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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27
.SP0RTSMEN TO !
Z. BE'FAvORED
FISH Ann GAME COMMISSIONS Or
THREE STATES ARE PLANNING
TO EFFECT An AGREEMENT on
LICENSE PROPOSITION .

As a result OF the friendly rsls-
tons between the Hsh and game com
missions Of the three states. Il ID
now considered probable that ~
agreement will be reached between
California. Oregon and Nevada sc
that the residents Of any one Of the
states may hunt or ash In the other
states BY paying a fee oi u. =
An announcement to this effect has
been made in Rsno. and 1t is expected
that the agreeusent will be given Anal
formal publieitysin . few days.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27
BANKS WILL Do
OWN WASHING
succysss or THE GOVERNMENT
CURRrNCY CLEANING MA.
CHINE LEADS PRIVATE INsTI.
fUrIONs 10 FOLLOW SUIT

United Psess Service
WASHINGTON. D. c.. Sept. 37.-
Private hanks and department stores
are planning to sstablish their own
money laundriss." according to n.
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury
Bailey. A number Of banks and
stores IL large citiss are inauirias at
the department. a TO the cost and
naihtsuance Of money washing ma
chimes. similar To those Installed IN
the balm and ssb-trsasuriss.
II Aal bankers deeply Interested In
the currency 'prophyiaxsis.' said A.
sistant Secretary Bailey. They. and
department stores. ngsre II would be
good advsrtising rs well ~ good busi-
ness to give their customers newly
lauadersd. clean money"
Arrangements for Installing the
currency washing machines In Chica-
90. 81. Louis. Cincinnati and New Or
leans sub-treasuries are being made.
Twelve machines are now being man
sfactured for the department. Four
vill Be sent to New York. two TO Chi
caso. and one each TO New Orleans.
3. Louis. Philadelphia. Baltimore.
Boston and Cincinnati.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27
Notice Of Dissolution

Notice Is hereby given that "
partnership heretofore existing be
tween c. 8. Crosby and Geo. y, Klein
doing business under the NJ h name
Of Crosby & Klein. has tht day dis
solved by mutual consent said Geo
NJ. KleinsAavlns dispos Of his In
terest to Gu Crosby Who will con
tinue the busInsss
Dated septembA$. 1912.
G, cRosBY.
26-3t GEO n. KLEIN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27

. BERNE. Switzerland. Sept. I
. 27.-Screaming Down with the 4
. United States" i've hundred !
. Italian workmsn. striking in !
. sympathy with Ettor and Gio- !
. vanniti. attacked the home Of !
. the American minister here tod !
. day. Soldiers were called and
. dispersed the strikers. 4
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Mr.. and Ars. Levi Mcdonald su
little daughter. Jo. came In from thei
Bonanza Valley home this morniu
io attend the fair. a
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27
University Of Oregon Correspondence School :.

oncTo Free With the exception OF the
University Extension Buen citizens 30 pu
mail Ability to pron, by the selected on rcquemss'
Tor enrolment In the Correspondence a offered
tho departments OF Botany Debating Electricity
English Literature English composion s,o Ma,homaeS Mechanical
awns Physeai Education Physics rhaosy Psychology. Sociology
Hhd surveying Write TO tho secretary OF W Correspondents school, a
"fsv of Oregon Eugene for informatiq catalogue
Courses In Rcdou tho professions
Ensneerlnx Mcdyho and Teaching Fall 'sm~
opens Tuesday September NJ A'.. tho Registrar for aaoss"
pS OF tho College OF Engeriog College Liberal Arts the
schools OF Education Commerce w. Medicine and Music
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27
Dissolution Of Partnership

Dissolution Of Partnership
Notice Is hereby given that tho
partnership heretofore existing be.
tween r. Ferris and Geo. M.sJKlein
doing a general contracting business
under the hrm name 9/Fsrris Z
Klein. has been this dsy dissolved by
mutual consent. n IL.
Dated September .. 1919.
26-st pfO. n. KLEIN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27
JOB HEDGES IS
NOW CANDIDATE
REGULAR SEPUBLICANs PICK
OUT WELL KNOWN SPEAKER
TO LEAD THE TICKET IN THE
EMPIRE STATE

United Press Service
SARATOGA. Sept. 27-Job Hedges
was nominated for the governorship
today on the regular republican
ticket.
James Wsdsworth. Jr.. was nomi-
stated for lieutenant governor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-09-27

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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
TAX COMMISSION TO
FORCE STATEMENTS
SAY THIS IS THE WORST TOWN THEY
HAVE BEEN IN
BOARD 81 REVIEW NEXT WEEK
II is Thought That There Will Be roriz-
ontsl Raise OF About Forty Per Cent
on All City Property.

Several OF the members Of the tax
commission corps OF experts are here
this week and from one Of them we
learn that it is the intention 10 force
every possessor of personal property in
this community 20 make out state
ment and swear 10 it
"We'll show the people who are try
ing 10 dodge their taxes, the gentle.
man referred 20 is said 10 have stated
That we mean business, and that they
have got TO come 10 the scratch with
statement of what they possess Your
assessor has done his duty. He made
an effort TO get from each taxpayer "A
statement and II the taxpayers win not
make thom out for him IL is not his
fault. But they have got TO make
them out TOR. us and we are going to
compel them to do so. -
The tax commission men came here
from Bessemer where they have mum
beT of men at work also In the con-
versation referred 10 the gentleman is
said 20 have stated that Crystal Falls
il the worst community that the tax
commission men have been in as re-
garas getting statement OF personal
property. He said that as general
rule. ID is not difficult to get the state
mem made out
II the commission men persist in
their effort there is likely to be some
interesting procedure for but about
eighty ont of 800 odd statements sent
out by Mr. Brown have been returned
to him and many Of our people fatty
stated that they will not make them
out
The board of review for the city of
Crystal Falls will meet next Tuesday
and remain IN session all week IL is
quite probable that the 1912 meeting Of
this board will see the LARGEST attend,
ance Of any in many years for every
piece of property i'm the city except
ing some log houses on the outskirts
will be raised from forty TO fifty per
cent of the assessment Of last year,
This means great difference on the
taxes of the people Of the city.
Even then, the property owners have
no assurance that their valuation is
fixed by the assessor aud board of re-
view Will stand for the tax commission
men are here for the purpose Of in.
creasing the values Of all property
right up to the limit and il looks as II
they will 10 a thorough job.
just now. the tax question is the
Crystal Falls people
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
The St. Paul Extension

Several carloads Of grading material
arrived during the week for Use on the
extension of the St. Paul from this
city 70 Iron River The material is
understood TO bo the property of the
Flick construction company, which
concern has the contract for the work
on that line
Some sub-contracting has been done
dnring the week II, j Payne has
taken four miles Of the grade work.
most of it being ON the sand plains
near his camps. Hicks of vuclan has
taken several miles Of light WORK west
of Chicagon creek and there are a
couple of parties figuring on the east
end, lying between Crystal Fails and
Fortune lake.
10 is expected that men will be at
work all along the line by the end Of
next week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
A SAD MINING ACCIDENT
Norie Mine Had Thirteen Men Buried up
BY Gazing Ore.

Word was received here on Wednes
day that thirteen men had been buried
under tall Of ground mt the Norrie
mine on Tuesday.
The men were at work on the ., 900
ft. level of the mine when cave of
ground caught them and buried them
alive.
A rescuing force was at once set at
work and every effort made TO recover
either the bodies or the men alive il
they had escaped
A pipe was driven through the caved
ground and il was ascertained that
several OF the men we're alive although
in cramped quarters The efforts TO
rescue the men were redonbled and
after being in confinement for 3G hours
six of the thirteen men were found and
liberated. The other seven were killed
and the .search for five Of them-two
bodies had been met with-was taken
Up
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
cORcoRAN FOR DELEGATE
Endorsed by the U p. Democrats For Dele.
gate From District

James f. Corcoran, president Of the
Iron County National Bank and one of
Crystal Falls most prominent resi-
dents. was endorsed by the democrats
OF the upper peninsula as their candj
date for delegate to the national con.
vention at Baltimore next June. Along
with Mr. Corcoran J. j. Cleary OF Es.
canada was chosen for representative
and Patrick Flanagan of sagola and
T j. Murray the alternates.
Mr.. Corcroan has made "A careful
canvass of the district for delegate and
had very good assurances of being
chosen before he left to attend the con.
vention. Never-the. less, there were
several aspirants for the honor and il
was nobodys game until the votes
We're cast.
The selection OF Mr.. Corcoran as
delegate by the democrats puts CRYSTAL
Falls more in the lime light. W. j.
Richards was chosen by the republicans
the delegate at large from Michigan so
that this city Will have a representa-.
tive in both conventions
Mr. Corcoriln mas been lifelong
democrat was several times honored
by the democrats OF the county with
Office but has never sspired before TO
any further honor than that from his
Immediate neighbors He has wide
acquaintance in the upper peninsula
and will represent his party well IN the
convention
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Alexander Cannon

Alexander Cannon was born near
Appleton. Wisconsin. on November %,
1886. Most Of his life was spent at
White Fish near Escanaba. He and
his late wife came TO Crystal Falls TO
live in 1890. Not long after coming to
this city he and his wife were received
as church members, the minister i'm
charge being the Rev g A. Hemmen-
way. He enjoyed that blessed hope
that the Lord Jesus Christ came TO
give TO men who put their trust in
Him. ON SATURDAY. May 4 1912. he
closed his eyes un earthly scenes and
went TO his eternal home in glory He
was aged 20 years ; months and 81
days His vile preceded him to the
Heavenly Home months ago the day
of his funeral They were beautiful
in life anG Tia death they were divided
only by these few months The whole
Iite Of the deceased was wonderful
example of the triumph of the spirit Of
industry and thrift over physical
difficulties In early childhood ne had
the serious misfortune 20 loose his leg
many another person would have lost
courage aud would have decided that
the struggle was unequal and would
have become a drone upon society say
ing that this world owes them living
But not so with the deceased. Through
hard work and careful planning be well
cared tor himself and those dependent
upon him For years he has been a
lover of the Word OF God, rebuker of
the wrong doer and giver OF encour.
agenent 20 those who do well. HIS
end was peace. Precious in the sight
OF the word is the death of his saints .
The funeral was held on Monday
afternoon the 9Th inst Rev. A. X.
Scott Of the Emmanuel Baptist church.
Iron Mountain. offioiated The same
pastor also ha3 charge Of Mrs. Gam
mons tnneral six months ago.. After
A short service at the Eldred House the
regular funeral service was held at the
First Methodist church. A quartette
sang very acceptably rendering the fol
lowing we'll known hymns: Rock OF
Ages Jesus Saviour Pilot Me-" and
Nearer Ny God 10 Thee, The text
Df the sermon was have fought a
good fight, have finished my course.
have Kept the faith Henceforth |
here is laid up for me crown Of /
which the Lord. the
righteous Judge. shall give me at tnat
lay and not to me only, but unto all
hem also that love his appearing
Interment took place beside the re-
mains Of his late wife in the Crystal
Falls cemetery. The passing Of Alex
,nder Cannon removes familiar
igure from our midst for years ne
ias been proprietor OF the Gammon
House.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Death OF Mrs. Alfred Nylund

Mrs Alfred Nyluud. whose serious
illness we mentioned in last week s
issue. died Monday at her hone IN this
city. She had been at the hospital but,
becoming satisfied that she had but a
short time left 10 live. she asked that
she BE- taken to her home that she
might die among the members Of her
family She had been sick about two
weeks but so violent was her ailment
that it was apparent to all that life
was drawing TO an end. She suffered
in patience and died peacefully in the
love and care OF devoted husband
and family
The deceased was born in Sweden in
1882 and came TO this country about
twenty years ago She was married
IS years ago while living at Ishpeming
70 Alfred Nylund and moved here with
her husband about fourteen years ago
Eight children were born to the
union, six of them living They are
Oscar, Anna, Hilma. George, Robert
and Edward.
The funeral was held on Thursday
from tho Swedish Lutheran church
and was one of the largest that Crystal
Falls has seen in long time. The
deceased was member of the Mystic
Workers and many Of the members Of
that order attended the funeral
Those present from ont OF town were
Mr. aad Mrs ] A. Skoglund aud wife,
Mi Skoglnnd being a brother of the
deceased from Minneapolis; Mr. NJ
Nesberg and family from Iron Noun.
tain; Niss Ida Johnson from Iron
hiver; Mr. and Mrs Andrew Sand
from Amasa and Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Skoglund from lshpeming.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
MUCH MONEY IN CATTLE
Amasa Men Have Invested $1,000 in a
Grazing Venture.

Several carloads Of cattle, estimated
TO lie worth S7 600 were received at
Amasa this week The cattle were
purchased in the Chicago market and
shipped north as feeders. They will
be patured on the fine grazing lands
north OF Amasa this summer, stall fed
in the fall and sold for beef
The men interested in the venture
are Geo. Premo, doe Gassman. Captain
Edwards and others VINO believe that
there is money in the venture.
Tho cattle will find excellent grazing
fields north of Amasa as the grass of
that region is succulent and great flesh
builders They will he cared for by a
couple of rangers who will round them
up occasionally to keep track OF them
such enterprise has been discussed
verymuch by upper peninsula residents
ana its success or failure will be deter
mined by this venture If il is sue
cessmany more will follow in the wake
OF sthe pioneers and Iron county will
be known all over ~ good grazing
country
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
DIED AT MENoMlNEE
Mother Of Fred N. Rsindi Expired suddenl,
Monday Evening

Fred NJ. Reindl was called 10 Memo.
minee Monday by the announcement of
the death OF his mother which occurred
at that place
The following account OF her death
is taken FROM the Marinette Eagle.
MIS-. Theresa Erdlitz Reindl. wife of
Wolfgang Reindl, president Of the Me.
nominee River Brewing company, died
suddenly Monday evening shortly be.
fore O'Clock AT the family home at
1908 Ogden avenue OF heart failure.
Although Mrs Reindl had complain.
ed little Of not feeling well since last
Saturday. IT was thought her indispo.
sition was due to fatigue resulting
from trip she made TO Ironwood to
visit her daughter. Mrs Joseph Doyle
Monday evening members of the
family were with Mrs Reindl in her
room, and her condition was not
thought to be at All alarming. With
the exception Of Miss Glare, daugh.
tel, the family left Mrs. Reindl 50 she
oould rest Later Miss Glare stepp q
ont Of the room for few minutes and
when she returned she found her
mother dead.
Mrs Reindl was 81 years of age and
had been resident of Menominee for
Al years She was prominent socially
and was highly respected and esteemed
by the people in general in both Me-
nominee and Marinette The news of
her death came.as a shock to her scores
of friends and aequaintances
Mrs Reindl is survived 10y her hus-
band. four daughters Mrs Joseph
Doyle of Ironwood, Mrs John Kass OF
Norway, and the Misses Glare and
Darcelle; three sons. Fred of Crystal
Falls, and John and Frank of Menomi-
nee two brothers. Alderman Frank
Erdlitz and Ex-sheriH Joseph Erdlitz
of Menominee and one sister Mrs.
Fred Nowak of MeDominee
Immediately after returning from
Ironwood Mrs Reindl received word OF
the birth of twins to her daughter ~
Norway, and left at once for that city
10 was after her return that she felt
indisposed anG it was supposed her ap.
parently slight illness was due only tc
fatigue
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

The funeral of Mrs Geo Duffy,
whose death was noted IN last week 8
issue was held Monday morning The
remains arrived here from Amasa
Saturday her children were notified
and all Of them were present at the
funeral
The funeral Services were held AT the
Church of the Guardian Angel and the
reiaains Inferred in the Catholic GENE.
terry. A large number Of neighbors of
the deceased were present to show their
respect to the memory Of a good woman
for Mrs nuiIy was highly esteemed 10y
everyone who knew her
Mrs Duffy was G2 years oF age at
death She was born in Canada in lS40
and came 10 Crystal Falls - years ago
Those present from out Of town were
her daughters, Mrs Robert Pencil Of
Chicsgo. Mrs. Emil juneau of Amasa
and her sous Joseph Duffy Of Hancock
Mich. and George Duffy of washbnrn.
Wis. Another daughter. Mrs. Fred
Barnette and SON. Lewie Dnay reside
here. Her husband George Duffy. also
survives her.
In addition 20 the Sons aud daughters
present there were the following MIR
and Mrtd Legault Of Rudyard. Mich
Mr. and Mrs Napoleon Bernard OF Es.
canada; Demos Bernard Of Calumet and
Joseph Bernard OF Lake Linden the lat
ter beng brothers Of the deceased.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Characters

characters
Harold Rutledge, A young New
Yorker Edwin Rogers
Isabel Carney. Niece 10 DAVID Hill
Loretta Mitchell
Mrs. Rutledge. Harold's mother
Mable Biork
Alvina Holcomb. Sister Of Silas--
Anna Miller
Lily Ann Tucker. who borrows bat
never gossips Rose Miller.
verbens. hired girl at the farm
Anna Darlington
Perry Dean. a son of the soil--Axil
Soderman
David Hildreth, New York Law
yer Ike Warsnawsky.
Silas Holcomb, owner Of Valley
Farm Samuel Ham
Azariah Keeps clock tinker--G George
Widstrand.
Jennings, Servant at the Rutledge
= George TromblayN
Hetty Holcomh, A country flower.
transplarted 70 City soil Geraldine
Hin
Synopsis.
Act Valley Farm An afternoon
in August The engagement.
Act II The Rutledge Mansion, New
York City, the following December
The serpent has crept into Eden
Act III--Same as before, three weeks
later. Parted
Act ~ At the Farm again An
evening in the next March The
Of Love
Remember the date, May 94th At
the High School Auditorium.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
TRTza Lyons Wins in
State Defamation Contest

Night letter from jackson Mich.
Supt. w ID. Hill.
Crystal Falls Mich
Thirza wins, every judge giving her
first place She had four point lead
over her nearest competitor Sne
wasn't approached Tor ease s.lf pos
session. Intelligence. emotional inter.
pretation and sympathy OF voice.
Signed. n D. Hughes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Alfred Nylund and family

The latest word received from Nels
Oss says that he Is recovering the sight
Of his eyes
Supt VIM Fraser is the possesscr Of
new automobile
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
VALLEY Fam

ON Friday evening, May 2lth, the
Junior Glass of the Crystal Falls High
School wilt present before the pnplic
VALLEY Farm a comedy in four acts
The play, wherever produced has
met with the greatest of success The
class has been working harl during the
past elk weeks, on the promotion and
are sure that it will prove success
here
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Gard of Thanks

We take this means Of thanking the
good friends and nieghbors who assist.
ed as curing orr late great bereave.
ment. Their kindness has deeply i'm.
pressed itself upon our memory. The
Mystic Workers and Yeomen are espec.
tally the objects Of our thanks for their
assistance and the beautiful floral tri.
butes
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

A nice lot Of cement side walk is be-
ing built along the west side of seventh
street from MIS- Thos Balls corner
north. The property owners as far
along as Bauer's place are improving
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18
Notice

Children going over 70 the cemetery
on Decoration day. are requested not to
place flags on every grave That honor
belongs strictly T. the soldiers
Signed
Woman. Keller Corps
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-05-18

A. D. McRae OF Iron River was in
the city yesterday Mr. McRae has q
contract 10 do considerable grading
work at the Zimmerman mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-15

too of all people He ought to be shown up. The old
hypocnte nagsng us about our little pleasures, and all
the time and the speaker drank though at loss
added.
Lascel1es eyes sparkled mischievously "That the
very thing have been hoping you would say said he
If you hadn't proposed it, should"
proposed WHAT said Hunstable little uneasily
f. Showing Sq wing up ar Lark was on the point of doing
Hunstable regarded his glass obviously. "Wel,
don't know, said he. after all, it is business of
ours
What" Indignantly exclaimed Lascelles "And he
coming the high and mighty us the way he did,
what do you think of DOING asked Hunstable
weakly after pause.
"Have you anything particular on tonight
"Wel, it's Christmas Eve, you know answered the
otherslowy and had promised to meet pals.
$50 had l., said Lascelles "but m calling that off
There'll be fun in this. Meet me here at nine
o'clock know way of getting in, and we'll see what
Marky is up to-
ooh" demonstrated Hunstable "that is rather rot
ten ism t it? Besides, it will mean the bounce for if
it gets to the boss.
Lascelles made impatient gesture. ooh, won't
ask you to take hand in it if you don't to- said
he "but mean to go through with it, anyhow AS for
danger easily say it was only Christmas joke
playing the Santa Claus act something of that sort
But we won't be caught. have planned it all out
Hunstable hesitated few moments He liked to be
accused of faint heartedness little any "Oh
we'll he said at last "s it promises little adventure
I'm your man-though must say don't like the idea
of spying even old Markham
Spying be hanged!' retorted Lasceles. dts in
vesgation in the interests of science kind of psychic
research. Nine sharp, then"
Every WE'LL" and they parted.
DUNCTUALLY at the appointed hour the conspira-
tors kept their tryst. Leaving the merry throng
that filled the main streets in spite of the relentless
downpour, the pair dved into gloomy court, scarcely
than alley, leading toward the riverside, and
presently stood beneath the narrow shattered window by
which Lasceles proposed they should enter.
II know now how burglar must feel" muttered
Hunstable. "Are you we haven't been spotted?
I1a a1ro1o
suspiciousy."
81 know he did," Lasceles replied cheerfuly. "That
is why | made dash for it without waiting until the
coast clear
Lasceles had tipped Ribstone to leave the shutters
unfastened, and they oblgingy yielded, and in
other moment the pair standing inside. Lascees
snapped pocket electric lamp and produced a
couple of masks. "Just in run against Marky
Unexpectedly he explained. 1--WE should have to
make bolt then, and it would be just well that he
didn't recognize us"
Hunstable grasped Lascees' coatta firmly and they
crept slowly up the dark stairway. At last Lascees
inserted key in door, cautiously turned it, and they
in the main offices.
"Hush! Down with you!" exclaimed Hunstable
door upstairs had opened suddenly, and the sound