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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-26
VIII Know Better Nest TIme.

Albion. Mich. oct %. Robert
Wendell, aged %. and but recently
married. showed bis incxperlencc ia
building the morning fres by pouring
Kerosene from a full can into the
smouldering fire and may die ns n r.
suit The flame flarcd up ana fright.
fully burned his face and hands
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-26
MI In IN . nnn Nrn.

Detroit Mich. oct 2s@rhc Amer.
lem Car ana Foundry company will
reduce It's force Dee I by dropping
$500 men from the pay rolls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-26
was rryIng 90 Commit suicide.

Battle Creek. Mich. oct. D. Mrs
Clifford Calklus. wife OF mochInlst
~ the American Steam Pump com.
pnny. was rescued while about 10 leap
from the porch on the second story OF
Nichols hospital She was temporarily
dernnged
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-26

Soult Ste Marie. Mich. oct. n -
Frrdlnando Catcflnello. sgcd i03. SAID
90 b. The oldest Indian Do tic United
smics has been buried here Ills wife
died last spring aged i02
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-10-26
UP AND AT EN- AGAIN
Gov ernor Warner 10 Keep Right
on with His Crusade
for Primaries.
WILL SIGN THE BILL PASSED
Others OF His Measures sbelved--
Sausage Case in Court Fatal
Auto Accident-itoms.

Lansing. Mich. oct 2l.--The special
session OF the state legislature called
by Governor Warner to pass work.
nble primary election law passed 81
law, but II WIS because II was far
from being such one as tile govern.
or demanded That he sent message
10 the legislature Just before It's hnal
adjournment Friday night denouncing
some 81 It's provisions in vigorous
terms lie viii Sign the bill. because
II provides for single primary day
Instead or several ana because II per
mifs nm expression OF the voters on
the election OF United States senator's.
He denounced the law because Of "A
provision which restores the caucus
system In many counties for the cleo.
ton or delegates 10 conventions. and
because Of the retention OF the 40 per
cent clause governing the nomination
OF candidates for governor and lieu
tenant governor.
IL Was the Boxer" Uitimatum.
The primary bill was drawn 10y
the boxer" senator's. who offered II
with the ultlmatum that the bill must
be passed as drawn or no primary leg.
islation would be enacted. The anti
lobby bill and the telegraph and tele-
phone tax bill both recommended by
the governor, failed 10 pass
Warner 20 Keep Up the Fight.
Governor Warmers campaign for the
extension Of the direct nomination sys.
tenn Will not end with the adjournment
OF the legislature. Under the Reyes
primary bill thlrty-hve counties in the
state which have not adopted direct
nominations must return 10 the old
caucus system for the choice OF dele
gates 10 county conventions. and In
these thirty-iive counties n vigorous
campaign Will be begun for the circu.
lation OF petitions and the submission
OF the direct nomination system to the
voters in those counties.
VIII Prevent Snap Convention.
The present law does not Ak a date
for the holding OF county conventions,
and some think snap county conven.
lions could be held Immediately TO
elect delegates 10 the 1903 state con.
yentlon. but the campaign for direct
nominations Will be conducted In such
way as To defeat this scheme. In
the new senatorial districts campaigns
will be started for the circulation OF
petitions. made necessary In many new
districts by this law The success or
these campaigns In senatorial districts
and counties will mean the elimination
Of the two most Objectionable features
OF the Reyes law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27
CARDINAL GIBBONS
PLEADS FOR CHANGE
IN DIVORCE LAWS
Preae Points Out the Growing Disregard for Marriage Relationships
MOrmOnism Simultaneous PObeamy and Divorce Successive
PObgamy Gt
BY James Cardinal GIbbons.

reckless facility which procured country
Mormomismindeed
the of divorce
modified form?
while the of divorce practically
leads polygamy
causeo rather pre-
sufficient for divorce
in all twenty-five most of them of trihng character
the
$ o of Judge
poisoning
family life Is mpeled How Christian
n Christianity sanctity
and ndoubi of marriage does constitute cardinal pnc
ple Christian religion q a
o
yourself by
families that adr
day But what
mothers heart broken fathers
children cling jealousy
the final OF the drama when the family
hearts that
.
marriage annuled is most Injurious TO the
morals OF individuals, OF the family of society
leads assorted and hasy
rcumec In making compact which aterward BIO
will
unprIncIpled husband to
adultery Knowing that tho very crime
will afford a and legal separation.
Follows.
tody of their offspring
deprives the children OF the
lie OF mother and
love another often
tion brings desoiaton
which neither N
n the
found only the abolition of mhevous regarding
and honest application OF Gospel
II persons contemplating marriage that united
they legally debaed
partner and would be patient
tolerating each ohors inhrmits7From
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27
1EAL A REGULAR DUCK.
Had No Trouble In Making Trip 10
Portage.

OF course the Teal made the triI
To the portage road like a duck last
evening. She came up from Portland
with $50 tons OF freight and 20 pas
sengers. landing here at 6;2O. I'm
loading her passengers and about
half of her freight. as we'll as TAX
Ing on some. she started for the Big
Eddy. A little apprehension was felt
as she Is the only boat that has
tackled the trip al the present stage
OF the river; but she made Il by
T:l5 In good shape, remaining over
al the portage until this morning
Captain Geer says he had no trouble
whatever.
Tho Rolief Is now on the upper
river ready to receive the freight
and transport IL to points on the up
per river. During the next week or
two the Relief will go no farther
than Umatilla. but soon as matters
can so be arranged another craft
will be added TO the fleet. When this
has been done the line wiz extend TO
Lewiston. " Is probable that the
steamer Norma will be engaged by
the company 20 assist the Relief. Her
charter TO the Northern Pacific
Company viii expire this week. This
ID the beginning OF the attempt
which tho Open River Transporta-
ton Company will make 10 take care
OF freight and passenger trafic /
along tho Columbia and
snake from Portland 10 Lewiston.
Superintendent Frank Smith Is at
Cello. and will remain until Thurs /
lay. Upon his return a decision will I
be reached a. 20 how often the Teal !,
Via make the portage trip.-The /,
Dalles Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

F, pounds each. The nitrate is thus de
liyered TO the consumer In good con-
dition and is kept close in the bar
res until used.
Many experiments have proved
that nitrate OF lime is as good a fer
tilizer as nitrate OF soda. It's action
Is the same in all kinds OF ground,
even In ealcareous land. In some
kinds OF farming. especially in the
cultivation OF the beet, II is superior
10 nitrate OF soda. which Is some
times detrimental 20 a perfect de-
velopment OF the plant.
Although the raw material for the
manufacture OF nitrate OF lime Is ia
the air and is cheap and inexhaust-
ible in quantity, It's conversion into
an article for use is costly. An ex-
pensive element In its manufacture
Is the motor power which Is neces-
sary 10 obtain the high temperature
OF the electrical furnace. Waterfalls,
carefully controlled. are indlspens-
abe. and Norway Is exceedingly rich
in this form OF power. In France
the cost Of production viii be much
greater than in Norway.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

contains immense quantities OF nj
trate. offering an inexhaustible
scourse TO draw upon. The progress
OF electrical science has afforded us
a means OF capturing this useful ele-
ment. AZote Is captured from the air
by means OF an electrical furnace
heated 10 a very high temperature
The azote in the air Is oxidized and
converted into azoteic or nitric acid.
Various ingenious applications take
place In a number OF granite chin
neys accomplishing a gradual con-
OF this acid. which is fnal-
ly received into wooden chimney
filled with quick lime. This lime abb
serbs the nitric acid and Is convert
ed into nitrate of lime thus pro-
duced contains eentrated in basins
heated TO about 145 degrees The
matter In fusion is afterward poured
into cylinders. then pulvsrized,
when II Is ready for use. The nj
trate OF lime thus produced con-
tajns An average OF Is per cent OF as
slmilable azote. This powder is
very hydroscopic-that Is TO say. Il
readily takes up the dampness in the
atmosphere and gradually assumes
= doughy consistency. The factory
puts the article on the market in
closely made barrels. sontaising 22o
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

gines hoist tension cars OF ore one
mile at tho rate of forty miles an
hour. or from ths bottom TO the top
OF this stupendous hole In the
ground, In ninety seconds. This Il
the deepest mining shaft In tho
world. Apart from this fact. per
haps the most interesting feature OF
the Red Jacket shaft Is In the theory
that II is possible TO detect the effect
OF the earth's revolution In a hole as
deep as this. No less an authority
than President McNair of the Michi-
gan College OF Mines has explained
tho belief that nothing dropped in
this deepest OF mlnig shafts can ever
reach bottom without colllding with
tho east side OF the shaft.
This is due To the motion of the
earth said he. THE article drop
ped, no matter what It's shape or size
may be. Will invariably be found
clinging TO the east side OF the shaft.
One day monkey wrench was drop
ped by miner, but II failed TO
reach tbc bottom and was found
lodged against the east side OF the
shaft several hundred feet down.
We decided to make proper test
OF the theory. II would be worth |
while 10 experiment with a small,
heavy spherical body. so we slls-
pended a marble tied with a thread
about twelve feet below the mouth
)f the shaft. We then burned the
.hread with a lighted match, In
'rder not TO disturb the exact fall OF
he marble. About five hundred feet
iown, II brought up against the east
'ide OF the shaft. When miners have
allen down the shaft tho result has
'een similar. Their bodies, badly I
orn. have been found lodged against
he east side OF the shaft. A car
Dad OF rock was dumped down the
leepest mining shaft In South Afri-
a. but not a Dartical OF II reached
he bottom. ."--Ralph ID. Paine, In
)uting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27
The Capture of Azote.

The following is an extract from
paper recently read by a member
II the French Institute before the
French National Society OF Agricul-
|afe on the production of nitrate OF
line:
The only azoted fertilizer OF quick
aslmilation which has been in use
~ TO the present time is nitrate OF
'0oa imported from Chile. The air
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

Is now merely a memory OF the past.
Billiards. Snow Liniment is the fam
lily liniment OF the twentieth century.
A positive cure for Rheumatism,
Burns. Cuts. sprains. Neuralgia, etc.,
Mr.. G. II. Runyon. stanberry. Mo-.
writes: II have used Snow Liniment
for Rheumatism and all pain. I
can't say enough in its praise" Sold
by ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

spired with one another and with
their own officials to rob the rate
payers. The plan of operation was
extensive and ingenious. A particu-
lar coal contractor was favored, IL
he agreed to give bribes. The bribes
we're paid out of short weight and
inferior quality. In order to elude
the local Government Boards audit
several officials of the union were
brought into the conspiracy. For
consideration received from the con-
tractor. they we're to pass inferior
qualities and insert bogus entries OF
quantities. But how was the con-
tractor to square hiJ accounts7 IL
he charged the union for delivering
more coal than he himself actually
received, the fraud might be jiscov-
cred. Necessity is the mother OF in
vention. In this case an imaginary
firm OF coal merchants was invent
ed, who were entered as supplying
the contractor with imaginary coal
which was charged to tho union
Ingenious as the fraud was. one
hole was not stopped; and It was
through this that the local govern
ment Boards auditor, Mr.. Boggis-
Rolfe-to whose acumen and per-
slstence both the Attorney-Gensral
and the Judge paid well-deserved
tributes-detected the Justification.
The auditor noticed the unusually
large consumption of coal and made
a searching investigation into It.
He called for various books, and
they gave him no clew. At last he
called for the books of the gatekeep-
er IL was his duty to onter rough
estimate of the loads, and he was
not In the conspiracy Various ex-
cusos for non-production were given,
but the auditor persisted. The cul-
prlts had forgotten this risk: and
whom evasion proved fruitless, the
books were bodily al
tered. But tho auditor analysed the
ink, and detected the false entries.
This, was the beginning Of the end.
and the culprits have now been
brought to justice; while one of
the accused has, by his own act,
taken his life.
"You must conform to the custom
Of the union" such wac the formula
Of the Guardian whom the Judge de-
scribed as the ringIeader In the con-
spiracy. This custom OF tho union
was roundly described by Justice
Jelf as "the curse of the country"
II such things should be allowed TO
gain ground. tho people OF this
will "loso thoir hold of all
that was bost In civic life" Mr..
Burns deserves tho utmost credit for
-ho impartial courage with which
ne Ia setting himself TO do what the
Judge described as cleansing the
iugean stables and stamping out the
iotbed OF the corruption" II is "the
'uatom of tho union" IL is also. I'm
me form or another. the custom of
he Poor Law administration gener-
Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

II you 30 20 the famous Red
Jacket shaft. for instance. you ind
tho most powerful holsting machln-
cry In tho world. huge engines OF "a
much a. eighp'thousand horse pow
er, which reel and unresl drums OF
wire cable that wind down q straight
mile below the surface. These en-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27
Methods OF british CRATER.

Every honest citizen will rejoice
In the Justly severe punishment
which has been metod out 10 the
guilty parties In West Ham (I.on-
don) conspiracy. The cass was one
In which Poor Law guardians con-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

Mr.. and Mrs. O. M Buford re-
turnod today 20 Saginaw. aftef visit
Ing Salem relatives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-27

A. A. UnderhIll 10 In Portland on
business.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02

For the past three or four years
the morning paper of this city has
studiously endeavored to make the
people of this community believe
that those in charge of the govern
ment of Spokane have been guilty
of misuse of public funds. extrava
gance and dishonesty. Many right
eous citizens, believing that no
paper would publish accusations of
this character without foundation,
were lead to believe that this was
the case. 1t succeeded finally in
arousing such sentiment that
a grand jury was called by the SUI
perior court of this county for the
purpose of investigating the CON
duct of city and county affairs.
That grand jury convened July IS,
1905, pursuant to the call. At that
time Mayor Daggett had been in
Office about two months, and, with
the exception of those two months
had been city comptroller of the
city OF Spokane for the preceding
four years, and as such. in accord
ance with the city charter, he~exer-
cised general supervision over the
financial affairs of the city. c. Her
bert Moore was foreman of that
grand jury. Any persons possess
ing Information in regard to any
misconduct of city affairs were, by
the process of the courts, brought
before the grand jury, and exam
ined under oath. Upon completing
thorough and searching investig-
alton, Herbert Moore and his jury.
We're compelled to embody in their
report to Hon. Miles PoindeXtsr.
judge of the superior court, the fof>
lowing statement: q
In the investigation of the af,
fairs of the city of Spokane, the
jury find that the Offices of treas.
nrer, clerk and comptroller to be
we'll and efficiently administered 4
Mr.. Moore. himself, in a subse4
quent interview published in the
Spokesman Review, September H.,
1903. admitted that he had been mis-.
led. In regard to the charges of
graft and extravaganza in the con
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
SPORTING SNAP SHOTS

AT ColfaX yesterday the Washing
ton State college met defeat by a
score of to 9.
There was almost riot at Tole-
do, O.. following game with the
Milwaukee Brewers. One of the
visitors smashed the face of a kid
who was stoning the Milwaukee
bus. The crowd was not pacitied
until one of the ball tossars was
arrested.
Battling Nelson says he will ig-
more the challenge of English John
ny Summers.
This ought to be pasted on the
cemetery gate: Bob Fitzsimmons
is said to be matched with Sailor
Burke"
The entire st. Paul American AS
ISOLATION team was locked in the
Ohio state penitentiary recently
They were on sightseeing expedi-
ton.
Clarke Grifith's New Workers
are defying baseball traditions by
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
duct of the city administration, he

lduct of the city administration, he
said:
u was led to believe, like others,
that something was wrong, but if
any city official is guilty. we were
absolutely unable to unearth any
thing of the kind. There was so
little evidence Of anything of the
kind, that | cannot say now that /
even believe there was any graft"
The above statements We're made
by, Mr.. Moore as a sworn grand
juror of this county He expressed
satisfaction, then, with the conduct
of municipal affairs
On April 26, 1907, Mr.. Moore, as
a candidate for mayor of this city,
and not upon his oath as a grand
juror. helped prepare the Repub-
lican platform, in which appears
the following:
I'VE charge the Daggett admins
tration with extravaganza, incom-
potency, favoritism, discrimination
and breach OF trust"
All fair-minded citizens, upon in
vestigation, will agree that if there
was graft now, there was graft
then. If Mr.. Moore was right in
his judgment then he is wrong now.
Opinions not based upon investiga-
ton are worthless. The Democrat
ic party of this city is now, and has
always been, ready and willing to
submit the records at the city hall
TO public investigation, and will
stand or fall upon the report of an
impartial and unbiased inquisitor.
Democratic Campaign Committee.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
SLAUGHTER THE
S|WASHES

The Spokane team is walloping
Seattle right handily now and yes
terday did the trick to 2 And the
9 runs all came punched in the
fifth. The first thing Fat" Dug
dale did was to raise a holler about
Umpire j. J. Mullane not being the
goods. He was crOss-eyed, had a
bad memory and could only see a
play in favor of the lnjuns, so the
fat one shouted. Dug went so far
as to demand of President Lucas
that he change Mullane.
1t is about time the president sat
upon bugs rotunuity. The fat and
smiling one who looks like pictures
you never see of Cupid since he re-
season raising chickens. wants to
handle the whole show ard close
the bill himself just like he used to.
A few others have butted in the
game since and Dug might just as
well keep peace until he gets ac-
quainted again.
Bill Carney is playing great in
and-Out game. Yesterday at Seat
tie he disguised all the fans by
miserable muff of an easy one. The
next ball to his position in right
; he fielded with one hand right off
the fence. He got another chance
aud sent the ball back from center
lin time to head off runner at the
plate.
Terry McKune caught one amid
ships yesterday. He made the play
all right and then keeled over until
some cold water and a dash of bit
ters" was given him. Terry did well
yesterday. He helded without err
ror. got 2 hits, one 2-bagger. and
scored once.
A peculiar thing about yester-
days game at Seattle was that ev-
cry Indian scored just once and
almost all at once.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
SWITCH AUTO NUMBERS

OLYMPIA, May 2.-Many com
plants have been made to Secre-
tary of State Sam II. Nichols about
evasion of the automobile license
regulations in the larger cities of
the state, and the attorney gener
ais office has been consulted with
IA view to having offenders brought
to Justice. In Seattle recently an
automobile carrying No. 70S was
wanted for some violation of the
law, and investigation developed
the fact that the company owning
that machine were using the same
number fer several of their autos.
The secretary of state has now be-
gun an investigation which. with
the assistance OF the attorney gen
erals office, he hopes will result in
more strict observance of the law
governing automobiles in this state.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
FAST LITTLE TEAM
LOOKING FOR GAMES

Any baseball team, the members
Of which are not over II years OF
age, can get a taste Of the real
thing by tackling the Hillyard Mid
gets. The Midgets are out with a
challenge on the above condition.
Address Geue Kelly. at Hillyard.
The Midgets have rep TO start
with. They went after the Orchard
Heights boys and cleaned them up
II to >. The Little Hustlers came
next and they We're harder prob
lem, but the Midgets solved it by
the first class score of to in 10
innings. That's going some. Russ
Golithen and Art Bloom comprise
the Midget battery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02

Sure you do, boys, and here's
where you get it from experts.
The Press today begins a series
Of illustrated lessons on the art
Of pitching curve balls. These les
sons will tell you how to throw out
curves, incurves. the drop and spit
balls.
The illustrations will show how
the ball is grasped for tie different
curves by such stars as Christy
Mathewson, Of the New York
Giants; Addie Joss, of the Cleve-
land Americans: Sam Lever, Of
the Pittsburg Pirates. and Ed
Walsh. OF the worlds champion
White Sox.
Boys, it's almost a cinch most Of
you have an idea that you will be
a second Amos Rusie when you
grow up. Maybe you will, if you
stick to pitching practice. We are
going to help you by telling you
how to throw curve balls. Any boy
can throw them If he will practice.
But before you start. here are a
few things to remember:
Practice as often as you can.
Strive to get control
Don't overdo yourself.
Take good care Of your arm.
Change your delivery until you
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02

get style that does not make your
arm sore.
Abandon every unnecessary mo-
ton that will give the base runner
big start.
In the first lesson we are going to
tell you how to throw an outcurve.
1t is the easiest of all. YCu can see
in the picture just how Christy
Mathew son, Of the New York Ma
tiOnals. srasps the ball for an out"
The picture was snapped just as the
ball was ready TO leave the hand.
Notice the palm is upward. The
ball shoots out between the first fin
ger and thumb. The curve depends
upon the rotary motion given. Be
sure you do not held the ball too
tightly. This will prevent it getting
the necessary rotary motion. You
can start it undetermined or over
handed
If your hand is too small to get a
secure held the way Mathew son
does. swing the thumb little far
Their up on the ball.
After you are sure you have the
right grasp. practice. And don't
get discouraged if you don't see the
curve the first day If you keep at
1t yOG are sure to learn.
Tomorrow we will tell YOU about
the inShOot
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-05-02
BLAST KILLS MINERS

CRANBROOK, B. c., May q
VIM Rogers and Mckay were
blown up and instantly killed at the
Sullivan mine at Kimberly yester-
day by drilling into missed fire
hole. An inquest will be held over
the bodies today.