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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Hou to Look Years
Less Than Your Age
Fron The Dermatolos;st)

The most aged facs will look years
younger after the use Of ordinary mer-
colized wax for from ten days TO two
weeks This remarkable substance. be-
cause of It's peculiar absorptive power.
actually removes the thin vel OF faded
or w1thered outer cuticle, little at a
time Gradually the fresher. more
youthful skin underneath is revealed
This absorption process being a purely
hyeienic one, an entirely natural com
plexion 10 acQuir ed-QuItc different
from the artificial complexion. which
appears anything but giriish. though
often bearing painful evidence OF child
ishness An ounce Of rnercolizfd wax,
obtsinable at any drug store, IS sum-
cient to rejuvenate any complexion, II
is put on Ike cold cream at bedome,
and removed mornings with warm
sudsy water.
To eradicate such age marks as
wrinkles and burrows. make wash To-
ton By dissolving an ounce OK pow
dsred saxoiite in a half pint witch
hazeI This has wonderful astringent
ana tonic properties. II quickly ehaces
All kinds of wrinkles. no matter how
caused. making the skin firm. smooth
ADVERTISEMENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
KRAMER IS FOUND
HIDING IN CHICAGO

Chicago. December Samuel krs-
nsr, wanted in New York as accessory
after the fact in the Rosenthal MUIR
Ger. was arrested here to-day oy
Chicago detectives after a desperate
Resistance. In which Kramer was
beaten unconscious. Acting on tele-
graphic information from New York
the detectives found Kramer hiding In
q house on the police list I'm the West
Side levee.
Kramer is twenty-three years old.
and 10 known under a number of other
names. He was charged with having
sheltered "Gyp the Blood" and two
companions in his Brooklyn home
after the Rosenthal shooting Kramer
was indicted as accessory by a New
York grand Jury, but escaped from
the house Of detention.
On receipt of q telegram from New
York that Kramer was hiding here,
Captain Halpin, OF the Chicago de-
tsctive bureau. sent a squad of de-
tectives In An automobile TO surround
the house where Kramer was said TO
be. Detectives ESan and O'connor
entered and found Kramer Upstairs.
He reached for a revolver but was
pverpowered before he could use IL.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04

a. zEMo. There's no question about
It. no doubt about II. It does the
work II does IL In G remarkable way.
You never used anything like it be-
fore. You can't find anything like II.
simply because there's nothing IKE
EEMO known or sold today.
ZENO viii be q surprise to you
9ust as II has been Q surprise to thou
sands who have already tried II. Your
first use Of ZENO Will bring instant
relief pain and itching will stop. 1t leaves
the skin clear as though You never had
SERENA In your life.
And you ought to see how II goes
hitter dandrun. too! Dandrun, You
know, Is merely eczema OF the scalp.
So. away goes dandrun. all eczema. all
blotches. all spots.
Don't miss It for 26 cents. when
you have proven with . Ascent bottle
how remarkable ZEMO II to your own
satisfaction. then you can buy . 81
bottle. which contains six times -
much As the Ascent bottle.
ZERo - sosd ssd guaysotss4 -
DFuGglgts evwywhsr~ and In hsso'
GRANT pGUo 90.
t0w8SG HkunA ed 0eveofA 6exooA
RDsS rwsafeA end 1onzn 01os1A
TA1RAsxT DRUG CO. 1
U0usAee nd Broad StroSA
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W. W. FRIEND, .
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Personal Mention.

o. ]. Andrews. who has been serf-
ously III at his home on East Fifth
Street. is reported improving.
]. Morton Graves. superintendent OF
the Standard OIL Company. left last
night for Roanoke on business
Mrs A y. Roberts. of East Tenth
Street. left yesterday for Washinctoh
and Baltimore. where she will be the
guest of relatives.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Pay City Taxes
Room 1o7. city Hall.

Room 1oT. City HAIL
Richmond. va. December I. 1871
THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES
REAL ESTATE AND PERSONAL FOR
1912 ARE DUE N DECEMBER AND
SHOULD BE PAID AT THIS OFFICE
EVERY MAZE. twenty-one years OF
age. and EVERY person keeping house
or doing business In the city. . as
serssf for personal taxes THOSE VINO
have not paid any city taxes during
the year are urged 20 call ana settle
so as 20 avoid being posted as oehn-
ouents.
1--WE PER CENT sfll be added 20
last half II not pals on or before DE-
CENBER 81.
Interest at SIX PER CENT also at
taohes TO all bills as soon ae reported
delinquent
Particular attention IL called 20 the
above. as under the city ordinanee
there can be no avoidanoe Of the pen
atty.
GRADING. PAVING AND SEWER
CONNECTION BILLS are also due ana
PAYABLE FIVE PER CE-NT penalty
viii be added 20 all 1912 Grad{Qs fsv-
Ing and Sever Connection bills NOT
Pam BY JANUARY 81. 1913.
WASHINGTON WARD TAXES. ETc.,
r,usf ne patd AZ the once q DEPUTY
coIL prTOR. tenth and Hull Streets
II. L. HULCE,
csfv coij>ctor. City Of Rzctmoul
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Ftre in Chesterfieid County.

Considerable damage was done TO the
home of w. ]. Gillian. on the Broad
Rock Road. in Chesterfield County. by
fire which was discovered yesterday
afternoon at lis o'clock. The blaze
originated in the chimney and was
caused by a defective fue. 1t was pre-
vented from spreading by the work or
neighbors. who hastily formed bucket
brigade.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
CULPEPER BANK BURNS.
Fire Started by Explosion OF ho@"s
Picture Machine

rs,.c,aI TO The Times-Dispatch-l
,a- va December 3.-The
n,,IIsine occupied by the Second Ma
.,onsI Rank Of this place was DE-
stroyed tonight at 1890 o'clock oy
are caused by the explosion OF NOV
ing picture machine In the opera
house. which was over the oank- me
Offices of DR.. - s Rixey ana leu
tI-dg,ne town recorder. which were
nver the bank building. were also
destroyed. The loss is about $4,000
which is fully covered by insurance
The eank vault, with all the records
and securities are locked and are SAFE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Petersburg Assured
ofY.M.C. A. Building

rsp~~srI 90 TIE Tsnc--Dirp-fch:I
P~f~r-burE. Va, December
~rmp-isn for the Y. ~ G. A. euno-
ing closed Tonight. vita NS1p
,ra~f,~rIIy sub-srfbed. tncfudfnE .
s..eoo .uh-cripfior from Miss Heseo
c.u,s ana .orue fror. other oofssce
frt~nd.. The scfssi subscriptsen,
.ft,r an active days tabor. snseunf-
"A ., s7t 600. and the small bsisnee
AZ sxono was made Nd ny nidnf<hf
~ ,Ss,t,sus. sans gfven ~ those
rsa n-d already subscribed TIE
bufIdinE q assured seyene n"
doubs. srd the people are ret"sefns-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
No Indictment Against Kramer.

New York. December 3-When Dis
erict Attorney Charles whitman heard
OF the capture OF Samuel Kramer In
Chicago tonight he said the most I'm
portant point upon which the euthori-
ar he was aided from the house OF de-
tention during the Be cker- Rosenthal
TRIALS while he was being held as
Witness 4.
The district attorney said there was
no Indictment standing against Kram-
Or lie was arrested In company with
"Gyp the Blood and Lefty Louie
81 the time detectives seized the two
Gunmen in a Brooklyn flat, and II was
aliege5 that Kramer had assisted the
men In hiding.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Nothing On Earth
Like ZEN for
Eczema, Try II!
bust Apply It On ANY Eczema Spot
or Skin Blotch-That'u Prove It

Every single eczema sore you've got
On your body. all pain and unreachabls
ntcbing. every skin blotch will absolute
~ vanish as you never before believed
81 possible by the use Of the new reno.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Directors Hold Meeting.

The directors OF the Manchester
Building. Loan and Trust Company met
last night at the Mechanics and Mer-
chants Bank Although the meeting
was a called one. only routine busi-
ness was transacted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Chud Injured by Machinery.

The suit OF T. J. Bush. an infant
who sues by his next friend against
7 3. Chewing & Co Tor personal IN,
iuries alleged to have been sustained
through the negligence of the defend
ant. vii be heard in Hastings Court
Parft IT,. tomorrow before Judge Er-
nest n. Wells The case has Teen set
Co. trial ard continued four times
Rush. who Is a small child. was hurt
nearly a year ago while playing around
sorne machinery which was being USED
bv Chewing IN the construction 81
sewers. IL is the contention OF the
plsin.in that the machinery. being nat
urally attractive 20 children. should
not have been left exposed where
they could get at H. The sum Of sS."Vv
is sought as damages
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
News Of South Richmond

sl4 China Street. The arrangements
for the funeral have not yet been
completed Mrs. Jennings leaves. be
sides her husband. six chiidren-Wh-
liam. Alice. John. Matilda. Writ and
Hugh Jennings.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
Is.xen Rather Than Testify.

Mrs. billiard Kierson, whose HUSBAND
was tried yesterday before Justice r
4 Maurice. in Police Court Part H.
on a charge Of nonsupport is missing
from her home at Twenty-rrst ana
stockton Streets. The police are IN
clined TO believe she left temporarily
rather than testify against her erran'
spouse.
Kiers1n. however, was not saved os
her absence. On the testimony OF Hro-
baton Oficer B. A Porraux IL was
shown that he had failed to pay ner
a sum weekly required by a BOND
under which he was placed at pre-
vious conviction He was accordingly
given an indefinite sentence at hard
labor on the public roads
Pleads Guilty 90 Assaun'
Pleading guilty to charge OF
as.aultinE. striking and beating e c
Grubb.. the complainant, c. L Jewett
was yesterday fined IS and costs In
Police Court. Part H.
Scott McCsrgo. Richard Woodbridge
and walter Mcmahon. a trio OF artists
caught Sunday by Oficer ". z. Way
mack while engaged IN crap game.
were each fued IS and costs by Justice
Maurice In default OF the cash the
men were sent TO jail
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-04
AIRS. Jennings Dse,.

Mrs. Hermanie Mollie Jennings. Wife
Of n. r Jennings, q real estate iealer
of 1929 Hull Street. died yesterday
morning at $40 o'clock at her home.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
OLIVER AND CLEVELAND CLIFFS
co HAVE ORE ON EXPLORATIONS
MILLIONS OF TONS SHOWN UP
That Section OF the Crystal Fall, District
!, a Wonderful One Whose lmpor,
tance is Not Yet Realized

More ore is reported from the.sMasto-
don section of the Crystal Falls mining
district. The Oliver Iron Mining Com.
pany has cut ore in the drill holes be-
ing sunk on the Michigan Iron a. Land
Co. g lands in section le and the Cleve-
land Cliffs company has ore In test pits
that are being sunk on the Carpenter
lands in the same section.
The Oliver exploration is simply a
continuation of the work that has been
in progress on the NJ. |. ~ l.. Go. lands
for the past two years and il is about
The first reward that that concern has
had for the money that has been put
into exploratory operations on these
lands. Ore was known 10 exist ON
some of the lands that adjoined work
ing properties but the Mastodon find is
wholly apart from any worked de
posit
The ClevelandCliffs people have
under option all of the lands in Masto-
don township in which the Sheldon
estate is interested and have been ex
ploring but short time. Their work
40 far has been principally on some
land in which Ben Nicely OF this city ID
interested and lies on section II in AZ
32. The exploratory work commenced
on Mr.. Neely's lands must have been
encouraging tor the Sheldon lands have
been taken over and test pit work com
menced on the lands in section /. same
town and range This land lies one
forty west Of the Dunn mine and is
well located.
The Mastodon section is destined 10
be great mining district. Already
the Longyear interests have shown MP
on se'tion i3 deposit upon which
they agreed TO an assessment OF over
3, 600, 600 tons and when company
agrees TO certain number OF tons OK
pectancY IL can easily be figured that
they are certain Of twice that amount
besides what surplus there may be on
the mot proven side. With the
Oliver and Cleveland Cliffs companies
showing ore on the section north of the
one the Longyear people are on and
systematic exploration mp TO the old
Dunn mine worKings rs a result, il Is
quite certain that many million more
tons will be shown mp.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
Bradley in Chicago News.
BURNS RESULTED IN DEATH
Mrs L A. 5urridge Died at Green Bay last
Sunday After an Heroic Struggle

The frightful burns which Mrs. L.
A. Burridge suffered in the fire which
was communicated to her clothing
from a kerosene explosion resulted in
her death at Itreen Bay last Sunday.
Death came as no surprise to those who
knew how badly the lady was burned
II was not until she arrived at Green
Bay and the desperate nature of the
burns were brought to light that her
relatives realized how serious the affair
really was The physicians gave but
little eneoursgement but the pluoky
woman fought bravely for life but to
no avail
Tie affair cas-. sadness over the
community that seemed to permeate
everywhere II could hardly be re.
allied that 80 cruel death could be
meted out 70 one who always appeared
so cheerful and friendly
Mrs. Burridge had lived in Crystal
Falls but about two years coming here
when her husband was appointed TO
the position of county engineer She
was a kind, cheerful and home loving
woman thoroughly American
girl. socially popular and practical in
her home.
Mrs. Burridge was born and reared
in Green Bay Wis, the only child Of
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Nau. well to.do
peol 10 of that city. The Nan family
are old residents OF Green Bay aud
prominent in business and social CIR
cles. The daughter was well known
there and had a large circle Of friends
with whom she WAS favolite
Six years ago she WAS married to
Mr.. Burridge and one child was born
OF the union. George Burridge, who IL
thus cruelty rent Of the affections OF a
very KIND and companionable mother.
The funeral was held from the Nan
residence at Green Bay last Tuesday
and the large number Of friends that
came to pay their last respects TO the
deceased lady. together with the lovely
floral tributes, was testimony of the
hign appreciation the old schoolmate'
and friends had OF the deceased.
Crystal Falls people present AZ the
funeral we're Mr.. and Mrs. J. = JACKIE
and r Edyvean and Mr.. and Mrs. w
II Jobe Of Iron River
In another column appears tribut'
in memorlam Of the deceased, writer
az u tribute from her friends in Crys
tai Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
Pension For Bell Employees

A fund OF $4,000. 600 for Pensions
Sick Benefits and Life Insurance will
be available on January first. for the
i75 600 employees Of the Bell System
and associated interests, and their
families and dependents. amounting
altogether To more than quarter OF
million people.
This $40, 600, 900 Fund will be made
good from year 20 year by annual ap-
preparations on the part Of the Ameri
can Telephone and Telegraph Company
and Associated COMPANIES. and the
Western Union Telegraph Company and
the Western Electric Company.
The plan for the distribution Of this
fund has been characterized as the
most liberal comprehensive and ideal
ever inaugurated. President r ~.
Vail has provided combined benefits for
superannuation. sickness, acvident and
death, tor an industrial army mme
than twice as large ~ the standing
army Of the United States.
This provision is made entirely At
the expense OF the various companies
interested, without contributions Of
any kind from tho employees them
selves The application OF these varied
benefits will be strictly democratic aud
will be for the benefit Of ali employees
oi every rank. The plan will provide
for tree change OF employment from
one company 10 another, with full
credit for combined terms OF service.
Tne Bell System and associated in
terests provide employment for about
i75, 900 people OF this number $4,000
are Iemployees of the Bell Telephone
system. The total yearly pay tor the
whole group is about sli5. 00o, 600.
something over SO. 600. 600 being paid
out in wages by the Bell Telephone
System alone
The terms toy which Drovisun II
made for the needs of age illness, ac
cidents and death, may be summari1se
~ follows
/ PENSIONS
Male employees who have reaches
the age of sixty years AMI who hay'
lcontinued on page
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
The Reading Room

The plans for a reading room are en-.
countering the usual difficulties The
main difficulty Is the rent of build
ing on main street. The committee
hopes to solicit light and heat expense.
books magazines. games and papers.
A good deal OF furniture has already
peen promised
In order 90 meet the expense OF the
only building available twenty dollars
a month must be raised TODD this
and also 10 find out II the young men
and older boys desire such "A room we
shall have n registration book at Rez
in's Drug Store for one week. begin.
ming with tonight
The fee will be- 50-cents month for
wage earners. 25.cents for boys over II
belonging 10 the school.
Should we obtain enough signatures
TO guarantee twenty dollars we have
means Of supplying the other neces.
stiles for this place including care
taker and will appoint committees e.
work on the plan at once.
Mrs. Frank Scadden
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
wonde, If Dreams Come True

DR.. q. r. Larson is beginning to
change his belief in regard to dreams.
As il the case with all or almost all
physicians. he has heretofore held very
material opinions of Things. Spiritual
beliefs didn't appeal 10 MIN at all un-
ill be went hunting last week.
Ii was in company Of Aryid Biork
and Lewis Aeschliman that the change
came over MIN and it occurred this
way,
one morning Doctor awoke from q
restless sleep and called 20 his com
panions, Hey, wake up here you fel.
lows want 70 talk to you Having
awakened his companions he said II
wonder il there is anything in
dreamsg" Asked TO explain himself
he replied that he had Just bad ter
rible dream he saw hunter lost in
the woods the man was running
shouting, shooting; hatless, his cloth
ing torn into shreds and wild stare
coming from his eyes. 30, IL was ter
rible said the Doctor and while |
couldn't sec the fellow face to find
out who il was yet / had suspicion
that It was one Of You fellows and !
was not put right until | awoke and
found you lying in the hunks
The two men assured him that they
didn't put any stock in dreams; goi
up, hreakfasted aud the three started
out 70 hunt.
Ii was q foggy morning and the plan
decided upon Doctor engineered the
arrangements was tor DR.. Larson e
do the driving. He assigned his two
companions 10 their places and, caution
ing them TO be careful, he started out
for circuitious route 70 the point
where he was to start the drive. In
about half an hour the two men heard
commotion off to the cas-. A naf
shouting, shooting and acting like q
wild man. They surnisod that II wai
DR.. Larson and both started in pursuit
Aeschliman by an inside trail while
Bjork made long circuit so as to b'
sure 10 intercept him. Aeschlimar
came within hailinG distance a shor
time and later got TO point where h'
could see Doctor and for all the worlC
he acted the part Of tho man of hi
dreams He was racing through th'
bush like wild man and although
Aeschliman shouted and shot he faile'
TO attract his attention for long time
Finally he did manage TO get IN
Doctors attention and he stopped AM
the following conversation ensued
Larson Where are your
Aeschliman 81 m over here on thi
: bluff.
Dr. Larson "Well. for dds SAX
stay there.
Doctor threatens 10 administer
double dose OF castor oil to any ON
who asks him about dreams.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
PosTMAS TERsHIPS?
Election ola Democratic President Creates
offices For the Faithful.


Who will be postmaster in Crystal
Falls when Mr. Balls term OF office
expiresy Some democrat That much
is assured but just who that demo-
crat will be is a much mooted ques-
tion.
Mr. Ball has two years vet TO hold
on his term He has made an efficient
postmaster and will not be disturbed
IA long as his commission holds but
upon its expiration it is certain that a
democrat Will succeed him.
Democrats are scarce in Crystal
Fails: that Is they have been scarce !;
they will probably be more numerous
hereafter. IL is the democrat that has
been faithful all these years Of dismal
outlook that is entitled 10 the reward
ana ID is such democrat that everyone
hopes will be rewarded
The postmaster question is being dis
cnssed in all parts of the peninsula.
Up in Negaunee they have conceded
that Peter Trudell will be the boy to
pull down the plum and his Crystal
Falls friends OF all parties certainly
hope the news is true for when the
preaching Of democracy was little less
than a crime in these parts Peter stuck
rssolutely TO his text and kept his jaws
goingsall the time grinding out sood
democratic doctrine az well as selling
candy. All things come 10 him VINO
waits and our democratic friends have
certainly been waiting long time.
There is "A mistaken notion that
such offices az Crystal Falls are under
civil service that Is wrong Il i:
only the fourth class offices that are SC
governed. Crystal Falls is third
class>ofice with prospects of going q
second class this year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
Parcels Post

ON January | next the parcels post
law goes into effect. Under this law
any parcel up to II pounds in weight
may bee sent through the mail.
The class OF mail within the mean
ing of the parcels post classification in
cludes merchandise and samples not
specifically included in any other clas-
sitiication and OF a nature not perish
able or liable 10 inJure the contents Of
the mails
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
Many Hunters Killed

The present season has been the
worst Tor the killing OF hunters that the
upper peninsula has seen for long
time and Charming seems to be about
the center cf the district wherein the
most Of the accidents have happened
There seems 10 be more inexperienced
hunters in the woods this year than
ever before and that accounts for the
accidents that have happened 50 far
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16
The Commission Boosts Values

The assessment rolls of the cities and
townships of Gogeoic county were re
turned to the assessors ON Monday, the
work Of readinsting the valuations
having been. completed by the State
Tax Commission. II is understood
that the total footings of all ths rolls
now run up TO more than fifty million
dollars. The Tax Commission made u
substantial Increase in the assessments
Of irOnwood. increasing the fignres
from S25, GA, 7s5 IA fxed 10y the board
Of review, 20 S2a, i3i. sol. lronwood
township was raised from 81 80. GOO TO
SO. 600, 900 Marinesco township -, 600, :
600 to 81, GOO. 600 There was raise OF
one million dollars in Wakefield town.
snip. and large boosts in the otheI
townships. The exact figures on the
entire county will be- known after
Mondays meeting Of the board Of su'
pervisors. The State Tax Commission
placed the value OF the mines Of IRON
wood at s2I $50, 5s7 In 1911. and n
$e4, 900, 734 In 1912. The value fixed b!
the Tax Commission outside of mining
property in Ironwood is a. 1887.
Ironwood News.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16

A baby boy was born 10 Mr. and
MHk chas. Anderson during the week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-11-16

Rev. A. H. Scott. the Baptist minis
ter from Iron Mountain who frequent
" held services here in the past has
resigned his pastorate 70 accept a call
from pict0n Ont.