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Tour DAILY Dlaeontlnucd story.l

OF course. Mira. swaFgcTbiH read
the papers. but when she'd hniah
the society column she'd be through
reading.
She did this 10 keep up with the
doingx Of the smart set Perhaps
better way would have been 10
watch the police news.
Anyhow. Mrs. SwaMEerhllt on her
return from "uh.brod" thought she
could get By without declaring a
$4,000 pearl necklace. She didn't
know that Uncle Sam had cried
mix on the respectable smuggling.
First they let Mrs. SwagKerbilt
perjure herself and then they dug
the HwaE out 81 her trunk.
lTHE ENDl
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lM Ilr1rLE OLD NEW YORK

Ike human beinga
! seen ionaon and hoxy and drcxel
90 up III thny dldent look no bigger
Than waaps. very pTitiy indeed. but
they can have a.
not for johnny ull the erth maid
out OF mush OF marranK. or sum.
thing softer 10 lite on than wo, they
hit now when their skyWaEgon hits
a rut in tho atmusFaar.
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STROLlERS' COLUMN

David Bispham, the singer. pos
sesHcs an enjoyable sense OF humor
On recent Western concert tour
he found himself one morning In
particularly dun and dreary town.
where everybody seemed 10 bo In
the dumps. And Il waH a rainy
day. too.
Blspham, ioafIng In the hotel
lobby. saw a sad.appearing native
gazing out OF a window into the
rain. He approached tho sorrow.
ful one.
Pretty healthy town. thisf" be
Inquired.
"oh. Jest paasable." was tho
reply.
what's the death rate. may
ask"
Bout one n day"
"Ah. indeed. commented the
singer. indeed. Tell me. IL the
man dead for todayf I've got 70
sing here tonight. and !, would be
a great relief 20 me 10 know that
I'm going 10 get through alive"
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come to all the states Of the Union
We hope they mayi
Again accept our thanks.
MRS KATIE BARTLETT,
MRS EDWARD SNOW.
Nov. Q. 1910.

Nov. .. 1910.
Editor Seattle Star.
Dear Sir: ! wonder II you know
what It meant to the women OF
Washington 10 see that modest 1T.
tie headline Suffrage wins"7
We are very grateful TO the men
OF Washington, and I want TO thank
The Star personally for It's support
Now that the privilege Of the ballot
has been extended to me. I intend
to use It right by tho help OF God
Sincerely.
MRS. FRIEDA g. DAVIDSON.
King County Franchise Superin-
tendent w. c. r. u.
g214 9th N. y.
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Anticipated Laws

Judge John Gibbons the Chicago
bench
law a
The courts often the deesons Of the criminal
trivial echncaes any
they originally they
in force during the feuda times when Justice and the Law
farce
With little change the Judges opinion might the civil
Law we'll would be decidedly refreshing learned
Judges honest Of the civil pertaining
the country.
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about a quarter OF million In real
estate since sho has been In Sc
attic.
Not only are there no children,
but there are no near relatives
whose way can be made easier by
thia--the savings % a lifetime. In
tho end u must all ~ 20 strangers.
10 the various charities IN which
sho IL Interested. Chief % these is
the nriec0c orphanaee. founded and
endowed by MFn F0aH In memory
of her only son.
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l4s Blewett st., Fremont.
Nov 10. 1910.

WV ~ INV
Editor Seattle Star.
Kind Sir: ! wish 70 thank you
Through the columns Of your excel
lent paper for your wise and timely
assistance IN our brave fight for
Woman Suffrage. We know not
bow near we would have met fall
urs but foS your help and encour-
aSement.
Perhaps II our opponents knew
: that the overwhelming testimony
from the most respected citizens OF
suffrage states agree that II has
resulted In better candidates for OF.
foe, cleaner polling places, quieter
elections, Improved legislation, and
that more women have grown intel.
ligent. selfreliant and womanly
under its Influence. they would feel
II their duty 20 work that the re-.
suits Of November 3. 1910 might
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Eellpsed.

Gunner--What caused piIkizs srd
wilkins 10 get out OF the aFgumsas
so unceremoniously7
Cuyer-Well. BiIkins was taikias
horse and wilkins was talking a.
tomobiie. and some one cans siosg
who talked airship.
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On Rainy psya

All up and down the town we So.
Umbrellas 10 mendl"
But wouldn't this old world be fsns
II we could only see the sign
Umbrellas 10 iend"7
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As the sardine packers Of France.
Portugal and Norway report the
poorest catch this year on record.
the Dutch lunch dolicacy will prob
ably 90 up ia price.
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There II safety In numbers-un-
Jess they are on tho back end OF
your automobile and you are VIC.
lating the speed law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

Il fear. Harry. you marry me be-
cause inherited 100000 from my
Uncle"
why. Mary. how can you think
such thibEs7 Your uncle is nothing
10 me. would marry you. no mat
ter from whom you inherited your
mpney."
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Neither a peer nor q selcs nay
enter the British house Of eomrore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

stubb-Arsist in Europe sols /,
millionaire picture called ~
Wild Duck" and didn't receive n
that he asked for the paintirT
Penn-What Is the artist fs,sx
now7
stubb--Why. he has sued % "a
his canyasback.
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I'm the Mail

Short letters from Star will printed
when they Of sufficient general write about
mot - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

II hope. driver. you will not run
away with met"
Bless %. no. mum. I've got a
wifc and SIX kids at home already"
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Waiting for Him.

Yes. num-" said Poetic Pete =.
he twined an autumn leaf throu-s
bis buttonhole. Il am a great loss.
OF the romantic. ! stopped Al A.
gate because ! saw de sign ia
wood" s
You did approved the HON.
wife. We'll. there ia a lot Of ieIs
wood down at the wood Pile IT,.
take this AK and split up hat 4
cord"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-11

Australia has nearly 10000. oo'
acres planted 70 wheat.
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One on Pa

my SON. said Harker. A, :.
pointed 70 tho ivy in from, :, =
climb" ' 'ins--
The little boy was thougb,,d
Il don't think ia care III ~ -
and why not, Tommy" h
Cause II ] was I'd be A po.,.
climber" pofca
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Hello. old chap" greeted A..
crowd at the club. Back fro,n .' sns
hunting tripY Bag anythingfs ''4'
no" responded Chappy Badsho,
YEARLY. u0's
Well. no wonder. You a..
back number. The idea On ga,.s
hunting with a tailless pointer
"Oh. don't blame poor Beppoi n.
had tail when ho started ~
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STAR DUST
Josh wlss s,v.

Josh wiss Says:
"A guardlsn's been spp'In,,a ..
zeb HorsbIoek. he denied !. 's'
N hls dotsge, but IL wuz p,o".s "af
him that he'd been llyln, s. %
among HE married ehildren.y '''R
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
6ieneioIoeIien.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sacf Sorlep
lao / lit aontor, tilbuselGnet / lin
Irmitol.
Sacf SorIcp t9nfte.
Seo SiOen al BAN itoo SelegraT-
apporatct. Naar Saf Sorlep eIers
tpnftc, afbrpo ban alto Jig ielp FOR
at aipe en- buitig Srbre giennem Se'
learaiopparutet - Ell Srore, loin
latte arpftcr os Iiaioner / genG'
aeIie. Spor ofte bauoe ban life
oiennem Bette lille Selearafdpparat
fipmpet iom en- raienSe, fiGntpet peo
Sinlp al ollie Sc bunbreoe al Wttoler,
iom itoo iii bans &aaoigbeo. fi9m.
BET til hans IoSitanoere par ilaaei
% han ielO bapoe lagt laa % lao
mango @ilioner til lin Sormiie.
Men ioag bauoe ban ilet life Fan
fer for set lille apparat. Sa, ban
brso iia cnO life ON at faa pIoe,
bpaS oetS Giffen fortalte BAN. Del
Tfiso en- lang bpio Strimmel berllH'or
ham. San leite life SeeGene oa
S~treacrne, ran bare tGnfte.
Softer ooiaa, at Sen Salnnf III
Son RouIer IfulSe fcmme MI o9 MN
Sc BAN ON gamIe Sage. DIM Ger
@ona, han neolaeoe ScrnpGrferne
Mittiion. SuaS brso ban zig ON, al
han oiorbc 2OOO @enneifer arbelos'
Ieie, at ban b%ositapelis talt meo e
VenncItrsa icpncoc ben lille Sp, lon
nor oroet % ON SernpGrferne, met
SorSen. Set par en- @anspre, oe
Serno0rfet blcu neolaet.
gae SiSie Trnsler % Goer. ION
grbeioerre. ga Sc bsrte, at bans Se
Iutnina por uroffeIis, bapSe uollon
act MOB ban. Iso isien TOR pans
eren. Sc oiloe bIi baunet, pet 9ral
al bpcm 0isie TO snien @ialiel
uiIoc brpne iis paa Sacf SOrlep, ION
funoe fommanoere NillIorer QUO
iom oe par IGno.
Men @iaionarcn fnaSe anisepe
life rpite sensiteIien al no oe'
sengiteIie, ION bapoe ineset iis ope'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27

BAN, ba ban ioag eanife uoentet bar
foot iammen meo Sacf &ouler, en- al
De afifeoigeoe grbeioere ira Sern.
pGrferne. San bapoe Jet paa BAN
meo ilige unoerlige Zine, omtrent
iom en- iulten lllp.
90 lao bapoe ban iagt:
"SSa, @iengi9loelien bar life
naaet sig enonlt, Sacf Sorlep, men
6en ifal nof fomme, Den ifal NOT
fomme."
Eoffer ogioa! WiGionGren iprang
op meo bette lloraab og Hog HGpen
/ goroet. SioSer man life Der og
blir IN eommeI Steering oper en-
~fororuffen grbeibers Saos. San
itrsa Jig meo SGnberne oper Sopeoet
Iom for at b~ortpeire De Sanfer, iom
ppfplbte oct.
8 ionmle gieblif fliffeoe oct iaa
iinoerlis baar0t / Selegraiapparatet.
San greb Tapiritrimlen og lTite.
90 mems Stre9erne prentet go9itao
for gogitap ino paa ben bpioe Eapir'
itriinmeI, bsieoe MiaionPren iig for
ODER os bIep mere os mere ligbleg |
Nniietet.
- Grprestoeet foritlpffet. =
@roen afbruot iom SsIse al Storm'
flooen. 2ofomotip, Senoer os ole
Gerionpogne itprtet / Slooen. Sim
TO Toitpoene blep itaaenoe oppe paa
Sporet.
SorIep tumleoe baeoper. Sans
Strube Dor ia~mmeninsret. &u lit
ban 9uit / ct ifinerenoe Sfrig. Or
prestoeet iom hans Some og bans TO
@ntter par reiIt meo. 6ornlpffet.
Stprtet neo. Srufnet.
Sans Gbeifulom9gtig fom itpr'
tcnoe inc paS aontcret. San fanoi
FIN Serre eaaet iuIoitGnSis ira
Somline. San boIot paa at munlle
noset ON ct Hesnifab iom bar be-
taIt. en- Seon, iom bauoe rammet.
S 9laoenes Smtale al 8ataitro'
fen ltoS Oct iremb9pet, at Msilion9'
rem Saef SorIep bar blet panpittia
iom 5sIee al Sorgen oper at bapt
. miitet Suitru % BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
Bright Things.
land duller ones.)

The following paragraphs of wisdom
are quoted from Ed. Howes' Corner in
Atchison Globe:
No man ever had a job that suited
him so well that he didn't abuse some
body for not advancing him.
There is only n favorable thing to
be said OF eating with your knife: as
yet, there is no law against it.
What has become of the old fashioned
man who said to his boy: Pull off my
boots, son, and the next time ! see a
dime rolling uphill III give it to you"
Americans laugh at the Chinese Gus
tom OF binding their feet. We have an
idea the Chinese laugh at the American
custom OF compelling policemen to wear
havy coats in summer.
One sign of a worthless man: when he
is always looking for another job, in
stead of taking care of the one he has.
You are Away hearing of the import
ance of chewing your food more. But
uoH L 1T Tic ShSWiuS aSilatioh cause
you to forget the Importance of keeping
your mouth shut. Everybody respects
a man who keeps his mouth shut; people
are afraid of a silent man.
The label on a bottle of mustard con-
tains a picture of a party of hunters
killing a deer in a snow covered forest.
What has such a picture got to do with
mustard?
Times are never as hard as they seem
to be in July and August.
A bold woman may annoy a man for
a time, but finally she gets the worst of
it. Miss Mae Wood 1--WE never did like
that way of spelling May) made Sena-
tor Tom Platt some trouble, but his me
moirs are appearing in the magazines
now, and where is Mae Wood?
A remarkably pretty Atchison girl
married several years ago and is home
on a visit. She has Jour cross children
with her. She looks tired, thin, pale,
worried, and has not one trace Of her
former beauty. You win never come
back" said her little brother, The for
mer pretty girl does not know what he
means, and her family and friends won't
] hurt her feelings by explaining.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
Instead.

When l am dead, forget me, dear,
For | shall never know,
Though DER my cold and lifeless hands
Your burning tears should flow.
I'll c.l with my living voice
The debt you'll owe the dead
Give me the love you'd show me then,
But give it now instead.
And bring no wrcaths to deck my grave
For / shall never care.
Though all the flowers l loved the most
Should grow and wither there.
Ill sell my chance of all the flowers
You'll lavish when I'm dead,
For one small bunch of violets now
So give me that instead.
What saints we are when we are dead:
But what's the use for me
OF praises written on the tomb
For other eyes to see?
One simple little word of praise
BY lips we worship said,
Is worth a hundred epitaphs-
Dear, say it now instead.
And faults that now are hard to bear,
Oblivion then shall win.
Our sins are 500 forgiven us
When we no more can sin.
But any bitter thought of me
Keep it till l am dead:
! shall not know; | shall not care;
Forgive me now instead.
-CeM Corgysys,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
ga, ia, min @iit, on bIir bersmt,
oct par en- goo Soc al mig. life ianbt,"
ia ben samIe meb fit ~merfp1roige
Smil.
eubclia bsoe SnfeI 9ucien. .

GnSeIig bsoe SnfeI 2ucien..
"Det bar iaamen osiaa paa bsi
5ib," ia 5rn SdIincourt; "bapoe bar
facet 9op at Iepe ct baIpt aar til,
bapoe ban nof eiort anal paa Del
iiSite birnore 9itien; M er De ba bel
Siapis / 9ebolo."
9a Seitomentet bIep aabnet, piite
oct fig at inbeboIbe isIsenbe 9eitem'
melie:
ga ieg fienoer min Hepe, Econ
S%aIiucourts %llegennptte, % oa ban,
iaa Iangt fra at efteritr9be mine
genge, tpertimoo itebie bar beot mig
ON at isge at Iinore Nsoen hos De
fnttige % uIpffelige, er ies bis paa
at imsoefomme bans Isnligite Enife,
inaar jes ifi9rfer Meiten al min Sor.
miie til ct eller anoet almennpttig
5ormanI. Seq beitemmer oerior, at
aft bpao iea eiterlaber mig = ca.
100000 Srancs - ifal anpenbes til
SpisreIie at biqiee 9oliger for Soft
al IrbeioerfIaSien, % er oct nit On.
tie, at min gamle SrlbmGgtig, Sc.
briin, blir G~refutor, % paalGgger ieg
BAN, at oenne min iibite Billie isres
no / @irfeliebeoen ! min fiGre Re
pos Haon."
"Si er ruinerebe, itennebe Solin'
courts, oa De bapoe bort SplGsnin'
gen al Seitamentet, og Oct bar oes.
pprre ianbt nof. De bapbe nenlig
pGret iaa fire paa grpen, at De ale.
reoe bapoe taget betpoelige Sorifuo
hos en- Menneifepen, bpis Specialitet
pnr at gipe rige arpinger SoritrGf'
ming.
Zen bersmte Selgisrer, Salincourt,
bapoe / giebliffet insen bebre llbligt
emo at bli optaeet / "SalincourtS
Stiitelie for biemlsie."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
Den ooenoe Sefiner.
(gt crientalt gpenipr fra Nrabiit at Stener
Stenerien, Neip Nprt.)

kH' ~ O"~l ~ w. 'S~ TO-
20 aar Den bebite Sanier / belle Bag.
bao. Sngeu fuube iprinse iaa let
iom BAN naur Srommerne % 2prer.
ne ipiIte op til Cans. San funoe
oanie en- bel Nat rant oe Iterf iom
en- 8ibie / 8oarblGiten. Sg naar
ban / fin Hottie Sang meb Surbmen
fi9ft nnbrugt paa De sraanenoe 2of-
fer fom ipaoierenoe ben 40 9agbaos
@aber, ienbte mangen en- ing Souris
itiaalne 9liffe efter BAN oper BET
bpibe SIsr.
San bar 9agoaos Brpo - intet
timber, at itor Sorg llobrsb / Bag
bao, ba oct rpeteoes, at Susiuf blep
faitet paa Spgeleiet % bar Ssoen
npr.
Silsiuf bau0e giort mango gooe
@ierninger - alt, bpoo ban tiente,
gap ban til tr9ngenbe 9rsbre.
gu, ga ban Iaa paa Sotteiengen,
Ie6 ban bitterIig He6.
ga ifebe oct, at @en Sur, ionl
bapoe Sfriperiorretning | en- Bob
paa 9aiaren, fom mo til BAN. Sen
SurS N9le glsoeoe % luet | Del rs.
bette root iom Sen pragtfuIbe &l,bin
/ &aifenS Seittlrbnn. Sois man fife
baooe pitt, at ban par en- al Woilams
troenoe Senner, funbe man ia mis-.
tpnft BAN for at indulge ben beirut
icnoe Sin. fra 2ibonons Sfraaning.
Zen reoe HGie irembGoeoes imuft al
oct ifinnenoe bpibe Saar.
"Hoo, 9amle Susiuf," ia Ben Sur
% trommcSe meo Singrene paa fine
Sortpnocr, "bporleoeS gaor oet?"
Seq boIoer paa at o." ia Sus-
iuf. Oct eneite, iom funoe reooe mig
bar noget Itprfen0e, men Der fattes
mia @ibler."
% S,tSiuf loo jim matte SaanS
falbe.
"@oSt, Sl,siuf," ia Sen SIR. Seq
Ifal eaa til Sultaneus SoimeOifits og
til Maeifereu / Terlegaoen % ie,
ON Se pil bi9Ipe Dig"
Weo ct liltia 9lif iorloo Sen Sur
Sen oeenoe % begap Jig iporen-
itreaS til Den omtalte S%ofmeoifis 90
til Ma9ifcren.
@egees Sierter iplbtes meo Wfeo-
INF, og oen ierite 9ao BAN 90 Sc
finer, Sen anoen Go Sefiner for al
bielpe ben itoffars Slisinf.
SuSiui pentebe og penteSe, men
ser fom ingen Ben Sur. @eo ct 0i,
rafel fom ban iig BOG % bite Jig at
ter / 9aiaren % unber Spaoieroeier
IangS DC bGteenoe Soper.
Gn Dag traf ban oen gooe &of'
meSifits % Iaeiferen paa ct aaffe'
bus. San itirreoe prebt paa Dem ol
biIite life.
DC to iao poa binauoen og rnorc'
oes inare.
Soa off oen aobc S~oimeoifus Der
iii Slisini % ia til ban:
Sit on De 80 Scfiner, iom ieg bal
9en Sur operbrinee oig2"
Seq" iuareoe ban iorbauiet, lin
tell"
Sit on De Go Sefiner, ieg ienotI
oiep" ipurste Waeiferen.
"Sntet, intetl Seq amer, bpob be-
or fleet: Ben Sur troeoe, at ies ifil
I De % = oerfor toe ban Eengene ieli
/ iiteSetior at eiue Dem til mig! &pii
; lea life par fommet oper Spgoom
men, pilSe Den Sag M bare bare
ifinlt. @u fom ieg mig, % M c
@en Sur afleret!"
Men iioen Den DAG Ben Sur Ito
! Den becnoes Sefiner, turoe ban al
brig ie nogen lise ! Hmene,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27
GS Gn Yefgi6rer. XXX
Sc / en- al NoritrSerne boe0eI smI fruie0e bans 2eber, MI cr oct

min Snr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27

5rnen: set eneite, ieg bar at iigc
paa Big, Gina, er. at on er for eoiel meo
@aif. Sorri9e llee bapbe on Ter Sluier
meo poa Saifen. Selu Srpten Sigrio
baooe oa life mere eno to meb."
Stuepi9en: men ieg er mott til at
oaIfe 9luierne mine ofte, Srlie. Sc
maa buife paa, at Sretenens aiGreite er
Stubent, men min er Storitensfeier.
Set eier tor Sorifiel betl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-09-27

ttbesri5elist. SCR baboe ies n Sraps
pc op, o9 mi Dor ies fem Srapper op,
oe enbba tiger Solt. at bet er eaaet nebs
oper meb risl"
Snsbulberffen: Scr er ct Seleeram.
"Scres Neoe er beb."
SnfeIen: "Raa. iaa bill ban naturs
Iispi5 lame Serge al mig til S~egrape.s
len"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-14
Forest Reserve for U. p.

Representative Young last week in.
troduced a bill having for its object
the establishing OF federal forest re-.
serve in the upper peninsula. II pre-
vides that upon the request Of the sec
Rotary OF agriculture. the secretary OF
the interior will accept on behalf OF
the United States the relinquishment
to the government by the state Of
Michigan OF any lands covered by It's
unprotected claims under tine land laws
Of the United States. which in the
opinion Of the secretary OF agriculture
should be made a part OF national
park IN the state Of Michigan. The
state Is authorized TO select, In lieu OF
any lands reliuqulshed. other lands Of
equal area and value from any part of
tie unoccuried lands OF the statn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-14

Since MAY the steel companies
have been inclined TO lay stress upon
the receipts OF liberal specifications on
Old contracts for finished products. but
the decrease in the volume OF new
business is being reflected In reduced
output In steel ingots and pig iron.
The railroads have placed few orders
Tor equipment Contracts for rails.
including heavy and light sections,
have aggregated only Is. 900 TONS and
bridge contracts have heen confined 10
q Few hundred ton lots, the large West
ern contracts being still held In abey.
ance. Car orders aggregated 5000.
but locomotive orders were light.
Many additional bids have been sub-
United for structural work In all parts
OF the country but contracts for only
about 10, 900 tons have been placed.
Contracts are still pending for about
100. 900 Sons, which. sooner or later.
will result in ordera In the next few
months subway contracts will be let 10
contractors, but any direct benefit to
the mills and fabrication shops Is tar in
the future. Eventually, about 100. 600
tons Of steel will be required for this
work
Bids on Panama lock gates. requir-
ing %. 600 tone steel plates, went in on
Tuesday.
The tendency Of price Of pig iron has
continued downward. and the volume
OF business have been light.
During the last few days there has
been AN increase in the number 81 or.
ders for foundry iron in the East, and
new inquiries have been encouraging.
aggregating about IL. 900 tons for shif.
ment over the second half Of the year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-14
Michigan IS Guarding Trees.

sfTpplng raids on state tfmher was
never vigorously pushed until the lsss
Legislature provided for state trespass
agent under ibe pablo domain com
mission act Since tnen ther@ has
been merry MAR IN some counties and
much infignation has been expressed
because trFspazs agents were ssnoop-
ing around looking for the men who
nad taken fimbsr from state lands
% long had state lands been cut over
that tbe practice had become. recog.
nized ~ = perquisite OF nearby timber
men OF late. however. this attitude
has changed somewhat and Supervisor
Glen Mnnshaw il highly pleased over
TIE success q Trespzss Agent Tmbler
and Woodbury. N securing the convic-
tion before a jury 10 Wexford county
Of man charged with lootlnv STATE
lanos OF about 500 posts He was final
sl25
Supervisor Munsnaw states that the
agents found road leading from the
house Of the trespasser to a piece ~
state land and al q railroad siding
they found the posts Cutting OF the
ends OF some Of the posts tney took
them 20 the state lands and found the
stumrs from which they bad been cut
BY reason Of the post ends matching
the stumps
One witness who test fed that be
assisted 10 cutting the posts. came into
court in great fear. saying he had been
threatened with the burning 81 Bis
house and barn ii be told the trutb
about ibe matter He declared how.
ever thar be hal decided to tell the
truth. and bis story was Of great assis-
lance TO the state.
In view Of this conviction the land
department feels that gradually persons
living near the state lands are coming
to appreciate that In stopping them
the state is benehting the taxpayers
as the and with the timber is much
surer OF sale and is thereby added 10
the tar rolls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-05-14

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