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Liberty Bonds.

New York, Dec. 15.-Prices Of
Liberty bonds at noon today were:
3hs, 90.08; first. Is, $500; second
As, $50; first ANS, $500; second
ANS, 1924; third AIS, S7.S6; fourth
ANS. 85.H; Victory 3xs, 95.0S; Vic
tory Ans, 95.0S.
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Peoria Grain.

Peoria, I'LL. Dec. 15.-Corn, re-
ccipts 28 cars; lie to &c lower; No.
8 yellow TOOTH; No. 4 yellow
70; No. 5 yellow 6S3k; No. s yellow
s.: No. 4 white g.; No. 1 mixed
ssh; No. s mixed s6.
Oats, receipts 2 cars; 1c lower;
No. 2 white AK.
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M Inwat1 RNects Of b,

he LANYARD Effects Of humors
are worse than the outward. They
endanger the whole system, Hoods
Sarsaparilla eradicates all humors,
cures al their inward and outward
effects. 1t il the great Alternative
and tonic. whose merit has been
evoxJUhnno oGfah1iahA1-<AAA
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Chicago Cash Grain.

Chicago, Dec. 15.-Wheaf: NO
2 red, 200; No. hard, 1.75h; No
2 hard, 1.73; No. 2 northern, 1.66;
No. l dark northern, E73.
Corn: No. mixed. TIC: No. 3
mixed, 701sc; No. 4 mixed, 66h@
&c; No. S mixed, Csc; No. 2 gel
low, 75hc; No. 3 yellow, 73@74c;
No. 4 yellow, 69@71c; No. vel
low, 67@6Shc; No. 2 white, Use;
No. 3 white, 6S@6Shc; No. 4
white, 66Ha @,6sc; No. white,-.65@
657zc.
Oats: No. 2 white, 47A @4Shc;
No. 3 white, 47@4Shc; No. 4 white
481a @49c.
Rye: No. 2, 1.54.
Barley: 66@91c.
Timothy seed: 5.50@6.75.
Glover seed: 15.00@20.00.
Pork: Nominal.
Lard: 1880.
Ribs: 10:75@12.50.
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CHICAGO Potatoes.

Chicago, Dec. 15.-Potatoes:
stronger; receipts 16 cars: North
ern Whites, sacked, $1.3001.45 per
swt: bulk. $1.4001.50.
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Protect The Chillren.

Healthy Blood and a Healthy Sys-
tenn il q Child's best protection
against Colds. Grip and Influenza
Give them GROVES IRON TONIC
SYRUP. 75c.-{Adv.)
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Horses and Mules.
East St Louis. ILL.,, Dec. ~
Horses and mules, unchanged.
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Silver.

New York, Dec. 15.-Bar silver,
domestic ssh. foreign ss; Nexi.
can dollars, sos.
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SULPHUR CLEARS
A PIMPLY skin
Apply Sulphur - Told When You
Skin Breaks Out

6k11 Breaks Out
Any breaking out Of the skin on
face, neck. arms or body 10 over
come quickest by applying Menthp-
Sulphur. The pimples seem to dry
right MP and 90 away, declares q
noted skin specialist.
Nothing has ever been found to
take the place Of sulphur - PIN
pie remover. It Is harmless and
inexrensive. Just ask any druggist
for . small jar Of tho-Sulphur
and use It like cold cream.
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STOCK SHIPMENTS.

Monday, Dec. 13-Aledo LIVE
stock Shippers association. thfss
cars hogs; Mercer County Socieg
of Equity, one car Of hogs. /
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All the news al the time-The
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

lawrence Livingston, New Wind
sor. age q.
Ruth Helen Pearson, New Wind
sor. age Il.
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All the news all the tims-Ths
Argus
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NEW YORK CURB

Furnished by Marshau 4 Company,
4O3 KShl Building.
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Chas. Clair
GROCERY

lsle Thirtieth Street Rock Island
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
CARDINALS BEAT
DODGERS, 5 TO 5
Pirates Defeat Phills-
Other Clubs Are
Idle

HROoELy% Sept 10 brooklyn de-.
tested 81 Louto in % lnniurs today aut
strengthened lta nold on rrst place The
Dodgers gave Marquard thrco.run lead
tho utH inning Marauard held me,
Cardinals TO three hlts ln siy Innings NO
weakened In ma a"venth whom the visit
ors scored four runs The Dodgers tied
the score lu the ninth on three singIcs
and pass. ST. Louis punched four hi's
or rf0tfer. but tho Dodgers came back
with five htta ana sacrifice ny f,r four
runs
Score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
NO CHANGE IN MAJORS
SurcrhaS Gain on Reds and Giants
Yankees ana White SoN Close
to Leading Indians

NEW YORK. Sept lo-Trs ma
ior league pennant chazers 1id r-'
change position today for The 'r'
time this week The Rrooklyx "a.
tion7l leaders gained three pom"
on Cincinnati and New York. bon
~ which did not play while ne
New York Americans took revenge
on Cleveland for Yesterday DE-.
feat
The Indians have no game a..
vantage over Chicago, which vo'
from Boston and are only three
percentage points ahead o' 'h'
white Soy. Tho Yankees are o.rh'
points behind Cleveland and II they
win the odd game Of the series %.
morrow thev viii possess p hall
game advantage. but by q freak %
figures will hc one poin, behind
Brooklyn's fourth straight vr'
tory put them a full game or f'l,
points ahead Of Cincinnati, ana
three games. or 90 points ahead Of
New York.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
POLICE GO AFTER
NOISY SPEEDERS
Step On err Belongs In
Glass With Dead
Languages
NEW POLICE CYCLES
Hurry Up Squad Will Not
Make SO Much Noise
Hereafter

,s,s-1, $500
''' YET
lN.IuehldllF, iis''n closely 70 be
sure that the muftler on your car
is In operation
r,r ,bo ,,o,o..,,,. .o,-,,,
''P'
YOU you doh Watch out The
police department has declared
omen warfare on ,-o-fir ,icl,tor.
Ana Do a.r,,.,,,..,. 49,. ,.a,,.,., a.
l'' 1''''" nos vi "- us
drllNeiy 10 the 'front.' Hnes' with
plenty Of ammunition and men to
man the guns
Yesterday the mayor and CITY COM
mis.,,uors authorized the tnmedi-
ate purchase OF SIS new motorcycles
fos tho l- artment, two machines
ol which ar, equipped with side
~lls to II7yide room for two off
ger, IN case Of emergencies The
new machines ate Hendorsons with
tuur ,yIu.yrs each, and a small
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Miller and Cook Meet TODAY
For CityTennis Championship
FRANCIS 0UIMET
TO MEET EVANS
Former Champions Play
Today for Amateur
Golf Title

ROSLYN. y. Y.fSept. 10.-Charies
Evans, Jru OF Chicago and Francis
Ouimet NJ Boston each of whom has
previously been amateur and open
golf champions Of the United States.
will play here tomorrow for this
years amateur title az result Of
their victories IN the semi-finals to-
day.
Ouimet defeated Robert 7 Jones,
H. the youthful star from Atlanta.
8 and 5, while Evans eliminated Ed
ward p Ais Of Milwaukee. former
Harvard captain 10 and s.
Former Champions.
Ouimet and Evans have met but
once before In match play Last
year IN the amateur tournament for
the national tino at Oakmont. Pa,
Ouimet eliminated Evans in the sec
ond round by one mp az the home
green, Evans held both the anna
teur and open title In 1915 and is
the only man 20 have won both
championships In the same year.
Ouimet won the open title when 90
years old in 1913 and was victorious
In the amateur championship IN
1914.
Both finalists outciarscd their op.
ponents today but the result Of
Evans match was considerably
more In doubt until Alns began to
go 10 pieces on the way out in the
afternoon round
Ouimet displayed all round eupc-
riority over his youthful opponent
who was so well liked by the specu.
latlvc fraternity that some Of these
gentlemen were giving odds on him
before the pair took the course
Ou!met won the first and second
holes by part golf. Jones won the
third because Ouimot drove into q
d!Vot Ou.me' was out m 81 and
Jones 81 FOR eight holes and picked
IN on the fifth, where he drove HE
ball INTO a tree. Ouimet won this
hole IN par four. Ouimet halved
Two hoies by sinking l0-toot puts.
Zach Gets Brides.
Jones took a 10 Ouimet'g par 3
on the short tenth hole. largely as
result Of driving into a bunker.
lie OFFSET this by a birdie three on
the 100 yard nth hole. Ouimet got
a birdie . on the freak los ward
l4th hole. and Jones followed with
birdie on the 18th. Jones won
the 18TH hole as result of Ouinet
topping his drive, hooking his sec
ond INTO a trap. and his third into
trees. bobbv was on IN o.
Al the nth, Jones hooked into
trap, taking 6 for the hole. A, the
home green Jones missed a short
putt which would have given him
the hole. '''''
Allis topped several drives on the
way out and offset this by good put.
tlns He made one 3O-foot nut for
a birdie and Just missed a 3I-foot
putt az the sixth hole where Evans
got birdie 3, Evans missed shot
puts that would have won twn boIe.
The ground was heavy from, a
nlEht s rain ana there was a high
one down at the turn. in the
morning round, Allis squared tbe
match twice up 10 the last two poIae
IN 50 doing he had two birdie three
one ot which was due to sons9
uonal 50-yard putt on the I5tb
green He failed, however IN balye
the nth hole by missing a three
1901 putt and az the home Green m
over-approach into tran beIne5
give Chick the hole.
ihe feature OF AlNs' morpin,
round was his excellent putting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
TRAIN RABBITS
FOR BIG RACE
"Speedsters of Plain;
Will Run Race of
Death With Dogs

One hun dred tack rabbits Rave
arrived 10 be used during the ra-
tional coursinE meet 10 he held here
October , TO 10. These rabbits ws-s
taken to the cour5inE grounds BE-.
tween West Tulsa and Red Fork and
placed in the reserve pen until tha
time OF the meet About aoo more
rabbits are 20 be shipped betwea-
now and October I, that they may
be well exercised before thsy ar.
rut into the hurlap 70 be raced by
tloot grey hounds.
What arc those-jack rabbits 0'
antolopes?" q hystander asked wh.H
the rabbits were beiuz urloaded S
r. Jinks, one Of the promoters ~
the meet, said yesterday that thee
rabbits are the best built and '7rEsf
he has ever seen for coursinE pw
poses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Miller Wins Way Into
Finals By Beating
Lehman
FIVE DOUBLES PLAYED
Final Round In Doubles Ma,
Also BE Reached This
Afternoon

by s'ashing through his opr,-s-
~ terrific pace and rh4fs.r- ..
a so. so score, J p Miller ,as,..
day defeated W Lehman 81, :.
finals Of the singles Of 'sa e,.,
tennis tournament. BY d,sra.-
Lehman Miller earned the rsn, :.
plav Emory Cook in the uraI vsU.
viii be- played at O'Clock tlie .t
ternoon on the central park s -,.
Eoth OF tho con'eudrrs f1r .s.
CITY honor are tried tennis ilrt,.
and q great deal OF interest has he,.
aroused on the part OF the fans
iargc attendance IS expected q, h.
on hand when the men come 'oge,s.
or I'm the match that will deterrr..
Tuls3's champion single net ma-
Five matches IN doubles yes'c-dlr
put that tournament in a position s
that the members OF the coumu,a.
believe that the finals will be- reach
cd by this evening.
Singles.
J. r Miller dcmeated ". Lehma.
SO. 60
Doubles.
Rcinhart and w Lehman 49,
feated W " Miller and II. Lars
specht 6-1, 4-6. GO
Carter and Nicholson defea'p.
Cleveland ana Cash 7-6, so. s-2
Reinhart and Lehman defeated
CariE and Elliott So. 6-4
r. Slower ard r 4. Cook defeated
T D. Iams and H. G.. Rogers Co.
! p Miller ard {. r. Euch4r A..
fcated Sr1ithors and QUINN 6-7 So
Terry ana Noviu7 defeated C.Us.
land an stark Ga l-6, 81
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Iwo-hnsc hlts--bcc. Hurl,c. Home
ruu--Du,is. Sncrificc hit--Icc, LIN
nlc. Muffli, NcNlnuus. stolen bA,cs
---t.ls'nson, touuoll, Davis. Base.
on halls--Off kopp 3. OF Morris
struck out--hN kopp =, hy Morris >
III by pitChCr--hN Morris. Iicnucy
Mild plfCh--Nurris Double plays
Cleveland To McMauus a. Tirrnc,.
Irft on ba-Cs--bmuha I. Tulsa
Tine of game hour, - mlnutcr,
Impircs--.IaCObs and Dnh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
NlusLngee Paying New Carfare,

MUSKOGEE, Okla, sept. To-
The new fare granted the traction
company by the corporation com
mission went into effect Thursday
morning Tickets viii he two for 3
cents, but school children under IS
win be sold 25 tickets for 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Morris Allows Only 3 Blows
Oilers Bunch Hits Effectively
Errors Pave Way for
Only Markers by
Omaha
DAVIS SWATS HOMER
Oilers Get Three Hits In 3rd
and Win-Kopp Pitches
Good Game

Whom fH. TULSA DHurs pitching
FtIfI F...U.J lHI cracked 500 mld
to1 .au I.. NNuUU uru.e 90 num',
ON. r.trl,u,. HN Wluuln. hiH
own and u'H.. "Iu.. fu.lulI.I '.II
du.u..N,.u,I. Yesterday iu" bI''r
rtht uHuu u.,U,. hurled tu, DU..a
lu 3 ta D. victory over omaha.
thus maintaining ihr ulw'NnAs i'H
and nu..hbt rlirr lead over
Wichita
In r,u,a Same. the ,ifrD. uf
o,orvufE IIt, tuld a,tIIs ON Mon.
tjE. b.t three day. l,E proved suf
fcieut for tho premier uIior rIght.
ltudr. only lui,u hlf" were regis.
tered 0fi ula delivery one of them .
scratch. aud had il not been tor Two
rJr.ia hr cleveland the Nourkcs
would not ulvo counted. Morris
pltphpE Yesterday Wlr oIc OF tho
host ever seen ut NoNulty park and
indicates that he viii h" am impor
thn' factor m aiding the Ollcrl iu
maintaining the league loader
ship. juHl 1a he wac vital factor In
huIllua them 90 tnut position
OiIcra Bunch iiits.
Tho Abboum,n got 20 Charley
Kopp for eight hits, three of thom
punched In tho fourth inning for
run In tho second frame. was
enough TO win Attor the third in
ming Eopp hurled effectively per
hitting only throo scattered hita
and no errors
Davis home run IN tho second
inning gave the oilers the FIRST /
run of thr game nuI they counted /
their last two IN the third, Nor /
rir started the inning with \ sin
gle TO lcft and was sacrificed 20 /
second hy Wunu, Eopp to Lcliveit /
Burke singled TO center, Morris Eu-
ing TO third McManua singled to
left. Morris scoring and Burke
stopping At second. Tierncy went
out WiCdcl fumblcd Clevclands
Rrounder Burke scoring
Omaha counted itg first run IN /
the fourth with two out Leuvelt |
was given life whom Cleveland /
fumbled his Rrounder. Lee doubled
to right scoring Lelivclt
Lee Scores In seventh
one was out I'm the Bevcnth when
Cleveland kicked Loe.a grounder.
Mason was passed Both runnora
advanced on wild pitch. Linglo =
KncrifiCc nv scored Lee
Not q Int wag registered off Nor
ria after the fourth inning and after
the Rourkca counted their second
run In the seventh ne let them
down IN order in tho eighth and
ninth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
YANKEES DEFEAT
INDIANS, 6 TO |
Shawkey In Fine Form
White Sox Defeat
Red Sox

CLEVELAND Sept. 10 NsV York
osrned ur the serleB today by defeating
cleveland caldwell vuF mr. hart all
the runs hsIrg scored nU Iim aH ti1r
and NHUH were effective each sfriAiuF
oui Ruth once Ruth. hu.ypyor. made his
ash home run Of the season when no hit
The hall ovr tho right fold wall !u tho
frst innins VITA a runner on first
Score
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Grnnd Circuit Postponed.

HARTFORD, Conn. Sept 10 O-
Rain today prevented the final races
here OF the Grand Circuit meeting.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

DETROIT sept iO-uctruu won both
games ~ double header from phNaicl
phia here TO-DAY. The NiBitora were out.
hit In both ,ontegtH Score.
IttUlT a. ANttf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

Young Hush MurisFettc (. IrroU.-
bNNUA Galloway % shorten rvo-hasr
hits-Hpurbn. iincIu stolen bases cobb.
W alNrr Double ulays--Hush Npuug and
griffin aui pykcs Uls's ON
b0ils-oN kcctc q. otf Morlssctte g.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11

summary Nune ierk klnphuNh llpp
Ruth, Lewis ward Hannah, smith Or
forH-Ruth, wAmhsEanHs ONelu sewrll.
Evans. Two base hitH-Iiaunah, johnston
Three base hit=Sinlth Home run Ruin.
Double playE--peckinpauEh ana ripp
Rase on ballH--oN Shhwksy O. or Cald
welt !. struck out--by Shswkey 2. BY
Uhie 7. by Malls
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D'trot

summary kuuH-NOunC E. Rush. cobb
ErrotvHrIiEbee Two base hu. Nyaft
Three baro hit. Dohh STOLEN baaea
Neach Hush. Bases on halls.off Rom.
met !. struck out..b by Ayers 6, by Rom
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HARDING GREES
NEGRO VISITORS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

convention which Is meeting in Ind
ianapols. the National Equal Rights
league. tho African Methodist F-pis-
rop1I church and the Methodist
TnisconaI church.
Eosidos Johngton. those who made
spaechcs Included the prcsidonts Of
both ~ IN, conventions. William II
.ou.ts NJ poqton , former assistant
nttorn,,. General. Charlcg CoitrIu Of
To,,do former collngtor of internal
rcvcnuo al UouoIu Mrs Thomus
W r-rn1ir, 90 cleveland. hcsd OF
,bo c,ioroa vn,n,p'. bur,,u of tho
rnnubltrap rotional committed aud
ua,ti. - rrn,vr nr,sid,nt Of tho
r,,i,,'t t,d.r,tfnp OF ,nIored ,yo-
,,,,,,,c .I,hs
btrd,rd tbo,e,n1 votes from
NOM, ,,.,,,,,, ,,,r. .rrnr,igol IN, ,vo.
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Home Made CaEes-Call Mrs.
Lewis, O-i26, or Kings Market. r.
Fourth, or Empress Dellcatassen. w.
Third. .--Advt.
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CHICAGO Sent 10--Sevcn hun
drod Chicago business mon and
hanker~ lCr NJ w'dr'ahf for Marion.
Ohio, to hOor senator WHrGu- dis.
cuss business matters tomorrow In
his speech from MS front porch rho
trip was under tho auspices Of tho
Chicago Marion Business Mems
CIuh
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
Notes of the Game

boublch"ldors are IN be played
today and tomorrow with st.
Joseph here Booth start at $50
o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-11
CIrtland,
Ns~ YNt
ro.,s

HBatitd Tor VhIt IN rIlhIh
New York ............ .ol 200
cleveland .......... 600 600
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-05
UNITED AMERICAN
 CONTINUES IN ORE

The west drift on the United American is still in ore and while it shows brecciation it's values are as good as in the solid mass that was en- countered last week. An Oatman vis- itor, who was in Kingman a few days ago, reports that. he made mornings from ores close to the present face of the drift that gave wonderful results. This man believes that the mine is one of the big things that will make Oatman sit up and take notice dur ing the next year. While the shares show declining market on the Los Angeles exchange this is to be ex- pected, but there is sure to be a re- action and the shares will surely go to a dollar or more. The mine is in an excellent position to make good and with its large bodies of ore and the many veins traversing its estate is an added asset over other properties of that section. Every dollar of it's treasury is being wisely spent.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-05
N0SSBACK SHARE
 HOLDERS TO VOTE
 ON $500,000 BONDS

Tomorrow, at the Arizona Mossback camp, the shareholders of that com pany expect to hold a meeting at which an extension of the proposed bond issue will be voted on. The company sometime ago agreed to is sue bonds to the amount of $4O0,000 but this issue has been found made quate to cover all the needs of mill building and mine equipment and therefore another $100,000 is to be added to the total. The majority of the shareholders have been guizzed on the subject and have consented to the extension. The vote. will be taken to- morrow, but the final details will not be passed upon until the following day. Only few of the shareholders will be present at the mine, but they will hold practically all the shares by proxy.
 The Arizona Mossback is awaiting the arrival of transformers and big pumps, and when these are in commits sion the work of sinking to the 800 level will be put under way, as well as the opening of the 400 and 700 levels. At the present time a shift of miners are carrying on the drift on the 700. No effort is being made to make large progress, as it is feared that a water channel may be broken into at any time that would flood the mine. The big pumps must be in stalled before effort is made to carry on the deep development with speed. The big shaft will b carried to the surface within the next few months and the erection of the mill will be under way by the first of October. The consulting engineer has mapped out line of action for the company that contemplates the development of the mine to the 800 level, the opening of stopes and the installation of ade- quate equipment. The mill to be con- structed will probably handle 500 tons daily, as the mine is capable of fur nishing that tonnage without effort. The Mossback vein is one of the larg- est in the state, or on the coast, for that matter, and could be put in shape to handle 1000 tons as readily as it could the tonnage that will be called for.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-05

ore that would bear mill treatment and had to be handled was sent to the mill regardless, of what the mill heads might be, and in this way no bodies of low grade roe was left in the mine, which does away with selective min ing.
 The main ore body has been mined above the 565 level and all ore now is being extracted from the sixth (665), seventh (S15) and eight (965) levels. Regular development for the year amounted to 3,730 feet at the United Eastern and $50 feet at the Big Jim. In addition to this work 769 feet of raising was done to fur nish ventilation and passes for stope filling. The main shaft was sunk to the 1165 level where a crosscut was made to the vein and 151 feet of drifting was done. No ore of mill value was found The level and shaft was allowed to fill with water to the eighth during the strike. but it is now unwatered and preparation made for further exploration of the vein at that noint. The seventh level showed the main ore shoot to be 750 feet in lenpth and the milling grade to have a width of 7 feet Lateral work is being car ried onto demonstrate further ore bodies contiguous to the main ore shoots
 At the Rio Jim the additional work on the 200 level has exnosed the ex- tension of the shoot to the south and has caused an increase in the estimate of the ore in that property
 The report goes eXhaustivelv into each item that makes up the general total of n'inin~ ond milling costs with its relation to each ton of ore mined and milled. MT. Burgess in summing up his report of the years work pays just, tribute to the important aid given him by his assistants, W. o. North Wallace Keith. J. w. Bradley, B. D. Boalan. Earl M. Bagley, L. E. Ward, and BIG. Staiger, and president Philip Wiseman gives general manager J. A. Burgess generous credit for the able manner in which the affairs of the company have been carried on during the year
 Accompanying the report is the fur ther report of the company for the four months of 1920; which shows the milling of 3S.210 tons of ore with a gross value of S752.63O.95 and a bull lion recovery of s727 6s5.7S. Operat- ing costs were $317,51495, leaving a net operating income of $410,170.83.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-05
Personal Pets

Every man is entitled to his opinion"
 "Yes," replied Senator Sorghum; "the same as man is entitled to a composite breed of dog. It may be nothing to be proud of, but it's his if he wants to hold on to it."-Washing- ton Star. 4--Fry
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-06-05
Logic

Are you in favor of equal sui frage?" asked Smith.
 Nav" replied Jones. eff you've got to treat woman as if she was a man, what's the use of her being a woman ?"-Cincinnati Enquirer.