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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
Youth Was Brave

Clyde Mitchell. n youth just budding
into his teens. sou of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Mitchell. OF Margaret ST.. had
narrowing experience ia the woods
this week which he Will long remem-
Der. but is none the worse tor all OF
that.
The youth went mp TO Pen0la Thurs
day morning TO pick blueber,ies when
he became lost in the .thicket Whirl.
ing about for considerable period, as
one does when lost in the woods, the
little chap was finally enabled TO strike
ont in direct course, aud he followed
the Paint river down 70 the Brulc.
Night overtaking him, be slept in a
hollow loo. and the following morning
made his way TO the bridge which
spans the Brule on The Chicago q
Northwestern railway. Continuing
down the track he eventually reached
Florence. wis where he was provided
with food and shelter, returning e
Iron Mountain last evening
Upon mis- arrival at Florence the lit.
ale boy was quite well exhausted. liz
had lost count OF the day. and wanted
70 know II II was Sunday, or which OF
tho days. His clothes were water soak
ed from having come in contact viii
tbs two rivers Iron Mt Tribune.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
SATURDAY. AUGUST ), 1911.

Shall the tariff be revised after an
impartial investigation. piece by piece.
by the tatiff commission or shall IL De
continued as political asset TO be
used by each party as the huctuating
conditions Of the country make IL OPP
perfume is the question now before
the American people. Pres. Taft in
sIsts that tho tariff board shall DO given
time TO investigate impartially and re-
commend scientific revision. thus re-
moving the tariff from politics. La
Toilette and the democrats think that
the popular prejudice has made this
the psychological moment to spring
tariff revision TO further their chances
ut the next election. We hope the
Presidnt will stick by his guns.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
BUILDING AND LOAN
ELECTED OFFICERS
CONTINUED from Page ~
list Vice Pres. james F. Corcoran.

LIST Vice Pres. james Il. Corcoran.
End Vice Pres William II. Rein.
Secretary Treasurer Ward J Kelley.
The membership felt very pleased
over the result Of the election Tor dir.
ectors and the subsequent offering OF
the association The selection OF Mr..
Richards Is looked upon as giving a
standing to the enterprise that none
will question. Others could have been
selected who would be just as faithful
and responsible as Mr.. Richards but
the fact that the latter has consented
TO take hold of the association and
give IL his time and attention is an ad
vantage not TO be underestimate
The selection of secretary could not
be improved upon. Mr. Kelley is cen
trally located and can be found every
day in tho week by any stakeholder
while his ability and disposition to do
tho work imposed upon him is beyond
question.
Taken AZ a whole the association has
very PROMISING future.
The next interesting step will be the
letting Of the first loan which will b,
done as soon as the first month = col
lection IS made.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
Spinach Soup.

Wash thoroughly two quarts OF spin
ach and cook ~ very little boiling
sailed water units soft enough TO rub
through colunder. Heat TO the scald.
Ing point quart OF milk in a double
boiler and thicken with "A tablespoon
ful OF aour rubbed smooth with a Ia.
blespoonfuI of butter Add the spin
ach season 10 taste and send 10 the
table with spoonful OF cream on
each plate Serve with croutons or
noodles
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

Ironwood J. Refs. Lake Linden; Nj.
G. Summer. Mackinac Island J. j.
Dittman, b, g.. Mnuising Geo. Lafor-
est. Perkins j. II. Beauiheno, ka2in-
willie =. Lindeniaun. Rockiaud p. n.
FiIlion. SpaIding J. Stengleni. Wake
field JAS Lenhart, Pm. D.. Iron Riy-
err; j. Medin. Calumet; y. Carigiano.
Iron Mountain.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

When an Iron River man visits Crys-
tai Falls he is accosted by his east side
friends as follows:
"Hellb-----. how many new mines
did you find over there this weekr"
When Crystal Falls man visits Iron
River he gets the following salute
Hello ----. How are the Falls
pretty quiet 'aint' they2'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
ST Marks Church

Rev. Harold Jenkin, Rector.
Mr.. Chas. NJ Rogers Sunday School
Superintendent
Eighth Sunday after Trinity
Feast of the Transhguration).
August 9Th. 1911.
Holy Communion (Chorall 10 80
Sunday School III :45
Evening Prayer z 80
Services at Armenia Location at 2 go
You are cordially invited
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
savr MIL Pie.

one cupful OF very thick sour milk
one cupful Of ralsinS chopped ine, one
cupfu OF sugar. one half cupful OF but
ter. one egg. one cracker rolled hne.
one teaspoonful Of cinnamon. one-half
Glove. Put on stove to thicken. Makes
two pies
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

The "Unholy Alliance" is the name
given the coalition Of LaFolette re-
qublicans and the democrats for the
purpose of re-opening the tariff issue
for political purposes only. II is well
named
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
Father Rezek Praised

At the retreat OF tue Catholic cl ergy
of the upper peninsula held at ASSN.
ins, Baraga county, last week the jun
Tor clergy of the diocese adopted the
following resolutions
At no time In the history of the
Diocese of Sault Ste. Marie and Mar.
quette has the learning and wisdom. of
one OF its priests been so singularly re-
cognized as has recently occurred az
Milwaukee. Wis, when Marquette uni.
versity conferred the title or doctor OF
laws upon our most sincere and ardent
friend. Rev Ant. j Rezek, pastor Of
St lgnatius church. aoughton, Mich.
we shall not attempt any labored
encomiums upon Father Rezek at a
time when such just honors are paid
him, and when every tongue is big
with his name Graver and some very
eminent members OF the church have
thought 1t not improper employ to
commend, praise and publish the work
OF our own historian.
We. the junior clergy Of this do.
cese. IN recognition OF the honor con-
TERED, wishing 10 show our united APP
proval. and high esteem Of the reverend
doctor work and OF the choice made
by the worthy faculty of Marquette
university, do hereby draw mp the fol.
lowing resolutions
Whereas, Father Rezek ia conpil-
ing the history Of this diocese has Civ.
en- us its early history. comprehen-
siye source Of the labors Of its first
missionaries and guide to our future
labors and developments be II
Resolved, That we, the junior
clergy extend to the Rev. Ant j. Re-
eek our sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton OF his noble work
Whereas, The Marquette university
through It's board OF directors. has
found fit 10 bestow the title of doctor
OF laws upon one of our most Jealous
pastors be IL
Resolved. That we extend our most
hearty congratulations to the Rev.
Doctor. and may the good Lord the
giver OF all things bestow upon him 4
long and successful life.
Whereas, We fiLd in the History
OF the Diocese an excellent work a.
mongst the Catholic histories OF this
our country. and one which constitutes
an edu 'ational fountain OF great i'm
portance and promise be 1t
Resolved. That we mutually'pladg,
ourselves to recommend Rev Doctor
Rezek's work to the reading public; b,
IL further
Resolved, That we send a copy o
these resolutions TO the reverend doc
! tor and transmit a copy thereof to tn
: press
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

A Chicago preacher has the Jonah
Whale story fathomed TO a nicely His
investigations have lead him to the
conclusion that the whale had acute
indigestion and couldn't digest Jonah.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
BakssI Bananas.

Put two hcaping tabespoonfuls OF
butter into an earthenware dish. add
four tablespoonfuls OF sugar, two cup
fuls OF water and the Juice OF half a
lemon. lay In peeled bananas and bake
until tender
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
To Clean a Waist.

Powdered fuller's earth sprinkled
through sieve over light waist.
left there FOR a day and then shaken
out thoroughly removes thu soiled
spots.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
LANDS FOR SALE

If you are thinking of buy
ing some farm lands in Iron
Co. or elsewhere better buy
nowand You will own a farm
aud have it paid for before
you know it. We can sell you
good farm lands cheap, in 40
so or l60acre tracts anywhere
in Mich. Wis. MINI. Dakotas
or Carada. and ON easy
terms Of payment.
Peter McGovern Land Co.
Florence, -. WIS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

Cuba has staged another revolution.
IL seems as il the manifest destiny"
OF Cuba is annexation to the U. 5. for
police protection IL nothing more.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
tsigned
THE JUNIOR CLERGY.

dated at Assinins, Mich, this 2sth
day Of July. 1911.
Following are the names Of the jun
Tor clergy who attended the retreat.
conducted by the Rev G. M. Thuente
O. T., at Assinins. July "a to %, 1911
Reverends Jeremiah Moriarty. Mar.
quette f. Richter. Atlantic; W. b.
stahl. Bark River q. j. swoboda,
Bcssemer, 3. Filing. Brimley "a. VOL.
lny, Calumet; T.. klopcic, Calumet
I. J. Bateski. DeTour; p LeGolvan,
Garden o. J. Bennett. Gladstone A.
waechter, Greenland J. Boss, Han.
cock A. Ochlerer, Hancock =. r..
Mansderfeld, r. A.. Houghton n.
Nosbisrh, Meuominee P. spraicar.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

Thomas j O'Brien of Grand Rapids,
has been transferred from Toxic to
Rome as the ambassador of the U. $.
Government.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05

sunday. Aug. G. 1911.
Morning Service 30
Tine Modern Pnarisee.
Sunday School IL AS
Evening Service 7:30
Cast fhyself Down y
Dunn Location 2 80
Everyone invited.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1911-08-05
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Methodist Episcopal Church

Rev. A. II. Mcconnell. Pastor
Mr.. d. NJ. Ross, Sunday School
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
MILLER GOES OVER
PROPOSED ROADWAY
Land Around Roswell Sells
at Good Prices-Big
Bonus Offered

Roswell, n NJ, Oct. 20.-Charles D.
Miller territorial engineer, is out with
". NJ Atkinson, chairman Of the board
Of county commissioners, today, in
speeding the route Of the proposed
road across the deep sands between the
PecOs river and the Staked plains
Chaves county has always paid its road
tax and has never had any assistance
from the fund for its roads. 1t is be
lfeved the commission will be willing
to bear half the cost Of building this
road.
The last of the 1911 wool crop stored
IN the warehouse Of the Roswell Wool
and Hide company, amounting to no.
600 pounds has been bought by
Ralph VanderwOrt for Brown & Ad-
ans, Of Boston, at IL cents, and ship
ped to Boston.
C. n Moore. Of Lees Summit. No.
has been offered by telegram q bonus
Of $40. 900 for a 240-acre tract three
miles southwest Of Dexter, which he
bought Of Ar Winscheu at $4,000, less
than 80 days ago.
p p. Shafer Of New Castle, Ind. has
bought the ". l. Branch farm adiofn-
ing Dexter. at $500 per acre, and the
Gillette SO-acre orchard has been
bought by J. NJ Dufo. Of Lebanon. O-
at SIS per acre. Offers Of SIS to $40
per acre advance in the price paid have
been refused by both of these men.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
SUBMITS
HIS REVISED PLAN

Washington. ID. c.. Oct zO-Former
senator Aldrich, Of Rhode Island. has
submitted 10 the national monetary
commission, Of which he is chairman
a revision of his plan for monetary
legislation The commission may use
1t as a basis of its recommendations
to congress
The basic principles of the revised
plans are subsequently the same as
those embodied in Mr.. Aldrich's first
proposal sent to the commission last
January, which he said he expected
would serve as a basis for national dis
cussiOn.
Briefly the plan still provides for
the organization of the national reserve
association with capital of approxi-
mately 100000. 600, in which the
united states government and the
oanks owning shares in the association
SHAH be the only depositors.
The plan Of dividing the United
states into 10 financial districts re-
mains unchanged I'm each district the
banks shall form local associations OF
their own, which I'm turIe viii be reD-
resented In the branches finally I'm the
central organlsa>ion through a system
or eLecLlon of rect0rs which. ft is
said, viii make it impossible for any
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
Believes Trouble at the Dam
VIII Come During the
Early Stages

T. H. Newell, director Of the recla-
nation service Samuel Adams, first as
sistant secretary Of the interior. and
John Harvey, his private secretary, are
at the Elephant Butte dam today in
specting the work that has been done
They went there this morning
Thursday afternoon the party was
brought to FL PasO from Fabens, Tex,
in an automobile by Richard Burgess,
Of the water users association,
they having come up from the
PecOs valley on the 7. & F., until they
reached the WashOur.
Messrs. Newell and Adams held a
short session with the water users
association in its office, In The Her
aid building, Thursday night
VIII Take Over Franklin Canal.
THE government viii take over the
Franklin canal as soon as it can secure
perfect title to the land involved" said
Mr. Newell, who continued: 1T is i'm
The titles here run back for many
years and are somewhat complicated,
and 1t viii require some time to look
them up.
The government now holds an Op-
uon on the land and when It does take
II over, If 1t does, which will be done
by purchase. it will be necessary to re-
construct the canal in many places
along the river and especially at the
headgates, where it will be necessary
20 AFFORD protection from heavy flood
waters In the river. Concrete win have
TO be used at the headgates and prob
ably at some other points"
discussing the Elephant Butte pro-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
MACHINERY ADDED
IN BROOM FACTORY
Steel Arrives For the New
Water Tower Tank
in Tucumcari

Tucumcari. n. NJ. Oct. 2O.-The broom
factory in this city is installing addi-
tiOnal machinery with a view to IN
creasing its capacity Two power
winders and power Baltimore stftcher
are included in the list and several
other machines viii soon be here. With
the stitcher it is possible to finish 100
dozen brOOms daily. doing the work OF
several men with the hand method.
II FulIwOOd, who is in charge of tn
plant, states that the supply OF broom
corn is low this year. much OF il hav-
in% been shipped out Of this section.
but there is yet a sufficient quantity
uncut to keep the factory open until
next year
The steel for the new water tower
and tank has arrived and has been un-
loaded east Of the waterworks plant
at the Western edge Of town Gravel
is being hauled to begin work on the
concrete foundations at once. A large
amount of iron water mains has also
been reached here ready for connec-
tions to be made with the city system
as soon as the tank and tower are
completed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20

adding, that If they did not and should
vote the blue ballot down. he thought
the people Of the United States would
nave q right to believe the idea which
the Republican party and its represen-
talVe had spread abroad as TO the ig-
norance Of the people Of New Mexico"
One Of SOcorrO's prominent citizens
said this morning: When went home
last night the more I thought of Mr..
FLOODS speech, the more Indignant /
became went TO the office and looked
up the Virginia constitution and found
a great many misstatements made by
MI Flood In regard thereto; I was stiII
thinking about il when met Mr.. FlO0d
on the street this morning; while con
Ferslng with him, L brought the matter
up; we had to make q trip to the Of
nee for Mr.. Flood seemed inclined to
believe I was bluffing him and had
never seen a copy Of the virginia con-
stltuuon, and he was not conversant
with his own constitution and had never
even read ours, g copy Of which I gave
him. And, I don't believe, when he
makes his speech at Las Cruces, he will
make some Of those statements again"
D. L. Harris.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
DEVELOPMENT
NEW LINE OUT OF
MIAMI is SURVEYED
Miami Man Buys Property
Near Ell PasO-Build-
ing in Miami

! Miami Ariz.. Oct. 2O-Engineers have
been surveying q line up the keystone
and Live Oak canyons for two weeks
| 1t is understood that they represent
I the A. & p. r. r, and that the line
I from Miami viii be continued to the
! Inspiration and Live Oak properties
which viii mean a great saving TO
I both companies in haulage. 1t Is re-
ported that the $50 ton mill at the Live
Oaks will be constructed at the earl-
est possible minute.
John H. Davis who was the pioneer
settler Of Miami has bought the Ut.
Deadly property, situated on the rOau
six miles south Of FL PasO. The prop
eight room mission dwelling, stable and
automobile garage. The hOuSenOlQ
furniture automobile. house and wagon
and even the bulldog and famous An
CORA cat weighing As pounds, It IS
said, go with the property. Mr. Davis
viii move his family to the new home
as soon as possible. Mr.. Davis has long
been connected with the mining indus
try of this section, besides being a
large land owner. He viii still retain
dwellings and having under the course
Of construction four more on Sullivan
street. and a blacksmith shop
The mission building has been i'm
proved by an addition in the rear, and
three large gas lights in front
:. II. GOOdspeed is building a modern
residence in the Red Springs addition
Also a Catholic church, to accOmmO-
date 200, is being built, with a hall adj
joining for amusement purposes.
Dan VinksOnvich bought lot 81. in
block 81. and Miss c. England lot 100.
block IS; Lee Thompson. lot SO, block
81; Nike Marky lot 1O5, block 81; Mike
Rogers. lot ia, block A; Mrs. P. Ne
trOvich. lot SO, block 81; J. L. Hopes,
lot IS. block 81. All Of them intend to
erect dwellings at once.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
Goes Up to the Dam With
Assistant Secretary OF In
terror For Inspection

only a few days ago. He preferred TO
discuss the Carlsbad project, as ne mas
not yet visited the Elephant butte Gam,
though he saws he is familiar with IL
through examining the plans.
Speaking Of the Carlsbad project ne
said: we visited the CARLSBAD pro
ject Repairs are under way mere 20
replace the embankments make 10 Wlder
and provide a greater slope Iney are
strengthening the reservoir ana some
other points.
which was cut down by floods, is be-
ing strengthened by heavy concrete
wall which will be buttressed; series
of lips viii also be provided Tor the
water to go over, without cutting IT.
TT is also probable that work viii
be done to make the main canal less
Dervious TO water, stop the seepage
where it Is worst and thereby saving
land now harmed and saving more of
the water for irrigation"
Compliment County Road.
Speaking Of the ride up the county
road from Fabens, Mr.. Newell said that
he thoroughly enjoyed it and that the
road is one OF the best he has ever
seen and the ride one Of the most en-
jOyable he ever made.
Mr. Adams said that the ride in an
auto over the county road was q great
relief after riding on a slow train and
being compelled to stop frequently
Both Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Newell will
return here Saturday and spend Sat
urday night here enjoying the Os-Aple
parade. Then they viii proceed west. /
Supervising engineer l. c. Hill came
down from the dam Thursday and ac-
companied the party up from FL Paso. Z
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20

, by James G. Fitch; B. Ruppi. OF AIbu-
/ querque' acted as interpreter.
His main idea seemed to be to i'm
press the people that the representa-
tive whom we voted for and sent to
WashingtOn-W. H. Andrews" the Re
publican party and Organizat ton in New
Mexico and the 'stand-pat" Republi-
cans and our stGnd-pat Republican
president" were against statehood for
New Mexico; that he. Messrs. Jones.
McGill, Hand, Burkhart, R. II. Hanna,
Mcdonald, H. B. Ferguson and others Of
the Democratic and progressive" Re
puolicans who went TO Washington
and spent many weary weeks working,
eEpenolng money out Of their own
pockets procured statehood for US
He showed clearly that he knows
nothing of conditions In New Mexico
politically or otherwise, but was evil
IDENTIFY trying to follow the Instructions
given him by the Democratic bosses,
for his greatest aim seemed to be to
arouse race feeling
he further, stated that he was here
to explain the blue baIlOt:' he fer
yently urged that all citizens should
vote for IL on the seventh Of November;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20
WILL Take OVER FRANKLIN CANAL WHEN
THE TITLE IS PERFECTED, SAYS F. H. NEWELL

ject, Mr. Newell said. TT is not posi-
bic to say when the dam viii be fin
ished. We are now fighting the floods
and are beginning 20 get ready. We
are 60 feet under a treacherous river
ana we must watch our opportunities
when there ~ low water and then put
as many men as possible to work on
the foundations
Newell a Fatalist.
when you start to build in a river,
I think that anything that is going to
happen will happen in the beginning.
Take, for instance the Roosevelt dam
When we opened it up there were IL
floods, the worst ever known there.
When we got done there were none
as the next year was one of drouth
and there was no water in the river.
We had the same experience on
the Carson dam at Carson, New, in the
Carson river. 1t had been practically
dry every winter before that but 1t
seems the the river resents interior
ence with its course I have a sort of
fatalistic idea that If anything is 90
for the critical time is when you open
up the foundation.
81 first came here in 1889 and start
ed measurements Of the water avail
able, and, what is more important. the
amount Of mud in the water FL Paso
was then a town Of only a few adobe
houses. / have been studying It con-
tinuOusly since and it is a question
now Of realizing our dreams Of then.
The Roosevelt dam took six years to
and 1t is not as big as this
If 1t succeeds, IL must succeed for all
ume-nOt for one generatiOn-and we
viii get 1t done just as quickly as we
can"
secretary's First visit Here.
This is Mr.. Adams's first visit to
the Elephant Butte dam 1t is his first
visit to the southwest, and. in fact hts
-irst glimpse Of the state Of Texas was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-20

with the flags Of the United States and
China which the Chinese had unfurIed
Tor the occasion. the Chinatown section
Tor the business district made as credit
able an appearance as the plaza dist
riot
The decorations on the buildings and
along the streets appeared to advan-
age under the night lights and the old
town looked its best in honor of the vis-
ltors- These same visitors were zen
masse,' as the Rio Grande Roarer
would say. The streets were crowded
before seven o'clock Thursday evening
and the sidewalks were abandoned as
thoroughfares long before the Sous
Appel 'perade" appeared.