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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13
st. Paul's Eniscon.y

Rev. j. K. Burleson, rector. Ser
vices for Sunday will be a celebration
Of the holy communion at 8 a. m. A
second celebration and sermon at
1890 and evening prayer and sermon
at s o'clock p. m.
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Devils Lake Visit.

Miss Ethel Seavey went to Devils
Lake this morning to spend a few
DAYS visiting with Miss Bentley, a
teacher in the local schools.
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Plymouth ConerepatioraI-

Rev. c. c. Warner. pastor. There
will be the usual morning worship at
1880. Sunday school at H.. The
pastor will preach. Union evening
service at Presbyterian church. Rev.
G. c. Warner speaking on Things We
Have in Common"-an address to
business men.
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Nothing Doing.

For the first time in several months
no transient, vag drunk or criminal
faced Judge Rasmussen. The police
are cleaning up the city of the idle
men and as a result the Jail is taking
its rest in anticipation Of the harvest
crop
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13
St. Marks English Lutheran.

John Nelson Lentz, pastor, residence
720 University avenue All services
are held in the public library building.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning
worship at IL a. m. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to everybody. Inn
mediately after the morning service
the congregation will meet for the
purpose of endorsing the action of the
trustee in taking an option upon a
building site.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

Cortelyou to spring that $1,000, 900
campaign story just when retrench-
ment in political expenses was becom-
ing the watchword.
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Church Services
Swedish Lutheran.

Corner Sixth street and Alpha ave.
nue.. Sunday school at 1000 a. m
and preaching at 500 p. m.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

Whether we want It colder or hot
ter depends on the present condition
Of the weather.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

and Miss Clara Ausley leading; 1880
p. M, open air meeting at the Hotel
Dacotah corner; s p. M, farewell
meeting for Adjutant and Mrs. A. D.
Jackson.
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Trim tn pocifc Coa.t

Tom Mccoy left today for Pacifc
coast points. where he will spend
several weeks looking after property
interests and visiting friends and rela-
tives.
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p. O. %Inspector.

Stuart Griggs, a former resident
here. who is now postoffice inspector
in New York. is in the city on his an
nual vacation, for a visit with Mrs.
Griges, nee Miss Sadie Purcell, who
has been here for some time.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13
1t is impossible to make ends meet
by stretching the Imagination.

Evidently Senator LaFollette be-
lieves the democrats are not close
communicates.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

We presume Jones of Rock regrets
now ,hat ne did not take that job Of
reading clerk in the democratic con-
ventfon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

We have not been consulted by
Governor Wilson in reference to cabi-
net timber. but we suggest that Bryan
for secretary OF state and Ryan for
secretary of the treasury would sat
isfy tho two elements of democracy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13
Goes to Bemidii.

G. r. jacob of the First National
bank, and Mrs. Jacobi will go to Be.
midi this evening for a several days
stay at their cottage.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

Evidently Bryan doesn't intend to
rslinquish the position of being the
whole thing IN the democratic par =.
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Methodist Church.

MethOdlst ChUFCh.
Francis NJ. Mccoy, pastor. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Thos. Porte,
II o'clock. Rev. C. e. stinson. pastor
Methodist church at Grafton. N. D.,
will preach. Ervorth league at 2
o'clock. Union service at 8 o'clock
in tho Presbyterian church.. Rev. c.
C. Warner. speaker. Prayer meeting
at 3 o'clock Wednesday evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-07-13

Fresh Flowers
at johnson Floral Co,
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Salvation Army.

Mestingp Sunday. July H.: $3.50 a..
at county tail for the prisoners:
l0:45. holiness meeting; : p. M.
children's meeting and bible class;
$3.50 p. M. open air meeting at Third
street and DeMers avenue; I p. M.
praise meeting; $50 p. M. 7. p. l..
meeting, Corps Cadet Ellen sorenson
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Services will be held In the Walle
Lutheran church at II o'clock and in
the Zion Lutheran at 1880. conducted
by Rev. A. J. Hultens. There will
also DO services in the Zion church
at 1880 by the deacons. The Sunday
school will have a picnic In Lincoln
park Sunday afternoon. Tho Ladies'
Aid will meet next T%hursday. Mrs.
odesard and Mrs. Fladeland will
serve lunch.
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SUNDAY "AT HOME"

Press Agent Will Celebrate With the
Cowboys and CoWgirls.
". D. Coxey, advance man and press
representative for the 101 ranch wild
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Not Sun Worshincrs.

Capt. Jnff Gallman of the Philippine
~eonstahulary is stopping at Washing
ton. Capt. Gallman has been i'm COM
mand Of the Benguet department for
Inc past four years. His duties have
consisted largely in putting down the
sporadic uprisings of the Dvak head
hunters in Rencuet. Who have here
ton to the Igorrotes.
capt. Gaflnlan. after talking about
the 1gnrrotes. touched upon an inter
estlne point IN their religion.
|, The American people apparently
nave the mistaken idea that the Igor
rotes are sun worshipers," he said.
Nothing Gould be farther from the
marx. ! remember when l first went
to Banquet rs q lieutenant of con-
%stabularN. ! STAYED with Gov. Pack
Of the Genguet province, over night.
Early in the morning / was routed our
ny the governor that I might see the
Igorrotes pray
The HE of the tribe. surrounded
ny what We would call his court, was
standlns. face to the east, and they
We're chanting in some strange mono
tone, what sounded very much like a
litany. After about fifteen minute
of this devotion they ceased, and pre-
rarations We're begun for the break
fast; for, following the tribal custom,
tIieS ILL eat tOSether.
During the interim approached
the chief. and, through an interpreter,
l asked him what there was about
the sun that they found to Worship
With a look Of mild surprise, he turn
ed to me and said: The sun? We
do not worship the sun: we Worship
a being who dwells behind the sun.
And why do you pray to him q
I asked.
Pray? We dc not pray he re.
Piled. Why should a mar pray Ia
God. who is all wise, to change Hi.
divine plans? We are devotees, mo-
~mendicants?'
Which contains a bit of philosophy
If 0 will stop and think Of it," said
Capt. Gallman.
Resents Democrats Treatment.
AMI D. Kelly. well known in the
Philippines. and u delegate (unac.
k~nowledged) to the Baltimore conven-
ton. when asked what he thought OF
the proceedings of the democratic
convention, replied:
Il am astonished at the action OF
the democratic party and the treat
ment accorded to the Philippine dele.
gaticn. We journeved 10000 miles
with the necessary credentials, proy.
ing our loyalty to the democratic poll
cies, and intent upon upholding dem.
o~cratic principles. But the democrat,
refused to acknowledge us as being d
part Of the organization. All our ex.
pense and trouble came to noueht;
and we were disqualified, and without
reason"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20

Services for the ensuing week are as
follows Sunday at o 80 o. IN. Sunday
School. with Mr.. ID. NJ. Ross. superin-
tending. Lesson; The Growth of
the Kingdom.
AT 10 45 ~ m Morning Worship.
The pastor theme is. "The Light of
the World. "
AZ 1870 p m. Evening Worship. with
sermon by the Pastor on the subject
Nevertheless
Tuesday, at 1870 p. m. Christian
Endeavor.
Topic Christian Common Sense -
An important meeting.
Thursday at 1880 p m. Service OF
PRAYER and praise led by the pastor.
Friday at 800 .. m. First meeting
OF the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society at the Parsonage.
Friday at 7;7O p. m. Meeting OF the
Boys Scouts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
CHILDREN TO GET
THEIR FREE PICNIC
DEPRIVED or IT ON JULY foURrHIr
WILL COME ON LABOR DAY
EAGLES START THE MOVEMENT
VIII Call General Meeting Soon AT Which
Committees Will Be Appointed
To Plan The Event

Crystal Falls children were depriyed
of the annual Fourth of July picnio
this year due 10 the big celebration
at Iron River Our west side friends
had been SO loyai to Crystal Falls dnr..
ing the Marquette Iron county base
ball days that the people over here
wanted to show like spirit upon the
occasion of the big celebration at Iron
River and for that reason no oelebra-
tion was held here. There was a
general disappointment among the
children OF the city over it and. 70
make amends, it is planned To have the
annual celebration on Labor Dav
which will tall this year on Septem-
Der 9.
The Eagles are taking the initiative
in the master and at an Important
meeting of number of the members
OF that order last week the matter
was discussed and it will be brought up
officially al their meeting next week.
While the Eagles are taking the mi
uatiye IL is not their intention TO
make it an Eagle affair. They propose
to turn II over to general committee
as soon as il gets started so all the
people OF the city may feel Interested
in It.
The plan, as roughly outlined, is TO
solicit funds sufficient to furnish the
boys and girls with candies. ice cream
etc. free and to leave good purses for
races and other contests.
The celebration will be held in the
school park and the contests i'm the
ball park during the forenoon. Every
thing will be free excepting the base
ball game. which will occur in the
afternoon and which is regular
league game.
There is some talk OF Inviting the
west side people to come over and to
bring their children along with them,
but this feature has not been definite
ly decided upon yet
Those who have assisted in the free
celebration in the past are all willing
TO take hold and assist nc the proposed
Labor Day affair and il certainty looks
IS II Crystal Falls will have cele-
oration that il can be proud Of.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
To Boost Valuations

That Governor Osborn is considering
a course of procedure by which the
assessed valuation OF the corporations
in Michigan shall be- increased by 5000.
OOO, 900 TO $500. 0OO 600 is suggested
by statements he made in Detroit The
governor was there for surgical atten-
tion for his injured foot.
81 am much pleased. said Govern
or Osborn. "by the report made after
the special inquiry into corporate val.
uations by the state tax commissioners.
II shows that from 5000, OOO 600 10
$500, 600, 600 can be added 10 these val.
nations to bring them mp to just pro-
portions.
. Now. cannot cay just what steps
will be taken. but the state must act
sooner or later. Personally. favor
the Massachusetts excess tax plan.
which - bringing that state about
-, 600. 900 annually and puts So. 600, 600
into the various funds.
Politics the governor eschewed
THE time Is coming. he said. when
IL will not be so. but just now II
man wishes TO be- declared a crank
unusual. bizzare or foolish, all he has
20 do Is TO DO honest. He will be-
thoroughly misunderstood.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
Work Prog, essIng Rapidly

The work on the new county road
from this city TO Crystal Falls and
other Irou County towns Is progressing
rapidly. Thomas Martell OF spauld.
ing, has suh-contract from the Nc
Grath Construction Co.. of Green Bay.
to do the grading from his city to
the Brule river. Mr.. Martell has
eight teams and ten men at work
daily. The county also has teams and
men at work hauling rock from the
Florence mine ON this end OF the road.
the new road will follow northwes-
terly direction from Florence ana will
run on the right hand side of the
North Western right OF way. The road
cuts off distance Of six miles from
the road now IN use. Iron county is
also working on their end of the road
and it is expected the new highway
will be completed inside OF three
months A steel interstate bridge will
be put across the Brule Florence
Mining News
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
THE COUNTY ROADS
August viii See New Road From Mansfield
To Iron River Almost Completed

To Iron River Almost Completed
The work upon the roads of the
county is progressing as fast as can
be expected under the present labor
supply. which is quite limited AS a
matter of fact the road contractors are
faring better than most other labor
employers In the county. for they
are all short.
The greatest interruption to the work
occurred about the Fourth of July,
when work was practically suspended
for week. owing TO the Indifference
OF the labor forces TO resume work.
The contractors inform us that they
have just about got going again at
their old gait The east end of the
road. from Crystal Falls to Mansfield,
is now completed to the old Mansfield
crossing. Mr.. Boyle informs us that he
expects TO be ~ per cent completed by
August 1. He promised originally to
have the work done on that date and
would have been through before but
for the tact that the rollers were not
able TO keep mp, and the interruption
around the Fourth. It was thought
originally that roller TO job would
suffice. II was soon found that anoth-
er was necessary and second was put
on Now third has been added, the
roller that was az work on the McRae
hill job having been taken TO the
Mansfield end aud they are Just about
keeping mp with the spreaders
The road from this city to Iron River
is completed, excepting the graveling
OF the Winton hill contract. This work
IS in the hands of RI. j. Payne. Mr..
Payne has been held off on this Job to
finish the McRae hill graveling. as the
latter stretch OF road needed IL worse
than the Winton hill job. He has
his McRae Job and has his
including steam shovel, |
ready to start work next week on the
Winton job. Mr. Payne hopes TO have
this work fully completed by Sept /.
and in so doing will be doing well.
The commissioners and Engineer Bur
ridge have been pushing the contract
Drs as hard as they can and they are
right on the oh every day in order 10
see that no unnecessary delay occurs
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
Noted Men To Boom Suffrage.

Announcement was made Monday
at the meeting OF the executive board
CT the Michigan Equal Suffrage assoc
iation. being held in Kalamazoo, that
United States Senators William A
Borah of Idaho, Joseph L. Biistow Of
Kansas. Al. Gronna OF North Dakota.
Gov. johnson OF California. Francis
j. Heney OF San Francisco. Lieut Gov.
Morris OF Wisconsin, State Senator
John J. Blaine of Wisconsin, Margaret
Haley of Chicago. Frances Squire Pot.
ter. Prof. G. Il. Merriam Of Chicago
and Judge H. f. Dunno Of Chicago
have been secured TO participate in the
speaking campaign Of the ASSOCIATION.
Negotiations are also IN progress
with William Jennings Bryan. Mayor
Brand WhitIock of Toledo. Mayor
Newton ID Baker Of Cleveland. sena.
tor Beverldge of Indiana. Gov. stubbs
Of Kansas and Gov Hadley OF Missouri.
II is expected that Mr.. Bryan who
has already been engaged for the Ohio
will make his first suffrage
address in Michigan next week. when
he appears on the chautauqua program
IN Miles.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
MAYORS HOME BLASTED
Dynamite Placed Under A Portion OF r. S
Hammond's Home At iron Mountain

'1dWmonu rome Al iron Mountain
An attempt was made last Saturday
night to dynamite the home of Mayor
Hammond No one was at the home
but Mrs. Hammond who was sitting
on the front porch when the explosion
occurred.
The person who committed the act
was evidently on the watch for some
time and placed the charge when Mrs
Hammond was outside 1t is thought
that he must have had two accom-
plices.
The damage was not AS serious as at
first supposed. The pantry was badly
demolished and lot OF dishes and
glassware broken throughout the
house, but otherwise the loss is small.
Mr.. Hammond was at the police
station when the alarm was turned in.
There has been much trouble in. Iron
Mountain all year over city affairs and
especially the changes in the saloons
and in the police and fire department.
1t is thought that the attempt at
dynamiting is an outgrowth of the
scrap. Enemies of Mr.. Hammond are
that he set off, the charge
himself but this is easily disproved.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20


Sundays $ game was too one sided 20
make II interesting The first few
innings were fairly good but after the
fifth there was little interest in the
game. The fault WAS due to battery
errors
A lett handler named DeLaughery
was in the box for Norway and School
performed for Crystal Falls Norway
could do nothing with Schoot while
Crystal Falls hit the Norway man fre-
quently. and numerous passes added
materially to pile up the scores.
Only once did Norway get man to
the third corner and that was at a
time when there was but one out. A
fine throw Of a return field hit. by
School, from the third base line to
second retired the second man and the
next was disposed of on an infield hit
SO that the boys from the lower part Of
the range mad their hopes blasted.
There was never time after that
when Schoot was in danger. During
the last three innings the Norway boys
seemed TO lose heart and played very
indi herent game. They are all Young
sters from Norway and have not been
hardened into the game sufficiently 20
nerve them up to fight TO the finish but
that will come with more experience
Norway Is very weak in the receiving
md of their battery, In fact that Is
.he main reason tor their failure to
iold Crystal Falls level Sunday.
The score by innings Is as follows
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
White Appointed Commissioner.

Ex.Judge 7. b. White. formerly Of
Escanaba. and now a resident OF peam.
well, Mich has been appointed by
Gov. Chase. 5. Osborn as state tax
commissioner to succeed Robert Shields
of Houghton who was recently remov.
cd from Office by the governor.
Mr.. White served for several years
as Judge of probate for Delta county
and for the past few years has been
employed In the inheritancs tax de-
partment Of the auditor generals Office
at Lansing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
ORE MOVEMENT HEAVY.
Expected That II Will Exceed 100000
Tons.

OTIS
IL the ore movement from the Lake
Superior district continues as heavy
through the remainder of the season as
it has been since the opening Of navi-
CATION. the record of AZ, 600, 600 tons,
made in 1910 will be shattered, as up
TO the first OF July the outgo was only
| !. 300 600 tons less than the tonnage tor
warded during the corresponding per
iod in 1910, II is now the expectation
in the Lake Superior district, that the
season of 1912 wiz establish new
record.
Some OF the leading mining men have
estimated that the movement by water
during July and August will total IA,
900. 600 tons. They set the mark for
September at 1000, 600 and October
o 600. 600 tons A considerable tonnage
will be moved in November and this
with the rail shipments for the season,
will, IL IS believed. bring the aggre.
gate TO figures not greatly differing
from those for 1910
Never prior 10 this year had the lake
shipments for any June month attained
the remarkable total of z, 570 600 tons.
The record surpassed the previous high
mark In June established in 1910 by
250. 600 tons. La the season Of 1898, the
Lake Superior mines sent out only
5000, 600 tons, ana In 1894 the outgo
was but z, $50, 900 tons The season
shipments passed 10, 900, 600 tons for
the first time in 1885, 30. 600, 600 in
1901, 30 600. 900 in 1905 and 40, 600, 600
in 1907 1t will be no surprise 10
mining men II next year or the year
following witnesses the attaining of
the 80, 600 900 ton goal
Iron ore was discovered in the Lake |
Superior country in 1874 but il was
not until 1885 when the first shIp
canal nc Saull Ste Marie was finished.
that shipments were commercially
practicable. Prior TO that time about
3. 600 tons OF ore had been consumed
at forges in Upper Michigan and in
small blast furnaces in Pennsylvania
and Ohio. This ore was portrayed
around the falls at the 500. most
tedious and expensive process. With
the completion Of the ship canal in
1886. Marquette began sending out ore
regularly. Escanaba became an ore
shipping port in 1866. Duluth in iS4s,
and Ashland in 1850. In 1885 both
Besssmer and non Bessemer ores sold
1t Lake Erie ports at $40 per ton. the
charge from the mines
o Marquette was 81 per ton and the
charge $3 per ton. Pig
ron sold at $21.7 rs per ton The fol-
owing year the ran freight charge ,
vas reduced to 81 % and the price of
re 10 SS. but the vessel rate remained .
he same Ore has been sold at more .
han $40 per ton three times In the
history OF the trade, IN 1866. 1867 and !
S73. The highest vessel freight rates
'revailed In 1865. when the price aver.
ged S4.17 per ton and several cargoes
we're moved at 50 per ton Pig iron r
rices were highest in the concluding
ears of the Civil war. AS high as S75 q
'as paid in 1884 the average for the :
ear being $50. 60 The lowest average
'as in 1897. following a four years =
when II fell TO * 35 ton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-07-20
LEAGUE NOTES

Crystal Falls hes very fair team
now. With Oswald back in the game
they would be o. K AS it is they are
shy of pitcher.
School Is certainly some sticker when
be is needed.
Gothe may have been good enough
for Green Bay but he certainly looked
a weak sister MP here.
Iron River and Iron Mountain split
even IN Sundays performance. Iron
Mountain won the first game by a
score OF 10 Il Z. but the second game
went to Iron River by score of Z
tJ e.
Herb Hegeline. one Uf the finest
players In the league. made three two
baegers Sunday at Iron Mountain. He
got six hits In the two games
The race is still interesting. Crystal
Falls Is but one game .ahead of Nor.
way and the latter team Is but a game
ahead of Iron River.
Today and tomorrow we hook nm
with our west side neighbors and the |
games promise to be exciting. Iron
River pat IL all over us on the Fourth
and the boys arc going 10 try and got
back their laurels.
We are glad 10 note disposition
among the newspapers, TO cnt ont
lAnni lLLl.a -. L. II