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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

larger part of the vein showing the better values.
 Several years ago a splendid plant of machinery was installed on the pro perty, consisting of 40-horse power hoist, a 300-cubic foot compressor and 100 horsepower boiler, together with a pumping plant and other machinery. This machinery was used only short time in the sinking of the shaft to the 200 level, crosscutting to the vein which will be 300 feet below the out crop, the vein lying across a spur on high hills. The shaft was intended to intersect the vein at depth of 300 feet on the dip, and the lateral work can be carried on from that level thru what appears to be the bearing part of the vein. This vein shows on it's strike through the claims of the Lazy Boy for close to it's entire length and is one of the best appearing out crops in that territory. It carries val ues that entitle it to consideration, and this consideration is about to be given it in big and important development campaign. The present work is to be
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17
WORK TO BE RESUMED ON THE
 LAZY BOY IN THE NEAR FUTURE

The Lazy Boy Gold Mining company
 is situated in the southern part of the
 district, close in to the Boundary Cone country, and contiguous to the group of claims that have been favorably re- ported on by prominent engineers of the country. The Iowa property is contiguous.to to the Lazy Boy and sever- al other of the claims that were in active development during the boom days of the camp, in which important ore bodies have been located The property of the Lazy Boy is situated in the heart of the mineralized zone to the southwest of the Tom Reed. It has a wonderful vein outcrop, the
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

ore body may widen and increase in values at the 800, and as only short distance is to be run to gain the area that has been the objective of the management results can be had with in 60 days after starting operations.
 Too important is the surface show ing of this property to allow it to long remain idle, and as the whole district is astir with the development idea now is the time to bring the south part of the field into the domain of this in fluence. Many veins in that locality show important outcrops and many of them have ore that really looks like the bonanza stuff that the Stoney-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

A milling plant of the old style was erected on the mine, but was made quate to save values, the ore like all in the district, being very fine and the ore requiring tube milling to sue cessfully part the gold from the rock. The mill would have to be remodeled at large expense to respond to pro- per treatment for the ores of the mine, there being no differentiation between
 them and the Tom Reed and United
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

done along the 200 level in advancing the drift into the important territory 600 feet farther out from the shaft, and which the management is desirous of tapping.
 The financing of the new campaign is in the hands of San Francisco min ing operators and it is expected that operations will be under way shortly. The machinery is already to go at a moments notice, only awaiting the funds that are essential to put min ing campaign over. The men behind the financing are among the real fel- lows of the Bay City, and when they are ready to go we. may be assured
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

The shaft and camp of the Lazy Boy that everything is in ship shape to reach the objective.
 w. K. Ridenour is the president of the corporation, and it was he that selected the Lazy Boy from the many good things that the south end of the district had to offer. Joe Krause was the owner, and Joe knows a mine when he looks one over, having had years of experience in the district and in the mining sections of the United States. He has owned some of the good things of the district and suc- ceeded by his good judgement in se- lecting out the winners of the camp. He has always had faith in the Lazy Boy and in the territory surrounding it. Development of the property at the present level, while not reaching depth sufficient to predicate the real importance of the ore bodies, nevertheless, will locate the ore bodies so that future development may be carried rapidly into the proper ore zone. Of course, the fact that the vein at the surface shows mill values, make it quite certain that this big
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

Terra lease is now producing. It is down in that territory that wonder full showing of ore was brought in a few years ago and which attracted wide attention. This showing was in the older andesite and at point where there was an important demar- cation between the older and newer material. The ore was enormously rich, but only small amount of work was done on it, when the rich mater ially was gutted out. Many other i'm portant outcrops are available in that section, but all of them are awaiting the development of the more potential properties before putting on cam paign of their own, and this activity is sure to start as soon as the drift under contemplation on the Lazy Boy reaches the big ore body.
 We are looking for results that will prove the territory down toward Boundary Cone, where we believe some of the big mines of the district are sure to be brought in.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

An automobile driver may run full tilt into the latest model of railroad crossing gate, recently installed in Chicago, without injury either to him. sci or car. The gate will gradually yeild and will halt the car just short of the track. A system of weights and coil springs exerts braking pres sure,
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17
THE MOSS WHICH HAS ALREADY PRODUCED $500,000' SHOULD
 BE FURTHER DEVELOPED

The Moss mine, the first discovery so far as known, in the San Francisco district, excited the cupidity of an- Ither and like so many rich discov- cries the man who found it never pro- fitted thereby. The first work on this mine developed body of ore that
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

A Paris physician, who has for many years studied Egyptian mummies, be- lieves he has discovered an embalming fluid that will maintain lifelike ap- pearance in corpses for more than 20 years.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

it, some of the specimens being fifty percent of the yellow metal. It is said by the men who knew that two tons of this ore netted $114,OOO at San Francisco, and many specimens were carried away from which jewell ny was manufactured. When Capt.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

France has six living soldiers who are unknown. Their memories are complete blank as the result of the horrors of war. Photographs and de- tailed descriptions are to be given metropolitan and provincial newspa- pers in an attempt to locate their relatives.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

mines in the world having mined the big reefs from their discovery. Their engineers were ready to go, but fate willed it otherwise. We are just cit ing to show that there never was a thought of four-flushing on the part of the company management, their be- lief in the potentiality of the claims being absolute at all times.
 During the life of the properties thousands of feet of lateral work was done, splendid camp installed, ma chinery of all kinds there to press de- velopment when the treasury could
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

Walnut slabs on which were beau tifully and delicately carved passages from the Buddhist holy book were un- covered by workmen in the province of Chihli, China. The slabs were cen- turies old, and the natives were using them for kindling.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-03-17

vein is fully 70 feet wide, and we be- lieve that future development is sure to prove it one of the most important
 in this district. There has been i'm mense faulting, fracturing and brecia- ting of the vein, a crushed zone fully 200 feet in depth having been opened. Below this zone of teaching and crush ing we expect to find an ore body
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

Goodman and Mrs. James Shaw sa,v.
ed coffee, cake aid leo cream after
the work,
Two fresh air children of CHICAGO
are being entertained at the ", $
Kellogg home
Mrs. William Snider and Mrs. o. A.
l'riestad visited Ottawa relatives from
Saturday until Monday.
Miss Gladys Pool has returned 10
her work In the Htltc'H attorneys OF
ice after q month'g. Vgf ton
Mr. and ~ ., ! g., L non nd son
Rc.s ! NJ AMI. AEarrset 1f 10.
,2ra M5s Laura Smith of MolIonry.
Ill.,, aud Samuel 7, Smith OF Chlca 90
left Saturday on an auto trip, They
viii lie gone three weeks. aud In that
time expect 90 visit Niagara Falls.
points of interest In Canada. Albany,
Boston, New York City, Philadelphia.
WASHINGTON, u. c., Mount Vernon. Ar.
lington cemetery, and take southern
route home.
..1. 4o...
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

evening IN Chicaeo and while there
.att,nded the nog"ant
Mrs. ~ ~ Oakland and two ohm.
drcu, Donald and Dot, who have hepn
VISITING her parents Mr.. and Mra
/ William OInnoN returned TO her
home la haywood Saturday.
Miss mlm Peterson of Ottawa Wis.
lifted her mothyr Mrs Torros Peterson
Ilrlduy aud saturday.
Aliss Dorothy Wright OF Svcamor,
| &, the gc,tul Miss Mario Alsagor.
Mrs LHai. Newton returned to her
homo in Chicago Saturday after a,
IWgoks' yisjt at the home Of Mr.. aud
Mrs Lewis GrNlcy,
Mr. and Mrs. $. II. Collins and fam.
iG visited relatives in Chicago Salui.
day and sunday and attended the
ragDut of Progress.
Win COPYRIGHT WAS a Chicago Wis.
itor one day last week.,
cyrus NVnsoU, who hats spent the
past several months Ia Iowa, returned
TO h, humr here saturday
Tno Boosters for the Central Stltes
Fair at Aurora were m town SATURDAY.
morning Distributing posters ana a =.
ycrtisiug matter
Mis-. N. T.. Peterson and two daugh.
ters, Evelyn and Eleanor, visited a
'yinud ia Napswjile two days lass
week.
Mr. and Mrs carl Iarrcstad OF Chi.
cago ar" visiting at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs c. nreWick
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

home Of DIR, Christian in Sheridan TO-
the past week
Mrs. o. \. Friestad and children OF
Mendoza have been guests OF relatives
here q few days recently.
The Thompson Family held Il re-
union az Shahbona Park SUNDAY.
There We're lsO guests at the picnic
dinner, Several from Wedrou, Leland
and Pontiac attended.
lW mess meeting OF the Home
Bureau was held at the home of Mrs
Ned Morris Monday evening Tho
regular meeting will be held at the
home Of Mrs Henry Arontsen Tuesday
afternoon, Sept 3. Poultry cullinc
will be demonstrated. All who are N.
terested are invited 60 attend.
Mrs Julia Arentscn celebrated her
ciehtieth birthday Aug. 10. She re.
ceiycd cighty-siN post cards and sew
eral letters from her relatives and
friends.
Mrs, Ida smith has gone TO t.lgin
10 visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs Albert Gardner, for two weeks.
On Wednesday afternoon Aug. %.
y JOINT meeting OF the freedom LUth
Gran Ladies Aid and the Bake
Ladies' Aid will be held ut Shabhoua
Park A program will be given.
Mrs James G.. Hall and daughter,
Miss Rath, were Sheridan visitors
Thursday.
A special meeting Of the Eastern
Star was held last Tuesday evening
and MIR. and Mrs. William Stockley
and daughters, Misses Gladys aud
Dorothy. and son Wilbur and Maynard
Cody we're initiated Several guests
from a distance attended the meet
ing. Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
G, J. Nalaise OF Wheatiield, Ind; MIR.
and Mrs. w a. Martin Miss Mate
Walters OF EarlyiIle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurel Brecse Of Ottawa, Miss Carrie
Fissel of New Carlisle; Ohio Mrs.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

Friday Aug. IS, the Ladies' aid
society of the First Methodist church
will serve supper at the church.
Following is the menu: Mashed 20.
tatoes, gravy, roast, veal, cabbage
salad, sliced tomatoes. bread butter.
cd, ice cream, cake and coffee. The
general public is invited to attend
Il Il u
Over 300 people attended the ice
cream social given last evening by
St' Patricks church on the school
lawn. The evening was spent SO.
clally at dancing and cards and all
enjoyed merry time. Refreshments
OF ice cream and cake were served
s1ahe social is reported as being very
successful, both financially and social.
Il ~ :
Tomorrow afternoon is the dav aat
Tor the manual picnic of the La SaIia
County Real Estate dealers The
committee are making all efforts Ia
make thi sa grand success, and an
sorts OF sports and races are on the
program for the day. And last but
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
zDI)El<)
AUDI0 FREQUENCY
AMPLiFlER UNITS
Construction Of Two Is De-,
4 sCribed, With the Materials
That Must Be Purchased.

Theoretically any number of trans
former coupled stages OF audlo IRE.
lueucy umpIhcation can Dee used.
HouNct, due 10 the application 90.
staff, disturbances. power line iuiuc.
tlou, tube noises etc, three s.ages
are about the practical limit. Ifuarc
than throct STAGE, are used the nos Sos
become So loud In comparison with
the signal thar 10 is difficult to hear
the signal.
Since audio frequency aupiJyIug
transformers can hc purchased ar any
radio shop and the simplest method ot
coupling, the construction Of t,yo audlo
frequency ampIihcr units will he de-
scr,beG.
The FIRST unit will he arranged 10
be used .n conjunction withuhe vacuum
rube reviewer mounted ON the eight
inch square horizontal ba,.r board. pre-,
yiouSly mentioned I'm This column. The
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
Free public Schools in Old Rome.

by the Fourth century In the Roman
empire there WnS system of free
elementary schools for the children ~
all workers; II system of free second
airy schools for the better pupils, ana
n number Of special schools Olke unit
rcrSiticS) which also could be reached
without payment 10y the poor. The mu.
inequalities everywhere were com.
PEELED In maintain these. II. McCabe
in THE Evolution of Civilization"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

Miss olive Olson underwent an on
Grafton ai ~. Ioseph'a hospital I'm Io
/ iut lest week and is DOING as well ms
igH bG expected.
Horny Peterson and Miss Martha
lirJtn' motorod 10 Joliet one dan
, i3st week.
/ Miss Lula penncy ii cnIoyinr o
4 lNa Neeoa vacation from her Gutioy
7 I'M l'Nca ~ Muler's store ana /,
spending the time With her sister.
Mrs. n. y. Oakland, tn Ma,wood
h.''H'5 IVY BrcWicN LEFTY Gravlcy.
'll'uryl aud Marruvvite Larson and
Nl.t Mario Asagor weu' the guests
off fi's. Hurry Morrison ~ Lisbon nj
Ia .Hnbcg palFy last Tuesday night
o. D., Miller IT, j. MAIDEN c. G..
lio5r, NJ, ~ nd.rsou, Lyle Peterson
oNH Ndie Johnson were among those
from here who attended the ban game
.ai ottawa last Thursday afternoon.
N''svH Eleanor Hose and charlotte
Peterson spent last week with Mr..
Roy lioec out at their farm and hclu.
ed with throshers.
tlr and Mrs A. y Thorseu ana son
John and Walter Eeh spent last Fri
u,.s 'N 'nlCaso ana attended th'
'-e'"t U' IFosress'
,,', ANA MIS- lewis FflcEett, Mr..
.l-.'.' IrleNeit ana Mrs, w, j.
,-,, .,N.S' were shopping IN ottawa
''','
"',S "u,N Mo'i''oi' VINO has heeN
'ap'h''Ns 't'' past several weeks he.'
llo.'E AtI former schNolmat'S, re
'uI'l'" 90 Htr nome ~ Ottawa last f'-
way, MISS ''eohota larson accompaH'
''.l -'.' lnI week FlNlt,
e''' Us mona ana Mrs. Carrie Lar
son W, "e,. V ,,"3,, 2noppers THURSDAY.
MI. ana Mrs w lilidm Wander Miss
AaaIg !" 'Ader ana Mir. and Mrs, Sher
U'' nHHH OH Mll'preok spent sunday
WIN i'r. ana Mrs. Albert Sick az.
-ls'l.It ara Fiainueid. Miss AGG''
remained Tor Z several weeks visit.
MISS Nora nelson or Hr'mer was
lae A"tsl o' Miss hima ANland Over
'h- ''.N ehu.
"F. ana MIS-. Lewis Nelson enter
,al"'' Ih'Ht thlrty relatives at their
nome sunday afternoon IN honor or
A!'. ana Mrs isaiah Nelson OF Lake
i.''-INn' :. d. ana Nr- ana Mrs. Mar
I'D l'.I.-iIau OF fort Dodge Iowa WHO
'... VISITING mere. Mrs Martha Gran ,
. ~" ana tNp dauehters' Belle and
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
FUNDS ASKED FOR
PROSECUTION 0 F
HERRlN RIO RS
sTATE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
q. DEMANDS ACTION BE TAKEN
III AGAINST AUTHORS OF MAsSA-
GRE - STARTS DRIVE FOR
CASH.


CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-An appeal fol
funds to enable Attorney General
Brundage to continue and expand his
Investigation of the Herrin massacre
bl was issued yesterday by the Illinois
chamber OF commerce
1T was sent to the 102 city organi
cations that constitute the state as
sociation. each of which was assign
ed a quota that it was requested tc
raise. The association has set S25,
OO0 as the minimum to he raised but
it's officers hope that as much as
1, aSi00. 600 will be made available II it Is
needed.
~ Attorney General Brundage has
been conducting his investigation
quietly for several weeks, but has
,o,p been seriously hampered by the lack
OF funds for the employment of de
tectives and attorneys. Governor
,4 small's veto Of large part of his
appropriation left him barely enough
No dor the routine duties of his office,
which do not include criminal inyes-
90 LEGATIONS.
The letter sent out by President
John II. Camlin of Rockford. presi-
r' dent of the commerce association, Is
in part as follows:
u ION June %, 1922, in Williamson
county, Illinois, a score of men. IN
armed and with their hands high
above their heads, were slain In cold
blood, their only offense being that
they dare to make an honest living
by workins in The strip coal mines
situated between the towns OF Marion
fn bo ha
evidence ottalnable they were set
Ion upon by we'll armed mob of men
of more than ] 1000 to whom they I'M
COnditionaiy surrendered, and were
tied together, insulted and subject
q. to physical torture before being
shot
Notwithstanding the Nervousness
CT the cittIse in itself and the lis.
yenute into which it has brought the
state of Illinois and the additional cir
cumstanoe that although hundreds
ot persons were witnesses TO the
slaughter rot one single arrest has
beea nlado and, in so far as the rest
ce the world has been able to find, no
effort of any character has been made
BY the authorities of Williamson coun-
~ to bring any recognized formula
of justice to bear on the situation.
: The letter then states that mas
much as it Is customary for cham.
bers of commerce to take the lead
If situations involving the welfare
and good name of their respective
states the officials of such organiza-
tions throughout Illinois should pave
the way for real inquiry into the
massacre.
"ln this emergency" the letter con.
tnues, "the state of Illinois is on
Trial. Our citizens visiting Elsewhere
have been compelled to hang their
heads in shame. The world is ask
= ing us, What are you going to do
about it?' We believe the only pos
sible answer is that the business men
of this state will contribute of their
funds TO the utmost in order to prove
to tho world that justice still reigns
and that human life is safe in Hi
nois.n
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

1907. Pretty lingerie is ever so
more attractive when home made,
and at the present time one has
choice Of many suitable materials.
AS illustrated, radium silk and black
satin bands are combined, with a
fine lattice trimming Of black silk
thread.
The Pattern is cut in / Sizes;
Small, 1896; Medium, SS-4e;
Large, 42-44; Extra Large 46-4S
inches bust measure. \ Medium size
requires 3% yards Of q inch mate
rial.
Pattern mailed TO any address on
receipt of 15c in silver or sta,mps-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
Two Things Life Taught Him.

The longer live the more am sat
lshed Of two things; First, that The
trueSt lives are those that are cut rose
diamond fashion, with many facets an
sweHng 10 the manyplaned aspects Of
the world about them; secondly, that
society is always trying in Solue way
or other to grind us down ia n single
facet.-Oiyer Wendell Holmes.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
not least the big picnic supper which
will be served at o'clock.

not least the big picnic supper which
will be served at o'clock.
Mrs. J. b Bassett. OF SIS Congress
street, and her daughter, Mrs. NJ. w.
Meighton, OF St Petersburg Fla. en-
tertained this afternoon at an intor-
NAL bridge party to announce the
engagement OF the formers daughter,
Miss DOROTHY Jane Bassett to Rich
ard r. Knott Garden flowers and
pink roses were used as decorations,
$50
The third of Il series OF four bridge
parties being held by the ladies OF
the golf club will be held tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. Mel
vim French will be hostess.
Mrs. W. b. Pusey entertained with
a 6 o'clock dinner last evening at her
home in South Ottawa, compliment
tary to Mrs. William Coddington OF
Spokane, Washington. and Mrs.
Howard Palmer OF Springfield, Mass,
who are house guests at the j. L.
Thompson home. Six guests We're
present and spent very enjoyable
evening. Following the dinner the
guests attended the recital given last
evening, by Miss Marie Schmidt at
the home of Mrs. Trimble
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16
Nerves Beuinninu Early.

Mnry's little brother had broken her
dolls house aud done other annoying
things. untll at last she gave way to
her cNasneration and slapped bin.
Asked To- explain her conduct, Mary
said, well. he's been getting on my
temper all day till nv nerves just flew
at him Boston Transcript
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-08-16

second unit viii boz mounted on a veru-
eai panel four Inches wide and six
tnches high to match up with the
Fix-by-eight vertical panel vacuum tube
described recently in this column.
The following standard apparatus
will have to be purchased ut q radio
supply store in order to construct nm
Hmplitler unit to be used in commune.
lion with either receiver.
One simplifying transformer, COST
Rbout 81.
One vacuum tube (for ampllaer,,
rost $500
One vacuum tube socket cost 81.
one filament rheostat. cost about 81.
Seven binding posts, cost about 70
rents.
The ampilder unit to he used with
the elght-iuoh square horizontal base
ho"~A ia sss~tfea on base three
Todsy'a Wise Word.
"The soul shalt have society Of lts
own rank. L8lcadio Hearp
Evening journal., 1922-04-14
COURT PAROLES
DOPE SELLER
This Action Taken Because
of His Health, Court Tells
Prisoner
FIRST SENTENCED
TO TWO YEARS

Because OF his extremely poor
physical condition and TIE possibil-
ity Of his dying II confined in the
workhouse until the expiration OF
the sentence OF two years imposed
upon him about six months ago for
selling narcotic drugs. Fortunate
Gagliou was paroled TO Parole Of
Ger. oliver for two years by Judge
Hastings IN Municipal Court this
morning.
Judge Hastings lectured the con-
victed dope" purveyor. To be de-
tanned in the workhouse would
mean his death IN a little while. the
judge told him, but he impressed
on him that II he becomes impli-
Gated in any way in dope" peddling
during the term OF his parole. he
will be returned TO the workhouse
Ito die" so far as the court IS con-
cerned." He admonished him that
the offense committed by him was
one of the most serious, and that
His release from prison was not oc-
casioned by sympathy for him or the
offense. But we don't want you 20
die In the workhouse." said the
judge.
Gaglioti Is suffering from heart
trouble and consumption.