Pacific
and North Western Line
Two Splendid Trains Daily
Kol f ii ft Let part iculars as to spoeill. fans irmii v.m holm station,
tram gspvtei . st . all on
Chicago and North Western
Railway
TICKETS AGENTS D . S. S. A A
C. E. WEBB,
G. A. Chicago and North Westei n
Dougias House.
Jexpn --.. tt . pun i bsagli passagl
, 1 1 th. Marquette ma m.
SAY, ATMOSPHFRE IS f.OOD.
I Central Howard A-.s'n. ft gent Speaks
o Manpiette Prison.
i . (.iaics, pe lal re re.s tit.i 1 1 v n
I th" Central Howard gRsociatiisg. a
v'isitor in Marquetts yestsrdsy, gavo
iiu. Marquetts prison a nigh place
aavag no- inatltutlong be rhdtg psga
lodicnlly m Michigan, Illinois. Indiana,
.-i on.-ui. Minn. ..t.i Ohio and Iowa,
li s otic o the best.' In gald. "I bllSS
this statement on m) obsrvatiou of
the altitude ul tin men 1 1 ward one an
other, i t tin otjlccls toward the UC II
ad th.- cfRcera tnevard each other The
atmoaphere of the Institution is msrs
thai oi a reformatory than a penal In
st i tut ion. it is an stmoephcre thai
can only be pro.lu. . d i v the u pplica
tiog "f right nieiuod." ."
'Tin- Central Howard ass i. ial mn,"
Mr. Dates a;;serei'. ' has li p.,st ve.ii
conaldcrabijr sxtendud it . work of sue
'oring ex-convicts nnd paroled men m
need of assistance. During Itia, Ldtf
applleats krsre ssatstsd ami LfM saw
applicants applied lot help NilietV-
six men an under parole le ti.e aa
p. riiiieiid. nl ami lit to oilier persona
w. found that bj per cenl at the man
eiik'ying clemeC) sompieted the parole
... i nni.; with t cdii. i'l.. paroled men
a i raged ' If a month In earn in ga
it cost th. association an average nf
Mi."''! pel man to pla." iml assist all
Mie applicants during the year. Tin
iggregate earnlnga of Mie paroled men
Rndel M.e car. of th" i,'- tttoa wa
in ('X' ess it I4S.N9, OUT WOlil was
carried on tor a lltth in exceaa of iu,
nnn. it is suK'ortcil entirely 'ay v.d
gntar) subscriptions."
FIRE DRILLS REQUIRED.
A omnium. .Mion has been received
bv I... ai acbool boarda from Btaiai
fin Alarshiil John T. Winship. calling
attention to the lire aiasnhal law which
t. qulr -Ml teacheSs to i unda t fhe
drUIn at h ast on g month, and BOS
that ail exits are opened during school
hours Similar commitiii i-atlons hav
also been received by police officers.
Vo dlficult) Is oxpccUd in Calumet
or the schools hav.. always been In
Mn forefront in tin- matt' r of rou
ductina inc drills ami taking all pre
.mt. .cis to prevent dlmatere,
AMUSEMENTS.
O Y A
THEATER
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E. C. Richards, Mgr.
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Mr. Sprigs Buys a Dog
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