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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-10
unappreciated Effort.

"That man hasn't any sense of hu
NOR said Mr.. GrOwcher. -, ..+
why. be is always trying to amuse
his friends" : ..r- =
"That's just it. If he had any sense
of humor be would see that there is
nothing funny in interrupting mans
work to tell him funny stories. -
Washington Star.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-12-10
How's Thiss

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
We, the undersigned, have known e; = !.
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
lions, and financially able to carry out any
oblig ations made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Q:
Halls Catarrah Cure is taken inter- ally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
Price. 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
PIC IRON TRADE HEAVY.
Contracts for $4,000 Tons Placed in eas,
last Week.

Eastern consumers of foundry iron
last week purchased freely Of both
northern and southern pig metal. ii
being estimated that contracts were
placed for about 65. 600 tons or a total
Of 80, 600 tons in the last two weeks.
Pipe works purchased the heaviest ton.
nages. but nearly all large consumers
were represented in the buying. Con.
tracts are still pending in the east for
about 40, 900 tons.
A large volume of husineFs was also
placed in the central districts and
southwest. The total contracts In all
districts in the last two weeks have az
gregated In excess Of $50. 900 tons. Al
though the buying has been heavy
competition for business mas been so
keen that prices have receded slightly.
No. northern iron has sold In New
England district at $l7. 90 to $i7. 80 de
livered. Eastern Pennsylvania pro-
ducers have accepted sl5. 80 to $i0 90,
Virginia, Sl4 or less, and Alabama
makers Sll.58 at the furnaces for var
ious shipments extending over the le-
mainder of the year.
Many small orders for structural and
fabricated steel were placed last week
and several important contracts were
closed in the west in the last day or
two. The Vandalia railroad and Pen.
nsylvania lines west placed some bridge
orders, but most of the railroad work
pending will go into another month.
The steel contracts for buildings placed
in May aggregated nearly 100, 600 tons,
only 30 per cent of which went to the
American Bridge company. Railroad
equipment orders last week were light.
May contracts inclnded 25, 900 cars,
270 locomotives and 30, ooo tons rails.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
eli and Jane

Eli and Jane has the prettiest story
ever told and the plot OF the play is so
easily understood. It's not one OF
those silly things that no one can un-
derstand and after it's out you find
yourself asking what IL was all about.
Eli and Jane is story of honeaty. vir-
the, love and friendship. There are
moments when you want to cry and
some do. Then again there's times
when you will yell your head of at the
good clean comedy. It's not one-of
those blood and thunder plays On, no.
It's devoid Of horse play and yellow
back novel heroes. There Is no shoot
ing of pistols, not one shot fred TO jar
the nerves Of the timid. But IT'S a
good clean show that was built for
ladies. gentlemen aud children.
James Whitcomb Riley. the Hoosier
poet, says of Ell" in Eli and Jane :
He Is maa with woman's heart and
warriors soul, who.never turned his
hack on friend or foe The work Ia
touched with the light of humor, grace
and innate charm which will please
the entire audience. The part of Eli is
richly endowed with all the good things
that 60 to make MP clean, moral
show.
Eli and Jane this season carries a
brand new company IF carefully select
cd dramatic artists, vaudveIlIe special
ties together with all special scenery
and electrical effects for the entire pro-
dnction It's got plenty Of comedy.
rural simplicity aud the serious and
better side of life filled TO overflowing
with all that is unique bright, odd.
unusual and startling. Ell and Jane
are merry mixers Of mirthful, musical
comedy It's all blended into one long
holiday. Something doing all the
time.
Opera House, June 9th
Prices 25-85 50.cents
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
Committees Appointed

The president OF the commercial club
has selected the following to be mem
bers of the several committees provid
ed Tor at the meeting OF the board OF
directors.
Itinerant Traders, Peddlers and
Hawkers:
Herman Ruwitch. X. B. Webb, A.
Mendelson, A. A. Lustfeld and John
r. Stolberg.
Municipal Affairs:
Jas. f. Corcoran. W. J. Richards,
L. A. Henry. Herman Holmes and d.
NJ Ross.
New Industries;
Thos. Conlin. A. II. Smith, W II.
Rezin, 3. 9. Nicely and Or. A. NJ.
Darling.
Advertising
Sam Bridges, A. D. Rogers. DR.. G..
f. Larson and JAS x Flood.
Agriculture
V. Osterberg, r. E Beach, G. NJ.
Rogers, A. J. Hockings and John II.
Parks.
Civic Affairs and Public Holidays
Arvid Bjork, Chas Neugebeaur
Fred II Abbott. W. X. Dawson and
X. r. Hollow
RAILROADS.
W. j. Richards, Andrew Nelson
John Tufts, John Wall and jas f.
Corcoran.
The first named is the chairman Of
eacn committed Any citizens having
any matter which he wisnes considered
will get hearing If he will refer it 60
the chairman Of the comuiittee named
above under whose jurisdiction It prop
erly belongs The chairman will call
his committee together .nd IL the
matter has merit IL will be carefully
canvassed aud report made 20 che
board OF directors who will dispose OF
it II II can be disposed oi by the direc-
tors aud n il is Of encugh interest "a
call tor special meeting Of the club
one will be called.
Now IA the timc TO get busy and
boost for better Crystal Falls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
PROPERTY OWNERS TO
PAY ONE QUARTER
PAVING WILL BE PAID FOR AS WERE
THE SEWERS WHEN BUILT
FAVOR A SHORT TERM LOAN
a sinking Fund OF $1,000 Per Year
Actually Exists a, the Present
Time.

Property owners along Superior av-
enue will be called upon to pay for
one-quarter OF the cost of paving the
street according 10 resolution adopted
by the city council This quarter will
be divided between the property on
the two sides of tine street. each nay
ing an eighth of the cost of paving in
front Of their property. The payment
will be strung along for term of i've
years and collected with the regular
taxes just as was done when the sewers
were built several years ago.
The members of the city council an
swer those who favor a sinking fund
by citing the fact tnat such fund
actually exists at the present time and
amounts to $1,000 per year. Already
s.. 600 in bonds have been retired from.
this fund and next year another 5000
will be taken up. The payments are
made every five years. The bords that
are being taken up are the original
waterworks bonds and in few years
all of these outstanding obligations
will be taken up and retired.
The council members. whom the writ
tr has interviewed, all express them
selves as favoring short loan II the
people OF the city wish one so that
electors can rest assured that their
wishes will be consulted in the making
OF the loan II one is authorized.
The election on the question of bond
ing the city for sls. 600 will occur
next Monday. 1t is necessary that the
proposition be given a majority Of
two-t thirds in order TO make the loan
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
Census Ouesses.

Clyde Henry has about completed the
school census enumeration. He thinks
that Crystal Falls will show up about
/. 500 school children.
We have also heard indirectly that
Crystal Falls, city and township. will
show mp about q, 200 people The num-
Der within the city limits will not be
as great as was hoped owing to so
many OF our people living just outside
the limits at the mining locations. A
guess Of about Q. ZOO Is about the figure
that the city proper will show mp.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
/. just A Cold story

Pretty cold, isn't it2' said resi-.
dent OF Fifth street to Eli Masse one
day during the week
80, pshaw, replied Eli. "this ism
Ia 10 with weather we had In the past.
why. I remember back in 1888,
wae on the Paint drive and ON the 25th
day Of June IL turned cold and showed
foot during the night Next morn.
ing the snow squeaked as we walked
through IL just as II does in January.
We had 10 stay in the water all that
day 10 keep warm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
ootch Won

Considerable interest ,sas manifest
in the Gotuh-Zbysco wrestling match
which was held at Chicago last Wed
nesday. Gotch threw his opponent the
first time In six seconds and got the
second fall in u minutes
Gotch showed his superiority over
the Pole at every point in the game.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
New Train Wrecked

The new steel train on the q. tS n
W. was wrecked at Peshtigo last Wed
nesday morning 10y running into sever
al st. Paul cars that were left On the
railroad crossing where the-St. Pau
and North Western cross AZ Marinette.
The cars were fiat cars and thus cas-
lily knocked otT the track. The acci.
dent was an exceptionally lucky one as
no one was nurt nor were any Of the
North Western cars damaged.
The wreck caused couple OF hours
delay
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
TeIephone Company Movlng

The Michigan Telephone company
has had crew at work all week nov
ing the Office and exchange from IS old
quarters to the Iron County Bank
building where the central" will be
in the future
The crossing is made by underground
cable and the trench and concrete
work Is now being put In.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
Teacher,s examination

A teachers examination will be held
&C the court house in the city OF Crys-
tai Falls, beginning Thursday, june
49, Certificates OF all grades will be
granted from this examination.
John r. Mason
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
JUNE TERM or IRON COUNTY COURT
THE MOST IMPORTANT m YEARS
A JURY HAS BEEN EMpANELED
T,,a-.ty one Cases are on the Docket and
Of That Number Seven Are on the
Criminal Docket.

ON next Monday morning Judge II.
c. Flanagan will open the June term
OF the Circuit court for Iron county.
The June term is usually a non-jury
term but this year a jury has been enl
paneled and said jury will have lot OF
work to do Judging from the calendar
which contains twenty one cases.
The criminal docket is the longest
in years. The four boys who were re-
Gently caught robbing cars will be
dealt with at this term and consider
able speculation is indulged in as TO
the-fate OF the boys. some of them not
being as guilty as others.
The Jury has three civil cases to con-
slider, none Of them very important.
The Court will have plenty OF work
IL all the cases docketed are disposed
Of Nine cases are listei for Judge
Flanagan to hear and some Of them
ale quite important.
The Chancery docket IL short and
comparatively unimportant one, the
three cases listed being divorce cases.
The docket in full Is as follows
Criminal Calendar
The People VS. jacob Binder, Matt
Peterson. Charles Carlson and William
Bemis four separate casesl, burglary,
Chas. II. Watson. Prosecuting Atty.
The People VS. William Forrest and
Annie Warren. adultery, Chas II.
Watson, Pros. Atty.
The People vs. John Bosilick and
Andrew obedewsky, Assault with i'm
tent to murder, Chas. II. Watson,
Pros. Atty.
The People vs Erick Oberg. violation
OF village ordinance. August J. Watfen
for complainant and Edward p. Lott
Tor defendant
Issues of Fact Trial by Jury.
Henry johnson vs Simon johnson,
Geo. $. Power for complainant and
Chas. II. Watson for defendant.
Douwe Gaastra VS. John Williams,
A. f. Dixon for complainant and
August j. wsifen for defendant
Mike Cody VS. Brule Mining Co.,
Geo 8. Power for complainant and
Isaac w. Byers for defendant.
Issues OF Fact--Trial by Court.
The John Tufts Co, vs. Groveland
Mining Co., Garnishee of NJ. Lowry,
Fred II. Abbott for complainant and
W. Il. Hurley for defendant.
william H. Marolf and Mamie
Oberg vs. Henry Moore and William
Moore, Edward p. Lott. Atty for vii.
liam Moore.
William Fred Hanold W. Village
council OF the Village OF Stambaugh.
Cummiskey a Spencer Atty for com
plainant
Nettie johnson w Wallace Cook
and William p Cook, SAWYER g. Hag-
gerson for complainant and Ball and
Ball tor defendant
The Battery Co " Cyrus H. Sensi
ba, Edward T. Lott. Atty. for com
plainant
Michael Kelly, executor Of the estate
of John MoCory, deceased vs. Olof w.
Helgemo and Patrick Kelly. Edward
p. Lott. Atty for complainant,
Patrick Kelly Va Jane Benedict. Ed
ward r. Lott. Atty for complainant.
Illinois Brick Co vs Thomas NJ.
Solar. Edward p Lott. Atty. for com
plainant
Chancery Docket,
Jane Linden W. Peter Linden. divor-
CO. Edward p, Lott. Atty. for com.
plainant
samuel w. Hammer vs Myrtle Ham
mer. divorce. Edward r. Lott Atty.
for complainant
Caroline Lantz W John {. Lantz.
divorce. Edward r. Lott. Atty. for
complainant, Fl. J. Rushton Atty for
defe ndant.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04
Grading The Streets.
Opera House, June 9th
Prices 25-35 50.cents

The city had crew at work cutting
down the grade At the Superior avenue
crossing OF the Northwestern road this
week. The street ON both sides OF the
crossing has been lowered 10 conform
to the re.established grade Of the cross.
ing and It makes big Improvement
TO the main street
We understand that the injunction
proceedings begun by the Guensburg
estate against the city and railroad
company has been dropped
The grade at the Marquette avenue
crossing is being lowered. and az soon
as the railroad men are through, the
city will start work making the APP
proacn on each side OF the track SO that
n grade crossing will be established
and the street opened MP for TRAFFIC
from one end TO the other for the first
time In the history OF the city.
The opening Of this street will be n
big improvement and will help proper.
ty values in that section immensely.
Chas NJ Rogers was business Wis.
itor at Chicago during the week. He
met "Bido" Waters down there and
reports that Mr.. Waters is well both
physically and In business way.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-06-04

Jos. Kaddow got the contract 10 build
the new foundation TO be put in under
the county hospital ouilding. The
contract was let Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

was abandoned
The perpetrators escaped Repairs
were made yesterday.
CROPS ARE IN DANGER
The assault of the weather man on
Indiana fruit trees continued yesterday,
but the owners of orchards have been
on the alert and many different meth
DDS have been employed in order to
prevent injury to fruit buds. The use
of smudge stoves is being tried IN sew
eral large orchards OF the northwestern
and southern Indiana orchards, and 30
far this method has proven effective.
INSANE MURDERER CAUGHT
| George B. Warner a former Logan
sport resident. who. In 1893. was con-
victed OF the murder OF Pulaski Leeds.
superintendent of the Louisville g.
Nashville Railroad at Louisville, and
who escaped after the death sentence
had been COMMITTED on the ground that
he was insane. has been captured at
Deer Lodge. Mont. and will be return
ed to Louisville. probably to re-enter
the Asylum for the Criminal insane at
Hopkinsville.
TEACH DOMESTIC SCIENCE
More than 400 women from Lafayette
and the surrounding country were In
tattendance today at domestic science
short court now in session at Purdue
University. The work of the course
was largely along lines of cookery and
housekeeping. together with q practical
demonstration of cuts OF meat on the
live animal and on the butchers block.
LOCKWOOD BUYS PAPER
George 3. Lockwood of Marion, who
returned from Washington this even
ing, announced tina. he has purchased
the Muncie Evening Press. He de-
nounced as balderdash. however. the
report sent out to the effect that the
acquisition possessed any political sig
nifcance. Mr.. Lockwood states thai
he has acquired the Press only because
of it's possibilities as a newspaper
property and that IT will be conducted
as q newspaper and not as an organ
of any interest of individual He state.
i that no politicians are interested with
! him In the venture.
BABY IN BURNING HE'D.
Fire in the home of Thomas Whit
man. in st. Paul. this morning nearl,
cost the life of their s-year-old baby
who was asleep while the flames wer
, devourinE the child's bed.
The woodwork and bed clothing
igntted from a small stove while tn
mother was at the barn. The mothe
/ ran into the house and snatched he
child from the burning bed in time Z
! | save its life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21

was without his knowledge.
Who was 1t that got busy and sur
rounded one of the saloons in this
village with men and made wholesale
arrests when a battle royal was being
pulled off? Why that self same man
who is accounted so little that he's
unworthy of notice by anyone of
WORTH OF course!
Now, / think its time that a few of
these people of such little principles
give those who are peaceable and re-
spectacle citizens a rest and turn the
search light OF inquiry upon their own
set.
What was 1t caused one OF these re-
spected CD citizens to leave &own?
Perhaps they will be able to cast a
little light upon the subject for those
who know nothing about 1t. Now 1t
surely Is time that things are con-
Quoted more quietly and that peace
loving citizens can have rest. God will
give the victory to the man who is best
and that surely isn't the man who
talks about his neighbors and creates
scandal not only about others but his
own family as well
! A CHAMPION OF THE RIGHT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
A COLOSSAL INDUSTRY.


hown In the IRON Age this follows:
OF Sheets Tin
all it's
This
Bridgeport which
600 The
1000 production records
a
broken
& has
for its mill buildings
the plate and jobbng mill building
foundations
Of New York and Chicago and within
is likely that the contract the
Eventually the American Sheet Tin Plate
sheet and tin mills at Gary
mills made OF two mills jobbng mills
mills. will gross of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
UP AND DOWN IN
INDIANA
ENCOURAGE CIRCUS PAaADEs.

ENCOURAGE CIRCUS PAHADEs.
Because they believe that circus
parade stimulate retail business by at
tracing large numbers of people to
downtown streets, the Evansville coun-
cilmen, in reframing the ordinance tax
ing circus and theaters, have included
SIS rebate to all circuses giving a
parade. The daily license for circuses
is $3.50.
BANKER RUNS FOR CLERK.
Interest in the coming Republican
county convention. In Anderson which
will be held May IL. was intesified yes
terday by the announcement of the
candidacy of J. @. Lee. banker of
Frankton. for the Office of county clerk.
Heretofore the only avowed candidate
for this place was Earl c. Morris,
formerly city clerk and at present
member of the state accounting staff.
PIONEER PHOTOGRAPHER DEAD.
James Bonney. rs years old. the first
photographer to settle I'm northern In
diana and for more than fifty years
a resident OF South Bend, Is dead. His
death occurred yesterday at Lawrence,
Kas. He was one of the best-known
Free Masons in the state and took
prominent part in the affairs of the
knights Templar.
REEVES FRANCHISE PROJECT.
The visit of j. H crabb to Greenfield.
has revived the matter of the Circuit
Traction Company's road, which is to
| traverse seven counties adjoining Mar
| ion County. Mr.. Crabb is one of the
promoters and reports the bonds have
been sold. This city granted the COM
pany q franchise FIVE years ago and
last fall renewed 1t for four years
SOUTH SHORE SUED FOR 100000.
| Charles E. Frank of Elkhart yester-
day afternoon filed suit against the
Chicago, Lake Shore & South Bend
Railroad for 100000 damages for in
juries received when his automobile
ran into an enhancement thrown up
by the railroad and left unguarded.
Franks back was broken.
BRAzrL HEAVILY IN DEBT.
Heavy bonded Indebtedness of the
city of Brazil and methods used in
handling this indebtedness led to an
investigation last month under the
direction of the State Board or Ac-
counts. The report OF Field Examiners
William Madden and Horace w. Eos
dick was made public yesterday, and
the city officers who retired Jan. 3, 1910
are given a clean bill, although some
of the methods used were of doubtful
legality.
BRIDGE is WRECKED.
Two explosions of dynamite at
o'clock Tuesday night. which broke
windows. Jared houses in Clinton ant
caused the residents TO rush out o
doors, wrecked two piers of the Chi
cago & Eastern Illinois Railroad brfdg'
across the wabash River.
Although the bridge was not De
! stroyed. the stolework was badly shat
, tered and the iron braces bent to sucl
an extent that all traffic between Teri
Haute and Chicago through Clinton
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-04-21
Heart toHeart
Talks.
PUBLIC DIVORCES.
BY EDWIN A.. NYE.

PUBLIC DIVORCES.
There Is a fine tradition about GU
tenberg, the inventor of movable types
and pioneer printer.
One day, the story runs. while the
printer was at work in his cell in the
monastery Of ST. Abersgot he heard
a voice bidding him cease his labors
because his invention would be used
by bad men to propagate wickedness.
He took up the hammer to break his
types when
Another voice urged him to proceed
with his work, assuring him that more
good than evil would come out Of his
invention and that right would tri-
umph.
Was not the second voice the truth
full one?
Much comment has been made con-
corning the divorce proceedings in the
Astor case, where the New York judge
excluded the public from the hearing.
Aside from the fact that secrecy
was observed because the Astors are
rich and inf1uentiaI--an un-American
procedure-the question Is asked,
cases, be the parties rich or poor, be
heard in private and sealed verdict
returned?
No!
Gutenbergss second voice was right
There Is more good than harm In pub
1icity.
It is common for critics to inveigh
| against ''the sensationalism of the vel
| low newspapers" and even deny the
right of the press to print details OF
| divorce proceedings
| Nevertheless many man or wo
| man shrinks from divorce merely be
cause of the fear of publication
| Here is one who has a good reputa
| ton, but in his home he is cruel or {
| tyrant. He knows his reputation vii
suffer If he gets into court He is KEEP
within bounds.
Publicity is a great deterrent of al
kinds of wrongdoing. The dread o
| the 1imenght keeps many a maj
straight.
The newspaper is a good policeman
/ OF course there are individual case
where the wrong party suffers, but
is better that one should suffer thai
society. Harm may occasionally com
from publicity, but more good thal
harm
Let divorce be procured as publicl
as is marriage.
Screening the wrongdoer benefit
neither the guilty nor society.
The Saviour put the whole matter
q single sentence when he said:
Men love darkness rather tina
light because their deeds are evil"