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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
How to Use sawdust.

Sawdust may be made to serve nunbeT of purposes for the housewife. It is good for removing sediment in glass and earthen ware 4 handful thrown on dying fire will help to re- vive it. Well dried and heated and sprinkled over grease spots in carpets, it is useful in removing these obiec- tiOnable marks. It should be well rubbed in. left for a few hours. then treated again if necessary. Heat some sawdust sB a piece of paper in the oven, and it is an excellent rene dy for mildew and damp spots on metal or other polished goods. Rub some dry sawdust on articles that have been polished and the polish will last longer. Slightly moistened saw duxs sFrinkled on outhoUse floors, veTaBdas or larder. etc, and brushed of with s hard broom will clean the floor vHhOut much trouble.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Pads and Fashions
By Florence Fairbanks

Bulgarian embroidery, The eombin ation of besdwork with lace motifs is very pronounced.
 Searfs of Chiffon.
 Scarfs are more popular than ever and semi transparent coats and wraps claiming close kinship with the scarfs of chiffon and lace are being shown in many attractive forms. Scarfs for use with evening and house frocks are decorated with bead embroideries and in the shops are shown in chiffon and in tulle with intricate bead embroidery finishing the ends deeply and perhaps contin uing in a border along the sides. The effects obtained are often charm ing and the weight given by the beads drags the scarf down into the cling ing lines favored by many women.
 White beads on black chiffon or black tulle are in favor, but beads of steel, gold jet and eolors are also lavishly used Beautiful scarfs of fine lace are always covered and some of the new ones in both real and imitation lace are yellowed to the tint of old lace and would de ceive any save an expert.
 Wide long scarfs of plain ehNon in color subtly harmOnized with the toilet are preferred to more elabor ate creations for many uses, even when the question of expense need not be considered and scarfs as plain tulle are particularly liked with even ing toilet. the diaphanOus folds being dTaped and attached in one fashion or another to the bodice, while the long ends are left free for graceful manipulation by the hands. This is a great season for ribbons | of every description. Both black and colored velvet ribbons are seen, in the wider sizes. Fancy floral velvet ribbons are also popular.
 Black and white striped ribbons are shown in both velvet and taffeta, with black velvet stripes on a white | taffeta ground Black satin stripes on white tafTeta are also shown. Some of the new dress shoes are made of satin covered with gold and silver lace, with gold or silver heels | 10 match.
 FLORENCE FAIRBANKS.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
PROMINENT SALT LAKE REAL
 ESTATE FIRM GROWING
Firm incorporates for $2oo.ooo With
 Surplus of s2o0,oOo

Hoffman Bros. Real Estate com pany will be known from now on as the Hoffman Bros. Loan and Trust company, incorporation papers having been filed to that effect Saturday The capital stock of the new com pany is given at $200,000 and sud plus S200,0cO Henry c. Hoffman and Edward E Hoffman are president and vice president and treasurer re spectiveIy and the largest stockhold CTS w. S. Booker is secretary and Allen T Sanford complies the directorate.
 The offices of the new company will not be changed as quarters re gently were taken at 22 East First South street, where offices have been equipped with modern furniture and fixtures 4 creditable business has been built up by the firm and the filing Of the papers Saturday marks the way in which it has grown.
 The firm owns or controls fpr-y one separate tracts of land in the city. its business reaches to all EaTLS or IlE west duh sStNAA W N'a- A i-N members started the practice of in serting half and whole page adyen tisements in newspapers in nun Der of the intermountain states in which Salt Lake property is adVer tised exclusively Considerable ol the time of one or the other mem bers or the firm ig spent in following up the campaign of advertising by personal work. In the last year their firm has been instrumental in bringing outside capital as permanent investment to Salt Lake to the amount of over a million and a half dollars.
 Marlborough Place, one of the new est suburban additions of the city, is owned and is being improved by this firm. Contracts for S25.0 .0O0 worth of work in the way Of improve ments on this tract have been let for early spring work-Salt Lake Fri | bune.
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
eratifed at the News.

The cabled news of the tremend ous success Of the new Winter Garden opened in New York by the Wessrs. Shubert, is very gratifying to every one here. for it demon trates shat the London and Cont mental idea of variety and music hall entertainment is the correct one. sJost Of the big music halls are in troducing one act Of grand opera now. just as Is done in the Winter Garden bill
 PeItssier's revue, "AlI Chlag ge Here" vas withdrawn from the Al hambra bill on Saturday to make
 av on Monday for the Beecham Opera company in a scent from OmeRBach "TaIes Of Hoffman, which hrst saw the footlights in this
 uutry at the Adelphi on April IT, 1907. when the opera was presenter
 through the medium of Hans cregors company from the Rem scene that was chosen for Mondays
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

Women are taking more and more te horseback riding as means of keeping themselves in form, but of course there are many who ride mere ly for the love of the exercise. What ever the object of the sport. every woman who rides wants to be turned out in the latest and most approved riding togs 4 dowdy looking woman OF horseback is an unforgivable ob- ject She won't be a dowd. however, if she goes to a good tailor and fol lows the idea of the riding costume seen in the illustration. The skirt is a divided affair made of English suit ing. and the details are correct in ev- cry particular.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
stews rhat Are eood to Eat.

A variation of the old time Irish stew has the meat cooked with toma- toes, peppers and potatoes in place of For a brown stew cut the cooked or uncooked meat in pieces, roll them in -four and fry them brown in drippings. Then turn in hot water and boil until the meat is within fifteen minutes of being tender. Add potatoes cut in pieces, a green pepper or two with the seeds removed. and cut in pieces a sweet red pepper or two prepared in the same way and a half cupful of tomatoes. Season with salt, pepper and little paprika.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
cIan Fritsers.

The following batter is excellent for clam fritters: Sift pint of four with a teaspoonful each of salt, sugar and cream of tartar and half a teaspoonful of soda. Add a tablespoonful of melt ed butter, one egg and half pint of milk. Mix the -four. sugar. salt, soda and cream of tartar together and rub through a sieve. Whip the egg till very light and stir 1t into the milk, then beat it gradually into the dry in- gradients. When the batter is smooth stir a very scant pint of chopped clans into it, taking care not to add enough clam juice to moisten it too much Fry on a hot griddle.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
NeaooItan Cake.

For neapolltan cake prepare two cake batters. one white and the other yellow. and divide each batter into two parts Color one half of the white bat ter a beautiful pink and leave the other half white. Color and flavor one half of the yellow batter with ehoco- late. Bake each of the cakes in layer form aud when cold place the layers together with a nice soft Icing favored with orange juice. The yellow layer may be favored with orange juice if desired and the white favored with vanilla or almond. The pink may be favored with strawberry or rose.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

AT THE OFFICE SALOON Chile Beans, evsnInos free
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Memorial to Famous Women.

The lady chapel of the new Liverpool cathedral. which is to be opened next summer. has a scheme of beautiful stained glass windows commemora tive of the noble deeds of good women. Besides the famous women of the Bible the following are commemorate ed: pr. Alica Marvel and all who have laid down their lives for their sisters. Grace Darling and all courageous maidens, Josephine Bullet and all brave champions of purity. Mary Col let and all prayerful women. Louise Stewart and all the noble army of martyrs, Christine Rossetti and all sweet singers, Catherine Gladstone and all loyal hearted wives. Elizabeth Barrett Browning and all women who have seen the infinite in things, An gela Burdette-COutts and all women aImoners of the King of heaven. Moth. CT CeciIe and all women loving and large hearted in counsel.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
Psoper Nuts.

One pound of pulverized sugar. one pound of -four fvery scanu. three eggs. two ounces of chopped citron. one ta- blespOonful of cinnamon. One-quarter of a teaspoonful of cloves. one-quarter of a teaspoonful of pepper. one-quar- ter of pound of chopped almond meats. Beat The sugar and eggs one hour. then add the other ingredients, the citron last Put in little Jumps in greased pan Bake in moderate oven,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
An Attractive sundas.

For an attractive sundae prepare vanilla ice cream. divide it among as many sherbet glasses as there are guests to he served and sprinkle each with minced nut meats and pour around 1t some finely favored sirup from a jar of the best preserved gin ger
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02

CORRECT FORM OF WHITING PAD, BLOTTER
 AND TELEPHONE CASE. been for years. but there are beautiful saishings and mOuntings that vary from season to season.
 The articles seen in the cut are car red out fin English morocco in a larming shade of dull green and with the telephone case made a de- iightful addition to one's desk ft- ments.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-04-02
poinas In Leather Goods.

There is nothing strikingly new in leather accessories for the desk except in the finish of the materials. Shapes are necessarily the same as they have
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22
Shriners Want a Home

According 10 advics received by local
Shriners plans are being made for the
purchase of five thousand acres OF land
tor the establishment Of real Mecca
where the Imperial council sessions
could be held every year.
The recommendation for this pur-
chase were made by Imperial Poten.
tate Fred A. Hines and he favored the
purchase OF this land in the Green Bay
country or on Lake Superior not too
far from the main lines
Imperial Pctentate Hines called at.
tention to Ethe fact that the order has
practically outgrown the accommoda-
tions of any city. and he recommended
the appointment Of committee of
three men to investigate the matter.
The suggestions made by the Imper-
ial Potentate were taken up by upper
peninsula members OF the order who
were present. IL was suggested in
connection with this plan to erect u
large convention. hall. committee halls,
ball and banquet hall and a hotel
OF neutrality-suspicious.
Another matter of interest suggested
by Imperial Potentate Hines was that
each temple be given ten acres OF
ground for its own headquarters build
ing and that each Shriuer be given an
acre Of ground If he will build on IL a
one thousand dollar bungalow.
II has been suggested that the Upper
Peninsula Development Bureau OF
Mich gan get busy with the higher
officials OF the Shriners and do every.
thing possible TO get them TO purchase
the five Thousand acres OF land in the
upper peninsula
The purchase OF tais land aud the
annual pilgrimage OF the Shriners TO
this section OF the country would do
much TO develop the upper peninsula
Included in the membership OF the
Shriners are some of the most promin.
ent men in this country Their an
nual visits here would tend TO acquaint
them with the possibilities OF the pen
insuIa and they would be greater tao
tors in advancing and building IL up.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22
EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO
Upper Peninsula 10 be Well Represented al
Land Show This Fall.

OPpeI 7 eIllNauld 10 DC WOh hNPiSaNlt'H a.
Land Show This FALL
For the first time III history, the up
per peninsula will be represented with
an exhibit at the Chicago land show
this fall Theo. T. Quinby. manager
Of the Upper Peninsula Development
bureau. who stated that he is now Civ
ing great deal of time 20 the prepa
alton OF this exhibit. which will be re-
preventative of all parts Of the upper
peninsula and at the same time some
thing that will attract the attention of
visitors to the land show.
desirable space with forty-one feet
frontage has been allotted to.the upper
peninsula by the land show manage
ment. and Mr. Quinby has arranged
with an expert in that line to draw mp
an artistic plan for the exhibit AS
the crop showing in the upper PENN
sula is particularly good this year, the
prospects are That truly remarkable
exhibit Of upper peninsula fruits,
grains ana vegetables will be- gathered
together for display at the Chicago
show As a special drawing card. Mr..
Quinby expects TO give away an upper
peninsula forty acre farm during the
show
Mr. Quinby states that interest and
enthusiasm for the development move
ment is rapidly increasing in all parts
OF the peninsula and that its plans and
ambitions are on everyone's tongue
The directors have decided that il will
be impossible to have an exhibit at the
Grand Rapids apple shov this summer,
but will devote all their energies to-
ward preparing bumper exhibit at
the Chicago land show.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Ow Wow Here is one of Governor
Obsorn shots leveled right fro m the
shoulder at Sec Martindale.
III Fred Martindale were halt s
much interested in making good re-
cord in the office OF secretary OF state
and on the public domain commission
as he is in hampering the present state
administration for the purpose OF max
ing political capital tnat will aid him
In his mirage candidacy for the Cover
norship. ne would be doing better
work
The remark was made in repl t3 a
statement OF Mr. Martindale iuuuAt-
ing that the governor "a to blame for
the recent forest fires because he cut
down the appropriation granted TO the
commission hy the legislature 70 SO,
600 which Martindale said was not O.
nough 20 prevent forest fires.
The governor declared that his action
in reducing the domain commission S
appropriation had nothing to do with
the cause Of forest fires or their proven
tion,
1T is not more money that Is needed
by the forest reservation machinery Of
Michigan, he said 80 much az
efficient intelligent aud alert direc
ton There are some good men on
the commission in spite Of the fact that
it is not adequately OF efficiently or
ganized. Last year the commission.
knew little or nothing about the work
and had deficit of rs, 900.
Few members OF the commission
have had practical experiences in the
work OF preventing forest fires There
are great many things that must be
dealt with before Michigan will be rid
of this curse Waste left by lumber
men unfortunately is great men
ace. Regulations that will lead TO
better conditions in the forests are
imperative and minute and ramited
system of reporting fires necessary 80
that small fires can De extinguished be
fore they reach uncomfortable proper
tions
Supervisors of lorested regions who
are delinquent in their duties should
be prosecuted
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

A drastic campaign publicity bill
was adopted in the U 5. Senate last
Monday. The following are the most
important features OF the bill
No candidate for the senate or house
shall spend IN the election more than n
sum equal t. 10 cents for each voter in
his district or state
No senatorial candidate shall 1pend a
total OF more than $40, 900 ia the pri-
mary aud general elections; and no
candidate for the house snail spend
more than 50, 900
Publicity must bo given to all pri-
mary campaign contributions and ex
penditures.
All general election expenses must
be made public before tho election. be-
ginning fifteen days before elections
and making publications each six days
until elections
All promises of political jobs mist
be made public The bill further
makes IL illegal TO promise political
places in order 10 secure election sup
port or TO aid i'm influencing the cleo
tion IT any member Of state legisla
turo
the bill. If agreed to 10y tue House,
will become law and lbs tried out at
the neyt election.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

: Governor Osborn. in a speech before
the National Editorial Association.
predicted the union OF Canada and the
III. s. X r. Sutherland OF Toronto in
an address disagreed with Governor
Osborn
1t IL the hope and expectation OF
Canadians. he said 4" to create with
ia the British empire "A nation 10 the
north of you characterized by all that
Is highest, truest aud best We have
no thought Of any constitutional unity
with the United States though we
have every desire 10 have the most
friendly relations with this great
land ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Iron Ore of Ishpeming is another u.
p. paper that gave currency TO the ar
ticle claiming Crystal Falls Las not
paid tor it's pavement Where when
and how this yarn originated we can
not tell 10 Is manufactured OF
whole cloth The only money not paid
over To the contractor for his work is a
small sum held back to insure the re-
dressing Of the street this summer.
Workmen are dong that now and
when il Is completed the balance will
be turned over No legal difficulty
whatever was met with
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Our friends mp at houghton are se-
vorely disappointed because President
Taft cannot get TO Houghton on August
& as planned and the celebration must
be postponed few days Tie reason
Tor the President delay is that Con
gross will not adjourn a. originally
planned on July 81. The Gazette
charges Sen. LaFolIette with being the
cause for the reason that the Wis Sen
Ator insists ON making lot Of long
winded speeches during the last few
days Of the session. The Gazette
should not be peevish as the Chatauqua
season Ia nigh aud SEN. LaFollette
must get in trim for his annual har-
vest of shekels. The speeches he il to
make is mis- advertising and he pro-
poses TO be we'll advertised Aud then.
there the Senator's candidacy tor pre-
sidential honors which wa note il fav.
ored by two copper country representa-
tives- which. by thew way. IL no iault
OF the Gazette these little matters
are OF much moro importance to the
Senator than the disappointment OF
several thousand upper peninsula peo-
pie.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

II is claimed that the U S. Senators
from this state have agreed on the fol
lowing appointments MIR Fyfe and
Mr.. Clapperton for the offices OF survey
or Of customs and collector OF internal
revenue at Grand Rapids, respectively /;
and Mr. Dawson. of Houghton, and
Mr. Bowen. of Manistique for recorder
and register, respectively, Of the Mar
quette land office
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Pittsburg buyers bought 1000 tons at
low prices. The price II basic seems
TO be somewhat hrmer, but $l3. valley.
is an ordinary quotation. A maker OF
pneumatic tools IN New Jersey has
purchased 8. 900 tons of foundry grades
A cast iron pipe maker has purchased
3. 900 tons in tire eastern territory and
leading cast iron pipe company is in
the market TOR a round tonnage.
Eastern railroads are showing more
Willingness to specify. especially on
track materials. but the volume Of new
business is not large in that section.
The ore market is Immediately re-
fiected by the finished iron and pig
iron markets and there seems TO be
some improvement in the activity OF
furnace operators to cover their needs.
The local ore situation is not chang
ed any. The Corrigsn- Mckinney peo-
ple are operating their one steam
shovel steadily and expect to have the
Dunn No. . pile cleaned up by the first
of next month.
I'm connection with the general orr
market the Review says
"A number Of furnaces have shown
much interest in the ore market with.
in y few days and are buying limited
tonnsges. usually TO ell out their mix
lures Reports Of standard grades be-
ing sold. below regular quotations. AT,
current. but are attributed TO retal,
ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

A Chicago grain speculatoI raised an
obscure manicurist 20 a star stage posi-
ton through the influence of his
money. The sequel is the same. as us
ual in such cases-death Of the man
under suspicious circumstances, the
collapse Of his business creditors Ia
plenty sorrow and disgrace to his
family Another instance OF 4" A Fool
There Was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

We AN doff our hats TO the city of
Hancock this week in honor OF the cell
ebration OF It's httieth anniversary.
May the first fifty years Of us history
pressage many more epochs and may
each succeeding one tell Of greater a.
than that preceding
Hancock Is peopled with a lot OF red
warm hearted people that
much is evidenced by the success Of
this week home comm: celebration.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22
NATIONAL MILITARY
TOURNAMENT, CHICAGO.

Great military exhibition July 24-30.
10. 900 Soldiers in great military spec.
tacle. Innumerable other attractions
can be found at this season in Chicago
Visit the many beautiful parks, enjoy
steamer rides on Lake Michigan, etc
Frequent fast trains via Chicago and
North Western Ry.. the direct route
atfording the best OF everything Full
particulars on application to ticket a.
gents. The North Western Line. / wk
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

We were always of the opinion that
the Calumet q Heca had many years
or good juicy dividends left but if we
are to be guided by some of the re.
cent contributions to copper country
papers we should conclude that it is
reduced to an old sGram.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

There are rumors that ali Of the
teams of the Marquette Delta league
will not 20 through the season The
Ispheming team is the one pointed out
AS being upon shaky foundation but
the Hematite city manager ent stoutly
leuy the accusation.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Investigations and rumors OF lnvesti
cation charges and rumors of charges
Is the order at Washington The dem
ocrats don't intend 10 be- shy on cam
paign materials next year. even IL they
have TO manufacture somv
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Clyde w, Hecox is again in the man
agetial harness Of newspaper office
The Sault Ste Marie weekly News has
bsen secured by Mr. Hecox who will
conduct it on entirely different lines
than in the past
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

Governor Osborn didn depend upon
others 10 direct the relief work 10 the
ire stricken district He went there
in person Just like him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22

James A Garfield is going to oppose
Pres Taft Tor the nomination Jim.
mie will have the assistance of his
tennis friends and &c Sen LaFollette.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22
Methodist Episcopal Church

Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev A. H. Mcconnell Pastor
Mr. d. NJ. Ross. Sunday School
superintendent
Sunday, July go. 1911
Morning Service 10 ;3C
Subject Goods Ideal of IA Man. 81
: Sunday School II a,
Evening Service &c
Subject Bound to "a Corpse
Everybody invited.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-07-22
ST. Marks Church

Rev Harold Jenkin, Rector.
Mr.. Chas NJ Rogers, Sunday School
Superintendent
Sixth Sunday after Trinity July
33rd. 1911
Holy Communion. .OH
Morning Prayer and Sermon 1880
SUNDAY school III As
Evening PRAYER so
Services ~ tine Armenia lo-
cation = 800
You win.receive "A cordial welcome.