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The Coconino sun., 1911-07-07
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE nnHN NHNTnNC m Al

PRESENTS: That we, the un- dersigned, Herbert A. Parkyn, ]. H. Mcfarland, and L. L. Ste phens for ourselves, our asso- ciates and successors, have asso- ciated ourselves together for the purpose of forming a corporation under and by virtue of the statutes and laws of the state of South Dakota, and we do hereby certify and declare as follows:
 FIRST.
 The name of this corporation shall be American Placer Cor poration.
 SECOND.
 The objects and purposes for which and for any of which this corporation is formed are, j, to do any or all of the things herein set forth, to the same extent:assnatu- ral persons might or could do, viz:
 To carry on the trade, business or industry of mining, excavating, hydraulicing, sluicing, dredging, amalgamating, smelting, and .'oth- erwise in all other manners, ways or forms of dealing in and hand ling placer deposits, ground or material for the recovery of the metals, or other valuable con stituents contained therein, either separately or collectively or in combination with any other sub stance or element.
 To acquire, own, lease, pur- chase, occupy, use or develop, rent, sell or otherwise dispose of any lands, lakes or water ways containing placer material, stone, coal, oil, gas, iron or other met als, elements, or substances, or any other lands advantageous or useful to the business, or other purposes of the company, and to mine, remove, extract or other wise take, use and turn to account any article or substance of what ever name or nature contained thereon or therein, either for itself, and with or for other companies, corporations, firms, or individuals.
 To purchase, lease, charter, construct, own, use, operate, work, administer, manage, con trol, rent, sell, or otherwise dis pose of, pumping, hydro electric and electric power plants, anal gamating, dredging or other gold and silver and other metal recov- ering plants, shops, houses, build ings, bridges, ferry's, stores, store houses, conveyors, gas works, coke ovens, retort fur naces, and heat, light and power plants and systems, lime and ce- ment plants, viaducts, pipe lines, reservoirs, embankments, irri- gating and draining systems, ditches, dams, dykes, boats, barges, dredges, engines, cars, freighting teams and tractors, and other equipment, roads, private railroads and tramways, cable ways, docks, slips and canals, telegraph and telephone lines, and in general to carry on any other industry in connection herewith that may be necessary, advanta- geous or desirable to the interests of the company.
 To purchase or otherwise ac- quire, any property, rights or privileges which it is authorized to acquire, at such price and on such terms and conditions, and for such consideration as it may deem advisable.
 At it's discretion, to pay for any property or rights acquired by it, either wholly or partially, in money or in it's capital stock, bonds, debentures or other se- curities. To issue from time to time, for such purposes as the company may desire them, bonds
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-07
Articles of Incorporation of the
 American Placer Corporation
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
 DEPARTMENT OF STATE. United States'of America, State of South Dakota,
Secretary S Omc,

Secretary's Offlce.
 I, Samuel C. Policy, Secretary of {. State of South Dakota and keeper of the Great Seal thereof, do hereby certify that the attached instrument of writing is a true and correct copy of Articles of Incorporation of the American Placer Corporation and of the whole thereof, and has been com pared with the original now on file in this office.
 In Testimony Whereof, l have hereunto set my hand ..'and' affixed the Great Seal of the State of South Dakota, done at the City of Pierre this I4th day of June, IoII. (Seal.) Samuel C. Policy,
 Secretary of State.
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-07

Rooms to rent. Inquire at Sun office. If
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-07
State of Illinois, l
 County of Cook. eS'

Be It Remembered that on this 22nd day of April, A. D., 1911, be- fore the undersigned personally appeared Herbert A. Parkyn and J. H. Mcfarland, we'll and per
The Coconino sun., 1911-07-07

The name of this corporation shall be American Placer Cor poration.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
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De ser uslnti State @ine Erobibi.
tipn" Organization, lnabt he-
ltannt haB anl 5. Ssluli III Sort
g8ortb Die Gnllpaane Ger Mnti
grobibitica,iten bnreb Elm Jro6es
uNalp beaonnen meroen lolI. SIN
aGoliielna" meroen sleoen gebalten
peroen ulb in Dem beaahbartell
o0'arine Garf" loa Gin Barbecue
Itattfinodn. 9eedbere GinseSbeiten
oes Grosranins tperben nod BE-
fmlnt gernaht.
Gin offenbar iibergeidnapt=
ter Wenid, Der fi6 s. g. Mooms
nennt uno Metbobiitenprebiger gu
iein borgiebt, periu9te in Mcto-
ria, nitten in Der @onptgei9Gfts
itrabe, cine 9reoiet gu balten. Gr
pllroe berbaftet uno Ser Mapor
ieste ibm ouseinan0er, er tonne ii,
Der 9taotbaae preoigen ooer ai,f
einer1 Der Mdse Der 5ta6t, aber
nidt in eindr @ad1Ttsftrobe, es
lei oies niht erlaubt. Oaranf lieb
man i'm geben. Aber faun1 ipar
Moams in Greibeit. als er genals
nod oemielben Hloe bineing, mo-
man ibn feItganommer bate, uno
sort lpieoer gu preoigeil ar1fing.
8arauf fat nlan ibn eiageitedt uno
miro i'm iebt mol ein paar Gage
in Der usSail" bebalten.
Muf einem 3uge Der 81. g.
4 2. 8abn 5tpilhen Deniipn -ullo
Sort @ortb Bat man einen Monll
in elmer Site entoeft. Die Rilte
mar 10 eebaut, oaB iie ni6t phi
ben &opf geiteat meroen fonnte
unb NOR innen NIT 3eug ausgc.
ihlagen. Der Monn mar balbper-
ouritet, aIs man i'm fnno. gr Be-
bauptet, DOB er MDers beiBt un6
oaB er iih BON einem 5reuno il1
2amrenee, 4anias, auf oiele Mrt
babe ei11pafen uno als @e-
p1fitiid nod Galpeiton babe aufge-
ben laffen, 6n er fein @elo gebaot
babe, leine Gabrt 5u be5abIen. Or
uuroe ben Holi3eibeboroen in Sort
Wortb iibergeben.
Sebs geputpiberiffs luo eill
Boli3iit. bic cine Spielboae uno
unIi8eniierte 5hnossbnoe III Giio
Dallas altfbeben ipollten, ipliroel.
Sonntag naht, afs iie aif benz @hge
oortbin iparen, an oer Gfe Der Co
rintb unb Der glfaro 5trabe 1T
@iib- -DaIlas BON mebreren @ei-
BEN uno gegern iiberfaae,r u1lo aus
oem Sinterbalt nieberedfhoiien.
3iuei Der Deputies. aennebp uno
@bieia, iino 10 ifaDer periuuuoct,
bob iie mol nibt pieoer auffom.
men tperoen llno einem oritten,
9rotpi1, nlllBte man ben rehten g(rnr
'abnebmen; Die nrloern empfinscn
leihtere 9erlesungen. 8ebn Weibe
uno 5tuei gaeger tpltroen feitgenoni-
men. Ger eipe Der lesteren, 9lr-
tbur glarf, lit idtper nerlplsnoet;
er ion oeriet1ige geipeferl iein, Der
Die meiiten shiifie abgefeuert bat.
CT uno elmer Der peiBen @efange.
nen ioIlen Geitdnoniiie abgelegt hos
ben. Die glufregilng in Staot uno
uno golltrtD lit cine groBe uno man
befiirhtet einen angriff allf oas
Gefang1is. Oufielbe miro oesbalh
iharf beipaht.
Ser Daaaier Yolioift S. g..
gates, Der Dor &llr5em in Sort
@ortb einen eelpiifen CLAUDE
Stpers erihoB, lit segen Stellllna
elmer Yiireidaft pon $4,000 in
5reibeit geiest tporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02

genladt oaB Der aaiier be5iigl!d
oes Safes eines iiioii6en Ginidh
rtgen, Dem Die 9eforoerulta ner
lpebrt wuroe, oenl oan1aliqel
2rlegsniniiter General b. ginen
gegeniiber iein 9eoauern gum 9lus.
ornd gebrabt uno erfldrt babe
9erortiges oiirfe ni6t porfommen
Die 8eriammlung llabn oann eins
erflarung on, pel6e oabin Iautet
oaB, i'm @egenias gu anoeren @roB
ltaoten, i'm Seere YreuBens ois
liioil6en Solooten 5uriideeiebI
pilroeil. Gs miro 5uglei6 Brotei
erboben geeen oieien perfaliunes.
uno geieBpioriger 3uitano uno oie
erpartnns ausgeiproben, oaB oil
mosae5enoen @etpalten oie beIf,d
nlenoe llngerebtisfeit beieitigen.
2aut Meloung aus @iesba,
oen miro Die &egierl,ng Dem oorti.
gen .aomnunal 2anotag cine gsot.
itanSs IorIage unterbrciten, burt
ipelhe ben rbeiniiben @in5ern Wet
itano geleiitet iperoen foa. Gs ban.
belt lid IN Ser Sauptla6e um Ge.
mabrnllg ainsfreier 9arleben or
bulfsbeourftige 8in5er, ipeIhe onrf
Die fortpabreno Weisernten in
idlilnne Gage geraten 1ino. Sic lol.
len in ben Stano eelest peroen, pot
nenem oen aanpf um's 0aiein oni,
nebmen 5u fonnelt.
Der iapaniide Tretniernlini,
tier madt befannt, bob feline Ser.
anoerunsen in Der 3ulan1menlebuue
oes Winilteriillns porgenolnmell
peroen ipiiroen.
Sic 8ereinigllng Der sSreunol
slmerifa's in Sapan Bat 5u gbreu
oes Ibibluiies oes. 8ertrages slpi-
l6en sSapan lino oen Ser. Staateu
in Der iapaniihen Sallptitaot &c.
flo ein @anfett gegeben an oen,
DER amerifaniide goti6after, bet
iapaniibe Mtniiter oes 4enBerer
nno anoere berporragenoe 9lnleri
faner uno Sapaner teilnabnlen.
Worgen piro Die oeutid)t
Siiopol expedition nit Dem Dam.
pier uDeutidlano" bon 9antburl
abfabren. Die grpeoition fir Ole
iih Brin5 Seinrih bon Breuber
mlf's 2e6bafteite intereIiiert, ite11
llnter Dem 9efebl oss aapitdn Slid
ner.
Die iapaniid)e Siibpol @rpe.
oition init Dem Dampfer @imar
Moru" lit auf Der 9fiidfabrt IL
Sponep, gtell-Siio-@ales, .eingetrof
fen. Sic erreibte an ID. M1r,
Die Gublmann Sniel, fonnte bonr
ober, oes Badeiies nnb Der Gssbei
ge neaen, niht ipeiter boforineen.
Ser 8r1iioent ser nlitteI-alnc
rifaniiden 9fepublif San Solpaopl
bat Dem Or. 9fuoolfo gspinofa, oel
otseblid babel lit, cine 5iIibuiter
Grbeoitioll eegen Die 9fepublif gaico
roeirn n S5ene 5u .iesen, bie 2an
bung III Son Solpaoor pertpeigert
gspinoia fam bon Merito uno be
fono iid als 9aiIagier ouf oen
0anpfer .Saloaoor" gr miro mad
8ero Grna anrildfobren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
81 / | c / / c i.

Der Staotrot bielt Montaa
nodmittae eine fur5e Sibuns at
uno .nabm geldliiile be6iiglicb oes
8abl5ettels, Ser BEL Ser @abl on1
9. Mai 5ur 8erlpelloung fonmen
IoI, alt. 9lae orei 8arteicn, gitt-
gems Gartp, 9eoples' 8artp ma
Socialtft Bartp, meroen nit ibren
gidets auf Dem 8abl5ettel itebef1,
ebel1Io Ste Hanlen aller snnabhGnai.
gen &anoioaten. @oll ben @abl5et-
teln ioaen $4,000 gebrudt tperbelf.
Die Geriannllultg pertaete iid big
gam Sanlltag nahlnittag, Inn baum
Die 2iite 0er Wablridter uno @abl-
beamten feitauitellen. sllBer oieier
angelegellbeit murbcn mn Holltille,
geihafte erleoigt.
Gin II. linb Is. Weai finoei
oas inter ben 9lulpiaien oes Cues
oap Wfulical Club uno oes Sprnpbo-
nie-Sr6eiter ab5ubaltenoe Muiiffeil
IN Der geetbopen Saae Itatt. 9as
Damroih Sr6elter, unter 2eitlutg
ieines beriibnlten Dirigenten @ai-
ter Damroi6, miro 81 Dem Set ber-
fonn1en uno au6 bier tii1tiee go.
loianger reip. Sdneerinnen, Ole
9arnen Slorence &infle nno Gbri.
ltine Miller nno Die Serren 4lb.
Quesnel uno slrtbur Waiooleton.
mitbringen. slu6 Die bieiigen San=
ger nno Sdngerinnen 1tuoieren eine
4antote llnter 2eitmlg BON 8rofei.
ior Sabn fir oas 5eit ein. 9as
Spmpbonie Srbeiter toirft ebel1-
fans nit. Gen 0fuiiffreulloen Ser
Staot miro Elm leltener @enuB 5lt
Steil peroen.
Wa6itebeiloe @ranoinrors
fungieren beim 9unoesgeridt: 6. S.
0uggan, Seellin, Gormann; Gi-
baro @laeier, Segllin; 6. 8.
Sobnion Slorespiae, SEQ. 9aBmore,
Gan glntonio; slug. @ittenbaum.
Seguin; Gbas. Offer, SiIteroale;
Sranf &el(er, 2ocof; Otto 9anter-
niibl, Cranes MdQ; 9f. 9l. @ebb,
6lorespile; Gbas. $. Serbert, Cont
fort, S. $. 5hraoer, 9oerlre;, 2ouis
Sorbele, Segllin; 2ollis 9olf, San
Intonio; 9. Sobnlon -San 9[ntonio
gpalo Braeger, Son slntonio; @r,
tbur Moiel, ssngram; Sugo S6ae,
fer, 9eu-8rollnfels; 9ape 9uboie,
@mton; Sreo. Eflngballpt irv San
glntpitio.
= Die sSerienidule Der Ser.
nannsiobne miro ant 5. Sunni eroff.
net uno 5rpei Monote oaueru. 9as
SfuIfomite iuirD on Is. Wiai bie
2ebrer erpablen.
Die @ranoillrD oes 81. 9i-
ltriftgeridts beitebt aus folgenbell
Serren: George Saur @orlnanr;
81. sc. 9eitel, 2ouis Wioeia If, 9lbs
Cohen, $. .. Sfirner, 90. @illett
@iGiom SSH, SEQ. Stuenfe, Sobu
Geit, 6ran5 @roos, George Gtrrt'
BERG it, g. Bfeliffer.
@dbreno oes Monats @pril
iino on Itdotii6en Steuern INN $tQ,-
04t.02 pelliger be5oblt poroen ulS
i'm 9lpril porigen Sobres.
= @abreno bes ,pergangener
Monats iino 229 gon @rlailbniS'
| iheine ausgeaeben porben; oer
@ert Ser eepIonten @ebaltoen be
trug $161,211.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Mrs. WinsIow's S Soothing Syrup.

Seit iiber fiinf8ie sSobren bon
Wiaionen bon Miittern fir ihre
ainber nit Dem beiten grfoIee beim
3abnen gebraudt. Gr berubiet oas
Mno, ertpeiht bas 3abnfIeid u1o
hilbert Die Shmersen; beilt aud
Binofolif nno lit oas bette Mitt.l
bel 9iarrboe. neberaa BEL ben slpo.
tbefern gu baben. Srast ndb Wars
Mnsiotu's Sootbing Spriip uno
nebmt tlihts aitoeres. 25 Gents oie
GIaIhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Die @elt mar eritanmt,

oIs lie borte, mas guflen's grniea
GoIbe gu fonnen beaniprudte, absr
bier3ig Sabre BON pun6erbaren al,.
rem boben ales beitdtigt Sir aac
Mrten bon @unben unerreidtes Wit-
tel. Nur 25c bei alen Druggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Gincs Ginbred,ers id)redlide Sat

mag cine Sanilie ni6t 10 aufreeeL
lpie cine longe &ratfbeit Der Ml,t-
ter. Or. Sings gaeue 2ebens 3il-
len iino iebod cine tpertpolle Meo:-
ain fir 6rouen; idreibt @rs. 30. g.
Dunlap bon 2eaoill, Senn. 25 cts.
bel allen 9ruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
sllamto-si -simnipriide.

Gin fein sniamtten eebramtes
Sem 9emtidJen tupl pertramtes,
Ser5 nnb Maseu belebenbes,
Ste Stnne frp6 erbebenbes,
Sateniammer bertreibenbes,
Sn allen Gbren bleibenbes
StGrfenbes, ebles, entsiiden6es,
Ertfelnbes, gutes, erqnifenbcs
@etranf tit bas q titp sSlafden6ier.
Setter nnb selaiiem,
Steb id bnr6 bic Strasen,
Smfbe eine Gmelfe,
2Sp idJ frieg' 6as 9elle
ySpne Star" frifdj ppm ssaf,.
Sas id)meft MIR ant beiten,
Grab iuie nni'ren @aiten,
Ste es alle lpbtet
1nb 10 lange probten,
8is ber 9mrit geI5idbt.
9as ~ a nj D" 5laiden6ier perbauf
ietne 8eliebtbeit benz 1tmifanb, bak E!
immer sleidmafis gut geblieben lit
Gs uirb aus benz beiten intpprtiertes
Sppfen Mnb bem auserleierIten Msal;
bergeitellt itnb tpir6 bnrdj langes 9ageri
sur ppilem Neife sebradjt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02

= I'm Die bodften Stufeu Der io-
genannten @eie[idaften 3ll erflim-
men, brauht man niht abiolut
ihtpinoelfrei 8u fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02
Wobnen 8eiiter in ben siimpiem? /?

yeiemaIs. @ber es lit in Den
Siinpfen Moriden 8apous uno
gsieoerungen genug @efabr porban.
ben. 9as iino Die Malaria Seine,
oie Sdiittelfieber, Sdmdde ,Shmer-
gen in oen 3no1en uno bielleidl
Sppbus erseusen. electric 8itters
i6eioet bieie Seine bonn glute aus
Orei Slaihen baben es BEL mir &C.
tan, ihreibt @m. Sretben bon gu.
cana, q. 6. SOC bel alien 9rnggi
iten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1911-05-02

Serbert Shattenbers, elm
Sobn bon g. sl. Sbattenbere, in
Der Ndbe BON Yoerne. bat ii1 nit
einer 6linte in's @ein gelhoiien;
ober MIR leidt nersu1lroet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-25
WATCHING sToLYPIN.
Russians Are Uncertain Whether He Is
a Real Progressive.

St. Petersburg, April 25.-Russia is
still trying to make up its mind wheth-
er Premier Stolypin's victory over the
Council of Empire, or Muscovite SEN
ate. was a victory for reaction or re-
form.
As Russian statesmen go, NJ. Stoy-
pin is a progressive. Nevertheless, he
violated the Russian constitution in
suspending the Duma and resorting.
during the suspension. to an imperial
ukase to put through his plan for the
classification of the Polish Provinces.
His plan is also unjust to the Cars
Polish subjects-so much that the few
radicals in the Council of Empire,
joined the reactionaries in voting
against it.
The various reactionary groups
combined against the Premier because
they considered him dangerously lib
eral. and their defeat appears to have
been a liberal triumph. but NJ. Stoly-
pin only accomplished it by aban-
ldonment of his intention to carry his
government and AUTHORIZATION pros
ecutions up TO the men primarily re-
sponsible for them-the Grand Dukes.
The outcome will probably depend
on how the Premier uses his power.
/ II he becomes infatuated with its exer-
else the constitution is not much
longer for this world and there is an
end of Parliamentary Government i'm
Russia. If he only did, for just once,
what it seemed to him necessary To do
to defeat the reactionary plot against
him, his assertion Of authority may
make for ultimate Improvement by
frightening the reactionarics into
lquiescense.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-25
UNLISTED STOCKS.

J. 4. Minnear & CO. say today:
Because Of the inactivity which pre-
vailed for 50 many weeks, trading to-
day bore every indication of a small
sized boom which promises to broad
en out and develop into one of those
good old-fashioned upward movements.
The stimulus caise with the report
that the United Metal selling company
had disposed of $4,000 600 pounds of
copper at better than Il cents per
pound. Lake, North Butte and ANAL
gamated were the features OF the east
ern market; each scoring a substan-
tial advance. The New York list was
ALSO higher.
Hancock was active and higher on
the curb closing at 500. Heating was
also well taken at S34 Calumet &
Montana also sold up TO 81 cents in
Duluth. Montana Clinton traded and
was wanted at IS cents. Algomah
Commercial scored a two-poiut ad-
vance and reflected the advance in the
bids for Superior q Boston. The whole
curb list showed excellent recuporative
powers and such issues as South Lake.
superior & Boston, Algomah and In
diana viii not experience much diff
Guilty i'm moving rapidly higher.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-25
MINES AND MINING, STOCKS

liner Olympic was successfully car
ried out last Saturday. when the vessel
was taken into the now craving dock
constructed by the Belfast har5or
commissioners. The operation was
witnessed by a number of the leading
people of the city aud was supernten-
ded on board the Vessel by w. H.
Dickinson. one of the Managing d.
reVtors of Messrs. Harland and Woln
dimited), and on shore by Captain
Mcintyre. harbor master. The ony
trying moment during the whole OPP
Grafton was when the vessels beam
was opposite the entrance only foot
and a half dividing the hull from the
concrete blocks at the side of the dock
Happily. however, the hull was not
even scraped Later in the day the
dock was emptied aud the liner shored
in readiness for the workmen.
Lord Pirrie. who represented tho
builders. and Robert Thompson. M. p.
chairman of the harbor board. were
warmly congratulated at the conclu-
sion of the operation by a distinguish
ed company present.
This morning the day shift com
prising about three thousand hands
began the task Of competing the liner
for sea, and the work will be pushed
forward at the highest pressure. MAY
81 is the stipulated date for handing
the vessel over To the owners.
That the Olympic is not the las
word in shipbuilding was Indicated 10y
the speech delivered by Lord PirrlC
after the vessel was locked, so fai
as he knew, he said, the dock, al
though it was the largest in existence
was not only not too big but in tn
near future the harbor authoritiei
would be called upon to provide ever
larger docks so that shipbuilders coul,
be i'm a position 10 construct ships I,
meet the growing needs of the travel
ing public.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-25
STORE EGGS TILL WINTER.

Manhattan, Kan, April 21.-Do you
next winter? They are now only flf-
teen cents dozen. Why not keep
supply fresh for the time of high pri-
ccs; not storehouse eggs, but in another
way? You can do it by putting them
H. waterglass or sodium silicate. Eggs
put into waterglass at the Kansas
state Agricultural College last August,
when the weather was extremely
warm, were used last month, March
1911, and were found Co be I'm excellent
condition. No one would ever know
that they were back dates. They were
gathered daily and at once put into the
solution. March, April and May are
the best months in which to preserve
eggs. Most of the cold storage eggs
are gathered i'm April, but waterglass
eggs can be preserved in any month.
II is the best method for the farmer or
housewife who desires to keep forty
or sixty dozen through the winter.
Here is the secret described by f. 5.
Jacobey of the poultry department at
the Agricultural college: The recep-
tacle used should be either wood or
stone. A n-gallon earthenware Jar
will hold about thrty-three dozen
eggs. Place the eggs in the Jar the
day they are gathered. The fresher
the egg the better il will keep. BE
careful not to crack any of the eggs
in placing them i'm the Jar, as they will
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-25

ions. as shown that all electrical
charges are built up Of elementary
atoms of electricity, and the value of
this ultimate electrical atom was ac-
curately determined. The method con-
sisted in catching atmospheric ions
upon minute oil drops floating i'm the
air and measuring the electrical charge
which the drops thus acquired. This
year the following extensions of this
work have been made:
"O) The act of ionization itself is
now being studied, each of the two
electrical fragments into which a
neutral molecule breaks up being
caught upon oil drops at the instant of
formation. This study has shown that
the act of ionization Of neutral air
molecule always consists i'm the de-
tachment from it of one single elemen-
tary charge rather than of two or three
such charges.
Experiment Is Described.
"(2) by suspending these minute oil
drops i'm rarifed gases instead Of i'm air
at atmospheric pressure. the authors
have been able to make these oil drops
partake of the motions OF agitation
of the molecules to such an extent that
they can be seen by any observer to
dance violently under the lombard
ment which they receive from the fly
! ing air molecules. BY measuring ac-
curatey the amount of motion of agi-
tation of the oil drops and comparing
it with the motions which they assume
under the influence of an electrical
field because of the charge which they
carry the authors have been able to
make an exact and certain identifica-
ton, with the aid computations
made by Mr. Fletcher, of the electrical
charge carried by an atmospheric ion
| (and measured in their preceding
work., with the electrical charge car
ried by univalent ions in solution.
"This work not only furnishes COM
lplete proof of the correctness of the
atomic theory of electricity but gives
much more satisfactory demonstra-
ton than had before been found of the
perpetual dance of the molecules OF
matter"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-04-25
ATOM ELECTRICITY THEORY.
University Of Chicago Professor Makes
An Important Discovery.

Chicago, April GA discovery in
the fundamentals Of electrical science,
augmenting previous discoveries, has
just been made by Or. Robert A. Mill
likan. associate professor OF physics in
the University OF Chicago. BY this
newest discovery Professor Millikan
has given complete proof OF the cor
rectness of the atomic theory of cleo
tricity and has given much more sat-
isfactory demonstration than had be-
fore been found Of the perpetual dance
OF the molecules OF matter.
Last spring Professor Millikan an
nounced the isolation. for the first
time In the history OF science, Of an
Individual atmospheric ion-an electri-
cally charged molecule Of air-holdine
Il under observation for an indefinite
length Of time and making a direct
study Of It's properties.
The newest experiment and its re-
suits are described I'm detail in the fol-
lowing statement OF the work carried
on at the Ryerson physical laboratory;
How Atoms Are Built Up.
"In the report which Professor Mill
kan made last spring OF the work
which he and Mr.. Fletcher had been
doiuo on Tia fsolafion of atmQsphcrlc