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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21

trict, where they have a prospect as good looking as anything in the White Hills.
 Although the camp of White Hills lis only three months old it has pop ulation of 250 people. The scarcity of water is holding up a larger exodus to the camp. ,..
 Money in White Hills is more plen- tiful than at any time since the discov- cry of the camp, there being fourteen poker games in operation, many of which are of the stallion" variety. Be- sides these there are many faro, black jack, roulette, dice and crap games, all of which are we'll patronized. A new mining camp is judged by the number of games of chance that it can sup port, and White Hills appears to be at the head of the heap.
 W. B. Ridenour, of Blackberry, has disposed of his copper claims near the !; Grand Canyon, northeast of Peach Springs. ..,.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21

money is then tight and the citizens
 feel poor. Hence, under the present system it is impossible to do much to relieve unemployment when it comes
 If an ice man attempted to follow the
 same system in his, business as the city officials follow he would wait until summer to cut his ice!
 "For investors this means that tax exempt securities and town bonds should now be purchased even though they have already gone up some in price. Those who contemplate buying should buy at once before they go up still higher. When buying tax exempt issues seek the long term ones as these will show the greatest profit. All of this should be specially encour. aging to the contractors and builders, as it means that a great deal of public work will be done during the next few years. City water plants will be ex- tended ,more sewers will be construct ed, new public buildings will be erect ed, and the good road movement will continue to grow. This should be wei come information" concluded the sta tistician, "to those who handle con tractors supplies and building mater ials, and especial yall such materials as are used by cities and towns"
 General business as reflected in the index figure of the Babsonchart is l39o below normal. This is an improve ment of 4f6 over last week and is 1O9o above the activity of the same week a year ago. Smaller filures are helping considerably and further inn provement should be reflected during the next few weeks.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21
THE INFLUENCE OF ENVIRONMENT

That nonment has everything to do shaping views and prdecatng his the onado decision society Un der this decision labor immune from oros committed during times of strikes okouts the organization engaged the strike being any damage amount that the courts find the employer has sustained these When the decision became by the employing hostility aborng element the heads of of the to free the workers from the effects the decision by passing law making the reasures of the working mems organizations civil attack by the employer Gompers head of the wongmen organizations stated that the decision the worst bows organized by the United States The attack the labor unions the de-
 sion of the of the United States and the effort these set the decision nought brought forth cahg from the big fellows of the employing charging doyay and disregard of governmental authority laid the courts.
 But this employing disnnen,- bement of the Southern Pacific Union Pacific ordered by the court Did they should not Immediately the decision Pacific railroad set about circulated by chambers coast that could be brought the railroad Arizona Industrial Congress that it be modified that the railroads communion, gardess of how the felt about it. And all believe would them look things through different glasses who close poor and knows the of hunger and different the who has a remembered that it was nvonment that caused the court of the United several income tax laws passed by the finally reconstruction the taken of the matter and when the went far the other the fellows gone se When the federal banking passage der head of the biggest banking institution New it the most vicious and the day following its signing by Pres Wilson this caed of the most benign that statute books This invronmnt an attack knowingly that has kept this nation high throughout
 
 stability and Take found that mvronmen had much do with on whether for right wrong And of and
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21

people be exploited by bunch who will at seek
 power. there paternaisn the development and distr button of there must also be panam the development and The has built large irrigation projects the power development connected with these % instant howl ownership right develop irrigation, but it all to enter into any activity ownership municipal ship these utilities has been found be cheaper inviting does manufactures than ownership and distribution
 We built Colorado but it must be under control throughout
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21
Ago 0JU Today

J. w. Babson was down from Peacl, Springs last Sunday. County Treasurer Hubbs has been taking spin around through White Hills this week.
 Mrs. o. F. Kuencer and children have gone to Los Angeles to spend the heated term.
 Matt Howell, who at one time was one of the owners of the c. O. D. mine has been looking over the mines of White Hills.
 Brawn's big teams went out to White Hills Sunday with loads of lum- Der.
 Sheriff Lake, accompanied by the Misses Frankie and Lallah Potts have gone to Albuquerque to take in Sells Bros. shows.
 Senator Patrick Reddy, of San Francisco, one of the most talented mining lawyers of the Pacific coast, was in Kingman last week, the guest of George M. Bowers.
 The mail route to Stockton Hill has been discontinued, and no wabout 40 miners who have been getting mail at that place will have to come to King man.
 Wednesday last as Probate Judge L. o. Cowan entered his sleeping apart ment he discovered a big rattlesnake coiled up in a coal scuttle. After a fierce battle the intrepid Judge dis patched the reptile.
 J. J. Jerome of Cedar spent few days this week in Kingman. Hon. A. Cornwall was up from the Big Sandy this week with load of farm produce.
 Miss Della Gross has returned to her home at Mineral Park after a three weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. o. F. Kuencer, in Kingman.
 Mickey Dolan has returned from the Indian Secret district and is regaling the boys around town with his exper- fence in White Hills.
 Hon. Mike Rice, of Pinal county, was a pleasant caller at the Miner office this week. He is looking over the mining possibilities of the county with view to making it his home.
 J. H. Cofer and w. G. Dodge are sinking we'll four miles from White Hills. They have good indications for water in the bottom of the shaft and will continue the work until a goodly supply is developed. Gideon Cornell, one of the old tim CTS of this county, has announced his candidacy for the office of sheriff on the democratic ticket.
 T. s. Bunch, of Apache county, is in Kingman for the first time on legal business.
 John Hindman, one of the best known miners of the Wallapai district, was instantly killed by falling from the ladder in the shaft of the Dolphin mine, near Stockton Hill, last Wednes- day. MT. Hindman was going down the shaft carrying some tools on his shoulder, when in some unacountable manner he slipped and fell, striking across a timber that protruded into the shaft from a drift. His ribs were driven into his lungs and the heart was ruptured.
 w. H. Taggart went out to White Hills this week to look after his mer- cantile interests there.
 Tom Mulligan, James Smith and J. D. Shepard have gone to Weaver dis
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21
ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING

The annual stockholders meeting of the Molybdenum Copper Company will be held at o'clock on Tuesday, the 1st day of August, 1922, at the home of Mrs. R. A. Lassell, in the town of Kingman, Arizona, for the purpose of electing a board of direc- tors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of any other business that may legally come before said meeting. Dated Kingman, Arizona, July 12, 1922.
 ANSON H. SMITH,
 President.
 M. A. SAWYER,
 Secretary. First insertion July IA.
 Last insertion July 2S.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21

Premier Lloyd George during his visit to Criccieth, Wales, gave a tea party to 19 ancients who were his fathers pupils at Troedyrallt school more than 60 years ago. The senior "old boy" was 91 years old and still works as carpenter. Another guest, now blind, used to carry love messages between the premier's father and mother.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-21

Roger Babson, the statistician has public borrowing on 21A% basis, ad- vises purchase of municipal bonds at present levels.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
WRITING CONTEST CLOSES THURSDAY, MAY 18, AT NOON
Prizes in Letter-Writing Contest

the best 3Ooword letters Uss of Electrical App-
ances':
all hotel paid Journey to be made via
Norfolk Washington Steamboat Line and Old Dominion
Transportation Company Prize offered by The Washington
Times. 49, 80.
SecondVacuum cleaner with Of attachments Offered
by the Washington Association Of Electrical Contractors and
Dealers. . =, u
ThrdComplete electric percoator set offered by the Wash
ington Association Of Electrical Contractors and Dealers
HONORABLE MENTION PRIZES.
Electric percolator offered by e. c. Gramm.
Electric toaster, offered by the Shul Company .
lamp, offered by the Potomac Electric Appliance
Company. - ,-
Electric boudoir lamp, offered by Thomas Williams, Inc
Electric Universal iron offered by j. c. Harding CO.
Armstrong electric table offered by Central Armature
Works.
Electric waffle iron, offered by L. L. Hayes.
Electric offered by the Thomas Electric Company
Silver boudoir lamp, offered by z. G.. Ernst.
curling iron, offered BY H. Schar Electric Com
Baby violet ray, offered by E. R. Bateman.
WEEKLY PRIZES.
For the letter received to Thursday
May 18:
Bro Company L..,
offered by the National Electrical Supply Company. -
School pupi-Amstrong electric stove offered by
William Turbsrvile. go,
The winners Of weekly prize also will be eligible
to compete in the sweepstakes event
The Washington times., 1922-05-15

into any socket. in Just the same
way as a lamp. and then We have
two sockets-one for the light and
the other for any appliance which
II ordinarily attached to q socket.
In the bath room the plug clus.
ter gives an extra ever-ready out.
let for massage vibrator, shaving
mug, hair dryer and sterilizer.
In the bedroom II provides con.
nection for curling iron heater,
heating pad and boudoir lamp,
In the kitchen, II 10 convenient
for the flat iron, the electric fire.
less cooker and the polishing motor.
In the sewing room 1t provides
for the sewing machine motor and
the pressing iron.
Hardly a room in the house-un-
less the house is very completely
wired-but what will be better
served with q plug cluster, which
makes two lights glow where but
one was screwed before.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
GRAMMAR SCHOOL PRIZE,

IS FashlEht offered by W. B. Watze by Donald H. Bell
Mt Rainier. Nd
The Of electricity first started when BENJAMIN Franklin
flew his kite the
thing is by electricity. o. ''
When the housewife breakfast hot stove
No. of not She gets out the
breakfast she clears off the table makes
Does she and down the No she makes
broom Her work finished in time After finishing her
she the telephone to order her
and she sits down to read under the electric fan Motion
There hardly house without electric light and iron
Electricity is the first assistant to house ~
Laborers bank presidents
automobiles buildings carry vo to
flee in electric elevator Big
machines do the work Even the children electric toys
Millions OF things by electricity present
age the most useful Many people cal. this the
other live with electvy else do peone want
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
APARTMENT COOKING is
SOLVED By ELECTRICITY

Apartment cooking is coming to
be an important phase OF house.
keeping, for thousands of women
with "office hours" have wearied
of boarding house or restaurant
cooking, and are keeping house
with such emergency equipment
as is available, making use per.
haps Of a small closet or a corner
of the room behind a screen as a
kitchenette.
For this kind of homemaking,
there Is nothing so useful as the
larger sized electric grill, which
IL furnished with a compact oven.
ette in which many satisfying meals
may be cooked. Coffee and hot
biscuits, muffins or other quick
bread may be achieved in this little
imitation range. II is better when
possible to have installed In the
dashboard or wall a convenience
outlet for attaching the grill: al.
though II this is not available It
may be attached to a lamp socket.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
PLUG CLUSTERS" HELP
IN USE OF ELECTRICITY

Too many homes are simply
wired for electric lights. No
thought was given in the original
planning for the many electrical
now part OF every modern equip.
roo%. %sns 1nd IN which sG many Is only Gi .nsis hSEs
socket and no place to attach any
appliance without unscrewing the
lamp.
To overcome this inconvenience
there have been designed several
kinds OF double outlets, called plug
clusters. A plug cluster is screwed
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
are synonymous.
HIGH SCHOOL PRIZE.

Eacrc Waffle Iron offered by C. A. Muddman Co.,
Paul Worksman 926 Nineteenth northwest
Electricity that treless
work for and comfort and safety
is servant at the touch Of q button.
Electricity eliminates the unpleasant fatgueng
of the housewife The electric
quickly thoroughly here
ing machine cook the stove while her electric
washer cleans the clothes When they
electric iron without having change ron
off while the s
In the evening the tired business enjoy his favoe books
while cooled electric
Electricity is also important element Eec
tca driven boats and need sweating dirty
before
danger such the explosion boilers and electricity
eliminates the possibility Of yins sparks
often the with the steam railroad Even
machines electricity
the explosions BY means Of electricity from
As of amusement electricity is without peer
children
there the radio and the movies
Electricity your safety numerous ways Dark streets
lighted with lights a be
roads When entering home do
for the fixture
room is flooded with light Electric bells you
matte electric sprnklers the fire out quickly
Electricity eectrfy YOUR home
and have the benefits of all electrical devices
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
YOURP|ANOCAN
Be KEPT CLEAN
WITH VACUUM
Electric Cleaner Will Take Up
Accommodations in In
struments.

In the Lost and Found" column
OF a haywood, I'LL. paper this
advertisement appeared:
"FpUND-In pianos have tuned
and Cleaned: Pencils, toothpicks
matches. hairpins. collar buttons,
safety pins. live mice and mice
nests. moths, love letters. gum,
scraps Of paper, books, sheet music,
pennies. nickels. dimes. jewelry
neckties, dust cloths, baby shoes,
phonograph needles, bric-a -brack,
tiddledewinks, stockings, a prayer
book, a yardstick, and plenty Of
dust. may find the same in your
'iano II it doesn't sound right. Have
II tuned and cleaned by HAINES,
The Piano Tuner"
This piano tuner knew that pianos
are a repository for dust and clut-
ter to an extent that few people
realize. Undoubtedly no piano any.
where. much less the instrument Of
the average householder. would dis
close the miscellanea that makes
the sum total OF the tuners ex.
perience but every piano collects
an amazing amount OF dust Dust
seeps in through the front and top
boards Of an upright and of course
under the raised top Of q grand
piano. II settles, to the detriment
OF tonal quality, upon the sound.
ing board. the strings, the felted
hammers. When the felt OF the
hammers are dust ladened, Il be-
comes tempting food for moths and
then the injured hammers have to
be refelted at considerable expense.
A simple way Of keeping the
piano clean. and free from depredat.
ing moths Is to go over II thor.
oughly every three months with
the attachments OF your electric
vacuum Cleaner.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
VANITY CASES ARE NOW
LIGHTED BY ELECTRICITY

Beauty need no longer be acquired
in the dark, for vanity cases are
now Illuminated with tiny electric
lights which may he switched on
and off with the same ease attain
able in the use OF a flashlight. These
sake Of lightness.
There are three compa rtments,
one containing the lamp above a mir.
ror. another the battery, and a third
fitted with the wRrpaint necessary TO
the subjugstion OF modern man.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
Weekly Prize Winners
Two Housewives and Two School Students
Awarded Useful Articles For 3OO-Word Let
ters on "Use of Electrical Appliances
ADULT PRIZE.

Universal FAM by Capital Company WON BY
MRS. A W. HOPKINS. 1852 Park road.
Dear Bob:
Father gahed have
electrical engineer We great future for that line
evening invited q Willard Several
of dned with The delightful Mr.. quite
treat discussing the great scientific developments of this
He stated that in electricity lay the dominating influence for
the trend in the moral physical spiritual life Of today
He enumerated the little things the mechanical aborsavng de-
cooking utensils endless variety appliances cleaning
making sanitary the home and providing time think
for each member Of the household.
Everything he said straight him best
when he spoke of electricity eleyang mother her righu
place companion Of her husband children instead of
drudge the breaking point
So that have mission touched also
the vatng influence of good music brought within the reach
all by the electric piano and Of the wonderful radohone bringing
each home in touch with all the educational Of the world
fine qss sfsst: s1S x m : and s %si making
an and s0s I baus ps S the & %
s' s
vii H sc:s rsG
Lovingly, your MOTHER.
SECOND ADULT PRIZE.
Electric Toaser Stove offered Co..
w. H. Stewart, 1927 Sixth southeast.
s1S he % S IF that s has snS @
% ss Snssd S and from ssm. sn
office making them ubservent delicate fnssrp
% Fs ss :ss s.ss.
efa the most @ the world has h., Gx
than Congress
Gone is blue Monday The electric washer has transformed
hue hour the
peon of the family wash Afternoon free study
shopping Ironing has resolved itself
electric guards off overheatng.
Because of electricity the
does
hands and dust filled
There's mental
and electrical massage, which stays the marks Of time
vaBsssas By ssse; eT % r:t ,
s s: sss i. :s
coator toast from electric
advantages of the grill?
Rested and smiling when husband home wy plays their
favorite music the electric graphophone
him Together they sit beneath the
happy s lovers.
Truly electricity emancipation of woman are synonymous
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
LoNDoN'S "WHITE WAY"
THRILLS AMERICANS

Just like New York" the ma
tive Londonder boasts to his Amer
ican visitor as he points out the
glory OF the New White Way which
has sprung into existence in this
city within the past two years. Elec-
tric signs representing, among other
products, mugs of foaming beer.
glasses and bottles OF wine that is
red and other alluring signs Of light,
face the surprised transatlantic Vfs-
liant. And he is likely to reply with
. sigh, Just like New York was
oncet'
In 1919 there were visible from
Picadilly Circus less than half a
dozen electric signs. Today there
are hundreds OF them, and London
>ers point these out as prime facie
evidence OF the city's progressive.
ness.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
Electric Book Reader
Boon For Blind
People

Ever hear q book? Well, the
optophone now makes that pos
sible. It's principal use will be
for the blind, heretofore limited
to raised-type systems. The
optophons will enable them to
read ordinary printing and even
ceiving end Of the machine Is
attached to the bead with a
device very similar to q tele-
phone operators headpieee. Its
operation Is made possible by
the sense Of hearing instead of
touch, the instruments depend
ing for IT, action on electricity
and the remarkable properties
Of the chemical element Sc
lenium.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
Electric Range Popular.

The increasing popularity or the
electric range is part due to the
fact that results once obtained by
automotic electric cooking can al
ways be duplicated.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
Exports Take Big jump.

In 1918 the export OF electrical
goods amounted to 1858 900. In
1921 II had increased TO sss.s55 900
roughly speaking, $50 per cent in.
crease.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
Cleaner Helps Rugs.

The use Of q good electric cleaner
the life of rugs from four
10 five times and helps retain their
original attractive coloring.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
Electric Shops to Increase.

There is at present only one cleo
trical store for every $500 people
IN the country. Some day they will
s-s just as common as grocers OF
which there is one for every 220 peo-
pie.
The Washington times., 1922-05-15
One In Eight Has Phone.

In 1900 there was one telephone
In the country for every ninety peo-
pie. Today there IL one telepho
for every eight people.
Evening star., 1922-03-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANE0US
MISCELLANEOUS tinued.
GRAPEFRUIT CANDY.

Fresh from Florida grapefruit grove: de-
licious. healthful, unique: beautiful Florida
art box mailed prepaid: 81 pound Bryan
Candy Co.. Haines City. Florida.
BARGAIAS! BARGAINs! Wall paper. 7c,
1Oc lJc per pierre; oatmeal paper. Zoe per
piece; vanished tile, 25c piece. Mahoney's,
324 Pa ave sc. IT.
Evening star., 1922-03-10

wANTED-Finnncally responsible salesman
jobber distributor in Washington and
vicinity of an exclusively high h-grade automo-
bile lubricant, already well established and in
good demand: must be able to carry stock for
quick deliveries. Address Box 264-M, Star
office 1ls
Evening star., 1922-03-10
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tions and at right prices. Over 800 iistings
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out charge 10 you. Why waste your time and
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1919 and 18th and Columbia road. Ice
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National Bank building. Main 2i33. I3'
ILLUSTRATED RENTAL, CO.-IF' you HAVE
a furnished room for rent We can help you We
make a diagram OF each room listed with
to assist our clients in making u selection.
1911 u ST. NV.
Room 40. 12'
Evening star., 1922-03-10

A REAL opportunity for a keen. active bust
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a large chain realty company on a salary plus
commission basis: small investment required.
Here is your chance to insure your future II
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Evening star., 1922-03-10
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued

SCRIPTS roadster, 1920; excellent condition:
private owner; new top; sacrifice 500. lll6
VT ave. Whitmer. IL
IELIE. 1920 model 49,: fully equipped. ready
for immediate use. Phone see owner be-
tween OIL am. 9Th st. ne, or phone Lin
coin 4055.
WILLYS-KNIGHT roadster: good cumming or
der. Frangold, rear G1O NV -
WlLLYS KNIGHT cohte. 1921. in fine condi-
tion; owner gone abroad. Phone Franklin 80
for demonstration price and terms. IA
WILLyS-KNTGHT CAR-Been wrecked; fine
engine: new top; 500 cash. 27ls 18th NV.
PRESENT or prospective owners can select a
car with better judgment, also save money in
operation and be masters OF situation when
adjustments or repairs are necessary by taking
the owners course Mt the American Motor
School, 1922 st. NV. Entire course only
$1,000. Information and circular on request.
Phone North 1040O
Evening star., 1922-03-10
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
nyyv,n

SHON!NGER piano. mahogany case; good as
new: bargain for quick cash sale. 5l3 II
Evening star., 1922-03-10
P. +. CARLEY.

FOR SALE BY OWNER-A fine paying busI-
ness on 9th st: NV: good fixtures and large.
light store, with living room and storeroon,
fine ice cream paror. soda fountain space,
with 3-year lease; cause, sickness Call Frank
lin 6s2si3