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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

follow are: November Z. THE Leader.
Called and Appointed: November IA.
"The Leader, Duel With Pharaoh; No
vember o1, 1.-The Liberator. Out of Bond
age: November %, THE LiberatOr.
Training Freedmen: December 8. THE
Lawgiver, with God on Sinaf'; December
So. '5The Lawgiver. Beholding the Prom
ised Land; December 10, "The Lawgiver
Farewell Words and Death"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Rhode Island Avenue M. ?.

The meeting of the Young Peoples Cir
Gle of Endeavor of the Rhode IslaEd Ave-
nue Church Sunday evening was conduct
ed nv James Motley For a new organi-
zstion this society is accomplishing a
great deal Of work. both for the church
and for the community.
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o Stop. haste. thy mission high fulflips.
To tell to all the world that God Is light;
That He who made all nations u not willing
One soul should perish. lost In shades Of night.
HE general Episcopal conven-
ton, which met In Richmond.
Va, in 1907. divided the en-
tire Jurisdiction Of the church
in the United States into
eight missionary districts. The third de-
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BerWyn PRESBYTERIAN.

The new officers Of the Berwyn Presby-
terian Society are: President, William
Earl Dudley: vice president. Miss Edna
Barrows: recording secretary, Mrs. Burr
Allen; corresponding secretary. Miss Eiiz-
abeth ID. Miller treasurer, Alexander
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Election.

A. the annual meeting of the Christian
Epdeayor Society of the Sixth PresoS-
teri,n church, held recently. the foi-
Iou;up officers we're elected: President.
Dev. DR. \. w. Spooner: vice presloent.
L. IIe., DarneIl: secretary, Joseph rIsh;
reasiIrer. Daniel l.. Irvine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Fraternity.

The Chi Epsilon Fraternity. a young
mems organization in the Sixth Presby-
terrain Church, has organized bowling
league Of four teams OF five members
each and has begun a championship Sc
ries of games. which are played every
Tuesday night. Great enthusiasm has
been aroused among the bowiers. The
motto of the organization is ITO furnish
what is needed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Anacostia Baptist.

The society of the Anacostia Baptist
Church is holding largely attended meet
ings. The interest of the members prom
Uses to result in many additions during
the winter season.
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First Congregational.

Mrs. Rice !. Steele gave a talk on.
External Life at the meeting of the So
ciety OF the First Congregational Church
sunday evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31
Ordination.

EV. SAMUEL ROSS SWIFT. as
sistant pastor OF the First Con-
rregational Church. will be or
J,ined i'm that church Wednes-
day evening. The Consresa-
,iona, council of Baltimore. Virginia ana
Tho district OF Columbia will meet IN
the First Church at $ o'clock that AFTER
noon, when the young clergyman VIII
he examined.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

meeting of the council in Philadelphia in
1903 arc:
Work among the colored people-Rev.
c. Z. Grammer, Rev. A. b. kingsolving.
Rev. John Dow Hills, John b. Minor and
the department secretary eX ofiicio Work
among foreigners-Rt. Rev. J. Ii. Darling
ton, Rev. q. +. c. Bratenahl, Rev. John
J. Lloyd. II. ID. w. English, u. G..
Horner and the department secretary cx
effjcio Work i'm rural communicative
+. NJ Kirkus, Rev. w. b. Stehl, Rev. d.
Webster Coke, e. A. Miller and the de-
partment secretary eX offico.
The delegates who are entitled to seats
I'm the council are:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

Baptist Laymen to Rally


n MEETING of the representatives
~ of the various Baptist churches
~ was held Friday afternoon I'm the
Sunday school room Of the Cal
n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-31

4HE RI. REV. WILLIAM HO-
BART HARE, Bishop OF the
Episcopal Diocese Of South Da-
kota. who died recently In New
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Sunday Morning Talk
BE Somebody"
By the Parson.

f. +
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
Longyear Near the Pole.

Mr.. f. J. Longyear OF Longyear q
Hodge. who spent a portion oi the
week in Crystal Falls, Is somewhat OF
an Arctic authority. Mr.. Longyear
but recently returned from an Arctic
trip that brought him within 200 miles
OF the pole. He was on visit to some
coal mines In Spitzbergen owned by
the Longyear family. He was accom-
panied on the trip by j Nj Longyear'
and his son. J. NJ. Longyear, Jr
Mr.. Longyear says that he believes
both Peary and Cook were at the Pole
the reason being that no man can fake
records that would stand the searching
scientific investigation that will be
made and both Pearv and Cook are a
ware OF that fact.
When asked IL he would like to head
an expedition TO the north pole Mr..
Longyear replied. HNot ON your life
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
Cement work Finished.

Mr.. Jas. Sullivan who has been
looking after the cement work for the
firm OF Sullivan Bros. leaves tonight for
Fon du Lac where be will spend the
next six months returning here early
in the spring to take up the cement
work again
Mr.. Sullivan has had very success
ful season here. His firm does excel
lent work and has the confidence of the
people His first act this spring was
to take out any blocks in the work
done last summer that didn suit him
and these be replaced without charge
10 the owners Of the property.
The cement work is about completed
for the year as the nights are getting
too cold TO sllow OF any chances being
taken The other cement workers Of
the city are also closing up their work
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
The Iron Market.

The leading transaction OF the week
was the purchase OF 80. 900 tons OF
Bessemer pig iron by the Cambria
Steel Co., from interests In the central
west, for delivery during the first half
OF the year. the price being fie 90 at
the furnaces. This purchase came as
surprise and is In striking contrast
with the absence OF large purchases OF
foundry grades OF pig iron. There Is
renewed interest In basic In the east,
where sales amounting TO 10000 to
20, 900 tons hove been made for last
quarter delivery at about els. and also
In the Pittsburg district IL would not
now be surprising TO see quotation OF
$i0 valley on Besemer pig iron for
next years delivery.
The iron ore movement from the
Lake Superior district for September
was 1850. os5 tons. For the first time
in the history of the Lakes. the 1000. :
600 ton mark has been passed by two
successive months. The shipments 10
octboer | were 30. $50. 2O6 tons. Owing
20 advances in prices OF foreign ore
and OF trans-A Atlantic freight rates. the
buying OF foreign ore is now no q
standatill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
U. P. Teachers Meeting

Preparations are being made at Ish j.
peming for the q. +. T.. A. which
meets In that city Oct. 1916. A large
attendance IL expected and splendid
program will be arranged for the
visiting teachers.
Thursday evening Samuel r Orth,
well-known attorney OF Cleveland.
Ohio. and President Of the School
Board will deliver an address on The
Call OF the Nations TO Our Public
Schools After the program the towns
people and local teachers will hold a
reception for the visitors. Friday
evening Prof J. q. Carter Troop will
lecture on George Eliot.
A special effort is being made 10 ae-
cure large attendance OF school. board
members Those officers will meet al
a luncheon Friday noon which will be
followed by program Among the
speakers will be the Hon A. s. Linde
mann Of the Milwaukee School Board
who will talk on the Necessary Re
organization OF our Public Schools
Teachers who wish 10 secure accom-
modatious should write TO Princips
&. L. Phelps or Commissioner A. r
sterne of the Local Committee
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
Lecture Course.

On Wednesday evening Of next
week. will occur the second number
of the University Extension Lecture
Course. in the High School Assembly
Hall. The subject of the lecture Is
"Charles Dickens, Professor J. O..
Carter Troop presents hls authors and
criticizes their works in such a master
ly and entertaining manner that all will
certainly be delighted to near the lee
ture II you are o lover Of Dickens.
come and enjoy AN hour with your
fayorite author IL you are not. come
and learn how 70 appreciate the writ
ings Of one OF the greatest novelists
England has produced.
The lecture will be preceded by the
following program
Yocal.Solo. "What the Nightingale
Sang Rev. II. N. Aldrich.
Piano Solo Miss Alice Brann.
Male Quartette- Messrs. Aldrich'
Beach, Larson and Ball.
Season tickets for the remainder OF
the course may be obtained at VI. W
for adults and 40 cents for students.
Single admission tickets. 30 cents FOL
adults and 10 for students.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

during the fall and winter 50 that
when the work begins no delays may
be occasioned
The council would like best II the
track could be removed altogether but
that may not be possible TO bring about
so the proposition resolves itself into
getting as good concession out Of the
railroad people as possible.
That the track should be lowered all
agree for in its present condition it
leaves an awful grade TO climb right
in the heart OF the city's main thor.
oughfare. lowering OF the track
three or four teet wonld cnange the
looks OF the street wonderfully.
However II Is necessary. before put
ting the proposition mp to the railway
people 10 know just what is wanted
where to begin and where TO end the
Improvement and with that end In
view Mayor Bjork and his committee
are now tusseling.
Another matter that Is yet an under
current Is the condemning of the land
above the power plant. The survey
has been made and Mr.. Goldsworthy is
at present busy upon his drawings and
estimates A report may be expected
from him at any time now and then
the city Is ready TO commence the
legal proceedings.
The report of the city treasurer
showed that there Is on hand the sum
OF $5. 800 which il about all OF the
money the city will be possessed OF un-
til the taxes come in next winter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09

sufficient at a certain price per thou
sand feet. was put Ia 10 equal the pnr-
chase price the Menasha people was 20
transfer the land aud balance OF the
timber 70 Messrs Moriarty a James.
Mr.. Moriarty subsequently, purchases
Mr.. james interest In the business ana
wonnd up the affairs Wien he asked
for Instructions as n the logging OF
the timber he was told that he had no
interest in the property. After the
correspondence was all presented the
Menasha people decided 70 settle. they
having evidently overlooked some OF
the letters The proposition was &C.
cepted and settlement waF made out
OF court.
The two jury cases were put over
the term and the jury discharged on
Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
ALL WORK IS ORDERED STOPPED AND
SUPPLIES ON HAND DIsposeD OF
TO TACKLE RAILROAD CROSSING
Will Try TO Have the North Western
Lower the Upper Crossing Before
Mscadsmizins Street.

II you have wiring job 10 be done
about your house don't call mp Supt.
Stephany any more for he can do no
more than tell you how 10 is to be
done. II You want workman you
will have TO call upon VIII Lynch. He
Is the residuary legatee OF the business
that has been worked mp by the city
during the past dozen or more years.
This change was brought about at
the council meeting last Monday night
when a motion was made to dispose OF
the material on hand aud Supt.
Stephany was instructed not 10 take on
any more work
The change in procedure has been
under consideration for some time and
was occasioned by the unsatisfactory
conditions that always arise when a
city corporation undertakes TO do pri
vate work. No reflection is cast upon
the.employes by the change The city
will say how the work shall be done In
the future az in the past but the actual
labor will be done by private person
and the collections made 10y the man
who does the work.
Mr.. Lynch has been on this work
under Mr.. Stephany for number OF
years and is thoroughly efficient and
able to handle tnat end Of the business
He succeeds TO business that has beer
worked up and ought to do we'll at IT,
the meeting was void OF other devel
opments but several things are under
the surface that have not had time /,
develop yet, Among these is the effor
to be made 70 have the upper crossin,
OF the North Western road on Superio
avenue changed so that when the stree
is paved the present Unnecessary grad
will not be in evidence.
This is one Of the moves preparator,
to paving and it is the intention Of tn
council to square away on that worl
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
Fair Premiums.

The following Crystal Falls people
got prizes at the Iron River fair
George Meyers Boquet Aster 9. boz
quet mixed 2. pumpkin |, Hubbaid
squash /, carrots 2, dill pickles 9. cit
ron I. musk melon 2, cucumbers /. 20.
tatoes, six weeks 2, cabbage Flat
Dutch /. sweet corn /, cauliAower g,
barley ].
Miss Lilly Poyseor Sofa pillow 9.
center piece 2
Mrs Meyers Baby l.
Mrs. ]. s. Jacka Pillow ..
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
Eastern Star Officers.

Crystal Falls Chapter o. Il. $. held
it's annual election OF officers last We'd
nesday evening. the following being
chosen TO the different Offices for the
coming year.
Worthy Matron-Mrs VIM. Fraser
Worthy Patron-W ]. Richards.
Associate Matron--Mrs. Jas. ID. Wv
ian.
Secretary Mrs. e. J. Oswald.
Treasurer Sarah Munns.
oductor-Alborta BosanKo.
Associate Conductor Sadie Fraser.
Adah- Cora Lustteld
Ruth Cora Uren.
Esther -Gwendoline Harvey
Martha-Bessie Holmes
Electa Gene MeGee.
Chaplain Mrs, II. N. Aldrich.
wardef Mrs G. NJ. Rogers.
Marshal -Lottie Lustheld
Sentinel VIM. Harvey,
Thos. q. Brooks was here this week
on short hunting trip and visiting
relatives ia the city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09

Joe Leonard IN greatly improving his
residence property In Maple Grove.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09

at this property last Monday morning
There has been considerable doubt
about town as 10 the intention Of the
operators, the International Harvester
company, 10 develop this property at
greater depth The work since the
shaft was unwatered last winter has
been confined to drifting and cross
cutting on me old level and while the
results all pointed TO clean deposits
being found at greater depth, the
work OF sinking has been deferred nm
til recently. Those acquainted with
the property all say that the next hun
dred feet will surety show up deposit
of shipping ore and now that the order
to 90 depeer has been given. all look
forward TO this property heing in the
shipping list next year.
MAAS DRILL WORK
The Cole a Macdonald company
moved one of it's drills to the scene OF
Geo. Maas explorations north OF the
Mansfield mine last Monday and will
try to complete the work there, Mr..
Mas outfit not being heavy enough
TO do the work The hole is down
close TO 1000 feet and considerable
trouble was had with the light rods.
A heavy drill mas been taken out there
and an attempt will be made 20 fish
ont the rods that broke OF. II that
work is successful the drilling will be
continued to the originally intended
depth.
MORE EXPLORING.
Two drills. operated by the st. Claire
company. have been moved to some
lands between Red Rock and Amasa
during the week. The work is being
done for the Buffalo a. Susquehanna
company.
The lands. are owned by the Wake
field estate and explorations wcre.car-
ried on there about twenty years ago
by Captain Carlson who was associated
with j. Park Charming in work In
this district.
The territory between Red Rock and
Amasa Is very apt to have careful at.
tention in the near future.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09

The regular services win be neld at
the Methodist church tomorrow. The
pastor. Rev. II. ~ Aldrich. win
preach at 10 30 a m. aud Z 80 p. m.
Special music viii be rendered in both
services In the morning Miss vande-
water will sing the offeratory SOLO
Thursday evening Of next week the
Bibls study and Training class will
begin their work for the coming year.
All members of this class. also any
who may want to Join are requested n
be present at the first meeting.
-
Mrs. Thos Onlstte lett Thursday
morning for her home In California
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09
Annual Meeting.

County Clerk Wall has been busy for
some time getting things ready for the
ANIMAL meeting Of the countysboard
OF supervisors which will be held next
week
The meeting will be an interesting
one M the casting up OF the accounts
for the year will be made thereat.
The county has done lot OF work at
all points Of the line this year, poor
board, road commissioners and com
mittee On public buildings and
grounds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-10-09

sinking Of the shaft was commenced
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-02
ROYAL NEIGHBORS

A special meeting OF the Royal Neigh
bors of America for the purpose of in
stalling newly elected officers and initi-
ating candidates was held Wednesday
night, Mrs. j. O. Black being installed
as recorder and Miss Bertha Poe, receiv-
err. Miss Oricn White was candidate
for initiation, after which the members
of the lodge were taken to Sharar's ice
cream parlor, where they enjoyed ice
cream as the guests of Mrs. F. II. Phipps.
All the Royal Neighbors are requested
to meet at $3.50 p. IN. at the home of
Mrs. Phipps, on Central avenue, next
Thursday night, and all are especially
requested to bring basket or box of
good things to eat, as they will visit the
Modern Woodmen lodge, and they are
reported to be very hungry bunch.
A short musical and literary program
will be rendered during the evening, af-
ter which the members of the M. w. A.
will bid on the boxes brought by the
ladies.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-02
sTEVENS-HUMIsTON

The following is from the Enterprise,
of Lakeview, Mich.
A pretty church wedding was solem-
nized in this city Wednesday p. m. at
1880 o'clock, when Miss Lena Humiston
and Mr.. Allen Stevens were united in
matrimony at the Congregational church.
The church was indeed a scene of
beauty and every seat was filled when at
the appointed hour the bridal party ar
rived. To the strains of the wedding
march the procession entered the church
headed by little flower girls who strewed
their pathway with flower petals. The
bride was attended by maid of honor
and four bridesmaids.
Rev. Secord, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, pronounced the beautiful
ring ceremony in most impressive man.
ner.
At the conclusion Of the ceremony the
bridal party and invited guests went to
the home OF the BRIDES parents, where a
reception was given and dainty refresh
ments served.
The presents received by the newly
married couple were numerous and hand
some, as well as valuable. They fully
attest the esteem in which these young
people were held and will serve as life
long mementoes.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-02

Mazurie walks. Garfield singles and
Hamill scores. Laird fans, and Peterson
goes out at first. Libby-Cowell fans.
Coleman hits grounder to third and Joe
makes bad throw to first. Coleman steals
second and third and scores on Godfrey's
safe hit. Larry out at first and Raasch
out to Laird.
Sixth inning, Whitefsh-Howell and
II. Hamill fan. Beaudin out at first. Lib
by--Kuklinsky, Hoffman and Lamey are
thrown out at first.
Seventh inning, Whitetish-VanSlyke
walks on four wild balls but is forced out
at second by J. Hamill's single. Mazurie
out on infield fly. Joe steals second.
Garfield fans. Libby Christie fans and
Cowell and Coleman are retired at first.
Eighth inning, Whitefish Laird fouls
out to catcher and Peterson fans. How
ell is walked and steals second. H. Ham
i'll fans. Libby-Godfrey fans. Larry
hits long fly to left, cuts first by a mile
and lands on second. Raasch hits fly
to II. Hamill who drops 1t. Kuklinsky
singles and Larry scores. Hoffman hits
safe one to right field scoring Raasch and
Kuklinsky. Lamey fans. Christie hits
fly to Howell who drops it and Hoffman
trots home. Cowell singles, but is caught
trying for second.
Ninth inning, Whitefish-B Beaudin and
VanSlyke fan. J. Hamill singles and
steals second. Mazurie flies out to left.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-02
GOTCH WINS FROM MACK

After the baseball game OH Sunday an
exhibition wrestling match was pulled
off at the ball grounds, between Young
Gotch and Johnny Mack, which was
witnessed by about hundred people
Gotch won the first fall in 4 minutes and
the second in 8 minutes, although Mack
made very good showing against the
whirlwind from Iowa. Ed Cunning
acted as referee.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-02
SOME EXTRA FIREWORKS
FOR FOURTH

In addition to the fireworks which will
be fired from the battleship OH Whitefisll
lake OH July 5, there will be some shore
fireworks of special nature, which
would be unsafe to fire from the ship.
These special pieces are very large, and
entirely different from anything eyer seen
here before. They will throw great
deal of fire, and it will be necessary for
the crowd to keep at safe distance.
Officers will be OIL hand, however, to at
tend to this. Some of these pieces are
fired from a cannon, and gun eight
feet long has been secured, which will be
used.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1909-07-02
Joe Hamill was surely there with the
h,r, cfioly C,,pIau
NUMBER 1s

Joe Hamill was surely there with the
hlg stick Sunday.
Mazurie, the first baseman, is every
inch baseball player.
"Look at the kid run" That was
Beaudin gong down to first.
Garfield is surely there behind the bat,
all right, and also at the bat.
The Spokane Athletic association team
will play in Kalispell Sunday and Mon
day.
With several subordinate teams in the
field, there will always be something
doing.
Flathead and Lincoln counties ought
to have a baseball league, with regular
schedule of games.
The suits for the w. O. w. team are
expected soon. The colors are red,
white and blue, the blue predominating.
Ike Prudential, who played on the
bleachers and did some effective roofing,
caught hot foul ball on his shin
which was rather painful for the time
being.
A room in the basement of the White
fish hotel is being used as baseball head
quarters, and it is planned to fix the
place up in good shape for the accommo-
dation OF the players.
Whitetish has lost three games now,
but the team is good one, just the
same, and if the present lineup is not
weakened there will be different story
to tell before the season is over.
The association just about broke even
on the game Sunday. On account OF the
large expense connected with getting the
Libby team here, there is not much
chance OF making profit on game
with that place.
The Modern Woodmen of America
have their baseball team thoroughly or
ganized, and the suits have been order
ed, together with other equipment. The
Modern Woodmen have good lodge
and expect to be represented by first
class team. j. p. Wilde is manager Ct
the new team and Percy Dodds is cap
tain.