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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
Sisters Are Brides.

An attractive midsummer we'd
ding took place last Saturday when
Miss Lucetta Poole and Miss Myrtle
Poole, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Poole, were brides at a double wed
ding. Miss Lucetta was married to
Albert Bush of Muskegon, and
Myrtle became the bride of Leonard
Nattleblad of Ironwood. The
ceremony took place at the Catholic
parsonage, the Rev. FIR Rogers
performing the services. ~
Miss Lucetta was. charmmgly
dressed in a gown of gold georgette.
She carried bouquet of tea roses.
Miss Myrtle was dressed in silver
georgette and also carried tea roses.
Following the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served at the brides
home with only the bridal party and
immediate relatives present.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bush and Mr. and
Mrs Nattleblad left Saturday noen
on a motor trip to Chicago after
which Mr. and Mrs Bush will make
their home in Muskegon where the
bridegroom is employed as chasier
in the Musfegon National Bank. Mr..
and Mrs. Nattleblad will make their
home in Ironwood. Mr.. Nattleblad
is one of the proprietors of the
Ironwood Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Bush s graduate of the
Hurley High school and of the W
Otto Meissner school for Music
Supervisors in Milwaukee. For the
last few years she has been engaged
as music supervisors in the Muskegon
schools. Mrs Nattleblad has been
employed as bookkepper in the
Whitman Pharmacy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
Rhinelsnder Opposes Hurley
Team Sunday.

For the third time this season the
fast Rhinelander team will cross bats
with the Hurley squad at the local
park next Sunday. Arrangements
for the game being completed last
week. This game is expected to be
a spirited one as the local bunch are
out to get revenge on the Rhine
lander boys for the two defeats that
were handed them earlier in the
season. While Hurley was idle last
Sunday the Rhinelander bunch
journeyed to Superior and defeated
the Superior cops in a double-header.
The Hurley boys have got in a few
nights of good stiff practice and
expect to be in first class condition
for the game Due to the fact that
the Ironwood Legion is sponsoring a
Flying Circus the game Sunday will
not be called until 400 o'clock so
that the fans can participate in both
the circus and the game. Gloon of
Wakefield and Landry of Superior
will otficiate at the game.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

A National Institute OF Selr-Gcyern-
ment has been funded in Shanghai.
according TO the China Weekly Re
view. 1T is to be-" according 10 the
Review, "a national institution for
political education and its expenditure
is paid mainly from the national treas
ury of Kiangsu province. There are
four courses given in the institute
provincial, municipal and rural govern
ments, and social work. These are all
fOur-year courses with a common
freshman curriculum. Students after
having finished the requirements or
graduation. and those having done an
additional years study and research
with a satisfactory dissertation, will
be given the degree Of bachelor OF
arts"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
htspetIIuIIy yours,
ALFRED KAARTINEN

IL there be mute. lnglorious Millions
aplenty in the world there are many
more heroes going about unsupported
and undiscovered until occasion calls
upon them to Set and display their
courage and resource, says writer In
the Philadelphia Bulletin. Probably
most Of the undisclosed heroes Of
everyday life are quite as unconscious
as their associates of their own capac-
lily for gallantry and self sacrifice I'M
I'll time and opportunity summon them
TO the heroic role II II be safer TO
wait until man Is dead before say
tng he has known only happiness in
dfe. Il Is just as prudent not TO Judge
others by their ways under ordinary cir
cumstances II Is the giorY Of the race
that Il can rise TO splendid heights
upon demand Many an insignificant
looking person is hero disguised By
appearance, Give scorn to no man be-
cause he looks like q shrimp and Is
modestiy self-effacing. Tomorrow you
may read that the shrimp" died that
some one, stranger TO him, might
live Argue though you may, that he
actR$ under impulse, the spirit Of hero
ism must have been in him or he
would not have acted at all. The time,
the occasion. demanded a man, and the
man responded.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

Speed is the cause Of almost all
traffic accidents, to those who are
speeding and to others. The desire
to "hIt 1t up" to a high pace seizes
upon many motorists when they get
out upon the road, and they dash
ahead regardless Of others and with
out reference even to their own Sc
curity. These are the chief contribu-
tors to the casualty records Unfortu-
nately. those who are directly respon-
sIble for high speeds are not the only
victims. They sacrifice their passen-
gers, and in many cases other road
users who are themselves careful.
We're 1t not for this fact they could
he left to their devices to meet their
own punishment
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
PAID ADNERTISFMENT

authorized and inserted by Chas.
Noren, Epson, Wis. Amt. 75c.)
To The Voters of Iron County:
| hereby announce my candidacy
for the Republican nomination of
County Clerk of Iron County, Wis
consin, to be voiced on at the Primary
Election TO be held on September
End, 1924.
If you feel that have satisfact-
orily served you as such officer
during my past term ! respectfully
ask for your vote on election day.
Respectfully yours,
CHAS. A. NOREN
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

The suns corona is composed of ma
teriaI particles elected with small We
lOcity from the sun and afterward con-
trOlled by the movements of that orb.
This. In brief, is the theory of Prof
John Miller of SwarthmOre college,
professor Of astronomy and director
of the Sproul observatory. A compar-
ison OF Photographic plates taken dur
ing the eclipse Of Old Sol last Septem-
Der ls said to support this idea. How
ever, the corona is only one Of the
many mysteries connected with this
source of life, light, heat and health.
There is much speculation but no con-
crete evidence to determine the ques-
ton one way or another.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
Read EN- and weep

At last the weather has given
folks a legitimate excuse to talk
about it. A glorious sunrise in the
morning viii start motorists happily
on a days trip. A chilly spell
around 9 o'clock makes them wish
they had their wraps About IL
o'clock they wish they had their
umbrellas. About o'clock they
wish they had worn less The flam-
ing sunset leaves nothing to be de-
sired, and arriving home at curfew
time the auto robes are wrapped
tightly around chattering chins.
This week when the pale moon is
bathing the world in melancholy
loneliness and there's nothing to do
but sit on the front porch-all
alone-and wish for it, try counting
the stars. One Of them may be
your lucky one.
Amt it the truth? Just when a
persons thinking of something clever
with which to tickle your ribs, some
one comes along and wants to
gossip. Result-nO work
Try this on your vocals.
Tune-Marcheta
Mosquito, Mosquito, I still hear
You buzzing around my sore arms
And my legs. | still feel the
Sting Of your last bite upon me
Since then life has been one darn
Itch. All me is swollen, wish
that / had you, Mosquito, would
wiring your neck All day / sit
scratching and writhing in pain
Mosquito, | curse you, | do.
After that try singing at Amt
Coin to rain no Mo- and see how
false true songsters are this week.
There is something splendid in the
isolation of country road on a
wonderful night There must be,
or the sides of the road wouldn't be
lined with cars for miles and miles.
The cars are parked and the lights
are out so that, we suppose, no
artificial light may dim the radiance
Of the night.
When dimming on a lonesome road,
remember its the light that lies in
lovers eyes that lies, and lies, and
lies.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

tAuthorized by and inserted in be-
half of NJ. J. Connors, Hurley, Wis.
Amt to be paid. 7bc.}
To the Voters of Iron County
wish to announce that | am q
candidate for the Republican
nomination for Register Of Deeds Of
Iron county at the primary election
on Sept ,, 1924.
! shall appreciate your support and
vote and respectfully ask that you
give me your kind consideration at
the polls on election day.
Respectfully yours,
NJ. J. CONNORS.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
This Summers Menu.
Breakfast


A little light on everything as the
day is going to be a scorcher. Just
nibble on toast and drink iced milk.
9 o'clock lunch.
A cup of hot coffee as the day is
cooling. Better cook hot tamales
for lunch at noon.
Luncheon.
Have iced hot tamales, iced tea
with thin slices of lemon, Goopher
dust for dessert.
Tea.
In accordance with the afternoons
chill, serve chocolate piping hot,
dainty toasted cheese sandwiches
with red pepper.
Dinner.
The evenings heat makes it
necessary to serve a cold supper to
the tired business man. Give him
butterfly legs on thin waters and a
combination salad--everything in
the house combined. Be careful of
over feeding in the hot weather.
Midnight lurch.
Let the coffee aerk again over
the gas, fry some ham, warm some
cream of tomato, sit before the
flames in the fireplace, if you have
one, and enjoy yourself as if it were
December.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

(Authorized and inserted by Alfred
Kaartinen, Defer, Wis. Amt 75c.)
hereby announce that l will be a
candidate for the Progressive Re-
publican nomination for assembly
man from Vilas-Iron counties
district at the primary election on
Sept. 2. If nominated and elected
] shall earnestly endeavor to
administer the duties of the office to
the best of my ability, always keep
ing in mind the best interests of the
people of my district.
Respectfully yours.
ALFRED KAARTINEN
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

Bidding Goodbye forever" to
his friends in Hurley Sunday was the
undoing of Alex Gravidoni of the
Anvil location. He was ordered to
leave town last Saturday when he
was charged with the theft of a chain
and lavaiere from a Cary girl. He
was arrested while bidding a fond
farewell to friends and was given a
sentence of 80 days in the county
Jail. The disappearance of the
lavaliere is still a mystery.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
Hurley Lutheran Church

n D LUNssi astVIt
The annual Mission-Festival will
be celebrated on Sunday The
English service viii be conducted at
1880 A. NJ. The speaker for this
service win be Rev Hugo Bloedel Of
HubbeI, Mich. The German ser
vice will be held at P NJ. The
speaker at this time will be Rev.
Otto Schneider of Mellen. The
members of the church are kindly
asked to write their name on the
envelope before they return it, SO
that proper credit may be given to
the correct douator.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

To the Voters of Iron County:
l hereby announce that | will be a
candidate for the Republican
nomination for Treasurer at the
coming primary election on Sept. ,.
earnestly solicit your vote and
support at the polls and if nominated
and elected assure you that it will be
my aim to give a faithful and
efficient administration of the af-
fairs of the office.
Respectfully yours,
L. J. N0LDIN
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

People who haven't well developed
common sense usually look the part
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
PAID ADVERTISEMENT

authorized and inserted by L. J.
Noldin, Hurley, Wis. Amount to
be paid Sl.50.)
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

When evil-doers get done, there is
a terrible howl.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09
SATURDAY, AUGUST 9, 1924
Storms May Come And Storms May
Go, But The Farmers Arrive In
Their sFlivyers'

Go, But The Farmers Arrive In
Their 'Flivyers'
And still they come, and still the
wonder grows, that one small car
can carry all she loads.
Packed to the hits with bushel
baskets Of everything imaginable,
the farmers ears have been rolling
into town on all four-wheels-this last
week Storms may come, and
storms may 20, but the flivver goes
on through everything. Swathed
in mud, they stall and stall, like the
county politicians, holding up the
shining limousines, especially before
the arterial highway signs, and
given gas and a few picturesque
words, they bump along taking up
all the available parking space before
the stores.
After being unloaded they look
detected until a smiling and putting
merchant stumbles out of the screen
door of his shops, arms laden with
bundles The bundles are packed
with the farm provisions for the
week and upon receiving them, the
flivver seems to pick up renewed
life and vigor.
Its owner releases the clutch,
mutters some mystic words, and
they move on their snorting way
A few years ago signs used to
decorate the main street warning
the farmers that there was mo
hitching here" Black posts used
to hold old Nellie while her master
transacted his weekly business. Now
the signs mo parking here" exasper-
ate the man from the country, and
the only thing that will hold Henry"
faithful to the cause, is a brake
Once in a while few rocks behind
the rear wheels serve the purpose
just as well
The flivvers of the farmers are
checkering the main thOroughfares
of the town, The gay ginghams Of
the farmers wives are seen more
frequently on the streets during the
early morning shopping hours. The
tanned faces of the farmer lads and
lassies shine happily over the top Of
a dripping ice cream cone.
During the busting harvest sea-
son, the flivver takes them into town
more quickly than did old Nellie.
This last week a man speeded up
his automobile on the Pence road to
attend a funeral on time. If less
motorists would ''step on it," perhaps
there would be less funerals. The
number of accidents which have
occurred on the range so far this
summer is appalling. Small children
have been hurt, and limbs have been
crushed on an increasing average.
The speed demon which propels the
world in industry, society and educa-
ton has taken hold of the motorists
in whose hands the steering wheel
becomes a deadly weapon.
The world is in n hectic haze.
Lives are discounted so that super
interllectuals, and some not so
super, can get a new thrill.
Progress pirouettes just ahead of
the speed demon II seems any
obstacle in the way of his attain
ing his end must be sacrificed.
Must it be human lives?
Remember you can get there just
the same, and more safely, by
allowing creatures who enjoy life.
even as you and |, still live.
II seems the proverb Dust thou
art, and to dust thou shalst return"
might be more applicable this
season to in dust thou go, and in
dust thou shalst returnest."
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

A vain man is fortunate, in that he
doesn't have to admit it.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1924-08-09

Wisdom, after all, is nothing more
than understanding put to good use.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10
Y ISD
Enmiendas de Certificate

&
A Quienes 1nterese:-
Por Ell presente SO hace saber que
Carmen Rodriguez, doinicilfada en- San
turce, tenedora del certifcado de ne
cesidad y conveniencia No. a73, que lie
autoriza explotar I'm vehiculo de motor
(autosguagua) denomnado MoYA nu-
nero 1, ha solicitado de la Comlci6n de
servieio Pablico Sc le permita enmen-
dar dicho certificate en el sentido de
conducir con dicho vehiculo pasaJeros
a las casas Racing Park, los domingos
y dem&s dias feriados en- que Sc cele-
bren carreras de caballos o ~eualquier
otro espectaculo pdhlico en- d1cho nj
p6dromo.
Toda persona que desee oponerse a
Ia concession de la enmienda solcitada,
dcbera ~presentar a esta Junta en- o
antes del dia IA de Abril en- curse,
I'M escrito hacienda constar en- detaIls
les hechos IN que funda su derecno
para i~ntervenir v ser oida.
Francisco del VAIL, JR.,
Secretario Comisi6n de
Servcio sPdblico. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10
HamoTisf0s franceses
Il Trio A la BALLFNA

Subfa La marea.
De pronto, sus .cejas Sc fruncieron,
dej6 de jugar con los dies de la ca
dena, v pareci6 presa de preocupacio-
mes de Ia mayor importancia. Avizoro
embellishments Ell horizonte, y, no des-
cubriendo en- Ell ninguna embarcacion
sospechosa. volvi6 a tenderse en- su
.roking-chairs,.
Entonces Sc dio cuenta de que lie
vaba los zapatos de color, y Sc puso a
mirarlos con severidad; luego, POGO a
POGO. volyi6 a r~espIandecer la calma
en- 81 rostro.
-lAh!-dijo-. iCuando sea conocl-
da mi ballena = SO yea de- 10 que es
capaz, TODD Ell mundo uuedara asom-
brsdo!
-LSu ballena7-le pregunte.
lin efecto1epuso.
-6Tiene usted una ballena?
Isl. 5Que encuentra listed de absur-
do en- ello2
NADIA. Unicamente me pregunto
d6nde pueds listed cobijarla.
MO le doy nj casa nj alimento-
dijo. La dejo completamente iibre de
If adonds bien 10 paresca y de frecuen-
tar Ia snistad de quien Sc IL antoje.
Hoy esta aqui y maiana tai vez este
en- Groenlandia. TODD 10 que le pido
IS que nc me faite a u paiabra GUAM
do me sea n~ecesaria su ~presenefa.
-SY para que Ia pueds listed niece
s1tar?
Para mis- experimentos, gcaramba!
-SEs que, por casualidad, SO prcpona
listed repetir Ell juego del celebre Jo-
mas?
-Por Ell moraento. no. Mas tarde,
cuando tenga varias ballenas a mi dis
posici6n, Is possible que les haga sponer
en- el est6mago unos 'ssientos . inaugu-
re IN serv1cio entire Dunksrque y ell
Polo Norte; pero por Ell momento no
Sc trata de esq.
-iAh!
mo. Ademas, voy a contarle Ell
asunto en- dos palsbras. FL afo pasado
estnve en- Islandia. Mi mpjer tenia un
catarro muy fuerte. y me pia4o que ie
proporcionase IN POGO de nquen. Ful
~abuscario, =. precssauents cuarldo es-
taba cogienao Ia prcciosa criptogama
On una playa del oceano Glacial Ara-
leo. fus cnando entabl6 anistad con mi
cetzceo.
-6De veras2 * quien les presento?
Made, La pobre paliena estaba he.
rida. Tenia I'm srp6n bajo un ojo. 70
50 10 arranquks ]. desde entonces somos
los mejores amigos del mundo. vieae
. VERNE todas las se,nanas. Atracs
frente ? mi hotel, So deja acariciar por
mis- ehicos, v hace cuando deseo. Y,
siempre lena de !atenciones y de deli
1894 ~ EAr - ALr ZE~ &S@ &HEA EF
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10

cade2as, no serfa capaz de venir sin
traerme una pescadi1a o un par De
l~enguados. Pero. perdoneme 81 ma in
terrumpo; tai yez sea una indiscrecion
10 luz vcy a p~resuntarle: SEs listed
cristiano?
Isl; soy cristiano, por la gracia de
dos.
-Pues bien: j6feme que no me de-
nunciara al Rey de los belgas, con
q1ien. 20 10 Sc, esta listed en- las me.
jcres relaciones. Jdreme que no le d.
ra NADIA que pueda periudtcarme.
--se 10 juro con mucho gusto; pero,
digams Spor que me pide listed este
juramento?
-PorQues en- cierto4m6do estoy a pun
to de ser q Eiffcl dc Belgtcas 70 soy
quien va a llevar Ell ":clou'' de la Elk
posici6n de Amberes. Ell dia / de mayo
remonto Ell Escalda CON mi cetaceo, y
en- eli mismo puerto de Amberes organI-
20 IN ''Tiro a La ballena''. A I'm ges-
to milo, Ell d6cil animal hara brotar
por sus orifcios nasales un formidable
surtidor, sobre oil cual hare que bailen
hermosos huevos de avestruz. Y estos
hnevos gigantescos serviran do blancc;
10 mismo que ocurre en- todas Las re.
rias; pero no a un trio de catsbina
Fiobert, sine de unl canon que iievare
al efecto: ST, amigo milo, de- IN au-
tentico canon. INo es sencIllamante
genial esta idea mia2
En- efecto-conteste--, IS una idea
genial.
Y, despues de zanzibar tan sgrada-
blss p~alabras, nos ~separamcs, verdAde-
ramente sr..sntados ce., .habssios n
cido.
George AURIoL.
(s'Ds "Les Contours Joyeux. Sur
le Pouee.t- Collection ~oilendorff.)
81 A& EL .I- AE-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10
RALEARES

ARECIBo. Plaza Principal HosslCe
f&. Colmado y Restaurant ~ metss
de Arecibo. Sitio para autombvil@
anexo al Hotel
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10

C"'De "Les Contours Joyeux. Sur
le Ponce Collection ~oilendorff.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-04-10
: H @ TELES :


Edificio construfdo expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con baho. TelS-
fono, Timbres, Barberia y cuanto re-
quiere Ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo. American Plan.
BESIDE $1.00 a $50. BESIDE $3.50 a $50.
Restaurant Q la Carta- Cubierto 500
SAN JOSE No. IL.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
WOODLAWN SCHOOL
 PRESENTS EXHIBIT
Various Work Of Pupils To Be
 Shown Friday

The semi-annual exhibit of the Wood lawn High school will be held from 2 o'clock until 9:3O o'clock Friday night at the high school This year promises to bring large displays from every department heretofore repre- sented, and the work is classed as be- ing better.
 Articles of furniture are being dis played by the manual training depart ment, which the boys comprising the department have made this semester The girls are showing dresses which were made as a part of the work in the home economies department.
 Work in shorthand, typewriting, book. keeping and penmanship will be ex. hibited by the students of the com. merciaI department. The mechanical drawing classes will have display Of their work
 The printing department, besides put. ting up some of their finished work will have some of the students giving dem. oHstrations of the work in the shop Art students are showing free hand drawing, pictures and other forms of art
 The music department will be rep resented by special program which will be presented by. the students at SOC o'clock. This program includes vocal and piano solos as well as several se- Iections by the school band A short play will be given. by the girls from the home economies department at the con clusion of the musical program.
 The work is in charge of George D. Cox, who has extended an invitation to the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-19
Ry RAYMOND CLAPPER

WASHINGTON, May 1S.-Asidt from the contest over the vice presi. dential nomination, the chief excite. ment promised at the republican na, tional convention at Cleveland three weeks hence concerns the platform. The fight which has been going on here between Coolidge and Congress- will be shifted to Cleveland.
 President Coolidge and many re- publican members of the House and Senate have succeeded in getting them. selves lined4up on opposite sides of the series of important legislation measures which occupy the foreground during the weeks preceding the conventions. These differences will find their way into the convention platform discussions and unless somebody quits good old-fash- toned family quarrel is certain. 7
 Trouble Among Regulars
 It is not the insurgents who will cause the trouble. This convention is going to be conservative and the La Toilette group will be voted down with out difficulty. The trouble is inside the circle of regulars; who have split off from Coolidge leadership on immi- grafton, taxes, soldier bonus, farm re- lief, world court, and a number of other matters. Such wheel-horses as Lodge, Curtis and Shoot have crossed the President in she Senate, on one issue or another, and even Longworth, the administration leader in the House, has not been able. to go along on every question, notably in tax reduction.
 Now, the same republicans who have joined in insisting upon Japanese ex- clusion, the soldier bonus, tax com