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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
Cata del IRgGlHT0 ST. GaTI8S del Vale

Saa 1gsa. 2. r. Dio. = 90 La.
81. rUa sclt nircr i.o1ada.
nluectsr Sc al l,sgA1CiAs..
CEASED
Ag. 81. nio y am;rcs-
reualaric so'.ciiar hosp.'alMad en-
las coilmaas &C. "a rcspsfsbi, diaiio.
le1ra ourtcster bncycmcLte IN o1g1a
dci i,acnicro S. Miguel Fcsl,~. po-
tliessa ca IA edicion DE- oyer. sabre
a a-uu.o del material para {. haevo
Acu,ducto de esta Cindat. ) sip.ieo-
le accpte las graeias per "a honda
dosa acogida.
Aun cuaRdo el distingaiio InEenie-
70 Sr. FeTrer, enpieza per ouitarme
el tituio dc Ingea,aro que ne conf
rieron dos CRiversidades hace mas de
10 amos, deseo darie una oportunidad
para coTregir su error teenico, invi-
tandoie ante Ia american Society of
Civil Engineers" de les Estados Uni
dos, dc cuya Sociedad soy Miembro
hace Is amos, a demo trar Ia sGpe-
rioriaad tecnica de las EspeciieGcic-
mes Belgas &c tuberia de hierro fun
dido, sobre las Espeeiicaciones Brita-
MEAS, sancionadss per la Sociedad dc
Ingenieros de Londres.
No soy, Sr. Director, abogado de-
fensor 0 acusador de Made; soy sim
plemente Ingeniero, y mi no Sc me
puede convencer sino con nImcros y
dates tecnicos que espero el Sr. Nj
guel Ferrer Sc servira aportar ante
la Sociedad de Ingenieros menciona-
da, cuyo .dictamen me someto.
Habla el Sr. Ferrer de estructuras
americans &c acero hechas polvo, y
olvida que hay otros que tambian sa-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07

Tanto el Estadio de la Universidad
de Yale, como el nuevo Estadio de la
Universidad del Estado de Ohio, tie
nen mayores dimensiones, es deoir, el
de Yale tiene 933 pies de longitud por
744 pies de ancho. Ell Coliseo Ro-
mano tenia 615 pies de largo por $40
pies de ancho. Los terrenos de jue-
go en- ell Estadio de. la Universidad
de Yale. tienen 500 pies de longitud
por 300 pies de ancho, en- tanto que la
arena fedondel del Coliseo Romano
solo tenfa 281 pies de longitud per TT
pies de ancilo.
La. idea de que los grandes canpos
atleticos deben consagrarse a una va
riedad de juegos 0 deportes, tcada dia'
tiene mas adictos. Sabido es que el
balon football despierta un gran
interes, y tai vez ejerza alg1n efecto
paralizadcr sobre los esfuerzos aca-
demicos justamente antes de efectuar-
Sc el gran concurso, pero no cabe da-
da de que la diversidad de deportes
estimula o muchos estudiantasaa a par
ticipar en- ellos, y hace IN efecto ia
vorable mas biep que desfavorable en-
las tareas de los estudiantes.
+ Con el proposito de prepararse de-
bidamente para los Juegos Olimpicos
de 1881, la Ciudad de Los Angeles,
Estado de, California, va esta traba-
/. iando en- la construction de un enor-
me Estadio, en- el3cual podran sentar-
80 por 10 nlenos $4,000 personals, y
halli Sc efectuaran juegos internacio-
halas como una parte de las ceremo-
Enias de dedicacion en- 1928. Ell Coli-
Eseo de Los Angeles tendr;a una forn1a
/, eliptica Y estara situado en- til jjio
como el de la Universidad de Yale,
i.due es ell mas grande de los anfitea-
tros de universidades anaericanas. La
entrada principal Sc adornara con un
peristilo de concrete Y piedra, con ar
tisticas colnmnatas, tendra unos 400
pies de ancho y su mayor allure sera
De rs pies. Los campos 0 terrenos de
juegos tendran 680 pies de longitud
por unos 345 pies de ancho, rodeados
por una pista que representa- una cir
cunferencia de casi la tercera parte
5de una niila.
Hahra campos de iuego interiores
tpara el bal6n (foot-ball), juego de pc
llota y otros daportes senejantes, de
naanera que cada palnlo de terreno de
los jagadpres quedara visible desde
todos los asientos del anfteatro. A
fin de facilitar la rapida entrada Y sa-
Ida de la concurrencia. habra 86 en-
tre entradas y salidas Y, ademas, ha-
1 bra una via a trav6s del mont6n de
(Continua en- Ia Alta. pagina,l
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07

una hern1osa noyia y in distinguido
joven, fornaron el cuadrA que al sa-
lir de- su paterno hogar, ileg6 al pa-i
lacio del obispo, " de ALI salieron
triunfantes de dicha compartir sus
alegrias entire los intimos de7sus afec-
tos.ga
Ines Lopez Cepero, cultisima v ta-
lentosa modesto y creyente; esa era,
la newia. gy
Jaime Pieras atildado caballero;.
ese era el novio Y la casa paterna la
de los Sres. Lopez Cepero Bonano,
padres carinosos de Ines, segunda for
del rosal que han visto trasplantarse
a otros jardines.
La novia .envuelta en- 81 niveo We
10 de encaje de Bruselas, estaba ra-
diosa del brazo del joven novio de ri
gurosa etiqueta.
Por mas que la boda era familiar,
.fue coneurrida y snr2anlente obse-
|quiados los asistentes, con toda la es-
plendidez con que los padres, quieren
despedir esa hoche Ultima en- el ho-
gar, de una, de sus hiias.
La Srta. Lopez Bonanp ha recibido
mdltipies denostraciones de simpa-
tias descollando entire todas 9l ban
quote conque la obsequio, la Asocia-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07

bcaOi e. t.s-s Cnrsticncs. r 1cfir'-
arle tas cue hcsncs sla''o lsrca cv-
noiaa1ia sa ceartr.sogiCnot mcitiiaar.
g l1s gre iC.nos os;ndo par mnehos
.sol mJsi3os en- Coz iaiicres de ruca-
rs 3 Altos rCrno- fc IA aat.vrs FIR
ms NiLIKEN EROS. de Nucga
YORK.
~ Gis;inruiio Inroaicro Sr Fc-
rrcr tic.,e. pros. "a palahIa, para de-
Uostrarnos ante la American Soeie-
- of Civil Ensineers''. Ia saperiori-
dad tscnica del material belra s9bre
el irslts } para t-atar Dc denostrSr.
81 10 deeca, qae les iarlesos 10 soa
los padres de a Insiustria del Hero
y del Aeero. Puede q compaAsro Sr.
Forrer usar al o.ieina De New York
nara hacer ia Investigation que orea
ccnveniarte para osciaueecr el punto.
En- San Jean estamos varios MEM
bros de II american Society Of CT
. VII Engineers, entire otros los COM
. pa3eros Don Manuel Y. Domenech
Den jose 4. Canals, quienes gustosos
ayudaran sacGr Ge<su error al Sr.
Ferrer, sometiendo 4 discussion &c la
american Society el punto cue yo
sostengo, d saber: Ia tgberia inglesa
de hero fUndido fabricada de acuer-
do con las British Standard Speciica-
tions, es superior cn dise1o y calidad
a la fabricada en- Belgica bajo las Es-
! pecifeacicnes Belgas STANDARD, cs-
pecialmente para los paises tropicales.
Repiti6ndole las gracias, sr. Direc-
tor, NE subscribe de I'd. alto. S. S. y
amigo,
c. del Vale,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07

ss 3 rs tiFlls esfc.a s. ,l'rn hi.' -
cfrics icsg nsrsefalo ae sa,oa. lo cual
nos cr s,iisfg toria coa-icuGr.
Ssacn nrcslg0s cugriios s,nie1s Vi.
namil Csrctiiio. ia rrofauda iilaa-
e.on cn qao les ksa0s senilo.s;c-pro.
4. =
IL oITERCoiES
- &c nsvierilro, Zee opclaia rn n
rariz por Jos Drcs. Quiaoncs y Bia-
mon, Ia bella Sra. y tan queriia anil
ga ruestra Lina. p. de Perez.
Ia cperacidB fne hecha en- el acre
ditado Hospital Preshiteriano : IA jo-
ven Sra, sigre perscstaaentc.
celehrGrenos yer nucvamcnte a L.
IA pasesr su imperial belleza sin que
nada pusda eaasarle nloies tias de sa-
lad y asi rozaT feliz dc su hogar dom
&c So anante esposo y sus lindos hi
jos tienen que sentir IA auseneia de
la interesante enferma, que recibe a
diaria demostraeiones cariaosas de to-
das sus amigas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
LA MANSION EJECUTIVA

Sc dora con la llegada de la Sra.
Reilly y So bonita hiia, qqienes han
pasado una tepporada en- los Estados
Unidos Y Yaelyen, esta sociedad don
de, cucntan con anigos.
Saladanos a Ia Sra. madre hija,
quieneg mueztran sa algeria al regre-
sar Puerto Rice. 81 )
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
a distinguida secretaria
VOLVIO

a estar algo enferma nuestra que
rida Enriqueta P.; de: 'Biam6n, y sabe
ella nuestro- eariloso interGs en- que
la salud la deje gozar en- pleno de su
felicidad merecida. \
Enriquata, mimada del afecto, tie
ne en- su senblante la hermosura de
su alma, y rodeada de grandes amo-
res, tens cue sonren a Ia vida.
Hoy es doble su satisfaction al es-
tar a su lado residiendo, su noble Sc
nora madre Nieye c. Vda. de PARA y
su hermana Mia Para eneantadora-
nlente tierhas.i
Celebrsafenaob que toda doleneia III
Ia .joven s4nofa de- sdsestto lqusrido
Pr Biain6h1, lbake itonil taaa3ente y.
dAilos dias aR5lgH ds EnFiiiqaeta, t5n-i
gsssis sieniu1e 81 h2iiapiEp scolqr 4
eelalNUY By Il lls.
ipapgesiqnesi az 81. 'siasje ~ N.orteI hal
isgfasalo Ia siIlta Stay Buaha anii+
ga fConcha Lhpos, lll
Va SCI liaait5 ;lsaElFashte fia New
Y31fu6 otaas inlpoi itantes: ciuda-
des de Il Meta 5holi, nased ppr aqpe
| HAS monte ilas. Sli4
aslVe Gopella a 3su ihlportante car
ea fa & cornera ial Gonzalez Padfn.
posrSnos
los tuvo rnly mercedes la lexcelen-
Re Sra: PfoR oRifssencia r. de Ortiz Ali
bran.
& La iRteresan5c fallecida, en- su la-
cho de nuerte que era IN tdnaulo de
flores, Sc VIC rodeada de tliez hijos,
IN esposo, una madre, cue iloraban
sin ventura Ia desgracia de una joyen
nadre que do toda su vida en- holo-
eausto de sn hogar.
Un momento, enaocionante, -que hi
20 latir tcdos los corazonas, fu6 aquel,
en- que su joven hijo, con traje seglar,
rezo a su venerada madre, el santo
rosario, Que repetimos tedas las pre-
Esartes entire sollozos, cuando flo su
vista en- aquel rostro amado, y beadiio
con psaoion evangelical q Il que le do
lei Ser.
FL entierro fls upa de las mas
grandcs fs1aniffe festaciones dolorosas.
In Catedral, Sc la cant6 .un solem-
ne responso y d cruz alzada siguio Ia
Parroquia hasta el Cementerio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
ATEHITA

es la<carta que tenemos a Ia vista
de la Srta. Fuentes, en- que nos hace
Interpreters de Ia Presiienta Y Direc-
tiva de la Conferencia San Vicente de
Paul de la Psrroquia, de San Jorge,
para que llevenlos un voto de gracias,
a las personals, cue de una manera
u otra contribuyeron al exito del fes-
tival, caritativo a que haee refereneia
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
Ingeniero.

.ci6n Dc. Alumnas del Colegio Puerto
rriqueno.
odci6 en- la Soerelnonia nupcial el,,
Rvdo. Padre sNoell, y apadrinaron eli
acto, Ia bella Sra. Mariana I. de Val
des, y el, Sr. Hilarino Lopez Cepero,
heaniana y padre de la5novia.
En- el riido azul de sus mas caras
ilusiones lean nuestras lineas, Ines y
Jaime, que. les lleyaa pn voto sincere
porque Ia felicidad nunca Sc aleje de
su rosado hogar.
ELISA, TAVAREZ DE ,STORER.
Ell dia diez del corriente, las 10
GA. ny y en- la residencia de la in
signe pianista Sra. Elisa Tavarez de
Storer, Sc reunira 81 iurado cue ba eeg
clasifcar las notas Ge las alumnas de
piano que estudian, bajo Ia direction
de la genial Profesora Sra. Tavarez.
Hemos tenido ell honor de ser NOM
bradas miemorb del jurado calificador
~ agradecemos a la excelsa pianista
tan selalada distinction.
&,
LCDO. ANGEL ACQsTA
IQUINTERO.
Acompanado de su distinguida es-
(Ccntinia en- la pagina 4ta.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-12-07
.LCDo. RAFAEL MARTINEZ

ALVAREZ, q, 4 Igsa
el poeta amigo, haf debido 'llegarsal
lado caridoso de sq bella iesposa 'ac-l
tualmente en- Ia MetropoliG Il, Z
Nos desc6nsuela sabar que no ha
de ser completa esa algeria, al en-
lcontrar Margaritas algo enfernaa,
/ pero tarnbien oompreRdenlos que to-
do ha de pareeerles menos al estars
unidos. sS
Quiera Dios que con tsalad v ale
gria volyanos a tener de cerca, a.
nuestra digna Gran Regente de las
Hijas Catolioas de America tan bien
querida entire sls hermanas pora su.
bondad.
Vuelvan, yuelvan proTto Rafael y
1darearitas que aquf les queremos y.
ansiosas sesperamoss ese retorno que
mos dara IL conpleta seguridad del
bien estar de Margarita.
! Observation-Disclosures
| nluy bien esta nuestro querido IA
lrniliar Hector Cestero, de Ia inaportan-
ite frTaa stuhbe Bros, quien sufri6 una
operaeion de APPENDICITIS que llev6 a
eabo el doctor Jorge del Toro con la
nlaestrla de su fana.
/ Celebramcs la mejoria de Hector
que trae a su joven Intellectual es-
,sposa, la tranquilidad necesaria.
NUEVo HoGAR
Sc constituye bajo las solidas bases
del amor, Ia religion Y la juventud.
/ Ri domingo tres. de diciembre una
casa lena de- flores, un altar privado,
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
PROBATE NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN

= y r VI MAA
The Probate Court for the County OF
Iron.
Al session OF said Court, held AT
the Probate Office in the City OF Crys-
tai Falls, in said County, on the 25th
day OF February. A. d. 1922.
Present: Hon Fred +. Murphy
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate of
Russell j. GOodney, Deceased.
S. j, Goodney. having filed in said
Court his final administration account.
and his petition praying for the allow
ance thereof and for the assignment
and distribution OF the residue OF
said estate.
IT Is ORDERED. That the 25th day
of March. A. ID. 1922. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon at said probate office.
be and is hereby appointed for ex-
amining and allowing said account
and hearing said petition;
1T is FURTHER ORDERED That
public notice thereof be given by pub
lication OF a copy OF this order for
three successive weeks previous to
said day Of hearing. in The Diamond
Drill, newspaper printed and circu-
lated in said county.
FRED +. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
(S-10) Judge OF Probate.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
SAGOLA

Mr. and Mrs. Couillard returned
Monday from an extended visit with
relatives in Wisconsin.
=. J. McCabe OF Iron Mountain was
Sagola caller Monday.
Violet Burns. Milwaukee. arrived
Tuesday for visit az the Russell
Pringle home.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Skoglund. Spread
Eagle are the parents Of baby hoy
Mrs. Skoglund was formerly Miss
Thereasa Thiesen
Friday evening the married ladies
basket ball team met the young ladies'
on the Sagola Club floor The young
ladies winning by large number
OF abskets more than the married
ladies'.
Misses Agnes ana Leona Braodland
were Iron Mountain visitors Sunday
and Monday.
Chris BarteI was an Iron Mountain
visitor Monday.
Tuesday afternoon the Married
Ladies' gave shower for Mrs Philip
Broadland at the Peter Broadiand
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
EXPECT PAY TO-DAY
Men Who Searched For Frank
kazilek Have Bills before
County Board

The long drawn out contention
over the pay OF the men who were en-
gagged in the search after Frank Ka-
zilek last fall will probably end today
when the county board viii have an
opportunity TO pass upon each indi-
vidual bill. The men have been very
reasonable but they figure that they
are entitled 20 fair pay for their
services as they were called into ac-
tlon by the county authorities
The Misunderstanding occurred be-
cause OF the claimants not knowing
the exact requirements for claims Of
the kind Al the last session Of the
board a committee which represented
the men was told that II the bills were
put In proper form they would get
the attention OF the board That
meant that the bills had TO be indi
yidual ones and itimized.
Frank Heydon OF Crystal Falls
was employed 70 look after the inter
ests OF the claimants and he furnish
ed the blanks with affidayts so that
everything Is now in proper shape
and they expect their bills viii go
through as they are legitiate claims.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
PRIMARY ELECTION NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Prim-
AIRY Election will be held in and for
the township OF Crystal Falls on the
Sth day of March. A. H. 1922. begin
ming at 300 O'Clock and closing at
$500 O'Clock D. m. OF said day.
The Primary is held for the pur-
pose OF placing in nomination candi
dates for the following office.
One Supervisor
One Clerk
One Treasurer
One Justice OF the Peace for the full
term.
One Justice Of the Peace to fiji va
cancy.
One Highway Commissioner
Que oyerseer OF Highways
One Member Board OF Review
Four Constables
Electors residing in precinct No. !
will vote at the town ham, electors in
precinct No will vote AZ the Amasa-
Porter Office.
Persons desiring to have their
name on the ballot must fle the same
with the undersigned before 500
o'clock p. m. Feb. 2s, 1922
GEORGE JOLLIFFE
Township Clerk
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
VILLAGE ELECTION MONDAY

The annual village election win
take place March ~. when officers
nominated at the primary caucus
will be formally chosen 20 Office. II
was supposed that the primary had
settled the contest hut II seems not
for during the week. Louis Skruyani
who lost out in the contest for coun.
Gilman has announced himself candi
date for the councilman's office. max
Ing the run on slips.
There is no opposition. SO far rs r.
known. 10 any OF the other nominees
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
MANY CANDIDATES
Mastodon Township Oiiiees are Sought
Tor BY the Largest Batch Of
Candidates In History

Mastodon township is To see real
election this year on March nth when
the township primary will be held.
The large number OF candidates that
are In the field makes II certain that
there will be interesting rsults and
that big vote will surely be out
The filing OF names closes on Tues
day and the exact number OF entrants
into the race will not be known to a
certainty until that date.
The candidates so far filed for the
several offices are as follows:
For Supervisor
A. +, Keifer
II. J. McLaren
Stanley Stankeyitch
For Clerk
Alfred Forsman
Joseph Gremore
Robert Davis
For Treasurer
Frank Assise
Paul Houlmont
Otto Carlson
John $. Lewis
Salvatore MarContoni
Edward Hartmann
For Highway Commissioner
John Johnson
Mike Vordits
Patrick r FIiaher
For Overseer
Peter Nelson
Stanley Rochyyall
William James
There seems so far 10 bo no one
in the field for the offices below high
way oyerseer but candidaes will un-
doubtedly file for every office before
the filing time closes
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
GETTING 4 FIRE WHISTLE

Since the Balkan mine closed
It's steam plant the village has no
means ct sounding an alarm for nre
and the council took up the matter
lase Monday with 4 view to install
ing siren. similar TO the one AZ
Crystal Falls.
A siren arrived and has been set
up on the Moberg building but Il isn't
large enough 80 larger one. tina
largest that can be got, will be pm
IN place as soon as possible TO get Il
here
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03

hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Supervisor OF
Mastodon township. I shall appre-
ciate any assistance YOU may be able
10 give me. I am an old resident and
a taxpayer In Mastodon township and
shall, II successful, give my township
the same careful. consideration al
ways have and shall work for the in
lerests OF all parts OF the township
alike.
HUGH J. McLAREN.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
IMPORTANT NOTICE

The herd OF cattle owned by JOS
eph Fauri was tested last week for
tuberculosis by DR.. Nordstrum.
There are II cows and Z heifers IN
the herd and every one of the lot
tested in perfect health.
Dated at Crystal Falls. Mich. Jan.
2l, 1922. (3-5l
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03

take this means OF telling the peo-
pie OF Mastodon Township that / will
De candidate for the office n over
seer Of Highways At the coming pri-
mary election. Your vote will be
appreciated.
G-9) STANLEY RDCuvyAIr
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
POLITICAL NOTICE,

hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination or Town
ship Treasurer.
am taxpayer and have never
heretofore sought political office
| solicit the support OF every voter in
the Township with the assurance that
II successful will give to the offics
my very best effort
PAUL J. HoULMoNT
(6-tf)
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03

I MI. AhdIlth MlileI, VINO mas Dcen al
Republic for several months. came
back 10 Alpha during the week.
Mike Gonyou, who went to Menom
inee several weeks ago 10 visit with
relatives, will stay there the balance
of the winter.
DR.. Boyik came out form Crystal
Fails last Wednesday to look into tn,
condition OF Mrs. Peter xii
gren DR. Bovik is the surgeon for
the Northwestern railroad company
Great praise is being given Miss
Agnes Hendrickson who was night
central on the night OF the Uren fire
Miss Hendrickson knew what 10 do
without any reminder she got busy
on the phones and awoke every per-
son she could get hold OF. She worked
fast and II was due 10 her efforts in
large measure that assistance was 30
quickly modified.
The friends OF Mrs VIM Uren
gave shower in her honor Wednes-
day which was very largely attended
Mrs. Uren lost every item OF table
wear and little things like that that
women think so much or Many OF
them reminders OF former events OF
the kind given her last Wednesday
and IL was to replace TO her the senti-
ment more than the worth that her
friends gave the shower
Ernest Sampson had very difficult
time or II getting to the pumping sta
tion the night OF the Uren fire. Tht
distance is about half a mile but
II took him as minutes TO make the
trip. The bowling wind and enormous
snow drifts were responsible for his
difficulty He says that Il was tn,
worst trip he ever made.
One df the amusing incidents OF the
Uren fire occurred az DR. Edwards
home Doctor and Mrs Edwards
whose home was within few feet |
OF the burning building thought it
the better part OF discretion to gather /
up their table silver. linen and such !
things and take them over to the Por-
ter school for safety Doctor had no |
more than left his home with his
burden when John Nesberg came lug
ging similar burden from his home
storing 1t for safety in the Edwards
nome
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson enter
aimed number of their friends al
ards last Wednesday night
The Girls club gave party ID
1, kw1 -
ibout 3S young people. The evening
vas spent in games, cards and danc
ng
The Alter Society Of the Catholic
hurch gave a social at the home OF
ir and Mrs Tom Akrigg last Tues
lay night. 1t was very well attended
nd good time was had
Miss Shannon was called home dur
ng the week because ot the serious
illness Of her mother Mrs. Harry Is
for hr.
Misses Beatrice Dory and Irma
'eters snow shoed To Crystal Falls
ne day this week returning on the
rain. Last Saturday Miss Serie Sro-
ren skid to town to spend the week
nd with friends
Mrs Rollo. son and daughter, OF ..
lumbar are the guests Of Mrs Rollo's
aughter Mrs. Paul Houlmont THE |,
eek
Postmaster F'incannOn Is advised
nat Mr.. Crowley. deputy interna
evenue collector. will be in Alpha J
n March ~ TO assist in making out
icome tax statements.
The Nj f. Ladies' Aid held a social !,
esterday with Mrs. Brassington and
Irs. Gill as hostesses.
Township Clerk ArgalI wishes us 10
,y that he has the blanks for absent ! !
oter ballots and will be glad to s,r-
ish them to anyone making applIca-
on.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
POLITICAL NOTICE

i hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office OF Highway
Commissioner OF Crystal Falls town
ship and ask your support have had
but one term and as II is customary to
give an officer two years | respectable
ask that favor.
PAUL DAVIS
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
POLITICAL NOTICE

hereby announce my candidacy for
the Office OF Highway Commissioner
OF Mastodon Township al the coming
primary. Any assistance given mt
viii be thoroughly appreciated.
tf-9l MIKE VORDITS.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
club ELECTION

The Alpha Commercial Club at ~
meeting last Tuesday elected the fol.
lowing officers
President w j. Perkins
Vice President John NasberR
Sec.-Treas. Carl Nelson
Board OF Directors: j. T. Edwards
garage man tried 10 auto TO the Falls
Finance Committee: Alfred Ander-
sen Roy Weeks and Harolud Gill.
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
(5-s)
POLITICAL NOTICE

| hereby announce myself candl-
date for the Office OF Township Clerk
OF Mastodon Township. Any assis.
tance given me will be thoroughly ap.
preciated. Your support Is asked for.
ROBERT DAVIS
(5-s)
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
PAUL DAVIS
POLITICAL NOTICE

The. undersigned Will be candi-
date for the office OF township treas
urer OF Mastodon township az the
coming primary election. ANY as
sistance given me will be thorough
ly appreciated
FRANK ASSISE
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
POLITICAL NOTICE

hereby announce my candidacy for
the office OF county treasurer at the
republican primary election to be held
next September and l solicit your
support. III chosen shall continue
the very efficient handling the office
has had in the past.
FRANK PURCELL.
(5-9)
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03
POLITICAL NOTICE

wish to announce to the citizens or
Mastodon Township. that / viii be ?
candidate for the Office OF Township
Treasurer at the primary March 11th
Your vote will be truly appreciated.
OTTO CARLSON
The diamond drill., 1922-03-03

hereby announce my candidacy
for township clerk OF Mastodon
township at the coming primary and
solicit your support.
ALFRED FORSMAN