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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30. 1913.
DOINGS OF
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Timely Observations of Events Happening in the
FOOTBALL COACH
IS MAN OF HOUR
Gridiron Practice to be Started in
Next Few Days
New York, Auk. Durum tin
next three months the football coach
will rub supreme upon i i-k camp-
. ii.i (lid Iron. To the candidates
(or lines OU tin- eleven Jits world will
be law, and to tin- non -playing stii
I'ent tic will lif Um "ii" person in
w.. hand reOtfl tin- fHtllN of the
university.
The position of football ooaeh is
H D in whirl) .ill ll acclaim and
fjory. Tin- task f developing a win
team calls for w rloua and Nurd
even under the moot favorable
ronditlonn Bven with an abundance
dI disfactory material, the Judgment
ami thoiiKhi thai must be given to
the selection el just tho right eotn bi
ll but a small portion "i the
work Tho first and second teems
.. oarefulls drilled nnd trained
nd in the Mid, if tlefent cornea tn
the tin il anil big gOOSS of the season
ich ran pi nil the bin ma it the
reverse is true his sh irt1 of the glory
i h imull and ftelng.
out the football coach, how
to.thall would fall far Short Of
he m ii tttiflc Runic that it is today
Every coHafjo and universlt d; s sith-
! hi alumni ooaching system, or an
alumnus of ooon other institution
tern hinf th- young m-n hoar to tackle
lodge, fall mi the ball, and the nam
beriesa other Individual and combine
lecretJ thai id to complete th
gridiron education of the player, Of
tin several hundred colleges in rerl
nu parti or the United Mateo lam
than (lfteao per eep4 try to pMj foot'
ball with he ooach lefl out. Bven Ihe
tattling bash schools end preparatory
" '"Wits have their paid conches,
ah ihe football mentor will have
iN'lr I'haryw at enrh with the neat
iwo or throe weeks end the land aril!
i with the thud of i i agulnsl
lll and hod auainst lull Yah has
planned an early start, anil Captnlll
Ket ham will tjiki- ii aquad ot pi yen
to sis, onset, Mans., on Monday for
preliminary practice before the Now
ven University formally opens Iti
'"is for another scholastic year
1 i h Konghton, of Harvard, Is saor
eiiberata as tn-iits a champion, and
lie wih not gathof bi chorsjes abowl
iiiin at Cembrldire until September 18.
Cnptaln Btorer, however saw to ll thai
i ery promising player toott t least
DOt ball away with him ..t the be
tinning M the summei vacation, and
ihi men doubtless were Instructed to
rppori in ooniition if they hoped t .
make ii lovesi of tilt,
' an eii win start Its seeowd season
h t ember II under the reaching of
i 1 Ai Bharpe, Under the nee ri lme
in Ithacs, CorsjoU tun he couated ni-
n is n fm-tor in eastern football thi'
n Princeton, lp, plans for sn
You drank the rest,
Now drink the BEST.
SCHEUERMANN
BREWERY'S
BEER
EVERY DROP IS GOOD.
Order from your dealer or
nearest Branch.
SCHEUERMANN BREWERY
Hancook, Cslumet, South Range,
Mioh.
THE VAN LOONS
Iny start, while the advent ,,r
tqne Brooke n lnnsylvanta will
oertalnl:
palgn.
In th
Chioata
ferencn
Uvea up the Quak i earn
middle west. Coach Btagg of
hopes to recapture the con
championship; Coach Tost,
of Michigan, is looking forward to
eastern triumphs, wktts HtlnoM boaei
for reul Improvement under its new
football mentor, Bob Buppke,
KEYSTONE MEN SUFFER.
Bad Year For Second IstSmSn In the
Majors.
The year Jin:: has been had year
for second basemen, ospnrinlli middle
ackers of the stars class. Larry Doyle,
iii" Slants' rnftitln. has sspsilsiiiisfl
his worst hatting slump since playing
"if ISSgllS ban, Instead of IsSdhlg
the (Slant regular barn Is ai the fist
of ttie class. Then Hiii Booonoy, oap
ain of the Bravea, ttttAded almost let
points in his batting, sieve ferkes
has hud u similar slump.
harry Lajola can stiii bang the ball,
but be had to to Piosidsm sm
nmrs oi Clerelsnd t,. bsep his j.,ti as s
regular after Manager Birmingham
expressed a desire to use l.iirv as I
Pinch hitler. in,k kkjui .,f the Reds
has got been up to bis form of s ymu(
IK".
Morris itiith of the White sov. oon
sMsved a 1 mnlng star, and one of the
fast eel seen in the Man Johnson leagues
has in en benched sr raits of s fearful
decline lu hAttlag, Mbtnngrrial sorrles
have bJso had their effect (HI the hat-
ting average of Johahy Avers, which
has shrunk about fJ iHiint.s. How
ever, John batted tar above his normal
gait last season.
Millet Huaglne is still among the
,SM nu n in batting, thougg his at
leenpt to make s winner odl or tia
Cardtnaki has not mot with sssjeg su.
ess. About ihe oni second baoeman
who goes serenely about his buslneae,
puntohlng the ptU for a ..'ta average
md Heldlng iii- a demon, B, Troa
bridge Collins of the Athletics.
MIKE YOKEL VS BEELL.
Clever MiHdleweights Likely
to Be
Matched Soon.
imiuth w rent lino promoters are
still
be
The
angling for the proponed match
lw en l ie, i Reell and Meke fokel.
details of the inalch BfS beittg ar-
mnged by BmU Klank, the well known
"hii ,iko wrestliiiN: impiesiirio.
WTrestlini enthusiasts have seen
Reell .and ITokei In action separate Ij
several times, imt thej have never
met. Both sre of the aggreaMve type
a n, lh match will he one Of the gkOSt
interesting ever staged, Basil is a
fea pounds heavier than yokel hut BS
tin- match will be made at natch
weights it is figured the s.iit Lake
City man will balance the beam with
Beell,
Beell own.1- ;i tarn: negr Marchfleld,
wis., and manages to keep In rine
physical condition He believes be caa
niiikc the mlddieweighl Until of IM
pounds and tin- match with fokel will
he his first Step in that dire. lion. At
present he n'elgha about 118 pounda
AUSTRALIANS BEAT YANKS.
Chicago Cricketers Make Disappointing
Showing.
Chicago, Aug, Some sparkling
batting winch enabled Ha Australian
cricketers to idle up s total of ITI
runs in a Utile less Ihiin two hours and
thirty minutes, nave the tourists an
easy victor) In Ihe iirst or their -cries
.T three games agahnrt the Chicago
t ams at Hie White So luill park
Th. local nam of gfteea was spable
to prolin e gnythtng batter baa M,
and a as beaten b) it't runs. The ts
rtere were Ike whole show, and for the
Ural tun' i" eeveral seasons the spec
tators sosns real hittitiu. They
nlsn fielded ch verly. m l a catch heitn:
dropped and as against this the work
,,r the local men in the ftetd sma i
FOXHALL KEENE HURT.
Colorado sprints. CbtOb, Aim. M.
Ifoxhall Keen e , msmbw of the liner!'
Cgg xd-i lOam ill Its recent conl, Bl
,iti Bngiand, was sertouMy injured g(
the poio tournansenl or the Cheyenni
Mountain Oonntry atgjh hate tills
gnsei i'c was ihrewg during the piaj
and his horse rolled over on him Ills
ii'lit li'inhh r was hroken and he ,.o
bad!) hi uleed.
BOOK GAMES IN
EASTERN LANDS
Arrangements Being Made For
White Sox-Giants Tour
TucnKo, Amr. ::u. -Arr.nu ement s. for
tho White Box-Cliants swrM route this
tan have hem oompleted as inrnoFtort
Siiiii. This was announced yesterday
iiion win, the fact thin iick Bunnell,
advance man fop the tour, had willed
from Vancouver, h. c. on the Bjaprees
of Japaa, bound for tho satkado's king'
doM, The same ship will carry the
sthletos, who have ihe Canadian port
November it,
Bunnell will visM Tgpan. China, the
Phllrpplaes and Australia to cogapfa te
the rnrtaili tor the various exhibition
names. He srtU then ride serosa the
Pacific, . B, liehjainin of the Padtl
steamship line has sssistml in getting
Karnes and siiid ysslsrday that the
teems are certain to slay yasnmeana,
Tokio. Kobe, Nagaaakl, Bhanghal.
Hongkona and Manila, from Mantis
the) proceed t.. Anatralia, arriving i-t
Brisbane on Nee Years day. Tkejis
win pr'..h;ihi.v he names at Brisbane,
Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. The
pIbj in the antipodes grill loot about
t n days.
In anticipation of the courtesies that
will be extended the Sox and Qianta
during their Australian visit, Convs
key hag aBowed the erlokel players
from the fiii-ot: c.iiiiineni the use ,,r
he wuth side park for three days,
SON DER YACHT RACES.
Annual International Contests Beym
on Monday.
Now York. Ann. N, The original in-
ternationaj sonder vacht contests, the
sixth r which win begin on Monde)
i(V Marble head, Maes can he traced
to ike isit t tbia eountf ) eleven
yenra ago of Prince Hanri of Prussia,
brother oi the Qernsag esaperor, and
tin yachting snthuoladm of Henry
Howard ot Boston, member of ihe
V V,rk and Kustem yacht ITuhs
Mr, Howard met Prince Henrj in Itttf, I
and upon renewing their acqualntanc
two years later in Qermao) the plan I
of sending three repreee ntatl ve tier
man i is iii race in American waters
as formulated, in 1904 the Initial n--gnttn
resulted,
in IM1 the American boats ureal to
Bpntn and were defeated, This trip wax
tin- re null of isit to Madrid of Mr,
Howard, who found KlPg Alfonso
much Interested in the spun Throe
eni later, howei er, t he Amerli t as
evened up the score by winning from
the Spanish visitors off Marhlehcad.
JOHNSON VS. LANGFORD.
Two Big Blacks Heavies Will Meet in
Paris for Title.
Boston, Mass., Aug, : Ram Lang
lord, negro heavyweight, is to meet
.tack Johnson, heavyweight champion
gf the world, in a SOWl for the title
in Paris, December M.
Arrangements for the match were
made hy cable yesterday, according la
.lee Win dman, mnnager of Lnngford.
The boot is to he of twent. rounds,
Lnngford is gwtrantei ri s lump sum
ami a percentage of the receipts for
his appearance, Woodman says
The Huston heavyweight was de
rented by I oho son seven years ggo
ami has been seeking another bout
wilh the champion in c. Johnson's
reported need of money and tug facts
i bet pn poeed bouts with white meg
n Pat ,. and London hai 4 t" en I roe n-
Sd gpad are the reasons. In Wood
man's opinion, that resulted In the
match being made
ARMY-NAVY GAME OFF.
West point, n. y.. nag, M OfsnMgl
announcemenl has been made hi Ike
iiny athletic council that there
vonid bs no Army-No v football gams
tins yagr, The arm) sriil aim the
Cariisls ladkw school instead of Mm
Rggry it west f,,n.t mi NovegMSM H
The break between the iwo schools
comes as Ihe pasutl nf frtCttea over
thn gneetion of where the game uie
ssaaon waa to be pht) sd,
THE 0 ALTJMET
Anyway Father Isn't Going to
Sporting World
4) 4 !
v BASEBALL CHATTLK :
v FROM MANY I t AOUI I
: .
: ; : a :
Hugh Jennings Is trying oui his min
er league rookies in an effort to
strengthen his Tiger artnt,
With s good lead and running
smoothly, Qulno) looks like a sure win
nor in the Tbroo-1 league pennant
ohass
The Boston Red Sox sre nearl) -''
points lower in the Americtn league
standing than at this Una last year,
The way the Clnolnnutl Reds trim
mcd tiie eastern teases made Joe Tink
ers nin look more l!kc top-liners than
u cellar aggregation.
Outfielder Rube fMdrtag bsM ''own
.hick Barry's lob iit short t:: the Athle
tics' infield in regular vnamptooshtp
fashiop.
The first senaan of the Northern Ion
Ktie produced quite u ciop nl promis
ing players who seem destined to per
form pi taster company.
Not much choice between the two st.
Louis major Ira gin learns, Both the
Browns nnd the Curdln&la are putting
gp the stun brand g bnaebull.
Catcher Larry Meeen i. working
regularly with ttu Olants ami puttins
up a 'me sjUttP both h.'iiinu ti e pi.ii.
nnd wth the w;ir otnb,
in their seareh for talent the bin
sin w scouts are looking over the semi
pro ranks as srell :s scouring the mlti
or leagues,
Cook, whom the New York Tan keen
racruiieo imm ine Texas tongue, con
tlnues pa wallop th ban his fine work
lately has been s groat help te
Chance's men.
Manager Birmingham of ihe Cteve
land Naps; who has i u out of thi
game nearly ail season because ol i
broken leg, has recovered sufBcientb
to got as pinch hitter lor his team.
Jim Vaughnn, the former New York
Wiashlngton slabater who has i n
pitching for Kansas CHy ;ius see on
Is once more in the big ..aid. Hi I
now a member ol the Chicago Cubs,
Boston baseball fans have s grenl
deal oi confidence In Managet George
Bladings, The iiuh hues believe thai
George will turn out a winning hunch
of Braves next season,
Pitcher Eddie Cicotte, of ihe White
Box, delights in downing ins form
pills, the Cos), in Re I Sox.
II
handed ihe Boatim crew several trim
minus this senOOtt
Alexander ,,f the PhlWea, has bright
pros peel of loading the National lea
gue pih hers this oeason. In Ha lii
erlcan ieagus the list of heavers
doubtless will in- topped by the anly
Waiter Johnson.
It lOOkS as though Ihe PtttSbttTg
tetun will repeat their brilliant per
forma noe Of last season. Although
their spurt h is come too late, the ri
rates iteeerve all honors for their re
markable showing.
M0NTREA1 PREPARES WELCOME
Elaborate Entertainment Awiits Ar
r.val of Viscount Haldane.
Montreal, auk- Elaborate ar
rangements have heen perfected for
the reception ami entertnlnment of
Lord Cksmillni Haldane on the occa
sion of his approaching i-.i to this
eltj to deliver tin annual addreei i"
fere the American Bar Aaeoc,lutbn.
Hon. C, J, Doherty, .Minister of Juatictl
of the Dominion, his gone to West
Point whei, he I., to meet Lard Hal
dane today and escort him to Mon
ti, al.
The d IS tlffiP lalied isilor Will spend
tensor row quietly In this city. The
only function wHl be s private dinner
glved m his honor i Pmngt it. ki
logg, progldent or the Agmrlian Bar
laeoc fast Ion, t.oid HaJdodb) srlll de
liver his iiddress heroic Ihe asmx la
Hon Monday afternoon. n the even
ln nf that da the JglnhTtar or Jus-
lice will gtvs il dinner at the Hitx
I'arlton In honor ol the Lord h.in ti
ler anil amotnr the guenta will be
Pi said nil Tatt gad Maitra Lafcort Tie
i.oi.i Chancellor wHl degnrt from Ihe
dtv Tueeda) In time to take pas- wk
on the steamahlp illlng Rom Near
York the follow Ins day.
Jack Wciii who lit H og r:n m 1
near Atchison, Kas.. use j pics as g
ca hsadar Re eel -fshM s i Is dal J
lv and tells the u.w i.r the week hy
t lie ggttti ; pies left, i
NEWl
Perish From L onesomeness.
baseball
LEAGUE STANDING.
National League.
W. I Pot.
I", .eat
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r.i .:is
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r.u fej 4gj
.si ? :'.!t
New fork .
Philadelphia
Chicago . . .
Pltti burg
Brooklyn ...
I tost on ....
!lncinnet i
si. Louis ..
American League.
w,
Philadeiphis . .. i
lOI eland i :;
Washington f
Chicago ifi
Ronton r.u
Detroit
St. Louis is
New York 41
Fit.
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TODAYS GAMES.
National League.
Boston at Brooklyn
New York at Philadelphia
I'hieani at Pitteburg.
St. Louis ai Cincinnati.
American League.
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Cleveland at si. Louis,
Detroit .u Chicago,
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
National League.
Pittsburg. Pa., Aug. M. Mlajudred
pop utes and one or tw
Mies and one or two timely hits
rave Chicago Mvs tun off McQuillan
yesterda) and Chicago won from
Pittsburg. Cheney pitched grand hat)
and, hut for a wild pitch in the BrSt,
nroutd have
. ahicago
Pitteburg .
Batteries
KM ed a shut -out.
it it i:
..81 ft ri 0 1 1 s ;i
. ..i if g ii ii ii ii oi o
i 'henei and Archer: M 1
Qttlllan. Hendris ami Qlbeon, Blmun.
Two-base hil Leach, Williams, .im
merman, Ircher, Chicago. Three-base
lot Sana. Chicago,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. Mt, St. Louis
bj bunching hits, won from CinclU'
nail yeaterday. Both Bailee and Pack
ard pitched good hail.
n ir f
Bt. Lonhi
cincinatl
Batterie
ard, Bugga
Pailee, Bl
. , .9 ! ? r, o n o a - : !
nu n il ii 0 o li . 7 i J
Sail. . ami Wtngo; Pack
ind Kim.;. Two-base 'iit
Lou la Three-boas hit--
Konotchyi st. Lonuk
Philadelphia, I'a., Aug, M, - Phils
delphia OK.'iin defeated New York .
tertTay, the game going ten Innlnga
Curanits ami Teereau enaged in
effective pitching duel, and, while the
New Torh ;i.mt ontpHchod Ihe i
loi r Pltleburg man in lots, his wild
in ss caused bis undoing.
Ph1adlphia .I'mi iNM t i
NOW York , . . o o mi I I i o " L' T 1
Batteries Tearanu nnd Wilson .vt -Lean;
Cam nit and Kill I for, Two-base
lot fgnoalgraSS, New Yolk.
Beaton-Brooklyn gums poatponed;
i a in.
Ame'ican LsSgga
-'i. Lonssi Ho., Aug, tt. With men
on ha Pulken berg's speedy curves
bad si. Louis baBied gnd not a tomi
player craaged ihe plate thr.mghoui
the name and Cleventnd won frnm Bt,
i."tus here yesterday. Falkuber3
M i ueh 'tt ii u men.
N II K
Cleveland ...
St. I. mis . . .
Ratteriea 1
i bt mn refdnt
ii I ii ii ii ii ii ii 3 .: i; i
.a a a ii n b a u I I I
Ikeabeeg and Cariseh;
ind McAllister. Tern
hist httS
feiboltl, i 'lei land lust lu
St. l'itis.
BTsshington I
ton game inatpon
d; ram.
Pkil sdi li'hla-NVw
poned; i ' i in.
rk untie po-1
Amincan Association.
Kans-is I'iic ::: Milwaukee ll
st Pan! MinnsapidH x
InduinnpoHs li Toledo
Columbus ',; Louisville l.
The family of nine ehRdreu or V.
M. i 'oons of Canton, k.h.. all together
rneai dre mare than U feet high ami
wi Ighl k knead s ton Tin gh chit
dnn welch on an aeragt' -0.1 isiunds
. M h.
Pot trio Wn, t i mag found lock r
Reorge Washington hair tin other
'ii ,n an old trimU.
By
1 , - .
I 11 . -I
Laurium
MISS MABLE M'DONALD IS
BRIDE OF FARGO MAN
PRET1 WEDDING IS SOLEMN
IZED AT HOME OF THE
BRIDES PARENTS
The home of ,ir. and Mrs. J. T.
IssKfsanaid of Laurium was ihe one
of ii verj pretty sredJdiag at S o'clock
vaster du.j afternoon rrhrs their
daughter, Miss Mabel became, ike
bride rri ,. P, Hotlis of Fargo, n. t.
Ho I. K. l.n. paster ,, the CalU
mot Congregutiona church, officiated
and the irernott) ana witnessed only
by the immediate n liitivcs The btide
and groom were unattended.
The bride wore a traveling gown of
huff and purple,
dinner, served at
After a weddins
the heme of the
. ... ,
bride's parenta an informal reception
Viis held
Mr. and Mrs, Hoiijs l.ft this morn
ing tor the east where they win spend
their honeymoon and the) will make
'hen- iKSJse ai Purge alter Kovemfaei i
l.
The hralc is a native or Calumet
and is ii v r popular souiif. lady, Ban
w.ts greduntsd from the CeJosnet hit;ii '
school and for several lemnt has been I
Instructor in dnsseslli sclenc Ln tke
Fargo hiih sol i. Tin- groom is ;i j
pi sfaat er ;it t in fits u Agriculi urol
College nl i .n pi
AGENTS HONOR M. E. O'BRIEN.
President of Detroit Life Insurance Co
PlWOeffOSd With Diamond.
M. K CRrtoHi president of the De
troit Lit'" tneorance coanaatiy, was
presented wiHi a diamond stud ;it the
annual Meeting ot agents Wedm-sdn j
evening, following banquet gtven in
ciiinnieinoiation of the birth of Hu
snmpans, Reports of the secretary
wen submitted and brief mlilucsi s
were gtven h) l '. H, Bfateen, former
LTnited States district attorney, Rtate
Insurance Cbminlaatoner VYInahip and
Depnt) i 'omrniM i w i ;. ur i i
ijrr sih'im- in glowing terms off the
JI"Allt Of the Compon) alt, I cmpli-
mented the ofilccrs and agents of I hi
corporation for its success, At thh
juncture, loastmasier IVatSOti msdn
the presentation
BIG ENROLLMENT EXPECTED.
Tho largest enroltgeeu In rears i:
looked ior when the Bacnd Heart
school resumes for th t'iiii and Win
bay term Tnes kty, AHhougb tin
strike prohabt ban reported in i em
prospect i i students leaving town
friends of the school are confident that
this year's enrollment will show a
splendid Increase over that of laat
year. Tke Bs red Heart sckoMs are
now ggaong ihe bent equipped la lbs
upper iiciiiu uia and the facuh) is an
excepttonoii) strong one,
COUNCIL GATHERS TUESDAY
Little important buutaces ut expect
ed to ''one up iit ihe regular im i ins
of tiie Laurium council Tueedaj iinvi
the seaslun probably srlll be of short
duration, it Is probable further ex-
t.nsiuii i.i tiie w.iii int on tin til x r
sUI be approved, Tne council now
has im imp, riant Improvement work
under way, the only project sndertak
en this summer being the extension ot
the pond water mam beyond PBwl
strict mi ifiepinis. Reports probatd)
dl shoe the Instttttathin id a large
number Of ItMtfajnal watei meters.
URGES FIRE DRILL
FOR ALL SCHOLARS.
Call:'. AHention to Law Rec)i,:rin(j
Schools, to Safeguard Children.
Iiaffiring. Mich.. Aug, m, Now thai
the season is :iproiii hing for the
opening ol schools, both pubth and
sivate, Joan T, Wlnahip, state gri
tmrehati is rnttreating himself in the
skfet) or i h, school children of Mtcut
a a.
Poet ton '.i "t the stab hre law rc-
imres all tenchers to conduct Hre J
drills at least OTJCl a month and to I
ha.e -ill doors sad exits nnkwdted
during school hours.
.Mr. Wfnahlp is writinr ihe chiefs of
itv denartmi I - a shim them to sail
th attention "t school autkoritnsi ii
their cities te this se tlon ( the law
am! to lnsi.-t on its nh:rvnne and he
is also gnhfng th state press and ed
ucators to co-operate In an effort to
har tin fata uiven SridssprOad re-OK-nlllOU
an t'ol clllcllt.
PA6E SEVEN
F. LEIPZICER
Department
-AURIUM BREVITIES.
dat
- ai Men, .grainier at the otllci l
Jim ll trmil afti r w neggXa va atlon
Wo ,, ha s be 11 i ' I '. c, ri Ollt J ' ', e
Aanms, form i oi
La uiium,
il in Kiln
erfevt he has In ate
take
Quel flhu ii in n
T. it'll, i.i in ,i.,n . ,
I isiini iii Levi aim
Thi b 'in and stei
1 1 -. I i 1 1
i Magi h ill oe i lowed Monday, that b
Inn a g m iai hfiida) . Lahor I
M r. ii ,t Mn . Paul I '. I "eti rl f
!'i ml Hn street are the parents of
daughter,
The Interior of the Van i inii n ,,
' u, .. in i . ,, , i. 1...1 ,
i '" m i ,",,i (if, it1, i.
Vf Hmmm V, , i. i ,
, B ' ' . i miuniru
to her bonw in Laurium after spend-
Bg the past dvs welMcs with friends
bad ! httives
troit.
in Kalamaxtx
I). -
TOFCH LAKE
SCOUTS HAVE RETURNED.
' out Maoter JoJ n Hebbard an '
saber " 'i ,h Laks t p of Be)
Sc.. up
returni i home loda) from
it:t w hen tin spent 1 ll"
BuotjacB
past i"i i
days cuinpinx. The boyv
left Wedn-sla for the woods ami ;it
though tie sxpir sealed some rBs
;iKrecaiiie weather, they reporl i ver)
en.!" a th time
ADUTTM E NTS COMPLETED.
Tic Phil rtheridt o company has
completed ti,e conetructioa or a butt
sgsnts i"i the new bridge shicfa will
span Trap Hod; river, ami everything
is now in readiness tor the Jottet
Bridge IrTrfl cinp mv to begin
Structural nrk.
: TORCH LAKE BREVITIES.
!
! -! e a
.1. Bummers ,,l Ho.iht,.n
Ited
in Lake Linden today
Usual :-ei i S ill i In Id in He
churches ot the Torch Lake towns t.
merrow. He. 1. t. Mueller, the new
pastor oi thi Oerman Lutheran chur l:
of Hubbell a m in hurtaUed tomorrow
ovening by Hi v. Trunk "t Hanco k.
naoktted " Bev. Bartliag ol Laurium
Bxpttrts to the United states front
Japan in 1?12 amounted to Nt.m I,
tonstltuttna practically one-third m
that fapun eaports America an-
niiallv onutne - ,1a ; an lea vv m l h
"ENUF SED.'
WE SAVE VOU MONEY
At Nti rsw
PtOPtW DfPT. STORf
Filth St.. nr-r P ne St.
.
GetThat
in your mind memorize I gSam
it say it every time you lil
buy whiskey and you will I LaS
always get the brut W9k
I. ORDER FROM M
LF.40ING DEALERS jfl
i
CALUMET, MICH.

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