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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10
important TO Contractors

decision made by the state &C
cident board is of especial interest to
contractors ia this state II is a ques.
tion that has been in the AIR for some
time. AMI as result of the decision an
employer who let's contract to a per
son and pays the help employed by
such contractor is liable tor compensa.
tion.
For some time the question of
whether the employer was liable for
compensation for injuries received by
employees Of sub.contractor mas been
ruch discussed. and the point was
finally brought before the board when
the Fifcr Brewing Co. ..of Grand Rap.
ids. let contract and paid the con
tractors employees their wages. One
of the employees was injured, and the
boards holds the brewing company is
liable tor compensation the injured
employee is entitled TO- en- the ground
that the brewing company paid the
employees direct
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10

The Mlohi CANINE orItc tof t1o ~
IT Boutwell, Lumber, and Cedar COM
pany or Menominee. with AL Dufrssne
"A foreman. has reached the Menomi-
nee river. The Paint river drive VIII
be out IN the main stream "Wednesday
and the pine river drive will be out
Friday. The Menominee River Boom
company drive on the main river will
be out NO later than next Monday. -
Marinette Eagle.
/ Mrs. b. O. Wright and Ter daughter,
Mrs. A. b Bower, who have been
visiting their sister, MIS-. Thos. Con-
lin. lett here Thursday evening for
Rockford ILL.,
Wise. something new. by the old
eat state st. Furrier of Chicago. for
protecting your furs against The moth.
Kills the egg and worm Webb's Hard
/ ware store adv.
Herman Holmes went 10 Green Bay
last Tuesday evening to get his new
Hudson ak car He was accompanied
by L. A. Henry and Earl Lowe
John n. Woodward from West De.
pere. Wis, is visiting at the home Of
his grand daughter, Mrs. j. n Wood
ward.
Mrs. J. A. MolIeson ia visiting with
friends and relatives at Iron Mountain
this week.
The johnson boarding house has
changed hands and is now run by Mr..
Franz Miner.
Wise now is the time TO try a
sure moth extinguisher Webbs adv
The W X. c. gave supper last
Tuesday evening in the Eagle hall that
was success in every way.
Ice cream delivered, at Jacobs Old
stand. Pt. l5c, at. SOC. gal. 81 90.
Cossette Confectionery Phone ee5.
Adv.
Mrs. r. q. Webb came home last
Tuesday after several months spent in
the south
Use "Wise in your overcoat peck
cts, when you hang away webbs.
adv.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10

The week records two auto accidents,
both OF them 10 Iron River cars and
drivers The most serious one was
that 10 Mr. Wseber OF Iron River whose
car turned turtle and injured him quite
painfully. He was driving a ford car
when the steering gear broke and the
car cut mp AL kinds Of capers finally
landing IN the ditch Mr. Waeber ex-
ticated himself from the wreck and
started hack along the county road in
dazed condition. Ee happened TO
meet Supt S Wall who took him
in and brought him home safely
The other accident resulted from a
collision OF Or Larson's car of Iron
River with one OF the steam rollers
which the commission has AT work on
the road. The Doctors version is that
the roller backed into him but il seems
to be questioned by many that such a
slow going machine rs roller could
bump into an automobile that was
carefully handled
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10
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R Cd *1OMN' - :

ID. NJ. Ross is doing the most i'm
proving and binding OF any man IN
Crystal Falls these days. Last winter
he built house down on the old
woodenware plat and later on moved
his barn there and converted II into a
nice cottage. He recently moved the
rear portion Of his residence 10 the
Lindsay lots and made another resi-
dence out of that He is now prepar
ing the foundation on the rear part Of
his residence lot TO receive the front
portion of his dwelling house which he
All move to that location az soon as
the foundation is ready. Ii is then his
JentIon 10 build neat bungalow on
i4e front part of the lot, the spot now
occupied by his dwelling.
W. }. Trebilcock came mp from
North Freedom last Tuesday and spent
couple Of days in the city visiting
friends Mr.. Textbook Is still at the
head OF the Oliver works nj North
Freedom and likes the place very
much.
John Flanagan Of Sagola was IN the
city last Wednesday on business and
later on went to Iron River. Mr.
Flanagan is about recovered from his
injury received wear ago.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10

VIM Bowman, the engineer who was
scalded badly as the result Of Il COLI
sion on the Sawyer Goodman road last
fall and for whom a number of local
odd Fellows gave up SKIN TO be grated
on the wound left the hospital last
Thursday night Tor his home jim Man
tisique.
Albin Spauner who returned recent
~ from Chicago has accented posi-
ton with the CRYSTAL Falls Coop.
Deans says Crystal Fails is good
enough for him.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
social on Tuesday evening May l3, at
3 90 clock at the home of Mrs Frank
Scadden A program will be rendered
and refreshments served Every body
come. Admission ten cents
Max Kluttig has accepted the posi-
ton behind the block in the meat shop
OF Jno Tufts Co lately vacated by
Jim Halada.
A. +. Rogers, formerly master me
chanic with the Breitung people at the
Mary Charlotte mine. has been APP
pointed master mechanic for the VI. A.,
Hanna people in this city. Mr.. Rogers
was in Crystal Falls last Tueday look
ing over the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs JAS r. COrcoran left
last Thursday evening for visit e
1 Chicago.
Jacob Bauer reports that some per.
sou broke into his beer house last
Thursday night.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10
comm'rs. to Stop speeding

The county road commission At it's
meeting last Thursday took steps TO
try to put stop 10 the speeding OF
automobiles ON the county roads Of this
county. The commissioners are not
satisfied that they have any authority
in the matter and TO got SQUARED away
correctly they asked the county en-.
gineer to take up with the prosecuting
attorney the question and II there il
any way TO stop itthst is any way
by which the commissioners have the
authority TO step it-they propose 10
do So
There are several reasons why the
comm issioners are taking this action.
the main one, OF course, being the
safeguarding of life and limb. Ar
other reason is the conserving OF the
roads that are being smoked up IN dust
and blown away from the rapid travel
Ing OF the big cars.
The drivers Of the heavy cars are tlp
principal offenders. They sweep along
the road with naughty demeanor,
crowding off the road the drivers OF
smaller cars aud totally disregarlina
the rights Of farmers and team vehicles
of all kinds. Not all Of the large car
drivers are Of this stamp but the major
portion OF them are aud there is yer,
pronounced sentiment in the county
towards ourbins their aggressiveDess
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-05-10

Newspapers about us have been talk
ing OF dividing the county We have
been quiet on the matter in order TO
find out the general feeling in this
regard and have come to the conclusion
that there are very few who would care
70 have Ontonagon county divided at
this time We agree with the Rock
land Reporter which says 10 the Iron
county papers You may divide Iron
County all you desire, but we warn
you 10 keep hands off of Ontonagon
county Ontonagon Herald
Marshal Mcfarland was over from
Iron River last Tuesday bringing with
him man charged with serious
crime Mr.. Mcfarland says that the
autoists are very tame in iron River
now and that there is no trouble over
there with speeders. Crystal Falls
authorities might take notice OF this
and get move on themselves.
John Bauer, Vim. Rein and Sam
Jacobs were the first fishermen that we
noticed coming into town but as they
went up the back street we were I'M.
able 10 learn their catch Ii can I
I be that they were afraid Of the game
warden for the season had opened
There is but one conclusion 70 be
drawn-draw il yourself
u The Corrigan Mckinney Band will
give another one of their successful
dances at the opera house ON Monday.
May 10th concert will be rendered
before the dance The boys have their
new uniforms now and will be seen
with them on the evening of TIE dance
Hon G. 7. Vinegar. senator from
this district, was in Crystal Falls last
Wednesday ON business and left in the
evening for Iron River. Senator Wine.
gar made an excellent record at Ian.
sing and saws that he is well pleased
with his winters experience.
There will be- meeting in the
Swedish Methodist church next Tues.
day ana Wednesday evenings at 80
o clock at which Rev. John A. John.
son of Marinette, district superinten
dent Of the Lake Superior district. viii
preside
II. X. Mcpherson went 10 Crysta
Falls Tuesday Co have the county CLERK
OF Iron county cancel the tags of nii
beaver hides In the winter inst CLOSED
Mr. Mcpherson has taken fifteen beaver
thus Rlling mis- license 3 Cloverlanc
Press.
Just received full line Of shell
hardware. tools, farm implements
paints. varnish and all kinds Of paint
ers supplies. Savings Bank Store, Mrs
ID. Cannon.
Editor II O Brien OF the Irun River
Stambaagh Reporter WAS in the cit,
last Saturday in attendance at thl
meeting Of the county board Of super
sisOrs.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19

Levy Mayer is consuming consider
2ble newspaper space telling what he
doesn't like about the income tax.
But that's all right. 1t doesn't hurt
the income tax.
And doubtless Levy feels better for
having got it out of his system. "
When a .sassiety girl debuts, that
means she's on the matrimonial mar
ket, and it's notice to the boys to
come and look her over.
= But why not have 'em all debut or
dayboo at once in one big girl show
at the Coliseum?
That would beat the horse show to
a fragile.
Mrs. o. H. P. Belmont must have
some good in her-a whole lot of it,
in fact.
She's trying to organize the girls in
N. Y. department stores into union.
And that's the only way depart
ment store girls will ever get living
wage.
They'll just have to organize and
take it. They'll get only what they
are able to take.
Mrs. MediII Mccormick started out
nobly in Chicago, but for some rea-
son or other she quit. Too bad!
Wonder how much taxes old Vic
Lawson is paying on his million-dol-
lar palace this year?
If Chief Gleason really wants to
close up the gambling joints, why not |
pull the Stock Exchange or the |
Board of Trade.
Crap shooters are pikers alongside
the big gamblers in those two joints. |
five send our army anywhere let's |
send it to Lead, South Dakota, to pro-
tect the miners who work in the |
Hearst Homestake mine.
or up to Calumet, where imported
gunner are numbering copper |
fl1innro
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19
DAILY COMMENT ON PEOPLE AND THINGS

i LII LIZ AANN 4 4AAlNNB1
Andy Lawrence have Capt. Paddy
LAWN put in charge of the cops.
And Paddy is the pet cop of Chi
cago millionaires who want to lick
workingmen. ,-s..
Now Hearst wants President Will
son to lend him the u S. army for
private use in Mexico, like he had the
police force for private use. in Chi
cago. ga. t5-.
However, there is difference. He
can't put that thing over on President
Wilson. ..-.
Fifty years ago today Lincoln re-
ferred to government of the people,
by the people and for the people.
And like Christmas, it's still COM
ing. Some day it may arrive
But it isn't LincoIn't fault. He did
the best he could For centuries
preachers have been telling US about
the Golden Rule-on Sunday. But
it's kept in cold storage the other six
days of the week. -.-.r
Anyhow that Gettysburg speech is
a good thing for school children to
read. g.
Some day they may insist that we
actually have government of the peo-
pie, by the people and for the people.
Later day orators might profit by
Lincoln's example and make their
speeches short. Most speeches can't
possibly be cut too short.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-19
TO TEST COURT DECISION

TO IEOI NOON UEOIOION
New York, Nov. 19.-Authors'
League, of which Theodore Roose-
welt is vice president, will test de-
cision of Los Angeles court uphold
ing contention of moving picture
company that once a story is printed,
either serially or as a book, the copy
right becomes void and the story is
public property to be dramatized,
produced as a moving picture or re-
printed. This decision was rendered
in suit by Jack London against the
Balboa Miving Picture Co. --..
$50 /
Hell wish had money, I'd travel.
She-How much do you need?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
PERSONALITIES

e. w. HOUCHEN4, q fruiiier OF co.
lusa. and E. f. Peterson and vile from
Honolulu are ,stqpbins al the Hotel
Stewart. The Petersons sal Tor lie
island today.--San francisco Bulletin.
A. G.,IaAAkES. GitEs rnsteesand wife,
returned yesterday from Honolulu an
are registered in San Francisco Al tie
Hotel Suffer- Thes Will return %
Chico in q few days Chico Enter
prise. . 80 ~ $500 ~
MRS. NORTH, of Honolulu, was fle
guest of honor at a gathering o. q ley
lady friends from Honolulu tine
home of Mrs. VIM. n. De Wolf on Sixth
avenue. Monday. Richmond Distt.@.
tSan Francisco, Call Banner.
MR.. and MRS. "A. A., HOOVER ieil
Portland February. 8 for Honolulu.
sailing from San francisco FEBRUARY
II on the Oceanic steamship Sonoml.
They will arrive there in tir1e tor the
February carnival, and viii spend
some weeks touring the Hawaiian ia
ands. On their return they con:em-
plate short trip down into Caii;or-
MIA, arriving home about the IRIS; o.
0regenlan
DIR. GEO. S. AIKEN, the well-known
Maui dentist, returned to Kahului on
the Claudine last Friday, after brief
stay in Honolulu DR.. Aiken's chief
purpose in his visit to Honlulu was to
en- .er the Haleakala silversword car
in the recent Floral Parade. The car,
driyen by the doeter. was feature
of the parade and won much conf
mendation. DR.. Aiken hafore leaving
on Friday said that he felt thoroughly
repaid for his effotts. DR.. Aiken will
resume his regular practice in Kahu-
lui today.
SAM KELIINOt for many years a
resident of Maui, has left the Vaiiey
Isle for good to seek pastures new IN
Honolulu. Mr.. Keliinoi lad built ~
quite big business in talo, was well
established, and had secured some
and valuable contracts. He supplied
the Inter-Island s, N. Co.'S steamers
with poi and had several contracts o.
Hawaii, with J. A. Mcclure, J. Moiua-
kane and others. All his holdings ana
contracts have been bought by MRS.
Makekoa Sniffen, of Waikapu, VINO
will carry on the business anG puT-
poses to improve and enlarge e.
Maui Weekly Times.
MR.. GEORGE r. CHAMBERS, End
vice president of the firm OF Gias-
ding Mclean & Co., and Mrs. Cilani-
bers. sailed yesterday on the scam
ship Wilhelmina, for Honolulu, where
they win spend a few weeks II, peas
ure and recreation. Mr.. Cnamoers
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
lings connected with the municipal

things connected with the municipal
ity.
notice that II is reported that a
Japanese was arrested yesterday for
carrying a package weighing more
than five pounds on his bicycle.
There's where the Inconsistency
comes in Why this isolated case of
arrest? There is hardly a minute of
the day but what one could step to
the door and see a japanese going by
with load on a bicycle that would
fill small dray. Why are they not
all arrested? Why case here and
there? II must be fact that the po-
lice officers of the city know that
there is law against carrying pack
ages weighing over five pounds on
bicycle, still one will see officers
step out Of the way to let Japanese
pass. riding a bicycle with \ bundle
of clothing on the handlebars OF his
vehicle so high that he can hardly see
over il. WHY? b. o. NJ.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
THE WEBB LAW, TUE dRoERl BILL, AND HAWAII

How rapidly the cause ofetemperanee and
prohibition is progressing after years of unselfl
islebattling by noble men and women, may be
measured by the fact that both the senate and
lower house Of congress have passed over the
presidents veto the Webb-Kenyon bill. This
bin prohibits the shipment Of liquor into dry
territory and makes liquors SO shipped subject
to the laws OF the state into which they go. The
president vetoed the bill on technical grounds.
The senate promptly passed the bill over the
presidents yeto By vote of 6s to p, and the
house Immediately followed with similar action
by Foteaof pa to 95 The Webb law vastly
strengthens the chances Of the Gronna bill,
which prohibits selling Of intoxicating beverages
ID the Territory Of Hawaii In fact, the Webb
law makes the Groppa bill possible Of complete
fulfilment.
The passage Of the Webb bill over Tafts veto
wa the triumph Of a moral issue over atechnical
objection. The changed attitude OF senate and
house typify the changing attitude Of millions Of
thinking men and women the world over. They
are coming to see the crime, ruin and degrade
ton that follow inexorably in the path Of whis-
Ky, and to know that prohibition is as fundamen-
tally sound principle as the legal prevention
of unbridled lust and passion
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03

The bureau of navigation is making
arrangements for the examination pre-
liminary to promotion to the grade
of lieutenant Junior gradeD Of all en-
signs of the class of 1908. Heretofore
these examinations have taken place
in July, but in order that the officers
due for promotion may be commits
stoned at as early date as practicable
after July 1, the examination will be
held in April or May. The ensigns
on duty in the Asiatic station will be
examined about April 1. and those in
the Pacific and Atlantic fleets in the
early part of May.
Arrangements are under way for the
selection of about eight officers of leu
tenant commander or lieutenant grade,
and about twenty officers of junior
lieutenant and ensign grade, for duty
on the Asiatic station to relieve those
officers whose cruises on that station
expire during the year 1913. TIE Off
GERS selected will be sent out in the
Months of May, June and July.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03

goes for a much needed rest, as I -
duties in connection with the aifaIs
of the big firm have been very ar6u-
Gus of late on account of the vast
amount of building work which he has
given particular attention to- Mr.
Chambers who is a brother OF Mrs. j..
s. DeGo,yer of this city. has NAM.
friends here who win hope that the
ideal climate OF this season OF the
year on the 'lslaad Beautiful of the
Pacific and tho racationary peas
Tres incident thereto, may be fully up
to his most sanguine expectations. IN
order to be fully equipped for q spin
over the Island Mr.. Chambers took his
auto with him.-Lincoln, CAL, News
Messenger.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
A TIP FOR THE SHERIFF

Editor Honolulu Star-Bulletin,
Sir:-Are the people of this city
subject to abuse, physical and other
wise, from the police officers who
have the keeping of the peace of the
so from what witnessed Friday
afternoon at the corner of Hotel and
Nuuanu streets when the policeman
that was holding down that beat at 4
O'Clock lost his temper at few Ques-
lions a slightly tipsy. smali-sized SOL
der was asking him, and after few
to the soldier to move on,
he drew his club, and after poking the
man severely in the stomach. which
was in itself dangerous thing to do,
he turned the man about face and
gave him a vicious kick on the end of
the backbone, an assault that could
easily injure one for life. But such a
condition of affairs is way beyond the
diminutive comprehension of that Of
ficer; one could tell that by looking
at him.
1t is just possible that he may kick
the wrong man some day and he will
get what IS coming to him.
There was no occasion for the treat
ment that he gave the soldier, what
ever. A few words kindly spoken
would have been right in line with
what one would expect from an off
Ger Of the law, and it is a shame that
we have such lunches Of ignorance on
the force" Such work is not allow
ed in a city of the mainland.
RAD.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
GRAND OPERA on TRIAL

The arrival of seyent operate artists today
for an engagement 81 seyeral weeks duration
means considerably more to this city than that
the Lambardi company has reached Honolulu--
it means that grand opera has reached Homo
lulu. ~
operate stars, singly touring the world or
on their way to the colonies or the Orient, are
no novelties here. Calve was greeted by very
large audience and an audience that knew its
ACarmen" and appreciated the greatest of Car
mems. The novelty in this case is that there is
to be a grand opera season by a company which
has played the big cities of the Coast and the
West, with success which has continued year
after year. Grand opera is here not for an cpl
sodic appearance, but for a long engagement
Honolulu is. on the opera map, and will stay on
if Honolulu rises to the occasion.
The Lambardi company is a worthy company.
It has made and kept secure place in the hearts
of cultured men and women of San Francisco,
Portland Los Angeles, Seattle, st. Louis and
other big cities of the mainland, cities that
have heard the greatest operate stars now sing
ing in America The Lambardi company has
been able to come back year after year TO these
cities because it is q high-class company, pro-
dueing operas intelhgently, faithfully and eff
fectively. As to its individual stars, Honolulu
will know more after the first two OF three per-
forinances Some criticism has been made of the
prices, but that criticism is not by people know
know. The truth is that higher prices have been
charged for seats in the coast cities than are be-
mo asked for the opera house here.
A grand opera season is a musical and dra.
,natic stimulus to any city Outside the benefits
= Measure and culture to be derived by thepeo-
,,le 81 the cit5 Honolulu VIII receive q very di-
,est Mere Of advertising Immensely valuable
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
LOGICAL

Gov. Frears resignation, it has been suggest
ed in some quarters, will be in the hands Of the
new president fer such action as Mr.. Wilson may
take. If Mr.. Wilson takes the action expected Of
man who has declared he will not dismiss from
an office in which he has made good its incumb-
ent simply because he happens to be Repub-
lican, the new president viii reappoint Mr..
Frear. There is not now a Democratic candidate
for the position who has the grasp and ability Of
the governor together with general availability.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-03
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

JAMES B. CASTLE consider 1t a
mean piece of business for one house
to pass bills with the understanding
that they are to be killed in the other
house. While believe that the stamp
act is utterly wrong as 1t stands, l
am not in favor of its absolute repeal
do not think that the deed and mort
gage interests ought to be made to
pay special taxes into the general
revenue, but neither do believe that
the taxpayers at large should pay the
expenses of registration of convey
ances for the limited number of people
benefiting thereby. The proper thine
to do would be to limit the stamp du-
ties to rates that would pay the ex-.
pense of registration. with a margin
over to cover the additions and i'm.
provements to the system necessary
from time to time