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Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
INCREASE WORK
 0N MILLING
INCREASE WORK

INCREASE WORK
 (Continued from page T tire allotment Of G00,00 siares has been oversubscr:bed 6) percent in ad vahce3of'th edate of the opening saie. The directorate is authority for the statement that the stock is 10 be iistcd iR the very near futuTe on the New York and Boston Curbs. The proper ty has been favoTably passed upon by asnumber of prominent mining e1gi- neers, ana their reports are 10 be sup planted in a short time by that of John. Wellington Finch. a mining engia ger of international repute The opening price. ef, the stock will be 75 cents per share, in minimum blocks of 1000 shares.f
 jeron1s. Vesds Advsncea. |. 2 Jerome Verde shares have advanced from s25 cents to $1.75 and upward within the past three mouths. The fore 4oing facts are mentioned with the sbjeot ef defnolstTafins the favor with Which the 1nyesting public views the copper propositions Of this county.
 Other Copper Properties.
 Other copper properties in Yayapai county that find more than passing favor with practical mining men are the Commercial, the LOma Prieta and the Copper Hill, 8 trio Of high grade producers in the Copper Basin country. The Commercial mine is Outputtins an average of 100 tons of ore per day without drawing appreciably on the ore reserves. but is experiencing con siderable difficulty in marketing its product, owing to the oveTcroWded con dition Of all the copper smelters in Arizona.
 Promising Proposition.
 A very promising body of chalcopy- rite ore is being developed in the Lo- ma Prieta mine. Il presents unmistak able indications of permanency and carries high copper cntent. Reports are current that Loma Prieta shares are soon to be listed on the New York and Boston Curbs.
 Copper Hill Shipments.
 Several shipments of copper oxides have of late been made to local slnelt CT from. the Copper Hill mine. The ore body is quite extensive and Gp pears to be becoming more so as de velopment work progresses. MT. r. s Clark of Prescott, former attorney
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02

any knowledge of and the cleaning up guaranteed by its use relieves ev- cry organ"
 \ bottle of Dr. Caldwel's SyruI Pepsin should be on hand in every hone for use when needed. A tria bottle. free of charge, can be obtained by writing to Dr. W. 5. Caldwell, 45z Washington St, Monticello, III.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-04-02
CANYONS GOVERNOR KILLED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April l. - Cablegram from HonEkong received here today by @ local Chinese news paper said the governor of Canton province had been assassinated by his troops and that the province had declared its indep pendence Of the central government
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The Old Water nil.

Mid mountain sccnc, pt uamp truc.
La "a rugged wake Where ilia tan aks
gnW,
rhews q coy cotiage at ttc brow OF the
Hill,
Merely the roadside stands the old water
mill
It's gushing streams So SPARKLING pufc
Leaps fierce and wild tile way endure
thNngh chamel' deep over rocks and
ram.
White as ono at the old water mill
Is time worn rocks are busy siill.
In crushing corn thc sacks io iill
The busy old millcrWth cheer aud good
will
Takes toll from tile hopper of tho old
water iaill
10th inr aud near ,hc neighbDrs agree
Ihat the meal is SO nice and good ns can
he,
Mabel and Bes, 50 ,kilfuy hlae
ON plankcn board lunuy cdke.
The people rejoice their bakers an
oi the nice corn meal from Tic old water
mill
Thems q n,aIlen ,licrcwhcrc the Wild
flowers grew
With golden hair and hear, SO true
Ny love for her my heart doth fll
For The giil | love at the old water mill
G. D s.
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Items

Miss Hannah Mne Hamilton
visited her cousin, Mrs. Frank
Suckley, at Norton the past
week
Miss Mary Leftwich spent
Saturday with friends at East
Stone Gap
Miss Browne MclIcnzi, snsrt
sunday at Stonega with Miss
Payne
On Thursday cycniuv Nlr
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Where Others
Fail Tanlac
Succeeds.
Richmond Mans Suffering Of
Long Standing is Sudden
" Stopped by Tanlac.

az suffered for years from
kidney and caiarrh. | had pains
in my back and sides that were
so bad would have to walk
fifteen or twenty feet all stoop
ed before could stiaightcn my.
self said j. y Duunavnnt liv-
ing at 7l5 5 Pine Street, Rich
moud, VA. "My head and
throat were all stopped up and
| could hardly breath Seeing
Tanlac advertised in Me papers
| thought it was inst what |
needed and It has since proven
that | was right have BEEN
relieved of al my pains and my
head aud throat arc much fretr
than they we're before. | can
walk fine now and feel better in
every way. 1anIac has helped
me aud | think it is IL fine
remedy for cutarrh and kidney
disorders have tried "a good
many remedies for the last ten
or fifteen years with little re-
lief. Thnlac has succeeded
s. hero others failed"
Aud So viii it help youif YOU
will give il n trial Sold Only
at the Mutual Drug Company
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houses We're arraigncd in court
for violation of the liquor laws
of Tennessee. Circuit iu lge
Zen Hicks agreed that ui order
be entered Diminishing The pro
secutions, provided the liquor
houses We're closed on May list,
This was ngroed To by the mon
before the court
With the closing ~ The liquor
houses in Cumberland Gap the
shipment oil liquor into this
and other ueishboring counties
viii be greatly reduced Pen
nlngton Gap sun
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York ana educated at Cornell universe
ty; is Il member Of the American
Chemical society and WINS instructor
ana assistant professor at Brown mr..
verslty from 1880 10 1894 Since that
time he has been in general consulting
practice and In his present position.
Frank Il. Carpenter OF Richmond
from tile American Chemical society
Is chief chemist Of the Virginia caro-
lima Chemical company wns born 1851
IN Massachusetts, and educated at the
Massachusetts Agricultural college; IS
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NOTICE.
Stockholders Meeting.

To the Stockholders OF the Big STONE
Gap Land Company
The annual meeting of the
stockholders OF the Big Stone
Gap Land Company will be
held ut the office Of the Com
pany in the town of Big Stone
Gap, Wise county, Virginia, at
ten o'clock a. m. on Weducs.
day, May 3rd, 1916, for the pur.
pose of electing Directors and
transacting such other business
as may come before the said
meeting.
JNO. w. CHALKLEY,
Secretary.
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FRANK 3. CARPENTER.

a member OF the Society OF Chemical
indust., and tile Association OF ON
ciai Agricultural Chemists; was con
neetcd with the North Carolina expert.
ment station for seven years AMI has
held his present position for twenty
years.
Il. 4. d, Myers, Jr., of Richmond,
from the American Society of Civil
Engineers. IS director and secretary
and treasurer of the Commonwealth
Coal corporation aud director OF tho
Observation-Disclosures Con, corporation:
was born In 1852 near Richmond and
educated at the Virginia Military insti.
iute and is a consulting engineer who
has been employed In railway and ship.
yard construction. Mr.. Myers was for
herly president OF the Richmond Iron
works.
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TO
SURVEY INDUSTRY
U. S. Naval Consulting Board
Names Directors For Work.
SELECT FIVE vIRGIRIAHS.

{. 7. D. Myers. Jr and Frank B. Car
pentcr of Riehmond; Frank U. Hum
Der, Of Lew Moor. w. D. Mount of
SoItville and Walter Sheldon Rod
man, Head of Engineering Depart
ment Of University Of Virginia.
Chosen to Tabulate Industrial Pro-
paredness.
Howard T.. Collin. chairman OF the
Committee on Industrial Preparedness
OF tile Naval Consulting Board of the
United states. today announced the
names of tie 25o state directors. form
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Liquor Houses at Cumber-
lane Gap.

The liquor houses, which
have been doing business in
Cumberland Gap, since they
were forced out of business in
Bell County, viii cease TO DO
business after May LIST This
agreement was reached at
razewell, Tenn, last Monday
when the proprietors Of these
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wick, becoming mn American citizen In
Massachusetts In 1901. lie was edu-
Gated at Harvard university, is a mem
her of the lIaryard Engineering soc!c-
~ and has had varied experience
throughout the United States ana Cuba
in mining, metnllurgy and general en-
cheering
w. u. MOUNT OF saltvilc. from the
American Society OF Mechanical Engl-
necrs, IS general manager OF the
Mnthleson Alkali works OF Saltyille;
was born IN 1867 in the state Of New
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years and has been consulting cngi-
roer for the Charlottesville and Albc-
marie Railway company since Jan. l.,
1913.
Frank u. IIumbcrt of Low Moor,
from the American Institute of Mining
Engineers, is manager Of the Low
Moor Iron company of Virginia and was
born In 1877 Mt st. John, New Bruins
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WALTER SHELDON RoomAN.

TIE state college there and at the Mas.
snchusetts Institute OF Technology; Is
a member of the Society For the pro
motion OF Engineering Education ana
me philosophical society OF the univcr.
sity OF Vermont; for four :curs taught
electrical engineering ut the Rhode Is.
land State college; las directed his
present department. for the FAST six
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Nk&z!Nv1 Norfolk i5sYl,,lI,
t--r-ru-r.->r-1rn Crhad,I. NNWi
oCnaotln in FIR,

SInsollh N Efst,
LEAVE NORTo N-GJ5 isli
Lynchburg and intcrmeii,,a 8;
tions. Pullman Sleeper I1a'e {.
Ihiladclphla via llagers.o.ae !
Pullman sleeper Roanoke ;" ~
mond and Norfolk. Also CON- " ~
at Blucticld with trains ws',SSn
Pullman sleeper to CIneinn.,v."sN
Columbus. y
LEAVE NORTON-a:30 IA =.
North. East and West ~ Pes
LEAVE BRISToL-Daily. s4s
for East Radford, Roanoke !
burg, Petersburg, Richmond AZ
Norfolk. Pullman l'arior r.. =
Richmond. Roanoke to ll,pr,,...
pullman sleeper Ilagers,own ~ nv :.
York. " Va
800 p. NJ. for Norfolk and ip,err.,
points, Pullman Slccpers Ia To.it''
| ;32 y. III. and 7;55 =. m tliuileI w "
trains with pullman sleeper, "a VIZ
ington, Baltimore. phladelpL;s Y
New York via lIynchbufg Rs, :
make local stops. =
1915 p. III. daily for all points hat
Bristol and Iynchburr Copp,,,'
Walton at $40 p. IN. with The r.
cagO Express for all points Yves, :.
northwest.
IL yon are thinking of takipg !.
YOU want quotations, chcapc,, iars
liable and correct information A.
routes, train schedules. the most conf,
a 4 4.
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Y. & 5. W. Railway
Ia Effect February 18th, 1911.
INAVEs BIG sToNE IN

LEAVES BIG STONE CAR
M. . daily D.O5 a IN. for Bristol sfdt
tcrncdiatc points Pullman sleele
louisville to Bristol CONNECTS aj0
\ " w for points East aul Sou n
forpoints South aud West
No. 3 daily, except Sunday. liiia.n
for ST Charles and mtcrhedial.
points
No. 1 daily, except Sunday, 3.ll b. nl. "a,
Bristol and intermediate points ca.
meets with y ~ W. for points Hast
Connects at Moccasion Gap alis
train No s for Bulls Gap, Roger,
vile and intermediate points
For additional Information apply
nearest Agent or
W. +. ALLEN,
General Passenger agent
Bristol Tea1
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nor RENT.

y two story six roomcd dwell.
ing house with hot and cold
water fully equipped bath room
hot water boiler and Kitchen
sink, Located upon a large
LOT adjacent TO G. 5. Carter ana
the Methodist parsonaQcs on
Wyandottc Avenue. pric
925 90 per month payable
monthly Apply to Il a.
Ayers, Big Stone Gap, Va.
II. III. j. Ayers.
Ola newspapers Cor sale at
this office.
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Opportunity is mistakenly
Knocking, but you viii have to
open tho door yourself.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
INNES CONVICTED
and SENTENCED
TO SEVEN YEARS
Atlanta Jury Finds Him
Guilty Of Robbing Mrs.
Eloise helms Dennis.

Atlanta, Ca, June .3.-Victor E
Times Of Eugene. Ore, was convicted
of larceny after trust here today ir
connection with $4,000 he is said tc
have obtained from Mrs. Eloise helms
Dennis of Atlanta, who with her sis
IT,, Miss Beatrice helms, disappeared
from San Antonio, Texas, in June
1914. Innes and his wife, Mrs. Ida
May lines, were acquitted at Sam An
tonic of charges of numbering tho two
women.
The jury found Innes guilty on all
four counts of the larceny indictment
Innes was sentenced to seven years
imprisonment, the maximum under
the law. Before sentence was passed
Times pleaded for leniency. He ask
ed consideration for his wife, the
mother of five children, who is suf-
fering from tuberculosis and Illness
resulting from the recent motherhood
of twins.
lines counsel said motion for a
new trial will be made next week.
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PREPAREDNESS
PLANK FOR DENIS

St. Louis, June 3.-Preparedness
and foreign policies are to be the
principal planks of the Democratic
platform to be drafted here. That
President Wilson will sketch these
main planks of the platform is the
understanding Of certain members of
the subcommittee on arrangements of
the national committee, which held
another meeting today to discuss ar
engagements for the convention.
There were reports today that Sen
ator Stone would be chairman of the
committee on resolutions. Speaker
Clark will be made permanent chair
man of the convention if his duties in
congress will permit. Fred B. Lynch,
national committeeman from Minneso-
ia, is being strongly urged as the new
chairman of the committee to succeed
William McCombs.
> Committee members believe Wilson
and Marshall will be nominated by &C.
clamation.
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KITCHIN VICTOR
IN THE PRIMARY

Raleigh, N. c., June 3.-Attorney-
General B. wv. Pickett had slight
lead over Lieut.-Governor Daught-
ridge for the Democratic gubernator-
ial nomination, when returns from
25 out of 100 counties were received
from today's statewide primary, ur
to midnight.
Representative Claude Kitchin
floor leader in the house of repre-
sentative, was renominated in the
second district, defeating Clingmar
w. Mitchell by big majority.
President Wilson polled a heavy
vote on the preferential ballot on the
Democratic side and Theodore Roose
welt was reported leading among the
Republicans.
The vote for Democratic vice presi
dent was divided between Vice Presi
dent Marshall and Governor Major O
Missouri.
There was no contest on the Re
publican ticket.
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TIVE ENT0MbED
when rush Mine
TUNNEL CAVES
Third Miner Fatally Injur.
ed, and Two More Are
Slightly Hurt.

Little Rock, June 3.-Two miners
were killed and three injured. one
probably fatally. when the roof Of a
tunnel in the Morning Star mine at
Rush, IA miles from here, caved in
this morning. The dead are:
Will Jones, "a, and Logan Ludzer.
%.
James Moore. %, suffered prob
able fatal injuries, and Will Bundy
and Charles Morgan were slightly
injured.
Several tons caved into the tunnel,
burying Jones and Suffer and partly
burying the others. Rescuers started
work at once, but several hours were
required to reach the imprisoned
miners and recover the two bodies.
The mine is operated by G. w. Chase
of Fayetteville.
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PRESIDENT signs
Big ARMY MEASURE
Senator Chamberlain Says Law Pro.
vides for Maximum War
Strength of $4,000.

Washington, June 3.-President
Wilson today signed the army reor-
ganization bill, the first Of the big
preparedness measures passed by con-
gress during the present session. He
used pen owned by Senator Smith
of South Carolina, who prizes it as
souvenir.
An analysis of the bill by Senator
Chamberlain, chairman of the senate
military committee, put the peace
strength of the army under the law
at 211 900 officials and men, and war
strength at maximum of POI 500. AS
reorganized, the national guard would
number $4,000, making a grand
total available for war strength of
718,50O.
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Claims from Berlin and Lon
don Continue Conflicting
Over Results.
ENGLISH ASSERT
ENEMY DEFEATED
Germans Lost Two Battle Cruisers,
Two BattlpShips, Four Light Csuis-
ers, Six DestrOyers and
Submarine.

Though conflicting claims continue
to becloud the issue of the great nav
al battle fought off the Jutland coast
on "Wednesday list, there is no such
great disparity in losses as first APP
peared in the British and Germans
reports, according to British admir-
atty officials, who claim that later
reports show that two German battle
cruisers went down, while London
announces the receipt of a wireless
message from Berlin containing an
admission from the German admiral
ty that another ship. in addition to
the Pommern, was sunk. Berlin has
issued no further statement, and, ac-
cordingly, the German losses. which
initially were given as one battleship,
two light cruisers and several de-
stroyers in the revised British report,
are accepted. The losses in ships
were approximately as follows:
British-Three battle cruisers,
Queen Mary, interchangeable and Irwin
cible three armed cruisers, Defence,
Black Prince and Warrior; about a
dozen destroyers and one submarine.
German-Two battleships, Westfal-
en- and Pommerne; two battle cruis-
ers, unarmed; four light cruisers,
including the Weisbaden, Elbane and
>Frauenloeb; six destroyers and SUBJ
marine
The British admiralty, in addition,
has admitted that the battleship MARI
borough was struck by torpedo, but
declares she was towed safely to
port. 1t denies the German claim
that the Warspite was sunk, although
conceding she was damaged by gum
fire.
British Lost 5000 Men.
The Germans are greatly elated at
the outcome, in which their main
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COTTON ACREAGE
FIGURES REVISED

Washington, June "a revision of
it's preliminary estimate of the cot
ton acreage last year, based upon re.
suits of a special investigation Of the
census bureau report. the department
of agriculture today announced the
area on cultivation at the end OF June
last year was 80. 100000 acres, in
stead of 1885, 900, as reported last
July.
This estimate will be used by the
department in making it's cotton
acreage estimate last year. The area
picked last year was 31412,00O acres
The yield per acres is estimated al
1908 pounds. compared with 2O9.0a
in 1914. and 1872 in 1913.
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OLLIE JAMES TO
BE CHAIRMAN OF
Dem. CONVENTION
Stone Tentatively Decided
Upon as Chairman Plat
form Committee.

Washington, June 3.-Preslden
Wilson has approved the tentative Sc
lection of Senator Ollie James o
Kentucky for permanent chairman O
the Democratic convention at st
Louis. This assures the election o
the senator by the convention az
permanent chairman.
Senator James will be named rC
head the committee which will mott
fly Mr.. Wilson of his nomination, as
he did after the Baltimore conven-
ton. ~ * y
Senator Stone Of Missouri has been
tentatively decided upon as chairman
O fthe platform committee, and when
he goes to St. Louis he probably will
carry with him outlines of the plat
form drawn up by the president him
sell.
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CONGRESS HONORS
MEMORY OF DAVIS

Washington, June 3.-Jefferson
Davis memory was honored in the
house today by speeches of tribute by
Representatives Aswell Of Louisiana
and Kinbagelow. Of Kentucky The
one hundred and eighth birthday an
niversary of the president of the Con
federacy was the occasion.
North and South" said DR.. AsWell
"ioin hands in honoring the memory
Of the two men we lover, honor and
idolize-Lincoln, great in victory;
Davis, no less great indefeat."
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Nominate Saturday.

st. Louis, June 3.-President Will
son and Vice President Marshall are
to be nominated as the Democratic
party standard bearers for the presi-
Dental campaign some time early
Saturday morning at the final SEES
sion of the Democratic national con-
vention.
Plans for the convention have been
practically agreed upon by National
Chairman McCombs and the commit
tee.
1.-THE plan is to reach vote on
President Wilson about 10 a. m. Sat
urday." said Mr. McCombs tonight
"and we expect to proceed with the
nominations Immediately thereafter
There will be limitation on the length
of speeches, but we see no reason
why we should not conclude some
time Saturday morning"
The convention will be called to
order by Chairman McCombs at noon
June IA.
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Thousands at New Orleans.

New Orleans, La, June 3.-Tens Of
thousands of men and women of the
territory contributory to New Orleans
turned out today and helped to make
the preparedness parade in this city
one of the greatest popular demon
officials, legislators, companies of the
National guard and many fraternal
trade, commercial and other organi-
cations of Louisiana and Mississippi
took part. A group of the South
most wealthy and prominent society
women led the procession on horse
back.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04

Here the Oklahoma, mighties battle ship in the
United States navy and Of the most formidable in the world
which has just been turned the by the New
York Shpbudng Company The vessel is capable of making
20 knots hour with her Is 600 horsepower engines Her
displacement a. 500 tons and 5 feet from
TO stern
The Oklahoma is fitted only for the burning of oil fuel
thus saving large space usually required for coal bunkers
She has four rre mounted the keel line and the forward
and aft turres each carry three nch rifles The other two
turres each have nch guns elevated sufficiently to allow
fire the of the larger batteries giving the vessel
ten of these great guns.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-06-04
MAY TAKE OVER RAILROAD.

Chihuahua City, Mex, June 2.-The
Mexico de facto government is con-
sidering talking over the Kansas City,
Mexico& Orient railway, in order to
bring into use half a million ties
stored at the western terminus of the
road. it was announced officially here
today.
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TWO ZEPPELINs DESTROYED.

Esbjerg, Denmark, Friday, June 2,
via London, June 1.-Two Zeppelin
dirigible balloons are reported by
fishermen returning to port today to
have been destroyed. On one airship
all the members of the crew are said
to have persisted.