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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Il lsn'i always The gIgI who can
bus the pretty conhek who has presH
" clothes to wear
TO be well dressed Il Is Just as
asnenlial 10 know how to keep things
nice as It Is 90 know how 70 hus
nice things.
II one has the money % buy, mis-
usp. throw away and buy again.
carefulnass "a not so important. but
few OF as are SO situated
AT the end Of the year a coat
which has been kept on q hanger
when not In use Will COX as II Il
had cost twice as much ns an equal.
~ expensive coat, which has been
hung by the strap or flung careless
Is down.
WasteEilly economical people think
Il Ia extrayagnnt 10 buy shoe trees,
but fiud they pay their way every
time. A gDodp air OF trees costs
abnag rs cents, and lasts lifetime.
n twu Or three years they win have
saved their cost In the prolonged life
IT your shoes II also pays TO have
more than one pair OF shoes. Two
pairs worn alternately wenf more
than twice AZ long as one pair worn
STEADILY. shoe dealers say that this
Is because the animal heat does not
have dime 10 get ont q the shoes
that are worn every day and the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
CANADIAN vlew Of ooRf.
Liberal Paper supporio oklahom,
Senator'S Tariff Ideas.

Liberal Paper supporto Oklahoma
Senator'S Tariff Ideas.
The following from the editorial
e0lumnH OF the Montreal tCanadal
Witness d Liberal and low tariff pa
per shows thal the fame II our tai
nled orator and statesman, Senator
sofe, extends beyond the bounds OF
ihe United States. IN a late edition
Ae Witness says
C0nsldergtlun of the cotton ached
lies OF the new tariff IN the United
staieh Senate gave Mr, Gore. the
lind Senator from Oklahoma. op
orlunty 10 show that many cotton
manufacturers Of the Nea England
states are making exorbltant prof
is. He named a number OF com
aanlea, showing that their net earn
lngs OF dividends range from thirty
10 aixiy.aeven per cent In one case,
thaf of the Dartmouth company
there had been within the last year
RpenlaI dividend Of 100 per cent
Mr.. Gore dld not blame the com
4anlen for making these enormous
nrollla He blamed the tariff legls'
lallon which made them possible and
inflicted an Injustice on The conaum.
ere. YET Il Is stated on authority
'hai ME Gotten schedules will be
revised upward still further Evil
tently the farmers are not In Il With
the manufacturers, unless the duubl.
'hg ~ the duty on Canadian potatoes
he considered 'Quld pro quo for
the rise on cotton cloth, Much has
aeen said, chiefly hy those who wish
ii The proleelIonlsl committees OF
Inngress free hand about the IN.
urv 10 huainesa IN the United States
Hansnd Nv the delay in passing the
arlff hill. nut the only thing ner
saniihlp that huslnesa men need walt
eof Is The upward revision IN order
Ia know how much to mark un their
qe0ds Thev may be Rnre that there
wlll be No iniurlcnH downward Fevl'
eian The farmers are dlscnntenied
.ud iiresaal lint this "a not ihe sArl
- revision thew were nr6nlshd but
shey nfn not organlxed like the man
nfaeiureFs. II iwav to cnruel aglen.
zion 10 fholr protests. proieciian n
not nnllcg' in The United States.
bui faith and AZ snsh has HE
eafchy aee0nins N nrniils from lhlr
tv Al hssnFrGt ner ranl. while
farmers and workers. uiuAt be fAA-
inni ~llh bare maFEln above exist
snccr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16


Hooker Mccall Post No AZ. De.
partment Of Oklahoma, q. A. r.. The
State Capital will not publish an
article In lta holy and blessed and
righteous Republican papers col
amns IN the defense OF the negro
soldier. and comrades oil the q. A. n.
most adopted q resolution against our
rlty council and mayor for the treat.
ment Of George Champ as lanlter OF
the city hall and they failed 10 pub
llah Il after we filed n with them.
IS they said they would Jack And
arson, post commander George
Nichols, post adiutant. June 18TH
1909
Headquarters Hookef.McCall Post
No ~. Department Of Oklahoma. a.
A. r.. Guthrie. Okla. June ~ Hook.
er-McCall Post No. AZ u A. X. IN a
regular meeting. adopted the follow.
Ing resolutions:
I'VE "a old Union soldiers and
comrades OF the G. Al r. post and
Ladies Of the G. A. R. circles, CON.
iemn the actions ol the city council
IN not confirming the appointment Of
George Champ a. ianlior af the city
hall He being an old soldier, who
cave hls breast t0 shot and shells,
u being The custom IN civil service
10 give old soldiers the preference,
when found competlnt and loyal 70
'he flag Of his country. which he Is.
he has alwass been loyal 10 hIa
aarty.
and NC most aafneHiiF condemn
ihe mayor of the city. for not IN.
slstlng upon he council TO confirm
hls appointment hnd Yielding therel
70 FOR the satisfaction or few re
Hublcana and disclargIne the said
George Champ without proper
cause. And appointing a young man
who was neither q soldier nor son
Of veteran
Therefore, Be II hereby resolved,
THAT d copy Of this resolution be
fIled 10 the city clerk, t. be consId.
cred fl tlsa next meeting of the
council and 4 conY 10 The Leader
md Capital af our CITY Jackson
anderson. Post Commander Attest
Geo Nichols posi Adlntani"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Men past middle life have found
comfort and relief Ii Fpley'a Kidney
Remedy. especially for enlarged pro-
state gland. which Is very common
among elderly men. L. II. Norris,
Dexter. KY. writes. up to a year
ago my father suffered from kidney
and bladder trouble and several phy-
elcIans pronounced It enlargement Of
the prostate gland and advised an
operation on account Of his age VIZ
we're afraid he could not stand It and
/ recommended Foiey's Kidney Rem.
edy and the fret bottle relieved him.
and after taking the second bottle
he was no longer troubled with this
complaint G r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Our family were an bern and rails.
ed IN Iowa. and have used Chamber.
ilan's Collie. Cholera and Diarfhoea
Remedy tmade at Dea Molness for
years. We know how good Il Is from
long experience In the use Of Il Ii
fact, when in III Paso. Texas, the
writer's lie was saved by the prompt
use OF this remedy. We are now on.
Eaged IN she mercantile business at
Karcoossee. Fla. and have inlFodue.
ed The remedy here Il has proven
very successful and Il constantly
growing IN favor. lsnnls Bros. This
remedy is for sale BY G + Reufro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

II il \ mistake 10 allow anyone
10 suffer from rheumatism. ab the
pain can always be relieved. alld N
most cases cure effected hg apply
InF chamheFlAln'a Llnlmnnt The RI
lief from pain which Il ufiorda Is
alone worth many times lle n0al. Il
makes sleep and rest possible Eyen
in cases of long standing this llnl.
menl should be used % account Of the
relief which II affords. DO not b
discouraged until you have given Il
q trial. For sale BIZ G. n Renlro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

viii bn hoat nfomoiehs-sbest pteaerved,~i
81 ara faaUyfu give the proper remed'
The proper timo The proper remedy
or all Htralns apralna Or collie Is Perry
1aviS' pAInhlllef The proper time 10 uRl
[ f when the trouble first ah1Wa itself
ie prompt and youll not only aave th'
1araa suffering. but you'll spare yourself
rauhle md uxnenae~-tnAybe eavn Il lunf
lme whiting. You aHRht 10 have o hoitl
eady. The npw size bottle COSTS 30 cents
ne larger. 60 cents He sure your drug
iat glVeh Won Perry Davis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

colda that hing on weaken the
constitution aud dayelon into con
lumpIun. Foley's Honey and Taf
'ures persistent coughs that refuse
70 yield to other treatment. 10 not
experiment. with untrled remedies nr
lelay may result IN yonr cold SET.
ilIng on your lungs g, K. Renfrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
DRINK AND DespcuDsucy


fOklahoma Press servlcel
Tulsa, Okla, June id Nelson VI.
Jewelt, d we'll known newspaper man
recently with the Kansas clty star
attempted suicide here last night
He will recover He ii said 70 have
been drinking and became deapOnd-
ent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

Foley'a Honey and Tar ie eapas
lily recommended for chtonle throa
nd lung troubles and many sufferet
rom bronchitis. asthma and eonaunl
Ion have found comfort and relief
= using Foley's Honey and Tar. {
l. Renfrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

The Houston Post finally found
something Oklahoma does not excel h
Post says Texas widows are finest III
the world. The oklahoma Widows
afa soon married. hence we ran moi
hope 10 overcome the Texas lead
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16

FV1FV WcHsH VII % lrFaFe0Faa
There hns rereplIv hnen discovered
n aromatic. pleassui herb cure iur
woman's lIlu called Mother afav'A
AuSrHAl liAN LEAF II ia me nnlv
eeflaln zlnuleIpf. cures female weak.
Hessek aM, nschache KIdnev. alad.
der aud IlflnaFe troubles It An nrnps
eI||ls q ~ natl bn ela Sample FRRF
Address. The Mother Gray Co.. Re ROY
= X.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-16
THOSE ON
SICK LIST

q. G. Worrall, state prlntct Is Al
lrille improved he was able to-
leave the hospital yesterday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31

down here. To these must be added
the increase in tonnage that is now
handled. Time was when twenty
"big" cars was train load ont OF
here now as cars is the regulation
load There will have TO be a big
change in equipment on the Menominee
branch II the wrecks and delays OF the
past two weeks are TO be avoided in
the future.
BAKER ON THE LIST,
The Baker mine al Stambau gh.
owned by corrigan. Mckinney a. c..
started TO ship ore this week for the
first time in its history. The Baker
has been under development for several
years aud a large stockpile was ac-
cumulated bat no ore sent out last
year
one shift is being worked aud the
daily output sent forward. The
Baker property isn't looking as well
"A IL was hoped IL wonld and the bot
tom level is filled with water. all work
being done on the level above.
THE FLORENCE IRON co.
This concern is branching ont a
great deal Of late. its exploratory
program in the Iron River district be-
ing quite extensive During the week
Mr. vogrl. general manager OF the
concern, visited Grystal Falls couple
Of times and spent much time looking
over properties In the vicinity.
The Florence people have consider
able land about hers and II Il quite
probable that this land, together with
other lands acquired, will be explored
by this concern.
HEMLOCK SHIPPING sTOCKPILE.
The steam shovel was started loao
ing the stocked ore at the Hemlock
early In the week and that -ore has
been going forward alta lively rate all
week.
The HemIock Is employing large
force and pushing operations a. hard
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
NORTHWESTERN WRECKS INDI
CATE ovERTAxED coNoITlos
HsmIoek Pile Going Forward and Brs-
tol Pile Il About Gone -othsr Min
ing Notes.

The large number of accidents on
the Menominee river branch Of. the
g. a. N. W. during the past two weeks
Is one OF the evidences OF the increased
demand which the expansion ia ore
shipments is making on the railroads
that serve the mines. IL is safe 10 say
that the demand is right now greater
than IL has ever been between Antoine
and Iron River. The Crystal Falls
district is sending output ss much
daily output as In rs palmiest days
and IL the big stockpilee should begin
to move there would simply be a
deluge of tonnage from these parts.
Then comes the big increase which
is being made this year in the output
of the Iron River -Stambaugh mines
and large output from the Florence
as well.
The railroad has not been keeping
pace with the increase in business up
here. In the first place the rails are
not what they should he TO maintain
the big rolling stock. the curves are
the same old sharp ones tnat they were
when the road was first built up here
and when so, 900 tons of ore from Crys.
tai Falls was big shipment. Then
the cars are the romans OF what we
had on the division last year increased
by lot of old cars that were not good
enough for the Gogebic range. where
new steel cars are being furnished and
the antiquated wooden structures sent
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
To Build Mausoleum.

At the last session Of the probate
court X. q. Flanagan petitioned for
privilege TO build a mausoleum in the
local cemetery to mark the last resting
place OF the late Mr.. and Mrs Luke
welch Permission was granted aud
IL Is understood that work will be
commenced upon tbe structure at once.
The vault will cost in the neighbor-
hood OF a. 600, as planned by Mr..
Flanagan, and will be very beautiful
structure.
Many remarks were made by local
friends and acquaintances OF the de.
ceased over the condition In which the
graves were left but 10 was not known
that any such structure was contem.
plated
The graves are located In the Catholic
portion OF the cemetery and after Mr..
Welchs death the lot was beautiiied
and marked by large monument and
an iron fence, The proposed mauso.
leum will easily be the most attractive
monument In the two cemeteries
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31

tage is built Of logs laid fat and 10
large and roomy. II contains 3 rooms,
the interior arrangement being simil-
CT to those Of the cottages ..0n second
lake
Recently Mr.. Holmes. assisted by the
other property owners and by the
township. have constructed road lead
ing from the county road at Fortuna
around the west side Of the lake cloee
to the shore.
The road ends at mis- cottage but
With very little expense could be .ex-
tended along the narrow neck Of land
between the two lakes 10 the channel
where q short bridge and connection
with the road to the cottages on the
second lake. only few rods away,
would give opportunity for drive all
around the lake The township will
probably devote some money each year
TO developing the roads out there and
with little expense to the public,
pleasure seekers will Ia few years
be furnished beautiful driveway all
around these lakes.
A lumber of local people who have
been charmed by the spot this year
Will make arrangements for building
ont there next year aud many campers
are now attracted to the spot.
In addition Rev. VIM. Poyseor 8
Fortuna park offers accommodations
for those who wish to board or to camp
out and take meals elsewhere.
Taken as a whole the future outlook
for the development OF summer re-
sort lake at the Fortune chain-o-lakes
is very bright.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Prominent Escanaba Man, His Wife and
Neiee, Killed On r. r. Crossing.

Prominent Escanaba Man, His Wife and
Neiee, Killed On r. r. Crossing.
One of the worst accidents recorded
in the history of the upper peninsula
happened at Birch Greek. Menominee
county. last Saturday when Hon ole
Erickson. his wife and Miss Belle
EricKson, his niece. were struck while
riding in their auto and ground to
death beneath the wheels Of a North
Western train.
The three unfortunates together with
Edward Erickson and his son and
daughter, Bertha and Edward Eriok
son. Jr.. and James ODonnell, the
driver, had lett Escanaba early in the
morning for Marinette 20 attend the
Chautauqua. They were accompanied
by other auto parties strung out on
the road, some ahead and some be-
hind.
AS they approached the crossing at
Birch Creek. which by the way Is a
notoriously bad one, being approached
on a reverse curve, passenger train
approached the crossing al the same
time. The train was not seen or heard
by the auto party II is claimed that
the whistle was not blown, but
whether this is or is not true. the
train was not noticed until IL was
right upon the car. Ole Erickson saw
it coming and called 10 the driver to
stop, He threw or the clutch but the
momentum carried the car onto the
tracks the front wheels barely over the
further rail. Erickson called again 70
start and the driver threw IN the
clutch just in time TO carry the front
OF the car off the track The train cut
the car in two and 'he tonneau served
to hold the victims like rats in trap
They were thrown under the wheels
and ground to unrecognizable MASSES
being dragged from 100 to l5O feet
The train stopped. the cars la the
rear came up and assisted In caring
for the others Of the party and In
picking up the remains of the victims
The accident cast gloom over Es.
canada where the Ericksons were very
prominent Mr.. Ole Erickson had
been representative in the state
Legislature for number Of years and
had host of friends all over the state.
The escape of the driver, Ed Erick.
son and his other two children was
certainly a miracle.
The thres victims were buried ia a
triple funeral Monday at which Esca.
naba turned out ON masse to manifest
its sorrow.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
CORPORATION REPORT
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
UNTITLED ORDERS or u. 5. STEEL tx.
ceeD THOSE or LAST YEAR.
INCREASE DIVIDEND ON COMMON
Stockholders win Get ; Per Cent In
creased Demand Causes A Rise In
Price OF Material.

The best evidence OF the big improve
ment that has come over the iron Dusi I.
ness was the report OF the directors OF
the U. S. Steel corporation for the
quarter ending June 80 last.
The company's official report states
that the total earnings for the quarter.
after deducting the operating expenses.
including those for ordinary repairs,
maintenance. interest and fixed
charges were see, $40. 49i, an increase
of %. o74. 7S5 compared with the same
period last year. The net earnings
were S2S. 323, 395. The untitled orders
on June 80, last. stood at 4,057, 989
tons, compared with S.542. 505 tons on
March Slst, 3.603. b27 on Dec. 3lst.
1905. 3,42i, 977 on Sept 3Oth, 1908
and 8, 3l3. s76 on June Both, 1908.
AS result Of the improvement in
earnings the directors decided to In.
crease the dividend rate on the com.
mon stock TO 3 per cent Thie stock
was originally given dividend Of
4 per cent but several years ago that
rate was cut to per cent. The cor.
porstion is on more solid foundation
now and dividend increase was de-
cided upon. Some wanted 1t put back
to per cent but the conservative fac.
tion won out in the directorate and
set the dividend at 3 per cent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
Ing scarcIty q semi tinIshed steel.

ing scarcity OF semi finished steel
"As result OF q protest against
free ore made this week by indepen-
dent producers. 1t Ia probable that the
conference report will carry a duty
Of ibc ton. No reduction from the
rate hxed by the senate bill was urg-
cd. but compromise reducing the
duty ioc q ton undoubtedly will be
agreed upon.
"a cloud burst on the Mesaba
range. which temporarily put the
mines out Of commission. has seriously
dersnged the ore trade. Vessels have
been waiting for days TO complete
their cargoes at upper lake ports, and
shipments for July. IL Is expected,
will fall below Q, OOo. 900 tons :
Tbs Iron Age says
The expected announcement Of an
advance in wire products came on
Monday. in the form OF an addition
OF s2 10 the prices on rods. nails and
plain wire. effective July "a. This
makes the total advance a since May
1, when the sharp drop took place.
Some Of the southern pig iron makers
announce that their asking price now
is si3. 90 for No. foundry at Bir-
mingham, an apparently hasty pro-
ceeding. since $i3 has been hardly es-
tablished and even that figure was
above the parity OF northern prices in
the west and at tidewater.
The eastern markets have been
most active, sales 70 four OF live con-
Germs in New England figuring up TO
close to 30. 900 tons, practically all of
IL for delivery during the balance of
the year. There Is some inquiry for
next year. but unless requirements for
the last quarter are also involved. the
furnaces will not touch them, except
at prices which melters will not meet.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
Lost His Finger.

Andrew johnson. a workman at
palmquists camps, lost his finger in
a queer manner last Wednesday after.
noon.
Anderson and his partner took day
off to fish in Tobin lake About s
o clock Irving Jackson lead his horse
down to the lake to water him. An
derson was holding the horse which
was held by a leather halter to which
leather strap was attached.
The horse became frightened and
gave a sudden leap twisting the .halter
strap around Anderson finger and
cutting the flesh from the bone as
clean az it could be done with knife.
The wound was dreadfully painful
one and Mr.. jackson made record
trip from the lake TO the hospital with
the injured man.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31
MENoMINEE WON.
Crystal Falls Base 5aII Team Was Defeated
Last Sunday.

Last Sunday.
The local ball tossers were beaten
in game played at Menominee last
Sunday by score of TO l. The boys
report the Menominee team 10 be
swift, especially Ia the pitchers box
where vanWye. the crack twirler per-
forms. Most OF the Menominee play
ers are outside men.
At that our men say they would
have held the Menominee lads even
had luck been breaking even. One
unfortunate slip let In three runs. II
happened this way. With two men on
bases a Menominee batter singled to
left The grass was about foot high
in the field aud the Hy was so short
that Shaw didn't have time TO reach
IL to watch the course OF the ball and
IL got lost. The two men on bases
and the batter got home whereas had
the grass been cut only base hit and
no score would have resulted.
However the boys say that they lost
TO good team and the victory was
fairly earned.
Oswald was in the box for Crystal
Falls and mp to the 9TH inning held the
Menominee fellows fiat the score be-
ing to /. In that inning came the
unfortunate tiuke and then the game
s,ra.., raa,oaI On 10th afdao aaoh afIa
scoring three more runs.
The account OF the game taken from
the Memoninee Herald Leader is as
follows.
Dame Fortune mechanically lifted
the badge of victory and sloughed IL
at the home team again yesterday in
the game with Crystal Falls. IL is
getting TO Ue shame Nothing can
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31

Boru February 7th. iss3. at Brother.
town, Calumet Co. Wis. Died July
18th. 1909 at sagoIa. Mich
He was very nice and respected
young man during his stay In Crystal
Falls, and was very we'll thought OF
among his many friends.
He also served in the spanish Amer.
lean war.
The remains were taken TO Crystal
Falls and buried IN the local cemetery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1909-07-31

take the eagle feather away from us.
They brought down crowd OF the
huskiest looking specimens OF man
hood one sees in long time and also u
few rooters with equally husky lungs,
but II availed them naught Menom.
inee handed il 10 them TO the tune of Z
10 4.
The score up until the fifth inning
was 10 !. and then Hubevt distin.
guished himself by making some aw.
ful errors and Brooks distinguished
himself In a new way. He made a
home run. Hub Huebel. not to be
much outdone pounded ont two.bag
ger and old Van got the second home
run OF the game.
Taken as a whole. it was one OF
tine best games seen here this year.
Every man on the team played a
magnificent game Klebs made a
catch Of high foul that will stand
IN the annals Of history as a winner.
He ran backwards almost 10 the
grand stand and just grabbed It with
one hand, and as u bonded out
caught II with the other. Ont in the
field Hub Huebel caugnt a running
cacth and rolled over and over about
four or i've times holding his hand mp
all the time 10 show he had the ball
Everybody was pleased with the
specimen OF ball playing pnt mp and
Crysal Falls showed that she possessed
a bunch OF sportsmen players