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New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

Floyd a. Potter. for,y-cight a salcsmau
OF 1889 Bedford Avenue. RrooblNn. wss
found dead with a bullet wound IN his
Thirty-frst Street He had loft a no,c for
his wife at homo telling hcr he intended TO
commit suicide
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Wish u'e had
more of these
table Hgsens

IiTe AaTe to pc.s more 10y
them todoH These. Of
coWse. ore pteeCd as bought.
A small lot, al puFg
sturdy Irish linen.
400 yards Of danl2sk for
table cloth
$50 wards T0-laci1 bleachej
table danask 3 30 yd.
$50 yards 7l-inch bleached
table dainask s. I'd.
700 wards 1l-inch bleachei
table danlask. 81 I'd.
400 yards 7o-ineh silver
bleach damask, s.. 30 yd.
lFira siI5cr blcorf damd'
age H. had ~ fhfre te~s
700 dozen napkins.
cllrysanthemun, ros Q bud,
pansy and conventional de.
signs
49, IA. square. S6.15 dos.
e IN. square. s. doz.
- IN. square, Sq.75 doz.
- IL. square. $3.50 doz.
First floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Reproductions
of Italian chairs
~ QUATRlENlF.

Reproduc-
tons of fine
oil d Italian
chairs, made
with the fine
lines Of the
0 + ! & in a | $
a nd vi t h
faithful re-
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Exquisite
linen lingerie
Made entirely by hart

Made entirely by hand
Pure. sheer linen. finished
with scal|oping or hemstitch-
ing.
town, $3.50.
Envelope chemise. $12.
Scalloped and decorated with
a large conventional flower done
in "punch work.
Gown, SIS.
Envelope chemise, 81.
Deep. double hemstitching and
little spray of embroidered
flowers.
Gown, SIS.
Envelope chemlse. $3.50.
Punch work-so solid il looks
Ike an inserted medallion. en-
hroldered clrysanthemums nice
ly scalloped.
Gown and envelope che.
mise, S16. 30 each.
Punch work made to resemble
filet lace Insertion. finished with
an edg'ng Of Nalenciennes lace.
Gown and envelope che
mise. SIS each.
Roses embroidered or punch
work. filet design
Third floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
Join WANAMAKER
F0tmerly a. r. StelUart & 20.
BroadaUay at Ninth, Nea0 YORK.
Store Hours, 9 TO $50

Good morning!
This is September l6.
The 2reather TO-DAY wlu
probably be cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

Through . clerical error. in
our notice of hand bags at $S.75
IN Friday evenings S papers, the
frames We're described a. Dutch
silver, instead of Dutch silver
effects. The frames are plated
white metal il reproductions Of
Dutch .iLNar doSlgna.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
If we consulted the
lives of Other Men

as we do looking glass, we would
find, in young men particularly,
much to initiate.
Get the biographies of Amos
Lawrence, of Boston, the greatest
merchant of his time; David
R;ttcnhouse, of Philadelphia,
Astronomer and clockmaker; !;
Benjamin Franklin, Philadel-
phian, though born in Boston,
founder Of Philadelphia first
library and the Philosophical So
ciety. and first Postmaster Gen
eral of the United States; John
Bartram. florist and lover of ma
ture, and others to be mentioned
iatel
See how others found their
way Read in Kipling's Days
Work" Of How the Ship Found
Herself" and go to it,
Don't generalize yourself into
not good for anything,' nor
become mummyhed because you
arc "able to live without work
ing.
If this Store were no good to the
public. it would still be useful in
training by education thousands Of
boys and girls and developing their
character.
But we would not have over 80
acres of floor space if we were not
4 public service institution
/Siorod\
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16

A1RS. JENNY MURPHY, Of 26 Gates
''s Avenue, Brooklyn, got her wish
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
SPECIAL.

School blouseS, dark ant
light colors, collar attached
7 to 16 years. S1.35 each.
Second floor, Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-16
NOTE
Not skimped to meet j..
price.

Fall suits begin at Sl2 til,
suit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
blackberry Mi In
arizona Starts Work
With Rich Production

KiuEman. Ariz-. March 2S.-The
new blackberry mill, I'm the camp OF
thu same name. on the santa Fe main
line, p miles northeast Of kingman,
has had a successful start with an
initial extraction Of IS percent Of the
sampled value OF the ore. The oil
floation concentrates carry q percent
lead. $50 ounces silver and some gold.
while the table concentrates run z4u
ounces silver The plant has g capac-
ity Of 200 tons OF ore a day and is eX-
pected TO turn out a monthly product
valued at S125,0O0. The plant has
been under construction for nine
months. il Is considered one OF the
best in the southwest. with ore
handled automatically and with
minimum Of expense Crushing Is by
BAH mills
Power is transmitted 10 the mine
and mill electrically. from a three
unit oil burning plant nearby. The
principal stockholders. Gus Holmes
OF salt Lake and James Murray Of
machinery and expressed satisfaction
over the first cleanup. The mine work
has been under William Neagle and
has blocked out enough pay ore for
two years OF mill operation LOca-
ton OF the property dates back 10
1874. when the two mile ledge was
found and staked by W. B. hldenour
and Samuel CrozieE
The Rico Exploration company. Z
under the management OF n C. Cleve- I
land. has taken out. from drifting op-
erations alone. q 30 ton car load for
the Humboldt smelter that samples
7-Ss ounces gold and 206 ounces silver. I
or around $3.50 ton Crosscutting is I
planned at e greater depth, with ex-
OF finding other veins. in 1
dicated in nearby properties OF the I
same general strike.
George Hi, manager OF the Wald-
ron property states that his company
now is financially equipped for de-
velopment work which is TO be start
Cd by drifting on the 500 level TO the
southwark
". ". Lewis has Incorporated the
Silver Bell Exploration company, to
develop claims on the blackberry lode
On The property. at Zoe feet depth, a
30 inch vein samples SIS a ton A
100 foot tupnel Is to be driven to the
vein. which lies on a steep hillside
At a late meeting IN Kingman the
Kew C0mstock Mining compRny's
capital stock was increased, to pro-
vide funds for further development Of
he Catherine mine. IN the Blue Ridge
range west OF Kingman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
One Mine That
Goes FO7-10afd
Producer
The Lluvia de Orc Mine In
Western Chihuahua IN
affected By Wars.

The Lluvia de ORC Mining Co. oD-
Grating the rich Lluvia de orc gold
mine. in extreme western chihuahua,
Mex southwest Of Batopilas. has been
operating with practically no inter
ruption for the past three years. A.
l. Underwood is general manager.
This company has a Il stamp mill and
the cyanide process Is used in treating
the taillngs.
The influenza epidemic hampered
operations and the deaths wePa about
Is among the employees, according 10
reports from that camp. This prop
erty. which is one Of the richest gold
mines OF Mexico. has been producing
for about a years IL is iu a remote
section and an its transportation is
from the west at san Bias station, on
the Southern Pacific railroad Of Mex
leo. in the state Of Sinaloa. From
san Bias the little branch road for
merry the Kansas City, Mexico & ORR
ent, runs up the Fuerte river valley
TO Choix- As a prospect. this mine
sold for 100000
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Engineers To assess
Losses OF The Miners
OF War Time Minerals

The COMMITTEES appointed by the
FEDERAL bureau OF mines OF the interior
department 10 administer the war
minerals relief act VIII need a number
Of mining engineers to examine and
report on mines which produced
chrome, manganese, pyrltes and
tungsten, the owners Of which have
claims against the government under
this law. Engineers who have the
requisite standing Judgment and ex-
periencs Will be paid from $500 to
$500 per month. assistant engineers,
$3.50 TO $3.50 a month. This engineer-
Ing work VIII be largely the means by
which the COMMITTEES Will arrive at the
amount Of loss producers o. those four
var minerals sustained by trying TO
produce at the request or command
o. agencies OF the government for war
purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
ARIZONA COMPANY MAY
BUY SHANNON PROPERTY

It is reliably stated that negotla-
tons have been on. at least in a ten
tatIve way, between the Arizona Cop
per Co. and the shannon Copper Co
by which the former may buy the
properties Of the latter. The Shannon
company has a large acreage Of cop
per ground at Clifton. Morenci and
Metcalf, AriZ-, OF oLidized and sun
oxidized ores which are said 10 not TO
be amenable 70 profitable treatment
The Shannon mines and smelter
have been closed down since the mid
die Of last year. II was caught with
100000 pounds Of copper at the
signing Of the armistice and has only
been able 20 sell 1000. 900 pounds since
and that at 1914 cents a pound. This
shrinkaEe and an alleged poor in
Vestment in the Yeager mine. at Met
calf. which cost $4,000. together with
S125.000 spent on it. are all said 10
have combined TO wipe out the com
pauy's working capital
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
SiIUer Mining
ReUiUeS With
CObberSINmb
In The Tucson
District Turn To The
White Metal.


Tucson Ariz.. March 2S.-The tenn
porary slump IN copper has caused re-
/ newed interest in silver ali over Ari-
zons, but especially IN the mines Of
this section The silver Gaping ores
Of several Of the properties south Of
Tucson are being taken out in large
quantity. while about IS small prop
critics IN the Silver Bell section. de-
prived OF a market at Sasco by the
closing Of the smelter. are shipping
silver ores to Fl Paso. The Empire
Zinc company is to start work again
on its Eilver-zinc deposits
Near Bowie, the Helen Dome prop
erty is bringing In machinery for the
development Of an ore body that
carries good values in gold and silver.
in addition TO . percent copper
Silver glace has been found in the
Beach mines in BabOquivari district.
where a mill is TO be installed by
manager Jas. N. Douglas. The cor
p0ration has 80 claims, and has placed
on the dumps about 10000 tons OF ore
claimed TO have good milling value
in gold, silver and copper
At Couraland, the Great Western.
owned by w J. Young, is sinking a
new shaft and is shipping copper ore
70 Douglas The power house is being
moderuized for heavy work ahead
The adjoining Leadviile property Is
being reopened BY its owner, Wm-
Holmes. who VIII ship several car
loads q day 10 Douglas. from ore
bodies already blocked out The dis
trict is fairly active, due 10 the work
Of leasers.
Only leasing operations are known f.
in the Gleason district. where the
Shannon company's Copper Bell prop
erty and captain NcKittrick's TETON 4
mine otherwise have been closed At Z
Johnson camp practically all work I
has been stopped ~ Pearce little is .
being done save in leasing way.
The Baca Float Grant Mining com
pany has been incorporated in Tucson ]
by A. r. Gruud, to operate mining .
properties in santa Cduz county ac-
quired from the Bouldf1E and Bailey /
Interests Of Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
GOLD MINING INCOME
FAVORED BY TAX LAW

That financial and business author
lty, the Boston News Bureau has to
say Of the matter Of war and excess
profit taxes and income taxes as such
apply TO the mining Of gold, as fol-
lows: Attention is called TO section
3e4 % relating to war and excess
profit taxes, but not to income tax,
which reads as follows; (c) In the
case Of any corporation engaged in
the mining OF gold the portion OF the
net income derived from the mining
Of gold shall be exempt from the tax
imposed by this title and the tax on
the remaining portion Of the net in
come shall be the proportion Of a tax
computed without the benefit o. the
subdivision which such remaining por-
ton Of the net income bears 10 the
entire net income"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
responsibilities
deMayOMineM1
thePatagOniaS
Much Development Work
Being Done In FL Paso
and Other Mines.

Patagonia, Ark, March 2s-The
Tres de Mayo property. an old Span
ssh mine in the Patagonia mountains,
ten miles south OF this point, is being
reopened BY o. 3. Bachman, who is
taking high grade silver lead ore ore
from an 1S-inch ledge at the depth Of
30 feet. Some ore sacked for ship
ment runs Up 70 500 ounces
A lease on the American Boy and
Hosey mines has been taken by Gross
d. Kennedy Of Duluth. from Clarke d
Peterson OF this district. The lease
calls for the building OF a wagon road
TO the property. installation Of modern
machinery and sinking OF 500 foot
shaft
The Duquesns Mining and Reduc-
sion company is filling in the time OF
low copper value by starting on an
extensive development campaign, de-
signed TO block out ore Tor shipment
or for possible reduction in mill OF
Its own
me FL Paso mine at IIowry. now
under the management Of ". j.
Mitchell, has its main shaft about 300
feet down. expecting TO strike sulphlde
ct 900 feet Much good silver-COpper
ore already has been developed The
company has a surface plant that cost
Give mine IS being developed by the
Arizona Consolidated Copper Mines
company, which also has Nr. Mitchell
tor manager
Drifting on the $50 level Of the old
MoWry mine has found a new body OF
ore A small experimental mill IS
planned by the prOpsrty's main stock I
holder. A. J. Hazeltine Of Warren. Pa /
A manganese lease on the Mowry Is
being worked By Shaw & Daughs Of
Patagonia
Several new ore chutes have been I
opened up a. depth In the Three r Z
property
Shipments OF manganese are being ]
made from the Salvatore property /
near the Pierce-Gardner workings I
The Morning Glory also has started 4
the shipping OF manganese and viii 4
send out 500 tons g month
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
CHICAGO MEN VISIT
Ell PASO PROPERTIES

According 20 news from Guadala-
lara Mex. J. o. Cooper brought
down there recently a considerable
number Of prospective investors from
Chicago and took them out 70 the I'd
Favor mining company properties,
some 20 miles from that city. when
the party was in Mexico City the
newspapers published pictures Of them
as capitalists from the United States
and treated their coming as a sign
OF returning confidence in Mexico.
Nothing was said OF their being Wis
itors 70 the FL Favor mining com
pany property.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
SEVERAL COPPER MINES
IN AUSTRALIA CLOSE

Melbourne, Australia. March o9.-
Owing 10 the absence Of profitable
overseas markets. several Australian
copper mines have been shut down.
IL was announced today This co1di-
uon is considered transitory and
likely to pass when the accumulated
war stocks OF the metal have been
consumed Meantime. however. a
large number Of workers have been
thrown out OF employment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
EMPRESS COPPER COMPANY
SHUTS DOWN ITS MINE

j p. Hutchinson. Wtho ID to Il
years ago was q ven known mining
man IN Chihuahua. operating at Sta.
Eulalia, was in Fl Paso Friday on his
way TO Ranger and other Texas oil
fields He is the head OF the En-
press Copper Mining company, which
owns and was operating a copper
property about IS miles from Wicken-
burg, Ariz. The mine was closed
down about thre months ago and is in
charge OF a Wltchmau owing TO the
low price Of copper and the uncertain
price OF that metal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

is TO the effect that Frank h Hig-
gins. Of Tucson Ariz-. who recently
took bond on the Il claims called
the volcano property. four miles
north OF that place. from Charles
Smith, is TO start work at once The
machinery for the equipment OF the
property for operation is said 70 be
at the station OF STEMS Pass The
option price on this property IS given
out as 10000
It Is reported that the GAYLE prop
erty. in this same district has been.
bonded 20 J. r Devine, OF Arizona
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

The NacOZari Consolidated com
pany is pushing development work
on property ia the Nacozari district
OF Sonora, Mexico. and early IN
March equipped with machine drills
During February over 100 feet were
made In the main development tunnel
with hand drills In the head OF the
tunnel, now In a hrecciated zone. sui
phides OF silver. lead and copper are
showing. Stopping is done only for
gold. silver lead ore.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
DEVELOP KING nIINE

Ne hlng lopper Mining company.
developing copper properties on the
east slope OF the Chiricahua noun
tains. eight miles from Rodeo. n n.
in a recent statement. said that il
had been doing development work
Tor IS months and had two double
compartment shafts one 200 feet and
the other SOC feet. and was Installing
new boilers at the Ainsworth shaft.
preparing 10 sink il 70 700 feet. Churn
drilling prospect work OF part OF the
property this year IS part OF the
plans CT development.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

President 7 O. Hamilton. OF the
King * Queen Copper Co, has been
quoted as saying that work viii be
started very soon on that concerns
srQup Of claims, four miles south OF
STEMS Pass, in western New Mexico
4 core drilling equipment VIII be in
stalled. e is said, To prospect the
round
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

OF the executive COMMITTEES OF the
American Smelling & Refining Co.
left Friday for New York He was
here IN FL Paso several days on bust
ness connected with his corpora tons
affairs at its local sTnelter and with
other matters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
Blackstone Phonograph

Fifty inches high. a regular $4,000
value. Mahogany cabinet, guaranteed
double spring, wonderful reproducer.
Special now. $4,000. N A Klein. z1g
s Fl Paso St Look for the Bazaar
siEn.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

Phoenix. Ariz-. March 29.-The old
custom smelter at Benson which IS
being rebuilt viii be ready for opera
ton Nay - according TO Charles r
Goetz. o. Benson, who is in charge OF
tNa work and who was in Phoenix
Friday.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

II you are interested IN big dIvi-
dends invest IN Federal oil & Rein
ing stock See z. 7. Broad, ACT
Phone 751. 507 South santa ne street.
Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
IEASE ~ .

U.
Of yrhio
"a viii and
viii stool
sleQOeo $4,000
around the wells
THOUSAND PER ACRE We begin
ing on this tract be built
OTHER VALUABLE LEASES
1000
OF
RANGER geolosst and authority
IS a ri can be and
Company
& L.
Callahan
&
directly north s the a
OF 3 No g
Lands ShacAford
the on Company's deep
acres out or Bayland No
ass being
Stock o Advance in Price Without Notice BUY TODAY
MCCORMACK s. WHTTAKER
/ Ell PAso. TEX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
us ~ 1Y PROVEN ACREAGE- WELLS Drilling An ONCE5
ALI Drilling Contracts Have Been Let For Five Wells
LATE REPORTS ON WELLS NEAR OUR
EASES PRACTICALLY PROVE OUR ACREAGE
IOWA PARK


mile
a
This Puts Our Lease No
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29

lir
the
In
Terrell In
the
Stephen
Of
IN In
(signedl h. b.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
OTHER VALUABLE LFASFS

MCCORMACK g. WHITAKER.
500 No. OREGON ST. Ell PAso. TEX
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-29
OFFICERS

J. Cunningham. President and Treasurer.
c. D. Stock. Vce-President W. ]. Kelley.
PERSONAL REFERENCES
J. Cunningham Gives the Following:
Riverton State Bank. Riverton. Wyo.
Wyoming National Bank Casper Wye.
F. & NJ. Bank. Ranger, Texas
c. D. Stock Clues the Following:
Farmers State Bank. Riverton, Wyo.
Rverton State Bank. Rverton, Wyo
Stookmen's National Bank. Casper. Wyo
w. ]. Kelley Clues the Following:
Bank Of Ranger. Ranger. Texas.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

crate and severe drouth continued
N many OF the more eastern sections
Temperature for the week averaged
considerably above normal generally.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
Art GWmrna Says:
"They Will Soon Be Calling Them
Pullmans Instead of Sooners."

Dear Editor
Wen I'd. | have been observing this
Sooner football schedule and II | was
one Of them birds would hc looking
for the guy which made II and would
use n brick upon him where 1t would
do the most good.
An them birds hAVe TO do I'd. IL to
tackle Kendall Texas, Nebraska, Mis-
snurl. Kansas Arkansas. Kansas Aggics
and okla, Aggies successive and IN
row starting saturday. | flgRer owen
win need two clcvcns and private
hospital before the season is over and
viii have TO put some OF HIS men into
armor plate to save their lives.
Them Sooncrs jump from Dallas one
week clear over 10 Omaha the next
week and guess they will have 10
do their practising on Pullman In
stend OF n grldiron. Before tho season
s over tho folks will w. calling them
lads PulmHns instead OF Sooners on
account OF their riding over 40 much
territory and overlooking a lot Of seen
cry.
guess they will have TO take tho
professors along on the train II they
figgcr on teaching the squad anything
besides football this fall. But travelling
In a education In itself I'd. unless you
are riding on the Katy In which case
IL is nothing only punishment.
Severely Yours
ART GUM.
IL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09

demonstration, was arrested as were
four other men and women accused
OF distributing radical literature. a
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
NIGHT NEWS
Big stories the Oklahoman car
ried boiled for evening readers.

DR.. Ernest Day. OF Arkansas
City, was elected president and
DR., Horace Reed, city. DR.. Wilse
Robinson, Kansas City, Mo-, DR..
w. II. Deadrick. Hot Springs,
Ark, and DR.. w. T. Wilson, Ma
vasota, Texas, were elected the
four vice-presidents OF the Medi-
cal association OF the southwest
at the final meeting of the con-
vention here yesterday.
Following the second acquittal
by the jury in county court. when
Harry Garrison was tried on a
charge OF drunkenness yesterday.
w. X. Taylor. county judge,
threatened 10 rebuke the Jurors ii
they continue with their leniency.
An order issued by A. K. Lew
Is, state health commissioner, to
b. c. Clark. president oil the Pur-
cell school board, yesterday, de-
mands the discontinuance OF city
water there in the schools for
drinking purposes, az result OF
the recent investigation OF the
supply by J. w. Evans, state SAN
itary engineer.
Dick Carhart, city, and !. l..
Harris, OF Bri,ton, were appoint
ed as Oklahoma City chairman
and county chairman. respective
ly, of the Roosevelt memorial
fund drive. October 20 to 27, by
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-09
BLOCKADE OF SOVIET
RUSSIA is PROTESTED

NEW YORK, Oct. "a meeting
Of abou, 5000 Russians in Washing
ton square park TO protest against
the blockade of soviet Russia was
broken up last night by mounted
police and soldiers and sailors armed
with night sticks. The demons,rants
were arranging TO parade up Fifth
avenue, led by twenty men in sol.
diers' uniforms when the meeting
was broken up No permit had been
taken out Tor either meeting or
parade.
Anthony Topsolesky, Is, laborer
said to have been the leader OF the