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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17
JAPANESE BUILD
ESQ SHIPS A YEAR


Tokio.-Japan is able to build
$50 ships year, their tonnage
totaling 1000, 900, according to
a government statement. The
shipbuilding business OF Japan
has had an unprecedented
growth since the beginning of
the war, and on September /
there were 113 shipbuilding
slips owned by 42 firms, besides
"a slips which are building and
VIII be ready before the end Of
the year. These facilities are
more than three times as great
as at the beginning OF the war.
Each slip is capable of turning
out q ship Of more than 1000
tonnage in less than a year.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17
Washington.


Every phase Of the war departments
preparation for battle against Germa-
ny was outlined and defended by Sec
rotary Baker before the senate mill
tary committee. He answered those
who have criticized the department
during the committees investigation
with the assertion that no army as is
now under the American flag had ever
been raised, equipped. or trained so
quickly and that never before had
such provision been made for the COM
fort and health of an army.
A dispatch from Madrid says the
Spanish king has gned new decree
dissolving the cortes. Elections will
be held February "a and the new par
lament will meet no March Is.
The women suffragists feel sure OF
forcing the senate to pass the Susan
g. Anthony suffrage amendment be-
fore the present session erds.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17

Little Princess Jeanne, younges
member Of the Italian royal family
photographed while on q visit t.
wounded soldiers recently, returned
from the Italian. battlefront. The
! princess is one of the most popular
! members Of the kings family, espe
| cially with the Italian public. She is
| idOlized by the sOldiery.
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double food allowance for the first sir
weeks of their married 1ifel Elise
where provision has been made to
double the food allowances Of nursing
and expectant mothers.
The effort to find fodder for animals
has started the professors on many
investigations and Inquiries. Doctor
Degen, director of the seed testing sta
ton In Budapest, claims to have dis
covered two valuable articles Of fod-
der. He writes:
"The searuSh (BOlboschaenus mari
timus) was known, as regards the part
above ground, as a fodder equal In
value to straw. Recent experiments
have, however, shown that the tubers
growing on the roots underground are
far more valuable. They come very
near to the horse chestnut in the
amount of raw protein, raw fat and
starch contents, without the bitterness.
If they are used for the manufacture
of spirits the wash, either wet or
dried, can also be used for fodder.
1.-THE pond bullrush (Schaenoplec-
tus lacustris) also contains a valu-
able underground organ. The horizon
tai roots, containing great quantity
of starch, form good concentrated
fodder. IL used I'm distilleries the
wash is not SO valuable as that from
the searush. But in a time of need
1t ls a raw material that can be used
for various purposes"
: Milk famine confronts ali Europe.
The situation has long been bad, and
grows steadily worse everywhere.
There Is constant and increasing con-
dfct between the various state and mn
aicipa1 authorities dealing with the |
food question throughout Germany, In |
this regard the German situation is |
much more complicated and difficult
to handle than the English.
The state and municipal govern
nents in Germany are very jealous OF
heir authority In their respective ju-
and the federal authorities
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17
Cause Of Sore TeatA

Wet-handed milking is the causa of
cracked, sore teats which are SO COM
mon In fall and winter In some dafrfes
Wet-nanded milking Is unsanitary and
cannot be too strongly condemned.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17

Many colds are brought on by the
birds sleeping In drafts. Close up
tightly the back. sides and roof SO that
no ali can get through the cracks.
Leave the front partly open.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17
Work Of Superior Con-,

superior COW can double hor own
Dooy weight In the dry matter of her
MIX within a year. This EQUALS I'm
1000 value the entire carcasses OF fonr
1,250pound steers. -O'-l
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17

A good supply of clean water should
always be before the fowls and chicks
Tor large part of the body of fowl
Is water and a steady supply of good
quality is needed.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17

The food administration has decid-
ed to purchase 80 per cent of the
output of the -four mills. Out of this
it will supply the allies, the army and
navy, and will maintain reserve stores
to meet local shortages
Citizens or subjects Of European
neutral countries, regardless of wheth-
er they have taken out first papers
for American citizenship, will be freed
from liability to military service in the
United States if they appeal through
their diplomatic representatives in
Washington.
The senate has adopted Senator Bo-
rah's resolution requesting the rules
committee to consider the advisability
Of attending the present rules so as
to permit the consideration of trea-
ties in open session.
Even some plants making munitions
and other war supplies may have to
curtail fuel consumption during the
next sixty days, Fuel Administrator
Garfield said, in statement assuring
the public that every effort will be
made to distribute the available sup.
ply of coal where most need, and that
no Partially viii be shown in any
section.
Woman suffrage by federal constitu-
tiOnal amendment won in the bnuse
with exactly the required number OF
affirmative votes.
Ship losses and crop failures abroad
have brought about such serious
food situation in the allies countries
that the United States is planning to
release for export an additional nine
ty million bushels of wheat, although
the country's export surplus had been
shipped by mid-December. The peo-
pie Of the United States will be asked
by the food administration to cut their
consumption to make up the amount to
be exported.
With every state in the union bid
ding, Georgia was selected by the post /,
office department for the initiation of |
motor car trunk line parcel post SER
vice, with Atlanta as the base.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1918-01-17

OAANO UOpoA IAAcAI LUZ Tic IulL1dL1Ou Oh
motor car trunk line parcel post SER
vice, with Atlanta as the base.
European.
Germany was never in such danger
OF collapse from internal and external
difficulties as at present, says the cor
respondent in Germany Of The Till, in
an analysis of the existing situation.
The political struggle, concentrated
around Foreign Secretary Won Kuehl-
mann has been reflected in violent
scenes in the main committee of the
refchstag. Public action of the So
cfaEst minority cannot be longer re-
sisted.
Initial comment in the Austrian and
German press on President Wilson's
message is bitterly hostile. His pro-
gram is declared to be unacceptable,
and one pan-German paper says it is
more brutal stir than the recent
statement OF Premier Lloyd George
The president is accused of desiring
to hinder the Brest-Litovsk negotia-.
tons, and Vienna newspapers declare
that his peace conditions are such
as could only be imposed on the CEN
trail powers if they were defeated COM
pletely.
The number of British ships sunk
by German submarines in the ruth
less U-boat warfare which has been
in progress since last February has
passed the thousand mark =.
Leon Trotzky, speaking at the peace
conference at Brest-Litovsk, told the
Germans that the Russians were there
not as the representatives of a con-
1uered country, and did not intend to
ask pity, but were just as strongly
as ever.
Snow has come to the aid of the
italians. The Austro-Greman often
'1Ve apparently has reached a halt, il
lot an end. The whole mountain front
where the Teutons had been making
slight but steady gains is buried un-
Ter from three to five feet Of snow. |
making infantry operations impossI- |
lie and hampering the Teutonic sup |
'ly lines seriously. /
1t is apparent that the Germans will |
lot be able to begin operations in an |
fort to complete their conquest of |
'enetia while the supply linese are
=
AS the Russian peace delegates
assed along the way to renew the
egotiatiOns with the Germans, the
russian troops in the trenches near
'rest-Ltovsk, urged upon Trotzky:
Be firm. Don't make a dishonorable
eace. We did not overthrow the
Ear to bow to German imperialism.
A Constanttnople report has 1t that
thin the Ottoman empire there are
owing bands of brigands estimated
three hundred thousand. They are
lostly armed deserters from the armv
emit on pillage, and venture near
WINS and sometimes attack the reg
ar troops in order to get arms and
3d. (
The hospital ship Rewa was torDe-
bed and sunk in the Bristol channel
lille on her way from Gibraltar. All
Re wounded were saved. There were
rec casualties among the crew.
The additional strength which tha
lemy can obtain from the events in
1ssia and Italy already has been
rgely discounted and the ultimate de.
ructton Of the enemy's field forces /
8 been brought appreciably nearer"
the confident summing ND of the
1t1sh commander-in-chfef I'm France I
ID Belgium OF last vooTsc xr,r,.a. 80 / >
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
UNITED VERDE
PUSHING WORK
Audrey Shaft Complete To
100 Level; Progress On
Service Tunnel Slow.

Jerome. Ariz-, Dec. SIN the United
Verde Extension. the Audrey shaft
is about complete to the 100 level and
ore pockets are finished between the
1900 and 1900 levels, as well as skip
pockets below the 400 level. Pro-
gress on the long service tunnel is
slow. but the outer sections will be
completed before the end of the year,
eliminating the present pumping at
the Texas shaft
Material Delayed.
Delay in the arrival OF material Is
preventing completion of the reverber-
atory furnaces at the smelter, where a
blast furnace has been handling all
the company's ore product since last
July. Much building is being done on
the smelter toWnsite, including COM
pletion Of residences for the superin-
tendent and other employees. A large
miners hotel is being built near the
mine
ship Good Ore.
Jerome Verde is shipping exception
ally good ore, compared with its pre-
vious product Late shipments aver
age "a percent copper and 3 L.
ounces of silver. with some gold This
ore is coming from the Maintop body.
Diamond drilling is being done north q
east of the Columbia shaft
Gadsden is doing much development
work on the 1900. now being kept well
cleared of water by new pumping
equipment that is handling 500 gallons
a minute.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
NEW ERA COMES
FOR CHLORIDE
Application of More Scien-
tific Method of Handling
Base Ores Successful.

Chloride. Ariz.. Dec. at is be-
lieved a new era is opening for this To-
cality. with the application Of more
scientific methods for handling the
base ores OF the district. Many min
ing failures heretofore have been di-
rectly due to poorly designed mills
that failed TO get more than a small
part of the value from the ore crushed.
The old Tennessee property. on which
an immense fortune has been spent, is
one of the cases in point Its equip
ment has been about obliterated and
the new Schuylkin company has made
over the mine at a cost Of S250,00O, and
is preparing to equip the two proper
ties with a modern reduction plant.
Lead-Zinc Ore.
Late developments on the 500 Ten
nessee level, toward Schuylkill ground.
have run into 40 percent lead-silver
ore. carrying also 10 ounces Of silver
This is assumed TO be a continuation
Of a similar. though not as rich. lens
cut on the 500 level
In the Chloride Queen on the 220
level is being followed an IS inch
streak Of silver ore, with some gold
and very little lead
Leaching Plant Success.
Entire success appears to have at
tended operation of the novel copper
teaching plant Of the Emerald Isle
company. with returns OF four percent
from the surface ores. An incline
shaft is being driven down into proven
mineral ground
The 400 foot main shaft Of the
Walkover property is to be unwatered
by W. L. Mckay, who will sample the
property and who then may enter upon
extensive development work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
A dead SHOT"
SAYS MINISTER
Black-Draught Given High Praise
As Stomach and Liver Med
cine by WeII-KnOwn Old
Gentleman Who Has
Used II.

Mineola, Texas.-The Rev. NJ G.
jenkins, a retired minister Of the NJ. F
Church, South, living in this city, SAYS:
Il have used Black Draught as a stom.
aeh and liver medicine, and have never
found its equal.
Once I suffered for two months with
cramps and pains, tried everything !
could hear of without avail, but Black
Draught was a dead shot,
I am known here and all over the
state for my honesty and truthful
ness. am rs years old and have used
Black-Draught for years.
can highly recommend it to any
one as a liver medicine that has no
equal. It is excellent for stomach,
liver and other ailments. I use it for
a bad taste in the mouth, headache
and other sicllnesses that come from
the disorders of the liver"
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable, and acts actively on the
bowels, gently stimulating the liver,
and helping to increase the normal dis
charge OF bile into the intestines.
It assists in the digestion of food
and relieves constipation in a prompt
and natural way.
Try Blaek-Draught Buy a package
of Blaek-Draught today.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
DAILY RECORD.


Grand View addition; Matilda
Sehuster to S. Castanos. lots q TO %
inclusive, block IS, Hamilton between
Byron and Russell streets; $1,000. OF
which $3.50 was cash. January 3, 1915.
Grand View addition: ). Castanos
and wife to J c. and c. c. Fielden,
lots q to 26 inclusive, lbock As. Ham,
streets; s250o, OF which S1100 was
cash. November p. 1918.
MiraflOr addition. Nations Packing
company TO Benjamin Garcia. lot %
block >. Findley between san Marcial
and Estrella streets; 1925, November
IS. 1918
FL Paso county-Las Norias Cattle
company to J. H Nations. 20 acres.
section q. block 81. township 1. T. &
P survey. $500; Oct p. 1918.
Val Verde addition-W Cooley to
Isadoro de la o. lots I TO 5. inclusive.
block 9. Blanco street and Verde ave-
nue.. 1878; Nov. 20. 1913.
FL PasO county. p. Alvarez 10
Adolfo Martinez. lot u. block 1. Car
dero subdivision to Canutillo. Tex.
S35; Sept II. 1918.
Arson Mills may-Rio Grande VAL
ley Bank and Trust company to c. y.
Bassett, 79x107 feet at northeast cor
ner. block So. san Antonio and Stan
ton streets, including Guarantee Trust
building. 100000; June 19. 1917.
Bassett's addition-W- II. Fenchler
and c. F. Fenchler to Sam Blumen-
thai and Pauline Ullman Blumenthal
lots p, p, % and p. block so. Texas
street. between Palma and Poplar
streets. $4,000; Nov. 30. 1918
Satterthwaithe's addition-Sam Blu
menthal to ". H Fenchler. lots and
I, block 1, North oregon street. be-
tween Missouri and Boulevard streets.
$4,000: Nov. 30. 1913.
Building Permits Issued.
Charles Davis. SIS West Boulevard,
repairs. 5000
Central Baptist church, Virginia and
Montana streets. repairs. $3.50.
Jose NJ Sabians. 11O9 South FL Paso
street. one room. $500.
Miguel Vasquez. 6Q2 South Virginia
street. porch. 500.
Mrs. E ButtermOre. 1922 Morenci
street, repairs. 800
Licensed to Marry.
Clyn Smith and Rachel Y. Smith.
Macedonia de Ia Rosa and Eulogia
Griego.
Manuel Aragon and Dolores Her
nandez.
Rafael Sotelo and Maria Rodriguez.
Santiago Casavantes and LUZ Baray.
Albert W. Drummond and Jennie F.
Franklin
James O'Hara and Minnie Fouts
Esteban and Carmen Hernandez.
Eduardo Sierra and Sofia Ville-Real.
Francisco Servello and Tereza Del
gado.
sam Reed and Ruby N. Hale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
WILL INCREASE
MILL CAPACITY
Vera Cruz Leasing Com
pany, Composed of Ell Pa
scans, Gets Machinery.

The Vera Cruz Leasing company.
IN. R. Foster. of Ell Paso. president
and general manager. operating min o
ing property in the Nogal district, y.
NJ, is ordering SIS. 900 worth Of addi-
tionaI machinery of the Mine and
Shelter Supply company here and
will increase the opacity Of the mill
to 100 tons a day. The cyanide plant
is also TO be completed. The COM
pany, which is an FL Paso concern,
expects to be in full operation within
80 days.
The company has been operating in
an experimental way since January,
1917, developing the property. The
Blake type crusher is used and the
mill is the Ellis Ball Chill. made by
Foster & Williams at the FL Paso
foundry. Manager Foster said he
has been treating about 80 tons daily
in an experimental way for some
time. matchmaking only to arrive at
the best results and to get the best
methods. He said the mine is a big
porphyry dixie about 80 feet wide up
on which the principal work done is
a tunnel SIS feet long. showing up 60,-
and treated at a profit of 81 to the ton
Milling Cost Is Low
The ore can be dropped down into
the tunnel by the 'giOry-hole' method
and trammed to the mill at a cost Of
80 cents a ton and milled at less than
Ia dollar per ton" said Mr. Foster
The power used at the mine and mill
is electricity from the Lincoln Light
and Power company, at White Oaks.
Is miles distant
The Vera Cruz Leasing company. is
capitalized at 500. 900 in one dollar
shares Of which $4,000 have been is
sued Mr.. Foster states that it is
fully financed and no stock is for
sale
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
AtThs WHITE HOUSE wed:
ALVARADO To
ENLARGE MILL
Parral Plant To Be En-
larged To Add $4,000
To Daily Production.

The Alvarado Mining and Milling
company at ParraL Chihuahua, Mex
leo. which has been operating reEu-
larly for a long time ut its full capac-
ity of 500 metric tons daily. Is now
preparing to increase the milling ca
pacity to 500 tons and to install a big
centrifugal electric pump. TO be oper-
ated by electric power TO handle the
water in the company's Palmilla group
besides making other minor improve
ments to keep up and add to the out
put of $500. 600 worth Of silver and
some gold per month.
This is the statement substantially
Of T G. Hawkins, general manager.
We are working three groups Of
properties" continued Mr.. Hawkins,
the Palmilla. Las Cruces and Veta
Colorado. For the first named group
we have shipped the centrifugal pump
Of 1900 gallons per minute The mine
makes 1900 gallons. This pump is to
handle better the water in the new
shaft of the Palmilla 200 feet below
our old 500 foot level
'On the Neta Colorado we have put
the Alfarena shaft down 10 800 feet.
have thoroughly prOspected ground
below water with diamond drills and
located large bOdies OF nigh grade
ore. We have encountered ore run
ming as high as 80 kilos to the ton.
One very large body principally Of
milling ore is 40 feet wide with rich
streaks. AT the bottom OF this shaft,
which is in the foot wall We have
Just installed a 200 horsepower centri-
fugal electric pump TO handle the
water. We have cross cut from this
shaft TO within Is feet Of the vein and
will begin INN -diately TO pump this
new ground.
Our company is milling only its
own ore We use the cyanide process
and our silver is $50 fine We have
three aerial tramways for ore trans
portatiOn from the mines to the mill
a. ". Morris is metallurgist and Fred
Aiarston. mill superintendent"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
RANGER FIELDS
BIC PRODUCERS
Only IS Months Old, But
$1,000 Barrels a Day Con-
stitute the Output.

The Ranger oil field in Eastland
county. Tex. only about 10 months
old, yet producing something like 49,
coo barrels day from 30 wells. will
soon be entering into its own in big
production with its new pipe line IA
.cilities." said Paul Wagner, manager
Of the midcontinent bureau of the Pc
torleum News, who was here from Tul-
sa, Okla. to report the meeting OF the
convention Of the International Asso-
citation OF Oil Fields. Gas Wells and
Refineries' workers. The Texas &
Pacific Coal and Oil company's Nc
Cleskey No 1. was the first well
brought in. yet in the 3 months since,
the field has shown up wonderfully,
giving some idea what can be done
when all the wells are put down into
pay which viii be done as fast as
pipe lines and storage capacity can
handle the output
Over 40 Test Wells.
'Eastland county has 10 odd test
sand. where they had to be left on
account Of insufficient capacity in pipe
lines and storage Ranger district
producers are most all storing wells
and have an initial capacity which
averages $500 barrels each for the
=
The Prairie Pipe Line company.
which is the transportation corpora
ton Of the Prairie Oil Gas company,
completed last week an eight inch
pipe line from Ranger to Drumright,
okla. a distance Of 263 miles Oil Will
be put through this as soon as the
last Tap can be tested Oil has already
been put through as far as Paurs VAL
ley, Okla. At Drumright the line con-
meets with the main trunk line east.
The company has already begun to
loop or parallel the line with another
eight inch line. The Prairie has Just
commenced another line following the
Colorado. Santa Fe and Gulf railroad
70 Galveston These two lines will be
the two principal outlets.
The Texas company has been run
ming about 1900 barrels daily since
completing its pipe line 10 Gates. Tex
near Dallas, where il connects with
the cOmpany's main trunk line from
Oklahoma to the Gulf
The Gulf Pipe Line company has
pipe on the ground for an eight inch
line out OF Ranger field to connect
with its line south TO the gulf"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
Running Long unnel At
Corigdn-McKinneu Mine

The rigan-Mckinney interests.
of Cleveland, Ohio. for the past two
years have been running a tunnel
alongside Of the largest of the veins in
their extensive mining property at
ConchenO, chihuahua. The purposes of
this tunnel are 10 reach the ore bodies
in the various mines more easily to
save hosting. as has been done here
tofore to do away with the expensive
little ore railway and to drain the
mines and to increase the water sup
ply for the mill
II is said that this tunnel viii be
in the neigh5orhood of a mile and q
half long and Will give as much as
1900 feet OF more in depth in parts
Of the property. From its various
veins can be crosscut When condi-
tons are propitious in Mexico for pro-
duction, this wealthy corporation will
be ready by reason of this tunnel with
great ore reserves which can be taken
out easily and less extensively than
ever before.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
TEXAS PACIFIC COMPANY
PLANNING TO SHIP ORE

The Texas Pacific Mining company,
E. c. Cartwright, manager. is expected
to commence shipping ore soon from
its copper property > miles north
east Of Sierra Blanca, Tex Develop
ment work has been going on for two
years and there is now about 5000
feet of tunnel and 500 feet Of small
shafts on the property. 1t is said
that the ore runs 10 percent copper
and carries seven ounces silver to the
ton. So far the plans developed are
said to be for shipping ore only.
The company is an FL Paso corpora
ton, Of which J. A Soldate and z. c.
Bryan are among the principal own
erA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-03
A Wartime Recipe
For Gray Hair

Gray, streaked or faded hair can be
Immediately made black. brown, or
light brown, whichever shade you de-
sire, by the use Of the following rem
edy that you can make at home:
Merely get a small box OF Orlex
powder at any drug store. It costs
very little and no extras to buy. Dis
solve it in water and comb It through
the hair. Full directions for mixing
and use come in each box.
You need not hesitate to use Orlex,
as a $4,000 gold bond comes in each
/ box guaranteeing the user that Orlex
1 powder does not contain silver. lead
zinc, sulphur, mercury, aniline, coal
tar products or their derivatives
It does not rub off, is not sticky OF
gummy and leaves the hair fluffy. il
viii make a gray haired person look
twenty years younger-Adv.