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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

Statesmen - Splendid sideline for
statesmen calling on retail and whole
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EURNleHEp HOUSES ZOE RENr.

LOVELY SECTION Inman Park So
Druid Circle, modern and first class f;
also garage. IS Druid Circle, Ivy 2432.
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

DAINTY bedroom and kitchenette apart
ment, adjoining bath; hot water;
beautifully furnished or unfurnished;
Sc so OF SO per month, which includes
gas for cooking and lights Walking
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Main 4755-J.
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WANTED-Position as groCer's clerk
| have had seven years experience in
the city Employed a present, but wish
to change l want to get with good
live firm in the same line Of business
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

Could You sell good dollar for 100
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

SALESMAN-To solicit orders for Of
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-26

REPRESENTATIVE. individual or Job
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steel and industrial paint; exclusive At.
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SELL BY MAlI-Pleasant, proftab bic
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TWO f0Gr-r6o.r apartments. every MOD
eru convenience, 324 Forrest avenue.
Apply premises Phone ivy 50S-J l.
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AGENTS AND statesmen WANTED,
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YOUNG physician desires location In or
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WILL LEASE six-rOorn apartment. with
gas range and Estate oak heater; sec
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FOR RENT-Nice apartment. 297 Law
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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05

VIRGINIA Mine s.
CLOSED DOWN
Pickands- -Mather Company Serve No.
tice Of Cancellation of Lease on
.. Open Pit Property.

The Virginia mine, operated as an
open pit in the Virginia district by
the Pickands-Mather company, has
been closed down for the season. The
lease has been cancelled by the COM
pany and tn property goes back to
the fee holders.
The Virginia mine was stripped dur
ing 1909 by Butler Bros, and has
been shipping for several seasons. It
is said to have contained about
100000 tons Of ore and tie Pick
ands-Mather company are said tohave
shipped from it while under their
operation about million and a. half
tons.
1t is said also that the lease was
terminated owing to the royalty
which was high and the fact that the
ore body was irregular and involved
the use Of special crushing machin-
cry. A power transmission line was
recently built to the mine from this
city to operate electric drills and a
crushing plant.
It is said also that notice of the
cancellation of the lease on the Eaton
mine has been served. The Eaton
was but recently developed and
shippd it's first ore cargo during the
past summer.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
CAR BARNS 'T0BE
REBUILT AT ONCE
Work Will Start as Soon as Loss in
Fire Is Adjusted by the
Insurance Men.

Work on the reconstruction of the
car barns and offices of the Mesaba
Railway company, destroyed by fire
last week entailing an insured loss
estimated at $4,000, will begin as
soon as the report of the insurance
adjusters is received. Representa-
tives of the companies interested in
the loss were here the first of the
week and it is expected settlement for
the losses will be made within a
short time.
The office force in the meantime is
quartered in the Finch block ct the
corner of Chestnut street and Wyo-
ming avenue, where Superintendent
Newton and his assistants have been
very busy this week bringing order
out of the chaos that resulted from
the fire. .......=#
When the new car barns and Offices
will be completed cannot be stated.
The work will be rushed as fast as
possible, however, ...s H. .s.=...= a
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
BOYLAN TO VISIT HIS
OLD HOME IN MICHIGAN

President Boylan of the city coun-
Gil left yesterday for visit of ten
days with relatives at his old home
in Kalamazoo and Detroit, Mich. He
announced before leaving that when
he gets back to the city he will get
into the campaign in earnest. Mr.. Boy
Ian got his start as newsboy in Kali
amazoo and used to sell and as car
rier deliver the Kalamazoo Gazette. He
fondly cherishes a picture of the
Gazette's newsboys taken quarter of
. century ago and given out by the
paper as its carriers New Years
greeting. So far Mr.. Boylan's cam
paign for the mayoralty has been of
the gumshoe variety, but upon his re-
turn from Michigan he will promul-
gate his platform and get into the
game in earnest.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
club Is
. TO SELL SEALS
Red Cross Christmas Seals Will Be
Sold in Virginia Again
This Season.

Red Cross Christmas Seals, the
proceeds from the sale of which 60
for the relief. of tuberculosis through
the establishment Of sanitariums for
he treatment Of the disease and
through financial aid to such institu-
tions already established, will again
be sold in Virginia this year. Their
sale will be in charge Of the Virginia
Study club and within a short time the
supply Of seals will be- on hand and
they will be offered for sale 1T sew
eral places in the city. The Study
club was: in charge Of their sale last
year and was very successful. At
that time It was hoped that last year
would be the last when it would be
necessary for the American Society
for the Prevention Of Tuberculosis to
raise money BY the sale of the seals.
Il has been found necessary 70 o6er
hem for sale a9ain this year, how
ever. Announcement of where the
seals may be bought win Be made il
Tie Enterprise next wssk
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
ASSOCIATION GIVE.
CARNIVAL AND DANCE

The Athletic Association Of the Vir-
kinia High School have perfected ar
rangements for carnival and dance
to be given at the Roosevelt auditor
ium on the evening Of Friday, Decem-
Der IL, which will be one Of the big
gest affairs in social way Of the
year at the high school. Invitations
were issued the first Of the week. The
carnival viii be a novel feature.
There will BE vaudeville stunts con-
|tributed by high school students, :
candy booth and other booths and
the evening will Be concluded with
dancing to the music OF 1 good Or
|chestra. Punch will Be served and
The Athletic association s making
preparations 70 show its gusstsS for
the evening hne evening" entertain-
|ment. s1fzs q
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05

lllElllllyC Won
! TALK POLITICS II
Sheriff, Who Is st. Louis County Pho
: neer, Says There Win Be Ample :
Opportunity Later. :, =

Sheriff John r. Meining was q
Virginia visitor the first of the week
in attendance on the opening of the
range term of the district court for
December here.
Mr.. Meining, while he is candi-
date for reelection, is not talking
politics. He says there will be
plenty of time for that when it is
absolutely necessary.
Over the range Mr.. Meining is
much stronger with the people than
ever before. He has made a good
executive and has many friends who
believe his record as a public SER
want entities him to another term.
Indications are that. there will be
i big field of candidates, but in the
range country Mr.. Meining is
stronger than ever before and at
this time he appears to be the strong
est of the several candidates being
discussed for the place.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
WOMAN | ! \ GOES TO
STATE 5 / / Il PRISON
Judge Hughes Faces Ordeal This
Morning in Sentencing of
Mary Gabriel.

Judge Martin Hughes of the dis
trict court, faced an ordeal this
morning when he sentenced Mary Ga
briel, the second woman ever COM
mitted from the ranges. to an indie
terminate sentence in the state prison
-. = -" --,s ~: y i.
2 Mary: Gabriel is wdl known about
the city. With the pd lice authorities
here she has the reputation of being
a confirmed klepton1aniac. Twice
she has been given chances by the
court, but in each instance her par
ole has been broken and to her orig
inal offense she has added more seri-
Gus misconduct.
She is a bright and winsome little
woman about 81 years old, who came
to Virginia several years ago and
took employment as a domestic. Her
home is in St. Johns, New Bruins
wick. Her parents, according to her
own story, are in humble circum-
stances and she is one of large fam
lily of children.
Her first offense was the theft of
a diamond ring. She was convicted
and admitted to parole. The parole
WAS hrokon Efforts woro roado to
have her return to her home and
court officers and others interested
themselves in her case. A second
time she was placed on parole. A
place was found for her with a good
family in Hibbing, but the woman
made no attempt to live up to the con-
ditions of the parole. She was ar
rested in Virginia the first of the
week.
Judge Hughes passed sentence
briefly. Miss Gabriel would have
been sent to the Sauk Center school
or the St. Cloud reformatory, but
for the fact that both those institu-
tions have no further room for wo.
men.
She was taken to the county Jail al
Duluth this afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff King, and will go to Still.
water in few days.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
CHANGES BEING MADE
AT OLCOTT PARK ZOO

Several changes are being made At
Olcott park in the arrangement Of the
ZOO. The Elk park will be moved to
the southwest corner Of the park as
will also the dens Of the wolves and
foxes. Several. other Of the cages
will also be moved and the spot where
they are at present located will be
boulevarded with pretty Landscape
gardening effects. All the underbrush
except that in the enclosure occupied
by the Elk will Be cleared out during
the winter and next years improve
ment campaign when completed will
give Virginia park that will equal
Minnehaha at Minneapolis q general
appearance.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
LILAC BUSHES ARE
BUDDING IN VIRGINIA

The past week has set new record
for December weather on the range.
Lilac bushs are budding in several
sections of the city and hunters re-
turning from the woods report that
strawberry vines were found last
week budding and blooming. There
is no snow on the ground in this sec
,.tion sasld the lakes and streams ARE
open. Wild ducks have returned to
Nett lake in numbers during =, the
week. While the fine weather is
much appreciated it is having the
effect of stagnating the annual
christmas business and merchants are
preparing for a big rush with the adj
vent of snow and freezing weather.
Yesterday in many homes in the city
hard coal fires were allowed to go
out. Loggers are setting up genu-
inc complaint aoout the weather.
Logs arriving at the Virginia &
Rainy Lake mill fresh from the woods
are covered with mud and are hauled
through mud and slush to the skid
ways. Local railway lines also re-
port slack busines as the big move
ment of coal which is usually on at
this season of the year is not in any
degree manifested. Judge Martin
Hughes, one of the oldest residents Of
the range said Yesterday he believed
the present balmy weather set new
record for December and recalled
that he had picked flowers on his farm
near Hibbing late in September.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
MANY employees .
SHARING PROFITS

Over 10000 employees have availed
themselves of the profit sharing plan
of the United States Steel corpora
ton in the eleven years during which
it has been in operation. The aver
age price paid for the preferred
stock from 1908 to 1918 inclusive
was $98.32 share and subscrip-
tions were received for a total of
313,18 shares with a present mar
ket valuation of about 100000.
Common stock was first offered in
1909 and there has been taken a to-
tai of 100,965 shares with a present
market valuation of $5,500,000.
1t is the contention of the corpor-
alton that its profit-sharing plan en-
courages thrift and brings employer
and employe more closely together.
Many steel workers, who now regu-
larly subscribe for their stock allot-
ments had never saved up any money
until they became members of the
profit-sharing agreement Nearly
20 per cent of its employees are now
shareholders, and are taking a
greater interest in its affairs than if
they were simply wage earners.
Thousands of employees enter the
profit-sharing plan by subscribing to
three shares of preferred stock, and
have subscribed for that amount
each year for eleven years, which
gives them a total of thirty-three
shares. This means an income of
1921 a year, not including bonuses re.
ceived on stock subscribed for. There
are many interesting sidelights on
the profit-sharing plan.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
HIBBING DOCTOR WINS
IN MALPRACTICE SUIT

DR.. G. N. Butchart of Hibbing, sued
on a charge of malpractice by Will
liam Hargrave, was given a
verdict by the jury which heard the
evidence in the case, the first jury
trial Of the present term of the dis
trict court, Wednesday evening.
Hargrave was a patient at the hospi-
tai of DR.. Butchart in Hibbing. He
alleged that surgical operation was
performed on him, which left him
physically impaired and sued to re-
cover $4,000 damages. Three physi-
clans gave testimony during the suit.
They confirmed the diagnosis and
treatment of DR.. Butchart.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
ENROLMENT AT CITY
SCHOOLS SETS RECORD

DR.. P. P. Colgrove has just COM
pleted his report to the board Of edu-
cation on the enrolment in the city
schools for the month Of November
and the total enrolment is now 1852
as compared with 1925 for the cor
responding month in 1912, an increase
Of 127. The total Of the night school
enrolment is 592, making the total
enrolment Of tie night and day
schools 1924. This IS the largest il
the history az ths local schools.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
DIVORCE ACTION HEARD
IN THE DISTRICT COURT

The divorce action of Marie Haako-
men VS.. Herman Haakonen was tried
in the district court before Judge
Martin Hughes Tuesday and findings
for the plaintiff were ordered drawn
by the court. Both the litigants are
residents of Virginia. The grounds
upon which the action was brought
were drunkenness and cruel and in
human treatment. The couple were
married several years ago. There
are several children.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
FINNISH GLEE CLUB HAS
TWENTY-FIVE MEMBERS

A Finnish Glee club of % male
voices has been organized in Virginia
and is holding regular rehearsaIs.
It's first public appearance will prob
ably be made soon after the first Of
the year. The organization is under
the direction of Emil Bjorkman Of
Ely. The new organization includes
in it's membership some Of the best
talent on the range.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
LIKES MINNESOTA
BETTER THAN EVER

Rev. Thomas Grice, pastor of the
First M. E. church of Virginia, re-
turned the first of the week from a
vacation of six weeks, the greater
part of which was pent on the Pa
cific coast, better content than ever,
he says, to call Minnesota his home.
MIR. Grice visited at Salt Lake City,
Lake Tahoe, San Francisco, Del
Monte. Monterey. Santa Barbara.
Portland, Seattle, Victoria, Vancou-
yer and returning home over the Can
adian Pacific visited several of the
cities in the Canadian northwest,
spending some time with relatives at
Calgary, where he Joined Mrs: Grice.
Mr.. Grice was in San Fran
cisco d,riag s.eessatl ~
[nual mardi gras celebration that con.
memorates tie diseovery Of the Bay
of San Francisco by Balboa, but spsnl
the greater part Of his time in Cab
fornia at Del Monte, near Montsrey.
The latter place is the old Spanish
capital of California and was the seat
Of government before the Mexican
war. It has many places of historic
interest. Mr.. Grice says that while
he was in the Puget Sound country
there was snow on the ground and
the contrast was unpleasant to one
coming from the California country
He returns much rested and refresh.
ed by his western trip and will occupy
the pulpit at the M. E. church next
Sunday morning. Rev. Mr.. Ellis, who
has filled the charge during his alb.
sence, has returned to Minneapolis.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
WITH
GRAND LARCENY

George Bowlin was arrested this
morning on complaint sworn out by
Otto Hansen, who alleges that he
stole $50 in money and two watches
from him in q Chestnut street saloon.
Bowlin will have a hearing before
Judge Carey today. >s:. .S:=.=.s & !
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
MAKE BID B ID FOR
4. CAR BARNS OF /.
ELECTRIC | 4 Line i ! | Il I
Enterprising Business Men Of
Village Of Mountain Iron Pre-.
sent Attractive Offer. :
WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED
BY MESABA COMPANY
Free Site, Free Light, Free Water
= and Foundation for Building Held
Out As Inducements to Company
: to Move Headquarters to That
Village.

The village of Mountain Iron has
just come within a hairs breadth Of
putting fine one across on the city
Of Virginia that would have deprived
it Of approximately 100 families and
would have made it headquarters for
the operating department Of the
Mesaba Electric railway. Most peo-
pie know Mountain Iron as a fine
little village where the iron range
had it's beginnings, but as place Of
consequence it has been held to be of
slight significance except as a suburb
of the city of Virginia. However, it
has a very live and aggressive set
Of business men, and the smoke
hadn't cleared away after the car
barns fire before they conceived the
great idea.
The great idea was to have the car
barns and Offices of the Mesaba Elec-
trio railway located at Mountain Iron.
A citizens committee was sent to Du-
luth to see President Mitchell. They
offered him free site, free light and
water and offered as well to build
the foundation for the building if
the company would consider locating
at Mountain Iron. It is said the
committee had not been definitely as
sured where the site might be secur-
ed, but that arrangements would
have been made to- get one desirable
if their offer had been accepted. While
:appreciatings the public % spirit Of
Mountain Iron peop3e the officials Of
the company decided not to accept the
offer.
The whole affair was kept very
quiet at Mountain Iron and the de-
tails did not come out until special
meeting of the council committee on
water and light Wednesday after
noon, to consider the question of ex-
tensions of the water mains to the
car barns site. The company wanted
a six-inch water main put in to the
car barns. 1t will involve about
5000 feet of new construction and
the extension was opposed by some
of the members of the council and
resulted in sereval tits. It was fin
ally. decided to authorize the extern
sion provided the company would pay
in addition to the regular rates for
the service, the sum of 5000 annually.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-12-05
House Was Scene of Stabbing
Array ID Which Several For
eigners Were Involved.
WARRANTS ISSUED BY II
JUDGE MARTIN HUGHES
Grand Jury Returns Is True Bills
and Trial Of Criminal. Calendar
Will Occupy Some Tme-Lazo
Evich, Mu1der Trial Win Be Started
Monday. a.. s. s@ -;

John Anderson, proprietor Of. a
saloon at Buhl, and Frank Seponen,
employed as bartender at the place
were arrested yesterday on bench
warrants issued by Judge Hughes on
indictments returned by the grand
jury charging them with selling liq-
uor on Sunday.
. Anderson's saloon was the scene
of stabbing affray on Sunday, Oct.
13, in which Matt Niemi cut up John
Torvinen and Axel Sironen, Niemi
was arrested and is under two indict-
ments charging assault in the second
degree. Anderson and Seponen were
arrested yesterday. They were
brought to Virginia by deputy sher-
IFS yesterday afternoon and were re-
leased on cash bail of $500 each.
Their cases will probably Immediate
ly follow that of Lazo Evich, indict-
ed for the murder of Dan Rukavina,
which is set for trial Monday.
The grand jury finished its Ia
bors Wednesday afternoon, return
ing thirteen true bills.
Three indictments were returned
against Eli Jakich for selling liquor to
minors at Chisholm.
John Anderson, Hibbing, is indict-
ed on charge of grand larceny. He
is accused of stealing money, cloth
ing and jewelry of the approximate
value of $50 from the Scandia hotel
at Hibbing. 49,.
Mike Lepich, Buhl, is indicted on a
charge of assault in the first degree.
He is accused of shooting at A. P.
p W daGses !.
bills were returned aeainst
'1latS Niemi for assault in the second
degree. He is alleged to have stab
bed John Torvinen and Axel Sironen
in = saloon row at Buhl on Sunday,
Oct. Is.
John Hansen is indicted for first
degree assault. He is charged with
beating his wife and attempting to
kill her with hammer at their home
on farm near Orr several weeks
ago.
Joe Mess is indicted for grand lar
ceny. He is alleged to have entered
the boarding apartments of Greek
laborers at Lake Junction and stolen
money and watches Of the value of
about $780,.
All of the men indicted are in GUS
tody. They will enter pleas before
Judge Hughes today.
Two unimportant cases on the civil
calendar were disposed of yesterday
and the petit jury was dismissed un-
til 9 o'clock this morning. The court
will adjourn this afternoon over the
week end.