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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
LUMBER KING Hines
DENIES EVERYTHING


MIIWAUkEE Wis. u.- -l-EI-
ward Hines tar .umasruaH. dr-..i
before thc senatorial investigating
committee today taat ID. dlr .I. uf
indirectly bad had anything o. do Nlyh
tho election 1f senator stephens %.
Mr Hines denied overs ,hius in TOTO
He told Senator stephen % tnat 7'-
cause of charges of corruption made
in the legislature the sena,er could
not Doe elected.
lie had 10 overcome trIs obstacle.
and be entered into .r .er.emsut
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
WANTS BOARDING HOUSE EE-
IIEF. J. FROM MI>>OJ ri
Naparucka Man ASKS Corp ration
Commission tn Equalize the Rate
I'm his Town.

ok .AHoMA CITY. Okla. Oct ..
The corporation commission Vas
asked 10 enter uhat Is. Tor b. ueW
field. when l. g.. Vance of Wapa-
nucka filed complaint Monday
against the proprietor of his boatd-
irg house. declaring that vhilc he Is
charged SIS a month. others pay hut
SIS. SIS. or S1-. Vance was iouhtful
whether the commission Rad jurisdic-
ton. bot said. 4 am just recently
from Missouri. which Is ny native
state. and want TO he shown
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24

pur-atres. and thty orc too strong tr
chll Il tle families ~ Mr d. 3. Garrett
Magnolia Ark aHd Mrs. Marle Pa-r, ..h
o.. ARK ODE only aElfiye given rs d. '-
wrus syrup Pepsa 10 BIAS been i9ru' p.
answer most perfectly al the m.'anra4 .'
freedom from grpp. recommend DO sItr
tally f1r che use 0i children. women. and o.a
folks generally ly-re1Ile who need fslH'
bowel rtlmglaut Thousands of Amrilc %
farials uage hffn enthusiastic about DO i.'
more than a quarter ~ a century.
Anyone uishl-g 90 make trial " ihis pa
edy before buying it iu the regular aay a
"a dru-gilt 40 fifty cents or one dollar .-f" "
bottle family sizsJ ean have o sample D tt'
som. 90 tae home free ~ charge b. p.l
aiIrss sing Dr. W b Caldwell. iuj Wlf1.s (
ton ST.. Monticello lI Your name and al
dress Oh q postal card will do
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
Ern,lIndforLed, BsIlImote Ca.e

7t,ee cuss riaHulatef 'HVdy; eus t6A-Fr
,fei.,.aLtsl ofj ezEs; cnp ch0bf.d taHN-'
esS eh0B5d EAi-SiealJ; 5 Ng' SA! ~ !N" -'~'''
Stir the sugar and water until TIE
SUGAR is dissolved, then let boil without
stirring until tn; syrup from a spoon
will spin a long thread; pour upon the
whites Of the eggs, beaten dry, beating
constantly meanwhile. Continue the
beating until the frosting is cold; add
the fruit and spread upon the cake.
The X c Cooks B-oi. contains ninety ir7t
such delicious recipes bread, inuihHs' cake
and r-strv. Vor can secure oopyJyr - send
Ing the certificate packed IN every I,-sent can
uf C baking Powder % The IA4l - alFG. - =, 4.
Chir1ro small cans DO not contain COX
BolE certificates.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24

Al taxes are due November !, 1911.
II first hall is paid in November, last
half may he paid on or before the
18th of June, 1912, without penalty.
If f.rsthalt is not paid in N0E,ut lr.
all may Doe paid in December without
penalty. john T. Kramer county
treasurer Tulsa county. Okla.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Rural correspondents viii please
1ear in mind that in the future weekly
communications designed for publica-
ion of the Sunday issue Of the World,
must reach this office not later than
he Friday preceding day of pub
icaton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
General Conference Closes.

CLEVELAND O, oct. 23.-The
general conference OF the Evangel'-
cal association world wide in SCOPE
which has been in session here for
the las. three weeks closed today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
Il Your Head Aches
Nou should Take the sure Eemcdy
Hicks CAPUDTNE

There's cause Tor every healaeh
-Capud ne rc1 hes that cause lG.cs-
ly. whether 30 Pee heat cold. gripp or
stomach trruh' r--lud cures
though t ta sick or nervous headache.
CapUdine is he -urest remedy Tor
Colds ard Grrp Frerishress Ac1es
and N-rtouzness di-appf1r and nor
NAL conditions are restored
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24

Senator Bourne. OF oregon. has TAX
n up the cudgels against the pTelates
Il the Catholic Church who have con-
,iemned the initiative. referendum and
recall. There seems to DO no doubt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24
Lsdy Baltimore Cake
The Mosl Popalar GO : hIs seaaoa

The Most Popular Cake his Season
ByVy,. yquaVrhfrsie mn EliforJ
he Bosi0a Cooling ScAo0f Hagasl"s
This Is considered by many cooking
suthoites the finest cake that can Dc
made. though in reality It il not a. a.!
dihcult.
KCIady Bal;lmoFa CHks
one cab bnfirr; = cabS gyaHHieilH
,gg5y. I tnb u.tlt; / klft99Jal rose
oGt.y. 81 fabI E0ar' ) AGH helt00F--
nj, X c BakiHg F0aGe'g ahits5 u o
cegs, JeateE d'J.
Cream the butter and beat in the sugar
gradually. Siit together, three times,
lie -four and baking powder, ana adi
10 the butter ard sugar alternately WIN
the milk and rose water. Lastly, aGi
theegg whites. Bakein three-iayer CAKE
r,us Put the layers together with tle
following frusting. -,..,
Norr-The cake q large one ana se4.a ~
Women Iz-h4nxcs i-s !.-J' ao
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24

Real battles are row being fought
In North Africa. The moving picture
men must be demanding action for
their money. Piitsburg CaEette-
Times.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24

Or T. 3. Larkins, Ostcopath. sue
cessor to Drs. PEAK & Elliott. All dis
eases treated. OIice PISA South
Main. Ouice phone 1874. Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-10-24

No music win cause the
> world TO stop its ears So quick
. ly as song of Woe
>
/. Gsass .sss8 ...s
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Killed at Bristol.

Victor Goldman, an employe of the
Bristol Mining company, was instantly
killed by being struck on the head by
falling plank in the new shaft last
Monday forenoon
The deceased, along with other
miners engaged in trimming down the
sides OF the raise, were sending up
plank preparatory TO blasting. The
plank are used TO cover the mouth of
the raise while the mer are drilling
the trimming down holes When a
complete round of holes are drilled all
the planking. machines etc. are sent
up 10 the next level The planks have
holes bored in one end about a foot
from the end OF the board. Through
these holes the plank are threaded onto
a bolt that fits into clevis on the
rope They are then hoissed safely and
quickly and the method is conceded to
be the safest Of any in getting timber
NJ Or down shaft
n ssems that one board had had a
corner broken of down so close to the
hole hat there was not wood enough
70 support Che weight OF the plank and
II tore itself lose when up short dis
tance in the shaft ana came down like
q shot ON top Of the unfortunate man
who had left his safe place under the
timber to 90 ont into the raise for
something or elle for curiosity. no one
seems 10 know which.
He was killed instantly in sight OF
his companions who were standing i'm
safety along the sides
The deceased was a married man and
a son-in-law of the late Chas Anderson
whose death was noted in these
columns two weeks ago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
ARREST BRINGS PROTEST
Vim. RelndI Of menomnee Arrested FOR
Shipping Rabbits and Birds to Himself

Wm. Reind Of menominee Arrested For
Shipping Rabbits and Birds to Himself
VIM. Reindl, father ST Fred NJ
Reindl and one Of the prominent bnsi-
ness men OF the peninsula was arrested
during the week charged with violat.
ing the game laws The arrest has
brought out a storm of protest about
the city, not because Of the prominec
Of the defendant but because OF the
circumstances attending the case
Mr. Reindl was hunting deer ON the
Fence river, trip that he has made
each year tor many years He came to
Crystal Falls 10 visit his son during
the afternoon, intending TO 60 to Me-
nominee on the evening train over the
North Western
Mr. Reindl, ST is a man well along
in years and his son, thinking tore
lieye his father Of the burden Of carry
ing the game ia his bands. placed
them in box with open Stats across
the top aud shipped them along on the
same train with Mr. Relndl
Game Warden O'Connell toarded the
train az iron Mountain. took possession
Of the box and entered complaint
against Mr. Raindl before Justice Nor.
rison When Fred Reindl was apprised
of the condition Of things he wanted
to settle the matter mp but mis- father
would not stand for it
Sheriff Holmes was sent to MenOmi.
nee and Mr. Reindl accompanied him
to Crystal Falls TO make answer 10
the charge and arrange for vigorous
defense
In an interview Mr.. Reindl Sr.,
stated that he has been resident OF
the peninsula for forty years and has
never in his life violated any Of It's
laws and ne don intend at this age in
life to have blot on 1t by convic.
tion Of having broken the law The
comments ON the case have been very
severe aud il has served more than
anything that has happened in many
years to bring revolt against the pre-
sent game law
Mr.. Reindl may have been guilty in
a slight degree of technical violation
Of the law but no man had less intent
to violate IL or has been more obser.
want Of il in the past and the consensus
Of opinion Is that there are enough
real violations occurring every day that
the wardens might look after and leave
the manifest law abiding citizens
alone
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Anderson Frangouist

Charles II. Anderson and Miss CIceIia
Frangquist were married at Iron
Mountain last Saturday evening, Nov.
4, Rev. Swan Magnuson performing
the marriage ceremony The young
people visited at Marquette over Sun
day and came 10 Crystal Falls Sunday
evening where they will reside.
The groom is a young man who came
here several months age from the Mar
quette branch of the Il J. Longyear
company TO take position in the local
Office of that concern He is highly
spoken of by his employers and has
made many friends among Crystal
Falls people since coming here.
Mrs. Anderson. while she has resided
az Iron River for the past tew years.
was formerly resident OF Crystal
Falls the daughter uf the late Captain
Fraugqmst She was popular with
Crystal Falls young people during her
residence here and has lost ncne of her
popularity during her absence for
CRYSTAL Falls is glad TO welcome her
back.
The young people nave gone TO
housekeeping in the Gustafson house
west OF the court house
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Iron and Steel Review.

The most encouraging feature in the
steel trade last week was the increased
interest shown by the railroads in the
equipment situation. Car builders and
other equipment manufacturers. induc
ed 10y the low price prevailing for steel
products made most tempting offers
the railroad companies for immediate
specifications Several important roads
placed contracts for cars and other
similar contracts are pending
In the last five weeks railroads have
placed contracts for % 600 cars The
most recent orders included 600 for
the Canadian Northsrn, 1900 Tor the
&. a o., 2, 900 for the Big Four and
/, $50 for the Pennsylvania The car
orders placed In the last month call for
2hO tons of steel nearly half as much
again being contracted for, and car
orders pending will call for 300. 600
tons more
Rail contracts placed last week ag
gregated 30. 600 tons.
The principal structural contract
closed was 80. 600 tons Tor the He'll Gate
bridge New York.
Lower prices were made on bars,
plates, shapes and wire products hut
bars were frmer late in the week. and
" railroad buying continues active.
a tations on the plates and shapes are
likely 10 advance.
The pig iron trade was dull. with
lower prices and the outlook for early
activity not encouraging
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Coal Pile Afire.

A fire has 0een raging in the Bristol
mine coal pile tor over two weeks but
the efforts Of the workmen seem 10 be
bearing fruit and the fire is ahout con-
quered at this writing.
: How the fire originated is not known
bnt it is supposed TO be from s?ontan-
eous combustion.
The crew OF work on the pile got
down close TO the seat of the fire last
Monday afternoon and the high winds
ol the night famed the fire into flames
so that the fire reliei had To be called
out at an early hour TO quench down
the flames.
The method used to put out the fire
is TO spread out the coal about the sur
face of the docks in layer about 10
feet thick. thoroughly saturat;ng the
coal with water az IL is spread out.
The gases that arise are something
fieyce so that the workmen have TO
work In RELAYS
Fires in coal piles are OF frequent
occurrance and they are hard things TO
conquer. This is the first one that has
occurred about hore in a long time.
One OF the hardest fires TO conquer
was that which occurred in the Calu
met q Hecla coal pile at the unloading
docks on Portage lake several years
ago. There was an immense pile OF
coal in stock and II took long time
and hard work to pnt out the flames.
The Bristol pile is comparatively
small one so that the lire danger IL not
M great proposition rs II would
be If the winters supply Of coal had
been placed ON the docks before the IRE
broke ont.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
new CITY QUARTERS
ARE A NECESSITY
TnE OLD BUILDING IS IN Al VERY
DANGEROUS CONDITION
WILL RENT FOR THE WINTER
The Question Of A New City Hall is
BroI ght Closer TO settlement By
Councils Action.

The city council at it's meeting last
Monday night took action looking TO
tho abandonment Of the old town hall
building which has served as a FIRE
hall and voting place SINCE the early
daNs Of the community The building
IS unsafe and a Gre trap and should
II happen that il collapsed or caught
fire the bulk Of the fire fighting appar-
atus OF the city would te destroyed and
the city left to the mercy..of the flames.
For that reason the aldermen al.
pointed a committee 20 look up suits
able place which may be rented until
the city Is in position to build new
nome for its oiiiJers and fire apparatus.
The old building has been in bad
shape FOR long time but the city has
been taking chances and using IL right
along. As winter approaches and the
electricians are compelled TO keep
hre upstairs in their room the danger
OF having the fire fighting apparatus
burned mp is increased many fold aud
the aldermen decided that they ought
not take the chances any longer
A committee consisting Of Aldermen
jackson, Ronback and Nesbitt was an
pointed to look mp new quarters which
Will be rentod until a city hall Is built.
The clerks Office will be moved 10 the
new quarters although the present
building occupied by the clerk is not
threatening IN anyway The connciI
think II more economical and more
satisfactory 70 the public il the entire
city outfit is confined in one place So
that persons having business with the
city officers may always find someone
at hand TO attend 20 their wants.
This action on the part Of the coun.
ca makes II imperative that some ac-
ton be taken by the electors TO provide
satisfactory headquarters TOR the city
business in other words city hall.
The finances OF the municipality are
getting in good shape and the new
work can be undertaken next season
any embarrassment from that
source
The matter of a city hall will prob
ably be put up TO the electors very soon
now and the people will have an op-
portunity to say what they desire
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
A cours Session

Judge Cooper came TO Crystal Fall,
last Tuesday evening and held specia
term of the circuit court for this coun.
ty at which some matters which Fred
IL Abbott had pending in connection
with the Houlihan entanglement over
the Tully mine were closed up.
Owing tD the length of the last term
Judge Flanagan had not the time Ia
settle mp this matter and court was ad
journed Tor week with the intention
of having session two weeks ago TO
clean IL up.
Ia the meantime Judge Flanagan
had to 90 10 Ontonagon county to try
the Stannard case and LETT the business
to Judge Cooper who has been unable
20 appear before last Tuesday
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
News Snapshots
OF the Week

torney followed which was heightened
later on by the arrival Of Mr. Dwyer
who did considerable arguing with the
court
Dawson wanted 70 try the case right
away and the defense called tor a jury
Then the prosecution began to object.
The Wardens wanted time 70 consult
the prosecuting attorney and to get
witnesses. Moriarty insisted that the
case be tried within week or iury
be impaneled at once labout midnight ]
and the three parties were deadlocked
until compromise was finally affected
by which the case WAS tO he transfer
red TO Justice Scott at Iron River to be
tried ON Wednesday.
The whole bunch went to Iron River
on Wednesday whore the case was TAX
en- before Justice Scott
The case came mp before Justice
Scott late in the afternoon. Prosecuting
Attorney McDonough appearing for
the wardens, the number Of whom had
increased to four. They insisted upon
jury trial and that they be given
time to subpoena the deputy clerk Of
Genesee comfy TO appear at the trial.
The case will come on FOR trial next
Thursday at Iron RIVER and II will At
tract much attention.
In the mean time the three men are
staying at Iron River to await the
hearing
The game wardens tell funny story
in relation 10 the case They sag that
the man. Hunter. was in Sidnaw brag-
ging to the game warden how he stood
in with the county officials down home
and how the license was dated ahead
Mr. Wilson. after the fellow had told
his tale. informed him that he tWil-
som was a game warden and that such
things wouldn't be tolerated mp here.
Wilson then hired rig ana started
ont TO the camp. Hunter, on learning
that the warden had.gone to the camp,
hired boy 20 ride out there or morse
back and warn the third member OF
the trio, who was in camp alone, OF the
game warden's coming.
The boy selected bronchO to ride
and caught mp with Wilson on the
road. AS ne was passing the rig Viii
son threw mp his hand in the manner
Of salute and said Hello At that
the broncho balked and the hoy
couldn't get him by the rig Later on
he attempted to pass again and the
broncho baked Then the warden got
suspicious and kept ahead for long
way. finally stopping the boy to learn
OF his intentions The boy told of his
mission and Wilson took his horse and
sent him hack 10 town
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Death OF Mrs. Cannon

Mrs. Alex Gamnon, mother of W.
G. Eldred died at the home Of the lat.
ter last Monday after several months
illness
The deceased suffered very mucn
during her last days. her sufferinss
being relieved by the careful nursing
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldred who gave her
every attention.
Mrs. Cannon was "A years Of age at
death and had lived in Crystal Falls 30
years She was born in Oswego, N. Y.
and was married tc Mr.. Cannon IN
1887.
Mr.. and Mira. Cannon conducted
the Cannon House in this city for
many years and were always indus.
trious people and respected citizens.
The funeral was held from the NJ. r..
church on Thursday afternoon. the
Rev A. X Scott Of Iron Mountain.
pastor OF the Baptist church to which
denomination the deceased belonged
conducted the funeral services.
The remains we're Inferred in the
local cemetery.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Must Enroll Anew

County CLERK Wall has been advised
by Secretary OF State Martindals rela-
tive 20 the operations OF the new pri.
mary laws. which requires an entirely
new enrolment of all voters this year
Enrolment will take place on the last
Saturday in January and the first Mon.
day in April for the primary elections.
which take place In August instead Of
September Books for recording the
names Of all voters will be provided at
each polling place. and every voter viii
have 70 signify his political affiliations
in order 60 vote for the candidates of
the respective parties at the primaries
in August
The April enrolment takes place at
the same time as the regular spring
elections in the townships and enroll.
ment clerks will be provided at each
polling place as heretofore. IL has been
10 add only new names. the
old enrolment holding over from one
{ election 70 another. but under the new
ruling. every voter wishing % vote a.
the primaries must reaflirm his party
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Naw store

J II lessen will open store 20 &c.
commodate his holiday trade In teas
and coffeos The store will be located
ON the corner where Jacobs candy
store used 10 be and Ia 10 will be dis.
played al the fancy crockery and other
thirgs that the tea company gives
away with Tea purchased ~ Sir. Jes
sen His customers will ieatn from
his al in these pages later ,on what he
has TO offer ~ -.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
NEW TRACK IN USE
St Paul Grade Around Bristol Curve Was
lroned This Week

81 Paul Grade Around Bristol Curve Wa:
lroned This Week
The new grade of the St. Paul road
around the Bristol mine was ironed
this week and put into service Trains
are now running regularly over this
grade ard the danger Of the Bristol pit
is obviated thereby.
The new grade was constructed dur
ing the summer but there has beon de
lay in laying the rails, there being no
great hurry Tor the track $ completion
A train of boarding cars were
switched in here last week aud gang
Of laborers put at work aud in short
time trains were running over the new
grade The rails ON the old grade are
being taken up 10y the same gang ana
viii be used elsewhere.
rhe new grade was constructed to
take the track away from the biz open
pit ~ the Bristol where there was
danger from a cavo.in The ground
under the old grade was roomed ont
and although the back left is sufficient
" thick and the ore very hard yet the
place was considered unsafe and consa-
qnentiy the change.
The new grade is about 200 feet fur.
ther east and the ground beneath It IA
solid
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
Farmers Institute

A Farmers Institute will be- held ON
Tuesday, Nov lith. in the Eagle +
Hall, when speakers from various parts
Of the state will speak ON topics ot 10.
cal interest % Iron County farmers.
Business men and others who are in
teFesied IN the agricultural develop
inentp oar tagnsaip ara cordially IN
vital ta.atiend. Meeting All day.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11
St Mark 's'cnurch

Rev. Harold Jenkin, Rector.
Mr. Chas. NJ Rogers, Sunday School
superintendent
Twenty Second Sunday after Trinity.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-11-11

Mrs J II. Jcssen was i visitor N
Iron Mountain asst Wednesday