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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
10000 TONS COPPER
TO Be SHIPPED EAST

A hopeful indication of improved
business conditions is seen in the an
nouncement Friday that the shipping
of copper is TO be resumed from Nc
Gill 10 the refineries at Baltimore,
Md These shipments are to be made
from the surplus stock that has been
long stored at the smelter, amount
ing in round numbers to 10000, 900
pounds.
The plan for shipping is said to be
on schedule of forty cars per week,
sent out in two trains of twenty cars
each. the forty carloads constituting
a steamer shipment. as the copper Is
to be sent by way of Shafter and the
Western Pacific to San Francisco and
thence by steamer through the Pan
anna canal to Baltimore. This is be-
cause of the present reduced rate on
copper shipments by water. said to
effect saving of approximately Sc SO
per ton as compared with the all-rail
rate east. At these figures it can
readily be computed that the saving
on 10000 tons runs into money and
Is a factor well worth taking into
consideration.
Shipments will commence during
the coming week. the first train to be
sent out Wednesday and the second
Saturday as a part of the regular
weekly freight schedule over the Ne
yada Northern. II is thought this
schedule will prevail. although it will
be necessary to take into considera-
tion the sailing time OF steamers
from San Francisco The shipments
are to be handled by the present
crews employed by the railway COM
pany. and for the present 1t is said
1t will not result in any increase of
working force.
The movement of this surplus cop
per is taken as an indication that the
worst of the local business depression
has passed, and while there is moth
ing TO Justify the prediction of an
immediate resumption of mining and
smelling, the fact that the surplus
stock of this particular smelter is at
last on the move is in itself an en-
couraging sign. With regular week
ly shipments the surplus is bound
eventually to be cleaned up, and IL
cannot be long before the manufac-
turing Of copper will again be re-
sumed
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
Petroleum Tool Dresser
Has Serious Injur,

V w. Lassen. tool dresser in the
employ of the Illipah Petroleum Com
pany. was treated at the Ely Surgical
hospital Thursday for large piece
of steel that had lodged in his right
eye. The steel flew from a chisel
upon which Mr.. Lassen was pounding
while engaged in cutting a piece of
tin and lodging in the eye it resulted
in serious injury. An X-ray exam
ination showed that the steel had
penetrated the eyeball, and Dr. Buck
ell advised that the patient be taken
at once to Salt Lake City for treat
ment by a specialist.
As 1t was deemed advisable that
no time be lost, j. +. Amenda left
Friday afternoon by automobile with
the injured man, taking him to Shat
ter. where 1t was possible to make a
night connection with a Western Pa
cific train due to arrive in Salt Lake
yesterday morning.
The steel is said to have caused Sc
rious injury TO the eve, but il is
hoped that the injury may be treated
in a way to avoid loss OF the sight.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
Richard 7. SwalIow
Sustains Broken Ribs

DIR. r. A. Bowdle was called to
Shoshone Friday afternoon as the re-
suit OF a serious accident to Richard
T. Swallow, who was injured in a col
lision between tractor he was driv-
ing and a thrashing machine the trac-
tor was hauling. According to re-
ports received in Ely it became neces-
sary to stop the tractor. when the
thrashing machine by its own mo-
mentum bumped into the tractor.
crushing Mr.. Swallow between the
two machines.
DR.. Bowdle found his injuries to
consist of several broken ribs which
punctured the lungs, besides severe
bruises. II was impossible owing to
the injured mans condition tobring
him to the hospital. but 1t is expected
that he may be moved there during
the week.
While Mr.. Swallows injuries are
serious they are not considered OF a
vital nature and every hope for his
speedy recovery is held. although the
progress OF convalescence will prob
ably REQUIRE several weeks.
ltr. Bowdle was assisted at Sho-
shone by Miss Lillian nj. Green, q
nurse at the Sfeptoe hospital, who
accompanied him on the trip.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
Billion Dollar Fund
Soon to Be Auailable

officials OF local hanks are united
in the belief that the billion dollar
fund OF the war finance corporation,
provided to finance agricultural
loans. will tend to stimulate ranch
ing and stockraising in this district
as well as throughout the state. as
Nevada. in common with other states,
may have access to the fund through
the necessary procedure Any ranch
Ell or stockraiser desiring a loan from
the fund and with satisfactory se-
curity can be accommodated and can
transact the business through hts
bank. as all the banks of the state
Will be supplied within a few days
with the application blanks and other
materials necessary To supply money
to finance land and livestock indus
tries.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
Canine Mu,zling Ed,ct Is Rescinded

Sherih Henry G. Nicholson has Is
sued an order whereby 1t is no longer
required that dogs be muxzled, the
danger from rabies being believed to
have passed as associated with the
running amuck some time ago OF a
mad dog which had bitten several
other dogs in Ely. Local dogs have
joyfully accepted the official edict
and can now fight unhampered. hap
PLY and howltully. in the settlement
OF old grudges that have accrued
during the days of muzzIing.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
Executors Are Named as Defendant

J. NJ Collins and Mrs. Thomas
Bowen. coadministrators of the es-
tate of NJ. b. Garraghan. are named
as defendants in a suit brought
against A. b. Witcher. guardian OF
the estate of Joseph Milobara. The
complaint was filed in the district
court Tuesday by Attorneys Walker
\ Vargas, the claim being that
Witcher. as guardian OF Miiobara,
has failed to make distribution of the
residue of the estate, amounting to
Isl, $3.50.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25
NOTICE TO DOG OWNERS.

The order requiring the muzxline
OF dogs ia hereby rescinded, and yor
are notified that muzzles may be re
moved at once.
H. c. NICHOLSON. Sheriff.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-25

Unclaimed Letters In Ely POstofflcc
Porter Burr. Marion Cross, Phil
Ellyet. William Lamb 2, U. s. Land
Once.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

Dear Mrs. Thompson: / am .
girl Of twenty -one and am very
lonely. am home every evening
except Saturday and Sunday, and
then l go out with the girls. ]
have many girl friends, but they
all live SO far away they seldom
come down in the evening.
l am the only girl At home. l
have two brothers younger than
myself and a dad for whom I keep
house. l also work in factory all
day. In the evening after my work
lis done and the others are gone or
their boy friends come over and
play cards crochet and read for =
while. but that does not help to
pass the time away any more.
am awfully still when am In
crowd and always seem sad. l
am judged good looking. but | don I
seem to keep any boy friends. I
never went steady, for l never met
a fellow | loved.
Could you please tell me what to
do to pass the time away! And
could ybu tell me how to be lively
in a crowd and keep some boy
friends?
A LONESOME HEART.
You will have to find some way
to keep busy in order to pass the
time away without feeling lone
some Perhaps you would find il
interesting to make yourself
clothes. Surely your father must
be willing to have you spend the
money you earn as you see fit. You
are old enough to handle the money
you earn, and since you keep house
you ought to be free from paying
toward the upkeep of the home
Your father and brother are bless
ed in having you to do the work.
Probably the reason you are no
more interesting to young men il
because you are bored with life ant
find nothing to interest you. To b.
interesting you are interested
Reading is such a fine thing tina
| it is pity you do not enjoy
more.
y When you are with young mer
) do not think about yourself. Thin
about them and try to imagir
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

what sort u thing hey Nike % tall
about. From remArks thSy ueke
you can Judge pretty we'll whAk 80
like TO talk abost and help = enesS
ON any conversation they ofaxl
You must change yoar atfasnds
toward life and learn to epDfee1oea
and enjoy little things. Lifesb not
made up of big events. TAe ~
SON Who can appreciate . Dfesey
sky, kind act. interesting face, eee.
il happy alone and does not tel ~
need Of friends ut all times.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: VIII you
please advise me something salt
able to order when eating dinner
with = young man friend aftes
working late or attending shows
AN INTERESTED READER
II you are having dinner. suggest
that the man do the ordering. u
he insists that you have what you
want and will not order. choose
what appeals to you. After the
atre a club sandwich ID good for .
light lunch.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
VAUDEVILLE


4 crowded Sixth avenue elevated
tr.in in New York was approach
- the Seventy-second street sta
Dan. There was the usual surging
inward Of those preparing to get
d. The grinding Of the brakes
drowned out the startled exclama-
lion OF q fashionebly dressed young
woman as she was tapped roughly
On the shoulder. I've got you tbs
time, young lady" said an exultant
voice as nearby passengers watch
d with keen interest. Turning tc
1 young man standing beside thu
rirl be said, I'm an officer and THU
woman has just taken your watch
The man made a quick movement
toward his vest pocket. looket
tsenly at the girl shrinking in ter
ror under the detectives hold, thei
smiled blandly. II think you ar
mistaken, officer" he said. Il nev
w had a watch"
And Roland West, motion pic
ture producer and head Of the Ro
land West Productions, who ha
ben witness Of the human dram
thus made the. acquaintance of tn
Characters whose stormy career
form the main setting for "The Sill
YER Lining" the thrilling story {
love and law. released by Metr
Pictures Corporation with tn
bautiful Jewel Carmen and an all
star cast.
Mr.. West wrote and directe
The Silver Lining" which wa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

cur, boiling water, one. cup sifted
hour. and four unbeaten eggs.
Put butter or substitute in .
saucepan with the water. Al soon
Is boiling point l. reached, add the
entire cup Of -four, all at once, stir
ring vigorously. Hold the sauce
pan firmly with one hand and stir
fast with th9 other.
The mixture will suddenly leave
the sides Of the pan and form q
mass in the center. Remove at
once from the FIRE. continue stir
ring for . minute, then allow the
mixture to stand for two or three
minutes. NJ
Then add the unbeaten eggs one
1T time, beating each egg thor
oughly into the paste before adding
the next.
II the cases are intended for
'holding . relish or for an entree.
add a pinch of salt; if for q dessert.
add two tablespoons powdered SUI
. gar; and il to be served as an ac-
compartment for soup or salad. stir
in two tablespoons Of grated cheese
and season with salt and paprika.
To Bake Choux Paste - Have
ready a creased baking sheet or an
inverted pan and drop paste by
spoonfuls or press through pastry
bag and tube into whatever size VI
shape the cases are desired.
Have mounds of paste we'll sepa-
rated, and bake for about half an
hour, reducing the heat of the oven
after the first ten minutes.
The cakes should be hollow, crisp
and tender. II they are taken out
too soon they will become soft and
fall. Test by removing one cake
and leaving it in a draft Of air
II it holds its shape the other cakes
are all right and may be taken out
of the oven. II it falls, leave the
others in the oven = longer time.
A Ia Hollandaise-Flake any colo
white neat fish and mix will
hOllandaise sauce. Use two cups o
fish to one Of sauce. Season will
salt, pepper and few drops o
. onion jtice and one-quarter cupfu
of strained tomatoes. Put into
: buttered baking dish or ramekins
Sprinkle the top with buttere
. crumbs and bake until brown. Tn
2 cooked fish may be used for tn
t same purpose. also a plain whit
E sauce.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
BANK CLOSES,

Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. 1.-THE
Union Trust and Savings bank Of
Sioux City, state institution.
closed its doors yesterday morning,
and the Iowa bank examiner is in
charge.
The liabilities of the bank are
placed at 100000, but no esti-
mate of assets has been given out
About 5000 900 was on deposit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
Fun for Women
to Diamond Dye
skirts klmonas 0taehame
w.,sss Curtains seeessinos
Costs sweaters Drspstses
Dresses Coverings Everything

Women are finding II fun to did.
mond- dye and add years OF wear tS
Observation-Disclosures 12S ]
any shabby, faded garment or drap'
cry. Easy directions in package
Don't risk your material In poos
dye that streaks, spots, or fades
Buy Diamond Dyes"-Ao other
kind. Tell druggist whether yous
material is wool or silk. or II It IL
| cotton, linen, or 4 mixture. Sixteen
rich colors Adv.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

Instant Relief! Don't stay stuff-
ed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling!
A dose of 'Pape's Cold Compound"
taken every two hours until three
doses are taken usually breaks any
cold right up.
The first dose opens clogged-up
nostrils and air passages of head ;
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
"Panes Cold Compound" Breaks any Cold in Few Hours

stops nose running; relieves head
ache, dullness, feverish, sneezing.
"Pape's Cold Compound" is the
quickest, surest relief known and
costs only a few cents at drug
stores. 1t acts without assistance
Tastes nice. Contains no Quinine
Insist upon Papes.-(Adv.).
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

PROTECT THE CHILDREN
Healthy Blood and = Healthy Sys-
TEN is a Child's best protection
against Colds, Grip and Influenza.
Give them GROVES IRON TONIC
SYRUP. 75c.-(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17


eeag9eo Apr ~ ecreen - d III
neeanan m Charles d. smifh
- pAaeogEaDhsd ~ Edward wy
naso m rfalk Zucksr. The 9il-
~ Lining viii ~ seen & the Fort
Arnsefoag Tor ; days coming TO-
u
AZ ~ CaplEsl.
when Maurice Tourneur picked
nv cast Tor ]. Fenimore Couper,s
!amoss leather Stocking tall. aThe
Last Of he Nohicans.~ to Be- seen
q the CaDitol theatre, he searched
for the be6t artists.
me beloved Uncas, last Of the
Mohicans. could not b . wrist
watch wearing Broadway actor Of
the screen hero type. He had to be
spiritual character, with . real
man 70 Be the carrier Of Uncas'
message. Hence Tournsur examin-
"a many actors. until he found Al
bert Roscoe. who 10 an eighth
Usage Indian, and Z we'll known
leading man. He shaved his hair,
barred his body and made up for the
part.
! Magua, the Hun-like redskiu,
who betrays the whites. is In the
capsule hands ,of Wallace Berry.
noted villain and bad man, who
\ carries on Ill honors for playing
mean parts.
The Colonies two daughters,
Cora and Alice, played by Barbara
Bedford and Lillian Hall, respec-
lively. are pretty pictures on the
silver sheet.
II 1t IL unjust to call any actor in
The Last Of the Mohicans" a sup
porting player, for each is a star
Henry Woodward, playing Major
Hayward, Is Tourneur's regular
leading man, and does some fine
!, work in this picture.
At the CslonidL
Shirley Mason leaves the Colonia
! theatre after tonight's Performance,
Of her remarkably successful
photoplay, "Flame Of Youth" Pro
: duced by William Fox, Flame o
) Youth" 10 probably the best vehicle
) Miss MAson's unique talents hav'
had, and it has greatly widened he
u already large circle Of Fans"
Buck Jones, the daring William
: Fox cowboy star, Is announced a
:. the attraction at the Colonial the
:, atre beginning Friday. in his lates
= picture. 1.-TWO Moons" which is de
. clared to be the most enhancing j.
:, which this rapidly rising youn
= western luminary has yet appear
:. ed. Adapted from Robert Welle
Ritchie's we'll known tale Of tn
- Wyoming cattle country and tn
= feud between the cattlemen and tn
"A sheep herders, this photoplay
;. said to give this handsome actc
=, and daredevil his greatest oppo
- tunity to win new admirers.
i, Jones enacts the role of Origins
=, Bill Blunt, a cattleman. who con
plicates the bitter hatred betves
~ the cowmen and the sheep herdel
n by falling in love with the wild ar
tempestuous daughter of q sla
- sheepman. There are said to
- some brand new thrills in the pi
40 ture. One Of the moments of viii
- hot interest is when Original, vii
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

u ...sssl =. .
No. ia,sstt
Heaff Bsfnstsin;s grestsst,
drama ssrhe The. which, trans-
lated into many iangnagee, has
Ibeen interpreted By The worlds
most celebrated actors, - 70 be
iesn q ! motion picture ct the
Majestic theatre, beginning today,
with Pearl White ~ the star. Il u
said to be the best thing Miss White
has done since she left serial work
and began to make featurs-length
PICTURES for william Fox
There Ii no doubt that Miss
White has made good - . feature
star. She has kept the enormous
| following she had made In serials.
and has won Z large new circle OF
admirers. Her very first dramatic
feature, Frank L. Packard's The
White Moll," revealed her talent -
an emotional actress.
Her long experience In serials
has been to her Whist stock expert
e e 70. = - TO-. e r. IA. nuhlic.
but has made her . versatile and
nn'sneu s1.ls'
/ .4n. 11,..,.
/ 80 A. -rns..,o, NJ
.p ~ 49,. -. - consac-
nuooles, u.leos .v 60. ths.
urvo Monsns - .uo oe 49,.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
To Make Cream Puffs.


Choux paste is the name given to
the mixture from which cream
puffs and cellars are made. 1t is
unlike any other mixture used in
cookery.
Choux pronounced sho0) is the
French word for cabbage and is
fancifully applied to this type of
paste because when baked in
rounds it puffs up until the shape
somewhat resembles the curving
surface Of a little cabbage.
The paste may be baked in many
shapes and sizes and may be used
for a great variety of filings, with
different frostings and sauces
When baking them. they may b
/ made in the different shapes. an,
as long as they are not filled, ma,
be kept for several days, reheatet
and served with a different filling
! To Make Choux Paste-Th
standard. recipe calls for one-hal
cup butter or butter substitute, on
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

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Il ~ = 70 27-winniagee PiayssA
Bsrtss Thsasss.
tDaveoDogtD
1&l9-'lrens." SATURDAY naaa
49,, observation-disclosures
~ aet Of the Mohicans."
4
Augustana GyanAelo0.
- N-Tri-City Symphoay ee1eoge
Ssseh l5--Frisz Kreislef. violinist.
- COliseuA.
tDavenDort)
- is--La Scala orchestra VIII
49, Toscanini. director.
~. co-Tn City symphony concert.
VAUDEVILLE
tpxvenporti
e,,.-SIs Theatrs-Chsuee Of ball twSe
(Moline)
Pslsss Thsatre-chsass sf hi svss
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
Household Hints.

Neau Hint.
BREAKFAST.
Cereal Stswed Apricots
Scrambled Eggs and Bacon
Toast Coffee
LUNCHEON.
Vegetable S0uffle Boiled Potatoes
Bread Butter
Sponge Cake Jelly
Chocolate Charlotte
DINNER,
Roast Pork Mashed Potatoes
Apple Sauce Sweet Pickles
Cfeamed CAuliflower
Rolls Butter
Tomato Jelly Salad
Lemon Pie Pimento Cheese
Demi- Tasse
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

KeoQes Nor . Day.
Chocolate Charlotte-Four table
spoons cornstarch, One-half cup of
sugar, two and .one-half cups milk,
four tablespoons cocoa, one tea
spoon vanilla, two eggs.
Take the cornstarch and dissolve
In half cup Of cold milk, add slowly
one pint of hot milk, Cook Tin a
double boiler until smooth and
thick. Take from the fire and add
teaspoon OF vanilla. Pour into this
while hot two we'll beaten whites
Turn into mold and let cool. Serve
with whipped cream or any sweet
sauce.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
Go to Work Now

Resolve now to win one Of theee
Prsssi Buy yous paclrags a Dinner
Bell todayi Lean. ths rules and 60 to
woskl
This not q confess q chance OF q lot
tsey. hha contest a siill and industry.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17

Use Sum, Maid Raisins always in your
cooking.
Packed in modern, new, immaculate
plant in California - leaa. ssoeef,
wholesome American raisins-the
kind you know are good. Made nom
tender, juicy California table grapes
with unusually thin skins.
CALIFORNIA ASSOCIATED KA
Al~~k.~.ksn I
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-17
Get Your List In Early

Don't wait till the hast day
to get your list In. 1t Is GO
ing to take you some time to
make up your list Of words. So
buy your package Of Dinner
Bell today. learn the rules OF
the contest, and 60 to work!
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Eastern Counties Sign
Up In Tobacco Drive.

Tarhoro. Nov 2 In the tobacco
district % Eastern North Carolina
where campaign for cooperative
marketing mas beer going on for
some time. Edgccombe has gne over
the ton and out ~ PRODUCTION of
l2,S93.02O pounds of tobacco for the
year 1920. 9.sO0.Oo0 punds have
been signed up and accounted for.
Nash. with a production of l9,372.-
s7j punds, mas signed Up a s.6O5. 361
pounds Green. with production
Of iO.7ss.75O pounds Of tobacco,
has signed for s.626.559 pounds.
Wilson, with a production Of 1885
80 pounds. nas not vet reported.
bu; about 100000 pounds will be
reported. Il - estimated Raleigh.
y. & Paper.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Peace Kidd

Ms. Mar Ellen Peace and Mr.
Dclbcrt Kidd surprised their many
relative, and friend. on Ias, Wcdncs.
DAY evening, when ;tcy we're mar.
med IN Dan,ii.r py Rev Smith. of
that city
Mis-, Peace o.. th, Youngest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mr. ; Peace. Of
this city. and is one % Lancas;cr's
beautiful and accomplished young
ladies He VINO has won her for his
mate should be happy indeed for
winning the hand OF TIN. beautiful
young lady
Mr Kidd j. the only son 4 Mr..
John Kidd. Of near Hyattsvilc He
j. q popular young farmer Of s,cr-
ling worth and character
Their many friends Join IN wishing
them a long lie u happiness and
great success. 80
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-11-10
Wheeler Sparks.

Miss Tns.ra Nh,rlsr and Mr.
CiUrr,- Spark. Two popular young
p,op., % Garrari county. wcr,
united lon marriage last Thursday al
% 90 O'Clock. q; the nome ~ Rev
Wm p RiN. pastor 81 the Iancasicr
Baptist church
T., bride - The youngest iaugh-
ter q Mr. ami Mr.. " b Wheeler,
residing ON the Buckley, pike. while
the groom Is me son ~ Mr and MIR
= X Sparks
\ wide circle % friends will join
in extending hearty congratulations
and b,st wlsn,- 60 Oh, happy couple.