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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12

Considerable anxiety was manifested
here Monday rs to the safety and welfare
of the Str. Beatty. which left this port
Saturday evening. with cargo Of
lumber from the Nester docks, when
it was learned that severe storm
had visited the portion Of the lake of
White Fish point. It was estimated that
the steamer would have just about
reached that point by Sunday evening,
and as no news Of her passage at the
500 was learned it was feared that she
had met her fate. Later information
relieved the situation as it was found
that she had tied-in before the storm
came, and proceeded on her way after
wards in safety.
Watch for the Sidney Smith. Coming
out soon.
The funeral Of the late Peter J.
Goldbach was held Monday morning
from st. AIMS church. Rev. FIR. Faust,
officiating. There was large number
of persons in attendance. The remains
we're laid at rest in Barsga cemetery.
Attys. A. E. Miller, Of Marquette and
Thomas Wood, of Duluth were in Baraga
several days this week securing data
and other information in connection
with the matters pertaining to the case
of Berg w The d. s. S. & A. railroad
company, in which the plaintiff seeks to
recover for injuries sustained by her
son last summer. The attorneys above
mentioned represent the railroad
company's interests.
Ell Foro, the coming popular smoke,
for popular smokers. Wait for its
initial appearance.
According to . copper country pape I
Clarence Burns, one of Bsraga's strong.
est and most prominent hockey players
has located in Houghton for the winter.
He il to be given try-out for position
Burns is rated among the best OF
on the Houghton hockey team. Boy
amateurs.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12

Hockey Team
Has Organized.
~. 6. Birk Chosen MANAGER and Mem
bers Erect Rink It BAH Park.

I've challenge all amateurs in hook
ey and will bar none" says Manager
Birk, Of the newly organized Baraga
Hockey team, perfection of which oc-
Cured during the present week.
Baraga Is, as we understand it, to be
given some Of the greatest enjoyment
in hockey this season as has ever been
its pleasure. The team is composed of
some Of the fastest hoekeyists which
can be procured, and Friday the con-
struction Of 4 new and splendid rink
was begun. The grounds used last
year for base ball park il to be con-
verified into this rink and an ice space
of 170x70 feet will be made.
1t is expected that by Sunday next,
weather being suitable fer ice making,
that everything will be in readiness for
the initial game.
Manager Birk has issued notices to
other managers to this effect and while
no definite arrangements have a yet
been made, it is safe to assume that
by the middle of next week such will
be secured and the people given a
treat.
The personnel Of the team this year
is as follows:
Goal-George Peters.
Point William Parkinson.
Cover-James Mcmahon, Jr.
Rover-John Long.
Center and Capt. "A. Girard.
Right Wing-W William Schwalm.
Left Wing-C. Burns.
Substitute-G Peters.
Managers of hockey teams through
out the upper peninsula are requested
to write to Mr.. Birk for dates and he
states he will endeavor to accommodate
all amateur corners.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12

Next week smokers will be offered
the new brand Of cigars which are
from the mandatory Of Nick Stein, of
this village. For the past few months
the employees have been active in the
making up Of stock and now having
become seasoned and ready for the
market the brands known as the Sidney
Smith and FL Faro, will be offered to
Christmas and holiday trade. The new
brands are Of pleasing shape to the ex-
acting smoker and Is an AL. stock is
used in them. the proprietor will have
but little trouble in introducing the
goods.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12
CArissmas Holidays ss seAss,.

The dsts for the closing sf the
schools within Baraga township for he
Xmas Asiiaays = given = Wednesday
sftsrnssa, Dsesabss IA. o. tAse
Iuss via sscasP he rsaditisa sf -
yssisus Dssgrsas sev sa6sr prspass-
~ h ~ A9afsat dspert0eats and
.sSkssan. AZ ~ slsss II ~ sxsreiess
-sinlsda u1n - disaisssA ~ ssssnA
HsaAay, Jansasy ~. 49,.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12
Notice to Taxpayers.

The tax roll for Baraga township for
the year 1908, 10 now in my hands for
collection. will be at my Office in w.
C. Birk's store every Friday from "a.
m. until p. m. each week for that
purpose and at the Office Of Mass Mining
Co, at Keweenaw Bay on Thursday
December II and "A. and January TIL, for
said purpose.
Respectfully
WuILAm 4. CRAnAA,
TswnsAip Treasures.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12

We. ths undsryjSned, dssirs TO thank
tAslnany frjsnds for the nunsrous sets
If kindness shows - during he illness
I'D sftsr the dssth Of ear beloved
father, Pstsr J. Goldbach, aad sssurs
al that 49, scts Win alwsys b chss-
Md = suF neucsy.
N. - ~. NJ. zslanEx
- Nhnflv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-12-12
OF Interest to Teachers.

Duringthe present week Commissioner
8. 0. Clinton was in receipt of =
number of copies of Bulletin No, 16,
1909, Teachers Examinations, issued by
the State Superintendent Of Public
instruction. which contains valuable
information to teachers and others con-
templating taking such. Copies Of these
bulletins may be had upon application
to the Commissioner.
The oasis., 1908-08-22

was in Washington, holding a
clerkship in one Of the depart.
ments Returning here he was
connected with the management of
the Montezuma hotel, of which his
father, the late George Christ Sr.,
was proprietor. During his stay
here he was prominent and active
in local politics, both his father
and himself being leaders in the
republican party with a strong per-
sonal following. When the elder
Mr.. Christ was made United States
surveyor general in 1897 the son
was appointed to a clerkship in
that office, which was then at Tue
son; and when the office was re-
moved to Phoenix he went there
The oasis., 1908-08-22

with IT, Within the past year he
had reached the post Of chief clerk.
Some years ago Mr.. Christ was
married to Miss Christine Earnest
Of Phoenix, whose death preceded
that of her husband but q few
months They leave no children.
AT the time of his decease Mr..
Christ was thirty.seven years and
six days of age. ln'the passing of
Mr. Christ Arizona has lost good
citizen, the public service a faithful
official, his immediate family de-
voted son and brother, and he
leaves a wide circle of friends to
mourn his loss.
The immediate surviving rela-
tives of Mr., Christ are his mother,
The oasis., 1908-08-22
Death OF George Christ.

A telegram from Los Angeles
Tuesday to Mr. E. Titcomb of No
gales announced the death in that
city on that day of Mr. George
Christ, chief clerk in the office of
the United States surveyor general
of Arizona at Phoenix, whose SER
ious illness was announced some
weeks ago.
Mr.. Christ was quite i'll when he
returned to Phoenix from the
Grand Canon of the Colorado
river, where be had been in COM
pany with Mr.. Titcomb early in
July. Afterward he was taken to
Los Angeles for medical treatment
and change of air, but the change
was of no benefit. Summoned to
his bedside his mother, Mrs. Mary
Christ, left Nogales Friday of last
week, reaching Los Angeles a couple
OF days before the end came.
Deceased was a resident of No
gales many years, having come to
the line city with his fathers
family in the SOS. A part of the
time during their residence here he
The oasis., 1908-08-22

Mrs Mary Christ; his sisters. M.
NJ I'itcomb Of Nogales; Mrs Amv
Jones Of Wilcox, Ariz.; Mrs & 4
Kingsley Of Guaymas; and Mr..
Nourse OF Los Angeles (who. with
his mother, was at Georges bedside
wnen he passed away; and hi.
brother, Mr.. Charles Christ, who i
in the PHILIPPINES. In their sad
bereavement the family have the
sincere sympathy of a host Of
friends.
The oasis., 1908-08-22

1t took four coaches to accom-.
modate the excursionists to Santa
Cruz Sunday over the new Cana.
nea-Nogales branch Of the Cananea,
Yaqui River q Pacific railroad.
The oasis., 1908-08-22
NOTICE.

THE OASIS will be found on file
IN the following places:
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
COMPLAINT HEARD
BY THE RAILROAD
COMMISSION
CHARGE AGAINST RA4ARoADs eY
MACON e. BRUNSWICK NAVlGA~
TON CON pANY WAS ARGUED
THURSDAY.

The case If the Macon and Bruins
wick Navigation Company against the
a.. b. & a. and the Southern Rail
way. charging discrimination at this
port, was heard before the railroad
commission Thursday, but no decision
was rendered, the commission taking
the case under adyisement. Speaking
Of the case, the Atlanta Georgian Of
yesterday says:
IN hearing before the railroad
commission Thursday, officials of the
Macon and Brunswick Navigation
Company declared that the Southern
railway and the Atlanta Birmingham
& Atlantic railroad together with the
Brunswick Steamship Company have
entered into an apparent coalition TO
prevent the river line from building
IN shipping business. The hearing
twas a petlon brought by the NJ. e b..
Co to compel the Southern and the
Atlanta. Birmingham and Atlantic to
grant them the same wharfage facili-
tiles at Brunswick as are granted to
other nnes.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
ASK SALARIES
FOR SOLICITORS
SUCH A BILL HAS BEEN INTRO.
DUCED IN THE LEGe
ISLATURE.

a measure Oh nucl III 'poF'ance was
luat i l"''ou"ceo pE 7en't'Ors es'ooN
niocN anu lO""'u' "n" WHICH " 90
p9io'e 'ne 8eheIal Jooic'aty cpn'''il',
tee lhurSuay' i ue DIN " ol'"c'V!'
,A'o la", WI" pace all OF the Soilc'-
TORS Oh 'he various Judlclal circuits
IN me state on salaries. instead OF al
lowing these solicitors to get thelr
support from fees
II has been stated that The amount
.cf money received from the solicitors
.of the several circuits varied from
81 600 to $4,000 per year and the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
KNIGHTS WILL
ALSO MEET HERE
ANOTHER CONVENTION TO ABE
TO LONG LIST TO BE HELD
IN THIS CITY.

Around 60 to rs delegates have
been named by the. ten Knights of
Pythias lodges of the First district to
ATTEND the semi-annual district con-
vention to be held in Brunswick On
August llth in Castle HALL over the
National Bank.
Every lodge in Coffee, Ware, Pierce,
Charlton Camden, Wayne and Glynn
counties will be represented.
Waycross will send five delegates
and will make an effort to secure the
December convention
Reports coming in to the officers of
the district are flattering. All Pythian
lodges have made steady gains during
the past term, while two or three
new lodges have been instituted
c. II. Lowther, of Waycross, is pres
ident of the district convention and
will call the body to order. All OF
| the degrees will be eXemplfed and
work of importance to the lodges OF
the district concluded before the en-
ltertainment feature cf the program
Both lodges of Brunswick will unite
in making the stay of the delegates Q
| pleasant one
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
MOTORBOAT OWNERS
ENTER A STRONG
PROTEST.
AGAINST THE ORDINANCE INTRO
DUcED' IN COUNCIL THURSDAY
NIGHT--TAEY WILL STRONGLY
OPPOSE ITS PASSAGE.

The many Brunswick motorboat
owners are up in arms in their pro
test against the ordinance introduced
at the meeting of council Thursday
night, making it unlawful for any Of
the little boats to land at any wharf
in the city or 10 be anchored within
90 feet 0i any wharf, and when coun-
ell meets to act on the ordinance it
win find Petition against the ordl-
nance signed by all OF the motorboat
owners and many other citizens.
The ordinance was introduced and
placed on its first reading Thursday
night and~will probably come up for
action at the next regular meeting Of
council. As soon as the owners of
the little pleasure craft read in The
News y&Aerday that the ordinance had
been ilfsf0duced they got busy and
will ked@ 4 work fighting the measure
until it rs 'finally settled.
The rnotorboat owners claim that
the ordinance will work a great hard.
ship on them as it provides that "it
shall be unlawful for any person to
tie or have remaining at or anchored
within sky feet Of any dock within
the fire limits. except at public land
ings owned BY the city, in the city
of Brunswick, any boat, vessel or wa
ter craft using gasoline, naptha. alco-
mol, gas or other explosive power or
any such vessel or craft using kero-
sene or any liquid fuel for generating
purposes"
The owners Of these little boats
think council is going most too far
with the ordinance and almost every
one Of them will join in the fight for
the defeat Of the ordinance
They claim that under the terms OF
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
HIGH SCORES WERE MADE.
Members Of Gun Club DID Good Shoot.
ing Yesterday

III spite of the rain yesterday after
noon q large number Of the members
Of the gun club participated in the
regular weekly shoot yesterday after
noon and some excellent scores were
made.
The first medal was won by Dr. G.
w Blanton On the unusual high score
Of AZ out Of 80. The second medal
went to 7 W. Mallard, who made a
score Of 45 out Of 30. Some of the
other members made scores Of Al
and A.
The members are enthusiastic over
their big tournament to be held on
Cumberland shortly ard a large num-
Der Of them will attend.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
BRYAN WON ON
FIRST BALLOT
WAS NOMINATED EARLY YEsTER-
DAY MORNING AFTER ALL
NIGHT SESSION.
Fight for oeccnd Place on the Ticket
Was a Spirited one Which Re
sultea in the Naming ct
indiana Man.

Denver. Colo. July 10.-Wuiiam
Jennings Bryan, Of Nebraska, was
nominated as the democratic caud'-
date for president by the democratic
national convention this morn
las shortly before O'Clock. The
H., ,yentiou had been in session dur
in, he entire night, adopting the plat
tn@,@ nd disposing OF other business
ana !, was shortly before mldnlsAI
tbat ~ ne minating began
T,s n.,.-a. of Bryan. Johnson aad
crav wers nr, sented TO the con'en
.tson rscb 81 n, m was received win
mn, nntbusiasm but when Mr. Bry
ans name was prese. ''0' ''''
ton simply went wild. h ao,,an
When the voting began w." -.
ton was in an uproar but ''1 -, -,
man succeeded in getting oG2*. -
Alabama was called on for b@F 5,.
When that state cast her vote SOM -
for the Nebraskau there was ancthee
outburst Of enthusiasm ConnecticiH.
was the first state reached which dio
not cast a solid vote for Bryan. that
state casting five votes for Johnson
Delaware was the next break. when
Judge Gray received six votes on
down the line each state Voted almost
sDlhly fer Bryan until Georgia was
reached Tie state cast 20 votes for
Gray for Bryan and 2 for Johnson
N York cast all Of her votes
soil for Bryyan and when tine vote
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
VN.J. BRYAN, OF NEBRASKA,
JOHN v. KERNS, OF INDIANA,
IS THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET
RIOT or SOLDIERS;
MANY ARE ARRESTED
Drunken Soldiers Got Into Fight at
Resort.


Washington, July 10.-As the result
of q serirous riot late Tuesday night
at Riverview. a resort on the Mary
land side Of the Potomac. about IA
miles below here, 25 privates of the
United States army are under arrest
at Fort Washington. Md. and Capt.
Edward N. Macon, who endeavored
to suppress the outbreak suffered a
broken arm, and mapy Of the rioters
sustained painful injuries. The par
Elephants may be court-martialed.
Tuesday being pay day, rs of the
men. it is said, had been drinking, and
became involved in a free for all fight
at Riyerview in which several civilians
participated Men, women and chill
.dren excurslonists fed from the re-
IS srt Captain Macon and company
OF men went to the resort and after
considerable resistance finally put the
rioters under guard at Fort Washing
ton.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
JOHN w. KERN NAMED
AS HIS RUNNING MATE

Tire convention then adjourned until
c,clock this afternoon when the
sconvention was again called to order
for the purpose Of nominating a wee
president Several well organized
booms had been started and the dele
gates went to the convention hall p
faht it out for their fayorite sons. a
large number Of names We're presented
for the second place and when the
vote was taken there were six or sew
en- names to be voted upon.
The Indiana delegation had been
hard at work in the interest OF Jonh
u Kerns. Of Indiana, and when the
voting started it was seen tnal ne
had large following among the dele-
aates from otner states and he recelY-
ed tho nomination on the first ballot.
The name Of ex Governor Douglas
o4 Indiana. was not presented, as was
expecfed neither was that OF Lieu
tenant Governor Chandler, OF Ne"
YORK or Congressman Burton Harrl-
san Of that state 1t appears that
the New York delegation could not
agree upon any man liOA1A e
for the second place and consequently
the delegation did not present any
name
The convention adjourned amid the
greatest enthusiasm and the dele
ea+es left the hall yelling for Bryan
large number Ct them left the CITY
late this afternoon for Lincoln, where
they go to hold conference with ths
nominee concerning his campaign
manager. Although number o.
names are being mentioned it, Is not
vet known who will be selected to that
important position.
The committee, it is understood, VIII
hold a meeting next week for the pur
pose Of taking up a m0eT Of mat
ters.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
MgLTrhliLLloNAlRE MUST
-~, PAY NEWPORT eRocERs

Newport. K l.. July t0.-Frederick
+ Garrettson Il Co. grocers, today,
through the Newport papers take oc-
casion to express the feeling of the
firm toward the credit system in New
port.
Hereafter we have made up our
minds to give credit to no one be-
yond ten days. We are destermined
to stop everlasting credit. No merch-
ants can stand it. We do this in the
interest of those who pay their bills
promptly and in justice to ourselves.
We no longer can take cognizance of
hard luck stories from multi-million-
aires"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
Special Sermon in the Morning and
Union Service at Night.

At the II a. m. service Rev. f.
Kerr will preach the second Of a
series Of sermons on "Methodism." p"
theme, "Methodism as a Church At
tested by InfalIible Proofs" At the
Is p. m. service Rev. F. d. Thomas will
preach. Good music will be rendered
at both services by a quartet. Sunday
: school at 4:30 p. m. Prayer service
on Wednesday at 8 p m. i cordla
welcome awaits all,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
C. P. Goodyear.

The above telegram received by
The News yesterday afternoon, from
Col c. P. Goodyear, gives the full
result Of the action on the bill intro
duced by Hon, Hooper Alexander
providing for the extension Of the
state road to the sea.
Friends Of the bill from both Bruins
wick and Savannah worked for its
passage and now that it has been
passed providing for the appointment
|of committee, it is expected that the
two cities will make fight for the
terminals provided the committee
makes a favorable report.
BY the passage of the bin yester-
day, it appears, it is only provided
for the appointment Of committee
to investigate the adyisability Of ex-
tending the road to the sea. This
committee win thoroughly investigate
the matter and will render their re
port at the next session of the hsgis-
lature The committee will first de-
eide whether or not it is advisable to
extend the road and after this is de-
Icided, if it is to extend the road, then
Brunswick and Savannah will 60 for
ward with their fight for the ternia-
ais.
1t is probable, however, that Bruins
wick will al lnce appoint a commit
tee to take charge of the entire mat
tier and this committee VIII be ready
to present tie claims Of the best port
on the south Atlantic coast wle0 the
time presents itself
AS far as the present legislature is
concerned. il VIII not have anything
further to do with the bill and the
matter viii be inyes lighted by the
committee which VIII report back to
Ithe legislature a year hence
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
LUM5ERmEN LOSE IN
FIGHT AGAINST ROADS
They Must Supply Stakes for Shipping
Of Lumber,

Lumbermen in Brunswick were
very much disappointed at the decis-
ion Of the interstate commerce com
mission on Wednesday, that it was
not the duty Of the railroad to place
stakes on fat cars to insure the safety
of the shipment. It was held by the
lumbermen that the stakes were an
essential part Of the car equipment
and that the railroads. under the law,
should furnish them. The commission
decided that the shipper must furnish
the stakes. There is no appeal from
this decision unless congress is asked
to amend the law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
LUMBER RATES ARE ADJUSTED
The interstate Commission Decided
Against Railroad.

Washington jury 1O--That the
freight rate on yellow pine lumber
from Arkansas to Texas points should
not be higher 10 DesMoines than to
Omaha, was decided by the interstate
commerce commission today
The greater Des Moines committee
had complained against the Chicago
Great Western, Missouri Pacific and
Wabash and other railroads that 27
IL cents per 100 pounds is unjust as
compared with 22 cents from the
same territories to Omaha.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11

engaged in interstate commerce to
| take 0Bt a federal license before it
shall be permitted to control as much
as 20 per cent, of the product in which
It deals, the license TO protect the
public from watered stock and TO pro
hibit the control by such corporations
of more than so per cent. of the total
amount Of any product condsumed in
the United States, and third a law
compelling such licensed corporations
to sell all purchases in all parts of the
country on the same terms after max
ing due allowance Tor cost of transpor-
tation
Banking.
The panic of 1907, coming without
any legitimate excuse, when the re-
publican party had for a decade been
in complete control of the federal
government, furnishes additional proof
that it is either unwilling or incom-
lpetent to protect the interests of the
general public 1t has so linked the
Iccuntry TO Wall street that the sins
of the speculators are visited upon the
whole people. While refusing TO res
cue wealth producers from spoilation
at the hands OF the stock gamblers and
ispeculators in farm products it has
deposited treasury funds without in
terest and without competition, in IA
lVorite banks 1t has used an emer'
Igency for which ii is largely resppn-
sible to force through congress a bin
lchanging the basis of bank currency
and inviting market manipulation and
lhas failed to give the fifteen million
ldepositors OF the country protection
lin their savings.
We believe that in so far as the
needs of commerce require an emer
lgency currency, such currency should
Ibe issued, controlled by the fedora
,goveyrnment and loaned ON adequate
security to national and state banks
We pledge ourselves to legislation
under which the national banks shal
be required to establish a guaranty
fund for the prompt payment of the
Idepostors of any insolyent naticna
bank under an equitable system whicl
shall be available to all state banking
institutions wishing to use it,
The Navy.
The constitutional provision that &
navy shall be provided and maintain
ed means an adequate navy and We
believe that the isterests of this coun
try would be best served by haylng
a navy .suficient TO defend the coast,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
Party Returns.

Supt. J. w. McCollum, of the West
err and Atlantic railroad, returned
to Atlanta last night after spending
a few days in the city and on Cumber-
land. He was travelling in his pri-
Vate car and was accompanied by
party Of his friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-11
Baseball Today.

An interesting game Of baseball will
be played this afternoon between the
team Representing the various banks
In the city and the enc made up of
employees Of the A., B. & A. railroad.
A small admission will be charged
and j: is expected that large crowd
will be out