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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
The County Convention.

A republican county convention was
/ cid mt Iron River last Saturday AT
which candidate for county school
commissioner was nominated and dele
gates selected to the state convention.
John Mason was unanimously chosen
as the candidate for school commits
sioner.
w. II. Jobe. NJ. II. Moriarty, John
RI. Parks. w. D. Richards, Chas. Ii.
Watson. f. A. Morrison, L. w Byers
and A. f Dixon.
The delegates from this side of the
county were as follows:
Hematite y. T. Gibson and CAPT.
Jacobson.
Mansfield Alex Ross
Mastodon Fred Pfitfer.
Crystal Falls Vim. Fraser Geo.
Jollifie. Alvin Richards and Frank
Morrell
First Ward Aug. Pliota and NJ j.
Shields.
Second ward-W. J. Gribble. Joe
Leonard and Ira Odgers.
Third ward-W. X. Dawson and W.
G. Eldled.
/. w. Byers was chairman OF the con
vniton and p. O'Brien secretary.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

Mrs g. M. Atkinson and daughter.
Dorothy left yesterday noon tor Min
peapolis. where they will visit for a
few days with Miss Beatrice Atkinson.
Miss Eslie Myrick and Miss Winnie
Lott. After which Mrs. Atkinson will
enter a Saint Paul hospital where she
will remain under special treatment
for some time. -Mesaba Ore.
The fire bell rang out Nm alarm last
Tuesday summoning the department to
the Simon Johnson house on Crystal
avenue occupied 10y VIM. MoGiDbon.
The fire was in the barn where come
ashes had been dumped. the vino
blowing the live Goals against the barn
and communicating the lire. No ma
treial damage was done.
The ladies of the Ladies' AID society
wish to inform all who want tohny
comtorters OF aprons that they may or.
der them from Mrs. Vim. BosanRo
Mrs George Schwartz of Green Bay
who was here last week visiting her
sister. Mrs. Paul Schook, returned to
her home on Monday.
Remember the opening of the big
sale at the Paris Store Friday, March
10th.
Ernest Munns and Joseph Thouin
were at Stambaugh last Sunday the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Boyle
Mrs Paul Schook has been quite sick
during the week and is not much i'm
proved ut this writing.
Big bargains in ladies white petit
coats laces. embroideries at the Paris
Store commencing Friday, March 10th.
Pat. Behan of Menominee is in the
city visiting.his brother. Terry Behan
Attend the big stock reduction sale
at tire Paris Store commencing FRIDAY,
March 10th.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

School and thought they had walk a.
way. Mr.. Gunther accepted the chal.
lenge and picked i've men who were
All Stars. The first half ended with a
score Of n TO T. The second half was
featured by the Basket throwing Of
Lada and the guarding of warhawsKy.
The Sixth b think that the "Won-
ders - Of last week may just keep on
wondering.
Sam Plankey. Margaret Liberty.
Berger Stolberg and Theron Hill rank
al highest in their general average for
February.
The following pupils were perfect in
attendance for February: Axel An
derson, Fred Aldrich. Charles Bottger.
John Challancin. Emil Cosseite. Oscar
Franquist. Edwin Galbraith. John
Hioshy. Onnie Huria. Roy jackson.
John Kotes. Henry LaPlant. Emil
Nyquist, Willie Peterson. Joseph
Schoher. Leo Spanner. Frederick Sut.
ter. Harry Varney. Josie Diskaveic.
Cecilia Citizen. Katherine Greene.
Eatttie jackson. Mary johnson, Hulda
Oleson. Olive Pengelly. Annie Phillips.
Kathleen Shells. Halma Wilson and
Helia Peterson.
Willie Peterson. Joseph Schober.
Frederick Suffer and Harry Varney did
the best work IN tns Manual Training
last month.
Olive Pengelly. Celia Sauvegeau and
Helia Peterson did excellent work in
Domestic Science.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
School Notes
A Chiei'saBson ne takinmofes
Ind Taitb, hen preBt them.

Daniel thinks that basket ball rule,
should be revised namely, that tbs
guards have search light, or else have
the forwards strapped to the guards.
He thinks that would keep down these
extremely high scores.
Cap. got cross-eyed marking scores
last Tuesday evening.
Ham would like to know where Ike
gets his glue. he is n sTicker.
Heinie is very proud OF his team.
the All stars
One day this week every body rushed
TO the Manual Training room TO see
what the noise was. IL was Mr.. ia
cobson whistling. my wife gone TO
the country.
Ask ole IL the Queen Of India IL dead
Mr.. Clark accompanied the Basket
Ball team to Norway last Friday night.
Ask Carlson. who are gentlemen.
Casper Bauer was the official score
keeper at Norway.
Ask Warshawsky what kind of a hit
he made at Norway.
Last Tuesday evening walk a way
basket bali game was played between
the Clodhoppers and the All Stars.
The final score was 40 to l2 in favor Of
the All Stares, The Clodhoppers pick
ed FIVE of the best men of the High
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

Mrs X. p. Hollow received word
last Tuesday that ner sister. Mrs AL
bert Vile had died the night previous
at her home in Fayette. Ohio. Mrs
Edward Mitchell and her son Chas
Mithcell. left that evening IN be pre-.
ent at the funeral. Mrs Hollow wa:
unable TO 60
Miss Grace Wilson went TO DePere
Wis. Tuesday where she will visit
with her aunt. Mrs. M. J. Clark. for a
time. While at DePere Miss Grace
will take course in millinery work
from Mrs. Beaver. one of the best mil
liners in the state.
Andrew Osterand, store manager
from Houghton, came here Wednesday
tOtake the management for the Crys-
tai Falls Cooperative Society. Mr.
Ostrand has been in the employ Of
Roach a. Seaber, the big produce men
of the copper country.
Mrs Maria Justina Helenius died
lat Sunday morning She was % years
old and porn in Jalasjori. Finland.
The funeral was held on Wednesday
of this week from the Finnish Luther
an church of this city.
49, 80 and StOO mems Douglas shoes
at 81 40 at the Paris Store commenting
FRIDAY. March 10th. Don't forget to
see pair
A son was horn to Mr.. and Mrs.
John LaPlante of Maple Grove last
Saturday. Mother and child are doing
nicely
Big bargains in Mems and boy
clothing commencing Friday. March
l0th M the Paris Store
a letter from f. r. Lucas advises us
to send his paper to Ricnford, Yer
mont where Mr. Lucas is now located
Miss Margaret SAVERS is in the city
the guest OF Mrs John Tufts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

X. b. Webb missed box of pocket
knives last Monday. Suspicion pointed
to man named Miller who has been
working for Butler this winter. Mr..
Webb started some detective work and
next day located one Of the knives
which Miller had sold to Frank Mar
It's Mr.. Webb Immediately swore ont
a warrant and landed the fellow in
Jail. He recovered all but one of the
knives.
County Treasurer Reynolds WAS a
visitor at Florence last Tuesday
While thvre he was presented with a
get.rich. quick machine which he ak
plotted 10 Oliver Pecard's discomfort
ture later on. Oliver VOWS he will
never even look at counterfeit money
again.
VIM. Hart who left here last summer
TO take position as travelling engineer
for the Milwaukee road ont OF Milwau-
kee. returned on Wednesday TO take up
his run on the Charming Crystal Falls
branch. All travelling engineers were
taken of last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vanderpool are
visiting at Mr.. Vanderpoo's old home
in Grand Ledge. Mich A letter re-
ceived from Mr. Vsnderpool says that
they are enjoying themselves very
much and expect to visit at Lansing
with Mr.. and Mrs ]. II Parks
Miss Mamie prenvost has taken
position AS stenographer in senator
Moriartys Office where Clarence Dryer
is looking after Mr. Moriartys busi.
ness during his absvncee.
Rev. II. N Aldrioh is at Hancock
where he ~ to visit over Sunday.
All roads will lead to the Paris Store
Friday. March 10th.
Mrs. John Molitor returned here last
Tnursday evening.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

OFFICERS;-
THos. coNLIN PHEs.
L.. A. HENRY, vfcK PRES
w. REYNoLDs. sro. TRSAs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04
CRYSTAL FALLS, COMMERCIAL CLUB

club Room i'm Lindsay Building.
Open from & A. NJ. until l2.00P. Nj.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-03-04

DIRECTORS;-
w. y. RICHARDS
JAS. n. CORCORAN
ARvID IIJORIS
CHAs NEuoEItAUER
vAINo osrERBERG
HERMAN RuwITCH
nc. =. BRIDGES
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m ~ NsSy Yo,k Ronnance of q "Sammer GkKs~ St,angs Adysnta,ss

change from the soft outdoor gloom
dashed me. The room was vsry large
indeed. foored with dull red tie, pan
elled in dark oak; . great Dutch IRE
place. hlled with flowers. breathsd fra
grancs. Opening from the rooms far
and. and raised three steps above Its
level, was q dinins-room. On our en-
trance two chairs had been pushed back
nom the table. and now . slim. pretty
little came running down the
steps and across the big room.
Lady. DEAR h cried. what on
earth has made you 20 later" Bhs funs
herself Into Miss Tabor's arms. hug.
cling her In a child would.
Miss Tabor kissed her gayfy.
we will tell you all about II. mother.
dear" she laughed. LET me introduce
Mr.. Crosby. without whose help I
should have probably been much later.
And. Mr.. Crosby. this Is my mother"
She greeted mo G~raciously. turning to
introduce mo TO her husband, who had
followed her more slowly. He was q
ford man n rather tail. his gray
eyes being level with my own.
When places had bean made for us at
tho table. and We were gathered In the
myself surprised that tho daughter
looked 30 little like either. Her mother
was much smaller than she. one of those
women who mover grow thin or FAT, but
whose age comes upon then only as
sort OF dlmming color and outline. Md
indeed. In the morn intimate light I
found her looking more her years,
pretty and soft and dotl-l1ke. but too
delicate a vessel for any great strength
OF spirit. a sweet little woman, affec-
Tomato and i~nconsequent.
Her words came quickly and win a
certain merry inSstence. but with little
The evening world., 1911-05-11
Just a Glimpse Into
the New York Shops

edged with black marabout and marked
So. 80.
Long satin wraps In q large assert
ment OF evening shades, edged with
natural marabout. can be had for SIS. 10.
Ono Of the novelties in this seasons
coaching parasol Is gathered at the
edge. II can be had In all the fash
ionable colorlngs at 1914.
The long coral earrings that are 10Y
having such a vogue are shown in va
rious shapes and in combination with
pearls and rhinestones at 33% q pair.
A waist that Just slips on over the
head and Is adjusted by q silk cord
At the neck u q new offering. Models
In black or white satin have small net
Jokes and sleeves and are constructed
along simple lines. These handy waists
sell at S7.49.
Soft shirred auto or evening hoods
Of chiffon. in all colors. have wide.
hemstitched strings and sell At s27s.
Something entirely new in bathing
suits 10 OF exquisite plaid silk mohair.
II 10 made up with a pleated skirt. and
the bodice Is beautifully trimmed with
red silk piplngs n tiny buttons that
brighten up the sombrs green tones OF
the plaid.
1.-THE attractive little suit bears the
mark S32. so.
The evening world., 1911-05-11

a.. ..,, .y
NY. was stIii 80 osrN mat petone i
oouu piace myseif amid my untamiiIa!
~urrounnihSS l was aware or snfothefs"
oInmotion
feopls were awake ana In Goune:
ue mouse was uu OF swishing sarments
ana The hurry OF uncomfortnhle foet'
some one passed my door swiftly. car
ry1ng a light. whose rays Swept through
the cracks ana swung uncannily across
the ceiling. Another door opened some
whore. letting out n blur of voices.
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she can't-wsli. the inn 10 o 20 bat
amer all. There II 10. BY thS way. on
hat little hill. I % no idea that we
we're 70 near home. We get on O. that
next electric light. VIII you please
signal to the conduotor7"
The car stopped and I Helped her
down, taking Nj two BAGS with the
strange feeling that I was suddenly
coming to the end of . brief sentimental
journey. Our companion in misfortune,
who had chosen Q seat by herseh,
scarcely booked UP. It was no great
walk to the house and presently Miss
Tabor pointed II out TO me. II was
largo and low. set well back upon a
great lawn that . tall. dark hedge
divided from the outer world.
As we neared the pinared gate . high
shouldered man stepped out nervously
from the shadow. Miss Tabor pm her
hand upon my arm. Just wait here a
moment, please" she said and ran for
ward to him.
II had grown almost dark, hut I could
see that she leaned toward him. placing
both hands upon HE shoulders. The
soft sibllance OF her whispered words
and the startling rumble OF his bass
came to me distinctly. merely worhness
tones. grew red in the darkness and
turned my back. for I had caught my
self trying to listen.
Presently Miss Tabor came to me
~ didn't mean 70 keep you 20 long
she apoloEized. but. o seq
1T wasn't long" I said shortly. sir-
prised TO find myself angry. So a. VIC
climbed the steps the shadow had
dropped between us again.
For . moment I stood blinking when
the door had shut behind Ms. The
large. low room In which We stood was
not brilliantly lighted, but the sudden
The evening world., 1911-05-11

~ HOwER-PROOF rajah silk Is the
- ideal fabric for summer wear. It
~ can bs had in black. blue and tan
At c.D q yard.
Dainty n%ightgowns with hand-em-
broidered yoke. in the centre Of which
the initial OF the wearer Is embroidered.
are good value at 81.
Ostrich quilts are now very popular.
A new idea in color combination Is to
have. for instance. half Of the quill in
king blue and tho other half In white.
the midrib being the dividing line.
Naturally the black and white COM
binations are in demand. These sell
at t1.3S.
Ostrich qutlk in clusters OF / . and
I ere . most attractive hat trimming
and can bs had from $2b 10 Sass In
thsSs the Helen pink. with gray shad-
inSs. are very pretty.
Then, a. 10 usual in hummer. there II
quite . call for mercury wings. This
season the small white, rod and the
black and white are in request They
are a and IS cents. A new trimming
in millinery II tho usual stiff. one-sldsd
quill. edged with ostrich Sues. They
are u.2.
The long chiffon wraps are meeting
with favor. A pretty one In cerise IL
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MIS- Tabor shook her head. I'VE
must walk back and look for an easier
place. But I am afraid thar the car
will come before we can find one"
We had spoken in very low voices.
but the woman looked UP.
You have ten minutes before the car
will arrive. will be myself by then"
Are you sure7" I asked, for I had
not seen her look at . watch.
she smiled sc%ornfully. You have ten
minutes. Tho car will arrive then.
Have you lost anything in your fair"
Mechanically I put my hand IN my
pocket. to ind II empty. For q second
I was thunderstruck; then I stepped
owe to the place where I had fallen and
poked about In tho grass. My pocket
book I found Immediately. and after .
moment came upon my keys n change
IN . scarcely ecattersd pile.
Miss Tabor was watching me. Moth
Ing missing I said. How about your"
"Oh. all my things are IN my bag"
And ehe pointed 20 whore Y lay near
mine in q tansie Of blackberry vines.
But when I turned from rsscuing
them I found her standing with her
hand at her mock. searching distractsdly
"wThatl You nave ios. somstAnsr' I
cried.
YES" she said, and Il seemed 20 me
that her eyes were afraid. ''thers was a
little gold chain that I wore. Oh. 1t
can't be lost, 81 can't bel"
Her ann surprised me. To all my
knowledge she had been 90 unruffled.
had borne herself with such q certain
serenity. that to see her now. with
frightened eyes staring and full OF
tears. pain written clear between the
lovely brows. and with hands that
trembled at her breast, startled me out
OF my wi composure.
Certainly It's net lost" I said
harshly. for I was puzzled. After all.
there was nothing so tragic In the loss
Of q little chain. Then I knew better.
md It II It took me my vacation.
Come" I said more gently. " will
look"
She had gained some control ove-
herself and now began to search tho
ground where we had fallen. carefully.
on her knees. I thought that she was
crying softly and glanced TO see II the
other woman noticed.
Her back was turned to US and her
face seemed buried IN her hands. As
looked at her she spoke.
III you seek a small chain" she said
listlessly. you will ind It close beside
the fallen car"
And there A. I walked directly 70 II
I saw the glimmer Of . strand OF gold
struggling rom ben cath he upturned
roof.
Here II TO-" I cried wondsring,y. and
! drew II forth. Then I stood dumbly.
The evening world., 1911-05-11

" ashamed Of myself. but fear
esemed 70 dutch me. Then I eav,
uyssf . mental make and oauSht my
nss 0om the sround. 'You will have
70 say with her. I SUPPOSE, while I
~ esms water. You might loosen hsr
aroas." II vas all that I could think OF.
49, Tabor knsit to the work without
. Wor0s and ! made OF across the mea-
dow to the pool. running At my best
speea.
n . moment I was back again and
dashed what little water my hat s,i,l
held over the twitching, yellow face.
Ths eyslids nuttsred and iack-lustrs
syss looked into mine. The woman
easpsd and sat up.
That = . very dangerous thing to DO.
young man" The voice beneath It's
severity of tone was softly unctuous
md vaguely Latin. "A very dangerous
thng. indeed. Sudden shock has killed
~ many times. That Is well known"
Ass Tabor looked at her with pity.
Evidently the roma was stu out Of
Ass head.
,o"N you viii s4t quietly for . little
while you win be better" I said.
me nodded. looking %curiously about
her. Comprehension was coming back.
She took out . crumpled handkerchief
and wiped the water from her face.
What on Garth are We to do now p
Mi0 Tabor whispered. w must do
Somethins. for they are expecting me
home already" She Glanced anxlously
NJ the little watch at her wrist. But I
don't see how we can leave this poor
woman here all by herself"
No, I dom see how We can" I
answered. but perhaps she can walk.
Do you think that she could climb that
bank. even II you could?"
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call him on the phone ana send HIM
postal cards7"
Unless you are engaged to he young
man II u not your place 10 obtsot ~ Uis
casual attentions OF other sirs.
She WiN Wait.
A MAN who signs his isssss AL
~ g." writes; act
II am deeply IN love Win .
young lady and would like to marry AsY:
but. unfortunately. | am not In . Desi-
ton. financially. to do so. However. ne
says she win wait for me. IL II fs1F TO
accept this sacrifice FROM hcr?" as,
II the young lady really loves .
which apparently she does-shs would
rather wait for you than marry .
other man In the world. ~
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B etty Vince
A d to L overs
What Presents to Accent.

n n Y dear young sir1s. DO not accept valuable prsssats
lVI from young men. -
A'A II you are engaged to marry q man Il 10 quite
another matter. He may give you any gift he pleassa or
can AFFORD. regardless Of It's cost. But II you are not en-
saxed to a man rs gifts he may present to you with ~
priety are very limited. =
My dears. you may accept candy or flowers and books
but that Is all, i realize this may seem q hily convsuton-
atty to some OF you girls. but when you are older sou
will understand the wisdom OF II.
You do not need to be rude in refusing more vatuabfs
gifts. Indeed. a man who Is at all worth while VIM under
etand and resnect q n =
The evening world., 1911-05-11

VYroPsrs OF PRECEDING rNsrALMENr.
q CUtozL Q youns college prcfeescr. misss HE
~ " lhu!ops beauee Of suburban train's late
/: r.Sor ne . = sr s'i whom 4 /. 'n s.. .'i snonn he s.. %sis;
pr ews. dms.. An air OF mystery about her
- uquSs hb cuncsiu. leaning she = IN
ey1evea. 70 scon her &C. much q the way q
he viii permit The trolley car on which they
soel Osuy6y c.ous M Tabor. fhsn. together
tAC 81 70 renys . foreign looking woman who
lonDeho near the wreck. Ths woman, partly
r0n4ninf ou~noc1QunnA mumufs Q few sfrsn9e
1911 thak pusAs her two hearsn
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Ash Him to Call.

Ash Hin, to CALI
A GIRL who signs her letter Il. NJ"
n writes,
q II have met . young man and
whenever we meet we always stop and
chat. Would It be proper to ask him
to callT'
] think II would be preferable to have
tho young man cnil rather than to stand
talking to him on the street
Other Girls.
GIRL who signs hsr letter "a. A.
~ g." writes:
4 "A man has called on me steadily
during tho last year. Under these cir
cumstances Is It right for other girls 10
The evening world., 1911-05-11

When We Fail 70 Take Adva Of
the Plenty Of Room at tho Top" die,
tum. Wa Pretend that We were Afraid
we'd be Too Lonesome up thsrsl
The evening world., 1911-05-11

When . Woman Can't Brag about
Anything Else her Husband IL or Does
she says he 10 q Slave 10 the Bathing
Habltl
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Income and outgo. would Run a Dead
Heat Occasionally!
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the thing in my hands. ms mind reel
Ing. Fol- from the mangisd clasp hung
a woman's wedding ring.
The evening world., 1911-05-11

It's only our Punk Po.-.- that we
Blame on our Heredity-the Good Ones
Belong to Ourselvesi
The evening world., 1911-05-11

We Can't Turn Back the Hand of
Time, but pe can Hoard the Time
StH Coming!
The evening world., 1911-05-11

There may be Such Things - ''Blsss-
!ngs In Disguis'," but we wsrs
Very Good at that Hawkshaw Stunt
The evening world., 1911-05-11

Our Idea OF tho Mar With the l.ucai.
ag!nous Mitt Is the one who says: It'll
Not tho Money l Care For but the Prin-
ciple OF tho Thing!"
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CHAPTER III.
An Alarm in the Ni6ht.

THERE was nothing that I
could ask. nothing that /
could cay. and aside from her
thanks she was silent. SO
= without word ,rnsA ana
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ROMISES are Liabilities. but
Performances r Assets!

The Hand Of Fate
u usually I'm
gloved!
What . High
Browsd World It
would be II the
Quest OF Brains
were as Hot a
Chase as the Pur-
suit OF Wealth.!
w h e n ever we
hear a He Biped
Nj o a n that his
'rstand Him we're
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rs the Fcllop uho Stands the
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Wife doesn't Understand Him we're
Keen TO Hear HER Version OF Il!