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The Washington times., 1910-02-26

Chalmers Company Makes
Unique Offer to Ma
tional Commission.
By HARRY WARD.

Aside from the honor and glory Of
being the leading batsmen in the Amer
fcan and National Leagues next season
the man in each league who tops the
list at the end Of the 1910 baseball sea-
son will receive a tangible reward in
the shape Of q Chalmers auto. This is
the Sladsome news enanatiug from the
headquarters Of the national commits
sion in Cincinnati, which recently re-
ceived a unique offer from the Chalmers
Motor Company. Of Detroit. 10 donate
Cne Of its cars to the leading batsman
In each league at the end Of the season
The commission gladly accepted the
offer. The rules governing the contest
VIII be made by the national commits
sion ar the suggestion Of the Chalmers
Company. This handsome offer will, It
Is expected, help 90 Increase the bat
ting averages Of men IN both leagues
Few months pass by that some plan
Tor rating the horsepower OF motor car
engines IS not advanced. Motor car
owners as well as engineers are geneI-
ally interested IN these formulas as
looking forward 10 the millennium, when
some one viii discover plan OF rating
tEat will be adopted by all manufac-
tTrers. and do away with much OF the
confusion that results from the dozen
ui' so standards now IN use.
At present in this country the A L.
A M. standard Of sGUarlnE the bore,
multiplying the result by the number
Of cylinders. and dividing BY 2.5, Is the
only one in general use in this country.
Recently a new formula. known as the
Dendy-Msrshall formula. has sprung
into prominence In England. i differs
u ON the a. L. - NJ standard In that
4. .recogn IZes the stroke instead OF. as rs
the case with the A L. A NJ. basing
the calculation on a piston travel OF
600 feet per minute. The Dendy-Mar-
shall formula Includes squaring the
hoTe. multiplying that result by the
stroke. and then by the number OF CYL
iudeTs, and dividing the result by
twelve.
The Washington times., 1910-02-26

Franz Hoop. a pitcher recruited BY The
Reds from Los Angeles, will not report
TO the team because Of the failure Of
his pitching arm
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

1t looks now as IL the upper PENN
sula will have its old line Of represen-
tatives back in the legislature again
this winter. Since senator Moriarty
consented 10 20 back pressure has been
brought to bear upon Senator Smith
and Representative Oates and they
will both return to their places. The
upper peninsula interests are just be-
ginning TO realize that they must be up
and doing next winter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

There IS a wide difference between
slop and swilL Stop Is properly a
hogs relish. while swill is too fire.
quently nothing more than water pol
luted with unhealthful refuse. The
term swill may embrace wide variety
OF feed and drink. ranging from ordi.
nary dlshwater 10 mixture OF milk,
table scraps. soapsuds and other
kitchen refuse. while slop Is a com
bination OF a ground feed or feeds
with water or milk. A supply OF
wholesome swirl In connection with
other feeds may be extremely valua-
BILE. but In condition OF decay. rancid
and mainly filth It may result In a loss
OF high priced animals. Slop, however.
may be considered as always In order.
II ID. Colburn.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
Nest Side News

From the Iron River-Stambaugh Re-
porter
The streets Of Stambaugh have
been cleaned and all rubbish, stones,
etc. picked up preparatory for the
celebration here tomorrow. III the
celebration would come more frequen-
tly, say about once a month, our
streets would be kept clean and would
always present an attractive appear
ance TO the hundreds OF strangers who
visit here Ievery month. Nothing
adds more TO the good looks OF town
than well cleaned streets.
One OF the teams working for Nc
Colmaa on Stambaugh hill, fell off the
grade In the road together with a
srcaper full OF sand, one horse falling
on top OF the other. The full crew OF
men finally got one horse unlocked
and up ca his feet, but the other
horse getting up and taking the scrap
er with him, started down the hill
and was finally caught at Leisen &
Henes' beer house. No damage was
done 10 either horse or Scraper.
The Iron Mountain ball team will
play the local team az Highland Park
Sunday afternoon at $50. Batteries
for Iron Mountain. Scott and John
son; Stambaugh, Hanold and Larson.
Admission 70 TO grounds, 25 cents
Scott, pitcher for Iron Mountain, has
been with the Freeport team In the
Illinois Wisconsin league, for several
wears. and is looked upon as one Of the
best pitcherst In the minor leagues.
An interesting game may therefore be
expected.
Miss Mayme Hooper Of Los Angeles.
California arrived here last week fora
couple OF months visit at the home Of
her sister Mrs. w. j. Phillips,
Messrs. VI. b. Waite and Erick Thor
sell were the lowest bidders for the
digging OF 1900 feet OF water main
trenches on Maple street, wednesday
forenoon. Their bid was "a cent a lin.
cal foot, They also do the filling IN FOR
the same. They will begin work i'm
mediately after the Fourth.
IL is reported That Joe LaChapelle
was overcome with the heat yesterday
afternoon. and this forenoon lies quite
M az the home of ThoS. Doucette.
Mr. LaChapelle was member OF the
foot bali team and IN game at Men
omlnee last fall was sayagely kicked
and received injuries from which he
has never fully recovered. His many
friends hope that nothing serious may
result from his Illness,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
Questions and Answers.

When Is a bin like a gunf When II
Is presented and discharged.
What becomes OF the breakfast when
an only son eats ~ IL vauishes into
empty heir Cairl.
Where are two heads better than
one? In a barrel.
What Is that which increases the
more Il Is shared by others7 HappI.
ness.
What Is taken from you before you
get IT, Your portrait
Who are the men who have made
their markf Those who can write.
What Is the Oldest piece Of furnl.
ture IN the world7 The multiplication
table.- Philadelphia Ledger.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

We are glad 10 note universal sem
timent throughout the state for the
re- nomination OF Auditor General
Fuller. Mr.. Fuller has bad but one
term In the Office and not .one word OF
criticism has been heard Of his con-
duct OF that Office. The candidate tor
auditor general IL nominated at the
state convention to which Iron county
Is entitled 70 four delegates. II goes
with the saying that Mr.. Fuller will
have the enthusiastic support OF this
county.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

The United States lost by death one
of It's finest type Of citizens when
Chief Justice Fuller Of the U. $. su-
prome court passed to the Great Be-
yond last Sunday. Justice Fuller was
an ornament to tie Supreme bench and
10 American Jurisprudence. He was q
democrat in politics bat never allowed
partisianship to enter into his judicial
work neithersdid he allow the fact
that he was a JUSTICE Of the highest
court in the LAND cloud bis fealty 70
his party. His death came 81 time
when very grave questions are before
che tribunal TOR disposition and he
will be sadly missed.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
St. Marks Church

Seventh Sunday after Trinity.
Morning Prayer 1880 A. nj.
Evening Prayer 1880 p. M.
The morning service will be chill
dren service for the Sunday school.
For this reason the regular session at
noon will be omitted tomorrow and the
children will assemble at the hour FOL
Morning Prayer. The parents and
friends are invited 10 attend this ser
vice.
Evening Prayer will be said at the
Armenia ut . 90 r. VI.
Visitors made welcome.
James G Crosbie. Lay Reader
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
Swedish Methodist Church

Sermon Sunday morning at l0:3
Sunday School picnic in the school
grove on Sunday at 3 p. m. where ice
cream. cake, coffee and lemonade will
be- served TO all present.
Mrs. Jas. johnson will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society next Tuesday after
noon at o'clock in the church
You are cordially invited to all Of
these meetings.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

The Baraga County Journal. new
publication issued at Baraga. came to
our exchange table this week. 1t Is an
eight page. six column paper. newsy
and we'll edited. viii J Mcqueen is
the editor and we extend to him a cor
dial greeting.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. Fl. N Aldrich, Pastor.
The services at the Methodist church
tomorrow will be as follows
Morning service with sermon at 10 30
o'clock. Theme. The Truly Blessed.
A study OF the Beatitudes
Sunday School ~ 90 M. d. NJ. Ross
Superintendent
The evening service will be held Al
z 80 O'Clock. Special music and I
short sermonr by the pastor.
You are invited to worship with us
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
Guardian Angels Church

Following will be the order Of ser
vices during the months OF July and
August
Lowmass and short sermon z 80 A. M
Highmass and sermon $50 A. NJ
Baptisms ESQ p. NJ
Catechism, First Communion. Conar
matioa and Bible history instruction
at 3 O'Clock p. NJ
vespers and Benediction 3:45 p. NJ
Macs on week days 8 o'clock A. NJ
Confessions daily from TO s A. NJ
and on Saturdays from to 5'P. NJ
and from 10 o p. M.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

The glorious fourth has come and
gone again. Family picnics were the
only popular forms OF celebration, and
as a result the eagle screamed no loud
er than on any other day Of the year.
Now and then an occasional hrecracker
would rouse the stay at homes from
their reverles, but the only display.of
this sort worthy OF mention was jim
mie Richards Jimmie. 1t seems,
had been saving his pennies for some
time and toward evening il was very
evident what be had been doing it for
Niger chasers (every one was sore
over the fight. spinning wheels, fire.
crackers. roman candles skyrockets and
every other imaginable form OF display
seemed 60 be let loose all at one time
This amused the on-lookers for some
time, then peace was finally restored
and Mansfield slept 10 awake another
day.
Capt ]. p. Edwards and Richard
Eddy accompanied the ball team 10
Amasa
Dr. J.p. Edwards was a Crystal
Falls visitor the fourth.
Mr. NIB. Notice Of Crystal Falls
was Mansfield visitor Saturday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

No. Tss5.
REPORT or THE CONDITION or


REPORT or TIE CONDITION or
The Iron County National Bank Of Crystai
Falls at Crystal Falls. IN the state o. Michi.
gan. az the close OF business. on the sOth day
Of june. 1910.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts 2s3.l5eis
overdrafts. secured and unsecured e9ss
4. s Bonds TO secure circulation 10000
Premiums on q. :. Bonds eos e.
Bonds securities. etc ssSs. Is
dsiares aesio
Due from National Banks mot
reserve agents. 1850 So
Due from State Banks and Bankers 5.spa6s
Due from approved reserve agents $500 o.
Checks and other cash items 1897
Notes OF other National Banks 5000
and cents $3.50
LAWFUL MosEY Reserve N BAsK. viz.
Specie s0s@.6J
Lcgal-tender notes $4,000 g.07g.G
Redemption fund with 4. :.
Ireasurer % Der cent. %
TOTAL 5NigOS
LIABILITIES
capital stock paid In 100000
Surplus fund 1900. 90
Undivided profits less expenses
and taxes paid a07s.a
National Bank notes outstanding 2I.s000o
Individual deposits subject 70 check Ss. 76i 81
Time certificates Of deposit s5.ga3.gi
Cert lied Checks 600
Cashiers checks outstanding e.p>a. a.
TOTAL 5e0.iso03I
STATE or MICHIGAN.
County Of Iron.
!. James 4. Carney. Cashier OF the
above-named bank. do solemniy swear that
the above statement Is true 70 the best OF my
knowledge aud belief
James J. Gaancy.
Cashier
COnRECr Attest
Michael II. Morarty
Herman Holmes.
James p. Corcoran
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this sth
day OF July 1910
THOMAS Y. BEHsS.
seal Notary Public.
In and tor Iron County Michigan
Ny Commission expires or the goth dar %
Aug 1911.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09
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Meeting permanent. cure br perfectly safe ga
natural means. Tho oesf laxative Tor children
Chocolate coated tabl3tt. easy 70 take never IL
Nranlesie. 10. $50 ard 81 % Al al drla stores.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

1T. Miles Anti-Pain PiIis relieve
Headache, Neuralgia and all palm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-07-09

From the Iron River-stambaugh Re
porter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
CONCENTRATES.

Thomas Watson OF Park City was In
Salt Lake yesterday on business.
Judge Forgie of Milford is In Salt
Lake for a few days on business.
The annual meeting of tho Salt Lake
Stock & Mining exchange will be held
Jan. 22
Tony Jacobson. general manager of
the Columbus Consolidated mine at
Alta, returned last night from d trip
TO the property.
Peter Cass. who is in charge of the
work being done on the Thor group of
claims, out near Snake creek In the
Uintah mining district, Is In the city.
According to ]. w. Burnham. man
ager of the Southern Pacific Mining
company in the Sierra Madre district.
north of Ogden. samples have been
taken from a 5-foot vein in which a
Wine was sunk from the 300-foot level
The ore has widenod out as depth was
secured and II Is now 20 feet wide The
management believes that the property
will develop great gold values and will
carry more gold than copper.
W. d RawSon, manager of the Big
Nebo Mining company, operating about
three miles from Star Switch on tho
Salt Lake Route, at the base of Mt
Nebo, was In the city yesterday. The
tunnel Is In n distance OF 275 feet, he
declares, and already has run into vein
matter showing lead and silver values
The objective point Is 25 feet further, so
that 1t looks as though the company
would get some excellent orc In the vein
as soon as 1t Is reached.
President John NJ. Dick of tho Majes-
tic Mines company reports that opera
tions are going ahead in fine shape at
the Harrlneton-Hicko mine and that
II Is probable that before long the
smelter at Milford will be started UP.
The smelter Is under lease to F. Angus
tns Heinze, who holds it to technically
comply with the contract he holds for
the smelling of orc from the Silver
King. Tho rental of the smolter
amounts to 100000 year. and Is sur
ficient to push development work on
the Majestic properties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
BIG BOARDING HOUSE
At THE UTAH METAL
Will be Equipped With Modern APP
pllanccs-BIe Fan Is Coming
Building Large Mine Cars.

Work is being rushed as fast as
possible at the Utah Metal property
In Middle canyon. and within the next
Go days equipment. houses. power plant
and other surface work will be complete
as we'll as widening the tunnel Gen.
Manager Sam II. Treloar this morning
declared that IL the weather remained
favorable for a few days more most or
tho material now at Tooele would be
hauled UP the canyon on sleds. On
account OF the heavy SHOWS some diff
flculty has been had
About 40 men are now employed at
the work and 10 men are working In
the tunnel. This Is being wldened and
the ws%er ditch enlarged.
Eight cars of a special pattern are
now being manufactured at the Gala
CHER plant The cars are new type.
side dumping, specially designed by
the management, They are somewhat
similar to those used In Montana with
tho exception that q web supports the
bottom and the frame is so constructed
that 1t Is impossible TO get 1t out OF
shape. The cars have q capacIy OF 80
cubic feet and a load OF two tons win
be carried. By means of the side dump
ing arrangement. the cur can always
remain on solid track. The factory
is also making the pipes to be used to
supply air in the mine The big ex-
haust fan which Will have capacity of
$500 square feet of air minute, Is
soon to be shipped from the factory
The boarding house which Will be as
well equipped as a hotel Is now being
constructed. Tho concrete foundation
Is In and work has started on tho
frame work The boarding house will
be two stories high. IS feet wide by "a
feet long. The place will be heated by
furnaces. and will be lighted through
our with electric lights and have water
and sewerage connections.
Several small cottages Will also be
built i'll the canyon for the accommoda-
ton of the men. When work is going
at full blast il Is expected that In the
neighborhood of so men will be en-
ployed.
The water which Is now coming from
the tunnel Is capable of developing 10
horsepower. This is now being diverted
to big tank at one side of the tunnel
and Will be used to generate power for
the electric lighting. Only n part OF
this water Will be necessary for the five
horsepower necessary for the lighting
system.
Additions have also been made to the
blacksmith shop. the boarding house
and the bunk house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
MARKET CONTINUES WEAK.
Selling Is Again Slow on Local Mining
Stock Exchange.

Selling on the local exchange was
remarkably slow again this morning.
and stocks were low and unsteady.
For several days Grand Central has
Jumped up and down at the pleasure
OF certain insiders. Today the stock
sold ut s2.1215 and S2.10.
For the first time In several days
500 shares OF Carlsa sold at so cents,
Columbus Consolidated was stronger
this morning. 1t is declared by those
on the Inside that the stock has reached
low level for a while. The company
is now shipping In the neighborhood
OF 81, 900 worth of ore day, and con-
ditions are declared to be most favor
able at the mine. The stock sold this
morning at sl.10 and s112h. One hun
drcd shares of Little Bell went at 81 SO.
Tintlc Central was the feature OF the
market again today, and 1t was dis
posed of to the extent of $1,000 shares
at e1t cents. Another lot Of 1000 shares
was disposed of at cents, seller 60
days. Seven Troughs was knocked
down from 10 cents to 9 cents today.
and 5000 shares were sold on the reg
ular board.
The total amount that changed hands
for stocks this morning was slightly
over $4,000.
On the curb market 400 shares of
Opex sold at 81 cents.
Mcdonald Ely continued strong and
the following sales were made: -Four
hundred shares at 46 cents. 200 shares
at As cents. zoo shares at AZ cents. Fed
eral Ely brought 10 cents for 900
shares. and 15 cents was paid for 1000
shares of Phoebe King.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
STOCKS TUMBLED
ON THE MARKET

New York. Jan. H-Dcalings In stocks
were small but prices moved upward
with decision. A feature of the market
WAS an upward rush OF 2% points in
Rock Island and 2 In the preferred. ST.
Louis-Southwestern and Great Northern
Orc Certificates rose l.
a good deal of stock came on the
market at the opening rise and prices
fell away until thcrc was nothing left
OF the initial advance except In the
case of Rock Island Union Pacific and
Rock Island lost and Reading. ST.
Paul. Great Northern preferred and
Northern Paclnc' sold as much below
yesterdays closing.
st. Paul was pressed for sale at n de-
cline OF 2% and with depressing effect
on speculative sentiment. Union Pa
cihc. Southern Pacific. United states
Steel. Central Leather. American Smelt-
ing. Anaconda and International Pump
lost l. Westinghouse Electric Ia. North
ern Pacific rs and Virginia Iron 2.
Metropolitan Street Railway sold at an
advance OF and General Electric 1.
Bonds were irregular.
Liquidation was unrcstralncd In tho
stock market and by ! o'clock prices
were from l to 3 points under yester-
days final prices. American Mailing
preferred lost AZ, Northern Pacific 2S,
Westinghouse Electric and American
Smelling ~. and Northern Pacific and
Denver * Rio Grandc preferred ..
Tho fall In prices had become pre-
cipitate by the middle OF the afternoon
and stocks were tumbled upon the mar
ket without much discrimination. st.
Paul was carried 3& under last night.
Union Pacific and Delaware & Hudson.
3A and Southern Pacific and American
Smelling g. while the declines In the
general list ran from l TO points for
all of the active Issues. There Was sn
occasional lull In the liquidation but
tho market showed no rallylng power.
The market closed active and weak
Another wave of liquidation came over
the market in the final hour, carrying
prices to the lowest level OF the day and
the lowest recorded In the present move
ment United States Steel sold down
To A&. which Is a fraction below Its low
price of several months ago. Consoli-
dated Gas lost 6is points. Union Pacinc.
Southern Pacific and Wabash preferred
4, and Reading. St Paul. American
Smelling. Illinois Central. National Lead
and Great Northern preferred. or
more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-14
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Jan. 1A-Wheat opened firm
hero today but notable proht-taleins
sales quickly took the edge of the mar
ket and In tho nrSt hour tho downward
telling of comparatively strong con-
dltionS In Liverpool wcro insufficient to
bolster up prices here. May was tho
most active month and sold of from
figures were from Is lower to an 7s
higher than yesterdays close. with
May at that start at 1.13% to 1.l3N
In the corn pit tho start was slightly
pront-tal1ing trades Induced by expecta-
ton OF improved transportation de-
spite the continuance of stormy wealth
CT. The opening range was from 1sip
1nal figures. In the nrst hour prices
cased OFF, ranging from Is to u lower
May opened at 70 to 70lt and dropped
on by easy stages to 6s&.
bled the course OF corn. Tho start was
unchanged to h9A higher. which
much selling pressure converted TO
downward range. At the outset May
sold at 49a to 49b, dropping later TO
4S9i-
Provisions, governed by continued
light receipts of live hogs ruled gener-
ally higher from 2ik to 2Iac abovo
May were: Pork, 2.25; lard. 1875 to
u 52l5 @12.25; ribs. 1l.10.
Wheat-rho market continued bearish
through tho session, a rush of sellers
In the closing hhf pounding the price
OF futures over q range of l to 70 be-
low yesterdays closing quotations. May
sold off TO llI%. Tho close was weak
at nearly the low points OF the day
with May rs lower than yesterdays
final figures. at 1.19s % Il.
Corn-The market eased of sull fur
ther in the final half. the drop ranging
from 1M to IN. The close was weak,
with all futures at the bottom prices.
May closed at eSS. 9&. IL lower than
yesterdays final quotations.
Close-Wheat--Jan.. liz: May. 1.nSs
@&;. July. 1.o2&; Sept. sSh,
.sS: Sa'iapan'' scp9.. a. ''''' May 49," July
cornSJan,, a%@4; May, s% OK;
Pofk-jan., 22.Oo; May. 2.io; July.
Lard-Jan.. II 72ss: May. L. 25@p.2 27s
July. IL. .20Q,1e. % y
Rlbs.Jan;. 1l.7S; May, li,eOad1 s254;
Ryc-cGs6. s1as2. May. ahas2
Barley--Cash. es@7i.
TImothy-March. 400.
Olover-March, Il. IL.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. Jan. .-Butter-stoady.
Eggs-Steady. at mark cases included.
AZ @ SoS; receipts. Eli; frsts, IS; primo
Cheese-stcady Daisies. lS1 @17: Twins.
16A IA Y Young Americas, 16h; Long
Horns, 1914.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
Now York. Jan. 14.-Raw sugar nrm:
test, s.li' molasses sugar. SO test. 3,i2
Refined sugar. stoady. Crushed, SIS:
srysn1lated' S,lS, powdered SIS.