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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-06-11
'-STORY BUILDING
FOR GREENWOOD
"reeh'iiie Hen In Syndicate Which
VIII Erect "Skyscrapcr" at Once. Lo.
cation, Ola Hotel Site.

''"S SoNiuptT' at Oncr. LO-
cation, Ola Hotel Site.
greenwood, June Announcement
was made this afternoon by a syndi-
cate of local business men that wor,,
VIII be started at once on scvon-
story Office building on one OF tho
corner lots of the old Riley hotel pro-
perty recently acquired by Rush Bros
Oh Greenwood. The now office BUILD
ing Will have frontage Of 80 feet and
q depth OF ninety feet. The syndicate
is composed Of S. II. McGcc, X. Bolar
u. 7. Sloan, and G. w. Rush of Green
wood and W. T.. and j. II. Rush Of
GrCcnyillc.
"hile no announcement was made
as 10 a tenant for the ground floor
room it is understood that il will no
occupied by the COMMERCIAL Bank
This will give Greenwood three fire
proof office buildings.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-06-11
MANY MURDERED
BY YAQUI IN MEXICO
TWO Americans and 30 MeXlcans Kill
cd In Past Two Weeks, Miners Re-
port. Report Is Sent to State De-
pnrtmcnt.

Nogales, Arizona, June 1.-Two
Americans and thirty Mcxicans have
been killed by Yaquis and bandits in
the La Colorado district OF Sonora,
Mexico, during the last two weeks, ac-
cOrding to the statement Of nine Amer
lean mining men who arrived from
that ncighborhood tonight.
The party Of Americans, whose
homes are in Arizona, Colorado and
California, have sent q statement on
conditions in that district to the state
department ut Washington with copies
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1919-06-11

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMo QU1NINE Tablets remove Tho
cause. There is only ono ''B1omo Quinine" I"
f. W. GROVES signature ON box. SOC.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
CAR THIEVES SENT
 TO THE PENITENTIARY

The two boys who stole Section Foreman Joe Cottellendy's Ford car at Supai last week and were caught at Ash Fork, were taken before Supe- rior Court Judge J. E. Jones on Fri day. Both pleaded guilty, and were given indeterminate sentences of not less than one year nor more than two in the state penitentiary at Florence.
 Both boys are in their early twen- ties. One of them, Harold Mix, halls from Toronto. He was recently dis charged from the Canadian army, where he served since 1916, but was not overseas because of six operations in the camp hospitals. The other boy, who at first said his name was John Martin, finally admitted that his real name is John DiBfasi. He was very anxious that his parents, respectable Italians of Scranton, Pa, should not learn of his trouble.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
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FOREST SERVICE NEWS
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Deputy Supervisor Kartchner went to Beaver Creek on Friday, to take down nearly a thousand pounds of T. N. T., which will be used in the improvements on the Apache Maid trail. 9
 Rex King, land classification man from the district office at Albuquer- que, is here looking over some of the doubtful land in this forest to deter mine whether it is fit for agricultural purposes.
 West Clear Creek has been stocked with trout and Potato Patch Lake with catfish. Both are in the Long Valley District.
 Repairs to the Blue Ridge section of the Winslow-Long Valley road, seven miles of which had been made nearly impossible by the July rains, have been made, and it is now in very good shape.
 A bunch of men are working on the Apache Maid trail, and are putting it in fine shape, which will not only greatly facilitate administration of that section by the reserve men, but will make it much more convenient for the 'stockmen in taking their herds to and from the mountain.
 The movement of the sheep from the northern ranges to the southern is well under way, and by November 10 there will be no more sheep left around here.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24

Miss Gassman
 Weeds in San Diego
 An engagement of unusual interes here is that of Miss Bernardine Gass man, a member of the younger set oI St. Paul, who is spending the winter in Southern California, and Johr Workman Films, son of Mrs. U. S Grant, Jr., of San Diego. The en gagement was announced at recent luncheon given at the U. s. Grant Hotel in San Diego by Mrs. R. M Gassman, mother of the young woman.
 Miss Gassman is stunning bru nette who is in San Diego for the winter with her parents. She is z graduate of St. Mary's Academy oi Los Angeles and of Grace Everet, Barnard's Kindergarten School oi Berkeley.
 Mir. Films served with the Marines overseas, going from Stanford, where he had just entered school. He re. turned recently with the Sixth Regi. ment, Second Division, Marines. He was in action at Chateau Thierry and the Argonne Forest and was finally luVdLueu nOiIlt, dIIeT DtlnS III Hos- pital in France for some time. A well-known college athlete, while in Paris he was offered the opportunity to become athletic instructor of the French troops, but refused, preferring service at the front. He is now con nected with a large shipping firm iu San Francisco.
 At the announcement luncheon, for which the table decorations were in the French color scheme of lavender and pink, with asters of these shades, covers were laid for Mrs. Gassman Miss Gassman, Mrs. NJ. Leonard of Denver, Mrs. Sidney J. Gassman of Flagstaff, Mrs. U. s. Grant, Jr., Mrs, Chester Wilkinson, Mrs. Geo. Frank, Miss Margaret Bach, Miss Margaret McVey, Miss Isabelle Price, Miss Mer- cy Middlekamp, Miss Letta Snow, Miss Jeannette Smith, Miss Blanche Woodill of Los Angeles.--Los Angeles Times.
 $+$%
 Music Department
 Meets
 One of the best attended club meet ings of the year was held Tuesday afternoon by the Music Section of
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
MARRIED; DIVORCED;
 NOW MARRIED AGAIN

Thomas Hopkins, 51, and Mrs. Ma bel Hopkins, AT, who had been di- vorced from each other, were remar- ried last Friday by Justice of the Peace R. J. Kidd. MT. Hopkins is a prosperous rancher in this county.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
Federated Services

Mrs. Acker Entertains
 Mrs. Acker delightfully."- entertained on Wednesday afternoon in honor of the Brown children, Katherine and Ruth, who leave shortly for Califor- mia. Quite delighted were these little people to be so complimented, while their parents were receiving so many expressions of friendship among the older society set.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
Venison Dinner

Venison Dinner
 Seated about the board were if teen friends of Mir. and Mrs. J. B Gunter last Monday night, all eager to partake of delicious venison dinner
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24

Miss Lenore Francis, county super intendent of schools, went to Tuba City yesterday to visit the school there, Miss Irene Bart, county record CT, accompanying her.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Three calves. Mrs. Anna
 Bean. 10-24-n.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
twill Blossom Like The Rose"

Next week we promise great things in the way of "spook" parties. Invi- tations are flying fast and while per sonally we haven't been able to catch any even on the fly, we'll tell you all about them.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24

quite a few of the party had never tasted venison before, so the treat was doubly delightful. | After dinner the evening was spent in dancing and music, all reporting a good time.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
Ciyics Will Meet

Civics Will Meet
 The civics department of the Wom- ans Club looks forward with much pleasure and profit to the meeting to- morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Benedict.
 The meeting is scheduled for 2:3O o'clock as a program has been pre- pared besides the talk given by At torney Harben on "The Constitution. /" Hence, the earlier hour. Club mem- bers other than department members are cordially invited.
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24
FINAL FIGURES OF AUTO RELIABILITY RUN

s tive standings obtained by the our
The Coconino sun., 1919-10-24

Music Department Meets
 One of the best attended club meet ings of the year was held Tuesday afternoon by the Music Section of
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20
Haitns' Nettuno.

Sn cinem MaiDingtoner 3Illb fam
man zines Nbcno5 alf Die 2eioen 0eS
2iter3 SIT ipredJell, uno 0u er5Gbltc
Observation-Disclosures Samc@ 9. Gan.
triil aus &cntudp:
2luf eiicm groben ldltolihen Nn.
mcicn muroc Dor Ginger 3eit Elm
9uae 10 geidbrIif, oaB man eS fir
u~otpcnoig belt, einen Sierar5t font
men u11o Dem Siere oie S0rner ob-
neDncn SIT Ialien. NoGoem Der Gier'
orjt Die auigetrugene Irbcit perrid)'
tet hattie uno oils er lid ouf Dem
9eimpege befano, traf er otf Der
2anoitroBe einen alten Ne9er, Der
"Iongiom oobertam.
Sid, i'd bin 10 frob, 8oftab,"
iagte Der 5arbige, uls er oeS Setert-
ndr5 oniid)tig mltroe, Dob Sic Dem
9lIGen ga Die S0rncr obgeihnitten
baben."
Gobei 5eigte oa5 0elift oes Alten
tatiddlih Die grleidterung, oie er
rmpfono. SnoeIicn fragtc Der Sier-
nr5t ood):
so? las matt Sic 10 froG, &a.
Itus?"
v,Sa, 9oftab," antwortete Der Re
ger. Gas lit 10: sd bin ST. alt gum
9uioicbultncfletterl1, uno 5u Jung
}lm Stcrben."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20
Kincsr ibrsr p6ter.
Roman bon
G. Rteober9.
e. Kite b 9.

boffte felienfeIt, Die 3utunft mer0e
mir einen AusDeg, elnen Vfonlent
bringerl, mo ih betennen, mem Gtno
mieoer in meine Urine nebmen ton.
ne. Qber i'd bate MID Iber ben
Gbrgei3 meine5 nunmcbrigen 0at-
ten, Iber Die @r0Be uno 2ieie ieine5
9aiies gegen Den &oteu getauidt.
Sd ldmieg melter, oerleu9nete
Gid meiter - 6Wanjig Sabre lang!
8a5 oieie Sabre fiir MID genelen
iino, braufe id Cir nad) oielem BE.
tenntnI5 nidt mebr 81 lagen - un0
natoem gu i'm - Den Ytlniiter -
geiebeu bait" fiiJte lie gang Ietic
5tn5u. Dam lebute tie Den &opT gu.
rid un0 idloB Die Augcn.
Sine Nelle mar e5 toteultiu iii
3intnler, BIS es pte ei1 @aub pom
ibreu 2ippeu fam:
sd bin gu @n0e, Dolores"
Die Itano un0 ltdrrte unabldll8
in 0a8 bIeid)e Autlig, uno aue5 jap
uno bcgriif iie lest; Die graucn 6a'
Den, oie IId ourd) 0a5 BLONDE 9aar
3oger, Den IeioOoQen 3ug UNI Den
teincn MunD, Die tieIen Sdatteu I'M
ole Augen, DIE Iooe5matttgtelt, Die
aus Ie0em 3u8e iprab.
ga brad 0u3 g~taturgefubl lid
Balm nit Der gun3en ltnpuIlIOen
Seioeni6ait ibre5 G%barafters, Gen
I6lutBenoen Sd)ret ngiutterI" aus.
ltoBeno, lag iie ploglld) 81 oeren 6ii-
BEN ur0 unidIaug tDre &niee.
6rau pom 2ornom$tp rld)tete lid]
aul. Stumm erbob lle Die augeu
nab oben, itber ibr fnIeenOes alnO
ole 2trlne ME gum 5egen au2brel.
teno.
Dolores" fIiiterte Tie erlolid,
yDenn Oh mir uuh Ittt uer5leben
bQtteit, oa5 ldou mar cine Nobltat
lonoergIelten, oaB lh eInmoI, etrt
nal ipred)en ourTte, Die lur6tbare
Galt olele8 UebeImnilie9 elnnal nur
dofDal5elt toliElfe auT EN- aflotre2
4teniherDer5.
Sd ibrieb olle3 ouf iir Sid, in
elmer Bet, 0u lt) meinte, oa3 Sbwel.
gen utdt nebr crtrager 5u tonnen,
Is mar, al5 meine treue Satatu
itarb; nab melnem Io0e loute Cir
DIES SdrI1tltud mt allen Eupieren
5ugeiteut meroen, nun mia i'd es
Dir lelbit geben mo oas Dier" -
lie neiteIte Oa5 yte0uluon Don H..
rent 9alle los - ~nlnm gleth."
Wtit 5Itternoer 9on0 laBte Colo,
res nab Dem 8il0nta. Sbr Atem
log, pabreno lie oaraui meoerlab.
~9ns lit, oas lit -" ltotterte lie.
,0ein gater."
Qa itIud3te oa3 Wtdoden auf:
% Wutter, Ytutter, mle muBt
Qu gelitten baben!"
6rau bon &ornoDStp faItete Die
0Qnoe iiber Dem &uupte ibres Sin.
Oe3 uno iagte it'll:
50, Dolores, mebr ais iia Iageu
lQBt-"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

Ser graminator lit Elm le.
benoig geporoenes 6rage5eiden, Der
BrufIiug elm eritarrter @eoanfen.
ltrl6.
0eine&eoei ei rSa-Sa" uno
"Iein-Hein" -. oorausgeieet, oaB
Oh Dem monnli6en @eIhlette au9e.
BORT.
SobuIo NJ q einen neuen Sc.
oanfeu fitt0et, reflamieren i'm gleih
Dusenoe, Die i'm perIoren bobeu
mouen.
Gsgibteini6 3eideu
fir oos Iltern Der 6rau: menn lie
nad) Dem Soilettemahen idlefter
9aune lit.
8enn elm iunger Wouu
iagt, Elm iunges M6oden bate feiu
SerS 10 lit imnter on5unebmen, tie
babe icine8.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

Nuttcr licbcn, wle audi id iie per.
ebrcn mcr0e - c2 ihon tue"
Sic bob bel Den bcocutlun18pou
geiprodenen &ortcn iiberroidt oen
&Opi. 6ragcttO lab lie in lem Sc.
ii6t.
las 9luqe zines aiinItlcrs Iiebt
iharf, 9olore$, uno Dos zines 9ie.
benoen tief. Guu ih mciB, DAB Sbre
Nllttcr lcbt, begreife id) cine Aebn.
ltd)feit, Die mir e5enio rdtbieIbaft
wie punoerpoI eridlien. SD ="
Still, IT'LL" mttcrbraf) iie i'm
bnltig. lin @otteSminen, pctm
mir belauidt piiroen, Bite, fem
0ort tpelter. &ir miiiieu iebt not.
Denoig our @eieuihaft 5uriidtebren.
Wtorgen? 9tein ou muB id) Hube
baben, id trete gum eritenmal aIs
aldrden al,f, Ibcr Ibermorgen -"
IQ ibre Sidcrbelt mar plobIif
fort. gerlpiTt pcrIud]te lie nod)5u.
0enfen uno lieB gcitcben, oaB er
tbrc 9ato NIT Stltllen beoedte.
0lleSernorgen, glelh nad ser
Srobe, DoQen mir oqes oronen uno
beipred)en."
Wttt tur5em Abidieosoruf 3og tie
ibre 9ano 5uriid. .9is oobin, bite,
ni6ts ntebr 0apon," bat lie i'm 8e.
grill sur Cir 3u geben.
Gr elite ibr nat
so Wer0e t6 Sic morgen nidt
ieben, 3oloreS?" rief er bitteno.
Sic wanote Ieiht l1delno oas
IntIts 3uriif.
r@cnn Sic ni6t ing Sbea.er fou.
men. nein."
sd Dcroe, o natiirlid meroe ih
oa iein," ueriiherte er, ~bingeriiien
lih tbr pieoer nGbcrno.
&ber tie trat ihon iiber Die
ShDeue binaus.
so Ieben sic pobI, Biz morgen!"
r2eben Sic nobI, 0olores!"
itammeIte er uergcbeno ip 9liid uno
9orf. -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20

un0 9iIfe fincen. uno mdNreno
0reBler3 Blife imnler 5eiBer baten
uno marbcn, rciite Elm gntidluB III
Ibr.
AI5 er nndJ auigebobener Safel
ju ibr fam, legte tic obne 3ogcrn
;bren Nrm III Den ieinen unO licB
lid Ourh Die mir fliid)tig mo propi
lorIih mobllerten 3immcr riibrcn.
Sn einem flcinen Sabtnett, uou
uOn 8eDeibcn un0 oen perihieoet-
item @afien, blieb lie iteben.
&einer lhien ibnen gefolgt SIT iein
un0 rubig, obglett lie Gas fieberbai
te 3ittern ieiueS Nrme5 fiiblte, be-
gam Dolores:
SEER bon GreBler, ib bat Sic
Dor Wonaten. mir 3eit gu IoiIen
nit Der 9lntwort oui SIRE 6rage.
CAB 3bre @iinihe oieielben geblie.
ben, iagt mir Sbr @ierherfommen,
pcnn i'd ouh nlf)t CLAUDE, OaB Sic
famen, Inn mid 3u o~rdngeu."
~Nein, neinl Nur eInmaI leber
muBte id) Sic" murnteItP er. SD
mill marten. bis -"
sd bin bercit, @err BON GreBler.
Nbcr ih tniipie an mein 15amort
@c0tngungen -"
rSbren 9eruf? Sd nil Sic ser
giIbne niht entreiBeu," perii6ertc
CT eifrig.
nIitt ons ALIEN. Soren Sic
mid al. Als Sic mid tennen
l@ernten, eriubren Sic BON Der Ytle-
Jcmlltter meme S9ertltnft ODER piel.
mebr, Dob Oieie ountel uno ME auf.
gefIGrt let. Sn5milhen aber, in Die.
len Wtondten babe l6 erfabren, met
melne Cite | fuaren 0aB melile
Ytutter nod lebt. Dem Mann, Dem
id) meine @ano reide, meroe ib oas,
mas ein @ebeimnis lit uno bleiben
muB, anpertraueu, ieoofl unter Der
6or0erung, 0aB er c5 bite, pie ih
ielbit, uno unter Der Yeoingung, oaB
er mid mcinc Ntutter Ieben uno lie
ben laBt pie bisber - beimlitL obne
offentlihe Y~nertennung. 8oaen
Sic oas, tonnen Sic oa5, 10 baben
Sic mein @ort."
gr bate ibr nit itrabIenoen 4u-
gen %5ugebort.
SD gelobe e8, Dolores" iaQte
er feierIid. uSbr @ebeimnis icG in
meiner @ruit 10 fiber Die in Der
SIREN ruben un0 Sic iouen Sbre
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20
(13. 9ortfetung.)

49,
8eIde Seimfebrl 9ie Gltcrn ge.
Itorben, Die Rutter nad] langem
SiedtunL Der Yater i'm Srriinn, oa5
SdloB, 0a5 itralte Stan1nlidloB
nit allen, mas oa3u gehorte, unter
Dem 9onlnler u~erfauft. ReIu, man
bate unS nifr geiuht uno LAUREN
Iailen.
3Dei Gage uno Nafte bIicben
mir peritedt un0 uuerfannt bel Der
alien Sansta. Damn 5o8en mir luei.
ter.
4ber mas MN? llniere Rittel
Dnren nabe5u erih0pit, frei alif3u.
treten ouriten mir nid)t magen. 60
muBten mir oenn Soft oanten, ais
ii6 IN einem tleinen Staothen
Dieoerum Elm Engagement in elnem
Danoern0en Sirius fano. Sn dll.
Beriter Sporiamteit Woqteu mir Die
Wittel iammeIn, Inn moglihit ihneu
na6 oriiben 5uriiftbren gu f0n.
men.
60 famen mir naf G~antenoorf."
sic braf ab. sin trQncnloies,
furht6nres AufIhluh3en erltatterte
ibren aorper, aber nit iibermenid).
liher a%nItrengung 3fpang iie Den
Shmer3ensausbrud nieoer.
.@as nun geihab, wirit gu Oft
genug 9cbort bacon, erlaB mir oieie
Sdtl0erung," bcganu tie init belize.
rer Gimme Dle0er.
SD lieB i'm, oa mir amerifnniihc
9iirger 8enor0en, inter Dem bort
gefiihrten NanleH, auf meIhen III.
iere HapIere lauteten, b~egrabcn, ulto
biernad blleb mir niht5 mebr.
2otbar pon Gornomatu lhltei oils
2otbar 2oubln III Ielnenl 8rube -
id mar cine 9ettlcrtn.
limo oa bab' ids getun, 9olores.
SD bob 3it] Dem Glen0 entrilien
uno Sid Der brapeu iyruu Dor Die
Sir geIegt. SD muBte, lie miiroe
Did Iiebepou an lbr 9er5 ncbuIen,
bort nitroelt gu babcu, ua id)
nidt fir 9id bate - 0b0ad uuo
Brot.
Na6oem eS geideben, i6Iug id
mid, 10 gut IS geben mollte, 0as
beiBt, i'd uertaufte 0en ReIt meiner
@aroerobe, nad Dem @obniis Der
SHUTTER meire5 8atten ollrd.
@Ieno uno fiebcrn0 fam id zines
abenos auf Dem SAloB Der Tor.
noDsfps an, 10 eIeno, oaB man nidt
ipagte, Die Go0tfrnnfe pom Der
S6neIe gu neiien = ionit! -,
bieIleift iprad aud Ole grleihte-
rung nit, meld)e linen Ole ltndridt
bonn 600 oes gbrloien, Dem Sdlaro.
fled Der Samilie, oeruriodlte. Rur3,
fie nnbmen mid auf, pfIegten l:id),
llto i'd marc geiun0.
@a5 lett fonlmt, III Der id}luererC
Sell meiner Shll0, oeun nun be,
ginnt Die 6eigbeit.
Sn meinen 6ieberpbantaiien muB
i'd pobl mad meincm uerIorenen
&inoe gerufen BADEN, uno ouber bat.
te lid Die Wteinuug gebiI0et, ou5
3ino lei gleib Dem Mater qeltorben.
SD borte einrnal Die Mfutter gu
stephan iagen; -8ott lei Cant,
OaB auh oa8 Sinh tot lit; nun fam
man ON GnOe Die gauge SadJe nod
pertuIfen," mornuf 0leler finlter er.
pioerte: .Sa, Iebte EN- Hattomme
oe5 Shanobuben, Damn mare uulere
Cir alld iIr Die Wtutter perlbIol'
fen"
SD borte 0as un0 ldmieg! Sd
mar 10 miirbe, 10 6eridliuBen, la)
tonnte fir ocu AugtnbIid nod nid)t
pieoer IN oen &f. 0ltl lpuBte
i'd wobl g~ebor9en - ib ldyuleg,
aud oa nodL oils Stepban MIR lelre
9atto bot.
OR lieB mir feinen 9meifel bar.
Iber, Dap nidt Niebe i'm gu oieiem
G6ritt treble, er gIollbte 10 Die
Sdntad) ieines 8ruOers an 0eIten
ousgetiIgt, oa5 Gebeimitis leiner
Glut)t uno leiue3 Qooe8 ON lider.
fen beluobrt; 10 bIieb e5 in Der So
mile, mitbin uuter ieinem itets
padiamen Auge. sd nabul lie an.
Dicle QanO uuo ltyulcg. Sd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1919-06-20
(9dtu5 foIgt,)

Gs liegt in Der gtatur al.
lcr Ginge: crit tlein, oann BroB. User
es ungetebrt MAIDEN nil un0 groB
unfdngt, bat Die lId)ere Au5iidt, tlcln
duf8uhorell.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-29
EXPLOSIVE FOR MINES
 LAW STILL ENFORCED

We acknowledge receipt of the fol- lowing, concerning use of explosives: "The impression seems to prevail in some sections of the state that the Explosives Law is no longer being enforced. I wish to state, emphati- cally, that we are enforcing the law more rigidly, if possible, than prior to the signing of the Armistice.
 Owing to industrial unrest all over the country, I wish to impress upon everyone the absolute necessity of safeguarding explosives to the fullest extent of the law and I will appreci- ate very much if you will give this mater little publicity in you district.
 Thanking you, remain
 Yours very truly,
 ED. l.. SHAW,
 U. s. Explosives Inspector.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-29

played an important part in' winning the war by getting along with such gasoline as could be manufactured without interfering with the output of aviation gasoline. The Pacific Coast had much easier time than the Eastern states. In the East a gen eral shortage of gasoline forced the Fuel Administration to issue orders prohibiting the use of pleasure auto mobiles on Sunday.
 The output of aviation gasoline by all the refineries east of the Rockies was not enough, so California was called upon to furnish large part of the supply. At the request of the United States Government the Paci- fife Coast Petroleum War Service Committee apportioned California's quota among such of the large refin- CTS as were able to make this special gasoline. The Standard Oil Company being the largest of these, naturally had the greatest quota to fill. They more than did their part in meeting this war need and exceeded their quota to a considerable extent.
 It was only during the period of about six weeks in the late fall of 1918 that the lack of easy starting was evident. As soon as possible Red Crown gasoline was put back on its old high quality basis and it now has the full and continuous chain of boil ing points from low to high which is necessary for easy starting, quick and smooth acceleration, high power and long mileage.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-29
SOME FACTS ABOUT
 GASOLINE QUALITY

Elsewhere in this issue will be found an announcement by the Stan dard Oil Company explaining why the necessary production of gasoline for our fighting -aeroplanes was re- sponsible during the latter part of the war for the lack of easy starting quail ities in ordinary motor gasoline.
 Every oil company had more or less difficulty with gasoline during the last few months of 1918 and some complaint was heard among motorists. It was impossible until now, however, to offer any explanation, because it was a military fact which could not be made public.
 Aviation gasoline must be highly volatile, or in other words, it must vaporize rapidly and this special fuel was furnished only at the sacrifice of the gasoline left for regular use Gasoline is made up of constituents having boiling points ranging from low to high. That, needed for aero planes took a large part of the low boiling point constituents from thu crude oil and left the ordinary motol gasoline somewhat lacking in thest low boiling points which are necessar! for easy starting of the engine.
 While aviation gasoline is exactl! suited for engines operating in the ex treme cold and rarefied atmospher' of high attitudes it would be unsuit ed for automobiles. It would lack thu necessary power, would evaporate to' quickly and would be expensive.
 Immediately after the signing O the Armistice the need for this specia aviation gasoline became less urgent and Red Crown gasoline regained it old high quality, due to a full, uni form chain of boiling points from tn low to the high.
 While it was an unfortunate fac that the ordinary motorist had to pu up with fuel which was not quit what he had been used to, yet h
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-29
DOUGLAS OFFICERS RAID AND CAPTURE STILL
 RiliBN BRANDY, ALIAS WHITE MulE," BY HE FARRELL

brought here and stored.
 Five barrels of raisin "mash" ready to be distilled, and the oil burner used to cook the mash will be brought in Thursday to be used as evidence when the men are arraigned in court and before the United States commits sioner on state and federal charges. Keaton was arrested while driving a wagon containing a barrel of the brandy. The officers then located the illicit still by following the wagon tracks for a mile and half.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-29
BUYS DENVER HOME

Will F, Grounds, one of the big cattlemen of this county and a large cattle grower of southern Colrado. has purchased the Harry H. Post residence in Denver, paying $2O,OOO for it. The home is one of the most attractive places in the Colorado met ropolis, being situated on what is known as Capital Hill, the residence district of the city. MT. Grounds and wife are natives of this county and have a host of friends and rela- lives here who will be glad to learn of their comfortable situation.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1919-03-29
RARE MINERALS PLANT
 BURNED IN COLORADO

The plant of the Primos Chemical company, at Vanadium, Colorado, was destroyed by fire few weeks ago, but it is expected to be rebuilt. The company owns a large acreage of vanadium and tungsten ground in the vicinity and has made big bun dle of money from it in the past four years.