The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1904-10-29
H. 0, YOUNG GAVE
ELOQUENT ADDRESS
ettYAT COURT HOUSE TUESDAY
EVENING WELL ATTENDED.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE NOV. 1912
Commissioner Mason Announces Annual
Institute to be held al Crystal Falls
On Above Dates.

Wv AApNN baANes
Hon II. O. Young gave one nf the
very best political addresses at the
lurt house last Tuesday evening that
Crystal Falls audience has every
tened TO IN any campaign VA the
history Of the place. II was an adj
dress of the "hcart t0 heart order
Mr.. Young took his audience, both
democrats and republicans (and there
was a goodly sprinkling of democrats
present.. into his confidence; stated
facts lust as they are without any em-
bellishment or discouuting He gave
credit where credit was due and cen
sure where censure was deserved. Ills
discourse was logical from start 20
finish aud cminently fair. No demo
crat could take exception TO ans OF his
address and there were uu "iireworks"
10 enthuse the one aud hammer the
other.
lie began his address hy stating the
question which every voter must
settle in his own mind one week from
next Tuesday yil: "Shall the republi-
can party he continued M power To-
carry out its policies, already outlined
by It's onciul acts, or aHall the rpuhii.
can party be turned out as q derclict
and tine government tuncd over a.
the.dcm0crats tocarrl uut Their priU.
cipalA and policie, outlined #in#thelr
platforms and their pl0cauatiuus
he then went onto state Just where
the republican pfty stands 700 thp
different questions thai are up for c9u-
sldcratun and % outline what the
republican party proposes ~ dn 10 H
is continued in power and tn compare
~ review of the history Of the
.utySIcts Ia the past the reliability
that can bee placed lu the partyS
promises aud Judgement lie then
outlined the position that the demo-
cratic party takes on the different
questions; what the democratic party
proposes 10 do ii IL is intrustcd with
the government and by review of
the history uf the official acts OF the
democratic party the reliability that
the American people can place la the
partyis judgement in solving the great
issucs upon which depend the coun-
trys prosperity aud welfare Through.
out al of his discourse hc took the
ground that both parties ate honest.
that they have been honest iu their
Official acts iu the pa-l aAd THAT. lu
the policy OF the democratic party
which brought on llc Hru atpas-
si0us III the PAST thp Democrat p4H
was honest in ih pule but marie
mistakes h u.g.aat lI Hta a
tribute tu tu lan.-l t.aN.l
Cleveland m pealea#aet- als
cyusuieJ ua aeHl
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tuest plans perfected auI a. et
received u0Lcg from tuc State depart
mout 1I the lima arrangements fAr
institute viii be- under The Charge ui
D. u kaya, the ncw principal of lhc
Marquette Normal school who viii 5c
ss btcd by Supt r. y, Davis ot Tie
,tauaba schools.
All kaya Is new man 90 these
Arts and Tie teacher, and people
0enemlly viii bc anxious 20 hear him.
lie comes very highly recommended
as am instructor and Mr. Mason eN-
poets line Institute under his
management Mr Davis is we'll
known ln the upper peninsula, having
been for many years the superIntcn-
dent ot schools at Nrgdunce and tor
thg past iye years commissioner t
Mauuertc county Nr. Davis A now
prucpa. os the EsnnaIm schools
Ai teachers H tHe rsaafF h-