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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

oldfime Wheeling stogies, 3 FOR 8
cents, al O!smilh's
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

The oldest and best NO sL5stl
tntes. Pure drugs Our prescription
department is the best in city. Ren.
frO's Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

WHY NOT BUY A GUARANTEED
SHOE-lF THEY GO WRONG We
MAKE THEM RiGHT-coSTs NO
MORE THAN sHODDY SHOES.
TOM.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

The Leader IS a yssmber Of the As.
sociated Press and sceivos the day
telegraph report ol that great news
organization for exclusive afternoon
publication in Guthrie and 80 miles
radius.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

Mems Wizard. SEQ advertised
shoe for $50 al Robinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

WHEN YOU ARE OFFERED =
SHOE STAMPED $3.50 FOR s2.5ol
DON'T BUY 1T, IT'S A GOLD BRICK.
COME HERE. WE SELL THE
GUARANTEED KIND. THEY APE
ALL GOOD. TOM.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

nv Mems work shoes are unequaled
AZ ihe nrioe. $50 to $500. Try
them at Rohinson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22
Mems Wizard, q s4.oo advertised
shoe fer $50 At Robinson's.

That new attraction at the Empire
Theatre Is entertaining and new
you'n miss a treat if you don't see il
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-08-22

For fresh country butter and eggs
and an kinds Of vegetables. call on
GINS Anderson, corner Division ana
Cleveland.
Nice line Meerschaum and Briad
Pipes just in 40 Olemitn's
Private money 70 loun on ciry prop
ert.f. Low interos., Oids, Lymop Gray
block.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

FERNS. $500 per year, in advance
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05
HORACE ]. STEVENS,
Editor and Publisher,
III POSTOFFICE BLOCK,
HOUGHTON. MICHIGAN

the iron building was purchased by the
school board aud Of the arguments that
were put mp against 1t have lived 70
see the wisdom Of that move. The
building was the only one available ex.
cepting the VanAnda building. on the
main street which could be rented at
SO per room per year or 500 per
month. Another alternative was to
build four room school house on the
old lot at cost of g. 600. The iron
building was purchased Of Mr. Noriarty
for So, 600 with the understanding that
$500 worth Of remodeling be- paid for
by Mr.. Moriarty thus netting him
81, POO This was six years ago The
building earned 50, 600 in rent and now
sells for 81. s57 20. Not bad invest
ment
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

northwest quarter Of section ten (l0t
in Township forty four tiil North,
Ranue thirty.one $50 West the east
half Of northwest quarter, northeast
quarter Of southwest quarter and north
west quarter Of southeast quarter Of
section fourteen CD in Township
forty three 49, North Of Range thirty
three t93 west tile north half OF
northwest quarter and north half Of
northeast quarter Of section twenty two
la2l IL Township forty thrce l3J
North Range thiriytwo t32l West
the northeast quarter If section thirty
3Ol and an ot section twenty 2Or
except The northwest quarter of the
southwest quarter thereof. an ia Town.
ship for.y two flel North Range
thirty two 30 West the enst half Of
the northeast quarter southwest quart
~ Of northeast quarter and southeast
quarter of northwest quarter Of section
thirty -four ,3i) ia Township forty-four
"a North of Range thirty two 1927
West also al the right title and in
terest If the said Beatrice r. Adams in
all ores and minerals contained in
those certain other tracts or parcels OF
land in said county and state described
as follows All Of section twenty eight
t2sl and the southwest quarter Of Soc
ton thirtytwo 1927 in Township forty
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

FHst publication Dec go 1906 last
Mar IT, 1907
Wheroas Bcatrico + Adams made
and executed 4 certain mortgage. bear
ing date the twenty fourth day Of
September. A. D. 1906. 10 William w
Wyckol. which was recorded m the
Office Of the register Of deeds Of the
County Of Iron, in the state Of Mich.
gan. on the twenty-eighth day of
September. A. d. 1908. at eleven
o clock in the forenoon, in liber seven
OF mortgages on pages $40 and 500 and
whereas the amount claimed TO be due
upon said mortgage. at the date Of
this notice. Is the sum of two hundred
fifty three dollars and twenty six, cents
and no suit or proceeding has been in.
stituted AT law TO recover the debt now
remaining secured thereby, OF any
part thereof and whereas default has
been made in the payment OF the
money secured by said mortgage
whereby the power OF sale contained
therein has become operative: now,
therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of said power Of sale. and in
pursuance thereof. and of the statute
in such case made and provided. the
said mortgage will be force, srd by a
sale Of the mortgaged isos az
public vendue. 10 the bidder,
az the front door OF tn eUl nse nc
the City Of Crystal ai n said
county. that being the ding
the circuit court within nty
on the twenty arch,
A. ID. 1907. at ten Dol fore
noon the description said
premises contained IN gage is
as follows: All tina lHG q one
quarter interest IN ana va GER
tain tracts or parcels - m and pre-
misses, hereinafter particularly describ
cd situate. lying and b8ing in the
County Of Iron and State ct Michigan
The southwest quarter. west hale Of
northeast quarter. and east half Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

a decline of nearly 3, OO0, 600 600 feet
in the white pine lumber cut Of Mich.
igan. Wisconsin and Minnesota IN the
years from 1899 to 1906 constitutes a
factor 50 striking in the economics Of
this industry that II i certain 70 have
large part in tho dicussion Of the
lumber tariff aud the general subject
of the shifting Of the industry from
one section Of the country TO another
Within Eve years the five leading states
81 the country Ii the lnmber industry
have hesn crowded aside and the state
of Washington now ranks fra. in
lumber production During 1900 and
1904 Wisconsin held FIRST rank in
lumber production with Minnesota
third 81 the first year named and now
the latter state bins dropped to fourth
rank a. q result 81 the stride forward
9f Washington and che development
of the yellow pine industry ot
Louisiana
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

The big mail order houses have sent
notices 10 thoir customers % the effect
that they will fill no more orders for
sugar or Hour This act Is an admis-
sion that they cannot compete with
the country merchant ON articles that
cannot be misrepresented Therefore,
il is a fair conclusion that If the mail
order houses cannot compete with the
country merchant on these articles
neither can they compete on other
articles. II patrons OF these houses
will take the trouble to compare the
catalogue price on standard articles
with the price local merchants put on
the same goods they find ID the cheap
est 20 trade at home, besides saving
cost Of freight or express, for 10 is a
fact that these mail order merchants
box-car merchants they are moro pro.
perly called-depend entirely for sue
cess upon their chief stock in trade
which Is misrepresentation. Madison
Democrat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05
THE MAN WITH THE MUCK RAKE
AND THE MAN WITH Al JOB.

BY Frank Crane. from Golfers for
December ss. 1906
The word muck -rakor is an epithet
An epithet is always historical in
structive. Il usually exhibits az a
glance a mans value 10 the world and
the worlds contempt for him. 1t is
cursing az fine art.
The word Christian was originally a
pagan iibe Methodist slnr, and
mugwump an expression Of scorn. The
condemned took up the challenge and
gloried in what was said to be their
shame. Christians boast Of their name
Methodists arc proud Of their little
title, and the outcast mug wumps have
become tho kidgloved elite of politics
Muckrakers were called such, using
an Illustration from Bunyan as term
Of degradation They denied the
allegation and denied tho alligator
But who knowsl Perhaps some day
the Newport descendants Of the poor
writer's who are now cursing them.
selves rich may hear upon their auto
mobile doors and have engraved upon
their sugar tongs 3he tscutcheon 81
nucy-rake
1t is not because he axes MP scandals
and looks only for shame TINT the
muck raker has come into his kingdom +
h. refused to Be side tracked by such d
shoreo standal-mongers Sc have bal
apltnty from TIE village gossip %
$40 yermiu who publish tie Chicago
CIub Follow and the Now York
Town Topics
But the muckraker Inns done better
than chat fio % Clio man who has
dared % knock b pieces the geoat
American mud god Success
Thore never was an idol made Of
cheaper commonef dirt We have
kow towed To IL s. long We think it's
blasphemy 20 speak against H. As a
matter OF TACT success Is "a often as
not destructive To character A good
way 10 lose your soul is to gain the
world.
The thirst FOR a fine. high and noble
order OF life is unquenchable IN the
bosoms of men. But the poor runts we
have elected 60 this superior class It
Is 70 laugh Once the earth had kings
and dukes and people Of birth. Lack
ing knowledge o. true godlike aristo-
cracy of Brains and Character we set
mp these pitiful driblets OF FIRST fami.
lies The Frenchman ~ Paris and
thereabout. and the American Colonists
in the closing DAYS Of the eighteenth
century had great time smashing
these cheap pottery divinities.
Nowadays. we having been delivered
Of the old gods Of Egypt. have made
INTO ourselves a new golden calf. It
Is money. Those who have heaps OF IL
are called selects blue points. The
rest Of us are common. These be- thy
gods q Israel
We believe In money, maker OF
heaven and earth. aud in Success.
All manner Of sin and blasphemy shall
be forgiven men except words against
the Successful Millions can do no
wrong. Vested interests are sacred,
and the Senate are the vestal virgins
We were decorating our national
Pantheon, In much pride. with the
busts OF the Caesars to whom we had
voted divine honors. There stood the
togaed forms OF Julius Caesar Rookie.
Teller and Augustus Armour and
Hadrian Hyde and Claudinus Dcpew
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05
Fred II Abbott.

u you are Constipated, dull or
bilious on have a sallow lifeless com
pleSion, try Lax.ets just once 10 see
what they viii DO FOR you Lax-ets are
little toothsome Candy tablets to
eat nice in effect. No gripping. no
pain. just gentle laxative effect that
Is pleasingly desirable Handy for the
vest pocket or purse, Lax meet
every desire. Lax-ets come to you in
beautiful Autographed metal boxes at
. cents and e5 cents. Sold by Sam
Bridges.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

Tis said that thcre il a Joker in
the pure food law The said joker
comes from the fact that no provision
for enforcement Is made IN the law,
which goes on % say what shall be
considered pure food and drugs and
what the penalty a for violating the
same but il doesn cay to whom shall
be delegated the duty Of seeing % il
That nD person disoheys the law.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

Welsh rarebit is again in vogue this
season Go ont in the yard and catch
nice fat rarobit and chloroform IL
SINCE over cake Of lie and place in
the grating dish on the dining room
table in full view Of the company In
the same dish place a chunk OF animal.
ed cheese and fry till IL yells. Add one
quart OF beer to make you forget t.
Cut IN.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

The attitude Of the representatives
who voted against the bin Go raise the
pay Of members Of congress from s.. 600
10 81, 600 per year does not receive the
approval OF any practical. thinking
man. II is clearly an afraid Of the
cars case. There is not member in
congress but knows that S., 900 per
year Is insufficient compensation. Why
that sum wouldn hire mining cap
tain or sawmill superintendent OF aver
age abilit, these days. Here are cor.
porations pal ing anywhere from go ;
600 to ! 90. 900 for men competent to
run tueir usin,ss yet the business Of
the bieg. country on the face OF the
eartb IA ~ ue run ON salaries that don {
Alu urmber OF congress to make
bot III mcet lt is probable that the
matte, ia come up again and we
hops b. re the vote OF our twelfth dis.
trict member recorded for the measure.
IL Is just measure and there should
be- no playing politics in this case.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

10 may be that President Roosevelt
didn't follow in the well defined paths
In disposing Of the negro soldiers but
he disposed of IL Ia wholesome and
thorough manner that meets with
general approval. Notwithstanding that
some Of our prominent republican
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

and we began to walk chesty before the
Old Word. We met and sang Ave,
Wall Street, Immortalists
Then along came sockless Socialist,
there were few vigorous swipes with
the rake. and how the unbeliever in
our gods grows ribald over us.
We do not approve of the muck-rak
or. Most Of men are men with Jobs
We are holding on 30 the same with
more or less circumspection. We have
to Keep the children in school and the
Missus in Browning class We can e
talk out ourselves, but ho our hearts
20 out ip the dark 70 the muck-raker.
The man with job is legion. His
virtue is caution. He walks softly
before the Lord. He has neat, shifty
sidestep and can dodge trouble every
time.
Sometimes he is bishop and says
nothing in deep. rotund voice. Or
ne has a newspaper. and his news Is
edited from the counting room. He
sits in the senate and doesn't forget
the corporation who put him there. He
may be a judge. but he knows The
political boss who got him his nomina-
ton. He may be called Governor, but
his real business is keeping up his
fences. He may reach plaiudinous
gospel fervently and be strenuous in
dsnouncing the Turk or any one else
who lives far enouh away. Or the
muck -raker may be a she, and engaged
in the noble ambition OF butting into
society, and she knows enouh TO sneeze
when Mrs. Thinummy taxes snuff.
Somehow this muck -raking outbreak
has heartened the old-fashioned and
true American man. IL has been a
superb demonstration OF the power Of
conscience. Respected knayery and
vested time honored fraud sneered over
its champagne cup at the puny penny
a-liners who were after them. But IL
was David and Goliath again. The
giants in whiteshirt fronts and NUT
tonchop WHISPERS fed before the .un-
shaven.
We had thought that the Depew Nc
Curdy- Rockefeller Rogers group were
not Of this earth and then. presto we
discovered they were simply clay, and
very common just common clay And
50, countrymen, you who worship
Success in your grooves and nign
places, your god is prove fraud after
all Money can 20 to the penitetiary.
The snob, the sham, and the hnmbug
invariably come to grief.
Bill Nye late one night entered
fashionable New York hotel and asked
for room. He looked seedy, so the
be diamonded clerk told MIN there was
only one room left, and that under the
cornice and that he have to pay in
advance "Oh, all right was the
humorists reply. He wrote his name
in the register and pulled a heavy roll
ofsyellowiack bills. When the clerk
saw the roll and the name great light
dawned on him BY, the way, Mr.
Nyla he said, with sugar in his voice,
come TO think Of It. we have an
elegant room on the second floor you
can have. I'd forgotten "Oh, all
right said Nye But do you
know he continued, Won remind
me Of Clay2 The clerk sweled and
auwsered Why, no, don think
any one ever told me looked like
Henry Clay Oh. not Henry re-
sponded Nye, not Henry iust com.
mon ordinary clay son know mud
- --.s.saa-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

Che e S senatorial situation Is am
chaos ~ lansing On che day that
The legislature opened combination
was effected between Railroad Com
missioner AtWoor ana the Hll sup
porters which included uumbor oi
prominent politicians from all parts
9i tho state
On ne heels 81 this announcement
q boinb was dropped into 10 senatorial
camp By tho issuing of assigned state-
ment by Governor Warmer from his
sick tut at Pennington iii which he
declared himself to be opposed to the
selection Of Mr. Hill and gave as his
reason certain rumors that Lo had
heard Of the illegal use Of money TO
influence votes, Indirectly pointing to
Mr. Hill as the dispenser Of the coin.
He asked that balloting be deferred for
week and that thorough investiga.
tion Of the rumOrs be made The Hill
men Immediately issued statements
denying any such misuse Of money and
asking for the most thorough investi
cation. The other candidates courted
the inquiry and the governor request
was complied with.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

leaders have seized upon the incident
TO create personal capital or vent their
spite ngainst the President
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

four CA North Of Range thirty.two
l5sl : West and the Northwest quarter
OF tho southwest quarter Of section
twenty l2O) in Township forty two
l4sl North Range thirty.two 1927
West Being tho same promises and
rights Of which Ella l.. Adams died
seized on March 3Oth 1904.
Dated December twonty-eighth 1906
William w. WyckoR,
Mortgage.
Fred II Abbott.
Attorney TOR Mortgagee
business address Crystal Falls
Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-01-05

SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-22
FUNERALS AT N1RBONNE.
No Disorder Project Fears to Leaue
Quarters-Ofcers Boycotted.

Narbonne, June 21.-The funeral of the VIC
TINS OF Thursdays riots was held to-day, and
passed off without untoward incident. 1t was
an impressive ceremony, attended by the entire
population of the countryside. All public or
CARNATIONS were represented by delegates. The
bier of the girl who was slain was surrounded
by girls in white gowns. There many
flowers on the cOfins. inscribed ITO Martyrs
a band played funeral marches, church bells
were tolled all the shops and banks We're closed
dwelling houses dTaped with Grape and
flags flew at half-mast. At the cemetery thero
were number of funeral orations, and after
ward the crowd dispersed in an orderly man
In the early part of the day cordons of troops
were everywhere and a large force surrounded
the prefecture. In spite of this precauton, the
PrefeCt did not dare venture out. Five generals
who are now in the city obliged to wear
plain clothes. They and all other officers and
officials boycotted The hotels refuse to
take them in and the shops decline to sell them
goods.
Toward evening, when it that no
disturbances We're likely to follow the funeral,
the strain was relaxed, the cordons of troops
were withdrawn and the people began to prom
enade the streets usual
General Turcas. who, under duress of the mob
swOre not to make use of the cuirassIers against
the people, has been retired by the Minister Of
War.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-22
AMERICANS HELD IN SALVADOR.
Minister Merry's Demands Rejected-Case
Goes to Washington.

San Salvador, June 21.-George and Edward
Moissant American citizens. who it is alleged
conspired with o number of Salvadorans TO capt
ure the army barracks at Sonsonate last April
as a part of Potenciano Escalon's revolutionary
movement have been imprisoned and are being
tried for that offence. Mr. Merry the American
Minister, addressed a communication to the gov
ernment concerning the case, threatening a ces-
sation of diplomatic relations and demanding an
indemnity for the arrest of the Mossants. The
Minister of Relations replied energeticaly, deny
ing the claim and declaring that it was not in
accordance with international law. He has de-
cided 10 refer the case TO the Salvadoran lega-
ton at Washington for settlement.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-22
A RIOT AT MONTPELIER.

Montpelier. June 21.-What promised to be
another ugly riot broke out here this evening.
but the vigorous charges Of the troops, which
drove the mob from place to place. finally re
suited in d semblance OF order being restored.
The crowd again used revolvers but although
a number Of persons were hurt no deaths have
been report ed.
The mob erected a barricade shortly before
midnight. but the troops demolished it after a
sharp struggle
Peasants tore up railroad tracks in numerous
places. and the 1920 Regiment, on the way 10
Beziers was unable to go beyond Paulhan. Be
sides tearing up the rails there the peasants
sacked the station. Sub-Prefect Leuier arrived
from Lodeve to investigate the trouble and was
captured by four hundred peasants. who held
him as a hostage and locked him in the town
hail.
At Campagnan station the railroad track was
demolished, the telegraph wires We're cut and a
locomotive was overturned. The stations at
Saint Pargoire and Vnleyerao also were
wrecked.
New-York tribune., 1907-06-22
ODESSA PRISONS FULL.
Three Thousand ArrestS - Bomb
Kills One and Injuries Mann.

Odessa, June PA detachment Of troops to-
day arrested seventy Socialists who had as
sembled in a restaurant. The number of per-
sons arrested in Odessa alone since the dssolu-
ton OF parliament is approximately three
thousand.
one man was killed and fifteen We're wounded
in a shop into which terrorists to-day threw a
bomb because the owner declined TO contribute
20 the terrorists funds, 10 which the principal
merchants are paying tribute regularly. The
terrorists recently killed a storekeeper who re-
fused to contribute money to their cause. The
police are utterly unable TO cope with the outlaw
element.
An armed band attacked the main guardhouse
at krasnoyarsk last night, with the intention Of
freeing the political prisoners. The commander
Of the guard and two Of the attacking party
were killed Some Of the prisoners escaped
An imperial ukase has been issued TO the gov
ernors Of the provinces of Archangel, Novgorod,
Olnetz, Pskoff. Ryazan, Smolensk Tver and
Yaroslav, empowering them 10 suspend news
papers, disperse meetings, Danish undesirable
persons and take other measures for the rnainte-
nance OF public security by administrative
process, without having resort 10 the courts, and
TO infiict punishment up to three months i'm
prisonment and $500 fine. These provinces in
clude practically the entire area of Russia where
some form Of martial law has not already been
proclaimed. The administrative powers of the
governors correspond with those given under a
state Of reinforced security The step was
taken TO head off agrarian disorders
The assassin OF Colonel Guessekoffsky. the
assistant harbor commandant at Sebastopol,
who was murdered June 16. has been con-
demned to death. The .nutineers OF the battle
ships Sinope and Tria Sviatitelia will be tried
early in July.
The court martial convened 10 try the mutt
nous sappers at the summer camp, near Kieff,
is said TO have acted with promptness and Sc
verify. II IS rumored that forty-eight mutt
neers have already been condemned and shot.
AS the first result OF the investigation into
the nutiny the commander and other officers Of
the mutinous battalion have been removed and
the non-commissioned officers have been as
signed TO other battalions.