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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1913-11-06

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for the County of " alto, on the l4th day OF
October, A. ID. 1913.
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petitioner should not be granted
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ARTHUR W. LEONARD. Register.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01
Close oams

The High School boys played good
close game Of basket ball Friday night
at the High School Gymnasium. The
score WAS 23 TO i6 in favor Of Crystal
Falls.
Good clean playing was done by both
teams and for while 10 looked as II
the score would be tie. Our team
was handicapped by the loss Of man
or two and new players had to be sub
stituted
Tho game was rather slow but good
plays were male ON both sides. The
Crystal Falls boys displayed excellent
team work and as a resnlt won the
game
About forty rooters came down from
Crystal Falls and made things lively.
The Crystal Falls team is considered Ia
be one % the best teams ia the league
and our team did we'll to hold them
down.
4 friendly spirit existed throughout
the game and Referee Strevnult 'oi
vulcan satisfied all concerned.
During the halves tho Sophomores
anil Juniors played and the Junior'
were the victors. Iron Mt. Tribune.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01

Iron Mountain witnessed an amusing
scrap" one day during the week IL
was between two men over 80 years of
age Tom Perkins was one and Hans
Rshbit the other. Perkins Is street
,,leaner and objected 70 Rabbits throw
nig snow into the street. Rabbit paid
10 attention TO Perkins so the fight
allowed. Many witnessed the scrap
hut none interferrvd. Reports do not
s.V which came ont best so we ludge
hat the scrap resulted in a tie.
Or. c. +. Larson celebrated the 95th
adversary Of his practice AS a pbysi-
IN last night with banquet which
- attended by number of his
lends. Or Larson is one Of the best
aown physicians and surgeons in the
Vper country and has many friends
imong the members Of his profession,
with all OF whom he is prominent.
rhe Diamond Drill extends To DIR.
Larson its congratulations and wishes
him many more years Of service.
Express Messenger Polkinghorne OF
tne Wells Fargo company between
Milwaukee and Champion has been in
three wrecks since the holidays He
vas In tho Republic wreck last Sunday
evening and thought surely that his
ime had come but ne escaped unhurt.
Hon S. T. Handy is another Of our
former residents who is seeking politi
cM honors in his present home city.
tie is candidate for mayor OF Sault
Sse Marie with excellent prospects Of
suocefx
Oscar Widstrand has announced him
ssk no candidate for clerk of the
sownship OF Stuntz, Mesaba range.
elscar's many friends down here wish
= lim success
:. A. Sorinson was az Iron Mountain
iasf night installing officers in the
Eagle lodge
p. H. Shaw made a business trip to
fS.4sstte this week.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01

Of Garfield Edna johnson.
Defamation Ofation ON the Death
OF Lincoln Esther Ewig.
Declamation-The Plea of Andreas
Hofer-Sylvia Terrien.
Defamation -Ingersoll's Grafton ~
His Brothers Grave-Agnes Soierberg.
Music will be furnished by Sam
Ham. Bessie Sensiba. Geraldine Hill
Thrza Lyons and others. Admittance
fee Of ifteen cents will be charged to
defray the expenses OF our contestants
20 Menominee. Last week the Mar
quette High School held their contest.
and the big auditorium was crowded.
The Mining Journal used considerably
more than column in reporting the
affair Judging from past experiences.
our contest will be equal II not euper.
Tor to that Of the Marquette school.
and Il is hoped that every seat in the
assembly room wilt be occupied.
supt Hill has been in Philadelphia
the past week attending meeting OF
the National superintendents' Associa-
tion.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01

Arvid Bjcrk demonstrated to a party
OF friends last week ThurFday evening
that he Is an entertainer par excel
lence. The occasion was dinner
party that was one of the very finest
social affairs in the city's history.
Those who were present will long re.
member it,
j. N Jacobs returned last Monday
from his trip TO West Baden where he
spent most OF the month az the health
resort. Mr. Jacobs says that he feels
like a new man and certainly looks
we'll
Gen. Manager Ireland and wife were
in Crystal Falls last Wednesday. This
was Mr.. Ireland first visit to Crystal
Falls since his marriage last Fall He
spent couple of days looking over the
Hanna properties in this section
Mr.. ana Mrs, II. X. Anderson and
children. Harold and Margaret, arrived
here Friday from Moose Jan. Canada.
for visit with Mrs Anderson 5
mother. Mrs j. Hansen of Maple
Grove.
DR.. A NJ. Darling has been ap-
pointed by the Michigan Bell Tele.
phone company as physician for the
company in Crystal Falls The com.
pany is appointing physicians in each
city to care for les employees.
On Saturday March 3. between the
hours Of 3 and p m. the Ladies
Guild of the Episcopal church will
hold a pantry sale in Jacobs Jewellery
store.
Mr.. Axel Larson. brother of Dr. G.
II. Larson. came up from Chicago yes
terday 10 be present at the celebration
Of Or. Larson's professional anniver-
sarv.
Miss Maybe Wilson left for DePere.
Wis. this morning. Miss Wilson will
take mp the millinery trade with Mrs.
Beaver OF that city
Mrs. John Wall and Mira. Oliver
Picard returned home Tuesday after
few days visit 1T iron River and STAN.
haugh.
Louis Bowman came over from Iron
River last Saturday night and spent
Sunday visiting with his parents and
friends in this city
Mr. H. n. Anderson returned to
Moose Jan. Canada. Tuesday. Bnsi
nesn called him back sooner than ex
pectsd.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01

PADDY johnson. the camp fore
man. is progressing nicely at the Me-
nominee River hospital. Marinette.
johnson had leg broken In three
places while on . skid-way near Crys-
tai Falls tew weeks ago and IL was
feared that amputation would be- ne
cessary. J Il. Blomgfen. for whom
johnson has worked. talked 10 hospital
physicians Sunday over long-distance
phone and told that the much broken
leg Is mending rapidly Norway Cur
rent
s Hirai. Vice President OF Imperial
Government Railways Of Japan, has
requested the Central Safety Commit
tee of the Chicago and North Western
Railway for literature and information
on the safety hrst movement. with a
view to introducing safety hrst
campain on the Japanese RAILWAYS
Miss Maude Morrell has accepted a
position IN the job department of The
Diamond Drill. and started work last
Monday.
Moee Johndrow aud daughter, Con-
stance left this moring for Duluth for
short visit with friends and rela-
tives.
County Engineer Martin of the
Houghton county road comission was
in Crystal Fails last Thursday in con.
ference with Engineer Burridge.
The farmers institute held here this
week was a big success. A full report
will be made by Mr.. Hoopingarner
next week.
Rev. Laurence has been in the cop
per country tnis week attending IA
meeting OF the Lutheran ministers OF
this district.
Tom Harvey was operated nnon
again at the City Hospital last Satur-
day and is getting along fine.
The X. OF P's will have work in the
rank of Knight at their next meeting
A large class will be initiated
Mrs. FRANK Morrell was reported
quite sick this week but at this writ
ing is much improved.
Robt Wilson leaves tonight for Man
istique on business mission.
Mrs. Thos Clark was operated upon
al the City Hospital last Saturday.
Mrs. Henskey and Mrs Cor lin re-
turned from Ishpeming Tuesday.
Miss Sodregren, one of our teachers
was in the Republic wreck Sunday.
FOR SALE Carload 16 in. wood
A. L. Clark. Cnanning Mich. or ID.
NJ Ross, ! wk. pd.
Furnished Rooms for Rent. Inquire
of Mrs. Holstein.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01
SCHOOL NOTES

Next Thursday evening the annual
defamation contest will be held in the
High School auditorium. for the pur-
pose Of selecting a person 70 represent
our school IN the sub district contest
to be held in Menominee April 4.
The following program will be given
with the exception that the parts will
not come in the order here named
Defamation Toussaint LOyerture
Emil Soderman.
Declamation--A Vision OF War
Julia Olson
Defamation The Eloquenee Of o.
Connell-Katnerine Eriksnn
Defamation -Oration on the Death
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01
MACDONALD ELECTED
Effrorter Of Upper Peninsula Man Results
in His Election From House Floor

William J Mcdonald of Honghton.
Mich. Progressive candidate for con
gressman from this district at the last
election and who claims he. instead of
Fl. OIin Young. WAS elected, WAS or.
dered off the floor of the house of re-.
representatives. by Speaker Champ Clark
last Saturday.
Mcdonald said ne wanted 10 meet
the speaker before leaving. Speaker
CLARK declared. Hes got to leave the
floor,
Mcdonald left.
The speaker said he would meet
Mcdonald in the speakers chamber
that afternoon
Members-elect are admitted to the
floor. Mcdonald declares himself a
member elect Later the doorkeeper
discovered McDonald's s real status. that
OF candidate seeking to have himself
declared member-elect.
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01
Odd Fellows Organize

One OF the most important events in
the history of OddfeIlowship in the
upper peninsula of Michigan occurred
at Ishpeming on Friday of last week
when delegates representing % OF the
"A subordinate lodges in this part OF
the state decided to form the Upper
Peninsula Of Michigan Association OF
The Independent Order OF Oddfel-
lows
The association starts out under the
mosb favorable auspices as il Is almost
certain that every lodge represented
will hecome affiliated with the associa-
tion and ut least one-half OF the lodges
which were not represented viii also
come in later on.
The object OF the association is closer
social intercourse among the fraternity
and the Improvement Of the lodges in
ritualistic and degree work
One big annual meeting will be held
each year at which competitive degree
work will be ono of the leading fsa
lures staged for the entertainment OF
the members and as 10 is proposed 10
make each annual meeting two day
affair, a good program of sports and
other amusements which will be open
to the public will be pulled off. THIS
meeting will in al likelihood take
place during the second week in Au-
gust, the place of meeting and exact
date Of which will be annoucned about
the middle Of March. at which time
also the executive committee will an
nounce In which degree the competi
tion will take place this year.
II Is proposed to have at least two
classes in which there will he competi
tion. one for the larger lodges and one
for those lodges with a smaller mem
bership
The following officers were elected to
serve until the midsummer meeting
President, Thomas Conlin, Crystal
Fails, vice president. Henry Neville
Gladstone secretary, Norman Mclean,
Marquette treasurer. George A. Blair,
Sault Ste. Marie the above with one
member from each county in which
there is lodge located, which lis
affiliated with the association will
constitute the executive committee.
The Daughters Of Rebekah the
ladies auxiliary of the l. O. O. f.. al
so met at Ispheming on the same date
and perfected their organization along
similar lines 10 that Of the men or
ganization. with the following officers:
President Mrs Thomas Conln,
tpresident Of the Rebekah assembly Of
Michiganl, Crystal Falls; vice presI-
dent. Mrs. Emma Tobin, Calumet Sc
cretary. Miss Gertrude Hewlett, Escan
aba. and treasurer. Mrs. Anna Gray.
Norway
The diamond drill., 1913-03-01

Irving Jackson hereby announces
himself candidate 10 succeed himself
as alderman from the third ward Of
this city. Mr. Jackosn has held the
Office two terms. has ever and anon
worked to make Crystal Falls bigger
and better and stands by his record
tor recollection. he solicits the sup
pert Of tho electors for mis- candidacy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1913-05-16
Joint Report Of Auditor and Treasurer Twin Falls County,

10 Board of County
following
- 4N' ooANAe January -
October 12
a cash balance of $39O75.29 as follows
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
New Owners Assume Control
of Heat. Light & Power Co.

At the annual meeting of Lam
bertville Heat, Light and Power Co.,
held on Wednesday Of this week,
control of the Company passed from
its previous owners to MIR. +. Stanley
North, af Bay Shore, l.. T., and asso.
ciates.
Mr.. North is actively engaged in
the gas and electric Illumination and
power business, operating plants in a
number of places, and is thoroughly
competent to deal with the local cleo
trio situation He contemplates ex-
tensiVe improvements in the local
plant and the extension of the SER
vice afforded by it in the early future.
For the present the plant will be
under the management of Mr.. j. F..
Axtell. MIR. North himself expects To
remove his family TO LambertVille
within a few months aud thereafter
will spend the greater part of his
time here.
MIR. II. NJ Moorhead, former man
ager of the plant, will remain in
LambertviIle for the present at least
and will assist the new management
in any way that may be necessary.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
Albert Van Horn.

Albert Van Horn, aged 70 years,
died suddenly on Monday evening,
of rheumatism of the heart. He had
been in his usual health during the
day but complained during the after
noon of distress about the heart.
He grew worse and medical aid was
summoned but his death occurred
shortly after.
He was civil war veteran and a
member of Bayard Post, No, s, G. A..
r., of Trenton. During the war he
was wounded in the hip at the battle
before Richmond. He was in the em-
ploy of the Penna, Il. II, Go. for many
years. He leaves widow, son,
Frank Van Horn and two daughters,
Mrs. Theodore w. Holcombe, of this
city and Miss Edith Van Horn, a
teacher in the public schools at
Ridgewood, N. j.
His death was the first to occur in
family of eight brothers aud sisters,
two of whom, Mrs. Gershom Swallow
and Mrs. Harry Harrison reside in
this city. Harry Van Horn, of Elem
ington. is brother. Funeral SER
vices were held on Thursday after
noon at his late residence, the Rev.
Roy L, Vale, pastor of the First Pres
bvterian Church, officiating. Inter
ment in Mount Hope cemetery under
direction of j. X. LaBaw.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
Historical Society.

The annual meeting of the Hunter
don County Historical Society was
held in the Society's room is Fleming
ton on Saturday, January IL, 1913
About twenty five members aud visi.
tors were present, and four new mem
beers were elected The receipts oflthe
year amounted to $3S and the expen-
ditares k40.6l, leaving balance OF
500 80. Forty-one volumes were add
ed TO the library aud number of mis-
cellaneous relics and curios. The
publishers of all the newspapers IN
the county contributed copies of their
papers weekly.
Rev. Oscar M. Voorhees,, of New
York, formerly pastor of the churches
ut Three Bridges and High Bridge, IN
this county, rend paper on "rhe
Iron Industry at Union Forge and
Union Furnace" This was one OF
the first industries in the county, and
has had an almost uninterrupted OK.
isience from the beginning, being now
known as the Taylor Wharton Iron
aud Steel Company.
The following we're elected trustees
Hon. John l., Comet, Hiram Il. beats
Il. Vosseer, W. II, Hayhurst, Hon.
Il. S. Kuhl, DIR. o. II. Sproul and Egg
bert L, Bush. The trustees will meet
later and elect officers for the ensuing
year.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
Cruising for Icebergs.

Two cruisers Of the United States
navy will on April 10 begin patrol Of
the iceberg belt, aud this beng near
the middle Of the ocean, the cruisers
will keep in touch with the shores and
with passing vessels by wireless no
that warnings Of danger will be prompt
and continuous.
This is good work, but our navy
should not be Obliged TO maintain a
continuous service Warships from
other maritime nations should share
in this duty. If England, Germany
and France joined, each patrol would
have Il shorter time at sea and the
service could be extended.
There are icebefgs already In the
track of the Atlantic ships, as there
were last year, and there should be II
patrol on the field now. There is dan
ger from the time the befgs begin to
slip away from the Arctic shores and
this was IN progress last month. The
"growiers" aud bergs were reported
as early as December last year aud
again this year
There should never be chance for
another Titantic disaster.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
Items Of Interest About
People You May Know.

John B. Jones, of SouthAmboy was a
visitor in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James o. Studdiford,
of Trenton, were visiting relatives in
this city on Tuesday.
DIR. c. NJ. Williams, of Washington,
N. j. made an auto trip to this city on
Sunday.
Assistant Prosecutor George w.
Durham, OF Pennington, was in this
city, Tuesday, on official business.
George Snoden, of Hopewell, was
visiting friends in this city on tuesday
last
Mrs. Minnie Drake, of Trenton is a
visitor among old friends in Lambert
vile. this week.
Mr., aud Mrs. John Phillips, of Elm
street. ore spending few days at the
home of their son, William Phillips
at Morris Heights, Pa.
William Silverthorn, of French
town, was visiting at the home of his
son. Rueben Silverthorn, of Delevan
street, on Tuesday.
MIR. and Mrs. James S. Studdiford
are spending short season with Mr..
and Mrs. james O. Bovine, of East
Orange.
Thomas p. Cunningham, of New
York city, was an over Sunday visitor
at the home of his parents, Mr.. aud
Mrs. M Cunningham, Buttonwood
street.
Virginia and Maicombe Armstrong
have returned to the home of their pa
rents, Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w.
Armstrong, after spending several
weeks with their grandparents, Mr..
Mrs. aud Samuel Armstrong, in Tren-
ton.
Chief George Arnett and foreman
John +. Masten of Union MOI, Harry
Van Horn, Thos. 1horne, Walter i.
Hayhurst and julius Vetter OF Fleet
Wing No 3 visited New Brunswick on
Saturday last to attend an exhibition and
trial OF a combination chemical and
Hook and Ladder Truck recently pur.
chased by that city.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
"A Night in DreamIand" will
be Produced the Third Niqht.

The Advance Sale for "a Night in
Dreamland" Tor Thursday aud Friday
Nights IS SO great that the committee
in charge have arranged to produce the
Musical Comedy on Saturday night for
the benefit Of the people who are un-
able to get seats at the Thursday and
Friday evening performances. Never
has a home talent show created so
much interest, everybody is going and
St. Andrews Hall will be crowded to
its capacity. The usual number of
twenty FIVE cent seats have been re-
served for those who will attend the
performance with general admission
tickets although their was great de-
mand for reservation of the seats. Peo-
pie who have attended the rehearsals
say the show is far above the average
home talent entertainment.
Reserved seats on sale at Cochran's
Drug Store.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-01-17
New Hope.

Miss Ethel Mcdowell, of Amber,
Pa, spent lust week with her friend,
Miss Gail w Scott. of New Hope.
MIR. aud Mrs Jacob Mitchnor, of
Tioga, Pa were reeent visitors at The
home of MIR. aud Mrs john Il Ely. of
New Hope.
The Solebury Whist club was enter
tanned at the home of Wilmot Qnimby,
near New Hone. on Saturday evening.
The Solebury Farmers club vii
hold its January meeting mt the home
of George aud Marion Ely, uear New
Hope, on Saturday afternoon and
evening. Jannary IS
he funeral of Mrs Mary Caroline
Swan, widow OF Lew Swan who died
at the home of her nephew, George
Cooper, 4s45 N. Seventeenth street
Philadelphia, was held at the New
Hope NJ l.. Church, Saturday morn
ing last Services were conducted 10y
the Rev. Jonathan DUNCAN pastor OF
the church. For many years she has
resided in Philadelphia but was well
known and had many friends IN tins
city and New Hope. lnterment
in Mount Hope Cemetery.