The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-12

those tor which this organization Is
famous. goes without saying. Every
hour OF our visit will be filed with
pleasure and surprises and the concen-
sus of opinion will be that tho time al
lotted for Detroit was all too short.
The Upper Peninsula base ball fans
can hardly wait 10 see those two games
OF the 9Th and 7th of September The
first between Detroit and ST. Louis and
the second between Detroit and Chica-
go. The Tigers are desperately fight
ing to retain first place Our rooters
will pull for them until the date Of
the Detroit visit and then will hear
from our crowd on those two days in a
way that will put TO Shame the best
efforts of crowd Of Apaches. Our
members will be supplied either with
megaDhones or some other device for
making noise and the ST. Louis and
Chicago pitchers will have 10 have
nerves OF steel If our efforts do not rat
tie them sufficiently to permit the De-
troit idols to win both games. The Sc
cond day, which was an open date.
will be designated as Upper Peninsula
Day.
In addition to this there will proba-
bly, be banquet. automobile rides 70
some of the larger industries and TO
the famed Belle Isle Every hour will
log devoted to some form of entertain
ment. The COMMITTEES feels assured
that all of the reservations will be tax
en-. The rate from St. Ignace to De-
troit aud return including everything.
even while in Detroit. Is $50. 90. To
this must be added the railroad fare
from the respective homes OF the meIn-
bers to st. lgnace and return. This is
much less than the first figure quoted
and 1t is believed that this is appre-
ciated by the membership. Invita-
lions will be sent to distinguished citi-
zens of the United States to accom-
pany the party The entertainment
committee is already preparing PRO
gram for the trip from st. Ignace TO
Detroit and return and there will be- no
idle moments from Sept 9Th to the
time we disembark again in st. Igance
on September Sth.
In applying for reservations check
for $50 90 must be sent to Morgan w.
Jopling. Treasurer of the committee on
Staterooms, Marquette. Mich. II there
are two or three or more in party
desiring adjoining quarters, 1t is re-
quested that such pin their applica-
tions together and so notify Mr.. Jop-
ling when writing. Several of the
staterooms. have connecting doors and
these can be assigned to parties desir-
ing to be in close connection during
the trip. Souvenirs of the trip will
be supplied to all and advertising
matter will also be available for dis
tribution while in Detroit so that the
good things of the Upper Peninsula
will be-. known in the City Of the
Straits. Mr.. Lucius L. Wilson, Score.
tray OF the Detroit Board of Commerce
has stated that he will furnish in a
few days some of the details of the
plan of the Detroit program and this
will be sent to all of the
Upper Peninsula papers
The committee suggests that those
desiring to take advantage of this un-
usual and attractive outing shall not
delay in mailing their cheek TO Mr.
Jopling so that they may be assured
desirable accommodations. Upon re-
ceipt Of check members will be sent
their transportation. the number OF
their staterooms, meal tickets. etc.
Further details will be furnished the
papers and through their columns to
the members Of the Bureau.