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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

SELLERS in hia answer denies hat u
continued uutu January e. this year.
but terminated by mutual agreement
on January g. ifc denies hat re-
pcaird applications have been made
tu him Tot final settlement. or that he
az amy time refused to make settle
mcut.
Thr answer dcnioa thut Colonel
SELLERS received ft,i65 beyond his due
proportion uf the ~p1ttnuishiJ profits.
but ON the contrary aiicacs that thern
Is still due 90 him S7O2.9S as his share
uf tho partnership profits w%rnnsnuliy
collected Dos i-c plaintiff The an
swcr embraces a denial ~ the general
~ailcgntiouf iu the complaint
Except for huuka know a. insur-
aucc REGISTERS Tor the Phoenix and
Nach,u a. Nuutrh insurance compn-
uics. 10 is alleged that nu the books
nl the co- partnership are in the pcs
suasioir ul Mcdonald and have been
since January und that Mcdonald
has rcfu,'d Colonel sellers access to
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings g. many minds an old and
tried family r~.wedy-an external ap-
plication known rs Mother Friend"
During the period OF expectancy Il II
applied 10 the ahiOminal muscles aud Is
designed % soOihe the Intricate network
81 nerves involved. In this manner Il
las such a splendid influence as 70 Justify
It's use In an cases of ooming mother
hood. a. has becn generally recgm-
mended for ya1r and years and those
who have used % speak in highest praise
Of the immensr o. lief Il affords. pnrtic-
ularly do thcae Moving mothers speak
81 the absence Of morning sickness.
absence OF strain IN the ligameuts sad
freedom from hose man other disc
treasra which ave usually looked forward
10 with 50 much Concern.
There A. no Question but hat
Mothers Friend has o marked tendency
20 relieve The mind n this Of Itself Ia
addition 20 the uhyaical relief has given
Il a very wilde %popularity amoug women.
u A. absolutely SAFE b use. renders
The skin pllahl. D. Penetrating iu It's
nature and D. IMPOSED 81 those cmhro-
cations beet suited 20 thoroughly iuhri-
cate the nerves muscles. tcndons "a
iFamcuts Involved.
You can obtain 'Moihcrs Friend az
almost any drug tore.
II d prepared only BY Bmdncii ReE-'
ulator Co, ioi Lsnar SD Atlanta o.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
FREE ADVICE
TO SICK WOMEN
Thousands Have Been Helped
BY Common Sense
, Suggestions.

Women suffering from any form Of
female Ills are invited 10 communicates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
CLUB TO HELP IN
GETTING State
FAIR FUND
Citizens Will Be Asked to Con-
tribute TO Sum Which Will
Come From New Mexico
Treasury.

Plans for he subscription OF the
money which Albuquerque viii fur
nish Tor the funds OF the state fair
are 90 bee mudp az an early meeting
of the Commercial club. Secretary
Tom Binkcrt Of tho fair association
t3SQ ~ fefIfY Tom EsAn - Tho c1in-
mercial club this morning regarding
81 call FOR q general meeting OF the
club at which the campaign for the
collection ~ tho fair money Will nc
launched
Tho MONEY az the disposal of the
FAIR managers this year is expected
L. be- the same ns last year. Of which
the state Will pay s.. 600. The meet
ing is designed 90 start action ON the
collection OF the fund which business
men ana citizens ct Albuquerque are
expected Co pat into the fair ;rcaa-
ufS.
At the club meeting u is expected
that simon stern. secretary and treas
urcr oi the fair directors, viii iay
the matter before the members. with
the cooperation nr the Commercial
club there viii lee no doubt OF the
speedy completion of the fund.
Can't hook WEI eat well. or feel
well with impure blood Keep the
blood pure with Burdock Blood hit.
tcrs Eat simply take exercise. keep
clean aud good health is pretty sur
Go fuli"w. 81 10 q hottie.
Do YOU live in the Third
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Do you live in the First
Ward
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
UuoW's THuss

We uuvr pne Hundred Dollars Re-
ward fen uuy CJar of 'at1rrh that
rinuut hc .urcd Hy liaiis Catarrh
cure.
r. + CHENIY A. CO.. Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known
r. j. 'h'u,, for the l3st 10 Years,
and holir.. him prrt'rty honorable
900 al huriuDss trtuat'uous and imam
cially tul. tu carry uit aay uhllgt
tiuus nude Uy his ittm.
NATIONAL EANk bF COMMERCE..
Toledo. a.
Halls t&tlurh care is taken in-
t%eruBllN. acting directly upou the
blood aud mucous surfaccT ot the ayg-
tom Testimonial aout free. Price
20 cents per bottle. Sold ty AN drus-
Eists.
Take HALLS Family rilla for ruuati-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

strict confidence. A woman can freely
talk Of her private illness 10 a woman I;
thus has been established n confidential
correspondence which has extended over
many years and which has never been
broken. Never have they published a
testimonial or used n letter without tho
written consent Of the writer, and never
has the Company allowed these conf
dental letters 10 get out Of their pos.
session, NJ the hundreds Of thousands
Of them in their files will attest
Out Of the vast volume Of experience
which they have to draw from, IL Il moro
than possible that they possess the very
knowledge needed in your case. Moth
inr Is asked in return except your good
will, and their advice has helped thou
sands. Surely any woman. rich or loor.
should be- glad 10 take advantage Of this
generous offer ~ assistance. Address
Lydia Y. PinkhAm Medicine Co, icon
ndcntihD Lynn. Mass.
Every woman ought 20 have
Lydia u. Pinkham's SO-pago
Tcxt Book. II Is not n book for
general distribution, as Il IL too
expensive. II IL free and only
obtainabie by mail. Write for
it today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
REV. A. N. MANDAlARl AND ASSISTANTS
SUBSCRIBED MORE THAN $4,000 FOR THE
BUILDING IN ALBUQUERQUE ALONE
Stands in so Acres of Richest Land in Central Rio Grande
Valley, Now All in Cultivation; Building Fire Proof
and a Model of Modern Efficiency; Sisters of St. Francis
of Perpetual Alteration to Have Active Management.

our more great public institution
has been added 10 Albuquerque s
steadily growing list.
one more pressing need Of the city
and OF New Mexico ia charitable and
educational work has been hllcd.
one more very important forward
step iu the social %progrcss Of the cit
aud state has been taken.
Albuquerque has recorded ouc mere
striking evidence OF Ito community
loyalty and public spirit.
One moro convincing evidence has
been set down that faith. backed by
persistence and hard work viii oy'r-
come any obstacle.
Al these things and many others
we'll worth thinking ahou are SUNNI
ed up In the beautiful Moorish Mis-
sion building on which the finishing
touches are being put this week m
Boursadc Place. half a mile north 90
the city limits. now az saint An
thouy's prphunHgc Tor Boys.
The now buiidins. three stories
hirh. Hrc proof a model of modern
,ncicncy in am Institution .of the
kind. and co.. grcat architectural
beauty. practically was completed last
week and b. being occupied this week
hy the Sisters OF -. Francis of Per
rctual Alteration who viii be j
charge of the active management uf
The institution.
IL Represents the elimination OF
more than four years of constant cf-
tort on the part of Rev. a. NJ Man
daliri s j.. pastor 1T the Church of
the Immaculate Conception ana
those who assisted him
q represents an Investment oI con'
sldorabiy more than 500 zoe. "t
which more than $1,000 was SUR
scribcd by the citizens " Albuqucr-
uuc.
n stands ON NIFTY acres of very iinc
hand. nj cXcciivd in fertility hy any
nv the Rio Gfaudc valley and con-
sertadVgyr -Naiioa 1tt~ vz7ro- Nn acre,
most of % M cultivation. and prtciic-
ally The gift To the institution 90 tho
Jesuit fathers ot pld Albuquerque.
who sold 90 to the orphanagc for "A
nominal sum
THE Institution and IT. builders.
Tho institution, althoush u Will be
under Catholic management rud di-
rcctiou. is broadly uuu-scttariau IN
los character and an embracing IN its
particular hcid. n viii Doe q hon"
and 20 school for orphan and ,riendlcss
boys OF Ncw Mexico M matter OF
what creed or pee In taking Us
pltrC am"us the charitable and cd1-
catioual institutions 90 the SUNSHINE
stat 81. Anthony nils Is Ions stand
ms ana steadily growing want The
Mood for such an Institution has been
recognized generally Tor years. Dur
ing his many years as pastor In the
Immaculate Conception parish Fath'r
Maudsiari has had occasion 20 iint
hn.uoa for many homeless and or
phs1cd BOYS ana girls Usually he
has boon forced 90 hud an opening
for them in ono of tho crowded insii-
tutions Of other states Tho idea 81
u Ncw Mexico home iur these lu'
unfortunate has been growing IN his
mind Tor years and four years < ne
BEGAN active %propasanda for the CON
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
WOMAN KILLED BY
FALL FROM WAGON

Cloudcruit - ~. MAY rs word
has been received nt Cloudcruu Of
u taitl accident which occurred near
Avis som, dayf ego Mrs Minerva
l%ipulue. uf Avis thr victim of the
mishup Hss riding BOO d wagon when
H board upon which she WAS sitting
struck De- tree. Tho woman was huri
cd Go The rruuui susiaining injuries
hieh resulted boz death before medi
cal AID would Dee summoned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19
ST. ANTHONY'S ORPHANAGE
FOR BOYS BEGINS ITS WORK
IN BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME

Magnificent Three-story Structure in Bourgade Place One
of Finest Institutions of It's Kind in the United States.
Broadly NOn-sectarian in It's Field 1t Fills One of the
States Most Pressing Needs; Capacity $50 Boys.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

floor also is a battery Of oath tubs
and showers, ana q room which will
be used Jointly as playrOom and sym
nasium.
Il a. The third floor. however. which
shows the practical WORKING of the
planners OF the building This build
ing is designed tu take care OF. one
hundred and hfty boys and to do
that sleeping room 81 required and
lots OF IL.
To this end the boys' durmitorics.
two a. them. occupy che hole NORTH
and the whole south cnds uf the thirl
floor. They are huge rooms. welt
lighted, with high ceilings ana gunner
uus Ncutilutots which supply the
looms with fresh air every Tow min
utcs IN each stand a battery Of nt-
de- wash basins and. the sanitary
drinking fountains found everywhere
throughout the building. This noos
practically be- given over to the dor
mitorios. a few school rooms. and th,
rooms to he occupied by IA, sisf,rs
occupying tho remainder OF the space.
This %orphauare is one uf the big
Institutions OF lis kind in the west. its
equipment is as complete and modern
I'D NNNN NA NNN NlfAAANNN lNnNNNAAIfU II
any state west of the MissIeslrpi
river and b is an institution pf which
IT, builders ar, very justly proud. Neu
Mexico Win NO longer be- forced tp
ask the aid of Institutions Boz other
states In caring Tor her i%uuHdliuIs
and orphaned children We ht,, t
home uf our owu and % very prt.tic.
aud h'autifu one
with the first Dig building Just com
! plctcd, plans are forming Tor other
b%uildings which will bc needed ,s the
institution Grows and from present
indications, 10 viii not 1c very luus
before these buildlngs VIII Doe needed.
Formal Dedication In the IAN.
The institution begins its Arin 900
once, la fact has bocu doing It's work
ON Is small scale tor sn uc lime ana
Tor the present ther, viii Doe ro open
Ing ceremony. But plans arc being
made for @ formal dedication which
VIII be held probably iu SEPTEMBER.
la the meantime q visit Co 81 An
thongs D~rphlnage for Boys Boa Hour
sade place IS very we'll WORTH while.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-05-19

Do you live in the Third
Ward
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
;;:!I[IlE\
|~.-51tsf!~

Tho Star thcaicr has another nns
;Wo reel offering in loves sans~s. g
% tragic story. nnsiy pFrs1nt.d. the
scenario being the product of owra
iironxon.
II tells the story of cabaret Girl
Who Is east off by one man. and mar,
rics another sithou, revealing the
secret OF her past life. Later tho arss
man appears. and some strongly emo
tIoHaI scenes result Clara kimsaii
Young Ia seen 3, her best in this t~o.
part yitagraph story.
A Biograph drama and kai-m
comedy completes th. program.
What tho BETTER iiablcs" move.
men, means ID 10 b. explained tnmor.
roN night at the Star th-a,sr Ia NOV.
lng pictures. stcr.optieon slides aud
lecture Mrs. i.aMoync LlsinEstoan
OF Portland will be her. then, In hsr
tour Of tho state. and civ. tho Ice.
lures that ar. 40 highly endorsed by
the Oregon Congress OF Mothers. the
Atat. Pareat-T-achcr Association AMI
other organizations.
The sane aide 0f ,ugsnies IL pointed
out by the lecturer In clear and
foresful way. The difference between
the cafe man will show IN tho bot.
tcrmsnt Of his livestock and In the
future OF his own offspring. LONG dc.
piorcd. Ia now being put forcefuiiy
befor. th. people. Though the cam
paign Is but a few years old. already
the results ars being shown.
Mrs, LisingStono's lectures contain
a great lesson for nil.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

We will conduct camp for tourists
at lower rate than at the rim. This
will be an ideal location for those
wishing TO explore Dewey. Anna
Creek and Sand Greek canyons and
the Garden OF the Gods and climb
Union. Arant and other peaks"
A still greater collection OF Crater
Lake views than his aatchless work
in other years was made this year by
Mr.. Kiser. He spent the entire sea-
son photographing the lake and its
surroundings In its varied moods, and
he win this winter display some strik-
ing new pictures, with every element
in harmony for the especial study
made.
From this new set Of pictures. Cra-
ter Lake Is TO be still more widely ad-
yertised. A set Of enlargements. In
colors. are to be installed In the state
capitol by Mr.. Kiser. and he has al
ready promised to make another set
OF coiored enlargements for the bu-
reau OF national parks. This bureau
ises these pictures for educational
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

work. and they will be exhibited In
all the libraries In the big cities, M
well as In the leading educational In
stitutions.
In addition to the exhibit OF Cra-
ter Lake pictures with the Southern
Oregon exhibit and Installed In the
Illuminated columns. ! have received
u contract for display OF these pic
lures In the Oregon building at the
Panama Pacific exposition" said Mr..
kiser. "A space has been reserved
In an extremely advantageous ioca-
tion. and l am to MI that space with
enlargements In oil colors. These en-
largements will be about 3x4 feet and
AXIS feet. and there will be at least
twenty Of them. They are to be
framed In rough finished natural
woods"
Although the hotel Is closed at the
park, road construction Is still under
way In the government camps. This
work will be continued until the fore
part Of November.
A force Of men IL at work now
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Big Travel Next
Year Anticipated


construction OF Crater Lake Lodge.
the new hotel at the rim. and the
building is now 95 per cent complet-
ed. We intend to open this hostelry
next season. 90 early in June l am
coming TO Klamath Falls to get a
gang OF carpenters to 60 into the park
TO finish the interior OF the hotel.
and have It ready for guests by July
4. The new hosteiry Is TO be four
stories in height. the three upper
stories to be OF imitation half timber
and the lower one Of stone. All mod
ern conveniences will be installed.
with the completion of the hotel.
we will remove the tents from the rim
Of the lake. These we will group at
the Lower Camp. where government
headquaurters are located. and there
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

More than 200 giant searchiights
which are to be used as u part Of the
COO at the Panama-PaeiHe exposition
have arrived on the exposition ground
and are being put In place. Those re-
ceivcd are Is and i3 inch. and are
the smallest sizes that will be- used
There will be 100 30-insh search
lights. and many between three and
four feet In diameter.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

Ia the coanty Court OF thr stats al
ofsxoa for the County at kiamalh.
In tho Matter OF the Essase Ut Jessie
\. onssid. deceased.
Notice Ia hervhy wivea that the aa,
i.slsnsa. Emiiy ~. Matthews has
been apola,sa adaiais,fsttis Of the
estate Of Jessie y. otAeia. deceased.
b, sas Coany Court ~ tas STATE et
Oregon for klamath soaa,y. aud has
duiS aaaiin.d az such. Al, persons
having elaims against said estate arc
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
To Open Bids Soon
for New Warships

sise OF atmos and armament
The new sns"r'droaaHsash,, -.
be ".fipse,s." each 81, tso, Ian. ~ !.
~ f""t eeam. so'toot dratt ana -.
sitaot sp.sd. larger aud ta.,,, a..
any nov In the aasy
Their batteries viii iariuJ.
itineh guns, four submerged ,s,,ss.
iases aud twenty-five Inch -.
Gtu suns ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
Entertain Head
Of Forestry Service

Henry 4 Graves. forester aud shtrf
OF the forestry service, is to be- pn,ss'
tAthra tn kiama,h taiis ~i,hin y
short lims. A. tia, time hls astsn'
tien siit bp called Ia matters at I'm
paf,anco la ,hls sostioa.
The shi~f forester ls nos makiHs a
,aur ot ID. Northwest. ssadYIax ,oa'
ditlnas Ia a fs. DAYS h- ~iii s.sii
Crater Lake, aaa make al Issseetioa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
MAY EXPERT the
C|TY'S ACCOUNTS
FINANCE COMMITTEES To MAXI
HnroRr At TMs NENr Mstr.
ma ~ rnE COu u>Cii,--witi.
DECIDE Ar THAT riME

There 10 a possibility OF the sity =
books being psprrtrd this yeaf The
matter was discussed at last nlsht's
meeting ot the rouncil
Final disposition Of this question
viii bo made a, the ney, sounsll
meeting The matter Sas ref.srra ,o
tho nnEner eoiamlttsS to Investigate
during the week
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

rtsHs for S~w SorA eity's taa. Gee
hatiainE as the gfaands af the rsaa
naa rasiae exposition hayr h~~n Ev'
s~itrd By ,h. sspasItioa baars oi
works. osr of Tho features Of ,hls
building ~ili sc oil paia,snss OF xsesi
sisr. showing Sr~ Yask sity In ,sts.
isis and 1915 Msay e,kor latsf-si'
Ing features ar. baiax prepared.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

building the roads to connect the For,
klamath. or klamath Falls entrance
road with the Sand Creek road. This
will be completed In few days. and
Will allow Klamath Falls tourists to
20 to the lake via Anna Greek can.
yon and return via the scenic Sand
Creek canyon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

wOMEN--Seli guaranteed hosiery TO
friends. neighbors and general
wsarer: 20 per cent profits. make
$40 daily. experience unnecessary.
International Mills. West Phiiadei.
phia. Pa. G-i0t'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
rn,,sa rrsss service

WAsiiiN0ToS, u, G., Oct. g.
nida are being received aud ~iii be
enss,d soon At the navy Department,
and contracts awarded sof eaas'raes
,ion ~ the ,hs~e nsw aas'lesh'ps
authorised by congress Ih's year, to
bs .a,asa the Idaho, Mississippi and
California
Zach will cost ts.s01.oso. eAslus
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

,o dsssrsslns hos aWgh ala ras 1.
esteaded trom the sosrfnmsa, IA "A.
constructions Of soaas lhtnash The ts..
sss reserves, leading to rfs,.s lAk.
Ms. dsssrs ~ii, So TO tfa,ss iaa,
via Asafofi, tfam the las, h s,D
some I" kiaamih faua Esd s,l n
fvsea sad hanaar,sa its VII b. ~,
., The s,m as tho iaan b. iossl ss.s.
tsts. sad csrostsd hrgS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

In The eaaasy sesrt OF The s,sis n
osssos. for The ssaas, u cissls
In the matter OF tAs estate 81 Assssa
W, Seatasan. deceased.
Na,iss u hpsshy s'ssa ,ha, b5 w.
tue Of Aa osdss sna hrsss1 ssssssfsss
granted By the ahose ss@sa sosft V
the usdsfsssesd administrator a ~
estate OF August " sssmsss. -
ceased. I viii oder Tor ssis. sss -
aud after the ssth aay Of sspssaess.
tstt. viii s1ii as ttiss,s sAis. isf
sash. To the highest bidder. ssslst
60 eauaraatioa By the sala casr. ~
.toltowiss described real pTSp~.:y, 10
~iss
Tho east hal, of the sossAssss
quarter Of section af,ssa ttsl
aaa The northeast quarter Of "
northwest quarter. aaa tho asssA'
west quarter of the Hof,hsssi ssss'
ter NJ section twenty-five tss,. y
toe sship thirty eight t'n sSsss,
Ssase eisvsa stil sssi Of 'As w
taasests mesidiss. bsihx 10 kiss'
ala sossty. state Of ofssss. ~
soa,sisias oss huaarea sisiy tisO
acres. more os isS.
A,i bids may be mailed 10 - y
Ca my attorneys a, oresoa clv. "
sxon,
GEORGE I. sfoRI.
Adj !aisttstsr Of tho Estate Of Az
u.t W, Nsumann. Deceased.
v. Hayes aud farie O. Lsses'
cite. siiosasys. io'l1'st.ssn
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

LOST oa road stshia last tcw aAss.
crank for stassiEx Aato, Finder
please l-aS- at ceatrat Gafa6. e.st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

hsfsby sosinsa to- pssseH, the ssss d
me ~ the once ot The sosau sisst q
klamath seaaty. kiamash ralls, os,
xaa. s,sh proper soaehsFs. aaly sus
hsa. az Required b, las. si,kls IL
man,hs fsam III. date asssaf
tssss and ass, pahilsas4 ses,sssss
tt.tett,
tsate af las, psbilca,Iaa ossssss
t.. .sts.
EMILY ~ MATTHEWS.
AdnlHlsifasftt
jo.tS n Rottas.u. casmsss af css.
msses ba,id,ns. rp'tiasa. tss
Aitassey f.s AduiSisttatfis
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06

Subscribe Toe the Hsssis. 80 ssals
. nossA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-10-06
A T K l N S O MS
Remarkably Low Prices on
Notions

Il would not be necessary to make these
reductions, ~ they are ~ staple - wheat.
You are buying notions every day. Take
advantage Of this saving:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1914-01-02
Rare MetaIa

The production of tungsten ore In
the United States during 1872 was
equivalent to about 1880 short tons
carrying so per cent of tungsten TIL
oxide, valued at $5o2,15s. The output
for 1912 was larger than that for 1911,
when 1139 tons, valued at S$o7,
were produced. The total amount of
tungsten produced in the world In
1912 was 9115 short tons Tungsten
finds considerable use m the manufac-
ture of tungsten incandescent lamps,
which have now become common even
on street and railway cars, where the
usuage is especially severe, An account
of the tungsten industry in this and
foreign countries is contained in an
advance chapter from Mineral Re-
sources. 1919" on the production OF
cobalt, molybdenum, nickel, tantalum,
tin, titanium, tungsten. uranium and
vanadium, just issued by the United
States geological survey. The uses
which these metals have found in the
arts and industries, their production
throughout the world, and advances
in methods OF recovery and renntzE
are accurately described in the chap
ter. a copy Of which may be obtnt61A
free on application to the director Of
the geological survey Washington. D.
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