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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27
DR.. Shops
Rheumatic Remedy

First publication March 10; last
April 81
To the owner or owners Of the land
herein described. and to the MORTGAGE
or mortgages named in all undis-
charged recorded mortgages against
saio land, or any assignee thereof OF
record
TAKE NOTICE. that sale has been
lawfully made of the following dvs-
cribed land for unpaid taxes thereon.
and that the undersigned has title
thereto under tax deed issued therefor,
and that you are entitled TO a recon
veyance thereof at any time within
six months after service upon you Of
this notice, upon payment to the
undersigned of all sums paid upon
such purchase, together with one
HUNDRED per cent addition thereto, and
the fees Of the sheriff for the service
or cost of publication of this notice, to
be computed as upon personal service
Oh "a uoclardtlOu rs commencement OF
suit and the further sum of five dol
lars for each description. without
other additional costs OF charges III
payment as aforesaid is not made, the
undersigned will institute proceedings
for possession OF the land.
Descriptions South half of South.
east quarter Of Section Ten t1O),
Town Forty-four l44l North, Range
Thirty-one West. Iron County Mich
igan
Amount paid, $500.
Tax for 1897 $685. ls09-i900
lSignedl RAPHAEL PUMPELLY
Place of Business. Marquette Mich
igan Care Ball a. Ball
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS
Most victims OF appendicitis are
those who are habitually corstipated
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and bowels aud restores The
natural action of tue bowels Cliuo
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-eate
or grippe and is mild and pleasant 70
take Refuse substitutes
Sam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-04-27

For Catarrh let me send You free
ust Ia prove merit Trial size Box Of
Dr. Shops Catarrh Remedy. II il a
snow white creamy. healing antiseptic
balm that gives instant relief 10
Catarrh OF the nose and throat Make
the Free test and see Address DIR.
Shoop. Racine. Wis Large Jars 80
cents Sold by Sam Bridges
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago, April 9.-CATTLE- Receipts 1850: esti
mated for tomorrow, l7G9l Market steady Prime
beeres. 565a5I5 potT TO medium l11z5 60. st0ckers
and feeders 2Soa5.l0; cows and heifcrs 350as p
caHneIs L75a265; Texans, 40a4 80
HOGS-Receipts. 1900; estimated for t6mouow.
$500. Market 5 cents higher Light G. l5a6 70
roughs. e45a56oi mixed and heavy. 660a67o; pigs.
e.ooa550.
SHEEP Receipts. 1850; estimated fer tomorrow.
s,e0 Market steady to 10 cents lower. Native
sheep 46oa52j; Western sheep 5l5a663: native
lambs. 560aS5; Weston lambs 6Ias0
New York, April 9.-CATTLE-R eceiuts geo
native sides.
CALYEs-ReceiptI SIS Steady and an sold
Good State yeals sold at 70Ca725 pr 100 lbs civ
dressed veals active at 7sal2fz country dressed.
firm az faloi1.
SWEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. go. Sheen and
lambs nominally steady; spring lambs in poor de-
Inand and barely steady Part Of the offerings yefs
nsold Good jersey offerings were unsoid Coed
Jersey spring lambs sold at SIS per head no other
sales,
HoGs-ReeeiDts, 7oo- NominaIly weak to 10 cents
lower
Baltimore. April s.-CATTLE- Receipts for the
week ended nj noon to-day were 25s3 head. AGAINST
5,535 last week. SiXty-seyen carloads for market
other grades Is 20 p cents lower Market rer slow
steers, coed 10 choice. 4so to $50; others as To
AS; bulls. go to SIS; COWS, 80 to $50. heifars
800 to 40; stoekers and feeders go 10 le- fresh
COWS 900 20 $50 per head
Exrcrted last weekly steamer Vedamo-e for ffv
egpool; \. Lehman & Bro, 755 cattle and Myers 4
Houseman, sl sheep. BY steamer Iakppia fer ION,
don: Morris Beef Company, S3 cattle and swift
Beef Company, l53 cattle.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
PRODUCE IN BALTIMORE.

Baltimore Sid. April 9.-FL0UR-Market quiet
Winter extra. 2sa200; do. clear. 3l0as.s5; do,
straight sSa245 do patent, s75ass 60; spring clear
3Z3as55 do straight 552s0; do patent l9al 81
Cly Mills best patent. 500; do bigh-grzde patent.
SIS: do straight 40: do, choice family SIS; do
extra. 233a5 30; Rio extra. 2s2a4o9. rye -four ne
dium to choice, 3s0a35 So Corn meal. Der 100 lbs,
L25al.3 g. Buckwheat -four, Der 40 It's. 2sos2 80
DAfS-Demand far. stock 10 elevators. 1871
bushels; shipments from elevators. L.6l2 bushels.
White No. .. 4siaa49. do. No g 47ls44s de- No
f. 45l9as5, nominal aiXed. No. p 81 do. No. 3.
s6as7; do. No 4 5al5i4. tN0te-Quotations above
refer 10 domestic deiVerg.l
PYE-AIarket Ern. stock IN elevators. 5gi5I
bushels; shipments from elevators. ID bushels.
80. domestic. 65afe; No. Western. uptown de-
h7eTy. 7ea5l do, nearby, uptown deliver 62a6S
No. Western. uptown delivery. 6ia65; do, near
by, uptown delivery. 5sa59 bag lots as 10 quality
and condition. 55aG2. 30. ? Western. domestic. q
as; Ne. Western. choice. track, uptown. Soasl
BUTTER-Msrket unchanged. Creamery, fancy.
Der pound. 5asl; do, choice 29aso; do, good ga
.; do, imitation. 23a2l do Prints 30az do
blocks 29a3l; Ohio rolls. lsa2o; West Virginia rolls
lsa23; store-packed Ohio. l6aIs; West Virginia lsa
IS Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy
prints. lsa29 renovated, Z3a2S. IL. B-AboTe quota
lions are for wholesale lots only. established by
the Baltimore Fruit and Produce Association. JOB
bling lots sell higher
EGGS-Market steady. Maryland. Pennsylrania
and nearby frsts, loss Of. per dozen Is: Western
nTsis loss of, To- West Virginia drsts. loss on TO-
Southern frsts. loss of l58l5is duck eggs p
LIVE POULTRH-Market fam. Chickens. old
hens. heary. per ruund Ice; small. l6. old
ROSTERS. each, 2a0, do. young good to choice Der
pound, l6als; do. youns large. and Tough ia
winter chickens. 2iaS)' ducks puddle large Is; do.
small. lSal4; musc0ly. mCngrel. 1SaI4; do. drakes
5la4l; DO, white uekins. e; geese Western and
Southern. lJalI; Mainland and Virginia uai2. d.
Kent Island l3alA; pigeons. Young per pair. l5aZl
do, Old %; guinea fowl each %; DO. Young each
3. capons large. l9a20; de- medium lIaIs: spring
chick-ls, Sass. tQuotati0ns were established Dr.
The baltimore Fruit and Produce Association for
wholesale lots only. Jobhins lots sell higher.)
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Prices quoted are Wholesalel
BUTTER-3larket remains firm and unchanged.
Creamery fancy. 3Ilas2 Western fIsis S0asIi sec
ends 2la25. process fancy. 25izaz6; fair to good.
aa25. dairy choice. 2lsz5. good. BAIL starepaekea,
fresh. 15al6
CHEEsE-3larket unchanged. New York state.
factory large, HAS do. small. l5al6 SUMMER large
l2zal3 Western factory. new. choice llal2 do, tar
TO good. II: Virginia, TO-
EGGS-Reelipts light. market frm. Nearby. fresh.
Virginia l61z % i West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia Is 10 l5iz Tennessee. IS 70 l61s; North
Carolina. l6 duck eggs. l6.
LIVE POULTRY Receipts light; market firm
Chickens winter, 3a5: do spring, s9aSs; stagz Der
h. halz. hens. pr d., l5i roosters, per ID 4.
s. ducks, large, per h.. Bali; do. small. pei H.,
Ilal2i geese per h. saio; turkeys. toms. per h., ia
Il; DO. hens. per b.. lisl5; turkeys. thin. sale;
keats, per b. T.
DRESSED POULTRY Receipts liberal: choice
stock nrni under grades neglected. Turkeys, hens
uncfswn, per ID. EalI; do. average, undIaWn la
Is do, thin loal2 old toms, Haas chiekes. spring
arge Per d. %; do, small. PAS: fowl, i5al6 ca
pons. I-lb avsTags, &aZ2; do. snail. Eal5; hens
choice, Is roostfrs. sass ducks large. l5al5; DO.
small. 3; geese, sai2
DRESSED AIEATS-Cboice dressed calves in good
demand Fun dressed 1900; heads on, lo.ooalt0e
hog dressed calves 9o0 hams country. sugar cured
l3aIl
VEGETABLES Potatoes. per bushei 50a52: do
Virginia and Maryland. PER barrel Sails; sweet
potatoes. Per barrel 225az rs; vans pr bauci 263
a250; asparagus. per dozen, 905a5.o0: cabbage pr
crate Lg3aL15, celery. New YORK per bunch s0a50 I,
d. Florida per crate Z0la2T5s cucumbers. Flor
ida. per basket, 200a2 90 lettuce Florida. ger has
ket, 20la3.00. onions. Ohio, per barrel. 2Z54Z 81
string beans green, per basket. 35oa459i tomatoes
Florida. fsnCy. Der cate. 50}aL00,
GREEN FRUITS-ApIle market strong and nice
table varieties meet with steady sale; common stock
neglected YORK Imperial 2g0a3o3; Ben Davis 3o9a
2 %; fancy table fruit. 4-0QI55G oranges Florida
bright. pr box. 3s1aA99; California naves. per box.
550a4GJ; grspe fruit Florida, per box. 3.50ai00;
strawberries per quart. l5a25
DRIED FRUITS-Apples sliced fancy. :; sliced
bright. "a cherries. nals; WhoTtebeTies l9al2
rasIberTies 9aZ5: blackbcuics. 8
HAY AND SfRAW-Iimothy cb0ice. 2la; Ne
J. gLB9: No. 2 i25al909: mixed hay. l3.0oaIs o.
clover Eolalsu0. straw. RE- bundle. n.o0al29]i
rye machine thrash. ss)s90) wheat 7.g9a7.25
GRAIN-Wheat choice. Tla75: fair 20 good. ssa72;
ordinary. 5es55. Com-sheied, white. 58a55 yellow
Sass ear. 2sa3Oa Oats-Western. white. No. 2
J1a5z; mixed, isa5o.
WOOL AND HIDES-Choice furs ia good demand
hides dull Wool washed. free Of burs 55a57 woa
unwashed. free Of burs. I@zss wool. buTry. 25az6
hides green, 10 dry. BALI; sheepsks green. each
90aLo: dry. zja75 calfskins Looal53. muskTat, l0a
.; black - kits s; skunk, 25aL5l; mink. 75a4 % /;
rabbit skins. lalA Op0ssum l0a25; TaC-C7n. s5as3i
fox red, L95aZJ5; gray, 51a75
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, April 9-SUGAR-Stock Of sugar IN
the United Kingdom is T7.oa0 tons. against si0oo
tons same time last year. London sugar beets were
steady, but quiet 9s I'D for APRIL and es 2l.d
icr May The raw market was finn locally .with
prices unchanged and duty-paid rates quoted as
follows: Centrifugal 95 test S.Gls357; muscovado.
So test, 3lla3.E and molasses sugar q test. 2 sea
2G Sales late yesterday were about SCO0 hays.
part 20 PHILADELPHIA at a parity If 2s. cost and
freight basis; Cuhss and Porto Rcos at $50 duty
paid Refined quiet and firm and unchanged at
400 net loss per cent for cash fer graBulated
BtTHER-RecCipis, s,iA packages. Extra cram
cry was again quoted al 90 With arm market
noted
EGGS Receipts. 81. $50 cases. The market for eggs
ruled arm At some advance. with Western frsts
quoted az about l7is
NAVAL sToREs-stock: Resin. 72a2 barrels;
spirits tuTlentine. 81 bsuels; tar. L6Se barrels
Spirits tuIrgntiue was quiet az 3 fer machine
made barrels Resin firm. at SO fer common TO
god
MILL FEED-Weak Spring bran. in loo-lb
aacEs TO arrive lake and rail- % To- middliues 22l0;
city oFan 80, in bulk; Western rcd deg. PTS 10
FLoUR-Duu Spring Patents. l5ai 50. s.riug
clears, afoa375 winter strlights. l0a355 winter
clears. al0a33; Kansas, ia sacks. patents 375a
400; straights. 3.50a365. clear. s5a3E
RYE FLOUR-DemaDd moderate s6la4I5
CORN MEAL-ModeTate inquiry Kiln dried for
export. 2s0a2s5i coarse meal ia bags LIoaIIl
HAY-Light demand Receipts. Isi8 tons. Prime
timothy. LaaLZl; No. J. Ll5; No p L0OaLo5: No.
3. 9oss5
sTRAW-SmaH trade. Long rye. e2as.
BEEF-Stcady; moderate inquiry Family. Il Goa
A50; packet. n-50al2.50
P0Rk-stesdy; trade quiet Mess. H.zaIs 2:
fsmiiy 1870
TALLoW-Narket dun. City. in hogzheads ga
SIS. %
LARD-Quiet- Prime Western. s25; city. as.
retired continent, $50: South American. Io %: ne
fined Brazilian. kegs MS city stcarine Io;t oleo-
stsarine SOW. SASH Chicago. sasx
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
SIGNS OF PROSPERITY.
Custom-hOuse Figures Overshadovv.
wall streets Lament.

From the New YORK World
Railroad men and fnanciers who cannot
restrain their grief over the subsidenee of
general prosperity should take a casuaI
glance at the reports Of the New Yorl,
.custom-house. They are a cure for low
spirits. Customs receipts are running
SIo,6l5 day heavier than last wear. So
far this fiscal year they have AVERAGED
1888 day, as against S67S.g73 during
the fiscal year Is95-6 Treasury officials
predict the highest annual record the
country has ever known on July I.
In the steel business there is no present
sign Of decreasing activity. Judge Gary.
the chairman Of the steel trust board. re-
ports for March orders 5000 tons a day
in excess OF last years record
If trade were depressed, or if there wers
any real indications Of "a falling activity IN
business within the next few months. i'm
ports ana steel orders would quickly show
IT, Business men do not go on steadily in
their purchases abroad when the
signs point TO a reaction from the good
times OF 1895. They make il their study To
ma out In advance what manufacturers
and retailers and consumers are preparing
TO do. When they draw on foreign mar
kets for supplies. or order structural ma
tefial months In advance, they realize
that they are at the mercy of the future.
and they base their calculations on their
deliberate judgment as experts in trade.
not ON the nervous condition of fdgefv
SPECTATORS.
The custom-hOuse figures Of increasing
imports and Of exports growing at an
equally rapid rate and testifying 10 high
productive activity. furnish a better fore
cast than the lamentations of Wall street
over circumstances which perverseIy fail
to serve as a warning to Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
New Industry for kansas.

Mrs. ], l. Thomas, of EmpOria. has
received letter from her nephew.
William Glubbs. a pearl button man
ufaeturer Ia Canton. No. inquiring
about the chances of obtaining shells
from the Cottonwood and the Neosho
rivers. says the Kansas City Journal
lie wanted samples sent, and if the
shells were Of the right quality he
would send representatives to inyesti-
gate as TO quantity In case they are
Of the right quality and sufficient in
quantity. the company win put a
dredge in the rivers and ship shells
from Emporia The company has its
factory on the banks of the Mississippi.
but the shells are becoming scarce
there. and &c is shipping them from all
parts of the United States to keep the
factory at work.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. april s.-NIoney on call at the stock
eAea9nse to-day opened az 81 per cent; highest.
ga lowest, IL; closing 9 Most nj ne l.srs -,
at ~ Per cent.
Al''ie money vas obtainable with moderate free
dom, and fair amount Cf business WAS DOM
RATES; as to per cent for sixty and ninety days
So per cent for over the year dates.
Mercantile paper vas slightly less inactive In tho
extent that there was limited demand from tbe
country Local institutions were stiH practicable 1,t
q me market Rates we're quoted 6afis for % 10
y days, lndoTSed bills TeceiFabe 5AA for choice
four 10 six months single names; Der cant for
others &
Sterling today was heavv rates closing Is roipts
lover ct Az; demand 4S5iaai ISIS; cables / sgq5l
4 s595; commercial bills ygers 4sl5sas sIlk
The suppiy of cotton bills vas moderate
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Regular cali. y o'clock no9n.
Potomac Electric Is. 81 go at l5 si.e33 &C los.
Capital Traction. % at f8, at 40.
Washington Railway and Electric common p At
VA % az SIS, 50 az s95s ls 81 s9is 80 az 8iz-
Mefgenthalor. 10 az 2lgis. at zoe. at 265s.
at AS1s, 10 at D6z, l0'at D5A. 70 at s6iz, 10 At
a9s5. 10 at Z3h 6 at 21sl5 70 at 26z.
Mitchell Mining, Sc at T. % AZ
Metropolitan National Bank 10 at $50.
American GFaphophaDe common, 70 at rs, &c at
g. 10 at IS. ct a. ] ct 49,
After call-sIeTebants and Mechanic Savings
Bank 10 at 1872
Capital Traction at 49,
Washington Railway and Electric Is, Sls00 at
&%.
Mitchell Mining. IS al sN 10 at SIS.
Washington Gas. 10 al 81
The following are the closing quotations on yea-
tegday's Stock Exchange.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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Sufficiently Punished.

From the Toledo Blade.
Judge (to lawyer)-3ir. Sharp. are
you defending this prisoner?
LAWYER am. your honor.
And how much is be charged with
stealing"
Fifty dollars. your honor"
Wen. Wen let him go; he'll be pun
ished enough anyhow"
What Go YOU mean, your houor?"
why, by the time you get that fifty.
and then he works cut the other hun
dree youH Charge him, he'll he sorry
enough he ever was dishonest"
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
a FRAUD-LooN OUT FOR HIM.

Any solicitor who comes 10 you
with prize scheme, representing
himself, directly or indirectly, to
be connected with this newspaper.
The Washington Herald, Is a frand
and an impOStor, bent upon swim
ding You. Be GA the lookout for
him and tErn him over 10 the
police.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10

New York. AT1I 9--WHEAT-NeakCr No ?
Northern Duluth. 70 arrive. opening navigation &c
over May. T. O. b.. No. I Northern Manitoba $50
T. G. b.: No. 2 Northern Manitoba. 3d. f. o. b. No
red, T. O. b. 80; 10. hard. f @. b.. May grica;
No, I macaroni, opening navigation SO E. @. D. No
ulacaroni, opening navigation g. Exporters took
three loads.
CORN-suongsr: hndcIing trade. No 2 elevator
5512; No ?. s. f. b.; No. ? yellow. S.; No.
white, 81, f. O. b. Exporters took two loads
OATS-M2rket dull Elevator prices No > white
s92 No white. 4sl2; No. mixed. i6l2. The prices
II fllf1rras follow We
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra per cst.. IS; butcher. 400; con-
men. 80: rough, I5G
HOGs-per cwt.. gross, e50as.75; ordir airy. coo.
SHEkP-Clpped A00as.59; common, 20h2o9
LAAIBS-spIiDg, choice, per b., l2aS; winter.
7a3.
CALVES Prime. ner d., 81 medium, ~ com
mon. ia5 grass. 4a4is
COWS Prime. fresh. each. ll00a0e1. common
2100a9oo0i old and dry. sWaloM
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

LIMITATIONS furnished lay Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade Afuusey Building
snies 90 noon .....,.,.., IS, 900 shares
fetal sales. .-....-.....1,I 13,10I shares
Call money; H., ga, low, I1sj close, :
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changes. lll2 street northwest
New YORK April cotton was moderately active
and quite steady until the last half hour Of trading
Liverpool was stronger and higher. with good de-
msnd for SPOT Receipts ran light, and estimates
for Tomorrow vere about the same as last year
The weather was not considered favorable or &C
Cauut OF low temperatures in Texas Weekly weather
report reflected the general belief that temperatures
were unzeasonaby low. aud reported 5de need of
rain IN the Southwest. Buying was Of good char
acter and the market showed disposition 20 do
better. In the afternoon word received that the
Texas senate passed the MRydeld-Tomkins blll pro-
hibitiug all future trading This was d disaUpoiul
meut to those who had lacked for less radical iegs
lation Ring traders seized The opp1rtun-y 70 sell
the market Of. southern spot market quie. and uB-
changed. Port receipts estimated at 1900 against
= 90 last year
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Daily, one month.............. % cents.
Daily and Sunday. one month. 81 cents.
Daliy, one year.--........-....... S3.0e.
Daily and Sunday. one year s420
This includes postage to any part Of the
United States and Canada.
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10

S. II. Agnew, of Henry Clews & Co
While the market displayed considerable
strength IN the early hours. the upward
movement was confined TO a few stocks
in which there is still a short interest, and
which are more easily manipulated. The
market developed into a purely traders
affair after the noon hour. Il is ad-
mitted on ali sides that if anything would
bring the public back into the market it
would be a broad speculation in tie
SteeIs These stocks have been well taken
for several days. and there is renewed
talk Of an increased dividend on the com
mon, based on large earnings such
would do much to restore confidence IN
the business situation. Southern rails sold
of badly in the afternoon. which, with a
pronounced weakness in Erie and Union
Pacific. carried the whole list down
There is renewed talk that Hartman is
again 10 be called before the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Weakness in the
Morgan stocks also caused some liquida-
ton I'm the rest of the list. on any
further decline the dividend payers should
be picked up for a good advance"
Herbert /. Jones, of Charles G. Gates
& CO. Bear raids on low-priced unpro-
tected stocks. some foreign selling. and
no doubt. some liquidation, brought a
generally lower range. On any further
decline the better class of stocks are a
purchase %
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by f. r. CHAPMAN 4
20 members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chapman. manager 1901 street northwest
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.

ANNUAL REPORT or THE E /. CRIMES Co
Comfy Of suffolk. STATE Il Massachusetts Arrl
Z ls57--Capital stock So oD. amount reid IN
So 40; amount Of debts. $50
Z. ]. GRIMES. President.
Piled In ofics q Recorder 81 Dee.7e m +,
April s. 1907
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New Orleans.
spot Markets.
GRAIN MARKETS.

Quotations furnished By Charles G. Gates & Co,
members Chicago Board Of Trade. Munsey Building.
CffHcugo
The Washington herald., 1907-04-10

Quotations furnished By Dick Bros & Co, mem
uers Of the New York and New orleans Cotton q
changes. Iil2 street northwest
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COTTON MARKET.

II aifld-3il-
Xxx dividend S2i5 Der share.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
CLASS POEM.

Our school days now are over
The time for partings near,
And now we go from those we love
And all we hold so dear.
Wher'er we go, whate 'er we do
In this Old world OF ours,
Wen not forget the days now past
AS sweet as springtime flowers.
Another year, another class
Their pennantS will unfold
But none to us will ever be
Dear as Yale Blue and Old Gold.
Modest, sweet breathed yellow rose
Whose gold promise breathes
OF all the wealth of June's glad
days
OF youth and woodland wreaths.
You are our emblem, praised and
loved
BY all who see you bloom
We hope to be promise sweet
As you are rose of June.
Then fare thee well, oh bonny days
From toll and care so free
In which we kept the sunshine
bright
And left the shadows flee.
And now we open wide the door
The thin part;tion wall
That separates our year of dreams
From duty's waiting call.
And tho some shall walk meath
sunny skies
Upon the blue hills crest
And some shall go midst frowning
wales
Finding thru all no rest.
May we all bring joy to aid the sad
And strength to aid the weak
May we find patience day by day
The kindly word to speak.
May we be patient, strong to bear
SO pure, that all our length
OF days, be spent to prove this
truth
"'Tis virtue kindles strength, Z"
Then here's to the class so loyal,
Then here's to the class so brave
May we ever stand for the truc, the
fright
And the freedom our heros gave.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01

lence has advanced with years,
without regard to whether the
of Individual brilliarcy
has increased or decreased. But,
more than anything else, it seems
the decrease in the sentimental side
of baseball is due to the increase
of the commercial spirit in the
game itself and TO the steadily de-
creasing proportion of sentiment in
the makeup Of the average Ameri-
can citizen.
There is less Of hero worship:ng
in every branch of public life than
there was a score of years ago.
Baseball is no exception. The
greater part of the American pub
lie has come to worship the dollar
above everything else. The spirit
of commercialism has its influence
on baseball, both ms regards the
men engaged in it and its patrons.
Instead Of being mere sport or
pasttime, baseball is serious bust
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-06-01
WORSHIP OF BALL PLAYERS
is A THING OF THE PAST

An eastern baseball authority
complains that baseball is losing
its sentimental side and points to
the hero wOrshiping of former days
and the lack of it at present. 1t is
maintained and with small chance
Of contradiction, that the diamond
heroes in the days of Mike Kelly,
John Clarkson, Cap. Anson, Tim
keefe and Dan Brothers were great
er heroes than the great players OF
today, like Lajole, Wagner, Math-
ewson, and Waddell.
1t is not said that the players
of other days were any greater in
ability or achievement. That is a
disputed point ON which the two
generations of baseball patrons
never will agree, but there can be
no disputlng the giants of other
days were made greater idols by
more fans than arc tho leading
stars of today. Somo have attrib-
uted this change of sentiment 10