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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-20
BUSINESS AND REALTY

With "a seating capacity OF 1000 an
airdrOme or open air thcater win soon
be ready for Salt Takers. the location
being ON the south side Of Third South
street between Main and West Temple.
II is 10 be in charge Of the Allon-Curtis
company, assisted by members Of the
Bonita company. now ut the Colonial
NJ H. McGuny has leased the place.
and already the ground has been brok-
en- for the structure. The stage Will
have a canvas covering. and prepare
lions viii he made 20 shield the audi
cnce when the weather threatens.
Tho manager Of the salt Lake Sc
curity & Trust company says there is
"a lively demand for bungalows on the
north bench: also for houses 10 rent,
with few empty houses 90 be had. This
week this company sold two modern
bungalows at good prices.
The Federal Coal company. new
concern Of which r, j. Qucaly. p. j.
Moran. Mayor John S. Bransford, Geo.
r. Gum and W. o. Carlson are direc-
tors. filed its articles Of Incorporation
yesterday The company with a capi-
tai stock Of 800 000, win engage In the
coal and fuel business, and yards VIII
be established at Second West and
Eighth South streets The company eX-
poets 20 begin business by June 1.
Barney Stayner Of Boise has bought
"a s. 900 residence I'm Thirteenth East
street, this city.
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CAMP OF JARBIDGE IS
FAST BEING DESERTED
Mine Operators Are Fast Improving
Camp. SAYS Ely Mining Man
VIII Dcyclop Good Mtncs

Jarbidgc. tho new gold camp iu Elko
county New. whose gnuerng pIus-
poets attracted thousands of fortune
seekers during the last four months. Is
being rapidly deserted. 10 is estimated
that about 1900 persons have left the
district within the last 10 days.
AN Che roads leading out Of J8rbidrc
are crowded with travellers. and the
exodus mo mthat camp has been $50
great tha- there are only about 500
people in the district az the present
time
lnspite OF the fact that public i'm
terest in JarbidCe has diminished. H.
W Fletcher an Ely mining man. stan
has great hopes in the future pros
poets of the district
"'rhc fact that many people have
left the new camp lately does not lcss-
On my confidence ln the future Of
Jarbidge' says Mr. Fletcher. "rhc eX-
citcment that follows the discovery OF
every mining camp naturally dies out
The demand FOR miners and other
classes OF lahprcrs WAS at mo- time
equal TO the supply As result hun
dreds who went into the camp with the
expectation Of obtaining employment
We're disappointed. They were COM
PEELED To leave for other places in
search OF work
THE mine operators are now get
ting down 10 what might be- termed
real mining viii say that the dis
trlCt has improved 500 Der cent in my
estimation during the last two weeks.
The different properties are respond
ing 10 development work In spite NJ
the present ] believe that Jarbldgc
viii De winner"
In addition to being Interested in
several good locations. Mr. Fletcher
has secured n very promising lease
on the Bourne property the original
strike He was successful i'm getting
hold Of an unusually good layout,
in the shape Of lease. on his lease
he has ledge that has been cut for
a distance Of "a feet. with no signs
" hanging wall He declares that
the average Of the ore Of the ledge is
about SIS ton. while there are string
ers from 90 to "a inches i'm width that
give average returns Of $500 a ton.
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NEw YonK CURR RANGE.
NEW YORK COPPER CLOSE

James A. Pollock q Co. bankers anO
brokers. furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Butte q London, 10 bid, Cumberland
Fly 5isWS, GirouX Con, raHA; New
Utah, lHl-16. Nipissiug l0'sMt; New
house. 1909. Davis DAILY, 2als; Do
minion copper. 207; Ely Central 1915
al. Ely Consolidated, 9-l6MM; Furnace
Creek sos; Greene G. a s. com, Z
asked Mitchell, 1-16ah; Montgomery
shoshone. iadA Nevada Smelling, 1-16
0f9-lG. silver Leaf. sag; King Edward
3-l605-l6, Foster Cobalt l0H20. Mason
valley las sioux. 5om53. Ely
witch. l0Hl5; Carisa, $3.50. Colo
RADIO. G6n6S. @. H.. 0iNlOO;
Cobalt central 101s; MiKmley- OAR
ragh. 500g5. Tiutic Mining 100 asked;
Gibraltar 2H5' First Natl copper,
NsNi4s Nevada Hills. 1880. Boston
Cons. 11n21. Yukon Gold. 4 5-l6U44s;
North Butte Extension. los. Miami
copper 2thm2is. 70 S. Cas- am#;
Pouua- wyoming las, FL Rayo. tH4is;
Ray Consolidated, 1914 n19ia. Iuspira-
ton Copper z 3-l6d7 5-l6; Ray Central
lt-1602H, Gilla Copper 6Md6ia;
Chino copper. 13#0l3ia; Bradcn Cop
per. 4tafqs. Keystone 303A. Ohio
copper 27sa2 1915. Baltic. 6qlO
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LATE LOCALS

FOresters Busy-Members Of the
Forestry service just back from the
Nasatch planting station report the
snow as all gone, and active work
going on transplanting and field rYlant-
ing. Work has begun one month
earlier than usual, and has been I'm
progress since the first OF the month
with g men. Four rangers are going
out today, to learn how to transplant.
Funeral Of Bell Boy-The funeral
Of Charles Marcott. the Knutsford
bell boy, was held this afternoon.
from Evans chapel, with interment i'm
city cemetery. in accordance with in
structions from the New York rela-
tives Of the deceased.
Faculty Give Reccption-The facuI-
~ OF the salt Lake Collegiate Institute
viii give a reception 20 the seniors
and juniors Of the school this evening
In the institute assembly rooms. Tho
school commencement comes June ..
Banquet Tonight-The annual ban
quet OF the Salt Lake Chapter OF
American Institute OF Banking will he
held this evening, at the Commercial
club.
Horticulturallsts 10 Mcet-The salt
Lake county Horticultural society will
~.
256, city and county building. tomor-
row afternoon at 1880 o'clock Re-
ports from the various sections Of the
state will be received.
Asking About Tates-The present
address OF George and Sarah Tate.
who left Newtown. South Stafford
shire, England, about 80 years ago.
having three sons. Frank. Joe and
George. Is desired by their nephew
and cousin. George Tate. 122 Sebas-
tapol street, Point street Charles.
Montreal Canada.
Narcotic FuneraI-The funeral OF
George Narcotic, age 26 years. elcya-
tor operator Of the Semloh hotel, who
died OF brain fever at tho Holy Cross
hospital, Wednesday. was held at the
Evans undertaking parlors az o'clock
this afternoon, and the body will be
temporarily buried at the city ceme-
terry The young man came here three
weeks ago. complaining al the time
that his head hurt him. His brother.
Eugene Narcotic Is manager of the
Marie Antoinette hotel of New York
city, and has been notified The body
will likely be shipped back home later
Paving asst Third South-PavinF
of Third south, starting at State and
moving eastward, has commenced In
earnest, and the work Is being
vigorously pushed, a large gang OF
men having been employed for the
purpose. A-..-.-
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BUS PASSENGERS

y. +. kesicr and r. Il. smiu, t...
OF Beaver, are registered al the N.Y.
\. A. Williams. connected ,,it, a..
benNer a Rio Grande Railroad o ,'f
pany Is az the Cullen N'
G. G. Richards. the pronir,u,
torney OF Ogden, o. In Salt TX. TO-
on legal business. '''
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. NIcrrin os,,,
iord are guests at the semloh '''''
DIR. clifford mitchell. ,ro..,..
physician Of Chicago. is rceistai..i
the Semloh. u
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. HAM.
bolse' ldaho, and ID. c. Br4di.,'
Hammett, Idaho. are registered II ,l
Semloh '' va
George II. McWhirlS and A. r. d..
tefson OF Walla Walla, Wash. ara ~,
the Moxum. 'i' III
Mrs. y. !. Williams. Mr.. n 81,
swan and Mrs. g. DarnaU oil PAM .,., a.
were at the New Windsor Tburs5,I
having come down to meet vitb NJ
sisters OF the Knights OF pvtbfas q.
their celebration and installation p,
officers %
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Tboppsor ,
Park city are registered 9f ffa e
windsor. having returned from pa,,
Land and other coast towns o.b...
they spent several weeks for plea.r-,
VI. VI. Olmstcad. a real estate t,.,
OF briggs Ida registered at me Ycg
Windsor. Friday
George {. Itigby. a mining man al,
Logan, is guest al the New Winds,
today.
John ScOvil. a successful isur4.-.
man Of Butte. Mont, is at thc Wilson
having come down 90 look into s1rs -
his real estate interests hero
VI. Sacks. Jr.. proprietor og n,
sacks Cigar company OF Ponuspl,ari'
Is IN town on business. and b st,,t,,
at the Wilson.
Morris Block. of Glazicr- Rorzoms,
company a wholesale liquor and eI,.,
hrn' Is az the Wilson
W. ID. CandIand. Of the state bosri
oI land commissioners. and d A.
Hayes, former member OF tho bo,rf
are at the Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. ". u. Portcrgcld .,
ogden are at the Wilson. HAVING ~,
returned home from visit in ths lg.,
MI forterteld is contractor.
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the Haley and Bullion sections Of Ida
ho, with the information that work on
the property will be- started within n
month. The property has not been op-
Grated for Is years.
Dr O. y. Davis OF San Francisco is
in the city Mr. Davis is one OF the
heaviest owners boz the Ia Palma prop
Gritty near Durango. Mexico. This old
property Is being opened up again after
being idle for several centuries. IL was
operated so long ago that no records Of
its production are TO be found.
Lcasers at the May Day mine arc
taking out some good ore from the
1.000-foot level Of the mine. They are
going down on the ore that was found
by the company on that level and
which was sought on the ] 100 foot
level Tho leasers are down % feet in
the ore and the body is growing larger
and better.
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CONCENTRATES.

/. D. Gordon has returned from a
business trip 90 Nevada.
COL George W r. Dorsey left yostor-
day FOR Nebraska to watch the pump
klus grow for q few days.
Leascrs are getting some good ship
mcnts from the t,20O-foot level of tho
Lower Mammoth. 10 was in this scc-
ton of the mine that some rich ore was
opened mp and shipped some years ago.
During April the Cliff Mining COM
pany al Ophir marketed close 90 $500
tons OF ore. the greatest I'M its history.
By using "a traction engine the cost of
hauling was reduced To A. cents ton.
$3.50 a ton.
t. J.. Baumgartcn has just returned
from the King OF the Hills property 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-20
NEvADA NORTHERN RAVES.

News has been received Of the
action Of the Nevada state railroad
commission in ordering by unanimous
vote OF the commission. reduction
Of 22i per cent on all classes of
freight hauled over the Nevada North
orn railroad To and from COrbre and
Ely The railroad commission con-
sists Of II r. Bartine. chairman. ].
+. Shaughnessy and Henry Thurtell,
and the action reducing the rates was
taken at Carson. after listening TO ar
guments against the proposed reduc-
ton by General Manager Cannon Of
the Nevada Northern and attorneys
for the road The rate viii go into
effect at once, as under the law the
pronunciamento Of the commission
supersedes all other rates now i'm
effect, and will remain 80 whether an
appeal Is made from the decision or
not.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Kimbau a. Richards co. 10 James
s. Culdcrwood, lots 1924 and 1874
Highland Park. plat A...............S
Aristo T.. Naegelin and wife 90
kimbal A. Richards, lots IS 81. 90,
81 20 and ~. Burton Place sub.
Alexander NJ Kelley 20 Henry A.
O'Donnell. lots 70 and 10. block Q
East Park sub. ......s..s........... q
Mary J. Pearson to Herman Bam-
berger. part Of section ~. town
ship / north. range { east........
A. n HUMPHREYS and wife to W. j.
Morrison, lots 55. Sc. 81 and 50.
smnnNaida Add .................. /
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STOCKS CONTINUE TO SAG.
Prices show No Improvement over
Quotations of Yesterday.

Prices show No Improvement over
Quotations of Yesterday.
Although trading was fair as COM
pared with the average OF the month.
prices We're still sagging this morn
Ing. Uncle sam was the only one that
showed an inclination 20 move up.
The stock brought 36h cents. which
IS slightly better than IL has been for
several days. From the beginning 10
the end every stock was weak The
saggiug of the market continues with
nothing of interest TO start things in
motion.
Cedar Talisman slipped over the rail
al 10 cents today The little boom this
property has had was not sufficient to
hold the price up. Colorado went at
GO cents today, Nevada HIS lost some
Of It's gain and sold at so cents. Iron
Blossom slumpcd To 91 cents.
The total number of shares disposed
of was 24.30O. while the amount paid
out for the stock was Sg.226.50.
on the curb market there was con-
siderable activity this morning The
sales were. 1900 shares Of Opcx at
46. SOC al AZ buyer go days. 500 Gold
Chain az 80 cents. 1000 shares OF
Bingham Copper az ~ cents. 1000
shares of Cleveland at 1874 cents.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
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PRODUCE.


Chicago. May D-With general rains
and higher temperatures all through the
winter wheat belt and with showers pre-
diCted for tonight ana In the spring crop
territory. prices here showed weakness
today There were reports that two more
cargoes had been engaged az Duluth
yesterday 90 come TO Chicago. II was
conceded by the most persistent bulls
that the temperature Of the majority OF
the professional traders was bearish.
Tales of crop damage I'M Illinois had an
onset 20 some extent In the reports Of
tho Burlington road that wheat Is I'M fair
condition. Quotations at the start
unchanged 20 "a OF the latter FOR the
May option. September opened steady to
= lower at L0Ois TO u and declined to
t.O0is.
Pit traders over sold. The market
turned upward on reports that the Lon
don crop would fan short Of expectations
The tone at the close was steady with
September at l.00ls "a p, "a shade above
last nights figures.
Talk of big acreage and favorable
conditions for growth made corn easy
september opened unchanged TO y down
at al = TO 81 decline 10 6lit followed.
Buying improved somewhat after a late
show Of strength I'm wheat The mar
ket closed steady with September at 6lA
a. p, net los sof IA -
The crop outlook was too fine for the
bulls I'm oats, and there was much I'M
loading. september began with a loss OF
h.0h 20 "a at 3SAnE TO y and touched
II was slow steady market In pro-
visions. First prices we're ~ last nights
figures. september pork 2s2h, Septem-
Der lard i2.m and September ribs ~ A. u
variations either way were inconsequen-
cash corn. No. 2 aaIs: No. white.
63izft65. No. . yellow, 6lten64. No g. On.
no. ? white, 6luGi. No. yellow. COS, no
81, No. :, 5sN y 80. 4 white. 5Sia a6l:
40. 4 yellow, 5b0GO
closo-Ryo- cash, 7a0: May, 7s. July.
Barley-Cash. sass.
Timothy.-,CCash, t&; oct, Ais
wheat May. ius; July l,osa. Sept.
corn1May. So July so@o% Sept, s%
as Dee. ST.
Oats-Msy M; July. as& ga: sept.
Mess PORK, per bL-Jmy goo; Sept.
@@.
Lard per 100 bs.-July. 1870. Sept.
10 "a n "a - o.
short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-July. l25sls.
sept, l2.i2a.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago. May 20-Butter - Firm.
Creameries, go ~: darles. 2im2
Eggs-Firm, az mark cases included
lGul9; receipts 1896; hrsts, ~; prime
Cheese-steady. Daisies. 14a1: Twins
l3lgH q; Young Americas, Is. Long
Horns, lfhWh y.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. May Draw sugar noml-
nal. muscoyado 80 test, 3.Ii. centrifugal.
80 test, f.2i; molasses sugar so test
SO Refined. quiet; crushed. 6.5: ernnu-
lated 5.2. powdered. 5.2h
Conee-spot quiet, No. Rio. So: No.
q santos. 9h.
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PERSONALS.

Charles A. Porter has gone TO south
ern Utah on a business trip.
Frank b. Terribcrry. assistant score
tary Of the Commercial club. win leave
Sunday for the east. whore he will
spend a month or six weeks visiting
relatives He viii stop at Chicago and
make several visits IN Ohio and New
Jersey. on his return trip ne will
spend a few days on his ranch in
Colorado.
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SAN FRANCISCO MINING srocKS

James A. Pollock 4 Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire this afternoon:
CoMsroCK.
ophfr. t.Oui.0ais. Mexican. 9,aga.
Could a Curry 80 bid. Con. Va, Wue6,
savage % bid Hale a Norcross, q biid,
sienna Nrvada lG bid. ExcheQuer. % bid,
linton. Eu0. tnoilar n"l2, PotosL %
ToNoPAu
ronopab Nsyadu qaug Montana Tom
op1h ayHo2 Tonop1h Extension COOS;
Touopsh belmont. 3.@ bid. Touopah
North star m asked West End Cons
$3.50. Rescue, sal. Jim Butler 2ia2',
Mizpah Ext, % asked.
GoLpFIELD.
Sandstone. : asked; Jumbo Ext %
bid. Kendall 3 asked, Booth, ~ bid.
Blue Bull. fu5. Adams. 4 asked. silver
Pick. sac. Blue Bcli. asked: ST. Ives. 10
bid. Lone star gas, orc, Gas. Atlanta.
l3ulE Gt Bend bid Rcd Top Ext.
Tag. Florence. 2.)0m2 a5' Goldheld Daisy.
Gus; comb Fraction. ou 1l, kcwanOs.
on1. Cuckeriack 3 asked Red HIS 3H
g. Y. Tiger Ja1; Goldheld Con. sGia u
225. Dneld Triangle. I asked, C.. q. b.,
su9; Florence Ext, . asked.
BULLFRoG
Amethyst ! asked; Maynower Cons. I
u3i Moutgy MI, asked. Homestako
Cons, 4 asked; Tramp CONS aus.
MANHATTAN
Mani Cons 8 bid; S Humphrey. / bid.
Dexter. Z bid.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairyirw Eagle. 10 bid. Nevada HUIs. 40
bid, Eagle Nest o asked: Round Noun
tain. $50 rs. Rawhide Queen. Guas: Raw
hide coalition, 2Sua0
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RAILROAD NEWS
DINING CAR EoUIPMENT.

The Western Pacific has let the con-
tracts for its dining car and hotel
equipment. which viii consist OF the
finest kind Of linen. cutlery. silverware
and pottery The linen is being manu-
featured In Ireland, Chicago firm has
the contract for the silverware and cut
lcry, while the pottery will be manufac-
tured by "a firm I'm Syracuse, \. Y.
The initials wv T." viii be artistically
worked in an linen and appear i'm "A
scroll on the pottery. The equipment
viii be delivered at Oakland and salt
Lake gitV
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COURT NEWS
MNRsH sENTENCE COILS ovER.

The time for sentence in the case Of
James Marsh, found guilty of assault
with intent TO commit murder was
continued today by Judge lewis until
May %. Marsh was found guilty OF
having assaulted. with intent TO
murder. Melinda Newell. and his
time for sentence fixed for today. Upon
afiidavits presented IN connection with
a motion Tor new trial Judge Lewis
granted the extension Of time
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. May 20.-Moncy on call
steady. 30h ruling rate. 3; closing
bid. ga offered at 3k.
Time loans very dun ana easy. 90
and 90 DAYS. 3a4a4 per cent; six months.
4dh
Close: Prime mercantile paper. "a
10 per cent. sterling exchange firm,
with actual business in bankers bills
at Asa 100 % for 60-day bills, and at
ASA. 40 for demand.
Commercial bills, 4.S3a64.S4
Bar silver. 537s.
Mexican dollars. a.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds irregular
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ROor GOING no THE HAGUE.

New York. May Ex-senator EIihu
Root viii sail for Europe tomorrow He
goes abroad as one ~ the American
commissioners in the Newfoundland
fisheries dispute M The Hague. He
spent an hour yesterday with President
Taft before leaving Washington for
New York
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COMPLETED TO WILLARD.

The roadbed for the extension of the
ogden Rapid Transit interurban line
between the Hot Springs and Brigham
has been completed as far az willard
II is believed the intention Of the own
ers OF the line is 20 continue the line
through the mountains from Brigham
city TO Logan and Cache Valley.
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FACE CHARGE OF BURGLARY.

Robert Fennell and r.. Bethel. ar
rested Wednesday night by Patrolmen
Armstrong and Davidson on the charge
Of robbing the Frank Yurka clothing
store at Pennington several nights ago,
were taken 10 Pennington Thursday
evening by Sheriff James Ware, Jr., Of
Davis county The men viii be tried
there for burglary.
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Wis. WATTs sEEKs DIvoRCE.

Josephine B. Watts Of Bingham has
brought a suit for divorce on the
grounds Of non-support against James
u. Watts. The couple were married
oct 26. 1905 and the allegation is made
that since April n. 1909, the defendant
has failed TO contribute 20 the support
of his wife
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
DISCOVERS LOST ARTS
Michigan Man Yields Copper and steel
Aud Tcmpcrs Former Metal 10
Great Hardness.

Evariste Parent blacksmith OF
Calumet has made discovery after
working five years on half dozen
theories that within q year. win
probably greatly increase the demand
for copper metal according 20 Hough-
ton Gazette Parent has spent "a great
deal OF time and q small fortune TO
N achieve his discovery which is the lost
Is art Of successfully welding copper and
= steel This rs an art that has been
= lost more than 1000 years ana which
!, the scientists had given up as hope
u lcssly lost Samples ~ the welded ma
e terals turned out by Parent have been
!, put through the lathcs in the great
II shops of the Calumet a Hccla Mining
4 company and the big companys ex-
4 ports pronounce them perfect and the
4 discovery the greatest In the history Of
the metal They also say IL Is one
that win make copper an even more
= valuable metal than steel. that the
a, welded metals can Doe turned 20 a great
e many uses. ana that the combinations
can be used more advantageOusly i'm
J., many ways
Parent has proven that the combi-
~ NNAlNN OF metals ne mas WORKED out
Q VIII prove invaluable i'm the building ~
r. the worlds great navics. especially for
Z the armoring ~ hattleships and Cruis-
G crs. Shells will penetrate the steel but
VI the copper win stop them The ar
K mour plate sample of which he has
manufactured by hand. has "a steel
a. casting ON the outside and solid
n copper lining which is welded 20 the
steel however. Although bullets viii
penetrate steel plate Of greater
thickness, they are simply nattened
\ out and spatter against the copper
? lining welded 10 Parents plate Par
n ent has applied for e. cavcat on his
~ Invention and viii place IL In hands 81
mon, capitalists who viii see that he
N derives the benefit and fortune un-
y doubleday his because Of his great dis
~ COvcry.
MADE INTO TOOLS.
y Parent has welded copper and steel
= into tools, rods. wire. etc. which II is
q practically impossible 10 break on the
:. line Of welding Breaks can be more
" easily made elsewhere than whore the
. metals are Joined together
Parent has also found a method OF
!. tcmpering copper. although scientists
have pronounced this impossible He
[. has brought his experiments in this d.
: rcction 10 a point whore the tempered
copper will crumhlc when struck with
n sledge but cannot he nattened as can
. untcmpcrcd copper He has also prac-
: ticaly solved the problem Of putting
an edge on copper implements. Parent
:. believes he can perfect his tempered
= copper within few months. lie viii
!, also apply for a copyright on this dis
cOvery.
, Parent has already refused very fat
= tcring offers for the sale Of his dis
Z. coveries and tho partial disclosure -
Z his methods. He uses no alloys In the
I copper with which he works and says
Z that the matter Of welding pure cop
u per with steel o. very simply done No
: chemicals are used. There s but one
:, man. master blacksmith for whom
= Parent has worked for years, who
knows anything OF his secrets