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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
mittee, under the circumstances" say'
the Anamosa EurclkA

mlItee, un0er the CfCuHDtAHceA 80
the Anamosa EUREKA
-
'-rhe republican parity OF the nation
could not possibly carry en- rs hack
the weight Of Mr.. Ada0s misconduct
declares the Humboldt Republican
With the democratic party In the
saddle, and struggling to make a WIN
ming fight against kaiscrism, the repuo-
lican party would be politically lost
with a man Of the Adams record NJ
its head. There is no doubt that Mt
Adams was made victim or the
agents of the Wi.helmstrasse. II is 70
be regretted but II is true. 1t is time
TO bid Mr. Adams a fond farewell
\ We understand that all churches Oh
klenrme are preparing t. accede TO
the requests of The county counci! OF
national defcrse and eliminate the
preaching or teaching Of foreign lang
uagss from their churci,cs during the
period of the war" says the Britt Tri'
hune, and goes on to Sd: inns Is lnc
right step Cor all Churches to take IN
this matter There is 70 call for TINS
as long as the war lasts. l; may neal
a sacrifice on the part o. some to fore
so these meetings, bun this war, is q
sacrifice 10 every one in some way or
other. Is I any sacritir>a compared 10
the boy who goes 10 the front and sac
ri6ces mis- all that sou may enjoy the
peace and cns,' fort OF homo IN Amer
ica?"
since thA ,aus for rcorsanizins the
war department we're all made long
since uosofres the Sioux City Jour
nal. isn't IL unfortunate that they
should he announced in such suspi-
ciouS propinaujty 20 the senate probe
revelation"
Iowa vaos. and Iowa rotatoes~for
Iowa people would be good slogan
Tor Iowa this year" says the Webster
City Freeman journal.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25

TO remove paint odor from q refr1g'
orator burn q pan Of charcoal for al
Of one day. Swash ice cold watsf
freshly through It that evening. ana ae
night set four or i've pans Of iced Va.
ter upon the shelves and shut tho
doors. The volatile particles arising
from the paint cause the odnr. When
precipitated into the water they en-
not rise again.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
Useful Palm.

In the lowlapds Of the delta Of the
Orinoco river the natives build huts
suspended between trunks OF Mauritia
fiexuosa, q palm. They also eat it,
fruits. its fartnaceous pith, its sac
charine Juice, and use the fibers Of its
leaf stems for making ropes, ham.
mockR etc.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
El9aenpit Works Translated.

.s ~ works of Thomas keinpis were
Wxfttsn In Latin. but they have been
n, lated into the language Of almost
49, Civilized people.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
I6e.enan Mikes the Home.

nan may build a palace, but he
y - ever make it a home. The spir-
Il ~ ana love Of a woman alone
~ @ aerayNpltsh this.-Exchange.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
camhination Is Good.

ve must" says Roger Bahson.
I've the courage to put merit before
Wealth." But don't despise the tTo
49, comblned-Boston Advertiser.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
]. M. HOLT
Attorney-at-Law

Attorney-at-Law
4 70 West Main Street, Marshsiisown, Ia
General law practice. Careful atten-
Zion given to EXAMINATION OF ABB
y OTRACTS and the mana cement OF
ESTATES and PROBATE. matters.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25

1nventor-"Do You want to buy my
newly patented buliet-proof vestI''
Financier-.No but I'd be interested
In . soup-proof vest."-Puck.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25
GETTING BUSY IN HANCOCK.

The council OF defense OF HANCOCK
county should be revised and lot OF
vo,kers mt on in addition to- those
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25

-<ssNSFAFNN q
TIE AssssGS.r1 A>-sss a. exclusively enatlea
10 the use se- capitalization 81 al rfTSs s'ss
patches e-Ssl.sS - e g. rrt s;NsrSsse e-e1Ne1
In this p6SSS SaS xEss sSs aocA Es~s r2S'
lishei h.sein.
All rights et -e-~ssssSs.SNa Of SPECIAL de''
Patches ae-osa are Ssso -~serS~s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25

Iowa waes, and Iowa notatoes-for
Iowa people would be n good SLOGAN
Tor Iowa this year" says the Webster
City Freeman journal,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-02-25

And tre kaiss, said IL tas Soisas'As.l
Now --o1zky. away back aid q;
dgwL"
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20
Ramsey.Ruthsrfard mInlnn Go

"''~~J ~sANNA@AtN@f @us
 The company Is operating a high grade lode gold property, about Il miles northeast of Valdez. The prop, erty is situated on ridge east of the main Valdez glacier at an elevation of $500 feet. The ore vein varies from 1 to several feet in width. strikes northwest and dips 70 degrees to 80 degrees NE. It was originally opened with shaft and cr0sscut to one of the upper levels. Since. that time a cross cut on the level of, the mill has been driven 742 feet to tap the vein at the 1 300. Levels are now opened on the 50, 100, 150. and 300 foot points, all the ores passing dogn the main raise to the crosscut level, whence it is trammed to the milL
 At the mill the ore passes over a 1-2-inch grizzly, the oversize going to a by 9 inch Blake crusher, driven by 10-horsepower FoOs gasoline engine. From the bins the. ore is fed to a B. stamp Hendy mill by a Challenge feder and Is crushed to 40 mesh. The stamps weigh 1000 pounds each, have 6-inch drop, and fall about 110 times minute. The pulp flows over anal gamating plates to a Diester table, which is driven by a 3-horsepower gasoline engine.
 i Power is furnished to the stamps by a 2O-hOrsepower Zoos engine Another 2O-horsepOwer EVaOs drives a g by II inch compressor to furnish air to the machines underground.
 i Reynolds Alaska Development Go.
 The company operates the iron Mountain property at Horseshoe bay, on Latouche Island. The lode is a large low-grade experiencing ore body which strikes N. 30 degrees E. and dips 65 degrees W. It has been opened by three drifts and 2-compart- ment vertical shaft, which is down no feet. A hydroelectric plant de- yeloping t00 kilowatts supplies power for the hoist, compressor, pump, and lighting.
 Sea Coast Mime,
 A 10-stamp mill, hydroelectric plant, and aerial tramway were erected at the Sea Coast gold property on Shoup bay by parties who had a bond on the ground but who gave up their option late in the season.
 Seaiey-Davis Mining Go.
 The company owns a group of t3 lode claims, bordering on the, eastern shore of Shoup bay, about If miles from Valdez. The ore body, a gold |, bearing Assure vein which cuts slate grawacRe series, strikes N. 50 degrees w. and dips 61 degrees SW. It has been opened by 6O-foot open cut, two drifts, and a erosscut, giving a total depth of about 45O feet on the vein. The average width of the vein through ! out the workings is about 42 inches. Sweepstake Mining Go. The Sweepstake group is situated al the upper end of College Fiord, long arm at the northern end of Port Wells. The company has run drift 15O feet on the gold-bearing quartz lode, which
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20

varies from IS inches to- 4 feet in width. The:s&rike Is N. G5 degrees w. the dip practically vertical. and the elevation of the drift 756. feet. The country rock Is slate and graywaoke.
 An 1,8OO-fcot balanced aerial. tram and mill wsre under construction at the property this fall The buckets Will have a capacity of 800, pounds each. The mill Is two-atamp, three face discharge Hammond Manufaotur- ing Co. plant, the stamps weighing l. 25O pounds each The pulp will be passed over amalgamating plates to concentrating; tables.
 Thoma~ouIross minsng Go. The company is operatinga group of six lode claims. on Cuross; Island: at Thomas bay, though the, work this year has beemgreatly ham9sred by liti- gation. The vein in quartz; carrying gold, silverr Ohalcopyrite;. and galena. and varies iR1i width from I to, feet It is nearly vertical and strikes N. Is degrees E. A number of open cuts have been made along the, outcrop and "a crosscut driven 15O feet to intersect the vein alsng which a drift has. been run 250 feet. This season the com pany has ben installing a 10-foot Lane mill on the beach and a tram to con meet the mine and plant, which will be, driven by water power
 Three Man Mining Co. The company owns. about 40 lode claims, tributary to Landlock bay. The main group, known locally as the Dickey claims, is at the head of the bay; the Alaska Commercial group is a little to the west of these. and the Montezuma group is on Copper BEoun, tain
 The ore bodies at the Dickey group lie in shear zones in slate-graywacke , greensboro series, have a general west, northwest strike, and dip 45 degree to 90 degrees north. They have been opened on five levels, with over 2,OO0 feet of development.
 The ore is carried on short-Iig- heck aerial tram from the lower open ings to the buRkers on the wharf. The bankers have a capacity of 800 tons.
 Valdez Gold Go.
 The CameTon-JO Johnson Gold Mining Go. has been reorganized as the Val dez Gold Go. The property consists of g lode and 3 placer claims, about 4 1-2 miles from Shoup bay in an air line, and 20 miles from Valdez by way of Shoup bay The claims are situated in glacial valley formerly occupied by an arm of the Shoup glacier.
 4 number of veins have been dis. covered on the property, both in the valley and on the ridge above it, and deep crosscut has been started to in- tersect these. An aerial tram and TO- stamp min have been installed.
 Valdez Mining Go. .....-
 The Valdez Mining Co. let contracts for the performance of the assessment work on it's property, which is several miles north of Valdez, on the western side of the Valdez glacier,
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20

ore passes over heavy grizzlies through bulldozing chambers before if enters the chutes and is reduced to q convenient size before being drawn into the cars. Some of the ore is shin ped direct to Tacoma but the larger portion goes to, the, concentration plant.
 In the mill theeore, passes from a TO- tary coarse crusher to a. Szupons dtslx , machine from which 1t Is distributed by oonYeyor bslt to. the bins From these 1t passes to- a Marcy naiIl- where 1t is ground to 40. mesh. It is next classified the oversize going to liar. dinge mills after, which 1t unftes with the undersize and passes to the flota. tion units. Following these fs a Dorr thickener and an Oliver filter press. the concentrate being dried in a Rpg- gles-Cole drier before 1t is shipped to the shelter at Tacoma. The D,ant bae capacity of 750' tons per 24 houra but this is to bs doubled in the near future.
 The steam plant consists of three 3O5-horsepower Erie City watertube boilers, using crude oil for fuel. which is stored in one 5000 and one 25.OOO barrel tank. Two 625 Westinghouse. Parsons turbines supply electricity for the mill and mine pumps.
 Several types of Ingersoll-Rand and Sullivan machines are used under ground, the air being supplied by an IngersollRand two-stage compressor, which has capacity of 72O cubic feet of free air per minute. The latter is driven by a 122-horsepower McEwen engine.
 LandIoek Bay Copper Go.
 The company owns a group of seven lode claims on the south side of Land lock bay. The four ore zones. chal- copyrite, occupy shear zones through slate, graYwacke, and greensboro. On the west side of the ridge on which the claims are located. two crosscuts have intersected the ore, and shallow winzes are sunk on the ore bodies. A wharf and 80O-ton bunkers have been constructed near the entrance to the lower crOsscut, which is about 80 feet above the sea level.
 Mineral King Mining Go.
 The company has been installing a 10-stamp mill this season at it's prop erty about mile east of Bettles bay. on Port Wells. There are three gold bearing veins on the property, but ex- cept for few open cuts the explora- tton work has been confined to one. This vein, which cuts a slate.gray wacke series, strikes N. 40 degrees w anddips 53 degrees NE. It's width var. ies from 6 inches to feet, with an average of IS inches. A shaft has been sunk 110 feet on the ore and drifts run on the vein about 200 feet from the 10O.foot point. The property i: equipped with a 16-horsepower boiler and 12-horsepower hoist. The mine is at an elevation of 700 feet and 6 mill site has been staked on the flat near tidewater, where water is avail able for power,
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20
Golden EaaIe Mine

Only the assessment work was done at the Golden Eagle group, near Gold. en, in the Port Wells district. The property, which reverted to the origin al owners sometime ago, is equipped with five-tamp mill.
 Granby Consolidated Mining, smeItina
 & Power Go. (Ltd.)
 The Granby company operates the Midas mine, in Solomon basin, across the harbor from Valdez. The ore, principally chalcopyrite in a silicious and pyrite gangue, strikes nearly east and west. and dips approximately 45 degrees north. The ore body, which varies from 1 to 20 feet wide, average about 1-2 feet, has been opened by three drifts, with crosscuts and raises, giving over 200 feet of backs. Much Of the ore Is sufficiently high grade to ship direct to the smelter, so the stopes have been confined to these highgrade areas in the mine, although this work has opened large quantities of ore of an excellent milling grade. It is planned to install a concentration plant at some later date.
 During the year a 200-hOrsepower Diesel engine has been installed which drives a two-tage Ingersoll-Rand Im- perial type air compressor with a ca pacity of 1000 cubic feet of free air per minute Ingersoll- Rand, Waugh, and Sullivan machines are used under ground.
 A Emile Riblet aerial tramway, with capacity of 15 tons per hour, conveys the ore from the mine to the bunkers at the wharf The track cables are IS inches in diameter on the loaded side and seven-eighths inch on the empty side with fiyeeighths inch haulage cable. The tram is driven by a 30-horsepower Zoos gas engine. The bunkers on the wharf have capacity of 5000 tons and load directly on ocean-going vessels with a belt convey or driven by a 25-horsepower gas en- zine. The ore is shipped to the con- pany's shelter at Anyox, British Col umbia, on Observatory Inlet. About 14,000 tons was shipped to Anyox dur ing 1916.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20

bunkers on the wharf have a capacity of 5000 tons and load directly on ocean-going vessels with a belt convey or driven by 25-horsepower gas en- zine. The ore is shipped to the con- pany's shelter at Anyox, British Col umbia, on Observatory Inlet. About 14,0O0 tons was shipped to Anyox dur ing 1916.
 Granite Gold Mining Go.
 The Granite mine is about mile from the beach, at Hobo bay, on Port Wells. The vein varies from 1 1-2 to 8 feet wide, averaging approximately 26 inches, has a variable strike, and dips roughly 45 degrees N. The fis- sure cuts slate-granite contact, so a part of the ore body is in slate and a part in granite There are many branches and considerable difficulty has been met in following the ore. with a crosscut on an inclined shaft with crosscut ton an inclined shaft on the ore, since which time a second crosscut has been run on the mill level and a raise driven to tap the bottom of the shaft. The level was opened on the main vein at 50, 110, 15O, 210, and $50 feet, the mill crosscut being 125 feet below the latter
 The mill is in two parts, ten stamps on one side and 7-foot Lane mill on the other. The ore on the stamp side passes through jaw crusher to the bins where it is fed automatically to two Hendy 5-stamp batteries, the stamps weighing 1850 pounds each, falling 1O5 times per minute with a 6 1-4-inch drop. The ore is crushed to | 40-mesh passed over amalgamating plates, and concentrated on Wilfley and Deister tables. In the second unit the Lane is followed by 14-inch Allis- Chalmers rolls, the pulp going over plates to Wilfley table. The concen- trate from both units Is shipped and the tailings stored.
 The main power plant, situated on the beach, contains two s0-horsepower oil-burning boilers which furnish steam for an American Ball 1s0-horse- power engine. The latter drives a 160-kilowatt Westinghouse dynamo. The compressor at the mine has a capacity of 620 cubic feet of free air per minute and Is driven by 100. horsepower motor. Underground. Sul- livan and Ingersoll-Rand machines are used.
 l kenneeott Copper Cooperation
 The Bonanza mine, known locally as the Beatson or Latouche property, Is owned by the Kennecott Copper Cor poration. The property is situated al Latouche on the western side of La touche Island near the northern end
 The ore is chalcopyrite in an altered slate and graywacke associated with considerable pyrrohotite. The mine has been opened by main-haulage level
 with crosscuts through the ore body;
 a 100-foot level below this, three bluff
 levels at varying intervals above, and glory hole. The latter is roughly 10C l by 400 feet in extent and is connected ! by raises to the haulage level, as art
 the bluff levels above.
 During the summer the bulk of tht ore mined is blasted from the face O the bluff into the glory hole, where i : is bulldozed and drawn through to thu l haulage level. When the weather be 3 comes too indictment to work outsid, 7 the ore is drawn from stopes under
 ground, which are worked on the full breast system, only enough ore beini t drawn from the stope to give head
 room for the machines. The broker
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20
Valdez Mining G

The Valdez Mining Co. let contracts for the performance of the assessment work on it's property, which is several miles north of Valdez, on the western side of the Valdez glacier,
The Cordova daily times., 1918-02-20
Cliff Mine

At the Cliff mine, on the north shore Of Port Valdez, about 12 miles from the town of Valdez, two drifts were driven above the old workings and a raise started to connect them. The ore from this development was hauled to the mill and crushed whenever a suf- ficient amount had accumulated to warrant starting the plant, which con- tains six Nissen stamps.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

The offspring of the pugilist is apt
to inherit his fathers black eyes.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

hide themselves; they would at least
be fed along with the others.
No one had told Asensio That the
government was leaving its prisoners
10 shift for themselves, supplying them
with not n pound OF food nor u square
inch Of shelter.
Misery bred desperation Mt last;
Eyangelina's courage failed her, and
she allowed herself TO be won over.
She began her preparations by disguis-
ing Rosa. Gathering herbs and berries,
she made n stain with which she col
o-pd the girls face and body, then she
owed bundle Of leaves into the back
of Rosa's waist so that when the lat
,.r stopped her shoulders and walked
allh a stick her appearance of de-
'5rmity was complete.
ON the night before their departure
Rosa Varona prayed rong and earnest
". asking little for herself, but much
for the two black people who had suf-
fered so much for her. She prayed
also that O'Reilly would come before
il was too late.
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

pathies were keen. She was genuinely
moved by the gallant struggle of the
Cuban people, and when the dinner
was over she exploded a surprise
which left both men speechless.
"This settles 1t with met she an
nounced. I'm going right to the hsur-
rectos with you"
"With mew O'Reilly could not con-
ceal his lack of enthusiasm. 81 don't
know that the junta will take me-"
"They will IL / ask them. You say
the rebels have no hospitals, no
nurses"
"we do the best we can. with our
equipment"
"Well, I'll supply better equipment
and I'll handle II myself. I'm in ear
nest. You sha'n't stop me-
The physician stirred uneasily. "Its
utterly absurd" he expostulated
"Some women might do 1t, but you're
not the sort. You are-pardon me-a
most attractive young person. You'd
be thrown among rough men,"
"Mr. O'Reilly will look out for me
But, for that matter, l can take care
Of myself. Oh, it's of no use trying
| to discourage me. / always have my
own way; I'm completely spoiled"
"Your family will never consent
IOReilly ventured; whereupon Miss
Evans laughed.
II haven't such thing. I'm alone
and unincumbered. No girl was evel
so fortunate. But wait-Tll settle thi'
whole thing in a minute" She quilted
the table, ran to Alvarados telephone
and called number.
"She's after Enriquez," groaned tn
physician. "He's weak; he can't re
fuse her anything"
" don't want O woman on m,
hands," ORellly whispered. nercely
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05

the room an electric vitality, breezi-
was such a vision Of healthy, unaffect-
ed and smartly gotten-up young wom-
anhood that OReilly could only STAN
mer his acknowledgment of the intro
duction, Nwardly berating himself for
his awkwardness.
Alvarado placed an anfectlonate
hand upon Miss Evans shoulder.
"OReilly, this girl has done more for
Cuba than any of US. She has spent
a small fortune for medical supplies"
said he.
"Those poor men must live on qui-
nine" the girl exclaimed. Anyone
who can bear to take the stuff ought
to hnve all he wants. I've a perfect
passion for giving pills"
ORcilly liked this girl. Tie had hked
her the instant she favored him with
her friendly smile, and so, trusting
fatuously 10 his masculine powers OF
observation, he tried to analyze her.
lie could not guess her age, for an eX-
pensiye ladies' tailor can battle the
most discriminating eye. Certainly
however she was not old-he had an
idea that she would tell him her exact
age II he asked her While he could
not call her beautiful, she was some
thing immensely better-she was alive
human, interesting, and interested
The fact that she did not take hel
mission" oyerseriously proved thai
she was also sensible beyond mos
| women. Yes, that was it. Miss No
rine Evans was a perfectly sensible
unspoiled young person, who showed
| the admirable effects of clean hvinl
and clean thinking coupled with a nor
NAL, sturdy constitution. O'Reilly tolt
himself that here was girl who eout(
| pour tea, nurse a sick man, or throw
baseball.
And she was as good as her promise
She did not interrupt when, eurlni
dinner, Alvarado led Johnnie to tall
| about his latest experience in CuDa
but, on the contrary, her unfiagging fn
terest induced OReilly to address hi
talk more often to her than to the doc
tor. He soon discovered that she un
derstood the Cuban situation as wei
as or better than he, and that ker syn
The Kadoka press and Kadoka reporter. [volume] (Kadoka, S.D.) 1910-1923, 1918-07-05
Poor

Magic, Just drop a little Freezone
on that touchy corn, instantly it stops
aching. then you lift the corn Off WIN
the fingers. Truly! No humbu9I