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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
BY LADY DUFF-GORDON ("Lucile")

up for this late start by then en-
tending almost to the knees. How
ever. as It's material Is a silken
tricot and 1t Is only lightly boned.
and, furthermore, is laced with elias
Ito below the central busks, 1t is
beautifully comfortable and supple,
and II you wear it you simply can
not acquire that awful "trussed-up"
and stiff look, which is quite hideous
and fatal.
And now about those blouses. The
special feature for the season is the
yelling of fine net with hemstitched
ninon, and very dainty is the result
Ing effect, ! can assure you. Some.
times, too, the simplicity of the
outer ninon Is further contrasted
with inner landings of lace. typi.
cal and lovely model Of this kind.
making use first of fesh-pink ninon.
then of a blending of ivory and dull
gold lace, arranged in alternate.
enoircling landings and insertions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

and finally Of yelling of gray ninon,
which Is itself left practically un.
trimmed. 1t can boast, however, of
an array Of the newest and prettiest
buttons made-just imagine it-of q
blending Of the lace and the ninon.
SO that there is not one touch Of
stiffness about the whole soft and
charming garment.
Sometimes, again, the ninon, in.
stead OF completely yelling these
inner and dainty fabrics, will be so
draped in handkerchief points on
the shoulders and sleeves as to
bring them into outer and we'll
deserved prominence. Personally.
however, I favor the all-veiled
effects. because they are moro
subtle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
CASE FOR A GOOD LAWYER.

why nre you so sad" an acquaint-
ance asked young man whose aunt
had Just died. you never appeared
TO care much for the poor lady"
IT didn't" said the youth dolefuny.
but I was tho means OF keeping her
in a lunatic asylum during tho last
i've years OF her life. She has left mo
ali her money. ana now I've got to
prove that she was OF sound mind"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

The food that is not well chewed
may pass unchallenged the gate of
digestion-the mouth-and make it's
way through the stomach, but un-
less 1t has been we'll digested It
does not pass into the blood as ma.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
By Mime. LIMA CAVALIER.

ture designed 1t should. 1t remains
in the large intestines to rot. It
adheres to the walls Of the intes.
tines, clogging, barnacle-like mass,
and gradually changes to unhealthy
Tat cells, SO adding to the weight.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
ONE EXCEPTION.

Grandfather Ito small boy who ID
returning to schooD-Now. my boy. Z
hope we shall have better report Of
YOU next term. The last wasn't at all
satisfactory-last in your exams
last In the term marks-tn fact, last
In everything.
Indignant Small Boy-Not last in
everything, grandfather; I was top Ia
age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
ENOUGH sam

Rrown--What did your wife ssr
about your being 80 late HON. 49,,
other night7
Jones-Nothing at all. She 1u,t CO.,
down at the piano and played Tell
Ae tho Old. Old Story"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
OH, THE LANGUAGE,

,EtheI-Have you noticed how LORD
Blinker drops his aspirates?
Fred-Its nothing to the way hs
drops his novels; I've got more thar
dozen Of his I O us myself
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

AD4 DUFF-GORDON the famous "LucIe" of London and
foremost creator of fashions the world each week the
fashion article tor this presenting all that newest
and best in styles for weD-dressed women - ~
Lady DufCodons Pans establishment brings her into Close
touch with that centre of fashion - ~ ~
lady DufCodons Anencan establishment Nos 81 and
80 West Fifysevenh street. New york City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
FAMOUS Living Beauty

line used in tho same way should
heip the process. Wear yoIr collars
loose, or wear no colIars at all, to
give the skin Of the neck chance
to breathe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
Paris. April LIST


iTTHERE Is Of course direct con-
nection between the charm
ing little trot-about suits and
tile delectable biouses that are the
rage in Paris this Spring. Before de-
scribing any Of these separate blouses,
however, 1 want to describe briefly
the tailored costumes shown here this
week. They are to my mind perfect
examples Of the Trot-About costume.
The picture inthe centre shows my
latest Eton costume. It's newest points
nre the long effect in the back, and the
sleeves. with their seams almost to
the elbow. The coat is cut on the bias
and the skirt on the straight.
A strong contrast is the costume in
the second picture The coat is long
and full in the skirt 1t is the new
box coat, and its distinguishing points
are the buttons and the low cut revers.
The skirt has the new box pleat in
the front and the hat, you will notice,
IS one Of the small shapes with the
wide wing trimming
am showing you the third picture
so that you will be able to see the
latest way TO wear the ribbon-bound
wells. This IL the chic manner for the
Spring. and all the mond6ines are
thus wearing them.
/ find myself falling in love with
almost every new blouse 1 see this
this season. and expect you will do
the same, and go to the further length
Of acquiring. as we'll as admiring. any
number of the pretty things-
For they are really pretty, as we'll
as novel, and every one Of them is
as soft as soft can be In fabric and
fashioning, SO that the natural
curves Of the body may be faithfully
and fascinatingly followed. And to
further this desirable result the cor
sets are always. Of course, cut very
low indeed, many Of them, in fact.
only just outlining and holding IN
the waist. And one very popular
model is there modelled in elastic.
and only over the hips merges into
lightly boned batiste. the idea being
that, however thin the blouse or
bodice may be, 1t can give mn
slightest outer hint of the inner he
ginning Of the corset, the elastic
cliDging re tha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
: 4 TOf=.HbOLlf" COSflxxneS
uhich Has BROUGHT
Into Prominence the
"LDaist Beautiful"

Other smart new blouses are being
made IN fine white voile. with quaint
hand-darned devices for their adorn-
ment and lace headings to finish off
the few seamo. Bolder designs, EN-.
oroidered in cotton or floss silk, also
SHOW up effectively on a wolfe back
ground, and In both cases crochet
buttons provide pretty finish, as
well as an actual fastening.
The simpler shirt blouses" are
for the most part made in the good
quality crepe de chine, which Is, /
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

SihS ~ lho
body like a CO.
ond skin. AS you
know. I nm al
ways In favor OF
the low-cut cor
set-in fact, l
am now advocat-
lng-and making
(and incidentally
wearing myself
a mere belt,
which only COM
1nences Its CO
reer at the waist,
but which makes
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20

oy triple cordings. A
'icot edging Is new finish for tb.,.
io~n-turned collars, and the cuff.
90, and either pearl or cryat,, hui,
tons are used on the osntra,
pleat.
a Norfolk" blouse, too, mak.,
a change from these moro ramiI.
lar models. its narrow bo1.pleasa
being set in beneath a long sbonI.
DER yoke and being combined for
some three OF four inches beneath,
a waist belt OF colored suede or
black patent leather. The collar
ID deeply downturned. and over a.
ls laid second and smaller collar
OF nne cream canvas, with a picot
edge, the two being permanently
and prettiliy united in the BONDAGE
or loosely tied scarf bow, which
must, OF course, match the watst
belt In color. Such a blouse ma
this will help you to wear out
some OF your old skirts, which are
not OF the most up-to-date corre.
let variety, so It's purchase will
really be an economy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-20
By Mime. LIMA CAVALIER

rVERY organ in the body is
placed there for a use. The
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06

Four hundred r5fss Peerless Guaran-
teed Roofing to close out at bargain
prices Lander Lumber CO.-AdYer-
tisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
SONORA MINES ARE
Resulting SHIPMENTS
Many New Propositions Also Are Open
in Up; New CapOte Shaft is Near
1000 Foot Level.

Cananea. Sonors. HEX, Aug. "a
number Of mining properties have re-
sumed shipments, while new ones have
Joined the ranks Of producers during
the month, among those being the fol-
lowing; FL Gallo. Rivera, Matilda,
Archipelago, Monte Carlo. Batuc. La So
nora, VaquerO, San Francisco, Estrella
and Santa Margerite- Ell TigTe shipped
sc bars of silver bullion during the
month, Weighing 9415 pounds The
Moctezuma Copper company shipped $50
cars of ore and concentrates, while the
Churunibabi Leasing company shipped
10 cars FL Tigre also shipped 10 cars
Of ore.
a large BODY Of free milling gold ore
has been encountered at the TajitOs
property. located in the vicinity Of
Carlo. There is large force of men
employed at present The ore averages
half an ounce gold a ton.
The automobile road from its prop
erty to the Gulf of California is soon to
be commenced by the West Coast Smelt-
ing and Refining company. Grading
for the new Smelter will also be started
group Of Douglas, AriZ.. men have
purchased La PaZ mine, located in the
Tigre district, from Jesus Urcades- A
mill is to be installed as well as pow
The new Capote shaft of the Cananea
Consolidated Copper company will soon
be completed down to the 1000 foot
level, and is being raised from the 1000
to the goo at present, the latter Work
to be completed during this week.
A new electric hoist is to be installed
and will be of a similar pattern as that
in use at the Duluth mine. A small
temporary hoist is now in use The
concrete foundation for the new hoist
is now being put in. The mine is being
operated with three shifts, being the
only property Of the company being
operated with anything near full
force.
The Capote ore body has proven to be
the largest in the camp and extends
from almost the surface to the 1000
foot level.
The old Chivatera dump IS now be-
ing shipped to the smelter and yields in
the vicinity of three percent copper and
u ounces in silver a ton Between
three and four carloads of the ore are
being shipped direct to the smelter
daily. The. output of the company for
July was approximately 5000 0Oe
pounds of blister copper, gross, the
largest in some months.
No. I reverberatOry furnace is down
at present. being refined; No was
down for = short time also, due to
cavein Of the lining.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
TO BUILD SMELTER
AT CHRISTMAS CAMP
VIII BE of Sufficient Capacity to
Handle All Ores of the NeighbOring
Mine.

Winkleman, Ariz., Aug. Ga shelter
is to be built at the Christmas camp
with sufficient capacity to handle the
ore Immediately in the neighbOrhOOd
and it is also stated that the London
and Arizona Mining company will have
its ore treated at this smelter
Three shifts are now working on the
hoists cleaning and hosting all debris,
dirt, or other matter from the differ
ent shafts, making preparations for
the new management to begin opera
tons, which it is understood will be
about September I.
The London and Arizona Mining COM
pany, which suspended shipment of ore
when the FL PasO smelter was handi-
capped on account of strike has
placed teams to work handling ore
to the railroad, about six miles and
shipment will be resumed at once
The Christmas mine has now 80
Mexicans and 26 Americans working on
the property. J. H. Finney will soon
take full charge, it is reported and
place a large force of men to work
Former judge Joe Barieu has re-
turned from an extended visit in Texas,
where he spent some time in propO-
ton of mining interests in Arizona.
His claims are situated in the Huachita
mountains about 10 miles from Tur-
ner, on the S. P. railroad About 80
cars of ore are now on the dump and
it is expected to begin shipping during
this month.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
MINING NEWS
GET $19 GOLD ORE
FROM SHAFT BOTTOM
Arizona Venture Mine Near KIngman
To Be Developed; White Ele-
nhaRf In Good Ore.


Kingman, Ariz- Aug. 6-The shaft on
the copper vein of the mines in Wauba
Yuma district on the west side of the
Wallapai mountains, has been sunk
deeper and the bottom shows ore that
will run S19 in gold, silver and cop
per Ten feet of the ore bodies car
~ this average Samples taken from
the vein run well up in copper 1t is
the intention to do the work on a
group of seven claims, but the main
vein will receive the larger part OF
the development
A Pasadena mining man has taken
charge of work on the mines of the
Arizona Venture company near the old
Diamond Joe. The company shipped
a large lot of supplies from the city
and the work of development viii be
The mines were formerly known as the
Great Republic group and at one time
were producers of rich silver ore.
On the east side of the Wauapai
mountains are many large veins of low
grade copper With prOpert treatment
this ore may be put in shape for the
market, although for a time the haul
to the railroad viii be against its
shipment
While some Of the ores are very rich
the main veins are low in grade and
unavoidable under present conditions
Near the head of Eagle wash is the
Hibernia nine which formerly pro-
duced some of the richest ore ever
taken from an Arizona mine, but the
streak was small and lay in kidneys
The main vein carries values as high
as $50 ounces of silver. but it is i'm
possible to mine this ore and pay the
high cost of packing and hauling to
the railroad
A big force is pumping the water
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
Mining Personals.

A J. MacLean, cashier for the Ray
Consolidated Copper company, has left
for Phoenix, to appear before the Ari-
iona tax commission on tax matters
Mrs. MacLean will leave in a day or
two and the two proceed to the coast
for a months outing. They will visit
Los Angeles, San Francisco and points
in Washington before their return.
D. j. Roberts, ore buyer for the FL
PaSO smelter, is visiting in Hayden and
viii probably act in the same capacity
for the local Smelter as soon as it COM
mences receiving custom ores.
Kuno Doer, manager of the south
west district for the American Smelt-
ing and Refining company, is spending
a few days in Hayden on busiess. Con-
siderable more construction work is
F. G. Janney, manager of mills for
the Ray Consolidated Copper company.
and other lacking properties, is in
Hayden and will remain for sometime
looking into matters in connection with
the local mill. Mr.. Janney has just
returned from Juneau, Alaska, where
construction work is starting on the
new mill for the Alaska Gold Mines
company.
Edmund Kasold, attached to the gen
eral office of the Ray Consolidated
Copper company, has left for Santa
Monica, Calf, for a visit with his par
ents.
E. c. Grasty is still confined to his
bed with typhoid fever. Mrs. Grasty
has had a nervous breakdown and both
are now under the doctors care.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
NEW OIL COMPANY TO
ENTER ARTESIl

Artesia, n. NJ, Aug. "a new oil
company to prospect for oil here is
the COmanche Oil and Gas company
It was recently incorporated through
the Corporation Trust company. o.
New York. The officers are: Dan
ieI L Evans, president; Addison R
May, secretary: Charles C. W1ltong,
treasurer. and Prof. Fayette A
Jones. resident director and engineer
The corporation is the result of an in
vestigation of the oil situation two
months ago by Ma. WilfOng and Prof
Jones, an experienced geOlOgist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06

PHONE 1 FOR LIMOUsINE.-Adver-
tisement-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
Erecting Big Tank
NEW OH. DISTRICT FOUND
TO NORTEAST OF FLAGSTAFF

Flagstaff Ariz.. aug. "a new oil
district has been discovered northeast
of this city near the Little Colorado
river, surrounding cOuntr for miles
around has been taken up in oil claims
by local people.
There are plenty of indications of oil
nd an expert oil man who visited this
section claims the general appearance
of the country gives strong evidence of
oil in quantities to be found
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
Cockroaches
Rats and Mice

Nothing is more disagreeable than =
home infested with vermin- Destroy
them with Stearns' Electric Rat and
Roach Paste, the standard exterminstor
for thirty-five years
1t kills of rats, mice and coclroaehes
in a single night Does not blow away
ike powders; ready for use; nothing to
mix. The only exterminator sold under
an absolute guarantee of money back
if it fails.
Sold by druggists, 25e and $1.o0 or
sent direct, charges prepaid, on receipt
of price.
Stearns' Electric Paste Co, Chicago, III.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
MINING NEWS
WILL SHIP CAR
Of ORE EACH DAY
Ore Shipped from Snoozer
Mine to Douglas Smelter;
Mascot Resumes Work.

Hayden. Ariz., Aug. 1.-THE Kelvin
Sultana Mining company cOntemplateS
shipping ore at the rate of a carload
per day shortly. Up to the present time
the company has been doing only devel-
opment and exploration work. but suffi-
Gent ore has been blocked out to ena-
bic 1t to commence shipping shortly.
The power plant, which was completed
short time ago, is working in first
class condition and the costs Of mining
have been materially reduced. due to
the generation of the company's own
power. D. G. Ross and G. P. Baldwin.
officials of the company, spent a week
from their homes in Chicago visiting
the property.
Some other means Of Transporting
the ore from the mines will proba bly,
have to be installed, as the present road
across the ella river is completely sub
merged, due to the heavy rains. About
45 men are now at work at the property
and more are expected to be hired as
soon as the ore shipments commence
Q. f. Adams is a new attache of the
Ray Consolidated Copper company
coming here in the capacity as assist
ant superintendent at the mines. Mr..
Adams was formerly connected with
the De Beers diamond mines in South
Africa. On account of the increased
ore tonnage from the mine it was con-
sidered advisable to hire another man
in the capacity of assistant superin-
tendent. c. Devine, the present as
sistant, will have charge Of the under
ground work, while Mr. Adams will
have charge on the outside. Mr.. Boyd
remains as Superintendent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06

the ore is concerned, it can be made
available at almost any time and IN
sufficient quantity for any sized plant
There is a sufficient quantity in the
plenty of work for the concentration
for years to come. Another big feature
of the erection of the plant will be the
increase in Bisbee's already large pay
roll. A recent estimate placed the
number of men now employed In the
district as a little better than 5OOO.
With the erection of the concentration,
a new pi ecipitating plant development
of new territory by leasers, and the
continued Development and eXplOra-
of ground by the established COM
Panies, mining men here look forward
to q banner winter and a payroll tnat
Will break all records In a month or
two the fall immigration from the
Colorado camps will begin, and by the
first of the year many expect to see
total payroll of $500 or above for the
district
Patagonia Is BisBee Company.
This week the first allotment of the
newly organized Patagonia Mines q
Development cOmpanF was offered Tor
sale in the district. All the officers are
Bisbee men and the offices Of the
company are located here. The work
on the cOmpany's property continues,
20 be of the exploration and develop
ment class. On one claim there is a
QTlIL IN ABOUT lou 1eels ana lulS Will Dc
the first to begin shipping, which Off
Gals hope will oe soon.
On other claims the development
work is showing good results, al
though by far the best samples, assay
ing around $3.50 a ton, have been taken
from the main drift. Within short
time the company viii close a contract
with either the FL Paso or Cananea
smelter for handling its output and
shipments will then be commenced, 1t
is said
Erecting Big Tank.
Erection of the big tanks for the new
air balacing system east of the Lowell
shaft has been started. The new safety
fire house will be finished shortly and
vii provide an emergency station In
the very heart of the Copper Queen
properties, where It will be quickly
accessible from any shaft. It will be
connected to all shafts by telephone
Along with the safety house, the Queen
is still working to remove all of the
gas from the HOlbrOOk, which was en-
countered a-coUple of weeks ago with
nearly disastrous results. The second
drill hole is being put down to tap the
gas area, and it is expected to reach
it this week. The first drill hole,
which got the gas at about 400 feet, IS
continuing to bring out a large volume
each day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
Christmas Mine sale RumOr.

Several rUmors of late have been
aflOat to the effect that the Christmas
mine at Christmas, Ariz., has been
purchased from the present owners,
including F. NJ. Murphy. the heaviest
stakeholder The Christmas mine is
located about eight miles from Wrinkle
man, on -the Arizona Eastern railroad
and in past years proved to be one of
the richest copper mines in the state.
It was included in the group of proper
ties comprising the Development COM
pany of America, of which F. n. MUIR
ply was one of the leading factors,
but which went through bankruptcy
proceedings sometime ago. It has re-
manned idle ever since. The ore was
formerly shipped to the Sasco smelter
and if shipped now to the Hayden
smelter, the costs will be greatly re-
duced- 1t has been reported that the
Guggenheims have been negotiating
for its purchase for sometime, but
nothing definite has been given out as
to who the purchasers are.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06
Blood and Skin
Diseases
Permanently curOd by cur Seien-
tific Direct Method
Treatment

Under our Method Of Treatment
for Impurities in the Blood, the skin
becomes clean, ulcers, Pimples and
blOtches heal up, enlarged glands are
reduced, fallen hair replaced by
Iuxuriant growth, the eyes become
bright and ambition and energy re-
turn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-06

from the lower levels on the Keystone
property When the property is IN
watered the shaft will be sunk to
greater depth
It is reported that the White EIe-
plant mine at Cerbat is in big ore.
The openings from the main shaft all
show good ore bodies, but the Slopes
from the 200 level are in the best ore
ever found in the property. Several
big teams are constantly employed
hauling ore to the railroad for ship
ment to the smelter-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-22
POULTRYMEN
Stockholders OF Trl-state Poultry
Association Meet-plan for Next
Show-Elect Secretary.

The Tri-State Poultry association
held an important meeting in the
Board OF Trade rooms In the Market
Auditorium last evening Matters
pertaining TO the show TO be held in
January at the Auditorium were dis
cussed and plans outlined. WORK
will be started Immediately on pre-
pairing a premium list and other adj
vertising matter to be mailed TO
poultry men throughout the tri-state
district.
Secretary Thomas S. Meek tender.
ed his resignation TO the stockholders
and William G.. Dreamer was elected
10 I'LL the position. Mr.. Creamer IS
well acquainted with the business OF
the association and is considered an
excellent man for the position. lie
Will enter upon his new duties i'm.
mediately. Mr.. Meek, the rtiring sec.
rotary. has held that Office since the
organization OF the poultrymen in
this vicinity. He has aided material
ly In advancing the association.