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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
LOCAL NEWS

A farewell panty was given Enir
Johnson at his home in Maple Grove
last Thursday evening by his young
friends. The party was intended to
be a Joint affair, John Crop having
been included in the original plans
but the latter went away from the
city during the day. The boys will
leave tomorrow for Detroit where
they will enter an automobile school
intending to fit themselves for work
in the auto factories.
Mrs willard Pearce returned to her
n Chicago last Saturday evening
after short visit over the holidays
with her mother. Mrs. A. Kluttig.
Unofficial shipment reports credit
the Carpenter mine with leading the
county in ore shipments the past sea-
son. les output having been about 800
900 tons. We expect to have detail
ed report next week.
Joseph Carlotta got home during
the week from the army. He is wear
ing four gold stripes, showing that he
put in two years across the water.
The hearing In the shooting scrape
OF julius Parokeli will be conducted
before Judge Dawson on the 18th.
Clippert, the mystery man, Is at the
county farm where he Is held to await
the hearing.
A party OF shovelers on the gravel
pit on the Amasa road quit last week
because they were making sS.s5 per
day and thought they ought to make
$1,000 When common shovelcrs can
draw down an average OF $3.50 per
day Il Il time for professional and
business men to take to the woods.
Paul schook spent several days at
his logging camp during the week.
Paul says that he is getting more OF
an insight into logging every day.
and it Is the sort Of an insight that
opens ones eyes to the trials and
tribulations OF the average logger
Dan Dawson has charge Of the
skating rink and Is keeping 4 In
fine shape. The rink Is we'll patron
ized this winter.
Arvid Bjork will leave tonight for
his annual trip TO Cleveland, Ohio. to
meet with the other mining officials
OF the Oglebay-Norton interests
there.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
INCOME RETURNS NOW DUE
CONTINUED From Page ~

600 and $4,000 he pays surtax OF |
per cent, or SO. On the amount OF
his income between $4,000 and $500
he pays surtax of 2 per cent. The
total, normal and surtax, is S2SS as
compared with $412 for 1918
Husband and wife whose combined
net income for 1919 equalled or ex-
ceeded $4,000 must fle a return. eth
err separate or joint as desired A
widow. a woman living apart from her
husband. or a maid must file a return
If her net income equalled or exceeded
81 900 A minor whose income for
1919 was $1,000 or more must make a
return. II the minors income was
less than $1,000, It must be included
in the return OF the parent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10


The workers for the international
Institute have been cooperating with
the schools in the matter OF educat-
ing the foreigners. especially the wo-
men. A school for the foreign speak
ing women has been maintained for a
couple of months at the Great Western
location which is bringing fine results
and an effort is to be made next week
to start one for both men and women
at the central building in the city.
A canvass will be made OF the homes
the coming week and upon the result
OF that canvass will depend what Is
to be done in that line.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Supt. Hill informs us that the va
cancy In the position of teacher OF
French has not been filled yet and the
outlook is not particularly bright.
Over so inquiries were sent out to
colleges in the central west and to
agencies In an effort to locate teach
er and but two responses have been
received. An application came in yes
terday that he hopes will bring re-
suits and that teacher will be on the
job in couple OF weeks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
NOTICE

The laws OF Michigan requires all
physicians, and where none are en-
ployed, to report all cases OF measles
to the Board OF Health. SO the dis
ease may be driven out as quickly as
possible.
A conspicuous placard on the house.
Isolation OF patient seven days. Elk
clude from school all children In
household who have not had measles.
Period of invasion and eruption
most dangerous. hence necessity OF
early recognition and isolation.
Distinction not required.
A. A. Metcalf. M. d..
Health Officer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
GREAT DROP IN ORE SHIPMENTS
Continued From Page ID


In Michigan which is represented pref
~ nearly by the entire output or about
100000 tons,
This shrinkage in known ore supply
Is due mainly 10 the fact that iron ore
explorations were completely suspend
ed during the past year or two. The
only additions made 20 the known ore
supply has been the new ore measures
shown up In the underground work
ings of the mines and. that amount Is
comparatively small. "
comparison OF the known ton
nages on the Minnesota ranges can be
CLEANED from the following tables.
Known ore reserve.
Jan. /, 1915. l.49O7li. 297
Known ore reserve,
Jan /, i9l9.... l.S94.923,457
Decrease season OF 1918. 357S7 sac
To this decrease OF 1919 must be
added the shipments from the Mime
sofa ranges during 1919 amounting 20
S4.174.942, or total shrinkage in the
two years of very close TO seventy
million tons in the Minnesota fields
alone
This is an important item and one
that can be remedied only by re-
sumption OF development work on all
OF the ranges or a lowering of the
base factor OF iron contents for mer-
charitable ore grade.
Ore On Dock About the Same.
The important item in figuring the
ore shipments for the coming year is
that showing the amount of ore on
lower lake docks at the close of the
season. The figures show that there
is but few tons difference, A year
ago there were on lower lake docks
10.454,S43 tons and there Is within
200, 900 tons OF that amount on docks
Jan. ! OF this year
The furnace operations have been
speeded up considerably OF late and 1t
is probable that between now and the
opening OF navigation there will be
much more ore used than last year
when the curtailment following the
cancellation OF war orders was In
vogue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
4WHITE MULE CAUSES RAID
Continued from Page One)

sold openly over the bar A large
number of distillers were caught in
the net at Iron Mountain and feeling
runs high down there
Among other actions taken is one
against the state police which II is
claimed has the sympathy, at least, OF
the mayor OF the city, whom IL is
claimed. seeks political assets by fur
thering along the feeling against the
state officials
Recently one OF the members OF the
force who lives at Iron Mountain was
arrested white home on a furlough
charged with being drunk and disor-
DERBY. The members OF. the force
ciubbed together and raised money
10 hire an attorney to defend their
comrade. whom they claim was in
nocent and was set upon for political
purposes and through spite. M. s.
McDonough was hired and the case
was tried before jury which dis
agreed.
Some important developments may
result from the action at Iron Noun
tain as there are rumors that the
governor may be appealed TO and
some officials may lose their heads as
result. The contest has developed
into regular fued down in Iron
Mountain that promises 10 have
bearings upon subsequent events.
Keep County Clean
There is no disposition ON the part
OF Iron county people to resent the
activity to keep the county clean.
This Is certainly true of Crystal Falls
where the people want all Illicit booze
eliminated. This is the feeling Of
those opposed 10 the prohibition move
ment as well as the drys. II Is argued
that IL the honorable American citizen
believing in the wet doctrine Is denied
lthe privilege OF buying liquor 4 he
Wishes II. there Is no reason why the
alien element which il commercial
izlng law breaking should profit by a
lax enforcement OF the laws, nor why
the man who has 80 little dignity. or
respect for his stomach or his life
itself that he will sneak around 10
some dirty pig pen and drink no-one-
knows what, out OF a dirty container
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

doled out through unclean hands OF
an alien female should be allowed to
degrade the community
The raid OF last Tuesday night will
undoubtedly be followed up regularly
as we are informed there is deter
mination TO break up the Illicit liquor
traffic In this county
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

hereby announce myself a candi-
date for the office OF sheriff OF Iron
county at the next county primary
election and shall appreciate the sup
port and votes Of my friends.
BEN SILvERwOOD.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

TIMBER FOR SALE:--AlI wood
and timber on NEA, sec. 2S, 1888
For particulars inquire of Margaret
O'Connell. 400 w. Fleshiem ST., Iron
Mountain, Mich. 2w.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

The Crystal Falls schools resumed
last Monday with the teaching corps
intact. as it was just before the va
alton.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Chairman Zabrlskie OF the sugar e.
qualization board says that the reason
why the people OF this country Is
being gouged out OF $940,000.000 by
the sugar dealers is that Pres. Wilson
stubbornly resisted the efforts OF the
board TO buy up the Cuban crop OF
1000 900 tons last spring at 6lA cts.
per pound Had the president con-
scented to the purchase, the people OF
the nation would be paying about 3
cts. per pound for sugar today and
there would have been plenty OF II for
sale. The action OF the president sus-
tanned the demand OF the Louisiana
planters for II cts per pound for sug-
ar and when Cuban planters learned
this they withdrew their offer TO sell
20 the government as soon as the OPP
ton expired
III "a II
II is reported from Russia that the
armies OF the Bolsheviki government
are being lead by experienced officers
OF the Cars r gime. This news a
rouses interest in other lands as Il
presents the possibility of a military
genius arising out of the wreck OF
the old autocracy of Russia who will
create an autocracy Of his own just
as did Napoleon after the French rev
olution. Should such condition a.
rise il might keep the world at wa.
for a quarter of century just as did
the rise OF Napoleon.
M ~ Nj
The prohibition laws OF the pro-
vince OF Ontario. Canada, were can
celled on New Years day and thous-
ands OF bottles OF booze. held In readi-
ness for shipment. were brought into
the province Immediately for distrib-
ution TO the homes OF the people in
the province. Under the laws OF the
province person may buy not more
than two gases of liquor at a time.
He cannot buy more than that amount
inside OF thirty days from the pur-
chase OF his first supply.
- n ID
There is a squabble in the war de-
partment between Gen. Pershing and
Sec. Baker and Gen. March. similar TO
the one in the navy between Sec.
Daniels and Admiral Simms. Perish
ing objects strenuously to the demo
tion OF officers who operated with the
A f. f. in high positions. Pershing
is represented to have read the riot
act to the secretary and chief OF stan
In the war secretary's office just be-
fore he departed for the west
Rn IN I"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10
PIANO TUNING
M. II. MCDOWELL,

Box 796, Crystal Falls. Michigan.
Phone Orders TO No. 2Si
Graduate OF Folks School OF
Piano Tuning.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

Another delegation from the Philip
pines Is on its way to this country TO
try and pursuade the U. S. govern
ment to grant the Philippines absol-
ute independence. II includes a num-
Der OF the members OF the Philippine
legislature and also representatives OF
business. This delegation viii, in adj
dltion to petitioning congress, present
their claims at the democratic and
republican conventions next summer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1920-01-10

say the press is muzzled. ever got in
to power, they would suppress news
paper uterances much more than they
are restricted now.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30


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600 a'"n. gh'r t',ns lrI"4.E.M'u'r
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tuw 100 muos southrast ~ kansas
tlb. hoHt - improvements. Two Wil"H
tluw town. clos" iH H'hu"I 90 state ROAD ,
uui adjoining ...Iur for ilho ucr nrrc,
,Hu HtI thlH tstW Uul.k fnt tsI pr' acre.
wsle E"od terms ~ o.. 600 cash, time on
balance. rUr q j. GRANT hlN Security
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

coon FOUR room house garage. garden.
walking distance and on car lue. $3.50
Caah, balance easy terms Phone owner
cedar $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

ron sALE-One. room house. price Q. 500.
Osags ggi0 Furniture f0r sale
FOR SALE ny DWNER Brand new
7-ronm b4nFalow an huil'-in features
hreakfast room. large sleeping porch. So.
rage and servants quartcrs. large base.
went. hardwood floors throughout tile
bath. rouFhed IN fpr furnace, handsome
electric fixtures, cement driveway, price
al 500, terms Phone Usage TGs2 or Usage
li92-J.
FOR SALE DuploH house seven rpoma
ana sleeping porch has small house Ou
back ~ lot. garage. close boz one one -
best streets on north side. rents fYr
1l36 yer month nice home of Eo1i
Inycs'uonf. price s. 7to. terms good Cau
opn ner. Dsag" i0il-l
VICTOR s-tl2t0 down buys dandy five.
room modern bungalow basement sorry.
ants quarters and garage, full sized lot.
lots of bearing frutt, on pavement, price
only 5000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
SWIGART LAND co.
1858 Firp' Natl Bank Bldg,
Chicago. M

| ~, ACRES Anderron county Kan. room
! toirIng ,o,Sn "a sItnIf, "a Yh.,, oat.
! ,,ln.iT1ct Kin. gr,"s r,ltu,, p,t tiEn
| s,.is go,rrtht,S ~. VII. ,ar l,tsIc,
! and dc.,ripti6ng Frank Msnefiold Opta,
VA Kan '''"
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{ sirIt. 'af.o l,.. s,.,L ana gr,in f,fua'
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/
MlNNEN'IA improved farms 80 To 'i''
/ per n'fr, We have i'rmH 'I meet an ft .
|pn'trwcn'r. tell na your wants, cal. and
-'" ua when you como through Mime
"p1'lH "" hay" been iu business fiuc-
,.. hF'p" ,hI".. goo. HnArn" nag o
.o.A.I'r f.,n. D., .,.s r,,.n,,,- lar ..j
and zoe. 4 milo northeast ~ Flat ROCK
| ou rcII Add,o.- nov 75' rulsa
NrasDrEf FhuVs r.r t,yg,ip. 4, Inn
/ on,sou +, Iame. No
/ g ArpIs funra.rd snu,ns,r, of TuIsa.
/ 20 acres u cultivation. balance pasture
/ %. per r.r' g. 81 IuU Realty 60. aIl
. Htu..' I.Hg cedar noe
/ |fUu''I wheat lands iu Uunh. E,as and
I l.nr counties. Kan. Fharr ~ crop. with
Z farm. n HHlu H""u. prir'r rHrr" from 10
/ ~ goo 90 a'ro. i"rma VIII" JamsF ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

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good u''Hh'"rH'ui 'ni H. r surrounding.
U.uHo htt tNf'e sleeping rH.m. Ift. NJ.
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butte m huffgt h.t.u.u ltH II.' .n RIO"
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nuIIt 100 fcuuI,.. newly d,.uru'.1 -.rsru
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p'a,,t lura tu.k muuiv' ."rrf,iu tnut
AND back p"i'h'. h'""W"r' '"l ."NI1N.
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north rii' "u'hf'.i 'Iu.' 10, 'n, nr"
room h.u.o Zoo M.''.v,f".h addition
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
$500
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000

seven room bungalow. garage. base
ment, east front location on south
side, terms.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

RFYoNp question the best bargain IN
Tulsa Two. story apartment, two aTHrt.
ments Of five rooms and bath each, al
most new house hardwood floors mHUfol
and basement. located IN Kendall near
college and car line. 5000. cs.h 81 000.
balance 1l0n per month Hurry. call
cousins OfsFe TfEi CITY Realty Invest
mont 60 Room Q, Hohragka BIig g
Leslie, MGR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30
EMPTY HOUsB

! Located at Eighteenth and Quincy. house
! ~ move or lot Sec II today Phone "'l',
office EnsS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

WASTFr..ro rcuf r,ruunrnfv hv 70.
sUuua'n.e couple after June Ia. unfur
riHhed or t.roHm apartment or bungalow.
with hardwood floors basement porch
convenient 90 North or South Main car linz
Phone btaEo s7lS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30


WANTED To rent ur June 10 vacant
house. any size ass T.. World
WANTED 60 ront or 5.roon unfurnished
house or apt best references. no children
Phone Usage 1890
WANTED TO HENT. .IW June Ioth or
room modern house ON pavement
north side preferred, beat ~ references
Osare -
WNNTED-Ry couple or o room urrpr.
uIshod cottage. walking distance. per-
maueut RpN t76-E care world
WANTED Furnished apartment or house
desirable location and modern. hv mar.
ried couple no children references fur
nlrhed Phone osaEe $500
ANTEb-To rent roomiug house fur
uiEhcd or large dwelling Address BOX
80 ". car" world
WANTED Furnished house or bungalow.
good residence district, can furnish best
references and Elvc guarantee as 90 re-
spousihiiity Phone cedar rs
WANTED Two or light housckcepIn4
rooms Usage 1929
COUPLE wants TO- rent i've or slN.
room house, close iu. Will buy turni
ture TO get possession. must hc priced
right Call DHHEc 2t'6
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

GOOD 5-room modern bungalow large
rooms and well arranged nice Farago
and servants quarters lot tOXlAO and is
located tust three blocks from car lino
one block from titney and on tho pave
went Price 81 $50. with 1880 cash and
only $50 per month Where csn You rent
3 room house I'm Tulsa ike this for $50
pcr MONTH cali Archer Realty 90 Ce-
'a~ 94s or come 10 Room e27 Iowa Bldg
and lot Us show you thls bargain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

~ !, " ~ Nc" t'oH, ehanel I'M
lth OAK ilontS' huiIt-in features, two
nanteiT hasen"ht t.taEe' extra wei
NUM-, close 10 Horace Mann school iSboo [;
reaSonaahle cash payment a 6. Thomp-
son usage 80 r'Aidencr tl2u
/ SIN ROOMS and breakfast room. mautol.
enamel finish oak floors throughout
basement. new: owner leaving will saori-
flee $4,000. 81 cash. north side \.
IC Thompson. Oyasc 533g: residence El2O.
RTAt"rfFtfL home rnom4 c,s, fron,
every modern convenlcnce' inciTdinr f,,r,
,',,,,crs al gars .tt,'"h'l '', - -as,',,
s"rors,iors, l,,re byir" y,o,,, h,,t,, ' ,'n.
wear waIkInr dis,apre scutb "a. III oo6.
scIc n"'H ,cr,n"H = rb,r1nsnr pS, 80 IE"Sg
.,,'' ~.
"WNER l.avlns ana will sacrif,ce EXTRA
'front.' Garner on tbe noy,b pH"FS,"" ro,,,,t or
AK foorp rantG Tm fr i r g',,nyc ,ws ron,
men, rar,ro' g. 500 "a oo0 Sa"b
Thomrson Osare aoae rosidcnco ttso
ron SALE
r,,rrv uo,.sD
10 move or lot Sec II today phone 'ei5.
offco boss
OWNER leaving city, must soil the follow.
ins property quickly. one Groom house.
'L2to; Mso cash halance i2S per month
81 800 easy payments. ono ten room. :,
story, corner lot rent IltO per month for
a 1uick sale. i'ooo can 7s5a carly y-.
\ LARGE SUMMER HOME AT LAKE
y, 90. ~, M MIMI T.,NkA -.,.... =.
on nne ot ths most pr9mlntni poin'H IN
,hls h"auttnl lake, IN miles by rsvod roAd
wiR ctory modern Sonvonic,Te III. ,,,io
dwelling is large and imposing with spicn,
Kitchen and servants g,Iarters on 'he f,rst
floor, fyc master bedrooms. two baths.
sleeping porch on tho second floor there
is a Eard'ncr's house N i've rooms garage
for iro chanifenrS Ihs private grounds
,,n", Tfdo 'h' H'ttA "'li k1r,
iHWh WIN hN" in"' more Ih't .pI'nI|l
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N%oo ,ASli now flr,g,m bnnsalow, IN
- 81 oa6 r,,n. ,1p,N , "itu '1r uho
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ern bungalow basement garage, cart
rom. iil's ''.''" ''-'F" N'I
AN NEST rw" ..room modern
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

$3.50 CASH balance easy monthly pay
menta and yUu can own O. nice i.Tnnn
house in Kendall. get out where - cool
and YOU have tho advantage ~ increased
vslusa On property by reason ~ public nm
UrDvcmguts C0'np on can Cousins Usage
-9sl Room o. Nebraska BldP CItN Real.
ty. Investment CO. q Is Iosilc. Mgr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

SOUTH SIDE
Here's the finest location In Tulsa. eight
rooms, east front, highly decorated many
hutt In features, elegant shade. good tis.
tern, two car garage, basement. serNaufE'
quarters, We can sure show you some
bargain In the best district. fir quick
action. I'll ooo 81 nm cash H4Irf & sons.
Room :. 2o-h S. Main Phon" Usage 1000
or $3.50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-30

FTN |NIT w TW| TW
Modern 1--WE. room house, ropaTersd Anf
newly painted throughout screened IN
p0rch garage and barn nm foot corner
lot IN car Inc and within iw0 b'0rtE -
Sand Springs and West Tulsa cor lines. One
NJ tho most dssirable close iu lots nm
the north side, Immediate Tusssasiun. can
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