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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-12-28
A CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT

That will be of permanent utility ir
the home is a handsome gas fixture
The gas furnished by the Maysvillo
Cas- Company gives the best and
cheapest illumination, and in putting
it in you can add to the beauty of the
equipment of your home See us for
your gas stoves.
MArsvIllE NATURAL GAS SUPPLY COMPANY
New Oddfellow Building, Sntton Street.
Telephone ~. II. q. wOOD. Manager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
llngoomsmeoer

af6oIOes al gnitor 8. 2. 6briitian-
fen. aloubon, Sn., i Den ntIantiite
areos riter Observation-Disclosures
Snobp0elie, iom fslger:
8orren, ga. al. Ntai; Benn
Dan, q. o., 81. Nai; 2mrens.
3, So. Nni; RIninfieIO, q.
10. Rai; 8biInoelpbio. IL
Il. C3orm.) Rai; grooflun. u.
g., IL. Miten)- rs. Roi; 30.
iton, H.. fs. os 81. Mften); 8or.
ceiter. Mais., 1871. Gorm) ;
@etbroof. gie., 22.-23. Sal.
mouth, Re., 24.-25.; 3ep Zen.
mari, Gan. 26.-2s. @out-eaI.
Gan. 30.-3f. 0ai.
De lofnlc 9rpiter beoes nprme.
re beitemme o. befenotasre Be en-.
felte Rs6er. Solicit til 6orbun6ets
aasie beoes optaaet I buer @enia.
be6. gbr. gbriftenfen,
SormanO
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

Mr.. NEVILLE IS one of the
most prominent and successful
business men Of the big Sixth
congressional district, and is al
50 heavily Interested IN bank
ing and farming.
He is entitled to the support
Of all liberal-minded democrats
who desire an economical, bust
ness-like administration of state
affairs.
He is opposed to statewide
prohibition, believing it better
to allow each community to de-
eide for itself, according to ma
jority sentiment, whether it will
issue license to saloons.
Mr.. Neville is so we'll liked
and trusted in his home town
that both the republican news
papers and many active republi-
cans are openly supporting him
for election.
Mr.. Neville says in his plat
form: II am opposed to the
enactment of impractical, ex-
perimental and needless legis-
lation. ] am a progressive but
not a rahical. If elected COVER
nor | will be the servant OF the
whole people and not a idcta-
tor to them. My maxim will be,
DO justice to all and submit 10
wrong from none"
Keith Neville is young, ag-
~gressive and successful. A gen
nine democrat, he is liked by
everybody that knows him AS
governor he would handle the
taxpayers interests as carefully
and successfully as he handles
his own business.
If you vote in the democratic
primaries be sure TO vote for
for him on primary day, April
18th.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
C.. j. MILES
Republican Candidate for GnYernOI

PRIMARIES Apfft iss WV
Mr.. Miles was born, reared
and educated in Jerseyville, IL
linois, graduating from the High
School Of IerseyYille, and from
Jones' Commercial College Of
st. Louis.
At the age Of nineteen Mr..
Miles became Assistant Cashier
of the Farmers Bank of Solo
mon City, Kansas. He left there
to take a position in the First
National Bank Of Pasadena, Ca
~lifornia, later returning to be-
come Cashier of the Citizens
Bank, Liberal, Kansas. He went
from there to Chicago to teke
charge Of the office Of Grace &
Grafiths Contracting Company,
owners of above bank. In 1889
he entered the employ of the
Fitzpatrick Bros. Contracting
Company of Beatrice, Nebraska,
with whom he remained ten
years, leaving them to establish
himself in the cash grain bust
ness in Hastings, Nebraska.
Mr.. Miles was elected Supre-
me Counselor Of the United Com
mercial Travellers of America
at Columbus, Ohio, in Junet905.
lie is a director Of the First Ma
tional Bank, Hastings, and has
become identified with nearly
every business and civic enter
prise Of that city, serving ele-
ven years as Mayor, being cleo
ted I've times to the office, twice
without opposition. Under his
efficient business administrative
management the present munich
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

pal electric light plant was built
to its present high state of eff
ficiency, and many miles of as
phalt and brick pavement were
laid.
Always a Republican, Mr..
Miles has assisted his party in
buring partyism and to serve
the best interests Of the people
in whom he places the utmost
confidence.
Mr.. Miles is the only Repu-
blican Candidate who declared
himself openly opposed to pro-
hibition, and therefore ought to
receive the support of every Ii
beral republican voter at the
Primary, April 18th.
Republicans, vote for G. I. Miles
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
GjenOOm til saIs.

9aa @rnnO at 9IOeroomsiong.
be0 enifer unoertegneOe at iplge
lin @ienoom oeO Mnrcus. Soma.
aooe gpgninaer, 6h aeres eoot
9an6, npr oeo oonif lltb. airfe
og WeniabeO, nnr til en- Imuf gp.
goo Sfole og grenmerD. &alp0e.
len Of asbeIummen fan bIine itnn.
enoe | eienSommen
e. Sperfen, Warens. Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

len, Mont., inobDoer berpeo Zen.
ner ira iiern o. ner til at fomme
% Dele SUBS 9eliienelie meO os /
ooennGunte Gage. Ann1elo eoers
tomme til unoerte9neoe ierenO Den
IS. 0taL % "TRIP boiIfen Station
S fommer til = Qic6abe (2R
9fil ira airfen) eIler 9nl6ertion
10 glil ira airfen).
3ep. $. q iel EN-,
u. 4. ,. 9tr. 1. 5roio. N3ont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
Vpapaffr Nr. II.

IRE minore, forbolospis npe til.
itelige Sfrifter. iautt ct itsrre amer.
fenot 9nrf - ale | goo Stano.
/. Sunr til GbeoIogen oq
Bro teIRreren ra 9eg.
man0en. nj 5oritonoer ..
6. DouioIen. 30 Sioer -. 10
2. gibeIfritiffen. vi gropft
5r. 8eutben. 81 Si6er -. 90
3. 8 3 ] So 9 ene.
DoIb emaIo 90 ben pietiitifte
geDneeIie | asbenbaun | bet is.
aarbunoreoe ai s. @raperjen
80 itore Sioer .......... 40
a. 5e6enffe San6tebsIe.
aere. af Z. 20. 5arrar. 4p
nognpe pad eoot gapir %
mutt uoftpret. 1876 Siber f.26
fiIiammen 472 gioer til en- fam.
let 8ogIaeepris of $40.
Ru fin 81 90 frit tiIien6t.
Dan. 2utb. BmbI. 4oufe
OGatr, ssebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
@siiiOnsmuoe

afboloes getbania Weuig6eo,
8loiHoierp. Rebr.. o. Bethesda
Renigbeo, @~innetoon, Rebr Ia.
gene f3-tS. april.
Benner ira fern og npr in6bn.
oes pnn set penIigite til at fomme
o. uGre meo os | oisfe Gage.
Pna Renigbeoeernes 9egne
3. 6. garIfeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

M.aasi.e 4.ctrens ier Sheriff.
~ iHlen @ol;tifer, o. ie5
onifer life II bIioe oct nit Soeal
a ell oiientlil GmbeOsmauo er en-
0aHo. Der mcO iS6io 81 96rIi8beO
tiener 5elc Solicit Neo bette ior
2je or Oet. at ieJ oar iaOet mia
title iom aanoioat ior Den Demo
f~rntiife Domination Tor S6erifi
8ai6ington 6ountD peo @rimGr-
pnIget oen Is. 9pril.
Raurice " ebrens 5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
MisiiOns.Oa 6eaes.llnaOOmsmgOe.

MisiiOns.os 5GaessllnsOOmsmgOe.
afbolOes. oil @iiO, / Bella Oanife
eo. hitb. NlenigbeO. Gel aep Sal.
ira Pas. Mai. gn bierteIig Sno'
bDoelie til Sc nnge. iant uore ga
bomenigbeoer. 0eres Brpiter %
8enner. ReIo eOers aomme til
umoertegne0e.
8arI Ne. 9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
slair, 9ebr

I'm Cir 0aa, Den Is. 4pril,
n oel 10. 1t %rimar0al1ene ai9ol-
BE- Set er eu1eer 800 9or9erS
RIiBt II oeltage / oisie 9alg for at
b~iorsle til. at urroige am0ioltcr
tai 6lioe opitiIlet Tor D. rei9eItaOe
gm6eoer. Ser ! 3e6raifa cr bet /
elar If ganife ipregen 9etu0ailil
poa afrnu0 n SEN foreitaaenOe 6or-
bu0sfamp. e aDaaOe~ glementer
asr fraftige 4nitrengeIier ior at
sro6re sc faite Stillinaer M forlto
for Den enoelige afgsrenoe aanp.
Pan beb6oer bare at lp9ae U9rfe
Ill Al SEN Reflame. Der gsres for
Be .Banoe" Observation-Disclosures
III @Aoernsrembeoet er Ser lua
uanae &ipirmter. at Def er Felt
f~orpiloenOe. Ser er imiolertio cen
bIanot Dem, Scr er ueI feu0t ION
en- tr5fait Sen a Ni6olosia1ea OF
Ell 6n0ersman0 helt i1eHen Oct
er for6enuqrenoe 0ftrifsoomrcr
Ibraham g. Satton On BAN oil
Reua6lifanerne acre rel ] at lam
If ia.
en Al @iaerne paa sfolen
Rriitine Senien "a auoubon. 81.
ha ia ior en- I'D iioen ueot til
At reiTe tt Omaha o. inolGa8e tn
pan sSnmannel SoIpital. 6uor bnn
fac blanot an0et er bleDen nmoer.
pgt meo o4raps@. boilfet aao til
Reiultat, 1t BUN ifitlOe undertakes
en- Operation / @aar. ri bar enonl
mtet 5grt ON Gperationens 5or.
Igb. men man pleier 10 at iige. 30
mems is 5000 mems, % man tor
ael nof lutte, at SfoIen itrafs 0il.
De- 5aDe bsrt, ON 0perationernn it.
fe oar iorlsbet beI0igt.
= Wrs. 2illetborup op6oloer Jig
sgiaa enonu paa %ooenngonte so.
bitnI. Gait. aieIler oar / omaha
% beieste 6enOe i ManOags. Sun
beores, Iaa Ser fan nPres 0aat
on. At bun bliper raif. men lang.
pmt 9anr BET.
1ioligere ltOenrigsminiiter
Scr. sc. ). 8rpan oil tnle Der
Blair ! Morgen Sormio0aQ
ri. 0. San Dil arriuere irt
Omaha 81. 9,f5. 9eriom 9eire.
filIaoer oet. oil ban rimeliluis tai,
ira .Bilot~s 5rappe paa @alfef
Hpe., / 9iliRIoe al 3elnpeir
Some Geatre~. Get er fife iaat %.
hpa0 Sans Gmne er, men set er M.
nuliapis BET ianfnle, iom han bar
nlf OH an0re SteOcr ! SflttN.
Prohibition, M rimeliguis al.
pen0t paa foreitaaenOe grimarDaIg.
Dan oil relic hcrfra til 1efnmas.
Get err 9rnoninaeus IiO.
Forleoen 8oraen fom 9r. Riel
Iens Gllc ssn Of unffeoe in IA
Der 81 iagoe til 6am: o@errp G6ris.
nas. Gnpai~ o. bnaoe Sneorffst
paa 5oroen 81 9liloen / 2rftcH +.
beoe mere paa SliI emo paa S
Npril Saaoan par oet Ct Ger
Eaae i Slntnin1en a ioiie he
@cr iii s. iioite 9ar 9arc 5ar ri
bait sanrfnerpeir. iao Set 1rsnre
@r0s meIaer op al Sor0eB OIL
Traeras beanr0er ior Alear n
fnnbpes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
Den banife libpanbrine til
Nmerifa

lens aariaeer og geie tiIligeme6
en- uoIiet oDer onnIf 2itteratur ON
amerifo os odnff.amerifanIfeS frif.
ter ON 9mffernes Gin oe Serb
beroDre, Heiien til amerifn iamt
9r9f fra lloponoreres 0iu Der /
gnnoet.
VT g. e. Big.
95 Siber. alor Erpf. @oot pnpir.
Bris | Omfloe 25e, Id. 40c.
1nos Dos Gorfntteren eIler
Dnnifb Qufb. DnbI. 4oufe,
Blair, ssebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
Il

af6olOes. om @uO oil. i Bella 6an-
ife ep. litb. WieniabeO. SeIma,
Sal. ira I'd Mai. On bierte-
lia SnobpOeIie til 9abomenisbeoer.
ne o. oeres 9rpiter iamt 8enner,
iom pil apite os / De Daae. DielO
e0ers Qomme til m~Oerte1neOe.
aarI 90. SanieH..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
q T.
CLAIR:

WIFI:
SBn0aa Ssn0agsifole 81.
915. @u0sfieneife 81. 1919 1or.
o. al. ~ aiten
aennar0: 3anif 8uOstiene.
f. pa SsHoag. Ssn0aBsifole meo
son irmlnola sHiHB GitermiSoal ST..
TO.
Grimm: @no4iiuleit5 g.. d 3.
iSsa0aa / aDer 9iaaae0. 81 1912
6ormiooae.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
Niisiipnsmppe

af5olOes. ON ono oil. / g~etblebems
9tenigbeo oeo Sacfion0ille. Sa., !
1aaene $50. April.
Ane er Oelfomne.
9na Qtenigbeoens 8e9nt.
s. u. Spenoieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
6nsbolOcrife Snlfcs.

On Glore onnif aDinSe fan iaa
en- itaOig 8IaOs iom S~usbOIOerffe
Tor en- @nfeman0 paa en- 5nrm /
Qprbeoen al Blair. RGrmere Op.
.fusning oeO @enoen6eIie til gla.
bets aontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
0lGrfi

Otter Opiororins ifaI ies meO.
belle, at Rebroifa areOs llngooms-
meoe er beitemt til at bol0e5 |
stapIeburit 5. 26.. 81. o. %. Rai
:. 81. Sanfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
MisiiOnsmpOc / Coulter.

sra ;. til :. Mai af5oloes. ON
oil. Risiionsmsoe I Coulter,
Sa. 6iertelig Sn6bp0eIie til ale,
iom oil pare meO os / De Gage.
Bna Renigheoens gegne.
81. 70. RieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

9il Sub, aiboloes Der Missions.
msOe / 9ctble6ems MenigbeO,
RoDal, 5n., / Dagene 3. 26. aprit
. 3. 2. Wni.
8enlig SnobDoelie til ale =
fierH og npr. gaa Wenigbeoens
9egne. 9beo. 81. 6nnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
DR.. q. r. mead,
Dentist
Rooms In mayIs Bundlna.
Phone 10.
Ere me ggeer.
Phone 10.

Ere me gBaer.
r. 2. M aOen: Oroet. On lille
anOagtsboa meo 5tDffer til buer
Gag | aaret. 1923 Sioer. Ret
Sbirtinasbino. so Gents.
8. aou: SeIten ira Ra.
ored. en 9eDneosifil0rina of
Deubomeonner Risfionens
3ooer. 1893 SiOer. Snobun6et
$f.00.
Sngrio uIbrtc6t: Com
gennem SIo. ariiteIig gu.
tiosiortGIirs ira Rorge. 1928
stbsr. 5nSb. $f.20.
Dan. 2utb. gubI. &oufe.
Blair, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

Sil trGngenoe tbeOlogiife Stn'
0enfer.
3iOligere fpitteret ior $269,50.
Stnpleburit Rebr., Nirs. 8. 8.
diflipIen So. 9otter, Rebr., Mr. os
Mrs. q. Sobuien So; Marcus, Sa.,
4etcr Soerien 50 - Salt 1921 30.
Reo bierteliq 3nf til ale @i.
oerne. g. 2. gig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

Bill Sub, nfboloer q. Dafota
areos fit Goranrsmsoe / Dane gnl.
leD I 9agene ira 2--4 SUM. areo.
TENS Gmne: nSellignnnOens Ser.
Ming.
Meniqheoens Gmne: / Ycfer
A. 10. g. a.. Mnoeren,
areosfonnaro.
gbene8er Menigbeo, Dane Bal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

Iuneet. q r. sr 1am
9allesss Ginning 5isr 'aaot
4r. y. @,efl ct ff. ctzfzs9t i ct
n &9taicrge 15a l,8ee &c. aeo
i iut aHifcg. 5r = 8,aas FL
fam ia5ca# IL I slm- DIT.
1m gslea issaer lIss. ~ s3a iaa
bet PED at benoenoe iil til 9ait.
g. u. 9mtrien meo Ell 9eitrioelie
a oct. I'm oeofommenOe fife
brDoer zig ON llret. 6e0es Dan ali.
aevcl at laoe 9ait 9aarien bet
ofoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

Candidate for the Democratic
Nomination for Governor.
Primaries, April Is.
Be sure to vote for him-Re-
member the name.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12

Or. .. 6. geebIes bar lint
tet iig iammen meo Gr. @. ..
Sammono her / 99en, % Dc 70 oil
ior 5remtioen oriue 3nrlGeeprat-
Is I 5ruesitab mIocr 8.cW2nao-
net 9r8 6amm0u0 L See
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-04-12
,Oanlferen"

Onsoaa Den Il. April 1916.
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$4,000

e ". r. EN-,
Goritanoer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
WHOSE
MOVIES

WE can't pronounce their
names, but we can spell
EN-. Here goes. Tsuru
Aoki was working away in
pictures in the Lasky stu
dos gracious. what a lot
Of weddings that place is
responsible for) when along
came Mr.. Sessue Hayakawa,
also of Japan and the NOV
les. Which one of them
owned the bulldog we do
not know. but anyway they
decided that two could keep
a dog much cheaper than
one. And here they are.
We saw them in a picture
recently. and all we can say
is, if all their countrymen
are as good. then on with
the yellow peril,
lasky.Paramount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05

WHEN Roscoe Arbuckle
first met Minta Ar
buckle there was the dickens
to pay with the automobile:
later on there was the min
lister to pay. Minta does
double duty now. She works
in pictures all day, and in
the evening has to pour lini-
ment on the poor wounded
head of Roscoe where the
cruel director has run a
steam roller over him to
make the audience laugh.
When Roscoe first went
with Keystone he was paid
at the rate of a dollar a
pound. His pay was So a
day. Now. children. what
was Roscoe's weight?
Triangle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
I'm ME- CRUZE

JIMMIE" CRUZE
> once cruzed across
the country in an auto
mobile, stopping at vari-
Gus theaters to per
sonally appear; but the
real reason for the cruze
was that peggy" Snow,
his wife, was in San
Francisco and he wanted
to see her. Jimmie
and "Peggy" met when
they were playing lead
ing roles in the Million
Dollar Mystery" Now
they have a little million
dollar mystery in their
own home, and ask us
to state that the picture
here shown is an old one
and really doesn't do her
justice at all, at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05
Lasky-Paraii,oui,t.


ND here have Marie Doro and Elliott Dexter her husband
between them the little which place of
Cupid the studios After all life much the every
where We sometimes think that the
different from moas but they
tell minute what Marie Elliott ALI together
bands: My dear, l am smoking much"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-05

Asst of all Dorothy Phillips of the Universal Allen
bar her husband also director The the
third in the picture
relative We have desire motion pcures
jealousy in hearts, But can't help these folks
little point Their kids the age
month 1t will be before will bringing
home his six dollars Saturday nights
can be supported in the leisure for which yearn.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29
PERFECTS A NEW STABILIzER
orVille Wright Expects to Make Flying
Safe as Automobiling Through
Novel Principle.

Dayton, O.-The airplane made as
safe as the automobile-that is the
dream of Orville Wright, who, with his
brother Wilbur, now dead, gave man
dominion over the air a decade and a
half ago. That dream is said to have
become n reality with his new sta
biliZer, for which patents are to be
applied for within a few weeks.
Never prone to talk much, Orville
Wright is even more reticent than
usual on the topic of his latest inven-
tons. With PATENTS not obtained, nat
urally he will not dlvulge secrets until
1t Is assured that he will reap the re-
wards of the service. On the ques-
ton of what 1t will do. however, he is
not so secretlve. He believes aircraft
will be as safely and easily piloted as
the most humble oliver"
His new stabilizer substantially re-
jects the gyroscope heretofore always
deemed necessary as a fundamental.
Instead II enters the domain Of cleo
tricity. BY n unique arrangement Of
batteries, augmented by a pendulum
swinging in a liquid bath and a minor
propeller placed almost directly owe
the pilots head, absolute, answering,
automatic stability is said to be main
tanned,
Following n series of experimental
flights Mr.. Wright said:
81 am more than satisfied with its
work now. All l had to do was to
steer the machine. The stabilizer gave
me a perfect balance during the entire
flight. 1t did all the banking on the
turns and righted the machine IN every
dip"
When asked if the new stabllizer
was in any way similar to the one
patented some time ago, he replied
that the first device was not to be com.
pared TO the new one.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29
Colorado.

The Emma mine at Dunton, neal
Rico, is reported to have struck a To-
foot vein of valuable ore.
The Portland at Cripple Creek has
just paid an extra dividend, making a
total of $4,000 to stockholders dur
ing the year.
At Silverton, closing the best year
in the annals of the camp, the Mears-
Whitley mill has been going at full
blast for the last few months.
The Rico Wellington Company is
out of debt and has $4,000 cash on
hand-also twenty-seven cars of 4 to
10 per cen copper ore in transit to
smelters.
Commencing the first of the year
the Barstow property at Red mountain
will be operated under lease and bond
by C. r. Whitley of Ouray, and Chi
cage associates.
Last month the Iowa-Tiger mine was
n of Silverton's large shippers.
Both the mine and mill have been
keeping three shifts busy turning out
rich concentrates.
During the month of October nearly
1000 tons of ore were shipped from
the larger properties in the Kokomo.
Robinson territory. The mill has a
capacity Of 500 tons.
The Marmatite Mining and Milling
Company, a new concern backed by
Utah investors, has secured a sub
lease on the Log Cabin mine Of The
Blackhawk group from the Rico-Argen
tine Mining Company.
Says a report from Monte Vista.
With a capital of $4,000 for develop
ment, work on the Nicer group a
Jasper has been commenced. TIVE
shifts of men are now at work l~evelinl
and clearing the main tunnel and
large compressor has been taken t.
the mine.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29
ARE NEVER FRIENDS7
New York Professor Announces Re.
search Shows the "Term Is Mas
eullne only"

New York.-Charles Gray Shaw,
professor Of philosophy at New York
university, has devoted considerable
time and effort in research work on
the problem of Can a woman be a
friend. and. If not, why nOtT" Today
he made public the results of his study.
"She cannot be a friend" Profess
sor Shaw announces, 'fOr, although
the word Is given in both genders,
me fact alone Is masculine. The rea-
son for this state of unfrlendliness In
woman is that to be a friend a clear
cut personality and n disinterested
outlook on life are required. Woman
lacks both Of these. Woman Is never
a friend because she is never an in
dividual. and to be an individual one
must stand alone. Woman Is a planet
"A satellite-well adapted TO revOlv-
ing around some center. but not or
gnnized so as TO stand alone.
MEMS clubs, of which they are
so proud, are combinations made for
killing time and fostering ~iazlness. On
the other hand, the woman's club is an
attempt to generate feminine friend
ship. 1t is a dollhouse for tender
plants"
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29
New Mexico.

Oil fever has become epidemic in
Alamogordo.
In the Mogollon district, ninety
miles northwest OF Silver City, regu.
lar shipments of gold and silver bull
lion are being made, the camp being
more active just now than for years
past, due to the high price Of silver.
The Jim Crow-Imperial quartz mine
group, situated in the S~teeplerock
mining district in the western part Of
Grant county, owned by George H. Ut
ter, has been sold by Mr.. Utter for
5000, 900. The purchasers are Los An
geles and New York capitalists.
The first carload Of ore. consisting
of two lots. was shipped to the smell
ter by the Chino Del Norte Copper
Company from its copper mines in the
Hanover mining district. This ship
ment consists of high grade copper
ore, lot No. l running 80 per cent cop
per, which, based on 80 cents for cop
per, is worth 1892 per ton; and lot No,
2, running 4.6S per cent copper, which
at the same quotation, is worth APP
p%roximately $2S per ton.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29

One hundred miles north Of Flag
staff is the location where the Navajo
Copper Company is mining.
ore valued at $14O per ton a
broken into on the property Of the
Mascot Copper Company in the Dos
Cabezas mining district. The ore as
sayed % per cent copper.
South of Prescott about a dozen
miles, at their camp on the Hasa
yampa, the Big Pine people are work
ing away all of the t%wenty-four hours
of each day, in both mine and mill.
Christmas for the entire Warren
district and Cochise county, in the
1916 Yuletide season, was ushered in
amidst one Of the greatest periods OF
prosperity, in copper producing lineR
in the history of the industry.
William L. O'Brien has completed
the organization of the United Val
Verde Copper Mining Company, which
will develop his group of thirty claims
at Horseshoe, on the u. V. & P. rail-
road, three miles northwest of Jerome.
An ore discovery of Importance
made a few days ago on the property
Of the Venture Hill Company, has TO-
cused mining interest OIL the south end
of the Verde district and has stimu'
lated development work considerably
in that section.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29
Wyoming.

The Embar Oil Company is down
800 feet near Bonanza and now drill
ing.
The youngest oil company Of the
many new organizations in the Casper
district Is the Shamrock.
The Eagle Petroleum Company is
reported down 1890 feet. three miles
east OF Henderson, with good drilling.
The Patterson well, on the south
side of the Greybull river near Grey.
bull encountered a strong flow of wa
ter at So feet.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29

One of the life stories of faithful
servants unearthed by a prize-winnlng
ontest in Washington is that Of Tere-
81 Harper, who was born q slave nj
Waldorf. Charles county. Nd, and who
is known to have performed service
for the Boarman family for 81 years.
She is probably ten years older than
that. George Clifford Boarman, sixty
one years old, her present master"
she threatens with a spanking in case
he ventures on a wet street without
his rubbers. Teresa has done very
little work for the household for sew
eral years, but is supported by the
family in every comfort.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1916-12-29

Saws Woman Kidnapped Him.

Bayonne. N. J.-"Shr kidnapped me"
was the plea of Peter A. WALSH when
nrralgned on complaint Of Emil
Ezmeral, his nelghbOr, who charged
that walsk had eloped with Mrs. Ez-
neral.