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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
TRADES SOLD

The Traders mine Of the Antoine
Ore company has been sold. The
deal was cinched in this city last
Tuesday evening when the title passed
from Messrs Kimberly aud Jones 10
the Republic Iron and Steel company
President Thompson and number OF
the other officers of the big corporation
being III the city AT that time.
Hon Alexander Maitland, Of Ne
gaunee. general manager Of the mines
of Republic company, was in the city
yesterday and made thorough ex.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

as physicina at the Hemlock mines
The Doctor is well known in these
parts
Geo. Promo returned from his
fishing trip this week as full of fish
stories as ever and as empty handed
AS he has ever been known to return
Mrs. Irwin and children are keTe
on visit 70 Captain Cowling. The
Irwins used to 1--WE At the Mansfield
years ago.
Miss Mary Dmlahoe. Of IshpeTng
who has been visiting with the Md8ur
ney family returned To her home last
Wednesday
Mrs Thos Gibson % Mass City,
was an the city this week visiting
with Thoburn Gibson and family
Mrs. f. Lawrence and Mrs. Butmley
went TO Iron River this week to visit
r Lawrence and family
A T. Guensberg was Aere Tuesday
accompanied by. Supt. Hopkins Of the
Ogletbay Norton company.
To-Day Is pay day ut the Hemlsck and
goGdly sum u money xill he spent
here as result
Ckas Ogren aud children went t.
the Falls last Thursday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
MCKINNEY TO MOVE.

We are sorry to annonce that DIR.
and Mrs. McBurney are to leave
Amasa and settle Oh the west side Of
the county where the Doctor has the
medical end Of the Baltic and Caspian
mines 10 look after The Doctor has
been a resident Of Amasa since the
Hemlock resumed operations in 1895
and had come TO be almost an old
settler here. The people Of Amasa
regret very much TO lose the Doctor
and family but now that the move
has been decided upon, we are pleased
y know that they are making a far
better deal than TO remain in Amasa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

John Thompson returned from the
east the first Of the week where he went
to get his brother who had been
detained at Halifax by the Canadian
authorities He says that the
authorities wanted the money that
they asked for to send the Young man
to the hospital Mr.. Thompson
brought his brother back with him and
says that ne is in good health and not
in need Of any hospital treatment
There-is much talk Of an excursion
being run on the 81 Paul road from
Crystal Falls or Iron Mountain Co
OntonagOn on next Sunday. IF such
excursion is put on there will an.
doubtedly be very large number
from here take advantage Of it,
Dr. Redner, a. Iron Belt. Wis, has
taken Or McDaniels place here, the
latter having decided TO accept a
position elsewhere The new physician
visited Amasa for the first time last
Thursday and made a VERY favorable
impression ON our people
Mrs. W. H. Jobe is in Aarasa again
ON what will probably be- her last
visit here as resident Of this place.
They haze their new residence nearly
ready for occupancy at stambaugh
and hops 10 move from here early
next month.
Alfred Laxen and Fred 8randberg.
delegates 10 the convention If Finnish
societies al Worcester. Mass. returned
to Amasa THE week and say that
they had very nice time wkile away
Geo Darrough. our township clerk.
is expected home from Marinette next
week. He went 10 the saw mill town
Is attend the chautauqua but has been
sick some 81 the time while away.
Tie NJ. L. congregation gave q .veiy
pleasant entertainment id the ball
last "Wednesday evening that proved to
be a financial success as well a. an
entertainment 81 merit
Mrs. L. W. Margisou. 81 Crystal
Falls has been here this week visiting
her husband who is working on the
steam shovel that IS Ionding orc 30 the
Michigan mine
Dr. Hauser formerly of Florence
Wis has taken Or McBurney place
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
For SALE

The following machinery. tools, etc,
for sale cheap.
80 h.p. fire box boiler
90 h. p. upright boiler
team OF horses
lumber wagon aud harness
safe.
= Roll top desk and other Office
furniture.
Piping, valves. buckets, tools and
other material for exploring outfit
Inquire Of +. ]. McCusker
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
NOTICE

We have been employed to act "a the
Attorneys for the Trustees Of the Mil
itary Road Lands belonging to the
Aver Estate TO protect said lands az
aiust trespass and pilliage. The prompt
communication to us ~ any inforna
ton as 10 tresapss ON said lands win
be esteemed favor
Eldridgc a Miller.
Marquttte Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
SKATERS ALL RECORDS

twice IN hospital, r. A. GuIledce
NerDena Ala, paid vast sum -
doctors to cure a severe case ~ nitas
causing - tumors. When all faiIsd
puckien Arnica salve soon cpraa
him. subdues inflammation con
luers Aches, kills Pains Best salv.
drug store. 'i"a'n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

ST MARK $ EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Divine ervice VII De- held tn the
above church on Sunday evening Ht
3 Subject Social Christianity.
A cordial Invitation i extended 70 all.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

Some idea of the activity Of ex-
ploration for iron ore may be gained
from the fact that there are now more
than i75 steam drills on the Mesabi
range. A majority Of the drills are
working west Of this city, where it
is thought the greatest new tonnage is
Likely TO be found. To operate these
drills more than 1, 600 men are employ
ed and the monthly payroll Of the drill
explorers and syndicates amounts TO
at least SO, 600 A greater portion
Of this amount is paid out in this city,
where the pay-rolls for mining indus
tries 90 beyond $25, 600 monthly. A
drawback to still greater drill
activity is the difficulty Of securing
skilled men to operate the drill set
diamond sand run churns. Mesabi
Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

animation OF the property.
IL Is certain that the transfer will
mean a much larger output in the
future than in the past. but is not
likely that the present efficient man
aeement will be disturbed this season
Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
ACKNOWLEDGMENT

We, the members Of the Finnish
Temperance Society, Of Amasa,
desire to return our thanks politically
to the officials Of the Hemlock River
Mining company, especially TO SUPER
intendant Chas. f. Lawrene and Co
Captain Chas Hughes for the many
fayors and the very great assistance
they gave as at the time Of our picnic.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
True
Economy

The difference in
cost between an alum
baking powder and
che high c st-class
cream of tartar bak-
ing powder would not
amount for a family's
supply to one dollar
a year.
DR.. Prices is the
standard cream of tar
tar baking powder. 1t
makes the food de
licious and healthful
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

General Manager W. }. Richards, Of
Crystal Falls and James Corrigan Of
Corrigan Mckinney a. Go. were here on
Tuesday and Wednesday looking over
the companys, properties in thescity.
The gentlemen are well pleased with
thu outlook Of the mine here, especially
the new shaft at the Colby which is
bottomed in fine body Of good ore
below the dyke. Mr. Richards believes
that the future developments in the
mines in this locality will make Bees
semer one of the most prosperous cities
in the Lake Superior iron district in
the near future. Bessemer Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16
LOOK PLEASANT. PLEASE.

Photogapher q. q. Iinrlan. II Eaton.
o.. can do 80 NOW, though for years he
couldD Z, because he suffered untold
agony from the worst form Of indiges-
ton. All physicians and medicines
failed ~ help him till he tried Electric
Bitters, which worked such wonders
for bim that he declares they are
yodsond - suffeps from dyspepsia and
stomach troubles Unrivaled FOR
diseases Of the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys they build mp and give
new life Is the whole system Try
them only 30 cents Guaranteed by
J g Wilson druggist
Parties desiring good. safe invest I
ment Tor small sums 0f money with an (
excellent rate of interest write us part
iculars A resident solicitor wanted /.
Pennsylvania Improvement e. Invest =
meut Go i0a Baer Building
Reading Penn
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

The farming districts Of this section
may be divided into the following
The Fortune lake district where Chas
Anderson, Hans Olson, Jas. Johnson,
q. f. Brown, DR.. r. II. Darling, Dan
Ross, A. Dalpa and A. Justified own
fine farms The Holkup settlement
west Of the Columbia where Geo
Halada, X Jarvas, John Sepple, Jas
McNeal, Pete Cosset, Il Baker, A.,
Charbeneau, o. Rosengreen, Joe, Stib-
bick. f. Erickson and others own some
excellent farms The Fisher Hassels-
from settlement between the city
and Balsam where John Fisher, Mat
Jarvi, Chas Sandstrom and severl
others have settled The soil is
excellent in this vicinity The Ismay-
Worden settlement where Amos Ismay,
John Dawson, G.. Urban, John Worden,
T. Grafton, Jas. Spain, Aug. Louir,
William Russell, Erick Anderson, ana
others have some Of the finest farms
in the county,
There are isolated settlements such
rs the Lungreen and Vassar farms
west Of Briar Hill, the Sunderland
and Olexa farms at the half way etc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

Inc next regular examination FOR
teachers o.. Iron County will be bell
IN inc court house At Crystal Fails ~
lhnrsday and Friday, August d AMI
me examination Is Realir wp
e upon siakespear Merchant ~
J. q Mason
CnuntU tfr.,,f
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

Drill. 'VND
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

The main wood III this count 49,
maple and 10 IS the one timbef0
which there Is no sale The propos&t
woodenware company that intends
locating plant NJ Crystal Falls uses
nothing bat maple and farmers i'm
this vicinity can SCH every stick of
merchautnble timber ON their farms
this winter " the mill starts John
hasssl-lrofn Is looking Up timber now
and some Of the farmers are already
emitting
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

HorE Noo clnnot, II you
value good health. afford 10
s use cheap, iov grade, alum
baking powders. they are
aptto poll ihc food they dp
cndanner ihe healtr All
physscl 4ns viii gell you that
alum ~ icod ls deletenpus
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

What you need To develoT this
country, is settlers, settlers You want
your wild lands settled mp So that
there will be a basis for your toEn TO
depend upon and a source Of labor for
your people when yOnr mines shut
down
So spoke = gentleman general
manager Of large mining company
to the editor Ut this paper several
wears ago upon the occasions 81 iais first
visit 70 Crystal Falls. and what ne
said is corrected We need mere set
tiers. or rather, we need more farm
ers
We believe that one reason and the
greatest reason that we have not more
farmers ia this township today is that
the people do not understand the pos
sibilities If farming in this country
We believe that every reader wouA be
surprised were BIZ or she o. visit the
different farms Of the county
With view Of acquainting our read
ers with the possibilities OF agriculture
and what is beng done in that line
in this county we have started this
department and it IA our attention 10
make IL as practicable AS
possible Each week we shall haze
herein description Of some farm ~
the county that we have visited per-
sonally and our write-ups will contain
just rs much practical information "a
We can possibly elicit the farmers
I Themselves -
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

There is one drawback TO farming
ia this country and that is condition
for which the farmer Of this section is
entirely 10 blame That fault is that
they do not consider highly enough any
condition that will admit Of their
getting wages out Of clearing their
farms Down in the timber districts
Of Wisconsin and lower Michigan, a
farmer thinks that he is doing well if,
during the winter he hauls timber 70
town and makes wages for himself and
team and the choppers. Here, settler
wants the highest contract price for
his labor and the very best stumpage
for is timber He never reckons that
the clearing Of mis- land is more to him
than the timber As result the little
industries that have been started in the
northern country have not been able 70
complete with the industries in lower
Mich and Wis
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

DEPARTMENT

We wish TO put this question 70
every laboring man in the community
and ask him TO answer il fairly and
unbiasedly.
Suppose that you work steady at one
Of the mines of the town for ten years
at the average wages per day and that
you are careful and thrifty. AT the end
of that time what have You accumulated
in the way Of wealth. Just answer
that question fairly and put down in
your mind the exact sum OF money
that you would have at the expiration
to those ten years
Surprising you take so acres Of land
and work on it ten years what viii
You have accumulated at the end Of
the time, supposing Of course that you
are energetic and thrifty.
The answer 20 the first question
will in 80 cases out OF 100 be nothing
When laboring man pays his living
expenses and rears family out OF his
daily wage it keeps him scratching 70
make both ends meet. The answer
to the second question viii certainly
be farm and that means few
thousand dollars at least and certainly
Of independence for the remainder of
your life
IL is surprising that. our laboring
men 90 not seek 70 get homes tor them.
eslyes while the land here Is held AZ
such low figures
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-08-16

J + Mason
County Cginnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
Will Answer All ouestioas
Intsr.Stats Ffshsrfss

49, r~portinE rxesiirnt psaErrss frous cut-
rits sources ana locaIiy. Thee. notices are
havlnx q noat strrnsthsni-u erect r.
goa are wanting - put a FEw DOLLARS
Or a FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS into ths
FISH BUSINESS. pa shouid sass By tbs
time FRAT this eaanpany. ruads w %
TRUSTED MEN who all MEAN HuHi.
NESS. - th< ans thst ru.rfts that farssi.
msns We viii n1t say what day TITS
stock Er~s % n c~rts. has today &c is IS
c~a's PER saarr. Yea take YOUR own
CTfANC'r.s On ths adgsmeea prices I've
TrsR- STATE FISHERIES COMPANY. az
1V Pacific Black. seattle. Wash ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
DEATHS
SUMMONS
Popular Charlie Grant Called
by His Maker

wrcoths OF flowers. tied with crepe
and purple ribbons. were hung on
locker No. at police Headquarters
last evening aud the station nag Was
brought TO hRlf-maut. Charles l..
Grant, one OF the best known and
most popular members OF the Seattle
police force. Is dead lie passed
away quietly Ia his home at DOS Firth
avenue shortly before o O'Clock yea
tcrday afternoon al spinal menin-
gitiH after an Illness OF but fcw
days.
MIR Grant entered the Seattle Do
lice department iu 1894. leaving the
employ Of the street ear company.
lite has served faithfully ever since
with only a couple Of days rest For
several DAYS he has been In lll
health, but no one considered his
condition serious. The doctors pro
uuuuccd e a case OF Ia grippe Nrs.
trrday morning Mr. Grant appeared
% hv Improved, but towards noou he
became deliruuH and then fcl into
"a stupor. from which De never
awokc, lie passed away quietly at
4 bb .. m,
Fellow officer, ss,ifisa
Immediately the news was tele-
phuned 90 police headquarters. where
thr nag was lowered 10 half mast
and Jailcr Grants locker draprd
with crepe ana flowers The news
spread 20 the men on patrol duty.
Almost every one about che ,ity
knew Charlie" Grant. Ills big Kind
hearted ways won him hosts or
friends. lie Is not known 90 have am
enemy In the police department
just before the evening patrol went
Out last might a meeting OF the 70.
lice Relief Association was called nut
u MAS decided 90 postpone the bail
which had beer scheduled e. be hvld
February Co. Grant was one % mo
committee on arrHnEumr and the
Rcttua was taken out of frHpect fuf
him.
Charles / Grant was born in East
eru Canada. but IN bis early Infancy
went 20 Indiana 20 live With his
parents
Was Soldier
ON coming OF age he entered the
regular army as private. There
be served for i2 years being honor
ably discharged from Company ! nf
the Fourteenth infantry az Van
couver barracks. lie was at that
time a sergeant. lie then came 20
Seattle and after working on the
James street car line until isst. was
appointed a special patrolman hy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
heaters
"Nenanf Wanna,


Men and Women" has lost none
Is charm. It, fascination lies
alone In its dramatic Htreugt n
zrnish, but stili more perhaps In
sllfGl play upon human emo
n Intensely thrilling almost
"a. az times IL always keeps
Eziz the limits Of natural fsrvor.
= censdy element. incansequs
n tss. liEhtens what would other
70 V an almost oppressive por-
tsla 4 Misfortune and sorrow. Ia
1wss time to weep and a time
AZ. women into q dramatic
earslra of path0s and comedy.
Eaa&rt was at his best RE q
ess 4 snusdy. but superb m a
sa ne In character like
~ IN Prescott he shows clear
- tanaiie scholar that he IL.
Lo1s h'-ss a. Gov. Roduan was
Nr'rs figure, and John Daily
A4Fphy -ase neta BE hit IN the
coii'eay ~. 4 cH RIP. Mr. Gar
vas faner Asttsr than usual.
- the efasr raj characters we're
e.. 80 saAiai1si Masses Rowan and
At pAFE heir decidedly a0r-
sIe. pafs q young ladies with
-, 14f2is 1TsrS under the shadow
= .siAe. sli,s effectively, and Miss
ls4aiiss and Barrett did their
$3.50 sgrk EsR Miss blanchard
$3.50 - 49, L@nton filled small parts
seI. Tie ladies' costumes we're
- . feminine spectators. And
axs settings we're marvel1ualv
ns PARTICULARLY 10 the third
Aa- equipment % the Seattle
II tnis respect u well known.
litAs TAire Avsnus
.. - Ihifd Avenue theater had two
- TOT lts patrons Yesterday.
lary which il billed 10 play
- hsf SAKE this week. was side
i, - ~ aofih 81 Everett By a wash
e~,s - vas unable % get through.
- -1tiy the matinee people did
any performance AZ All
49, ano came in the evening
-. mhose Baby Are You p" back
manager Russell caught this
-, 49, on ne ~, headed Tor Vic
- heFe y opens tonight. II has
r.ayins In Portland
-. -. p the ticket holders afayed
~. ~ tickets being exchanged FOR
- 49,. but they we're quickly re-.
Whose Baby Are You ~ wssI
h. -eiatinzly funny as ever ana
a. greeted u az euthuslastir-
- -ney had never seen 10 be-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17

Chief Bolton Rogers tie soon be.
came regular and about n year Hgo
SOS m1de a iailrr 10y the late 'hiot
Meredith.
Al the Death ned
Police Captain ward. "a personal
ulehd uf Grant uud comradr lu
tho army, was present Ht thr death
bed ana has charge uf the funeral
arrangements The body is ut iiuu-
nvN a. stewards.
charlie Grant was % good uaturcd,
iuviHl whulcrHuulvd fellow and q
splendid officer said chief sullivan
thlH morning. and I am shocked az
his death. Ills taking of IS great
loss Go the department"
The. dead officer was member of
the Seattle Police Relief Association.
Friendship Lodge Seattle Car Mems
Association. Seattle Acrio No. T. Fra
formal order OF Eagles. Home Camp
No, $50 aud Choppers Degree. ". q.
W. ana ForcHters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
Defect In publieaiInn

owing TO a defect In the publlca-
ton notice uf the sale ct bonds uf
school district No. I. delay OF about
"a month viii rctard new school
buildings
Secretary Banks yesterday received
a telegram from Thompson. Trnupy
A t'tawrord stating that their pttor
nnNa would not approve the bonds
Tor the reason that the bond rate
Was nNod instead OF being invited. as
provided hy law.
it is thought that the notice Will be
rc-laHurd according 10 law. and that
the school board viii rrndvsrtiac Tor
bids, ua iu new proposition The
only annoying feature ~ me auAir
a. the delay Co., iWprot emeuta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17

ounce ul powered bui1A.
butuHlbr Precipitation muy be-
overcome by bathing the parts iu
soap uud hot water ana tluHlug iu
cold waller Thru keep The surface
constantly busted with % pos der
composed OF pulveriEcd oirHtc Of
Nlnc one. hhlf ounce. nnd pulYrtilrd
b"incir acid. three drachmH.
Making Of Mock
Charlottes
Bake either sponge or light but
ter cake in a. thin sheet. not over
one inch thick. Cut HE cake IN
thtcr.luch squares ana hpilt each
square, cut the upper halves into
four strips. ioil two level table
spoons OF sugar and one Of water
together until thick. and stick the
strips with the sugar 10 the whole
nquarca, forming boxes. This iH more
economical Than a. remove the
center Of deeper squares or small
cakes. Beat some cream with "a
wheel brutur. hwcctru. add vanilla
nhtaring and hll each box n tho
cream - thick add one third milk
"a prevent turning TO butter by beat
ing
Another way b. 10 make "a char
lottr russo cream aud nl the boxes.
which are more easily formed than
small muidH are lined. Soak once
quarter box OF gelatino Zoo one quar-
tUr cup - cold water and dissolve in
I've tablespoons 81 hot milk. add
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-02-17
cHURCHMEN
TO GATHER
conoregatlOuaIists OF Pacific
Coast Will Meet Here

-. paelas coast Congress OF Com
s.,,snai churches Is 70 be held In
- rlty from July 10 TO Is and each
80 ~. ,hsrs viii BE- mornins, afternoon
- s,sn,ng sessions. IL VIII be the
-, sA,nering Of Congregational
,nst has ever bren held west Of
s.,rsr and some og the gveatcst
~ most famous men OF the present
-. viii b here 10 grace the ocea-
son ,.,....,... -. ON
80 New Mexico, ArlEona, Utah.
800 Montana aud Washing ton. TO
~ nuuabs. Of over 100, and In addi-
~. ~, . these Il IL fully expected that
49, saaa people Interested In the
- fram all those states viii be
sr-sSr, Il Is thought that this will
I. ~ largest gathering 81 church
s,,Ssfs On me coast this year. II
- \. the second annual meeting.
- srst ha,ing occurred last year IN
IA Fraaelsco-
pssiskulsAea cAarekmea
AMONG the distinguished church
-. 10 81 present is Ir. Emery II.
r.,sfsra. raster 81 the First Con-
rational church OF Montciair. y
"a Will BE- thc preceding officer.
u.eths moderator 90 the National
f,.rsss. and Is one OF the ahlUst
- the entire church, lie has
- asiar of the FIRST Congrega
ars church a. Montclair for over
sarter % a century, being the
~ pastor the congregation ever
sea Ard Il - the intention OF the lat
NJ aaG The ambition % Dr. Brad
ara y remain there an death re-
news klal
Tnsrs IS every reason TO believe
tAaf N. George Adam smith, famed
4 ~ author Of the life OF Henry
Drun-ss4, and for his great work
~ As ehurca In Edinburgh and
stAsr cites OF Scotland. win be pres
ssL
Or. J. Campbell Morgau
Asaihsr famous churchman who Is
uvectsd 10 be here at least a por-
an Of the time. is Or. ]. Campbell
ssrg3n. wh0 has won reuown by his
essrtng and noble evauEelistic serv-
s throughout England and espe-
~ in London No man Is better
Asn than he. II - said that the
- Dwight l. Moody. when upon
. teath bed. made known a desire
TAI for years had been forming In
IS breast. that Or. Campbell should
ale ~ the great worldwide work
ssTzn BY him. DIR. Campbell IS now
America for the purpose. Il Is
sd Of entering upon that work.
PREPARATIONS for the entertaining
Il TIE large gathering II now going
q and the committee IN charge Is
rstng all OF the details perfected
rsn a, this early date. Aside from
- significance OF the occasion Il will
Ia vide advertisement for Seattle.