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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-07-03
ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES.
Washington Farmers Ask Information
on Various Subjects.

washington Farmers Ask Information
on Various Subjects.
From the Washington State College. Pullman.
The experiment station has received
a letter from j. A. B., of Everett, ask
ing how to exterminate the = Canadian
thistle. Professor W. S. Thornber,
horticulturist, replied as follows:
"The Canadian thistle is a hard
plant to fight, but by judicious cut
ting and cultivation you can eradi-
cate 1t. The plant must be kept from
forming a growth above the surface
Of the ground for at least one year
in order that your efforts for it's ex-
termination may be successful. The
plant spreads by underground stems,
or roots, which are thrown up at dis
tances of from three to six feet from
the parent plant, so merely destroy
ing the mother plant will not kill
the weed. A good cutting during
the month of June, followed by other
cuttings in the latter part of July
and on through August will check
the thistle materially, and may de-
stroy it entirely. 1t is generally
quite difficult to eradicate the plant
in pastures and fence corners, since
small residue will be left unde-
stroyed, which will grow durng the
following year. There is no spray
that will kill 1t. Sometimes it is
helpful to cut the thistle off about
three inches below the surface of
the ground, which causes the root
to rot by drying out. In cultivated
fields it is advisable to rake out the
underground stems, and allow them
to dry thoroughly before plowing
again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
New Law in effect

Wednesday was the day set for the
new nine hour railroad law 10 go into
effect and ali Of the railroads Of the
country are now working under that
law. BY its provisions operators are
not allowed 10 work more than nine
hours There is provision, however,
excluding one man Offices from the pro.
visions Of the act 50 that Crystal Falls
Is not in the list Of offices effected by
the law
The principal effect Of the law Is felt
in large places on trunk lines. IL II
stated that the change wi add but a
very few operators TO the force now
employed on the Peninsula division OF
the North Western or the superior
division Of the St Paul but number
Of the smaller offices have been closed
entirely A bulletin at the North
Western depot contained the informa.
tion that number of small stations IN
the vicinity OF Powers were closed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
MORE LEGION INFORMATION
Prof Hlll Receives Letter From Commits
soner Kelsey OF N. 7,

Prot Hill Receives Letter From Commits
sioner Kelsey Of N. 7.
Prof Hill, in order to satisfy his
own mind on the Legion question ad
dressed letter to the superintendent
OF insurance Of New York state. Otto
Kelsey Mr.. Kelsey replied to the
communication and some OF the infor-
mation included therein is Of so much
Importance that we print the commun-
ication for the information of our
readers
Albany February 2l, 1908.
Mr.. w. D. Hill,
Crystal Falls. Mich.
Dear Sir
Answering your letter dated the
18th instant. you are undoubtedly
aware Of the fact that the present
method of distribution Of dividends in
force in the National Protective Legion
became operative last month after the
amendment 10 bylaws adopted at the
annual convention in September, 1907.
The action recommended by the man
agement 10 the membership In respect
TO the adoption OF the new plan of APP
portioning dividends was prompted
doubtless by full consideration of the
continuous criticism made by this de-
partment on the old plan The depart
ment did not prescribe the new plan
as IL was question entirely under the
control cf the membership, We are not
prepared to say that the new plan win
entirely accomplish the results desired,
but It is move in the right direction
and will work for more stability and
permAnency TO the organization. We
have not had adyices from the manage
ment that il desires TO provide for any
specific sum Of money as a reserve
fund You will appreciate the diff
Guilty Of forecasting what will be re-
turned in the way OF dividends under
the contracts issued by this association
as they are not definite agreements for
the payment of any fixed SUN Of
money.
We nave addressed communication
asking for an explanation concerni ng
its advices TO the membership relative
30 the interference of the Federal
Government. but mp 10 this writing
have received no reply. Doubtless this
information will he supplied at an
early date.
Yours respectfully
Otto Kelsey,
superintendent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
.RUTLEDGE STARTS
WORK IN COUNTY
SEVEN STAMBAUGh SALOON KEEP.
ERS ARRESTED TUESDAY.
IRON RIVER THE NEXT PLACE
Crystal Falls is Going TO get It's Dose
After the sweat Side Has Been
Trimmed up.

Business has doomed about Justice
Dawson court this week. Rev. Ruth
ledge brought grist that started the
wheels Of industry going last Tuesday
and they have been going at a merry
clip since
Seven saloon keepers from the town
ship Of stambaugh were arrested on
warrants sworn out by Mr. Ruthledge
on Monday and they were arraigned
before Mr.. Dawson who arranged for
hearings fo- them next week. beginning
Monday.
The arrest OF the Stambaugh saloon
keepers is the beginning of crusade.
so we are told, in Iron county that
threatens to put the fear Of the law in.
TO the hearts Of liquor dealers within
its bounds.
The movement started with the as.
sistance of the ministers of the Swedish
church at Stambaugh. They are back
ing up MIR. Ruthledge in the movement
and that is all that he needs to make
things hum II Is understood that
Iron River will be the next place at
tackled and that Crystal Falls is on the
list and will surely get its own very
shortly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
COUNCIL ASKS
FOR new TRIAL
lNSTRUcTs CITY ATTORNEY TO TRY
KIMBALL CASE AGAIN.
FLATTLEY OBJECTS TO PENALTY
Appeaaed Before Council in Regard to
Enssneer's Services Being Charged
TO Him.

The Kimball case is TO be tried
again. That decision was reached at q
meeting Of the city council held last
Monday evening. City Attorney
Abbott was present and explained all
matters in connection with mis- hand
ling of the case and the council in
structed him to move for new trial at
once.
In addition to moving for a new trial
the mayor appointed the entire council
"A committee TO look mp the evidence
and assist the city attorney In fighting
the case
Through the solicitation Of Senator
Moriarty, Judge Stone expressed his
willingness 10 grant new trial in this
case If the city aske. for it as the uni
versal opinion Of the people of the city
was that the plaintiff was not injured
in the amount in which damages were
awarded him Acting upon this open
ing the conucil thought that the city
should have another show for its alley
and will probably get it,
There has been some talk of the de-
tendant asking for change Of venue
but whether that move Will oe made
or not will not appear until the motion
for another nearing is made
The sewer contractors were before
the council 10 learn about the seventeen
hundred dollars that were charged 10
them as penalties for not completing
their contract within the specified
time The penalties come in the form
OF engineers services. Owing 10 the
sewer not having been completed with
in the time specified in the contract
the city was obliged TO continue the
services of an engineer many months
longer than it otherwise would have
had 10 do. The contract specified that
If such case should arise the engine
ers service should be charged TO the
contractor.
Mr. Flattley thought that this prece-
dure was not quite fair owing to the
extreme difficulty which he met with
conditions that made the work doubly
expensive to him and neoessitated
much expenditure on mis- part, He was
very fair in his statements 10 the coun-
Gil and left an exceedingly favorable
impression and IL is probable that after
tt.. ,{t,, srata un 80 qaat HuapetnlIv Mr.
Flattley will be given every concession
that the city can give with fairness 70
itself
Arrangements were made for the
coming election and an auditing com
mittee 10 check mp the books of the
treasurer and clerk was appointed to
consist Of John McGillis and A. r.
ROBBINS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
MINING BUSINESS
IS PICKING UP
BUTTE COPPER MINES START UP PUT
TING MANY BACK AT WORK.
LOCAL SITUATION UNCHANGED
Forces at Working Mines Have Not Been
Changed and are not Likely to be-
Mining News.

The last week has brought better
feeling in the mining industry Of the
Country that cannot but have its effect
upon the local situation
The bright spots are confined to the
copper INDUSTRY but 1t is natural that
the other industries should follow in
the wake Of copper very soon
The best news comes from Butte
where the copper mines which have
been closed down since last October
have resumed operations and large
number Of men have been put back at
work. When the Butte mines closed
the men scattered over the country,
many coming TO the Michigan ranges.
These men are beginning 10 return
thus relieving the situation in these
parts perceptibly.
Railroad agents have been through
the copper country and the Marquette
range already looking for the business
There has been some additional cur
tailment In the iron mines especially
in the Marquette district whore the
night shifts at the Cleveland Cliffs
mines were laid off On the Mesabi
there is gradual change Of condi tion
TO meet the situation. Corrigan-M c.
Kinney have all of their mines closed
on that range and many Of the other
independent companies have cut forces
The Steel corporation show the greatest
activity Of any of the mining compan-
les in the iron district.
In the local field there has been no
change and there VIII likely be none
until shipping begins, at least. The
REIMBURSEMENT has been completed at
the Corrigan Mckinney mines and
everything has settled down to the
usual routine Every married man Is
working and almost all Of them on full
time. Only few of the higher grade
Of workmen are working half time,
The Bristol has made on change from
that instituted in December. The
South Dunn exploration Is being push
co and all Of the men that can be work
cd are kept going, out here.
The Huron exploration is going
along nicely. Not many men are em
ployed but as soon as the present sink
is down the number will be added TO-.
The Hollister is working right along
and every effort is being made TO open
up the ore body second new lift is
being sunk and two levels will be added
during the year A large number Of
men are on the pay roll and steady EN-
ployment will be given.
The Spring Valley company is push.
ing its exploration out near the Hope,
power drill being added 20 the equip.
msnt during the week. Another lift
Is being sunk and the explorers expect
TO get something with further depth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
The Iron Trade

The Iron Trade Rpview says
March business has not come IN like
lion, nor is there any danger that 1t
will 20 out like lamb. There is a
slight but steady improvement in near
ly all lines. Men who nave been,
grumbling on account of few orders
received have discovered that the total
transactions for February show COM
Portable increase over January.
THE wire business is probably the
most prosperous branch Of any Of the
iron trade. The principal producer has
about 50 per cent of its capacity in
operation. Another favorable develop
ment has been the increase Of orders
from railroads Orders for steel rails
during the week amounted TO about
IS, 900 tons, and in the Chicago district
there has been liberal buying Of track
supplies. including 3, 600 tons OF spikes.
In the east few orders for locomotives
have been placed. In structural mat
erial there Is improved demand.
"Our monthly blast furnace statistics
show u production Of 233, ,074 tons IN
February. as compared with i.O3i, si3
tons in January. The merchant stocks
decreased their production by 4AOl0
tons. while the output OF iron used for
making steel increased 20, 600 tons
There were i59 furnaces IN operation
on the last day Of February and 1870
on the last day Of January
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
The Exodus Continues.

Another large party Of emigrants left
this city last Monday nigth followed
on Tuesday by second bunch that
raises the number of foreigners who
returned TO the old country during the
week TO about sixty.
Letters received by local residents
from relatives in the old countries state
that the great influx Of laborers TO
their native land from this country has
seriously affected the labor situation
across the water and that IL is getting
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

fairly large score. Bob" Wilson was
the most spectacular singer but "Henie
Busch" was the candy kid" with the
spectators.
A party of Crystal Falls bowlers con-
sisting OF Phil Shaw. E. J. Oswald.
Frank ID. Ball. l. A. Henry, Thos.
Conlin and q. Watson go TO Stambaugh
this evening 20 bowl with team head
ed by Will Jobe at the Baltic club house
The Cigar men disposed of the Tufts
team last evening very handily.
The Postal men ami the Cigar men
contested for honors last Wednesday
evening and the employees OF Uncle Sam
met with defeat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
SUBSCRIPTION sa.oo PER YEAR

10 be serious question 10 take care of
the large number arriving daily.
A number Of those going over now
are men who have families In the old
country and are seizing upon the dull
times TO 90 over and get them. II is
probable that at least half OF those who
left these parts win To back again be-
fore the first of next year
The number who have left Crystal
Falls for the old country since the de-
preston commenced is conservatively
placed at 500 When 1t is considered
that this locality is but one Of many IN
the United States that are sending for
eigners back TO Europe, some idea can
be had of the enormity OF rhe emigra-
tion
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
In New Quarters

The official and clerical force Of the
Corrigan Mckinney company have
moved into their new Office which has
been completed within the past few
weeks
This Office was described 40 length ~
these columns when work WAS started
thereon and-the boilding. completed
h. ais ont an that was said Of its excel.
lent arrangement at the time
An OF the higher officials Of the com
pany have deses ia the Office and th,
vault room is very large providing foi
storage capacity for years 30 come
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
A RELIEF CLUB FORMED
Ladies Of cys,al Falls Unto 10 Assist Those
in Need

in Need
Monday afternoon March 2 at the
home Of Mrs G : Henry the ladies
of the city met and organized the
Crystal Falls Relief Club, and elect
ed the following officers
President Mrs. 9. s. Henry.
Secretary Mrs. j T. Wilkinson.
Treasurer Mrs. H. g. Buenger
Fi-st Vice Pres. - Mrs l.. d. Rowley
Second Vice Pres Mrs John Wall
Executive Board Mrs r b. Webb.
Mrs. r. II Darling. Mrs. Ed Sensiba,
The Pres, appointed the following
ladies to investigate and look up any
one requiring relief IL their respective
parts Of city
Mrs. $. Jacka Great Western
location
Mrs. VIM. Harvey Tobin location.
Mrs A. Bjork, Bristol location.
Mrs. c. NJ. Rogers, Mrs. J. s lessen,
Mrs. O. Picord Mrs. Frederickson,
throughout the main part Of city out
side Of the locations.
The object of the organization is TO
give relief to those in need and the
club asks the cooperation of the
people in general. If anyone knowing
Of parties in need will kindly report
the names Of such to the Pres or Sec.
il will be gwen attention at once.
The organization have secured the
building formerly occupied by Salin
and Wern AS tailor shop for their
headquarters, which will be open every
Saturday afternoon Anyone desiring
TO give .aid in the way of clothing or
anything that can be made usefnl will
be gladly received Donations in mon
ey will be used 10 purchase clothing.
All are invited TO help.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

Continued on page five
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07

We wish to express our sincere
thanks 10 the many friends whose
kindness, shown in 50 many ways help
ed to lightel our burden ia our late
affiiction
Mr.. AMI Mrs q. v voos and Family
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
via the RowIers

The Osterberg and Tufts teams bowl
cd matcn game at the alley last Tues
day evening. the Tufts team again
winning by a score Of iOf pins.
The butchers and BARRIERS bowled last
week. the butchers winning out by q
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1908-03-07
FROM THE WANDERER
A. interesting Letter From Harvey Lucas
Telling OF His Travels

Fred Gunther received a letter from
Harvey Lucas last week and has kindly
consented to allow IL TO be published as
so many OF Harveys Crystal Falls
friends are interested in his travels.
The letter is.as follows
Chatswcod.
January i2. 1908
can hardly believe that II is .
month or more since | wrote last the
time has passed 50 quickly and why it
has passed so quickly don't know,
unless IL IL because IL has passed 80
smoothly for me Before ! 20 any
farther | suppose you want to know
where am and what | am doing
Well / am In Roseville, northern sub
urb of sydney six miles by train and
short ride on the ferry, and / am at
present. aud have been for the past
month trying 10 solve that old and
perplexing problem, the servant girl
question. To get AZ the facts Of the
--ease. am "chief cook and bottle
washer for a quiet little family
lHuges by nanel living in this quicter
little burial vault, Roseyille.
But believe me II has it's good points
lyou have probably heard the quotation
about giving the devil his due !,
Is a most beautiful spot, and delight.
fnlly cool All thru the last month.
which Is the hottest here when the
thermometer in town has been hang.
ing on" around % and 100. it has been
cool and breezy out here. SO you see
am having a real breezy time
left the "Kanowna here at sgd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-20
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