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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-07

The Floral Parade helps IIOnolu.
LUIS business. Do you want 10 liclpi
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1912-02-07

A bread pudding may he dclciously
Favored by few slices of candicd
orange peel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
HUNGARIAN ENGINEER
VISITS ARROW ROCK

DR.. Charles Tayagert Of New York.
a Hungarian engineer and gcologist,
has Just left the city after an extern
sive visit over the irrigation prof.
ects of the state. During his stay here.
he visited the unit at Arrow Rock and
went over the Minidoka project with
the engineers in charge Of the work
there.
He 10 said 70 be merely Investigate
ing how irrigation works are conduct
ed In this country for the benefit that
his own can derive from the informa-
ton. He has now gone to points in
Oregon continuing his studies.
The fact that he Is we'll Informed
on American subjects lead many OF the
government officials and others to be-
lieve that he was the Austria Hungn :
rian consul and the he was investi-
eating labor conditions at Arrow Rock.
F. e. Weymouth. supervising engineer.
said this morning. however. that he
never brought the subject up and that
no was merely. studying irrigation
works In this state. :
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
Fast Bowling Featured in
Last Nights Scheduled
League Game.
Standing Of the Clubs.

The State Seals were soused In the
tank last night when the Pirates
boarded their craft and took q couple
OF games enough 20 win the match
from them in tho bowling tournament
at Recreation alleys. Rogers was
bowling in great form-knocking down
everything in sight With some &C.
curacy. and as q result carried of the
honors Of ths evening with the high
score Of 222 and the high average for
the three games, or 1873. Ellsworth was
substituted for DR.. Titus in tho second
game and Packard was substituted for
Henderlider
The Abe Martins and the Idaho
Traction will try to hold the right of
way tonight. the match going on at .
o'clock.
Last nights scores are as follows:
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
JACK CARPENTER
WILL MEET DAY
Boxers Scheduled for Match
at Shoshone During the
County Fair.

Jack Carpenter and Jess Day. two
welterweight boxers, are to meet at
Shoshope Oct. 3, and are billed as one
Of the main events of the Lincoln
county fair. Tho other big athletic
event will be the wrestling match be-
tween Young Critic and Bruce Hodg-
man. A trap shoot will also go on.
This Is the information received by
the sporting editor OF this paper from
Harlan D. Heist, secretary Of the Lin
coin County Fair association, which is
as follows:
Jack Carpenter IL again to meet
Jess Day at Shoshone. Oct. 3. This is
one of the events Of the Lincoln coun-
ty fair. 1t is expected that a large
amount Of fight fans from throughout
the state will be present.
"On Wednesday night. Oct. 2. Young
Critic and Bruce Hodgman will meet
on the mat for a catch as catch can
wrestling match. These are two good
men and we'll matched. A third wrest-
Ter is now on the grounds ready to
challenge the winner. A number of
horses are on the grounds for the
| races, and the track is In excellent
| shape. We expect to have one Of the
best meets ever held in southern Idaho.
arrangements have also been made
for a trap shoot, and the leading gun
clubs from the surrounding states will
participate
arrangements have also been made
for special train to be run on
Thursday, leaving Burley at a. m.
This train will be run by way of Ru-
pert over the Bliss Rupert cutoff, and
| arrive at Shoshone at 0 a. M
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01

yer City; John D. -.obertson, Weiser;
John L. Lennon. Spokane; Louis De-
gen, Emmett; s. A. Alloway, Emmett;
Homer w. Meats. Emmett; Fred F1oed,
Emmett; NJ. C. Swain. Mountain
Home.
CAPITOL-George H. Isaac, Ashton;
II. r. Jackson. Glenns Ferry; Sher-
man o. Height, Mountain Home.
OXFORD. r. Hutchinson, Nampa;
Joseph Treadway, American Falls:
Henry Milburn, Nampa; H. g. Sher-
man, Shoshone; John Winchester, Buff
falo; J. G. West. Seattle; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Case. Payette; Mrs. Wall Hart,
Payette; Frank D. Case, Payette: e. j.
Lambert. Portland; H. Mansfield, Port
land; f. w. Post, Wallace: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Fl. McDermonte. Twin Falls;
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. johnson, Twin
Falls; X. L. Houlder. Emmett: Mr..
and Mrs. F. P. Mabe, Gooding: Mr.. anu
Mrs. Roy Collins, Bliss.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

OWYHEE-H. A. Thompson, Port
land; H. Mlbora. Portland; w. F. Bah
cack. San Francisco; w. r. Davis, Salt
Lake: E. A. Thornhill and wife. Provo,
Utah: e. Tyrory and wife, san
Francisco; s. o. Jachman, Emmett; D.
Worth Clark. Pocatello; Mrs. c. w
Smith. Jerome; Laura NJ. Smith, Je-
rome; E. P. Armstrong and wife, Hal
ley; c. L. Tallmadge. New York; Il. E.
Andrews. Omaha: w. B. Deutsch. New
York: w. G. Sullivan. Tenn: Edgar
Chapman, Ontario; Harry Chapman
Ontario; Murray Morton. Ontario; Al
bert Chapman, Ontario; Z. G. Rue. Salt
Lake; Earl r. Field, Seattle; w. S.
Finley. Seattle; w. M. Whitman, Sc
attic; H. H. Beau, Springfield: Ray
Lyman. Twin Falls: Walter r. Cupp,
Caldwell; ]. A. hughes, Moscow: j. L.
Mears, Seattle; c. T.. Kahler, Butte:
J. d. Millsaps. st. Anthony; G. P
Gushing. New York.
1DANHA-P. b. McGlynn, Wallace
Herman Rossi, kearney. Neb: L. B.
Walmer. Kearney, Neb.; u. H. Stein
Baker. Ore: Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fulop. Portland; julius Fulop, Winni-
peg; J. Carson, Portland; c. c. Burns
and wife, Portland; Pete Donnelly
Butte, Mont: c. N. Delabush, Hager-
man; c. d. Peebler, Hagerman; W. Fl
Bard, Portland; E. C. Runstrum. EN-
nett; g. p. Harges. Emmett Charles
Peterson, Venator. Ore. c. D. Boyer
Weiser; H. Webster. New York; Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Suits, Oklahoma
City; George Werner, Denver; w. H
Frazer, Mountain Home; B. F.. walling
Jr' Perkins; B. NJ. Castater. Farmer;
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01

gone on hunt for capable field goal
kicker to replace O'Brien. whose work
last year was one Of the sensations Of
western football. Carbcrry is making a
strong bid for half back or an end po-
sition. He proved the best Of those
tried out at place kicking, while Kirk,
the big fullback, made a favorable I'M
preston with drop kicks.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
M;nneapo,i. Mon Shifted.

Minneapolis. Oct. with the ex-
ception of Robertson at center, the Min
neapolis football men yesterday were
all shifted to two or three new posi-
tions and several given brief vacations
on the side lines. Tom Shevlin. multi
millionaire Iumberman and former Yale
star, took charge Of the lineup today.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
Excursions to Lsthbridse, Canada.

October 16, II and Is, via Oregon
Short Line. Limit November IA. Ac-
count Inter National Dry Farming
Congress See agents for rates and
further particulars. Adv. T. TIL. OILS
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01
SEcRETRRAcT|ct
OF TRICK PLAYS
Northwestern M a chin e
Working Smoothly
Teams at Work.

Chicago, Oct IAN hour and a half
Of secret practice Of trick plays and
signals was held in the Northwestern
university gymnasium yesterday by the
football eleven. Coach Hammett is try
ing TO get his machine working smooth
ly in the strategy department.
Iowa Coaches on Hunt.
Iowa City, Oct. Iowa coaches have
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-10-01

II. A. Vincent. Portland: H. A. With
erell. st. Louis: G.. Z. Harlan, Twin
Falls: i. Franklin, Kansas City:
George Heriniger. Seattle; II. NJ.
Brown and family. Paner; H. NJ. Ford.
Ontario; +. G. Doyle, ST. Louis; II. II.
Christy. Seattle; d. Munro, Spokane;
o. r. Woods, Idaho City: r. f. Camp
bell, Bliss; H. Edwards and wife, Salt
Lake; w. A. Reid, Pocatello; w. C.
Maxey, Caldwell; Frank Irving, Salt
Lake: c. II. Spencer. Salt Lake; Will
Montgomery. Mountain Home; Thomas
Topping. Helena. Mont; John Michael
Chicago.
BRISTOL--Harold Hamilton, Arrow
Rock: c. Barbs and wife, Arrow Rock /;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Long, Arrow Rock
l.. c. Hardy. Salt Lake: J. A. Rocket
Denver; VIM. ]. War; and wife. Notus;
F.. G. Clapp, Council; A. p. Ramstedt
Moscow; J. Andrew. Burnley; Ethel
Beau, La Grande, Ore; ]. o. Hanson
Silver City; Thomas Manchester. Sill
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

We are informed that two more bal
lot boxes have been found stuffed IN
Iron County. Yesterday a recount was
made in Hematite and Mansfield town
ships and In both the result was ma
terially different from the original
count OF the election board. Although
exact figures were not available, we
understand that the recount so far
gives McDonough a lead or FIVE votes
over Waffen in the race for prosecuting
attorney.
There are counties In Michigan
which would call ont the grand jury TO
investigate wholesale election frauds.
and probably send somebody 10 Jail,
but Iron County seems 10 find her cleo
ton Irregularities more source OF a
musement than a cause for prosecution.
The above is another sample o. the
Iron Mountain Tribune Gazettes acs
curacv. What he. She or ii who wrote
the article is trying to tell IS the diff
ference in the count Of the board of
canvassers from that OF the election in
spectors, tho difference being caused
by the rejection Of ballots for distin-
gushing marks, one OF these marks
being where the names Of delegates are
written in on the ballot.
There are counties in Michigan
where the probate Judge would be cal
led in to examine the musn head who
penned sucn stuff with view to send
ing him to the bug house where he be-
longs. Evidently they are in need Of a
curiosity in Dickinson since Rams
Hammond cleaned ont the midway and
they allow it 70 roam at large as a
source Of amusement TO Offset our
election Irregularities
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
Cloverland. Where is Cloyerlandg
1t is the Upper Peninsula OF Michigan.

Too much law That what the
matter with the primary election count
which has dragged along from a'farce
TO burlesque with Iron county pay
ing the freight The Diamond drill
wishes to raise It's voice in protest
against the tactics that are being used
by attorneys on both sides there ism {
any more honesty on one side than on
the other TO milk the county The
sheriff has subpoenaed the same set Of
election officials four separate times
because Of dilly daily methods that are
resorted 10 TO delay the count and
gather advantage first on one side and
then on the other
One side will ask that several pre-
cincts be counted and when that side
gets one vote ahead the petition is
withdrawn and the other fellow then
asks that the same precincts which
we're ready to be counted and which
he county paid for counting, be
brought In again More service by
officers more travelling expenses more
per diem "a bunch of fellows are
brought here one box is counted and
they are sent home 50 that the first box
counted may be brought in again with
another round Of charges and costs.
The canvassing board was right last
Wednesday when IL protested against
the tactics that were being used And
then both ends are brought against the
middle the attorneys want to give out
the impression that the canvassing
board is acting preiudicial to the in
terests Of its candidate SO that his
candidate may have advantage in the
coming election.
We want to say to the people of the
county that could every voter be pre-
sent and witness the tactics that are
being employed both sides to this con-
troversy would be wiped of the map
at the subsequent election.
Why are these votes not counted 2
The people are lost sight OF in this
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
Swedish Lutheran Church
David j. Lawrence, Pastor I

David j. Lawrence, Pastor -
The next Lords day the service In
our church are as follows
Sunday School and Bible Glass at
0:30 with Mr.. Erik Anderson as Supt
At l0:45 the regular morning services.
AT $50 p. m. vespers services Mrs.
Helene Henreks has promised to sing a
couple OF solos aud also the two choirs
will sing.
On Thursday the Ladie Aid No
will meet at the home OF Mrs. Chas.
Paroat 2 o clock.
In the evening at Si5 the Young
People have arranged for a special
meeting in the church parlors. The
feature of the program will be of such
"a nature that many will be interested
70 listen. There will be debate on
the question "Should Women voteI"
Affirmative Miss Irene Rosenquist and
Mrs F, Moberg. Ne0ative.Mr. Victor
Soderman and Mr.. George Stolberg
All are cerdially.invited 10 be present.
Refreshments served after the program.
The, Catechism meet in the church
parlors next Saturday at 80 and the
Willing Workers at the same place at
. 80 p m
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

George Osborn son OF Gov. Chase 5.
Osborn has assumed the editorsnip OF
the 500 News to succeed Frank Knox.
Mr. Osborn entrance into upper pen
insHa journalism, again places an Os-
born on the list Of active upper PENN.
sula editors and things will look
natural again tor the name OF Osborn
has been 30 long and so distinguishedly
connected with the newspaper enter.
prise Of the peninsula that things don I
look regular without one on the roster
Mr.. Osborn has more to him than the
son Of his father be is young man
Of promise and we look to see the
News keep right to the front under his
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

Que wonders where the people come
in after watching the work of.the re-
count board Instead OF seeking TO
lind ont how many votes each aspirsnt
for Office got at the primary election
the attorneys for both sides are striy-
ing 10 see now many Of the people $
votes they can set aside When the
first ballot came mp tor consideration,
Mr. Waifens attorney objected to It
because in making the cross the eleetor
had poor pencil and was compelled to
trace one bar Of the cross twice. That s
an indentihcation mark, 50 the attor-
neys claimed, and tor that reason the
man that voted that ballot loses his
vote. The establishing of that inden-
LITIGATION mark resulted in hundreds OF
ballots being set aside good, legal, in
diligently voted ballots-until the
thing has deteriorsted into search for
fly specks on the ballots. II votcr
wrote the names of the persons he
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

Notice is hereby given BY J. n Flick
company a corporation.
that II will not be liable for any debts
or obligations Of any kind
attempted 70 be incurred by any person
or persons who are not duly authorized
TO issue written orders to create in.
debteduess or incur obligations on he.
half Of said corporation and all orders
that IT will be liable for must be In
writing signed by person duly
authorized by said oorporation>to sign
orders for its account
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

We have opposed tie recall Of deeI-
sions as vicious 70 the preservation of
law and order hut II the decision hand
ed down 10y Judge O'Brien is law. and
we have no reason for doubling the
eminent iurists conclusion on that
point, it's time that something should
be done 10 the law through recall or
a precell or some other method by
which more common sense and less
Lawyer squibble may be injected in
TO the statutes OF this state.
All that is necessary TO defeat the
will Of the people ia primaries, here
after, is for some election board to pad
its returns and then neglect to
make the imprint Of the seal upon the
wax in sealing mp the box The en-
rollment provision Of our primary law
is roaring farce. An election board
may swear in as many as il pleases (;
there's no higher authority TO check
II there no cour. to question their
act, for by Judge o Brien's decision.
the board OF canvassers has no power
to ask any questions or take cognizance
of any irregularity. Any petty town
ship clerk can defeat the true facts
from being brought to light by brush
ing up against the seal on the box SO
as 70 break a chunk ont OF it or loosen
ii from the tin.
In short, the decision. if it stands,
practically puts the primary back
where the old snap caucus was when
the fellow who was chairman was the
whole thing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
WAFFEN GETS DECISION
CONTINUED from page u

their duty to have used such a seal.
A recount of votes can be had under
one complied law, Section 725 only in
cases when the recount board can Ind
from an inspection of the ballot box
that the statutory requirements for the
preservation OF the ballots cast have
been observed
Keith vs. Wendt, i4i Mich. AZ.
Ward vs. Culver. IA Mich. 81.
This construction OF law has been
held to apply to proceedings for a re-
count In primary election cases.
Under Section Al Act No. Extra
Session 1907, the power Of the board
Of State Canyassers, when a recount Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

Press reports say that J. Adam Beede
and John Nj. Harlan who are trailing
Roosevelt through the west have got
on the colonel's nerves and that the
latter 90 forgot himself as to stop in
his speech and 60 after the two men
during talk in Idaho. Roosevelt's
talk of stolen nomination has been
changed since the two speakers men'
toned have taken pains 70 show that
Roosevelt attempted TO steal the nomi.
nation by sending hired man through
the south 10 frame no contests months
after the conventions were held that
he was caught with the goods and in
his peevlshness started out 10 heat
Taft on a third ticket. The stolen
nomination gag is being changed for
other catchy phrases by the colonel
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

wished for delegates and dian in, rx
a cross ID front ~ the name that's an
naturalization mark II he did cross
the square IT'S OK, This follyis not
the fault Of the canvassing board q.
no. II the attorneys would let the
canyasslne board alone all of the boxes
OF the county would have been opened !
the votes counted as the intent Of the
voter appeared and the man who had
the most votes would have been certi-
fed to long ago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

The primary election held Wednes-
day in Minnesota was big surprise
and put bad crimp in the Bull Moos.
ers. Minnesota has been counted all
along as Roosevelt state but al the
primary both Senator Nelson and Gov
ernor Eberhardt. Taft men, won cut
in straight contest with the Roosevelt
men. The disappointed third temrs
now seek to put up All independent
ticket in Minnesota.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

Saturday 5 issue of the 500 News
contained the farewell words Of w F..
Knox who for the past ten years has
guided the News aud has been one OF
the upper peniusula's most aggressive
editors. Mr.. Knox WAS an ornament
to upper peninsula journalism and we
hope that wherever he may locate that
fortune may favor him
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

the ballots cast ut primary elections is
demanded. extends only to recount
of the ballots in the ballot boxes
brought before them, aud they have no
power to compare the enrolment lists
with the poll lists. and draw from the
box rs many ballots as the comparison
shows were cast by an unenrolleu voter
Bradley Us Board of State Canvas
sers. i5l Mich. pa. IL has been argued
on the part OF the respondent in the
case az bar that owing 10 the face that
the provision providing TO: a recount
Section 40 of Act No PSI r. A. pro-
vides that ANY candidate voted for nj
any primary election provided for in
this act, who concleves himself az
grieved on account OF fraud or error by
the board of primary election inspec-
tors, or In the count of the votes cast.
or the returns made by said board
may tile his petition ETC.. while the
sim liar provision of Act No. of the
Special Session of 1907 simply provides
that ANY candidate who conceives
himself aggrieved on account OF fraud
or error by the board OF primary cleo
tion inspectors in the count OF the
votes cast or the returns made by sal
board, may file petition, etc, indi
Gates that IL was the intention of the
Legislature following the decision in
the Bradley Case Supra to enlarge the
power of the board Of canvassers So
that they could and should hear evi
dence and make a judicial dttermin.
alton a. 10 whether the ballots were
preserved and safe guarded In the man.
ner required by law.
cannot agree with this contention
for the reason that when the whole
section of 1909 law relating to a re.
count is examined, it will lie found
that no additional powers are confer
red upon the board They have no right
TO subpoena or examine witnesses
Their duty is simply to recount the
ballots in the ballot box. and they CAL
not inquire into anything else IL the
legislature intended 20 grant any ad-
ditional powers TO the board Of county
canvassers, il would have been easy TO
use apt language to confer such pow
ers, and am sure the legislature
would consider the use OF such Ian.
guage necessary in view OF & consistent
decisions of the Supreme Court to the
effect that the board Of county canvas
sers have no judicial powers, and nave
no right to do anything more than re.
count the ballots If and only when the
board can see upon an inspection of the
ballot box that the ballots therein have
been safe guarded not in "a general
way, but in the particular way proyid-
ed by the statute
am therefore OF the opinion that a
peremptory writ Of mandarus should
issue commanding the board Of can
vassers 20 canvass the vote for the
candidate for the republican nomina.
tion for the Office OF Prosecuting A.
torney, according to the returns Of the
Of said primary election Of
precinct number one IN Iron River
Township
Patrick O'Brien.
Circuit Judge.
leth Judicial Circuit Presiding.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

affair entirely It's now who is the
cunningest manipulation Of law points,
not who had the most votes
But, the people will have something to
say at later date. They ought to say
and they ought to say il emphatically.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

The Iron Mountain Tribunes &C.
count OF tbs Iron county recount Is a.
bout AS accurate a. almost every other
item that the Tribune attempts to tell.
The Tribune used TO be fairly reliable
paper when Joe Doran did the quill
showing but-O. what difference
since joe left
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
A Delightful Program

Mime. Helene Henreks. of Chicago,
assisted by the Lebanon choir rendered
a line program at the Swedish Luther
an church last Friday evening and ALSO
Sunday evening.
The people OF Crystal Falls turnN
ont in big numbers 60 hear the cele.
brated singer Judging from the com
ments received from those VINO under
stand good music the concert given on
Friday was Of unusual merit. Many
said that II was the best singing they
ever heard in CRYSTAL Falls. Many OF
those who were present on Friday
evening made a request that the con-
cert be repeated on Sunday evening In
order to give more Of the people an op-
portunity to hear Mime. Henreks sing
On sunday evening the church was
again crowded 10 its utmost with an
appreciative audience.
Nine. Henreks will givea concert in
Amasa next Monday, Sept. %, and one
at Iron River the same week
The two concerts given here on Fri
day and Monday evenings of last week
we're under the auspices of our young
people society The total income a.
mounted to S79 90
We wish 70 express our gratitude to
all who helped to make IL great sue
cess financially
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21
DEspoNDENnY

ls often caused by indigestion and
constipation, and quickly disappears
when Chambvrlain 3 Tablets are taken.
For sale by all dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-09-21

Don's forget the date of Miss Lid
berg's millinery opening Wednesday.
Sept. 25.