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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
ON THE Front

schooner Stimson from Eaax
arrived In San Pedro Yesterday
The schooner Bessie Dusrl
completing her cargo n iumAE
the Orient at Everett.
The coal barge GLORY a shs 4
reached Everett yesterday fraz
naimo with coal for Ffsnk Is
house 4 Co.
The Swedish ship E.ofaeask
arrived yesterday AZ Comax 4
san Francisco.
The tug Hercules. having 4
the dredger Tacoma. ieft Earsn
this port this morning
Schooner Wilhert I. Smith q
with lumber from Everett faf u
yesterday.
Danish bark Jupiter igaaea 4
eYrpsofe Tor this port ard ltat
the overdue list. was picked u !
teriaY off Cape Flatsegs 81 4
and brought into Pert TeNnsss
The u s Transport nls "a
completed her cargo. sailed
night Ter the Philippines
Steamer Umatilia arrived q
San Francisco with q geat u
and passenger list Yesterday
Steamer NevRdan arrived -
day afternoon from New fais !
Us herthcd az pier "a she fts
freight from and discharges z
European lines now. apsis~
across the IEthmue OF Panama
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
PITCHED BATTLE
WITH INDIANS

MIsEOUiA. Mont Oct ~
Deputy Warden G p peyion and
four Flatheaa Indians are dead az
the result 81 a pitched battle yes.
terday between peytou Herman
Rudolph. hts assistant and band
u Indians near Hollands Prairie. on
Swan liver. according 90 word re-
cslted here u is said the trouble
arose when PeYton and Rudolph Al.
tempted ~ place the Indians under
arrest Tor hunting without q license.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
WANTS TO LEASE
PIONEER PLACE

Judge W. r MeElwaln viii sub.
init to the city council az It's meet.
ing this evening a proposition 10
lease Pioneer place from the city
for a period Of 80 years. As a pro
vision 81 the lease. he agrees to
erect q modern building on the
property. An6 10 pay for the lease
S. 900 yearly for the first ten years,
$4,000 for the next ten years. and
si2 600 tor the last ten years He
would also erect IA connection with
the building a comfort station with
two waiting rooms AT the OK.
piration OF the lease he would
agree 70 turn over the property
intact to the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
STAYS MAN WHO
ORDERS THEM
OFF HIS FARM

TACOMA. oct H. Bobers' Ce-
rumpus. 90. dalrymmn. Was shot
and Instantly KILLED BY Henry Ahlr.
Is Ia a dispute following the tres
pass on CerampUa farm bY Able.
Able and a young companion had
been hunting geese and were Zee
turning home, when some dogs be-
longing 90 another farmer barred
their way and decided them TO take
short cut across cerumpns' farm.
Csrumpus was bitterly opposed 10
having hunters on hts place and or
dered the boys off Able nHd his
companion say be took ono 81 the
EunH away from them and threat
ened e. club them Go death A. be
came toward them Able fired. the
bullet going through Cerumpua
skull. Killing him instantly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
Sheriff Nominee Makes
Speeches to Voters
Out OF Town.

Robert 7. Hodge. republican
nominee Tor sheriff returned last
night from hls first trip out ~ Sc.
attic during The present campaign
Saturday night Hodge and other
republican speakers addressed a
large crowd tn Brydefs ball Gov
iuFiou. and yesterday afternoon
Hodge made an 0pen-air address
az The ball para az RAvensdaie
ia bis speeches Hodge praised
the workings Of the primary cleo.
ton Law, which makes nominees
the direct choice OF the people
and declared that. II elected he
would give the people square
deal. enforcing the laws az they
stand on the statute books without
regard 30 whether offenders are
rich OF poor. strong OF weak
Hodge also reiterated his pledge
that. II elected sheriff be would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
RESPONDENT MAN
HANGS HIMSELF

Hanging uix fest above the
ground from the limb ~ a tree on
The Campbell farm. near suunydale
the body Of William " Ayers was
found yesterday By aearchcrH 80
e. survived by widow and child.
who I've - Columbia Dependency
Il said to have been the cause 81
the deed 4 short time ago Ayers
sas taken a. q kanitarium for treat.
meut % q brain disease The body
Is AZ the undertaking establishment
~ II. q Nalce. Georgetown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
CRUEL HUSBAND
HAD HER JAILED

That hrr husband charged her
with q criminal otfense. caused Der
10 De- thrown into jail and then
withdrew the charge without giving
hcr the opportunity Of vindicatiug
herself IN open court, IL one of the 81.
legations Of cruelty made In com
plant for divorce filed this after.
noon BY Grace T. Evans against
Emmett 4. Evans. Leouia W.
Brown. seatfie's woman lawyer who
recently started practice here. ap.
pears as attorney for Mrs Evans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
WOMEN TALL

BUFFALO. \. s. Oet is-x.
woman. with the ballot IT. haZ 3
could dc toward MlBeEiafina !
hardshipa and suffering IN ~ !
dustFiai world. due 10 lnf8sfses I
inequality. was told e. an lnas,
mass meeting AZ the Star 80
yesterday by delegates Is
farfieth annual conrenikan II !
National American Wanaan Sfts.
association
Harriet stanton Batch. II u
York. made an eloquent pses .
more attention t. tire snagss.
training u young girls wh0 en- I
ing out into the world 10 uwk
The report 90 the c0mmsism
Industrial problems affegslns ~
en- and childFeu was Ftsen ~ RI
euce Kelley. 81 New York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

formerly 81 ElleuhburT. Wash
committed suicide on his ranch
near Sweet Home. three mlIea from
this cliy lie shot himself through
shr head and died tao hours after
ward Hc wma married iu EilenH.
burg III 1857 and waA separated
from BIS wife ia June. 1905
he filed a suit Tor divorce here
III 1901. bat hia wife contested the
case until property matters we're
settled Gus 81 court II is preaun
ed that breeding over this trouble
dcfanwrd hia mind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

HtnA viii point aut the way that VIII
lead Nau 20 success lu business, HNetulA
ttun. Investments love. enWftHhip. a.
Vurce. mattimunY. mininH - anFthink
that sou may he interested about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

THE PLACE TO LIVE
Finest location ora Lake washington.
grand views city water. schools etc
large lots on aasy terms. 80 down and
fg month also few quarter and half
acre and waterfront tfaote Lumber Tor
huHdtnN en- terms
Hee q d sturtgvant Owner 90i noa
tan Block eft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
HUMAN SKELETONS
ARE FOUND

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct 10 The
hleached bones ~ two human Hkel
et0ns on which we're fragments OF
clothing have bpnn found by quail
hunters on Point Iona The Hkel.
et0ua were found ~ canyons some
distance apart liy the side ~ one
Was a heavy revolver and box ~
cartridges No Identification has
yet been made and Il IL very doubt
fnl whether there will be- The
bones are those ~ men Seven
large gold Filings ia the teeth may
aid - ldentify one 81 the unfer.
Inmates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
Credit Men Meetino.

ST JOSEPH Mo. oct 10. The
first days session OF Tie annual
convention Of the National Ass0cia-
ton ~ Credit Men began here to-
day The visitors win be the guests
of the 81 Joseph credit men ut "a
banquet tu bc held tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
SULPHUR MATCH
STARTS A FICE

A sulphur match was rs4sars.ss
f9r free f0r-aii f.ghf Stgrs.A
hsHtt which resulted - re ayrss
tors uf Chinese reefa sFss.t y, 80
nv4 Prank Mcguire. rs gsars y
end George 9uidafaln
armed Wifh two iron hAra o.
ere Louie brothers 81 allege4 4s -
struck Mcguire on the list -
stein says he took part Ca ~ IVA
% help the small b0T passsss
French and iau6on mBnn8fsf
she scene after a crowd 20 sM
sons bad gathered Each nsss
~ the fighting four was flrs4 M
bg Police Judge John r. Gs.
fHtH morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
CHILDREN MEET DEATH
in FLAMES

ALTOONA. Pa Oct Ian
over heated stove aet fire 60
dwelling house az summit a mining
town 10 miles west ~ here. yeHter-
day and four children lost their
Ives while two other pernuuN were
probably fatally injured The dead
Morris Delaney. aged 16 Robert
Maggie. aged a. Joseph Delaney.
aged 9. and Charles Delaney. aged
20 months.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

Am ola man. only $50 down. SO per
month. buys my fine homei large piece
~ acreage, acc laying hens. COWS fur
uitufa etc price nuiy $3.50. right on
water front Gao up. terms, 81 per month
fruit store ON bfgmertgn dock Come al
once IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

Mrs Council rlrciaa Tuesday. FtidHY
aud sunday evenings consultation daltY
Lake uhtuh car Get Oft al uaWutt ~,
S block north ett stewart - =. EsHa
etasaen
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ffof Sale lot ana small astoou house
r4ah $3.50 Inquire at uauHiara Store
Atlantic CITY aasfo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
~AgLP WANTED"
kNH Al ASgtFtED ADS

one cent a weird minimum
charge Use when ehat kea ~
account actual number % w.
a. set Will be counted sewn
insertions made FOR the PF,NSs
u ak when cash Is pate, ~
cap. nnca. or fraction thot'N''
viii be counted as two mos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
LAnouEn ~ KILLED.

Grosanni Zorro iaborer ag
years old was KILLED by falling
mass OF clay at tho plant OF the
Denny Benton Clay Co yesterday.
Rarro was working ln the clay pit
with several other lnborors when the
accident occurred
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 1a.-Gt
WAS announced today from the dis4
trict attorneys office that Frank J.
Murphy the attorney for Abraham
RueG who la indicted on q charge
of attempting to buthe a Ruef juror
VIII be brought to trial next Mon
duN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

sssass's
The Nartx uasfdUis aNd Sale atahlen
Horses hirsa far atb rurpoata. ny daF
~ week siea Nvstern ay Phone MAIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
cLAlRvoYAnre.

FiRA the celebrated psychic palmipt
formerly ~ the WJ,e cts ana luna
fHfk. tH now permanently located ht
and fourth aV tHflHrH open from ~ q
m tiN g. m Eira iH recognised hN
the pfrHa pulpit medical fraternity hhd
scientists generally Hs the foremost
ulatreuyant ana paYrbig psimlat et The
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
cLEARlNos TODAY.
Seattle
VOTED ron FREMONT.

Geo. H. Gale. 81 this city, who Is
now rs years old. can Justly lay
claim to being "a staunch republican,
having cast his first ballot FOR John
G.. Fremont In 1855. lie has voted
the republican ticket ever since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19
PUTS BULLET
INTO HEAD

Albany. ore. Oct IS John r.
sHfrsit. farmer. AweA 81 years
Al last the dependable Atiaa IL
here Seattle Marine Supply Co.
30 West Columbia So go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

SAN FRANCISCO. oct fa-
Friends ~ Francis q NrwlandH.
United States senator from Nevada.
received word today that he l. rnm-
ing % this city for medical treat
moni, as a result - the strenuous
campaign he has been making All
hts engagements Co speak have been
cancelled and he has been advised
by his physicians to rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

Adaiiue Lloyd Make no mistake when
seeking The advlra 81 q tlalrvnFant u
pays % consult the best Cuieniai Holst!
lllu First Avenue ff
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

OAKLAND, col, oct l9. -Addi-
tiOnUt work on the large refining
aud storage plant Of the Standard
oil company began today The
eastern headquarters of the com
pany has authorized the expenditure
Of more than St,o00.0 coo for tho rec
lhmatlon Of marsh hand which the
company owns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

Steamer A. O. Lindsay went Go Ia 81
coma yesterday TO discharge ore
from IN Touche. she VIII return to-
goth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

steamer Governor sailed for San
Francisco with fun passenger
list and hold
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume tespvsh,As
hility for errors of any wv"
occurring IN telephoned RoNei
tisemeuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

" FA tttt = .sss fffH E
III aou't see what excuse n
ZOE inviting Ola Prnsalt II
uluk taaq iu the 400 sas
HRo4san euough he
Almanncn do Gotha by n'
There ls no impeflaht
between Portland Me- aHe
land ore. that has pN
moro through railway
trains from Chicago daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-19

TIME TABLES.

= % not trust printed tlme =
= tables In newspapers Yer =
= time % departure and arrival :
= Of trains telephone King street :
= station Information Bureau. a
= Sunset, Main 2T4o, lndepead. :
= snt ~.
= 80 go 4 a 4 Z 4 =
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ron sAlu-,loRsEs.

ssasssass
The aaeiy nSstdAs ard sale alsh,.s
Horses htrsd ftr alb rWrpoHea. ~ Aa}
~ week stea Nvstrrn av fhons MAJ"
sl" lrd isea
FOR sALE--Woop AND COAL.
-'-------s--sa,------ - -
We can tnte care ~ YOU nNnN WIEN
coat lA etiURr IN THE MAWhht
SEATTLE COAL a FUEL CO Neih
phones ps
Goat stt kinaa delivered g az rsf.s
sf CITY ~ reasonable ptipwa WaihMAaht
Mcleod. Tue Phones isis
An kinds az wood ana coal dry forest
wood - 90 pes load Main itle' tna ~
pry fnfvat wood tstnrh ienHih. g. ae
pes laad delivered tatt
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION aAhn oF run NNrthnt
STORE Ass FIRST AVE TUESDAY
OCT sert ct i0te 90 shRrp
Ntckvfton aWetiauevN Wiil self thu Ah"NH
named goods eanHlsttns 81 new and sec
aud hand dfesanfa .uhlktuniefas fnldieA
beds heaters tatl eiseal saH fAhAea
eook stoves earpeta, ruga and arr saaatnn
metal beds springs mattresses brddlHH
wee Nnaleum. extension tables flHr ain
teE runm ehAiFa rockers center thhiea
show eases store ustufes- tools thin4
~" 4faw nirst ave
80 ~ a. 80. IA ssnam al
be giWacd aut at tbir sale = g hiyhet
ten auetiaurer Phones Aain 1897
tNN fAtt
The Easis Auction Co fike and sisth
viii buy Your sueda AT best cash pttees
- ' N'N" ~
ron sALE-MtscELLANEous.
.s--a-a---a4s-,ss.-.- .-asrs--aa-
SASH AND DOOR HAllGAtNh
FRONT nsara ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o. ee
txrauei H'tf NanFa ss.t..s.s4..ts4t tFe
cottage Fruuf WiRaawa bottom
aiNas aiss tN44a Too aash slasa
AakEH ........ ..........ssa.. 8fA
window Framas any slsa ....s..ss oe
porch Columns .....t.t...s4ss4st. eR
Porch Novels ..............-..,4. SO
Picture MaWtdtnR per foot .sss..ss OF
MaFttHe Locks .......sssss.t+-. ~
and kantfeas II other bargains
send tor uur uYlee tsfa whieh are
mailed fFen 90 application They ahuw
etsh price ans desafintioa n each. ana
.anfsfe Valaafls information Cor ever
t6tb Ia astern Ave
FNa tnrnwst maah Hnd door house in
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

nuTTEnWO0fM a sos Professional
piFsetera ard Licensed Embaimers RHst
fst OPP Moore Theatre math phones as
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aslruArloNa WANrEo'

situations Wanted eaN"'
tlsementa csc for ~ woros. .
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09
Base Ball Enthusiasum

The base bah proposition in the
Northern Peninusla looks good indeed,
all the towns are making preparations
for good teams, fixing grounds. maxi
ing all needed repairs. etc. as the
feyor is very high 1t is an encourage
ment TO all of the managers, and great
pains are being taken by them to in
stall strong clubs in their towns
Escanaba has raised about $1,000 and
has gone to some expense on It's
grounds There will be good. strong
team represented in Crystal Falls. and
the grounds will be put in first class
shape, fence and grand stsnd will be-
touched up and all other needed repairs
carefully gone over The outlook IL
very encouraging.indeed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09
Wrong Maiden Got Governors
Medal

A rather singular and almost incom-
prehensible blunder was made by the
Chatham school authorities. at the close
of the last school year, In awarding the
Governor medal for the best aggre-
gate in the High School entrance ex-
aminations. DIR. Cox certified that
Miss George TAFT had the highest
number OF marks and the silver medal
was awarded 10 her. Her name was
engraved on It. and the presentation
duly made. But IL has been recently
discovered, on scrutinizing the examin-
alton papers, that mistake OF 100 was
made in adding mp the marks and that
the medal was earned by Miss Josephine
/ Grattan of the Convent School and
should have been awarded TO her. How
~ the error 10 be rectitied and the
wrong rightedG Miss Grattan does rot
] want medal on which another name
than her own is engraved and yet she
ought To have one. Perhaps the Gov
ernor, on learning the facts, will kindly
give duplicate medal for presentation
to the young lady who was deprived OF
the pirze by regrettable error in add
ton. This seems to be the only agree
able way Of getting out of the tangle.
and we feel sure that His Honor will
heerfully give the additional media
when the facts are placed before Dim.
The Weekly World.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09
TUESDAY MAY 10
Date Set for Production Of the convict's
Daughter

- ~ NNeShHN W eHc SOHfCA
Daughter
Tuesday, May 10th is the date sat for
the production Of the "Convicts
Daughter. This great comedy drama
has never been producted TO Crystal
Falls audience and it is the avowed
intention of the management to give
you one of the hest comedy dramas
coming to this part of Michigan,
Every member of the company have
shown by their work that there is'no
doubt Of great success coming from
this, their first attempt. Every charac-
ter is being portrayed very satisfac-
tory, and nothing but full houFs |
expected. Remember chat in goirg
see this show you are patronizing lem
industry. Seats will be put on ale
Monday or Tuesday Of next week ct
the usual place. Prices. 25, 35 and 90
cents.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09
In the basket ball games between the
Sixth A and Seventh A the Sixth A
girls won by score Of 10 2 the Sew
enth A boys by 10 IA.


The Junior class have decided 10 give
.he play. The Spy Of Gettysburg. "
Friday evening. May 20, The receipts
Of this are for the banquet given 10 the
Senior class by the Juniors
ON Friday Of last week the Iron
Mountain girls and boys high school
team came TO play the girls and boys
teams OF the high school here. The
game opened with the girls half
Both sides played hard and at the close
OF the half the score was to Ia favor
of Crystal Falls, The last nalf was as
vigorously contested as the first half.
but again the home girls We're ahead
and the game closed with score Of 5
to Fl In their favor The points made
were: Iron Mountain--Kent ?, Mason
81; Crystal Falls -Spanner0 o, Cummings
10. Iron Mountain had the misfortune
OF being compelled to put in three Diff
erent girls in one Of the guard posi-
tious because Of the inability OF their
girls to play through the half. The
home girls played exceedingly well, and
have reason to be pleased on the show
ing of their last game.
The boys began their game after the
girls first half and when the game had
progressed about ten minutes the re-
J fierce. Mr.. Rayome. of Iron Mountain
ruled out Charles Richards because OF
unnecessary roughness. AS the home
management considered the decision
altogether too partial for good sport
manship. combined with the fact tina
because we had no boys of suitable siz'
to take the place of the one removed
the referee was allowed to decide tn
game to in favor Of Iron Mountain
Crystal Falls had made one field baske
and two free throws and Iron Mounatii
five free throws during the time played
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09
School Notes
Continued from page eight

CONTINUED from page eight
press their thanks and appreciation to
the capable and pains taking engineer.
who made the construction. The
bridge Is, Mt present. on exhibition ia
TIE art-room of the high school Come
and see il!
Don't forget the Junior play May 20.
Beatrice Tender returned 10 school
Monday, having been absent the greater
part of'the month,
Misses LaChapelle and Levin visited
the Fourth grade Friday afternoon.
We are all glad to see Edith Flood
strand in school again
Willie Peterson returned to school
again after spending three weeks inl
Iowa.
Beatrice Poyseor returned to school
Monday after week absence.
Say, the eighth grade girls didn't do
one thing did they; Tuesday, What
They got their treat just the same.
Howard Grattan is helping his father
on the farm this week
Ask Jessie Cummings her remedy for
a stiff neck
II any one wants to learn how to
make baskets in basket ball, call on
Grace Wilson.
George James is absent this week.
The fourth A were sorry to hear that
Alice Evits was sick Monday and Tues
day. she had not been absent before
during the entire year.
Just imagine how sweet Sophie did
look. when she guarded Julia Wall like
fish on a hook. =
Edwin Galbraith Of the fourth b Is
absent on account of sickness.
Miss ConIin has been very faithful TO
hall duty this week.
The basket ball games which were
played in the gymnasium Tuesday
who enjoyed the sport among the lower
grades The boys game resulted in q
victory for the Freshmen team. Botf
teams played well, but the Freshmen
had little. advantage over the Eighth
graders because they were larger ano
heavier. The score was "a TO :. The
girls game was good one, but the
Eighth graders had il from the beginn
ing. and the score was Fl to 8 against
the Sophomore dgirls. The process Of
the games which were see, will bt
given TO John Strand.
Captain Albin Spanner and Walter
Fisher had an exciting adventure IN
the boiler room Monday after school
The, found little mouse IN one OF the
refuse pals ana at first intended L
have some sport at Mr.. Mouse's ex
pense. the broom was put in the pal
and the mouse ran up. Then a stronl
hand took the broom and began swing
ing it close 10 the boys and confusion
reigned
The shrubs and ornamental tree
have been set out In the new sshoo
grounds, and the lawn re-seeded Tn
ground will be very beautiful Whel
the plants and grass get chance 4
grow.
To the Sophomore girls;--
, Don't cry Don't cry
, You will see bye and bye,
When you have won.
The Eighth grade A will be stung.
Julia Wallis motto is why.
: Clara Guntner has been absent thi
= week because OF the illness Of he
: mother.
Gertrude Moline Is at school agai
after a long absence due TO illness
The seventh b enjoyed visit from
two Of the High School teachers Wed
nesday afternoon.
Edith Aberle visited in Amasa dur
ing the week.
Who gave the fire alarm at the Hig
+ school Wednesday, Mr. Gunther want
e TO know.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09

The Lady Maccabees gave party in
the Lustfiela hall last Saturday after.
noon for the children and IL was sue
cess in every way, IL being one of the
largest gatherings OF the kind ever
held by this order The ladies say that
In the future they will have 10 hold
these-k kind Of parties In the open air as
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-05-09

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