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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all our neighbors
and friends who remembered us and
who comforted us during our aflic-
ton. We are particularly apprecia-
tive OF the feeling of sympathy shown
by the pupils Of the high school and by
Mr.. Webb. To all who aided us we are
thankful
Matt Hurja and family
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

JACOBS BROS. have, after a long
search, succeeded In securing the SER
Vices Of IN expert matchmaker and
jeweler and will guarantee all work
dene In that line.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
10 the PwblIc Of Crystal Falls and
Iroa County

10 the Public Of Crystal Falls and
Iron Coaafy
On Monday Morning. june 9TH,
modern jewelry and watch repair
shop will open for business, in the
Koepeke Bldg. opposite Bridges
Drug Stole.
Why
Don't you think that there is room
in Crystal Falls for shop OF this kind,
shop where you will. meet face TO
face. behind tho counter, the very man
who not only owns IL, but who does
your work. It's going TO be a personal
service shop all the way through
Who Does the Work.
The man who does your watch, jew
elry, repair work should be capable
just as the doctor must be IL patient
is to become we'll A sick watch must
be treated carefully, as IL is a very
delicate piece OF mechanism and re-
quires skill
With twenty years OF practical ex-
perience in jewelry shops in Europe
and the United States, feel that can
take care OF your work to your entire
satisfaction.
In Europe my practice was under
men who repaired Swiss model watch
es, which are exceedingly fine and
delicate. Repairs foi such watches are
made by hand, as parts already made
cannot be purchased so that the ex-
perience gained from such work il
most valuable. Every spring and cos
and every little part must be care
fully cut. filed and adjusted in order
to get the proper ft.
With this valuable training wa,
able to get a position in one OF Boston''
high class jewelry shops immediatel,
upon my arrival in this country. AND
for twelve years l worked in the store
la Boston that catered to the societ.
and highest class or trade.
For four years l have been doini
this kind OF work in Crystal Fall,
Those who have had work performe
by me know how reliable 1t is. 4
opening my own shop will positiyel
guarantee all work from the star
When you bring me a watch or othe
jewelry to be repair ed. you can res
assured that the materials to be use
will be OF the highest quality, also, a
that is an important factor In produC
ing satisfactory and lasting worl
Positively no seconds or imitation ms
terials will be used in work that do
Prices
My prices won't be a bit higher tina
you have been paying for repair her,
tofore
Your Needs
AS my success and reputation as
jeweler i'm this community will Deepen
upon how we'll I serve you, you ca
we'll see that my personal service wi
mean more than just getting the wor
doneit will mean satisfying an
pleasing you fully.
Don't you think that this record an
= guarantee is worth while considerir
when you need anything In my lin,
Let me prove IL to you
i Koepeke Bldg, opposite Bridges.
Il August Rhine.
Il Crystal Falls, Mich.
III -Adve, tiseme
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

NOTICE FOR BIDS: Bids will bs
received from contractors for the
erection OF concrete foundation un-
der my residence property. Apply vt
the house for particulars.
Mrs. John TrombIay
Hawiian music, Grand Opera and
ragtime. The latest records. Call at
Jacob Brothers and ask 10 hear them.
Get your slabs ut $3.50 per load while
we are sawing.-Iron County Lbr. 4
Fuel Co. Phone %.
Get your Ice from !. II. Jackson
Phone 90.
All welcome 10 come and hear our
new Vicirolas. nj Jacob Brothers.
FOR SALE;-A cream separator.
Inquire 81 Mrs. custafson.
Room for Rent;-Nrs. HoIsteIn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
NOTICE
To Deg Owners

All dogs running at large within
the corporate limits OF the City or
Crystal Falls, are required by ordin-
ance to purchase license from the
City Clerk for same. Therefore take
notice, that all dogs found running at
large in the City on and after the tirst
week in June 1916, without licensed
tag on, will be shot :
BY order OF the City Council.
w. J. Gribble.
City Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

First Sunday after Trinity
10000 A. A. sunday school. Mrs.
Metcalt Supt
1880 p. NJ Esensong and address.
Mr.. samuel Ham will sing solo ~
this service.
All are welcome
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
GARD OF THANKS

We take this means OF thanking the
friends who aided US during our late
bereavement
Mrs Joseph Bittner aud family
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

The county board meets at the
court house today The question OF the
absorption OF Mansfield township by
Crystal Falls will he taken up at this
meeting.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

W r. Oates was chosen game war
den by the state domaine commission
last Wednesday. Mr.. Oates has been
warden for the past four years. having
been appointed to that position by ex-
Governor Osborn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
FOR SALE

Business lot and store building. One
OF the choicest sites on Superior Ave-
nue directly opposite Fauri's livery,
in portion Of Crystal Falls, which,
iron all indications, Is destined 10 be
the business ceater OF the city. Must
sell n, once. Inquire OF Matt Hurla,
Crystal Falls, Mich. swks. pa.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

Senator Moriarty was at Marquette
during the week TO appear before the
pardon board for some OF the convicts
at Marquette
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
HEARD ON
,5THE -.
9STREETS

Mr., and Mrs. J. r. Corcoran toured
from here to Munising and back by
way OF Escanaba last week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05
Tonight
Classified
Advertising

FOR SALE at bargain: American
Hotel, at Florence, Wis. Located or
best corner OF business district. In
quire Of W. j. Reynolds. wks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

County Agriculturalist Hoopingar-
ner is now located in his own ONCE at
the court house. A part OF the once OF
the register OF deeds was set apart for
him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-06-05

FOX YOUR GRADUATION PRE-.
SENT call upon Jacobs Bros. They
have the largest display OF jewelry.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
CAMERONIA
FRIGHTENS OFF
SUBMARINE

NEW YORK. June o. Especially
"A cable to the New York Times
from London says that only the sea.
manship and nerve Of Captain
James Kinnaird saved the Cunarder
Cameronia from being attacked by
q German submarine lying In wait
Sunday morning al the mouth OF
the Mersey river. At o'clock. in
broad daylight, as the Cameronia
was steaming slowly, Captain Kin
nard saw the periscope ~ n subm&
rine pop out Of the water 100 yards
ahead. Then the whole vessel APP
peared. Captain Kinnsir gave thc
order for full speed ahead and
made directly for the submarine.
trying to ram Il. The little craft
Owed into the water and then bob
bed up on the opposite sidc Of the
ship. 50 yards away. II took sight
on the Camcronia but Kinnaird al.
tered his course. and putting on
full speed got away. although the
German vessel pursued him for a
mile.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

who would use the power OF the
unethical purpose.
The public trust he holds invio.
late and above mere politics.
II Is true that he has made SONS
mistakes In Office. but he Is not
irfallible and he has the strength
to admit these mistakes.
The voter knows him more inti-
mately than perhaps any other man
who will run for the same ONCE.
The voter has confidence in him,
as was testified at the last election,
when the justice, though beaten for
reelection, nevertheless led his
ticket by vote twice as large a.
his nearest democratic rival.
1t is up to you. Mr.. Voter.
Do You want a politician In once
who seeks to crown only his polit.
zeal ambitions, or the man who has
time and again given you demon.
strations that he Is mentally and
morally constituted to conduct the
court for you?
II IL up to YOU to make your
choice. Mr.. Voter, and II would be
well for you 10 give the above ma.
ture thought before you cast your
vote.
THE PRIMARIES WILL ?
HELD ON JUNE 90, AND ELEc-
TON DAY IS JULY ADV.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
BY Pop.

10 . despicable woman In every
sense. II naturally makes one look
askance Ut her every action. That
she chooses this treatment when
her baby II born and that her baby
dies. II supposed to prove to all read
ers the baseness of this discovery.
As q story II Is written well
enough to carry conviction to the un-
initiated.
Another story. The Comet" gives
US again . dismal woman (are there
no othersD Of the sensual type who
plays upon q mans feelings as she
might upon a guitar; the man even
tually sees daylight and gets out
from under.
For q little un-neurotic, common
fare we have 1.-The Man from Sandy
Mush." by z. Howell Neumann; 1t
Is like a fresh breeze from the coun-
try.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
MR.. VOTER, READ THIS

Az the time draws near for the
voter to make his choice for the
judges OF the recorders courts It
would be we'll to look over the field
and see which OF the candidates are
most NJ for the ofices.
The Offices are important. II 10
just as important for the voters to
have men In once who are nt and
by past performances In public life
merit the great responsibility.
One OF the candidates for the
nomination and election to the
ONCE OF associate recorder u Jus
tice Jefries. His name II we'll
known 10 the voters Of Detroit, a u
Eir work during the eight years
he has held once. There are many
reasons why Justice JefPries should
be elected to this higher once.
First of ali 10 HE fitness.
A . student OF the law he ranks
with the most profound In the city.
Eight years Of experience in the
police courts has given him an IN.
valuable insight into the human
side of the Law.
he knows the law. human nature
and character. . rare combination
and a necessity 10 4 Judge who
would be Just and capable.
Judge Jeffries' reputation for fair
dealing II grounded In bis belief
that the fundamental principle Of
Justice In justice to oil and not
justice to some FAVORED FEW.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
Beth; The Girl
WHO Went Right"
By Ethel
Lloyd
Patterson
No. 62-The Wife.

II we were to let her know how
Mr.. Barlowe was behaving. wouldn't
II hurt her dreadfully! II some.
body must be hurt. isn't II more fair
that II should be- my sister, who de-
libcrately Is making trouble for her
self. than that poor little woman
who has done nothing wrong and
who probably loves and trusts her
husband?'
You're a wise little KID" said
Stella. II believe you're right. I
never thought OF II before. but I
think that Is why men like Percival
Barlowe are such awful rotters.
They know the very woman they
are betraying Is their best protec.
ton. You can call women cats
as much as You like. but you don't
work with them AZ long az have
and not learn they seldom scratch
each other. II they can avoid It..
You see you thought of Mrs. Bar
lowe RICH, away. And I'd like to
bet you that, silly as Marion Is, the
her To cut out her romance with
Mr.. Barlowe would be to picture to
her the suffering she might cause
strongest appeal you could make to
his innocent little wife"
II think that will be the better
way" said slowly to Stella. TO
tell Mrs. Barlowe somehow didn't
sound quite straight to ne. II
made me feel undcrhanded. 1
think I'D rather talk TO Marion and
try TO make her sec things as they
are. II ] cant--"'I ended with q
little gesture. well have to think
of some other way. At any rate.
I'll get hold OF her tomorrow"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

ship about whose decks the rats are
playing hide-and-seek. Our navy
Was never more efficient" 10 the tale
beneath; also there In choice bit
about the merchant marine where
Aladdin rubs the lamp and the poor
little thing appears shivering and
lenemic, Capital" refuses to help
out but prcscribes q dose OF sub
sidy" which. 1t says. shaking It, fat
sides. cured me-" Uncle Sans arms
1.-THE army and navy are 80 thin and
emac:ated that his doubled up fists
look like boxing gloves. Altogether
life" Is egging US on with all the
strength OF our weakness. mortified
vanity.
The June Gateway" Detroit's
most ambitious magazine. contains
as lis leading feature. an arraign
ment OF the drunkard from q re
ligious. moral, physical. social and
any other point OF view you can
think OF, there Is nothing left out.
Whether such .scathing. drastic writ
ing will have the desired effect or
whether Il will merely discourage
the forlorn creature and push him
down another rung of the ladder,
will be settled by individuals accord
ing TO their state OF heart. Per-
sonally we would say he needed
help and encouragement.
Thcra is pathetic and dramatic
story, Playing a Role" by Edith
Marston. told with mastery simple
ity. and another "Eliyir of Life" by
J. r.. Snow which rings true
According TO james Y. Lynn. the
real Menace" 10 America lies in
"the rule of ignorance. dema goguery.
socialism and paternalism.' these
las, Two being curious combina-
ton.
Some poems on Michigan. by John
c. Wright. and pictures of various
lakes complete the number.
Our stories keep up with the
times. "Dammershlaf," a thrilling
and sensational one In Young's Mag
axine for July. Is built about the
new Twilight sleep" and the popu.
lar conception of it. As It's heroine
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
Theyese Tylers Dusty Road Is
lust SaUed From Path of Mire

When 4 book sets out 70 prove .
thing and collects al the data It
can hnd to substantiate that thing
and draws Z logical conclusion. II
may be we'll done. from . scientific
standpoint. hut II 10 not literature.
Life goes through no such pro-
cess. but drifts along. turned this
way and that by the currents OF
circumstances and the resistance or
non-resistance of character. We do
not see the end. and the mystery
OF ourselves. which lasts always, 10
the most benixnant gift OF provi-
dence.
Therese Tyler wants TO show "
life and calls II The Dusty Road"
but 1t seems more like . mire than
road OF any kind.
She places Q young girl In unusu-
ally trying and unnaturally hard
circumstances, one on top Of an
other. Her mother II much worse
than most mothers are. and her
tdthVi Hutu WSdAGA tlt0u tuO Otua-
nary man. The boys and young
men are more villianous than most
boys and young men ever thought
Of being. and We feel that II II all
for somber background 10 set on
the Wilderness of this lovely young
life.
The simple sweetness Of NJ. de-
Pout,lieu and the practical goodness
of Robert Griscom save the book
from hopeless pessimism.
J. n. Lirpincott, Publishers. Phila-
dclphia; >l.25.
Though displaying . peacock on
the cover and bearing the rather
unfortunate title THE Diary OF q
Beauty" there IL another name De-
low which In q sort OF sterling
stamp OF excellence. Molly Elliott
Seawell. We all know the author
and have an Idea that when she
says a thing. she says Il In . worth
while way which makes the subject
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
MUST ACT ON
APPLICATION FOR
SALOON LICENSE

Judge Hally issued mandamus.
Tuesday. calling upon the members
of the council committee on liquor
regulation 10 take action on the ap.
pIicatson OF Frank weiss for liquor
license for the premises nj No. 17s
John R-st. Tho members Of the com.
mittee were served individually with
copies az the mandamus order. and
ore given until June 20 to carry OUT
IL terms
The issuance Of the mandamus
does not mean thst the license must
be granted. but simply that some dis-
position be made OF Weiss applica,
ton. which win undoubtedly be de-
MED.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

Not once during his service rs
alderman and as Justice has his
reputation for honesty and intce-
rity been stained with even the
faintest blemish of a charge Of the
violation OF HIS trust.
He II noted for n will Of iron
and depth and strength of char
acter that has many times with
stood the opportunities Of those
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23
SPECIAL CENSUS
ORDERED FOR
HAMTRAMCK

: WASHINGTON. Jnne 22.--Presi-
dent Wilson today ordered q special
census Of Hsmtramck. 4 Detroit
suburb. which claims 10 have grown
from 5000 TO $4,000 since 1919. and
win gain certain postal advantages
II II can prove II.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

The turkey. ~ far a. records ara
known. was introduced into England
IN 1924. brought probably from the
port of Cadis. where ships trading
With the orient were accustomed to
cell. In nearly all European coun.
triea and even Tuskey, itself. thiA
Ur1 b called the Indian fowl"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

In the human being the left lrnc
Is rather smaller than that on the
right side.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

THE main cowardice OF a man VINO
makes love TO more than one girl Al
time In that you cannot punish
him without furnishing even more
cruelty his innocent victims.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-23

OF less Importance thnn the literary
part Of II. Charles Lamb could
write most entertainin sly Of roast
pig and Molly Seawell can bring 70
the hackneyed subject OF q beauty
some new angles OF thought.
This beauty II q girl who tends
postofice In Q small town and 10
taken up BY q notionaL rich old wo-
man who likes her freshness and
health. These old women, when
rich. have wrecked many lives for
the many old women tpoor) who
have been neglected 1nd forgotten.
The beauty rises In the world OF
riches and sinks again. but Is made
Of good enough stun TO stand the
strain.
The lover Is q real man. of the
best American brand. end we are
all glad things turned out with a
vision Of future happiness which
we can sketch In for ourselves.
J. B. Lippincott. Publishers. Phila-
delphia; SIPS.
MAGAZINES
"A horrible bath Of BLOOD" Is the
way one German soldier described
the seige In Marne tBelgium) when
writing In his diary.
1.-THE Field" London magazine.
contains. mainly. pictures Of devas-
tated Belgium with extracts from
letters and diaries OF the men who
took part in the various slaughter.
Most Of the German soldiers seem
impressed with the horror OF the
scenes and the innocence of the
people.
On the cover II a picture OF o
statute by the great French Rodin
called vengeance at the Gates OF
He'll"
life" is taking 1t out on tho T. s.
navy this week--a fuli-page picture
Of Daniels standing. cap In hand and
beaming. on a gcne-to-decay battle
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-09

same.
That said bonds shall not be is
sued unless so authorized by a ma
jority of the votes cast by the quail
fed voters, voting at an election to
be held by order of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen at any time
and as many times as the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen may deem nee
essary.
Sec. 81. Be it further enacted,
That the Town of Troy shall have
assessed and have collected taxes up
on all property, real and personal,
and upon all the polls within the
corporate limits of the Town of
Troy, taxable under the laws of Ten
nessee. Poll tax not to exceed two
dollars and the rate of taxation up
on every one hundred dollars worth
of taxable property may be as much
as one dollar ($1.25) and twenty
five cents, but lands used only for
farming purposes, within the boun-
daries of said Incorporation, may be
levied and assessed at rate not to
exceed twenty-five (25) cents on the
one hundred dollars of assessed valu-
ton of same.
That the Board of Mayor and Al
dermen shall have the power and
authority, by ordinance, to levy and
fifty (50) cents on each one hun
dred dollars of taxable property for
school purposes only. Said school
purposes to be set out and defined
in the ordinance levying said special
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-09

tax and the funds from said special
tax, when collected, shall be turned
over to three school commissioners,
to be appointed by the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen from within
their number, said commissioners to
give bond as may be required by the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen.
Sec. %. Be it further enacted,
That this Act is declared a public
law and may be read in evidence in
all of the courts OF law and equity,
and all ordinances, resolutions and
proceedings of the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen may be proved by the
seal of the corporation, attested by
the Recorder and when printed, and
published by authority of the Board
of Mayor and Aldermen, the same
shall be received as evidence in all
courts and places without further
proof when certified by the Recorder.
Sec. %. Be it further enacted,
That all laws and parts of laws in
conflict with this Act be and the
same are hereby repealed and this
Act take effect from and after its
passage, the public welfare requir-
ing it..
Passed May 6, 1915.
VIM. P. COOPER,
Speaker of the House of Repre-
sentatives.
ALBERT E. HILL,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved May II, 1915.
TOM C. RYE, Governor.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1915-07-09
TO INCORPORATE TROY

Continued from first page.)
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28
! 2 : 5 n s. SO v

NEW YORK, Nov. 27.-Not all II
those fellows who pull the hair trig-
ger stuff have, been corraled by the
Broadway. managers. There, for In
stance, is Dean George Kirchey, Of
the Columbia law school. He might
be regarded also as the dean Of ped
agogic wits.
The other morning one of his classes
grew impatient because a lecture ran
slightly over the stated hour. There
was shutting of feet, fake cough
ing and a general manifestation of a
desire to get out In the open air.
Finally several students arose and
moved toward the cloak room, "Wait
just minute" said Prof. Kirchey.
Don't SO lust yet, ! have few more
pearls to cast"
Brokers are smiling OF the statue
of George Washington which; looks
down Broad street from the subtreas-
ury. The scaftolding around it just
now Is for the use of the men who are
giving G. w. well deserved bath. !
AS 1t happens the scaffolding is so
made that g. w. is standing before a
narrow table. waist high, in exactly
the attitude OF thimble rigger at a
fair.
IL looks as II the father Of his coun-
try. grieved by the public weakness for
ammunition stocks. has decided to let
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-11-28


Tlie scoal mining Industry. zone
the tmost Important In West Virginia:
Is FVospering There Isl q demand
sufiiesent to keep every miner, et14
ployeE Eand the product "a bringing
satisfactory prices An the market. IA
the FsSrmont region, ding 70 the
Times, the operators b say the only
hindrallce to record runs has been n
shortage Of cars, but the railroad
Companies are doing their best to res
move that drawback. Reference has
been ma de- In the Register TO plans Of
the Con olidation company for the
opening End develop ment of new ter;
ritory in Harrison county. In view
OF the tact that there probably viii be
q market Tor the product OF the new
mines before they are started, ts.tsi
move demonstrates the admirable forcr
|sightSof officials Of the Consolida ton
company. b i L +
similar conditions prevail, whilo IN
the eastern Ohio field all the mines:
are now in operation and In one orsiwoI
SCI tons OF Belmont county new pro-
dpstion records have been made. IA III
the mines across the river were not
started when the strike ended 'as..
spri.s, notwithstanding they had been
idle for more than q year, but the sit-s
iationi has improvedsto such an extent
that many OF the companies operating:
In Belmont county now have. orders In;
excess of their capacity Tor delivery.