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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
american is killed
BY SUMMARIZING OF
standard OIL ship
By The United Press.

WASHINGTON, July 16.-Three men
we're killed, including one American,
five men. including two American
guards. we're injured in the submarin-
ing OF the American steamer Grace,
owned by the Standard Steamship Cor
poraton, New York. the State Depart
ment announced today.
Though the submarine was not seen,
the wake Of the torpedo was.
The American killed was Il. ]. Far
rell. New Jersey
The Eve men injured we're burned by
explosion Of the petroleum cargo and
included Hugh DOnnelly and George
Wilson. United States armed guards.
All have been landed and placed in
hospital and the remaining survivors
are also safe.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
WuMINGTONIAN MADE
DRILL Sergeant.

Word was received today by rela-
tives and friends Of Joseph +. Gorry'
a former resident OF this city stating
that he had been promoted TO the po-
sition OF drill sergeant OF Company u,
Minnesota National Guard now In the
Federal service. Mr. CORY is
brother OF James II. CORY, secretary
TO Mayor Lawson.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
TICKETS FOR POLICR sPORTS.

Patrolmen who went on duty today
were given tickets for the police
sports. which will be held at South
Side Park on Thursday. August %.
The officers from now until that date
will endeavor 10 sell these tickets 10
every resident on their various dis
tricts. The proceeds will be applied
TO the police pension fund.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
Annrsr erRMANs IN L W. W. rLOrs.

By United Press
ecs among the W. W. dlsturbers in Arizona and Montana
are reported Department of Justice today Those ar
rested have not yet officially accused Of representing
Germany taken into custody under the Presidents alien
enemy proclamation.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

Reginald Halter, aged IA years, son
OF Mrs. Ethel Halter. OF No. 9l3 Shall
cross avenue. died at the Delaware
Hospital on Saturday plight as the re-
suit OF a fractured skull sustained
by falling from a window at the Fer
ris Industrial School several days
ago.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
MRS. HILLEs GOES BACK
10 APPEAR IN COURT

Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles. OF
this city. who was arrested along
with other suffragists In a demonstra'
tion in front OF the White House In
Washington on Saturday, was in VIII
mington over Sunday. She returned
10 Washington last night, stating be
fore her departure that she would
rather go 10 jail than pay hne on
the charge on which she was ar
rested
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

measures Is inches from tip to tip. It
was captured by posse armed with
gas masks. graphing hooks and shot
guns. They are going hack next week
after n larger one that has terrorized
this section. killing sheep and chickens,
thus endangering tho food supply.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
CHARGE KAsER's sON WITH PILLAGE.

By The United Press.
PARIS July 1s-M du Bos OF chateau at Com
peene today started formal proceedings Paris court
charging the German Prince Frederick fourth Of the
Kaiser and his German army hOuseOrsakins and
nlage." @A-I'
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

BERLIN REPORTs HEAVY ENGLISH LOSSES.
BY The United Press.
BERLIN London July l6.-Heayy losses were inflicted
on English troops rpue Of three attempts to eeapure posi-
tons recently lost by them LomOartyde Begu) to-
days official statement declared
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
RUSSIANS prepare
FOR Clash At SEA:
Advance Continues
BY The united Press.

BY the United Press.
WASHINGTON. July 16. German
troops are being withdrawn in large
numbers from the Italian and French
fronts and sent TO Riga TO start a
counter-offensive against Russia. ac-
cording TO dispatches received today
at the Russnan embassy.
The Russian Baltic feet Is being
prepared for action
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
PYHIANs no HAVE OUTING.

The various lodges OF the Knights
OF Pythians Of New Castle county will
go on their annual outing TO Bur-
lington Island tomorrow. They will
make the trip on the steamer Queen
Anne.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
ON THE Jersey FRONT.

TUCKERVlLLE, y. j.. July l6-Fred
Fulton, proprietor Of the general store,
has a novel window display. In a huge
glass case he has mosquito that
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
ropAY,s TEMPERATuRR

At The Evening Journals Office.
500 A. M. 20 1901 p. NJ. SO
1000 a. NJ. 50 l.3O p. NJ. 90
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

By The United Press.
LONDON, July 16.-Field Marshal
Haigs report from the British front
today was confined exclusively to raid
ing operations.
"Northwes OF Croiselles, IN the
neighborhood Of Armentieres, hostile
raids were repulsed.' ne said. AT
night near Oppy we carried out
successful raid and took a few
prisoners
By The United Press.
LAUZANNE. Switzerland July IS.
Germany has abandoned construc-
CONTINUED on Page Two)
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

Dolina is an Important Galician
center, % miles southeast OF Stryi,
and about 10 miles southwest OF Kali
usch. It is another OF the key cities
around Lemberg which lies 30 miles
to the north.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

ROME, July 16.--Report OF the Rus
sian occupation Of Dolina lin Galicia)
was received here today. The Aus
trains, it was said. had been thrown
back into the Carpathians.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16

High water =. $50 A. NJ. l0l5 ?. NJ.
Low water ID. 4 40 A. NJ 450 p. NJ.
Rcedy leland high and low water one
hour earlier.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
WEATHER

Part cloudy tonight; Tues.
day fair followed by thun-
der showers late In fhe af-
ternOon; gentle west winds.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-16
New German Chancellor Of War Tendencies
Appointed Without Consulting Element
Which Forced HOIlweg Out---NO Evidences
That He FavOrS DemOTaCy--WaShingt
Expects New Crisis.
BELIEVE KAISER HAS STAKED
HIS ALL ON BLOOD AND RON''

forthe-war premiers had retired"
The men who might be responsibi4
for a public demand for peace. houa,
ever are not now in control In Ge14
many.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
SAND nINI BNTTiE
NiNiNIi tsI ~ NIS~INIS

BRITISH HENUI AHTEWS Is
FRANCE July o. Tire German af-
fH.t HlHH- fHe SAINT dunes u. the Hsl.
stan U0tsf Nas l1 nearly au respects
miniature ot rhs British attack on
fhs Ness.nes ridge Jun" Or seem.
eI Oh. 10 tho Germans Haf studied
THAT battle and fI5uuei their thrust
holly ON ffr lessons learned There
.Hs q vast tffsrenr. bon fHe size off
hs tWu operations fur atiIr che Ger.
man attack ou r1csdag vas limited to
tHH yards fhe British charge at
essiuiue. vas much larger
The Hffie battle ON che sands CO..
FIauIcr. win Dive argsIf fHrou1h the
l.IHr1us defense 90 ths ENGLISH
Hunp. who msf fHo shook af tha Ger.
flan massed formation after ua,ing
their protecting aeierses hloEu to
pieces about them ht fIe greatest
concentration Ut German shell uf,
seen Un fhI. frH.f 'r more than O
year Tho frar,HH. tT" among On,
blnr IuE arI shifting sand dunes were
speedily uH.irrafrd hs fHe storm o'
Hi-h explosives The Germans ver'
Id h.r f1 pour 100 tUsm
Most O. Goo shells acre tho famou'
' cpnfiwnter pfoiecfiles aud up
aari les Neld guns having come in
fn ria, nurn rfte terrific homh1rd
urrf watch hs' a 900 ihrou-h Tues
IaF fH- fariicrlfions recently taseI
stsr b. tlc nu'ish could fairly p.
seen io dissolve.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
RUSSIAN ADVANCE
GAINS MOMENTUM
AS TIME PASSES
aIINANS IO~I .0OO PRISONERS
~ flITi ~ Ol
KALI ~.
.RUMANIAN DRIVE PLANNED
lrcnrh Aairmcn Bring Dawn Ten
AirpL,nrs sud Wreck Hight
Inrml Wa hines Behind
own Lines.

Iur tur situation OF Friday i-
unmarried DO. fbo Associated Press
10 ,DIpa
,auu. momentum ls b. moves
a. am. fur Great Nu sian drive
Hmr Hr uuiestor 10 Gai..a con
.fuln uIls Ihr fighting BIS
prnFf. .us 900 q 10. mile front from
Iau.l Ir .Hl IuufnI. OF fhe Car.
pafhiag. auH al ALONG he line fne
iu Jam. aIr .ItauciuF
Northeast Df NlII.f 600 Thursday
Hr FI..Hu. enlarged their gains
north u tho Du.r.f'I. captured iW
porfauf height. between the river
aud GusalDai.o and occupied t~"
village. IhIs advance is iu the I'D.
rrDIuu pt Lsmberg.
River 'r"s~ing 'apiurcd.
lu Iur center and uu tn" southern
end uf tho Iu0 the Russians have
boon s..fuIIuu. H heavy battles .pr
Hr uu. .r..uu n. tho cross .ue ut
! fU, fstr l.mrul INr bH.. made
uYrfa. uH no. road 'n DuIiua and
have captured fUr ..o. ..ug. uI 'u'
ouuI1 90 rw,huskp. about o.
miles south uf Itlu.l and fuuf miles
N'.' ni H"H'I""'h'h'
%" tIfsI'h' h"N arc 'N ''' p'.
q" hnlin1 p" ml.'. -"u'h N'.' "nr
90 -ii'. 70 m'I'e n"f'h "I ''''n'.
900 mo h'Iu.' D'wn'IE .Ail"a' Uh'.
N" capture 'I 'N'.' towns pI"''hN
Nn|H make .''I'.n 'h Nl-'I" ,'''.
noon I''u'u'n. 'f"n Ih' Hl"I' -'lpa
iir' "N"N h'. '''n h'Id TOT mora
man year
MOI" PRISONER Taken.
'n 'h' capture "i hd'usf ''n'Ia'
kIuI.oi .'IIir'" '"'A u'ifl' '.''"
prisoners. mostly ''fmah' 10 al
Hilnn 1850 h'h'' gums and I'n ma
chine pun" '"II iu'" 'h'lI hhhds
A probable resumption "I h'"ll
lighting nnr'n of ih' Iflp'i marsh.
- and iu lnmani' f Indi."i'd on
ih" htinf 'nd 'ha'd rivers ana near
WnIfnn norm "I fiheh ih'i' mas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

ou,cinIs Approved Deportation.

~ Associated Pres
BDUGlAS. Ariz- july I'. ne
deportation OF l-oo / " w. from
nisbee Thursday was done with the
suoWIedgr and consent OF the county
hoard off supervisors Of Cochise coun.
~. 10 va. learned today from Official
sources.
Tho commissions issued 90 nearly
uuo special deputy sheriii's were
t,rutiuiyed by th. board before helhs
sued and given ds official sanction
10 was stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

LONDON luh o. The war of.
N.e statement TODAY Say.
$50 uidrI tho ourwh s. trrH hes
Haf uIrh scout. uf UuIu.h and
southeast 0f lpfe. We captured o.
rv prisoners
Hostile uidlug parties were 20.
n.'sHI .u.I Hea.I OF GHtrrlIr u The
ue.ghHulhuuI uf the Yprs. 0mius.
-1HaI and east 3 NIeuporf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

rETHODNAu july % British
Admiralty via Wirsic.. ur.-s ON
FRONT u' nearly 1900 mile. rum Ial.
I.. fo ihr foothills oI tua D1fu3th.
uu. tho Nr.snus have advanced
westward p.ross fnr luWui,a and
north ACROSS fHr Nuio-for capturing
several village. and important enemy
position.
Nnrih uf me Duiostrr Boo The reg
ION ul NuIff SAWS the Nlr office
'8frmrrf fhp % ssau- captured
rHum heights and drove rho
enemy m.k
southwest uf kansg thn Rms
uar. captured re.rsiuA 20 west of
HuIrrudu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

this c received telegram Erickson that ~
the mayor raso did wait the men any more
that ~ rlso would take did Rtee Quiet prevails to-
deporei section OF 90" district
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

NOTICE TO TRAVELLING MEN
when you have finished reading this
paper please throw % out tho window
~ will be greatly appreciated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

'rackmen aud other railway employe.
who we're unable 90 secure paper
before golug to work THIS morning
They enjoy reading the latest wa
1svs Thank YOU
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

Classified auyeruuns accompllshss
led by -ash
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14
ni.bcc District Quiet

o. Associated lfss@
msRFE. Ar1. July l3 Having .
di the Warren District oi loo sup.
,oTtote of the T. ". w ciuhrhs anu .
.ffirials of Bishcc aud Lowell today .
.tarted making arrangements INA,
win prr,eut any of tho men d'poIieu .
.,e.terla, or any Of their sNWpaihl1. .
.fs from returning Plans are va
lon way for maintaining heavy armed
tuards ON tle main roads leading ~
% fhr district Tor miles around. II
tas stated tonight that permanent
.,mp, would boz established Tor inc
Guards and every person entering the
district examined before being allow
'd to pass
Mi,r, ot I. ", ". Leave.
Taar. chat some OF the /. W. W.
.auped 100 Icrmanas, y VI. "ou'o
rt,mpr to return this morning on lhr
,..t bound DO paso aud southwestern
rain caused scores of men. armed
.,iih rifles fo rush Co Osborn. un me
main line. auout eight miles -oull "'
nom, Some ~ those depor'ed we're
found ON the train. however only
lns member .f the D W w attempt
sd tu return with the guards. "ls
man waiter vas recognized soon
,rsr tho rtu left HerWaua- and pui
DIFF DO tho next station Tine guard.
... .U.umu.uI.d the train returned
.Ht. morning 3nl many immediately
| vent fn Vufk .Eain pa'ru'un- me en-
! -Ir. district VITA view oft ROUNDUP
IN other .Efafufs Between ODD anu
10 automobile. filled with women
said Co have 0sau wives %. some oi
"a, men i,Hufcd left durng ih'
Ala, for Hrrmauas Money tu tetray
/ .H.ir expense. was solicited lAl'
/ morning uu HrsEcrt GuI.. H friend
I .f rho " 80
I,s,d sent to Hctmanas.
q. Ra. reported today bat ear
osd u. food aud supplies vas being
.r. fu Usr.snss from EI Iaso 90
| upqi.ut tHs TODD aud water picked
| 90 at I,e siding. east of Douglas
! hen tu. train vas on its way 20
1 yarusuas Ouccrs today declared
l.h.t they 900 not intend f1 cause the
ueu any more suffering 'han MAS nee
....r,. and stated they would see me
To- 50 W ver. supplied a.fh tha nee
..,iti,. uI uf. until tNe' atrr ahi'
0 leave H.fmuuas.
sheriff Hank a.. Wheeler Who DO
rested the round up and deportation
YESTERDAY. tafsl tonight that under
no condition lnld the men Del allow
rd to return On this district SCORES
LID deputies patrolled al roads toda,
and we're stationed AZ every depot and
railroad stop. All trains uer'
. .ear.hed aud every automobile com
{, NIX into tho district was stopped un
: 20 if. occupants could give a. .aiisiar
b Tor, account HI thamseltes.
More Agitator> Arrested.
!. Several mnIe agitators Nrre ar
b Irs.t.d duriug the day and a ..oIe o
n msu some OFF them business men
u rers visited 10y DELEGATIONS o' ,iu
ION. and advised to leave town al
. s1on possible. Among them Wef'
. several Austrian and German sub
iHtfs
Ftory mine in the district shove
Ia hif Increase IN the number 90 met
! lfefufuiur fo eofs TO-DAY MOI a sin
i. ria picket 49, - auiy az any u tm
,mlnos Mayor Jacob ETicsson. o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

ana no further serious trouble is an
ticipatod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-14

Continued From PAGE Four.
no. said tho men aere the hands ~
The sheriff and .hrIuRh him would
boz held responsible Tor their action
while ln NeW Mexico hy the people
0' fhe state
Cleary announced that good treat
menf was promised BY the .'u'"
through me county officials present
simpson was gwen q great ovation
upon biz .nfrOduri ION f0 the men
Are Promised Protection.
The sheriff promised the rril''
protection Ehiie Loo hi- county ana
assured them OF 'air treatment so
long as they conducted fhems"iF's
as hey had done thai time S.mp-
.on said he uouil remain win them
unuI order. from proper authorities
should -ay wha disposition R'1.l
be made of Thorn and usr every
means t0 proven any f'oInnc" being
done to them Nn' knowing me
pfo and CON. oi either side Hf the
dIfferoure He $50 b. would have
fo take them Boz Iarre .nr 'n. Time
being until instructions were given
for their final deposition Ii' asked
their cooperation IH keepus down
disorder
police" appointed.
The men rD pended 200 thH appeal
by appointing police Officers from
among their hrr
SIR Vaush' followed ihr heri
with a brief address to fhe men do.
rlaruR the people pi N"w H'NIrn.
NOT knowing of their present organ
cation but realizing the plight n
winch The, found 'hcmseIy' az 1000.
Time we're ready and willing FOO 1n
their part fH guarantee pr1'r'''"h
and to furnish food until W.h .mr
a. word was received fo what
.FDuId be- done with them
Order plen.es simpson.
sheriff simpson expressed himself
as much pleased fith the ai'i'ud" OF
fbs mon Uo b. remaining 900 me
ground looking sIfrr them. Keeping
live deputies with him.
Food which .ls received '' %
O'Clock tonight was raiinnrd oar ih
almost military lyle SQUADS %.
mon from each cor wcr" appointed
fo receive the issue Tor thar cor
Good order prevailed throughout u
was the first food some oft them hi"
eaten boz - hours
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-05-17
.F|NANC|ERS LEASE
PROPERTY HERE
Wealthiest and Best Citizens OF
Springfield, Mo-, Are At
tracted by Our Won.
derful Prospects

Four 40 acre tracts Of land ad.
jacent to the L. Hooker and K.
o. Thomas places were leased to
a group Of financiers from Spring
field, Mo-, last week. The bonus
and the price are not made
public. The deal was put through
by F. R. Cook Of the same place.
These tracts are known as the
c. M. Clark's 40 and J. Banning's
and M. Turner's tracts. They
were formerly leased to the Butte
Superior people. W. S. VanDyne
leased it from them and he in
turn leased it to the Springfield
group.
Thorough drilling has already
been started on these tracts. The
sinking Of shafts will follow inn
mediately after which mills will
be built. Good strikes have al
ready been made on these lands.
"Six months ago." said some
one who has been intimately as
sociating with these people, If
you had suggested to these men
the idea OF investing money in
mining around this section of
the country they might have
thought that there was some
thing wrong with your mentality.
Time has brought a change.
The good strikes have convinced
these men that they cannot af-
ford to slight this country. They
realized the great possibilities of
this field and took advantage of
of Them
The names Of the members Of
this new company follow: Harry
Cooper, a wholesale business
wan; R. R. Picketts, H. NJ. Smith,
the president of Farmers Bank;
Alex Reed, F. W. Adams, Otis
Mosier, a wealthy loan man, ].
r. Hart, c. E. Denton, George
Stubblefeld, S. C. Mummy and
T. T. Umbarger.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-05-17
Negro Slashed Seriously

Peter Brown, colored, whose
record in the local police court is
too numerous to mention, was
stabbed seriously last Friday
afternoon near the distillery on
the Missouri and Kansas state
line. The assailant escaped.
1t is stated that Brown had a
quart of whiskey in his hand.
He was standing on the line and
drinking. A big man, also colored,
was sitting in a buggy. He
wanted a drink too, but Brown
refused to give him any. A
quarrel followed. The man then
jumbed of the buggy and slashed
Browns throat, side of the face
and the chin right to the lower
lip. He then left the horse and
buggy and took to the woods.
Brown was put into the buggy
by a white fellow, who happened
to come along, and he was carried
into the home of a colored man
in Galena. DR.. C. R. Jones was
then called and he dressed the
wounds. It is believed that the
cutting was either done with a
razor or with a sharp knife.
When Brown was able to talk
he could not remember who the
man was that had cut him or
even the place where the deed
was committed. At first it was
believed that Browns end had
come, but there is a chance Of
recovery.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-05-17
PLANT
HAS NEW OWNERS
Will Be Operated by Separate
Companies and Both
Enlarged and I'm.
proved

The Baxter Electric Light &
Water Company plant has been
sold by E. X. Brown and will
pass into new hands on the first
Of the month.
The lighting plant was bought
by the Empire District Electrie
company, while the water plhut
was sold to Wilbur 3. Foshay.
As to the ability Of the former y
give Baxter q first class lighting
plant nothing need be said.
The purchaser Of the water
plant is also supplied with ample
resources with which to 90 ahead
and enlarge and improve the
water plant to meet the exigency
OF present time as well as to pro-
vide for the future. The price
paid has not been made public
but it is understood that Mr..
Brown is well satisfied with his
sale.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-05-17

Mrs. S. Edgecomb came over
from Pittsburg Saturday night to
spend Sunday with her husband,
MIR. Edgecomb, who is a carpen-
ter and builder, and was in the
employ of the S. S. Getches Con-
struction Co. at Pittsburg for
nine years, came to Baxter few
weeks ago and began the erection
OF a dwelling for a home in the
southeast part of town. The
structure, which has just been
completed, is a handsome little
stucco 5-room bungalo. Though
Mr.. Edgecomb built it for his
own use, it was no sooner fin
ished tan it was purchased by E.
F. Sweeney, who has contracted
with Mr.. Edgecomb for the erec-
ton Of another dwelling on the
adjoining lot on the west.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-05-17
IO|L NEAR BAXTER
h. CITY LIMITS
This Country Now Believed to
Be UnderIain With PetrO-
leum--Shallow Strikes
Made. Drilling for
Mill Site

Oil was discovered at q deptf
of 162 l-2 feet on the W. T.
Hartley land south Of Baxter
Springs only quarter OF a mile
from the city limits. The indi-
cations show that petroleum
must be underlying this country.
The hole was being drilled for
ore. At a depth Of l15 feet ore
was encountered. The drill kept
on in the ore until it reached
l52 1-2 feet when it struck the
oil. The oil was 50 thick that
they had to stop drilling. The
rig was then moved to q distance
Of 300 feet. There they went
into ore 100 feet below the sur
face. This Is considered rather
but the showing is good.
This land was leased from the
Miami Zinc Syndicate by F. R.
Cook of Springfield, Mo. His
associates are Mr.. Warren Of
Conway, Mo-, C. M. Mitchell Of
Mountain Grove, Mo-, and N. E.
Romack. The company is drill
ing a mill site now on this place.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-05-17
Unclaimed Letters

Remaining In the postoflce at
Baxter Springs, Kansas, for the
week ending May 16, 1917.
Frank Henderson 8,
Thus. B. Stephens
Monroe Refs
Myrtle Ragsdale
Wesley Flack
R. C. Mason
Irbun Malone
Geo. s. Mears.
Mrs. A. D. Lamb
Loren Seamans
Mrs. Austin Robinson
Ed -Grenup
Mrs. H. B. Smith
Miss Ida Shouf
Mrs. D. Slyter
Maud Clark
L. A. Moore
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