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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
FIRMER RULING
COTTON MARKET
lnaacatonm % a. improving Forsisn
Trade Demand largely Rsspon-
nabis

NEW YORK. June Indications ~
IN improving foreign trade demand
acre considered largely responsible
Or the firmer ruling - inday's cot
ton market. There Was aiso covering
~ evidences that yesterday decline
had left a fiFTner technical position be-
hind a.. and October contracts sold Up
O. t3.41. o. - points net higher. Thry
closed A. t32t with tbe general mar
kat closing steady a hrt advance Of
- Ia - points Tho market opened
steady al an advance - ! H. % points
oa relatively firm Liverpool cables and
reported improving prospects for on
early settlement 90 British labor trou-
hies There was some scattered south
eru selling and prices eased back 10
about - a shade under last nights
closing prices rlght after tbe caii
Scattering liquidation seemed Is have
pretty we'll run It's toarss 81 me de-
cline ~ the previous das however and
the market soon turned ntendlsr on
buying for Liverpool u other foreign
account This carried JaiF IN 70 Ie6a
and December e. t8ke afe m the
mornine 81 20 10 - points above lns'
nights closing quotation The demand
AAAH#& Is tA&ANA afE# anu ts8&AA @FMN AA&tNE@
crate reactions during the afternoon.
but no general 81 aggressive selling
pressure developed and last prices
we're within seven or eight points ~
the best. Private calaes said the flrmer
tone ~ Liverpool was due partly to
the decline in steriluG which lwd TO
talk - wider differences between Live
erpool and New York Weather rondl.
tlons IN the south were considered fa :
voF-a bic and the mrnket il looking Tor
a good weekly report an crop condition
from the weather bureau tomorrow
bat there Was very little selling On
this outlook. owing 60 the absence %
selling pressure from the south. with
the Manchester mills closed because ~
labor troubles some think that the ad-
vance ia Liverpool today was partly
the rssuH ~ covering hedges against
sales ~ Gotten goods oHt ~ Manches-
ter stocks There was a ro0d deal -
switching from july to later months
during the day. and he July discount
was increased slightly as compared
with yesterdays closing figures.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
DELIGHTFUL ROW

Ny wife had suffered from stom-
ach and liver trouble for many years
and had taken medicine enough -
sink q ship. - when J brought home
bottle Of Nays WONDERFUL Rem
ed, On the advice ~ my employer.
she refused - take &c. Ter liver
trouble hadn't helped her disposition
any We had ZIG row. but she
took q the next week. Ter ailments
have ali disappeared u il sim
pie harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intse-
final tract and nilayn the iuflamml-
tf0n watch causes practically AL afuF-t%
arh liver and intestinal ailments. n-
eludinE appendicitis onf dose Nj
convince Or money refunded sold ~
CrYstal Pharmacy ana d4nMr -
everyw here Advertisement
The Journals Advertising
Rate In the same 90 all.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June Urine mer-
camille paper. ia per cent. Exchange
irregular. sterling. sixty ia bills and
commercial sixtey day bills on banks.
Sc i-s commercial sixty day bills.
a.7s IS demand. $50 SIS cables.
asi is Francs, demand Sill. cables.
s.ts Belgian francs. demand. sic.
cables. s.i2. Guilders demand. a3.4e.
cables. 80 So Lire demand. 4.sf: ca
bles 4.sa Marks demand. Ib2. eAbles.
i.ss. Greece; demand. $40. Sweden
demand, 2 4A Norway. demand
II. 50; Argentine: demand. ai3T. Bra
81. demand 1zT5. Montreal. ILL., per
cent discount, government bonds firm
railroad bonds easy. Time loans firm
sixty days. ninety days. six months. 7
per cent.
call money firm; ruhng rate 80.
bank seceptances. s IL.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

NEW YORK June Most - the
session IN eottonseed Oh was firm on
support from commission houses and
refinsrs. due to higher lard prices and
the firmness ~ crude. but late in the
day realizing sales caused reeeasions
and final prices were generally Z
points higher 20 lower. sales IS 600
barrels Prime crude. $50 aa5.S7ia
prime summer yellow spot. $50. July.
T.Ss. sept. 7.Ts. Dec. T.ST. an bid.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
JACKSONVILLE

JACKSONVILLE. june 7-Turpen-
tine firm. s2Aasa. sales. SIC receipts
SIS shipments 22s, stock. 2ge7I.
Rosin firm. Sales SIS. receipts.
a.esE shipments. 2sse stock. I7s.1ss.
Quotations. WV. $50. VIC. SIS: y.
s.fea2s. n. ssoaA.Ts. X. ale: T. s.s0.
IL. $40. O. $50: r, 3.b5; Il. ss0: y.
40. q. so.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
SAVANNAH

sAYANNAH. June 7.-Turpentina
firm. ss& sales. gas, receipts. 200
shipments. $50. stock, siA&.
rs. shipments. 2 stock. 1887.
Quotations. WV csc. VIC. SIS.
y, $50. NJ. sT0: X. 42o. =, AS; III.
ass. q, ass: p. $50. =. ASS, n. sBei
Ii. $50.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
POSITION WANTED

~ Ant AsAs--Fenitlnn IS combination lob
band 81 circular saw filing Mn !
references can to furnished N Reed
BnA "a BAY Harhur. lila
POSITION WANTED Young ladV de-
ssres position - waitress. IL + eth
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS

II N0I have lad ans unamftNfahfm~v
dealings stir stock brokers ~ gn meossk
purchases com su&u&esta with as fn8tmM-
aEafeav Everyt hing confidential Nae
4 Co Sc Wan St. New Eurk CITY.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08
OPPORTUNITIES

We start sou in the candy making Bus
mess at home Or small room any
where Everything furnished Experience
unnecessary Men Women. Earn $50 10
500 wsshi1 Bon Bon Gamdymakera 90 T.
Philadelphia. PA.
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PENSACOLA

Turpenline firm. Isl sales 2a4
Rosln firm sales $50, a
Rosin firm. sales $50 Quotations
WV. IT'S. va. as. y. 5.sos ~. 4so.
X. a3TAs I. 3&TAs; n, ass G. 3e5.
+. s.e8. 4. s.sT1s u, sb2ia y. 3.bo
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

Daytona has organized Kiwanis
Club which should add more pep &C
the civic life % that community
Florida Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

noppAg TRANSFER CO.
pAoAE sf4B OFFICE AND WARE.
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR Bust.
NMsa SOLICITED.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-08

LOST AND FOUND

LOST Saturday Afternoon on Kioua ks
Road = gold hand bracelet Wtth initials
81 H. r. Finder phone ab& and receive
reward
As0AT-~Grean horse, black name and
tail Last seen tao mtkeA from Moline.
branded with the letter a. Return or
notify 81 ~ nlnFlehm Phone s4#b Re-
MArd SIS % AellNereA Wet IenaaeolA.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY By 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost But 1fie and the Results are UnequaLed


Count tie WORKS IN yoar aaver-
sissmenk anA multiply ~ gk@ num-
Der II times sea desire It pT1na&a
rWassk anaaralnmly.
- eunnklng wuvas tnea0a@ ssra
Lat" esEer sale Wanted" etc. a.
VEL as addresses.
RATES
Ne advertisement taken Tor asxa
taan g eenss
SLACK FAcg cars. LIKE THIS.
Two cENTs pEN WORD.
psTaxrapAei matter. Ice aashsz.
wnlAs spaess classified display - per
Lac. zee psF inea - Insa rake an
Imnh.9
AHv persan ~ asa rsraa appears IN
the teIug zone aSFHe arE may have
classified ads charged
1Ameas orders shUala lie aswen Ia
WfaainSs never over tha phunss
A6vsrs asra aEaald size aheEr hngna
o. poaEotslee address IS aeN a. the4r
ph0ne Nnut6sgA - an@a many rad
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II It's a1xex2assr - desires. replies
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LOANS on RmAL KeTATK.
We lend money on Real Estate IN the
catg on short Notice. Please state n
= pfssseaslun III vuu have an Abstract OF
Title to the property.
Cal ara see Us,
TIE WATSON AGENCY ire.
south patafeE g..
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MISS NayHe Freeman yin opan Summer
90. rnumH So
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LESSONS Is Shorthand and Tgpewratlne.
81 per month 1913 American bank
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LODGE NOTICE


LooaM NOTICE.
- NeH4slmH communication -
Pensacola Lodge. NJ. e.. II 4 "A
81 Thursday. june STR at Ha
~ b. 81. Visiting brothers Sfaterna4~
Is N8Nitaa
ID s. HAYES, ". 81
n 4. WHITE. Secretary
LoD1E Notice
Regular communication of Pensacola
Ledge. No. a. Fl ii A. M yhwrassag .
June #fh. 81 Fszn d m
Visiting brothers frateFnafsV invited.
=. i. HAYES.
Is. &. WHITE ~ NJ
Secretary
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23

rich. We francouzskem vedec-
KEN casopise Complies Rem
dus' sdeluji PIP. Galippe a
Southland, re Sc Jim podai.ilo
zjistiti existenci mikroorgani-
smu ma povetronich 21 druhu
a kamenech spadlych nebe.
IVrdi dale, ze tytO organismy
ozivly a rozmnozily Sc, kdyz
byly preneseny do silneho te-
pla a osetrovany Y laboratori.
Potvrdi-li Sc tento obiev, ma
stal by yelky pokrok Y naSich
p0letich vesmlru a predsta-
vach, Jake misto ma Y mem
clovek, nebot' kdyby zivouci
mlkroorganismy molly byti
probuZeny k cinnoSti roman
ticke sedi povetronu, byla by
posilena opet domnenka, re
zivot eXistuje take ma jinych
svetech jinych oblaStech ne
konecneho veSmiru a ze jeho
zarodky isou vlastne nezni6i-
telny. Anglicky spisovatel II.
G.. Wells We sve neinoveiSi
"Historii' ukazal cestu, KITE
rou Sc ubiraly Why civilisace
nez dostoupily k vrcholnvm
vzmachnm a nez op6t sklesly
zpet k barbarstvf. Gallipovy
pokusy MONA dokazi, re III
vot muze byti smeten zp6t ne
jen barbarstvi, nybrz V nei-
degenerovanejSi formu zarod
ku, skryvati Sc takto bezpec-
ne po skalach nebo kamenech
"a ocekavati yhodnou prilezi-
tost k nastoupeni move "dlou-
he, dlouhe cesty" vyvoje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23

Je to uchvatna kronika utrpe-
nj, V niz pod MAVEN "Chura-
vec" basnik podava zpoved'
sve zivotnf tryzn6 srdcervou-
elm vylicenim, jehoz mistrov-
ska pfesv6dcivost, vykoupena
mukami vlastnimi, nebyla by
estheticky snesitena bez vyso-
keho stupne umelecke iistoty a
kazn6; krute tn podano marty
lrium - a prece krasne. - Ro-
man "Samojed" pax jest pra-
ce obdivuhodne silly a origina-
lity, zajiste Imlaufovo dil0 nei
zavaznejSf, ktere by Sc cti mo-
hlo stati poradi nejlepSich,
mySlenkove nejzajimavejSich
Z kresbou nejrazovitejsich del
romanovych.
V dust sve, ZiZnlVe pO zlVo-
te a praci, stale doufaje Y ca
stecne aspon uzdraveni, chy-
stal nest astny basnik move a
move prace, nektere re zivota
prosteho lidu, jin6 - snad -
Y oboru pfedstav mystickych,
kterymi 81 jako v knize
Pod sedmi pecetemi' hahra-
zcval, echo mu neuprosne ode
pTela skutecnost. - AvSak
smrt, jiz "a dob detskych mu
predpovidana, o tolik let Sc o.
| lpozdivSi, ohlasila mu svui pri-
chod nevyliciteln6 mucivym
zhorSenim nemoci, prot niz a.
nj svrchovana laska matcina,
po cely jeho zivot jako straz-
lny andel mad MIN bdici, ami
p6ce verne sestry, ami um le-
karuv, ami TUBA pratel nemO-
hly jiz vefiti, ze zazrak jeho
zachrany Sc poznovu hude opa
kovati.
Posledni svetskou jeho "a
lcsti bylo, re nemohl byti Il
casten hronovskych oslav Jira
skovych, ma nez Sc byl tolik te-
Sii celym svym rodnym kra-
jem. Dokonal dne 25. srpna
svizelny svuj zivot, ktery mi
lcval pres vsecky jeho bolesti.
Dilo jeho Zustane a bude
hiasati silneho, zmuzileho du-
cha zivotni odvahy. neohroze-
most Y protivenstvi a nehu ci-
steho, nadSen6 V dobrO verici-
ho srdce, buditi zamyslenou
otazku: elm byl by Sc stal ten
to samostatny, bohate obdare-
ny duch. kdyby sam jen vladl
mad trpici hmotou. Cest jemu,
re i pres nj vzlet6l do sve Wy
SCI
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
EliSka K.'dSnohorSka:
TLZkY ZIVOT.
NzponInka IA mrtveho cesk9-
no spisovatele.

Y rozkoSne krajine, jejiz ro-
ranticky naladovy puvab ii
fadi k nejlibezn6jSim Ce-
chach, prozil a dozil sve osu-
dy SplsoyGtel cesky Jindra I'M
lauf, jehoz spisy nalezly HUB
81, vazny ohlas hlubSim a
vaznem ctenarstvu, jehoz Ii
Votni draha vSak prehledna by
la len uzsimu kruhu pratel, ci-
tive jsouc ukryta lhosteinym
zrakum poySechnosti.
Y sobotu dne 27. m. m. po-
hfbeny byly telesne basnikovy
catatky, schranka TO nevyslov-
neho utrpeni, ma hrbitove ro-
diste ieho, Noveho Mesta mad
Metuji, uprostred prirodnich
kras, jez tax lichotiv6 by chte-
ly naseptaVati, ze Zeme Jest
raj. Proc jen ta krasna, usmi-
Vava priroda je TAX slepa IL
krutnice, ze uvrhuje Y zapas
zivota vybrane obeti, odSou-
zence cd narozeni, mucedniky
ptedurcene, nepykaiici jako
tragicti rekoye IA why osud-
ne, ale nevinne trpiei vycer-
pavajici z nitra sveho vice
hrdinstyi silly mravni, nez re-
kove sVetem obdivovanl
Pred ctyrieeti lety narodil Sc
Jndra Jmlauf k radosti svych
rodicu, hoSik to tipernr, zdan-
live zdravy a nadejny. Nikdo
netusil, Jake nestesti mu daily
Sudicky do vinku.
80 pill druhem lete", iako Y
pisni, osirev zatim 20 otci, IA
hynuVsim nasledkem pfesta-
lych, t6zkych nemoci drivei-
slch, propadl svemu osudu j:
propukly Il n6ho znamky hroz-
ne choroby kosti, ktera Sc sirila
dial a dale DO ddeeh zarhva-
covala svymi uGinky celou SOU
stavu telesnou, provazena bo-
lestmi stupnujicimi Sc az k mu-
kan.
Zdalo Sc jisto, re hosik ne
prezije dtleho detstvi, iez mu
uplyvalo beze vSech radosti
nladi; bolestne hyckan iako
droboucky cekatel smrti, memo
ha choditi ami d6tmi 81 hrati
pozofoyal jen z kocarku sye-
no ziyot kolem sebe, vyIoucen
z neho, yydeden prlrozenvch
Jeilo pray nade1l V posted
nj 2 jeho praei, kterou isem
cetla a jejiz nazev Jest Anna
2 Poslikova", bolestn6 zdrze-
livymi crtami naznacen jest
smutek takoveho mladi. - O.
cekavana smrt neprichazela !;
duch hosikuv nebyl spoutan ne
pfemozitemymi okovy jake
chabe telo, kniha stala Sc du-
Vernon druzkou mladick6ho
trpitele a zivila dychtigou mysl
zvestni tom zivote veskerem.
jenz mu byl tax nemilosrdne
pddalen; namnoze uzavfen a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23
en- napad.

Host: "Cisniku. tohle re ie
beefsteak? Vzdyt' jste mi dal
podesev ma misto nasal"
Cisnik (velmi usluzne) !:
"Chran buh, pane Konvalinko !.
Dnes pfi te drahote kdze a bot
bychom 81 takovy luxus memo
hi ami dovolit".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-09-23

ami pozdejSimi lety rostoucich
muk t6lesnych, ba az ma prah
smrti same.
Jindra Imlauf Sc stall samo-
ukem We vSech oborech vide
lani pristupnych jeho vedy-
chtive snaze, a zajiste nemno-
no jest samouku tax serios-
Mich, tax dukladne Sc obezna-
mujicich s naukami 8 litera-
turou. Hlavni ucitelkou ieho
byla nevsedni sila vule no.
recna pracovitost. Zdravemu
lie tezko 81 pfedstaviti, iak
ien bylo j. 'Imlaufovi mozno
tclik cisti, psati nejen literar-
Mich praGi, ale i pfatelskych
correspondence, jemu, jenz v
zadne poloze tela nebyl prost
krutych bolesti, jemuz kdyz
dospivaje, mohl 0 berlich pre-
&c choditi, obyGejne nebylo
lie sed6ti ami lezeti, tax re psa
val jen klece, nemoha jinak -
TIM vice uzasu budi skuteG-
most, re tento bolestmi bez u
stani pronasledovany, v kaz-
dem pohybu trudn6 omezova-
ny trpitel mohl nalezti v sobe
i tolik odvahy, re Sc poustel,
touhou vaben, ma cesty do cizi-
ny, hlavne ma vetSi cestu do
Ruska, kterou v mladych le-
tech muznych podnikl bez o.
chrance pruvodce - a vyko-
nal bez melody S nemalym Ii
skem dusevnim.
Rada jeho clanku Rusku,
iez vychazely po ruznu V ca
sopisech a pax spojeny V kni-
hu ''Za ruskou hranici", jest
Velice vyznacna pro razovitou
bystrost autoroya nazirani i
pro intensivni, vrelou pritul-
nou povahu jeho citovou.
Ostatni Imlaufovy prace
iaou belletristicke, vyjma ony,
ktere venoval studilm o foto-
grafii; Sc zalibou p6stoyal ten
tc um, jsa amateurem odborne
vzdelanym daleko mad obvyk-
lost.
V novelistickych pax pra-
cich svych jevi Sc teprve mar
kantn6 vyjadreny, cefy Imlauf
Sc svVm nadanim Sc svym o.
sudem, Sc pSi bolesti sveho cd
Tikani j Sc sziravym plamenem
touzehne sve lasky k zivotu a
i nepoznanemu ieho Stesti. CT
by Sc kdo tomu diyil, re dojmy
tax drasaVe strastne, Jake pro-
zival mas baSnik 10 leta pima
muk. Sc obrazeji We vvtVorech
ieho obraznosti? Ci muze bvti
basniku yycitkou, podava-li
die SVEN sebe, pravdu sveho
mira? Basnik muze lititi svet
ien TAX. iak iei yidi sam, niko-
liv jak jei spatruji oei jinych.
A Imlauf nemohl zirati na
svet jinak, nez jak jej videl
prostredim bolestneho sveho
osudu. Nebylo a neni mu vIcit-
kou, ac Sc mu snad nekdy w
titkou zdalo, re pise subjek-
tNne. Basnik poctivy, jenz ne
nj ien chladnym kopistou. po-
dava sebe.
Proto jest \ eelem Imlaufo-
We dite vSe zabarVeno bolest-
nym zaSerim jeho zivota, ienz
zachycen Jest We mnohych o.
brazech 4 obrazcich ruznych,
ale stejnym ovZduSim obklope-
nych.
Setkavame Sc tn S pfibehy a
strastml krutymi az k zoufani,
ale tez vsude sc smiruiiclm Vi
t6Zstvlm slime Nule, mravnim
sebepremozenlm, hrdinskym
odporem protl zlu. obetavym
vYtrvanim. Nenl to poesie ra-
dostneho stesti a silneho zdra-
Vi. nybrz poesie mravne slime
ho Zapasu r. zdravl, 0 stesti,
o cistou radost zivota.
We vsech yytvorech Imlau-
fpyVch. ipiichz t9zka. noneiyi-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
DECISION ON FREIGHT
RATE REDUCTION is
EXPECTED ANY DAY

The decision OF the interstate
commerce commission on the ap-
plcaton for reduction of freight
rates on bullion from the Rocky
Mountain states to the east is ex-
pected any day and the impress
sion prevails that a substantial
reduction viii be granted. The
present excessive rate is the
greatest single obstacle in the
way of profitable operation OF
the mines OF this district a fact
that may be easily understood by
comparing the old rate of Sl2 peg
ton with the present one of S2266.
almost double a representative
of one of the companies here
states that the increase means an
additional cost of 81 upon every
ton of concentrates produced.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
Pearson Returns.

Harry Pearson manager of the
Pearson Mining company, returned
Tuesday from Minnesota. where he
has been since about the first of the
year in the interest Of the company.
He was met here by his brother.
Morris Pearson, who has charge of
operations at the property on the St.
Joe. He reports work progressing
very satisfactorily and predicts that
he will have some real news to tell
when the vein is reached, which will
probably be before the end of sum-
mer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
DISTRICT COURT.

Spring Term Will Meet in This City
on April d.
Judge Albert II. Featherstone who
went to New Mexico following the ad-
journment Of the legislature, is ex-
pected home within the next few days
and win make his first appearance as
presiding judge when he opens court
on April g. There is a long criminal
calendar which will be disposed of
first including the Embree T. w w.
case.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
Eleventh Hour.

Victor Langley came up from the
Eleventh Hour group Of claims last
week, where he has been working
alone since about the first of the year
The property is situated on Polaris
gulch. below Osburn. A drift has
been run several hundred feet show
ing a large and promising vein car
rying some values in lead and silver.
Mr.. Langley expects to arrange for
carrying on development during the
summer, and hopes to show up some
high grade silver ore for which that
section is famous.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
THEORY OF FLOTATION
SUBJECT OF BULLETIN
SOON TO BE ISSUED

An interesting and valuable
contribution to the discussion of
the flotation process will soon be
issued in the form of a bulletin
10y the state bureau of mines and
geology The author of the bull
letin is r. b. Elder instructor in
metallurgy in the Idaho school of
mines He has made a close study
of the theory of fotation for
more than a year and has to his
credit some very notable achieve
ments along that line Mr.. Elders
work has been in cooperation with
the United States bureau of mines
through the experimental station
maintained by the bureau in con-
nectiOn with the state university
and he shares the credit for the
important advances which have
been made there toward the per
lection of the flotation process.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
Brady DEVELOPMENT

Patrick Brady. manager of the Bra
dy Development company, stated yes
terday that two shifts are now work
ing in the long crosscut which is
soon expected to intersect the Rose
OLYMPIA vein.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
Callahan Meetino

of the Callahan Zinc-Lead company
viii be held in Phoenix. Ariz, on April
D. The only business announced to
come before the meeting is the cleo
ton of four directors. The company
has 70 directors. the terms Of four Of
which expire each year.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
Men Now Working.
w w p Officials Here.

w F. Conan. general manager OF
the Washington Water Power COM
pany. and NJ w Birkett assistant
general manager. both Of Spokane,
spent three days in the district dur
ing the past week inspecting the ex-
tensive interests of the company and
cultivating a closer relationship with
its patrons.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
FLORENCE.
Elk Greek Property That Is Being De-
veIoped Under Contract.

Elk Greek Property That Is Being De-
Veloped Under Contract.
sam Tennall was in the city yes
terday having come up from Elk
creek where he has been engaged
during the past winter on a contract
to drive q crosscut for the Florence
Mining company a Kellogg corpora o.
ton of which John p. Steffes is man
ager The contract was for 100 feet
and Mr. Tennall expects to take an
other contract for the same distance
which it is expected will reach a
vein on leased ground which shows up
strong on the surface and which it is
believed viii show pay ore when in
tersected. The Florence vein is APP
proximately 500 feet further and has
ar equally favorable surface showing
The Florence group is. near the head
OF Elk creek and about two miles
from the railroad
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1921-03-24
SILVER CABLE COMPANY
RICH MINERAL SECTION
FIND ORE SHOOT LOWER TUN-
NEL-OPlNlON OF WELL
KNOWN BIOLOGIST.

While no recent announcement has
been made regarding the plans of the
Silver Gable Mining company the
lovying of an assessment of s mills
on March 10 indicates that the COM
pany will undertake quite extensive
development plans this spring. While
the company has developed much ore
iu the upper and intermediate levels.
the results in the lower tunnel have
not so far been satisfactory on &C
count of the disturbed condition of
the ground through faulting THIS
however, is not an unusual condition
in the mines of the district and is not
regarded with disfavor. 1t is pre-
sumed that the funds raised through
the current assessment will be used in
continuing work in the lower tunnel
i'm am effort to locate the ore shoot
and it is altogether probable that
these efforts will be successful. The
Silver Gable has both lead-silver and
zinc ore, the latter predominating,
and if there was a demand for the
metals at a fair price the company
could doubtless make shipments to an
extent that would at least cover the
cost of development
District With a Future.
The proposed resumption of work
by the Silver Gable company recalls
a conversation with the late George
Huston, the well known mining geol-
ogist Of Mullan, a few weeks before
his death He had recently complet-
ed careful examination and study
of the geological conditions of the
section between the Silver Gable and
the Bryan on the west fork Of Pack
err creek, and ne had promised the
Miner an article giving his conclu-
sions respecting that section but
few days later he was stricken with
an illness which resulted in his death
II is clearly recalled however. that
Mr. Huston was wonderfully Impress
ad with the mineral showngs and the
favorable geological conditions, and
he gave il as his opinion that it would
prove to be one of the most produc-
i've mineral sections Of the Occur |
l'Alene district