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Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
pop pops AT COLUMBUS

COLUMBUS, o., July 16.-Numer-
ous parties of motorcyclists, many Of
them from distant parts Of the coun-
try, have arrived in Columbus during
the past twenty-four hours in readi-
ness for the opening Of the annual ma
tionaI meet OF the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists. The meet
will open tomorrow and continue
through the remainder of the week.
From present indications it Will be
the greatest gathering of the two
wheel deyotees since the big national
meets were held years ago during the
palmy davs of the League of Amerl-
can Wheelmen. The races viii be con-
Quoted on the half-mile board track
recently completed here. The Dig
feature will be a fiye-mile national
professional championship race, Tor
which the Motorcycle Manufacturers
association is Offering a S200 cup.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
AUTO HOSE CART
PLAN FOR BISbEE
FIRE DEPARTMENT
Suggestion That City Buy
Team of Mules for Street
Department Develops
into BenZine Wagon

A recommendation by the street SD
pervisor Lorenzo Wright that the city
purchase team of mules for street
work, has started something. The
amended recommendation, when the
council got through with Il WAS that
the city purchase the mules, and if
the cost is right. also to purchase an
automobile hose wagon for the Ere
department The connection between
the two may not be plain TO the
reader, none too gentle these warm
days
Discussing the recommendation
that a team of mules be purchased
for the street department, Council.
man Quick said that he favored the
buying of horses. so that if one Of
the fire department horses died. he
came in or was injured. one of the
street department horses could be
used
Clang, Clang! Enter the automo-
bye hose wagon.
Councilman Kinney went the sec
ond ward alderman one better by de-
claTing in favor of purchasing an au-
tomobile hose wagon and he moved
that the fire committee investigate
the feasibility of replacing the horse
and wagon equipment with auto
mobile equipment The matter took
this course and the fire committee
will investigate. Councilman Quick
is chairman of this committee and
since he has developed into the bull
dog of the exchequer il is doubtful
II the auto truck will ever ClaHg-
clang ont of committee
Whatever is done, the minutes Of
the council will show that the rea-
son that Bisbee has not an automobile
fire fighting apparatus is not because
il had never been thought OF
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
WAUGH AND GAGE
MATCHED FOR FINISH
Texan and Mexican Will
Mix Ii Again at Aqua Pri-
eta Sunday, August 4

Jack Fogarty has announced that
Bobby Waugh. or Fort Worth, and
Frank Gage, of Los Angeles, will 20
to a finish in a boxing contest at the
Aqua Prieta arena on Sunday. August
l. three weeks from the day they
fought twenty rounds without either
receiving a knockout blow.
These men will continue training.
and expect to be in first class condi-
ton, as they were last Sunday. While
both men showed the effects Of the
twenty rounds of hard work, when
the bell sounded at the end of the
twentieth round last Sunday neither
had been hurt.
Friends of both are confident, ami
Judging from the former contest,
these men are about the best matched
of any two who have fought in the
southwest in recent years. A sport
ing man yesterday declared that the
bout in Los Angeles between Wolgast
and Rivers was not to be compared
with the fight in Aqua Prieta last
Sunday. He declared that the inter
esting thing about a boxing contest
was to have men in the ring who are
evenly matched. When one towers
in strength and science over the
other, the result naturally is no
fight
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
DOUGLAS GETS
TENNIS MEET
Southwestern Association Is
Formed at Ell PasO; Bis
bee Not Represented
at the Gathering

u would appear that Bisbee tennis
players overlooked bet in not hay-
ing representatives at Fl Pasc 10
participate in the Tournament which
has 1ust been held in that city. and
in the formation of a southwestern
tennis association. Most of the
southwest was represented in the
Pass City, and among those 20 attend
were players from Cananea and
Douglas, the latter city getting the
next session OF the association.
Garnet King. of the FL Paso and
Southwestern railway, was in the
city yesterday and brought the first
report of the tennis association meet.
ing. He stated that Cananea had sent
two representatives, and that Douglas
was also represented IL was at first
expected that the next session would
go to Albuquerque. but Douglas won
with the support of Cananea and Ell
Paso.
Speaking OF the benefits that arise
from such associations and from
friendly meetings between representa-
tives Of the cities OF the southwest in
various sports, Mr.. King mentioned
golf and the bringing of the cities
OF FL Paso, Bisbee and Douglas in
closer relationship thereby. At that
sport, above all others. business men
play, and thus 1t is the more repre-
sentative citizens that have thus been
brought into closer touch. II may be
that the tennis association will have
a similar effect, but it is not expected
TO be equal TO the annual tournaments
OF the three country clubs.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

During the summer months moth-
ars OF young children should watch
for any unnatural lOoseness OF the
novels, When given prompt atteh-
ION al this time serious trouble may
be avoided. Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy can
always be depended upon. For s"'o
by all dealers
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
CANADIAN 500 BOY BROWNS

SAUL,T STE. MARIE. July 10
John Morrison, aged ten years, TEL
off the Canadian locks into the canal
today and was drowned. This IS the
first drowning in the history OF the
canal. The body was recovered.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

Everybody connected with the
Southwestern Athletic club are well
pleased with the results OF Sunday
bout and feel that it was a start
toward making a success OF the So
ries Of sporting events at Aqua
Pgieta for which a concession has
been obtained from the officials in
Mexico.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
COAST LEAGUE
MEXICAN ASSOCIATION

Buy il now. Cnamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is al.
most certain TO be needed before the
summer is over. Buy il now and be
prepared for such an emergency. Fol-
sale by ali dealers. 423
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

.
Surgical Institute physician of large experience and
practice, the first make ALTRRATTNE EXTRACT OF
roots, without a particle OF alcohol or narcotic
that write 20 et know Of
great from msienes and self
writes Mas VIZ IEYE Of Layanh b G. = su
years Conlud four doetors but
20 told
specialist that the
tnens tautbc
advised which did and after months
Is health
Dr. Aiisain salye and
took feiez
tfoatlsz. shall always yonr metiiinea-
Dr. Pierces Pisant Pellets regulate liver and bowels.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

Ables and Rohrer; Baker and Shea.
No game between Portland and
Vernon on account of non-arriyal OF
Vernon in time for game.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
RACE RESULTS

KALAMAZOO. July 16.-Anvil won
the 2:0s trot in three straight heats.
the first in 2:O6 81, second heat
2:0e IL. Longworth 3. won the 2:0S
pace, taking three out Of five. The
2:l8 trot went to Zarrine.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 3, Louisville 1.
Minneapolis 80, Toledo Is.
st. Paul 3 Columbus 4.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

Recently has been dednit animals that alcohol
Of am
unable destroy disease
the deatho one-haH of
alcohol which gyeic
DR.
lis the blood
the bunbr
trsuerub ISL wIichh a umulate durng
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
GAMES TODAY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
COAST LEAGUE

Vernon al Portland.
San Francisco at Oakland.
Sacramento at Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

Tozer and Smith; Arellanes, Baum
and Cheek
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17

Johnson and Alnsmlth. Peters,
Belt. LANCE and Kuhn; Game called
at end eighth inning to permit Chi
cago to catch train.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
Scores Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cole, Robinson and Simon; Wing
ling, Rucker and Miller; 90 inningsl O..
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
COAST LEAGUE

NVIIIIIo dIIN NaII IStiHl MI
Stanage and Onslow.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-07-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE

WafhOp and SWeeuy, Baumgafdner
and Kritchell, Stephens.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
REPUBLICANS OF new
YORK NAME A TICKET
Spirited Convention Contests
Over Three Offices.
Senator Elihu Root Places Seal Of
Approval on What He Says Is
"Healthy and Whole
some Ticket"

The Republican state convention at
Saratoga, N Y. nominated the follow.
ing candidates for state offices:
For Governor Job II. Hedges OF
New York county.
Lieutenant Governor - James w.
Wadsworth, Jr., of Livingston.
Secretary OF Francis NJ.
Hugo OF Jefferson.
Comptroller-W William d. Cunning.
ham OF Ulster.
State William Archer OF
Westchester.
Attorney General Meier Il. Stein.
brink OF Kings
For State Engineer and Surveyor
Frank M. Williams Of Orange.
Associate Judge Of the Court OF APP
peals-Frank H. Hiscock of Onondaga,
now supreme court justice for the
Fifth judicial district
Session Eight Hours Long.
The convention was in session eight
hours There were spirited contests
over the nominations for governor,
comptroller and attorney general. Sem
ator Root before leaving for New York
said:
ut is a healthy and wholesome tick
ct II Is a ticket nominated by the
delegates themselves II would have
been most cruel and wicked thing
for any man here TO have attempted
TO Illustrate the ambitions OF the
three candidates for governor who
presented themselves TO the people.
IT would have stifled ambition. II
would have choked natural aspiration
for any Republican here 20 have at
tempted 10 set aside either MIR.
Hedges. Mr. Wordsworth or Mr. Ben
nett. Judge Hedges viii make an ex-
cellent candidate for governor"
Underground Operations Fail.
Permanent Chairman Bracket had
no more got the convention under way
in the morning when word came
through the delegations that there was
colored gentleman IN the woodple,
and, after Hedges and Wadsworth and
Bennett had worn themselves out in
the ballots, this behind the door
candidate was 10 appear But as
things worked out, Il appeared that
such negotiations were disappointing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
SHORT NOTES

MIR Daniel Newell Case, brother Of
Mrs A f. Jones, died at the Boying.
ton House in this city on Monday, the
23rd inst. Mr.. Case had been in poor
health for some time and had come 20
Iron River in the hope of restoration.
His last illness. however. was Of but
short duration. The deceased was Just
fifty years Of age, having been born on
September 18th, 1862. Mrs. Case ar
rivod from Amherst, Wis. on Mon
day. ON Tuesday brief funeral ser
vices were held in the private apart
ments OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jones al the
Boyington and the remains taken soon
after TO Baraboo. Wis. for interment
accompanied by Mrs. Case and Mr..
and Mrs, A. F. Jones.
AT the recent meeting OF the STAN.
baugh township board for the opening
Of the bids for the new hall the con
ract for the same was awarded to Con
tractor Richard Anderson OF STAN.
baugh. The cement footipgs for the
hall are now peing laid. with six or
eight men on the job. and the rest OF
the construction work will be- pushed
along Immediately.
On Saturday afternoon, September
2ist, at the home OF the bride at the
Commonwealth location Miss Emma
Asplund was united in marriage to Nh
Edwin Carlson, the Rev. Engstrom OF
IRON River officiating. There were
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
FOUR BEATEN TO DEATH
Robbers Burn Illinois Farm
House to Conceal Crime.

Hammered to death with clubs and
their Bodies then burned to obliterate
traces OF slaughter, was tie fate Of
four persons whose charred remains
were found IN the ruins Of the Pian.
schmidt farmhouse near Payson six
teen miles southeast OF Quincy. III
The dead are g. A. Pfanschmidt.
owner Of the place; Mrs. Planschmidt.
Blanche. the fifteenyear-old daughter
OF the pfanschmidts, and Miss Emma
Kaempen, a school teacher who board
ed in the Pfanschmidt home.
Robbery. obviously was the motive
for the quadruple murder and incinera.
ton, for it was generally understood
that Pfanschmidt kept large sums OF
money in his home
The sheriff OF Adams county. with a
posse OF deputies led by pack OF keen
trailer blocChounds. IS searching the
countryside Tor the mrudcrers.
Hundreds q neighbors Of the i'll.
fated faui's are also searching. and
tho crv for summary vengeance as
socr IL murderers are captured
st- ously throughout the
~ scr slrrhood
g no doubt OF murder is
tsiesl the fact that. while the
be- ae victims are charred al.
n.l eccenition, the head OF
So. IS Ven preserved, and
at ,aa TIT the skull Is fearful
wrWv as made with n Climb
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
THIRD TICKET IN MICHIGAN
Progressive Platform Demands Many
Reforms In Legislation.

Lansing. Mich, Oct g. Enthusiasm
pervaded the Michigan state conyen.
ton of tho national Progressive party
in naming its first state ticket. The
ticket named follows
Secretary OF state Howard II. Bait.
dorf. Battle Creek; state treasurer
Frank c. Holmes. Alpena; auditor
general, Herbert f. Baker. Cheboy.
gan; attorney general, julius b. Kirby
Saginaw.
In resolutions the Progressiyes de
nounce the Chicago Republican con
vention and repudiate IT'S action; con.
denim the present primary law and
pledge a statewide one; favor a presi.
dental primary; favor the initiative,
referendum. and recall; condemn "the
use OF Injunction by the courts for
Interior purposes" and declare for
separation Of the judiciary from poll
tics.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05


rne Menominee Range Young Peo-
PIES Union held most enthusiastic
Rally at Iron River on Friday and
Saturday. September 10th and 2ist In
the Presbyterian church. Delegates
were present from Hermansville, Iron
Mountain, Crystal Falls, Palatka and
Iron River.
The Rally opened with song service
ut Z $50 p m. Friday conducted by the
Rev. l.. W. Westphal. of Ircn River,
after which ". D. Howell, state field
worker of the Christian Endeayor
Society, gave splendidly helpful adj
dress entitled, Sin Training for the
Service Of the King. Despite the
downpour of rain large number at
tended the meeting and were well re-
paid for the effort put forth.
On Saturday AT 900 a. m. the song
service was followed by a Quiet
Hour conducted by Rev. William
Roberts Of Iron Mountain, wao spoke
on "Our Plans for Life, following
which Mr.. Howell held conference
on Service for the King. AT $50
p. M. Mr.. Howell conducted Ques-
ton Box that proved full of inspiration
aud help to ALL AT 300 p m. the
election of officers took place. The re.
suit was as follows President Mr.
Edward p. Westphal Iron River !;
Vice President. Mrs Sadie Peterson,
Crystal Falls Recording Secretary,
Mr.. Edwin. Kelly, Palatka Correspon-
ding Secretary, Rev VIM Roberts,
Iron Mountain; Treasurer. Mr. Glenn
McIlroy. Hermansville. At o clock
the members Of the Iron River C. T..
Society served an informal lunch which
brought to close the most helpful
Rally yet held by the Union.
There were about thirty delegates in
attendance and all fel. that the posi-
bilities for better work in all the So
oieites were shown as never before
The Iron River Society, with the pop
ular pastor, proved themselves to be
splendid entertainers, and the dele
gates returned TO their homes with a
warm feeling for the Iron Riventes
and hope that many more such gather
ings may be possible
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
N A n 5 FIELD

Mrs jenkins Of Republic IS here Wis
iting at the home Of Or Edwards
Miss Ida Collins is here visiting her
friends for week
Mr. Alex Ross. 81 was CRYSTAL
Falls business visitor Friday
Mr. Victor Hager spent short time
AT Crystal Falls Friday
Mr. WiIfred Nelson and the Ross
boys came home from CRYSTAL Falls to
visit their parents over sunday
Miss Ethel Ross left for Crystal Falls
70 spend few days with friends
Miss Francis Corbett visited friends
az Crystal Falls saturday
Miss Mary Hager came home Friday
@ sJlnd Sunday with her parents.
Messrs John Mason. Alex Ross. and
joe Fauri were Crystal Falls business
visitors Saturday.
Mr. Ward Norwood left for Amasa
to spend Sunday with his parents.
Miss Ella Corbe,t left for Marquette
Saturday
A baby girl arrived A. the home of
DR. Edwards last Thursday morning
Mother and child doing nicely.
Mr. Chas Peterson and son. Arthur.
were Crystal Falls business visitors
Saturday.
Mr. Edgar Bray drove to Crystal
Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Richards entertained a
few lady friends Saturday evening.
Mrs. Laura Gray and children left
TOR Calumet after a SIX weeks visit
with her parents here.
Miss Cora Richards visited her bro.
Their, jim At Crystal Falls Tuesday.
Mrs. j. p. Edwards arrived home
last Wednesday after five weeks stay
at Republic visiting her parents.
Mr. Thomas Richards, Sr. drove over
10 Sagola 10 inspect the road
Mrs. Chas Forsman gave an after.
noon tea in honor Of Mrs. Laura Bray
of Calumet.
Mrs. Erick Dahl visited Crystal Falls
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Msttson drove TO
Crystal Falls Thursday.
Supt. Wall of Iron River visited
Mansfield Wednesday.
Mrs. Penglase of Crystal Falls Is here
visiting at the homes of Masons and
Eddys.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
COUNTY TO PAY DEPUTY
Attorney Fees in False Impris.
onment Case Disputed.
Supreme Court Says Officer Is En-
titled 70 Cost Of Defending
Himself.

Lansing, Mich, Get. ,. - The SUI
preme court held that Howard Mess
more. deputy sheriff Of Macomb coun-
~, is entitled TO receive from coun.
ty' funds which had been allowed him
by the supervisors to reimburse him
for money srent IN defending a suit
against him for false Imprisonment.
Al the time the case arose Mess
more was deputy under the late Sher
In Matthews. who was shot by Benny
Govare, Relgian lad Messmore
went TO the home OF Henry thinner
man. an aged man. 20 arrest him for
failure TO send his grandchildren 10
school. The children lived in Detroit
and were visiting the old people. The
shock Of arrcsting her husband caused
Mrs. Zimmerman 20 die OF heart
trouble on the SPOT, II was alleged
Zimmerman sued Messmore fer false
imprisonment and Justice Kuhn acted
as his attorney. Zimmerman lost
the case and Mtssmore presented his
bill TO the supervisors for the money
he spent in attorneys fees. The
board allowed the bill, but County
Clerk William Kracht, as clerk of the
board, refused 70 sign the warrants.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
BuILDfNG ITEMs

Contractor Gonhue isa busy man
these days. He expects to complete
the house he Is putting up for Frank
Birdsey in week or ten days time
ON the north side Of the village he has
started the finishing work on the new
ten room house that Is building for
George Friend Last week the work
was closed on the coal shed that has
been going np for the water works
plant
Four Of the company houses at the
James mine are enclosed and ready for
plastering. This week Mr. Gonhue
begins the work 81 rumodeling the in
terror cabinet work at krom store.
lie has Just installed steel ceiling and
other improvements in Ed scott 5
building. ard Is putting q second floor
addition on the residence OF NJ Kelley.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
sULzER FOR GOVERNOR
Nominated by the New York State
Democratic Convention.

William sulzer, representative IN
congress from New York city, was
nominated for governor at Syracuse.
N VI. by the Democratic state con.
veutlon. II was the seventh time he
had been a candidate for this nominal
ton
Mir Sulzer was formally declared
tho choice OF the party on the fourth
ballot after the name OF Governor
Dix had been withdrawn. Martin
r. Giynn was nominated for lieuten-
ant governor.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05


present only the members ot the fam
lilies. Mr.. and Mrs Carlson have
moved al once into the attractive new
home just east of the village which the
groom has been preparing for some
time The young couple are receiving
the sincere congratulations of their
many friends here.
The street work in the village Of
Stambauph is going forward rapidly.
The upper end of Lay street j. being
graded and the entire street will soon
receive treatment of crushed stone
over on the street that leads past the
Gasstra row there is also work going
on right along Just now il is taking
the shape OF new cement sidewalk
that is being laid in front of the row OF
residences that has Just been complet'
ed. We are reminded that the village
council is TO hold It's regular meeting
next Wednesday evening. October md,
at which time this street is to receive
name. We spoke OF this fact some
time ago and invited the co operation
of those interested. 1t isn't too late.
so send in your suggestions before the
2nd TO F. G. Villas
Otto Trybom of Bates, who has been
working for the past six months on
farm in Kansas. arrived home today
and says that Michigan Is plenty good
enough for him, at least for some time
10 come. He was accompanied by mis-
uncle, Carl Trybom, and sister, Miss
Emily Trybom The latter has vaiu-
able claim in Montana. She has five
months leave of absence and will spend
the time at the home of her parents in
Bates
The funeral OF the late Thomas G.
Windsor was held on Sunday afternoon
at two clock from the Presbyterian
church There were services at both
church and cemetery in charge OF the
!. o. o. f. in addition to those at
which the Rev. H. w, Westphal ofiici
atod. The odd Fellows services were
conducted by ]. o. Black, n. G. and
J. II. Polglase. chaplain. The mem
bers OF the Woodmen Lodge, to which
Mr.. Windsor also belonged, acted az
escort. Interment was made at the
Iron River cemetery.
Iron River has another inventor IN
the person Of John L, Diedericks Mr.
Diedericks has devised clothes line
tightener the patent papers for which
are now going through and which. will
be complete 10y the middle of Decen
Ter The inventor is still a pupil in
High School, working outside school
Ii urs in the store of J. f. Hayes and
IL is his intention to sell
the right when patented rather than
10 undertake the manufacture Of the
article himself.
John Poulos, who has engaged in the
business here Tor several
years past, has sold out to his uncle,
Sam Apostle OF happening. who already
owns and controls two similar estab.
lishments ID that city. Mr. Apostles
nephew, Peter will have charge Of the
store hare Mr. Poulos leaves this
week for the Canadian 500. where he
viii for time engage in business with
An uncle, His friends here will wish
bim much good luck in his new home.
~ we'll rs prosperity TO his successor
here
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
Gseal eE0rf OR NORTHWEST
eSpert Declares Value Of 1912 prod.
uets WIN BE s72i.ooo 900.

The northwest crop rs worth S72f,-
100000. according 70 an expert writer's
article FOR on agricultural publication
in this city which viii appear in a
few days
He declares that the crop exceeds
IN value that Of 1911 by $3.50. n0O. 600.
The states included in the estimate
are Minnesota, North Dakota. South
Dakota. wyoming Idaho. Montana,
Oregon aud Washington The value.
he says Is greatly enhanced by the
unusual OUTPUT Of fruits ana vege.
tables.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-10-05
FATHER DEAD: SON SOUGHT
Police Try to Carry Out Parents
Dying Request.

Kalamazoo. Mich, oct 3.-That the
dying request OF the father OF Phillip
Oswaldt might be carried out. the
Kalamazoo police began search for
young OSWALD. who is believed to be
In this city.
A letter came to Chief OF Police
Struble from Saginaw. stating that
the father OF the youth had just died.
and that his last request was that his
son be located The police have so
far been unable 20 locate the boy.