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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-13

You have wondered why actresses
can wear sleeveless frocks or bed
ices Of a diaphanous weave. 1ou
can, too, Il yoI use
FL RCdo
"A sanitary lotion that win remove
hair in a few moments BY safuFaLirg
abecrNcrt cotton and applying II 70 the
lai- 30 color. absolutely harmless
Zone bark guarantee.
k.rV.ai counter Soc and 81 70
FOR sale in this city by L. S. McCabe
4 Co. and Riess Drug store.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
SWEDISH LuTaRaAN CHURCH

On the next Lords day we have
Sunday school at $50. and preaching
services at 10:45 A. NJ In the even
ing at o'clock there will be temper
ance lecture delivered by some emf
nent speaker from Chicago. The adj
dress will be in the English language
All are invited TO attend.
The choir will meet on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings at s o'clock at
the parsonage.
The Church Council will meet on
Wednesday at 8 o'clock p NJ
The Ladies' Aid No. will meet on
Thursday aftrnoon at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Anderson
Friday evening a good concert will
be given under the auspices OF the
Y. p s The Lebanon choir and our
Male Quartette viii render many OF
our National Hymns and Psalms 81
David Miss Esther Bloomquist from
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

The next time YOU go TO quick
lunch restaurant wa+ch your waitress,
she's a spry game little woman
ISM she Watch her rushing to the
kitchen and back, bringing YOU your
order Doesn't mind the heat. at all!
You wouldn't be surprised II she
baked az a grun order from some ir-
ritated guest But she doesn't. She
mustn't. if she wants to hold her job.
Sun. the good little waitress feels
Inc pangs Of evry complaint, be it
ever so slight. For she knows she Is
doing her best, with all the odds q
gainst her.
You know It. too. Only, when
you're hungry. you're irritable. inn
patient and can't control yourself
when everything doesn't go exactly
as you desire.
II may satisfy you a bit to take II
out of the busy waitress. but think OF
the result of your knock" on her.
Remember. she's a busy little bee
working hard for you. She's trying &c
make II pleasant for you.
You try and make her work pleasant
In return Mining Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

the breeding of insects and other YER
min.
See that all garbage and waste are
properly cared for and collested at
regular and frequent intervals.
Guard all food supplies especially
milk and other perishable products.
Assemblies OF children in infected
localities are TO be discouraged, If not
actually forbidden.
Individually preventive measures
may be thus summarized,
summon a physician at once and
Immediately notify the health officer
OF the presence OF the disease. II the
nisease is present in the community
medical aid should be sought when
ever a child Is sick, no matter how
light the illness; many cases Of in.
fantile paralysis, begin with slight
indisposition.
Should the illness prove to be In
fautile paralysis. isolate the patient
/ place a competent person in charge
aud reduce ell communication Will
the sick room TO a minimum.
Hospital care Is preferable, not only
for the child, but in order to better
safeguard against the spread of tbs
disease.
The sick room should be well venti
! lated and screened.
Nasal and mouth secretions should
be received in cloths, placed in a pa
per bag and burned.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
YoIJNG MAN REGIsTERl

A large number OF our young men
will have the right to vote for the hrst
time this fall. and never have the
voters OF this country had the oppor-
tunity TO vote on more important is
sues than they will have at the cleo
ton this fall.
Every man. young or Old, should
post himself on the issues in the cam
baign as well as acquaint himself
with the different candidates for the
various offices and see TO it that his
name Is duly enrolled so that he may
vote both al the primaries as well as
at the regular election in November
one great trouble with our people
Is they do not take enough interest
in public affairs They are quick to
COMPLAIN II unsatisfactory men are
elected to office when il they would
take interest enough in politics to
the men and the issues and then
20 to the polls and do their duty we
would not have 80 many insists IN
office
one OF the greatest blessings we
enjoy ia the United states is the right
TO pick the men we want TO conduct
our public affairs and we don't make
as much OF the right as we should.
This is the best country on earth IN
which TO live but b could be made
much better u We would all 10 our
duty ri tnD polls, Marquette ehrou-
ig1a
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

ate pleasure and business. being that
kind OF a man.
So build these good roads. and fix
up the roadside springs as Mr. Sawyer,
OF our county road commissioners Is
doing, and make the way easy by
legisle signs. and court the visitor that
he may stop longer and that, when he
returns home. he will tell his neigh
bors and friends ABOUT US and what we
are doing in road building.
Just think of it. a car for every
twenty-five people q the loO,oOo'OOo
in the United States.
This means that the state and region
which will build the most good roads
will profit most.
This Cloyerland o. ours is alive
with woods OF many varieties Will
cool shades and cool nights.
And with tile building OF good roads
don't forget to stock the lakes witt
black bass and the streams with brook
trout Get a black bass hatchery ioi
Icloyerland, located at tRe most con
yenient point for reaching all these
waters. and then the Automobiles
win take their fishing tackel and stay
longer and see more. and do us more
good.
Business is business, and will be real
business to build the roads and to stock
The waters and to make OF this region
all its maAy natural advantages en-
titled IL TO be.
II is the very best OF advertising and
advertising pays-Newett, in lshpem'
ing Iron Ore.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
RETAILERS MUST WAKE UP

The wife OF Michigan small town
hardware dealer answered her door
bell and found a peddler on the front
porch.
lie was selling the greatest potato
parer ever invented, and he gave a
demonstration that convinced her
al once, and she handed over the quart
er.
When the husband came home, SHE
showed him her bargain, and told
him what she paid for IL. Imagine her
CONSERVATION when he said:
Il have gross of them down in the
store and sell them for 10 cents
oash-when / End a purchaser"
The woman always has the last
word, and hers was to the point;
Then, for goodness sake, why don't
you let people know what you have
for sale?
That is just what the small re-
tailers will have to do. They must
let the people know what they have for
sale. or see the big mail order houses
get all the cash business, willie they
extend credit Daily Call.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
LrCkY NIMRER q

no matter ROW other people may feel
about the number 13 Howard Grimes
Of Douglas county, Oregon considers
It a messenger Of good luck rather than
Ia horbtnger OF evil.
Grimes was in Live Oak recently on
Ills way o Davis. where although he is
a year, OF aco. be viii take course
in agriculture
0u tBc back % his auto hung its IL
ceusn. No, 1913. When reminded Of it's
hoadoo nrocliwuos THE 0fegouian
smiled and volunteered a bit OF his
tory
81 was born on Sept 49, 1S52,@' said
he "and was the thirteenth child in the
family brood. When Is years old left
home to make my fortune AZ 20 mar
ried and our wedding fell on the thir-
teenth Of the month
while riding in a Northern Pacific
train in 1912 ! was i'm berth 10 and the
train was wrecked Every occupant in
that car was injured but myself In
/ 1913 | made a little investment in min
ing property and purchased 1900
acres OF land and am farming a part
of IL and learning how to farm II
better Live Oak (CaL coz New
York Sun
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
SQUARE DEAL ALL
CLOVER.LAND ASKS
Hon. G.. W. Mccormick Believes Sleep.
or VIII Be The Next Governor

MENOMINEE, Aug. - while all
the Republican candidates for goyer'
nor Of Michigan have friends in Glow
er-Land. the great majority who live
in these fifteen counties seem TO IA
vor strongly the Hon Albert r.
sleeper OF Huron county, said Hon.
George w. Mccormick. Menominee's
delegate to the National Republican
convention
Mr.. Sleepers splendid record as
state treasurer and his absolute bust
ness integrity in his private affairs
have attracted the cordial support Of
thousands OF Upper Peninsula voters
who want efficiency more than mere
politics.
some OF the leading business men
Of the southern part OF the state, with
whom l have large acquaintance
have written me unqualified endorse
ments for Mr.. sleepers honesty and
business ability. They look upon him
as a man eminently fitted TO run the
affairs Of the state Of Michigan along
1.-The same lines as any well conducted
business. lie viii represent the tax
payers interest and not the poliu-
clans
Sleeper is a plain man of business.
with large experience, broad eharac-
ter and a keen understanding OF the
detail business OF the state of Mich
igan
"WIlh him as chief executive every
portion Of Nnchisan, the lergest state
except Oh aast Of the Mississippi
would feel Tie inspiration OF harmon
ious state government
The Upper Peninsula. with which
Mr.. Sleeper has been intimately ac-
quainted for many years. may well
give him its enthusiastic support at
the primaries and at the polls. for he
is on record in favor OF the square
deal policy which acknowledges only
one Michigan, regardless OF the CONE
pass or Of the straits. And that square
deal is all the CloverILand has ever
asked at Lansing"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
A BOYS POCKET

a great deal has been written about
the things boys carry in their pockets,
writes a high school reporter in the To-
ronto (Kas) Republican, but for some
reason they missed the girls. Recently
our investigation committee held an in
quest upon a girls pockets and found
the following One scented pocket
handkerchief. one vanity case contain
ine powder, mirror and some small
change. one powder rag, one crochet
hook, one ball crochet thread and work
one tatting shuttle. one button hook,
one nail file. one wire hairpin, one coat
button, one stick chewing gum, a note
from her last beau, and three sen-sens
besides numerous unidentified odds and
ends OF the miscellaneous nature.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

ateh dollar BILL took down the number
OF H. put IL ia his pocket and went on
his way rejoicing. When he reached
home the butcher was there with q
meat bill for ten dollars. The banker
paid the ten he had found The butch
er paid the same ten to the printer,
and the printer to the grocer and the
grocer TO the banker. He noticed IL
was the same bill he had found and at
the same time noticed It was counter
~. Who was the loser?-Ex
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

| desire to announce to the electors
OF Iron Co. that will be candidate
for sheriff at the August Primary
election. subject TO the will of the
Republican voters. II nominated and
elected, l pledge myself to an honest
and fearless administration OF the
office. with fairness to all and favor
itsm to none.
Robt. Wilson.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
SAVE THE BABIES
4. =. Beard OF Health Gives Out Infor'
nation on Infantile Paralysis

The actual control OF the present
epidemic must be left to the city
state and federal health authorities.
individuals and communities how
ever, can do much toward their own
protection.
Prnmiscuous expectoration should
Be controlled
The common drinking cup affords q
method OF the interchange OF materi-
al of this nature and should therefore
be abolished
Rigid cleanliness OF glasses and
utensils at soda fountains. in saloons
and other public places should be en-.
forced
Flies reaches and other yermin, by
coming in contact with infectiye Sc
oretains, may possibly convey them 70
our food and thus directly bring ahou
the development OF disease There
fore eliminate insects.
Mama Bin strict cleanliness Of yarda
Directs I rd ai'crs in order % ersren
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
lions GERMAN LUTHERAN

Services will be held as follows;
Sunday School at 1890 A. NJ
German services at 1880 p. NJ
Everybody welcome.
School for religious instruction
on Monday from Q o'clock TO IL A. NJ
Parents are kindly requested to send
their children.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19

numbers; short address ON "A vist
to Rome" will be given by the pastor.
We can assure you all very enjoy
able evening about half OF the pro-
gram will be In English. Next Fri
day at the Swedish Lutheran Church
at s O'Clock p. NJ.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
Robt. Wilson.

For Sale or Rent;--A new 5-room
housc on Michigan Ave. Inquire mt
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
BAY, AUGUST 10, 1916
|oADs ATTRACT THE
-

y-Akt VI PpPuA"tASNf -'A'ts
= owners will be looking
ds over which to run dur
cation time, and they wiz
Ii some portion OF the
re the roads are good.
lso desire to escape the
south, the east and the
Already the fame Of the
gerland, the upper PENN
read afar, and already we
kany visitors. In one day
Gar from Los Angeles. Cal,
Pennsylvania, and two from
Florida, two from Chicago,
these all being in Ishpem-
4 fat wouldn't have attract
attention in Chicago, but IL
little ,nusual in this northern
BAND vent to show that people
booking about for new places to
Invarably these tourists praise
arland roads, all saying they are
|ery best they find in the whole
w. Sometimes a few miles of
ham near the large cities is en-
but these are short stretches
HUNT for little in the days run.
the upper peninsula the good
tt general, and the work of
kterment goes on rapidly.
70 me bad spot Baraga county,
in for considerable abuse
er peninsula automobilists.
&C y -outsiae this region do not
.,,ainecause such stretches are
,nftent in Wisconsin, Lower
,oatllinois and many other
taga is to improve this line
AZ c assisted by adjoining
,,eIthough why IL should we
o,|erstand. II IS more 70
eaterest to have good roads
10 have good roads In adj
Mhties, because good roads
Mime an investment for
k.nr Houghton or Marquette.
~ iasfres to share in the
od roads will secure for us
oud get busy bury it's
!tlesl squabbles rise 10 Us
man. Raraea has long
eli with graft political
polish factions and1ts get
Tor H. Il 81 iiiao Z roe a.
things and did sombthlus
ancement in common with
les IN this region II isn't
any sympathy as a pauper
doesn't properly belong in
and II we lived there We
1t any interference By ad-
,punties to build one trunk
sway. We'd show the other
h we could build our own
Nv for them just as well as
zon. Mackinac, Luce, and
os of this peninsula.
owner that drives through
puntry Of ours cannot but
With the roads and the
orally. They all tell US
delighted. Many Of them
10 build summer homes
Gee. Mr.. Fred Schuette
a Wis. in company Will
physician OF Milwaukee
chigamme, hoping TO iinc
Immodations, and were
ppointed that none were
There were ten people u
10 desired to spend sever
the lake. Mr.. Schuett'
Tas going to secure a sit
cottage right away. III
on in years and wanted
before he quit. lie salt
GIFTED with this country
nd climate and he was go
"a he could come here witt
and spend his summers
rood thing when he nike,
Ie praised the good road
Brprise of the people VIII,
He was driving a Frank
said the machine was
Id roads. Of which Wiscon
v, but on our upper pen
ways II was a constan
cp below the speed limits
e Is a well-known business
town and Is one OF tn
up-building kind o
be will be welcomed Z
and when he gets here WI
he will be attracted b.
than the roads. and amonI
Be the soils Of this region
Il TO do something to fatter
0 put meat on sheep be
III at once appreciate tina
sat natural dairy, meat
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-08-19
PAY A LITTLE MORE AND GET
A LOT MORE
Quality First

Don't put mortgage ON your Judgment
in buying
There's many man in this county who
paid too low price for his car-and lived
to regret the day.
l am not saying anything against low.
priced cars. There a number of good
ones. They do the job well.
am trying to- get people to- get birds
eye view of the motor situation instead
of a worms-eye view.
Sometimes by paying hundred or two
hundred more you get $500 extra value.
1 refer now TO the 1917 34OO +. p. IN.
Chalmers. Here's a car that has been run
more than 100000 miles in the hands
of owners, yet attained a service record Of
99.2lfo perfect.
That ia. the mark Of a great car. And
though it costs, possibly, little more thar
You ever paid for car, before--remember
that extra little sum gets you from the zone
of fair car to the zone OF a,great car.
II is not only money in your pocket i'm
the long run, but pride everywhere you
drive. There's pleasant and interesting
satisfaction in driving a regular car.
Price $1,000 Detroit - really $I4OO
value.
Crystal Falls Motor Car COmpan!
Crystal Falls Michigan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-01

It's long, hard way from Shanghai to Fifth Avenvs
while, at least once day, at the Playhouse. e
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
NORMAN TRIAL ON
 AT LOS ANGELES
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LOS ANGELES, Feb. 3.-George c. Norman, son of a manufacturer of Flushing, Long Island, was continued today by a jury in the superior court here of obtaining money under false pretenses, the charge growing out of the payment to him of $7000 by the Pacific Electric Company in settle ment of his claim as the alleged hus- band of Miss Jeanette Teresa Joseph son, one of fourteen persons killed July IS, 1913, in an interurban wreck at Vineyard station near here. Sent ence was deferred until next Monda,
 It was shown at the trial that at the
 time of the accident, and also when payment was made to Norman that he had not obtained a divorce from his wife, formerly Miss Elizabeth B. c. Morse of Flushing, although he was alleged at the trial to have gone through a marriage ceremony with Miss JoSephson in the early part o1 | 1913 in New York
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
BUSINESS MEN
 GREET WILSON AT bREAKF AST
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3.-Following in part is the address delivered by Presi- dent Wilson today at breakfast given in his honor by the Business Mems League of St. Louis.
 Not only is it necessary that we should prepare to~mobilize the forces of the nation if necessary for the de- fense of the country, but it is also nec- essary to mobilize the economic forces of this country better than they have ever been mobilized before for the ser vice of the world after this great war is over. I am not looking forward to war 1 am looking forward with great est ardor and interest to peace and the services which this country may ren- der the rest of the world in the times of peace and healing and restoration which will undoubtedly follow this great struggle.
 America now is going to be called out into an international position such as she has never occupied before. For some reason that I have never under stood, America has been shy about go- ing out into the great fields of inter- national competition. She has sought by one process or another, incompre- (COntinued on Page Three)
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
NICHOLS WITNESS
 IN $. P. OIL CASE
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SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 3.-A. G.. Nichols, a government geological ex- pert, the first witness that the gov ernment put on the stand in it's first suit to recover, on charges of fradu- lent patenting, valuable oil lands from the Southern Pacific Company finished his direct testimony today. The rest of the day was spent oy the defense in trying to impeach his testimony on cross examination.
 Nichols for several days has been identifying photographs of alleged surface seepages and outcroppings supposed to indicate oil, which, he said he took on the disputed lands last year 1 The witness qualifications as an ex- pert were also attacked.
 Documentary evidence substantial ing the allegations of the government as to Nichols credibility and qualifi- cations was filed into the record witt the consent of Judge B. F. Bledsoe over the objections of government counsel.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
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OTTAWA, Feb. 1.-The historic Canadian parliament building destroyed last night by fire declared unof an internal machine Two women guests of the wife of Speaker Sevigny by smoke and perished Several policemen and femen were buried under the de- bris when one end of the building collapsed.
 The number of persons taken to hospitals had not been determined early this morning. Frederick F. Pardee, chief liberal whip and William S. Logge, member of parliament from New Brunswick are missing and it is be- llieved they have lost their lives
 Two dominion policemen and two attendants who working with other men in the chamber below the speakers quarters when the roof fell declared to have been killed The main tower fell at 30 o'clock this ing It believed at that hour there slight hope of saving the library.
 It has been ablished that the first burst of flames il the reading of the house of commons preceded by at least explosion and probably by two The force of the concssi0n hurled persons standing distance away to the floor rigid investigation to determine the of the fire already has been undertaken by the do minOn authorities
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
LIMIT TESTIMONY
 IN BEALE TRIAL
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SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Feb. B. Judge Merle J. Rogers in the second John E. Beale estate contest today ruled that testimony should be limited to that concerning alleged undue in fluence and fraud, and an alleged sec ond will shall not be entertained The contest involves half a million dollars and Mrs. Lillian Beale, the widow, is the defendant Arthur K Stearns of Chicago, a nephew of MT. Beale was on the stand all day. His testimony related to a visit here a couple of years ago, and the effort is being made to show that he was not permitted to see his uncle through influence exercised by Mrs. Beale.
 Cupid halted the court proceedings for brief spell, as Judge Rogers was called to his chambers to unite in mar riaSe young couple that had come in from the north. Two of the opposing attorneys acted as witnesses.
Arizona republican., 1916-02-04
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 WASHINGTON, Feb 3.-Dispatches on the Lusitania situation from Col E. M. House, now on a special mission in Europe for President Wilson, are believed to have been delivered to the president today on his special train.
 Colonel House discussed the situa- ton with high German officials in- forming them of the position of the United States and receiving in turn first hand information of their view point.
 It is said Colonel House probably discussed other subjects than the Lu- sitaEia case with the German officials, but that the Lusitania situation oc- cupied the major portion of his dis patches to the president.
 The semi official statement of the foreign office forwarded to this coun- try that there was reasonable" hope that a communication which had been started to Count von Bernstorff would prove satisfactory to the United States, is taken in official and diplo- matic quarters to mean that Germany has not accepted the tentative form oi proposal exactly as it was submitted It was said here that there are cer- tain words which the Berlin officials believe could not be included in ths | final settlement of the controversy be- cause of concern for German publi, opinion It was thought certain tha this phase had been explained tt l Colonel House and that he in turi has conveyed the explanation to Presi dent Wilson.
 It was said tonight that the Ian