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Ironwood News Record (Newspaper) - August 12, 1911, Ironwood, Michigan Ironwood news record volume 26 number 24 Ironwood go Gebic county Michigan saturday August 12 1911 per year in Advance we offer today a Large assortment of Good things to eat Pink meats Basket gems and Rocky heart and Delaware grapes peaches pears plums and a variety of Home grown vegetables to or or tic of Good news is always a Welcome visitor even so is the letter or note writ Tea on cranes Linen Lawn carrying the essentials of Good taste and Correct form with the message it is the Correct writing paper at All times and for All people there is none better made we have All the latest Crane novelties and Many of the fat of come f it Beautiful writing papers we cordially invite your inspection m f Mccabe co drug Khots t where the leaks in your them and Deposit the amount thus saved with this Bank each amount placed to your credit on one of our savings Bank books Means 3 per cent and better times for you today is the time to make fhe Start with our savings a Orebic National Bank Ironwood Mich Are you insured fire insurance remember the Strong companies represented by this office new York life insurance co h m Erickson school Case decided Federal court Down decision it suit against bonding company on the second judge Dennison of the United states court for the Western District of Michigan filed an opinion in the Case of the Public schools of the City of Ironwood the United states Fidelity guaranty company on the school treasurers Bond during the year 19089 and gave judgment in favor of the schools of this City in the sum of and costs As is Well known when the first National Bank failed the treasurer claimed he had on Deposit in said Bank this was not All the Money in his Possession at the time there being something like ten thous and dollars More in his hands this last amount was accounted for and paid Over to the Board by the treasurer leaving the former amount to be recovered from the treasurers t6nd an action was commenced against jigs surety in the fall of 1909 in the court of this county but was removed there from by the surety company to the United states court v the Issue was tried in the May term in Marquette during the month of june 1910 and a decision has been pending Ever since Many intrinsic and puzzling questions were involved in the Issue and the court has taken considerable time in arriving at a final decision which to a certain extent is a disappointment to each of the parties involved in the suit in arriving at his decision judge Dennison bases his entire judgment upon act 91 of the session Laws of 1907 which things provided As follows provided that the school Board of any school District in which the amount of Money coming into the hands of the treasurer Dur ing any fiscal year shall exceed three thousand dollars shall provide by Resolution for the Deposit in Banks or Trust companies of any and All moneys coming into the hands of the treasurer of the Board provided however that no Bank shall receive a larger Deposit than the amount of its paid in capital Stock and in no event exceed thirty thousand Bank or Banks shall and sufficient surety company Bond approved by said District Board in a sum at least equal to the amount designated As the penalty in the Board Given by treasurer to said school District and conditioned for the receipt safekeeping and payment Over of All moneys which May come into his Cus Tody under and by virtue of this act and it shall be the duty of the treasurer of the school District to see that a greater sum than that contained in the Bond is not deposited in such Bank or Banks and said treasurer and his Bondsmen shall be liable for any loss occasioned by deposits in excess of such relying upon the final clause of the Section quoted judge Dennison de ducts As the amount which he held was to a certain extent Law fully deposited in said Bank and says neither the treasurer nor his Bonds men were liable for and the balance of the claim consisting of together with two years interest he holds As a liability against the Bond ing company and gives the District judgment in the amount stated during the past two years the District has received from the receiver of the failed Bank upon its and judge Dennison allows no part of the same to the bonding com Pany but says All dividends received shall be credited upon its claim inasmuch As the same will never exceed one Hundred per cent there of in addition he says that the District appears to have a claim of against receiver Tillinghast for Trust funds belonging to the District and which came into his hands subsequent to the failure of the Bank and he gives All which May be recovered thereon to the District a suit is now pending against the receiver for such Trust funds hence if the District recovers the judgment from the bonding company receives from thirty five to forty per cent upon its total claim from the receiver of the failed is Able to maintain its Trust claim against receiver Tillinghast the total loss to the District will be very Small Farmers and old settlers picnic the Farmers and old settlers will hold their annual picnic on thursday aug 24 at the race an inter Esting program has been arranged the special feature will be a Yoke of oxen driven by one of the oldest settlers and an up Odate automobile by one of the youngest All participating Are requested to bring refresh ments and an enjoyable time is expected Telephone 392 for anything electrical the Julius Bentzen electric co Ironwood Washburn Ironwood and fastest came o the season at Washburn there musts be a powerful sight of Ozone or some other invigorating stuff in the atmosphere around Washburn a few weeks ago when the team from our neighbouring City played Here the game was so slow that our boys could hardly get interested and so rank that even hard hearted fans wept from sheer pity but that air business seems to work wonders be Lieve us it has the Power to make lumbering Tumblebugs hop around with the agility of grass hoppers before Ironwood realized that Wash Burn on a new lease of life the dynamite boys had nearly copped the game Gordon had every thing that a firs class Pitcher usually has in his repertoire he struck out fourteen men and had four assists and that progressing some along the old Pike at the same time Young Shudell who decorated the Center Kopje for Ironwood did some heaving that would have made big league scouts blink their eyes and look again Only once did he wobble on the Hill top but when he recovered a Wash Burnite had cast Anchor at the Home port and for Ever the Harbor never was in danger some infield had Ironwood too exactly that not a Fumble airtight throughout the whole game excepting four strikeouts and five Outfield gobbles the other putouts were in held chances the run getting happened thus Wise Washburn fourth inning Posey lied out to Jacquart Burke singled and pilfered Only theft Washburn got away with a Gordon sent a High one out to enough said esterbrook tried the left Garden and it looked like a sure out it old sol interceded and turned on full Blaze into Mildrene eyes Burke scampered Home esterbrook died luring a Brief Nap off first Ironwood ninth fining Mildren sent a Sirlin grounder along the third base line stole second As Stevens Annex stealing was Good so he took third As Joe on the Lorne Down a bunt in of the Home plate the catch ers throw got him but Mildren came n with lightning Speed and the score Ivas even Catcher Johnson dropped schafers third strike and before he could get the Ball to first the tall slender German had Slid into possess of then he jumped his claim and ran Over to the second reservation Tacquaro sent a hot liner Between first and second and Schafer got Home before the thrown Jacquart taking second Richard was called out on strikes the following is the summary of the game r n a k Mildren 1211 Stevens 0040 Baillies 0440 Schaefer 1220 Jacquart 1200 Richards 1310 Kennedy 1100 Mills 0 13 1 0 Sundell 0050 Johnson 0010 total 2 5 27 19 1 k n a e Johnson 1000 Willy 1100 posing 0 1 l 2 Burke 1800 Gordon 1100 esterbrook 112 0 Johnson 1 15 2 1 Day 0000 Gordon 2040 total 1 8 27 9 3 00000002 0010000 base on balls by Sundell 1 by Gor Don 1 two base hit esterbrook struck out by Sundell 4 by Gordon 14 double play Bailies to Schaefer to Mills passed balls Johnson 2 stolen bases Mildren 3 Schaefer 1 Kennedy 1 Burke 1 time one hour fifteen Veteran Solon of nation Dies senator w p Frye of Maine died at the Home of his daughter in Lewis ton tuesday or Frye was elected to the United states Senate to succeed James g Blaine when the latter became Secretary of state for presi Dent Garfield and was a member of the Senate continuously up to the time of his death for fifteen years or Frye had been president pro Tern pore of the Senate and by virtue of the fact that he held that office when vice president Hobart died he assumed Al the functions of Vic president of the United states during the latter Hal of president Mckinley administration he will be succeeded by a Democrat that party having obtained control of the legislature at the last elec Tion for the first time since the Civi War 5 it we Are reducing our coloured fancy pattern hats less thin 12 pattern pattern hats pattern hats pattern we extend to you and your friends a very cordial invitation to visit our millinery department during this Sale dollars Worth of hosiery underwear and linens bought from the failed wholesale dry goods House of Tibbs Hutch Ings Minneapolis at 3313 per cent less than wholesale Price now on Sale at great reductions our motto Quality courts and is far More important thar the in m it in Davis is Febri for floors furniture Woodwork use Rogers stain floor finish As it makes old floors look like new it makes Pine floors look like Hardwood it produces an artistic finish on All Woods it is not affected by water it can be applied by anybody it is made in All natural Wood shades for Sale at the City drug store Mcleod ave base Ball goods i we carry the largest and Best line of base Ball goods in the City reach official base balls the famous and Wagner bats the much talked of Duck foot Glove and All others the Best goods for the lowest Price is our motto Anton Michael 109 Suffolk Street opposite Peoples Bank in meats there is a lot of satisfaction in knowing that when you place an order for meats you Are going to receive the very Best skilfully Cut and promptly delivered a trial order will convince you that we furnish you this us Swanson Bast ave phone 23

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