Ironwood Daily Globe from Ironwood, Michigan • Page 13

IRONWOOD DAILY GLOBE, IRONWOOD. MICH. FIVB Signer of Declaration Had Finnish Ancestors John Morton's Great Grand- lather Went to Sweden from Finland. In his publication on "John Morton," Pennsylvania signer of the Declaration of Independence -translated from the Finnish version into English by Dr. John Wargelin, president of Suomi college at Hancock--the Rev.

S. Ilmonen of Port Bragg, brings out the fact, gained after laborious research work, that John Morton was of Finnish descent, the descendant of Finnish refugees who settled in Sweden and in the course of time migrated to the colony of Delaware in 1841, later to settle in Pennsylvania. It will be recalled that it was John Morton who uttered the last word in the vote on the Declaration of Independence. It was he who broke the tie of the delegation of Pennsylvania for independence or continued allegiance to the king after all the other colonies had stood out strongly for independence. On his deathbed he said, "The time will come, when it will be acknowledged that in voting for the independence of America, I performed the most renowned act of my life." Were First Settlers "The first group of Finnish men women and children," writes Mr.

Ilmonen. "arrived on the shores of Delaware in They came from Varmland and other provinces of central Sweden where they had been driven away from their woodland homes. In reality they were the first permanent settlers in Delaware, for others who preceded them came here as traders or soldiers or officers in the employment of the Swedish government and returned to Sweden after a period of longer or shorter duration. But the group under consideration began to clear the fertile soil of their new homeland for cultivation and to build their humble homes upon it "Martti Martinen, who was a native of Finland from the parish of Rautalampi, and who became the forefather of the Morton family of Delaware and the great grandfather of John Morton, the statesman, was among those first Finnish colonists. For period of about 15 years since the founding of the colony new settlers were sent from Sweden in twelve expeditions.

Many Were Finns "The Finns composed a large majority of each expedition. Others were unwilling to migrate into a strange land which provided neither comforts nor security. Because the Finns made use of a peculiar mean-? of removing the forest, the so-called svedjebruket (agriculture by burning) in Varmland and because of other reasons, they were driven away from their woodland dwellings. For these reasons they occupied a unique position in Sweden. "We must not, however, lose sight of the historical perspective in passing judgment upon that period.

The Pilgrims and Puritans, who settled Massachusetts about twenty years earlier than the Swedes came to Delaware, had beei persecuted in their homeland and were obliged finally to leave England. The Huegenots of France were compelled to seek refuge in foreign lands and some of them settled in South Carolina The first in the neighboring colony of Maryland consisted of another persecuted group. And finally, the Quakers, who founded Philadelphia in 1681 under the leadership of William Penn, sought religious freedom in America Yet all these social injustices have been shaped by the hand of Almighty God, the Director of the destinies of nations, lor the good of America and the blessing of mankind. "I wish to acknowledge with sincere gratitude the work of Doctor John Wargelin, my colleague and former classmate, for his valuable work as the translator and reader of the proofs of this treatise." Biography of Morton Regarding general facts concerning the biography of John Morton, Mr. Ilmonen says: "John Morton, of Finnish descent, was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence.

He was born on the estate of the Marttmen family in the township of Ridley, Delaware county, Pennsylvania, 1724. The colonial style house, in which Morton was born, has remained as a valuable relic up to the present time. It is situated on the Queen's Highway the fork where the road turns to Chester, about twelve miles from the center of Philadelphia and three miles from the city of Chester. The oldest name of this place was Kalkeon Hook, adjoining Ammasland, in TJnlvertlty of Wisconsin, Films for geology 3.00 Total It was moved by Mr. Kelt Mttt the Will paid since last meeting be I the bills presented thU "nesting be sppreved and paid.

Seconded by Mr. Hill. .3426. 48 The Board of Education Ironwood. Michigan the report for the eighth month of sCBOOl ending, April 21 1937: Received by "transfer (without 1 Total (moulding transfers within the elty) 4.

Total tnrollnxnt Losses- away By permit Over-age, etc. Membership at oete oz ol attendance mMn.H VS.B mOHtn 19 9 Average attendance to date ..301333 Average per cent of attendance for year to date 11. Calea of tardiness for the Helen's Trip Prelude to Film Career? Reports that Helen Wills Moody had screen tuts and might sign a contract with Twentieth Century-Fox were recalled when me former world champion tennis star established herself in a resort near Reno and consulted a prominent divorce attorney. Attractive Mrs Moody would not admit that she considered a film career. She and Frederick J.

Moody were married Dec. 23, 1029. month 527 The the registration and membership by the various grades: School Board Proceedings Call May 8, the Board An adjourned ol the Board OJ education was called to order by president pro-tern The following members answered roll call Holt. Johnson. Olson.

Wester. Absent carpenter, Robins Present 5: absent. 3. Butget 1137-19S8 The Board then estimated the Income and the funds required for the operation of the School District and the ice of the School District for the fiscal year 1987-1938 Mr. Wester moved thnt the renewing be submitted to the county Tax Allocation Bosrd.

BOARD OP EDUCATION "School District Ihe City el Michigan." Report of Proposed School Budget for the ear as required by Act No S3. Public Acts of 1933, as amended. Te The County Tax Commission of the county of Oogeblc, State of Michigan You are hereby notified that the Board of Education of the School District of the City of Ironwsod. County ol Oogeblc, and State of Michigan, at an adjourned meeting of said Board held on Saturday the eighth day of May. A.

D. estimated school taxes lor the entire sup- lort, maintenance and other purposes, of the schools of the district, which estimate In addition to other school moneys, receivable by law and otherwise all for expenditures within the power of the Board. Operation General control 17 875 00 Instructional service 205,825 00 Operation of School riant Fixed charges Maintenance of Plant 14.800.00 Auxiliary Agencies Capital Outlay Total $808,419.35 Estimated Income Prmiory Fund SJ1 8J3 00 Thatcher-Saur Tuition-High School Tuition-Junior college Tuition-Dent School Tax Delinquency Other Income cles. the president or the secretary be authorised to fill them. First FrMlaet Inspectors-- Sullivan, Mrs.

William wester. Mrs. Swen McJtrflm. Clerks-- Mrs. J.

T. Hurley, Merman 141- legren. Doorkeeper-- John HJalmqulst. Second Precinct Inspectors-- Mrs. Sidney Tremalne, Peter Wills, John Nichols.

Clerks-- Ed Hedlund, Harold Holt. Doorkeeper-- John Vroneh. Precinct Inspectors-- John Settula, Walter Wick, Ralph Henditcksen Clerks-- Frank Charlea Randa. Doorkeeper Charles Paekmayer. earth Precinct Inspectors-- c.

C. Keeton, Arehle Wills, 1st and 3rd 8th 6th 1th 6th Total Grades 2163 Sth lOtll llth 12th Total 8. Deaf school Ungraded Junior College fl 93.2 9 5 4 937 6 9 3 83.4 84.5 93.5 so 1. Sullivan. William Moon, Thomas 1 Ull 1980-2012 District Pay Roll, Pay roll for April Total S210.SOO 00 S210.SOO.OO Clerks--Mrs.

Mitchell. Doorkeeper--Wilson McMullea The motion waa seconded by Mr. Carpenter. Ctirrled Repart et the Hi Board of education School District City of Ironwood Gentlemen- The following have been approved by the Financial Committee: Dlstrltt 1867-1979 Teachers' Pay Roll, Pay roll for 48 3.882.60 Total $16.189 56 The following vouchers bills are presented for your further action In the meeting of May 17. 1837 SOU Amttlcana, Corpratlon, Americana Annual 3014 Apple River Mill Company, Sulphate of Ammonia 2015 store.

Miscellaneous supplies 3016 Channon company, Steel letters 2017 Chase Brothers Company, 10 sluer maple trees 3018 Ernest Dear, Trip expense to Chicago 2019 Eau Claire Book and Stationery Co, Balance due on account 3020 Arthur E. Srlekson. Trip expense 30S1 Finnish Printing Company. Teachers' contracts Fir? drills were held at all the buildings as required by law. Respectfully submitted (Signed) ARTHUR E.

ISICKSON, ABB OJ Superintendent It was moved by Mr Wester that the regular report t-f the Superintendent be approved and made part of the minutes. Seconded by Mr. Carpenter Carried. Recommendations the SiiperlatenMnt The Board Education aehoc-l District ot the City of Ironwood Ironwood. Michigan Oentlemtn: The following resignations have been received since the last meeting 0( tne Board Education Walter Richardson, lliia- Mth Blngham.

Margaret Demon A Matlsen, Bernlce Johnsan, and Virginia Puhlman I recommend that these resignations be accepted. 104. Elsie Johnson IDS. David Johnson 108. Blsle Johnson 167.

ounnard Jchnaon 108. Irene Johnton 109. Kenneth Johnson 110. Norma Johnion 111. Slgrid Johnson 112.

Svea Johnson 113. Virginia Johnion 114. Dorothy Jones 115. Motrls joaephse-n 116. Martha Kaartunen 117.

Mary Kasmarlck 111- Kaslr 119. Julia Kalata 130. Tyyne Kangas 111 Ceclle Kanipes 129. Oliver Kanipes 123. Arvld Kauppl 124.

Jack Ksllett 191 waiter Kellett 198. Oliver 137. Doris King 191. Pauline Kmeti 129. KOivula 130.

Klement Kolesar Hi. Theodore Keplcko 133. Louis Kovack Rudolph Kralnak 134. Mary Kravett 195. Stella Kuccals 138.

Steve Kurta m. John Kusz lit. Lucille Laabs Raymond A Larson 140. William Lehotsky 141. Mary Elizabeth Lenotl 142.

Gertrude 143. Steve Levendowskl 144. Andrew Llchaczewskl 149. Gordon Llndberg 146 Harold Llndblad 147 Bernlce Lmdstrom 141 Jean Lobb 149 John Longhini 186. Caroline Lund 151.

Evelyn Lund IK. Archie Lundqulst 183. Marlon 194. Grace Maetke 155. Stella Magera 158.

Esther Makela 157 Ellen Mdkl 158. Wendell Marandcr 199. Mike Masty 180. Allle Mattson Everett Mattson 182. Mildred Mattson 16S Agnes Maurln 164 Harrlette Ann May 185 Gordon McDonald 168.

Cynthia Mlchela 187 Ann Miller Betty Ann Miller 150 Lorraine Miller 170. William Mollard 171. John Morin 111 Virginia Mrofehak 173 Joseph Mukovltz 174. Arthur Munarl 176. Jmnnette Musolf 178.

Betty Orace Nancarrow 177 Erwin Nelmark 178. Jeanette Nelson 79. Ruth NMtelblad 80. Irene Nevala 81. Tauno Nevala 82.

Drpo Nummi 33. John Nyberg 84. Francis Olesnevlch 85. Barbara Olson 86. Victor Omellan 87.

Roland Palmqulst 86. Almo Palosaarl 89 Ruth Pantera 90 Sigrid Panula 91 Arvid Fflto 92. Helen Perala 93 John Perkovleh 94 Tony Perkovich .95. Lea Peiavento 96. Herbert Peterson 97.

Marian PeterKn .98. Theresa Petrusha ,99. William Petrusha 200. James Plerpont 301. Howard Flaistow 202.

Mary Plow 203. Martha Ponich 204. Wllho Pysto 205. Patricia Ravey 206 Round Richards 207 Lillian Rlgonl 208 Goldie Rlntala 209 Rachel Rlntala 210 Cart Rltmanlch 211 Thomas Robins 212 Evelyn Rouse 213. Quentln Rowe 214.

Roy Rudberg 215. Marian Rudltys 216. Thomas Ruppe 217. Mary Sabol 218. Chester Saffron 219.

Arnold Salo 220. Elvle Salo 221. Lawrence Sampson 222. Sand 223. Alvln Schlais 224.

Charles Schleker Howard Schneider 128 Joseph Schutte 227. Ruth seamens 218. Norma eedloclc 229. Ann Selln 230 Cecils Shurmak 231 Sylvester Shurmk 232 Josephine 233 Leo Skoronskl 234 Gwendolyn Slade 238 He-ward Slaas S36. Vergle ElelGht 237 Dorothy Smith 238 Richard Snell 229 Jack Soltia 240 Bettv Stenstrom 241 Jeanne Strand 242 Thomas Strand 343.

Rose Marie Svoke 244. Carl Swanson 245 Laura Swanson 246 Leonard Suanscn 347. Lester Sv.an.jOu 248 Ruth Synkelma 249 Margaret Tarte ISO Bette Tonkm 281 Donald Tmdgeon 262 Oliver Tuomlnen 253. William Turunen 354. Helen Vslentlne iM.

Robert Vincent 256. Marie Vronch 367 veronica Vroneji 298. Margaret Vronlcb Doris Walker 269. Arvo Wallenlus Marie White 362. Frances Wiercinskl 163.

Arthur Williams 384. Patricia Wing 265. Frank 368. John Yellch 3fl. Sarah Xonkosky 368.

Helen Zambrovtti 388. Edward Zavodnlk 170. ROM Zobersky Sincerely yours (Signed) R. 1RKMT D1AR RID-CS High School Principal. junior College Mr.

A. S. Srlekson Superintendent ol Schools Ironwood. Michigan The foilowlng Sophomores, thirty-five In number having completed the amount of course work required by the Board ef Education are recommended to receive the diploma of tn Aneolate In Arts or the Certificate of Graduation, or the Secretarial of the Ironwood Junior College at the graduating ex cues on June 4. Associate In Arts Degree 1 Theodore Albert, Irenwood 3.

Wesley A. Anderson, Ironwood 3. Markham Apps, Irenwood 4 Rudolph Asanovlch. Ircnwood 1. Raymond J.

Awslewlei. Bessemer e. Geo. R. Beissel, Ramsay 7.

Dorothea Banner, 8. Ruth N. Cole. Ironwoed 9. Elisabeth cecns.

Ironwood 10. June Q. Haapoia, Ironwood 11. William A Hsnsen, Bessemer 12 Rudolph Herberiar, Ironwoad 13 Dixie J. Jackson.

Ironwood 14 Eric A Kettula. Ramsay 15 Merle Paull, Ironwood 16. Marjorle R. Baiter. Ironwood 17 Deris F.

Sealy. Hurley 18 Edith Smith. Ironwood William Tonkin. Ironwood 10 Peter Turkal, Bessemer 21 Gordon Wing. Ironuood 22 Mabel Zinn.

Ironwcod Secretarial Certificate 1 Marian Kooplng, Ironwood 2 Elvira A Ranta, Ironwood 3. Marsaret Thompson. Wakcfteld 4 Gladvs M. Watllo. Irenwood 5' Gertrude wmtlora, Ironnood Certificate of Graduation 1 John Eeres Ironwood 2.

Arthur A drill). Hurley 3 WalJred P. Coleman, Bessemer 4 Wlltred Coleman, Bessemer Edward Exworthy. Ironwood Byron Hassinen. Ironweod 7 Philip Hill, od Harold Ladin Ircnwood 8 A Charles Loretl.

Hurley 10. Walter Makl Bessemer Sincerely yours. (Signed) K. ERNEST DEAR. Sean BSD FML Ironwood Junior College.

It was mored by Mr. Carpenter and seconded by Mr. Wester that the recem- mindatlon ef the Superintendent be approved. Carried AAJvvrnment It was moved by Mr. Wester that thi Beard tdjram subject the tut ecretary.

Seconded by Mt. Oarpenut, Carried. JOHNSON, Secretary. IT, 1M7. Can Pursuant to law the Board of Education met at its usual hour and place of meeting, en Thursday, June 17.

1IS7. IT. to canvass' the returns of the annual aohsol election held In the district en Monday, the fourteenth day of June. 1117. meeting was called ta erder by the PreaUlent.

The following were found present upon roll call- Messrs- Carpenter, Hill. Holt, Johnson, Olson. Robins, ant Wester. Present: 7. Absent: 0.

The Secretary laid before the meeting the returns of the Inspectors eiee- tlon of the several precincts, flltd In hie office for the election of members Of the Board of Education and the Beard proceeded to canvass the same and declare the result of such canvass all as follows: Fer Member ol Board Term of Four Yaara -Precincts 1 2 3 4 Edmund Hill 138 83 2S2 tH Allgot Johnson 139 121 91 133 J17 Jaeobson 93 177 30 83 M3 Joseph Petrusha SJ 57 14 60 Total "Si Total number of votes cast In the entire district for members of tne Board Education for the lull term of four years Sixteen Hundred and Twenty-Two), and they were catt as follows- Edmund Hill rsceived Six Hundred end Thirty-Nine. Allgot Johnson received Four dred and seventy-Seven Blmer Jacotson received Three HundreS ana Sixty-Two. Joseph Petrusha received one Hundred and Forty-Four Resolution by Mr Wester its adoption -Resolved- It appearing by a the votes cset at said election that Edmund Hill and Allgot B. Johnson received the highest number ol votes cast at the election for members Cf the Board of Education for the lull term ef feur years, expiring on July 1st. 1841, they be severally declared elected to such office for the term aforesaid.

The motion was seconded by Mr eef- penter and tht resolution adopted. Carried. Adjournment The Beard having completed the tass on motion of Mr. Carnnvsr. see- ended bj Mr.

Wester, the Board adjourned Carried A. B. JOHNSON, Secretary. 600 34.00 lie 32 4.31 3500 6.0A 61.13 Operation and Capital Outlay Tax Levy Required Debt service Incurred Prior to December 8. 1932 Bonds Interest Disbursement Pees Delinquent Operation Tax Delinquent Debt Service Total Total Tax Required $202 141.33 Making a total proposed school tax to be levied for the ensuing year, the sum of Two Hundred ano.

Two Thousand One Hu-idred and Forty-One Dollars and Twenty-Three (4202.141231. The motion a as seconded by Mr. Olson. 3092 Oamble Hinged Music Company. Folios and musis 3023 J.

Hager lumber Company. Fine, coal 2024 Harso and Sale, Screws, nlsh. enamel 2025 ironweod Tuel and Lumber Coal for high school J926 Ironwood Oas Department. Oas bills 3027 Ironwood Junior College, Ixtan refunded 2028 Ironwood Upholstering Shop. Chair repaired 2029 Ircnwood Water Department, Water bill 2030 John-ion Music Store, Needles, 5031 A.

P. Kanipes Company. Re pair plumbing at Central 5032 Kennedy Companj, Coal. Carried. both of which there were Finnish settlements the large early days of the colony of Delaware, during the last half of the seven- tsenth century.

"John Morton grandson, ot Martti Marttmen, inherited from his father a farm of considerable size, and entered marriage past tha age of thirty with Mary Archer, who was a daughter of a pioneer of English stock, in 1724. This marriage was for a very short duration, lasting only a few years, for death claimed in his prime the senior John Morton, whose active services had been relied upon in civil and religious afiairs. He left behind him a will in which he designated the expected heir as the owner of the estate upon attaining legal age. A few months after the death at John Morton his son was born who was named after his father John, and who was to be one of the early statesmen of America." BUILD SMELTER New York, July cott Copper corporation will build a $5,000,000 smelter at Hurley, N. for its Nevada consolidated and Chino properties, it was announced Thursday.

The new plant, expected to be in operation by the end of 1938 will have sufficient capacity to concert the entire production of the com- Adjournment Mr Holt moved that the meeting adjourned. Seconded by Mr. Wetter. Car- rle(1 A. B.

JOHNSON, Secretary. May 17. 19S7. Rel! Call A regular meeting of the Board of Education was called to order by the president The following members answered roll call. Carpenter Hill, Holt, Johnson, Robins, Wester.

Absent: Olson. Present. 6. Absent: 1. Reading of Minutes Mr.

Holt moved that the reading 01 the minutes be dispsensed with, seconded by Mr. Hill Carried. Sale ef Old Sewer Pipe The following communication was received from Mrs Esther Beard of Education Ironwood, Michigan Gentlemen- There is some used sewer pipe behind the high school building that I wou like to buy, and I oSer you the price two dollars (82.00) for it. Respectfully, (Signed) ISTHIR HAOSTROM. Mr Hill moved that In view of the fact that the sewer pipe was of no further use for school purposes that the oner 01 Mrs Hogstrom be accepted.

Seconded By Mr. Wester. Carried. Sale ef Old Stave The secretary read a number of letters from J. Kadonsky covering the offer of three dollars tor an old stove.

It was moved by Mr. Holt that as the stove was no longer required for school purposes that the offer of Mr. Kadonsky be accepted. Seconded by Mr. Hill.

Carried Audit of Books The Secretary read communications from the S. 8. Noreen and company and the Morrison Audit Company on the audit- ins of the school district books. 4.00 St.M 1,250.71 J1B.85 4.29 13600 The following teachers are mended for positions In the Ironwooa school system during the school year 19J7- tfa'me--Home Address--Position- Wanda chrlstopherson. Minneapolis.

Minnesota. Sixth Grade, central Felix Wctila. Curtis, Michigan, Sixth Grade, Newport Margaret Booker st cloud, Minnesota, Fifth Grade. Norrle. John Hubbard.

Marq.uette, Michigan, Seventh Grade, Central. Evelyn Helner, st Cloud, Minnesota, Fourth Grade. Newport. Arne B. Johnson.

Merquette, Michigan, Cloud, Minnesota, sn, Clifton Illinois. Junior College French and Dean ol Laura E. Johnson, St. James, Minnesota, Marti Series, North Dakota, Mankato, Minnesota, FlrsV Grada, Newport Thomas Yellch. Ironwood, Michigan, Seventh Grade, Central.

Respectfully submitted ARTHUR ERICKSON AEG EA Superintendent. it moved by Mr. Wester that the recomme of the superintendent be approved and made part of the minutes. Seconded by Mr Hill Carried. High Sohoel Graduate.

The Superintendent approved the following list of graduates and recommended that all whose names appear on 'he list granted the diplomas reccmmsnded by Mr. Dear Supt A. Erlcltson Ironwood. Michigan nlors 270 iri number. iiic a having cmpleted a WOTK.

rwquircn uj recommended receive the diploma records 1893 890 pine, smithing coal 57814 2033 Lake Superior District Power Co, Lights and power 2034 Lauzon Electric Shop, Electrical supplies, labor 3039 Leeselyong Hardware corn- 37138 35 70 17.13 pany, Merit metal, steel 3036 P. Lieberthal. K. Pn- fessional services 35.00 2037 A. C.

MoOlurg and Company, Library books J7.89 3038 Maple Hill Farms, Milk and cream 3039 Alex Marctnisk. vVtldlng of windlass 2040 Michigan Company, tolls Bell Telephone Telephone and 3.00 36.41 1.09 2041 Milton Bradley Company, Jingle bells 2043 Morgan Company. Ceal for Newport, central 2041 Mueller's Storage Carafe, Storage, greasing, etc 3044 News Record Printing company. Thumb tacks, regis. notices 2045 Fred Oberlander, Made keys, repair lock 2046 O'Donnell-seamena Company, Home eoonemles supplies.

3047 Walter Oksa, Plumbing at Sleight 2048 Olson Brothers Company, Sweeping compund S049 Olwn and BergHUiSt Company. Pine for Central 1S.76 13S 318 5.70 4.03 2050 "Bookstore" Petty Cash Account, Freight and drayage. 30S1 Petty Cash Drawer, Petty cash paid out Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Paste wood filler 2053 Psychological Institute, English tests 2054 P. Rasmusson. Labor planting trees 3055 and 8 Auto pany, Air hose ns Mr.

carpenter moved that the audit be awarded to the Morrison Audit Company: the cost not to exceed hundred and fifty dollars Seconded by Mr. Wester. Carried. Transfer ef Funds The Secretary presented a fl" 8 1 statement of the Ironwood Junior College which statement estimated a deficit of fourteen thousand, nine hundred ana ninety-eight dollars and eighty-one ceuU (IM.mVll for the fiscal year of 3056 Sanitary Mnen Supply Company, Laundry 3057 standard Book company, Library books 3058 A. swaruon.

Repair and tune pianos 2059 Teck Manufacturing Com- ir Johnson moved that six thousand dollar! be transferred from the bookstore and eight thousand dollars the Ulstrtet 10 the iron- Junie. College. Seconded by Mr. Carpenter. Carried.

Cancelled Ceapene were received pany's Grant county blister copper. mines into Jackrabbits have been known to run at the rate of 35 miles an hour. The following coupons "ceiveo om the Continental Illinois Bank and OT 27 from Nos. 444 to 448 inclusive, sso to 529 inclusive Ml, 808. and 868.

due March 1. 1W on tne $925.00000 bond Iwue of February n. 1924 Each coupon la the amount 01 $2 moved that the coupons be received and placed on flle for check the auditors. Seconded by Mr. Carpenter Carried.

Election The secretary presented a list of the election ofllclaU who Had prtvl- ouely and who Dal Indicated that they would be able to act at the election which to be held on June 14, 1M7. The Board proceeded to nil the vacancies. Mr. Holt then moved that the following named persona act as election for the annual school election to be held tn the district on Monday. June 14, and that In the event of vacan- Parto Com- 8.17 1.10 7.5« 36.41 8.00 55.84 18.00 16.00 960 pany.

Plumbing supplies 2080 Carco United Autographic Reg, uarco machine and printed forms 3061 Ulasich Brothers, Home eco- ncmlcs onppliea 16.90 2062 L. W. Van Myck, Repair deaf school apparatus 3063 Andrew balls Wleklund. Repairing 4.11 Total IS.7M.M lualei Cellege The following vouchers have been jwla the last meeting of April 19, 1917: 374-2M Teachers' Pay Roll. fVf roll for April 38J-30I College Roll, Fay roll for April l.MO.OO Total The following vouchers presented for your Jurthtr action in the u.to 2031 61.1* tore," Miscellaneous supplies 110 Ironwood Gas Department, Gas bills for high school 111 Ironwood Water Department, Water bill for high school 113 Charles C.

Keeton newal subscription "TM 111 Lake Superior District Power Power bill 114 A. c. McClurg and Company, Library books 115, Michigan Bell Telephone Telephone 116 Monroe Calculating Renewal of Guaranty 18.00 117 Petty Cash Drawer. Petty cash paid out 1.37 being pursued at present 1. Arthur Aho 2.

Slgrid Aho S. Elisabeth Alexandronl 4 Elizabeth Anderson 5. Ellen Anderson 6 Kenneth Anderson 7 Robert Anderson 8 Robert G. Anderson 9 Roger Anderson 10. Cugene An tine in 11.

Joseph Arducant 12. George Asanovicn 13 Clyde Asplund 14. Andrew Bablch 18. Anna Bablch 18. John J.

11. Katherlne Babicb It. Mildred Bargh 19. Clifford Bedore JO Inez Benettl 21. Bernlce Benlnda 22 Maty Benzala 33.

Jean Berglund 24 Beverly Bird 25 Jean BJork 26 Violet Bogan 27. John Bosto 31. Mable Botticchlo 29. Byron Brannat. SO.

Stacla Bulkowskl 31. Woodrow Burn 32. Frank Byrns 33 Grace Calllgaro 34. Louis caltlgaro 35. colln Campbell 36.

Alvln Carlson 37. Erin Carlson 38. Eugene Carlson 39. George Carlson 40. Carr 41 Mary Caruso 42.

Angellne Castagna, 41. Mary Chappell 44. Eunice Clemens 49. Rose Colasacco 46. George Coons 47.

Artes Dahlln 48. Jerome Darrow 49 Tony De Felice 60. Veronica Demboskl 81. Louise Dick 83. Phyllis Dlshneau 93.

DomlnkowsU M. Jennie Dudra iS. Margaret Durkee 68. Dorothy Dyer 57. Geraldlne Eddy 58.

William lddy 59. Iralyne Crlckson 60. Raymond Erlckson 61. Deris Erleson 62. Grace Firth M.

Donald Focht 84. Jean Focht 69. Jean Frang8.ulst 68. Marlon Frangaulst 87. oeorge FrankOvls 68.

Fjsdrlckson Irving Vudaly Anne Oayan 71. James George 73. Veronica Oovednlk 71. Kathiilne OrHnvood 74. Robert orlbble 79.

Russell Qribbie 78 Kathryn Grlvicleh 77. Rcglna Out John Haglln 79. Bernhardt Kaktla M. RtmaeheK 81. Arleen Harrl 82.

Thomas Karris n. Ruth Hatslnen M. Matt Bellen Delph Kendrlekttn, M. Gloria 87. Kenneth Holemo M.

Marian Holemo (t. ounnard HolmquUt M. Tolvo Honkanen 91. Alii Ruhtala 93. Aune Huntala BS.

Agnea Hykkonen M. Frank Jaclaln Lillian Jacobjon 86, Glen Jacquan 07. Leroy Jaequart 08. Tynne Jalonen 99. Frances Janatls 100.

John Janatis 101. Arthur Jarvl 103. Violet Jensen 103. June Fitqers Body tang sip cUan-eut flavor! That's what want in up here in the North Country. Neno of your tatting brows.

No, sirl Thoso may bo all right for somo placos-- but not for lads in tho Land of Lakes! Tho boor for thorn is Fltgor's. Wowing wHh gold. Full-bodlod, and with tho natural taste of malt and hops browod wayl popularity in those. parts no socrot. But tho secrot bohind this popularity is tho way it's browodl Our browmottor loarnod this art in Oormany homo of famous Ho brought that tocrol ovor hora and hat guarded ovor Poifoct proportioning of malt, hops end tho other Ingrodl- onts part of it.

But jut! at important is natural browing and natural flavor alt along tho way. And thon plenty of to ago and storo up all of Fitgor's extra goodness. Naturally ask for it by name-- WIM HO-MOT Son FiWer'f, "Afttr rwxk ctar iiira of fUnr's leer "deit I fct oHJalr." UUKH J. CUM CfeW Boatswain's Male V. 5, Gmmrdftmtltn, CMM, I I A I I.