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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
CH|LDR[N'S DAY
EXERCISES.
Observance Of Date VIII BE Fittin8ly
Had With Appropriate
Programs.

Tomorrow will be observed as Chill
dren's Day in the M. E. churches at
L'Anse and Pequaming with appropri-
ate exercises.
During the past few weeks the little
ones under the dictatorship Of the pas
tor, Rev. H. N. Aldrich, have been un-
dergoing rigid rehearsal preparatory to
the day and are now ready to show for
their work.
Following are the programs
PEQUAMNG-10:30 A. M,
Song, Summer Garlands" .........
..............T The Sunday School
Recitation, Opening Address"
................. george DOH
PRAYER AND LORDS PRAYER.
The Pastor and Congregation.
Recitation, welcome" ..............
................Es Esther Anderson
Carol, "Our Offering. =. The School
Recitation, "Children's Day" .........
Recitation, 1--WE Are Glad Today" =.
................. Marion Bergen
Hymn, Shepherd of Tender Youth.
.................... The School
Recitation, Don't Be Cross.
...................J John Hopkins
Recitation, Children" n"............
...............C Carmen Anderson
Baptism of Infants and Reception
of Members.
Recitation, Golden Days" ......
................E Esther Lofquisi
Carol, June Time. 49,. The Schoo
Recitation, "Garlands" ...... Glass
Song, "A Golden Sunbeam" -. Glass
Recitation, June. 49,. Joe Forsyth
Recitation, "Be Happy. ..:.....
.................H Harold Peterson
Recitation, Remember Us" "..........
Nels Nelson
Song "'Stand UP For Jesus" School
Recitation, my Mission. .. ........
Glass Exercise
Carol, "Where Violets Grow" .Schoo
Recitation, "What Jesus Says" $500.
.............Si Six Little Tots
Song, Beautiful Bird of Summer"
.......... Gertrude Aldricf
Recitation, "His Lambs" ...........
........... Seven Little Folks
Motion Song, Bright Little Sunbeams'
Infant Glass
Recitation, Spring Is Here" ....
.................. Mary Hedmar
Carol, Summer Days" The Schoo
Rac;tat;on, .sTbankful Joe,'
................... wine Beer
Offering, for the Children's Educa-
tional Fund.
Quartet, "Your Gifts. ........ Choil
Recitation, "Over the Sea-. Julia Cal
Carol, "Send The Light" The Schoo
Doxology and Benediction.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
ARRANGEMENTS
NEAR COMPLETION.
Fourth Of July Committee Have Bust.
ness End Of Celebration
Wen In Hand.

''Its going to be 'rouser' and one of
the best we ever had, I" said one Of the
Fourth Of July committeeman to THE
SENTINEL reporter this week, and judg-
ing from further conversation we GER
tainly believe it to be so.
The general committee held session
the fore part of the week and complet-
ed the werk of making appointments of
subcommittee, and Immediately set
each at its respective work.
The following named persons were
chosen:
Reception w. L. Mason, August
Menge, Herman j. Seifert, R. C. Will
liams, Thomas Deschaine and Anselin
Boivin.
Grafton and Reader-Attys. Joseph
J. O'Connor and w. l.. Mason.
Sports:- Edward Seavoy, J. j..
O'Connor, T. G. Bellanger, w. B. Self
ert.
Fireworks Edward Sicotte, Peter
Sands, Henry Johnston.
Decoration John Sands, M. Hooke, F.
w. Foote, Henry Sands, Frank Collins,
L. j. Menard.
Street Lights P. Bulger, Andrew
johnson, Octave Sicotte.
Dance:- G. A. Trudeau, E. Collins,
Andrew johnson, M. Seavoy.
Reeeption:-W. T. Menge, M. Hooke,
E. Seavoy, P. Bulger, F. w. Foote,
John Sands, Henry Johnston, Henry
Sands.
Floor E. Collins, C. H. Menge, E.
Sicotte, F. Johnson, l.. j. Menard.
The above, with the general commit
tee named last week, will constitute the
management and are sparing no time or
efforts to make the event a success.
Among the selections made for the
special duties, John o. Maxey has been
chosen as Marshal of the Day and
Reader. Atty. w. L. Mason as Presi-
dent of the Day, and Atty. Joseph j..
O'Connor, the Speaker of the Day.
Through Secretary Trudeau special
invitations have been issued to Baraga
Fire Department, Baraga Longshore-
men, Baraga Aerie of Eagles, Kewee-
nav Bay Modern Woodmen and numer-
Gus other organizations throu ghout the
county and SO far nearly all have stat
ed that they would be present in uni
form rank.
The Isle Royale Band of fifteen pieces
has been secured to furnish music for
the Firemen's dance which OCCURS on
Friday evening, July Sd, and for the
day following. This band is considered
to be among the best in the copper
country, being composed of many of the
old time band favorites as well as new.
Various other musical organizations
have also been secured for the day, SO
there will be no lack from this stand
point.
Since our last issue several of the
concerns doing business in L'Anse but
with headquarters elsewhere, have con-
tributed very generously to the support
Of the affair and the subscription has
now reached the point where the COM
mittee can insure only the best of ev-
erything. So Come to L'Anse for
the Fourth"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
For Sale.

A new handmade blackboard. We
ara also prepared to make all kinds of
buggies and wagons. All kinds of car
riage painting and finishings.
OCTAUE SICoTTE,
5-23-tf. L'Anse, Mich.
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Yeas-Johnson, Rambaud, Blanken-
horn, O'Connor, Levitan. Nays, none.
The assessment roll, duly certified to
by the Board of Review, was presented
by the assessor and examined by the
Council.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, that the assessment roll as
presented by the assessor and certified
to by the Board of Review, be and the
some is hereby approved, confirmed and
adopted as the assessment roll Of the
village Of L'Anse for the year Of 1908,
and the percentage to be raised on said
assessment roll shall be one and one
fourth (1a) per cent upon the real and
personal property within the corporate
limits of the village.
Yeas-Johnson, Rambaud, Blanken-
horn, O'Connor, Levitan.
Nays-None.
On motion and support the Council
adjourned.
C. D. SHEA, Clerk,
Old papers at the SENTINEL Office
CO.. xho all s,xvv, ~ k
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
House For Sale.

My residence on Lot 2, Block IL, in
the village of L'Anse. Also good barn
for sale or rent.
Mrs. FRANK SENGEBUscH
Inquire at M. Hansen's store. L'Anse
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
OFFICIAL.

L'Anse, Mich, June 4, A. D. 1903.
A regular session of the common
conncil of the village of L'Anse was
held in the council chamber on the
above date at o'clock, p. m. There
were present Patrick Bulger, Trustees
Johnson, Rambaud, Blankenhorn, o Con-
nor and Levitan, and C. D. Shea, clerk.
Absent, Trustee Williams.
Minutes of meeting of May were
read and approved.
The following bills were allowed by
the vote following:
Beardslee Chandelier Mfg. Co.,
electric supplies. .$31 80
Standard Oil Co. ...... ....... 8 60
Louis J. Menard, freight on car
OF coal. 20 70
Louis ]. Menard, freight and
drayage. ...............,... ~ w
Baraga Lumber Co., stakes -. 9 90
Baraga Lumber Co., 5000 feet of
plank .l21 6S
Fort Wayne Electric Works, cleo
trio supplies. .................. 85 II
Ed Case, hauling coal to power
house 21 2l
Matt Hansen, mdse. to power
house Observation-Disclosures. II 25
C. d. Shea, q days at water
WOTk. w
Patrick Bulger, day at water
WOTkS W
Eustache Duschano, 6 days at
cemetery. ............ IL 90
Electric Appliance Co., electric
supplies. So IL
Oliver Deroshe, 19a days on
streets at $1.75. ................ "a Is
Dan Shea, 43 days on streets at
pl tO.... ........... ............ 90
George st. Onge, A days labor
on streets Z SO
Mike Credon, 81 days labor. ..... 13
Samuel Johnston, 2 days labor. so
Sam Boivin, II days team at 4.50 z SO
Mike Novak, 1 day labor -. .I... SO
Louis Pauseau, 2 days labor. -. 8 SO
Joseph McKindles, 81 days labor
team at 4 80 >. % 81
Thomas Fitzpatrick, 132 days la
Dor -. 2s So
Henry Furnor, I day team. ..... 25
Joseph LaDuc, day team $500. so
w. s. Crebsssa, Z days team. 8 SO
Meador Seavoy, Z days team 49,. 8 SO
Henry Sands, repairing culvert.. ! 0O
Joseph Bellanger, 2 days labor :. so
Andrew Johnson, 3 days labor. 6 90
Peter Sands, timber. r............ OO
Cham Deschaine, load brick 49,. SO
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
ATTENTION.

Notice is hereby Civ
en- that all persons
owning horses and
bulls are strictly for
hidden topermit same
to run at large within
the village limits. All
animals so found will
be placed in pound
without further no.
tice. BY order Of
Village Council.
'L'Anse, June 13, 'O8.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
Plants For Sale.

Cabbage and Tomato plants for sale
Cabbage 35c per hundred. Tomato 10c
per dozen.
CHAs PRICE.
Baraga Mich.
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L'ANsE-7:0O p. M.

L'ANsE-7:0O p. M.
Song, Message of the Flowers" School
Recitation, Introductory Speech"
Raish Menge
PRAYER AND LORDS PRAYER.
Pastor and Congregation.
Song, "With Banners Waving" School
Recitation, "Welcome" ...........
................G Gertrude Aldrich
Recitation, .In The Morning"
Mamie Robin
Carol, "a Song of Joy" ...... School
Recitation, Silently" Grace Campbell
Recitation, "The Nearest Duty" ..:...
Rose Levitan
Solo, "Blessings' Ruth Thoresen
Recitation, His Flock" ..............
................... Vera Carlson
Recitation, ''Inasmuch". Four Girls
Solo, Suffer The Children To Come.
..................... Nancy Case
Recitation, Reach Out" Ruth johnson
Carol, ''Bells of Childhood" -. Glass
Recitation, BIRD Songs" .............
.................. :. Jean Campbell
Recitation, Ills Message.
................ Frederic Aldrich
Song, "Tis Children's Day.. School
Recitation, The Fathers Care" ......
Ella Johnson
Recitation, Roses" Ruth Thoreson
Song, ION Lightest Wing" ...........
Infant Class
Recitation, Giving" Edmond Aldrich
Song, Birdie, Love You So" ......
Floyd McGregor and Gertrude Aldrich
Offering, for Children's Educa-
tional Fund.
Recitation, Summer Flowers" .......
.Verneta Herlick
Solo, Tributes" ........ Rose Levitan
Recitation, Chorus of the Flowers.
.................. Hilma Airie
Song, "When Flowers Appear" School
Recitation, Buds. Infant Class
Recitation, ''What Would Jesus Do.
Ada Johnston
Song, "Up, UP With the Sum" 80.
.............. intermediate Class
Recitation, "Joy Cometh". Four Boys
Recitation, AFTER" Phoebe jackson
Song, ''On the Way. ......... School
Doxology and Benediction.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13
For Sale

Green Hardwood.
MEADoR SEAvoYx
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13

Old papers at the SENTINEL Office
for the small sum of &c.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-06-13

The following table will show the
prospect at the present time for a crop
of the various kinds of fruit in the
State and the different sections:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27
ENTRIES GROWING
FOR PRESTON MEET.

With such men as Charles Ssitz. OF
the New York Athletic Club. Pendleton,i
Of the Episcopal High School; ThraI. /
Of Technical; Royce, or the National
Guard; Martin. OF Georgetown. and
Dick, OF Central High School, in ths
100-yard dash, the games next Safur-
dey under the auspices Of the Preston
University School at the American
League PaTa, promise to be a big sue
cess.
The twO-mile run has brought out
some Of the best distance men In this
vicinity. Lorando. the former George
Washington star; Fleming, OF George
Washington; White, of the Blooming
dale Athletic Club, and several men
from the Gross Country Run Club OF
Baltimore are listed.
An added attraction will be the base
ball game St Stephens Institute. OF
the Capitol City League, will cross bats
witch the Commissioners. OF the Mar
quette League. The Commissioners are
now leading in the Marquette League,
and Capt Willie Handiboe has q
good lineup ready for the fray on Sat
urday. Captain MOriartty, OF ST.
Stephens Institute team, Will in all
likelihood use his regular lineup. and
as the field and track games viii be
hustled, the baseball game should
start about { O'Clock. The lineup OF
tho two teams cannot be given defn-
itely.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27
GEORGETOWN PRIMED
FOR METROPOLITANS

The scheduling Of game with the
Metropolitan Club for tomorrow after
noon on Georgetown Field viii give the
followers Of baseball in Washington one
more chance of seeing GeOrgetOwn's
team in action, as we'll as determining
the playing strength Of the CluDmen.
IN order TO set aside whatever
chances there might be OF presenting
too strong q lineup for the MetrOpOl-
itaus and also 10 make the game inter
estinE. )rgetowns lineup will differ
widely from that which has appeared
10 the college games this season Dan
any. one of the substitute twirlers, Will
officlate in the box for the collegians.
with Joe Montgomery, another pitcher.
at the receiving end Of the battery,
''Dukey'' Mess is Carded TO cavort
around IN McDonaIds position at first
base, with Zig Cy at third.
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Smith Almost Goes Route,
But Has to Haze all Explosion
Maybe Some Day He'll Last the Distance-Freeman
Sure Enough Hero Sacrifice Wth'One
Out Saves Game.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

In the two innings he worked the only
ball that came near Shipke was La
JOie's smash in the ninth round. that
could not have been stopped with q
net. For all practical purposes there
might just as well have been no third
baseman In those two innings, much
less great one.
Then. 20 rub it in. Fate brought about
the condition IN the ninth inning where
above all things Washington needed
somebody who could hit, even II he
could not cover a square foot In held
Ike instead OF AltizeT. Yet few baseball
managers take to drink.
Charley Hickman did not deliver hit
when he went to bat for Joss with two
out and three on bases IN the seventh
inning, but II he can always get the
ball out Of the infield as FAR as he did
on that long fly to Ganley. he viii be a
mighty useful asset TO q club with as
good chances in the rPce as Cleveland,
which can well afford TO carry sac
rifce swatter to help in close games by
bringing a man hl me from third,
Charles deserves the flowers his friends
IN Almas Temple gave him. and We nope
this viii DO his best year in baseball
A change has come over the spirit Of
those IA the box office at the local ball
yard, and yesterday somebody thought
TO send a messenger TO the press DoA
with the Information that the game on
Thursday will begin 81 2.30 instead OF
$50 D. m in crdcr TO allow the Wash
ingtOn team 10 catch a train FOR BOs-
ton on that freal: schedule IN the Amer
lean League this year Yesterday was
the proper time 10 make that announce
ment, and IL would do no harm 90 re-
peat it today, lest some forget.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27
WILMINGTON CLUB
WITHOUT A LEADER
players Can't Collect Funds to
Leave City-Sell Grounds
to Pay Salaries.

WILMINGTON. Del. May Z7.-After a
short but strenuous and stormy career,
during which it flashed in the front
place in the league, the Wilmington
Union League baseball club has dis
banded.
The games the team had scheduled in
this city for today with Baltimore viii
not be played, and, in fact, the team
as a team and representing this city
will play no more games this season.
Several players left for their homes
last evening, and those who remained
viii depart today. The club was sup
posed to have gone 10 Brooklyn yester-
DAY, but the men We're without money
and We're unable TO get there. All eff
forts 10 secure financial backing failed.
Arrangements have been made with an
attorney 10 sell the grounds at River
view. and the proceeds turn over to the
players 20 pay them at least IN part for
s8sir services since the beginning Of the
season
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27
BREAKS
INTO Won COLUMN
Miserable Fielding ReSpOns,
ible for Westerns Defeat.
Neat Squeeze Play.

In a game replete with errors and
amateurish plays at Union League Park
yesterday Eastern High School broke
into the won column by downing East
ern, ( 70 8.
The hitting was light. and the game
lacked action despite the close score.
The numerous niscues figured largely
In the result H0dEson. twirling for the
losers, put up a really classy game hold
ing the Capitol Hu squad 10 three hits.
but his ragged support gave his op-
ponents a lead IN the third.
In the eighth a base on balls gave
Western a chance 10 score. MaIlan,
who was passed. stole second and third,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27
PETwORTHS DEFEATED.

The Star team defeated the Pet
worths yesterday in a poorly played
game on Petworth's new grounds by "A
to II.
The feature was the hitting OF the
Star team The star team wants games
with teams averaging seventeen years
old. Address ]. Watson. Star.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27

Earned rUns-WashingtOn, 2. CIeve-
land. 2. First base by erTors-Washing-
ton, .; Cleveland, ], Left on bases
Washington, 4, Cleveland, s. First base
on balis-On Smith, 5, or Rhoades. J.
Innings pitched-By joss, 8: by
RhOades. 8 Hits made-On Joss. 3: on
Rhoades. 1. Struck OUt-By Joss, ]: by
Smith, 8. Three-base hit-Milan. Two
base hits-Lajoie, Turner. Sacrifice hits
-Altizer %, Shipke. Bemis. Stolen
base-Birmingham. Double plavs-Tur-
ner 20 Lajoie 70 Stovall; Mcbride 10
Delehanty 10 Freeman. Umpire-Nr
Evans Time Of game hour and 30
minutes
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Len on bases-E1asterTl. O. Western 4. First
base on balls-OE Whitney. 2 Struck out
BY whitney. To- by Hodgsout s. Sacrifice hits
Parker 90. AlcGifin. stolen bases-WhIt-
ney, smith, Bradley %. VsnderlIp %. Hi.
Martin Robson. Howard. Guy. Mslloa ~,
Donovan FElt by pitchsT-By Whitney. !,
by HOdEs0n. / Passed baIls-Martin o.
CmpIrs-Afr. Hughes. Times OF gams-i hour
and - minutes
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Earned runs-WashingtOn. 3; Allen
town, First base on balls-OR Har-
vey, /. Off Mckay, l. Struck out-By
Harvey, 2; by Mckay. 2; by Borden. 2
Home runs Shaughnessy. Sawyer.
ThTee-base hits-MiddletOn, Holmes,
Corners, Gilbert. Double Dlay-Harvey
10 Corners. Umpires-Messrs Coma
very ana TastersOn.
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The Officials.

and went home on a squeeze play by
Guy.
Howard. Westerns catcher. IS credited
with two OF the three hits made by his
team while the consolation prize should
go TO Bone. who made five OF the seven
miscues marked up against the West
erners
The score
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A. A. A. SANCTIONS
TIMES AUTO RUN
Chairman BeecrOft, of Asso-
citation Technical Commit
tee, Will Referee.

The American Automobile Association
this morning granted it's official sanction
to The Washington Times endurance
run OF July 8. and manifested further
interest in the event by appointing Da-
vid Beecroft, secretary of its technical
committee. and one of the foremost au-
thOrities on auto competition In this
! country. 10 act as referee.
Mr.. Beecroft in a telegram received
this morning. states that he viii be in
the city Tor several days preceding the
event and viii work Ia conjunction with
the technical committee of the Washing
ton Auto Club in perfecting the arrange
ments for conducting the test President
Caverly. of the local club, and rep
fresentatIve o fThe Times meet today 10
Iiscuss the naming OF such q committee
and 10 suggest plans 1Or promoting the
event.
Entry blanks were issued yesterday
and may be had from any OF the local
garages or from The Times. Blanks
must be accompanied with the entrance
fee Of $40, and must reach this office
on or before June 5.
pathfinder Provided.
A pathfinder vii go over the route
OF the run. as mapped out in yester-
days Times. on Friday. In the party VIII
be a representative of the automobile
club, a Times reporter, and phOtOgra-
pheT This force WLlCOllCCL complete in-
formation regarding the condition of the
roads and viii compile log book COW
eTinE distances. turns. ana other in
formation necessary TO those who Will
make the run on July 9
In Sundays Times viii be published
the rules Of the contest, q map and
description of the course.
From present indications The Wash
tngton Times contest promises TO rank
with the leading endurance runs of the
present season. The distance, $50 miles,
and the course, which lies over roads
that AFFORD grueling tests from the
standpoint of bad going and hill climb
ing, Is ideal Tor such a trip.
A. a. A. Rules Enforced.
The rules Of the A. A. A. Will be fol-
bowed to the letter, with no modihca-
tons whatever, thus qualifying the
competitors in this run for the award of
THE gold and silver trophies awarded
by the association for noteworthy per
f1OrmauCes by cars entered in its sane
.Jioned events. In addition The Times
will give silver cups To the winners,
and all cars going over the course VIII
be entitled 10 the A A AS certificate
tor what 10 has accomplished.
Every effort Will be made by the pro-
smoters TO attract entries from we'll
known Out-of-town drivers as well as
from local firms. The cooperation OF
the local automobile club, the Dealers
Association, which conducted the last
Times Sealed Bonnet Contest. and the
National Association assures the smooth
running or Of the event.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-27

AS we were saying about luck, who
would have thought that II would turn
Washington's way enough 10 let the
Nationals take ninth-inning game
from Cleveland by 8 to ?, with two
hands out
We have had a lot OF baseball luck
in this town recently, but 1t has run
mostly In the direction OF keeping the
other fellows from making a holy show
of US when they once got Us licked AS
a rule, the luck ana the pitchers faded
in the last one or two innings, and II
is refreshing 10 record such d change
in program as that seen yesterday.
For. although Washington touched
the Nap pitchers for nine hits, includ-
ing a triple of JOSS by Milan, there was
an element Of good fortune that caused
Freeman. who had made one hit, and
that a very scratchy one, in the pre-
vious four games, 10 come 10 the rescue
with a clean single 10 right at the Psy-
Geological moment, and score Pickering
from second.