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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

BEFORE COMMISSIONERS, TURNER coun.
TY souTH DAKOTA.
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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-03-22

Attest: Y. b. clineman, Auditor.
(Seal)
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The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
Berkeley Cops Ride.

The city Of Berkeley. Cal. is provid-
ing every man on its police force with
motor car and allowing him S26 per
month for the purchase of gasoline
oil and other necessities. The cars
are ntted with a fire extinguisher, flrst
aid Kit and emergency ladder. It has
been found that under this system the
patroimen can cover much greater ter
rltory. more efficiently than under the
old method OF walking the beat. When
1t Is necessary to bring a pri iJoner to
the station. the patrolman loads him
into the car and whisks him in before
he has time to think about protesting
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
FIVE MOTOR TRUCKS
DO WORK OF 20 TEAMS

A feet OF Sc motor trucks has sup
planted horses nd wagons IN the house
TO house COLLECTION Of ashes. waste paper
and rubbish In Philadelphia. with the
result that the service has been perfected
TO Fueh an extent that now housewives
know almost the exact hour the eollec-
tons viii be made.
A comparison of the two methods Of
transportation shows that one truck can
do the work OF at least u teams and
wagons. This statement applies only to
one section OF the city, four blocks wide
and two and one-half miles long, where
a fleet OF twelve white trucks replaced
- teams and were able to do three times
the amount Of work IN a given period
Of time. These figures were compiled by
Perry =. Beam, president Of the Beam
Fletcher Corporation, which owns the
trucks in this district, and he estimates
that they will haul more than 15O, 200
yArds % ashes this year.
The bodies Of the trucks are built with
14-ineh extension sides. This extra height
permits each truck to haul u yards on a
single trip. Each days work Is divided
into three sections and each section Is in
charge OF a foreman who has four trucks
ard a crew Of eight men under his SUI
pervision. There Il a driver for each
truck. a man who lifts the ashes from
the eurbings and another helper who dis
tributes the loads IN the truck. The Ia
Dor Of loading Is greatly simplihed by
special openings in the sides Of the bodies
through which the baskets. boxes and
cans are passed. Six trucks are loaded
simultaneously IN three sections and the
motors are kept running continually from
morning until night Despite this the
trucks have proven economical to oper-
ate and have earned q good proft. re-
ports Mr.. Beam.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
PAIGE CAR MAKES
HIGH GEAR RECORD

The unusual record OF se6.2 miles In
twenty-four hours on high gear through
the congested streets Of one Of the larg-
est American cities was made recently
by Paige car Of standard stock model,
exceeding previous record by more than
70 miles.
This unique test. which was unusually
severe because IT carried the car during
many Of the twenty-four hours through
crowded trafic, was made In Cleveland
and under authoritative auspices.
The car used in making the run had
covered more than 1000 miles before max
ing the new record. II was fully
equipped. nothing having been done to
IL except to remove the first. second and
reverse gears. Thus 1t was possible to
use only the high gear.
Inc car started at HIS IN the morn
ing ana was driven to the Public Square
tnrough the heaviest trafic and during
me course OF the twenty-four hours
passed over some OF the worst streets
IN the city. -Four drivers were used. all
amateurs.
A, total mileage of sss miles was made
between at night and 6 in the morning
Ihe average at night was 81 81 miles an
nour ana the average during the day.
time was A.43 miles an hour. The total
average, for the twenty-four was 2s.1
miles an hour. No accurate record Of the
gasoline mileage was made, but Il ap-
proximated II miles to the gallon. Less
than one quart OF water was put In the
radiator during the entire run and but
one gallon Of oil was added. Paige exc
eutives believe that this unique test Is
an excellent demonstration Of Paige nexi-
bility and stamina.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
The Dodge Movies.

Every dealer in Dodge Brothers motor
cars Is being given opportunity to go into
the moving picture business on his own
account through the enterprise of the big
Detroit organization, which has arranged
to provide its distributors with a new
type OF portable projecting machine that
has recently been developed. Once pro-
yided with the machine the dealers, will
be able virtually to take prospective pur-
chasers on a tour OF factory inspection
without leaving the salesroom floor. tho
pictures developed being OF sufficient In
tensity TO be clearly seen In broad day.
even when produced in a well-lghted
room.
Dodge Brothers have had fllm depart
ment in operation for about seven
months. as a matter OF fact. its pur-
pose being TO provide good. live educa-
tional and news features from time to
time for dealers use.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
MOTOR CORPS

A feet OF automobiles to assist in the
work OF the Home Defense League Of
the District was assured by the action
OF the Washington Automobile Trade
Association at its meeting at the Ebbitt
last night.
Maj. Raymond Pullman, superintendent
Of police, outlined the plans of the league
as a secondary adjunct of the police
force and described how automobile own
ers could assist in these plans by con-
tributing their cars in emergencies.
At the conclusion OF his address 70
cars were offered for the work Of the
league and a number OF the members
signed membership applications. Presi-
dent Joseph NJ. Stoddard presided.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
1A GOSSIP OF MOTORS MOTORISTS AND MOTORING y
What an Eight Is.

a definition Of an eight-eylinder motor
oS Edgar Apperson. prominent motor
car manufacturer of Rokomo, Indiana.
Is 50 simple that any novice can get
clear understanding Of this type Of power
plant
The power Of an eight-eElinder motor
may be hkened to the flow Of Niagara" {"
he said. by this siAile IT Is meant to
illustrate the fact that the power of the
eight is continual.
The eight gives you four power i'm
pulses for every revolution Of the ny
wheel, an impulse for every quarter turn.
The overlapping is so complete that the,
turning effort is practically constant.
The eight Is an IDEAL power plant for
there Is no hesitation between impulses"
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

Please give me the address of
good automobile hood shop7''
w. S. F., Conduit road
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

Scores q
The best MI
Or they would
Here a ~
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

Who handles the Genemotor here-it
Is q Ford starter made by the General
Electric Company"
F. A. g., - Building
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
$4,000 Chandler Shipments.

The Chandler Motor Car Company is
shipping ears at the rate or over u.s.
oe0 . year During the week of April
af. the company made a record ship
aaent Of SIS cars. In the FIRST two
weeks OF April a total Of Liza cars
were shipped, which indicates over
2too for the month. 50 per cent ahead
Of a year RRo. Last year total ship
nnents were 1S,0T3 cars.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
GARRoTT GOING AHEAD

Warren CARROT, an expert mechanic
who has been employed by some large
corporations in Washington as Auto
Chief, has opened a repair shop in the
new Southern Garage, in the rear OF the
southeern Railway offices, at 1870 D st.
He Is fully prepared to do all kinds OF
repair work at reasonable rates and give
service anywhere at any time.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
KING ASKS FOR BREAD CARD.

London, May 3-If Great Britain Il
compelled by the submarine menace to 90
on war rations, the royal family will not
be excepted. The Daily News stated to-
day that King George has requested that
a bread card be issued TO him II rationing
becomes compulsory.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
$4,000 Republic Trucks.

The Republic Motor Truck Company
10 making extensions and improve
ments to enable the company to build
10000 motor trucks in 1918. The COM
pany built 1000 trucks in 1915 and is
turning out $4,000 this year.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
BriScoe Output.

The Briscoe Motor Car Corporation
Is increasing its manufacturing sched-
ule for the spring and summer by
5000 cars and will also turn out 1000
Redden truck-makers monthly for the
next four months.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

A. P. g., -Thirteenth street, Wash
lngton.
rs there an agency in Washington for
the splitdorf electric starterr'
W. c. W., Ballston, Va
Please give me the name and ad-
dress Of company that sells second
hand fve-passenger Ford bodies or sec
ond-hand parts for Ford cars"
P. D., Standardsville, Va
rs there an auto spring repair COM
pany in Washington7"
G. n, Alexandria. Va.
Where can purchase q full kit of
tools, such as a repairman would use
In repairing any car, or list of such
tools needed7"
B. A. D.. N street NORTHWEST
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

rs there an agency in Washington
Tor the Chalmers carp
R. F.. Fifteenth street northwest
Washington.
Where is the nearest agency of the
Jackson Automobile Company"
- Co., street northwest, Washing
ton.
do you know where can purchase
secondhand truck. three tons or more
capacity and in good condition. Please
refer me TO best man"
p. LSC.. Lost City. W. Va
Who is agent for the Rayneld car
buretor?''
]. L. Tenth street northwest. Wash
ington.
Where can buy Inagiffy. that gives
the gasoline more power?"
N. p. Eighteenth street northwest.
I have been using alcohol in my car
in the radiator and have found It to
glycerine in three parts water freezes
at about 1870 above zero. Could you
let me know through your column
whether glycerins has beesn usd for
this purpose and what was the result.
and disadvantages, II any. GIyeertne has
a higher boiling point than water and
IS only very slightly volatile In water
vapor; also II is miscible in all propor-
tions with water"
A. r., Columbia road. Washington.
Who handles the Genenotor here-it
Is a Ford starter made by the General
Electric Company
F. A g., Building.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04
NO DISORDER IN NORWAY.

London. May 3.-May Day in Norway
passed OF without disorder. says a dis
patch from Christiania today.
The Washington herald., 1917-05-04

do autoists travelling from Washing
ton to Ohio have to purchase an Ohio
license, or pay in any way for the privi-
lege Of travelling over Ohio roadsT''
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

Mr.. Claypcol, Anti-Saleon League Man
Of Marquette, TO Stay I'm County.

The lecture given by Mr.. Upshaw In
the interest OF prohibition at the M. II.
church last Tuesday night was not "a
well attended as Il would have been
had there not been so many counter
attractions
Mr.. Upshaw told his hearers that he
10 on tour OF the nation in the in
terests OF national prohibition; that
his purpose here was TO get As many
signers 70 the cause as he could get.
He asked FOR donations from those In
terested In national prohibition. the
donations to spread over period OF
1--WE years.
Further information was given out
10 the effect that Mr.. Ciaypool, the
Anu-Saloon League man, who has
been stationed ~ Marquette. will be
stationed In Iron county 10 remain
here until. the vote on local option Is
taken this spring Mr.. Ciaypooi will
take charge Of the dry campaign and
the state organization viii give the
county every assistance possible In
the way OF money and workers
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
LIKE FNNIGANs STORY.
nilwa\ \pkee Train Went on the Track
Nd Then Went On Again.

Pass1ngers on the Milwaukee train
10 CID Dago last Saturday night were
trea so a vivid realization OF the
story told about the Irish engineer
who, when told TO use breyity. report
cd a derailment as "On agin, on agin,
gone agin" for the heavy passenger
train actually got OF the track and
got on again without stopping and
went along It's way. the passengers
rejoicing that a dangerous wreck was
averted.
The affair happened about al Elk
hart Lake IN the early hours OF Sun
day morning. Dr. Larson, who was a
passenger on the train, says that he
WAS awakened by a heavy jolt as II
the sleeper he was in was riding the
ties. Then II righted itself and while
the train slowed down, the passen-
gers were not aware until next morn
ing that the cars had been OF the
track and jumped back on again un-
assisted.
The cause Of the derailment was a
broken rail. small piece evidently
having been broken out The break
was on a curve and the explanation
for the cars getting back onto the
track again is that the centrifugal
force was sufficient to hold the OUT
side trucks TO the rail- and the wheels
simply jumped back on the other side
when the break was covered.
No such a happening has ever been
chronicled and the affair caused much
speculation. Passengers from Crystal
Falls aboard the train at the time
were Herman Holmes, Ben Nicely.
Th6s, fonlin. Jr., DIT Larson and
others,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
SEEK GAME CONTROL.
Senator Wood Asks That Game Ward
en- BE Empowered 10 Shift Season.

Senator Wood OF the 3lst distri
-''s,-.-''-- .-ssncrs a bs.<llor game contr,
that seems TO have very mucn ito cor,
mend IT,
The proposed measure merely fol-
lows the movement in othor states.
mostly In the east. 20 delegate the
power to open and close seasons in
conformity with the migration and
dsskruction OF game.
Under the proposed Michigan law
the unit Is the county and no action
until petition signed by 25 residents
OF the county comes 10 the game com
missioner. lie then is TO go into
hearing on the matter and determine
whether or not there Is a chance OF
the game in that locality becoming *
unct, or whether con seryation for tho
time being Is necessary. II he SO de-
cides he Will close the season and
open Il when he desires.
Willie II is predicted that the meas
ure will meet lot OF opposition,
Game Commissioner Oates IA confident
that when the members OF the legis-
lature begin to ask expert advice upon
The question Of game conservation,
hey will be won over. The establish
nent OF the game farm for Chinese
ring-necked pheasants in Ingham
county, be says, has gone far toward
Michigan one OF the top-notch
states in conservation Legislation and
ie believes that with the Wood bill
aw. he can go still further
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
A NEW MINING co.

The -Mather interests have
organized a new mining company for
the purpose OF operating In Minnesota.
The name OF the new organization is
the Bennett Mining Co and It's capt.
tai stock is 100000.
The incorporators are; Horace An
drews and Amasa Stone Mather OF
Cleveland Ohio, and j. IT, Lawrence
OF Chicago. The FIRST officers OF the
newly formed corporation are: II. G..
Dalton, president; L. j. Campbell,
vice president; Amasa Stone Mather.
secretary, and r p Williams. treas
urer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
WILL IRON COUNTY
VOTE TO STAY DRY
QUESTION IS BEGINNING TO BE
DISCUSSED As ELECTION NEARs
VETS HAVE NO ORGANIZATION
Welfare Association Win uudesht'
edIy Take Direction Of the Cam
paign for the 'DUs'

win Iron county stay dryT" That
question is being asked on both sides
OF the county and the replies to II are
far moro at varience than they were
two months ago. Immediately follow
ing the general election last fall II
was almost the unanimous opinion
that Iron county would go dry" by
bigger majority next time than II did
last time. That prophecy was based
mainly upon the opinions OF the busi-
ness men in the cities and villages
Very few OF the business men wanted
TO see two adjustments within a year.
Should the county vote swet" In April
Il would be necessary 10 adjust busi-
ness back TO ''wets basis on May
and then on May i, 1918, when the
state goes dry" an adjustment would
have 10 be made back 10 a dry" hasis
again. This was looked upon as too
much adjusting.
Laborlng Men the Doubtful Element.
Since the fall election time has been
had TO get some OF the sen.iment Of
the laboring men at the snfefal losa-
tions and II would seom that tho BIZ
bulk Of them are on the wet sisie
OF the fence 30 that many carefuI ob-
servers are not so sure that the coun-
~ Will vote dry" ae they wer& Two
months ago.
This wet" inclination IL moro APP
parent among the people from soltth-
ern Europe II they are in the nia7
Cllty when tne sVtc 4. .ss>s-ar.,-. .ha coun-
y viii certainly 60 wet" However
he Finns, Swedes and northern
europe people IN general are either
Iuite ovonly divided or on the "dry''
ide Of the fence \
The recent enforcement OF the local
ptdon law has not brought about any
hange OF sentiment and is not at all
esponsib'e for the county's voting
wet" should IL go vote. II II has
nnuenced in any way II has been to-
yards the dry" side. Only few OF
he more ignorant are angered be-
ause they are not allowed to violate
,csa,-.......1.cs Oh Rage Three,)
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
WITH PNEUMATIC TOOL co.
w. II. lobe Has Been rendered Very
Fine Position with This Concern.

w. II. Jobe has been rendered and
accepted a very fine position with the
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. one Of
the large machine tool concerns OF
the country.
Mr.. Jobe has been considering an
offer from these people for several
months and II Is understood that he
Is to be connected with their rock
drill department and for. Ne present
at least. he will operate m4fniy Ia the
Lake Superior mining country
lie will represent the company AT
the meeting OF the Lake Superior Min
ing Institute next month, his wide
acquaintance among mining men aud
his extensive mining knowledge pc
culIarly Citing him for the work with
thia branch of the company.
The many friends OF Mr.. Jobe in this
county and ether portions OF the Lake
superior district will be pleased IN
hear OF his new position.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

On the evening OF Feb. 2s local
talent play will be put on4Sby. Eva
Hamilton Robards, under the auSpices
of the Eastern Star. HRS. Robards Is
professional home talent play pro
moter and comes to Crystal Falls
very highly recommended. The cas-
will include Crystal Falls most tai
ented actors. The play will be S-act
comedy with numerous musical spe-
cialties interspersed Additional mem
ton of this coming treat viii be made
next week
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

Legislature Mny Consider Passing
ssca An kei f'sh winter.

Crystal Falls may hare. n the near
future, to construct treating works
for her sewage. The reason for this
is the prospective passage OF law ri
the present session Of the legislature
forbidding cities from dumping their
sewage into the rivers.
The supreme court has already Civ
en- an Indication OF an approval Of
such an act when sevprai years ago
IL forbade the city ofsGrand Rapids
from polluting the waters OF the
Grand River
In case any act II passed it will be
a general one and all cities in the
state which now dump their sewage
into rivers will be affected
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
IRON MONEY PROPOSED.


Overseas press dispatches tell us
that Sweden, Norway and Denmark
are contemplating iron money. This
move may seem peculiar 10 those not
acquainted with conditions over there
but Dr. G. #. Larson, who has inform
alton FIRST hand from bis native coun-
try. gives an explanation that can be
readily understood
The Scandinavian countries have
simply been unable to maintain their
copper money. Sailors and others ar
irving In Scandinavian territory from
Germany Invariably buy mp every cop
per article that they can get hold OF.
An OF the copper pennies and copper
ufensila OF all kinds are eagerly pur-
chn<ed
The countries co stod forbade the
'4t'ps eut Of tfscountNx. any copper
, those Interested in gSa-isipg this
letaI elther amugglsd Il out ora melt-
4 n UP and cast il into statues q. :
onio iumitatipn art work and as there
! no Lev afaipst the export OF "art'
le ifanres have 30 far escaped
II is 10 protect Itself and its small
'oney issues thai Sweden Is propos-
ig an ISSUE q iron money.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means OF thanking all
the friends who SO kindly remembered
ns during the illness OF our husband
and father. We are especially under
obligation to the Eagles and to the
many friends and neighbors who con-
tributed floral offerings aud aided us
IN 80 many ways
Mrs Fred NJ. Reindl and family
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03

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Jesse ponclasrd. bvolhsr ~ rs
Ponchard and Mr. n. y {cl;<y
this city, sayed t6s J1Ilxnrk> 4 y
much expense and rrob4hlv
some lives by ilagging the Spas ~,
train on the Ontonagon bfaneh( A.
day last week Mr. ponchard hap
pened to be near the track when a
heavily loaded log train passed hy.
AS the last car passed from view he
noticed piece fly out OF one OF the
rails Investigation showed him thai
a broken rail was opened up there and
be knew that unless word was given
TO the next train iD some way there
would be q wreck 4
So he posted himself and wa;h~(
The next EaiD happenodSto be m
commodataS train which carried
scngers aS well as freight. lie
ried towards the oncoming train
manage 20 swing II down besnr~
broken rail was reached.
The train was delayed several no,
while the section crew was summon
and a new rail- put In place OF tho o.
broken.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1917-02-03
Was n Good Thing.

The absence OF water last Thurs-
day morning IL spoken OF about town
a. a good thing as II has served TO
bring the people right slap. bang up
against the conditions that are ex-
isting and II they don't 30 20 sleep
again before tho next council meet
Ing, II Is expected that delegation
viii wait upon the council and ask
that tho matter OF fire protection b.
given immediate and thorough attcn-
ton