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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-02
HOLT WILL SPEAK
HERE ON APRIL Is

Hamilton Holt, editor of the Inde-
pendent. will address faculty and stu
dents of the State University of Mon
tana on the morning of April %. Mr..
Holt last week accepted tentatively an
invitation to speak at the university
He has announced now that his trip to
the west is a certainty and had agreed
to visit the campus. Mr.. Holt will dis
cuss the subject of world peace.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-02
FRENCH SHOW WRATH.

Paris, April 1.-The senate yester-
day showed its wrath at the devasta-
tions in northern France by voting a
resolution denouncing to the civilized
world. the act of the Germans, de-
manding that the authors be punished
and ,g4bYinK 10 Sdntin.e the ,war .un-
til deH& hSrktlsm ana militarism
are definitely crushed,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-02
CEMETERY BOARD
MEETS ON TUESDAY

Victor March 31.-(Special.)- 1.-The
semi annual meeting of the Victor
Cemetery association win be held
Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o at the Ma
sonic hall. All members and any 9TH
erS interested are requested to be
present, as there Is TO be important
business transacted
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-02
FIRST OF SPRING.

Darby, March t31-(Special) To-day
was balmy, one of the first to stray
into the upper valley to delude Darby
into the belief, often upset, that spring
Is here at last.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
IMPRESSIVE SHOWING IN WESTERN MINE
REPORTS

according to the Boston Commercial preliminary
reports received from the mineral producing states of the
Rocky Mountain district-Arizona. Idaho Montana,
Nevada and Ctah-makc most impressive showing
These states alone dsbursed than 100000 600
dividends during the year Just ended. OF this
arizona contributed lao less than S$4,OO0000. Produc-
ton records Were shattered in every state and every
metal
AS ii years past copper stands forth the de-
sired OF precious metals. he gross value of the
years output closely approNimatcd the value OF iron
produced during the year, the value of the metals
being considerably more than 81 ,o00000,0Oo
Copper now Is strong contender OF iron for first
pdcc among the metals produced in this country The
year output OF red metal for the United States was
nearly 2.O000000o0 pounds. about double that OF ten
and It's value twice that of the copper pro-
duced lu 1919
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
Co.'s

This picture shows the
waste dump at the tunnel
mouth of our Columbia mine
situated at Dripping Springs,
Ray Globe Mining District.
SO close are we 20 the IA
nous Ray Consolidated Mine
that we hear their whistle
blow.
This tunnel will cut eight
known highly mineralized
copper lodges (exposed on
the surface by twelve shallow
shafts and open cuts) at
depth Of $50 TO go feet, at
so feet in tunnel encountered
native copper from so TO $50
feet punches of sulphide ore
was encountered continuous
ly. The first big ore body is
expected on the lime diabase
contact at 400 feet in which
should be reached by June
18th.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21

Seven hundred feet east Is
Tunnel No. }. which, on May
10Th at IS feet from its
mouth, struck the four foot
vein with one foot OF good
shipping ore at depth of
only 40 feet from its outcrop-
ping a Wine is now being
sunk ON the veip and II is
expected that the whole four
feet viii be- shipping ore at
not over sixty feet in depth
This vein IS opened up by
open cuts for distance of
over 1000 feet is a true o.,
sure and D, expected fo De
come one Of the blk produc-
ers of t'i, district oi big pro-
dugrr,. being surrounded hy
mines that paid ovcr St5 H00.-
u1l dr acud last wear
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
FROM THE MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS"

January 9Th, l9i;.
The demand Tor moybdenc has produced something
like boom i'm the stalking OF molybdcnitc claims III
the Quyou, Quebec district where there extensive
showings o that mineral. One mine, owned by tho
Canadian Woods Molybdcniie 90 Is m operation. pro
duclng lo0 Of per day The realizes $4,000
per After being separated from the rock, al Ron
rev Ottawa, 1t sent To- Kingston 10 be refined, and
the finished article turned the Government Tor
shipment England
Moybdcntc q, 4 sulphidc OF olybdenum and the
concentrates oi molybdcnitc NJ @ $ - about 500
moybdeuum
On April 3rd 1917; Cruciblc steel Co.. o Pittsburgh
wrote MS 'W e are buyers OF moy bdcnum " quote
$l,5 to s. 90 per pound for NJ O 5 2 running 900
rhis is equal TO $50 per pound for pure moybdenum
They do the refining
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
MOLYBDENUM
Is 4 nere Demand for Molybdenum? Ask Any
All the Steel Companies

Molybdenum is an element OF metal which. when
alloyed with steel imparts many very desirable char
aceriscs 1t used in the manufacture OF special tool
stccls and OF armor plate
As found extensively there wilt be am even
greater demand regardless OF It's which $500 per pound
a certain very large wcl-kuown steel Company IN tie
loses opportunity to investigate every imo
the Moybdcnm The market Is ready MAIDS
all that IS lacking j, the supply
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
DRIPPING SPRINGS COPPER COMPANY, of a
Opportunity

A Mine Los President
spadng iurbsrunan Detroit President
A anpheU Los Angel
a MscL
a a
c n GoWluan. Mine Operator Los Angeles Director
] Supertn icnt
With om' 4 s 60. 8rdN
Of land Inspiration
b S. r
II oil with
and Globe vs.
To- 81 1rd
Mne,, hshb recommended by " Nr.Hr President oi tto
DEPosLToRtEs Fitst ard Old Demon National psuo
Valley Bank and Winkicmsn
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
FROM REPORT OF MAY 10th
PEARL MINE

We have fifty and seveuty-hve mined and
ready for shipment which will assay fifteen
copper thirty fifty silver 100 lead and four eight
dollars gold per We have three pairs Of working
exclusively taking this Of Large samples of
hundred be secured which will give results az
times good those given above In places solid
copper glance taken which will assay sixty
per copper corresponding gold and silver values
w. 1BANDHAUER. Supt
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
COPPER
What This Metal Means to the World. 1t Is Today
King of All Metals.

Copper S OF the important and necessary
of the world Copper the very foundation the
tric industries Ii electricity the bottom Of civilization
then copper apt bc termed the key OF civilization Cop
essential TO civilization, comparable with coal and
with iron and cement
There every indication that copper metal after the will
command higher than al the That the demand
the metal viii DC higher the Wacn
work bcgius-i> a forcgOne conclusion.
Copper for twenty years past have steadily been
growing popular They shown astonishing
prohtsmoe than the fabulous gold mines OF the past
The Detroit times., 1917-05-21
AN INVESTMENT


So 90 B%, ON MAY 23
n% %% %a%
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interor-C s Land Office al Little Rock, Arkau. sas. April l1 19l7
 Notice 8 hereby given that Wander w. Blocker of Ceadr Gladcs, Arsan- sas who. on April ! and May 2, i9i@, made home.tead entries, No. o60j2, o95S4 for $. !. $. F sE T. sE. t, \. T. SE li sE ll SEE and NE. A SE. T. sE. 4, Sec g. r. 1 \, R T w.. lllte Rock district and x. F. N. F NE II INV. h, Sec. 1. T. 1 s R. 2l w.. m the Camden district. Fifth Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of intention 70 make threeyear proof to estabi il clam too the land above de- scri6ed. before United States Commis- -iner, at Hot Springs. Arkansas, on the lst day oI June l9j1
 Claimant names as Nit0e es. lame C. Riley. Of Cedar Glades Ar. kansas. James W Halsell Of Cedar Glade-. Arkansas. John w. B Blocker. or Cedar Glades Arkansas. Hou-ton Richardson os Cedar Giades, Ar- kausa., JNO. " ALLEN,
 Reg.- or.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
HELEN HOLMES STAR
 ROYAL THEATRE TODAY
NOTED STAR WILL APPEAR IN GREATEST RAILROAD FEA-
 TURF EVER PRODUCED.

The Royal theater is glad to an. uounce 10 the Hot Springs public that today this tbeater will show a feature which is a class bv itself. In this feature ycu will witness ad- ventures by the popular star. Miss Helen Holmes. which will make you P Tonder hrW ii is possible for woman to do the feats which she acccm. plshes
 The entire feature is filled with thrilling scenes. The story of the railroad raiders f Of the very certain and successful type of railroad ad- ventures Railroad warehouses are seen demolished. Box cars are tossed int heaps of blazing wreckage, auto mobiles are smashed with daring l.n- zines collide Fights. in which hun dreds f men are seen trying to mas Yer the ether for the possession of the entire railroad yards You will won. der how a film-production company can undertake t3 spend such enormous amounts of money in one single fea .tute You will see Helen Holmes do stunts which will make you sit and wonder how cn earth any woman could think of attempting the real things wh ch she actually does. In the fea- ture. "The Railroad Raiders" there is more actual action and adventures than the entire pr1grams in the city today. If you miss this great feature you will miss seeing the biggest pro duction in many mcnths
 1n connection with The Railroad Raiders" is a funny two-part comedy and a single-reel will be shown This is the program of features in ,he city today.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
SCHOOL ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that an ciee' ton vl he held in the city Q. Hot Springs. Ho. Spring township. Gar. land Couu Arkansas. at the usual voting places ID each ward Of said city and Hot Springs township on Satur day. May letb 1alI for purpose Of elcotug two directors for a tli erm Ito succeed Directors Claude E. Marsh land H. A Jones. whose terms win eN .pjra ou that date Sad directors Jo bp elected 70 serve the Special School District of Hot springs The question To voting chooi tax and The rate of .said tax VIII also bc submitted al said election By order of the Board oi Director Q. the Special School Dis tr.ct ol Hot Springs
 Tl. tIo 2s'h day Of Apr0 l9l7
 HANP WILLIAMS. President. C. F. MARSH.
 Secretary
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

he turns Co her y uneer and Wealthie- sister Helen shirley wants to warn her sister but l. stopped by Halsted. who says he can prove tha she had poisoned her husband
 Halsted is later led to c.ntess that he had brought about this death him. self thp ugh hypnotic power In an attempt to escape he Is killed Shir y remain happy in the knowledge Of ha1 ne saved her sister from un- merred punishment
 There wu be rhe two big amateur vaudeville smashes at night. cracker jack vaudeville biu. featuring the cream ef the amateur talent of the lciy Among these stars are Eddie IAuen Irish Mary. Jessamine Stevens Paul Kruger. Bob Houghton. Joe Walsh and couple ef other ho We are holding back to keep he odds Iup
 This Is am unusually attractive Sa. lurday blL with the 0 ply feature drama in inc city today and the prices are. Afternoon. and 15c Night lo and .l5c NV ?
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
CUT THIS oUT-tT IS WORTH
 MONEY.

DON'T MISS THls. CHt ut this slip. enclose with 5c and mail it 10 Foley
 Co, 2s35 Sheffield Ave. Chicago, lll, writing your name and address clearly YoU will receive m return a trial package containing Foley Honey and Tar Compound for coughs. colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills for pain in side and back rheumatism.
 backache. kidney and bladder ml
 ment- and Foley Cathartc Tablets a wholesome and thoroushly cleansing cathart.c for constipation bihousuc5s headache and sluggish bowels 4 C. Jennings druggist
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
ARRIVALS AT COMO HOTEL

w. M Whyte. Little Rock L. l. Jage Chi.a-o " O. Honen Little Rock z A. GarmIey St Loai~ C. x Cunning St Louis James q Reno Pine Bt 1 F.. D. Bennett Nem ais
 N Bun.In Washington D. C; o N Weus L.Ue Rock ". s. Tboma
 end wife, LfNa Roae, A. N Pate IH-.or Tau F. B Pal. Ggn
 loro T"n A H.Ieor New Works C G Harvey. IaIa E P Thomas Nemph r P Marks and wife F Dorado J. L. Homar Little Rock; H Iaa N.w orleans, c IT, Joss'yn G0ud Ark Tho- F. To.or Sue dan
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
FEW WORDS ABOUT CANNING

Notwithstanding the fact that thou. sands of home canpers are in use the impression seems 10 prevail that ,o do this work in commercial. way re- quires special building and corps If h.gh-prced help.
 Neither is it nece- sary to have a large acreage Of the same varieties oE fruits and vegetables l., make can ming factory profitable
 The farmer with home cauner preserves his fruits. tomatoes. beans. sweet potatoes etc, in v ma lever oun tt.es he happens To h. ~ While t
 e no doubt preferable To have al-. lquauitios 10 justify a large uFesG mcnt, the product is no better than that put up under farm coudid ms There are plenty of empty Dutd- ings in Hot Sprines thai " gld be suit able r.r the business Ina. could be procured for d nominal rent 4 tank 3N6 feet heated by gas and brick -c. costing possibly S1o would do the work until another or larger cauuer became necessary A tank oi this size with four persons eold can at east 1000 cans of tomat es and other
 things in prop p-rjou
 1 asked a grocer The other day u he would buy some canned tomatoes of me if ] pat some up He said he | had bought hs tomat ee asked
 hen they would he delivered and he l said November No matoe- are
 selling no wat Sls5. per dozen and | Nf at S225 Our crop wll ue in July There Will be quauttes Of these goods consumed between the time we
 an can our crop and .he time thg Baltimore goods get in. The price Of tomatoes au ordinary years iT aO ut | soc per dozen for the No. cans The cans may cost cent p.ece more
 than ncrmal but hat would leave S123 per dozen aJoye normal prices The people Of Foreman. Ark same years ago uut canning factory !,
 was a perfectly E od factory equipped with everything to do business. uu stood for years without putting up a can While they had the plant and d certain amount stun 10 can tAcy ! had not made arrau-emeut. to finance the deal and as heir bankers were lust accustomed to hat kind of paper the business failed before it started The financial conditions in Hot Springs day are different to what
 
 years ago There is pleny of money for legitimate business \ ear of cans
 i r,h what they cost I farmer had fruit or vegetable. suitable 70 can he had better take due bin from the canning company for their value than C. lose them The minute the cans are filled they can be sold at the
 market and the acceptances handled The only actual cash needed for he f rst turnover " uld be the labor While ! was on the farm [ pm up
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
TROUBLE ENTIRELY DISAPPEARED.

Fathers and mothers worry over q child With a chronic cJugh. Kuud Lee, W1uuasha. Miun. writes "FoI sevcra years my daughter had a bad chronic cough. Every time she ueht a little cold, t aggravated 0he trouble We tried many medicines. but not n tl we tried Toley's Honey and Taf did anything produce any ggelt relief In a few days the trouble entirely dis appeared aud has never returned Foley Honey and Tar for coughs colds croup, Hhoopins cough A C Jennings
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
WARNING ORDER

la the Caancery Court O Garland County Arae T. J. ONcI plaintiff y-. William B Turner and Emma e.. Turner
 The defendants William D. Turner and Emma C Turner are warned 10 appear in this Court within thirty days and answer the complaint of ol the Plaintiff T. J. ONeil
 Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court ths 2 day af April l9lI
 FRANK ROW1ES.
 Clerk
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
WARNING ORDER.

In the Cnancerr Court ot Garland County, Arkansas, Henry C Morton, owner of debt, and James Al Beau champ trustee, plaintiffs, v@ A. C. Hathcoek. defendant.
 The defendant A. q Ha,ncock, Is warned to appear in this CoIrt within thirty days and answer the coompla.uJ Of the plaintiffs Henry C Morton owner of debt and James Beauchamp as trustee
 Witness my hand aud the seal O. aId Court this 31th day ool April 1St7. F W. ROWLES.
 (SeaO Clerk.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
GLADYS BBOCKWFLL
 AND AMATEURS TONIGHT
PRINCESS OFFERS A MIGHTY BIC BILL FOR ITS WEEKEND
 PROGRAM TODAY

Gladys Rockwell the famous emo tional actress Of the William FIX pie. lures, has role full of the greatee. possibilities in Her Temptation. her latest feature which appear at tho Princess theater today With the usual skill she displays in her artistry Miss Br-ckwell succeeds in geuiu- every corner of the character she pll5s and in vividly b wing its mans sides to the public
 Gerald Halsted CBerram GrassJyI has been endeayoring to marry Shr ley Moreland Miss Brockwell. but when he learns that she has no money
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
Appear in Paramount's "The Girl at Home" a Play of Colleue Life
WARNING ORDER.

In the Chancery court of Garland County. Ark
 Dora Cannon. plaintiff ys. J. D Hagler of al defendants The defendants, J. D Haeicr, or her heirs. II. A. uoHheld or her hehs and the unknown heirs of Ida Boggs deceased, are warned 10 appear in th.s court within thirty days and answer the complaint of tho plaintiff, Dora Cannon
 Witness my hand and the cal of said court this 3lst day of March, 1917.
 F. " ROW14ES, Clerk. Gibson Witt attorney ad Item
 4-l17
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
NOTICE 10 rAE puRlc.

Evidently many of our citizens nav. overlooked the fact that they ow th city some tax which they should pay for Vehicle. Dog or some Special Tax for operating a business subject 10 a special taN
 We dc not wish to work hardship on any one but these taxes or licenses must be paid 10 the city clerk or col .eetlr at the City hall on or before May 10th, and failure 10 do so ail suojoct he de inuoen 10 g. penalty through he Municipal court
 CUAS H WEAVER.
 City Manager
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
RECTOR AND SAWYER.

The narnership between F. W Rec tor and myself having been dissoly. ed by Ire death Of Mir Rector. l 6 au cont.uue the practice Of law under the firm name of Rector and Sawyer, heretofore used, this continued use of his name having been generous y suggested and permitted by bis fam lily. L. F. SAWYER.
 Hot Springs, Ark. Feb g. I9l7 2-2~f
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES
 AT CENTRAL TO-DAY
A Larger and Better Program at Cen tral With Saturdays Big
 Favorites in the Lead.

"Two-Dollar owes" the Selig two part drama, which heads the New CenraTs bill today, is an interesting and picturesque complication. quite appropriately named and produced with the highest skill but it has an added charm aside from it's intrinsic merits in the return of Miss Byrdine Zuber
 A yung girl from the country "sets her first taste of blood" when she goes to the city and spends two dollars fer pair of gloves Soon she has
 quaudered all of her money and Is in desperate straits How she ex. tricates hersef and returns to her home among the hills wth the one and only man she lives forms one of the Selig master two-reel stories that have made that company famous
 E-sanay offers Ernest Maupm and Miss Hazel Daly the 7uppor. of Bryant Washburn in "Skinner's Dress Slut" in "Be My Best Man. a thrilling story of unusual interest
 The big Christie comedy, Cupid Uppercut," and Sclig- Mir Bnso the Bachelor vii produce all kinds of laughs, for they are guaranteed to be the brightest funniest of our Saur- day comedies
 Vivian Martin and Jack Pickford Wjll
 Appear in Paramount's "The Girl
 at Home" a Play of College Life.
 There is in this picture q powerful lesson for every youth who ooutem- plates leaving his home for boarding school or college it shows how casy it is f-r the unwary to fal into tempta- tjon
 This is rne first time that popular Vivian Martin and talented Jack Pick ford have appeared together on the screen Both are stars in their own rtght-the combination is uusurpass- able. At the New Central Monday
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Pasteurlzeo muk sHG cream .a ster flzec bottles delivered In tlme for breskfast. The Pasteurized MIX Co Phone IS. S1t
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12
NOTICE

Dr Winfrcd s Moss has taken over the dental practice of Dr R. T Cook end will continue. fourth floor Thomr- son building. 4-lo-lm
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

For KODAKS ana KODAK FINISH. ING go to Sorrells Drug Go ti
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream. All cream ice cream. The Pastuerized MIX Co. Phone 5. 5-S-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

thousands ot cans in a wash tub and know that ft is not es-enua. to have high-priced equipment do the work.
 E w. DOWD
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

You are cordial. invited Co attend .3e Nctroa re.aals gwen at D |. Riraard- must. store every Tuesday a.d Tuur-d3y afternoon from 3.3o 10 3.ao. 4Sf
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Dr. J. F. Merritt. calls answered day or night. Orfice phone itI ro., deuee 42G. No. 370 1-4 fsutra aHc0ae
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Use L.sects Golden rIp Tea for making iced lea Taas tea pro- cured only from the early tlowery pckngs which U tH. country Is found n uut fcw of tbe most exclusive torts and hen a pr .as raryine rom S-.u0 10 2.HH.a uouad Price S1uo pound for sale R G Mor r- prug Go Phone g4- 5lpti
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

Logan Berry Ice Cream. The Pas toHrlzed Milk Co 41tr
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

PURITY ICE AND ICE CREAM C6. PRODUCERS or GOOD GOODS ONLY 4-t5-2229
The Sentinel=record., 1917-05-12

For reliable roof worK can Geo J Turk phone 339. lo ti
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-01
is IT ANOTHER VERDUN?

The dispatches from the French western front yes
terday announced the British and Germans clnched
in deadlock The dispatch perhaps nearer the eX-
act truth than was intended for it only conveyed the idea
the deadlock was temporary affair OF course this may
be true but taking the reports for the last two or three
weeks as whole it would that the allies have really
got to deadlock The situation to be very similar
to that at Verdun, which was stalemate Two weeks
ago the allies were reported within two miles of the sub
urbs of ST. Quentin week ago was stated Hag could
take Lens with hard blow Both these places are still
the hands of the Germans and from appearances are
likely to remain So Of any opinion this side of
the Atlantic has many things to contend with that it
can easily be incorrect For thing that opinion must
necessarily be formed statements sent from preudiced
sources and less colored that account 1t is
only by reading between the lines that anything like the
truth be arrived at True, the British and French
have taken considerable territory, but they have not
broken the Hndenburg line and it remains to be seen if
hey do An unpreudiced view does not give an
optimistic outlook for the allies far capturing Lens
and st. Quentin is concerned
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-01
CHAPTER XXYTT

CHAPTER XXXII.
After luncheon, each dish of which
Mrs. Randall praised, she insisted upon
said: ' "ND 'i'o
Now Susan you must 90 and lie
down for-an hour"
why | never lie down in the dav-
tlme, " / replied, "And | have good
deal Of sewing to do.''
GIVE me the sewing, am onite
clever with my needle, and YOU lie
down." she repeated in tone which
knew meant she intended to have
her way,
Meekly I gave her the tiny gar
ment l. was making, and went into NV
room and closed the door. But there
an meekness left me. | was simply
furious! What right had she to come
INTO MY home and order me around.
and to call me "SUSAN?" But as
there was nothing else to do | threw
myself upon the bed and knew nothing
more until I heard her say:
" You better get up, now Susan. IF
you sleep too long you will not rest
well tonight.
L jumped up astonished to find
that [ had slept soundly nearly two
hours | sat with Mrs. Randall II
wondered if II ever in the world would
be able to call her 'moterO y sewing
until it was time to get dinner
When Tom came in he came direct
ly in the kitchen.
"Well how have you two hit it offq''
ne asked man fashion after he had
kissed me-.