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The state herald., 1919-05-09


best terms.
stdte,
minion. or colony not named in the
mex. may become a member Of
league II its admission Is agreed
two-thirds Of the assembly provi,
that 1t shall give effective guarant
Of Its sincere intention to observe
International obligations and shall
cept such regulations as may be I
scribed by the league In regard to
military and naval force and AR
merits.
Any member of the league N
after two years. notice Of Its intent
ssisi..lss p-frasa- thu -iAas
Summons on Appiieati Rssi,tratsce
State Of Colorado
County q Philips ' In the di.,rie. court
No iG7
John o Thomas plaintiff vs. Martha r Guthri,
John d Guthrie ChnIlcs G Guthrie Lillian NJ sper
Ger T spereer May Guthrie and the unknosn n
heirs Of Isaac Guthrie deceased
and all other persons or parties unknown eiismint
any right title estate lien interest In the real q.
tate described In the application herein def.ns nt
The People Of the State Of Colorado To the Aip, .
aamsd defendAnts-G -Grc~ting
You are hereby summoned and required 10 .a
swer the application Of the applicant plaintiff T.
the above entitled application for registration a
She follswins land situate In Phillips county Col
RAdo to-wit
Thes eth west quarter twhl section twelve
uZ) In township seven "a north Of range fort,
five 'isl west Of the D m subject To nortsay.
for two o'housand tseooo.oo) dollars held by Meal.
pin Mephepon
and tobie your answer To the said application n
tAs Office Of the clerk Of said eour, In said count,
within twenty days after the service Of this sum
Hons upon you exclusive Of the day Of such servie,
and " you fail to answer the said application with
In the time Aforesaid III. applicant plaintiff In ,hi,
action will Appy 10 the court for relief aesnandss
the application herein
Witness " q H.lland clerk VI said eour, and ths
ssai thereof a, tiolyoss Colorado In said eoun,
esd state this II. dA, Of AprAD 1913
tsesl, G.ilellandicist
First pub May
II Painter Attorney
The state herald., 1919-05-09

NOtc0 OfNuJustmeht Day
Estate Of John E Strobe deceased
No
All persons having claims against said estate
aro hereby notified to present them for adjust
msnt to the county court Of Phillips county Colo
rado On the End day Of June 1919
Jennie Strobe. Administrative
Of the Estate Of John Stroble deceased
Philip Zimmerman attorney for estate
The state herald., 1919-05-09
Sermon Topics

Il. l.. Johnson wants to see
you about fire and tornado
insurance. Lowest rates and
best terms.
The state herald., 1919-05-09
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY

NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
No 500
Estats Of Per A Peterson deceased
Az persons havias claims AGAINST said estate
are hereby notified to present them for adjust.
msnt 70 the county court Of Phillips county colo
rado ca the 26 day Of May A DlSl9
Oscar A Peterson
Administrator Of the estate Of Per A Peterson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
OPPOSES IMMEDIATE
START ON NEW NAVY
House Strikes Out Provision Au.
thorizing Use in Part of Funds
for 1916 Program.

The House today went on record a.
opposing immediate expenditure OF
the proposed second three-year naval
building program of ten dreadnausht hts
and ten scout cruisers.
without opposition provisions OF
the naval appropriation bill permit
ting the use in part for new construc-
ton OF funds carried for the frs,
program authorized in 1916 were
stricken from the bill.
Although this action provided the
little Navy" men with opportunity
to attack the new program, it was
not regarded as rejecting the major
ity sentiment on the proposed expan-
sion or offering an opportunity OF its
being recorded.
Chairman Padgett. in charge of the
bill, accepted the amendment. which
was proposed by Representative Kelley
of Michigan, a republican member of
the naval committee and a supporter of
the new construction. Mr.. Kelley said
the naval committee did not intend to
authorize expenditures on the new work
ard his amendment was offered after
Representative Johnson of Washington
proposed to cut S.. 300 from the ap-
preparation that Mr.. Padgett said might
be spent on new work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
WILLIAM BAUM DEAD,
Dealt in Real Estate After Retir.
ing From Tobacco Business.

william Baum. a real estate broker.
died Friday at his home in the Beverly
Courts. aged fifty-four years. Funeral
services were held at the apartment
yesterday afternoon. Burial was in
the cemetery Of the Washington He
brew Congrega ton.
Mr. Baum retired from the tobacco
business about eleven years ago. He
entered the real estate brokerage
business. in which he was actively en-
Esged at the time Of his death.
lie is survived by twO sisters, Miss
Pauline Baum and Mrs. A. Sidney Hell
Ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
65 WOMEN ARE ARRESTED.
Burned Efigy of President in Pro.
test of Suffrage Situation.

Sixty-fve women were arrested last
night BY civil and military police after
they had burned President Wilson in
effigy in front Of the White House as
q protest against the threatened de-
feat Of the equal suffrage resolution
in the Senate today. Several thousand
persons watched the demonstration,
but there was little disorder.
when taken TO police stations the
women refused TO furnish bond for
their release and were placed in the
house Of detention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10

36-inch White Mercerized Poplin.
a rich lustrous mercerized grade
that no amount of washing nor ex-
posure will affect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
Certificates of Indebtedness.
II. THOMPSON ARRESTED.
Was Sought by Police on Charges
of False Preteuse.

Search for Maxmilton Thompson.
twenty-eight years old. wanted by
the police on numerous charges of
false pretenses. ended yesterday
afternoon. when Policeman Frank
AlIigood. detailed at police head
quarters, placed him under arrest.
Ailigood was with his wife at 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue yes
teriay afternoon when he Haw
Thompson. The officer placed him
under arrest and took him to police
headquarters.
Thompson was locked up at the
sixth precinct station. He became Ill
last night and was removed 70
Washington Asylum Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
So Lace Curtains ST 80

Nottingham Lace Curtains az and yards long, white and
ecru coors novelty effects and heavily worked Good
heavy round thread An opportunity to secure that
ira pair of curtains at great price concession.
Gsldexrx 's-rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
Eoy With Match Calls Firemen.

mischieyous youngster, with, a
lighted match, caused the entire down.
town IRE department to be called out
this morning. The boy had thrown
the match in large packing box fili-
ed with waste paper in the rear of
1343 L street The blaze attracted a
passerby who turned in an alarm at
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10

Special assortment of genuine
Serpentihe Crepe kimonos, in beat
tiful floral patterns. Elastic waist
line and full skirts. Well made and
Goldsnberg' Third Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
BANK RESOURcESPASS
TWENY-B|LL|ON MARK
Controller Reports Big Increase:
Shown on Call of Deem
Der 81, 1918.

Resources of national banks of the
country for the first time in their his
tory at the last call. December 81
1918. passed the twenty billion dollar
mark. Controller of the Currency
Williams announced the exact total as
s20.o42, 224.000 an increase of $780,
$4,000 over the preceding call of No
vember /. 1918. and an advance of APP
proximately $4,000, 060, 5000 as COM
pared with December 81, 1917.
These extraordinary figures" said
the controller. tell US that the total
resources of the national banks of the
United States have more than doubled
since January Z, 1911. when they
amounted to only $3.50. asa, 000--the
increase in eight years having been
1921, 741.0o0
Big Increase in Deposits.
deposits aggregated SIS. 423.os1, coo.
an increase of 1911, sos. 900 over the
greatest deposits ever previously
reached. OF the increase in deposits
s1ol.35s,ooo was represented by time
deposits.
Demand deposits showed a slight
reduction.
Loans and discounts amounted to
$s.s1s, 2sf. 600. a reduction as compared
with November i, of $17.64e,000.
Bills payable and rediscounts were
s1.3So,Ss5. 900, a reduction os compared
with November 1. of $1Ss.156.00e.
Total of Bond Holdings.
United States bonds. including lib
erty bonds and United States certifi-
Gates of indebtedness. held amounted to
vember / Of s.os. 4ss, 900.
'Other bonds, securities, etc,
amounted to s1,ss3.o7l. 900. an in
crease of 81, sos, 600 since November 1.
The circulation OF national banks
December 81, 1918, was $676.s27. 900.
an increase of s1,i29.00o compared
with November and an increase of
$2,573, 900 compared with the same
date of previous year
The amount of liberty bonds of the
first, second, third and fourth loans
owned by national banks was reported
at $255.S35, 600, or 5.62 per cent OF the
$1,000 900, 600 liberty bonds placed.
Certificates of Indebtedness.
I'm addition to the liberty bonds
the national banks reported holdings
of United States certificates Of in
lebtedness on December 81, 1918.
amounting to ssS2,12s,oo0.
The national banks reported that
the amount of money loaned by them
on the security of liberty bonds was
S1,02o, 456, 600, and the amount Of
of certificates of Indebtedness was
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10
Greek Marine Losses, $500, 100000.

ATHENS. February s.--The maritime
losses of Greece during the war ag-
gregated $500. 100000. the Greek for
eign ministry has computed. Informa-
tion to this effect has been sent by 1t
to Premier Venizelos. now attending
the Paris peace conference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-02-10

To Cure q Cold In One Day,
Take LAXATIVE BRoMO oUISINE tTsb-
ietsl II stops the Cough and Headache and
works on the Cold. Z. W. GROVES signature
on each box. 30c.-Advertisement.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
DERS0NAL
l. MENTION

Mrs r. n. slmpklns. Si9 Liberty
street. has been called TO Fort Worth.
Go bc with "A daughter who is I'D.
Ms and Airs ~ MUolf OF Greedy
Colo, are ia the city Tor g few days
guests ut The NucCcs Hotel
Alr and Airs a o. Anderson OF
Oaleahurg. lll are amons the tourist
visitors in the oitN. Registered at the
Nucros Hotel
Among the arrivals az the Nucces
Thursday were Jerome l.askef Dali
ms. D. u Stcadman 81 Louis. Edward
~ papin ST. Louis ~ r. Putnam
Dallas, Robert Riggs Houston. 4. T..
Bart san Antonio Mr. and Mrs A A.
Anderson GaioshurS 49,; Gus Schatt
New Orleans. George r. Chamberlain.
san Antonio. r. r. Masson, Ashland
Ohio, a. u peus. san Antonio. "a. r..
Jones goyso City Texas John -
WorleN KANSAS CITY. Carl G Witt
Kansas CitA . q wood. Victoria; Mr.
and Mrs llm Yakey, Agln pulce
Arrivals Thursday nt the ttorne
Apartments includcd ~ -. Currin.
san Antonio; ~ Firslmmons. Kelly
Field W S. Euhauk ANA vile. Mn
Gre *. OKLA; d ~ MoMurdo. Bena-
v,des. a. q johnson. Fort Worth.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
Sergeant William II. Page
Writes Interestingly OF
His Experiences OUerseds

was locnied sii aronnl H There was
Whore tNc biz Hun gums came near
epitina ua several times We lnn fhp
rear of uul home Knocked or. $50 from
Thar on $50 moved m tho cellar. and
,hat waH hard ife go dirty and
damn. douI sec wins Il did not mako
us Slick uui We were "a lucky bunch
newer Rot sick nnd all those shells
iHllipf in ihD town wasn't hardly
duS passed. bot what there wasn't some
men hliied hy those uig g ] cans. as
thry were falling in ihnt btiic town
every da' and night too. Had two Of
Thorn to iail in our yard. and why some
Of us dia not get FlIed D. g mystory
~, were In Diouiard Tor epo weeks
and lfoW there wc wore sent Tout
quite large town. n1h sent there for
rest bnf failed 90 rest Was there
0nlt few DAVIS and chem we were sent
ap on me Nerdm 'front.' reai So
Mons Land every whefN and Oh our
wav svp pasapd Through SCI Mlhlei coup
posse Yon have rond about these in the
plpfrD So Mihit aud Nerdun are
vofs pretty places hut bndiy torn un
auH hundreds of small towns arn moth
inr hui forh piles Won would hnfdiy
believe 3d. but in snno of Thorn hardly
wall teu ieri hirh 81 standing And
every since $50 have been up here we
have surely seen HUmc tough times
and tnWp hard plnOlH io llvo And ths
usf woes we surely have horn living
.u $50 Mans Land The ilns d.d not
rot eur range with ihe hir guns hut
'hff surely found ua with iho homlH
at night Many night we couldn't
gloep
$50 wore ncar iho Mouse river when
thn gums coBacd nrme ana since we
have moved across thD river m small
town rnnnd Sassy And now m fnit
HuSs we afe moving to noRlnm and
suppose we win get hlck to civilization
once more nH ihey SOME people are
nving in iho town Nhrrr $50 are roinr
4nd from uow on W. nra going 20 have
10 better time ns $50 don't have to Np
ou tno dodge and Ae0n oui uf tho g g.
cams wpy
"itom ihe way Uit ws are ro
lnN to he here ior "a .onr umo a0reif
would lite to leave lNle country. aa t
Ie rctin9 icnrfuuf r0Id hero hut wo
hurr nn kinds oi c.ofhef ll vie can
weu luFt Tot nDn sunpl, fow
days ago geo we really have moro
clothes than we need think they
ought Do send The gofh Division home
ls ihosc boys have h,rn 10 the hardest
pnr OF the fighting ana they can say
ono thing they took fhe last town
from The Huns ~ i b only two miles
from here
'i' ls bed time. hut want Won 10 know
before cinsing that ain getting nlong
fino gnd having ail kinds of rood onts"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
AhERIC IN YOUTH GETS
new VISION IN FRANCE
D. and Mrs. john W Sykes Receive
200 Inspiring letter from Their
Nephew. Sergeant David
LeaNitt

Tho following lottrr WOE received rc-
ceutif Do, va aud AIRS Sylcs from their
nephew Who b. u Franco and iH riycn
.or publication oni' hruiuso % may ur
hDlufui tn other Young men The writ
gu H. lnsf twenIt uur ie sHya
want lo tnIl Nnu how much en
loved nnd appreciated Nour fine le''er
80 meant "a great deal to mr hccnuac
. tneN of ihc N'ncoritS nnd affection
behind it
"rno aamur spgni TOP Corpus
hrisN vls inc iiraf that had ever
spent away from mt parents. rec
mrnbei what a hnpp1 HnWnrt t waN.
ahnoiutoN tree lrom hom'airhnesa ~
s',ius hut q NolA shon uHe ago. hut
many ihnEs have happened in ms me
shcn ihtn.
At home before thv Wer went very
Hcldum io church und thpn merely 90
please my mother wanted ms SUM
DAYS 90 have good imo With my
furuds
sAyo len sd Louis Coz nevada. Mis-
suVri n AurHHl Hif WOES corporal
Chen nnd found lnHi : had fnrvc tpls-
ronlhane lu 1888 Squad of eight We nli
wen to church one SUNDAY found
fbHi : hnew fhc hYmna Hud lhe service
uiAeDUWS OBS heart ana furthermore.
Omt : lowed thai service because BE-
aas part so ms childhood % Was %
er,rf falinr 10 inou iha hrr Ncr
misbt eo would find tho screl'o the
same
When rol over here tFwncel a
made we iorl hkc "a coward hegtnso 500
ID
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
DOCS cosr FlVE MlLLIoN.

Piorre, ), D. Jan, lh,~ Mitchell VIII
kins Federal sheep Investigator says
chat dogs cost SOuih Dakota more than
five million dollars q year and his
statement Is being made the basis for
legislation this month to prevent killing
oi small stuck hy dogs
wilkins claims that there are 10000
dogs in the state. or one Tor every four
residents. The average dog. he says,
consumes So worth OF food annually.
Charles :. waller president OF the
South Dakota Wool Growers AssoNla
tion. lavors any action which viii slim
ulatc sheen raising ia the state The
Legislature IL expected 60 take up meas
urcs Intended 20 adequately protcc,
sheep ralsers from doga.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
BOYS WORKING RESERVE
NOW BEING ORGANIZED
County Director W. .. Motley An.
nouncos Plans for Extending
This Important Work.

The United siatca Boys working ne.
serve ~ again being organized fOf
service iu Nuereg County wifh W "
Motley Ha County Director
The tfnted sinies Boys working re
serve was organized under rho United
States Department - Labor I'D 1917
% help the untlon. where most needed
Go win the waf in field and factory II
la registered army ~ patriotic youths
between ihe ages ~ rs and 2i and
nov numbers many thousands n boys
#ho hfr making good On farms and iu
other empioymeuta 81 great service.
The government continues 10 recoE
nize hos puwel and Suetes County boys
are expecting io make a Tar better
showing This year than they made last
year though many boys registered in
iho Reserve In thc County and proved
90 great service 90 m rs % tho farmers
degrading The plan Nh motley says
fiHrh hoy enrolled viii be given les.
sons in Farm craft and important IN.
stfucfiDn VIII Dee given with lantern
slides fufnish.d ff"- rs The United
states Department ~ Labor io those
schools enrolling boys in the Reserve
'.ifathett ant mothers ~ the nation
should sea- fu IL thAf fhoii sons are
mfmbrra of tho Reserve The Reserve
is entirely voluntary and "a boy may hs
Withdrawn from membership ln The
discretion ~ the parent N boy viii
Bee encouraged a. utilize his vocation
and spare Time in training Tor pro
dnetiyr activities " ~ thc pptriotir
duty ~ ihe parent not only 10 see that
their SONS join the Reserve but 90
spread the Gospel ~ tho Reserve among
other fathers and mothers The mothers
and fathers ~ Corpus Christi ana Nu-
roea county viii 90 their dufy Ia help.
Ink the government by encouraging
fhen SONS 90 become q vital factor Boz
history hy serving the nation 90 this
tius of need"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

Austln, Texas, Sam Us several loan
fund for ihe benefit 0s Audcrts at
.he University ol Texas who are ur
able ~ pb thDlr own Way through
school hav, been established hy ,a-
riuus prominvuf mtn and societies Of
HeeretarN 90 President r. h. Ninson.
The requirements iOr thn loans az
each, he conunred care that the
seekers must he moody be ol excellent
character he faithful students OF gen
eral promise aud efficiency and that
tho hans musi bO returned aa quickly
aa possible lhc Interest 81 our 90 SIX
pcr cent heing pald annunlly The
tme limit icf tho return 90 inc money
tafi's from iive wears CD an indefinite,
period
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
RELlEF or CAST

Nov York. lln ft president VII
900 has clhled 90 Cleveland 2 noa~e.
Treasurer oi iho Armenian Hnd syrian
Heliei campaign stating tha' one hUn-
drcd million dollnre which be has ast-
od Congress 90 appropriate tN feed
rWrNms people m Europe does noi u
gny Way takc the place ot lhe cam-
palsn soon % no heli 90 raise mono,
'or enc reNel d. starving aud destitute
at0pl, in 40. Nrar Fast ll,sid, nt
Wilson u his cablo urkcd me people
nl fhe country go respond 90 the can
.or contributions n the campaign which
a hclns held january i2-lN la some
sections of the country ana which VIII
~ held be me Southwestern states
February $40.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
POLL TAX PAYMENTS LAG
W 20 Last Might But Gil Receipts Had
Been issued From Office ot the
Tar Collector.

pon-fnv payments continue % lag
buf Gli @ucces County citizens up 60
hsf night having secured tho ceriifi.
Gates that viii elvo them the right 90
Participate u i9i. elections.
January ~ Is the final date for pay-
menta ir both the city and county. The
city tax 81 50 and the county tax ti.76
and both receipts must be secured BY
those living Within the city Persons
past sixty years at lFs are exempt hut
they should secure exemption ceriifi-
catea
Payments hy precincts 20 date fol-
INV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

lea answer 20 an inquiry from the ~
flee ~ me county tax collector as 90
whether women may pay pom taxes hy
order as men may. n. y. Terrell comp
trglcr replied ns follows "rhe same
law Rovernine pot taxes for men is
alsu applicable to women therefore
a woman could authorize someone 90
pay pou TAX for hos in the same mau-
mes na IS man"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
Realty Transfers

Il. %. Norton and wife ~ r. norton
10 Mrs. Mamie - Stewart lot $50. .,
siock 3. shannonH addition 20 corpuh
'hrlsii consideration, $500.
John IA Gallagher fnd wife. Theresa
Gallagher 10 q ii Steele lot 80. 20
y Iohn "a. Gallagher iarm lots. con-
liberation $3.50.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
pRlsoNER oF aERMANs.

Warrington, Jan. it ln q liat 81 on-
llAied men reported prisoners os wal
la Germany issued to-day vs. the navy
department appears the name ~ f.axal-
IA iuckab,e snyder Texas.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

The bodies o. Father Doran and
Father scheld VIII be- hDld 100 thp Max
well Dunno undertaking nurloe until
sunday afternoon. when they viii he
wAcu 20 tho Cathedral whore High
MaHH wIil Doe held Monday morning..
Father DounN hodg viii be- shipped to
hlf home Zoo Sew York state and Father
Schicds tu Pennsylvania Friepdh are
iequrstod not Co send flowers.
The excessive rains OF tho last fosy
weoaH have placed the roads between
Corpus Christi anl Rockperi In an a.
muai impAsanhls condition according Go
Edwin l'ltio who returned yesterday
from several bays hunting tip spent
no pakanorp cub Mr iflato said that
between Gregory and Portland dis
same, ef unh live or Sis uiies. ihAt he
PASSED four automobiles that were
Stalled in lhe mud
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17
BONE DRY LAW.


Montgomery Ala. Jan ld.-Iniro.
ducton ID both houses ~ the Alabama
legislature VI drastic pono dry pro-
hihllion bin was feature 81 the scs-
ssous thle afternoon
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

Phone me your order FOR seed po-
utoes , " Caldwell A Son -7i1
fAdN)
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

Heports from tive Spohn SanItarlum
iasi uiehi said that the condition 90
Father l'idel OF this city and Father
Ouhoirel uf Rockpon both being ill
with pneumonla was somewhat i'm
proved Thes have boon no for me past
tpn dayH,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-01-17

a practical talk on thu lubieei o. soil
preparation was made Go the ngueni-
iuiai class of iht hiEh school yeater,
hay by Fred hnhert- ~ this ciiy which
was pronounced one of tine best talks
ihe rHHa hea hpaia during the year
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-26
6 CLAIMS NEXT
THE MYRA SOLD

Edwin $ Van Dyck, representing
California associates took over a
group of claims this morning with
the intention of proceeding with ag
gressive development under the name
of the Etna Divide Mining company
The group embraces six claims ad-
joining the Myra on the east where
the ground presents evidence Of
strong naturalization with another
ledge beside the proven Myra ledge
intersecting on the estate. The
claims were sold through George W
Allan for Ownie Dougherty and Dick
Finn who located them years ago
and held them as one of their choic'
est groups. They hold a substantial
stock consideration in the new com
pany which has been organized with
Mr.. Van Dyck for president
Mr. Van Dyck has had extensive
experience in mining in this state,
where he was prominent in the af
fairs of the Florence GOldfield and
is now operating a property at Union
Vile, Nevada