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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-08
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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-09-08
Coroner's Verdict.

The coroner's verdict in the death
OF Mr.. VIII Grow was returned this
morning. as follows: We. the jury.
empaneled to enquire into the death
OF VIII Grow whose body We have
viewed find that he came 20 his
death by the accidental discharge OF
n shotgun, being evident 20 the jury
that II was clearly an accident.
Signed, JAS. Il. COOMBY.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02

Miss Nina Reynolds came up from
Florence last week aud Is spending the
week with Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Rey.
nolds
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
Kelley Visited Us.

Lieutenant Governor Kelley, accom-
panied by Nicholas j. Whalen of Hol-
land, speaker Of the house of repre-
senatives of the state legislature, was
in Crystal Falls Thursday and in the
evening addressed fair sized audience
on the Lockwood House corner.
Mr.. Kelley is pleasant sneaker, as
is also Mr. Whalen. Although in the
midst OF Mr. Osborn friends and sup
porters, Mr., Kelley was given fine
reception and his address was atten-
lively listened TO-
OF course Nj. Kelley thinks that
there is nothing to It but Kelley and,
both he and Mr. Whalen spoke as be-
ing much encouraged at the outlook,
They were especially pleased by the
kind reception they had received
everywhere in the upper peninsula
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
YOUNGS PEOPLE HAVE STARTED Ex-
PLORING WEST or HILLTOP
DRILLING EAST OF CHICAGON LAKE
Longyear & Hodge Have Machine on
Section 80. ..43-33-BrIstoI Mine
Working Again.

Business In the mining world about
here is at standstill There is no
closing OF mines in this immediate vi
cinity but much ore is going kon the
stockpiles and no efforts are being
made TO get ore to the docks. switch
engines have been Withdrawn by both
railroads until none are left here TO do
local work. When ever there is any
switching TO be done train il sent in
here to do II and take out the loads
either to Antoine or Charming.
The Mansfield mine is loading its
stocked ore all other mines are adding
to their stockpiles
The Bristol mins resumed work last
Monday morning with full force and
operations are being carried on as us
ual at the property. II Is rumored
about that this property will have q
new shaft in the near future but i'm
quiry at the mine Office brought the
reply that nothing has been determin-
cd upon yet. 1t is quite probable that
this new work will be started soon.
The Corrigan Mckinney people have
decided to erect a lot of new houses at
the Tobin mine. Knud Nelson has the
contract and IL Is understood that about
twenty modern dwellings will be built
out there very soon.
Exploratory work is practically stop
ped. The only new work being done
about here is that on the SEll OF sec
tion "a 1888. This is the first work of
any importance attempted between
Chicagon and Fortune lakes.
The Youngs people have taken an
option on the McGovern lands in the
So OF the N1E Of section 90 43-32. A
diamond drill is now at work on them.
The Fogarty mine of the Verona
company at Stambaugh closed down
during the week The pumps are Kept
at work bat no mining is being done.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
Supt. lobe Hurt

The JOY which Crystal Falls people
felt at winning last Sundays base ball
game was considerably msrred by the
news Of an accident that befell Supt.
w. Fl. Jobe while on his way from bis
home at Palatka to join the Iron River
fans who were coming TO the game in
several autos Mr.. lobe was driving
HE runabout down Stambaugh hill.
Ahead of him were four Firms. two on
each side of the road. IL developed
that they were drunk and as Mr.. Jobe
approached them one Of them stepped
deliberately In front of the car. Mr..
Jobe tried 10 miss the man but failed
and rather than hit the other two he
drove his auto into the ditch and
against a barb wire fence.
He was badly cut about the lower
limbs and tirst reports had it that he
was seriously hurt but later IL was
learned that the cuts were not sucp as
to threaten anything serious
The Finn was taken TO the hospital
but got aronnd again in a few days
Mr. Jobe Is the director in the Mar
quette.Iro county league representing
the Iron county team and a consistent
supporter Of the game He will be on
deck when Ishpeming plays here next
week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
Cleaning Up The Park

Workmen are busy this week under
the direction of Prof. Hill cleaning up
the park grounds which the school dis
trict purchased. The grounds are 10.
Gated Immediately in the rear of the
high school and IL one OF the finest
pieces OF property in this vicinity
The east end OF the first block will
be turned into playground for the
children. The present west fence of
the nigh school property will be NOV.
ed east 80 that the lawn between the
driveway and the end OF the cleared
property will also be thrown open 10
the children. With some OF the trees
removed from the east end of the new.
~ purchased grounds the pupils will
have plenty Of play ground.
The balance OF the new grounds will
be thrown open to the public until
needed by the school district. A wind.
ing road will be cut through the
grounds 80 that one may drive all
through the land. A few rustic seats
will be placed under the trees aud all
OF the old logs and stones hauled away
-.
Miss Ruby Rowley is home from her
school work at Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02

Mrs James MCGEE. mother OF NJ. b.
Mcree. OF this city. passed away We'd
nestAy afternoon at Hubbell Mich.
The deceased had been III for three
weeks and her death was not unexpect.
ed. She was eighty-seven years of age
and nad been a resident OF the copper
country for the past forty-six years
She Is survived by three sons and three
daughters The son are NJ b. Nc
Gee Of Crystal Falls, James Of Ishpem-
ing and W. a. OF Hancock. and the
daughters. Mrs. Patrick Carbray OF
HubbelI Mrs. Henry Burke Of San
Francisco and Mrs. John Smith Of
Lake Linden.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
The Celebration

All arrangements are ready for the
Fourth Of duly celebration next Mon
day The affair will be mainly for
the children and the booths where the
candy, peanuts, ice cream and lemon.
ade will be d,sned out will be- located
in the grove north Of the ball ground
A big penny scramble has been ar
ranged tor with about $l5 worth 81
Everything will be Tree 70
the children. The dishiug ont will
commence about nine o'clock and con
tinue as long as he supply lasts.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
CHASED THE HOODOO
Crystal Falls Base Ball Team Won Grand
Game Sunday
sTANDINu OF TEAMS

Has anyone seen our hoodooi II 80,
please chase him further into the hush.
We got rid of him last Sunday when,
in cne Of the best games ever played on
the local diamond, Crystal Falls bea
out Marquette by score Of ] to 0.
Yes, and guess who pitched. Why
none other than Little Eugene" our
own Ike-to DR.. McBurney and the
rest of the loyal west siders he's "Al.
kali but 70 the ladies he's the bright
eyed boy. +. ]. Oswald.
Mr. Oswald pitched game against
this same Marquette bunch the opening
day and they won out on him easily.
They thought they had snap Sunday
and had already figured up their per-
centage They had another think com
ing. though, for better ball was never
pitched than Mr. Oswald put up Sun
day afternoon.
or course, he wasn't alone in the
game. He had eight men with him
that played ball all the time and played
well, McGee- Maggie for short-wa
quite factor, that is he and his shil-
lalah combined for it was his two base
hit that brought in the score -our hats
off to Messrs Mack and Frost for the
assistance they gave us in getting
Lompre on bases ready 10 make the
circuit on the hit-exouse me- wallop
IL should be called for it certainly was
going some.
Mr. Flynn was the either gentleman
who got a hit from stingy Mr. Frost
his name is typical OF his pitching
generosity bat nothing came Of IT,
A single over second and scratch
between third and pitcher was all that
Marquette got and they counted them
gelyes lucky. Id getting that much.
But don think that the Queen City
boys didn't play hard At one time
they had three men on bases and at
another time two on but there was
nothing to Il
MeGee had two high pops in left.
Other than that, Hamiltons single
was all that got outside Of the diamond
Flynn and Lompre played well az first
and third and Hans Wagner Korbel
was there at short. getting the last
three men IN the ninth. Lade had one
error charged against him but other
than that worked well at second and
Anderson stop Of Hamilton single
was a peach Bill Diedricns had moth
ing 70 do but look pretty 10 right field
--and leave it 10 Bill 10 do that.
And. don't forget that our veteran
catcher was in the game for 70 his head
work may be credited great deal Of
the victory
Mack, for Marquette, had an of day,
something unusual tor him. Young at
short was easily..the star In f,laing for
both sides. In making one stop he fell
but helded the ball while down and
got his man. II was pretty work
There's a gentleman In the right field
for Marquette, Mr.. Richardson. that
the police ought to keep An eye on for
he committed larceny right in front Of
the entire crowd. He stole Anderson =
two base nit one Of the finest pieces
OF fielding ever seen here.
Taken as a whole the game was as
good as any that will be played IN the
league this year
The box score Is az follows
Continual on page 4.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
Ira carIey is Out Of Race

the announcement is made that Ira
Carley OF Ingalls, has Withdrawn from
the contest for the Republican nomina-
tion as representative cf Menominee
county in the Michigan Legislature.
Mr. Carley. who is a prominent lum-
herman. farmer and merchant, finds
tnat his business interests do not per-
init him 20 engage actively In political
affairs He is well and popularity
known IN Menominee county aud
would have commanded large fol
lowing. The withdrawal Of MIR. Car.
ley leaves the race for the Republican
nomination for representative Of Me
nominee county between Louis Oobeas
OF Ingalls, and Attorney Charles d.
Symonds Of Powers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
M. r. Grove Boss Eagle of State

The State Acrie Of Eagles in session
AT Alpena elected the following officers
Friday afternoon Worthy President
NJ. f. Grewe, Owosso Vice President,
w. r. McCuiston, Boyne City secre-
tary, VIM. H. Graham. Lansing /;
Treasurer. John g. Nogel. Calumet /;
Chaplain, W. H. Kent. Cadillac Con-
ductor Arthur ST. Denis Inner
Guard. George W. Blakely, Traverse
City. Outer Guard. Simon Grace, De-
troit; Trustees, NJ. w. RYAN Alpena ;
ID. W. Connors, Albion; A. e.. Finn.
Cheboygan.
Treasurer vogel is the only officer
reelected The Eagles will meet next
year in Boyne City. The open air
carnival attracted thousands,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
Mr.. kerr's Attitude on Railroad
Taxation.

It was at the time that Hazen ).
Pingree was carrying on his great bat
tie for equal taxation OF railroads.
The average rate of taxation on the
general property Of the state was not
far from 2IS cents on the dollar. Cor
porations that were taxed on their
earnings were paying about 6-lO OF
per cent.
A bill known as the Atkinson bill
was introduced in the legislature in
1897 10 remedy this injustice but fail
co TO pass the senate. A similar bill
was introduced In the 1899 Legislature
(of which Mr. Kerr was member the
FIRST section providing for state tax
commission and other sections Of the
bill providing for an ad valorem assess
ment Of railroad, express, telephone
and telegraph companies.
The regular railroad committee was
known to be adverse TO the bill and 70
refer it to that committee meant to kill
Il.
Mr. Kerr, on Jan 18th, voted to refer
the bin to the railroad committee and
voted against referring it 10 a special
committee which would be favorable
to 1t,
ON Feb, y. 1899, motion was made
10 tgke the SAID bin from the table
MR.. KERR VOTED AGAINST THE
MOTION
The bin was then placed upon its
immediate passage
MIR. KERR VOTED AGAINST THE
BILL.
To test the constitntionality Of the
act Gov Pingree had suit brought
against the auditor general and the
law was declared unconstitutional
Governor Pingree called the attention
or the legislature to the decision and
asked that a law along the lines of the
Atkinson bill, but avoiding the uncon
stitutional features Of the latter, be
passed.
The Legislature refused to act in the
matter and adjourned.
Governor Pingree then called a spec
ial session OF the legislature for the
purpose OF passing resolution submit
ting to the people an amendment TO the I
constitution permitting the enactment
OF law providing for equal taxation
OF railroad property
The resolution came before the house
on Dec go 1899 and but eight mem.
bers voted against allowing the people
TO express their opinion in the matter.
MR.. KERR WAS ONE OF THOSE /
EIGHT MEMBERS
The senate refused TO pass the resolu-
tion and the session ended.
Governor Pingree Immediately after.
wards sent in a special message asking
the Legislature 10 increase the specific
tax 50 that railroads would be made
pay their fair share OF the taxes.
bill TO that end was Immediately Ia.
troduced and passed the, house by q
-. 4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
ALL or THEM HAVE TWO CON-
PLANTS TO ANSWER TO
MEANS SAORY TOWN IF CONVICTED
Rev. RutIsdss secured the Warrants Here
b Last Tuesday Dealers viii Fight
Hard al Next Court Term.

Rev. Rutledge came TO Crystal Falls
last Tuesday and when he went away
he lett mis- autograph in the shape of
warrants for the i've AInasa saloon
keepers. Mr.. Rutledge made clean
weep Of the liquor business at Amasa
and should he succeed in .convicting
the five on the two charges which he
has against each. Amasa will be dry
town the balance OF the year.
The saloons keepers arrested and the
charges are as follows:
Steve Maringo
Opening saloon befoie O'Clock Mon
day June is.
Selling liquor to minor children on
June 10. 1910.
Charles Peterson,
For not removing screens after clos.
ing hours June 10.
For allowing gambling in his saloon
on the 18th day OF June.
Joseph Gassman
For not removing screens alter clos
ing hours on Sunday. June 10. 1910.
For opening before O'Clock Mon.
day, June 20. 1910.
Tony Weber
For not removing screens after clos
ing Saturday, June ~, 1910.
For shaking dice in his saloon.
George Premo
For not removing screens after clos
ing Saturday. June Is. 1910.
For allowing minor child, pupil
in the public school. to remain in his
saloon.
The witnesses against the saloon
keeper are as follows;
Against Maringo; Richard Mathews.
a child OF 10 or l2 years OF age. A. X.
Barnes, Even. Mich, w. r. Hatfield.
Even. Mich.
Against Peterson Barnes and Hat.
field.
Against Gassman Barnes, Hatfield
and Capt. Jacobson.
Against Premo Hatfield and Barnes
Akdluci hobcl AAobh0iNt Doi hco
and VIM. Uren.
1t will be noticed that two warrants
are issued against each and Mr.. Rut-
ledge stated that 1t is his intention to
put the five saloon keepers ont of busi-
ness.
''When they have the law to go by
and IL is as plain as the present law is
there is no excuse for them violating
II. II they cant obey the law they
have no business in the liquor bust
ness, said Mr. Rutiedge
The liquor dealers were brought to
this city on Thursday and gave bonds
Tor their appearance at the next term
OF the circuit court which will be held
in October. II Is quite probable that
the dealers will fight hard the cases
against them as should they be convict.
ed they will be permanently ont Of
business
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02
Mr.. EERR'S LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Official Acts OF Mr.. Young's Opponent While
Member OF the Legislature.

Hon. II. o. Young having given to
the people OF the 18th congressional dis
trict full history OF his official acts
during his legislative career. IL is but
fair that the legislative record of his
opponent, Hon. Angus Kerr, should be
reviewed that the official acts OF the
two men may be compared and the
people be thus put in position to judge
which has been .the representative Of
the people.
Mr.. Kerr was elected TO the legisla-
ture In the fall of 1898 and took his
seat in the body that convened at Lans-
ing Jan. 1, 1890.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02

Continued on page a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02

Miss Ruby Rowley is home from her
school work at Chicago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-02

Continued on Page 4.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26
IMPORTANT.

substantial business Is being
built up by the Western Slope Marble
& Granite company They guarantee
satisfaction in every deal. their pur-
chasers having the advantage of see
ing their work erected by resident
people. and pay for the work when
satisfactory. When you purchase OF
outside agents from some other part
of the country, you, perhaps, are
obliged to complete the deal with an
entirely different or indifferen,
agent; and. again. we make smaller
prices on any work.
We have electric tools and the best
workmen, and furnish any material
or design in the market in fine stone
work. Also iron fences for lawn OF
cemetery lot. Call, write us or phone
Junction 80
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26
APPLE SHOW
IS ASSURED

Clyde II. Smith returned from
Delta, Paonia and Montrose Monday
night where he has been in the in
terests of the Intermountain Fruit
Journal. Incidentally, he made an
effort to get the sentiment of the
upper valley ranchmen on the prop
osition of an Apple Show in Denver
next year. Some time ago Mr.. Smith
was asked by the Denver Chamber of
Commerce to write to a large num-
Der of leading fruit growers, associa-
tions and other representatives of the
fruit interests and get their idea of
an Apple Show this year. Mr.. Smith.
because of his wide acquaintance in
that field was ably fitted to do this
and as reported last week in The Sem
tinel, he submitted his report 10 the
chamber.
1t seemed to be the consensus of
opinion that il was too late and the
crop too short throughout the state
to make an exposition feasible this
year but it seemed that if Denver
would take the whole responsibility
for the show the ranchmen and other
fruit interests would be glad to CO.
operate with the Denver organiza-
ton.
Mr.. Smith reports that the senti-
ment is much the same among the
ranchmen of the upper valleys and
that they are enthusiastic over the
proposition If worked out along the
lines stated above.
The Denver Chamber of Commerce,
in the meantime. are taking the mat
ter under advisement and will an
nounce their decision soon so that.
in case it is favorable. work may be
commenced at once on next years
show.
The state press has commented ex-
tensively on the story as originally
published in The Sentinel
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26

court. District Judge Shackleford
and Mrs. Shackleford of Grand juno
ton. were in the city for brief time
Sunday on their way to Gunnison.
Rodney Jay and bride. formerly Miss
Gertrude Rupp of Grand Junction,
arrived in the city Monday and are
now located in the pretty cottage
which Mr.. Jay had recently prepared
for the reception of his bride. The
happy couple will receive a hearty
welcome from Montrose people. -.
En- route home from few days visit
in Grand Junction. Mr.. and Mrs. f. C.
Bacon of Ouray visited between trains
Monday in this city. Mrs. Bacon's
mother. Mrs. Dalton of Buffalo, N. Y,
who has been their guest, departed
last week for her home and her
daughter and sonin-law accompanied
her as far as Grand Junction.
Glenwood Avalanche: c. C. Gallo
way, of Grand Junction, was among
the visitors to this city yesterday
Mrs. Anna A. Faulkner and daughter,
Mrs. Lindsay Thomson of Colorado
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26
DIRECT WIRELESS TO JOIN
ENGLAND AND SOUTH AMERICA

Sentinel Special Service.
London, Oct. 2I.-Direct wireless
communication between England and
South America will soon be establish
ed If we are to believe in the assur-
ances of the Marconi company's off
Gals here. They have grown very
enthusiastic since Mr.. Marconi, while
in the harbor of Buenos Ayres, sue
ceeded in receiving wireless kilograms
from Clifden. Ireland, and Glace Bay,
Nova Scotia
On his way to Buenos Ayres in the
Principessa Mafalda. of the Lloyd
Italino line, MIR. Marconi carried out
a series of interesting experiments.
Every day he sent up kite, which
carried an aerial wire, and he was
thus able to communicate continuous
ly with Clifden and Glace Bay for
$500 miles.
Then the experiments were inter
rupted by high winds. which prevent
ed kite flying. But on reaching Blu
enos Ayres he resumed the expert
ment and had the satisfaction of
proving that wireless messages may
be sent distance of 5000 miles. As
result he Immediately made ar
rangements for the construction of a
high power station at Punta del Este,
uruguay.
I'VE shall open public service of
kilograms at very much lower prices
than the cable companies can posi-
bly, Offer the manager of the COM
pany said yesterday. Not only in
this connection, but In other direc-
tons, we hope for very important
developments in the Immediate flu
ture."
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26
WITH OUR EXCHANGES.

~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ 49, ~ ~ ~
Telluride journal: c. Il. Kracaw
went to Grand junction yesterday
morning Grand functions recent
ly elected reform, commission form.
mayor has already moved into an
elegant new residence of modern de-
sign and equipment. .. Father Brun-
ner departed this morning for Mont
rose, whence he goes to Grand June
ton to attend the seml-annual con-
ference of the Catholic priests of the
western slope. Among the towns in
cluded in the conference will be Tel
luride. Ouray, Montrose. Gunnison
and Grand Junction.
Montrose Press Fred W. Heath,
wife and son returned Saturday from
a trip to Grand Junction 49,. Court
Stenographer Ross Reynolds was an
arrival Monday from Grand Junction
to attend the session of the district
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1910-10-26
GARDENER TRIES TO
MURDER HIS WIFE

Sentinel Special Service.
London. Oct. 25.-William Brad
ford. gardener, of Rhyl, has been
arrested on a charge of attempting to
murder his wife by cutting her throat
with a razor. The woman at present
lies in a very critical condition. The
accused man had not been to his work
since Saturday, and it is stated that
after reading a newspaper on Sunday
he remarked to a neighbor that its
contents were very dull, and muir
der was needed to liven things up.
1t is believed that the couple had
lived unhappily for some time.