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The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-10-11
THE MINING NEWS

+. b. Housington, representing
Spokane capitalists, is at work with
a force of men preparing bunk and
cook house quarters for a crew of
about twenty men for driving large
tunnel into the outcropping coal shale
ledge at the mouth of Corkscrew
Canyon near Detillion Bridge about
seven miles from the mouth of the
Spokane river in the Spokane valley.
A shaft eighty five feet in depth was
sunk on the ledge in which coal of
good quality was struck. The shaft
was discontinued on account of water,
and the company took up the tunnel
project so that the mine can be
easily drained and coal taken out in
commercial quantities at the least
expense. The mine is situated on the
North Star state highway which is
projected and partly built between
Davenport and Meyers Falls and will
be completed next year.
The board of directors of the Le-
flour Mountain Copper Co. held a
meeting at the office of I. J. Lass
well, the secretary, in the First
National bank building, and voted
to advance the selling price of the
stock from 10 cents to Is cents per
share. The properties of the Le-
flour company are situated at Dan
vile, and are in an advanced stage
of development. A large area of
ore has been blocked out, full COM
plement of new machinery is soon to
be installed to include gasoline en-
gine, compressor, hoist and machine
drills. Shipments of ore will begin
Immediately upon the placing of the
machinery plant.
Four feet of galena, it is reported,
has been encounted in the lower
drift on the 200-foot level of the
Galena Hill mine at Rockcut. w.
S. Bliss is the superintendent of
this property and has pursued de-
velOpment with undiminished faith
for four years under the most ad-
verse and discouraging conditions.
His many friends will be pleased to
congratulate him on his success.
The values are not reported.
j. ]. Hennessy is again in charge
Of the Strawhun property in the
Pierre lake district. This consists
of 12-foot vein of quartz which in
dicates values of $12 in gold to a
depth of 100 feet and is said to be
of the markings of a mine of much
importance.
w. Fl. Wilson and Charles East
man of ROckcut are preparing to
ship from the Paragon mine, which
has a good showing of copper and
gold values.
The First Thought mine, which
has been idle since 1910, will be op-
Grated, according to authentic re-
ports, beginning with December. The
only thing lacking to make the ma
chinery plant complete is the COM
pressor, which will be installed.
There are two car loads of shipping
ore in the bunkers, and other ship
ments will follow at the rate of
about two cars a week.
The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1919-10-11
FACTS ON THE ARCH
ENEMY OF HUMANITY.

y tuberculosis kills producers y
= chiefly men and women between 4
y the ages Of 16 and As. =
2 1t claims workers-active men \
= and women In the homes, the Of =
Y fee and the shop. \
y 1t causes 10000 deaths In the +
= United States every year. \
r 1t costs the United States In r
= economic waste alone about r
= $500,000,000 annually. r
y More than 100000 persons in =
= this country are suffering from q
= active tuberculosis right now. =
= 1t menaces every community, \
= every home and every individ- =
= ual. 2
= AND YET TUBERCULOSIS Z
= is CURABLE AND PREVENT =
= ABLE. r
/. 1t is spread largely by ig- =
y norance. carelessness and neg =
p lect. =
= The National tuberculosis AS. B.
= socation and its 1000 affiliated =
y state and local organizations y
= wage u continuous winning war =
= on tuberculosis. r
\ The work Of these organiza- r
= tons Is financed chiefly by the =
= sale Of Red Cross Christmas r
= seals. \
y Drive the menace of tubercu- ;.
= osis from your door. b
= = = \ Z = = |. = = = = = |. = Z 4
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Strawberry Parfait.

For otr"nerly rarfait press sweet
ripe berries through n Sieve to meats are
about three-4 uarter. Of Il eupful Of pulp
cook together without stirring. uutl II
forms "a thread, cupful of gramIlatcd
sugar ana half as much water. Pour
this syrup over tile whites of two eggs.
beaten stiff beating constantly AZ you
pour. Beat until cold, adding the
strawberry pulp a spoonful at a time.
Then foId In pint OF cream. whipped
stiff. and pack the mixture in a coy
cred mould. Pack away IN salt and ice
for three hours
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
No HOPE FOR EARLY
ACTION ON TREATY
PACT MUST WAIT
POSSIBILITIES or COMPROMISE
SLIM IRTlL LATE IN SESSION
WHICH FORMALLY OPENED AT
CAPITAL TOpAv.
Although a

Washington, Dec. l. - Although q
lew effort for compromise ratflca-
aH Of the peace treaty IL expected
Il ,0tiOW closely the reconvening oil
oa gross discussion among return
senators tonight revealed little
nope that the question would be
brought TO Il decisive stage for some
weeks
In the absence of Information as
10 what President Wilson will recon-
mend in his message to the new ses.
sion Republican and Democratic
leaders were preparing TO go ahead
with long delayed legislation, which
many senator's on both sides say is
urgently demanded by the public.
II was agreed generally that even
if the President asked for an imme-
diate renewal of the fight for rati
tication The work would be carried on
privately in conference Of the op
Business proceeded without Interrupt
ton on The Senate floor
Treaty to be RELOCATED.
~ some quarters the impression
gained ground that Mr. Wilson would
touch but richly on the treaty in his
message, and would let further form.
al action wait until compromise
plan had been perfected In order to
get before the Senate again In a
parliamentary sense it win be ncccs-
satv liz III" View ot most senators
for the executive To again submit It
for ratification.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Chicken Pish-Pash.

notwithstanding the mysterious title.
this dish is entirely practical ana de
ridedly aIluring. Cut the chicken into
four pieces and put them into 4 stew
pan With two or three sliced onions,
TWO blades Of mace, some white pep
per bay leaf and two quarts Of thin
veal gravy made from one and one half
pounds Of veal and onehaIf pound OF
rice. Add SAT- and let all stew till tile
rice IL soft
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Quick Egg Soup.

Stir a teaspoonfui OF beef extract
into It quart Of boiling water. add
grated onion, celery salt salt and pep
Per To taste. Pour boiling hot INTO
tureen with four Ia blespooufuls Of boil
inG rice and two Well beaten eggs.
Serve hot. Any portion Of cold cooked
vegetable may make very paialabie
soup If put through sieve. added to
hot milk, seasoned and thicbened rs
usual
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
" 7HE
KITCHEN
PANTRY

WI HEN YOU want to make guie X
w soup fry the recipe given ~
low. This is delicious soup
and one that Is both easy and eco.
nomhai to make. An old fashioned
recipe for cooking chicken * given.
along with n vegetable dish composed
Of corn and tomato
Quick Egg Soup,
Chicken Fish-Pash corn au Beurrp
cucumber Salad
Stra wberry Partait. Fruit Cakes.
CDffaR
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
{ orn au Beurre.

Corn au buerre served with thick
slice If DroIed tomato is popular
merhod ~ combining these two f'lyors
Thee II NO milk or cream mixed with
the corn. II is drained Of all juice after
being taken from the can and butter
only il used. Corn and tomato 50
served make Il delicious dish
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Story OF the Artichoke,

The articboke which originally
came from Barbary, IL not 4 botanical
species, hut a variety of the thistle.
"hicn grows spontaneously al along
the African coast of the Mcdter.
ranean from Morocco to Palestine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Education,

An educated man stands ae II were,
IN the midst Of a bonndleSs arsenal
ana magazine, fillcd with All the Wcap-
ohs ana engines which the skill OF
men has been able to devise from the
earliest time; and he works accord.
inslv. with II strength borrowed from
all past ages Carlyle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Patterns for
Home Sewing

4 pattern Of this illustration
Will be sent your address. Fill
out the attached blank and mall
- :he Free Trader-Journal, en-.
closing tic in money or stamps.
Please allow ten days time In
which to have pattern delivered
you.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
LIMOS FOLKS TEL.
OF EXPERIENCE,

nenag it-'l can highly recon-,
mend nr f.fges medicines. Nmle /
nave 5aaea suMa oi nearly all OF these
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
Endurance.

Endurance Is patience concentrated,
Carlyle.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01

Try Want AID IN the Free Trader
journal for Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-01
FOLLY OF lNpR0NlbFN, t

>o many Of u> need this lesson in
the tolg OF tmproy denee So many
are the butterflies Of life who play all
summer and then must needs slarNc
when the winter finds them All unpre-
pared
or perhaps rhey are INST little
step above chat and do work AZ times
tut spend as they make. without II
though for the morrow. when thcN
may not be able t. make And these
too. axe found unprepared by tho win
ter Years.
So few are the ants and bees If life
Who work constantly and bu~ilE unit
the >torehouse Is fUi before hey III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
WASHINGTON
CAGE SQUAD
FACES WORK

Coach Allison IL planning the first
real practice Of the season for his
University Of Washington cage
squad this week. He hasn't picked
any first team squad yet. but has a
good line on his material now
Chuck" FARMLAND. former Lin.
coin high center. and center on the
frosh squad last year. is making a
bid for the center Job. Dick Nun.
son and Dave Kellogg. forwards
on the frosh squad last year. are
holding down the forward jobs now
Nicholson. newcomer. looks
good at guard. Captain Cook and
Doug Cairns are the other leading
guard candidates. George Smith
veteran center. and star Rridder. Is
expected 10 turn out this week
Turnouts win be held during the
holiday vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Star Cage Teams Prime for Big Race
Earl Baird
andHarper
in Pool Go
lightweights Meet for First
Time to Settle N. W.
133-Pound Title

Growing up from kidhood in the
ring to contenders for the Coast
lightweight crown--that's the case OF
Bob Harper. Northwest i35pound
king. and Earl Baird. another local
boy, who meet In the ring for the
first time at the Crystal Pool Tues
day.
Harper has never lost verdict In
the squared circle. and while Baird
has lost several times. he has boxed
lot more experienced men than
Harper has ever met
Bob and Earl grew up in the gym
together and have boxed countless
times when there weren't any deci
slons handed out at the end of the
bout But now they meet for the
first time when the verdict counts.
Joe Bonds the veteran Tacoma
heavyweight. urcets Steve Reynolds
the fighting fireman. In the semi
windup. This IN a big chance for
Steve 10 make a name for himself
because Bonds In a national figure in
the fight game.
Jimmy Storey. who was scheduled
TO meet Lloyd Madden. can't box
Tuesday because his nose Is on the
bum. Mike Pete and Soldier Joe
Woods will take their place on the
bill.
Leo Houck and Young Sam Lang.
ford. lightweights. box In one OF the
other bouts. Herb Taylor tangies
with Frankie Rogers in the welter
division and Roscoe Taylor and Jim
Duane. a newcomer. meet In the cur.
tain raiser. They are welters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Edwards, Australian Lightweight,
May Make Champ Leonard Hustle

way off In Australia there is a
lightweight who Is whipping them
as fast as they are showed In the
ring before him. He is Lew Ed
wards. originally from England. but
who for the last few years has been
battling In the Philippines and Aus.
tralla. Word OF his proves was
brought to this country last sum
mer by w a. LaMOuntain OF Ma
Mia, who came oyer for the Demp'
Willard fight. Edwards has
been shining them off In Manila,
and LaMountain said the Manila
promoters had made a big offer TO
Benny Leonard TO come over and
meet him. But Leonard turned a
deaf ear to the proposition. But
Lew II going so good now that an
other effort probably win be made
to get the two together. They want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
FIVE MEN TO
HANDLE PREP
CAGE MELEES

Tracey Strong. Walter Bell ".
Green. Jack Davidson and Stanley
Riddle will officiate In the high
school basketball league They have
been appointed by the school board
physical department.
Strong has been handling high
school football and basketball games
for several years and IL rated as one
OF the leading cage officials in the
Northwest. Bell IL physical dlrec.
tor at Queen Anne high. and Green
holds the same position nj Lincoln
high school
Jack Davidson is former wv"
cage captain and Stanley Riddle Is
another former wv star.
Play in the high school league
gets under way January 10. All Of
tho squads are planning n stiff prac.
tice session during the coming two
weeks Of Christmas vacation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
GIL O0BlE WINS
HIS GRID SPURS
Jack Walker

The bcstcoschsd football
team In the Fast this year
that's what Eastern grid crit
ic- say Of On Dobir'< Navy
eleven In their reviews Of the
Army. Navy game. which the
Navy won. 6 TO o.
Harry Nelson, one % the
New York critics. declares
that Dobic's squad was the
best machine In the Fast this
year. The Navy squad was
outweighed by the Army. but
their line Of play was wonder.
fui. and their interference ran
like machine.
~ last Dobis l. being r~eog.
nixed I'm the Fast for his
work. How wen vs.. know Of
the Dobie line and the Dobie
Interference. and the North
west can well BE- pruud that
Dobie--wbo put Washington
on the football map--i,as won
his spurs In the Fast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
SNOWY" BAKER NOW
SILVER SCREEN STAR

Snowy Baker. the famous
fight promoter and referee. Is
starring In n big million dol
lar picture being produced In
Australia Snowy. just now.
Is In hospital at Sydney.
with n broken nose, smashed
ribs, shattered shoulder bone
and other minor bruises and
breaks He Is the Fighting
parson" In the picture. and he
won't fake. Besides being u
movie star and promoter. ref.
cree Of fights, promoter Of
fights. etc. Snowy also Il the
best-known sporting authority
on the island and writes box.
ing for a big daily newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Ingtewood Country
ssn..on ne /. shrs~S business man and fine fellow The
vice presidents job In the capable hands Of A. Knox Roberts
'y Griffith. mus, Be ', r., o" variety :. "-i .., 20
darlington. Rainier and Jefferson Park clubs
A. v Maoan who laid colwood Victoria,
considered by golf to be the finest golf link. the
Craig. Fo,srrue
several other re known Northwest experts on golf course con
few dag.
entertainment Pacific Northwest golf
which will be held IN 60 nsss '"
according to the report Of "Capp, kel.en. who
This
sesei'e lie viii be certain starter in the n O. NEXT
Of park
golf n under and the munep. pill ehasers should
move In" about the end Of January.
Play north end WIN be resumed today The
green's committee wisely links ground
horoy 'hawed out harrington also under the ruling
Who said Seattle wasn't golf er.,y The Ins'ewood club hs:
tied to Zoo ''' '''
Along Of Washington Of
Country An
win &c aSon, osn as the contracts are awarded which
approximately 100000 every
country club feature that can be placed In building
with % member. PLAYING to "ls" les. h..,s.n
against the various clubs In the Northwest.
NO, 8, a matrimonial trip just came n to do
Christmas shopping" Hcine Aberdeen
goInng Seattle visitor when asked Dan Cupid
had signed him up uni the snow came play over the Grays
Iabor good according IIenie but doubt
the ,craciy Of the Christmas shopping trip. old top
IIaberdasher de nj sport mott including
bowling. IIatton member
board Of trustees Rush Etec. Dr H. Ford
T. Jennings. Watsriouse
l.. Brown ID. II
live appointed
weather ground q Thursday
holiday will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Leonard over there and II they
can't get him Edwards probably
will invade the States. meeting a
few topnotchers before going on
with the champ Edwards won two
fights from lghtwcights In the Tom
Andrews stable touring Australia,
the first from Joe Mooney In 10
rounds. and the second from Har.
lem Eddy Kelly In 10. Andrews
boys are not having much luck.
frankie Daley was beaten by Jack
Green In a 20-round scrap. Chuck
Virgins the hight heavyweight Of
indianapolis may bring back some
laurels. however. Snowy Baker
writes that he looks mighty good.
and the Australians are expecting
him to give a good account Of him.
self.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
NO WONDER!

Scott Perry. who had his brief fling
at fame as a pitcher for Connie Mack.
has opened tailor shop in Franklin.
Pa. with Harry o'Donneli. also for.
mcrly OF the Athletics. as a partner.
No more professional ball for him.
says Perry. but he win continue TO
pitch for the Franklin independent
team for 500 per game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
SUCH A TOUGH LIFE

According TO n Los Angeles news
paper which has taken "A census,
there are nearly 100 professional ball
players-major and minor--w winter
Ing In the Angel City. Pretty soft
and a good thing for them there Is
no work or fight" order In effect.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
No BRAINS.

Tho Chicago Cubs are said 10 have
made an offer Of {25. 900 TO the Gin.
cinnatl Reds for Walter Reuthor. OF
course. II has been refused. Now
why didn't the Cubs keep Reuther
when they had him? They let him
go to Cincinnati for $1,000. the then
waiver price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
ALEX SHOOTS WICKED
GUN AT TRAP SHOOT

New bonors for Grover Alexander.
A. a recent target tournament held
in Chicago the pitcher OF the Cubs
won the championship Of all Cook
county against scores Of gun shsrps.
In spite Of wretched shooting condi'
tons during the two days OF the
tournament. Alexander broke 81 out
Of his 100 targets. He got "a big
silver mug OF some sort as a trophy,
all inscribed with the fact that he
had won the trap shooting champion.
ship for amateurs OF Cook county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

President Ir.nk rstriek Of the
Ce~st league msy have . naiEhty
sweet time iininG sp . conp>tsnt Of
fetal thu. year 10 handle the te~.t
leo Gzm~-- Merd comes frvm Van
roavev. n. g.. that Mickey Loo. whe
has handled the Gsme. for the past
couple 81 ye~rs. Isn't ssry snsieus
to handle the whistle this ye~r.
Mickey In rusnins . store In the
nriti.h Columbia mesrvpsiis. sud he
Gays " -ili 10 hard fs~ him to leave
his businss. this sessoa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Harry Dodge. former brown AMI
versity star. viii play one Of the
Gusrd positions for the spalding
team In The star league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20
Mcmillan Rc-Instated


suspension. is now eligible TO pal
and 80 the clever forward line VII
again be intact on the s. & X. ilne-f
up. IL Is equal TO any attack on
the Coast '
The Skinner a Eddy defense men
haven't the polished finish OF the
forward quintet, but they are 3
rugged. Woodworking set-just tho
combination to make a winning az.
gregation.
A loss for the Skinner a Ed,
team will just about put the officif
raspberry on their chances for IL
pennant this year.
Woodland Park IL fighting to kee1
out Of the cellar. and there will ~
II determined soccer players out =
day to drag down the shipwuc1 !
workers in order TO boost themse1vls
clear OF the basement
Waller Officiates -
Billy Waller will handle the whisfIA
The probable lineups follow f
Woodland Park-Pitfson. Horsley,
Simpson, Tor Pritchardl, Colgan
Miller. MCMILLAN Tor Fitzpatrick.
Cornthwaite. White. Smith, Fraser
and Dowie.
Skinner q Eddy-Atkinson. olier-
ton. Yuma. Kelly Tor Woods. Pefff-
grew. II. Mclean. Stevenson, Nc
MILAN. Harrison. Strange and DAILY
Carbonate. with an unbrf -
string OF victories. faces the d.
team here Sunday. Both teams ~
have their strongest lneups tn
field. and Sundays game shot,.
bring out some good soccer
Tommy Oyerton. the crack back On
the Carbonate squad. who has boos} !
out OF the fray since the first Fam !
OF the season. when he was put a
OF commission by an accident on 1
field. will be in the Miners line
Sunday. according to reports fro
Carbonate. With Overton in Il
lineup. the Carbonate backfield pu(
up great defense. and II he pla5
his usual game Sunday. the chancs
OF the Duthie team to grab SUNDAY
tilt aren't very rosy.
Got Slow Start
The Duthie squad got off TO a sIr
start this year. but they have
class and have now struck n
stride. They should make the go
interesting for the league leaders
day.
The teams will lineup as follows
Duthies-Clark. Weir. O'Toole. II n
necliffe. Ballingal. o'Donneil. Thor ,s]
son. Platt, McKillium. Douglas K.
Shearer.
Carbonado-Bowers w. Harlin.
Allen. Anderson. Weston, Androskl y
Tor Overflow, Byers, L. Harlia
Davies. Stohbs and Hannus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

The Arena company may Install .
scorebe~rd this yesx showing the
nam~. Of the men sesving the reals
and the as.i.ts made. when such
are registered. Meat 81 the time the
fan. have To walt until the aest day
To see the papers for the official
score before they know who regis
tered the points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Al Norton. tho San Francisco heavy
weight. Ia expected TO headline the next
Tacoma card with Frank Farmer. There
won't be any show In the Down Sound
city for three weeks. because their next
date fails on New Years night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

biil NOLAN. Lincoln high school for
ward. won tho city tannia tltls Ia lie
vlayfeid tourney last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Harry wsrburton. veteran timer. Il
sstiinK N trim 10 handle the watch
again New Years eve aud thsnesforth
turnout the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Thorre-,. the big center 81 the Ballard
piayfleId fiye. Is wanted ~ several teams
in The Star league. The big fellow
Stayed . good game All last season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Tbsve doesn't seem To be mach
chance Of . worlds puck classic this
season unless the Eastern winners
consent to como TO the Coast. Frexy
Patrick i- insisting that last year.
series. which wasn't finished out,
isn't q complete series and that u ..
up Co the Eastern champion. to jour
nry 60 the Coast again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-20

Farmer won over another California
boy tho other night IN Tacoma when he
COPIED the decision from Jack Reeves. Of
Oakland. after six rounds Of milling.
Reeves Ia just kid. not yet 20 years
old, and put up good battle against the
more experienced Tacoma gladiator. Nor
gan Jones and Frank link, two Tacoma
feathers fought a draw in the somi-
vtndup. and oscar Koch, the former
Camp Lewis heavyweight. beat John I.
sullivan In one or the other bouts on
the card