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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
knights of Columbus.

Knights Of Columbus were hosts
o6nin Tuesday evening at another OF
0eir informal dancing parties. which
are 10 be fortnightly Affairs thruout
the season. Among the married and
young-folk who danced in tie ballroom
OF the knights home were Dr. and
Mrs. Paul y. Atkins. Or. and Mrs.
Harry j.. Murdoch. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
M. Hayner. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Rosser; i;
Misses Ruth Kelso, Mabel Clark, Nina
Norris, Marie Nye. Grace Cain, Leona
Jacobs. Hazel Hubbard, Helen Sigler.
Opal spitznagle Mildred Shields. Ma
o,ni Connors. Ethelyn Carpenter. Ruth
Ianley. Florence Kirkpatrick, Hazel
Fagan, Leona Goss. Carmen Coyie,
Irma Woods. Burton, Mabel Clark,
Cooter. Halle Carr. wilma Shultz
Josephine Irwin. Nell Corbin. Bess
Hudson. Halah Fagan, Joan Hard
man, Ann Cornelius, Vivian Fulghum,
Elouise Hanley, Vivian Lee, Margaret
Bell, Evelyn Connolly, Irene Hastings,
Irene Goss Lucille Beckner. Florence
kuhns, Helen ArdiZZone, Joan Hard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
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RSJIDENcE $500

man. Bertha Alklre, Alma Woodward,
Grace Cain. Bess Hudson. Marguerite
Costa of Chicago; Ella Lane. Kansas
city; Messrs W. W. Rogers. Paul Es-
ties, Paul Wilson, j. II. McGlllis, Paul
ROthe, Robert Lebus. Harol NJ. Pres
ton Aubrey Thomas, Vol Whittmore.
A. G. Johnson, Richard Audrain. Edo
Smith, j. M. Bellamy. Dick Broach.
Robert Hudson. Lee Armstrong. r. l..
Clark, J. NJ. Hosmer. Wyatt. Parker
RoLcrtsn, Harold Aitkin, Paul Iver-
son. ". @ Teaney. Raymond Hoag-
land, G. ]. Hoover. u. w. Hooker. Ray
inond Hubbard, c. NJ Berry. Clyde
FiXmer ]. Ray Stsbbins. Duke. Il. f..
Downing. Francis Johns. Forest Du-
rear, John w. Middleton, G. Moore.
Jules Constantin, +. W. Brinkman, B.
-. Garrett, Jack Shoemaker, Earl w.
Clark. NJ l. Bower, =. J. Hanley. Rex
Walk inson. Dick sRobinaon, II. r..
Moore, william J. Martin, II. T. Twist,
Frank Schreck. J. ". Jordan. r. j.
White, NJ X. Roster, NJ. l. Bowen. Al
bert Twist, w. q. Teaney. G. J. Hooy-
er. NJ. J Grafton. II. Is. Arnold. Harold
NJ. Preston. James A. Murdock, Floyd
T.. Lucas. -. b. Wolven. X. l.. Clark.
II. r. Moore. +. Il. Fitzgerald. II. f.
Scheig. C. ]. Frazier, W. T.. Kemper.
Fred Brinkman. Thomas f. Robinson,
J. Noryelle Walker Jack Shoemaker,
]. f. Buckley, u. L. Mills, Paul Iver-
son. John Mcmahon. James NJ Lilly.
Il. ]. Gallagher. willard J. Martin,
Frank Monahan and J. r. Grafton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
FACE WRINKLED?
COMPLEXION SALLOW?
THEN WHY NOT TREAT YOUR SKIN
AS BEAUTIFUL FRENCH WOMEN DO?

teaspooufiu o. io,.a'ed cream (vhl.h can be
obtained frow druggistEl wipe the face and
apply Ioudre Petalias- a very line Sm-
ple1ion pow der prepared especially for
shiny noses and lad complonons. IL your
face Is badly wrinkled. get = box OF Jap
aness Ice Pencils to use In connection with
the roseated cream. and yod should get quick
action on even the deepest wrinkles. Many
wrinkied, hollow checked rarewOrn.look.
ing woman has IN this way hanishei every
complexion bemish aud nnsightly mark OF
az and marvelously increased her beauty.
NOTE-Creme gokalon Roseated and the
other articles mentioned In the beauty
recipe above are inexpensive and tho man
ufacturcrs guarantee SUCCESS from their use
or refund the price paid. They are supplied
In this city by 0etmans, N A. and c. b.
Younlman and Gamers drug store.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

Parls:-sclence has discovered that only
q woman who has watched her complexion
change from wrinkled, coarse, sailow ugli
meas 10 clear. soft. youthful beauty can
realize the feeling OF Joy that comes over
one when first she her own careworn,
aged looking skin actually regainiug its girl
ish freshness. yet 81 this and iiore may be
accomplished by \ new process called sk'
OsmOsis, which any woman may easily IN.
duee by the simple application Of warm
softens the rough Fkin cuticle and opens the
pores The ABSORPTION Of the cream helps
to ren owe the hhlfdesd skin scales and
brings out the fresh. beautiful skin from
undern cath, giving to the complexion a most
sstoaishingly clear youthful appearance.
This ~ the beauty secret OF many famous
actresses. Try warm water and rub In =
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DAILY THOT.

We need not be afraid that We
shall go too far in serving 9TH
ers. There Is no danger that any
OF US viii ever go TOO far la the
work Of active love. There Is no
likelihood that any OF US Will
become too bouutiful. too kind,
too helpful TO his neighbor.-
Anon.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11
Jewish Young People TO Dance.

TEwIsH young people Of the city have
set Tuesday, october 2S, as the date
upon which they will dance at the
Elks club. Young folk of bOth
Temple Israel and the orthodox Jew
ifh congregation will be guests OF th'
affair
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

At It's regular meeting Tuesday
evening the Philathea class OF the
f1rst Christian church held election
or officers which resulted In Miss
Helen Paul being chosen president,
Miss Maude Goforth vice president,
Miss Velma ooforth secretary, Miss
.Iuanita Humphries assistant secre-
tary Miss Ina Lemon treasurer, Miss
Ida Pearl Bannister assistant treas
uIe,. Mrs. T.. r. Painter correspond-
Ing secretary. Miss I1o Humphries re-
porter 10 the press. a pleasant So
cia! hour followed the business. This
class asse sembles every Sunday at tho
meeting place of congregation In the
courthouse and will welcome visitors
aGd new members.
Mr. and Mrs F. A Lyons. who ac-
companied Mrs. Charles Haley home
decided to make Tulsa their place OF
residence. Until they can find a suit
able home Mr. and Mrs. Lyons will
be with MIR. and Mrs. Haley. Mrs.
Lyons is sister Of Mrs Haley.
One hundred students Of the Tulsa
Business college enjoyed weinie
roast at Crib Siding, on the Sand
Springs line, Tuesday evening. Mr..
ana mTH. r. NJ. oullNN cuapciohtd Nhc
young folk.
Mr. and Mrs. Percival Z. Magee and
little daughter Jane Ellen, accom-
panied by Mrs. Magee's parents. Col.
and Mrs. Thomas l. Greene, will ar
rive home today from Los Angeles,
Cal.
The opening meeting OF the Jewish
Women's council will be held next
Wednesday afternoon in the syna-
gogue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Aggers are en-
tertaining Mrs. Aggers' father. Mr..
DaTd Henry Of Trinidad, Col.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hudson OF Paw
nee were Puests yesterday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl ii. Hudson.
Miss Fayrine Finnegan has gone to
Rochester. Mimi. to enter santa
rum for treatment.
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
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The Calendar for Thursday.

Miss Mary Delaney entertalns at
bridge luncheon for Miss CrenAns,
at the Country club.
Meeting OF Tulsa Farm Women s
congress at courthouse, Miss Jessie
Shannon, hostess.
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Delphian Society.

Tho seasons activities in the Del
phian sbciety will commence Satur-
day, October 10, when the afternoon
class, which is composed of about a
hundred women, will meet in the ball
room OF the Ketchum hotel. The
evening class OF business women will
meet us usual at the library. Mrs.
Maggie W. Barrie OF Kid Key college,
Sherman, Texas. will lecture TO each
of the classes. taking for her subject
Music and the opera"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

room. which is TO be known as the
south ballroom. The old ballroom
Will be open 10 other clubs and orfani-
cations for dances and social Sas.-
orings.
Piano Recital.
Anthony Stankowttch has an
nounced q public piano recital for
Thursday evening, October IS, in the
auditorium OF the new high scho oil
building.
The Drama league met in opening
session for the lsli-is season Sester-
day morning IN the public library, the
principal even OF the program having
been a talk On The Relation OF the
spoken and Silent Drama" by Mr..
CVtford Hastings. The clIo voted to
give alternate meetings during the
season over to Red Crcss work. these
sessions TO be held in the home OF the
various members. Election az off
Gers resulted IN the following. Mrs.
Murray u. Russell president: Nrs.
George Ford. Vice president; Mrs. II.
G. Vandewater. recording secretary:
Mrs. Woodyille Smith, corresponding
secretary. Miss Sybii Howendobler,
treasurer, Mesdames Isaac Shuler.
John u. McI-in, G. f.. Swanson, James
6. Treat and Alfred X. Theobald COM
prise the board OF directors. Mesdames
George o. Hollow and ]. A. Wilson
and the Misses Hazel Nix and How
endohler We're appointed IL outline
the program for the season and the
committee on entertainment az
named by the president Will include
Meslames Hariiett Wardell, Robert
NJ. Caller NJ. Il Flesher, Hubert Whit.
ney. The ways and means committee
has as it's personnel Mesdames W. A.
Smith, Forest L. Nelson, 7. Rosen-
orantz, II. Cain. The Red Cross COM
mit;ee will be composed Of Mesdames
4. c. Hughes and Shuler The first
he'd Cross meeting will be held Oc-
tober "a. in Mrs. Shulers home.
MIR and Mrs. Charles +. Colcord,
i2l West Thirteenth street. returned
yesterday morning from Kew York.
whore they have spent the past fort
night and where hey placed their
daughters, Misses Harriet and Cadi-
iah, in Oakesmere, Miss Aerrllls
school for girls. Mrs. John Wesley
Bates, who has been the guest or
friends for tho week Just past. VIII re-
main a few days longer for viAt
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Col
cord, before returning 10 her nome IN
Tulsa. Mrs. Charles y. Pope, 1O'
West Fifteenth street. went TO Tulsa
yesterday To join Mr.. Pope for snort
visit. - DR.. and Mrs. Charles Evans
at cinner Monday evening
in their home, $500 Classen boulevard.
In compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. ~ =.
Cruce and their house guests, Mr.: ana
Mrs. T.. c. Van Pelt Of st. Petersburg'
Fla. Doctor and Mrs. Evans, who re-
Gently removed from Tulsa 10 tEls
Mace 10 make their permanent home,
had as their guests over Sunday MISS
Ethel Cardiff of Tulsa ond Air. I ID.
Maxwell OF Ardmore.-Daily Okla
hOman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

Miss Fayrine Finnegan has gone to
Rochester, Mimi. 10 enter santa =
rum for treatment
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
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Opening Dance of Is. u. q. y.
The opening dance OF Tulsa lodge b.
+. O. T.. has been set for Wednesday
evening. October II, IN the club. It
is to be an exclusive membership af-
fair and will take place in the lodge
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. James Hudson OF Paw
nee were puests v"sterday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl II. Hudson.
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Extensive improvements on the
| County Detention home, Whlch "eio
only recently completed. ana reorsaui
/ zation OF the institution by Mrs. WI
son. the new matron, were mace the
occasion OF an open-house yesterday
| afternoon at the home, seventeenth
and Trenton. Matrons or the coinrhll
tee acted as hostesses and welcoiheu
I the one hundred or more lrlehus oi
| the home and its little inmates VINO
made the visit one of inspection as
Well as a call on the children now be-
ing cared for there. Tea and cakes
were served. Matrons of the commit
tee in charge OF arrangements lncluu-
ed Mesdames A. r. Alison, X. NJ. NC
Farlin. Anthony NJ. O'Donnen, James
| r. cole. Murray NJ. Doan, Don Hag-
Ter. John Carson and Stanley.
Mrs G. w. Partlow entertained n
group Of the young friends or her
daughter Virginia with a pretty parry
Virginia's 18th birthday The party
decorations were in pink and white
| and the same idea was carried out IL
the refreshment course served follow
| ING the afternoon of games and play.
The contest prizes We're won by Ann
Kennedy and Hilda Dickinson. Mrs
W. Dickinson assisted Mrs ParuoW'
Children OF the party were Hazel Jus
tice. Josephine Wynn, Ann Kennedy
Irma Andrews, Helen Andrews. Mar
raret Dickinson. Hilda Dickinson
Goldie Coy, Verlie Dwyer. Helen Nor
ton. Edith Parkhurst, Virginia Part
low.
The Women's auxiliary Of Temple
Israel is a new organization which
was formed Tuesday afternoon and
which Will have as its object the lend
ing of material as veil as moral as
sistapce 20 the temple in the building
os a synagogue for the congregation.
Mrs Edward Levin heads tho body
OF % women as president; Mrs. Julius
Kuhn, vice president; Mrs. Henry
preyfus. secretary; Mrs. Isaac SIMON.
treasurer. The auxiliary Will meet
one each month on Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. o. Cavitt left yesterday ror
Omaha, where she goes to be in at
tendance at the annual meeting OF the
Topeka branch OF the Women's Mis-
sionary society OF the Methodist
church. The meeting opens october
~. continuing until october IA. In
elusive.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Val Jean Biddison.
Mr.. and Mrs Rex. S. Walker and Mrs.
Dixie Gore will motor to Kansas City
this morning for several days stay.
From Kansas City Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
olson will go to Manhattan. Kan, for
short visit.
Mrs. p. A. Dewitt and daugstei.
Miss Mary Dewitt, accompanied by
Lillian Msener. younger daughter OF
Mr.. Fred II. Msener. have arrived
from West Brady. Pa. TO remain dur
ing the winter in the home OF Mr..
Misener Miss Genevieve Misener has
entered school in Troy. n. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Aggers are en-
tertaining Mrs. Aggers' father. Mr..
Dadd Henry Of Trinidad. Col.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

room. which is TO be known as the
south ballroom. The old ballroom
Will be open 10 other clubs and oreani-
zations for dances and social Saa.-
Crirgs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

The opening meeting OF the Jewish
Women's council will be held next
Wednesday afternoon in the syna-
gogue.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

Mrs. p. A. Dewitt and daugstei,
Miss Mary Dewitt. accompanied by
Lillian Misener. younger daughter OF
Mr.. Fred u. Misener. have arrived
from West Brady Pa. TO remain dur
ing the winter in the home OF Mr..
Misener Miss Genevieve Misener has
entered school in Troy, n. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

I'IanO Kct1tlI.
Anthony Stankowitch has an
nounced q public piano recital for
Thursday evening. October IS, in the
auditorium OF the new high scho oil
building.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Val Jean Biddison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex. S. Walker and Mrs.
Dixie Gore will motor to Kansas city
this morning for a several days stay.
From Kansas City Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
olson will go to Manhattan, Kan, for
n short visit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

Nm. Charlss A1asssoa a Red Blu6
len eae. Ase haaAa. SATURDAY. accom-
paaied By her father. W. b Grub.
". T. Elliott oe he Pine Grove die.
tries transacted business In klamath
rails saturday alteraooa.
=. +. Cunninshan. . prominent Pine
Grove resident was among the farmer
visitors Saturday.
Mn. George Kern was In from the
Kern ranch O. the Keno road Saturday
o. . ahopping expedition.
Miss Ruth Ksrns. teacher Of the
Grammar grades at the Keno schoo,
was In the city Saturday.
Nr. and Mn. L w. Anderson and
daughter Esther wsrs buying supplies
In klamath Fails. Saturday.
Ars. A. l. Harvey. Ars. w. d. Miller
and Nm. Nate Otterbein spent yester
day In Doris, visiting friends and rela'
tiveo.
D. W. Murphy. engineer in charge
oe drainage oe the U. 8. R. g.. LETT yes
terday for his home In Denver. aftel
spending several days here On o@cial
inspectioa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

]. N. Branhall Of Odessa was In the
city Saturday.
Irving E. Kesterson is in the city on
business for few days.
G. W. White has returned from a
trip to outside points.
Charley Dutton Of Pine Grove was a
klamath Falls visitor Saturday.
N. s. Merrill left yesterday for Ca.
lusa, to visit his brother, who is Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. McCulley OF Mid.
land are visitors in klamath Falls.
Sam Short was a county seat visitor
Saturday from his ranch in Poe Valley.
Lloyd Endlund was visitor to this
city from Keno Saturday. Mr.. End.
lund is teacher Of the Keno High
school.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Baker. NJ. and
Mn. Orville Elliott, Wanda l. Leslie
and Alva Seward are In the city nom
Klamath Aseaey.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. L. Parrish. L. L.
Low. ". II. Anderson. c. n. Petit. are
Merrill people who spent the week end
In Klamath Falls.
@. ". q. Orear was among the train
arrivals last evening. He II stopping
at the white Pelican hotel while At
tending to matters Of business.
Mr.. and Mn. J. c. Mitchell left yes
terday morning for Hamilton. Calf.
where they will spend the winter. They
were accompanied BY, Mrs. Anna Mar
shall.
r J. Psyton. r. N. Neill. J. w.
Tynax. Z. c. Adams and James Pear
son Of Roseburs. who have been at
Eagle Ridge on hunting trip. left
this morning for their home.
Mn. Maud Watson. who has been
visiting her sick sister. Mrs. VIM
Whitlock. for the past week. returned
to her home at Silverton. Ore.. Sunday
She was accompanied BY her mother.
Mn. Thurmon. who had been making
. six weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Whitlock.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26
1ERSONAL MENTION
LITTLE sIDElI0RTS ON LOCAL 3AIt1NlS00
s,snNc rnE pEOpLE OF rms ClTr AND vl1NI1Y.
COrNcs AND COMlNOs OF LOCAL F0lO

Mr.. and Mrs. l. l. Allen q san
Francisco are guests At The waite fs''
ican hotel.
Mrs. J. J. Parker has returned from
a visit Of several months with relatives
in Saginaw. Mich.
Frank corpeninE. Who operates .
general story at olens. y . county
seat visitor today.
County Commissioner Frank AcCor.
mack Is in from his ranch On the Upper
Lake today on business.
DR.. George Merryman and son
George Jr. have returned from . visit
to Portland.
The ladies' OF the Christian church
will hold Thanksgiving market Wed
nesday, Nov. 3Sth. at the klamath
Falls Music House.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26
NOTICE

The regular meeting Of the w. c.
T. U. will be held Tuesday At p. m.
at the home Of Mrs. Grissby. 1898 JET.
ferson street. The yarn for the Red
Cross has come. and those who want
some for knitting should b at the
meeting tomorrow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26
TO Or. cArHGrs sATIEMTs

Having abandoaed my practice to
answer the needs Of the nation for
physicians and surgeons. will be
grateful II former patients owing me
will promptly settle. ] have not placed
my accounts with anyone for collsc.
tton. but Mr.. Groesbeck. whose once
adjoins. has kindly consented to dve
space for my desk. and will receipt
for oil moneys paid.
3l.St GEO. 4. CATHEY. n. d.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

WANTED TO BUY-Second hand
clothing and shoes. Tenth and Main
streets. 3l-Sts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26
NOTICE

A meeting Of Aloha Chapter No. 81.
o. e. g.. Tuesday. at 1850 p. m. Special
and unusual entertainment. All mem
bers and visitors cordially invited.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

Money to loan on city property, Q
per cent. Arthur n. WilseR. 33.St
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

LOST -chil1s Aassss ~ cellar. -
tirr 70 utrsN e0se. SILT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26

Now ID the time to ct that warm
room at the White Pelican for the
winter months. SIS psr nonth and up
1ett
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26
We VIII Make Tuesday Popular

erdnay sasrHes
havs pparsd teshs including
chicken fish, rabbit vs0stabs sNtrss which Will
We will fssd seIdsr
Make II point to vIet ne Rex eae temsrrsw.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-11-26
And Help Feed Our Soldiers

n the United otatss Fesd Administers
Will continue
Administration Tvtay deemed
necessary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-18

Mrs. Jerome Bonaparte
is hiding her bathing
suit with the beach coat.
but it is such a good
looking coat that we
shall forgive her. And
we don't bla me her.
either. for shielding her
face with a parasol thai
matches the coat, for
the sun, they tell us. is
very ardent in its atten-
tons at Palm Beach.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-07
MINING NEWS Of INTEREST
FROM ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT

Jo-.ph Barn.s, owner OF severa!
r-.rrrg r-op.r-irs lu Baxter basin, ar
r..,,. from Marble last we.k and went
UP 20 has properties 20 begin work
lFon ,Erm-
Wa-ag.- NrAIE.nr. Irzsa" on the
I-.c.r Crp@u mIn- AZ Ir'ln, has de
r.a.d 10 put up Z hoist on the pro
p NJ and 20 to taking out ore for
-a.prn.u' a. once.
c. {. Buuer IS getting ready 20
starr up has little plant at EiEO 70
max -oruc u-sts by the fotation pro-
p..5 Of pgoysrtI,- owned by him and
eg-pauy 30 -. district
Tar-.e- are 10 be here TO examine
,h- Parad.s, gu,ch MoIybd"nite mines
,h., week anI Il the showing is as
-cprl.su,ed -ay they will begin work
&, once. and later on expect TO put
IN mill TO concentrate ores at the
mInn.
Emil Dodrz is making new trail
from h.- mns % Baxter basin over
which 20 bring has ore down TO the
railroad "a, Ar'hacrte. Il Is eX-
pec,ei that th. first shipment will av-
rragr 0.,.- th.~n hundred ounces in
aIL.rr % ,r' ,uu.
Work s- .o D., g.n on the Yule creek
Mo,y b,l.rI," properties early the COM
lng month. This mnc mas fine show
ing NJ fakr ore. mat can BE- hand as
sorted lp 20 q yen and twenty per cent
plnIu., The .,n, ar" string fissures
IN ,u. old Yranitr rock.
Ia. r'oaurtEon Of motor trucks for
OFF,. Aa.agr from mines that are 10
Gated -nur distance from railway IA
,.;... I- -o.fIug the problem Of mar
k.,ng on.a from mines in this county
o. .n many other mining camps in the
state and in fact IN every other min
IN. state from Colorado TO the Pacific
coast.
Gunnison news-champion., 1917-09-07
HARD COAL MINES MAY HELP
BRING ROAD TO NORTH FORk

Another investigation by coal ex-
pcrts OF the Muncic anthracite mine
on the Muddy. was made last week
We understand the man in charge is
II. L. Lewis, general manager Of the
Standard Coal Company Of Utah. II
Utah men are investigating this bank
on the Upper Muddy river. it
would indicate railway extension up
from Somerset where the Utah Fuel
Co. has conducted such large coal
business for years or else building
from Redgtonc. The whole distance
is lined with coal seams, both har,l
and soft Goals and with the advent OF
the new wagon and auto road will ex-
periencc a great agricultural expan-
sion, which would furnish lots of busi
ness for n railroad.