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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
sharkey Eliminates.

Gins Tommy Burns beaten good
man YETI" asks Tom Sharkey.
Twice he went the limit with
O'Brien. Jack Sullivan beat him He
went the limit with Schrcck, Hugo
Kelley, Marvin Hart and Dave Barry
These two English second raters are
the only ones he ever beat.
"rll bet him $4,000 that l can beat
him, and IL he thinks he can lick me
let him put up. All want Is four
months trimming. with Tom O'Rourke
to handle me and Tim McGrath TO help
out, and III give that Canadian a
trimming such as he never dreamed
Of"
Evidently sharkey's digestion Is very
poor these days
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
NTS ron FARMERS


es osra~ a. Food FOR stock. !,
al straw y the only kind or strs W
can be benetcially used as food,
y - acceptable to stock saws
.erican cuitivator.
lo'ay straw. like other moldy stun.
'epu'sive ana injurious as food. but
aean' sweet sample OF oat straw Il
seductive and viii be preferred
much OF the material that i collect.
'as hay from poor pastures II Is a
~ saving to the hay. Horses are
partial TO cat straw. Cows relish
greatly as part OF their mixed "a.
= during the winter. ana cattle can
y De maintained on It as their only
&c severe weather or when
Ior horses and cows II may bo
Ipped and mixed at the rate OF half
and half straw. and some go far.
and give nearly oil straw to save
hay Sheep are the only stock that
pot seem at home with II. but the
ntity OF hay they eat is never very
N
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE


Chop small head OF cold boiled
white cabbage and let II drain perfect
ly dry. Stir In two tablespoonfuls OF
melted butter. scant tenspoonful OF
salt quarter Of teaspoonful OF pep
per and four tablespoonfuls OF milk OF
cream. Heat through. then add two
well beaten eggs. Turn the mixture
into a buttered frying pan. stirring IN
III hot and delicate brown on the
under side. Place hot dish over the
pan In order 10 reverse the cabbags
when turned out 10 serve.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

dness 10 a horse isn't merely sen
limit II Is sound business. The
hoit that is well cared for Will do
mol and better work than the horse
thdlis neglected, III fed or abused.
ThSbost practical kindness 70 a horse,
nej 70 good and proper feed. Is a
god horse blanket for the winter
nobaA Exposure To cold and sudden
chaies In the weather make a horse
lialA 20 ailments, such as colds, In
fuela and pneumonia. stiff joints
an1bnsclcs. too. are often brought on
by kIposure or By leaving horse
%idht a blanket ln the cold barn
aftd he has been worked A good
hori blanket. properly used. VIII pre-.
vert diseases Of this kind and often
sad moro than its cost IN medicines
anlioctoring.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
n Notified Him.

John ID. Rockefeller. Jr.. In one OF
the last addresses that no made TO his
Sunday school class before abandoning
II said OF carefuiness In business:
TOO many business men are care
full ON one side their own side only.
Thus coal dealer whom used to
know shouted one afternoon to an en-
ployee who was driving out of the
yard:
!" Hold on there, Jimi That coal
can't have been weighed. II looks a
tribe large for ton to me-
"Jim shouted back:
"'This amt, ton. boss. It's two
tons
"'Oh. all rightr said the dealer In a
Modified tone. Beg your pardon. Go
ahead"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
ssrvbbina Machine.

q real novelty In the invention line
Is the scrubbing machine herewith
shown Because Of Ats extremely sim
pie construction the method OF opera
ton IS obvious. The machine is com
posed OF a water tank mounted upon q
suitable wheeled frame Leading from
the water tank Is a feed pipe. which
carries the water TO a pair of circular
scrubbing brushes placed In advance
OF the frame. a valve In the feed
pipe regulates the Aow OF water
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
Remedy FOR DandrvH.

An excellent dandrun remedy Is
made by combining sixty grains Of res.
orcin, one dram Of ether. one dram OF
olive OIL aud six ounces of alcohol
Rub into the scalp every night and
shampoo the hair with melted soap or
eggs every week
A certain amount OF dandruff shows
a perfectly healthy condition, but toe
much will interfere with the growth
and health OF the hair
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
Removal Of Warts.

A lunar caustlc pencil, 20 be bad al
any drug store. VIII soon remove a
wart. Moisten the point and apply
to the wart not long enough 20 make
a deep burn. II viii turn black ana
In a few days scale OF. If not entire
~ removed by the frst application
use the caustic again when the burn
Is well. In time the cart will all be
burned Off
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

II isdInicult 20 carry breeding and
lock logs satisfactorily through the
wiutcrwlthout the use OF fine clover
nav alfalfa, says Farm Journal
Feed | be satisfactory should possess
reaso1blc bulk. Glover or alfalfa hay
cut al moistened with hot water ana
then dxed with the grain and sloppy
food isnost nutritious and satisfying.
IL Il h we'll to feed lot OK tnin
swIll SIye the drink In the shape on
pure. enn water. not IN thin swill.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

'e FIRST essential is to procure pure
Pr for our farms. and the second IS
eep II from becoming contamlnat-
Iherefore Ia locating a new we'll
II az a safe distance from the
yard and have 1t pumped by
s OF a small windmill and forced
re barn or house. This can be
Jagged at a comparatively small
md II WIFI be found 10 be one OF
reatest comforts on the farm no,
from a sanitary point OF view,
y also as a great saving OF labor.
lother method Of getting a water
SUN 81 which many farms might
ava themselves Ia by means OF q by.
ilraic Ram. Any one who has o
'prR With fall within a reasonable
llsinfr can have a ram installed and
'ord the water a long distance and
llscraife II considerable height, dc
'enIne on the fall at the spring
AmEicnn Cutiyator
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

Th4 Maryland experiment station
madd omc exhaustive experiments IN
fecdit molasses last year, the results
IL wt,h are published IN bulletin III.
fromkhich the facts here stated are
ouohs These results show that the
additfi OF molasscs to ration has a
tendehy to Increase the digestibility
OF hol hay ana grain feeds. This, cou.
pled Nth the generally observed fact
That blasses contributes toward max
ing fkls more palatable and also acts
a. mtppetizer, gives 70 molnsses .
rolatixy high place as a stock food
and tlxes II more valuable than itF
anaiyt alone would indicate.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
ABOUT the Houce.

A clothespin is excellent TO use 20
screw n small hook into hard wood.
little vinegar in polish VIII obvlasc
the dend, oily look SO often noticed
after cleaning furniture.
When mixing -four for thickenine
add a pinch OF salt TO the -four before
mixing with water. and IL mixes much
more smoothly without Jumps.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28
The SPORTING WORLD


Pondsrous Jap Wrestler Visits America.
Taniemon Hitachiyama II big In
name and big IN body. He Is a Japa-
nese wrestler, weighing go pounds.
and Is on visit 10 this country 10 try
to scare Uncle Sam from declaring
war on Japan
Hitachiyama recently gave an exhi-
bition before President Roosevelt In
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

Salvidere. the long distance champion
OF the running turf last season. Will be
a factor In the big turf events next
year when salyIdere pulled up lame
at Belmont park Il was stated he had
run HIS last rnce. Trainer Madden has
worked hard with the horse. and he
VIII have him IN shape when racing
opens next spring Madden win winter
salvidnre az Bennings
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

The hividuai hog house II the pes.
Of ali kelters for the brood SOW ana
her pIt By individual " meant the
house hIch will shelter only one SOW
and Il young. The apartment hog
house about az unhealthy M the
crowd& apartment houses In cities.
Indivihl houses can be put up very
cheaplr md viii be found mucn more
satisfatry.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

CxNhcnd hayracks compel the horses
x..xsz.< ale x<z.kt. This Is bad for the
E X&{ II eoud be well forked and
Sha4 and Slightly dampened and fed
on floor or Ia shifted managers.
Tlusarmcr should not buy his work
hory he should raise them lie can
groIihcm at prois II Is better for
the ierage farmer 70 raise draft colts
OnlyIthe man who Is q born horse
loyetran raise roadaters probably.
LoS out for the weanlings, that they
dosnI get a setback,
coo like fine hay much better than
theyko coarse. Second growth hay fed
NIT at a time Il preferable. Farm
Tourt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

Take one level tablespoonful OF dry
tea. one teaspoonful OF gum arabic and
one pint OF boiling water. Put into a
saucepan and simmer very slowly over
the fire until the gum arabic Is dis
solved and the tea n good black color.
Stir occasionally TO prevent the gum
sticking to the pan and strain through
muslin
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

Washington. lie does not know much
about the American or English styles
Of mat work lie 10 a disciple Of the
japanese style called sumo. In sumo
the two opponents squat IN front Of
each other, and the one that IA forced
down on 20 Il knee Is beaten.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

Almond meal can be used when the
complexion WIN not accept soap. For
muia- eight ounces Of sweet almonds
blanched and powdered. eight ounces
OF wheat fiour. two ounces OF powder
ed orris SCOT, two drains OF oil OF lem
on and eight drops OF oil OF bitter
almonds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

Have this lotion made up TO be used
In emergencies for burns and scalds.
Two drains Of boric aclc. two ounces
of elycerin and two ounces % olise 1.
Apply constantly 10 the surface vi y
absorbent cotton or bits o. oh e Il
linen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

To take out iodine stains dip tiie
ticIe IN mix and rub the spots wi
starch az yoT VIC nd vi as ~ ri
IN clear ! ~ satE
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

n hh@ Is any improvement nnue 70
hraad.bfIthc scrub bull must SO. MAN.
da,,rnd{ think they viii not raise tne
49, al are not particular what kinu
- . mathsy use. Some OF the stock,
Sn,-.,s,iIs raised, and we have mors
49, 90. M
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-12-28

- |. 50 Cellar Dry. !.
sSnted. 80 that when heavy
rains Nc In the spring water u hp'
~ mslI trouble. There IL just one
,vav 10 H. such a cellar dry, and that
e ~ ,1tting In cement floor ana
thorm3 drainage for the outside OF
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
EXTENSION OF SEWER
TIME CAUSES DISCUSSION
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Oct. SIN connection
with the adoption of resolution con-
cerning the city trustees fon their action
in extending sixty days use of the local
sewer facilities to Santa Monica, members
of the local trade organization criticised
one another at largely attended meet
ing last evening.
company had expressed his sentiments
by saying 1--WE want peace. harmony and
prosperity on this beach. We can't afrord
to be fighting among ourselves, much less
to be agitating Santa Monica. 1t is these
conditions that are retarding the growth
of Ocean Park"
The doctor asserted that he believed
store rents at Venice were held too high
He concluded by saying that the sewer
troubles are not so bad as some people
make them out to be.
Victor Dol, who resides on Center
street. jumped to his feet as the doctor
finished his talk and with flow of words
repudiated what had been said by tn
preceding speaker, among other things
saying that a physician who would make
light of the sewer situation as 1t affect.
Center street was unworthy of the calling
An address by Milton Carlson, WHIT
worked with the disincorporation faction
in the recent election campaign, In whicf
he stated that the trustees had no In
tention of cutting off the Santa Monica
sewer connections when they passed res
olutions to that effect, closed discussion
of the-topic for the evening.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
NEW TROLLEY LINE WILL
TRAVERSE LONG BEACH
Council Offers Fifty-Year Franchise
for Sale After DeIay-WTk-
Is to Be Begun
Soon

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, Oct S.-If the Pacific
Electric company carries out its plans
there will soon be new street car line
in this city, one traversing the town from
one end to the other over Seventh street.
This evening the city council adopted
resolutions offering for sale franchise
over this route, in accordance with the
desires of the TRACTION company.
The application for franchise had
been held over for several weeks. A
number of citizens did not want the
franchise offered for sale until the fare
to North Long Beach had been reduced
from 10 to cents. Property owners ana
residents out East Seventh street, how
ever, have been anxiously awaiting the
building of such line for year. The
line, as proposed, will run from the east
ern city limits to the harbor OH the west
The franchise is for fifty years.
Another franchise was offered for sale,
one for an electric line over Pine avenue,
from Sixth to Fourteenth. The Pacific
Electric now has tracks as far north as
Sixth street, but runs no cars on Pine
north of Third With the building of the
extension to Fourteenth street cars will
probably be operated over the line.
Officials of the company have said that
the Seventh street line will be built
shoftly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
ENGINEERING MEN MUST
WAIT FOR SALARIES
sracial to the Herald.

Srecial to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. S.-The employees of
the city engineers department have had
their salary warrants held up by City
Auditor Kellogg. Issuance of the war
rants was delayed from last week on ac-
count of the engineer and his assistants
being on vacation.
The delay seems to be caused by the
charge for overtime that appears on the
salary claims. The employees of the en-
gineer's office work on day basis. The
claims of last month showing five and
a fraction days overtime in month of
twenty-five working days. City Engineer
Van Ornum made the request of the
council this morning that the department
be placed on monthly salary basis. The
demands of Mr.. Van Ornum for s197.75
and his assistant. il. II. Gibson. for $125
were ordered paid by the council this
morning.
The council did not act on the cluster
lights matter this morning, as the mayor
wants time to have Mr.. Glass report on
the value to the city of the distributing
system. The amount asked by ile Edi-
son company for the wires Is said to be
1854, and they agree to allow the city the
use of their poles until it is able to make
other arrangements.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
MARRY AND LEAVE FOR
MINE ON ARIZONA DESERT

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct S.-The announce
ment of the marriage of Miss Clara
Palmer and Charles E. Platt will come
as a surprise to their many friends.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs j.
Platt. the father and mother of tho
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Platt, and
w. w. whitney, the bride and groom
went to Los Angeles this afternoon
and were married there. They have
gone to Cave Point, fifty miles out on
the desert from Yucca, Ariz. They
will probably remain at the mine all
winter, as Mr.. Platt is interested in the
property and has gone to take charge.
Miss Laura Mum and DR.. Eugene q.
Mattison were married this morning at
II 40 o'clock at the home of the BRIDES
mother Mrs. Alice F. Mum of 1899
North Raymond avenue. j.
Reverend Malcolm ]. Mcleod per-
formed the ceremony, which was held
under a canopy of white carnations
and asparagus plumosus ferns.
Mrs. t. d. Houghton of San Ber-
nardino formerly Miss Elsie Mum,
was her sisters matron of honor. DR..
f. G. E. Mattison acted as best man.
The couple left soon after the recep-
tion for Coronado. Upon their return
they will be at home at 295 West Cali
fornia street
Mrs. ]. C. Webster will be one of an
automobile party that leaves tomorrow
for San Diego. The trip will be made
in the big White Steamer of Mrs. A.
Ware of Los Angeles Those making
up the party will be Mrs A. Ware.
Artemus Ware, Miss Bertha PfnnS and
Mrs. j. C. Webster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deuel. have arrived in
Pasadena and will make this city their
home. They were former residents OF
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Gaylord of TAO South Or
ange Grove boulevard has returned
from two months stay at Manhattan
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace left to-
day for the Grand Canyon. They eX-
pect to be gone month and will regis
ter at Ell Tovar.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09


ringing the street crossing bells and ex-
hausting the storage batteries by connect
ing<the rails with wire. 1t was suggested
by them that an ordinance making 1t a
misdemeanor to tamper with street
crossing alarms would probably put o
stop to the nuisance and prevent an acci-
dent liable to arise from failure of the
bells to work.
Jacob Snyder, junk dealer. had mis-
trial today on the charge of petty lar
ceny He was charged with the theft of
a number Of cement sacks by l.. @.
Adams. The evidence showed that Snyder
had bought the sacks, valued at several
dollars, from Mr.. Adams son. giving him
nickel for them. Snyder was dis
charged. Upon the order of the judge the
junk man returned the sacks and the
small boy gave him back the money.
S. A. Harden was fined 50 for peddling
fruit without license.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
CONFERENCE
SUGGESTED
COUNCILMAN F. DYER OFFERS
RESOLUTION
SUPREME COURT DECISION is
EXPECTED SOON
Campaign Pledge Of Pasadena's Mayor
to Get Municipal Ownership OF
Water Supply May Be
Fulfilled
special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, Oct. s.-Councilman Fay
ette Dyer offered resolution at this
mornings session of IT, council naming
Mayor Farley, Councilman Hotaling and
confer with the water companies and ar
range a contract of sale If possible.
Councilman Crandall seconded 1t.
The motion and second, coming from
two of the holdover councilmen who were
stanch supporters of former Mayor Wa
terhouse, was taken to indicate feeling
of unanimity in the council of the need
of immediate action of the water ques-
ton.
The report of Judge Works that was
reviewed at an executive session of the
council on Friday evening was formally
received and filed without comment.
The committee as composed gives the
mayor free rein to keep his campaign
pledges to obtain municipal water, as the
two councilmen who are to serve with
him were elected on the same platform
as Mayor Farley and have expressed
themselves as confident of the ability of
the administration to carry out Its
pledges.
Mayor Farley has already done consid-
erable preliminary work in lining up
many of the holders of water stock In
favor of keeping the original agreement.
There is a possibility of an injunction,
however, as the California state law
only implies that a water company or
other such public utility corporation can
sell its business with a two-thirds con-
sent of the stockholders.
In other states 1t has been held, in the
courts that the unanimous consent of the
stockholders must be obtained when the
entire business Is to be transferred.
The supreme court is expected to reach
the water cases In which the city has
been named as defendant the latter par
of this month, so that the administration
is hopeful of having some definite idea
soon as to the possibilities of acquiring
the systems.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
ARTIST, ONCE FAMOUS,
IN GUTTER ON B0WERY
A Drink the Price Of His Pictures.
George HeinkenschIosz, Aged
and Alone, Taken to
Bel:1ue

NEW YORK Oct, S.-While waikihg
across First avenue from the Fifth street
police station yesterday morning, Detec-
five short noticed an old man stretches
out in the gutter with his head resting
on the curb. Upon approaching him the
detective saw that he was unconscious
and upon lifting him UP found that the
mans head was badly cut and that ne
had lost a great deal of blood. snort
carried him to the police station, where
he was revived.
The man was asked to tell who he was
and where he lived. but he refused a
search of his pockets was then made, and
in one of them was found several col
ored crayons. There was also postal
card addressed to George Heinkenscniosz
AZ 81 MONTGOMERY street, In care OF
Charles Muller, who had saloon at nfv
Water street.
Muller said later that the old man was
TJeinkenschlosz, who at one time was
well known as an artist and whose pic
tures adorn many local drawing rooms.
Muller said that the old man had been
drinking to excess and had been drawing
pictures in saloons on the Bowery for the
price of drink.
II Is believed that Heinkenschlosz fell
"a the sidewalk. He was taken to Belle
vue hospital, where 1t was said last night
that he had possible fracture OF the
skull.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
OLD ELECTION MAY PROVE
TO HAVE BEEN IRREGULAR

Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, Oct. 8.-San Pedro hav-
ing brought into the limelight alleged ir-
regularities at the Long Beach election
at which Terminal island was made a
part of this city, steps are now being
taken here to investigate the election oil
October %, 1906, when San Pedro made an
effort to take possession of that part OF
Terminal island which Long Beach had
not already annexed.
The boundaries of this territory ex-
tended San Pedro's limits north to
Twenty-second avenue, north half amile,
and then back along the south boundary
of Wilmington.
1t is SAID by persons here who have
looked into the matter that the election
was irregular in certain respects and
that San Pedro's claims to the territory
involved are shaky.
City Attorney Skinner today emphat-
ically denied the rumor that he was to
abandon the case in which Judge Conrey
ruled against Long Beach's jurisdiction
over the annexed territory.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMB BUS
TO OBSERVE DISCOVERY
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, Oct. S.-The four
hundred and fifteenth anniversary OF
the discovery of America by Christo-
pher Columbus will be fittingly cele-
brated on Sunday, October 13, by the
local lodge of the knights of Col
umbus.
The members of the lodge will par
ticipate in the services in the morning
at the Roman Catholic church. Father
Patrick Have and the assistant pastor,
the Rev. ]. J. O'Callaghan, will pre-
side.
Twenty candidates will be initiated
into the lodge at Columbia hall In the
afternoon. In the evening the lodge
will attend vesper services lat the
church. e. w. Boehme will be in
charge of the days program.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-09
was. ever a raid of the Molly Maguires

was. ever a raid of the Molly Maguires
1t just happened. Perhaps servant
girl who was out of job was the
sweetheart of Policeman David Lennox
and told him the story. Anyhow Po-
liceman Lennox arrested Chester this
afternoon at the home of Miss Hail,
declaring that he was suspicious
person.
Chester was tidying up the dining
room and washing the luncheon dishes
when the policeman called on his little
errand. Chester was indignant, and so
was Miss Hall, but Policeman Lennox
was relentless.
You'll have to come along he said,
so Chester took off his apron and went
with him.
At central station Chester was at
once taken before Magistrate Kirby.
Suspicious person." was all that Po-
liceman Lennox said.
What have you got to say for your
self" asked the magistrate.
"Its outrageous" declared Chester
"I am an honest working man. and the
only reason that / am arrested Is be-