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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

dent, but il is not known how much
effect that may have in the ease. out
side Grand Rapids there are three
strong men after IL Judge smith. Of
Hastings Judge..Mayne. OF Charlevoix.
and Judge Sessions Of Muskegon.
Judge Seyererens has postponed the
next term Of the court till Dec. 10, and
u Is hoped % have the next appoint
ment made and confirmed by the sen
att by that time
An the talk about bolt. and demo.
cratic victory following the Bat,le
Creek senatorial convention in when
Jesse X. Cropsey OF Kalamazoo was
nominated faded away long before
election, and Mr. Cropsey strobe into
Office again without even whisker
misplaced by the conflict at the polls
on election day
Representative T. r. Abrams 81
Honghton county will have the honor
of being the first on the roll call Of the
next house Of representatives which
has prepared by Deputy Secretary Of
state Pierce who. having been clerk of
the last house, will call the house Of
the forty-fourth legislature to order
and rpobably viii be- elected its clerk
In the senate Senator Thoma J. Allen
OF Genesee will have the similar dis.
iinction
Henry Zacharias. the Democrat. who
Is claimed 20 have defeated Rep Bail
lie IN Saginaw, Will have the last place
on the house roll call This will in
cludes two BENEFITS. Frank +. Of Jack
son and J r. Of the 500 two Kelleys
l.. L. OF Clare and s. II. of Berrien
both second treiners Two Monroes. J
u Of Grand Traverse and J. $. OF
Gogebic, who also have had Legislative
experience, and two members Of the
Waters family. A. J OF Washtenaw
reelected and g. H. Of Saginaw. with
two kelleys IN the house there will ~
third presiding over the upper house.
The Legislature will convene Wednes
day noon. Jan >.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
S|(Ie Politics

GOV. Warner, considers Ford river
Delta county, the banner township of
the state. having given him 1913 votes
20 one for Kinmerle. Ogemaw county,
whore the Lorgau ranch is located,
and where the Widow Jersey lived,
gave him a plurality Of go with only
aG9 votes cast
only one other governor Of Michigan
has received a larger purality when he
came mp for reelection than when
elected the FIRST time John + Rich.
when elected in 1902, had plurality
of 10 $50. and he was reelected in -
by lO6. 392 GOV Warmers plurality
in 1904 was 90. 22s This year it ap-
proximates 100 900
The next state campaign will be the
fight for the next governorship Of
Michigan Already there are indica-
tions that the scrap will begin about
the first Of March. OF as soon as the
senatorial matter Is ont Of the way
The next governor will be chosen by
primary ballot and there will be no
such walkaway rs Fred Warner had the
first time u governor was ever chosen
by direct ballot in June last Pat
Kelly wants the place Auditor
General Bradley wants il, State Treas
urer Glazier has hankerins a. step
up higher. Revenue Collector Lemon
might get into the game State Chair
man Diekema thinks he would look
well in the governor chair and there
are others who may get IN tho race be.
fore the entries are closed. There IL
plenty Of time for the entries. almost
two years, but the FIRST skirmishes will
BE- fought within few months
Burrows is at Washington. but the
appointment Of a successor 10 George
VANITY as district Judge az Grand
Rapids has Of necessity been put Oft
until the president returns from Pan.
anna, ana even then IL promises 20 be
quite a task 10 pick the man. ~ there
IL school Of six avowed candidates
and the Lord knows how many recep-
tive ones In Grand Rapids alone
there are three. Arthur Dennison.
Judge Wolvett and Charles Blair The
latter IL personal friend Of the presi-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

Figuratiyely speaking. on Monday
list the woodsman's tax descended on
America $ last bit Of cork pine, the
species that made Cass River famous
IN Michigan palmy lumber days.
Actually these rare. old trees were
sawed down. for they are too valuable
% suffer even chip waste, and they
were taken OF as close % the roots as
the saw could get
4 force Of 5 men had prepared roads
for winter Logging campaign, for IL
viii require sis or even months 70 clear
tie 60-aere tract Sleeth a @ Donnell Of
Saginaw purchased from John striger.
ina Eikland township. Tuscola county.
There are over 300 perfect cork pines.
varying IA diameter from two 20 live
feet ~ splendid lot Of these trees ia
was ever seen on 50 small an area.
They are all exceptionally large trees.
free from knots. and they viii scale
anywhere from GOO 900 10 O00. 600 feet
according 10 the waste
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
Hunting Tales.

Aryid Biork is about the happiest
man in Crystal Falls He bagged a
monster wolf last Saturday and says
that he II take wolf in preference to
deer any day.
DIR. Larson bagged a big buck ON
Saturday. Doe cant be- touched
with a ten foot pole since that event
John Klesges and party made 80
much noise on their way To their hunt
ing grounds last Sunday morning that
they awoke everyone in the city The
noise resulted from a tin pail tied to
the rear axle Of their buck board and
with that blackboard rattling over the
frozen streets Mt 40 gait our readers
can imagine what noise factory II
was
Jess lessen. Bob Wilson and Chas
Paro went ont sunday morning for u
week hunt
Ell Massie managed to down big
deer down at the paint dam or in that
vicinity during the week.
John Nelson and Tom Brooks are IN
the party with Bob Wilson and others
mp on the Fence.
A party leaves for camp 4 tomorrow
consisting OF Chas. n Watson, +. ID,
Ball. f. w. Cole Phil Shaw ! =.
Oswald and others They will be gone
week
The biggest haul' Of the season. 50
far. + reported from Mastodon whore
three Firms bagged i've deer up 10 and
including last Tuesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

Ihnye found q tried and tss,,d cure for Rhsus
matisml Nuta r,mcdy that vii siraighten The
distorted limits 81 chronic crpplc', nor iun tony
grosths back 10 ncsh again. That = Impossible.
Hut can now surely iill the paine and pangs %
this drplOrable disease.
In GermauS-wth Chemist in he city q
narmsiadi Il found the last ingredient viii
which Dr shoor, Rheumatic Remedy was maoe
y perfected dependable prescription Withoul
that last ingredient successfully treated MANI
many cases oi Hh,tmafi.m nui nov. 80 last, itunl
forrniy cures al durable eases ~ ibis horetoicrt
much DREADED di.fnse. 1ho-c sand lik, granular
wastes found iu Rheumatic hlood. seem todissolvf
and pass away under the action 81 this remedy o.
freely a. does sugar when added " pure water
And then. when dissolved. these poisonous waste
freely pass frum the system and The cause -
Ighenmatism Is gone forever. There u now ~
real need.-no sexual excuss "a suffer longer With
out help. We eel. and b. confidence recommend
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
M

REPORT or rnE CONDITION or
The Iron County National Rank 81 Crystal
Fails. ~ crystal Falls Ia thr stateOf Miehi-
gam nt thu close - business un HE fsth dav
~ Nt,Vpntbrr tnN
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

Praises the Englewood (N. - Links.
n. Pliny Moran. prominent Wash.
ington golfer and member OF the Co
lumbia Golf club. recently visited En-
glewood. y. j.. where he witnessed the
best OF Americas golfers contest for
the amateur title.
Mr.. Moran inspected the course thor.
oughly and OF Il he says
the greens az Englewood are the
finest | have ever seen. The APP
proaches and putting greens are IDEAL
"On Tuesday. Tie opening day. while
playing the qualifying round. TraNers
went over tile course la a deluge OF
rain in the remarkable figures OF ~.
IL Is true that Walter Travis did t Ia
- earlier Ia The afternoon. but lie
didn't have 10 contend with The ele.
menis 4 heavy rainstorm, such as
the one Trayers encountered surely
makes hrlecu strokes difference Ia q
mans game Under such conditions
the footing + Insecure the rain carries
the ball on its course aud the turf
loses It's elasticity, an OF which serves
TO destroy the players Judgment OF
distance and the accuracy Of his
strokes if 1raycrs could do the
eighteen holes IN such downpour OF
rain in such good figures the greens
cannot be a. bad as Egan claims They
are"
According % Moran Jerome Ira
ycrs was one OF the most popular
men ia the tournament He has hosts
OF admirers. and all were sorry to see
him beaten In tie opinion 81 Mr.
Moran. Walter Travis wns the most
finished golfer ia the tournament
There Is nothing sensational Ia bis
style ~ play, but be can always be-
depended upon 10 do 81 or better
Nut Boys sensational Performance.
Nut Boys performance az Rochester
\. ~ recently. was truly sensational
He won the 2l6 trot from fast field
Ia straight heats which be trotted in
2.llh, 2.i4 and Pits 4 heat Ia
trotting race Ia 2li4 so early IN Tie
year Is not only seldom recorded. but
the Rochester track. at Crittonden
park. over which Nut BOY irotted. =
q half mile one which. as above said.
makes his performance truly sensation
al The worlds record for q trotter In
race over half mile track u i0i.-
hut second faster II was made by
Dandy Jim. 2.0eA.. u veteran 2;10 trot-
ter. Previous 20 the recent race In
question Nut Boys record was but
2:i5l.. which again emphasizes the bril-
lance Of his achievement Nut Roy Is
bay geldlng whose career has been
checkered He IL not Young horse,
and the early part 81 his life was y
stormy one. owing. u IL said. 60 his
temper. which was 90 bad ~ 10 cause
him 90 be given up by n series Of al
ferent trainers % hopeless proposition
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
Resigns as Postmaster

j. +. Bower has rendered his re-
signation as postmaster ~ Greenland
The announcement that he had taken
- step came as surprise 10 the
pns Of the Office and in other por-
Syns Of the county where Mr. Bower
Is well known
His successor has not yet been nam
ed. John J Welsh il an Applicant for
the place and has q lot Of influential
backing. The Office Is fourth class and
pays about $40 per month
Mr.. Bower has served ~ postmaster
for five and one half years and has
given excellent satisfaction. onton.
sgon Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

A mass meeting WAS held at STAN
baugh last Saturday evening for the
purpose Of talking over the waterworks
situation After the matter had been
thprouhly discussed IL was decided TO
ask the village council 10 appoint a
committee 10 wait on the Iron River
council and see if temporary arrange
ments could not be- made Ia furnish the
power and water. providing the council
here laid the necessary water main TO
connect the two systems. At the pre-
sent time 70 is costing the village over
$500 a month for fuel and the neces-
sary mower. which Is more than we
can afford 10 pay And again the min
ing company may order the boilers
torn down and moved elsewhere. which
would leave us without water or fire
protection Of any kind. IL is probable
that during the winter the legislature
will be asked 10 pass an enabling act
allowing the village 10 bond for n
sufficient amount 30 build new plant
or TO make permant arrangements with
Iron River
The council at later meeting APP
pointed Gust Djnpe and W. T. Movie
% wait. on.the Iron River council.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

There are cheap tar preparations put
mp under names similar 10 Warner :
White Tar. that costs the dealers about
seven cents bottle and sold for twenty
i've cents The old story You We heard
It, Something just as good Don {
be fooled. insist ON having Warner :
White Wine OF Tar. the Best Cough
Remedy on Earth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
The SPORTING WORLD
Manager Connie MACK Confident.

Manager Connie Mack Confident.
Connie MacA, manager OF Tie Phila-
deiphla athletics, has already ordered
new hagpole FOR the American
league pennant OF 1906. I'VE viii re
peat last years record says Connie
I'VE know where we are going and
were on our way
However. ihc New York Yankees
and the cleveland blnes may have
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
To Cure a COldin One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMOQuinns
Druggists refund money u
IL fails 10 cure T. w Groves sigma
turc is on each box &c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17

something up their sleeves In the way
OF surprise for Connie before The
season closes.
But as Connie is full blooded
Irishman he just can't help being con
fident
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
3 Rooms furnished
completely. ParIor
bedroom, Kitchen.
$3.50
THERE ARE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE

who buy furniture here you If Why Our fun
section the largest the Northwest and sedow such
collection artistic and high grade furniture the prices that
appeal economical buyer We here and
buy your furniture please please others Visit this
department you the and aeeisom yourself
things. You Will attention whether
buy, OF ask information.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1906-11-17
work Stopped

Work on the Milwaukee extension
west from Glenham Dakota has been
stopped owing TO the inability Of the
company - secure enough men for the
truck laying gang There has been 5
great shortage In the labor market an
summer aud the company has struggled
with many difficulties Finally, IN
disgust the work Of laying steel has
been abandoned aitor Is little more
than q mile % track had been laid west
oi the temporary bridge
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03
DR.. SOLTAU ON PROGRAM
EMINENT PREACHER WILL SPEAK
AT NORTHWESTERN BIBLE CON
FERENCE THIS EVENING.

At the northwestern Bible conference
at the fair grounds last evening the
first address was by Rev. J. H. Sammis
Of Sullivan, Ind, who spoke on "Argu-
ments for His Coming He was fol-
lowed by Norman III. Camp Of Moody
institute, Chicago, who was heard in q
strong discussion Of "Full Salvation
from the Penalty, Power and Presence
of SIM which salvation, the speaker
urged, would be completed at Christ g
second advent.
The program today was of excep-
tional interest. The devotional hour
was led by Rev. G. D. Baker of Rich
field. It was followed by another ad-
dress by Norman III. Camp, an earnest
and scriptural presentation Of "The
True Foundation" by Rev. r. N. Mar.
tin of st. Paul. and sermon on
'sChrist All in All,' by Dean Frost
Of the northwestern Bible and mission.
airy training school.
In the afternoon DR.. George Soltau
gave another OF his instructive addresses
on "The Christian Life-Its Purposes,
followed by DR.. w. B. Riley, who dis
cussed "The Reply Of Scripture to the
Question Of Science
This evening the conference will
again have the pleasure Of hearing DR.
soltau, who will speak on the theme
announced for DR.. John Robertson
whose illness has prevented him from
presenting The Morning Star-How
| Saw It.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03
STREET RAILWAY WOULD
DODGE PAYING EXPENSE

Thru the watchfulness Of Corporation
Attorney J. w. Michael Of St. Paul the
street railway company was thwarted
last evening In an attempt to railroad
thru the assembly an ordinance which,
if, passed, would relieve the company
Of keeping the pavement between the
tracks on East Seventh street in repair.
The measure provided that the company
could be held only for the first cost Of
the pavement. g. zt
Superintendent Burdick Of the street
railway company objected to having the
ordinance referred to the committee on
streets. Finally he and Mr.. Michael
got together and agreed on an amend
1.l,nt, ,vulcn, it is believed, will fully
protect the city. Mr.. Burdick said
that the matter was an unintentional
mistake. ~
-"I have some peculiar experiences
with your company replied Mr.. Mi j;
chael, =" over this very matter, and 1t
is for that reason that raise the point
this evening There seems to be some
misunderstanding on this very point In
respect to some old ordinances cover
ing exactly the same matter. It is bet
ter to have the matter settled once and
for all. In case the sandstone wears
out the city could not compel you to
replace it or keep it in proper repair. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03
ENGAGEMENT IS BROKEN
WITH SCANT COURTESY

Alton, N. j., Aug. 8.-The engage
ment Of DR.. James Elliot and Miss
Clemency Ewing Of this place has been
broken In highly sensational way;
and the affair is the one theme of talk
today turnout all southern New Jersey.
DR.. Elliot came to Alton some months
ago as assistant to DR.. Thomas Cor
don. On his way hither, while passing
thru patch Of woodland, he rescued q
who was seeking to kidnap her. The
girl was Miss Ewing, niece of DR.. Cor
don. The acquaintance thus dramati-
cally begun soon ripened into mutual
love. The man who had tried to kid
nap Miss Ewing repeated the attempt,
and, in an effort to abduct her from
before her very home, was attacked
and killed by Gordon's bull terrier, a
powerful brute devoted to his pretty
young mistress. ..-
The killing caused a nine.day sensa-
nouncement that the dead man was
none other than James Mendon, no.
torious English blackleg and Glenn
| ency's father. He had deserted he1
mother soon after their marriage and
DR.. Gordon had brought their child up
under the name of Ewing" in hope
| of Guiding Mendon IS search.
The tragedy and it's accompanying
excitement had barely begun to fade
from peoples memory when, q day, OF
SO ago, Miss Ewing formally broke he,
engagement to DR.. Elliot. Pressed fol
reason, she at first refused to assign
| one, but later made the astounding
declaration that Elliot was murderer
She refused to make public any more
explicit statement Of the case, and the
mystery deepened. IN.
| The whole affair is now about to b.
cleared up, however, and full revelation,
Of the entire battling case will be print
ed in next Sundays edition Of ht
Journal. If you fail to discover it il
fe 9fe rs" Mary s1Siy wIns
powerful heart romance which is ap
pearing serially and exclusively in thi
paper. ~. ....t
"Doc Gordon" is fourth Of the fa
nous $150,000 series Of hitherto I'm
published International masterpieces o,
fiction issued by the Authors and News
papers. association before they appea
in book form.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03

About one hundred Journal cadets re-
ported at The Parade last night for the
drill Of the second battalion. In view
of the near approach of G. A. R. week.
the attendance should have been larger.
The drill, too, was not as snappy as
last week, and Company L in particu-
lar was slouchy, altho it's attendance
was pretty fair, as was that Of "Small
AZ company.
Company A now leads the cadet
league in baseball, having played two
games and won both. Last night 4
defeated 81 company, one of the strong
est in the league, IA to 8. Hanson did
good pitching for A, while Captain
Campbell and Myers were strong at the
bat. For H, Wiserman and Bolter did
the best work.
Company G. failed to turn out full
team and went down to defeat easily
before Company K, to l. Jungle and
Elder did the best work.
Tomorrow night Companies @ and x
will play a game preceding their drill
of the East Side grounds, Thirteenth
and University avenues Sc. Tomorrow
morning the usual practice march to
Cedar lake will be taken, leaving The
Parade at 1880 am.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-08-03
TIMBER TRESPA ASS
LAW IS UPHELD.
SUPREME COURT DECLARES ACT
OF 1895 is VALID.
Several State Cases Against Lumber
men Are Involved, and Will Now Be
Pushed for Trial Upon Their Merits
State May Collect Treble Damages
from Trespassers.

The state law against timber tres
pass has been upheld by the supreme
court today in all it's details, including
the double and treble damages. The
test case on which many other suits
depend is that Of the state against the
Shevlin- Carpenter Lumber, company
which was decided today in favor OF
the state. It was appealed on demur-
rer, involving the constitutionallty OF
the law, and will now go back to the
lower court for trial upon it's merits
This prosecution is one Of several In
stituted by Attorney General Young
in consequence Of the disclosures made
by s. r. johnson when public examin-
er. It is alleged that the lumber COM
pany took the timber from state land
without a permit, and the state is
suing for three times the value of the
logs A case against Bonness & Howe
has also been appealed and will be de.
cided on the same line. It is the first
real test ever made Of the trespass law
of 1895, which some state authorities
have declared could not be enforced or
| proved valid. It strengthens the hands
Of the state auditor and state timber
board In their efforts to suppress the
practice of trespassing on state lands,
over 500, 900 is involved in the Shev-
| lin arpenter case and other suits de-
| pending on the decision. ).
The syllabus Of the decision Is as fol
| lows: 49,. i
First-Chapter 15S general laws 1895, declar'
| ing certain acts Of trespass upon state lands 9
| crime, imposing a penalty therefor and fixing
the measure Of damages to be recovered In 0
| civil action, construed and held to impose upor
a casual or Involuntary trespasser criminal pun
tshment and also double damages for his wrong
full acts.
Second-So construed, the statute is held no
| obnoxious to constitutional principles, but
valid legislative enactment.
Third-It is within the exclusive power of thu
legislature to declare what acts shall constitute
a crime to define the same and provide sucl
punishment therefor as may be deemed appro
pirate.
Fourth-A statute imposing double or treble
damages for trespass upon lands owned b!
| the state does not violate the constitutions
rights Of the Citizen even tho the same act o
trespass may be punishable as a crime.
Fifth-The state may recover such damage
| in civil action, and tho in the nature Of
penalty, the wrongdoer is not thereby twic
put in Jeopardy of punishment for the sam
offense.y ~ r z~5.,E- - 2,.2
| Sixth-Section Z of Article / of the stat
constitution, providing that no person shall b
twice put in jeopardy Of punishment for tn
same offense, applies only to criminal prosecu
lions.
seventh-The title Of the statute above re
ferred to held sufficient to comply with til
constitutional requirement that no law sha
embrace more than one subject which shall b
expressed in its title T
| Order affirmed. Brown, j.