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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

@. w. Minister, Clarence St. John
and Miss Cora Bechtel.
Berrien Springs observed Armis-
tice day with an appropriate pro-
gram at the high school auditorium
ir the afternoon. Community sing
ing was led by Miss Ada Stewart.
The address, The Tree OF Life, "
was given by Rev. ]. H. Bancroft
after which an elm tree was planted
In the school grounds BY the Ameri-
can Legion boys in honor of the
unknown dead
The Ladies' Auxiliary served sup
per at their hall for the members Of
the American Legion. The COM
rades OF the civil war and their
wives. and the veterans Of the Span
ish-American war were present.
The supper was followed by a mu-
steal program.
Byron Lockinaw has jusr closed a
deal for the handling Of a storage
battery one of the best on the mar
ket. He has also added equipment
for a complete battery service sta
ton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.. Fischer
viii leave Monday of Tampa. Flor,
TO spend the winter.
The public schools were closed
Armistice day also the postoffice,
bank and stores.
Allison King has resigned his Of
flee as Village Treasurer. and L.
Z. Kephart was appointed TO fill
the unexpired term. by the village
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

berg. Frank Burt. Charles Bryant
l. o. Smith. Alva Leonard. Leo c.
Strong and Bert yelling
A Ford sedan belonging to Oren
Forsythe. 307 S. Third -. was stol-
en- from its parking place on Col
fax ay., South Bend. while the c=n-
er was attending the Orpheum the
alter. The car was insured against
theft.
The condition OF Lorisi Hess little
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Hess. re-
siding east OF Niles, who mas been
critically I'll with typhoid fever az
Epworth hospital. South Bend, IL
reported much improved
Word has been received here OF
the death at Kalamazoo on Tuesday
evening OF Miss Elizabeth Hamilton,
20 years OF age. an aunt OF Mrs. ".
J. Hunziker. Yankee st. and a well
known former Niles lady. Death Is
attributed 20 apoplexy. Pupils OF
the Center school. FIVE miles south
east OF Kalamazoo, found the body
OF Miss Hamilton in her school
room early Tuesday morning. She
had taught in the schools OF Michi-
gan since she was Is years OF age.
The body will be taken 20 Bangor,
the old home Of the family. for
burial. Funeral services will be
held from the residence there al
10 o'clock Friday morning
Miss Charlotte Sharp, EOS Polka
gon St. is III with scarlet fever.
Dtlef Lagoni left today for Den
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

council Mr.. King expects 20 leave
about the middle OF the month for
the south on account OF his health.
VI. ID. Heniee IL driving a new
Studebaker nght-six touring car.
Harold Storick was a visitor In
Chicago Wednesday and Thursday.
Atty. y. II. Bacon OF Niles, at
tended the funeral service OF Mrs
Sarah Boone here Tuesday.
The Builders class OF the Metho-
dist Sunday school will meet with
Mrs. Frank Brayman Tuesday az
ternoon. Nov. Is.
Mrs. Roy Myers. with her baby,
OF Berrien township. is a visitor al
the home o. her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. y. Skinner.
Mrs Myron Murphy and daugh-
ter, Virginia. of Silver Lake. Ind.
were guests OF Mrs NJ. II. Heck
man, Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

one side of the living room there will be a large
dressing closet, through which the bath room
may be entered. At the other side of the living
room will be the dining kitchen, really forming
two rooms as the glass cabinet on the dining
side and the china closet on the kitchen side,
forms a partition between the two eompart-
ments.
The three room apartments will have an ad-
dition of bedroom, with or without dissp-
pesring bed With this style bed installed, the
room may be used for sewing or receive callers
if there be young lady in the family. The sd-
dition to the three room apartment Of a sun
parlor, also equipped with a disappearing bed,
forms the four room apartment, capable of com
fortably housing six adults.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
Plan of Construction.

and delicatessen store and through long
ridor the six shops, designed for millinery, mod
iste lingerie, drugs, barber, haberdasher and
similar lines which will occupy the English
basement on the side.
The living quarters will be modelled along
the lines of the newest and most improved
apartment hotels in Chicago and New York
and while designated as two, three and four
rooms, they each will have exactly double that
capacity owing to the improved, condensed
features that have been devised
The apartments will be equipped with latest
appliances of every kind. The two room unit
will be equal in accommodation to the ordinary
modern four room fiat. An exceptionally large
living viii have white disappearing bed,
Interchangeable with twin beds, if desired At
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
NILES
Especial To The News-Times)

Especial To The News-Ttmes)
4 NILES. Minh. Nov. 12.-Word
mas just been received here OF the
marriage al Ann ArbOr. Mich, OF
Fred Henderson. son OF DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Henderson OF Niles.
and Mlss Ferne Archambeau OF
Marquette. The wedding services
was read In ST. Andrews Episcopal
church. Both young people are at
tending the University OF Michi-
gan. the bride being a member Of
the freshman class and the groom
q sophomore.
Horatio Earle. past national presi-
dent OF the Exchange club. was a
guest OF the Niles Exchange club
"Wednesday evening and delivered
an address on the occasion Of the
presentation OF the charter 70 the
local organization. A banquet was
served in the Niles club rooms at
: O'Clock. Delegations from the Ex-
change clubs OF Benton HarbOr.
Sturgls and Three Rivers. the Nap
panee Kiwanis club, and the Niles
Rotary club. were present
The Niles branch Of the American
Association Of University OF Women
will entertain the girls OF the Sc
Nor class Of the Niles and Buchan-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
BERRIEN SPRINGS

Miss Carolyn Armstrong has gone
10 Kalamazoo, for a visit with Miss
jeanette Briggs.
Walter Storick and family and
Mrs. VIII Storick were ST. Joseph
visitors Thursday.
George Steffy OF Pearl, Mich. is
a visitor here this week. He was
a former resident OF this village.
The negro Ministries who carried
off the $500 prize in the masked
parade Halloween night. enjoyed
big dinner at the home OF DR.. and
Mrs. W. A. Smith. Wednesday. Mrs
Harold Myers acted as toastmistress
in most able manner. The after
noon was spent in sociability and
music. The minstrels included
Mesdames Harold Myers. NJ. II. My
ers, w. A. Smith, Walter Shultz
and Warren Shultz. Will Storick, V
S. Weaver. d. L. Ford. Ida Clifford
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
RETURN COUPON
Davies & Walsh,
I'll West Jefferson Blvd.

Without any obligation on my
part, 1 request further informa-
ton about The Mario-Main
Apartments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

The building will be of brick and stone con
structionS
The courts will have a low marble balustrade
along the sidewalk, insuring privacy. They
will be embellished with fountains, lawns,
shrubbery and flowers Passing through
pergola visitors will enter the vestibule where
there will be telephones communicating with
each apartment. At one side will be the man
ayers office and his living apartment From
the entrance lobby the marble staircase viii
lead to the first floor. AT one side of the lobby
there will be large room for dances and priv
ate entertainments. On the opposite side there
will be a large reception room connected with
a writing room and small room for intimate
visits and bridge parties.
From the lobby, tenants may reach the cafe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
REPORTS THEFT
OF MOTOR ROBE

Fred Lobough, 1902 z. Ewing av..
reported TO the police that a robe
was stolen off the radiator OF his
machine as it stood parked near the
Y. NJ. c. A about 9 d. m. Friday
night. II was an antelope skin robe
with cream colored fur and was val
ued as a keepsake. having been sent
to Mrs. LobOugh from Africa by her
uncle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13

YER. Colo. where he win spend the
winter
The Maple Stree Syncopaters Is
the name OF a new orchestra just
organized in >S'9s under the direc-
ticn OF Percy wright. The follow
ing comprise its personnel: Miss
Celia Gerold. piano. Cleo Wideman,
drums. Howard Nieb. saxophOne. F.
Sommers, oornet, and Percy Wright.
violin and director. Mr.. Sommers
viii act as business manager.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
An Opportunity for Investment
Plan Of wo-Room Unit.

The estimated of The Apartment hotel building and
ground $4000OO0 of which has been secured from
side of South Bend
Only $45 10000 required be raised locally. Half of
this subscribed Subscribers will be given pre-
ference in securing Apartments thus earning liberal
their money and assuring themselves of home without the
inconvenience of individual ownership Investors interested
safe conservative investment devoted building up South
Bend and yielding liberal invited investigate
the proposition thoroughly Those subscribing will go as
organizers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
Description

The building will be the last word
in Apartment Hotel construction, with
beautiful inner courts, with lawns foun-
tains and shrubbery, the courts as wide
as Marion street, on which they face.
Every apartment with outside light
Equipped with latest appliances. each
with kitchen and bath. Affording pleas
ing accommodations for twice the occu-
pants of the ordinary two, three and
four-room apartments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-13
Location

The w. H. Mack property, at the
northeast corner of Main and Marion
streets. including the entire u block. has
been purchased for this apartment
building. Located in an ideal residence
section, four blocks from the hub of the
city, close to car-line, river and Leeper
Park.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-01
RrenIImnN nr RfsPrrr.

The following resolutions wefc
adopted hy The Parent Teacher Assa.
aiaiinu 10 Westmlnater, az 10 meeting
on Thurrdsy, March 70
RESOLVED, that IN the deaih 81
Mr ) Frank MaEeo. a member Of the
Haard ~ Education 81 Carroll County.
the public school system q our coan-
IS has lost an earnest and faithful
oaicill. and the people of Carroll
county . highly esteemed ana re-
aptaied citizen That his interest
aud earnest Efforts N behalf of every
movement rolatrg 10 the improve
meut OF the public schools % our
county deserve the highest commen-
dation from all who are interested Ia
The cause ~ education
RESOLVED. that these rcSointlon6
be spread UPON The minutes ui tbe
Association. and that O cory thereof
10 annt 20 the family pt the deceased
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rNIoN WILLS.

Abraham Black following an opera
tion fpf malignant Internal trouble
aiud 81 the Maryland General Hospital
baltimore. March -. aged Il years
ts gaa on humble ind Kind hearted
man aud had worked hard 10 posee8s
sails secluded lttie home IN the hollow
pbovn Herbert MYERS sae mill. ana
had jusl about gotten 4 Daid for whea
desih rsiisd him Surviving him arc
an invalid and helpless mother. and
TO sistcys. Mrs Albert iiiltsrbridle
and Mrs Jacob Myers gll ut this 81
,Huity Before going 20 the hospital
SIR Black v4a fcCayod into fbe mem
bctship ~ the Lutheran Church BY
Rca a q Wolf pastor ~ Ire Luther.
an CONGREGATION NJ silver Run. end or
Monday last his remains were Inferred
Ia the Enlon cemetery at that place
Gyoy Woiy alen pMci1tlur Herheri
Myers q neighbour " the Blacks De-
serves great credit Tor service roud
std NE family during tho days ot
ariiCtlou
Nilton Bish. reading IN Pipe Crock
valley. TWO miles East ~ Union Mills
lost valuable mare this week. Last
sunday Mr. Biah's son. william, Whs
DRIVING the mare when she became
suddepiy very sick and WnH moved ~
"A she'd on tho farm OF olives Shuli.
near here. where her condition be
romng hhplcss she waR killed
"A result ~ the unusually mild
Ayinter none Of the Ice houses az Tn
,,r Nails we're hllcd Sir Robert 7.
shriyer has provided for tne emer-
Rency BY having Installed az his home
an up-to-date residence rofrlgerating
plant
Paul l. Fiize Is hauling building
supplies aud having an arteslan well
bored on the site Of his proposed new
dwelling house al Silver Run,
Miss Mary o. ,shriver and John ",
eiieNinver are swing their houses
fresh coats Of paint
William ! and Joshua Brown have
returned from their pleasure trip Of
several months through the South
aud West
AifroA y. Bowers. who died n
Pennyllle, last week, was brought mp
IN this locality and at one time was
employed in the shrIyer mill at this
place
After spending the winter months
with hia snn-in-inw and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Woodfall, OF Glen
burnie, Md, Charles o. Bloom has re-
turned to his home in Union NILS.
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HegorstOwn Democrats sweep
Council Election.

The Hagerstown city election re-
turns Monday were sweet music to
Democratic ears, for they swept the
city. electing all three OF their cahdi-
dates for Councilmcn.
IN Ward ! Edward G. Fiery defeat
ed the incumbent Republican Council
man, James NJ Benchoif. by ! major
ity, the vote standing l7g to IT'S. In
Ward former Councilman J. Harry
schueleF defeated Theodore w. Fahr-
ney by % majority In Ward 8. con
t1ining large negro vote and heavi-
~ Republican. Dudley ~ Brewer. d
printer, defeated Councilman George
II Alexander, tho incumbent Repub-
liean, ~ "a majority Richard Bar
mum, coIored who ran as the regular
Republican candidate. defeating Alex
an1er III the primary. received 296
votes The registered colOred vote
in Ward 9 was 40 Brewer received
Gao votes and Alexander $50.
The incomiBg City Council will CON
siBt Of Eve Democrats. the two hold.
over couBcilmen being Democrats.
The Mayor Is a Republican
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NAY SHOOTS HIMSELF.

Sykes,iIlc Farmer Sends Bullet 10
B,1lH hin Was Suicide Eight
Years Ago wife FINDS Body in
stable.
Ia ;hs same manner and at about
the samS hour or the day that his
brother. sidney j. Blunt. ended bic
life al Granite. ND about eight years
ago william r. Blunt as years ole.
a farmer al sykezyille. shot himself
IN the right temple IN stable on his
farm shortly after q M, yesterday
Death ID believed "a have been lnstar
tuncuug
His body was discovered by tde
widow Nrf Margaret Blunt who
went 10 cali him for breakfast Hlaut
was strcaming from wound 10 bis
right tciaplc and ciutChed 10 his rtsHI
hand was 3S-caiibcT peyplyer off
bullet had been discharged
SIR Blunt, they say. was formerly
Z prosperous farmer or that section
bai retired about two years agp
tlt was apparently in EgDd Spirit
when he arose. according to Mrs
Blunt ~ usual be- wcut 90 the stable
whiis hls wife HHs preparing break
fast Failing 10 return ia a fchNon-
able time. Mrs niugs wgnt 10 the
stable. about hfty Yards from lbe
houac. ana found him dead She de-
rlared that ahs asa not hear the re
port ~ the pistol
The case ~ tho dead mans brother
laa almost Identical Leaving the
brrakfiu u,hle be- vent Go his room
and Sired a bullr, into bic brain, IS
ms instantly
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~ MEMonIAM

n sad bat loving remembrance ~ ny IDEAS
maihsr. Mrs Calvin Btarnsf, ST.. who feli aaiecr
pas month ago.
Often firm heart comes bitter en-
WIZ. Oh WIZ. I'D my dnaf mother de
Then fusstuH the apsW.v ~ sOlemn and sweet.
Your dvar molhef is only aslssp.
one asnth hiss passsi nv b.srtis sin sore,
A. time nirs past J miss hor more.
t.ud csir, her hnhnc. u was bee viii.
hut Ia ~ heart 1--we hor utin.
- her devoted daughter. Molie Bhb3 Ion.
aad bat loving rsfne fhrsnce q my dear father.
Villas q shiplsy. Wh0 departed this lfe years
ago. Asrch2b,
Though 0niy years ago this month
fau eioasti your eyes aFd passed away.
With eli your troubles aud Suffering 10 great,
Yau entered within the Golden Gates
You were not afr,id when God shd come
Your golden crown with sturn you won.
bat sti my sRdHosa hud sorrow must bear.
When think 81 Jour vacant hons.
~ his loving dauBbter MARY shauek p
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Note of Tlnnk..

We take thia opportunity 70 ex-
pross our appreciation and 10 sim
eerrly thank the many friends and
nriEbbnrs who so kindly and willing
~ assisted us IN various WAYS.
through our great misfortune. result
ing from tho recent cyclone OF March
?. which passed over our home, lcav-
Ing wreck and ruin In ita path
SIR AND MRS = a. SHOEMAKER.
Hoods Mlll. nd.
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TO CREDITORS.

This = % give notice that the Subscribers havn
obtained fFsu The Orphana' Court q Carroll
County Maryland. isttera Documentary 90
the Personal Estate Of
MARY c. BlXLER. -
late u Carroll County. deceased. All persons
having eleims against tho deceased ara horebt
warned % exhibit tbs sans. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 70 the subscribers
on or hofofs tbs a. day Of November 1891: they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
81 said estate.
Given anlef our hands this 10Th day Of March.
1891.
HERBERT G. fIIXLER.
STERLING q. BtNLER.
spr La Executors.
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Noncu 70 CREDITORS.

Thlsfs 70 give notica that the subscriber haa
obtained From the Orphans Court Of Carroll Couh-
" IN MARYLAND. letters Of Administration ON the
personal Estate Of
JULIA A. ZEPP.
late Of Carroll county. daeqased Al persons
having claims against the decreased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the name. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 20 the aubaeribar.
on or before The nth day Of October. 1921. they
may otherwise by Law ha excluded from all beneat
Of said estate.
Given under my hand this TN day Of March
NELSON G. ZEPP.
mar ii-tt Administrator.
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Watson.

Nrs Nttiie 4 Watson. wife of Chas
Watson. died go her home. schacncr
avenue, this city. Tuesday night, aged
O. years She is survived by her hus-
band only Frncral services viii be
held sunday NJ O'Clock 20 the house
by Row John Ripley lntermcnt in
KrpideT's cemetery Harvey Bankagd
& Son funeral directors
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This i 20 give notice that the Subscribers have
obtained fr1m the Ufphsha' Court uf Carroll
Coupty. Maryland. letters Of administration on che
Personal EAtate Of
JEREMIAH FLOHR.
late Of Carroll County deceased. Al persons
having claims againat the deceased are hereby
warned 20 exhibit tho same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. 10 the subscribers
on o. before the 18th day Of October. 1891. they
mag otherwise ~ lRw be excluded from AL benefit
Of said estate
Given under our hands This lith day Of March.
1871
EtlLALiA n, FLOHR
ROBERT l. FLOHR.
mar is-4t Administrators.
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NTo. Ssss Eouiry.

NTo. Sass Equity.
10 tie Circuit Court for Carroll County.
70 Equity
William III. Hardy "a al. Plaintiffs. vs. Norris
Hardy, q AL. Defendants,
Ordered BY the Circuit courtfor Carroll coun-
~, sitting as a Court OF EQUITY this First day Of
April. Ia the year 1924. thatthe sale Of the pro-
perty mentioned In these proceedinRa made and
reported BY William II. Hardy, David r. Hardy
and Arthur X. Hardy, trustees. appointed By d
decree of this Court 70 maze aaid sale be ratified
and confirmed. unless cause 20 the contrary
thereof he shown on or before the 2nd day Of
April 1921 provided a copy Of this order lie in
serted In some newspaper published IN Carroll
County for ihree successive weeks before the 25th
day Of April. 1891.
The report Of sale states the amount Of sale to
EDWARD 0. CASH. Clerk.
True copy Test;
apri.. EDWARD 0. oasn, clerr,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-01

Miss Catherine Boisyert. OF Geneva.
y. Y. is spending some time with Mrs.
r Fred 3oisycrt, near Carrollton
Gramercy been ont hunting
twO OF three times and haven't seen
anything TO shoot at Park Better
sit up an night az my place watching
my reserve stock New York Sun
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-01
TO CREDITORS.

This u TO give notice that ~ subscriber hss
obtained from the Orphans Codrt u Carroll
County Maryland. letters 1estam, ntary on
the Personal Estate Of
ToBITHA L. sTARNER.
late Of Carroll County deceased All persoRs
having claims against the deceased are her eby
warned 70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated 20 the subscriber
on or before the 18th day OF October 1921. they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my aand this 7.h day o. March
HARRY G. BABYLON.
mar il-at Executor
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Boone

Mrs. Arrie +. Boone. vile of John
G. Boone. waynesboro, Pa. died on
March 90, aged IS years. John
Boone, OF Mt. Airy. is brother OF
the deceased. Mrs Boone lived at
Union Bridge until 2 years ago. go-
ing from there to WaynesDoro,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-04-01
Used Railroad Track to Make Repairs
Auto Janked.

a western Maryland Railway local
freight tram. drawn by engine Sill.
struck an automobile owned by Rich
ard Dyke, Hanover. Pa, employed by
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. at crossing sat Iineboro and
wrecked the machine
Dykes automobile stalled directly
on the track and he was making re-
pairs when the train came In sight
lie had barely time TO jump TO safety
before the engine struck the car.
parts OF which we're hurled In every
direction. The train was In charge
al Conductor g. r Ham and Engine
man W. o. Carnes
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No. sOIz EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
David A. Dorsey. ct al. Co nplsinanta, We. Mary
A. Dorsey, Lunhtic.
Ordered this 2sth day OF March. A. D1g109l.
that the account Of the Auditor fled M this cause
be finally ratified and confrmef. unless cause 20
the contrary thereof be shown on or before the
18th dav Of Aprih next: provided copy Of
this order be inserted for two successive weeks
before the last named day In some newspaper
published In Carroll county.
EDWARD Q, CASH. Clerk.
EDWARD o Cash. Clerk.
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Veterans of Foreign
Wars
will hold meeting
Wednesday, April 6, 1921
at 1880 P. NJ. Room 4. Time.
Building.
Music, Eats, Smokes, Etc.

Music, Eats, Smokes, Etc.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-19
NEWSY LETTER
 FROM SEATTLE
 ABOUT ALASKA

SEATTLE, Jan. 19.-(Special to the Times) Silver promises to exceed gold production of the Yukon, accord ing to l.. H. Titus, from the Mayo sec tion, who is in Seattle. Titus is among the latest arrivals from the interior camp, bringing word that development work promises to open some of the largest silver lodges in the west.
 "The Mayo creek conditions look better the farther developed" contin- ued MT. Titus. Much work is being done on Keno hill, sixty men are be- ing employed by the Keno Hill Linn tied Company, a subsidiary of the Guggenheim interests. About twenty tons of ore are being taken out daily and this is being sacked and hauled down to the river landing. The work ing force will be increased as the de- velopment increases. r. R. Short, resi- dent manager of the company, says that from sample test of the ore it assayed as high as 200 ounces of silver to the ton. There are at pres ent about 300 men at Mayo camp and this number is bound to be increased to many hundreds in the spring. The mineral outlook in this section is eX- ceptionally good"