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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11

William Falk, the brakeman whose
severe injury was mentioned in these
columns last week .died Thursday
morning at the Larson hospital. His
death was great relief TO both him
sell and his relatives and had the man
survived he would have been so terribly
crippled that he would be utterly I'M
able TO help himself.
There Is an occupation tor ladies
that must stay at home and vet wish
10 add 10 the family income. Though
she does not have all her time TO spend
upon the work, she can turn her leisure
time TO cash. Call Monday at Hotel
Lakewood or write Miss Crozier care
OF hotel.
The Busy Workers society OF the
Swedish M. Il. Church wish 70 an
nounce that they are to have sale on
many useful and fancy articles Satur-
day, Nov. Is, in the church. A light
lunch will be served for lOc. Every
one is cordially invited.
A fire in the house formerly owned
by Henry Erickson at the Tobin loca-
ton caused some excitement out there
last Tuesday.
Word from G. NJ Rogers; who is IN
st. Luke's hospital. is not very encour-
aging. He is not guaranteed the sight
Of his eye 10y the doctors who have the
case in hand.
Mrs +. NJ. Mitchell is moving II
from her Mansfield township farm e
her 6rst ward property this week.
Mrs. / J. Monroe was over from
Iron River last Wednesday evening
visiting friends in Crystal Falls
apiece orchestra at tie Uno ever
Wednesday and Sunday night.
Mrs. DR. bookings spent last Ia s
day az Champion.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11

Viano Osterberg and Thomas conlin
sold TO Victor Kalio 50 acres q land
near Balsam last Tuesday The pur.
chaser will move to Balsam and start
farming at once This is the fourth
farmer that has settled AZ Balsam this
wear. the other three going there from
Amasa. They purchased some OF the
Prickett tract near Balsam which con
tains admirable farming land and can
be had on reasonable terms and prices.
The L O. o. +. will have grand
rally day on Thanksgiving afternoon
and evening. The degree staff from
Iron River lodge will confer degrees IN
the afternoon and in the evening a
session Of Columbia Encampment will
be held. Supper will be served at SIX
o clock by the Rebekahs.
NJ. e. 'Brien, president OF the De-
troit Life Insurance Co, was in the
city several days this week in confer
ence with Jas r. Corcoran. who is
director in the company, and looking
after the business OF the company in
this section
w. Reindl, father of Fred Reindl,
was here this week on visit TO his
son. Mr.. Reindl, Sr. lives at Memo
minee and came up TO hun, deer Ht
was successful in his hunt, bagginl
two nice bucks,
Misses Alva Spanner and Florene'
Nolan returned the first of the weel
from a visit with friends al lroi
Mountain
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Guardian Angels chnrch

ON Sunday next there will be only
one Mass AZ Crystal Falls at o clock,
Second Mass will be at Amasa.
Catechism. First Communion, Con-
tirmation and Bible history instruction
will be at usual time At 80 and $3.50.
Masses on the 3D. and 4th Sunday of
November VII be ut Crystal rails at
usual time ats a. M. and 10 80 a. m.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank all our friends
who 80 kindly assisted us in our lat'
bereavment. We are especially thank
ful TO the Ladies Aid society OF the Nj
+. church for their kindness.
Alex Cannon.
w. q. Eldred and
family
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
GRIM REAPER AGAIN
PUTS IT over STORK
IT WOULD TAKE THREE MORE
BIRTHS TODAY no EVEN
MATTERS TT.

Unless the population of Tulsa is
Increased by three births today the
grim reaper will have put another one
over on the stork for the month end
ing today according 10 the vital sta
Iustics now on tIlo in the office Of tho
health superintendent for January
These statistics now show that for
the month there have been 80 deaths
with O. total OF 82 births. OF the
births 10 were white males and 10
white females, with d half dozen In
crease IN the negro population evenly
distributed between the males and
females.
or tho dolths. five wcrc caused by
typhoid feyar one of the heaviest
death rolls srom This Iiecoso for sov-
ar1l months Three died o' tuDorcu-
loIs; one 1f mos'os ana one OF
Group.
one of the atrlugogt entries and
perhaps tho only one of similar Kind,
thot haze ogar been placed ou tbc books
of tho ho1ltb department. ls that of
a tN0 months old infant, whose doe
mise 'l gruosomoly told with one
word. 5Drvluoa
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
.RNOLD FAMILY TO
Search THE PARKS
ENPER\TE FAMILY SECURES
AID or POLICE IN SEARCH
FOR MISSING ulilRESS,

Associated Press
New York. Jan. 3O.-Rumors as
,rlable as March winds continue to
Hrrouud the mysterious disappear
tcc Of Dorothy Arnold, now missing
om her Now York home nearly rlfty
Ns. The case from all mtents is
here 1t was when counsel for the
Imlh rIrst sought aid through pub
Fity
In sheer desperation, the family has
Ivolcd the aid Of the police 10 go
Fer the confines Of Central Park,
pot by foot aud 10 drag the park
kcs and ponds. This viii bo begun
Imorrow
a report was current tonight that
|iss Arnold ON the day of her disc
ppcuaucc visited steamship agency
procure literature relative To a
-uisp To the West ludirs. The agency
Imcmbers seeing girl similar "a
lc picture of Miss Arnold, but the
lcords show no reservation. The ev-
1once that she called ot the agency
bplronly rs ns that she started to
Illk through Central rarEo yet the
lmIlv ln the absence of other cmes.
lco.Icd tD institute systematic
! Iaruh thero and % nothing results
b search the Bronx Park similarly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
new VENIRE ORDERED
FOR THE RASCO TRIA
DIFFICULTY EXPERIENCED
GETTING JURY TO TRY Al
LEGGED SLAYER OF FOUR

By Associated Prcsa
MaryNlle, Mo, Jan 3O.-Wlh on
twenty-siX men accepted on the pan
Of forty which will form the jury tn,
will hear the evidence in tho trial ,
Hcz Rasco, charged with tho murd,
Of Oda Hubben, his wife and tw
children, Judge Ellison ordered a
extra venire Of fifty men to DO
court tomorrow morning,
In the venlre OF one hundred me-
seventy-four were disqualified A mi
iority Of the men accepted on II
panel were refused because Of the
opinion about indicting the death PEI
atty. The usual answer to this que
ton was that unless Rasco couI
prove his innocence they believed tn,
tho death penalty should be meet,
out 10 the prisoner.
one man, who admitted that n
only paper he read was a live stoo
Journal said that Rasco would ha,
to show him beyond a doubt that !
was innocent or he would vote +,
capital punishment lie was el
cused.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
HELD FOR VIOLATING
j, 5. ELECTION LAWS
TWO ARE GIVEN UNTIL WED
NESDNN IN WHICH TO MAKE
PLEAS.

Special TO the world
Guthrie, Okla Jan. 80. Following
q conference with state officials rol1-
tive to the state defending them. VIII
lard Smith aud Duke Jeflrios Of Sc
ward, were arr1isued in the United
states district court here today on tho
Indictments charging them with vio-
lating the federal election laws by not
permitting negroes TO vote ON Novem-
Der s last, when United States con-
grossmon were elected They asked
for further time 10 plead and were
giyn until Wdnesday
They have personally employed C..
G Horner ot Guthrie 10 defend them.
and also State Chairman Fred Bran
son Of Democratic state commit
tee, tclegraphed that the state VIII
furnish both mono' and attorneys for
the defense. Immediately " A.
Ledbcttor of oklahoma City attorney
to the governor was enlisted as an
attorney for the defense. Smith says
he saw Governor Cruce personally and
was promised relief
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
CHINANAN IS HELD
As OPIUM SNUCGLER
NEW YORK Authorities CLAIM
no HAVE CAPTURED LEAD
ER OF SNiUGGLERs.

NN ANHnriHlNU fNUiNt
New York. Jan. 3O.--LcQuon Jung,
moro famillarly known as Charles
Boston, Of Boston Charles, was arr
rested by federal agents tonight
charged with smuggling opium into
this country llis captors say that no
ia tho brains and rngleador OF tho
smuggl'rs wanted since two opium
dispounrle5 wcro raidod hero last
wednesday, Charlie is said 10 control
ono NJ these and a batch Of letters
seized indicated how no had gained
tho confidence Of police officials in
other oito8
They found charlie IN Chinatown
and he was taken to prison without
being allowed 70 consult with Tom
Loo, tho mayor Of Chinatown, and
a brother member Of on Loong Tong
although he begged FOR brief inter-
view.
Since tho customs inspectors swoop-
ed down on the two Seventh avenue
cigar stores, Charlie has been con-
splououg by his absence form China
town, but through some Of his Chi
noso assistants his whereabouts was
discovered In q small boxlko room In
Mott street
According 70 Marshal IIonkel the
prisoner declined to make any state
ment' HN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
SANDS Gets patent
ON WATER Pipe JACK
All CUTTING or PAVEMENT DIS
PENsED WITH BY 4 NOVEL
INVENTION.

r. H. sands superintendent of
wator, has received from the patent
office at Washington patent papers
covering his pipe jack invention. This
invention has for the past nine months
been used In laying water and Fos
pipes under tho pavoments I'm Tulsa
and has royoludoniaod that work.
"Thcre is no questioning the fact
that the jack win effect an annual
saving amounting TO considerable iu
city the size of Tulsa said Mr. Sands
yesterday By the use Of the jack, all
cutting of the pavement IL dispensed
with. Who're the pipe leaves the yard
there is simply hole scooped out tho
depth 10 which the pipe Is to be laid.
The jack is then placed in position In
the hole. The force end Of the pipe
Is then fitted into a point which IS
forced through the ground beneath tho
pavement TO the other side OF the
street. through the wording Of lever
A pipe IN this manner ls forced 40 or
so feet I'm ten mlnutos time. The spe-
cial point is 50 designed that there
Is an even pressure as It Is forced
through the soil, and In almost each
case where attention ls properly given
there ls no missing the desired point
rods away.
Oklahoma CITY Mustogee and other
cities Of Tulsa and Kansas are now
using this device In laying pipes. Of
fers Of manufacturers are being con-
sIdered by Mr. Sands,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
,OTTERAL 0TERRULES
{. n. Haskell 5 motion
. :. CIRCUIT JUDGE DENIES
PLEADING or THE STATUTE
or LIMITATIONS,

bpecial 10 the World.
Guthrie okla, Jan. 30.-Former
Governor G.. N lloskell's motion
pleading the statute Of limitation on
lhe Judgment for $4,000. secured
against him IN tho supreme
.ourt of New York County in 1900 by
Cornelius 3 Lodcr. was denied by
Judge Cottcrnl in the United states
lircult court today
The judgment represented the
hmount still alleged due the Illinois
Steel Company on a loan made to
Haskell In 1898.
Immediately after Cotterars ruling
he case went 10 trial. n jury being
Waived Lodcr was on the stand for
lone time aud the attorneys submit
ed the case which Is now before the
hourt for decision Haskclls nttor-
heys asked permission to present
further authorities tomorrow that the
rtatue Of limitation plcus should be
Rpheld.
During the trial papers were scry-
I'D on Loder which command him and
Haskell as garnishee defendants with
he Illinois steel Company To appear
In the district court at oklahoma city
=hn March 20 and show whether OF
hot they have any Of the companys
property In their possession. Walter
z. Taton Of Muskogee, Haskell's bus
ness manager, Is the plaintiff Ia this
usG.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
EIGHT DAYS FAST
DOESN'T CURE HER.
BLIND SINCE BIRTE, PENNSYL-
NANIA GIRL FOLLOWS REVE-
LATlON TO GAIN SIGHT.


Pittsburg, jan. 30.--Margaret
Shipley, aged 25, Of McKeesport, who
has tasted eight doys in the belief
that she would then SEQ, came out OF
her trance tonight. The young wom-
an arose from her bed and walked un-
steadily to a chair, Following the nd .
vice Of religious followers, she did not
go TO a window and look out. II
had been said by friends that when
she looked out OF the window her
sight would be restored
Newspaper men were in attendance
and the verdict was that the expected
miracle had failed Endoavor was
made to test the girls sight, but the
woman's friends objected
Miss Shlpley has been blind since
birth. Eight days ago she claimed
60 have had q revelation that fasting
and studlous attention TO her Bible
would restore her sight.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
Lewis Faction SEEKS
TO DEFEAT MITCHELL
ATTEMPT IS MADE TO CHANGE
CONSTITUTION or MINE WORK
ERS BN HOSTILE ELEMENT.

BY Associated Press
Columbus, ohio. Jan so, through
the report OF the constitution com-
snittce, the members Of the Lewis fac
MON attending the convention of the
United MIns Workers OF America TO-
day made an attempt 20 change the
so that thc former pres
idcnt John Mitchell must resign
from the civic fedcutiou o" be eX-
pcllcd from the Mine WORKERS union.
a roll call may be demanded to set
lie the question.
An amendment was adopted pro-
,iding that before a general strike
can be called boy the district and I'M
'ernationa! officers. and that a refer
ndum vote of the miners concerned
must be taken.
An amendment calling 1or the elec-
ton of International officers of the
organization every $50 years failed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
CONTRARY REPORTS
FROM WAR CAMPS
GOVERNMENT AND REBEL.
CLAIM ANNIHIl.NTION OF
EACH OTHERS FORCES.

BY Associated Press.
Douglas, ARA, Jan. 30,-Tha Mel
lean officials along the border reiaxC
their censorship tonight and show,
the Associated Press corespondel
government telograms which not on
denied all reports of iusurrectos SUI
cess but declared that the rebels
sonora had been practically annihI
atcd and that their principal leade
Severano Talamlutes. a former go
ernment commander was killed.
At the same time letters from NJ
tezuma To the mine company oilici
here gave information of an exact
opposite tenor while the hurried Q
rival of more Mexican regulars
Aqua Prlcta tonight would indicg
that there still exists lively apprehd
sion Of rohe. attack at that poi
The first telegram shown the c|
respondent was from General Torr
general commander of the mllit0
district Of sonora. ~ Laborio y /
quez, commissioner at Aqua rre
According To- tine message, the N.
under Jcre ChIpas Of Moctnzw
had formed junction with the a.
eyll regulars dispatched up va.
to Touchi. Thence the comhir
forces marched upon Sapuar.p1
town recently captured hy Tllamu
and engaged five hundred rebels
battle In the desperate onso
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31

Special 10 tho World
Guthrie, okla, Jan 80.--E. T.,
Jones Of oklahoma city who yestcr.
day pleaded suilty 20 forging a money
order thore was sentenced by Judge
Cotterol In the federal court today TO
serve two years IN the ponItcntlary at
Leavonworth Kansas ana Thomas
Yynch for stealing mail sack at
Prague drow q three years term at
Loovonworth,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
JUDGE issues ORDER
FOR AUTO VIOLATIONS
FINIs \ CHAUFFEUR IS FOR NO1
HAVING LICENSE TAG on
MACHINE.

J. g. Stephens chauffeur for a lo-
cal garage, was fined 81 yesterday IN
police court for failure 10 have a IL
censo tag on exhibit IN connection
with tho machine no was driving.
stephens was arrested Sunday aft
srnoon by officer Weber OF West
Tulsa. who said that stophons was
driving several women about town In
A car which ala not have a number
Pollco Judge Houston issued a no.
tlco to stephens and 10 others con-
cerned that future violations Of the
ordnance would result IN severe pun
lghmonh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
Gnnd Ronds Hlll.

Special 10 the World.
Oklahoma city. Okla, Jan. 30
A complete good roads bill was in
trpduced in the lower house of the
legislature Monday by the committee
ON roads and highways. II yitali2es the
road section Of the constitution and
creates a state department Of high
WAYS
The two new offices with $4,000 sal
aries are created, the state highway
commissioner and the state highway
engineer. As in vogue In many states
at present. the bill proposes that the
state shall split with each county the
expense Of the highway improvement
in that county All plans and estl-
mates must be approved by the COM
missioner and the county must have
the cash In hand, before the state does
its part
The use of state convicts is author
tied and tho work Of building state
highways is to proceed in the order In
which counties apply
A special state tax Of one mile FOR
good roads is provided, In the var
ious counties road districts OF not
less than is square miles can be
created by a petition Of fifteen per
cent Of the voters living therein and
the county Is permitted to bear twenty
five per cent Of the expense OF I'M
proving the roads in the district, Is
suing bonds for the purpose.
one section Of the bill states that
nothing is to be construed as limiting
the power Of the state to construct
state highways. and pay all the cost
OF construction in maintaining The
bin carries an appropriation of SSO,-
600 20 defray the expenses OF the new
department for the coming two lis-
cal Nelrs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
Opposing Passage of Bill.

Special 10 the World.
Guthrie, Okla, Jan. 3O.-The rail-
road companies, operating in Okla
homa, are opposing the passage OF
the measure, recently introduced In
the oklahoma house by Representa-
tives knight and ReXroat, which re-
quires railway companies to build all
bridges OF steel or iron or concrete
with steel wings A meeting Of rail-
way attorneys has been held to dis
cuss the bill. one Of them said' off
adopted, the bill will cost each rail-
road company millions Of dollars"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
SAYS HE Is WIFE srEALER.
Monroe Ray Sues B. VI. Bullard for
SlO.OOO for Allcnlnting HCr LONe.

$4,000 for Alternating Her Love.
With the filing of a petition that
alleges B NJ. Bulllrd stole his wife
couple Of times and married her once,
Monroe Ray yesterday begun action in
the district court of Tulsa County to
get some $4,000 IN damages from
Bullard for his alleged rash actions
Ray remarks In his petition that he
and his wife were married IN 1906
In Huntsville, Ala, Happily they lived
together until the summer Of 1909
Then Bullard came as tho tempter so
saith the petitioner. and spoiled all
the plaintiffs happiness by deprlvng
him Of the confidence. society and aid
OF his wife, enticing her from tho
happy abode TO wicked Memphis
Tenn, and that the plaintiff then and
there did marry one Mrs Ray. After
that the petition recites that the two
came 10 Tulsa. L. S. A., where they
looked the whole world In the face as
man and wife. After a while the plain
tiff and his wife became reconciled
again, says tho petition, In March.
1910, They then went to Dallas, where
there was more happiness. Then the
wife went to visit her parents back in
fatal Huntsville, when what should
happen. says the plaintiff but there
* another enticement away from her
legal husband by said Bullard
In order TO prove to Bullard that he
is thoroughly dlsgusted with such ac-
lions In the alleged dIvorcemcnt Of
his wife's affections Ray thinks he
should get about 10000 10 even up;
accordingly. he asks that sum, to-
gether with court costs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
Democrats Pay Expenses.

0VNNIlT I0 TN0 OTII-
Guthrie, OKLA. Jan. 80. Duke w.
Jeffrles and willard Smith, two cleo
tion officials. arrested under d fed
eral indictment in connection with
enforcement of the grandfather
today were notified that tho
Democratic state central committee
would pay the expense Of the trial
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
nrmnINa rrINnrs I'M.



Tho Issuance OF another building
permit today in the sum of gGiO viii
place tho total estimated COS. OF
buildings FOR which permits were se-
cured during tho month of January
Of $4,000 with the end Of business
yesterday tho aggregate estimated
amounts reached 3Gi2)0, or somo-
thing less than an estimate VI $1,000
for each structure Tor which a permit
was issued,
while this ls considerably less than
tho estimated amounts for buildings
during last month, the permits OF
100000 taken out by the Tulsa no-
tel company held twice the greater
responsibility than did tho smaller
buildings u totullng estimates Tor Ds-
cember at tli0,io0
During january 1910 permits wore
issued on buildings estimated " eosl
}i9.535. ,.....-rc.- .r'vfsaN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
ArchbI.hop Ryan Improve.

BY Associated Presa
Philadelphia Pa Jan 30 --Arch-
bishop Ryan's condition Ia reported
fllShlly improved tonight There has
been no recurrence OF tho sinking
spells which caused alarm today,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
USE COTTAGE FOR scHooLHous
School Board Rcnts Home at Sevcnt
and Houston TO Relieve Lindsay.

TO accommodate the overflow ,
pupils at the Lindsey school the scho.
board has rented small cottage ,
Seventh and Houston streets for po
tlons of the fourth and third grad,
Of that school. The two rooms wi
be IN charge Of Mrs. Fuller, forme.
ly Of Lincoln, Neb and Miss Erm
Koons. who has been a substltut
teacher for some months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-31
GUTHRIE ADOPTS COMMISSION.
city Votes to Change Government by
Bic Majority.

BY AH0ciated Press
Guthrie, Okla Jan, 30 by a.
large majority Guthrie today voted in
favor of tho commission form Of gov
crnment and bonds 90 build three
hundred thousand dollar vladuct