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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
enu.n and Ill, Rnnd.

Sousa and his band is the terms
used Boo announcing the appearance
hecr ON sunday November o. matt
nee and night at the Grand Opera
House. of the organization OF sixty
musicians headed and directed by
John Philip Souso. While the bano
has won celebrity an the world over
lis conductor also has gained distinc-
uon by his unique personality, his
manner aud method of directing Gyo
performance of his players and 10y his
compositions. Although Sousa's fame
as composer has generally been at
trihutod to the popularity of his
marches serious musicians have
found great deal TO admire In the
various solos and symphonic poems
that he has written in addition to
these. hc has found time to write
songs and compose nine light operas.
Sousa's latest march is called The
Federal and d will be- heard IN tho
program hc has prepared for this
concert In this oity.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
EIGHTY PLEDGE To
TAKE WICHITA TRIP
COMMITTEE YESTERDAY ROUND
ID Up ARLY NECESSARY
QUOTA OF BOOSTERS.

TIE committee appointed at Tues
day nights meeting Of the CONNER
clal club 10 attend 10 the work Of
making up tho party that Will visit;
wichita on special train on Friday.
November 10. after four hours work
Yesterday Afternoon announced that all
but twehfy of the required one hun
dred passengers had been procured.
The committee hopes 10 finish IL
labors today.
The Midland Valley has ordered
three Pullman coaches for the train,
and win have these and two other
coaches, 80 hich viii make up the spec
iAl In Tulsa on the night of Noyem-
Der 0. The train viii leave here the
following morning at o'clock.
Three hours have been provided for
stops at the sixteen stations between
Tulsa and Arkansas city. through
which the train VIII pass. and each
of these towns has been notified OF
the exact time of the trains arrival In
their city
Big crowds win Dee out 10 greet the
boosters at every stopping point, ana
AZ Pavhuska and Arkansas City es-
pcciallv large audiences are expected
10 listen 10 the Tulsa orators.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
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But none IRE heard
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02

NEW FORK N1v ---- eLs es-z
many ue-Es s-ce Wa. S,re@. -4s
Witnessed Al zpuLT1 z1v--s-i --
szs-Es u14l1 F-l-zl-ls ia, o.. ,.-4P-
Peg rz--g E.-E tAe 81 ss 81. ;1e gong
w1.r1 E-Eset th+ cg=-.-E c. ,1s
uzrks-. SOCKS uet= carrie 20 t--zz- 2
steadily O. tns e1t q ~ 1ET ne
buying Ezs sEgTrss-4t .Gr.- -g-9-;-
rrc45 states Stssl -',s+ nearly four
rolz- o. 90 ~. passing above The
Cs-r- az which j. G. s=l -zs- T1-rs-
cay before .i-ng - t1e E1v=r-=eL,
s-., broke th= pTlc@ ;8 g.
L-hlEh VALLEY and American Sl+.t-
~ each gained four points. Canadian
Pacific t-s- Reading 2 and C1iC1
Pacific -
Gail money r9ucs-l E--r cen. TO-
day f7r the first yiue since January
isth. The advance .r rai-s was due
o. the requirements tar November .n-
,-resi and dividend 5lsa-rse ur-ts and
the rsN. goEarg giG1t-z val o. u@-g
BANKS lar from m market
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
Mistake STIRS ALL
ANXIOUS SPORTSMEN
TWO WEEKS MUST PASS BEFORE
BOB WHITE MAY LEGALLY
BECOME 4 VICTIM.

Hlnterf !n Tulsa and surrounding
toans within a radius Of nfty miles
hes~.sed the word office yesterday
DO pers9n. b. telephone and through
ra- malls gIth inquiries about an
erroneouf announcement ln Wednes-
daF mornings Worlc 20 the effec;
that the open season for quail iu
oklahoma was November !. This
date crept into the story through an
inadfeFient error ana 70 those who
eagerly Inquired II 1t VAS really true
that the quail season opened yester-
da}. we're notified that no quail could
b. shot legally In Oklahoma until
November is.
II VIII be two weeks yet before the
sportsman can appease his appetite
for hunting the Bob Whites" there
fore. and II the numerous anxious in
tcrrogationH yesterday were any crl-
terion Mr Robert white II going to
b. subjected TO some" hunting his
year when the season does open.
The quail saesOn opens on Noyem-
bcr l5 and closes on February /.
The season for other Wild game In
this state follow.
Deer. November ] 10 December /;
antelope, November ], 1914. prairie
chicken September / 10 November /;
Mongolian, Chinese. ring-neck Oh 9TH
cr pheasants. November J.. 1914, Wild
turkey November l5 ~ January ].
dove August 20 January /; plover.
curlew. snlpc OF other shore birds
crane. luck goose. hraut. swan. Aug
ust 10 90 May J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
A NJ u S Z NJ + \ T S
Al H. Wilson.

Al IL. " ll~On.
Al n. Wilson the German dialect
comedian, comes 10 the Grand opera
House tonight when he viii be seen
as the central character in the new
singing comedy. "A German Prince. %
which has the distinction OF being the
best Wilson play so far produced.
During the unfolding OF the story the
audience travels with Mr. Wilson,
who protrays the character Of an i'm
poverishcd Prince of the German
empire. through an Interesting coun-
try. the land of the Rhine and Aus
trian Tyrol, where beauty In rugged
grandeur meets the eye on every
hand, and whore Legend and romance
are inseparable. At the opening Of
the performance the prince Is discov-
ed as the center n attraction among
a party OF touring Americans to
whom he relates the folklore OF
Germany in his quaint Dutch accent
and for whom he sings several tune.
ful love songs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
FRET-FOR- ALL OCCURS IN THE
PAINTER HALL

fr-e-for-aiI .smler-- a. the
painters hall on south Main street
e4rig yesterday morning. resulted ir
hurry cali t@i-g sent ir io the p0-
lice station Two officers were hlr-
riediy sent % The scene. ard TWO men
.,h badly battered colHieu4nc-s
we've found iylnz OF the floor.
Who their asaaiiani was The police
did not learn. ard neither u the tao
men could tell. Their faces looked rs
though they had been through a pulp
mill. Both were arrested and de-
posted bonds FOR their appearance IN
police court this morning.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02

". r. Wright s farmer living near
Tulsa. yesterday swors out a war
rant FOR the arrest OF c. E. OYerton,
former proprietor Of the Alcon. on
charge ot assault and battery.
OyeTton was arrested by the city
police and put up e bond FOR his ap-
Wright told the officers that he
was gambling with Oyerton the night
before. and running out Of cash
wrote a check for mis- losses. Later.
sfter leaving the game in the Alcorn,
be ielephoned TO his bank 10 stop
Payment on The checks Oyerton. on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
No.cmber Starting OF Wen.

The first day Of the month was
rather ausplcious for the marriage
license clerk. and no less than four
couples applied and We're granted IL
censes to get ''hitched." The happy
pairs were Edward L. LaCOur 25. and
Ethel NJ. Ballard. 20, Of Tulsa; Rich
ard Rush. "a. and Vergie Morrow, 10.
both Of Catoosa; Marion Griffths- p
and Mary Shallenberger 10, both OF
Bixby. and George b. Stricken. %, and
Jeanne Marchal, Il, both of Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
MRS. ~CROGGN hLLEGE> H!-R
AGENT DFTRAUDED HER.
Brinz> suit for 81. 100. Claiming That
John y. Scrosgy Collected Rem
ais To- That Amount

Alleged frauduleTce on the pan VI
her agent. John B. Ser1gEy forms The
basis oi suit filed 10 the 6str .ci
court yesterday by Ms Kat= 4 Scrog-
g for slt0e. In the petition. Mrs
Ser ggy alleges that John p. ScroggE.
while acting as her agent in collecting
rents and looking after her property.
since May. 1905 has defraudei her
out Of rents not less than sl.i0e. and
possibly more
John q. Scroggy. according 70 the
petition. rad complete charge 90 al
Of the PLAINTIFFS property. kept al q
the books and collected all rents. on
MAY ]. 1911. Mrs Scroggy alleges she
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
SO BLUE
ALMOST CRAZY
Mineral Point Lady Tells About
i'm Experience That Almost
Drove Her Insane

Mineral Point Mo-Mrs. Clara
Clufl Of this place. gs Il had a
pain boa mt Iru side ard back. and
suffered great dul. with womauly
troubles
would take spells that lasted two
or thro, days. when it seemed Ike I
was uneasy 900 the time. and didn't
feel I.ke doing anything.
couldn't sleep OF night felt
though = had just dom. a hard das 8
work
had suffered FOR aix years. and I
can't tell you just how ] did feel ]
fclt so Dad. The doctors treatment
didn't help. and was 500 blue / was
nlmrfl crazN
tried Carlm and before ] had
taken tvo bottles. folt much better
tooA twelve bo,te IN all
NoU though ] haven't taken any
for good while. I stl feel an right
-bciter than ! have for years.
would have been crazy II Cardul
hadn't helped me-"
cardui VIII help YOU. just as 1t
helped Mrs cuff.
Why not try it2
II may be- just tho very thing YOUR
system has long been craving.
See Il II isn't so.
- b. VIE g.. Ladies Advisory Dept.
Chaitau01gt Medicine Co.. Chattanooga,
Tenn. FOR Special Instructions. aad 70 page
book "tlme Tnatmtni for Women. sent
IN plain Wrapper, on request.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02

hearing Of this. met Wright on Firs
street near the AlcOrn. it IS said. and
administered a fearful beating. the
effects Of which may prove serious.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02

MEXICO CITY. Nov IN =
gt-1 manager q the Celees4 ar1
Je1rez frlrks 10 !n rece.p; u a 's-e-
gram from = O. Follars1ss. prss.1s-.
- tte T-sfe1 track. stating tr&. h=
isf secured me soF1 q ALratzrl
Gluzales. grerror NJ Chil.af-s ttsf
ft+ asthorrea WlI uot attemg; 20
Hap betting az J1arez a. has been
reported
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02

discovered mai she hz6 been de-
,Ez-t-t u-t q rents b., 70 exactly
Ehz, exr=-t she could not s-Et=. as
her zg=ut had g. O.. the books IL A.s
,.l,ss=ssl1-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02

LYNDON. Noy l.---Ihe Paris bourse
and the stock exchange here were
closed on account OF the All SAINTS
holiday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
FARM-R l. GIVEN TERRIFIC
PUMNELING YESTERDAY.
Warrant IaJer sworn Ont for c. T.
OyeSton Formerly AlcOrT Proprie-
tor. on Charge 81 Assault

With his face barring mute e,i-
teuc- that something hsl struck HIN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-02
AIISsVID OIL 3LV1 OOL

FOR RENT-Two nice furnishe
rooms. modern house; close IN. 81
south Frisco. Red 1919, or es''
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
WOGO ~ lSgSSO

for the people along that road Attor .
ney Dixon not only put the question OF
providing a new road up to the Brule
Mining Co., but he most generously
affirmed every principal of law that
Attorney Lott sought to produce in
favor OF his clients, in fact he actually
gave Mr.. Lott no opportunity to earn
Ills retaining fee. SO far as the two
lawyers were concerned the affair was
genuine love feast. Commissioner
Farley finally quieted the tear OF the
Palatka road residents by denying the
petition 10 abandon the road : and every
one breathed freer unless II was our
friend Klinglund. representative OF the
Brule Mining Co.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08

Miss Suenson who teaches school at
the Dunn mine visited at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs John +. Mason Saturday
and Sunday.
Our boy wonder. Sammy Goudge had
an exciting adventure with Jennie.
the companys pet mule. Sammy was
sent down by Joe Fauri TO hitch up the
mule and haul rock for the afternoon.
Everything went rosy for while but
Jennie was evidently rallied up--some.st
not being consulted and then the way
she let Sammy know about il WASH I
slow. Sam says he Is use TO John
Wulf's mules but when IL comes 10
Jennie-let him out.
Mr.. Arthur Richards visited at the
Armenia Saturday.
Miss Edith Forsman spent Sunday at
Crystal Falls--visiting friends.
Master Therin Gibson from Republic
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting at
the home OF Mr.. and Mr.. John +.
Mason.
Monday evening Mr.. John Mason and
Werner Fahler lett for Florida.
Mr.. John Hendrickson who is now at
the Armenia visited with his folks al
Mansfield Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Peterson who has been IN the
employ OF the Cole a Mcdonald dia
mond drill company tor many years
visited with his brother at Mansfield
during the week.
Mrs. John Mason and family left fol
Republic Monday evening.
Mrs. Otto Lindbloom spent Friday a
Crystal Falls visiting with friends.
Doctor Nordstrom was business
visitor at Mansfield Monday aud Tues
day.
Mr.. George Miller visited friends a
Mansfield Tuesday.
Mansfield Township held their cleo
tion Monday in the mining Office. TIL
candidates elected were as follows
Supervisor, j p. Edwards; Clerk, Ale
Ross Treasurer, John Mason; High
way Commissioner, August Scnaal
Overseer OF Roads, Thomas Bates.
Isaac Williams was out from tn
Smith for an hour or two Wedneda
afternoon.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
sTAnBAUaH's NEW SCHOOL


On Friday evening. Mach Gath, the
newstambaugh high school was thrown
open to the public for inspection and
Judging from the large number present
and the many words OF commentator
everybody was we'll pleased with the
new building and more than satisfied
with the manner in which the Board
OF Education has done it's work.
At 8 80 a program was given In the
new assembly room, consisting OF
musical numbers and appropriate ad
dresses by Mr.. Laing. Mr.. Waffen,
Mr.. McQuown, Mr.. Bishop of Pslstka,
Reverend Healey Of Iron River, Mr.
Fulton and Mr. Armstrong.
The building is modern one and
though costing in .excess OF what the
Board OF Education expected and VIVA
was assured them By the architect.
personally feel that 1t will be hut q
question OF two or three years when III
full capacity will be- required.
In the basement OF the main wins
there Ia q 40x42 gymnasium with IL &C.
ceiling which Is already being appre'
ciated by the pupils. The assembly
room has a seating capacity OF iot
pupils and Il Is expected that II vii
not be long before 1t will be seatet
TO it's full capacity by boys and girl
who are not content 10 drop thei
studies when they have completed tn
eighth grade course.
The building is wired throughou
with recess gongs and fire alarms. ais
for master clock In the assembly room
nth secondary CLOCKS In the sewers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
A N A S A

Misses Flossie and Elizabeth Gill
went to Crystal Falls last Saturday re-
turning Sunday.
The annual election was pulled off
last Monday and as usual was "A
scrap from start to finish. The fol
lowing is a correct list Of the officers OF
Hematite Township for the ensuing
year Supervisor, H. q. Morrison;
Clerk, John Norwood treasurer,
Chris Rowe. Commissioner OF High
way, Charles Burt Overseel OF High
ways Gust Hantala Board OF Review,
Elmer NolingDerg Justice Of Peace
full term. Pete zucal Constables,
Lewis Aeschliman, James Jensen, Peter
Beaudin. John Hogberg.
Miss Elizabeth Pettitt went 70 Crys.
tai Falls last Saturday returning Sun
day.
Supt. Chas +. Lawrence Of Iron
Mountain was a business visitor here
last Thurday.
Miss Louise Meline of Iron River
was an Amasa visitor last "Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr.. Thos. Noles is here visiting HE
brother John for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nordstrom OF Crystal
Falls were Amasa visitors last Thurs
day.
Miss Corning of Iron Mountain was
an Amasa visitor last Friday.
Miss Clara Liberty OF Crystal Falls
has been spending few days with her
brother. Archie.
Supt, Thomas Martin was a Crysta
Falls visitor last Friday
Mr.. and ..Mrs. VIM Champion and
son OF Palatka arrived here last Tues
day.
Mr.. Walter Promo returned from
Milwaukee last Wednesday where h'
had been attending the Milwaukee
Business college.
DR.. F. ID. DUDE was Crystal Fall
visitor last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Desgarden OF Ircn Mountain, a
gent for tho International Ccrrespon
dence School OF Scranton, Pa, was
town visitor last Tuesday.
The infant baby OF Mr.. and Mrs
Rosy died at the family residence las
Wednesday.
SIR. Curren, general agent for tn
Crucible Steel Co. was an Amasa Wis
itor last Tuesday.
The ladies Aid OF the NJ. +. churc
, met at the home of Mrs. Mullins las
Thursday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
WON'T ABANDON ROAD.

A meeting OF the Stambaugn Town
chip board, highway commissioner ana
a number of citizen, both from this
village and Palstka, was held In the
council room Wednesday afternoon,
Highway commissioner John Farley
presiding. The meeting was held TOT
the purpose of giving the citizen OF
Palatka residing on the Palatka ROAD,
hetween the Dober location corner ana
Sharrss.r's hill. near the Baltic mine
an opportunity to submit petition
protesting against the abandoning the
Palatka road, especially that portion
near the Berkshire mine. A petition
had previously been filed with the
highway commissioner and township
board PRAYING that the road be aoan
doned, for the reason that the Brule
Mining Co., operators of the Berkshire
mine. desire to take out the ore lyine
under the road and the road would
therefore become dangerous as puo'
lilo thoroughfare. Attorney A. Il. DIX
on represented the township board ano
Attorney E. p. Lott the protesting pc
titioners. After the matter had been
thoroughly discussed pro and con. AT
torney Dixon contsnded that IL was ar
TO the Brule Mining Co. that ~ u de
sired to remove the ore from under th'
road that 10 shonid nno another outlet
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
N A n S r lei 0

Mr.. Werner Fahler spent Friday At
Crystal Falls.
DIR Edwards was Crystal Falls Wis
itor Friday.
MIR. Harry Riley and wife spent Sun
day Mt Crystal Falls
: Mr.. Mason went to Republic Satur-
day returning with his wife and chill
dren Sunday evening.
Mrs Werner Fahler spent Monday AT
Crystal Falls.
Mr.. Adolpn Johnson visited with
friends ~ eaaols Sunday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
@Na&@z1D WF1eH3 9R1ael1
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rooms, these TO be added later on. The
several laboratories, lecture rooms and
assembly rooms are also wired for ster-
opticon machine, the corridors and
some OF the rooms with plugs for va
CUM cleaners.
At Palatka there has been added Tour
rooms making the building contain
eight grade rooms with baement con
tanning play rooms for boys and girls
heating plant tans, motors, and heat
ing regulating apparatus.
A 20x40 district school has also been
erected.
The cost OF the Palatka school was
s1S440. "A OF which s37ll5, 90 was ex
pended tor work, making connections
and heating and ventilating the old
part Of the building.
The cost OF the High School building
was s5s. s94. 81 with. s37l0.s4 for boiler
house and tunnels, and 1876. IA in the
old building for heating and heat 70.
gulation. making the total cost nj
tambaugh s88. ss2. 16.
There Is still one thing lacking here
at Stambaugh and that is sewerage
system and II is hoped that the village
win soon take the initial step 50 tnst
the school can be connected to q villag,
sewer which will undoubtedly be q
benefit 20 all.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
judiciary Sub ri ute Ell.
Nullify Labor Law.

The McNitt bill, allowing for long.
er working hours than now permitted
under the present Jaw. was placed on
general order by vote OF the house.
This action was opposed by Represent
alive Flowers. who two years ago
fought for shorter hours for laborinr
women. Tho McNitt bill provides that
women employees may work as many
hours as they desire between May and
October each year and allows mer.
chants TO keep their force OF clerks as
late as desired during the rush of che
holiday trade
House Defeats White Bill.
The house In committee OF the
whole defeated Senator Whites bill,
which had passed the senate. prohibit.
ing mutual Are and accident insur.
ance companies from arbitrating their
differences over payment for losses
The bill was killed after spirited bat.
Ito between Speaker Baker, Represent
atives Dusenbury and Graves for the
bill. which was opposed by Represent
atives Warner. Symonds and Straight.
The Grange was opposed to the pass
are OF the measure, and the farmer
members came to the rescue anl
ktIlsd The bin MAX soCHA-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
with End Of Session Close at
Hand, Outlook Is Gloomy.
LEGISLATIVE LEADERS LACKING
Out Of over 500 Bills introduced In
Both Houses, Only Forty, Of Minor
Importance, Have Been Enacted
Into Laws-Resolutionf introduced
Providing For steering Committee.
tspeeIaI corresponseneel.

Lansing, Mich.-With the end OF the
session only three weeks away, tho
legislature apparently will not realize
the expectations OF the voters OF the
state. and the progressive and con
structiye laws that will be enacted
during the present legislative period
will be limited to small number. Up
TO this time the legislature has been
disappointment TO the advocates OF
reform measures. The lack of leader
ship In both houses and the feud grow.
ing out of the contest for the speaker
ship in the house. supplemented by
Speaker Bakers attitude regarding the
junket. Is greatly responsible for the
present situation.
II seems as II there are very few
members in either house that are able
no take a broad view of the needs OF
the state. Although over 600 bills are
introduced In both houses. only about
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
SHORT NOTES.

G. J. Huebel OF Menominee was in
town yesterday. Mr.. Hnebel is inter
ested in the Menomiuse Range Lum-
Der g. Cedar Co.. which hasa saw mill
at McGovern's. He was also this wee k
elected president or the Menominee
Commercial Club
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-04-08
Annual Stockholders Meeting

First publication April 8, 1911 Last
April 20. 1911
NOTICE Is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
TIE HEMLOCK RIVER MINING
COMPANY will be held at the Office
OF the Company. in Amasa. Michigan.
on Wednesday. May ~. 1911, ut II
o'clock a. m. for election Of directors
and transaction OF such other business
as may oome'before the meeting.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
II. e. Haselton. Secretary.
April Q. ieii.