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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
SYNOPSIS OF IMPORTANT GENERAL GAME
AND FISH LAWS OF MICHIGAN
1913-1914.

Norr.-This synopsis does not I'M
clude the laws relative 20 commercial
fishing on the Great Lakes. nor local
acts applying only 70 certain town
ships, counties. lakes or rivers.
All violations OF the game and fish
laws should be reported 10 the State
Game. Fish and Forestry Warden. Ian
sing Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

HOW THE TROUBLE STARTS.
Constipation is the cause of many
ailments and disorders that make lite
miserable. Take Chamberlsin's Tab
let's. keep your bowels regular and you
will avoid these diseases For sale by
all dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
GAME ANIMALS.

MOOSE. ELK and CARIBOU-Un-
lawful 10 kill at any time.
DEER-open season from November
10 20 November 80, inclusive Resi-
dent hunters license $50: non-resi-
dent hunters license as; alien resident
hunters license SIS (who has not ce-
clared his intention) May have IN pos
session 80 days after close OF season.
Unlawful for any person 70 kill more
than z
Unlawful 20 kin IN red coat or fawn
IA spotted coat
Unlawful 20 pursue. kill or capture
any deer while II is In the water.
Unlawful 10 use dogs In hunting.
Unlawful TO use artificial lights In
hunting
Unlawful 10 kill. until 1870. IN Ber-
riea. Calhoun. Gei see. lngham. Jack
son, Kalamazoo, Oakland and st Clair
counties.
Unlawful TO kill. until lsls. on Bots
Blanc Island.
Unlawful 10 knowingly trap. inJure
which are kept IN or have escaped
from any private enclosure.
RABBITS Open season from Sep
TENDER 10 March l. inclusive
Unlawful TO use ferrets or Guinea
pigs In hunting
Farmers and fruit growers may use
ferrets in killing rabbits on their en-
closed lands.
When lawfully killed may be trans
ported and sold
sQUIRREI1-Unlawf 10 hunt FOX.
BLACK or GRAY. until 1915.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

Constipation causes bad breath. sal
low complexion. dull >radaches, slug
eish feeling all over, Hollister' r.
M. Tea will drive constipation away.
25c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

Philippines IN few years what has
not been done in other countries In
generations. But while this speaks OF
your energy and wisdom Il also speaks
OF ours and OF our advanced clviliza-
ton when you came 10 the islands.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

A Summer tonic that makes rich
blood, clears the stomach and bowels
Hollister' r. NJ. Tea 86c.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
Senior ouezon's Speech.
Mr.. Quezon said In part;

Mr.. Quezon said In part
Ever since American occupation OF
the islands two different policies have
been proposed by the two great politi-
tcal parties then In existence In the
United States One policy was TO in
definitely retain the control OF the is-
lands on the ground Of the assumed
lunfitness Of the people thereof 10 take
care OF themselves until such I'M
known century az said people shall be
fit for self government and In the In.
terim 10 develop the natural resources
OF the archipelago through American
capital and establish schools and build
all sorts OF means Of transportation
and communication This policy con
sidered the question OF independence,
for which we fought. one after the
other, Spanish and American domino
ton, as something that the Filipinos OF
today may properly continue TO have
I'm mind, but they must have out OF
eight'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

OF the Philippines, IN public speech
made before the Union Reading col
lege. alluded with regrets 10 the III
feeling between Americans and Fill
pinos in the islands. but expressed his
conviction that the next decade would
change that condition. In 1909. six
years after this statement was made.
another governor general. before the
Quill club, deplored that the gulf be-
tween Americans and Filipinos was
growing wider. Last May an Ameri-
can, who has lived for nearly ten
years In the Philippines, wrote In one
Of the magazines, Our yoke today Is
far more odious TO the native educat.
ed and uneducated than when we
started
These statements show that every
year that has rolled by with the policy
so far pursued has witnessed grow
Ing misunderstanding between the FL
ipinos and their American associates.
From this II should be clear 10 all
thinking men that material prosperity
alone viii not satisfy the Filipinos. In
other words, II Is not your philanthro
by, your religious. commercial or gov
ernmental aid that we need or desire
II Is your recognition OF our right 10
claim and TO enjoy that which is most
dear 20 you Freedom.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
FUR BEARING ANIMALS.

BEAVER-Open season November
20 May IL, inclusive. License $40. TO be
obtained OF county clerk.
OTTER, FISHER, MARTEN, FOX.
MINK, RACCOoN AND sKUNK-Un-
lawful 10 take. trap or Kill from April
10 October 81, inclusive.
MUSKRAT-Unlawfu 20 take. trap
or kill from April ID to October 81, in
elusive.
Unlawful 20 use firearms or explo-
sives in hunting.
MUsKRAT OR BEAVER HOUSES
Unlawful 20 destroy. disturb or modest
at any time, OF set any trap within SIX
feet OF a muskrat house.
Unlawful 10 set or put out any musk
rat traps preceding the day OF the open
season
WOLF, LYNX AND WILDCAT
Bounty for wolf over six months SIS;
for wolf under six months. $40; for
lynx, Sc: for wildcat. s.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
WAITE RFOWL

DUCKS. sNIPT. FLOWER, SHORE
BIRDS, SORA RAILS-Opsn season
from September 70 December 81, in
elusive.
Unlawful TO take in one day more
than 8 Ducks. Geese and Brant; 6
Plover; Snipe and other Shore Birds, 10
Unlawful 10 take in one calendar
yeAv more than 20 Plover, or snipe and
othel Shore Birds.
Unlawful TO have In possession at
any time In all more than "a Geese
Brant and Duck; % Plover; 20 6nipe
and other Shore Birds.
Unlawful 20 use any floating device
propelled by steam, gas. naphtha, oil,
gasoline or electricity. or sail boat, or
10 use any swivel or punt gun battery
sinkboat or similar device.
Unlawful 90 use gun OF greater size
than ten gnuge
Unlawful 10 hunt from sunset 90 sun
rise
RAILS AND CooTs-open season
September 10 20 December 81, inclusive
GEESE. BRANT. PINTAfI. RED
HEAD. BLUE BILL. WHISTLER
BUTTERBALL AND WIDGEON =
open season. September l to Aprii 3d.
inclusive.
wooDCocR-Open season, October
20 November %. inclusive.
Unlawful 20 take more than in one
day
Unlawful to have in possession at
any one time more than 20
Unlawful TO Kill more than 60 In any
calendar year.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16

"The other policy was 90 grant Phil.
ippine independence as IL has been
granted to Cuba. Inasmuch as the
sponsors OF the FIRST policy were In
power when the United States took
possession OF the archipelago and re
manned In power until last March, they
consistently proceeded 70 put into prac.
tice their policy; they induced Amerf
can capital TO come into the islands;
they built schools. roads, railroads, tel
egraphs. telephones, etc; they made a
succes.Iful effort 10 have free trade
between the Philippines and the Unit
td States
AT the very start OF this policy they
prophesied that In proportion to the
increase OF our trade with the United
States our content and satisfaction to
live under American tutelage would
increase. and they predicted the day
when the Filipinos Of their own desire
would never sever their connection
with the United states In order that
thu may not prove 10 be false proph-
a.. 'se who thought this way cou-
lles ieir forecast with the astound-
M becoming that the Filiplnos want
~ dependence now because they
v'srr ut ready for II, but when they
were az 10 take care Of themselves
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
GAME BIRDS.

QUAIIl-Unlawful 10 kill until 1917.
PRAIRIE CHICKEN - Unlawful TO
kin or capture at any time.
PARTRIDGE AND SPRUCE HEN
open season from October 20 Novem-
Der 80. inclusive.
Unlawful 10 take more than 9 IN one
day.
Unlawful 20 take more than 90 In one
calendar year.
Unlawful 20 have in possession more
than IS in all at one time.
HoMING PIGEONS AND HOuRN-
ING DOVES-Unlawful to capture or
Kill at any time.
MoNGoLIAN CENGLISID PLEAS
ANT. BLACK FOWL. CAPERCAII,-
ZIE. HAZEL GROUSE AND WILD
TURKEY Unlawful 70 hunt until 1917.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
Arguments Of Opposition.


81 know there are two forthcoming
answers 20 this remark OF mine.
have heard them many a time. ! have
read them in print first. that II Is not
true that the masses OF the Filipino
people want Independence that. on
the contrary. they are perfectly con-
tent TO live under American rule: that
they do not know what independence
means and would not know what 10
do with II II they had Il; that only a
small and noisy group OF irrespousi.
Bile demagogues. Office seekers and pol
iticians who hope or expect 10 be a.
power In the event OF Philippine in.
dependence. is crying loudly against
American rule.
Second that the words OF Presi
dent Wilson are not applicable 20 the
present condition OF the lHiipinus, be.
cause, although they do not have ma.
tional independence, they have Indi.
yidual freedom.
ITO those who hold the first theory
let me say that they are deadly wrong.
The Filipiuos have given all possible
evidence ia words as well as In costly
deeds OF their unanimous and very
earnest desire OF becoming an indie
pendent nation Only an inexplicable
blindness can fail 10 see this fact.
Force. and very superior force alone,
can keep the Filipinos in subsection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
NON. GAME BIRDS.

Unlawful to kill. capture or have IN
possession. excepting Blaokbirds, Eng
lish Sparrows, Crows. Cooper's Hawks,
sharp-shinned Hawks and Great Horn
ed Owls
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
Growing National Spirit.

Nov, gentlemen, am sure that l
am correct when / say that nothing
short of Philippine independence grant
ed now or promised TO be granted
within comparatively short time will
satisfy the Filipinos, and every days
delay IN doing this makes the FIJI
pinos more unhappy and Disconnected
And my knowledge OF the feelings OF
my people cannot be successfully chnl
lenged.
II have been fortunate enough TO be
associated with all classes OF Filipinos.
have mingled with the poor as well
as with the rich. Moreover. | have
witnessed from my childhood this
growing sentiment of nationality and
desire for independence was reared
by that same feeling When / express
the feeling OF my people am sure
that ] am not wrong, because am ex.
pressing my own feelings, and when
express my own feelings l know that
! am expressing those OF my people.
because mine have been inspired by
the national spirit that fills the atInos,
phere throughout the islands"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-08-16
Not a Free People.


''To those who assert that the Fill
pinos, although under American guard
ianship, are free people let me say
that freedom aud guardianship are
two Incompatible ideas. The fact that
the Filipinos are given I'm the organic
act the same individual rights that
the American citizens have, with the
exception OF the right 10 bear arms
and be tried by jury, does not make
the Filipino ns free as an American
citizen, as has been alleged free
man is he whose rights are secured by
himself and cannot be taken away
from him AZ VIII Our SO called indi
vldual rights are granted to us by con
gress, which has reserved the right 10
take them away from us at any time.
"The case OF Canada. Australia and
other self governing British colonies
has been cited 10 prove that n people
may not have national independence
and yet be free. But the people Of
these colonies are free people be-
cause their very loose connection with
Great Britain is OF their own will, and
the mother country may not interfere
with their affairs Our status Is Who'll.
ly at variance with the Canadians or
Australians. We are not free either as
q people or as individuals.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09
IQ4l new
4 IF CITIZENS
1T IN. /: March! NJ
i: iH:.: -. HI:
FLIckERTAiL sToRK MAKES
GREAT RECORD IN STATE
:; DURING MARCH. %'-.r -

Even is North Dakota is a dry"
state, there is one crop that always
makes good, and that is the crop of
new citizens who make their initial
bow upon the stage of the world,
within the, limits of our good state.
the March vital statistics for North
Dakota report 1041 births to 1868
Deaths. or nearly three to one in ia
Evor of the stork. =.
The only contagious disease :, re-
ported by the state health department
where there are large number of
cases was measles. of which there
were 245 cases in the state in March,
In a recent address, attention was
called to the fact that an epidemic of
measles usually comes along during
house cleaning season and the reason
for this is that the winters accumu-
lation of dirt is stirred up in house
cleaning in which there are germs Of
the disease, the. children breathe
them and there you.:are. The remedy
is to keep the house clean the year
around, rather than to accumulate
cleaning for the semi-annual events.
Less: furniture, no carpets, hardwood
floors, etc., which will simplify clean.
ing will help. . -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09

The contest, said Mr.; Center, indi.
Gated without any question the value.
of home, grown seed and it's superior
ity: as compared to seed which was
brought, IN from outside sources: But
of the 26 winners in the various di.
visions; ffthe contest,n73~ per cent of
them used home grown seed corn,
and nearly all Of the remainder used
corn, grown in. the, vicinity...of their
own farms. Apparently it was impos-
sible to produce high yield OF ma
tured corn uless the: seed; had pre-.
viously been grown I'M that locality A
very large percentage Of the contest.
ants who failed ito produce; the good
yields in mature: corn had made use
of foreign seed, with the result that a
large percentage of: mature corn lin
the state is dependent on home grown
seed. IN T.. .a!- -. u.% 80. =
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09
CONTEST IS
! EVIDENCE / \ l. ] ! | T. Of
y 81 + i Ii: : ;:#:: 1: :: 81. e.,
! seed VALUE:
H., = II! i I: !: H.. !. i.
CORN CONTEST PROVES CoNcEu.
StVELY VAEUE OF HOME
y. GROWN SEED. CORN 4:r...,

! In discussing the varieties Of seed
] corn most used in the 1912 corn yield
fcontest, %. D. Center, of the Better
Farming association, stated recently
\ that Northwestern Dent, Minnesota
4 No. u, Minnesota No 20, Gehu Flint
3;and various varieties of early matur-
ting. dent corn were the most generally
fused. Northwestern Dent, which pro.
Fduced the highest yield of mature corn,
represented IS per cent Of the corn
that was planted, This variety was
#grown in all parts of the state and
fthe- percentage was practically the
tsame in both the northern and the
southern sections The next most
Popular variety was Minnesota No. %,
with No. 10 as third in popularity.
minnesota No. Is is well suited to the
southeastern and eastern section, of
the. state where the growing period is
long enough to allow it to mature In
comparing the three highest acre
yields of Minnesota No. 13 and North
Ewestern Dent, it is found that total
Tor zoos and 2OO.SS,, bushels were pro.
duced respectively. Many varieties
other than those named Of dent corn
and Of the flints were grown. The
Mercer and the Triumph Flint were
very popular The: yields @,.of these,
however, We're lower than Of the dents.
The 5flints showed a very; early ma
turity and gave surprisingly ! good
yields, averaging over 50 bushels to
the acre. Flint corn is undoubtedly
VERY. valuable for the northern O. ane.
western sections of the state. It viii
mature and furnish a. great deal of
feed. It should eventually be more
popular than the dents in those. sec.
tons Of the state. 1t will mature and
furnish a great deal Of feed. It should
eventually befmore popular than the
dents l,s nlt IN those sections and If improy-
Jed Jed varieties carrying the ear higher;
i, the stalk can be; secured, should
the dents. .I.8l
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09
WILSON ON IMMIGRATION. ; Us.

At this time when disputes arising
outsof the presence Of aliens in Cali
for fornia are prominently before the
public, the views upon immigration Of
I hist brian who ! is now president may
be#of interest. In his History of the
American People, Mr. Wilson says:
M The census OF 1880 showed the
population Of the country increased
to 62,622,25O, an addition of 1906.
s467 within the decade. Immigrants
poured in as before, but with an al
formation Of stock which students of
affairs viewed with uneaseiness
Throughout the century, men of the
sturdy stocks of the north Of Europe
had made up the main strain of for
eign blood which was every year add
ed to the vital working force of the
country, or else men of Latin Gallo
stocks of France and Northern Italy.
but now there came mu't'tudes CT
men. of the lowest class from the
south Of Italy and men of the maaner
sort out of Hungary and Poland, men
out of the ranks where there was
neither skill nor energy nor any mi
tiative of quick Intelligence; and they
came in numbers which increased
from year to year, as il the countries
OF the south Of Europe We're disbur-
dening themselves o. the more sordid
and hapless. elements oI their popu-
lation, the men whose standards of
life and Of work were srch as Ameri-
can workmen had never dreamed of
hitherto.
The people of the Pacific roast had
clamored these many years against
the admission Of Immigrants out OF
China, and in May, 1852, got at last
what they wanted, a federal statute
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09
For the Weak and Nssrvo,ts

ss.s, I,ilrleedt l weak, nervous men and
v; women would feel ambitious, ener.
getie, fulli Of life and always have Il
good appetite, If they would do the.
sensible : thing fos. health-take Elec.
VIC 81 Bltters. Nothing better for tho
stomach, liver or kidneys. Thousands
say y q they owe their lives to this. Won
aeflu nome remedy Mrs. o.. Rtaiftie.
y, vault, OF 'vestalt Center, M ", SAYS: {.
y regard Electric Bitters as one ~
me greatest Of gifts. can never for.
get what It has done for nie..s Get =.
pottle Yourself and see what diner.
snce 81. II VIII make iii your health. Orily
eocs and ,09. Recommended bys ai i
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09

which practically excluded from the
United States all Chinese who had II OF
already acquired the right of resi-
dence; and yet the Chinese were more!
to be desired than most Of the coarse
crew that crowded in every year
at the eastern ports. They had, Go
doubt, many an unsavory habit, bred.
quarters where they most ubonndeG
in the western seaports, and seemed
separated by their nature from the
people among whom they had cone to
live; but it was their skill, their in.
telligence, their hardy power to la.
bor their knack at succeeding and
driving duller rivals out rather than
their alien habits, that made them
feared and hated and led to their ex3
clusion at the prayer III the men they
were likely to dlsp!acc should The"
multiply. The unlucky fellows whc
came in at the eastern ports were
tolerated because they usrrped no
place but the very lowest in the scale
of labor
The reasons which Mr.. Wilson
says were the :eal reasons for the Oh.
lection to the Chinese are the same
as in the case of men Of inferior
classes does not NEE: with objections
such as are raised against tire gain
ing of a foothold by those of low
standard of living and VINO have the
skill, intelligence aud power TO COM
pete. The objection to the Japs at
this time is not thai they are a weak
class easily imposed upon aid ex-
plotted, but because they are ac1usi-
tive, industrious, thrifty, and that
their low standard of living enables
them to overcome the people OF other
nations in the competitor Of labor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09
NOTICE 70 .cREnlrnals

In the matter of the estate of Osten
Peterson, Deceased.
mo tice is hereby given by the un.
aersigned, John sjoberg, administra-
tor OF the estate, Of Osten Peterson,
late Of the township Of Grand Harbor
n: the county Of Ramsey and state OF
North Dakota, deceased; to the credi.
tors orr pr, and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to exhibit
tnem with necessary vouchers, within
SIX months after: the first publication
or this notice, to said administrator ~
nls residence, in the. township; ~
Grand Harbor in said RAMSEY, comfy nm
Or Or with Silver serumgard,; hfs attor.
ney, at his office in Devils: lake. n: r.
Dated April 20; A.. b. 1918, asss5s ....-,s.s
5x. JOHN sJoBERG CT; Administtrator
First publication on the 42nd day az
May, "A. D. 1913 +: ~, s:5E 7 = -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1913-05-09
Best Medicine for Colds.

When druggist recommends Il
remedy for colds, throat and lung
troubles, you can feel sure that he
knows. what he: is talking about. c.
Lower, druggist, of Marion, Ohio,
writes to DR. Kings New Discovery
II know DR.. Kings New Discovery is
the best, throat and lung medicine I
sell. 1t cured my wife of severe
bronchial cold after all other remedies
failed" 1t will do the same for you il
you are suffering with cold or any
bronchial, throat or lung cough. Keep
a bottle on hand all the, time for
everyone in the family to use. 1t is a
home doctor. Price Soc and s1.0o
Guaranteed by all druggists.-Advt.