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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
COPPER CREEK
CAMP IS BUSY

The mining activity in eastern Pinal
county is rapidly assuming the aspect
Of real boom. During the past few
months the camps have been receir-
ing the attention Of mining men fror,
The east and many properties have
peen under examination. Several deal IS
nave been contaminated and more
are under consideration. At Copper
'S.eek the development of the great
Dodr OF milling ore in the Old Re-
liable mine IS being pushed, the mill
producing approximately one car cf
concentrates per week, operating only
on ore taken out in the blocking
drifts.
The operations At the Southwest
Inspiration are progressing very faV-
orably. Late reports coming in, state
that the sulphides opened in the up
per works nave been encountered on
the fifty foot level picked samples
returning $3.50 in gold and silver,
and { per cent copper. Drifts have
been started along the body Of ship.
ping ore opened last month. and the
management is preparing 20 cross
cut at the 100-foot level
The Sunset Copper Mining com
rany operating the Sunset group
reports that ore is being encountered
in the new shaft
The Sombrero Butte Copper com
pany. IS preparing to resume opera
tons and will continue the develop
ment Of the ore body below the lOG-
foot leVel.
At the Blue Bird mine, George
Young and associates are producing
a small tonnage of very high grade
copper ans silver ore The Young
group adjoining the Calumet & Ari-
iona holdings on the west is under
option to eastern parties
At MammoEth, the two mills hand
ling the tailings and ore from the Old
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
NJ ARTHUR Bros NEW
HOME WORK RUSHED

The Luhr building on South Central
avenue which viii be occupied by Nc
Arthur Brothers, is being rushed to-
ward completion in order to be ready
for occupancy about May l. Warren
Macarthur OF Macarthur Brothers, states
that the new building viii be among
the finest west of Chicago in point of
equipment for the handling of motor
cars. The automobile business above
all others requires better facilities for
doing business than any other.
1T takes lots of room for the proper
showing of an automobile and as we
are handling many different motor
units, the new salesroom will be COM
nodious, richly appointed and enable
US to show TO advantage the different
models Of Dodge Packard and Jeffrey
cars" says Mr.. Macarthur. 1t will not
only be a pleasure for U.s. but the GUS
toner as well, to be able to view a car
comfortably and the salesroom will be
so arranged as to demonstrate and ex-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

vice on the Mexican border. Their
military value has become very real.
Twenty thousand men have been
trained at the summer training camps
but these are regarded as officers ma
teral. Not less than $4,000 regulars are
now undergoing rigorous service along
the border, while probably $4,000 have
seen service there at one time or an
other during the last five years.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

Especial to The Republican,
WASHINGTON, April I'm the
event Of declaration of war between
Germany and the United States. Gen
eral Hugh l.. Scott, army chief OF staff,
would at once become an outstanding
figure in the nations affairs. Upon
him would devolvc the task of training
the army volupteers-probabl 100000
men-which would be called for by
President Wilson.
III the event of war the United States
would have approximately 100000 men
in khaki, trained or partially trained,
and all more or less ready to respond
to the nations call. This figure in
Guides the entire organized strength of
the regular army. some 1922 900 men;
the total number OF militiamen in fed
eial and state service, about 1909
men, and the United States marine
corps, comprising a force CT more than
10000 men. The latter organization is
attached to the navy, but is specially
trained and equipped to fight or land
: large part of the regular army is
garrisoned in our insular possessions
The total number of trained men in
the United States is largely matter Of
conjecture, as graduates OF military
high schools and private military Or
CARNATIONS must be included IN such
IN estimate 1t is certain, however.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
,quirements in their business. -

requirements in their business
In fact continued Ferguson. we
equip practically every Mack truck with
a special body to meet the particular
needs for which the truck is purchased
n this way We are sure of giving the
truck buyer maximum truck service be
cause before selling anyone we make Il
study of his business, the road and load
7ll. tons and in this way are able to
determine exactly just what is the most
practical and economical size truck for
him to buy.
There are a good many Mack trucks
in Arizona. Several OF them have been
in active service for over five years
and there is one that has been in act
i've service for nine years and is stil
giving satisfaction.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

plain thoroughly every point Of the
cars
Our business in merchandise and
parts alone has increased 1000 per cent
during the past year and our new
building win give US adequate facilities
for the handling Of this business, which
VIII mean better service for our GUS
toners. Our new service depart meat
viii be in better position TO do WORK
quicker and make il possible fo~ 4
much more complete Inspection system
While the exact date for the opening is
not decided on, it viii take place near
the first of May and the Phoenix pub
lie will have the opportunity 70 Inspect
what we candidly believe to be one of
the most complete buildings in the west
adapted TO the automobile business
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

Mammoth mine are operating full
blast. Development in the Mammoth
mine Is being rushed; operation
reachE3g the lower levels
The" territory south of the Nam
moth, known as the Red Hill, has
been acquired by a group OF Arizona
and eastern mining men and prepara-
tons a1c icing made TO install cfurn
drills.
AZ The Cuba mine, north Of the
Mammoth, work mas been concentrate
cd on tEc sLaft. strike Of high
grade copper being reported Friday
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
CARLOAD Of MACK
TRUCKS ARRIVES

Another carload of the famous Mack
trucks has arrived in the city for W E.
Ferguson, state distributor for Odds
mobile pleasure cars and Mack and
Saurer trucks. The trucks arriving are
of one and two ton capacity, and make
the second carload delivered here with
in the last two weeks.
It's a problem to get deliveries
enough to supply the demand for Mack
trucks said Ferguson. we delivered
one three and a half tOnner the other
day to the Copper Queen Mining Co Of
Copper Creek, Ariz The two ton tlucl.
we received this morning is sold to the
Tritolet Packing Co. We win equip
this with Z special body to meet their
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

that at least 100000 men OF military
age nave seen service with the regular
~ M. or are now in its ranks. The
NJ mber who have had militia training
is even larger. According to General
I'unston's reports, 10000 national
-'l2rdsmen have seen intensive ser
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
MYSTERY AUTO
UNDISCOVERED

The condition of Mrs Title Cooper.
who was injured in ar au'1 ~@ident On
North Central avenue Sunday night,
was said to be much worse last :l-A-.
Her body is so badly bruised and sWoii-
en- that it is impossible to ascertain the
fdll extent of her injuries.
A thorough search was instigated by
the sheriffs office yesterday, but no
track could be Obtained o. car an
sWering the description of the one said
to have struck the machine ii watch
Mrs. Cooper was riding.
Hire hIii- ~aiesnlae al The Re
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

MILITARY STRENGTH OF THE
UNITED STATES
Total military forces, federal and
state, actually available for tznd
warfare:
Regulars, about 1o2, 900
National guard, about $50 900
Marine corps, about 10000
Total 262, oco
the United States possesses:
T31 air-lanes
No cirioii,les.
No heavy siege guns.
100000 army rifles.
Several European countries kave:
1890 airplanes.
so dirigibes, or more.
16inrh field howitzers.
2o.20o, eco Tor n1ore) army rifles.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
CAPTAIN BOOKER IS
BACK FROM MINES

Capt. Booher OF Douglas returned
Saturday from an inspection trip to
the mines of the United Arizona Cop
per Mining and Smelling company,
in the Squaw Peak district, Yavapai
county. He makes very good re-
port of the property. lie brought with
him sack of ore taken from the
different levels. also from the bottom
Of the shaft. which is . double COM
partment, now down $50 feet
The shaft has been in ore all the
way. At TIE 3O0-foot level a station
was cut and u body Of ore was en-
countered assaying ~ per cent cop
per ana $40 gold and silver.
There will be = drift cut at the
400 or the 45G-foot level to cross-cut
the large porphyry dixie, where it is
expected to encounter another body
of high grade ore. Capt Boohcr says
he expects to see the stock selling
at $3.50 TO $3.00 by May /. The Of
ficers of the company are. c. Fl. Dun
lap. president; c. w Stott, secretary:
r. c. Baker. treasurer.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03

Hive i,f;i- -aiesnlab al The Re
office
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1917-04-03
Watchful WAKING

Watchful Waking
Patient-"What would you recon-
mend for somnambulism?
Doctor-"Well, as a last resort. you
might try insomnia. indianapolis
Star.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. Feb. Rumors that tho
British government would place q temporary
emharso on imports OF all kinds except
ammunition and foodstuffs served 10 uuscttl,
sentiment IN the cotton market today. After
selling at l62Oc early. May contracts broke
20 i5.SIc or 80 points net lower aud closed
at I D qoc with the general list closing steady
AT not decline OF l9 10 26 points.
The market opened at q decline Of 10 10 81
points m response TO lower cables and re.
neVal Of Yesterday scattered selling Houses
with Liverpool connections were good buyers.
however while ,pot torses We're buyers of
March against sales OF later deliveries. sur
costing that delays in shipments from the
south were increasing the value ~ the local
stocks March contracts sold up from - Soc
TO l6 0sc and October from 1850 to lj.rur.
Demand became less active after the close
abroad, however and rric,r hero turned
criitr. Thors Wer" rumIrs that Great Britain
had prohibited speculative transactions iu
cotton future, except Tor ihe evening up OF
old trades These rumors we're culorcd 20
some cNtcnt hy private cables reporting that
the Liverpool market had been Influenced boy
further restrictions on trading. Offerings
were rot particularly l,aNy but there was
veiy littlo support around the ring and The
market broke To- 1880 for March aud - i1c
for October or about 2S 90 81 points net
lower duria. ,he late trading
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
MOVES AND MOVIES CLASH
Husband. Plaintiff. and Wife Recon
Cilcd by Magistrate.

NEW DIRK. Feb l5.-For the first
time in many months a husband ap-
poared as the plaintiff before Magis-
trate Cornell in the domestic relations
court yesterday. He was Andrew
Dewell. u years old. OF sos Tenth
avenue.
MY wife Is always At the movies
and never comes home in time 10 got
my meals" he said she doesn't
even take time 10 darn my socks /
Just want YOU t. say few words Of
;dvice To- her your honor"
"Wo never stay in one place long
enough for me to get settled enough
to cook retcrtcd Mrs. Emma
Fewell, who is IS I'VE have been
married year and a half and in that
time my husband has moved 13 times
Hen come home and say that ne has
found a better room. and M We get %
Magistrate Cornell succeeded in rec
orciltng them. Dewcll promised TO
STAY where he was. and Mrs DcWcll
agreed TO get better acquainted with
the gas range.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
A TEST OF MINE DESTROYER
Kansas Citian Has Leased an Island
In Gulf of Mexico.

CHICAGO Feb II For the purpose
Of testing new mine destroyer. IN
vented by l.. j. Hustled. Gl09 -. John
avenue. the Hustled Automatic steer
ing Device company has leased an
island in the Gulf of Mexico off the
coast near Aransas Pass Texas, for "a
period of two months with the priv
legc OF renewal.
Mr.. Hustled has been working sew
oral years on his invention, which, II
Is claimed. will rcvolutionizc the man
ncr of protecting harbors and canals.
Recently a company was organized
with offices in the Shukert building
10 take over the invention and obtain
capital for it's manufacture. The de
stroyor has been examined 10y several
naval experts who pronounced II one
Of the best machines of it's kind in
vented Mr.. Hustled expects 10 90 TO
Arkansas Pass next week to commence
his tests
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
A WOMAN ASKS CITIZENSHIP
Subject of Kaiser Takes Out Dcclara-
ton TO Become American Woman.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 15.-Ga.
brielle Guldncr. German woman re
siding at 1905 Park Place, has made
application for first papers as an
American citizen in the office Of Miss
Clara Lorang, deputy clerk of the
United States court. Women OF for
cign birth seldom apply for naturali-
zation paper, as usually they auto
matically become citizens. either thru
marriage with an American citizen.
or the granting Of papers to their
husbands, In the latter case the wife
and all children under legal age be-
come Americans.
Mrs. Rafael Navas, former wife Of
Wichita musician. will receive her
second papers while the March term
OF Judge Pollcck's court Is In session.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
WIFE MAY ADMIT DESERTER
Sentenced for Receiving Husband
Who Had Fled Army. Wins AppcaI.

PARIS. Feb. 15.-llas "a wife the
rlEht 10 receive her soldier husband
when She knows he is dosertcr2
For thus doing So Nine. MARCEL
Nciykon was condemned 10y an in
lorior court to three months imprls.
onmCnt
The WIFE, however, appealed from
this decision and tho higher court has
rendered decision I'm her favor, dc.
spite the plopdings Of General -Attor-
ucy Slhcn, who coutonded that when
a deserving husband comes home the
wife should leave the houso.
The high court held that thore was
no law prohibiting tho wife from re-
ccivlng her husband and that. IN any
case. there was nothing 10 show that
she had favored his iosorti0n.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
CHIEF N0-SHIRT IS DEAD
Late Head of Walla WallaS said Ia
Have Resisted All Progress.

PENDLEToN, Ore. Feb u. -
chief No-Shirt. chief OF the Walla
Walla Indian tribe, died az his home
on the Umatilla reservation about
midnight last night. The chief will
he buried at the tribal grounds near
Cayusc. No-Shirt believed to the end
that his Illness was caused by the
spell cast over him by Sho-Law- He
Tammv, an Indian doctor.
Chief No-Shlrt, who is known TO
the Indians as Sis-Ma- Ec-Na, was 6S
years old, and had been chief of his
tribe for more than quarter of a
century. lie was elected by council
death
The late chief was the leader Of the
element Of Indians who have resisted
all progress of the white man. II Is
said that he fought everything that
pertaincd to the white man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
Cast Up by the Sea.

Look, father, what is this strange
animal | found on the beach just
now"
THAT, my son, is a congressman"
And what Is that?"
"One of the primitive forms of ami
NAL life found drifting in rivers and
harbors and subsisting upon floating
pork"
and look father 1t has an outer
she'll What is that for?"
THAT Is a crustaceous formation
whereby the congressman protects
himself against any new ideas which
may attack him"
And does It succeed in doing this,
father?'
Wonderfully so. my son. You SEQ
those projecting fins; they are used
by the congressman to propel him
self backward"
rs that the way he moves?"
Always This specimen you have
belongs to the pre-glaclal period. II
is so to tpeak. one of our latest and
most up,sn-date specimens. Life.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
THOSE BUSY LEGISLATORS
one Proposed Bill to Prevent Geese
Running at Large

SPOKANE. Wash. Fct Is Those
bills We're introduced during "a recent
week iu the legislative assemblies of
various states:
l'y Blackburn Of Tennessee An act
TO prevent geese from running "a,
large.
by Jensen Of Moutana-Au net 90
establish municipal bands in cities of
more than fifty thousand population.
BY Day Of kausas-An act to pro-
hihit the driving Of Ford cars at more
than % miles an hour.
Iiy Phillips Of Califoruia-An act Ia
Keep divorce proceedings out of the
papers.
Nv piepor of Niscousn-A rcs0u-
ton to congratulate women ON havinr
aided economy 10y making skirts
shnrtnI.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
WALNUT TREE 152 YEARS OLD
W. j. Norris of ShclbyNillc, Mo. Finds
PatriarCh in NGruVc.

SHELBNNlLLE. Mo. Feb. l5-W.
J. Norris. dealer in walnut lumber
from northeast Missouri, is complct-
mg remarkable harvest near shelby
vile. The timber is being taken from
a lG0-acrc tract of land belonging to
g w. Hope and Will make approNi-
ma'oly nety thousand feet of lumber
1t is unusual to find so many trees Of
such superior quality on so small an
acreage.
A. determined by the number of
annual rings. tho average age Of the
trees was forty years. one large tree
showed 152 annual rings. measured
~ feet TO the first limb ana cut out
two lG-foot logs thirty inches in diam
ctcr Tho two large LOGS ana the bases
are tp bc used making voncering,
while the other logs will be used for
airplauc lumber.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
Mrs. Halcyon Gamble of Tulsa
Tells How Orgatone Has
Helped Her.
RECOMMENDS IT TO OTHERS
ut Helped Me SO Much, It's
No More Than My Simple
Duty of Tell Others

"If ! had only known about this
Orgatole seven or eight Years aro
there's simply no telling how much
suffering it would have saved" said
Mrs. lIalcyon Gamble. a wer-known
and highly respected woman of Tulsa.
who has filled the important position
of teacher in high schools in this sec
tion of oklahoma for several years
and who enjoys an cnviable reputa-
<ion i'm her profession.
In my own case she continued.
this medicine has been so highly sat
isfactory that ! believe it's no more
than my simple duty to let other peo-
pie know about 1t. / suffered for "A
number of years with nervousness and
stomach trouble and the way one
bottle Of Orgatone has relieved me
and made me feel stronger and bet
ter is surprising.
These troubles reduced me to a
generally rundown condition and in
tcrfered with my work, of course,
for teachers duties are trying on
, the strength and nerves under the
most favorable conditions.
after eating ! would have a dis
agreeable, full sensation and my
stomach would fill with gas and bring
en- o bloated and miserable condition
that | Couldn't get rid Cf for hours
| would be so nervous / could hardly
sleep at all and what l ate disagreed
with me and failed to give me the
necessary strength and nourishment
"Ay appetite became very poor and
/ got SO | didn't want anything at all
10 eat and | didn't relish what | did
force myselfNto eat.
Il have taken one bottle of Orga-
tone and am now ON my second and
| am more than pleased with re-
suits. ! sleep wen now and am not
bothered with my stomach at all like
| was. My appetite has picked up
remarkably and | eat heartily and
enjoy 1t as | haven't done in very
long time. My general condition Is
much better every way.
81 dislike publicity but don't mind
recommending this god medicine, for
| certainly am highly pleased with
the results ] have obtained from it,"
In regard TO this important state
ment, MIR Harry T. Kessingor, the
well-known philanthropist, and dis
tributor of Orgatone, said:
while it is very unusual for high
school teachers, nurses and practicing
physicians to give their endorsements
to a proprietary medicine, many of
them have felt 4 their duty TO do 50
in favor of Orgatone. When a medi-
cine accomplishes the remarkable re-
suits Orgatoue has done and is do
ing all over the country nothing else
is to be expected
Orgatone is being and is sold in
Tulsa exclusively by Roy II. Getman's $
ReXall store ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
STU uATInNs MNNrEn

MIIlII Nt.Ift 0
III, m..,,i,, n, a., .'" "Hu,' 1.
rr eori,rar, ten ',,,r,, .,r,r,.,I. ''c" ,,,
furnish rc.iablo t.farcrrc tJi,,.. a..
Wr.t Sr,,ud street tb.r. mo-. .f,., ,
o. m
Wi,TEp- tl,r,,aI ar t.,.ll...,..... ...i
.tanor-arbir to.iti,G ,oIr, ,,,
varied r,pariorcr. fu'l, r,I.aIIr BUJ .,nr,.
tent: high school education. clean lHIit.
Phone 4ugI.I. or addr,.. buN 1870 rar,
World
WANTED Position bon general m,r,bnndi,.
store: II wears oKpcri,ur,. can do ihc
buying and keep books. 3s years ODD. mar.
ricd. bees, OF references address boa -J.
Locust Grove. OKLA.
WANTED. A Whitt nr ruIUtrd Girl OBJ. woman
tu do general housoworb mI Us.i.. boo care
u two children; must be neat, c.oau and
,upa'.r. Apply after o. m. o. ti- West
',' ,"',niu sir,e'.
NN I' lotl,'h uy competent book
A',I'i. WIN lour y'"rt "p.n'n.'t can
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

MuRKlLI.S Universal NrWsccl for pre-
rmuur. oi srr,ir, Thr public is being
brought out uf Ihe mnuiilr industrial world
by the ingenious u.t.Wonrrr. who kcrr.
newspapers Of hs universal ucwhc'll Which
give, the public o strong infusion of trts'
news manuscript Hud gives them the tW'
co.muss .uavi'y u tbc majestic clrf
MASQ EkApI costumes Tor r,nt. Any
thing you want Evening gowns. Phone
9f1i.I
ARCHITECT employed seeks work evenings
o. years. experience. best references Al
dress h.t HaI1. care World.
nIGiitSr CASH PRICE paid Tor men b
second hand suits coats and trousers. also
buy Shoe. aud hats Phone Ji67
$40 PAID for second hand clothing Phone
rrtd
tlRsTCLAsS painting aud paper hanging
tGtG1
Tl TORlNG given u mathematics aud sr,
,ucc Tutor - q BoA 1886
HART Schaf'ucr and Marx quits st dds
count 2ll East Third
GKtNlrIW WARE GOO, third or New York
store 2lI East Imrd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16

NEW ORLEANS. lob. l5-Ile cotton
market wa. a prey to uufayorahc rumors TO-
day. most OF which appeared to have only
slight foundation in fact Brokers generally
considered that the gossip Of the day had an
effect all ont OF proportion TO It's value. Thus
I'm the early trading there was a rumor that
Germany haI declared war on this county ;
later on reports were circulated that England
had prohibited trading IN cotton futures. At
the lowest of the session prices were 25 70
87 points under yesterday close Last prices
were Ht q net loss ui 10 20 IS paints.
The lowest ievcD were reached in the early
afternoon and toward the close the market
recovered few points winding up for the
DAY with steady tone.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-16
FEMALE HELP WANTED

WANTED \ polor,d rir for general house
work. must bc good cook. Apply 40
South Cheyenne.
WANlED-A number OF young ladies' Tor
Telephone operators no cSpcficuce necrs-
ssr, Apny room 800, Pioneer Blig
MANIED--A lajy To- cook for sis men, close
O. town Write To Mike Rut.Dhctt. no
Fast ir,t street
WANTED White nurse ruI AZ once.
Phone it21
WANTED Co'orcd maid for general house.
work uu washing Phone 2Gl.
WANTED Two girls at once. neat appear.
anrc. ~ East Third