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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
HON0RS OF THE
 MEDICAL SCHOOL John F. O'Brien, of Meriden, Wins Campbell Gold Medal
 Other Awards. TAFT AND HADLEY THERE Fine Address by Professor William T. Scdgwick, of Massachusetts Insi-
 tute of Technology.
TAFT AND HADLEy THERE

At College street hall announcement of honors by President Hadley was made following the annual address on Medicine at the exercises celebrating the 95th anniversary of the medical de- partment of the university To John Francis O'Brien of Meriden went the Campbell gold medal, awarded for the highest rank In the examinations of the medical course, and which Is con- sidered the highest honor.
 The exercises started at Ave so that President Hadley could arrive from the Law school exercises earlier In the af- ternoon. Here, too, on the platform was Secretary Taft and at the conclu- sion he was given more rousing cheers by the medical men
 Professor William T. sedgwick of the Massachusetts Institute Of Tech nology delivered the annual address, his subject being "The Call to Public Health He spoke in part as follows:
 Prof. scdgcwtck's Address.
 One of, the richest consequences of the scientific age has been the new and higher valuation of human life and human welfare. As long as this world and this life were chiefly held as merely preludes to another and a bet ter health and longevity were lightly esteemed. The divorce of the present and the real from the future and the ideal was the fatal blunder of the mid. | nt~ trt, ,,,J, ~r the Renaissance and of modern times Amy philosophy which holds this pres ent ordinary human life cheaply. Is doomed to failure, The primal call of the scientific age Is to life. and the Nnext to fullness or abundance ar not merely that we may have life but that we may have 1t more abundantly. Science deplores that blind leadership which for so many weary centuries led mankind not only to an ignorant con tempt for the human organism. most precious and most marvellous of all ma chlnery, which 1t saw fit to call mere 'hesh" but also to ingenious and hide ous forms of its modification such as fastings, Negotiations and other hideous erotesque and disgusting forms of worship or penance. Happily new day is dawning In spite of the unfor- tunate fact that physiology, hygiene and sanitation are still despised by many principals and teachers in the lower schools, the rising call for pub lie health is sure patent of whole some change, Instead of clamoring for federal aid or D cabinet secretary of health we may well begin one new era by campaign of education
 The call to public health is the call of the age to better and more efficient living It requires improvement of the environment, of water supplies, milk supplies, housing conditions, air sup plies, ice supplies, food supplies, and
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
ARMSTRONG WINS TOWNSEND PRIZE Most Coveted Honor Attainable by Member of Senior Class of Yale Law
 School. SECRETARY TAFT SPEAKS
 --. L. N't- Great Welcome Given to Candidate for President at Law School Exercises Held Yes
 terday.
SECRETARY TAFT SPEAKS

The eighty-fourth anniversary exer cses of the Yale Law school with the orations for the Townsend prize occur red In Hendrle hall yesterday after noon. Walter Preston Armstrong of Coffeeville, Miss, carried off this prize of sl0o. one of the most coveted honors attainable by members of the senior class In the law department. The sub- ject of his oraticn was Roger R Fancy" and he accorded the jurlst a high place In the history of this coun- try
 Mir Armstrong was graduated from the academic department of Yale with a degree of R 4 in 1906 He has been actively interested in debating through out bis college course and Is the winner of other prizes. As personal friend of
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23

Clifton Junus OHara, Jr,, (cum laude).
 Charles Lyman Stewart (eum laude), Honors have been awarded to mem bers of the second year class as fol- lows;
 Edward Robert McGlynn,
 Rol Hunter McQulston.
 Dennis Thomas O'Brlen.
 Edward Colpitts Weyman,
 Frederick Holme Wiggin, Jr
 Honors have been awarded to mem- bers of the first year class as follows: Howard Francis Bishop.
 Samuel William BotwIck.
 Harry Burnstine,
 James Edward Connor, Jr. Peter Tracy Dondlinger.
 George Hains,
 Clarence Russell Hall
 Charles Kenneth Wynne.
 The Montgomery prize of $50, estab- lished by Phelps Montgomery for that member of the third year class who re- ceives the highest marks at his annual examination, is awarded to Nathaniel Paul Sternc
 The Jewell prize of s5o, established by Honorable Marshall Jewell, for that member of the second year class who receives the highest marks at his an nual examination Is awarded to Fred erick Holme Wigsln, IF,
 The Bets prize of $50, established by Frederick II Betts for that member of the first year class who receives the highest marks at hls annual examina- ton Is awarded 10 Peter Tracy Dond- finger,
 The Townsend prize Of sIoo establish cd by the Honorable James NJ. Town send for that member of the third year class who writes and pronouncos the best oration at the public anniver- sary exercises is awarded to Walter Preston Armstrong,
 The Joseph Parker prize of s125 established by the will of Miss ElizS T. Parker, for the person writing tho best thesis on subject connected with Roman law. Is awarded tc Charles Aston Smythwick
 The Wayland prizes, established b! Francis Wayland for those pronounc ed first, second and third In excellenc, as debaters in the Yale Kent club have been awarded ns follows: Frs prize Howard Bishop; second prize D. 4. Adams; third prize. Edward Colpitts Weyman.
 The Munson prizes. established b. Cyrus LaRue Munson for those pro nounced first, second and third In ex cellence as debaters In the Waylan, club, have been awarded as follows First prize, Walter Preston Arm strong; second prize, Harold Esp Drew; third prize, Samuel Campner
 Kent club diplomas -Snul German David 1gnatlus McCahill, William Joseph McKenna. Thomas Josepl Molloy, Arthur Bernard O'Keefe Charles Alston smythwick.
 wayland club diplomas--Donal, Allison Adams. Walter Preston Arm strong. Timothy James Campbell. Ar thur Willis Blackman, Harold Esp Drew. William Vincent Griffin. Harol' Burton Jamison.
 Kent club prizes for best examina tion in parliamentary law-Divide' between Walter Preston Armstronl and Chauncey Irving Clark.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
LYDIA E. PINKHAM

No other medicine has been so successful in relieving the suffering of women or received so many gen. uine testimonials as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 In every community you will find women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound. Almost every one you meet has either been bene- flted by it, or has friends who have.
 In the Pinkham Laboratory at Lynn, Mass, any womanany day may see the files containing over one mil lion one hundred thousand letters from women seeking health, and here are the letters in which they openly state over their own sigma lures that they were cured by Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has saved many women from surgical operations.
 Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is made from roots and herbs, without drugs, and is whole- some and harmless.
 The reason why Lydia E. Pink hams Vegetable Compound is so successful is because it contains in- gradients which act directly upon the feminine organism, restoring it to healthy normal condition.
 Women who are suffering from those distressing ills peculiar to their sex should not lose sight of these facts or doubt the ability of Lydia k. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to restore their heaith,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23

freighters in Port Chester, N. Y., un- der the New York law, are allowed forty-eight hours for car detention, while in East Port Chester, just over the state line. freighters are allowed four days, or ninety-six hours, for car detention, under the Connecticut law.
 The case has been put up to the Interstate Commerce Commission, on the ground of unjust discrimination in interstate commerce, and may result II s.lt body's considering the legality If the Connecticut detention law.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
Free Delivery Service by Delivery Wagons.

All Mi AWogn BEth Fair Haven Hghwoo of at 'M
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
Hammocks.

Our line of high grade Palmer and Patterson Hammocks is stlll complete, ranging in prtce from 9Sc to S7.00. Our special this sale 98c Hammocks at 69c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
Food Choppers soc.

We carry full line of sizes in Lightning and White Mountain Freezers. "Our Special this sale, two quart White Mountain Freezers $l. .89.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23

just returned from two weeks visit with relatives in Springfield
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
BRIEF MENTION.
High water to-day at 6:41 p. m.

Mrs. Charles Stevens the well known mllllner has just returned from an au- tomobile trip through the Berkshire Hills.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
The Outdoor
 Life

is made healthful and happy by the use of Porch Screens.
 The Vudor Screen (for which we are agents) is by far the best screen made.
 It affords perfect protection from the sun, at the same time admitting the air, and it is so well made that it will last 8 lifetime. The colors are fast.
 The regular Japanese porch screen, finished green-but 8 much cheaper finish than the Vudor-we will sell at one half regular price, as follows; 6 feet wide, 75c each; 8 feet, $1,00; 10 feet, $1.25; 12 feet, $50,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23

Mir. Charles Flynn of this city has
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-23
CAR DETENTION LAWS.

Commerce Commission Asked to Look
 Into Alleged Discrimination.
 Stamford, June 22.--Railroad
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Miss Meads gave the modern history
class a lecture Thusrday, and IL
wasn't scolding lecture. either
Miss Anna has reserved seat for
the whole semester.
The Latin X pupils were quite sur
prised when they received their test
papers Wednesday.
Miss wehse was absent Tuesday on
account OF illness.
Donald Nygren OF the fourth A was
absent Thursday on ocount OF sickness.
The photography class has concluded
that il is we'll TO be more observanf
and appreciative Of the decorations Of
our school rooms.
Bertil Larson has adopted . new
MOTTO" Never be slow,
''Hoppy" has just discovered that a
president must be thirty -hve years old.
Smart boy.
Miss Emma Savlan was absent Thur
sday on account OF illness.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

erection of 2sx4O building On the
corner of Porter and Lay streets, which
will be- occupied as saloon as soon as
finished.
William H. Selden has plated the 40
acre tract of land, opposite Z. $. Goes
residence, Carnegie avenue into
village lots The plat will be known
as the Riverton Park. The lots are
50xi50 and are beautifully located, just
the spot on which to build beautiful
homes.
diagram OF the park, published
elsewhere in this paper, shows that a
park has been set In the middle Of the
plat. This park Mr.. Selden intends to
Immediately pillow up and grade and
set ont trees and also place fountain
In the center. 80 that In several years
IL will be one OF the beauty spots OF
the addition.
Lots are already on sale and about 4
dozen have been sold The Iron River
Realty Co. has also purchased ten lot
and will build houses thereon.
Altogether this Is one Of the best Inn
provements that has yet been made 70
the building up of that section and |
is only question OF short time whel
II will be dotted with comfortable
homes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

J. r. Halstead OF Cornell university.
the most sensational one mile runner
America has seen since the days OF
Tommy Conneff. is going TO retire from
the track. This piece OF news, I'M
welcome though II is, is vouched for by
a member of the Olympic games party
10 whom Halsted conhded his inten-
lions shortly after the London games
were over. ualsted made no secret or
the fact that he was sorely disappoint-
ed az his luck In London, both on ac-
count q the stomach trouble that ar
fected his running and the "unfortu-
nate heat drawings that paired him
against Mel Sheppard In his very hrst
effort
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26


them success and happiness in their
new relationship They have gone to
Hurley on short wedding trip.
Chas. Forseth Of Florence arrived
here this week and has taken the posi-
ton of head salesman for J. r Hayes
a. Co. Mr.. Forseth was for many
years connected with Lusthelds store
at Crystal Falls and is therefore thor
ouphIy familiar with the dry good and
clothing business.
Larry Nolan, Of Rhinelander, for
mer Stevens Point boy, writes as
follows. II may be OF interest TO your
readers to know that stumps can be re-
moved from land at cost OF cents
cash and FIVE minutes labor per stump.
The method which l discovered last
April il AS follows. With 2-inch
anger bore hole perpendicularly into
the stump about two feet Pour In
this hole one pint OF mixture OF
equal parts OF nitric and sulphuric
acids Then plug the hole with plog,
dipping in melted parahne. In thirty
days time stumps 50 treated will be
charred, pulpy mass--roots and all
and may be spread over the soil as a
fertilizer with a shovel. have just
stumped sixteen acres OF new land in
my .Newbold farm, nine miles from
Rhinlander in this manner.
Peter Helgemo has commenced the
erection OF two story house, on his
lot lust west Of the Swedish Luther
church. The residence is for rent ant
has already been spoken for
John Il. Olson and family visited a
CRYSTAL Falls over Sunday. going owe
saturday night and returning Monda.
morning.
Klas Lindgren, who has been visitial
his old home in Sweden for the pas
two months, returned home few day
! ago. m ucn pleased with his trip.
John Ask. who bought about half a
acre Of ground on the corner north q
Goes residence last fall has com
! meuced the erection Of a two stor
!. bonse. 20 by 40. and already has III
J, superstructure we'll undsr way Oh
? olson has the contract TO put up III
buiIdine. +. X. Leonard has late!
nurchased the southeast corner OF Oh
: nIat Of Mr.. Ask and in the near futul
= will also erect residence thereon.
"a oe Iundln has commenced q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Nest Side News.
From the Iron River STAN baugh Re
porter


porter.
A good story on our friend ~ o
Griswold comes TO US from Menominee
last week while Mr.. Griswold was
nobnobbing with the Vice President
Of the United States at Menominee ne
met with an accident that he will not
soon forget and one about which ne
has kept perfect silence ever since
II appears. 40 the story goes, that MI
t3riswold went into one OF Menominee >
automobile establishments 10 take out
DIR. McBurney's car, which had been
left there over night. Now Mr.. dris-
void may be a first class business man
and Jolly good fellow. but when IL
comes to running an automobile ne has
never been recognized as an expert
chaheur. SO when he attempted to
take DIR. McBurney's place In tnt
latter's car he was mp against a marc
proposition, with the result that tue
car, realizing that there was novice
at the wheel, bounded clear across tn'
street into another car, which was con
siderably demoralized by the impact
AS was also the car belonging to Dr
McBurney. Mr. Griswold gathere'
himself together. and after swearing
everybody about the street to secrecy
managed TO reach his destination with
out further mishap II isn't safe how
ever 10 say anything to MIN about nj
Menominee experience for that IS on
Of the features Of his visit that he doe
lot care to talk about to any extent
III f. Josling, chief engineer for tn
Cleveland Cliffs Co., who have recenti
become interested in this district W.T.
very favorabIy prospects Of opening u
some valuable deposits. was bushes
visitor here yesterday.
NJ Il. Fulcher. who has been
resident Of Saunders for several yea
has made arrangements 70 go
Wyoming where he will propap
locate. Mrs. Fulcher has been visitir
In Southern Michigan for couple
months
Joe Baker and Miss Evelyn Wii'et
Fere married Tuesday morning IN u
Catholic church, at Iron River he
r. fenhArt officiating Both are w
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Ruth Darling and Mildred LustfeId
have re-entered school
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Bees Laxative Cough Syrup always
brings quick relief TO coughs. colds,
hoarseness. whooping-cough and all
bronchial and throat trouble. Mothers
especially recommend II for children.
Pleasant TO take generally laxative.
Rezins Drug Store.
Dry Wood For Sale--I have a nice
lot OF dry 10 inch wood which i viii
deliver TO customers in the city at
reasonbald prices. Jacob Bauer
FOR SALE Seven horses Inquire
of Fred M. Riendl.
LOST HORSE and colt. Horse has
lump on left front foot Colt about 10
months old has white feet. Last
seen between Manifold and Sagola.
Report 10 John Peterson, Mansfield,
Mich. 3-wk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
School Notes


Ruth Darling and Mildred LustneId
have re-entered school
Misses Edna Lynch and Elsie Ford
visited the high school Friday after
noon.
The annual meeting OF the Crystal
Falls Boys Lyceum was held Wednes-
day evening and the following officers
were elected President. Emil Hurja
vice-p president, Gordon jackson; secre-
tary and treasurer Fred Cayia. After
the election it was decided 10 hold their
initiation next Friday evening, Mr..
Butterfield takes charge OF the Lyceum
this year. and he laid his main ideas
before the boys in pointed speech
The boys can be congratulated on hay-
ing snch excellent directors. past and
present
The preliminary program for the Y. \
p. Z. A. announces that the meeting
OF that association will be held at CAL
umet. Oct 1917. The special attrac-
tions for the general sessions are adj
dresses by DIR. Thomas L. Green, who
ii will be remembered. gave our COM
mencement address two years ago DIR.
A. W. Small, of the University OF
Chicago, who should have delivered the
commencement address last June DIR.
s. C. Schumacher OF West Chester. Pa. ;
L. L. Wright, superintendent Of public
instruction, of Lansing; and Miss
Emma G. Davis, supervisor OF primary
and kindergarten work, Cleveland.
The special sessions will be addressed
by superintendents and teachres prom
,nent In educational work in the Upper
Peninsula. among whom Is Supt. Hill,
of Crystal Falls. on school Libraries
Their Importance and How obtained. -
The smoke must have frightened
some OF the Freshmen b boys Tuesday.
The Wizard banquet has created much
excitement OF course only few OF
the Senior girls could be jealous.
i The Juniors do not like the pretty
class Plus they see the seniors wearing.
Perhaps it's because they can't weal
one.
Wonder why the Freshmen boys looL
so down hearted this week
There was quite debate in thu
English TX class Thursday and it look
now az though the smaller half Of thu
class will win,
Albert Foucault is absent on accom-
OF sore eyes.
} Lillian Penglase was absent Tuesda
D on account OF sickness.
D Where was Miss O'Connor when tn
5 fire gong sounded on Wednesday,
: The girls in the sixth A are YER
proud Of theIfact that tor the first tire
weeks all but two were perfect in al
= tendance.
. The ancient history class were yer
3 much pleased with the marks whic
\ they received ON their first quiz
3 papers-except few.
a Flossie Jacksons Cecilia Wilkii
" son :, Margaret Cassiday's and Lin
70 Schook 5 riced potatoes were fine Nor
70 day at the cooking class.
: Miss Meta Heck was absent the fir
. of week because of illness.
No The biology class wishes TO exter
NO their thanks TO all who have helps
DO and are still helping to collect spec
Oo mems for their study They are al
40 pleased to see the interest IL has arou
ed among the young people of q
grammar grades.
Miss Edna Raymer. from the l. An
90 high school. entered our senior ella
20 this week The class OF 90 now nur
90 bers 90,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Laioie Praises ooode.

Manager Lajoie OF the Cleveland
Americans is loud In his praise OF VII
bur Goode, the former left handed
pitcher of the New York team who IL
now playing center field for the Maps
raiole thinks him the best looking
youngster ne has seen. and unless his
showing IN the recent games Is mere
fash in the pan he believes that he has
corralled n great player
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
Board Of Supervisors
Crystal Falls, Mich.
SAINT ~. 1908.

crystal Falls, Mlcn'
Sept. AZ. 1908.
Meeting of the Board of Supervisors
of Iron County, Michigan, held in the
Supervisors room in the Court House
in the CITY OF Crystal Falls this 18th
day of September 1908.
The meeting was called to order by
w. ]. Richards chairman with the
following members present VIM.
Carlson, Arvid Bjork. Jno. Dawson.
Victor Benson. w. j. Richards X. j.
Whitehead. Edw Scott. W. II. Jobe,
n. ]. MoLaren and James p Edwards.
The minutes Of the Aat meeting
were read and approved
The auditing COMMITTEE report was
read 20 the board rs follows
Louie Reimo wolf bonnty : 20 90
Chas Dobinspeck wild cat bounty 0c
John Mctsrau wolf bounty 2b.0t
Chas. Douinpeck wolf bounty 70. %
VIM. Galbraith constable fees 20
Lewis Aeschliman constable fees II
w. II. Morrison Justice fees o'
lw. X. Dawson Jnstice fees BOO
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

BY shutting out Little Rock recently
Ralph savidge. the finger nail curvcr
purchased by the Cincinnati Nationals,
created seasons record In the South
ern league with but one run allowed
In forty-five consecutive innings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
R.tu,,. $4,000 For AlIsn Winter.

NJ. II. Reardon. owner OF Allen Win
ter winner OF the Readville Derby. the
richest purse ever hung up for trotting
horses, recently refused an ofrer OF
$4,000 for the animal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26
ST. Marks Church

Divine services will be held at 10 80
O'Clock Sunday morning A cordial
invitation is extended to all.
VIM. Poyseor, Pastor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

shortstop osteen OF the Fort Wayne
Central league team has been landed
by the st. Louis Nationals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

FARM LAND FOR SALE CHEAP
I have 40 acres Of good farm land one
mile from Balsam station; ON ROAD;
contains a lot OF nice timber, Can be
had for $3.50 cash. Thos.conliu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

known young pepole and have host OF
friends who will unite in wishing
them success and happiness in their
new relationship. They have gone to
Hurley on a short wedding trip.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-09-26

Moved by Benson ana seconuoo ny
McLaren that the above report be ac-
cepted and the chairman and clerk be
instructed to draw orders for the same.
Roll call Benson yes, McLaren yes
Ewards yes, Bjork yes, lobe yes, Carl
son yes, Scott yes. Whitehead yes
Dawson yes, Richards yes. Motion
carried.
Moved by Bjork and seconded by
Scott that the chairman be instructed
10 procure plans and specifications Tor
the building of pest house at the
County hospital Motion carried
Moved by Dawson and seconded oV
Edwards that the chair appoint TWO
members 10 act with himself 10 have
the cells in the new addition OF the
county Jail finished. Motion carried
Moved by Scott and seconded oy
Benson that the CLERK be instructed &c
notify MFR. J. A. Dresser accountant e
be on hand to audit all accounts OF the
county for the year 1908 MOTION
carried. +.
On motion the Board adjourned viii
out day.
W. ]. Richards John wall
cha,~man Clerk