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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
KILLS TWO. THkN 1
KentucEian Shoots Uncle
and Ends own Life

LEXINGTON. KY, oCT. IN
from Franklin. KY. states that
Babb and his wife were shot do
that place by Babb's nephew.
Fisher, Of Amarillo. Tex, who col
suicide.
Fisher hid in Babb's barn. VIVID
went to feed the stock, Fisher Il
killed him. Mrs. Babb, who att
to alarm the nelghbors. was shot
back and killed.
Fisher thea fred several sh
Babb's young son. He ended by
ing himself through the brain.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
Irrigation conferenee opens

HELENA. Mont. oct. 1.-Subjects con
nected with irrigation work IN the Vest
ern states win be discussed during the
Irrigation conference OF Western States,
which began here today. Delegates from
practically all the Western States are
IN attendance and will hold two sessions
until Saturday afternoon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
CATTLE QUARANTINED
lAll Shipments From Northeastern IL
hnois Examined for tuberculosis.

WASHINGTON, oct. IA quarantine
8tor eoYne tuberculosis against all cattle
4n hEe northeastern Illinois counties
-Cook' Lake, McHenry, Kane and
Dupase-Was put into effect today by the
Aureau Of Animal Industry of the De-
lrtmcnt of Agriculture.
NO cattle can be shipped from these
uhhes for dairy or breeding purposes
~iass found free from tuberculosis by
tuoel culln tests. Private veterinarian in
RpeciioH Is abolished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
WIN continue School in Store

NEW YORK, oct 1.-The Board OF Ed
ucation has passed a resolution to main
tain a continuation" class in the de-
partment store OF r. II. Macy & Co.
for girl employees, the class 10 be in ses-
sion for two hours in the morning. six
daVs a week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES
Pennsylvania School for Social Service

4IU oouth FHtrcnIh Street
Glass work Includes lectures and diseus-
sions on the development OF the social IDEAL
aud the growth Of social institutions; present
day princples OF relief; Organization ana
mana cement OF social agencies. aud con.
stTnetlys programs for social reform.
FIELD HeFk affords an opportunity for
supervision Of expeFts. Ssnd Ter eatalOs.
opsniRg dsts oGtsbaE q. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
RAILROADS GIVEN MORE TIME
Intermountain Rate Decision Not Ef-
fective Until November IS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The Interstate
Commerce Commissions orders in the In
termountain rate case, which were to
have gone into effect today. will not ap-
ply until November is.
This action was taken to give the rail-
roads more time to adjust their tariffs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
onondaga "Dry" for Two Years

SYRACUSE, y. Y. oct. THE town OF
Onondaga. including Onondaga Valley,
will be dry" for two years, beginning to-
day. This is In accordance with the vote
at the last election. The matter was made
as a test case and carried 10 the Appellate
Court, and thence to the Court OF APP
peals, which sustained the result of the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
Arts and Crafts Exhibition

CHICAGO, oct. l.-ATts and crafts ex-
hihits and displays OF schemes for municl-
pal improvements were opened 10 the pub
lie today by the Municipal Art League
The exhibit is being held In the Art In
stitute and a number OF prizes will be
awarded before the close, on October 25.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-01
.aovslnor FIELDER at clambake

HAGKENSACK r. j.. oct. I.-Gov-
sEpoF Fielder YESTERDAY sacrificed his Of
! ~ dHty at Trenton ind vas the guest
pr rezfz pt clambaEk given by Colonel
|F'rai 4 - aylor' Of HackeDsack. at his
sumHisF-lotpe near PoHlpton. Many poll
Icians Weg9 present
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

Found A pair OF gold trimmed
spectacles Owner can get them at this
Office. 2wks
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
That Dog Race

When asked about the dog race, Mr..
Wall and Mr.. Munns informed Us that
the sentiment Is not 10 have race nm
less the boys get out and train their
dogs. There was considerable com
nlaint last year because the boys didn' t
have trained dogs in the contest The
business men are willing 10 put up IL
there IL any sport in the affair but if
IL turns ont, as has been the case the
last two years, that a lot OF pups who
We're never ia harness before are tied
to sleds for an hour or 80 ia order that
some boy may get tifty-cents or dol
lar. the race is going 10 be abandoned.
You may tell the boys'. said Mr..
Wall, That IL they will get out ana
practice 20 that the people can see
that they mean business, we will coli.
cit and get money tor the race bat II
they don't do that there will be no
race
When the dog derby nrst. started the
boys were enthusiastic and some well
trained aogs resulted bnt for the past
two years the boys have been lazy and
neglected 70 train their dogs On race
day every pnp IN town was gathered
In and connected to q sled If by nor
other means, clothesline or hemp
cord anything TO get into the race
and cop of few cents as every boy
got prize.
Il looks as IL the boys spoiled a
good thing.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

The meeting Of the upper peninsula
league. L. O. o. r.. will be held at Els.
canada on the 81 inst. Odd Fellows
from all over the peninsula will be on
nand 10 take part or witness the degree
work that will bc put on. Teams
from the 500. Gladstone. Manistique
and lshpeming will PIT on she initis.
tory degree In competition during
the forenoon and afternoon of Satur.
day while on Saturday evening the
crack team from Ishpeming will put
on the first degree. II Is the intention
TO call for competition in the tirst
degree next year and the Ishpeming
people are 30 put ON the work as a
standard to be sought for.
The Rebekabs will hold their meet.
ing NJ the same time aud place The
degree stsif from the Crystal Falls
lodge is entered in the contest with
Manistique. Gladstone and Escanaba.
The local subordinate lodge will not
compete in the degree work bat win
be represented by delegate and
large number OF members will take
advantage OF the opportunity TO zee
the work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

A. j. Yungblnth secretary OF the
Lake Superior Mining Institute. states
that the executive board OF the organi-
zation has decided to hold it, next
annual meeting in lahpeming during
the last week in August The annual
meeting OF the American Institute Of
Mining Engineers will he held in
New York city from Feb. IL to 20
and the summer meeting of this or
ganizatlou' Ia scheduled for Aug, 10
70 10. inclusive
No program has yet been outlined
for the Ishpeming meeting. AT the
business sessions papers on mining
topics will be presented and on each
day OF the meeting the visitors will
be taken 70 points Of intereeE by spe-
cisl train.
The Lake Superior Mining Inetituts
held its last previous meeting on the
Marquette range In 1909.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

The members OF the Crystal Falls
Club expect now that the building
will be ready for occupancy by March
|. The committee on furniture has
completed their Lurcnase. The fur
niture is all OF fumed oak built In
mission style and cost in the aggre-
gate about $500 The club hopes some
day 10 erect building and the com
mittee was instructed TO buy good stuff
and they did 30.
A complete kitchen and dining
room outtis is included consisting or q
range, dishes. silver ware and other
articles necessary to complete SER
vice.
The matter of seeking additions TO
TIE membership was taken up by the
directors during the week and cam
paign will commence at once. Any
person is privileged to MAKE applica.
ton, for membership. the blanks be-.
ing furnished by the secretary. The
club, so far. includes only the 80 char
ter members. II was Thought best TO
go ahead and show the public that a
clno is really to 10 maintained and
then go out after more members The
promoters of the institution hope to
get membership Of close 10 100 In
order to maintain IL on at standard
that Will make ii attractive.
The boiler for the new heating plant
is in place and the radiators will be
put in as soon as the floor is laid.
The billiard and pool tables will pro.
badly be set the last week of this
month and the furniture will begin 20
arrive that week also
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
U. p. D. 8. MEETING
Escanaba Meeting Was the Largest Since
the Initial One at Menomlnee

Escanaba Meeting Was the Largest Since
the Initial One at Menomlnee
The meeting of the Upper Penn nsula
Development Bureau meeting ut Escs-
naba this week was very successful
affair. There was more interest TAX.
en- in the affair than in any meeting
since the organization OF the bureau at
Menominee four years ago.
The feature OF the meeting was the
address of Gov Fberhardt OF Mime
sofa Gov. Eberhardt ~ a Swede and
mighty bright one. too. He is popular
Ia his state aud in all the surrounding
states where be is known.
The discussions of the bureau were
entered into with mere vim than last
year and larger attendance was in
evidence at the sessions Pres. a. T.
Roberts resigned his position 20 as to
make way for the selection OF Thorn
ton Green of Ontonagon 70 his old
position. The officers chosen are
President Thornton M. Green
Vice Presidential. i. Roberts
Secretary Col. Mott
Treasurer II. W Reed.
The directors for Iron county are ].
w. Byers. r. O'Brien and John Me-
Hale Of Iron River; W. J. Richards
and Thos. Conlin OF Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
scHooK-z ZIMMERMAN CASE
Briefs Have Finally Been Filed After Long
Wait and Oeesionis Expected

The case of Paul Schook of this city
against Eugene Zimmerman and q. q.
Clutts. the Ohio capitalists. for an
interest in the Zimmerman mipe at
Palatka is again to the front because
of the filing OF briefs in the case
It will be remembered that testi.
mony was taken over a year ago in
the circuit court for this county. The
attorneys on both sides were asked to
present their case on briefs 10 the
court for review. The attorneys for
the defense are NJ. s. McDonough Of
Iron River and Chas. III. Watson Of
this city and for Mr.. Schook the attor-
neys are Mr.. +. H. Abbott OF this city
and M. J. Sherwood of Marquette.
The attorneys for tho defense took
their time to prepare the briefs. their
document having been served upon the
plaintiff attorneys about three mon.
this ago.
During the week Mr.. Sherwood
came down from Marquette to confer
with Mr.. Abbott about the final form
of the brief and il was finished then
and there and sent to Judge Flannigan
AS the case is very important one
Judge Flannigan will probably take
several months TO review the briefs
and come to conclusion as TO whe.
ther Mr.. Schook should be given an
interest in the Zimmerman mine or
not.
The zimmerman property is esti.
mated to be worth SO. 900. 900 so that
the one third asked for by Mr.. Schook
- no item 10 be sneezs I'd at
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
Goes To Lonia

The question OF the disposition OF
yFred Hall, who was adjudged insane
a commission in the cireuit court
lasL Monday was settled later in the
week by a message from the attorney
general telling the court that be must
be sentenced 10 IonIa, the hospital for
One criminal Insane.
= Hall will be taken TO Ionia next
week by Sheriff Sensiba
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
Moose Or No Moose?

Notice mas been issued from Iron
Mountain that big blowout is TO
be given in that city by the newly or.
ganixed lodge OF Moose This infor-
nation is interesting reading 10 some
forty applicants for membpership in
the order here in Crystal Falls.
A deputy for the Moose canvassed
this city last August and made arrange
ments for the institution of lodge.
The applicants paid in their money
Ind nave been waiting TO learn when
they will be organized into lodge.
IL developed recently that the de.
putty had a scheme on 10 initiate the
local fellows into the Iron Mountain
lodge but that scheme didn't seem
TO set we'll on the local fellows who
want lodge Of their own.
The claim was that by amnlgamat-
ing with Iron Mountain a strong
lodge would be the result while weak
lodge must be the result shonld ono be
Instituted here.
The petitioners hold meeting dur.
ing the week and demanded that they
DO either taken into the order or that
the money paid by them be refunded
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
MORE FICTION
Report Of Request For Change OF Venue
in the McNabb Case


A story is going the rounds that q
change of venue has been asked for
In the case of McNabb ys Kinney. The
story is fiction from one END 20 the
other The facts are that Kinney
hasn been found yet so that service
can be had upon him Until service
ID got no court action can be asked for.
II rnay DO necessary for the McNabb
attorneys to take the casa to the IS.
Courts as Kinney Is now securely M
den some where between Washington,
ID. G. and Florida. IL service is got
upon him the case will probably be
tried where service il secured
The original case now stands in the
Iron county circuit. Nothing more
than the filing of the papers has been
accomplished. The attachment again
at the royalties due from the Kinney
mine will probably be carried further
as soon as some denhnite plan is de-
cided upon by the MCNabb attorneys.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
4 CANDIDATES
] MUST HUSTLE
a<<5ITIoNs MUST BE FlLeo BEFORE
Next TUESDAY NIGHT
CAV HAVE A CITIZENS TICKET
No Enrolment Necessary According TO
the Provisions Of the New Primary
Ae.-N Notice Issued

The new primary election law
caught most of the aspirants for office
in Crystal Falls unawares Only last
Thursday was 1t definitely known iust
when the primary petitions bad 10 be
fied and the time was then so near
az nand that il looks as II some who
might be candidates otherwise. will
not enter the race now.
Candidates for city Offices must bic
their petitions by next Tuesday after.
noon az 400 oclock Any person moi
having bis petition filed by that time
will not get upon the ticket for the
urinary. which is 70 be aeld q days
later or on March 3.
There has been very little talk in
Crystal Falls about candidates for tho
next year. In fact there has been but
little interest taken as things are run
ming along smoothly aud no one seems
particularly anxious 10 be honored
with any OF the Offices. at least, it
looks that way.
No word has yet been given out by
Mayor Nesbitt Indicating his iDten-
fion as to another term. There were
some rumors earlier In the year that
Chas. II. Watson would be candidate
and another rumor stated that Jas. J.
Carney would seek the position but
neither OF the gentlemen mentioned
made very much OF a fuss about Il 50
the matter has been left TO drag
along.
w. j. Gribble will certainly be a
candidate for clerk and Robert Munns
will try TO succeed himself in the
Office OF treasurer. The ward otii,es
will probably be sought for by the
present incumhents whose terms ex
pirs this year.
One thing that looms up and which
wonld undoubtedly have cut consider
able OF a figure had Il beer known
earlier IN the season. is that "Citi.
zens' Ticket can be put up and voted
this time. Last year il was not possi-
BILE under the law 10 have such tick
OF because voters had 10 be enrolled
but the new law cuts ont the enroll.
ment and allows all of the names OF
candidates to be printed on one ballot.
A circle at the top of the ballot of the
party the eiector wishes to vote must
be marked first and then he must con
fine himself to the names appearing
upon that ballot Should no make a
mark st the top of the Republican
ticket and then vote for persons not on
that ticket such votes are void and
should be neglect to mark the ticket be
wishes 10 vote his vote is void. II
requires some intelligence to vote the
new ticket.
But. TO return 70 the Citizens
Ticket. If the people of Crystal Falls
want 70 have such a ticket they must
get 100 signers 10 petition between
now and Tuesday afternoon and file
the petition with the names OF the
candidates thereon with the county
clerk before four o'clock that day.
That admits the ticket to the primary
and insures its being printed on the
ballot for election day.
SO. IL the non.partisians are really
ia earnest they will get busy at once.
There IA time enough left but il must
be done quickly.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
a e0od Play


0ltulH tuo Inv A<t1 tt- 'tti't -
stirring human interest story of crook
life and bis exposition Of the causes
which lead TO dishonesty, was accord
ed au enthusiastic reception by a ca
pa.ity audience at its trst presentation
al the Calumet thater last evening.
II was worthy of all the enthusiasm
il aroused. Few plays that have lieen
seen here delye as deeply into the caus-
es OF wrong doing or Indicate more
clearly here the corrective meaaures
should be applied
Jane Gordon headed the very capable
cast seen in the production which left
little TO be desired in the manner OF
portrayal within the Law is a
play making oxactinR demands upon
each member of the cast In carless
hands there could be little hope of
success, for mrch responsibility rests
upon every member Fortunately
there were few flaws IN last nights
Interpretation.
Naturally the chief interest centers
about Jane Gordons masterly per
formance OF the role OF Mary Turner.
the shop girl, who is sept to prison
for three years for crime she never
committed. and who devotes her ener-
gies upon release TO obtaining revenge
on the man who caused her suffering
and disgrace.
ThisSis truly splendid piece of
work. Seriousness of purpose, q keen
sypmathy with the type she so faith
fully portrays, a fine understanding of
the possibilities that lie in the partic
uIar appeal the harassed shop girl
makes, All lend themselves to Miss
Gordon's Interpretation There are
ew women on the stage who can play
ON the emotion as Jane Gordon does
In several instances she rises 10
splenpiid heights. especiaally in her
plea that the shop girl ne given a de-
cent wage that she may be honest with
herself and with her employer. and
when brought face to face with the
girl whose erring act had brought her
under suspicion and resulted in her
imprisonment.
Others OF the cast likewise are
worthy of mention. William Lambert
gives superb portrayal of the role
of Joe Carson. the crook Il is g.
studied effort. played with masterly
reserve. A splendid dramatic effort
was his confession under the third
degree Daniel Sullivan, as Inspector
Burke gave striking stage version
of police methods and Wilson Rey-
nolds and Robert Taber presented
true types in the roles OF Edward
Glider and son Richard Glider, re
spectveiy.
The play was not without its light
or effects. for which thanks must be
eiyen to Miss Eileen Wilson as Agnes
Lynch. who filed the dual role of
young lady of polished reserve ana
girl OF the bowerJ.
The introduction OF the maxim ST.
lencer and smokeless powder in the
slaying Of English Eddie by Joe uaston
helps in relieving the nervous tension
on the audience.
Altogether, within the Law
must bs regarded as one Of the bright
spots in season which has been bnt
sparsely filled with attractions OF any
sort.
NOTICE; All reserved seat tickets
for WITHIN THE LAW" must be
paid for before o 100 p. m. the night
of performances, otherwise they will
be replaced in rack and sold Tickets
now on sale at Landfields
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

,A,ANDIDATE5 FOR NOMINATION
FUR CITY OFFICES
In order to place the candidates on
tho ballots Il Is necessary tnat the can.
didates petitions be filed with the city
clerk before four o'clock p M. on the
tenth day q February. A, ID. 1914
William Gribble
City Clerk
Atty. N. =. spencer OF Escanaba
was one OF the prominent attorneys
attendance st the session Of the circuit
court this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07
NOTICE To PARENTS

All parents who have children five
years of age. and are desiroua Of hav..
Ing them entering the Kindergarten,
must send them not later than Feb. ~.
No new classea will be started after
that date. None can enter the Kinder
garten after this date.
" -. Hill.
Supt. Of Schools.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

fuoDtlnued on Page u
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-02-07

Farm For Sale 50 acre OF good
hardwood land. 20 acre In clear from
stumps 10000 worth Of timber il
left, good house and barn and other
outside buildings. good we'll Joining
a Polish settlement, one mile from
school and railway station. Will in.
cludv ell the machinery for s9. 900. 90.
Inquire Of the owner.
+. A. Bcrgdahl.
. wk. LaBranuhe. Mich.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-25
DEMOCRATS To
HOLD CONFERENCE
Plan to Concentrate Constructive
Forces of Party in the Pending
Contest for Governor.
EBy Associated Press.l

Ft. Worth, Feb. 25.--A Statewide
conference of Democrats has been call,
ed for Dallas on March to consider
questions relating to the present race
for Governor. The call issued in Fort
Worth late Tuesday afternoon fol-
lows:
"A conference of Texas Democrats
is being called to meet at Dallas
March Z, at noon, to consider methods
whereby the constructive forces of our
party may be consulted in the pending
contest for Governor
I'VE are acting in the interest of no
mans ambition, but solely in the hope
of developing a movement which will
offset the revival of the factional strife
which has disturbed the party and
taxed the State, with serious injury
TO the public welfare, for several years
and which will permit the crystaliza.
tion of manifest public desire for the
inauguration of policies for putting our
public institutions and departments
in order for stimulating and facilitat-
ing the great business of rural indus
try and for Fastening an era of State
wide prosperity.
This call is made at the instance of
many patriotic and unselfish Demo-
Gratis, who have commissioned us to
assemble the conference, and all Dem
ocrats who are in accord with the eA.
pressed purpose of the call and who
agree that the particular subjects of
late Democratic divisions in Texas
should be eliminated from the pending
and who are prepared to
consider the States supreme need
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-25
c. BECKER
|NDULGES
BIC TALK
SAYS WHEN HE GAINS LIBERTY
HIS FIRST WORK WILL BE TO
RUN DOWN THOSE RESPONSE.
BILE FOR RosENTHAL's DEATH.
THEN READY TO RESUME JOB.
tBy Associated Pressl

Ossining, N. Y, Feb. 25.-As soon
as Charles Becker, ex-police liedten.
ant, gets out of prison, he said today,
he will devote his energies to running
down the men who are responsible
for the Rosenthal murder. He added:
After ! have done that | shall be
willing to go back into the police de-
partment If they want me-" Becker
said he believed the men granted i'm.
munity were the ones responsible for
the murder.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-02-25
FRANK DENIED
A REHEAR|NC
tBy Associated Pressl

Atlanta, Ga, Feb. 15.-The Supreme
Court today refused rehearing for
Leo NJ. Frank, under {. death sentence
for the Mary Phagan murder.