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The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
LONGEST WIRELESS MESSAGE
Came from the Fleet Nearly 5000
Miles Away.
Point Iona Operator Hears that
Admiral SDerry's Men Are Well
on Trip TO Antipodes.

San Diego. Cal. July IA. r. Rice
chief operator. and HIS assistants AZ The
Point Iona government wireless teIe-
graph station now hold the record for
long-distance work They talked with .Ad-
miraI SDerry's flagship. the Connecticut.
a little after midnight this morning. The
Connecticut answered the first call Of the
station. and after the two operators fden-
uhed each other the battle ship man
gave the position as in longitude about
10 west and between and 70 degrees
north latitude on her way 20 Auckland
New Zealand. from Honolulu.
A little figuring shows that the point is
close u 2-S0o miles from san Diego Tra
previous record for long-distance work
was 2505 miles
The battle ship reported all vel On
board and satisfactory progress being
made but said the static electric mover
was so strong because Of a damn night
that she could not easily make our words
from san Diego The same condition .ora-
vailed here, and the station soon lost the
battle snip and could not pick her I'd
again
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West Point. y. Y. July 24-TweIvs
more cadets In the Military Academy
were arrested here to-day IN conaec-
ton with the recent hazing. which has
resulted IN eight cadets being found
guilty Of insubordiratton and sentenced
70 be dismissed
The board that recommended dIsmis-
sal n the case OF the eight. alI tried
together probably VIII sit upon the
cases Of the twelve new prisoners. and
II IS believed that the outcome OF the
second collective trial VIII be similar
TO the frzt
The Academy officers to-day refused
10 discuss the affair. and said that no
statement would Be given 10 the pu5Ic.
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SaTanac Inn. y. Y. July 24-cov
Charles Z Hughes tonight announced
ne would accept a denomination for gov
ernoE. In making this declaration GOV.
Hughes gave out a signed statement as
follows:
l have received 50 many INQUIRIES as
10 my attitude toward q denomination I
have decided 10 make tae following state
ment:
some time aso said privately that
cid not desire a denomination and thar
! felt that could not undertake 10 serve
a second term This. however. was for
reasons entirely personal. Upon further
'eIlect-on I am convinced that 7 have ID,
right 70 regard these reasons rs con-
trolling and that If renominared ougo-
70 accept But II IS my desire that The
VIII Of the party. TO which 7 belong. shan
De freely expressed and THAI II szau -,l-,
sach action as SHAH be most -Iossr-- e.,
accord with public sentiment. bsIfev.
tnat the people taor5ughIy u7de-s-s77
he principles which have sought to
apply IN administration. and II trev 81
oeSiTe shan regard IL as privilege and
D--'S 10 continue in Office for another
CHARLES z HUGHES
Woodruff Plays Thinking Part.
Chairman Timothy L Wood-a~. OF -b,
Republican State Committee. has bza,
eoaferring This week ar his camp. XIII
hare in the Adir0-da1lzz. wiki 7-o-5-
nent Republican chieftains from. 5irera--
sections OF the State Tzese conferences
were for the purpose OF canvaszfng III.
Republican EE5ernl-orlal situation 4-4
fCT tEe grooming OF a candidate Of trs5-
own choosing who. in their opinion vo-r1
be big enough 20 secure the nomination
II the Republican state convention even
should Gov Hughes al the last moment
announce that he would accept a reno--
nation
II Is no secret that Chairman Wo1dr-.T
and The local Republican leaders through
oll the State associated with him in The
present control of The Republican St--s
machine feel that they must get a gov
ernor OF their own selection II this control
OF the state machine IS 10 continue.
Looking for the Job.
Gov Hughes Il is believed. hopes 10
-oTce his denomination by the Wood---
Republican state machine. as the result
II a pressure Of public opinion which he
believes VIII be aroused by the early an
nouncement Of his position or The oues-
ucn OF q denomination.
The governors annourceue-- nv -
his willingness 20 accept a re7oninat5ol
IS aimed 20 cireEmvent the excuse. should
Chairman Woodruff and his political
friends refuse TO re-ou.nace hin. rra-
they lad no knowledge until It was TOO
late that the governor desired a re1om5-
nation.
Chairman William ?. Wilcox. Of +ra
New York City public service commission
had long talk with Gov Ffuzses me-
s-ous 10 The governors announcement
Ny. WILCOX expressed himself as rr-rh
pleased al the governors determination.
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OF the initiation and dues. a recess was
taken IN order TO make up the new roll
any citizen Of the District over twenty
one years OF age being eligible About
twenty-five signed last night
Those who came % the meeting 70 raer
bitter oerunciatiou Of the muzzle law
were disappointed for the entire evening
vas given over 20 organization o. the new
league One person present reminded the
meeting OF that fact The chair responded
mat that would be taken care Of in due
time"
Lawyers Speak for Litigation.
The one other reference TO the real OBJ
ject Of the meeting vas ia the report OF
the committee Of the southeast meeting.
who declared that there was no hope Of
obtaining redress from the Commission
ers. and stated. in their opinion. TIE only
way % uphold the deg owners side q
the question was through the courts.
where they believed favorable decision
could be had
After more desCltory discussion con-
cernlnE the matters Of orEautzario-- and
another feeble protest from one who
would tail have got down 20 real anti
H1lzSie business. tie meeting ad5yur--s
subject 20 The caI Of tLe executive com
mirtec.
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HAD BACON FOR BREAKFAST.
Assistant Secretary and NTr. Root
Guests at Sycamore Hin.

EuessS AT sycamore Hfll.
oyster Bay. July 24-Robert Bacon.
Assistant Secretary Of state. drove over
from his country place near westbury
early this morning. reaching Sycamore
Hill IN time 10 breakfast with the Presi-
dent and Secretary Root. who had been
a guest ct the Hu over night The two
secretaries Of the state Department re-
maincd in conference with the President
until nearly noon.
Although no formal statement Of the de-
nberations was made public it IS under
stood the conference was a continuation
Of the one between the President and
Secretaries Root and Bacon held al SAGA
more Hin last Sunday. during which the
troubles in the Central and south Anlerf-
can republics received a thorough going
over Fer several weeks past the visits
Of Secretaries Root and Bacon 10 The
President have been frequent. At tie
close Of the conference to-day Mr.. Bacon
drove Secretary Root TO New York in his
automobile Secretary Root. It was said
at the executive Office. has gone 10 Clin-
ton. y. Y
Secretary Loeb said to-day that the
President would make no reply to Judge
Grosscup's criticism of the Presidents
statement concerning the reversal Of
Judge Lands 100000 fine IN the stand
ard Oil case
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YOUNG BANKER ARRESTED
Accused of Fraud in Deal Involving
SISO,OOO In Bonds.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 24-H- Z. HAYES.
junior member OF the prominent banking
and brokerage firm Of ". J. Hayes &.
Son, was arrested to-day on a warrant
sworn out IN New Jersey.
It is charged that Hayes and others OBJ
tanned possession by fraud Of 600
worth Of board Of education bonds Of
West New YORK. y. J. James F. Clark
Of West New York. came 10 Ohio for
Hayes with reqUisition from the COVER
nor Of New York. which had been hon
cred BY Gov Harris. of Ohio. Haves and
ais attorneys are considering whether or
not 10 fight extradition-
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YANKEE ATHLETE
WINS MARATHON
j. +. Hayes Captures Feature
Event of 0lympiad.
PROTEST IS SUSTAINED
DOrandO COllapses 200 Yards
from the Finish.

After Leading Runners Into stadium
at Conclusion OF GrueIiBE Race
Italian Falls and Has to BE Car
rfed Over Finish Lfne-Americans'
Protest Upheld, and Hayes, Who
Finished Second, Il Given Race.
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STRIKERS KILLED IN RIOT.
Two Policemen Wounded In Clash
with Bombay Mob.

Bombay. July 2i.-Two officers were
fatally wounded and several strikers kill
ed to-day in q clash between the police
and a MOB.
The employees Of eleven factories ioined
the army Of strikers to-day. Unless the
military is called on TO suppress the
rioters. the situation soon VIII be beyond
control
Work in nearly all the factories os
Bombay Is suspended. and before The end
OF the week the strikers count on having
practically the entire working class OF
the city in their ranks
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MOST ANCIENT HIBERNIAN
michael Cumming of Boston. L.
Elected President

indianapolis. July 2+-The election OF
president Of the Ancient Order OF. Hiber-
mans took place to-day. Matthew Cv-,-
nlings. OF Boston, the incumbent. and J
E Dolan. Of Syracuse, y. Y. were the
candidates proposed
As Dolan was president for four years
Immediately preceding Cummings. s5-
Tinistratton. the delegates knew both
men and understood that they were vot-
-ng on policies as well as for individuals
Mr. Dolan asked to be heard. He declared
that he was in favor Of the sn5o-sa-
ment and moral support Of the parlia-
mentary party led by John Redmond.
Cummings was chosen BY a vote O..
30 10 1S3
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
WOLF HUNT IN INDIANA
Savage Beast Attacks Man in III.
Street at Garv

Street at Gary.
Gary. Ind. July z4--Yesterday this CITY
celebrated the arrival Of the first CARO-
Of iron ore for lis mills. and to-day there
was a wolf hunt on its principal streets.
Michael Scerreziuski, real estate dealer.
was walking down Broadway. when. as
he passed a hedge OF scrub oak. q biz
wolf plunged at him. and before. he could
show tight the wolf had him down and
was biting him His face and body were
covered with cuts and scratches. when
men with clubs ran 70 his rescue. When
the wolf saw the army OF bewudered citi-
zens approaching. IL bounded back into
the sand dunes and was lest IN The scrub
oak that covers the Calumet region
ScerrezinsIi IS in a hospital. and the
doctor says his injuries may prove fatal
as they fear blood-poisoning.
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HERALD NEWS SUMMARY

Pages. TEIEGRAPHIC
l-Bonaparte Fears for Trust Law.
Hughes Again a CANDIDATE
l-American Wins Marathon Race
l-Wreless Sent 300 Miles.
More Cadets Arrested.
5-Women Vote in Maryland.
S-AIr- Bryan Starts for Chicago
S-Taft En- Route to Cincinnati
5-Hitchcock in Chicago
ECanadians Cheer British Troops.
+SteeI Mills Reopened.
-Gould Hears Of Perjury Plot
LOCAL.
Dog Owners Organize a League.
dismissed Cadets Visit Wright.
Physicians 70 Watch Miss Caspari
Prev. DIT. Guthrie Given a Permit
Local Railway War Is Ended.
BALDWIN Arrives with Balloon.
2-GcmPs-s Replies 10 Contempt Case.
Houses Are Cleaned Up.
Of Thieviag Reported.
Found 70 Be Cleanly.
l2-Pickford Blamed for Accident.
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CADETS ANXIOUS
To Be FORGIVEN
Eight Dismissed West Point
Students in Town.
VISIT WAR SECRETARY
Admit Their Guilt. but Ask to
Be ReinStated.

Make Good Impression on Chief of
War Department by Their Frank
ness-ASsert Their Case Has Been
ExaSEerated-Three OF Party Run
from n Reporter at y VI. c. A.
Building and Make Their Escape.
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WOUNDS FRIEND AND DIES.
Injured Man Tries 10 Prevent Ar
rest, but Arrives Too Late.

Z
rest, but Arrives Too Late.
New York. July 24-After being
friends for ten years. and dealing IN
horses with each other, Henry Areise. OF.
Tag East Thirty-fourth street ans
George Strong Hammond. Of 21s East
Twenty-fourth street. to-day engaged
in fight which sent Meise 10 Bellevue
Hospital with slight penknife wounds
which he had dressed.
Meise then started for the East Twen-
ty-second street police station 10 sea
that no charges were made against his
old friend. Hammond. but arrived too
late
Hammond. who was affected with
heart disease. collapsed in the station
house when the charge OF feIonious as
sault was made against him. ana 49,
shortly before his arrival at Bellevue
Hospital
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Leu0x. Mass. July e4-Arlor7ev Gen
eral Bonapa-re was asked this afternoon
; his opinion Of President RooseveI-.s a-ti-
J1ce toward The decision OF the United
states Court OF Appeals in reversing the
STANDARD OIL fae. but he declined 10
make any comments
He gave out this afternoon a statement
OF The attitude OF the Department Of Jus
t!ce on the case. but refused further 10
discuss the matter Il can be stated.
however. that Frank 3. Kellogg. OF Min
nesota, has been summoned 20 L.z1ox TO
confer with the Attorney General He IS
expected sunday. and VIII remain az the
hotel where Mr. Boraparte is spending
his vacation The statement by Mr.
BonaQarJe was JypevritJen and was re-
vised by him i was as follows
Attorney General Boaaparte was asked
II he had read the opinion OF the Court
OF Appeals IN Chicago reversing Judge
Lands due OF s29-5s1.110 imposed lpon
the STANDARD oil Company. and If he had
any comment TO make upon IL The A.
torney General replied
Yes. have read the opinion. Il was
sent 20 me by the United States zttor-
ney as soon as isued-
VIII Ask for Review.
Any comment by me On TIE action Of
The Court OF Appeals would Re in nv
judgment inappropriate. especially. since.
IN some fem and at some time in rBa
near fu-ure. the Department OF Justice
will undoubtedly try TO obtain an authori-
ta1ive review cf the decision. II fs r,-,~r
TO be regretted that. owing 10 the uurea-
sonable restrictions imposed By existing
Jaw upon the right Of appeal by the
United States in criminal cases. this. can
not 5e done in what IS obviously The I
most natural. most prompt and effective +
method. namely. by a direct aulseai IN I
the Supreme Court q the United states /
But since such Is tie present condition /
OF the law. the department must adapt
us course Of action 20 that condition
Law Rendered Innocuous
In NY opinion It is Of vital moment /
that the statutes regulating interstate 4
commerce should be so constructed by
our courts that il may not be practical
T. impossible 20 convict Iawbrea kers on
b vast scale. nor practically impossible
10 punish them, when convicted. with
sU1hcient severity 10 assure future obts-
Hence TO the law.
think II IS the duty Of my depart-
iieltt 10 A'SleF wholesome fear Of con- D
Ign punishment among those often
ind strongly tempted 10 do what the
aw foTbids- And the department has
ried in the past and viii try in tbe f1l-
urc 20 faithfully discharge this duty
such well-considered measures viii he
therefore,. adopted after due defi5era-
ion aud conference as viii so far as
practicable. remove any possible dan
ger which may be thought 20 exist. lest
he present decision. as a precedent or
otherwise shall prove an impedime1t
% the effective administration Of these
alutary laws"
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
WEATHER FORECAST

For the District Of Columbia.
Maryland, and Eirginia-Local
rams to-day and tomorrow; light
10 fresh easterly winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
HUGHES WILLING
To RUN AGAIN
Declares Himself Candidate
for New York Governor.
BELIEVES IT HIS DUTY
Cannot Ignore Many Inquiries
of His Friends.

Believed TO Be In
Anticipation Of Plans OF Tim
Woodrun Worked Out at sFxauu
hih Rare" and Intended 10 Force
BIS own RenOmfnation-WfIIc
AffiIes HIS Stamp of Approval
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
Furniture Auction .t sIo,,,.

\ lot Of Office and household fr,-.f--r-z
VIII be sold al Sloau's, 1907 G st. today
AZ % a m Autos, morse, vehicles. large
safe, &C. at p n.
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s1.2l 10 Bnltfmnrr nnh r,..-

Saturdays and sundays. via PennSvIT-a7f,
Railroad Tickets good returning un-ii
Sunday night All regular trains exce1f
The Congressional Limited
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baltimore and Return. s1.2s.

Every Saturday and Sundav Al .-.s--
both ways. both days. except RovaI -
tied City Offices. 1E17 c st. and SO %
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Continued on Page ., Column ?.
DaItImore nnd OhIo Excur.io.

SI-00 TO Harpers Ferry and NTsrfinsb,,-.-
SO to Berkeley Springs, and 500 -
Cumberland and return Spscfai 80 -
leaves Union Station SIS a. m. Sundsv
July IS. "a ;
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

-oe'J4o Feet EGEe Grain Georrla
looF4ng now on hand Libbey & Co
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

The Bottom Has Dropped Ont
OF lumber prices. Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Edge Grain Georgia Flooring s. "A
Per 100 feet. LibbeE x Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Lowest Lumber Prices in Year.
Frank Ltbbes- * Co. 9Th ST and y. y ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Ceiling (beaSsdl. SI-5O Per Ic0 Fl.
Frank Libbey * Co. 9Th st. and n. Z. ave
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TWELVE MORE HELD
FOR HAZING PLEBES
Cadets Probably Will Be SEN
fenced to Dismissal.
MAKES a TOTAL OF TWENTY

Same Board that Ordered Dismissal
of Eight Accused on Thursday VIII
Try Additional Alleged CuIprits.
and Result Is Expected to Be the
Same-OffieiaIs Maintain silence.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25
VIII Fight for the Dog.

el@5 20 Baltimore and Return
IA BaiUmore and Ohio Railroad. to-da,
and tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

No. J Cypress Shingles, 81 Per Loo.
Drank Libbey & Co.. 6th ST. dad n. i. av,.
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BONAPARTE FEARS
DECISIONS EFFECT
Interstate Commerce Laws
Menaced by Construction.
DISCUSSES CHICAGO OIL CASE

''Of Vital Moment" He says, chat
statutes should Be SO Construed
TINT Il May Not Be Practically In
possible 10 Convict Lavvbreakers
on Vast seRIe--TO Ask Review.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

Summer Specinls-Artistic Designs ,r.I
clusters. 8 and Up Blackstone. Isfh (. n
The Washington herald., 1908-07-25

North CaroIiu1 sidi=g, CLIO Per 100 TT.
Frank LAobey * Co. eth ST. and y. Y. ave.
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Continued on PAGE 2. Column 4.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

Crystal Falls. Mich.
February 20. 1908.

Meeting of the Board Of Supervisors
of Iron County Michigan was held In
the Supervisors room in the Court
house in the City OF Crystal Falls this
Goth dsy OF February A. ID. 1908.
Chairman W. J. Richards not being
present the meeting was called to order
by the County Clerk with the following
members present. w. II. lobe. Edward
Scott. Victor Benson. Arvid Bjork. II.
j. McLaren, Jno. Dawson. William
Carlson and Jas. r. Edwards. Absent
W. J. Richards and Christopher Rowe.
1t was moved by Bjork and seconded
by Dawson that w. II. Jobe be elected
chairman OF this meeting.- Motion
carried.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

snfruie fn;nAsson wasSa nssa "a
Fifth avenue. New York, has been
RACED and replaced by. commercial
structure. Eleven years ago his sue
cessors I'm the great store on Broad
way assigned, and the Stewart store
building Is now Wanamaker estab-
llshment. Even the body OF Stewart
was stolen from its vault In New York,
and there In stu a dispute as to wheth-
or II ever was recovered. The Stew
art name and business and fortune all
have disappeared. but his fame lives.
A. II. Stewart was Scotch-Trish-
man, born I'm Ireland and educated Mt
Dublin university. lie was classical
scholar, devoted 10 books In his early
life and with no Idea OF entering trade.
When he came 10 America, at the age
OF twenty, In 1893, he became teacher
In New York. Two years later he re-
turned TO Ireland TO claim a legacy OF
about $1,000. and upon the advice OF
friend IN New York be bought In
Dublin stock OF laces and other
goods, which he brought back TO Amer.
lea with him. IIe opened a small shop,
advertised his wares and sold the
goods at an enormous profit. This sue.
cess revolutionized Stewart He de
voted his life 20 trade.
"A tha outset Stewart made up his
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
FOR THE CHILDREN


Most boys and girls have noticed
that when n dog loses his master IN n
crowd be Invariably hunts for him by
the sense OF smell instead OF by sight
says the Chicago News. because In
stinct tells the dog that the best way
20 find him is by his scent Smell IL
the most acutely developed sense that
the dog has. Its power Is sometimes
almost Incredible. II has been put TO
hundred different tests. the most
difficult that could be devised. and sci.
dom II ever has It been known to fall
One OF the severest tests that the ell
tor ever heard OF was made some time
ago under the direction OF company
OF scientific men. The master OF tbs
dog changed his shoes several times.
wearing new ones and also those OF
other men by turns. but when tho dog
was placed on his trail II followed him
accurately. This Is one Of those Do
culiar endowments made by nature for
the protection OF its creatures. IL Il
like the eye OF che eagle. which has
the power Of focusing 50 that II cnn
distinguish q small object of prey from
q height Of ona nate u the air as easily
from distance ~ fel feet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
A NEW RECORD In
RAILROAD BUILDING
The Pacific Coast Extension Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railway Reach
es Terry, Montana.

The Chicago. Milwaukee a. st. Paul
Railway has Just extended the train
service as far west as Terry. Montana.
Here the new line crosses the Yellow
stone River for the hrst time. At
present trains are in operation as far
west as Marmath. North Dakota. 19i
miles beyond the Missouri River. This
extension carries the new train service
about one hundred miles farther west
Train service between Aberdeen and
Marmath daily, except Sunday, and
letween Marmath and Terry daily.
The record Of the Chicago. Milwau-
kee a. st. Paul Railway. in building
its Pacific Coast extension. has never
been equaled in the matter Of time by
any similar undertaking Track Is
now being laid at the rate Of five miles
per day, and the east and west track
laying forces In Montana will soon
meet in the vicinity OF Miles City, 1t
is confidently expected that trains over
the new transcontinental line will be
operated from Chicago to Butte. Mon
tana, by May, 1908. and to Seattle and
Tacoma. Washington. about one year
later.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

A Father Knickerbocker Dutch
Auction seems to be. the thing just
now. according to our.exchanges.
Some enterprising Merchant offer
the Father Knickerbocker" Mission
Clock the first day at the regular price
and then reduces the price 80 cents
each day until sold.
This creates great excitment, espec-
tally among the ladies. each one wait
ing and planning to buy 1t at her
own price when low some one snaps
it up. then every one goes and buys
a Father Knickerbocker" just to
show that they can have good time
and the Dutch Auction has done its
work, every one Is happy. the town
mas "better time and the dealer has
doomed his business besides having his
share OF the fun.
Which of our local Merchants will be
the first TO have Dutch Auction
bereG 6-wk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

Lansing. Mich. Nov. Is. - A pro
posal 10 strike out the word "male"
from section of article VII Of the
constitution. has been offered In thu
constitutional convention by Delegsts
Barbour. Of Detroit. This elimination
provides for women suffrage on exact
~ the same terms with men IN Michi
gan. and makes them eligible to vote
Tor all offices az all elections. including
presidential elections
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

mind as 10 his course In business, re
determined TO be perfectly honest new
err TO misrepresent bis goods. always
10 watch every nook and corner OF his
business and 70 add more customers
by pleasing those Ice got II was his
boast In old ago that In all his career
he never permitted willfui misrepre-
scntation 10 be made In his store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

man and clerk be instructed 70 draw
orders for the same. McLaren yes.
Benson yes. Edwards yes, Bjork yes.
Carlson yes, Scott yes Dawson yes,
Jobs yes. Motion carried.
On motion the board adjourned until
March 90. 1908.
w. H. Jobe. Chairman.
John Wall, Clerk,