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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-04-22

Lot of 9x12 #. and 5 IT. by %
IT all-wooI Brussels Rugs, Alex
Gnder smiths well-known "Nep-
rsrhan' and Manor brands.
noted for serviceability and at
tractivenesS. All are made in one
piece-no seams.
Floral. medallion. and conven-
tional designs, in colorings to
suit any room decoration.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-04-22
$500 Muslin Curtains
SOC pair

Ruffled and flat edge Muslin
Curtains. in hemstitched and tuck
ed styles. in plain white. also Win
pink or blue floral borders.
Pretty draperies for summer
homes "a yards long: and SO TO
40 in wide.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-02

Note the exceptional big reductions on Mems High
Grade Suits and Overcoats Our clothing is second to
for quality, workmanship and STYLE and this Jan
uary Clearance Sale has put them down in price within
reach of all.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-02

Mems High Grade Suits and Overcoa

$500 All Wool Suit or Overcoat, I
$4,000 All Wool Suit or Overcoat, l
$22.5O All Wool Suit or Overcoat, !
$25.0O All Wool Suit or Overcoat, !
$3.50 All Wool Suit of Overcoat, !
$4,000 All Wool Suit or Overcoat,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-02

Charmeuse and Crepe Meteor. regular $3.50
January Clearance Price $l.69.
Big range of blue shades, browns, gray, black and
white, also evening shades
Sale on Towels and Towelins 20 per cent off
Crash in the bleached or brown quality, and glass
toweng, also Turkish towels in any size you could
ask for.
Ladies' Underwear 20 cent Discount
This cut includes every garment in the stock, both
cotton or wool, of the famous Munsing make.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-01-02

Neckwcar Worth.
Regular to soc
Now SC Each
Mostly jabots In
the lot. left over
from the Xmas
selling, to clean
up, Jan. Clear
ance Price &c
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

THE Office is in re eipt Of the report
Of the geological survey for Michigan
for the year 1918. The report comes
IN neatly bound volume and con
tains information that is of great
deal Of interest and very important to
the miuing districts
In addition to the usual statistics,
the report contains this year figures
showing the taxation of mining pro
perties for the past three years The
duty of assisting the tax commission
in fixing valuation of mining proper
ties was placed upon the geological
survey by the legislature two years
ago, the state geologi-t now making
an annual inspection O mining proper.
ties for that purpose.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

that they will accomplish 80 a UGH but
they hope TO do 80 and we sincerely
hope that they succeed in doing this
much.
Iron county nas about IL miles OF
heavy grading to do to get to the
Gogebic line. Two miles OF this work
is planned for the year 1914 and dur
ing the following years as much VIII
be- done each year as appears necessary
TO complete our road by the time doge-
bic gets to the line There Is no sense
of extending blind end away up there
in the woods ard our commission
don't propose TO do 20.
Ii viii be several years yet before
the Gogebic-Iron extension Is complet-
ed. II takes money to build roads.
II some OF tine blatherskites who sit
about offices and spit tobacco juice on
the floor could build roads with talk
we would have lots OF roads in re-
markably short time but unfortunately
il takes dollars and il is our exper.
fence that the tobacco splitting gentle
men are generally shy on that COM
modify.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
In Like A Lion


March came in like lion. all right
Will it 90 out like lambS The re-
lance to be placed In the old fable is
yet to be proved. Sunday was the
first Of March and IL it wasn't lion
weather last Sunday we never had
any. The only thing lacking was
snow. In fact. that Is the only thing
most people are complaining about
for had good fall of snow sccompan-
led the hurricane of last Sunday so as
to insure the woods workers several
days more of hauling most people
would have felt satisfied.
The wind began to blow Saturday
and it certainly whirled gale. Most
people thought that a fall of snow
would come along with the wind but
1t came from the wrong quarter for
snow, most of our snow coming from
the east
In the more southernly and easterly
portions of the country there was big
snow fail as we'll az a wind storm and
much damage was done 20 wires and
in blockading railroads throughout
the east especially.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

Anyone desiring to occupy a pull
man drawing room alone hereafter
will have to buy two railroad tickets
as well as pay for the drawing room.
An order went into effect last Sunday
on all roads in the country On some
of the roads three railroad tickets aro
necessary, but on the roads in the west
but two tickets are required.
The statement was given out enron
eously, that the change was made by
law but such is not the case. The
railroads agreed between themselves to
the change and filed the new rate with
the inter state commerce commission
which body must see that Is ia enforc-
q impartially.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

Iron River is 10 have lively village
election, 1t is said. and all because OF
q Misunderstanding over the printing
OF a ticket. A ticket was nominated
in full and another in part, The mem
bers of the ''fnIl ticket" all deserted
with the exception of the candidate for
clerk, Frank &. Smart Mr. Smart
filled up the places made vacant upon
his ticket and presented IL to the
election commissioners for printing
and that body refused to print II on
the advice of the village attorney.
Then bedlam let loose, as is always
the case when a refusal TO print tick
ct occurs. Lawyers took sides on the
question antil finally the row got to
be general one and the commission
ers were compelled to print the tick
cts both of them. Now the fight is
on for fair.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

Calumet verbanac harrangued the
church people as they were leaving the
house of worship, charging the Citi-
zens Alliance with the Italian hall
disaster and telling them that IL any
of the citizens attempted to give them
money or help them in any way be-
cause of the disaster ito take an axe
to them. The pastor Of the church
asked verbsnac to desist and not to
accuse anyone of such a horrible crime
without proof, but he was unable 10
do anything with the red socialist
agitator. 1t was generally believed
that he acted under orders from Meyer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
aaGloyerlahd. Where IL cioysrlana,
ftis the. pppsTa Peninsula Of Michigan
MOTT .EyA(ITt.Y TRIIE

II ln4uyAI3H T2ITsi1H III 39laNi ~
IN 5afNOT 'EXAdTLYs TR UEus 1914
-D0nFdriendisons west side made
some exttavagsnt 'statennentss in his
'isshe 0fiast week sregatiifnT the 70 I'd
to Gogebic county vs. wouldn't
bother With tie matter were II not for
the fact that other papers baye thrown
Out thesame imprssslpn, and eur Goge.
bicaiRends have, Enthusiastically allowed
the same impression to- go forwari for
THE pssttwo years uhtiliait'has been
about acceptedihsR gospel iana iaco1a
The statement ob5ected to IS THAT
Gogepic county has but four miles Of
road to build N order 70 complete It's
aystem 20 the Iron County line, and
that, 40 far as Gogebic county u CON
cerned. the tinnk line viii be ready for
use in another year right, through 10
the lineNGa 10 90 -, la ssn Tntag
- Inethe same breath the assertion is
made that Iron county has fourteen
miles Of road TO grade yet and that
this county viii not be to the line by
HE time Gogebic county gets there
The facts are that Gogebic connty
has AS much mileage TO build 40 get ia
System graded through to our lin,
as we have. Gogebic . county hai
graded four miles Of road from IN,
village OF watersmeet south west 10
wards the Iron county line II has x
more 10 grade, Even that stretch o
road 10 not complicated yet, there beinl
about q quarter Of a mile OF swamp 4
be completed next season. This iss M
criticism upon Gogebroicounty nor q
tintended as SUCH Our idea IL TO on
some OF our contemporaries who ar
howiing about Iron county right on
few things, Gogebic county has don,
mighty we'll 70 build tho grade that sh
has built oyer long stretch of county
whore the traffic will not ayerag
three rigs a dayoa for the yea
while 10 muchof the thickly populate,
portions Of che county needs more an,
better roads. AA iH9Hssaas JOY lA'l
Again. the cogebic grade Il a sati,
grade almost al the way and even 4
N were completed Il would be impsss
lille until i II surfaced The sogebis
county people hope TO get their grade
surfaced 10 as 70 allow traffic over i
on the stretch between Tronwood and
Watersmeet next fall. Many doub'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

in the but:onhole Of his gay coat
socialist button the day he was arrest
ed on the charge previously described.
He appeared at nearly every session
Of the congressional Investigation In
Hancock and was apparently of great
assistance to attorneys Kerr and Hill
ton He testified as n witness for some
of the alleged abuses thar the fed
tion attorneys charged and on one oc-
casion he acted as check on an inter
prefer of Polish. At all times he was
gay and pleasant and APPARENTLY his
conscience was not bothered by the
canker that began to eat into the
Huhta conscience after Huhta lost his
job. Huhta turned against his quon-
dam pal with a venemous herceness
when he saw that the latter was still.
spending federation money lavishly
while Huhta was barred from the
fount. He duplicates yerbauac IN
several affairs. even as far back as the
Ricedale shooting at Copper Range
train early in the strike.
Huhta is one OF the men indicted for
carrying concealed weapons in the
South Range raid affair
Jallonen and Juttinen are not we'll
known TO the sherih's officers as they
have not been openly active in strike
affairs.
Verbanac was arrested Friday even
ing. While he was enjoying his
evening repast in the South Range
restaurant, one of the deputies enter
cd the eating house. tapped him on
the shoulder and asked him TO visit
the Office of the deputy sheriff follow
ing his meal. Verbanac, with a bold
front and brazen air. little suspect
ing what was In store for him. walk
ed into the office later in the evening
and asked what was wanted. When
the charge and the warrant for murder
were read to him he all but tainted.
The man turned white. fell in a
heap in chair and so completely col
lspsed that serious physical difficulties
were feared. He soon recovered,
however, and he was taken TO Hough-
ton to the Jail that evening The story
OF the arrest was not made public at
the time Ms there wass desire to ar
rest all Of the men implicated in the
confessions OF Huhta before anything
was given out, on the way 20 the
county jail verbanac inquired as TO
whether Huhta had told all he knew
or not and seemed cheered by the
answer given him by the officer. TO
the effect that ne believed not.
auhta was one of the witnesses OF
the Western Federation OF Miners that
testified before the congressional com
mittee last week, during the sessions
at Hancock. -
Another Interesting sidelight in
verbanac's case is that he comes un-
der the head of undesirable alien.
He is not citizen of this country.
On Christmas day. following the morn
ing service at the Crostian church at
fTH tIN so lliIl1 ffa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
WAR ON FALSE REPORTS
clover'and Secretaries TO Combat Idea that
Is Polar Bear Resort

cloverland Secretaries TO Combat Idea that
is Polar Bear Resort
The Cloverland Association of Com
mercial CLUB Secretaries. which was
organized February 3 at Escanaba
plane TO commence crusade against
he circulation OF misleading reports
concerning the weather conditions In
the upper peninsula
These reports IL is alleged are sent
out by upthinkinR correspondents who
misrepresent the true weather condi-
tions in the winter time and cause the
publishing OF untruthful temperature
records. and accounts OF suffering and
trafic troubles. such as are not en-
perienced In CIoverland. The presen
winter has furnished a go3d sample.
Ever since the first snow came in
the upper peninsula. the big news
papers In the lower part Of tho state
have been publishing interesting but
false stores about the intense cold.
much suffering and the tieing up Of
traffic.
Asa matter Of fact this winter has
been a mild one In the upper PENN
sula. and IN comparison Of true con-
ditons IN the upper and lower parts OF
Michigan will prove that lower Michi-
gan experienced very nearly as much
extreme cold weather as the upper
peninsula, and there was many times
az much suffering IN the lower part Of
the state.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

The decision of the council to put
the question of sewerage up to the
people in the way of bond Issue is
the only sensible method of disposing
of glazing injustice that has existed
in Crystal Falls for numoer of years.
We refer to the depriving Of portion
of our people of sewerage, a privilege
that is enjoyed by others and at the
expense-in part-of those denied the
sewerage. AS the big body Of those
denied sewerage are residence owners,
the result of the election will deter
mine If the people really want sewer
are
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
JUSTICE THAT IS TO BE

When Governor Ferris told the
democratic banqueters at Pontiacl on
Monday evening that Just one side
cannot settle this great conflict be-
tween labor and capital. he put his
finger on the most obvious and the
most UNDECIDED fact before the Ameri'
can people today. He was speaking
OF the copper strike when he said.that,
and he was speaking from first hand
knowledge and experience. We've
got 10 do some thinking in the next
ten years, he says. Legislation
will never solve the problem it simply
helps. that's all. Selfishness Is just
the same whether 1t is under broad
cloth or blue jeans Back OF real JUS
tice there must be human hearts beat
ing, and as they throb so will justice
oe. Or In other words, in order TO
do iustice, we must first feel Justice
and 80, learn to think justicel i5l
Can we do ita We have a growing
and aggressive number of citizens
VINO feel and think that justice belongs
70 to- socialism alone and We have
other OH acaitifzeps who feel and think that
justice belongs 70 trade aspnionlifstnH
alone, and we have other citizensiwho
feel,a and think that jnstice belongs to
anarchy and conHscstion aloneg and
we have not been doing very much
hard thinking about any OF them.
still others think that justice be-
longs primarily to promoting the, In
tsrests " the farmer OF the manpfact-
urer or tle banker. .g sIgaAia lil
Elihu Root long ago told the lawyers
Of the Uniisd States that they must
soon begin to think about the admins
tration Of Justice in terms OF groups
of citizens instead Of individuals. The
relations Of individuals to one another
and to the government have been fairly
well established, but the just rights
and RESPONSE abilities and limitations
of group-interestss Is the, big problem
ahead. IL is the problem involved In
every clash fbetween capital and labor.
How shaiI group rights beddedned in
such a. casey Apd what snail they
bseSS gfust one one side cannot settle this
great conflict, or any other Detroit
Saturday Night 'aisn 0dlssog iasa
lra yncdssfef 81. KS sgi0v leTaas
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

ANENTi THAT drJGEBtet ExfEN-
oAyh 'hl g y SION. ~ ~. = So,
lust a word to our west side coptem
persry, regarding the proposed ,extsp.
sioIH ofIthe Iron ,souBty Foad system
west 10 the Gogebic line which itIis
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (which
weRlso wBuldsIiKe to see put through.
Adwhen' bonding Was first proposed to
proyide Iron county with trunk line
road, tho plan was to Issue, $4,000
aud buiIdparight through from 1.-The
,Diekinsonstol the Gogebieclipe, Our
west side friends. at a conference.-the
"A, Iron River obje, ted 10 the amount
ana ftut tie Fssae 20 $3.50, Geo When
the VOTE was taken the west side voted
bhavify,o against the Issue while the
east Side went for Il and carried the
proposi uon. .,as-aQ srarnsE 81 uss
~ IL, will taker according Ito rthe resti-
mate, $65. 900 to baild from Beech wood
10 the dogebic line. Is With the three
miles that are 20 be built this year
taken out, itwiii take about s45, 900.
That piece must be built either piece.
meal As the money is raised each year
or 10 q chunk by q bond issue. IL our
west side friends want It built all Al
once, why not get out and advocate
y bond issue. the money TO be- spenr
onlya.in completing the road 20 IN,
Gogebic line la FsaiA''-fa4 Faai3
Crystal Falls will stand for it ane
Will give the proposltion hearty sup
port. Let our west side friends wh,
want this piece of road show thei
colors and if they can induce theiriowl
people toacome across they will hav'
little diffinulty1w ith thee Crystal Fall
end We are aiwaysin for improve
linent over here 80 get busy you fellow
that are Interested. F ~
f.Frq tt FNt.Tst.trrrt ntttf tst t.a.fft
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

TIE change OF leaving time of the
Miiwaukee train from the ehicago
station, is making a lot Of difference
with the eastern mail, especially that
mail from lower Michigan poipts, The
mail, over the Michigan Genital and
Grand Trunk trains arrives at Chicago
soaclosejt the Qleeying time, OF the
Milwaukee, train that doonnection
cannot I've made. IL is probable that
the afternoon mail over the North
Western will get a lot Of southern
Michigan mail in the future ,sg
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

y T-F"TLI" " ITI.WI. ~ -IW-T fI,WT 7lT.
The decisiol OF the coppcil 10 put
the question of bonding for sewerage
in .MaDel Grove mp 70 the electors
tloesn: 4 indicate that Crystal Falls has
become 20 thoroughly welded TO the
district system of our Tronc River
friends that it csn THE divorced ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
iPIialnnpesd 70 escape I

County Agent o Brleh'returned pea ri
last week sfromi his trip Iausing
With me three boys He got along
nicely but between this city and Chi
cage hepipped q plot laid IS Joe Ole
shosky. the ring leader Of the gang. TO
make their, escape when they reached
Chicsgo.ss Joe bad the thing all doped
ont and had on hiaperson the; address
10 which be was 10 go,when he gotta
way at Chicago. Mr.. O'Brien had to
keAp pretty close tab on the boys. es-
pecially1oe. who is naturally a bright
6oy MIR. O'Brien ventures the pro-
phedy that Joe will come out OF school
bright. usctive business man or. first
class crook He hastns ability.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
ontonagon county has followed I

Ontonagon county has followed the
example of Houghton aud Keweenaw
in the matter of enjoining the Western
Federation of Miners from interfering
with the mines or the miners who
wish to work Judge Cooper issued
an Injunction out Of the Ontonagon
court last Monday. The Ontonagon
mines nave remained inactive since
the strike commenced but about two
weeks ago the Mass started operations
inla small way withitne result that a
CLASH followed between the strikers
and the company 'AN 'Hn'I ~
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

,Msloom Mcleod has announced that
he IVY Ilbnot be candidate for the
republican, ouominstion inttAugust.
This leaves Wayne county with but
two scahdidates,s Frederick e. Martin
dale and Alex q roesbeck. ~ 'oeu4
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

Congressman Woodruff of the Bay
City district says that he can see no
chance TO re-unite the progressives
with the republicans he undoubtedly
kept his eye on that seat he Is holding
down in congress whsn he made the
statement -. e,- .ragf4 a.,se.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
SOUTH RANGE
% SHOOTERS ARRESTED


a@ts-f-~-1-
men occupying the cutter fred pistols
IN the arr. making celebration Of a
soststhat stirred the officers at South
Rabge somswhat. Officers were posted
to awsitA tne return Of that cutter and
Nick gcrhenac aud John Hnhta. who
had ALREADY established themselves as
registering younE blades. were found 70
be the niRht riders rheymsre arroef
ed and searched and each was found-to
have a pistol in his possession They
have been out on bail under the charge
Of carrying concealed weapons. await
ing trial In the Houghton county cir.
cult court A7@1 'est5.H '.p N
Huhta and verbauac that day had
plenty Of money on their persons,
dressed well. were gay aud debonaite
o. we'll dgoficersaof4 the Western
Federation;of Miners shonldsbe yar.
banec has been fiuph ever sincei and
when arrested Friday night ne ind ten
so bills In hts clothes
verbanac has been 4 very active
fecerationist and socialist fisnsxore
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

The administration at Washington
car with profit. take q leaf from the
note hook OF Admiral Dewey a. exhi-
bited BY the recent published statement
Of Admlral Won Dslderiohs. 3
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

RESIDENCE FOR SALE
II taken at once $500. 90 Knowh AZ
the Jas. Halada Residence. Write or
phone NJ. q. Hallada Seymour, Wis.
or Joe HoIkup Crystal Falls. Mich.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07

a Washington dispatch says that
Congressman Macdonald IL fovisit
Cslumet this week 10 'hxlhis political
fences " All quit your kidding
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1914-03-07
AgENr THAT d'5eEBtef- E }, !.

! ~ gncf,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-01
Personals

w. II. Jackson of Bromide was a
business visitor yesterday.
J. W. Walker of Milburn was a
business visitor yesterday.
Roy Alexander left her yesterday
on a business trip to Oklahoma City.
Writ Franklin returned home yes
terday from a business trip TO Fort
Worth.
Miss Irene Eddleman of Marietta
is spending the day here with her
parents.
James III. Mathers was in Wilson
yesterday where he went on legal
business.
Mrs. 5. +. Wallace returned yes
terday from a visit with her parents
in Sulphur.
Billie Green of overlook passed
through here yesterday en- route to
Pauls Valley on a business tip.
Billie Baker left here yesterday for
his home at Shawnee, after a visit
here with Mrs. Baker and the chill
| dren.
Mrs. Fred Childress, who has been
visiting relatives and friends here,
returned yesterday with her son to
her home in Ada.
Leslie p. Ross of Lawton was in
the city yesterday morning. Mr.. Ross
has been prominently identified with
the politics of the state since state
| hood.
Mrs. Frank McPhail returned from
the Dallas fair yesterday. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Chas.
Holbrook. who will visit here for
some time.
Leslie p. Ross of Lawton, who is
campaigning for the democratic tick
ct, took breakfast in ArdmOre Satur-
day morning. and left for the east
over the Rock Island
w. b. Campbell returned yesterday
from a business trip to Fort Worth.
He says business is not at all at
normal condition in the Panther city
but merchants are hopeful over the
outlook and believe before long that
usual trade conditions will prevail,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-11-01
AT RANDOL HOTEL
Friday, October 80.

c. w. Hoggard, Oklahoma City
VIM. Hooker, Memphis.
George a. Forman, Tulsa
G. d. Gunsburg, Tulsa.
o. j. McLain, st. Louis.
Geo. A. Ploof, st. Louis.
j. A. Watson, Oklahoma City.
II H. Ludlow, Oklahoma City.
W. c. Baker, Tulsa
T D. Wagner, Ringling.
J. l.. Sullivan, Chicago
T. f. Maloney, Wilson.
T. F. Maloney, Wilson
J. T. Sivalls, Wilson.
c. G. Odom, Durant.
J. A. Ford, Pauls Valley
w w. Garland, Kansas City.
w. L. Ernest, Kansas City.
II. ]. Meixwel, Denver.
Mrs. r. D. Wagner, Lindsay
Catherine Wagner, Lindsay.