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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

FOR SALE-EIGHT r. 1. RED
hens and rooster. Call 39J. 47-53
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-MODERN SEVEN
room house, etc. Large lot,
garage. beautiful shrubbery and
roses. Fruit and shade trees. B
Select neighborhood
H. T. LEWIS,
800 E. A ST. Phone 284
1888
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FOR SALE-TWO EXCELLENT TEN
mis- rackets. Price $4.00 each, cash.
Mrs. S. E. Hutton, lis North Van
Buren, street. Phone S8. 51-6
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FOR SALE BY OWNER, $4,000. 90, g.
room modern house, cement base
ment, lot 100x125 it., located near the
Court House. Terms if desired. Alb
raham Holm, clio Daily Star Mirror.
5Q-k
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FOR SALE-1-38-75 H. P. GASO-
line caterpillar tractor engine,
practically new. A real bargain. The
Washington Water Power Co., Spo-
kane, Wash. 42tf
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HELP WANTED-Female

WANTED Girl or woman for gener-
al house work for two adults. Phone
147-N. Mrs. E. G. Hall, $40 E 3rd-56
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-07-23

SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE, FULL BASE
ment modern except heat hot and
cold water on all three floor, two lots,
i98two blocks of Main street. Phone
1887. 50-7z
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WANTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
homework Phone Mrs. William
Kennedy, 9428. 1854
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WANTED-BY TWO GIRLS, A JOB
picking cherries. Phone 339J. 1914
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FOR -TARTERIAN CHER
ries. Phone Farmers 9O55. 1851
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by that time there is bound to be a
shortage of horses with correspond
ingly high prices.
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FOR SALE-A GOOD SECOND
hand organ. Sherfey's Book
Store. Soft
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FOR SALE-POLE PINE WOOD.
Farmers 9119 28tf
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LOST FORD TIRES, ONE ON
! hill road between Moscow and Pull
man; one in Moscow Phone 201H.
1854
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WANTED WASHING TO DO AT
home. Mrs. J. H. Worley. Phone
2O7W. 1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
Ne10 Company
Acquire old
SiLUer Mine

KiuEman, Ariz-, April 5.-Ihe
Combination Silver Mines company
has taken over the old Combination
property. a blackberry mine that was
a heavy producer IN the old days OF
high silver values. The mine Is TO
deepened and machinery for this
work has been ordered rushed
At the head OF the enterprise Is
Francis NJ Townsend, OF AIhambra.
Calf, with him being associated
Walter N. Temple, Of Alhambras VIM
r Fee. president OF the Bank OF San
Gabriel; H NJ. Waller and VIM A
Carpenter. OF Los Angeles J. h
Townsend and sam Martin. OF King
man J. H Townsend viii be in
charge OF operations
The Copper World and Antler
mines, owned BY the Commercial
ton, have been under lease TO Tony
Hill He has disposed OF his interest
10 Geo. 3. McDevitt and c F..
Wardner. OF San Francisco; r h R
Willie. OF Raysport. Penn. and L B.
Newly, OF New York City Heavy
. shipments Of copper ore viii be made.
An extensive development cam
paign IS planned by the Highland
| Mining company on its property IN
Z Wallapai district, including mines
formerly owned by the Union Basin
and Middle Golconda companies A
I 200 ton mill Is nearing completion.
Tunneling is 10 be pushed from the
I Middle Golconda into the Prosperity
and Blackfoot veins. The ores run
high in silver and zinc- The largest
ere showing Is on the Tub, with a
milling vein 10 feet wide IN ledge
matter 50 feet wide.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
PORPHYRY SOLD
To Inspiration

Miami. Ariz-. April s-There IS
local confirmation Of the sale OF
the Porphyry property to its great
neighbor. the Inspiration, which
lately added the Warrior property
10 its holdings and which Is said 10
be looking for still more acreage in
this district. in which now Is the
largest landholder, starting 10 years
ago with only u claims, TO which
have been added the Live Oak, Key
stone. Cordova, Eureka and Warrior
groups
me Porphyry has stopped drilling
and its officers now are in Kansas
CITY attending 10 details OF the
transfer. The drilling Is said 10
have DEVELOPED a considerable ton
mage OF good milling sulphide- In
spiratlon has closed its experimental
teaching plant, in which is under
stood 10 have been determined a pro-
cess through which pro1lt can De
secured from millions OF tons OF
low grade oxide and carbonate cap
ping ores that have been passed over
in the company's operations thus Tar
and which have served only 70 lower
the percentage OF extraction In the
10000 ton mill In which the sulphides
are handled.
Miami Copper IS doing much to
make its new No 5 shaft model
one The crushing plant VIII be OF
concrete. 90x143 feet and there VIII
be a modern change house. SKIS
feet. Bids have been called for for
these and for a sampling plant, all
to be completed within 100 days
Superior & Boston has opened up
the Slopes closed by the mine fire OF
last July and has found the fire gone
and the air good. The workings are
badly caved and much repair work
will have TO be done. as the timbers
OF the affected section are gone
Drifting Is being pushed on the 500.
to get under the rich ore found zoo
feet above, and the same vein IS
being approached on the 500 level
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
Fractional PaperMoneyIssued Under
Carranza Decree Threatens Mexico
MonetarySysten1 With Grave Disaster

exchange for the present and It Is
consequently being Withdrawn from
circulation as rapidly as possible
In its place the paper money, which
the government assures Is backed by
deposits Of gold in the national trea-
sury Is being issued. IN fact the
government issue is in the form OF
receipts for the deposits
The refusal Of the masses OF the
Mexican people to take TO the frac-
tional currency, reports say. has re-
suited in a decided cheapening Of
money and an increase in prices.
To Purchase Copper.
The Mexican government In conse-
quence OF this attitude, which appar-
emily can not be overcome, announces
that Il viii make large purchases OF
copper from the United States for the
purpose OF coming pennies and 20 cent
pieces. Large stores OF silver are also
being acquired IN Mexico. Il Is re-
ported, against the day when silver
prices viii Justify its coinage and
then silver 80 cent pieces viii be
made But no silver coins are TO be
issued until all danger OF its demone-
tization Is over. Meantime copper
viii have to do for those who refuse
10 barter with Mexican currency Of
fractional denominations
Government officials and the army
are TO be paid in national gold as
usual, while the national telegraph Of
fees give paper money IN change
when they receive hard money in
payment for kilograms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

Col. Robt. l. Campbell. United States
military attache at the embassy in
Mexico City, his wife and an Ameri-
can woman doctor named Paine-")
The department was informed from
Calexico that CaliXto Ruiz. charged
with the murder OF Lieuts. Connolly
and Warehouse, American aviatOrs,
whose bodies were found in Lower
California. had confessed to the crime
and would be tried at Tijuana.
Reports Two Under Arrest.
Mexicali, Lower Calf. April &
American consul Boyle said here last
night he had been notified by COVER
nor Estaban Cantu, Of the northern
district OF Lower California. that
Calixto Ruiz and Santiago Huerte
had been arrested in the southern dis
trict Of this territory in connection
with the murder OF Lieuts. Connolly
and Waterhouse, American aViators-
As the southern district Is not in
governor Cantu's Jurisdiction, con-
sui Boyle stated the governor in
formed him he had referred the case
and had given the prisoners into the
hands Of the judge Of the Mexican
civil court at Tijuana
II was said Ruiz had confessed he
and Huerte had quarreied with the
aviators and had beaten them to
death with clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
MONROE DOCTRINE MEEACES
NATIONS-MENCAN MINISTER

Buenos Aires, Argentina, April a.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro TO La
Pranza quotes Aaron Saenz. Mexi-
can minister to Brazil. as having said
yesterday that the Monroe doctrine
constituted q real danger TO the ma
tions Of the American continent be-
cause its application BY the United
States has been made according TO
the viewpoint OF each one Of the ad-
ministratora who have ruled that
country.
After referring to the recent re-
quest OF the government OF Salvador
for an Interpretation OF the Monroe
doctrine because OF this disparity
OF Judgments" ssnor Saenz con-
tinued.
Mexico. which does not accept any
doctrine contrary to its sovereignty,
never needed other protection or aid
than its own forces"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
BUNKER HILTON PAYNE
NINE SURVEYS APPROVED

Phoenix. Ariz-, April approval
OF surveys Of numerous mining prop
critics in various parts OF the state
was announced today by surveyor
general Trota Two claims known as
the Bunker Hill and the Tom Payne
in the Mineral Creek district Of Pinal
county were approved. Three claims
owned by the Little Ajo Mining COM
pany; Il claims OF the Consolidated
Arizona Copper company, located in
the Patagonia district Of Santa Cruz
county. the Volcanic, owned by
Charles Hambo in the Warren dis
trict: eight claims owned by Charles
A Dunning in the Walapai Indian
reservation and two claims owned by
7. Z. Carter. also located in the
Walapai district, were approved
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

AHEXICO'S monetary system IS
il threatened with decentralization as
the result OF the Carranza decree
January 10, authorizing the issuance
OF S25,0Oo,O00 in paper money OF frac-
uonal denominations, according to re-
ports received IN Ell Paso Saturday.
The failure Of the fiat currency TO
stand up is said 10 be due to the prac-
teal psychology OF the average 1Iexi-
can who can't imagine any kind Of
money except metallic money or
American currency being worth any
thing This attitude OF mind. litera-
ture on the subject received at the
chamber OF commerce explains, IS due
70 the unfortunate experiences with
paper money the MeXicans have had
IN the past and also TO the fact that
the masses OF Mexico believe hard.
metal money has a tangible. intrinsic
value OF its own aside from the as
sumed Observation-Disclosures backing it
Is supposed TO have and which. OF
course, the peon knows nothing what
ever about
object II Legitimate.
The object OF the currency issue in
peso and 50 cent bills was perfectly
legitimate. according to Luis Cabrera.
VINO occupies position in the Next
can cabinet similar to that Of the
secretary Of the treasury in the United
states cabinet. Cabrera explains that
the high value Of silver, which is
worth more in the bar than in the
coin, makes II an unsafe medium OF
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

TO rs and 1 did get all right but three
wears later 3 baby boy came and / was
troubled again I could scarcely do
any work at all and suffered for four
years. A neighbor told ne about
lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and I took it for 3 year or
more. Now I have q baby girl and
do not have any female trouble. You
can do anything you ike with ny
letter 10 help 0thers-5-Mrs. ]. IL
BEIGE, R. F. D. 8, Brooksburg, Ind.
The makers Of Lydia E Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound have thousands
Of such letters as that aboTe-they
tel the truth, else they could not have
been obtained for love OF money. This
medicine Is no stranger-it has stood
the tsst for more than forty years
II there are any complications y0u
do not understand write 70 Lydia E
Pinkhan Medicine Co. (eoufdeutiall
Lynn, Mass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
Shannon PUTS
MONEY IN OIL

clifton. Ariz-. April s-The stock
holders OF the Shannon Copper COM
pany. once OF Clifton. have agreed
ito let the tail 90 with the hide"
From the sale OF their mines at Net
calf. their railroad and their smelt-
ing plant below Clifton. they have
paid their debts and still have on
hand $4,000. There remain copper
mines at Gleason. Cochise county.
and IN the Teager canyon section OF
Yavapai county. below Jerome. Posi-
bly, the former viii be sold 10 a
Bisbes company. The YavaDai
property IS said TO be fairly good.
but nothing at all big. The money
on hand would make a very small
dividend. about s1-4s a share. So the
stockholders have voted. almost
unanimously, to place the money on
hand at the disposal OF president
n. L Amster, by him to be invested,
at his discretion, in the purchase
and development OF oil leases.
This is TO be done on the advice OF
competent engineers and Mr.. Amster
IS in the Texas fields looking up an
Investment The company now has
only one paid official and this year
will cut down expenses that have
been at the rate OF $4,000 a month.
for watchmen. pumping. etc
At the meeting was developed the
fact that the company has q claim
OF S3S0,000 against the United States
government this for losses incurred
at Clifton during the war IN turning
out copper at the request Of govern
ment officials. . Throughout Its local
career. Shannon maintained the
unique record OF having the largest
per pound copper cost record OF any
Of the smelling copper producing
Arizona companies
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
DE LA BARRA DENIES ALL
KNOWLEDGE OF PROCLAMATION

Paris, France, April 3.-Francisco
de la Barra, former provisional presi-
dent OF Mexico, today denied knowl-
edge OF the proclamation issued on
Friday at Aqua Prieta. Mexico. an
nouncing the establishment OF a new
united government IN that country.
When informed by the Associated
Press that the proclamation was re
ported to have been signed by him,
he said:
IF such a document exists, It is 4
forgery. have the greatest esteem
for Emilio Rebasa manned IN the
proclamation as secretary OF foreign
relations in the new government
but an entirely unaware OF any such
movement as reported"
De Ia Barra Is busily occupied IN
Paris as counsel for British, American
and French banks. He Is an expert
IN international law.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
GEN. EMILIO CAMPA DROPS
DEAD IN CITY OF MENCO

Gen. Emilio Campo. once famous In
Mexico as 4 general OF the Salazar
and Orozco armies, recently dropped
dead in Mexico City according to
news reaching Juarez- He was a
general in the Carranza service at the
time OF death he was a practicing
physician in St Louis when the Ma
dera revolution broke out and he
FASTENED 10 Mexico where he soon
became a general he and Salazar
took Juarez from the Maderistas
while Madero was president and
later amalEamated with Orozco.
Campo is most famous for his fall
ure to take Parral from the Maderis-
tas a few months later. Salazar fol-
lowed him and captured the town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
5.BANDITS HOLDUP
Train

A Mexican train Carrying three
Americans was held up and robbed
a few days ago by a band OF Zapa-
tistas, between FL Parque and Tres
Marias stations in the Balsas division.
according TO Information reaching
Juarez-
A message TO director general Of
railroads in Mexico contained the in
formation that none OF the passen-
gers were harmed. although first re-
ports Of the holdup brought news OF
a more serious nature The Amer
leans, Mrs Burr, DR.. Halle and Frank
Hurt, are said TO be in Tres Marias
awaiting the arrival OF relief train
The Mexican war department has
issued an order for a column Of in
fantry to join the troops from Cuer-
navaca in pursuit Of the bandits, ac-
cording to news reaching Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
OLD MINES To
COME BACK

Prescott, ARK, April S-Perhaps
the most difficult undertaking IN
mining IS TO resurrect and bring back
TO lie again an old. abandoned
mining camp or district. Every state
has them. Many an old. forgotten
district viii be brought back TO the
producing stage again this year on
account OF the high price Of several
OF the metals. especially silver and
lead
IN Tavapai county. Arizona. there
are a great many OF the old time
gold-silver-lead mines that were
worked successfuily 20 to 20 years
ago when silver was high and as long
as the old amalgamation process
would handle the ore successfully As
depth was attained IN the properties
the ore became more refractory and
no process was at that time known
that would successfully handle the
sulphide ores Of the milling grade.
Big Copper Bearing Belt.
The mineralized area OF this county
Is larger than two or three OF the
The copper bearing belt begins Al
Jerome on the north, where are 10
Gated the two great Verde copper
mines. and extends IN a direct line
southwark over 100 miles, nearly 70
being opened up all along this great
Phoenix Large copper veins are now
opened up all along this great min
eralized belt. The formation e. com
monty known as the "Yavapai schist--
l At the south end OF this great vein
system Is the Kay copper mine, fl
nanced by local people and large In
terests in Detroit and New York. A
body Of copper bearing ore 500 feet
I IN width has been crosscut on the
500 foot level. consisting o. lenses
, OF high grade smelling and lower
grade milling ore
Many Excellent Prospects.
The Eold-silver-lead districts paral-
lei this copper belt on the west and
cover an area at least 80 miles long
and 80 miles wide There are lit
orally hundreds OF excellent prospects
for further development in both the
copper and siiver-lead bearing dis
tricts- Some OF the camps have rich
gold veins or gold and silver. The
silver-lead propositions are ideal for
the poor" man company. for not
much capital is necessary to make
them into producers since the ore Is.
for the most part, found at the sur
face
The development and the use OF the
oil flotation process Is really the key
that opens these old properties 10
further successful operation. Mills OF
this kind are springing up all over the
country They cost less to install than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
AGUiLAR HEADS
MEXICAN REBELS

Gen Higinio Aguilar has been
named by the Diaz group Of rebels
70 command the future campa4s.s
in Veracruz against the government
OF Mexico. according to a report pub
1ished in the Excelsior, a Mexico City
newspaper reaching Juarez- AEuilar
Is an ex-federal general and was
named last Saturday in a meeting OF
the principal leaders in the Felicista
movement held in q small village near
the coast. the paper states
II is said in the dispatch that an
intensive campaign is mapped out
against the government, but that
some OF the rebels do not concur in
the appointment OF Aguilar and will
operate independently.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
50 TON MILL AT WALLS
WELL TO TREAT GOLD ORE

Ajo, Ariz., April "A ball mill OF
50 tons capacity. Nth plates and
with Trent cyaniding equipment. Is
to be erected at Wallis Well five
miles southeast OF Gunsight, to treat
gold ores from the Black Bess and
Bullion Bar properties. owned By a
Detroit syndicate represented BY
Walter S. Wheeler.
The Levy mine, near the Mexican
border, IS miles from Ajo. has been
bonded by an Ajo association headed
By F. ]. Van Siclen-
Trouble with Germany is every
time she seems on the point OF re-
gaining her feet she loses her head
Standard
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

THE boys IN the accompanying pic
1 ture are brothers-Jacl. Ike. Tom.
Jess and Judd Brennard-and are
all E. Paso Herald carriers.
Ike, Tom and Jess control three
Herald routes and Jack and Judd are
helpers for the three brothers. The
boys are not only good carriers. but
are real statesmen. They spend most
OF their spare time securing new sub
scriptions on their routes, and when
new subscribers are once procured
they are held indefinitely because the
Brennand boys have learned that good
service and courteous treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
Letters To The Herald

" NJ M - =
D1ur HID

Pautano, Ark, March 81.
Editor Fl Paso Herald:
i an having a hard time getting
some Information, which Is very i'm
portant
wrote Fred Haslzin and he says
oamfeenos. and I wrote K c 3. and
he never replied, so have concluded
he doesn't know, either. / wrote
". J. Bryan and J. L Campbeu and
they told me II Il was whisky they
would have the data, but as Il IS.
they cannot enlighten me, either.
Now, the question is: II enough
oil was developed in the United States
to pay five percent dividends on ali
the stock that has been sold, how
deep would the oil be over the entire
surface OF the earth7
Subscriber.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

lectors-they lose very few accounts.
When subscribers do not pay their ac-
counts when due, the boys make II a
practice to go back each day, until the
collection Is made. and. on account Of
their pleasing courtesy. not a single
complaint has been reported from
their routes.
The business experience these boys
get from dealing with folks in all
classes Of life will be OF great value
to them IN later years. 1t Is esti-
mated that nearly 50 per cent OF the
greatest business and professional
men OF the United States received
their early business training from
carrying newspaper routes"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

store ana lllL14
heavy boxes
which caused dis
placement and I
suffered greatly.
was married at
the age Of IS and
went to . doctor
about ny trouble
and he said if I
had q child /
would be all
right. After three
wars twins came
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

customs officials IN Aqua Prieta for
II 10 be shipped into the United
states. was delivered by Mexican Of
Iicials to United States authorities
here today. the plane now being on
a railroad siding, pending further In
structions from the war department. /
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03

means satisfied customers
The boys are the sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Brennand. 1905 wyoming
street. Il am proud Of the Brennand
boys because they have given sub
scribers on their routes such good ser.
vice" said circulation manager II. H.
FRS. Like all FL Paso Herald car
riers. they are in business for them
selves: in fact. they are regular young
merchants. For the last two years,
carriers have been buying The Herald
at the wholesale price, and paying for
their papers weekly. They. in turn.
collect from their subscribers and
thus make their profit
The Brennand BOYS are good coll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-04-03
DUNDEE arizona
RESUMES WORK

Jerome. Ariz., April Dundee
Arizona has been doing no sinking
for several months. suspension due
to an thrush OF surface water from
a shattered vein The water level
onw stands az 500 feet The rainy
season now being considered at an
end. pumping is to be resumed. the
$50 foot shaft is TO be extended to
$50 feet and a drift run northward
10 q contact wherein there is conf
dence that an ore body viii be de-
veloped- Shipping from the 5 per-
cent carbonate surface Gaping has
been suspended. awaiting higher
copper values and the development
OF a rehabilitation process for the
treatment OF such ores AZ the Hum
boldt smelter-
Jerome-Superior has a new SIS
foot compressor, added 10 older
equipment OF compress0rs OF about
1000 foot capacity A six inch water
column has been added 70 the five
inch main already in the shaft and
a new pump on the 700 level The
main shaft Is being deepened from
80 feet and two diamond drills are
operating on the 200 level
Verde Inspiration has installed .
stamp mill for its gold ores and re-
ports the development OF much good
copper ore E. H Meek. OF Pres
colt is in charge