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Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
THE GARDEN OF ALLAH

This new summer resort on the line of the Santa F'c and within easy automobile distance from Phoenix is gaining in popularity. A number of improvements have been installed lately and still more are in process of installation The new dance porch which is screened, and is 100 by 16 feet in size has a good floor, has been just completed and will here after be in almost constant use The inaugural hop on the floor was held last night and lots of enjoy ment was gotten out of it.
 The golf links are nearly com pIcted and when finished will pro vide a course equal to any in the state Now that the new road has been completed the golf course is expectecdt to have all sorts of at fractions for the amateur golfers of the state during a weekend spent at the Garden of Allah The new road from Hot Springs Junction to Wickcnburg goes right through the garden It is in splendid condition and saves five and half miles be- tween the points.
 The following have been guests of the establishment during the past week: J. D. Mcdonald of Phoenix, Mir and Mrs. l.. Chapman and Miss Chapman of Phoenix MT and Mrs. L. L. Campbell of Wickenburg. MT. and Mrs Leonard Cook, and George x Luer of Wickenburg. A number cr motor parties came over from Phoenix last Sunday among them were Mr. and Mrs, A. H. Miller, Miss Cornclia Munds and Mrs R. O. Shcndler, Miss Marian Doris, Leslie A Byron and Mr. and AIrS Gus Nolt.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

s D. m. in the l. O. O. F. hall The attendance was good for the summer season. This being one of the few orders that continue their work during the hot weather. The Rebekah lodge meets on the first and the third Thursday evenings of each month throughout the year. All visiting members are welcome
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

Mrs. | F. solomon of Solomon vile has taken cottage at Venice for the remainder of the summer She will be joined this week by her daughter, Mrs. Max Lantin, of Globe
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

Mrs. George Hahn is delightfully."- established at santa Monica for the season.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

Mir. and Mrs J. k. RoWlands have gone to Santa Cruz for q fortnight and later will pass a few weeks in San Francisco and Seattle. They will be in Southern California in Sep
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10
to Prescott for a six weeks stay

Dr. and Mrs. Win Wylie, who were in san Francisco recently, have gone to Seattle for a few weeks.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

pr. and Mrs. D. L. Connor ar members of the Phoenix contingen at Long Beach.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

Mrs Paul Hastings is in Los An geles from Prescott. She is the guest of Mrs B. A Holmes
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

w. M Seabury and Paul Renau Ingles were in San Francisco the past week on business.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

Mrs. c. H. Kunselman has gone
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

The Rebekahs The Arizona Rebekah lodge met in egular session Thursday evening at
Arizona republican., 1913-08-10

MT. and Mrs. George Fowler Gar diner left Iron Springs the latter part of the week for the Garden of Allah. Mrs Gardiner will leave the end of the month for Los Angeles.
 Mrs. Philip .Weisner is passing Au- gust on the California coast.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

''We have just read little friendly
advice to the Upper Peninsula editors
from one of the brethren, who says
the rest Of the boys are talking either
from prejudice or ignorance. Reai nice
of our brother 10 tell the rect OF the
boys that they are talking of the sub
iect of his sketch from either OF the
foregoing. We have not joined In
the hullabellow in the matter. but In
all kindness TO our critical brother,
we would like 70 suggest that the
men on the ground are most Likely 10
bs right. talking from personal
knowledge, than is this man who
must dpeend on hearsay
The item above is taken from the
last Issue of the Keweenaw Miner
and refers TO an editorial that appear
cd IN the Escanaba Journal recently.
We are glad 10 note that Editor Smith
scalIed Mr.. Baldwin. for we thought
of his case when we read the item.
We. too. would suggest to the Journal
Editor thst he make little investi-
CATION before he accuses the upper
peninsula editors of being actuated
by prejudice or ignorance" in the
their comments on MI. Macdonald 4
actions.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

Messrs. Hinkle. Blanchard and
Burkhsrt spent the Thanksgiving va
cation at Chicagan Lake in quest OF
deer Mr.. Blanchard was the lucky
man We understand that Mr.. Coombe
went on similar quest to Calumet
The high school and city basket ball
teams played matched game in the
high school gym Wednesday night.
The final score was BIAS. the city team
making the long end.
The high school basket ball team will
play it's first game in the Menominee
Range League at Iron Mountain Fri.
day, Dec O. The boys hope To win
by a good safe margin.
Miss Geiger spent the Thanksgiving
at her home in Oshkosh Wis.
Miss Ellison was the guest OF her
parents at Norway over THANKSGIVING.
Miss Fraser visited at her home in
Gladstone over the Thanksgiving va
cation.
Mr.. Ike warshswsky was high
school visitor Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

Oscar Benson left here for Iron
River last Monday.
X c. Whitehead spent Sunday with
his family. He drove back TO Alpha
Monday morning
Miss Merle Gibson visited with
friends and relatives i'm Crystal Falls
during Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. Emil Brusseau left here last
week to visit with his mother Mrs
Fred Bedore of Alpha.
r. Muffin spent Thanksgiving va.
cation i'm Crystal Falls.
William Bedore spent Thanksgiving
with his parents in Alpha.
Miss Leona Bowdin and Agnes
Holmes went to Alpha last Wednesday
TO visit with Mrs. V. G. Bowdin
during the Thanksgiving holidays.
They returned to Amasa Tuesday
noon.
Miss Nellie Sullivan returned from
| shpeming last Monday morning hsv.
ing visited there with her parents dur
ing Thanksgiving vacation
Miss Segrid Stolberg came here last
Thursday from Crystal Falls 20 visit
with Miss Esther Bloomquist.
Say Mildred, we're still waiting for
that book called my Dreams" you
are about to publish.
Mrs. J. Shampoo left here last
Thursday for Wallace Mich, where
she will spend a few weeks with her
children.
Some of the young people Of Amasa
gave dance last Friday evening. A
large crowd attended and all reported
Of having had good time.
Miss Rhods Hooper spent .her
Thanksgiving vacation in Iron Noun
tain with her mother
Frank Thomas visited here with
friends the latter part of last week.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead
is quarantined with typhoid fever.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

Miss Leafa Osier returned from
Sturgeon Bay last Monday where she
attended the wedding Of Mr.. Carmody
and Miss Leona Balsnger.
Mr.. and Mrs Grsbole and son DR..
] Grsbble returned to their home i'm
Luceren. Ind. last week after their
annual visit at Barnets farm.
: Carl Hollnberg spent Thanksgiving
visiting his moher in Iron Mountain.
Joe German returned from Crystal
Falls last Friday.
Miss Lamp Peterson returned from
Stambaugh where she has been visit.
ing her sister Miss Selma Peterson.
Steve Ferro of Crystal Falls was an
Amasa business caller last Thursday.
Miss Blanche Worwmood went To
Quinesec last Wednesday to visit with
friends. She visited the Iron Noun.
tain schools Monday and returned
Tuesday morning.
Miss Signey Wallin returned to Iron
wood last Tuesday morning. She had
spent her vacation hire with friends.
Mrs. Fred Stsnker returned from
Iron Mountain last Thursday She will
live with her daughter Mrs. Giacc-
hero, in the future
Mrs. Steve Ferrco visited here with
friends Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Margaret Casa went to Crystal
Falls last Monday She came home
back Tuesday noon.
Miss Lillian Gill went to Quinissc
last Wednesday To visit with relatives.
She visited the Iron Mountain school
on Monday and returned Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Fred Heilbing who had been
visiting here at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Promo for the past two
weeks left here last Saturday evening
for Green Bay where she will make
short visit with friends and then
proceed TO her home in Glenwood
Mimi
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1918
Cloverland. Where IL Cleveland 7
II is the Upper Peninsula Of Michigan

Calamity bowling is not pleasant 10
hear nor is IL pleasant 10 print. The
average newspaperman needs prosper
ity as much as any one in the world
but il is his plain duty TO tell his
readers when he feels that prosperity
is not in sight. The present depres-
zion is apparent to any passing OBJ
serve II may and il may not be due
TO democratic policies, as some con
tend il may and IL may not be due
to the attitude of the big financial in
terests But, Il is mere and the ques-
tion is now how best I, get out OF a
bad. hole.
The Diamond Drill has believed all
along that the pendulum swung too
far over when the people went after
the railroads and other big corpora
tlons. There is no question but they
needed trimming and needed to be
put out Of politics but aftel putting
them ont there was no necessity for
chasing them off the earth.
If our readers will glance over the
reports OF the large railroad companies
that appear in our daily papers from
day to day. they will notice that every
system is reporting decrease in net
earnings and an increase IN operating
expenses The inevitable will be that
the railroad companies will be forced
into the hands Of receivers unless there
is some relief given them They
have asked for the privilege of in
creasing freight rates The hearing Is
now being held before the interstate
commerce commission and there seems
to be feeling that some concessions
ought to be granted them. We hope
80 and we hope that if-they are grant
ed our readers will not view the
action from personal prejudice but in
fairness. The butcher and baker is in
creasing his prices Why-shouldn't 1t
90 around. II Is true that there have
been some bad men at the heads Of
the railroads who have stuffed of bur.
dens on the roads TO their own gain
and that the people are now paying
for this dishonest gain. That IS ell
gone by now. Things are different
and ID 10 time to begin over again.
Corporation batting has been pushed
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

The more one reads OF this Mexican
business the more Disguised he feels
over the whole situation. First it's
the federals butchering the rebels and
next it's the rebels butchering the
fedarals. In fact one feels that the
greatest mistake Pres. Wilson made in
the matter is that he didn't supply
both sides with arms and let them
20 to 1t. That would have been by
far the most humane and the quickest
way of getting rid OF the Mexican
question.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

One Of the excellent recommendations
made by Pres. Wilson in his message
was that advocating presidential
primary. At the present time some
states have one kind of primary,
some have another and some have no
primary at ALL Every state should be
put on the same footing and gen.
eral presidential primary provided for
This is the inevitable no matter
whether Pres Wilson's suggestion is
acted upon or not All will come to
il in time but action by the federal
government will hasten that end and
do away with the confusion now ex-
isting.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06
A M A S A

Miss Rhoda Strange visited with
friends in Escansba during the
Thanksgiving holidays. She returned
Monday morning
Miss A. Weclh spent Thanksgiving
vacation with her mother az Norway.
She returned Monday morning.
Miss Margaret Russell left here last
Wednesday evening for Crystal Falls
where she spent her Thanksgiving va.
cation
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06
DAWSON TAXES EXCEPTION
TO CRITICISM
CONTINUED from page ~

Hamilton to act. AS the result of
that petition be did act.
saw Mr.. O'Brien at the station
when was boarding the train fer
Crystal Falls He asked me If came
over to hold the inquest and why 1
didn' act didn't think it necessary
to go into detail to him and replied,
''Itis out If my jurisdiction. ! was
seeking 10 pacify and simply used that
expression. not thinking that ne
would make so much OF question of
it. / knew l had jurisdiction.
The statement In Mr.. O'Brlen' s
article :"On arriving back with the
body he found both coroners on the
ground is not true. Neither coroner
was there.
His question was "Was Mr.. Davi-
son right in refusing to hold the IN.
quest because Mr.. Hamilton was on
the groundGt does not convey the fact
to the attorney general Mr.. Dawson
did not refuse TO hold the inquest at
all. He simply tried TO make peace in
the family over there and 1t seems
that Mr.. O'Brien is trying to break il
up. 1t was to bring about peace that
improperly used the word jurisdic-
ton, another matter over which Mr..
o Brien is splitting hairs.
/ note that the attorney general says !;
"As to whether or not Mr. Dawson
was correct IN refusing 10 hold the in
quest after the refusal so TO do by Mr..
Hamilton is question which an
not in position TO answer, inasmuch Al
/ have no knowledge OF the reasons
causing Mr. Dawson to decline.
feel certain that if the attorney gen.
eral had been made conversant WITH
my reasons he would have upheld IN,
In my action and | am not so sure
about his upholding Mr. O'Brien il
his action.
A little common sense and an effor
to act in harmony on the part OF thu
undertaken and the coroner and less in
reference from the Reporter will go 1
long way towards making things worl
smoothly. | feel that these gentlemen
have had an understanding and have
come 10 an agreement on these natter
unless Mr.. O'Brien kicks it all owe
again.
/ have counseled Brother o Briei
ON various occasions to take that chiI
off his shoulder aud stop looking FOL
chips TO knock oil other people
shoulders. Spot butting in, Pat and
let the officers do their WORK Let the
inquests be held by the coroner anC
not in the Office OF the Reporter and
things will go along smoothly.
I'm publishing this letter for tn,
information OF the people interested
just az Mr.. O'Brien says he Is doing
ana for the benefit OF Mr.. Hamilton
and myself.
| beg to remain. yours truly
William X. Dawson,
Coroner of Iron County.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

here for few hours Monday morning.
Thos. Adams returned Saturday eve
ming after a few days viist with rela-
tives and frieds in Marquette.
Elizear Gnimond returned from a
few days visit in Negaunee.
Miss Leon Bowdin came TO Alpha
from Amasa Wednesday TO spend her
Thank sgiving vacation with ner mo-
Their and returned Sunday afternoon.
John Mason. commissioner, visited
the school Monday
Earl Brasgirdle went to Crystal Falls
on business Wednesday.
Mr. Carponia was business caller
Tuesday.
Miss Alma Bellstrom teacher at AL
pha spent her Thanksgiving vacation
with her relatives and friends and re-
turned Sunday evening.
Frank Rogers Of Isbpemiug is visit
ing at the home of his son AL Rogers
of Alpha.
Mrs. Hubbard and family moved
from Pemoine, Wis to Alpha Saturday
afternoon. Mr.. Hubbard holds po-
sition as engineer for the Judson Min
ing Co.
Mr. w. Uren moved his family from
Amasa to Alpha Monday morning.
A self feeding apparatus will be in
st allied at the Balcan Mine.
Mrs. l.. n. Guimond spent Tuesday
in Crystal Falls visiting relatives and
friends
During the past month the inclined
shaft of the Judson Mining COMPS any,
located on Section 1898 in the Mas
todon district, was sunk distance Of
oS it,, making the total depth 300ft
AT this elevation, the first or 200 #.
level plat is being cut and arrange.
ments are being made to start drifting
TO the ore body which is located $50 IT.
west of the shaft. This the manage
ment expects 10 reach shortly after the
beginning Of the new year.
When the first level plat is complet-
ed the work of sinking the shaft To
the 2nd level will be resumed. thus
sinking and drifting will be carried
on at the same time and everything
possible is being done 10 bring this
property into the list of producers
during the coming summer.
The extremely mild weather Of the
past month has been greatly in favor
of the building operations which are
being conducted at this property. The
Office, warehouse. shop buildings and
large company barn have been erect
ed and the concrete foundation for
modern dry SO feet in length by "a IT,
in width is also completed.
The Chicago e. North Western rail
rsod has about completed its spur in
TO the Judson shaft and in addition
have laid a mile of track along the old
Mastodon road bed. This would in
dictate that the railroad people are
working with the expectation of con-
siderable new business lfrom the new
town of Alpha and its surroundings
properties.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06
AL PHA

A dance will be given SATURDAY.
evening in Camponia hall by Wilson.
Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman OF Neaguuee
spent Thanksgiving with their son
Captain w. Holman aud family and
returned Wedi esday afternoon.
Mrs. A. Rogers returned "Wednesday
from Ishpeming after spending
Thanksgiving with her relatives and
friends.
J. Nadeau and Frank Lee from Iron
River were Alpha visitors Saturday.
Supt. Richards Of the Judson Min.
ing Go. was 2 business caller in Alpha
Tuesday.
Herman Holmes Of Crystal Falls was
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

The Wakefield Advocate. published
at Wakefield Gogebic county, by h.
+. Hasbrook. is new visitor to our
exchange table The Advocate starts
off In promising style and, with tbs
large additions that have been made
to wskefeld's industrial importance
by the recent iron ore discoveries in
that sectIon. Il ought to be winner.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

Congressman Macdonald OF this dis
triot missed 80 roll calls out Of 40 since
he took Office. OF the other congress
men from Michigan, with total OF II
roll calls TO answer. Beakes missed 81,
Doremus so, J NJ G. Smith 3. Lind
quist "a. S. w. Smith 25. Mapes 81
Kelly 22, Hamilton 81. Mclaughlin 81,
Fordney ls. Woodruff IL and Cramton
IS
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06
Bids Wanted

Sealed proposals will be received by
the Board of Comfy Road Commiss-
toner's at Office of the County Clerk,
Bessemer, Mich. MP to twelve o'cloc X
noon December sixteenth for the win
ter hauling of gravel on the co unity
road approximately six thouand cubic
yards 10 be hanled. For further i'm
formation apply to &. r. winkler. En-
gineer. Bessemer Mich
&. 4. Winkler.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

by the designing politician for the
purpose OF riding into Office. He has
worn il ont. The corporations need
square deal as well as the rest OF as.
just put yourself in his place aud let
the other fellow live This depression
will pass over when confidence and
fair dealing is again reflected and the
business interests of the country get
adjusted to the new order Of things.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

The last issue OF the Florence Min
ing News marked the beginning of
the 34th year of it's existence. The
News has served Florence well during
oil those years and it's editor Geo.
q. Youngs is consistent booster for
that community. Long may IL live
and prosper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

The state democratic organization
won decisive victory over the in
surgent originals during the week in
the confirmation OF the three postofiice
appointments objected TO by the Beakes
crowd. Juttner of Menominee was
among the number and 1t is understood
that Beakes' word will go only in his
own district.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

The new cnarter. drafted for Mar
quette. won ont handidly at the cleo
tion held last Saturday. The new
charter puts Marquette under a COM
mission form Of government and the
experiment will be watched with in
terest by other peninsula communi-
ties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

CURED OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
II was suffering with liver com
amt, says Iva Smith Of Point Blank.
Texas "and decided to try a 25 cent
box of Chamberlain's Tablets, and
am happy 10 say that am completely
cured and can recommend them to
every one. For sale by all dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1913-12-06

Hamilton to act. AS the result OF
that petition be did act
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-05
HOTEL HOLLYWOOD
Promises To Have Large sumnei
 Season

Word has been received from George s. Krom. manager of Ho-el Hollywood at Hollywood, California, that his hotel expects a very large and successful summer season. Since Mir Krcm has taken over the management of the famous Hollywood" many i'm prcvements have been added-making 1t more beautiful than ever.
 Hotel Hollywood. beyond a doub., is one Of the most ideally situated re, sorts in the west-just midway be- tween Los Angeles and the Pacific Ocean and easily accessible to both. is close to the Country cluts and al places of amusement. Tle spacious yerandas that encircle the hotel. its guests delights, who can always enjoy the tempered ocean breezes amid the perfumes cf the luzuriaus plants that adorn its grounds.
 The guests rooms are very comfOrt1 ably and tastefully furnished. light and well ventilated, with every up-to- date accommodation of the most mod ern hotel Many of it's rooms have private balconies and sleeping porch es, which command au inspiring view of the beautiful foothills.
 Hotel Hollywood has the most moi ern kitchen, which is at all times im- maculate, and always open Ito the iLs spection of it's guests. It is under the jurisdiction of a competent chef
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-05
TAXES BUXTON AGENCY
 FOR ALL OF ARIZONA

Van Lee Hood, with the McFaddea & Buxton Real Estate house in San Diego the last two years, in charge Of sales of subdivisions and acreage put on the market by the firm with high sccess, arrived in the city yesterday to take command of the firms busi- ness as it's general agent in Arizona.
 The best recommendation MT. Hood could come to Arizona with is the declaration of Mir. Buxton that he is live one and a hustler from start to finish. As Mir Buxton is one of this breed himself and knows the kind at any range. Hood needs DO further introduction and the promise that he will make good on his job in Arizona is entirely unnecessary.
 Mir. Hood will have his headquarters in Bisbee. the real big town of the state and the great copper and mining metropolis of the southwest. His of fices for the present will be with the BuXton-Smith Go. where he will De glad. to get acquainted and sell real estate in San Diego 10 any and all who realize good thing when 1t comes their way.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-05
MRS. HOWELL BURNED
 BY GASOLINE IGNITION

Cleaning a garment with gasoline nearly proved fatal to Mrs. Hartwell Newell. Of the Warren ranch. yesteI- day and again shows that the use of gasoline at this high altitude, where any friction may generate a spark, is dangerous.
 While cleaning the garment Mrs. Nowell was briskly rubbing it with gasoline. The friction caused a spark to generate and in a moment the oil soaked cloth vas on fire. The flames rapidly spread to Mrs. NowelIs dress. With presence Of mind she seized d heavy blanket and wrapping it about her eXtinguished the flames. Although these were out in a moment, MTs. Nowell had been painfully burned about the hands. She is at the ranch, where she was given medical treat ment.