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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-02
Dramatic Story of Devoted Hus.
band Who Discovers His Wife Is
In Love With Another Man

This story has been made Into
motion picture by Cosmopolitan
Productions under the mastery d.
rection Of Albert Capellani and is
released as q Paramount picture.
BY GOuverneur Morris
Author of His Daughter" when
MY Ship Comes In" "The Seven
DarIings," and Other.
Notable Fiction.
<< a FTER ALL" Frank thought,
~ II have loved and have
u been loved: Surely all this
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
COMMERCIAL CLUB MET LAST
NIGHT IN THEIR CLUB ROOMS

The Phoebe Commercial Club
rooms were filed to capacity at the
special meeting held last night
: Ivice President Milton L. Lee
presided in the absence Of Senator
Scott, president, who is attending
the legislature in Carson City.
A number Of important matters
were discussed pertaining to state
legislation. present high freight and
smelter rates, preparations for the
ensuing baseball season of the Sage
Brush league and other matters Of
importance to the welfare Of Phoebe
and Lincoln county.
At the conclusion Of the business
light luncheon was served
to the members and their guests.
Among the out Of town members
who motored in in spite Of the bad
roads were: I'D. Fitzgerald aud L
q. Gillett. David c. Mathews. F
r. CHAMPION. w. q. Brodie. Rumme
walker and G. e.. ,Blount we're cleo
cd to active membership.
VIM. Stevens departed this morl
ing with Earl Godbe to work Z
Silverhogn. ~.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
PREPARATIONS FOR SINKING
A1''THE PRINCE CONSOLIDATED

Active preparations are under
way at the mine of the Prince Con-
solidated for the immediate de wa
tering Of the big shaft.
The boilers were flred up on tho
receipt OF recent shipment Of coal
and Nelson Baker, who Is in charge
Of the machinery. reports everything
working In good order. Great in
terest is displayed locally In the
sinking Of the Prince shaft. which
is the most important piece Of d.
velopment work that has been COZ
templated for the last nve years II
the Phoebe district
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18

WILL SHIP ORE

tTslsgraphic advices received to
day convey the news that shipment
Of silver lead ore from the Combin
ed Metals mine will be started as
once Resumption OF work sf this
valuable property means much to
Phoebe. - agrsatly increased forcs
Of miners will be employed In the
extraction Of this shipping tonnage.
There II available In the Combin
ed Metals mine an immense tonnage
of base ore of the following approx
mate as;ysis: gold. so; silver. 10
ounces. had s.s percent slns, 10
per esnt and In spite q ~ low
price of metal smeltsr rates and
improved method Of treafznsnt w1ll
insure = reasonable margin Of pro
At.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
Pioche Stocks on
Mining Exchanges

On the Salt Lake Exchange. tAa
interest In Phoebe stocks was cen
TERED in the Phoebe issues. Large
blocks Of Phoebe Bristol changed
hands at figures ranging from to
8 cents, in spite Of the heavy profit
taking which temporarily depressed
the price. The stock has made
sustained gain through the wssk.
Prince Consolidated also was strong
with heavy sales On the Los An
seles exchange the virginia Louiss
10 daily attracting interest $4,000
shares being sold yesterday. Favor
able developments % the lower b
vels are creating much interest and
. substantial advance In price Of the
stock II looked for IN thensaP -
tuse. All other Phoebe icsue9 vsre
stronger In sympathy with The gsl
eral attention given o. sxshanssa
1og tAe Pioshs Issues
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
N. {. BRODE LEASES DUMPS
FROM THE AMAGAMkTD

w. =. Brodie. who recently secur
ed . lease ON the Stag dumps OF thS
rwo old Phoebe amelters. shipped
,ts, initial car to tie American
Sr,Hlting q Refining Company ..
Salt Lake. this week. and further
shipments will be made ON the com
pletion Of the spur track from the
main line OF the Salt Lake Route
to the big lower dump. Work On
this will be completed by Monday.
Road Master Sands having given
definite assunancea to that effect
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
AMERICAN LEGION SPEAKER
HERE NEXT MONDAY NIGHT

C...-4u. - ..cne aud yie.Al.y AZ.
asked to be present AZ tue opera
5eniag, when Robert A. LeRoux.
..old secretary Of the American Le-
gion will deliver an address.
Mr.. LeRoux has just returned
from the safe Of Washington. al
he had been engaged In active or
ganization work there.
The subject for the address II
"Americanism" and the local post
Of the American Legion Of which G
w. Franks is commander, earnest
ly desire a large number Of people
to gather to hear him
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
V|RG|N|ALOU|SE HAS BRIGHT future
NEW EQUIPMENT WILL Be INSTALLED
Fluaing Ore Being Mined on 5th
Level Shous Increase in SilverLedd

ton for about 1900 feet where the
workings of the virginiaLouise end.
still in ore and with every indication
that they continue for considerable
distance further.
The ore bodies have been appar-
emily bounded and outlined on the
west by an irregular wall OF lines
tone that Is the probable result of
two series of faults resulting In the
ragged and irregular contact If
this supposition proves to be true.
and every indication points to this
being the case. the ore bodies should
continue to the westward though at
a much greater depth.
Besides the developed beds Of
fuxing ore. the Primes Consolidated
whose mine connects with the Louise
property. has In the past shipped
a large tonnage Of high grade silver
lead ore from fissure in the north
end of the property. This lies =,
the extreme south westerly corner
Of the present workings and close
ly adjacent to the Great Western
fault, so named from the fact tina
1t has apparently cut on the or
hCdies ,of the west.
|, The true source of this high grad
ore is still uncertain but thegec
logical indications would suggest
, las come up from belt " and thor
exists more than a possibility of fin
fssure under the owest beds b
!. further development work.
The satisfactory developments |
0 depth in the Virgipia-Louise mir
: and arrangements for the & alt..
Of the property insuring econcm!c
mining should promise bright :
q ure for this promisingp property
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18

Satisfactory progress is being
made at the Virginla-Louise mine.
and additional funds have been ar
for to take care Of the new
to be installed during the
summer Besides the re-equipping
of the property with a view Of in
creased production q campaign OF
extensive development work has
also been planned.
An incr. ased tonnage will be
shipped and profits will be greater
on account of the economical meth
ods of handling which will then be
possible. Superintendent Gillett
expects reducing his cost of mining
at least As cents a ton and cost OF
handling from chute to bin will be
also appreciably decreased.
Recent development on the 9Th
level has produced satisfactory re-
suits. The westerly cross cut on
this level which is now passing under
the near bonanza stops on the 4th
level Is producing a satisfactory
grade Of ore. grab samples assaying
over II per cent lead. with good
silver content. These richer bands
Of ore which pass through
the big fuxing bed are increaing
appreciably the grade of the fux.
shipments now being made.
One hundred tons Of fuxing ore
is now being dispatched to the Mid
vale plant Of the us. Smelling Com
pany .nder contract. and arrange
meIts have been made to insurc
the handling Of . further ton1lsy'
: on completion Of the new develop
m,n, campaign.
The fiuxing ore now being Pre-
dIced is bsing derived from tn
End, 3rd, 4th and 9Th levels, th
ore from the 5th being Of bette
. grade Is mixed with the run frol
: the upper level slopes. The OF
from the End and 3rd level stopt
comes from the Davidson bed an
. being low in insoluble can be mine
"a on a large scale.
n There are three principal beds
fluxing ore in the mine. The upp
to or Davidson bed, averages 40 to
IL feet In thickness and lies at Il
re bottom OF the limestone, where
&C. comes In contact with bed Of sha
Ill 100 feet thick. Below this lies t
,s- strata of limestone, from Is to
7si feet thick at places, and at 9th
IL places almost disappearing, and U
he der this is the 20 foot bed,
lse The three upper beds, from viii
'rd nuxing ore is being shipped, hs
S. been followed from the north el
where they outcropped on Prii
the ground and in southerly dir
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
John FORN|AN IS DISMISSED
BY JUDGE WALKER WEDNESDAY

The case OF the state Of Nevada
vs John Forman cana NJ for hear
ing here yesterday. with district ~
torney Wadsworth representing the
State, and Luke J. Mcrames repre-
seating the defendant
Foreman had been arrested In
Caliente shortly after getting on
train arriving from Modena, and
guilty of manufacturing same for
ound in his suit case. approximate
ly one gallon. Defendant testified
that the liquor was for his own use
and 1t could not be shown that hs
had carried moonshins into the state
for disposal or that he had been
guilty OF mnufacturing same for
sale. SO he was discharged BY Judge
Walker.
The Judge stated that until higher
authorities had decided on the ques-
tion as to whether or not q man
could have a limited amount Of
liquor in his possession for his own
use, he did not feel like binding I
man over to the district court. HI
nevertheless warned the defendan
not to be be caught bringing liquol
into the state again a. It NIGH
60 harder with him next time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
ATT E NTIoN NJ.

A meeting to complete the base
ball organization will be held ON
Thursday, February "a, All inter
ested are invited.
The Southeastern Nevada Live
stock Association will meet at the
court house in Phoebe, February Is
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
MOVIE PROGRAM

Monday, "The Last OF the Duan-
es," with William Farnum in the
leading role, to be preceded by the
next episode Of Bride IL"
The special show of the week will
occur on Wednesday night. when
Married Life" will be shown with
an all star cast. This will be pre-
ceded by the Ford weekly.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
Metal Quotations
in Eastern Markets

inc. per nundreo .e-V0
silver II In fair demand with no
great change in range of price.
Little crsdsncs II now given to the
reports circulated In regard to the
repellation OF the Pittman act and
an impression exists that the reports
were largely banking propaganda
" the British government Lead.
contrary to al expectations. h still
very weak. Theprice Was depress
ed business being done as low as
s4.s6 per hundred. The A. s. 4
r. price till remains ATS. The st.
Louis prizes II now about SOC cheap
or than inNew York. the difference
being approximately the freight
rate between the two cities. Little
change IL to be noted In the copper
situation. Export business contin-
ues to be good, considerable stocks
Tow being marketed in France and
Germany. The majority of thu
American zinc smelters are either
closed or being closed down. Tht
credit situation Is quite acute In thu
middle west. and the banks are re
fusing further advance on stocks o
zinc and lead. What the future
will bring forth IL problsmatical
but an healthy undertone exists.
Among the precious metals, plat
mum and palladium are both stron
at 80 per ounce Tungsten ore (
so per cent tungstic acid content
! selling for $3.25 q unit.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
SCHOOL TO Be ORGANIZED
At SILyERHORN BY |. F. peer

l. F. Peer pioneer OF the Silver
horn district has received word
that his application for a school has
been favorably acted upon and in
stead of deferring action to the next
school year. immediate filling OF the
position is anticipated. There are
now nine children in the mushroom
town, and other families wiz move
in as Accommodations are provided
to meet the demand.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-02-18
SCOTT AND GENTRY
some BUSY MEN

The senate met on Friday OF last
week and after receiving commit
tee report adjourned until 2 p. m
4 bis report covered Sheehan bill No. !
IS, which provides q $500 refund
for ovsrpaid taxes In the state. The
report was favorable and the bill
will get through the senate.
1t is expected that considerable
work is ahead Of the senate for the
next few days as the Sheehan prt-
mary law is expected out of COM
mittee. There seems to be no line
up on which way it will go, but 1t
is generally felt that 1t is going to
get some pretty rough shedding be
fore 1t gets through either house.
Aside from those personally op-
posed to this going back to conven-
tions in primaries, there are nun
ber Of protests on file against the
Sheehan bill. Any time 1t comes
up the fight will start
~ ,ae .-s5A.D.J .oLstltu.io-idi -
mendment Gay was ceieDrdsed and
s-yeal amendments to the con
s.,....Sa ;.v.o 1p Aoi aep-ss' 49,
a.r. r1euuersoa and r1.Waid lave a..
offered amendments.
~. 40. !. oy heldersoi.
Mou4u a...ono l-A-.. soe.4oA " 1.-o ~
s.llulion proylulAs ior the lo pc
cent qualification necessary on reIel
endum. HlS amendment Aols.s l.
as per cent Of the voters belore
law cal come before the people fc
approval or disapprovol. rhis hs
been sent 70 the judiciary comlu
tee
A. ]. R. No. s. by Howard, woul
amend the jury verdict system.
now takes IL men or women il
rors to convict; under his amen
I1ent three fourths CT jury ca
bring in verdict for or against
defendant This change in the ct
StitutiOn Is a recommendation Of t
Bar associotion. It was sent
the Judiciary committee.
A. J. R. No. 6 would amend I.
lcoEstftution and more clearly
fine alien rights to citizenship a
property rights within ths sta
II is believed that this more fu
covers the situation than the Fl
gerald resolution. It was sent
the Judiciary committee.
Five new bills made ther appe
Ance In the lower house at this 8
sion:
A. B. No. SO by Gentry, of Line
county, repeats the Act creating
commission to investigate the st
smelter and cement plant. 1t was
ferred to the committee on mi
and mining. The Governor In
budget recommends that the c,
mission be discontinued.
4 A.. B. No. so, by Royle, provi
for the disposition of bonds and
state securities. This was refer
to the Judiciary committee
A B. No. 81, by Spellier, rep
portions of the civil practice
making more uniform the rela
powers OF husband and wife in
perties- "
A. B. No. 50 by Spellier.
amends the civil practice act,
was sent to the Judiciary commi
A. =. No. 53 by Meder, Is ais
amendment to the civil practice
~ It deals with procedures in es'
and distributions It was tu
ever to the Judiciary committt
A. B. No. Is was introduce'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

MEEE AHE[ AE ANk&E
ltenOe bette. Sd gleide s alproer
'bnd1 bier It'll nefn sic eIla ebbeS
Ierrebnidt ben NOTE iebn Se mid,
.bipfabs oas grfe6nihe is mel Ian.
ger Mu6ug I'm iid ben nod ME. Sc.
ntallo aeie6n 100 .nit DoaItanoig lat
tisfeit NIT meme gioies gel1ele
mar.
Mel id ben sgeoenft onB Der
Mann idu6r geling email arig ban.
Sig TONNE belt iii Ste erIdte 9ein
.biefabs nit meme grebns es
idon lang nit mebr orig nett.
fer. rporlit id1 nerbIeime ssssi.
sbbllesSbbm lielper
q apera er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21

MaffergIas u III n:
Waferslas, ous in ieoer 4potbefe
3u baben nirb ais por3agIiheS
Mittel gum Ritten poI Yor3ella1
sempfDhlen. Nimm man bas Mafz
ferglas geb6rig fftart, 0 bdlt Der
aitt 10 feft, baB iebe anbere STEELE
eber bri9bt als bic gefitete. Die
s5tide, Die getittet nerDen ip1en, ers
biBt mau ll11gefdbr our Mdirme be
fieDenben Wnfers, trei9t mtttels
eines erlDdrmten piniels has burd
Bic Widrnne biirnflifFg gemadte
MafergIas au beibe 8rudfldhen,
Drldt lie 5ufammen unb umlpillhet
lie nit Binbffnben. @o IdBt man
oer gegenitano cine Set lang III sez
Timber Daarme Iiegen.- AuA fpeiBe
Gelatine, auf elmer gmninetaGe etz
mos aerbrDdelt uilb an hsiber 6erbs
platte nit gig gu ei11en, Bret dn<
gerd1rt, p4 gut iein unb aud iiir
9lasluhen iih eigrer.
M itteI 5um % n fer.bi q t
N 9 Il pon 5ubIen llnn @oblenle<
Der Mlan fhmiI5t sebnseiIs paraf.
TN, eBt aebn 1eile aeir0I biin3u urlo
perbinnt nit 5ipei 9eiIenSerpentinz
81. gDn Der heiben QO;fung nirb 10
Diel out bas geber nu%fgetragen, alg
basfelh onfsuaehnen pernag. Man
laBt es barn eriaIten urb f1abt bas
aberfliifiise Bs pon ber NuBenfeite
ab. =:s
g e int I'm 8 d 60 er 8Ia
heiben. I'm groBe @lasideibeg
81 reii1iigen u1lo BED 81 maden, men.
De man cine bnlbflniiige Mlnife aus
gebranrtem Neagneiin unO Bel1din
an Wsnn reibt Sic 51eiben mitteIg
zines Observation-Disclosures nit 0ipier
Mafie tidtig, bisoos @Ias ben ll1o
ffIaI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
U1e QDO0e.
0ie gdarpe ein pirlIsItiges soiIet.
ten1nittel.


ten1nittel.
Die beat5utage po1 Der S4drpe
geleiitese Musbilfe urb marnisfaltfge
Mnprbnla1g gum glan3 elmer gjefea.
daftstoilette ut eerooe5a eritauns
I'D. informellen gelegenleitea
euttpidelr man bas aleib II Der
auBern moberner, Crepe 6e Chine IN
einfaditer ainienfibrung, periieht es
mitIangen Mermein unh tuirbet Elm
8anb ii aiusi darbeu IN bic ai!s;
lenIiiniei ber DeftieFten 4ase perln
bann eiiues Der grbsn ben gober BE-
raiibrt, o4erbaali man bos rid9tise
annatleip fit Sci goantrpsglub
nit p~ertuiiraten GnOen Der g5darps
oper sdr3lid obne biefelbe eisaet iib
bas Crepe. BE gbine RIeibsmit eiret,
langen Mermeln unb befddefbenen
9alsausidnitt 81 ben fafbionablen
8eranftnltungen.
ber formellen Nrt pm Mbenbz
Heb bilben bie 8anbf9drpe auerz
neueitens malerifde gasfdbensDra
periieel1 an ben geiten, ooer BE Sdars
De erideint in buftisem aua ober
@piBen, bic art beiben geiten braz
ptert, perfdpenbsrifd lang aber ben
Rod berubf6tDirget. 1nb niht
auein bas, fonbern 55ddrpe ers
flint iebt IN anDe..sn aoifimen bic
lelben 33nede nie Der gbinBz@orz
bang an ben butter grauen Sapetenz
ndnbben. sic belt biefe mobifden
bunIlen MadmittagstleiDer number
6ar erquidlia auf. Z. ertpeit
id cine 54drpe aus anrladrpter
seibenmufelin 81 eirem iaipar5en,
marinebttauen. grauen ober beige
Rleibe dfs pahre @ottesgobe, nn<
mentlid, me11r has GFutter ber
@ludendrmel bic farbige Mufeli1
pieberhplt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Der @is1nard.gai4

OCUAl&uI AO6A GaAU 1kSOOS
Morib 8uihs geboren, oer sourh iei.
ne Bidder aber gismard einitmalS
groBes Nufeben erregt dBrib.
5eitig fir sic 11ationale 5ode un6
elm beutides Raiferrei1 begeliltert,
NOR Il 1851, aIs ne @nffnutgen,
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bate ia niht erfIaten, nod Slime.
rita auggeipanbert, mar ober BALD
entt1nih nieoer beimgefebrt, aber
Elm paar Smriften ubG Mneriifa
narenf Ole sGrldbte oieles eini1ibrigen
MnfentBdIs oriiben geiDeiien. Damn
u1terilobbm er fHiir ben 66IIterreidi<
fhen 2lloDb Reifen nod Dem Orient
uf16 fertiete Meiiebanbbuder an.
2ange Sabre NOR CT bar11 in Der
Meooftion ber rgren5botenn fdtig,
no CT m dls eifriger Nnbdnger Der
8oIitif Bismardg offenbnrte. mas
our Solge batte, bnB ct 1870 IN Dos
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a.: .ss. S. ~: SraS
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SslDllDel5 tuLls5u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nor pie ellglHd1e Ansggabe DieieS
Innrds 1895 In nrpisNga1Apus 81
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a.uo.. 2litl
ooIneseerer pages
OF his history. Being,a diary
kept during Is years5ofheial and
p1lya . sne
s i : 4ts zig IS aus peH
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ilbibttssiibreiber nno 8iograpben
Iofem hoho,, n,ann "
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bod ginblide III ben gbarafter
u11o 6ns 5eeIenIeben .oes Mltre1hgs
qfl5lers
Sebr fref1et1o bot einrnQl ons
Mirfen Mprih gu{hs. Spr nm Z
%a,nnp1nhcr 1900 Hnrh aor moaao.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
fieaer sd)reibrbrief nes
btlipp aseraMpfer,
YisiM Iieber SER NeNadtiondrt

Ole MOS III
Die 2io3ie mas
1neine Mlte Isl
Ole fin % mas
1ner auf gut
oeif|he gepieft
rufe oubt. I'm
81 is meter nids
for al blebrae,'
dis ben Weg,
mic i'd lie an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-04-21
Sadettmufter 1852.
Rpdmuiter 1888

Der Sod tonamt in7 @rDBen ffuiir.
"a, 26, 90, 80, 80, 81 unb 36 Sol
9aiaentpeite. @r u11ten etpa 1H7s
Obs. neit. Dos Sadett fonm in
Is gr6Ben ir 36, $50 ~ A.
unb 3on gaiaentDeiite.
Cine mittelgroBe 5igur ben0tiat.
iir rn ganaen Mn5ugS6B gDbs. bes
a. sou breiten 5toffes Ae6t babfdii
ldBt fin bas falleiba 5amt,
gelour, 9pin Serge urD Srieotin,
herfteulen.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1921-07-14
Real Republican PRAYER.

On March 4 the school children Of
Terre Haute were instructed to utter
two-minute prayer for Mr.. Harding.
One primary teacher told her children
all about Mr.. Harding the position
he was taking and all the responsible
tiles he was to have. So at eleven
O'Clock she said: Nov. children,
fold your hands and bow your heads.
This is the time we're going to pray"
But up went the hand of very
ardent little Methodist Sunday school
scholar. please. teacher, may I lead
In prayer?" he asked.
His teacher nodded. and he uttered
his earnest little prayer. Dear Mr..
Harding Please bless us and keep
us forever and forever. Amen. In
dianapolis News.