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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
w. s. MCCORMICK < DIED AT SALT LAKE

w. S. Mccormick, a we'll known banker of Salt Lake City, is dead. MT. Mccormick was one of the owners in the Gold Road mines when those properties were operated under the di- rection of Posey and Baily, S. R. Por- ter being general manager. The min- es later were taken over in part by French and Spanish interests and by these interests sold to the U. s. Smelt- ing, Refining and Mining company, the present owners. He was one of the men who made Salt Lake City the best known city on the American con tinent and was always at the head of affairs that hade for the betterment of the community and country.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20

tion, but when the faulted portions of the vein from apexes and are far apart how wohld miner in the prose- cution of his location and development of vein know that he was safe in proceeding with his work. It is to be taken az safe to say that the up- per court will never disturb decision that gives to a itigant.a vein that apexes 400 feet away from another apex and which shows faulting of the character of the Tom Reed.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
AGNES>KELLY HERE
 ST. JOHNS METHODIST

Agnes Kelly will leave for San Francisco tonight after having spent a couple of days in Kingman visiting old friends. Miss Kelly, who left here about year ago, has been living in Jerome and is nowson her sway to San Francisco to be married. The forum ate young man in the case is Blaine Tournouth, who is now in the garage business in San Francisco. The we'd ding will take place sometime next month. .s,:.s f,s.,s 7
 Miss Kelly has been i'll, having spent several weeks at the Jerome hos pital, but she has fully recovered now. '. -5s- -ss..t s.' e:- .s s,-,s, Sf
 Last evening a number of Miss Kelly's friends arranged a party in, her honor. Dancing was the main event of the evening. A midnight luncheon consisting of sandwiches, coffee and fruit salad was served, The party was at the home of A. H; Hawkins. l-2
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
FRED WESTERMAN s,.
 :. ]. PAID TO REST AT }" r OATMAN, THURSDAY

Fred Westerman, who was terribly injured by falling down winze in the United Eastern mine at Oatnan, last week, died at that place last Tuesday. He never regained consciousness. MT. Westerman who was AT years of age, was we'll liked by his fellow men and his death has caused gloom in the camp. < ~.ts K ,s. z. ff
 The deceased was laid to rest yes terday at Oatman. The funeral, after c. R. Van Marter had prepared the body for burial, was conducted by the Moose Lodge of which he was a mem Der. ,N -rsE s~& z .
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
TEN YOUNG LADIES. .= .. .
 GRADUATE TONIGHT

Tonight ten young ladies are grad uated from the Mohave County Union High School, thus passing a rather im- portant mile post in their lives. The graduation exercises will be held at the High School building. The pro- gram as announced ip this paper last week is an interesting one. Unfor- tunately the Miner made a mistake in the program, which though slight, changed the meaning of the class motto, which should be interpretated to read "Be Square,. .....s.... ,....-
 The Miner .congratulates these young ladies for having stuck through the four years course, finishing their High School work. ,., ~f
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
OPERATING PROPERTY. & >...
 IN BUCK MOUNTAIN

D. c. Locey has a number of men at work 'on his mining properties in Buck Mountains, a detached spur of the Chenehuevis, and is reported to be getting some good values. He re- ports that She weather is getting too torrid to. continue work after the first of June, rbut that. operations will be resumed about the first of September. MT. Locey was in Kingthan yesterday laying in supply of goods and mater ials sufficient to last until the first of the month. ...
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the people of Chloride for the floral wreath and to our friends in the county for their friendly assistance during our late bereavement. ta .MRSa ANDREW NORD, s.4 EARL NORD.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
NOTICE

The Memorial Committee requests
 that all ex-service men meet at the American Legion Hdqts., I. o. 0. F. Bldg. at 8:30 a. m. sharp, May 30th.
 Uniforms will be worn. Sailors will wear blues and white hats. z,.;,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
CITIZENS MILITARY :.
 7. S-a CAMP NsyULY

A citizens military training camp is being planned at San Antonio, Texas, for one month starting July 15. Amy young man between the ages of IS and 35 are eligible. All expenses are paid to and from An tonio and expenses Incurred while there. For information you are re- ferred to The, Commanding General, sth Corps Area, Fort Sam Houston, Texas or two, if F. Robinson, Post, Adjutant of the @local post of the Americna Legion. a.y5. . s s,.,, ,.... READ THE MOHAYE. MINER FOR
 MINING NEWS
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20
APEX. DECISION. CAUSES COMMENT :.

Mining Scientific Press Critces Judge Bongers Decson
 While Engineering and Mining Journal Commends It.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1921-05-20

Miner Want Adds Bring Results
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
BAD COLD MADE
HIN HALF SICK
Appetite Consolidate Sleep
Good-Felt Weak,
Shaky.
TOOK HYPO-COD,
FEELS SPLENDID

81 was a little rundown from over.
work and then caught bad cold. II
had me feeling shaky and bad all
over. l wasn't getting much sleep
and hardly ate anything for days
so ] bought Hypo-Cod. I tried other
medicines first. but they didn't seem
powerful enough to reach my trou-
Bile. Right away after taking HyPo.
Cod notice began eating moro and
could sleep well. Then / began get
ting up in the mornings feeling fine
and ready for work. 1t sure did help
me. can tell the world that oil
right" writes William Parker, 1925
Harrison ave. S. E.. Washington, ID. c.
Thousa nds of people in Washington
use Hypo-Cod because 1T is nicer
tasting, more modern and powerful
tonic which does Its work promptly.
1t is powerful enough to do it's work
and costs very little compared with
results.
We recommend it because 1t is a re-
markable reconstructive, blood en-
riching, appetizing. strength building
tonic WITHOUT an equal. You'll be de-
lighted. Drop in at the handiest Poo
pies Drug Store and get a couple bot
ties tonight.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01

y. Beutlsr. superintendent OF the In
stItution said. that she has been re-
leased. Hospital officials are con-
vipnsd thst N spiis 81 ths short tims
she was under observation the cure
Will be permanent.
! ''fFor twelve years" said pr. Bsut-
Ter. -this woman was confined I'm the
disturbed ward because OF her ten
dency 10 become violent. There was
at no time Improvement, indeed she
gradually grew worse. and gave the
guards constant trouble. From the
moment the heavy bridge fell from
her mouth. however. her mind began
TO clear"
Dentists have shown an extreme In
terest in the case and for the most
part explain the woman's return 10
sanity as due TO the draining OF
poisons from the sinuses OF the face
which the bridge had prevented. They
recalled other instances In which
sanity has been restored bx extracting
a tooth to permit drainage Of an In
lection. but none In which the OBJ
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
ONLY ONE THING
WOULD STOP NY
COUGH AND COLO
81 Tried Near% Everything,
But Hypo-Cod Was Only
Remedy Relieved Me.
FINEST REMEDY IN
WORLD, HE DECLARES

Il seemed to have a cough and Soio
all the time I took everything
ever heard of but nothing would stop
nv cough. Then Mr.. thompson
told me about Earle's Hypo-Cod and
II did the work just fine. The mrs.
hottie gave me great relief and the
second bottle stopped the cough anu
cold completely. Now / feel as me
as l ever did. No cough or cold at
all It's the best general oeoiiiIy
medicine | ever saw In my ire.
built up my system in nne shape ano
I'm sure there isn't better remedy
on the market than Hypo-Cod, writes
Mr.. +. Saxon. 404 S. Royal 50. Alex
Hundreds of people in Alexandria
drop in at a Peoples Drug store mere
in Washington for a couple oottlss OF 81
Observation-Disclosures they know that II
Is powerful enough, nice tasting
enough, and does its work sooner.
OF course there are numerous dl1
ferent causes for coughs ana ycolos,
but once the system Is fortihed ana
difference to mother nature-she
throws off one kind about as easy az
another IL seems and doesn't take long
TO do IL either-once your disease re
sistance is increased. blood enriched,
strength built up.
very finest ingredients. Each bottle
bears name Earle Chemical Co, which
is guarantee of finest quality in
medicine. Read what the Hypo Cod
users say in the article just beblow
this one. Read what the party says
in the article on the right; Thsn drop
inc Earle's Hypo-Cod at the nearest
Peoples Drug Store. You'll be de-
lighted. @-."'
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Vassar Girls Revolt;
Back to Short Skirts

that already has tired OF the stand
last night went 10 dinner attired IA
the shortest of skirts and the thin
nest OF silk stockings. The eoifrures
were sSch as had never been dreacsed
of--eyin In Paris.
t w>AR 10 SISIsH. a.
Now Il Is war % .l-e finish.
THE way We dress today 10 70
personify the way some OF the alum
nae think we look" said one OF the
modernlsts. III is the aiumnae who
are really at the bottom OF this whole
business. We are really not so bad
as they think--not nearly so bad.
And even IL we were. why I'D rather
look like that than like an old PIN
cushion trump.
IL think the permanent wave 10 one
OF the greatest inventions OF the
modern age and II has IL all over the
nocturnal agony OF rag curriers'. And
how about the big rats they wore
twenty years ago. ehT'
Nassar's professors sit back and
smile, but refuse TO put themselves
on record about "a passing within
that will soon be forgotten and settled
by compromise"
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
STOPPED COUGH
BUILT NE UP
81 Kept Catching Cold All
Winter-Coughed and
Was Rundown.
TOOK HYPO-COD;
HELPED ME FINE

bought Hypo-Cod because so many
people i knew were telling how quick
it does the work and 1 was always
catching cold during the winter
months. Seemed like i was never
without a cough and cold-nervous
and rundown. too. and want to say
that Hypo-Cod did do the work. IL
relieved my cold and / feel a great
deal stronger and better. 1t greatly
improved my whole general health,
declared Charles s.. Graham, JOB 9Th
st. s. Z.
Thousands of people have thus re-
and then fortified and strengthened
themselves. After the system is built
UP nature wards off such troubles.
protects you against sickness.
Hypo-Cod contains combined Hypo-
phosphites of Lime, Potassium, Man
ganese, Strychnine, Quinine and Sodi-
UNI, also Malt extract, Wild Cherry
Bark extract and soluble sxtractives
of Cod Liver Oil Greed entirely Of
the fishy oil itself. See formula on
the bottle. 1t is not patent meoi-
cine. Everybody knows such a prep
aration is q splendid one to take this
time of year and it costs very little
compared with results at either of the
nine Peoples Drug Stores here in
Washington. Drop in and get a bot
tie You'll be delighted we are. sure.
Ask about free offer to purchasers
of two bottles at one time. Read
what another user says in article he
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
GRIPPE AND BRONCHITIS LEFT
NE WITH A VERY BAD COUGH

take" declared Miss Eugene NJ. Will
son. 1126 NJ st. N. W., Washington.
II is hard to get rid of severe
cough when the system is weak from
a spell Of sickness, overwork or over
doing That is why one should take
Hypo- Cod. A few pills or soothing
syrup might allay the irritation, but
what the system needs is strength to
not only throw off the cold and cough
but build you up so you can ward Off
complications and even more serious
illness. You cannot do so until you
are strong and well again.
Thousands of people in Washing
ton know that Hypo-Cod Is a never,
more up-to-date and nicer tasting
tonic which does it's work more
promptly. 1t costs very little, indeed,
as compared with results. Read what
the users say in articles printed above
this one. Then drop in at the nearest
Peoples Drug store and ask about
special free offer to purchasers OF
two bottles at one time. You'll be
delighted.
Note: We prepay large bottle gem
uine Earle's Hypo-Cod anywhere on
receipt of s1.20 plus &c war tax. reo-
Piles Drug Stores (Nine Stores), WASH
ington, ID. G.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01

PoUGHKEEPsIE, NJ ". Feb, IL
Not In years has student life at Vas
81 taken ON the present national
-esbsef.f The Undergraduate body Ia
drawn up into two camps. which OPP
pose each other on the issue whether
the modern styles In clothes and hair
dressing shall be supplanted by q
back TO normally" movement
The revolt against Dame Fashion
started on Thursday when almost
every student marched into the din
Ing room wearing trailing skirts and
with hair drawn tightly back into a
knob and gigantic hairpins 10 hold
the "washeTwoman's knot" In place.
GREETED WITH Kisses.
Students who had not heard of the
revolt against fashion at Vassar or
who did not intend To let ID disturb
their equilibrium. IL they had heard,
entered the dining room In TIE attire
OF 1921 and were greeted with such
noisy Kisses that they retired TO fol-
low the edict OF plain dress. Other
students had resurrected garments
OF 1901, with sleeves OF style al
ready forgotten. Attached to these
were signs, This Is My Dear Old
Cloak"
In the evening a general parade
was organized. "Oh, II you could only
see yourselyesw shouted one nom
conformIst. A rush for mirrors fol-
lowed, and IL was then that the first
important cleavage in opinion took
place.
In defiance OF the originstors of the
normally" movement, the faction
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
ADVERTISEMENT
ADV E1I IISEs"rINH
HAD TERRIBLE COUGH
and NIGHT SWEATS
Cough about gone, eats and
sleeps well, and gained
IL pounds.

an December, 1918, / had fearful
cough, and my physician ordered me
TO change climate Immediately. went
20 San Antonio, Texas, and entered a
sanatorium. Left there and came 10
Oklahoma City in October, 1918. Had
no appetite, could not sleep, had mig III
sweats and was losing from one to
three pounds week. / also had
catarrh OF the bowels, which the doc
tors had been unable to relieve.
"Relatives urged me to try Milks
Emulsion. 1 did so and began to i'm
prove, slowly at first, but steadily. My
weight has increased IL pounds. ]
have no temperature, and my cough is
about zone. | can eat heartily, sleep
well. and am working at my trade
aRain."--N. w. Neff. 6lO NO. Dewey
St, Oklahoma City, Okla.
Nature does wonders in lighting OF
disease, II given the chance. Milks
Emulsion is a powerful help in pro-
viding strength and flesh. 1t costs
nothing to try.
Milks Emulsion is a pleasant, nu'
tritive food and a corrective inodi'
cine. 1T restores healthy, natural
bowel action, doing away with al
need of pills, and physics. 1t pro.
notes appetite and quickly puts the
digestive organs in shape to assimi.
late food. Chronic stomach trouble
and constipation are promptly relieved
This is the only solid emulsion
made, and so palatable that II Is eaten
with n spoon like ice cream. .
No matter how severe your case
you are urged to try Milks Emulsion
under this guarantee-TalSe six bot.
ties home with you, use II according
to directions, and II not satisfied with
tho results, your money will b,
promptly refunded Price sc and
$3.50 per bottle. The Milks Emulsion
Co. Terre Haute. Ind. Sold by Peo-
pies Drug Stores and all tlrst-clnss
druggists.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
1T STOPPED MY COLD. RESTORED
MY APPETITE AND BUILT NE UP

and it made a new child out Of her.-1t
surely is a great tonic" continued Mr..
Murphy. 22e LIST St. S. E.. Washing
ton. d. c. =
II the reader has cough, cold sore
chest or other signs of such wintry
ills. let them drop in at the handiest
Peoples Drug Store and ask about
Hypo-Cod. 1t is a splendid nice tast-
ing, strength building tonic which
satisfactorily as evidenced by the
testimony of thousands lin this city.
Just think of it-Peoples Drug Stores
buy this excellent preparation from
th he carIoad Of "a 400 Inttias aacS ,rIs
Peoples Drug Stores sell and recon-
mend Earle's Hypo-Cod and the name
Earle Chemical Company upon label
and carton is q guarantee of finest
Hypo Cod too. IL you give it fair
trial and need better health.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Couldn't Sleep At Night; Dread
full Paroxysms. of Cough .
Disturbed Me.
BECAME WEAK-HYPO-
COD BUILT NE UP

81 suffered from Grippe and Bron-
chitis-had severe pains in my head
and was very weak. j would cough
the whole night and wasn't able to
sleep on account of the dreadful par
in terrible condition due to coughing
and loss of sleep. My physician said
needed a good tonic and agreed moth,
ing would be better than Hypo-Cod
and soon as / began taking II my
cough stopped-appetite returned and
| started sleeping from seven. to eight
hours without awakening. My whole
general condition improved wonder
fully by the time had taken three
bottles and Il feel like new person.
II is the most wonderful tonic on the
market and is extremely pleasant to
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Hypo-Cod Worked Fine for Me.
1t Made q New Child
of Niece, Too.
IT'S GREAT TONIC.

You can put me down among the
many here in Washington who praise
Hypo-Cod because ii surely does, co
its work nicelv," declared Z. A. MUIR
ply whose address is given below. i
was in a weak, rundown condition and
had cold. ,coughed and coughed-,
pep and ambition to hustle around
so / bought Hypo-Cod on the rec
,mmendation' of, others and now have
no cold or cough-hsve good appe ;,
tite and sleep fine. 1t brought my Ola
pep. so after getting such fine results
myself I gave 81 10 nv little niece
The Washington times., 1921-02-01

liam. T. Corners. N. G. DutIow, Mrs
sturgin.
The Riverdsle committee wa,
headed by Col. II. M. Williams
Thomas Egan and Earl Stirling, cor
poration counsel.
The citizens from Mt. Rainier who
attended the hearing and gave testi-
mony were Charles j. Peckman, pres
ident OF the Mt. Rainier Citizens As.
ISOLATION. chairman; Carl Book. DR.
j. w. klemm. Homer l.. Standforth
William Il. Rider, Charles ReichaIt
b. X. Sherwood. Guy w. Farson. e
H., Brown. and Shelby Smith. who
acted as spokesman for the Mt.
Rainier delegation.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Urges Money Probe.

A Congressional investigation OF
charges that money and credit are
controlled by a small group OF inter
national bankers to the detriment of
business is proposed in a resolution
introduced In the House yesterday by
Baer OF North Dakota
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
LOSES HER Teeth,
n REGA|NS SANITY
Woman Long Violent Becomes
Normal When Decay Forces
49, Dental Work.

AILwAUSEE. Wis. Feb. LATTER
twelve years OF confinement in the
Wsuwstoss Hospital for Mental Dis
eases a woman's sanity was restored
by the decay OF three anchor teeth.
that held a heavy gold bridge In place.
The bridge fell from the womsn's
mouth a week ago, and Immediately
such a marked improvement In her
mental condition was noticed, DIR. w.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
At Last!
Extra Size
Cotton BLOuses
So. SO and So. SO

Large women! When have you
seen such lovely cotton blouses at
such low prices' We know you
have difficulty in finding blouses in
your size that are reasonably priced
that is why we double our efforts
to get them for you. Here they are:
They are developed of fine quail
ity wolfe, enhanced by plain and
fancy woven stripes and crossbar
weaves. They are finished with
many attractive trimming touches,
such as embroidered organdie col
lars in flat, square and long effects
many are lace trimmed and all
have long sleeves. The size range
is from 4oH to 54Iz.
Second Fiosr--Lnnshursh a brother
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Shot Toying With Pistol.

While toying with a pistol at 232
-Four and half street southwest yes
terday evening, Ernest Hardy, col
ored. nineteen. $50 d street south
west. accidentally shot himself In the
left leg. He was treated at Providence
Hospital. His condition is not seri-
Gus.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Harding Culinary Artist
To Display Skill
Al Church

Demonstration OF the culinary
skill that has won her a place In
the affection Of President elect
Hardins's household viii bs made
by Miss Inez McWhorter, the
Hardings' cook, at ths domestic
Science School and Food sEsposi-
tion. which is now being con-
Quoted at the Florida Avenue
Baptist Church.
The demonstrations viii be held
from : to IL y. m. j. Finley VIII
son Is In charge OF the exposition.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01

struetion. was caused by the pressure
Of a bridge upon the roof OF the
mouth. WA
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Heatherbloom
Taffeta Petticoats
$3.50

For real service, no other
petticoat material is equal
to Heatherbloom Taffeta, and
when developed into styles,
such as we are showing, they
have neatness. too. Tucked,
pleated or hemstitched tail
ored flounces.
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
SAYS EVE ATE THE APPLE
IN OHIO GARDEN OF EDEN

BOSTON. Feb. 1.-The Garden OF
Eden was located IN the area now &C.
eupied by the state OF Ohio, according
TO DR. George Allen. OF Brookline'
phiioiogist and geologist. who claims
that scientific research has uncovered
facts that bring Adam and Eve into
world on the banks OF what is now
the Ohio river.
DIR. Allen resorts 10 computations
that stagger the ignorant In arriving
at the deductions, though he says IL
Is all perfectly clear"
Tn. W. shinxton grim.s will accent
The Washington times., 1921-02-01

Good Value in Serpiceable
Table Cloths and Towels
The careful housewife who wishes
to save her finer linens will welcome
this opportunity to purchase supply of
mercerized cotton cloths and towels at
these attractive prices.
58-inch Mercerized Table Damask
So finely woven and lustrous is this
mercerized damask that it will please
the most fastidious buyer. In a CO.
number of pleasing designs. Yard wv
Mercerized Cotton Cloths
Full bleached and finely woven, these
cloths are shown in wide choice of
good patterns. Size, 2x2 yards. "a 20
Each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~As~S
Hemstitched Huck Towels
In all white, with fancy borders these
towels are shown in size 1Sx36. 2Or
Each .... ................,.... Wv
Half-Linen Tea Towels
An absorbent towel of good quality,
hemmed and ready for use. Size 0E-
1896. Each ........,....r..,. ASS
Martex Turkish Towels
These large towels, heavily woven Of
double twisted thread are spe- G. mn
cially priced at, ............... ~AeVV
First FIoor-Lsnsburgh & Brother.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
666 will break . Cold, Fever and
Grippe quicker than anything
we know, preventing pneumonia

The Washington Zines will accept
your want Ads by phone. Service
that serves" Phone Main $3.50.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
JERSEY Silk
PetticOats
are hounced in devious
ways; and priced
1896

The softness of silk
Jersey makes it the
aristocrat of all petticoat
materials. 1t gives the
weighty, soft slip to the
gown, protects the dainty
neither garments, and COM
pletely fulfills its mission.
Diverse flounce effects,
in plain colorS and COM
binations, including suit
shades.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01
Mill Run Sheets, each 81

Only ~ dozen of these excel
, lent quality round thread sheets;
they are subject to. slight oil stains,
which will not impair their, service
ability and will disappear after
laundering. Three sizes, 72x90,
72xoo, and 8tx9O.
The Washington times., 1921-02-01

The Washington Times will accept
your Want Ads by phone. Service
that serves Phone Main $3.50.