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Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-14
WAGE RAISE CAME ABOUT THROUGH UNITED EFFORTS
 OF EMPLOYERS -ENPLOYES

in the better circumstances made Tor labor and in the greater encourage ment to the worker and the investor to believe that higher metal Is not a forlorn hope and that development and production are winning the thOughtful consideration which has been earnestly fought for and will, per haps speedily now, result in such con sessions as will enable everybody to dig for metal with fair profit.
 impetus for Development
 The snap which went out of plans for new development and increased general activities when the price of copper failed of advance in the early June meeting, Is already in evidence as coming back with more than the strength it had. The latter was based on possibilities, while an actual ad- vance is now at hand. Financial writ CTS assert that there is no lack of mon ey in the country for investment in legitimate war industries, and that along with the money there is the spir- it of desire to help increase resources that are necessary to fighting just as long and just as hard as occasion may require. The truth of this explains much in association with unbroken de- velopment work which has been pur- sued on many Arizona properties which are by way of either proving up new mineral areas or putting them Tn the discard. This work has not suf- fered from lack of money or of enthu- siasm. It will get more of each, nat urally, from now on.
 No Abatement of Effort
 In the established districts among the large producers there has been no abatement of development and con structfon which will assist future pro- duction, renewing reserves of ore and for more and more equip ment having the purpose of increasing efficiency in the recovery of values. The big producers have been doing all possible in these respects regardless of metal price, transportation difficult ties. embargoes and all else. They realize the great need of providing against the future in the utmost, as well as of taking care of the immediate present at top capacity. They have handled the double engagement with every energy and resource they have been able to command.
 Getting the Ore
 Although the first half of the year has broken no records in the matter of development work in proven ore areas, the footage being behind the normal because of the great CT effort that has had to be given with lesser forces and depleted technical ranks to the digging of ore, there has been and is being done a great deal of development that is carrying much This is true in the Warren district, the Globe-Miam dis trict. the Verde district and all others. In the Warren district there have been no important new discoveries, but there has been steady picking up of ore of very satisfactory grade and some findings which may be reason ably expected to develop important things as they are pursued. Copper Queen and Calumet & Arizona work is
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-14
6. & A. PRODUCTION
 OF PRECIOUS METAL
 GREAT ONE IN YEAR

It is announced Calumet and AriZo- na production O. metals other than copper had value in the last year of within s12O,OOO of that of the total out put of the largest precious metals mine in the state, United Eastern. Gross receipts from the latter's out put, according to returns just given out, was $1 ,Sz7, ,117.33. c. & As metals other than cooper had value of S1.706 695.O3. Large as the latter sum looks at first glance, however. it will prob ably lack a couple hundred thousand dollars of sufficient to cover the feder- al taxes of the company for the year.
 United Eastern's output was of gold and represented about one-third of the total gold mined in the state. Calumet & Arizona's output other than copper covered gold, silver, lead. manganese and some other metals. and sulphuric acid. Of the latter it will have double the output this year that it had last, when its plant was built and had but six months operation. Manganese will also probably cut a considerably larg- CT figure in c. & A. output of metal oth CT than copper the present year. al- though it was an important item in the list for 1917. The company pion- eered the way in development of this war metal in Arizona, as well as in-re- lief of the war demand for sulphuric acid. Its research for manganese brought about activities in the Warren district which have kept it in the lead in the state as a producer of the much needed metal and which had great deal to do with advancing Arizona to place second only to Montana in out put of manganese, with outlook at this time favoring its taking the lead from Montana next year.
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It is stated that the Noble Steel Company, of San Francisco. has be- come interested in the manganese prop critics in Eagle Eye district west of Congress Junction. In the same dis trict the U s. Steel Company has an option on the Rogers holders, on which they are taking ore from an ore body six feet wide which runs over 34 per cent manganese.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-14
INCREASED PRICE
 ID BOOM SHARE
 VALUES UPWARD
Earnings Should Show Good Increase on Each Share, Says Boston Financial News in Interesting Article

The increased price of copper comes as a decided Fourth of July inspiration to the copper producers and to judge from the increased earnings which is bound to result from the higher price the market price of the shares will doubtless show a decided response. says the Boston Financial News. Fig uring the production of Anaconda at 330.000.0O0 pounds per annuIa the earnings should be increased about S3.50 per share. For Utah it means S3 more per share. For Inspiration. S2.50, and for Calumet and Hecla an increase of SIS per share Taking the current monthly rate of production ten of the larger companies earnings should be increased about as follows:
 Pounds Increase
Bisbee daily review., 1918-07-14
Dodge Spurs Up
 Mangdnese Production to
 Nuke NeJU Record m July

Manganese properties possible furnish government
 
 works hoped this to tons possibly
 he the mines here rushing highly nedu the in its time chiefly o bodies previously opened
 An body 2foot level proving continuation depth of the
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Increase
AnnuaI

with a vertical shaft on the Little Bush claim. will soon cut out a great overhead expense, reducing the cost of mining the ore by fully 50ec.
 The Johnson, Dragoon G Northern railway. a branch of the Southern Pa cific, furnishes shipping facilities for the entire district.
 Prosecuting on the 700 foot level Of the Johnson Copper Development com pany's Climax claim is being pushed with all possible speed. By reason of it's location this work is probably of more interest just now than any de velopment work going on in the camp The face of the crOsscut mentioned is now supposed to be less than 150 feet away from the great garnet on the south. from which most of the ores O. the camp come, and on which the Re public and Copper Chief groups are situated
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metals mined in Arizona in 1917 ...................-,....s 16,9OS, ,S5O.7S Approximate total cop per output Arizona 1917, as derived from figures submitted .......-........... 716.4S7, 7,19696 lbs. Average price received per pound of copper pro
 duced and sold .----.-..----....--.S 0.26O53ll Wages paid during 1917 were on the approx innate basis of average sale price of copper at 50 2SOO19ll Approximate total wage paid S65, 900 900 Approximate war taxes .--..-S24, ,O0O 900
 From figures in hand it is possible to arrive at losses from metal stocKs approximating S9,000.000 as directly at- tributable to the strikes during the summer and fall of last year. How
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JOINT ENDEAVoRs OF MINE OWN FRS, EMPLoYEs AND FEDERAL MEDIATOR BRINGS ABOUT RE SUIT DESIRED BY EVERYONE IN MINING FIELDS
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Pounds

IHe mcreaseu price OI copper VIII affect the Calumet & Hecla subsidiary companies earnings. based on the cur rent rate of production, thus:
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Kingman-The United Eastern sllp- ped gold bullion to San Francisco this week.
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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
DOings Of City Dads"

The city council had full house
Tuesday night and had a full vote
on all matters that were properly
put, in fart the voting was so excit-
iAg in one case that Mayor Ragan
bad to cast the deciding vo'e.
The pool rooTns will continue in
business anothef year at least, al
though i is probable that at a later
eling certain hour restrictions
be placed upon them. :
he matter Of requiring the drug
ndsefli soft drifakz stands &c
sterilize the glasses was brought UP
and tabooed after DR.. G. A. Nation
and others told of the big expense,
the inpracticability of the proposed
measure. Why, no living germ can
hold fast to a glass with such q
heavy Wa er pressure and cleanser
used at our fountain, said Mr. Mat
ton. So there will be no sterilized
glasses, at least at present.
The ordinance relating to the paw
ing of Broad street received its fna]
reading and was properly placed on
record.
The pfoperty-owners of High street
want their thoroughfare paved and
a committee has been named to see
if there is a way to do it.
Transfer prices were raised by the
council so soc can be charged for z
large trunk instead of 25c., Small
trunks still 60 at Csc, suit cases anG
handbags at 10 and 15c.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
Stole Aut0==Lit a Rag

Late tuesday evening the officers
received Information that there was
q certain man in High Point who
was wanted for stealing an automo-
bile The man was pointed out to
IAN officer who approached the Stran-
ger and asked Are you the man
who passed off in Asheboro as So
and So. Ne sooner said than the
man lit rag. on foot. with big Ed
Allen and others close behind. The
stranger was going at too rapid a
gait on Washington street for Ed and
he pulled his. old trusty" out and
snapped it aad a 38 or "A pioWed
thru the air towards the fleeing man
but it did not reduce the speed of
the spinster in the least.ZA fine race
was made for a half mile and the
man finally landed near the Vassie
Wilson home, brought back and put
safely behind lock and key in the
city bastile, to take his troubles be-
fore Recorder Austin the next day.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
THOUSANDS PAID FULL PRICE
JOFLOAN BONDS

Washington, May 14-Ihe Third
Liberty loan receipts today amount
ed to $64O,00O,00O, indicating that
thousands of subscribers have paid
in full for their bond purchases. iD-
stead of the five per cent. required
on subscription. Total Third Liberty
loan receipts now are $1.O17,00O,000.
Some Federal reserve banks re-
ported total subscriptions to the
treasury today but national results
probably will not be available for a
day or two owing to the multitude
of untabulated subscriptions still in
the hands of a few reserve banks.
War savings committees through
out the country will make strong
efforts tomorrow to persuade per
sons who cash interest coupons oil
the Second Liberty loan 10 invest
proceeds in War Savings stamps. y
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
Mayor Urges All to Attend
Musicale
} The Citizens of High Point:

10 the Citizens of High Point:
Is has come to my attention that
eof cur home organizations is to
give benefit performance at the
auditorium on the coming Friday
NIGHT and I wish to endorse the
m any good efforts Of this body, and
to urge you to show your apprecia-
tioh by, attending on this occasion.
The High Point Orchestra has rem
deEed beautiful music, soul stirring
aila effective on manyoccasions here
WITHOUT any remuneration.
Thousands of us have been moved
in body and spirit by their sweet
haraDonies;: now let US come en- masse
and donate the price of a ticket to
waTds helping Them grow, increase
ia Imembership and in musical in
stfnments. I feel it not only a
privilege but my duty to call your
attention to this meeting.
s w. P. RAGAN, Mayor.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
WITH OUR ADVERTISERS

Atlantic Store, inc, tells you of
the many extraordinary big values
to be found at the store. See ad.
H. Harris & Bro. tells you of
serving the Ia ion in ad. today. :.
Read it.
, Efrd announces the big May sale
being Saturday, the 18th and con-
tinulng for 10 days only. See page
ad.
Motif Furnishing Co. tells you
of the many pretty patterns in hats
Gilmer Bros. Co. announces a mid
season special sale and names sew
eraI big values.
Beavans announces specials fol
Saturday in ad. today.
Lashmit tells you of the shoes in
comparable See ad.
Lohin tells you of beautiful new
spring and summer dresses, waists
and hats.
Paschal S, 11O w. Broad, is the
place to get your shoes fixed. Set
ad.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
Popular City Officer Re-
signs

Ed |. Mungo, for several years
sanitary officer and later filing the
office of desk sergeant, policeman,
sanitary officer on the soutbside of
the city and performing various
other stunts for the good of the city.
discarded his uniform of blue Thurs
day and donned civilian clothes. also
blue, but minus of brass buttons
(Ed like the Irishman's green has
been wearing the blue so long that
he wouEdnt t feel natural wi hour IT'D
and next day lit a rag for Loudon,
Tenn where he took the superin-
tendency of Sam fuckers big furni
ture plant there at a stipend far in
advance of>What he was getting here
on public job. The city officials
were loath to part with Ed, but Irish
like as we'll as human-like Mungo
wanted more money, in fact the feat
had to be did on account of the sky
ward prices. The city strained the
salary to the breaking point but Ed
was still short about $40 per month
what he could afford to wear the
uniform of blue and do three men s
work for, 50 he reluctantly had to
decline and as a result good man.
an extra good man on the job has
returned to his first love of manu-
featuring things from wood. Hate
to lose you, old top; many others do
too. but here's to you and progress,
but don't forget High Point and the
Old North State
You are now located in State
where people fiddle like h and
where at one time the fiddle won
everlasting fame in the hands of a
convict before the late Gov. Bob
Taylor whose heart was so touched
that the convict was pardoned and
he went back home TO the hills to
Susan and the kids where unmo'
lested he could play his Home,
Sweet Home" "Suwaanee River, .
etc.
But we are digressing-be good {,
Ed. and make lots of money.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
Refuses to Grant License

Tbs city council has for the third
tin e refused to grant VIM. C. McIn.
tyre license to operate a meat mar
ket on South Main street.
Mr.. Mcintyre had everything in
readiness to open-an ideal place,
clean and sanitary as you please,
and we doubt if a nicer place could
be found in the South.
just why the council refused to
let the young man conduct the busi-
ness is of course best known to the
members, and it is not for us to say
now.
Mr.. Mcintyre has invested a neat
sum in the venture, in fact staked
his all, we learn, and # is very
trying and hard burden for him to
bear.
We take it that High Point wants
all newcomers to help make the
city digger and wealthier aud that
proper encouragement should be
given all.
On the list on behalf of the mar
ket were some of the best peop'e of
the city who wanted such an up-to-
date market and who, we believe,
will be glad to show their faith by
a liberal patronage and eventually
make up the big loss sustained by
the young man, who bears the best
reputation, as recommendations in
hand show.
There is another market operating
On South Main street but presume
the license will not be renewed and
hereafter ne markets allowed on the
main streets.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16

thing for a livelihood and conse-
ouently an increase of income is not
only acceptable in itself but it gives
a pleasant feeling of success. Am
bition is behind it all. Sometimes
a mans ambition will get the better
of his good judgment. He may side
track a little but he soon finds out
that he has overstepped the mark
and will come back. before much
harm is done. This is ambition
coupled with reason and thought, all
essential to the upkeep of our ulti-
mate aim in life. Certainly much
OF the happiness of our lives depend
on our making a wise choice of our
companions and friends If our
friends are badly chosen they will
inevitably drag us down; if we'll
chosen they will lift us up. 1t is
right and proper to be courteous and
cOnsiderate to every one with whom
we are brought in contact, but to
choose them as real friends is quite
another matter. Some seem to make
a man a friend or try to do so be
cause he lives near or because he is
in the same business or rides on the
same car every day or for some
! other trivial reason. There cannot
be a greater mistake for these are
only the image of friendship, but te
he friendly with every one is quite
/ another matter. We must remem'
her that there is no little enemy ano
those who have really loved any one
/ will have some tenderness for all
aud do not forget that there is In
deed some good in most men anc
contact will bring it out. We shoulc
hear good will to all men; 1t is cas-,
if YOU try, and remember that W.
should always do to others as W.
wish to be done by. Ambition Il
oct exactly right. stay right and d.
right is the slogan that wins 1t VII
end this war, will catch the kalse
t and bring the boys back home. Am
bition will do all this. Is it no
worth cultiva'ing, acting and living
And when the smoke OF battle ma
! cleared away and the yell of th'
| Hun is heard no more and our boy
i are at the fireside relating exp5rl
ences of ''over there" and as on IN
broken family they enjoy the com
forts of Home, Sweet Home, VIVA
q gathering of the faithful that "il
be, and may we soon ENJOY It.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16

mated that over 100000 extra
acres of potatoes were planted
last year. The United States
Food Administration is endeavOr--
ing to push the nations big po-
tato stocks into channels of
trade and has placed potatoes
on the list Of substitutes that
may be bought along with wheat
-four.
Potato soup has become war
dish. Here is a recipe that has
been tested by United States
Food Administration experts. In
gradients needed are three pota-
toes, one quart Of milk, two
slices onion, three tablespoons
butter. substitute, i two table
spoons flour, one and one-half
tablespoons salt, One-quarter,
teaspoon celery salt, one-eighth
teaspoon pepper, few grains cay
enne and one teaspoon chopped
parsley.
Cook potatoes in boiled salted
water. When soft run through
O strainer. Scald milk with on
ion, remove onion aud add milk
slowly to potatoes. Melt the fat,
edd dry ingredients, stir until
well mixed, II ell stir !nto boiling
sour. Cook one minute, strain
and sprinkle with barley.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
OVERMAN BILL PASSES

Washington, May 14.-Represent-
-ative E. Y. Webb, chairman of the
Judiciary committee, received con-
gratulations late today for steering
the Overman empower ment bill thru
the House by one of the largest ma
jorities ever registered for an ad-
ministration measure on which there
was a figh'. Although Republicans
attacked the bill throughout the day,
it passed by vote of 295 to two.
The bill was unamended and is now
ready for the Presidents signature
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-05-16
SPEAKING OF BIG GUNS

The Wall Street Journal having
made public some reports about
big gun the United States Govern
ment is building, the way is prob
ably open to a big gun discussion in
way, without giving offense to the
censor. The Journals information
is that the gun can be used for either
coast defense or aboard ship, and
that it can throw shell ia miles"
We have heard that the government
has built a gun for long-distance use
and that this gun was completed
within the space of ten weeks. That
much may safely pass the censor
Much more cannot be said, but we
might venture the remark shat this
gun is expected to~reach berlin in
advance of our troops. A press re-
port Saturday to the effect that the
French batteries had again got in
touch with the big guns at St. Co
baia forest and put one Of them out
Of commission, recalls the German
enterprise. There has been much
speculation INDUCED in about these
guns and there have been many
fancy stories about them. The Oh.
server is inclined to believe in the
soundness of story not yet pub
lished to the effect that the ST. &C.
balm gun proposition is quite SIM
pie enc, after all. Some of our .peO-
pie may. remember to have read
about the wonderful guns with which
the~German battleship Hindenburg
was equipped. They were the most
powerful guns ever mounted on a
; ships deck. The Hindenburg has
had no use for. them, because that
mighty boast Of the Germany navy
has been bottled up. So, the Ger
mans conceived the idea of stripping
the Hindenburg of these great weap,
ons and transporting them inland
for service. The guns were equipped
with all inner steel tube of great
lensth-a tube that protruded q
considerable distance from the heavy
jacket of the mother gun. The use
of this tube necessarily reduced the
caliber of the gun, and that explains
the comparative insignificant size OF
the shell that has been dropped in
Paris. The powder chamber of the
gun was unaItered, so that the same
charge tnat was intended to be put
back of the 17-inch shells in the gun
as mounted on the battleship, was
used to propel the much smaller
shell of the reinforced gun on shore.
1t is this tremendous powder charge
behind small projectile 10 Longer
tube with reduced caliber that &C
counts for the range of the gun.
There is not so much mystery
about the German gun as had beer
, supposed. That element is nov
transferred 70 the American inven
ton. We have gone the length O
propriety in the hints we have 81
far given. But the people are goinl
to hear from the American long
range weapon before mauy days. Ii
construction it differs materially
from the German gun and it. viii
not only cover greater distance
but will carry a shell that will maxi
a noise and kick up somewhat OF
dust in interior Germany Char
lotte Observer.