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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-05
BREATHE FREELY OPEN N0STRlLS
AND STUFFED HEAD fh6 6GATARRA

grant balm dissolvss By the heat OF
the nostrils; psnstratss and heals
the innamsd. swollen membrane
which lines the. nose. head and
throat; clears the cir passages;
stops nasty discharges and . feeling
Of cleansing. soothing relief comes
Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight strug-
cling for breath. with head stuffed;
nostti's closed. hawking and blow
ing. Catarrh or . cold. with it's
running nose. foul mucous dropping
Into the throat. and raw drynsss h
distressing but truly needless.
Put your faith--just onee--in
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
Or eatarrh win surely dissppsas.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-05

Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Tompkins and
grandson. Wardsl, came In Tuesday
from the Tompkins ranch near Bo-
nanza. They win return home today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-05

''The normal pulse OF horse may
vary from 2s to 10 pulsations q min
ute." says q veterinary science lecture
report being prepared for the short
course at the Oregon Agricultural
College.
"The best place TO take tho pulse
Of the horse is at the point where the
suh-maxilIary or facial artery In CON-
pany with the vein Of the same name
and stenson's duct. turn around the
edge Of the inferior maxills or lower
Jaw bone. in other words on the Jaw
bone about four Inches In front In
front OF the throat latch"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-05
WALLACE SUED
FOR DAMAGES
PASADENA MAN CHARGES LiEu.
TENANT GOVERNOR on cAk,
MA WITH FRAUD IN
TRANSACTION


.h'''a X!ELns. Fob, SC W.
In Lv.SE OF south Pasadena has n'e'
Eecmplsiut against Lieutenant Gov
cruor Wallace. charging him win
fraud. and asking sio.soo damages
wallace boush, tho site Of his home
a, la Crcseenta from Fleming. who
charges that wallace misrepressn'ed
tho value Of his securities.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-05

Do not pF1 ~ Its. One person
In every hvs isabled every year
BY accident. srt >coy psdd2Gg
kind o9psst so3 kIn q.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-02-05
WOMAN SENT TO
ENGLISH PRISON
SYLVIA PANKHURsT. MILITANT
sUyHRAOETTE. rs GIVEN Az
rERNAnvE or PAYING FINE
OR GOING 10 JAIL
United Prsss service

United Prsss service
LONDON. Feb. Sylvia Pank.
hurst was arraiEncd In How street
this morning and given the altsrna-
tive OF nns or fourteen days In Jail.
she declared that she would accept
neither. and II Jailed would start q
hunger strike. she was sent 10
prison.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
Home Making Demonstration

What is probably the best demon
strstion of making a home in Clover
land can now be seen on the Pinery
road in l. Anse township.
A year ago Edward Kolia and Frank
Lima. OF Crystal Falls, each purchased
forty acres of land covered with Sc
cond growth. Today, by their own
efforts. they have dwellings for their
families and barns for stock erected.
They are stumping the land and viii
have seeded this season about hve
acres each.
This is practical illustration OF
what can be done here. These two
sturdy sons OF Northern Europe will
soon have a place to be proud OF and
will he independent in one OF the ban
ner counties Of Cleveland.
Ed. Robillard, on the Herman road
at Brennan landing, is making rapic
progress in clearing up his forty anc
paving the way to future comfort. ID
has mum Der of acres cut over. stump
ed and ready to pillow. He has als'
erected home on his clearing. Il A
nse Sentinel.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
Female Measures Defeated

The report OF the state labor commis-
sioner. Perry +. Powers. scores the
present Legislature for it's failure to
enact into law numerous proposals de-
signed to help along the welfare Of fe.
male workers.
Mr.. Powers says that the Legislature
was evidently looked after 10y some one
who succeeded in having the measures
proposed by his department defeated.
Among the measures that failed 70
be- enacted into laws was the proposed
telephone operators bill and one
affecting female workers in canning
factories The proposal 70 compel ho.
tells 10 maintain sitting room for
their female help and several other
measures Of the kind. were. according
to Mr.. Powers, passed over bY the leg
islature
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
Rushing Ore Shipments

A congestion OF boats for the load
ing Of ore was reported at Duluth the
latter part of last week owing to the
large number that arrived at the same
time. The arrival of so many at the
same time was caused mainly by the
rains and fogs that held mp the boats
on their up bound trips or kept them
at the docks unloadcd after they arri
we'd.
Reports are that there is a lot OF ice
still in lake Superior and that some
Of the floating cakes are large enough
90 be Of danger 70 the boats.
It is thought that from now on boats
will run uninterrsptedly until the end
of the season and shippers will make
an effort 20 catch up during the month
Of June what has been lost during the
month of April. n this action takes
place IL ought TO make June a big mo-
nth in shipments.
Duluth harbor Is considerably behind
Essanaha because o. the early opening
of thereafter harbor rs compared with
the former. Escansba was about three
weeks ahead OF Duluth and the ship.
pers from that port are not behind
with their schedule
Local shippers are sending out lo
of ore but there is no big rash. Stock
cd ore is going away fairly well an'
at rate that promises TO leave bu
little on the ore docks at the mines b.
the time that shipping is over with.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
May Extend TO Mastodon

l.. T. Sterling of Iron Mountain was
in the city last Wednesday in confer.
ence of Supt. Earl Richards over the
proposed extension Of the electric pow
or line from the companys main line
to Iron River 10 the Longyear proper
ties at Mastodon.
= The.Twin falls power plant is now in
operation and is making contracts with
the mines where ever possible to sup
ply them with power. The main line
or the power plant IL about three miles
from Mastodon 50 that the extension
to that district can be made compare
lively easy.
The result OF the negotiations were
that the engineers OF the power com
pany have been set at work making es
Inmates and selection of material :,
present to the Longyear people will
costs of service.
In order 20 supply the mines !
viii be necessary 10 PCT In a stepping
down plant az a cost Of some-wher
about $40 600 at Mastodon. Tn
current carried on the wires is abou
iG, O0OO k. W. and in order to be avail
able 1t must be reduced or steppe
down 10 about 400 X. W.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
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Swedish Lutheran Church
David ]. Laurence. pastor.

Sunday School at 8 so and Devotion
al services 10 45. No meeting in the
evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at Z 30
The Ladies Aid No. | will meet at
the home of Mrs. Otto Carlson Thurs
day afternoon.
The Loyal Helpers meet the same
evening at the home Of MIS-. Andrew
Ostrand.
On Sunday, the Sth of June, the con-
firmation OF 10 children will occur.
The services begins at 1000 o'clock.
In the evening at Z 30 the Holy Com
munion. Those who have been con-
firmed incur church are requested to
meet in the church parlors at 600
O'Clock for "a confirmation reunion.
Light lunch will be served.as last year.
We do also kindly ask that all of these
yount people will remain for.the even
: ing services and II you feel so invited
| 10 take part int he Lords Supper
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

The decision rendered by the Y. >.
Supreme court in the 500 water power
case "a one Of the most far reaching
that mas been handed down in long
time In brief. the Chanler Dunbar
company owned water frontage on the
Sc. Mary's river and this frontage car
RED water power with it. The govern.
ment wanted the place for lock ana
TOOK II. The water power company
sued and we're awarded a judgment
tor a half million dollars by the lower
oourt. The company thought that the
water power right. which according
10 their contention extended TO the
center of the river. WAS worth mil
lion 80 they carried tue case to the SUI
preme court That tribunal held that
the water and water power of navig-
able rivers belongs not to the owner
of the land along the river bank but
70 the government and the Chandler
Dunbar couS&ny is not entitled to any
thing Tor the power rights taken from
them. This decision established thu
Ownership of water power on navig
able streams in the government an'
not in any owner of real estate alonI
the banks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
Yeomen In Revolt

The Crystal Falls Yeomen VIII DC
inter- ssed in the agitation that Is now
going on for the separation Of the mp
per y .nlnsula from the lower IN inc
American Yeomen organization Inc
lower peninsula fellows came to Memo
minee last winter and ran rough
house OF il: holding a rump convention
and. capturing the treasurer OK tine
organization they got possession OF the
state funds and let the upper peninsula
fellows whistle for their pay ana
pains.
The upper peninsula members now
propose TO pull away from the mem.
bers OF the lower part Of the state ana
form jurisdiction Of their own. iney
claim they would Ice satisfied 20 anil
ate with the homesteads In northern
WISCONSIN in case the national officers
consider the upper peninsula Jurisuic-
tion TOO small for separate organiza-
ton
The fight will he carried TO the ma
tional meeting. which will be held
next month in Oklohoma city. Two
sets of delegates will represent Micn-
iQan. one from the upper peninsula.
the other from the lower part OF the
state. with each faction seeking pre-
sentation in the convention. The up
per peninsula will send some OF III
strongest members and among then
men who have been identified witt
the management Of the local home
steads since they were installed. In'
first homesteads in this state wer'
organized in the upper peninsula ant
the total membership of these is con
siderably larger than that of the lowe
peninsuls. Menominee haze been tn
headquarters for the state ever sine
the society was organized there an
most of the state meetings have lee
held in that city. The homesteads ]
the upper peninsula will pay the eS
penses of the delegates elected nc "a
national meeting, but the members
, this section believe that they are
. the right and they will be seated !
:. the delegates from the other states.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

The copper country papers tell OF
two miners who went TO Iron River
srom the copper country looking tor
work and failed TO find It, Being ont
Of funds they had To- walk back TO the
copper country. The thing makes
good story hut we doubt very much
that any miner went to Iron River
looking for work and failed to find II
Irnn River has plenty of work 70 offer
all corners and the two miners must
have found an easy mark In some
reporter.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

Senator Cummings was never more
consistent than when he asked for
proof that big lobby infests the CAPT
toll at Washington TO prevent the tariff
legislation from going through. Pres.
Wilson made the accusation and 1t Is
up TO him 20 prove his assertion.
sen. Cummings and the republicans
are seeking to change the tariff bill AS
their own views dictate and the dem
ocrats would give out the impression
that they are working in conJunc'
ton with tins mythical lobby. Ii
lobby is there and Pres. Wilson knows
OF il he can do the country great
service by pointing il out specifically
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
Swedish M. e. Church

Mission meetings will be held in the
Swedish M. T. church next week be-
ginning with Thursday evening ana
continuing over Sunday. Rev. Gustav
q. Westman from Republic Mich,
formerly pastor of the local church,
will assist the pastor. Meetings will
begin at Z 4o p. m. and cordial in
vitation is extended TO all Scandinav-
ians 10 attend.
Otto A. Johnson, Pastor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

Commissioner Powers should remem-
Der that the last Legislature was more
interested in TOUR flushing on the cleo
ton, primary and several socialistic
matters designed to get the Legislators
in the lime light for political promo
tion than Ia digging into any real,
live reform measures designed to make
easier the earning OF the daily meal.
The people of Michigan were visited
by political epidemic last fall and II
il not TO be wondered at that the
ouacks had al inning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
DlspeNsATIoN IS GRANTED
Scottish Rite Masons 10 Hold U P. Reunion
In Marquette.

In Marquette,
The Scottish Rite branch of the Ma
sons will hold their first reunion in the
Upper Peninsula under consistorisi
dispensation June 24-20. and Marquette
is the chosen city TOR the meeting.
The dispensation has been recently
granted 10y Sovereign Grand Com
mander Smith. OF Cleveland, Marquette
has been fighting for the consistory for
the past twenty-five years. aud the dis
pensstion will be of great benefit 70 the
Masops OF the Upper Peninsula, be-
cause of the tact that heretofore, Ma
sons wishing TO take the consistory
degrees have been obliged to 60 TO
Grand Rapids or Detroit. Because OF
this fact. the work has been very much
retarded. and very few have taken con
sistory degrees at all.
1 The Scottish Rite branch is divided
into four sections: The lodge OF Per
section. which includes all degrees
from the fourth to the fourteenth the
Council OF Princes of Jerusalem, which
includes the 15th TO 10th degrees, the
Chapter of Rose Croix, which includes
the nth and 18th degrees, and the Con-
lsistory. which includes all degrees M
10 the Send.
BY the recent dispensation, George
Tucker of Marquette, has been appoint
ed commander in-chief. Robert II
Shields. of Houghton, lieutenant com
mander, and A. j. Young, Of Escanaba
second lieutenant commander.
The consistory work will be carried
, on at the Masonic temple and teams
> from Grand Rapids will come to Mar
! quette to hell to confer the degrees
! Very much interest has already beer
= shown by Masons all over the Uppe
= Peninsula. and large number tina
(. have taken degrees mp to the eighteen
. th will come here TO receive the highe
Z degrees.
n Although the headquarters will b
: in Marquette, all the privileges ar
intended tor all Masons OF the Uppe
Peninsula. Programs of the generi
work will be made out and sent
members OF the Scottish Rite membe
of Northern Michigan.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

A National Association formed to
elevate the standard of Efe week Of
Commercial Schools and Colleges
throughout the United Ssatcv hiss Sc
lected the Detroit Business University
as It's first choice for membership from
the State Of Michigan on account of IT'S
unblemished record for 90 ycxrs and
its present hkgs state Of efficiency In
equipment and work 10 stAnds Al
and iullY Accredited asa reliable
school hy this Association, and Is we'll
worthy Of this recognition. a coy Of
its new catalogue las inst beea re~iv-
ed at this office
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
BASE GALL
Few Warm Days HAS Started The Germ
Working In the Sporting Blood

Working In the Sporting Blood
It's funny how the fellow who, dur
ing the chill, cold days OF the winter
and early spring says, Nav. we don
want no base ball better pay mp what
we owe and quit, begins pnlling TOT
a base ball team Just as soon as lew
warm DAYS show up in the latter part
Of Nav month. The same guy who pic'
tured gloom in January is roseate Win
iov in MAY. "What is the matter
with this town. care we going TO
die here this summer" Well If the
fellows OF this town aren' the pnnkes'
lot of sports ever seen !" IN give
FIVE spst TO start the bali rolling and
other kindred expressions are heard on
every corner as soon as the straw mar
comes on the scene.
Crystal Falls had it's usual yearly
experience the past week. Every TEL
low with a drop of red blood In ms
veins has been pulling for base ball
team. Saturday evening f Schott
arrived fresh from the fields of the
south ana in trim 10 start pitching as
ne did last year when he won the penn
ant OF the ID. L. league and his arrival
| added TO the clamor for base ball with
the result that meeting OF the citt-
zens was called for last "Wednesday
evening in the Diamond Drill hal
where the matter of organizing base
ball team and trying TO organize
league was taken up
The meeting was held on "Wednesday
evening at the Diamond Drill hall anc
was we'll attended by citizens of thu
/ city interested in keeping up bass
ball. II was the unanimous decision
: that we should have a team and man
! aging committee consisting OF Jas
. f.. Corcoran, l.. A. Henry, Phil Shaw
: +. J. Oswald were appointed TO take
4 hold and manage the affair
2 The Stambaugh boys are on the wa
towards organizing They have Gale
a meeting for Sunday at which a
e organization will he perfected. lro
II River will not be slow in getting az
/ ton on itself for the boys over thei
II are simply waiting the outcome
,. events here to get started. Amasa a
Is ready has team 80 that little tow
!. will be the best equipped of any.
ls The plan is to form an Iron count
As league made up of teams FROM Cryst
A. Fails. Iron River, Stambaugh al
IN Amasa. The promoters argue that TIT
c. can have just as much fun out OF
a league so organized as they can out
7s larger and more expensive organic
at ton. Ii is certain that Amasa viii p
y. lust as much per game as Norway d
last year and play just as stiff a gar
n as did Iron Mountain. There are
re of LOYAL fans at Amasa and with [
&C patronage that will be extended fro
ic CRYSTAL Falls the northern town Dug
'rs TO tare well.
20 The schedule can be arranged 50 Il
Al, a game will be help on each side OF
Ike county each week i. G. when there
al. game at Stambaugh have the II
ed River club over here and when IL
il River has a game have the Stambau
he club over on this side. The same
rangement will prevail when Ami
or Crystal Fails is playing so q
of everyone will have good service.
,er We hope that the league materially
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
ST, Marks Church

Second Sunday after Trinity
sunday School every Sunday at l ~
Evensong md sermon every
Sunday az 30
Choir meets at the Rectory Friday
evenings.
All are welcom, 10 our services and
TO the ministry OF the pastor.
Rev. DR. John III. Davis.
Rector.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
VICTOR LANG sUPT.
viii Have Charge OF Operations at the Hill.
top Victoria Mines.

top Victoria Mines.
Hon. G. r. Roberts got 8 message
this n. IN. from Mr. RunYon OF Cleve-
land telling him that his proposal had
been accepted that the papers We're
being forwarded 20 the company's
attorney. Mr. Chas. Il. Watson of this
city, for signature and thst Mr.. Vic.
tor LANG OF Iron River would be IN
structed 10 start operations At the prop.
erty ut once.
This means the final adjustment Of
the long -dfawn.out negotiations for
the acquisition OF the Hilltop and Vic.
toria and will add working torcc of
at least hundred men TO the mines
within tho city,
Sfr. Laing has held trusted position
with the Oliver Iron Mining company
~ Iron River for many years AID is
we'll khought of on the west side. He
win move 10 Crystal Falls very soon
60 take up mis- work as superintendent
Of the two properties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
First Presbyterian Church.


l:i5 Song Service.
1880 Model Young People $ meeting /
staged bv Y. p. S. q. f OF Palatka.
e:l5 Recess aid Convention Photo.
$50 Address, Rev. VIM. Roberts
Of Iron Mountain THE Opportunity
for the Young People of this Genera
tion.
1880 Conservation and Closing SER
vice Rev. L. W. Westphal.
Here am I, Send Me.
400 Adjournment and Delegates
Luncheon.
This Rally is looked forward to as
the BEST Yet" in every way. it Is
expected that at this time several So
cieties will add their names to the
Roll OF the Union. There are now
thirteen societies which are members
of the Union, seven c. Il. societies
4 Epworth Leagues | Baptist Young
Peoples Union; and | Luther League
representing four denominations from
nine cities-certainly an encouraging
lookout for the future OF the Union
The executive committee is looking
forward TO doing some aggressive
work in the coming months and ear
nestly requests all societies which wish
TO Join, TO. II they cannot do so mt Pal
atka give their names TO Miss Aoa
Bengry, Palatka, who has been appoint
ed Temporary Secretary.
The following is copy OF the Con-
! stitution which is broad enough TO en-
brace any and all societies on the
Range
Art. /. Name
This organization shall be known ~
: the Young Peoples Union OF TN
= Menominee Range.
III Art. 9. Object
| The object Of this Union shall be
| promote Christian fellowship anon
| the various Young Peoples Societie
renresented therein To advance tn
interests of the Young People OF IN
church, and make them more usefnl
the service OF God.
Art. g. Members.
ANY Young Peoples society OF an
denomination, on the Menomin'
Range, may become member ct tn
Union by notifying the Secretary au
mon approval by the Executive Con
, mittee
Il Art 4. Officers
The officers of this Union shall b'
President Vice. President, Core
i ponding Secretary, Recording secrt
: tary and Treasurer.
These officers shall be elected mt q
Annual meeting in September. ~
]. shall serve for one year. or until the
: successors are elected. an exoepti6
being made in the case of the Core
ponding Secretary. who shall hold OFF
= for three years.
;. All Presidents of the Societies forr
: ing this Union shall be Vice Presiden
A of the Union.
\ The Presidents. Vice Presidents Co
: responding and Recording Secretarie
and Treasurer. shall constitute an u
5 ecutive Committee to provide for Z
I general interests OF the Union
s Art 8 Meetings.
Il The meetings Of this Union shall
held quarterly, at such plcaes as m
be determined by the executive COZ
. mittee.
u The President may cal special mes
ings of the Executive Committee VIII
he may deem II necessary.
Art. 6. Duties of Officers.
The duties Of the President. Vic
President. Corresponding and Recor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31
Menomlnee Range Young
Peoples Union
PaIatka Rally, May 3o-3l

Palatka Rally May 3O-5l
. On Friday and Saturday. May 30-alst
the regular quarterly Rally Of the Me.
nominee Range Young Peoples Union
will be held at Palstka on invitation
OF the Christian Endeavor of that
place. The following is the complete
program
Friday Afternoon.
First Presbyterian Church.
100 Informal reception and regis
tration Of out Of town delegates.
Friday Evening.
First Presbyterian Church.
500 Song and Praise Service
s:i5 Scripture reading and Prayer
Improvements. offerings, etc.
8 80 Address-Supt r. NJ Arm
strong Of Stambaugh--"S Some Fund.
amentals in Our Americas lnstitu
tion.
Saturday Morning
First Presbyterian Church
900 Song Service. Rev. L. W.
Westphal.
9:i5 Morning Watch and Quiet
Hour, Rev. l.. VI. westphal.
g:A5 Answer Box Conference. Miss
s. L. Downey. HermarsvilIe,
1880 Address. Rev. ) Hooking,
Palatks. THE Christian ~ = Citizen.
ff.f5 Businees Session.
Dinner served by the Y. =. ). q. ".
n Palatka.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

The Diamond Drill hears that the
city fathers are going 70 prohibit en-
tirely the running at large OF cattle on
the streets of the city. A suffering
public is waiting patiently for the
time 20 arrive
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-31

Since that unfortunate prize light
AFFAIR up in western Canada Captain
wilcox must be pleased that his much
talked Of bill TO legalizo boxing in
Michigan failed 70 materializs.