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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03
Wilson Memorial Backed
by Georgia Department

Friends Of Woodrow Wilson in all
parts of the United States will con
tribute to a fund to establish a col.
lege as a national memorial to him
in Georgia, the state where he grew
TO manhood in the opinion of Col
Edward NJ. House, intimate friend and
personal adviser of President Wilson
The memorial college to Wilson was
proposed by the department Of Geor-
gia, American Legion.
In recent interview with repre-
sentative of the temporary board u
trustees for the proposed college
Colonel House declared that he would
do all in his power to assist in the
establishment of such a memorial.
Pleasant A. Stovall, former minister
of Switzerland during the Wilson adj
ministration, who is leading the
movement to found the Wilson college,
said: THE value of Colonel Houses
support in this undertaking cannot be
accomplished. He is known the
world over as one of President VIII
sons closest friends"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03
First blood for me 6lacksl
and pretty good Job. And so
delightfully."- mysterious. az we'll
as efficient.
tro BE CONTINUED
Absurdity Of Mon

Really. when II comes 70 glory there
is no limit 10 the absurdlty Of man.
A man viii glory In disease. vica
the wealth OF an ancestor when he 10
himself poor or the poverty Of an an
cestor when he Is himself rich: the
street In which he lives: the color Of
his hair, ~ his eyes; the possession
81 something which be picked up IA
the street--even the abuse OF some
one more notorious than himself. Mea
will glory In anything. JUST as the
fsmine-struck will eat anything. such
is the appetite for gloTI. And Why
is II therei l say sgsin. to make men
achieve. to make them write bad verse,
build hideous houSeG put up impossl.
b. e monumentS pass bad laws. snd n
general destroy their tind. -H,llsrs
Belize In the New Statesman
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03
offered to Pay His Way
to Any Foreign Country

The successor to The Man Ni.-7l'
a Country" was found at Omaha Ne3.
ecently-almost.
+. NJ Merriam, commander q. sE
ward post of the American Lsz.aA
was commissioned to 90 To Omaaa
look for a youth who, in the columns
Of an Omaha newspaper, begged
be told one good reason why he sae44
continue to grace the United states
OF America with his presence.
Grafton and endorsement. TIE as
contented youth said: ''The time
coming when millions OF Americans
will enrich other nations WITH
presence and leave the United STATES
such as 1t is. TO an snti-llquor org y
cation. as II deserves &c be"
The Seward post replied PROM
that it would pay the disappe a.=.
young mans way TO some foreign
Il he would promise never e r..
The Young man In another letter
cepted the offer-provided that
might return TO this country 81 o-.4
as he wished ION visits"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03

dragged themselves on their knees to-
wards the lmpassive leader
THE cat for cases of this sort is
used legally" he remarked. 1--WE mere
ly anticipate the law"
with fresh outburst Of means
the two watched the door open and
the Inexorable black figure come in,
holding in his hand short stick from
which nine lashes hung down.
"Heayensl" gasped Waldock. start
ing forward what are you going to
dot"
"Flog them TO within an inch Of
their lives" said the deep voice. at
Is the punishment for their method Of
livelihood Five and slx-take charge.
After you have finished remove them
in Number car, and drop them in
London"
Struggling impotently, they were
led away. and the leader passed on
to the remaining two men.
$50. Zabolef, you came after all.
Unwlse, surely, In view OF the policer'
"Who are youy' muttered Zabolef,
HIS lips trembling.
"a specimen hunter" said the other
suavely. 81 am making a collection
Of people Ike you The police Of
our country are unduly kind to your
breed. although they would not have
been kind to you tonight. ZabolefT,
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unless had interviewed. But /
couldn't let them have you; you're
such a very choice specimen. | don't
think somehow that you've worked
this little flying visit OF yours very
well. or course knew about 1t, but
mast confess | was surprised when
! found shat the police did, too"
What do you mean7 demanded the
other hoarsely
Il mean that when we arrived here
we found 10 our surprise that the 20
lice had forestalled us. Popular house,
this, tonight"
The policer muttered waldock
dazedly.
Even so-led by no less a person
age than Inspector McIver. Thex had
completely surrounded the house. and
necessitated a slight change In my
plans
Where are they nowf- cried Wal
dock.
"Ahi Where indeed. Let us trust
al any rate in comfort"
by heaven I" said Zaboler. taking
step forward. las l asked you
before-who are your
And as l told you before. Zabolen.
a collector OF specimens. Some /
keep. some | let go-as you have al
ready seen"
And what are you going to do
with me9
Keep you Up to date you are
the cream Of my collection"
Are You working with the pollce?"
said the other dazedly.
"Uuul tonight We have not clashed.
Even tonight. wei. | think we are
working towards tie same end. And
do you know what that end Is, Ia
ooieG1" TIE deep voice grew little
sterner. 1T Is the utter, final over
throw OF you and all thar you stand
Ter. To achieve :hat object we shall
show Nc mercy Even as you are
working Il the dark-so are we. Al
ready You are frightened: already we
have proved that you fear the IN
known more than yen fear the police
already the first few tricks are ours.
But you still hold the ace ZSboled-
or shall We say the king OF trumpsf
And when We catch him 700 viii
cease 10 be this cream Of my ccllec-
ton This leader Of yours-tt was
what Fetrovltch told him. l sur pose.
that made him send you over
Z refuse q ssy ssld the otneA
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Historic African Region

The Gold Coast region. long famed
IN history and fiction. is a portion Of
Guinea' on tie vest coast Of Africa.
Here gold was found. and the countrv
became the mecca Of tie adventurous
and seekers after fortune. The Gold
coast IS bounded on tile east BIZ the
Save coast and on the west by the
Ivory coast, and has coast line OF
ABOUT so miles.-kansas City Star.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03

so seldom that the quarrel interrupts
no close association, breaks no friend
ship, leaves no haunting regrets.
Friends cannot afford to quarrel-life
is too short, the period of friendship
and love is all too brief to permit even
a day or an hour 10 interrupt its even
way. 1t is better TO ignore the hasty
word, to adjust the misunderstanding
at once, and to be happy while the
days last Quarrels only make us
unhappy.
20, 1925 Western Newspaper union.)s
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Agricultural Pests

me ten most injurious insect pests
in the United States So selected n,
the votes Of eleven government ento.
mologists- are the boil weevil. Hess,a,
~. cooling moth. corn es-vorn. mos
qaitoes, chinch bug. Colorado notats
beetle. grasshoppers, the house fy ant
the San Jose scale.
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CHAPTER I-Continued

?
In the doorway stood a huge man
covered from head 10 foot In black
In each hand he held a revolver with
which he covered the eight occupants
during the second or two which IL
took for half dozen similarly dis
guised men to file past him, and take
~ their positions round the walls.
And Waldock, a little more educated
than the remainder OF his friends.
found himself thinking OF old tales
Of the Spanish inqulsitlon and the
doges Of Venice even as he huddled
little nearer to the table
stand by the table, all OF you.
II was the man al the door who
spoke in curiously deep voice. and
Ike sheep they obeyed him--all save
Flash Jim For that worthy, crook
though he was, was not without
physical courage The police he knew
better than to play the fool with.
but these were not the police
"Wot the he snarled. and got
no farther Something hit him be-
hind the head, a thousand stars danced
before his eyes, and with strangled
grunt he crashed forward on his face.
For a moment or two there was
silence. and then once again the man
at The door spo9e.
Arrange the specimens In row. :"
In second the seven remaining
men We're mnrshaled In a line, while
behind them stood six motlonless
black figures And then the big man
walked slowly down IN front OF them.
peerlng into each mans face. He
tpoke no word until he reached the
end Of the line, and then. his lnspec-
tion concluded he stepped back and
leaned against the wall facing them
"a nauseating collection" he re-
marked thoughtfully "A loathsome
brood What are the three under
sized and shIvering insects on the
rlghtY
Those are three OF my clerks"
said Waldock with an assumption OF
angry bravado. "And | would Ike
10 know"
'In good time you Will" answered
the deep voice "Three Of your clerks.
are they; lmhued with your rotten
Ideas ] suppose. and yearning 10 fol-
low in fathers footsteps? Have we
anything particular against them 2"
There was no al ser from the
masked men, and the leader made a
sign. Instantly the three terrified
clerks were seized from behind and
Brought up 20 him. where they stood
trembling and shaking In every limb.
Listen 20 me, you three little
worms with an effort they pulled
themselves together; a ray OF hope
was dawnng IN their mlnds-perhaps
they were going 70 be let Off easy.
"My friends and l do not like You
or your type. You meet In secret
places and in your Shiny minds you
concoct foul schemes which, Incredible
though II may seem. have so far had
more than fair measure OF success
In this country. But your main Idea
Is not the schemes. but the money
you are paid to carry them out. This
Is your first and last warning Another
time you Will be treated differently
Get out Of here. And see you don't
stop"
Ths door closed behind them and
two Of .he masked men: there was
the sound as Of a boot being used
with skin and strength, and cries
Of pain then the door reopened and
the masked men returned.
They have gone" announced one
o. them We helped them on their
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03
STACKS AND REDS

sYNOPsIs.-To a gathering OF
anarchists IN Barking London
suburb Zaboieh. foreign agita-
tor. tells Of the operations Of =
body Of men who have become a
menace TO their activities He
says they are masked and wear
long black cloaks and are acting
without the law.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03

Horizontal.
Made of wood
Cotton cloth printed with aowers
and often glazed
I2-POinted at a goal
IA shop
IA thick slice of anything
Is-The assam silkwOrm
Is--A native of one of the slavic states
ia prefix signifying agency
2o--To attire 22-TOwnship (Abbr.)
IA European fresh water fish
"a popular dessert food
25-In the midst of
27-Therefore 29-Asaiat
31--The head (sIang)
s3-A burglar tsInng)
85-A head covering
37-Not bad
8o-Another form of ST"
4O--To bet
42-AthIetie association Cabbr.)
43-While 44--A male descendant
45--A baseball Implement
47--Franc (abbF.D
"A cooking vessel
51--A kind of bread
53--To proceed methOdicaIly
bS--To entangie
57-Became alive
sB--A snakeiike fish
CO.. courtyard In "A Spanish house
62--An hahitual drunkard
63-Nas In need of 6A-Candies
Vertical.
Part of the verb ito he"
2-Lubricated
S-First name of Persian poet
A debutaBte (siaBg)
"a mans name shortened
High school tnbbr.l
S-Belonging TO Ii
9--Nent cattle (ScotchD
1O--EnSnares
IA famous race horse
I3--Part of the verb 'to be"
I0--Before
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03

HOW TO SOLVE A CROSSWORD PUZZLE
In The spaces his
in
= n
the a
TO
an a will
whit No in tn black
proper
IND IN he
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-10-03

IA distinctive theory
2O-PerfOrmed 21-TransgressiOn
ga elinging vine
PA dirty animal
ga domestic animal
2S-Aged 29-T0 grow ole
30-Same as "a vertical
ga round scarf of fur or feathers
34-Printer's measures
3S-PaIIid 3B-A jewel
3s-A simpIeton 4O--Trfumphed
41--Part of an umbrella
43-QaIVerfng 44-SOrrowful
40--A large container for water
Stalks extravagantiy
4e--One extremity of the sphere
5O--A head covering
52-Part of the face
54-opp0sed to weather (naut.)
55-Crazy 56-t is contraction
$50 decay 8O-A Greek letter
GLOVE reformed spelling)
The solution win appear in next issue
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0IHE
AMERICAN
LEGIONJ

tCepy for This Department supplfe5 h- 81,
American Legion News Service 20
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-31

NJ u SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. CITY OF tndiah-
apulie
July so al 1928.
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d-Business Places

DESK space for rent 301 Indiana Tru
Bldg Circle 039
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Rentals
a--Houses
Flats Furnished

REDUCED rent to $50 1850 w, 9th ST.;
8 rooms gas. electric lights. Circle O6l6.
E. j. McCRACKEN.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

OFFICE OF THE BOARD
70 w{ R9,Pn IF NAV eoN5eghIsRa2?' 1925
OF Pubic works Of nc CITY o. Indian;
apolis. Indiana. that on the Goth day Of
Tgy sb6 aS hey pPme fac IN
for the following Described public inn
provement, ~ authorized by the Improve
" Improvement Resoigtion No. iiis4.
From north property lino Of New York
10 south property line Of Michigan 81.
nv grading and paving the walks With
cement placed nGS 70 t91e pr9po5sIS Ina
paving the alley CROSSINGS with cement
form width OF 8 feet.
All. 70 be as shown on plan and ~
Persons interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
Of said city has fixed Monday, Aug g.
monstrances viii be received or heard.
nleco OF property described IN said roll.
and viii determine the question a. 10
whether such lots or tracts Of land have
sum than that named on said roll,
Said assessment roll showing said prina
facie assessments, with the names OF own
6 bS and descdr9.0ns t sssesst
az the office Of the Board Of Public Works
VI '''u ~" CHARLES p. COFFIN
w. II FREEMAN.
Board Of Public Works city Of indian
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NOTICE no CONTRA ACTORS

Board Of Public Works City Of indian.
Tiy 40 and N 1923
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Board Of Public Works, City OF Indian.
July 80 and 81, la25.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


TO WHOM IN NAY coNcERN;
Notice Is hereby given by tho Board OF
Public Works OF The City OF lndianapolis,
1925, they approved an assessment roli
showing the prima facie aegceamcnts for
the following described public improve.
ment. as authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1885.
CASTLE AVE.
From southeast property line OF Madi-
TO west property line OF shelby st.
BY curbng both sides OF the roadway
with Strntihed Limestone, Granite or Ok
24-inch Concrete curb 20 a uniform width
Of % feet; providing new iron inletq;
ing and providing 100 lin, n. Of i2.inch
drain pipe with connections made 10 m
An to DO as shown on plan and a.
!. Persons interested IN or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works 81
said city has hxcd Monday, Aus, Srd'
monstrances win he received or heard.
against the amount assessed against each
piece OF property dcacribcd 10 atd roll.
whether such lots or tracts OF land have
been or will be benefited IN the amounts
named on said roll or In n greater or less
sum than that named on sad roll
Said assessment roll showing said pr ma
ers and descriptions OF property subject 20
be assessed b. on hlo and may be seen ~
the office of the Board OF Public Works OF
'' CHARLES f.. COFFIN.
W, n. FREEMAN,
NJ j. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City OF tndiai-
.tulv aO al 1noA
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bos Sd''a 81 o seho sS sisySa 81 re-
R o5rd pf 5692ga92 erdn q, 81 ofs OF ihe
% 1925 for the following: '''' ''''
Tho furnishing OF All materials. tools,
Installation OF urlnais and dripisips pff ohRnn.
tains In School No, "a 1000 u Ohio 81
Ell TsGGFB ~ sho 20 B Sa9 q n School,
Each proposal .hall be IN a separate
~. indlcating. the character OF the work 20
which the bid relates. as. for example
nP4inl,irls9 Fountsin rs''9i Tor School No isSna
The estimated cost OF the installation 10
An the bids must be submitted on blank
form No. a6, NJ prescribed by the indiana
state Board. OF Accounts which hlanks
will BE- furnished hv the business Direc.
tor upon application, These proposals
on an indianapois hank. or BY New York
Chicago or Indianapolis exchange, for
three l3l per cent Of the msNimunl bid
payable 20 tho, order Of the Board OF
school Commissioners Of the city Of In.
Bidder shall specify n 1!s bid when be
In case bidder. whose bid shnl be ac.
copied. shall not within I'VE days after
notice OF such acceptance, perform his bid
the Board 20 perform the work In ac-
cordpnce with the provisions OF the sped.
hcations and Within that time secure the
performance Of his contract by surety
proyal OF the. Board. be certified check
or draft and The proceeds thereof shaii be
and remain the absolute property or the
Board as liquidated damages agreed upon
for such. failure, il bcing imnossible, 20 e.
innate the amount OF damages such fall
ure would occasion 70 the Board
The contractor viii be required, to eye
cute a contract and give a bond. forms
Of witch contract and bond arc made \
purt Of the spccihcauQns Each contrnc-
tor receiving copy OF the plans and epcci.
hcations viii be required 70 deposit AZ 81.
curity ior. their return y sood order he
Board 10 reject any Or all PROPOSALS and 70
refrain from accepting or rejecting PRO-
posals not more than fgn f10l davs
BOARD OF school. COMMISSIONERS OF
BB 81 WILLIAM H. BOOK, o Business d.
rector.
InaananNlis Ind
at,lv IN Aur "a 1925
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Legal Notices
80

foundation IRON curb line 10 curb line 10
uniform width OF "a feet, grading and
paving the wings Of the interaeeting Al.
lcNs IN similar manner ana 20 the widths
a. shown ON plan; curbing both slides OF
Bcrca Sandstone. Granite or 6x2i.nch Con.
crete curb, curhing the wings OF the IA.
tersecting alleys IN q similar manner and TO
the Widths a. shown on plpn; providing
81 liqi H. Of CIT radius granite corners.
providing 81 % lin y. u lot. radipe
lsinch sirahhed ,Limcgt9ne MarginN
Grade. and rcsettng manhole tops 20
Also extending an water gas. sewer and
other private service connections 20 prop
AL % be as shown ON plan and az
Persons interested IN or affected by said
DESCRIBED public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF piSlic Norls
Of said city has fixed Monday. aug. 3.
monstrances will be received or heard
against the amount assegsed against each
plecc Of property deacnbed ln ead roll
and will determine the question as 10
been or viii be benefited In the amounts
named on said roll. or IN a greatcr or lcsa
sum than that named on said roll
Sold assessment roll showing said nrimA
facie assessments with the names OF Owns
crs and descriptions Of property subject 10
s az Rc .f oes Se Bo S 9G 81 F P WORSE
" ''''N ' CHARLES p. COFFIN.
n. j. sPENCER.
Board Of Public Works, City Of Indian
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD


70 w IHq,qp "a Y lq goyy Aux 90 1925
Notice Is hereby given by. the Board OF
Public Works of the City or Indianapolis,
Indiana that on tho Goth day Of July
sho4lns ne " Prms facie sssessments Tor Tor
the following described public improve.
mcnt, a. authorized by the Improvement
Improvement Resolution No. 1909.
QUILL STREET.
From south property line OF Naomi
10 north rlght.ot.way lipo Of l. o. Rail.
BY grading. and paving the walks with
cement placed next 20 tho property line
70. uniform width of feet, ,grgdlng, Tho
curbinE both sides OF tho roadway with
Stratihod Limestone berea Sandstone
Granite or 0x2A.iuch Concrete curb, 90
uniform width Of "a feet: rcsotting 2 iron
inlcts 20 curb grades.
All TO DO as shown on plan and az
Persons interested IN or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
Of said, city has fixed, Monday. Avs 3rd,
monstrances win be received, or heard
against the amount assessed against each
and viii determine Tho question as 10
whether such lots or tracts OF land have
been or viii be benefited In the amounts
sum I' thS an tt SSt nan named on said ro " ''
Said assessment roll showing said ,prima
facie asscssmel ts. with the names OF own
bo assessed IA on ale aud may be seen ~
the office OF the Board OF Public Works OF
'''O wy CHARLES z, COFFIN.
W. III FREEMAN
N. j. sPENcER,
Board o. Public Works. City OF Indian
july Sn. n. 1925
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a-Musical Instruments

REDUCED prices on music rolls and rec
ords: exchange 10c. Open Saturday
evenings till 8. INDIANAPOJ.IN MUSIC
EXCHANGE. Z Pembroke Arcade.
IT'S NEVER lost until indianapolis Times
Want Ads have failed to find it.
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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-07-09

After the water has been drIpped, and run
over scrap iron and tin cans 1t is led to tho
teaching ponds to acquire new store OF copper
from the old mill dumps. 1t Ia then plotted into
another set OF horizontal tanks filled with tin cans
where the final treatment Ia had
Having been compelled to yield every possible
grain OF copper, the water Ii permitted to flow
down the creek on Its way to the Columbia and
the ocean,
Porous piastsrs Of Tin
Every can that Is sent to the preeipItatlng tank
~ punched full OF holes II has been found that
this permits freer flow and increases the preciplfa.
tion. All paper labels are also removed
Back OF the copper tanks In Meadervllle and
behind other copper tanks elsewhere nong the hill,
are to be found two or three workmen armed
with little hammers that look like picks that
never grew up'--sharp.ponted, though hlunt-faced
little weapons. These men pick up every single
can clean II, and strike Ii sharply Il number Of
times with their miniature picks, TO make pas
sages through the can for the copper water
water, air, tin ems. scrap ron broom. shov-
ell, wheelbarrow and stout trOu shs mounted on
trestles are the equipment of the precipitation
worker. No pumps are needed The water Is
conducted from drip tank to horizontal tank to
teaching pond, to horizontal tank again. entirely
by gravity flow.
When the tnnks have become full OF the cop.
per mud, or cement copper" the water is turned
Into reserve tanks. The cans and Iron are then
removed and the mud shoveled into burrows and
wheeled to Il storehouse from which II is finally
shipped In box cars 10 Anaconda Al the Wnshoe
reduction plant the copper mud Ia dumped into
reverberatory furnaces and treated as ore
Getting copper from water In not all velvet
Much labor IL required ia cutting up the scrip
Iron and punching the cans, carrying this nnternI
to the precipitation tanks, sweeping off til. cop.
per mud, shovellng out the tanks, wheeling the
mud 10 the storerooms and thence to the cars,
and finally from the cars 10 the reverberatory
furnaces for reduction. The stOutly built precipI-
tatIon tanks also represent the investment Of
substantial sum.