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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
4 RExARgsBLE Paper

One of tic must remarkable papers thai
has seen the light for some time makes
its appearance in the November issue Oh
the American Magazine. 1t is entitled An
Intimate View OF John D. Rockefeller by
f. n Briggs. Il is composed Of all the
trivial detail and detailed triviaIity one
associates vita a Boswell, and uatfl the
concluding pages ase reached one wonders
why it was written.
It transpires that the writer fer some
years occupied something Of the relation
of a turnkey to John D.. out was not pru-
dsnt enough TO have the relationship es-
tabIished en- eonuactual basis and ap-
parentIy did not succeed in collecting
All that this paper shows that he got was
several hours Of agreeable conversation
in which hlr Rockefeller beat him in d;3-
lomatic fencing and succeeded il avoid
ing discussion Of the disasreeable subject
Of compensation.
With the merits OF dement's of the sta
alton no one else has any business. for
Briggs gave Rockefeller an acquittance
and surrendered a lot Of papers. Of What
character does not appear.
By all the rules that control the actions
of men with a proper sense. of decencs
tAis should have closed the inci4ent
The animes Of this paper can but be i
desire 10 .,eef even apd Il; ,.s;t.t
within the limitations Of the soul of q
fluakey. One can not, however, but Is
surprised that the American Magazine
should have paid for and published such
an article.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

amount which has passed through the
r1lIers to date approximates 35. 900 tons,
with as much more in sight. Eff. Dick
inson is the capable general manager Of
the Georgia plantation, and John Fuchs is
! the competent superintendent and chem
ist. The sagar-boiling corps Is composed
of Pete Knight, Walter Burke, Willie Mil
Ter and A. 7. Stoufieit. and old reliable
Fritz Treise is in charge of the engine
room.
Grinding is progressing nicely at the
Miles Companys Houmas Central factory
at Burnside, and the big mill is reported
to be chewing up cane at the rate of from
1900 to 1900 tons per day. Something
like $4,000 tons have been negotiated
since the opening Of the season one
month ago, and there are approximately
$4,000 tons still to be handled If the
present rate of progress is maintained,
Houmas Central is likely to wind up the
campaign just about holiday time.
James Maarin, a wellknown Donald
sonyille boy who is holding down the re-
sponsible position of chief engineer of the
big Aguila and Los Mochis sugar factories
in Mexico, writes to The Chief under date
of Nov. Is as follows: "WiH you kindly
change my address to Ahome, SiDaloa,
instead of Los Moehis, as am most Of
the time on the Aguila place We expect
to start grinding at Los Mochis on Dec
rs. and at AguIla on Jan. l..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
The 7. D.'s DIT. Charity.

The New Orleans Tines Democrats an:
nual distribution Of dolls and toys to the
poor children Of that city will take place
on the 24th instant, as usual. and sub
sefiptions 70 the fund that makes this
beautiful charity possible are now being
received. The Chief is going to chip m
its mite and hopes a good many other
Donaldsonvillians and Ascensfonites viii
do likewise 1t viii add much to any
sisht~hearted persons Christmas enjoy
ment to have the consciousness of con
tribntine towards some other person 5
Christmas enjoyment, and the feeling
will be intensified if the object of the
benefcence is a destitute child whose joys
and toys are few.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
Eczema

is considered hard to cure. Try DR.. Bells
Aatiseptic Salve ana you will chance
your mind. Yon viii see an improve :
ment from the first application.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
GrsnuZated Eye Ids

are easily cared-caustic Is MOI necessary.
Sefherland's Eagle Eye Salve IS Iainless
and harmless and guaranteed TO CT re. Has
never failed on a case. Costs 25c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03
aYaItl, b. Works. :.

Congratulations 10 New Orleans on the
vote Of Louisiana il favor of q bond issue
Of S6.5GO0O0 by the state for tie pro-
posed Panama Exposition "-Rannfaetu-
rarat Paeora
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

# Judge Thornton can't reach the sena
torial persimmon, Ascengicn's civic pride
would be powerfully pulled up by the
selection of her able young son. R. N
Sims, to WELD the pole and bring down
the fruit.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

WHAT troubles lots of people most is not
the high cost of living. but the cost Of
high living.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

A score of working girls were killed and
thirty more injured at factory fire in
Newark. H. j.. last Saturday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

a venerable citizen of one OF the cour-
try parishes wrote to a Republican friend
in New Orleans just after the recent cleo
ton, The country seems to have admin
istered a rebnke to someone or some
thing. To whon or to what | don't feel
quite sure about myself. Possibly TO the
next congress. Let us wait and see"
TO this the city Republican replied. THE
Colonel and | are net discussing the cleo
tim, thank you; bat we may be thinking
damn, as the Dutehman said of his son
whom be had just spanked
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

An apt smile is used by the Monroe
News-Star to illustrate what it calls the
chaotic conditions that have prevailed in
both the Democratic and Republican par
ties: It was almost as difficult to tell
who was Democrat as what is
whisky"
Eyerybody's "Cousan Bob" from the
third district has SHE'D his castor into the
senatorial track at Baton Rouge and a
lively race for the McEnery- Sanders sue
cession is in prospect. PreRez- garde,
vous autres, cette Creole pony galopez
bien. oui. you see him sol
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

Colonel Bryan, who has Just succeeded
in defeating the Democratic candidate for
governor Of Nebraska. is sharpening his
knife for like execution in the national
campaign Of 1912 If his party dominates
q conservative Democrat for the presi-
dency Presumably the colonels defini-
ton Of a conservative viii be any Demo
crat who hasn't swallowed all the
BEyanisms Of the past fourteen years and
isn't willing to continue tho process indie
f1aitely.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1910-12-03

Now that the election is over we can
all admit without hurting the party
that Richard Croker. the -Tammany
chieftain, is right when he says that the
Republicans and the Payne Aldrich tariff
cannot be justly blamed for the high
prices Of the neeessaries of life, for SINH
lar conditions exist all over the world.
Between campaigns, at least, we can af-
ford to be candid and honest about such
things.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

Mansfield detsrmind 10 show their nav
suits. II was the same old story
though. the Fraternal Order OF Eagles
getting second place In q 26 to game
The Third and Fourth OF July the
boys spent In Amasa losing the first
game by an Alger County League score
OF IA to 10. and winning on the fourth
9-3. Both games were interesting.
one az musical farce, tine other as
ball game.
The following Sunday Mansfield
played Stambaugh ON the Crystal Falls
grounds and again the team showed It's
class by walloping the best the Western
side OF the county could send against
them to the tune of 20 3. Ia this
game Dory had eighteen strike outs
and allowed but tour scratch hits.
The climax.to a very successful sea-
son came the following Sunday when
the strong Continentals of Escauaba
were brought to Crystal Falls The
result was one of the best games OF the
season Mansfield crawling cut on top
by the narrow margin of one run, the
only run of the game The game was
won in the ninth inning with two men
out and two strikes on the batter. Err
ME Keast was equal 10 the occasion,
however. for on the next ball thrown
the outhelders were seen SQUIRTING for
all their worth to the fence. When the
ball was returned TO the diamond
Hoikka had crossed the pan with the
winning run and Keast WAS perched
on second base
The last regular game of the schedule
was played OF on Juy 3lst, 1910, Mans
field coping the coin in 3 to 3 game
with Florence.
Following this game the team lost q
number OF their best men, and 1t was
thought advisable 10 disband. The
team lays claim to the amateur cham
pionship Of the Menonlinee range, and
In the event that their claim is disput
eel the management is ready and will
ing g. back the team against all chsl'
lengers In such a contingency reor
ganization will be necessary
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
Election Notice.
To the Sheriff

To the Sheriff
You are hereby notified that Gen.
eral Primary Election will be held in
thi. state on Tuesday. the sixth day
Of September. 1910, for all political
parties. for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the offices OF United
States Senator Governor. Lieutenant
Governor. Representative in Congress,
state Senator and Representative IN
the State Legislature. also for nominal
ing candidates by each political party
in counties. as prescribed by Act No.
2sl OF the Public Acts OF 1909.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
hereto affixed my signature and the
Great Seal OF the state, at Lansing,
this thirtieth day OF July in the year
Of our Lord ninteen hundred zen.
Frederick e. Msrtindaie,
Secretary OF state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
GUARDIAN Angels Church

ON Sunday next ar 1880 A NJ. the
children belonging 70 the Guardian
Angels church who nave been duly
examined and admitted are 10 make
their First Communion.
At the $50 mass the ladies OF tho
Slavish Benevolent association will re-
ceive theiv communion in body.
Sunday afternoon at o'clock chill
dren will be enrolled into the Society
Of the Sacred Heart OF Jesus.
On Sunday, August % about 100
children and adults will be confirmed
by the Right Rev Bishop Els Of Mar
quette at o'clock p NJ. All cordial
ly invited to attend these beautiful
and affecting ceremonies.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

in day or two.
Mr.. Harry Riley was Crystal Falls
visitor Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Albert TetzloH left for
Menominee Wednesday morning where
they will visit for short time with
Mr. Tetzloff parents
James Richards was Crystal Falls
visitor sunday evening
John Anesi was visitor III Crystal
Falls Saturday
Dolph Varney was a Mansfield visit.
Or Thursday of last week.
Thoburn Ball was a visitor in Crys-
tai Falls Sunday
Arthur Richard and Adolph johnson
drove over TO the dance In Sagola Sat
urday night Both report having had
an excellent time
Willie Eldred was out with car
load Of visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Rev H. n Aldrich will conduct
services her Wednesday evening, Aug
24th.
Now that the ball team has disband
cd glance over their work for the
past summer may be OF interest Ia
many OF the enthusiasts. Below will
be found summary of the game,
played since the team organized Last
spring
They opened the season May the 22nc
with the Wizards ot Crystal Falls,
winning IL to 10 in a game marked
by a lot of hitting and poor fielding.
A week later the team travelled e
saogla TO try conclusions with Angus,
Carlson shusky bunch. The game wa
remarkably we'll played considerinl
the condition OF the grounds and tn.
fact that botn teams had but it'll,
practice. The score was one np 10 In,
ninth inning when Crane. Sagola
pitcher, deci Ted that he was cut on
Tor aeronautical work Acting on hi
imagination he took short flight ant
before he was brought back 10 'teri
irma the game had been won i8 10 3
Two weeks later the boys got theii
first good practice OF the summer de
feating Amasa. z 90 in a grand old
game. IL was Amasa's game up t
the eighth inning but CHRIS Rowe h,
OF the generous heart must have TOLD
his boys 10 go easy for the remainder
Of the game. Mansfelds however
did not seem to appreciate the gener
osity Of Chris for at the first sign 81
a let-up they sailed In and won IN,
game, much to the dismay Of tn,
Amasa bunch. On June the 10th IA,
husky bunch OF .es took trip :,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
MANSFIELD
. .; s4GGE 60

John Swanson has returned to work
after An enforced layoff Of two months.
John says that his eyes are as strong
as ever
Miss Ethel Ross was Crystal Falls
visitor Tuesday
Saturday the 18th was pay day this
month. Messrs Uren and Leonard
from Iron Mountain were the pay mas
ters
Mrs. Andrew Johnson was visited 10y
her eldest daughter, Mrs, Annie Ros-
engren OF Iron River last week
Mr.. and Mrs. George UsbA were Wis
itors in Crystal Falls Monday
Mrs f. johnson visited at the home
Of Ms. James Scanlon Monday.
Miss TORY Brann was a business
visitor in Mansfield Monday.
Captain J. p. Edwards and Alex
Ross were out TO Chicagon lake We'd
nesday on business
Supt James $. Wall and Victor ID.
Lang were here for short stay Satur
day OF last week.
DR.. J. p. Edwards and Robert DorS
drove in to the show Thursday even
ing.
Miss Marie Collins OF Escsnabs and
Miss Florence Nolan visited for day
or two last week with Miss Staci'
Scanlpn.
Below is copy OF an invitation tina
has | cen extended TO all the member
of the Mansfield Ball Team
"Yju are cordially requested to at
tend the First Annual Banquet an'
smoL a OF the Mansfield Base Bal
Team to be given in the Mansfield Clul
House Saturday. August goth, 1910
n from 500 z. NJ until-you know
y wher.
Emil Alto was a Crystal Falls visit
or Wednesday
Frank Lama drove into town OF
business Wednesday.
Mrs. Padgett returned home from
Green Bay Tuesday afternoon wher
she has been visiting for the past tw'
or three weeks.
Miss Cora Richards returned hom
from Green Bay Tuesday Afternoon
where she underwent an operation to
appendicitis The operation was sue
cessful and Miss Richards IL rapid
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
conyaIescIng

Miss Kathryn Corbett returned home
from Ypsilanti last week where she has
been attending the Normal for the past
year. Miss Corbett made very com
mendable record while at school and
has been engaged to teach ut the Wood
ruff Training school, an institution
that Is Glossy affiliated with the Nor
NAL, for the coming year 'Success"
seems 10 be this young ladys motto.
and we all trust that it will continue
to crown her efforts
ON Monday we had the rare pleasure
of meeting II. Olin Young OF lshpem-
ing, candidate for Congressman tor
this district MIR. Young addressed
the voters Of the township in front Of
the Office and II was very evident that
ne made an excellent impression on his
audience His arguments were clear
and concise and dealt mainly with the
tariff question. Mr. Moriarty in few
well chosen remarks introduced Mr..
Young
In the party along with Mr. Young
were Herman Holmes. Thomas Conlin
aud Senator Moriarty.
The Mansfield Tots were defeated by
the Crystal Falls Wizards Saturday al
ternoon 10y score of IA to The
game was hammer until the first in
ming when the intield of the Tots went
up in the air From that time on tn,
game developed itself into a Struggling
match, everyone up driving the bal
out tor two or three bases The gam,
was featured by the smuggling Of young
Scanlon and the pitching Of Forsman
Now and then one hears OF children
swallowing pennies and dimes ant
other small articles. but one OF on
Mansfield children has them all fade,
when II comes to getting away will
the money. Saturday, payday, as soor
as the family check OF Albert Watrubi
was brought home the mother or fathe
left IL lying on the table near which
the children were playing Some tim
afterwards one Of the parehta returne,
to lind their youngest daughter calmly
munching away on the check II evi
IDENTIFY must have been good baby foo,
for che child had done away with tn
major portion OF the check and did no
seem 20 be suffering any bad effects
However the parents upon piecing bit
together found THAT the number an,
J amount OF the check was missing
Their case with the evidence ut han,
was duly presented before John Mason
; and he assured the anxious mother tina
q similar oneck would be Forthcoming
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
AMASA LIQUOR DEALERS
WERE ALL DISCHARGED
Continued from Page /

lbntluucH from 4 hsr 4
said that as far as he could see, and he
had looked the matter over carefully,
the arrests had been made on trivial
charges that would not stand up before
a jury
There were ten cases started and 70
try ali Of those cases before jury
would take lot Of money and he Did
not feel that he ought 10 spend the
peoples money when there was no
show OF getting any results, as what
valid cases there were would be 80 pre-
JUDGED by the trivial cases that he
feared they would all fall by the way
side
The liquor dealers were arrested sew
eral weeks ago OH warrants sworn ont
by Rev Rutledge on evidence furnish
ed mainly by fairfield and Barnes,
two men who spent week At Amass
gathering evidence.
just what turn affairs will take i
not known. Amasa saloon keeper:
have been made toe the law for mum.
Der % years as there Is a-strong tenn.
perance element in the village thai
keeps the saloons well under thetlaw
Rev. Rutledge has been very active a
Amasa and seem to have an especia
animosity for the liquor dealers ~
there
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

Robin Hood and bis merry robbers
were wandering through Sherwood
Forest This holdup game Is getting
on the blink" growled the usually
happy Robin
my sentiments exactly" said Triar
Tuck; lets hike 10 the city and open a
meat markety
"well tarry awhile" said Robin.
after thinking; 1T can't be much long
er before the lumber interests Will
make us an offer for the forest"-Iilus-
trated Sunday Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20

Mr Joseph Richards and Clarence
Deland went to Deerwood, Minnesota
last Saturday where Joe Il to be EN-
ployed a. bookkeeper and stenographer
for the Rodgers. Brown Ore Go
Rev. James Pascoe held services at
the N z church last Thursday even
ing
Mr. George Promo was Crystal
Falls visitor last Thursday and Friday
Mesrss Euoch Roberts Chas "
Hughes Roy g Whitehead and Chris.
Rowe We're CRYSTAL Falls visitors last
Friday
Mr. Sam RantoIs and son went 70
Crystal Falls last Saturday.
MI. Andrew Uren returned from
Crystal Falls last Saturday where he
had been visiting friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mathews spent
sunday at Iron Mountain
Mrs. Chas vs. Hughes and daughter
Myrtle went 70 Iron River last satur.
day
Nh John Forgetto went TO Iron
Mountain last Monday
Messrs Roy Whitehead. Christopher
Rowe. J I. Gibson and l. f. Grow
went to Crystal Falls last Monday
supt Cnas r. Lawrence was ~
Amasa visitor last Tuesday
Or Markie was an Amasa visitor
Thursday
Miss Lille Gill returned from Crys
tai Falls last Wednesday.
Mr.. Chas. ". Hughes and John Lac,
went to Crystal Falls Monday.
Miss Merle Gibson went to Crysta
Fails last Monday
Miss Ethel Grayson returned from
Niagara. Wis. last Wednesday.
A. f Dixon, candidate for prosecut
ing attorney was an Amasa yisito
Thursday
Mrs. Chas. Wedberg returned iron
Chicagon lake last Wednesday.
Henry Liberty of Crystal Falls wa
an Amssa visitor the latter part of tn
week.
Messrs. Jonh Lace and William Gre
} spent Sunday at Iron River
Miss Ruth jacobson went 20 Ishpem
ing to visit friends
l. :. Nation. general salesman 70
) Florensheim Co.. IL in town witt
his full line OF goods
Miss Genevieve Uren returned trou
, Crystal Falls last Tuesday.
: Mr. Atle Berg was an Iron Rive
visitor last Tuesday
! The let and End teams played gam
last Sunday and resulted in victor.
! TOR the former by score OF 4 10 3. |
shows that the LIST team needs praotic
! and they would have lost had IL no
, been for the crack Norway End base
! man who came 10 the rescue with th
! stick end OF IT, Ceaser is learning
! thodgh, at least he says he Is and vii
soon be playing with some Of the sem
: pro teams
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
Fins pi.tinetIons.

No mere man can hope 10 under
stand the principles which govern
feminine fashions. A man went with
his wife while she bought some dress
goods.
"Thls stufr." he said. rs pretty and
would make you good dress"
'ThatF said the wife in Contempt
Nobody IL wearing that nowT
"Then how about thisT asked tho
husband. indicating another sort.
ooh, that wouldn't do at all. Every
body's wearing thatw-LadIes' Homo
Journal.
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ist-0 1 O00i o.
2nd-0 0102O 00-S
Batteries; Bloomquist, Forgetto,
Nestlund and Struman.
Martin and Promo.
Umpire. Shoualter,
Hon. II. Olin Young and sticky
bunch Of Republican supporters arriy-
ed in Amasa last Sunday to spend the
day. After sitting down to an enjoy
able repast the party started out to ex-
plore the town. Herman Holmes took
party 10 Red Rock. Mr.. Young gave
speech at 3 O'Clock but only small
crowd turned out He was introduced
to the crowd by NJ. II. Moriarty. AT
ter the speech all the autos returned
except DR. McBurney Of Stambsueh.
He returned later in the evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
Methodist Episcopal Church

REV, II. n. Alurlcn, fastOr.
Services tomorrow Sunday 10 80 a.
m. and z 80 p. m.
Sermons by the pastor in both SER
vices. Morning Theme. Failure
Through Self, Victory Through God. .
The evening subject will be The In
spirea Word
Sunday School II 90 M d. NJ.
Ross, Superintendent
Sunday School and Preaching Ser
vices will be held at the Dunn location
at 2 80 p. IN.
Nesdames l.. ID. Rowley Sarah Wills.
w j. Bosanko and Paul Smith will
serve supper under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid Society. next Tuesday, at
the home OF Mrs Rowley. Supper
will be served from 90 until all arc
served
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
REV. r. N. AL0RlcH
invited 10 Remain as pastor

iNHtA1A w fNNtttAit a. AaANA
The Rev james pascoe, District
superintendent OF the Houghton dis
trict Of the Methodist church, was in
our city last sunday preaching the
sermon in the Methodist church ia the
evening. and conducting the Fourth
Quarterly Conference The pastor.
Rev. II n Aldrich gave his annual
report, which contained the following
No. Of marriages performed o
No. Of Baptisms performed 10
No, Additions TO church membership 10
No Of Sermons preached 40
No Of Families on calling list 2iO
No enrolled on Sunday Schools 235
No. Of formal calls made 1900
The Official board unanimously in
yited their pastor Rev. Il. n Aldrieh,
70 return for the coming conference
year which begins September LIST.
The following are the members OF the
official board for the next year
d. NJ. Ross, Capt W J Richards,
A. Haley, ". d Hill. Frank scadden.
Capt. Edward Pengilly, II T.. Beach,
/ DR. A. NJ. Darling. j. II. Parks, James
I'D. Vivian, Capt 3 J Goodney,
Mayor Aryid Bjorx.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-08-20
Henry Mackiranda

SHOEMAKER SHOP
Mex, TO Fin. Temperance Hall,
Anasa, Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-01-08

Firs, Insertion Dec. &. 1901 Last
Jan. y 1910