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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Managed by Expert
enced Mining Man

Mining like any successful enterprise must be handled by
man who knows his business and Is familiar with conditions
that may be encountered and believe that the
any property should be of your first considerations be-
fore making an investment We feel that this question well
taken care OF this company The of the Pro-
duces mine and mill under the direct supervision Of Mr.
Frank Chdre@ practical mining with years of expert
ence who considered authority mining and milling Of ore
this district Mr. Chdress stockhoder and director in
this company well He has served for some time as man.
ager OF the Shelton Lead and Zinc Company operating the
Wech Mills Of the largest companies In this district He
has made thorough study of the surface and underground
workings of the various mines and under his personal
men we believe we have of the best mining propositions
offered the public today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Producers First Mill
Now Being Built

This mill will be equipped with the most modern and best
nachinery obtanable The mill proper will be run by 160-
horsepower Bassemer Gas Engine The mines will be operated
by an 8S8pound air by 15Ohorsepower cleo
trio motor 100horsepower boiler will also be installed to
operate the shaft thus giving hreeway power gas electricity
md steam Being equipped in this that
supply low electricity is cut off, operations will not be
suspended An egheennch crusher and twelve tables will
be installed thus giving the mill capacity of over 800 tons
each tenhour shift The contract which has been let to Mr.
H. M Martin reliable mill builder Of this district calls for
the completion of the mill not later than April 2Sth However
under favorable weather conditions the company expected
to be milling about April 18TH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Suspected Spies
May Be Sent to
France for Trial

NEW YORK. March l9-If recon
'ndAtion, Of Charles L. De Wood,
division superintendent oi the dspat,
vent Of Justice. are approved and II /,
believed they will be. Tour persons, two
r'cn and two women regarded as i'm.
0nr'ant members Of an international
spy system whose arrest here was an.
nnunctd Yesterday viii he deporled 70
France The French law covering
espionage eases provides for much
more drastic action than can be taken
under existing American laws, In fact.
under the present law II was eS.
planned here TODAY women cannot he
in'cfnel IN this country
MY friend. there il really no excuse
for your not looking neat and clean
"Sorrv mister" explained ploddinp
Peter "hut I'm conserving my biz along
wild de rest o de folks You les hap.
p,ned TO hit ne IN my 'oapies day"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Cowdray to Seek
Oil in England;
Test Sites Named

LONDON, March lo-The British
"oyefnment has accepted an offer made
BY Lord Cowdray, the head Of world.
wide British oil interests, TO spend II
required S2,SOOO0O in drilling for oil in
England, according TO the Daily Mail
Sites have been selected for official
test bofes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
FATHER AND SON
TO FACE TRIAL
Charged With Conspiracy 10
Defeat Draft Law,

Does the 10" Of the sight Of one eve
constitute blindness This question
will have to be determined BY tho ted,
erAl court
John Leroy Robinson, a young farmer
Of Blaine county |, charged with max.
ing false claim, Tor exemption from
service In the army. II b allsged that
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19

than officials in cities having . popu.
lation OF S00OO TO 10000 population
A test case OF the freak" law was made
by ncay, the suits Of the other Of
ileiAls being similar To his No appell
will be taken by the board Of eommi'
iionen
Those bencllling By the decision thi,
morning are Tom Bodlns, county clerk
A. y Boekovsn, county treasurer, 6
y Johnson. sheriff William H. Zwick
county Judge NJ Cornelius, former
clerk George Baker, former treasurer
and NJ { Rihion former sheriff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
APPLICATION

ECLIPSE SALES & SECURITIES CO.,
5O8-16 Herskowtz Bldg, Oklahoma City,
Authorized Fiscal Agents.
l. the undersigned hereby purchase ..,.,,..,......
shares of the capital stock of the Producers Lead Zinc Com
pany at Eleven and Twenty Five Hundredhs 1911 25 Dollars
per share full paid and nonsssessabe Par value $1OOO)
For which agree to pay the total of S.......a as
follows $........,. all cash or $......... being half
cash and the balance of which to pay in two equal
monthly payments from date hereof
name ''''''''''''''''''''.'.'''
Auuress. .''' '....'',. .',,...,',.,..''I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19

he made . sworn statement 10 the
county exemption board that his father
Isaac NJ Robinson was solely dependent
IN him by reason Of blindness" Isaac
N Robinson. the father IL charged
With making false statement, and con.
spring TO dslsat the draft law,
Both men arc under bond and will
be tried here al the session Of the lsd.
cral court beginning tomorrow Federal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
TWO DIE, THlRTy.THREE
HURT; HANGAR FALLS

MIAMI Fla, March lo-Two men
were killed and thiriy.thrce others weTe
injured early TODAY in the collapse OF
an unfinished hangar at the Dnnerhey
naval air station five miles south Of
hrfe during a storm.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
MIAMI LEAD AND ZINC

an east gha
dbyano
mill
a know hsbuins
tettog
mill ueC
noum en
impee NTH
eyineaed
aHoo
a exec loppru ntymakyu rppHcto NOV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19

throughout the nation for the en-.
rolling Of these boys into On indus.
trial army and ! therefore set
aside the week beginning March IL
In which the hoy, Of Oklahoma will
Join the re'erye | ask that school
men and women parents, and the
lads themselves ca. operate to the
end that the school boy, ol thi,
state may DO their fun share In the
light OF America against rru,,ian'
ism.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Price of Stock to
Advance

We particularly call map the close proximity
the Producers ease No to the famous six big Pcher mills Blue
other large producers The hSw Immediately adjoining the ives, has
Just made rich strike at the 20 foot level opening body excep.
ona rich ore thus making two large bodies instead profits
producing mines this district Owing these the
developments accomplished the Producers Directors Of the
OF is Limited
be advanced midnight March Nh 1918
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19

Investigators say tho, the elder notie
son ID not totally blind. thai ,hsy nave
evidence that he has one good sys snd
I, amply able to provide for himself.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Development Work
Accomplished

On Lease No Which well located the rich district
surrounded by "a large mills mines all within radius of mile
oughy to have big body Of rich
22 well
working and drift shaft which
been located and which working This
tons of which being mined and the
Centratng the mill is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-19
Amsriesu Effleissey.

~ see the American roop, IN France
are going to use ready made trenches
Who made EN-"
"Ths Cetmant"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
DIPLOMATIC OFFICIAL
CHARGED WITH TREASON
Secretary Lansing Investigates AIIcEa-
lions iEninst Americans In Tn
mined Central Republic.

WASHI%GToN. October 2-Thc State
Department has been investigating
charges Of Gcrmanism against an
American diplomatic official and sew
and consular agents in a Central
American republic. said 10 be Guatc-
mala.
Secretary Lansing refused TO discuss
th" matter In any way this afternoon.
save 10 admit an inquiry was in prog
rcss The charges first were called TO
the attention OF a member Of the Sen
.tto Foreign Relations Committee. who
suggested 10 the informant that the
Sat" Department be notified.
The ChHrges arc Of an extremely
grave nature. connecting the officials.
il is alleged. not only with pro-GermaH
propa uganda. but accusing them OF
openly assisting agents OF the enemy.
Because Of the injustice that would be
done the rncn under suspicion should
the allegations prove 10 be unfoundcd,
the state department not only refused
to make public their names, but the
name OF the country wherein the ac-
lions on which the charges are based
tcok place.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
DAILY HEALTH TALKS
Where Most Sickness Begins
and Ends
By FRANKLIN DUANE, Nj. d.

IT can be said broadly that most hui
man ills begin in the stomach and end
IN the stomach. Good digestion means
good health, and poor digestion means
bad health. The minute your stomach
fails to properly dispose of the food
you cat troubles begin to crop out in
various forms. Indigestion and dys-
pepsia are the commoncst forms, but
;hin, impure blood. headaches. back
aches pimples. blotches. dizziness
belchine, coated tongue. weakness,
poor appetite. sleeplcssness. coughs,
colds and bronchitis are almost as COM
mon There is but one way to have
good health, and that is TO put and
keep your stomach in good order This
is easy to do if you take DR.. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t is a
wonderful tonic and blood purifier. and
is so safe TO take, for it is made Of
roots and herbs. DR.. Pierce, of Buff
falo. y. Y, stands behind this standard
medicine, and ii is good to know that
so distinguished n physician is proud
to have his name identified with It.
When YOU take Golden Medical Discov-
cry, you are getting the benefit of the
experience Of a doctor whose reputa-
ton goes all around the earth. Still
more, you get a temperance medicine
that contains not Il drop of alcohol or
ma rcotic of any kind Long ago DIR,
Pierce combined certain valuable vcgc-
table MISREPRESENTATION the use Of
alcohcl--so that these remedies always
have been strictly temperance mcdi-
cncs.
If piles arc torturing you. get and
use Pierce'S Anodyne Pile Ointment
The quick relief it gives is hard to be-
lievc until YOU try it. IL constipatcd
DR.. Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets should he
taken while using Anodync Pile Oint-
ment. Few indeed are the Eases
which these splendid remedies viii
arc so good that nearly every drug
store has them fore salc-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
4 HAD TO LET
MY BELT OUT FIVE
Holes" Says A
PETERSBURG MAN
Norfolk and Western Claim Clerk Tells
How lie Gained is Lbs, and
Greatly Improved His Health
With New Herb Medicine,

People who suffer from stomach
trouble and have tried all kinds of
ncwfanGled patented medicines with
out results are invited to read the
story told by Mr.. $. V. Anders, the we'll
known claim clerk of Petersburg, now
employed in the claim department of
the Norfolk & Western K. r., and for
a long time Ma ster Of Finance of the
* of r. in his home town of Scotland.
Ga. His case was peculiar one. lie
suffered not only from Il particularly
ma lignant case Of indigestion, but was
also forced to endure the miseries of
rheumatic pains, constipation, loss OF
sleep. nervousness and dizzy spells.
In addition to these symptoms. he also
declares in a signed statement that his
kidneys and liver were out of order
and his appetite very poor Dizzy
spells made me afraid TO climb up the
ladder to reach my records" he says.
Formerly ] walked up a dozen times
during the night and my sleep was al
ways iitful and troubled. But all this
is over now, because / found a medi-
cine which seems to have been just
made 10 order for my case. 1t is a
simple root and herb medicine called
Dreco and now, after taking three
bottles of il am Il changed man. My
friends can hardly believe their eyes
when they see me now, ] have gain
ed is pounds and I had TO let my belt
out five holes. Even though my work
is actually heavier now than ever, be-
fore, | find the work seems lighter
and am not at all worn out when night
comes sleep the whole night
through now, my appetite is fine and
once more life seems to DO worth liv-
ing. l give all the credit TO Drcco."
Drcco is now dispensed by good drug
EiStS everywhere and is particularly
recommended in Richmond by Tragic
Drug Co, SI7 East Broad Street:
Grant Drug Co, Broad and Seventh
Streets and Main and Twelfth Streets;
Chelf Drug Co. Broad and Harrison
streets; Petersburg, Il. a. Morrison and
Georges Drug Store, Hopewell. Va
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
MARKS UP SHOE PRICES
War Industries hoard Divides Foot.
wear Into Three Glasses. hanging
From s., SI..

WASHINGTON. October 2-Maxi-
shoes AS agreed To by the industry
and ranging from SO TO Sl2 for men
and women were increased to-day by
the War Industries Board Shoes are
grouped in three classes as follows:
Class y. from 50 to Sl2, class Il, ST to
$3.50: class &, from So to $500. To
check up on the observance of the
agreement shoes in each class will be
stamped with a class number.
Proportionatc prices will be fixed for
youths and childree's footwear
The cutting of shoe prices under
this new schedule begins October -.
and time is allowed retailers to dis
pose OF present stock The agreement
was subscribed to by committees rep
rcscnting manufacturers, jobberS and
retailers. Each retailer will he re-
CURED TO sign pledge 10 be displayed
in his store. and failure TO do so will
mean cutting of OF supplies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
'. N. |. UNDER CONTROL
OF WAR DEPARTMENT
Marine Unit Training School Also
Will BE Established
There.
STATE TAX BOOKS ARE LOST
Start Out Traccrs to Locate Lynch
burg Records Missing Since Sep
tcmbcr i0-Othcr News Notes
From Virginia Points.

LEXINGTON. VA, October 2-rhc
Virginia Military Institute passed yes
tcrddy under the control Of the War
Department SO far as the direction of
IT'S academic courses and the military
departments arc concerned. This con
troll viii be exercised through super
lntcndcnt l.. w. Nichols, now :. major
Of engineers in tho United States Army.
The institute ~ the only college in
the country which. though accepting
inc terms Of the government In the
establishment OF unit of the student
army training corps is left TO be con
quoted under the new regime by its
own officers. The superintendent has
been commissioned major. aud six of
the tactical officers VIII at once be
coin lssioned second iicutenantS. so
that the commanding officer and the
tactical stan Will not l." changed.
Still another recognition of the in
establishment here OF uni, of marines
OF inc student army training corps
under IA" immediate direction Of can
tam benjamin Goodman. OF the Uuitcd
states Marine corps Captain Good
inun recently returned from service in
rance lie is graduate Of the in
stirntc, class OF 1915.
1hc following; tactical officers Of tho
institute VIII bc commissioned second
icutenants IN the United states Army
ana hHsiEhcd 10 duty here: g. +. Coul-
6ourn, ~ y. Boykin. V. u Gillespie,
j. G.; Sansberry. j. NJ. Mcttcnhcl,ncr
ana l.. l.. l.aifcrty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
ITALIAN FIGHTERS TO AID
SALE OF LIBERTY BONDS
Veterans OF Piavr Arrive in New York
and Are Given - iienrty
Welcome.

NEW YORK. october "a dctach-
mcnt of ltaly's famous hgtting corps.
the Alpiri. veterans Of the Piavc. the
Carso and Asiago, arrived here to-day
to do their bit TO aid the fourth Liber-
~ loan. There are EOS men and nine
officers in the detachment.
They are under the command OF Cap
tain Giuseppi I-ampugnani and Cap
tain Gastouc SAM.
The picturesque and battle SCARED
veterans. wearing gray trench helmets
adorned with cocks feathers instead OF
the familiar wide brimmed hcadgear
% peace times, and carrying AlpeA
stocks in addition 10 their rifles and ac-
GOVERNMENTS were welcomed TO Amer :
lea by General Emilio GuGiieimotti,
military attachc OF the Italian emoas-
=, at Washington.
This famous lighting organization y
made up chiefly OF trained mountain
ecrs and guides Many OF its men have
sen service in several Mars ,.,, u M ,hs
,,1nuutnin frontiers OF Italy, and they
have always been on war foot,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
NO QJ.AHA NTINE

Rumors continue TO arise concerning
= quarantine being established ny me
camp. None is contemplated says Cen
cIal Hcdekin.
one effect OF the situation on The
cainp has been the diScontnulnc' ny
orders from Washington. OF All move
mcnts of drafted men into tho camp.
At Camp Lee a quarantine as rigid
as il vas possible for military niscrriinc
and efficiency to make II, was cStaD :
lshcd By the veterinarian school which
is located outside OF tn" horseshoe" oi
the camp. and away from camp acllEi
ties against the rest Of tn" camp. NO
ono was allowed TO leave OF enter. Yet
Influenza now exists among the vet
Urinary students.
Every possible precauiion mas nccii
established to prevent the spread OF
this disease Orders were issued TO DAY
that water or wet sawdust Should lie
spriukled over the floor OF every nui'a
ING in camp before it WAS swept to
prevent dust.
Americas demand for officers to com.
mand it's expanding army was eH,a enr .,.
to-day. when AN announcenent was
made a, the central officers training
school that the class Of embryo Of
hcers, that We're to G9 M ~ = , i"T,
a. second licutenauts on November L.:
viii be graduated thtriM days head
of the original schedule Thefc are , nov
SIS members OF this class: "ho nope
10 be among those commissioned on
the 18th These men were the hrst
sent TO the school after 1t was csia b.
from Camps Devens and Custer VINO
had already received part OF their IN
struction. who were forwarded mere.
These were graduated a short time
ago.
on Friday approximately sixty men.
who were members Of the cNcns ana
Custer classes but who. when the rest
OF their classmates were graduated,
were held at the school FOR additional
Instruction. will be given their COM
missions.
Mrs l.. : Becker. who has been di-
rector of the Y. W. {. y. hostess house
at this camp for the past I'VE months.
will leave tomorrow night for her
home in Roanoke, Va. Mrs: Becker
leaves with the regret OF the camp
authorities. her assistants ~ the hos
tess house and the melt and visitors.
Her successor has mol Yet been an
ncuuccd.
Work on the colorcd hostess house
is wei! under way. 1t IS on the OPP
poSitc side Of the iiopewell Road from
the camp. at The main entrance.
Major Edward &. Follett judGe-ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
Ncw Students Given oath.

ASHLAND, w. pc'0b"I' -YuosduN
~ noon ON the Randolph Macon col
!eEc campus occurred The interesting
exercises which luarked the formal
inauEtira ton OF tho students army
training corps AZ this place
TN" battalion Was drawn up outside
Of the barracks and President Black
Veil, OF the college, addressed tho stu
d"uts and reminded them that no more
hitting place than this could be- found
FOR tcaching war principles.
Lieutenant Pennington, commanding
officer. administered the oath Of al
lcciancc. After tho reading pf Cen
oral Crowder's message by Lieutenant
Shaw, adjutant OF the unit, the Undue
zion Was completed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
TINY rccords Are Nlis.in,

Lynchhurgs state tax hooks. wAich
were dispatched from this city 20 g.
accounts. on September H. have been
lost in transit and Deputy Commits
Sioner i, J.. Taylor is wondering
whether II viii be- necessary for him
10 make another copy for The AUDITORS
Office.
Mr. Taylor today started tracers i'm
the hope ~ Locating IN" shipment. and
II this does not l"cat" a. ia 4 short
time Mr. Taylor purposes making "A
personal search between here aud Rich
mond for tho record
y letter to-day from Auditor Moore
brought the information tina: the snip
mcnt was SIN missing at his Office
IN Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
FLYER AUTOMOBILE VICTIM
MINOR Written j. East. Expert ANIu-
tor, Commanding Mitchell Field.
Killed In 4tcridcnt.
IBy Associated Press. |

MINEOLA, y. =, OctObcr 2.-AIajor
Written j. Fast commander of Mitchell
ayjators. at Garden City, was instant
Nv killed to-day when his automobile
overturned while he was on the way
10 the field Major X. c. Cousins, OF
ago was assigned 10 command Hazel
hurst Field. an aviation station adjoin-
ing Mitchell Field, was seriously in
ilIrcd. Major East waa thirty-thrcc
years old, anu had seen service over
seas He was nm expert dyer. He was
a native OF mississippi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

vocate's department, of Marietta. Ohio
arrived at Camp &c to-day. and is now
camp Judge lie reported from
Washington. Major Charles Il. parkc-
Hill. whom he relieved. left to- night for
war college for tive weeks course.
Don't waste alter. over there YOU
are allowed just ten gallons each day.
Get the habit" This sign appearing in
every 'attriue i'll camp. emphasizes
cconc my in tho use of water. IL as eff
fcctivc way as possible. During tho
summer months The consumption per
man at camp frequently reached
scventy-iivc gallons per day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03
INFLUENZA RESPONSIBLE
FOR 1857 DEATHS At CAMP
officials Think That II Would &c
Useless for Richmond TO Quar-
antinc Against Soldiers.
HAS NOT PROVED EFFECTIVE
Officer Candidates Will BE GRADUATED
Thirty Days Early, on the 10Th
Work Started on Colorcd Hostess
House



CAN'T LEE. VA. October =
hNcrythinG humanity possible is be-
ins done 10 handle The Spanish inilu-
eizh situation Was the summing up
Oh me conditions at Camp Lee by Brig
adicr-Gcneral Charles a. HcdcJ IN
camp commander The number of cases
AT IL o'clock to-day reached S.l.9. To
car" Tor these men. five barracks have
been taken over near Twenty seventh
street bE the base hospital and are
being operated as an annex To that
unit. Here more serious cases arc sent
from the various companies and bat
talions. The original plan Of using ono
squad room in each barracks has been
changed. and now one barrack in each
battalion is given over for the treat
ment Of the men affected in the bat
talon
Officers and enlisted men have been
detailed to the medical forces 20 aid.
These men are drawn principally from
among those who have already rccov-
cred from attacks OF the disease. 1t
is considered ilppoSsi bile by physicians
twic" in II ShCrt period Of years
The number who have died from
complications. principally pnaumo mia.
that set in, steadily increases. In a
o'clock to-day thrty-iVc soldiers sue
cumcd. This brings the total deaths
in less than three weeks that the dis
ease has ragged at this camp 10 lG..
The suggestion made in some quar-
tors in Richmond that the city quar-
antinc against soldiers from this camp
Is not considered Il proper solution here
for the handling OF the situation by
Eichu- ond TO decide said one Of the
highest officers in the camp. but II
there are already 600 cases in that city,
there is already sufficient seed Of the
germ to insure the spread Of The dis
ease. However. if Richmond wants TO
quarantine she do 1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-03

WIIIAMSBURG. w, OctOber =
Norvell l.. Henley, chairman of the
counues of Charles city and New
Kent for the fourth Liberty loan
Inc following committees: Charles
civ County-R. II. Davis j. :. Hub
bard, l.. j. Tremper,, w; l.. Wilkinson;
prv L. -. Craddock. J. NJ. Gin and
M Nance New Kent County
j. 4. Potts. Allan Mckay: y. r. Pal
MGR. r. T.. Mountcastlc. Herbert Mar
tin, w G.. Clarke and l.. Apper-
son.