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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10

FIRST publication January 81 1912,
Inst February 10 1912
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
In the Probate Court Tor the County
OF Iron
In The Matter 81 the Estate OF viii
liam J Roe, Deceased
On reading and fling the petition
Only verified Of Elsie l. Roe. Execu
trix. alleging that duly authenticated
copies OF the last will and testament Of
said deceased and OF the publication
thereof have been hled in said court
showing that said will has been duly
admitted 10 Probate IN the County OF
Winnebago and STATE OF Wisconsin
and praying that such copy OF said
will be allowed. filed and recorded in
said court as and for the last will and
testament OF said deceased.
Thereupon IL IL Ordered. That the
/ 18th day OF February A. ID. 1912 at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon. be assigned
Tor the bearing OF said petition. and
that the heirs Mt law Of said deceased.
and all other persons interested in said
estate. are required 70 appear az a
session OF said court TO be- held At the
Probate Office in the City OF Crystal
Falls. and show cause, II any th,re be-.
why the prayer Of the petitioner should
not De granted.
And II Is Further Ordered That said
petitioner give notice TO ali persons In
terested IN said estate of the pendencS
Of said Ietitiofi~and the hearing there.
Of by causing copy of this order Il
be- published in tne Diamond Drin. /
newspaper printed aud circulating u
SAID county once ina each week 10
three l3l successive weeks previous q
said hearing
Fred II. Abbott.
Judge II Probate
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10

] concur in the result reached by
Mr. Justice Brooke Signed
John r. Bird
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10

Here II message of hope and good
cheer from Mrs { ! Martin Boone
Mill, Va who IL the mother % eigh-
teen children Mrs Martin was cured
of stomach troube and constipation by
Chamberlain Tablets after five years
Of suffering and now recommends these
tablets 70 the public Sold D" sam
Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10

PROBATE NOTICE
first publication January 9th last
February 10, 1919.
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The Probate Cont for tine County Of
Iron.
Az a sessi IN OF said court held At the
Probate Office in the City q Crystal
Falls. iu.said County. on the 26th day
Of January, A. ID. 1912.
Present. Hon. Fred II Abbott. Judge
OF Probate.
IN TIKI MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF Gust Nord. Deceased
Charles Carlson having filed in said
court his petition praying that the nd .
ministration OF said estate be- granted
20 him or 10 some other suitable per
son.
II Is ORDERED. That the 18th day
Of February. A q. 1912. at ten o'clock
/ n the forenoon. at said probate Office
be and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition
1T Is FURTHER ORDEhED. That
public notice thereof he given by pnb.
LEGATION Of copy Of this order, for
three successive weeks previous 10 said
day of hearing, in the Diamond Drill.
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county
FredH. Abbott,
fudge OF Probate
Leigh G. Caswell
Atty. fer Petitioner
Business Address Crystal Falls. Mich
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10
NOT SO SWEEPING
Supreme Court Decision VIII Aot Affect
MANY Saloons

The Mining Journal.
Marquette. Mich.
Decision means that IL there were
ten Licenses granted one year and the
following year there are only nine ap.
pIicants for licenses the number OF sa
looms ~ thereafter reduced by one. n
the number Of saloons exceeds one TO
each 500 inhabitants.
HENRY r. CASE.
Deputy Attorney General
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10
Deputy Attorney General

The above opinion given by wire
yesterday in response 10 query by
The Mining Journal shows that there
has been a misrepresentation OF the
effect OF the decision OF the supreme
court in the Bay county liquor law
case last week, and that ID is not going
TO mean the general reduction in the
number OF saloons in the state that IL
was first thought il would
IL will be remembered that the court
ruled that a saloon man Voluntarily
surrendered his license within the
meaning OF the Warner Cramton law.
when ne decided to 20 out Of business
az the end o. his license term. and ID
was generally assumed that the num-
ber OF saloons would be reduced each
year according 10 the number OF saloon
men who voluntarily surrendered
their licenses This was the interpre.
tatiun that Pliny Marsh. attorney FOR
the Anti Saloon league, gave the ruling
Of the conrt, and il was generally a.
greed to by attorneys on he limited a.
mount Of information a5out the decis.
ion made public in the press a. the
time
a reading 81 the decision IN full
shows, it il said that it is by no
means as sweeping as was first indi
Gated The court Is said TO hold that
there is 10 be no reduction OF the num-
her Of saloons II there is a new appli.
cation to take the place Of the license
that has been relinquished Attorneys
were Yesterday unwilling 60 give any
opinion on the subject until they had
had opportunity TO read the full text ~
the courts decision
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10
Notice OF Mortgage Sale

First publication January ~, 1912 ,
Last publication April IS, 1912
Whereas. default has been made IN
the payment Of the money secured by
y mortgage dated the Sixth day OF
May. A. d.. 1907. executed by John
Peterson. widower. OF the Township OF
Crystal Falls. Iron County Michigan,
10 Max Kurz and Nose KuIz, co part.
ners, doing business under the firm,
name and style OF Kurz Brothers Of
Iron Mountain. Michigan, which said
mortgage WAS recorded IN the Office Of
the Register of Deeds ~ the County OF
iron Michigan In Liber Twelve OF
Mortgages, on Page lse, on the Sixth
day Of May. a. b., 1907. IL ten o clock.
A NJ And whereas the sum claimed
70 be due on said mortgage at the date
az this notice i the sum If Three
Hundred Fifty five and lOlO0 Dollars
$500 l0) and winch IL the whole
amount claimel 70 o. unpaid on said
mortgage and no suit Or proceeding
have been instituted al law 10 recover
the debt now remaining secnred by
said mortgage or any part thereof
whereby the power Of sale in said
mortgage has become operative.
NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN. That by virtne Of
snid power Of sale and in pursuance
thereof aud 81 the statute in such case
made and provided tire said mortgage
will be foreclossd by sale Of the pre-
misses therein described at public auc,
tion To the highest bidder, AT the front
door of the Court House ~ the City OF
Crystal Fails. in said Comfy Of Iron.
that being the place of holding the
Circuit Conrt within said County. on
the 22nd day Of April. 1912. at 10 90
clock in the forenoon Of that day
Which said premises are described In
said mortgage AZ follows to-wit
The Southwest Quarter Of the North
west Quarter of Section Seventeen
az. Township Forty -four t44l North.
Range Thirty.three ts3l West, Iron
County Michigan containing forty
iiOl acres.
Dated January %. 1919
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10

Do YOU know tnat more real danger
turks IN common cold than IN aLY
other ~ the minor ailments The safe
way IS 10 take Chamberlain Cough
Remedy thoroughly reliable prepar
alton and rid yourself Of the cold az
quickly ~ possible The remedy il for
sale by Sam Bridges
There il 90 better medicine made
or colds than Chamberlain Cough
Remedy II acts on nature . plan. ~
lieves the lungs opens the secretions,
aids expectoration and restores the
system 10 healthy condition For
salehy Gam Bridges
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10
Poor Commissioners

February TIN 1912.
regular meeting Of the Supts OF
the Poor for Iron county. Mich was
held on the above date
Members present OIoi Helgemo,
Ed Scott and Robt Munns
Minutes OF previous meeting wa
read and approved
Osterberg n Co Jan jroc.
bill 4 "a. go
r. warshawshy Clothing 20. 90
Mich state Tel Co Service
20 Mar 3lst and toll $40
r E Mcdonald shooting $50
W n. Rein, supplies i.26
Wills How. Co supplies $50
Gust Lindholm. supplies 100
stand ard oil Co Bill. Oil d.71
G. F. Hdw Go supplies 40
DIR. M. r. Dockery. medical
services and supphe, TO
Mrs Fisher "a. 90
SaRola LuIn. Co. supplies 10
Fisher family 10. ~
VIM Lyons. sal January 80 Oc
J Dr A. NJ Darling. Gal January Al "a
Olof Helgemo. ! meeting 4
mileage 90
Ed. Scott. meeting A. mileage 1000
/ Robt NUNS sal Jan ~ 90
Ropi Munps. services rendered
IN connection whit Fisher
II family aud conveying Mrs
Fisher 90 Poor Farm 90
Robt Munns. meals, lodging
and ticket 20 Iron River
for Anton tiiboako 80
Upon motion meeting adlourned.
Roht. Mnnns Sec
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10
DR0PsY TREATED FRE.
~ Dr. Miles the crea3 srceiallsf yhc
WAN Send Ne,p s3.sr TrsAf.nsas FrEe
Many Have Bsen Cured AIisr pessoFs Failer. 4


Al trAt no disease IS apparently mo't
LaFfrles tnnn dfnpSy II Attlc gwti3NF
~ the cyehds, hands. feet ankles or ai-
doLlef- Finally there ls great sfoi iur
~ hreath cough, faint spells. sNgne
TIMES nn usea ana vomiting even bursting
~ the limbs ana a lingering and wrCtchtd
death u me dtopSy 81 not removed
DIR Miles has been known as a leading
specialist in these diseases for 80 years
his liberal offcr of a s3.i5 Treatment
free 10 all sufferers, Is certainly worthy
of serious consideration. You may not
have another opportunity.
The Grand Dropsy Treatment consists
81 four dropsy remedies in one, Also
Tonic Tablets and Pura-IaNa FOR rcmov-
ing the water. This treatment IL special
~ prepared for each patient and * al
least ten times ~ successful as that Of
most physicians. IL usually relieves the
frst day, and removes swelling Ia six
days In most cases. Delay Is dangerous
Send for Remarkable Cures In Your State.
All afflicted readers may have Book,
Examina ton Chart. Opinion. Advice. and
Two Pound Treatment free. Write at
once, Describe your case. Address, Dr.
Franklin Miles, Dept D.. Elkhnrt Ind.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10
Max Kurz
Nose Kurz

Doing business under the firm name
and style OF Knrz Brothers Mortgages
Charles II Watson.
Attorney for Mortgages.
Business Address. Crystal Fails
Michigan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-02-10

FOR RENT House on Marquette
Ave. Inquire Of X. Berg Pd.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

2zrDoom 9heDeep
C@A Ag'.E
@~
By L. c. Hodgson.
written Especially for The Day Book
Out of the fog and the shrouded night
Leaps a shape of terror and fright,
Rising hideous up from the deep
To break with shrek DER the towers of sleep
And reeling death rears over the foam:
Il give ye the dungeons of death for home
The great ice bulk with sudden wrath
Grins with hate from its sunken path
And smites the palace of wind and wave,
To plunge it deep in the leering wave.
Out of the chaos the reeking wall
Of men and women whose faces pale,
And whose hearts grow cold in the face of death
Shrveed and torn in the monsters breath!
And the rich mans diamonds turn to dust,
To laugh in his face and mock his lust;
His cleaning treasures will never buy
A glimpse of the sun in the next DAYS sky.
The peasant mother wakes from the dream
That carried her where the lands CLEAN,
And gives here again to a strong mans heart
The dream that the terror rives apart. u
Out of the deep with death at the Wheel
Together the prince and the pauper knee.
And God looks down the awful day.
That mikes the human in common clay
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
Thursday Club

The Thursday Afternoon club was
entertained last week at the home Of
Miss Genevicve Fountain. The sub.
ject for discussion was "The Fifteen
Decisive BATTLES Of the World" Bat
tie of Marathon, 400 b. c.: defeat of
the Athenians at Syracuse, 4l3: bat.
tie of Arbela, 331: Battle of Mataurus.
s07: victory of Arminius over the
Roman legions, A. D. 0: battle of
ChalOns, 45l: battle Of Tours, 132:
battle of Hastings, 1866: Joan of Arcs
victory at Orleans. l420: the Spanish
armada, 1888: battle of Blenhcim,
1904; battle of Pultowa, l7O9: cam
paign of l777; battle of Valmy, 1882:
Battle of Waterloo, 1915.
Mrs. r. Ed Downcy, Mrs. Thomas
Gallavan, Mrs. f. p. johnson and
Mrs. J. A. Sprengle assisted in the
program. Mrs. |. II. Stanley was ac-
cepted as member at this meeting
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Sprengle June 6.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
Base Ball DoingS

To Editor Farr Of the Gazette: We
take it all back. 1t was some other
town we were thinking of.
1t is reported that the life Of an
Ordwayite is not safe If he Strays five
miles east of home on the Nj. L.
Those Sugar roOters sure were there
with the nOise-and numbers. Such
local enthusiasm is what keeps the
players Fingered up.
Our boys played goud, strong
game last Sunday. but Morgan's de-
livery was too much for them to solve.
Better luck next time.
Wonder if the opening of that new
saloon last Saturday night had any
thing to do with the ''good spirits of
the Sugar City rOoters here Sunday?
Manager Greene has quite string
of attractions booked. The follow
ing games are scheduled at present,
with more in sight: May 2G, Pueblo
Moose: May 30, two games with Pu-
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
Class Play Was Fine

The play, "'Thc Doctor" given by
the high school pupils Tuesday even
ing was Il decided success from every
view point and pleased the large crowd
assembled. many Of whom expressed
the wish that such entertainments
could be afforded them Oftcncr. Miss
May Weldon and Paul FOuntain, the
year. carried of the honors, while
Miss Linda Gallavan as Mrs. Anas-
taSia Billowby, the rich widow, Miss
Marie BASS, as Il bcwildered wife and
daughter. Andrew Fountain as
scientific SpcculatOr. Robert Weather
wax as Crumlcy ChuggS, and Bryce
Weldon as Il suffering, hcnpcckcd SON
in-law, all handled their parts in i
manner that would have done justice
to older heads and more experienced
part Of DR.. D'llington Hopper, was
the life of the three acts, and the way
he handled he part was surprise to
all. Miss Weldon took the part OF
Mrs. Fannie Mayfair. tn" dnrlor'> for
mcr iiancc. who succeeded in promote
ing much Jealousy. several clOpcmcnts
that did not mat"raliZc. blOUdless
ducl> and Il grand finale. Miss Wei
don acquitted herself well and her
training in clucution was apparent
in al! her work. The receipts for the
evening amounted to over SO, most
of which will 90 to the library fund
of he school. The members Of the
class are to be congratulated on their
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
He a Chef

Claude Kane has enjoyed il rcputa.
tiOn as an expert in the culinary line
for some time. but the teachers of
the public school, the graduates this
year and several Of his classmates
were not expecting such an claburatc
spread as he provided for them sun
day noon, when he served feast Of
his own preparation at his home on
cared for in manner that would do
justice to IA professional chef Miss
Martha Whittle Of Fowler was also
present as Il guest at the dinner.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24

eblo Monobats; June 2. Ordway at
Sugar City; June 0, Haswell; June l6,
Lithia Bottlers; June %, Las Ami.
mas; June 30. ManZan0la.
The Ordways wore their new uni
forms for the first time Sunday and
they looked quite natty. They are
light gray, with black lettering. Too
bad, boys, to "wet" your new clothes
with such a defeat.
Morgan was to have pitched at
Cheyenne last Sunday, but the Sugar.
ties gave him enough to stay over and
pitch for them. We'll bet that game
cost the Sugar bunch all they got out
OF it in the way of gate receipts and
satisfaction.
Following is the Sugar City schedule:
May 26, Manzanola at Sugar City;
May 30, Haswell at Sugar City (2);
June 2. Ordway at Sugar City; June 8,
Rocky Ford at Sugar City; June Is,
Sugar City at Manzanola; June 90,
Sugar City at Rocky Ford.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
A Proclamation by the Mayor

The hig hest duty that nation is to those who
defended the national life in time of peril In ancient
Rome those who went forth the defense of the country
crowned with garands their and heaped
with honors by grateful people. In republic this duty
Of honoring the countys defenders should be peculiarly
a of pleasure all the people,
Fiftyone years ago crisis wherein the fate OF
the United States at stake The very life of the nation
and the sanctcy of the flag hung upon the willingness
and readiness of its loyal citizens go the 'front.' and
by making the last great sacrifice render possible tor
the foremost republic of modern times to remain
"one people, one nation, with flag" While
longer garland with flowers, beautiful
enduring and significant has arisen and each
Decoration Day strew with flowers the silent last homes
of those who gave their lives that the nation might live
1t is melancholy pleasure that all good citizens should
observe marking does their honor and appreciation
of fallen heroes and teaching the younger generation
the and sacrifice that they today might
have country which has lost from the blue
field of the flag.
Therefore |, H. C. Tiedemann, mayor of the of
Ordway hereby request that on Thursday May 3d. 1912,
all citizens suspend far possible all business pursuits
and assemble together the end that honor to the par
otic dead may be paid in fitting
H. c. TIEDEMANN, Mayor.
Attest J B. Estes Clerk.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
Princess Theater

1t i. expected that the rcmrdcled
building for the new Princess thcatcr
aud moving picture show will be ready
for the first performance tomorrow
evening. when Ordway will for the
first time have the pleasure of wit.
Messing Il modern, up u.datc show,
handsomely housed and adequately
presented. The front has been al
most entirely rebuilt, and with the
handsome interior the place will be a
"thing Of beauty" and we hope Il JOY
for years to come. Manager Patrick
assures the public that they will be
furnished as good entertainment az
afforded the patrons of similar places
in Pueblo and Denver, and the same
reels that are running in those towns
will be shown here. Wait for the
opening and don't forget to 20.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
Class Sermon

The class sermon Sunday evening
at the Methodist church was one OF
the best ever heard In Ordway and
Rev. 1nman was greeted by n full
house. Following the anthem, ,."Oh,
Gracious Defender" by the school,
assisted by several adults and led by
Miss Mae Custer, Rev. Nuffer offered
prayer. The choir then rendered,
"Oh, Let Them Lead Me-" which
was followed by the reading from the
psalter, led by Rev. Wrapp. Another
anthem by the choir with Mrs. c. II.
Tiedemann at the piano, Miss Doris
Greene with violin and II. G. Tiede-
mann, cornet. was we'll rendered.
After the collection which was made
for educational purposes, Rev. 1nman
proceeded with his sermon, "Charac-
ter In the making" He quoted this
definitions: Character Is nature Dis
ciplined." and told OF ways OF better
living, advising all to ''live for sOne-
thing, have purpose, and that pur.
pose keep in view" His remarks
were well received and his advice to
the graduates was OF the best. being
In substance about as follows: "Do
not disappoint your friends assembled
here by allowing your talents to lead
you into the cheap music hall or the
vaudeville stage"
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
Watch Us Grow

The Kropf house is being plastered
this week.
A. Sunneland's s house Is about ready
for the plasterers.
Cement walks have been laid 10 the
|. Fl. Stanley yard.
Sand is being hauled for the cement
crossings to be laid by J. II. Peck.
The residence OF Perry Bchymer is
being treated to Il coat OF paint this
week.
North park is going to be IL thing Of
beauty and joy forever when that
grass comes through.
Jackson. the barber, is sore because
we failed to get mention OF his new
awning in this column.
A new cistern and thirteen large
shade trees constitute the improve
ments at the Jay f. johnson resi-
dence.
John ID. Bald has built an addition
to his farm home and the work OF
papering and painting is being fin.
ished this week by Humphrey Colyer.
The Foley house, which is being
rem"drlcd and added to by Lester X
OlmStead, is well under way and will
be ready for the plastercr> before an.
other week.
j. II. Peck has finished the two
room addition to the ID. G.. Roberts
home and Colycr is now painting the
exterior OF both the new and old parts.
The house is wired and now using
current for electric lights.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
He's "Dr.' All Right

Before departing in search of Il To-
cation NJ a. Rhodes ordered five
thousand folders printed at this Office
and used the title "Dr" in conncc-
tinn with his signature. He was
very anxious to have his friends here
understand that he was not infring.
ing by SO doing, as he holds a diploma
from an institute in Kansas City,
Mo-, from which he graduated before
praclicing in Ordway. lie expects
to take Il pos! graduate course in the
same school before locating again
permanently.
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
King Center Bits

William Auckland autocd to Pueblo
Tuesday.
Mrs. George Batchelnr is visiting
relatives and friends in Canon City.
Professor IIollingsworth was quite
| i'll the first Of the week and was un.
able to teach. Professor Wall sub
stituted.
Roy Grimes arrived home with his
bride the tlrst OF the week. We are
glad they are tC make their home in
our midst
Joe Summerhaulte left Sunday for
a visit with the home folks at Apple
ton. Wis. T.. a. ShatIcr is caSrying
the mail during his absence.
Miss Ncflic Milstead graduates from
the Manzanola high school this week.
Several Of her friends from here at
tended the class sermon On Sunday
morning.
School closes this week and quite an
elaborate program has been prepared
for Friday. The primary room gives
theirs in the forenoon and the gradu-
alton exercises will be in the evening.
The Cleaners Sunday school class
spent Il pleasant evening at the Adams
home Friday, May II. The class now
has larg" membership and has re
ccivcd the pins appropriate to the
The Ordway new era., 1912-05-24
DECORATION DAY PROGRAM

The parade will form at o'clock a. m. at the
of Denver boulevard and Third street, with James OCon
nell as marshal of the day, in the following order:
Ordway Concert Band
Firing Squad, o. P. .Whipple commanding
Ga R. Post H. L Clmstead commanding
Sons of Veterans ]. Harry King, commanding
School Children
Speakers
Citizens in Autos and Carriages
The procession will march west to Colorado boue-
vard north Sixth street. the school house. where
the children will join the parade then south Denver
boulevard Railroad arkwhere the following program
will be Observed
Ritual services by Wilmer Backmar Post.
Music by the Ordway Concert Band.
Invocation by Rev. c. II. nman.
Music by the choir
Music by the Ordway band.
Grafton by Hon. O. G. Hess. of La Junta.
Music by the choir.
Short addresses by James H. Welton and others.
Music by the Ordway band.
Adjournment for dinner.
At o'clock p. m the citizens will meet at the Hotel
Berendo and proceed to the cemetery decorate the
graves of the fallen soldiers
The following are the. various committees, ETC., in
charge of the days proceedings
Fnance---C. H. Green and J. E. Dovvney.
Speakers---H. |. Omsteehd and E. J. Smith.
Conveyances---E W. Downey.
Decoratons--F x. FieH. W. w. Griffin. Dan Petit
se Prosram--A. Cook, E. " Downey. H. c. Tiedemann
EA -