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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-26
Livestock
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. June 2G-Catticis rer
ccipts %. 1000; active. GENERALLY
steady 90 strong on all itis-&ct.
spots shade higher on beef ,s;eerz
butcher she stock nnd et6chcft.
early top beef steera es-ee paid
several times: bulk beef sfcerF
fS.aS n g.tO: beef cows and hcifcrs
largely s4.S5m7.2B. Gamers ana
cutters t3.0Ona.7k. bologna bulls
mostly around tf.2s. early saics.
ycalers $500, bidding ssnrraiH
81 .sONs.e0. 'ft''"
Hog receipts go 900. market sp-
ened mostly 10 90 ib cents lowcr,
later B 10 10 cents lower on fieht
and medium butchers, others and
mAod grades mostly rs 20 tk vents
lower. top sf0T5: bulk o. ges81W
1910; pigs about steady. heavy
weight tio.2sn 1850: medium
$40 f0G 1870; light ti0.sbm f0.f5.
light light ti04nm 1855. packlng
fmooth t9.i0@ $50. pncktng
~ rough $3.50 meao; killing p.ss
$3.50 ai0.5O. "h
sheep receipts 1900. ID mostly
20 cents higher. packers lrgxipE
good native Inmbe freely AgraA1t
and short sorts st2.75. rone early
butchers sf2.es: others hcl1 ihigur
or. No western lambs here fYrI
western yeariing ewes "a bftentr
eIo7k sort off 60 packers tff cot
beat hight native ewes for falauHE~
ter fs.Tt. heavy 1925. .
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MARKETS


NEW YORK. June 2G-Anothet
extraordinary movement in Next
can fetr0icum al an extreme ad-
vance Of Oscr 20 points was the
dominant feature % today = stock
market The general lsat. aside
nom rails and several spcciaiues.
ahvwed little change. safes APP
rroainatod 500 OgU shares. The
cioains waa strong In the lato
dealing Mcxican Petroleum reacted
to below 200.
Nl,asr
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Nm Nonk MnNEN

NEW YORK. Iune so.-CRn
money strong hiFh ~ low 4.
ruling rate 4 closing bid "a of
fered ~ G. last loan 81 cail
loans against acccptancoa SIS
Thine leans frmer; sixty days 4.
ninety days 4. six months
Prime mercantile paper tax.
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METAL

SEW YORK. June ss.-Forelgn
hnr silver zoe.
Copper steady. ciecirolytic spot
End later 1874 mt3Mc
Tin steady. rpot and futurea
f3tte.
Iron steady No A. northern
.a0nffs7.00. No 2 northern
$40 W25.00: so. > southern
$500 o. 20. 90.
Lead steady. spot t5.7sW585.
Zine quiet East -. Louis spot
ana nearby delivery g. 500 a.z5.
Anthony spot IS O5 ffbzs.
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ifRIRTy BoNIs

NEW YORK, June as-llb.rty
bonds closed. AVS, sieo.os, first
80 floo.l0, secona &c. 5000 10
ltrst fh'c tie0.2s; second AZ e..
lop.o4. THIRD ~ 5 $1,000; fourth
fh'c kiO0.2e; Victory AS
siOob2
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KANSAS CITY. Junc gss-Catis
receipts n ,oOoi beef steers and ehe
stock generally strong To- - cent?
higher. top steers 1850. better
grader cows mostly $500 niy.t0.
rev 90. common TO medium
50 rs n4.b0. canncrr bulls anu
calves steady TO strong. prsotical-
~ eOp on veaiern 500, small tots
1850. most 5000 2.b0.
cutters largely $4,000 $50. floaf
bulls t2Tb0b00. al
Hog receipts 1f.e0o: rhinpnrs
took about $500: light ana mNf-
lam weak to lower; top Sts o..
pack~rs bidding rs 60 rs cct.ta
lower. bulk OF sales tp.7kH 1870.
throw outs. sows mostly ". 80 70
th.eb. stock pigs around Neudp.
bulk good mixed go 0om 1e2B
sheep receipts 5000; all elssres
steady 20 strong. Ton nstlve
lAmbe sta 90, bulk better Rradea
tt2-2s 10 ti2.bo. most cuilR afqHnd
$500.
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NEW YORK June 26.-Spot
cotton quiet, middiing t2i6O.
Cotton futures closed steady.
July 2o.ts. october f2i.oS. be-
rcmber S2o.ai January fe0.Ts;
March ss06s.
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ST JOSEPH, June 2s.--Hog. .ge-
ccipts 10. 500. shippers buyink a
lew 10 10 s20 pound weixifs
sio 20 q 1870. looks mos1lyffIo
lower than saturdays aver
age packers doing nothing. aver
aEe cost Saturday xio.0s for ~eakin
22i average cost last week siVo1.
weight gao.
Cattle receipts $500: bcpt
gradea beef steers ana yesrlln4s
about steady. others draggtng. shc
stock and calves mostly steady.
top price i.300 pound steers $780,
No choice ysuf hinge roht 'aeafiF.
beef COWS mostly $3.50 down veal
calvra TOP early - 90
sheep receipts 1.50e, tat lambs
SO cents higher, sheep about
Hteady. tor native lasnts elahes
cults $500. ~ pound ycarllnNb
1000. hEht fat ewes f5eoi others
s3.Be 500. W
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CHICAGO, June "a Butter
higher, creamery extras ~ Hr.
firrtt SEA " - &c. seconds A4
Soff 3ic3 standards ~ NC NJ
Eser easy; receiptr 1880 caae4.
firsts IA 42ihci ordinary fssla
l2p a. 20 hc. miscellaneous 20
fici storage packed extras e1&W
csc; storage packed flr1fe 22hf
Poultry alive, unchanged; fowls
f2c. hreilesN ~ q asc. roosfeff ia.
fosatoes slightly weaker. rerespts
ios ears; total q. = shipmeuIn
800. southern sacked bliss fnumpAs
~ 70 - ? 30 cwt; Alabama essoId-
Ing rote sacked t2.0o g 1.ob ~.
North Carolina irish eobbiors sfnfn
barrels tf.2bWf.3o cW4; Wtfcdh-
ain and Michigan naeksa fsat.f
white pLsoa2.is cwt. $50
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FOR SALE

ts, s0o--T room dwelling on corner lot.
loekis2 fest fine locstion In aiEs
lands tlose In.
- uoo-s room, astury pebble dashed
dsellinE, hath, etc also broom huuse
on same to- 75xt42 a.. third ward.
close IN.
fh.ooo-5.ro room. white stusco bungalow.
modern. hardwood floors. hFeplAea.
furnace. garage fine location on paved
street In fourth ward.
some good bays in Central Ave-. and
other business properties.
A. FLEISCIlER, Realtor
Loans, Firs I~nsnranes, Autamabils In
surance sea 81 other nss " Insurance I.
sarefy Nhnds
Phone s7s III south Fourth ~.
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UENNEIt. June lt--TCIIIID ~
oeiptE 1900; market steady 20 20
cents higher. beef stcern "a e0tf
900; COWS and helfers s4.OO Msae.
calves f4.sO efs5o. bulls tSSon
30. ntockerH and feeders sB-7bU
$50.
Hog receipts e4.0o. market
steady 90 10 cents lower. top
eco hulk sas5g foee. s
Sheen receipts i0o. market
strong. ewes tsb9m $50: sprlnn
lambs sit.e0WI250. "
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MONEY To LOAN
On watches. dismands. Gans. Liberty
henfs, automobiles aad ssefythins sAl
antle. $50
n MApetra sis $ FlRsr
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ron SALE Mining property The Amer.
iern T%urqnoisr Company Mines. betier
known - the Tiffany Turquoise Mines.
In the Csrriiioa district; fifty acrrs pat.
"nted This property Is . valuable cop
per end gold proposition. sud the tur.
qunlse should partly pay the coat ~ op.
eratinn fur teims and further infor.
nation address J. =. l;cNuiiy. Cernilos.
New Mexico
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PoR HENr-Dne nissiY Furnishes raam
~ hrhi h~eascktcrhaf Cinst D.
van iaI.
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KANSAS CITY. June as-Whes'
No ? hard tie7Wi.a2: M f{ff
ti.OG ml.0T. tdfAl1 ~
Corn No. 2 white t1hessNo. :
yellow e0c.
Hay unchanged.
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OMAHA. June ss.-wheat no.
2 hard n141i.is. No. 2 hard
fi.i1.
Corn No. ? white ssc; No. 2 mlx-
cd b4is u 56c. IJik ~
oets 80. ! white awe: No. =
white axe. INV
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NOTICE

". VI. MOORE. practical plumbing, heat.
inR repairing dependable servire. Get
iiy prices. Phone oft%.
WINDOW SHADES. guaranteed cloth and
rollers large stock 20 select IRON Lea
as give you an estimate. Anderson Broth
era, Phone 3iO-J.
nKN's HAIRcfff, soc; ehiidrsn, soc. a.
lhslr hemes. Phone 2obs !.
k~xEHECOED NkATs-The asst yet.
prices right. Little Wonder. AIS W.
silver avenue. n. o. Mitchell. proprietor.
rhoue 4e2-W.
LIBERAL commissions paid TO
hustlers, either sex. Should
be well acquainted in city. Must
give names Of two responsible
parties rs reference. Apply IN
own handwriting. Box r.. ID. H.,
care Herald.
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ron ski.k. FNGE -Mlalas dsid rsar
srfy. Cheap, Already Developed ovaer
retiring Opportunity 80 take out several
hundrsd thousand dalinrs. Nefatlatisas,
perfectly henest Write A. @. Haskell
N.na. Nevada.
oNR oOoD . ofaef loi on Esss aaser.
reaF nlrsiass FssA, On Easy ierha. y
uaminond sat East silver. Phone
1872 n
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FOR sALE-Real Estate

~ see@'e.s aoFe' AseeW
ron SALE NininF property The Amer.
icrn Turquoisc Company Mines. betfer
known - the Tiffany Turquoise Mines.
In the Csrriiioa district. fifty acrrs pat.
cnted. This property IL . valuable cop
per md gold proposition. aud the tur-
quoise should partly pay the coat ~ ep.
eraiian. for irims and further infor.
mat on address } =. a;cNuity. Cernlos.
Nep Mexico.
FOR SALE-TypewriterSI
TR eALE TYPEwRiTERs-zT Eisds.
sold. r.aisd sad repaired. AIbuqssr
ln~ i~Yf~~rtsf ssrhsaks Phous sOaay
80 a.,k te--,h =,
FOE RENT-Apartmeuts
WASHINGTON APARTMENTS
Ih. largest upiu'd date and finest To-
cHiiou in the STATE. # 1908 West Genital
l'hpne % for foil information Inquire
Apartment No I } u EaSin. prop.
fvR RENT-rhree room furnished apart.
n~at stesm heat hot aud cold water
,isnis and islcrhone paid. t2ih south
FoR RENf-one large and on. email
srsrtmsnt. furnished complete tor
housekeeping. Crane .,artmsnts. ais
y se.enth str-.t Phone sis
Two partly Furnished rooms tor light
hoasekesring. 11oh =. Second ~
fUR RkNT-Apadments and also slesp.
ing room aot ksnt Central. Phone
9D2.w.
FOR RENrLrhr-r snd four room far.
hsMilllen q Weed 400 West Gold.
fUK HSNf- T~o room furaished srsft.
meni. hot sud cold water; lieht and
ielsphons paid t2l south HrosdWay.
fOR HENT-LarTe front room; veil
furnished; IN dssirabie part % town:
reasonable rent. fia West TJeras Ave.
FuR RENT Three modorn- niccD far
nishcd apartments. d35 = broadway.
FOR RENT-One large and ono small
furnished apartment, cool house bot
water. i2i5 W. Roma Call s0o-J.
FuR Rf,NT--Apar,incnts and houses:
furnished or not fhone t62g.H. or
eall s2t East Silver , A Hammond.
TWO AND THREE room apartments also
sleeping rooms. one block west Of santa
W shops. pot South Third,
TWO AND THREE room apartments
also sleeping rooms enc block vest o.
santa w. shops 90t santk Third.
Fuh RENT-Modsm forr room apart
MfNi heNlN h'cofHifdi oaN Innfat tlno
shade ekceiieni foeaiion near hc.leilsu
sfk .sr whsnnah'e al " Marble.
rhnn' it's
ron ppx,m u---
Aois AhN4-1aouhes
pom RKNT Z,.,a.m hill ,noaerr w.u
asa s.n,,l.tsts rsr,S'has =" 80. as
~ I~.a ias,,. va w. ~
fuk RkNT- room, uufurnished house
lafse ha.sment gArsge md gas Apply
'pl Nssl Na~ f"rh OF phone laoa'h.
FOR RlNT-Npd,yn. ee,apl.tel, n.,.
nl,h.a s'goom bg,sateS bean. aa'W
-. o,.~
st'n sleePiag poreh hAs shade trees
''s- S's'h
FOR RENT-small house. three rooms.
large house, fos one OF two families
garage. Weary cheap rent lngaife iO5
north firtt street or lJi5 North fitai
ron KENT-Nle. two.sooa .s,,a.,
parlly fsruishsd. No siek 1900 NORTH
Fiith.
FOR RENT-rtve roem modem hoase
eeIl furnished. hot and cold eat.r
auitshle for uee famiiics. $50 eli *
AIne lnaalre lie W silver, phone o7s.
tOk NENi-Iwor oem nnfurnlshca adobe
houae, gia Der mo-. inrindlne uehU
Rear. gis Sorih sisih street.
pm RtST-Ni,.i. ,.-.t.h.a c..-@
.snss' Mn gafeh ashland r. Nc
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z N
LIVE STOCK

F0R SAf.E-one Holsiein better. oominr
fresh in AngUst VIII cell foe tb0|
eash. Address Ans
ron sAf.E -Two carloads Of good yaeaE
horses. weighing fran i.0oo 20 t.tu0
pounds ell snund sud in good rnnditisu
hse thcss 81 80 North broadway.
AUCTION SALE--Iuiy 4 Pity Enoi
yoanE horses. weighing eleven hundred
70 fifteen lrindred. mosily kisei gray. ~
Mountain Hoaa and Fifat sircet. Alas
qasrque Htue Market
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ron H~ENf--Niss fslsp iront MON, elise
~. rhons sse % aoT BE W doia.
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DIR. S. Mablc Skeels

oaicopFthic physician. offieci
Ci,igcns' rnnk BIDS Phone gsi-W
roridcure. gO22-I.
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FOR sAIE-Typewriters

TR 6NLE TYPEwKiTERs-ZfI Kinds.
hnth u~w and asesna eaud harast
told. rsnted and rspairsd. Aibuqusr
In~ iyf.r~ ritter ~ssrhaaks Phous s0a.J
80 asnR toa-th ~
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

NUUHINU lllUAE Iof sale eas ka1IJ
2ls " Geld Phone te1
EMPLOYED HOOkKEEfER win keap
skE HOifEiffSTCENsR CO. az West
N.ll Az. l.l hn.ln... nnn..lnnlll.
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FOR RENT-Rooms

.fuk kkNT-noom With al esascnlrnres
aAd caun<rtiHg BATH. nee home cual
l~oeeiiaa. fhane affnrR. 1870 i. SILVER.
fun nENT-kies. eissn slsspiss and
housekeeping roons. t3iH kertA
Third hlretl
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~pETEoIaya AaENOlEs



CAvoLT q PEDRO
tenent contIattuu. o 4. tw cath
flrrrf.
c5kfkACf1kG rad BalAInr an Nad1.
Ndphes a specially esilmaies Furnished
tfeA A "a MHclntyre. ieal Ndftf
tt~senth rhons y
w no oDD IOhs csrrsattrns 81
hen.e hui'alnfi r~sanan4Aies hlfeAit
Phone ssso ~ = y Klsinn, etg Yais
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roa SAIL. nodgc Bros tsaFine. 70
light truck, larEs BODY; Duirk ''e'f tour.
lnE kofhsf q Co. Auto Dept.
rhvEe 7fs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-23
NEW FUMIeiT|MG GAS

II lie thought that greatly improved
results win be obtained through the
use Of a new fumigating gas devel-
oped by the chemical warfare service
and the United States public health
service. The new gas. 1t Is said, win
be practically without danger to the
lives OF persons employing It, and
thus will be the Q Of reducing
the fatalities due to the use Of the
gas at present most commonly in use.
The chief aim Of the investigators
was the production Of @ safe gas to
be used in Kidding ships. cars and
houses OF rats. bedbugs, lice and 9TH
er verminous insects. Hydrocyanic
acid, the fumigant now used, has
cost many human lives because of its
lack of odor, although by killing dis
ease carrying vermin 1t has prevent
ed serious epidemics.
The new gas possesses a tear-ex-
citing property. and thus gives warn
ing of Its presence to humans, n
abling them to escape. Cyanogen
chloride. a very active tear gas and a
by-product of war work, is mixed
with the hydrocyanic acid gas to
form the new combination for FUN
igating purposes. The new poison IL
easily detected, as doses too weak to
produce death or Inconsistencies
produce severe weeping. 1t is said
to be harmless to foods, tobacco, fab
RIGS, and has nc corrosive action ON
metals aboard ship or in other places.
The gas does its work quickly and
then dissipates rapidly. 1t costs but
little more than the fumigants which
are dangerous to handle.
Hydrocyanic acid gas and sulphur
dfoxide are the gases which have
been used largely in ship fumigation.
Sulphur dioxide, although 1t gives
warning of its presence In time to al
low the escape of any person within
the quarters where It is used, il cost
ly, harmful to clothing and foodstuffs
and requires from i've to twelve
hours exposure. Hydrocyanic acid
gas is cheaper and more poisonous
than sulphur dioxide and does not af-
feet food, clothing or other articles.
But It is odorless and leads to fatal
tiles, due to failure to detect its
presence.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-23

Under and BY virtue Of an execu-
ton issued out of1the Third Judi
cia1 District Court OF the State Of
Nevada In and for the County OF Eu-
reka. In an action wherein The State
Of Nevada was plaintiff and Viola G.
p. Burnett. and the real estate and
improvements Is follows, to-wit: All
OF Sections 1. IL, Is. and the wy.
and wa. and WA of SWH, and
NWH OF SWM OF Section 80, all I'm
township 81 North. Range IS East;
the M, the SEA the NJ. and Sc
Y OF SWH, all In Section 6. town.
ship IS North, Range 81 East; the
VIZ Of NV Y. and the SwH OF Sec
tfon Is, all Of Section 10. and the
NWA. and M of SWH, and SWN
Of SWH Of Section so, and all Of
Section 81 In township IS North,
Range So East; also the 81 Of Sec
ton "a, and all Of Sections IS and So
In township So North. Range 81 East,
and the improvements defendants,
upon q judgment rendered ON the
18th day Of December. 1922, In favor
Of said plaintiff and against said de-
PENDANTS, for the sum of $6S8.1S, and
costs In the sum Of $108.3s and ac-
cruing costs, current lawful money of
the United States Of America, 1 have
this day levied upon all the right,
title, claim, and interest Of said de-
PENDANTS In and to the following de-
scrfbed real property. to-wit: All of
Section I. IL, Is. and the VIZ, and
VIZ, and WI Of SWk, and NWN
Of SWH OF Section IS; all In town.
ship - North, Range 4S East; the
N.Y., the SEX, the M. and SEX Of
SWA, and the SWA all In Section
8, township IS North. Range 81 East.
the WI Of NWk, and the SWk of
Of Section Is. all of Section 10. and
the NWK, and ny Of SWA, and
SWA Of SWA Of Section 80. and all
Of Section 81 in township IS North,
Range So East. also the SN of Sec
ton "a, and all of Sections Is and
SO in township So North, Range 81
East and the improvements thereon;
and
Notice Is hereby given that I will.
on the 18th day of January. 1923, at
1900 o'clock p. n. of said day, In
front Of the court house in the Town
and County of Eureka, Nevada, sell
at public auction, for current lawful
money Of the United States Of Amer
lea, all the right, title, claim, inter
est Of the said defendants In and to
the above described real property, OF
so much thereof ~ may be necessary
to satisfy said judgment. and costs.
and accruing costs, to the highest
bidder for cash.
Dated this 18th day Of December.
1922.
M. MAHONEY. Sheriff.
First publication December 16. 1922.
Last publication January 6, 1923.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-23
KELLY MINE DIVIDEND
RECORD

Randsburg, California, Dec. IL
The California Rand Silver Company.
operating the Kelly mine. declared
its thirty-third dividend this week,
making s1.964.S00 distributed to
stockholders since the mine was
opened three years ago. Production
for September aggregated $174.244.
from tweny-three cars Of ore shipped
to the smelter, and milling OF 1891
tons OF ore In the company's mill, ca
pacity OF which Is 200 tons daily.
Company engineers report ore
blocked out at the 513-foot level
amounting to $7.72S.O00. Recover
les on milled ore were $14.34 a ton;
smelter returns showed $s1.33 a ton.
Shaft is completed to 700-foot level.
Drifting at 500 and 500 levels has
proved up large body OF rich ruby
silver.
This discovery is In the Grady vein
at the 6O0-foot level. Vein is we'll
defined, with true gouge on both
hanging and foot walls. Estimates
place value Of this ore now in sight
in this zone at s2.000.000. Assay
charts and underground working
maps are now being prepared by en-
gineers.
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LONG LIFE SECRET
SOLVED BY RAO|UM

Life that will be worth living far
beyond 100 years; health, vigor and
the exuberance Of youth itself that
will remain long after the biblically
allotted span of three-score years and
ten; faces devoid of wrinkles; new
hair on bald heads, and mouths
cleaning with q third set of natural
teeth.
All these are possibilities Of the
next few years as q result of q radio
active treatment that has passed the
experimental stage and Is now in
practical 8 in Europe. according to
DR.. C. Everett Field. Director of the
Radium Institute, 323 Riverside
Drive, New York.
DIR. Field who predicts the exit Of
of monkey glands. crutches and nos
trums, bases his assertions not only
on his own knowledge Of the sub
ject. but upon facts obtained by him
from Prof. Barton Scanned, presi-
dent of the British Radium Society.
who proclaims the radioactive treat
ment an established ucces He
quotes Prof. Sammel as follows:
These methods long have been
applied to the soil and are now adapt
able for humanity. The trouble has
been to supply algaline metal potash
in a form in which 1t can be assimi-
lated by the body and taken into the
blood. Experiments have shown that.
mixed with a radioactive solution. 1t
can be taken into the system with
amazing results. After several treat
ments even the hair begins to grow
afresh and the entire muscular sys-
tenn is renewed and strengthened"
DR.. Field explained that third sets
Of teeth in process Of formation have
been discovered In jawbones. He
said these teeth would come through
lust as the first two sets II persons
had enough vitality left when these
teeth are forming to carry them to
maturity. The only thing needed
now to assure a third set OF teeth ID
the discovery of the exact chemical
composition Of the enamel of the
teeth-the radioactive treatment
will do the rest.
II fully believe" DIR. Field contin-
ued, that within another ten years
the use OF radium to extend the per-
Tod of mans life will be common"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-23
HENDERSON BANKING CO.
ELKO, NEVADA

Each account IL given careful
attention and we want all Of your
banking business.
We pay four per cent per an
mum on savings deposits. Ask to
see our rules governing such de-
posits.
Safety deposit boxes for rent.
$500 a year and upwards. You
hold the key.
Drafts sold on all the principal
cities of the world at low rates.
Fire insurance written in strong
est companies - Life insurance
written.
Travellers checks sold-Steam-
ship tickets sold owe Cunard Line.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-12-23
USE OF CEMENT
r IN MINES

The apparatus for applying cement
mortar by means of compressed air,
commonly known as the cement gun.
offers great possibilities for the lin
ing Of passageways. etc.. with con-
crete. BY protecting from weather
ing the roof and walls of a passage
way with a thin coat of cement. 1t Is
possible that the heavy expense OF
timbering In many cases may be
avoided. The machine also offers
possibilities Of use in freproofins OF
timbering. board stoppings, and IN
the erection Of fire walls In places
difficult OF access, since the material
can be pumped for a. considerable
distance. Results Of tests OF the use
Of cement mortar for the purpose
above outlined are given In Serial
1897. "Gunite in metal Mines" Just
issued By the Bureau OF Mines.