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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-21

WHEN man is in the S3rd
w year of his age, as | am,
there are certain things he has
learned that only time can
teach him. The basis of treat
ing sickness has not changed
since | left Medical College in
1875, nor since | placed on the
market the laxative prescrip-
ton had used in my practice,
known to druggists and the
public since 1892, rs DR..
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
Then the treatment of con-
stipation, biliousness, head
aches, mental depression,
indigestion, sour stomach and
other indispositions that result
from constipation was entirely
By means of simple vegetable
laXativeS, herbs and roots.
These are still the basis of my
DR.. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin,
which is a combination of
Egyptian SIENNA and other mild
laxative herbs with pepsin.
Recently new me diCines
have been brought out for
constipation that contain cal
omel, which is mercury, salts
of various kinds, minerals, and
coal tar. These are all drastic
purges, many of them danger
Gus, and the medical profession
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-21

pie want to use them no one can
deny them the privilege, but
they should never be given 10
children.
The simpler the remedy for
constipation, the safer for the
child and for you, and the bet
ter for the general health OF
all. And as you can get results
in mild and safe way by
using Dr.. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin, why take chances with
pills and powders and strong
drugs, even if disguised in
candy? My remedy, too, costs
less than most others, only
about a cent dose. A bottle
such as you can find in any
drug store, will last a family
several months, and all can use
it. 1t is good for the babe in
arms because pleasant to the
taste, gentle in action, and free
from narcotics. In the proper
dose, given in the directions,
it is equally effective at all
ages. Elderly people will find
it especially ideal.
The formula Of DR.. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin is on the cover
of every bottle, and the
ingredients have the endorse
ment of the U. S. Pharma-
copoeia.
, set aside the slem Of Ten Thousand
les OF my Syrup Pepsin. Only one
;bdted noV and then, and here is an
CdldwelIs Syrup Pebsin FREE OF
simply sending name and address to
tonucello, Ill. Do not POSTPONE. this.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-21
Doctor at 81 Finds Mothers Prefer
| His Formula to New-Fangled Salts
y And Coal Tar Remedies for Babies

Judgment 1892 indicated by worlds approval of Dr. Pep
tito babes in ams-Now has largest sale in the world.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
WESTERN HIGH
Of DETROIT IS
TAKEN ACROSS
West Viirginians Cop s. TO 10
Victory in Opening Round
of National Scholastic Bas-
ket Ball Tournament.

Chicago, April . Opening
games in the national mtrrScho-
lastic basketball tournament To-
day and tonight were marked by
close scores and sensational play
ing.
Dazzling speed, with accurate
passing and brilliant off"nSc and
defense work, was displayed by
all teams.
In the first game tonight Union
High school Of Grand Rapids
Mich., defeated WauIicssha, Wis,
High school, 81 to 3.
Buckhannon. W. Va. High
school team defeated Western
Hight Of Detroit. Mich. 50 to 10
tonight in the intclScholastic baS-
kctbaIl tournament being held
here. Ashworth. BucllhannOn for
ward. was the star, making Is
points with five baskets and three
free throws. Winkworth, West
crn High forward, made four field
goals.
Winners Of today's games and teams
drawing a'"bye" in the first days play
will meet tomorrow In the second
round. PairinGs for tomorrow include:
Big Horn High. Crawley. Wyoming,
VS.. liume.Fogg academy, Nashville
Tenn.
sutton. Mob. High vs.. Mount Yer
non, Ohio. High.
Central High. Kalamazoo. Mich, VS..
IoXirSlon. Ky, High.
Cathedral High. Duluth. Mimi, We.
Union High. Grand Rapids. Mich.
New Tricr High. Kenilworth, ILL.,, VS..
Buckhanron, W. Va. High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

they needed points, never overWorKlng
themselves. This style OF play should
carry them we'll in the tournament,
but they will have TO wake up some
what Friday. when they meet New
Trier, the Cook county champions.
Tie New Trier team won their game
quite handily tonight, and looked ike
championship material.
Stanley, playing center for, Buck
harmon, led in the scoring with SIX
baskets, and Ashworlh made I'VE.
These men controlled and dribbled The
ball well. and proved to be good shots.
They had the advantage over the De-
troit team in basket shooting, in that
they are used 10 playing on the same
style Of backboards as are used here.
Roherbaugh and Fowler showed up
exceptionally well in guarding Tor the!
had rangy forward 10 take care OF.
Wentworth showed hest among the
Detroit players. making four OF the SIX
IN skets for his team. The teamwork
Of the Detroit five was not as GOOD az
that of the West VirGinians. Try as
they may they could not get close
enough 10 make short shots. They
seemed TO have an off-nfght on tn"
long shots and had q lot of hard LUCK
Ir the Buckhannon team wins their
cnme tomorrow they will play agatns-
Tho winner Of the game between Ca
thedral high OF Duluth. Mimi, ana
l'ninn high OF Grand Rapids.
iva
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
BOXING TOURNEY
PLANS PROGRESS
Only Twelve More Days IN winch 10
Enter-ThEty-seven Havo
Filed Blanks.

II 6. C'aIlowhill. director ~ physical
,ra,rinc Of the Y. NJ. G. A and f"unde"
o. tho boxing tourney "a u" held at the
~. NJ" the latter part Of th'S month IL
nusv arranging details for the tourna-
mon. Work on the erection OF tho
ring VIII he under wa within re"
days while many Applications and In
qu!r.es are heing received daily, MT
,'allowhjli IS also huSily engaged IN try
.ug 20 land a well known PITTSBURGH
hoNin.; enthusiast I" referee the
matches. II was planned I" have JacN
Dillon. bur as he Is a deputy sheriff o.
Allegheny county. Il will hc Impossible
FOR him to Ict away for the meet I'M
less the coal situation clears itSelf.
Thirtv-Sevrn moys have filed 'selr
Rpplicat!ons with Mr.. r"lIowhill, and Il
T., now expected there viii 10 At least
fifty enter before the drawings. Inc
,-ltrics viii close ON AHrN -.
MANY o. the boys WHO viii l." m The
tournament are all IN traiun g and 'hcr"
has never been the interest in U"NinE
before IN Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
PIRATES Will OPEN
HOME SEASON WITH
CARDINALS APRIL 20

Tbursdav, April 20. may not re
nrinted on the calendars IN req 'e'f''
"a legal holiday. but 1t Is sure 10 DC
,ola and recreation day for a biz Por-
,ion Of Western Pennsylvania inhao'-
,,r,s for on that day ami cate 'He
ptttsbu:rh baseball club opens lis nome
season al Forbes field. Pittsburgh. WIZ"
IN. 81. Louis Cardinals as "proh'h'N'
HotvithstandinC the fact ;ha' inc
Pirates last season led the ie"r"e w.
five months and came WITHIN AN ~ ~
vinIn. the pennant. Manager '"'H''
has even 4 stronger ball r'N" tn!S &c"
sop To BEGIN with. HiouN VIII Il"
rho full strength Of his pIrhihe N'"'
RIGHT from the bcgtn'ng. WIN ",Pe''
Adams Morrison. Glazner, t|inlto".
carlson, Yellow Horse Inn an" ~.
,ro pirate staff Is second I" non" IN
nih,re major league. Last season the
,,ur,inc brigade was hanHI'aNN"n ~
rhe illness OF Morrison ana N'"""
Horse and the sore arm or car SON
r,i, <, Louis Cardinals VIII" VIII
,,,,,i,ro with the Pirates NJ the "rcninS
s.rics has been picked by ore eastern
r.,.cheIl wri,cr % win tn" Nrnnant ana
Ly all scr.h"S to stick riEh; IL 're frS'
di,isinn ali season. H. the light or ire
,,hir,vind finish OF ;N, r"r finals 'ast
.,.uun,, there is every r''N"h I" "'.'''e
tre eastern sCriheS at" ma"'''S W"E"'N
,ood guess in placing them In ~" hrHt
,ri,ixjnn. The Pirates. h"w"N"r. are
srr,, - have someth.u" !" say ABOUT
r~,f mace. and the ar-uIn'N' h"'""eh
those two pcnuani cUut"Ad'r, VIII '$ari
nj =; Louis. the "pcnimG day "f the
season. Ap.Il -. and h. """i'u""" al
rorhss Aeld on April "a. the Opening
day Of The Pirates home season. BE,
tween The Pirates stella pitchers a'"
,rc cardinals mighty hat>lH"n. IN" i'r
=. ln,,rh ~ g. Mhcn those l,AuMs m,,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
WAITING FOR PAPERS

~ Hayes. manager Of Bernie l'"hn'
'hc w"r,d# fastest bantam. - anNious'I
Waiting Cor rho Sew York state hoN'nE
commission in f"rw2Id him the N""eS-
<arv rnlwrs thdt Will permit his pro-
,rac - perform in tie New York rings.
Hama WAS :" have mot young Edhle
I'inrhoti tomorrow night AT hunaio
mere the fans have hcCu waiting him
10 show hts wares. but Tia" necessary
liccu$" has rul bee" received AMI
another good N,,y has been substituted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
STADSVOLD MAY
STAY AT W. W.,
Mountainesr Cage Coach May RsSurn
and Now Practice Law
Says Rumsr

MorSautuwn. April - Frances II.
Stadsvoid former basketball star at
the University of Minnesota. who TOR
the past three years has served In tho
capacity of head coach of the est N!I-
ginia floor squad, will return 10 c"ach
the Mountaiaeer baskctecrS next WIZ
ter according TO report circulated
here today
Before leaving for his home Coach
StadSvold corfided TO Athletic Director
S,anSbury that unless he started |"
practice iaw IN MINNEAPOLIS he woH'd
return here next year and take over '"e
coaching reinS again. At present StauS
void Is employed IN his fathers oanN
and is waiting for an opening IN MS
chosen profession. which. " received
would end his coaching days here How
ever, il he remains in the bank Tor
wear or so longer he can get away at
any time without serious Inconvenience
TO his business affairs. Even W"'n TIC
STARTS Dracticins law he hopes I" ar
range his business so as to permit nam
70 spend several months here each year
S,adsyold I. exceptionally fond OF West
virginia and is anxious :" remain AS
head coach. That members Of the stu
don't body and athletic officials want
him 10 return goes without saying lie
n worry popular IN all circles mere ana
Is regarded as the logical man TO bNiio
up the sport ,.,,.r
The moor showing o, the Mownta'neer
oulrt this winter was no i8"'' U,
S,adsyold's who rounded the material
into a championship aggregation on'S
70 have his fondest hopes shattered 10y
illness and injuries. He IS the nrSl
coach TO succeed in turning out west
Virginia teams that could win major,
,ty OF their floor games and he "ou.o
be requested TO return again II Tor ms
and no other reason. It would not ne
surprising TO fans hero If the athletic
department. makes some formal an
nouncement that he has signed con-
,-.,, For Tho 1929 season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
TENNIS CLUB TO
HOLD MEETING

,.luh will hold their annual business
meeting ana erection Of officers ri q
meeting to hr hrld th:s evening N the
,Uir.~ of Howard liaZlrlt on Twelfth
street Plans Cor the coming S'g*on
arr also 81 he discussed.
Tennis promises "a he more popular
ihis year than ever before. with IA" an
nGaI state meet 80 la held here as well
az the SECOND annual junior meet ana
srNcl"l tournaments for members OF
IA" c,gh a%d tnrn the men and women r
meets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Pick Buckhannon As
Real Tournament Team

Special To The IntcIlgenCCr.
Chicago. Ill.,. April 5..--Ihe Rnckhan'
non high school team easily defeated
the team from Western high school OF
Detroit in slow game tonight. The
West Virginians showed that the
wore a tournament team and did nor
waste an" Time or energy running
around the floor or piling up a score.
The score at the end was 30 10 10.
They controlled the ball well
throughout the game and shot when
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Dodgers Defeat Yanks

Hristo, T"mn.. Apri. 5.--tEXhihi;i"nl.
K. II. f..
Brooklyn N%tio'o's ..........ln
Sew YORK Nm"ri ans. ........ Is
,ndor" Ibc..alurc and TaNiur. Miller,
lIovt. I"lltN and Devormcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

In 1919 when L,oh Clark was Il student
at Dewitt Clinton HiGh in New l"r"
city. he first began to show signs oC
real Jumping ability. As captain Of the
track team that year. lie established =
r. 8 A. L. high jump record. clearing
tho bar at feet and II inches. EUt
he didn't stop there. Since entering AM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
METHODIST COACH
NEEDS MORE STARS
Mon VINO Can DO Mound Duty Are
Needed Sadly-open Next Week
with Carnegie Tech

Buckharuon. w. Va. April AUST
what Coach Albert KrushanN has nr
his sleeve rcGarGtnG his hurting '"'~e
for the Wesleyan baseball team 5 IL"
subject OF much speculation around
Methodist quarters NJ this time. Much
space has been filled with the c"a,A'>
probable selections for other POSITIONS,
but little mention has been made Of
the pitching staff for the simple reason
that the coach has had very i!ttIe :"
say regarding his hurlers.
In yesterdays practice KruShank had
Swisher. Nill!ard, Alexander and 'uriS~
hcav!ng the ball to Cebe loss, and fans
took great interest In watching the
quartet work. Swisher It has been
found. has had considerable cNTcri"nc"
Mt the pitching game. playing last sea-
son with prep School team IN Ohi"
and several wrIte-ups in the Akron Bca-
con Journal indicates that tn" former
Ruckhannon high lad may SNOW som"
fancy angles to the hurting parts OF
the diamond game. H!lliard Is big
six footcr who came to Wesleyan from
Beilefonte academy. and Ia n speed
demond. It MAJ he that this man lti'-
lard will become the Method - NJ.'""
Johnson Of West Virginia coll" -I"'"
baseball
Alexander also comes rrom Belle.
ronte academy. and look good ~ carly
practice. The former Sailor seems never
10 tire shooting his ugly slan's over the
plate. and seems 20 have lots o: steam
md hops on them. Curtiss Is "n old
Inner on the Wesleyan team and while
no has never performed exactly Src"-
taCularly for The Mcthodsts. he has
played with the Wesleyan crowd for
three years and Is dependable hur,cr.
Boyd Is Question
This explains the situation from tn"
Methodist mound standpoint. hu' just
how Krushank !s going TO use b".'iNsr
BOYD. oC Penn state fnOthaN. is aunthC:
question. Boyd has al kinds Of S'"qm
hut needs 10 have The plate wid"m"d L"
be accurate. However, he fields w"N
and at the bat keeps the folks on ne
outfeld fences worried Boyd may
,ause shift almost auywhcr" 10 the
lineup. except a. short. first ~ l"h'nd
tho hat. The Me'hodis's A." ;,kiu-
ADVANTAGE or the good weather. luh the
baseball bees are huzzlng an about The
Buckhanuun school town. A. zach
practice rond sized crowds MI the
hleachers ard watch the spirited ,i",'~
Erushauk IS putting IN" h"ec'1j'""s
through in preparation 'nr IT," "r"n1rc
game wl:h carnegie Tech. which wiz
he liayed neTn FRIDAY aud Sa:urG. }
April 14th and Eth.
According to hth'r.i' Director TohN
l.. FELTON,. another branch of atl'cr!cs
viii he opened m this summer win
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06

horet he has hung mp new r"!icS"
record Of II l's in
Clur& Is NOT 4 0nr.cycn' man hr az,
means. for the past two years has .""n"
him the .ndI, jdual point scorer IN ever
track meet hts college has entered. tie
runs III, century" III "a" seconds, lew
can show him their heels IN III" '""'
,wcniy event. and this baby throws q
mean discus tscc I!lustration).
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Conditions as Fsrt,ous

=, lc ,.r.r.ra0 ,r,gur coalitions
49, r,t.c ,nr:.,aS. New Ytrk has
p,r,- vrn =. about one Px-
.o,,,i,- Ca. .r,-,oodl.. red, zion. Bulle,
81 ,,o ma. ozark AZ any time Mos.
- ,i,o o.hcr- I..,c ,onii. The big dan
49, ,,,i,,. ~ ..,..,re. - EHrh |, viii
3, e.. p,hc 'l,iS am. ,his
H. ,. 3, 49,. .. >;,ro, isl Ma,
,..oi . .,s. ,c,. -rrra ,,f,5,
a.. ..,,,,...: -, ,t.h, m ,as, f,a ,.,r.
u ....,,,,cr oI .-.,rr no &C.
,,. q, INV. maven, W.
''.'',. =, ia, ho vii. ,,r.v Ioo emma.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-06
Ipd.!ianS Beat Minors

At les Moiu"S: l.. II =
Cleveland Americans ........ .
los Muire-. Western LEAGUE. 10 :
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
Verde Central Work
Progressing Rapidly


JEROME, Ariz., May 13.-Steady and
satisfactory progress is being made in
sinking at the Verde Central and the
new shaft is now a little better than
lou ieet below the 600 station. 1t is
probable that prosecuting will be be.
gun as soon as the Shaft goes down
another 40 or SO feet.
exploration at the tunnel to the west
Ios the contact is also going ahead ran.
idly and it is reported that the indica-
IONS tnere are more favorable than
SHOWN early in the week. The manage
ment declares that they are Interest
ing, but declines TO hazard any opin-
ION as to what may be discovered in
this section of the property.
Every possible speed is being made
~ tue installation of the new machin-
cry plant aud it will soon be in com.
plete operation with corresponding
speeding up of the devclopment-Vcr
de Copper News.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
"Guniting" Process Proves Worth
Here; Cement Will Take Place of
Iimbers nMuch Underground Work


"Guniting," or coating with cement,
has been proven an effective method
of protecting timbers from decay and
fire and has demonstrated it's useful
ness in making the timbering of drifts
in certain classes of ground unneces-
sary The process is now being en-
ployed in the Bisbee District with
much success.
The ::'guniting" process involves the
spraying of the section affected with
smooth cement, forced through a ce-
ment gun by compressed air. The en-
tire process is very similar to the
spraying of a fence with whitewash,
and Raay be said to have been based
on the theory OF save the surface and
you save all" as the paint and yarnish
advertisements advise.
The Anaconda has "gunited" sew
eral deep shafts on its property and
decidedly lessened the. fire hazard y
The two big pump stations of the
Calumet & Cochise' shaft of the Cop
per Queen Branch here-on the 800
and 1900 levels-hsve both been gun
tied" or sprayed with a coating of
cement about a quarter of an inch
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
CHANGES. IN STOPPING METHODS
ARE CONSIDERED AS RESULT OF
EXPERIMENTS WITH SMALL HOIST

ever, has been found to be limited
here to "slicing." 1t is good for load
ing where the entire train can be run
under the loading platform, where a
drift and cross-cut intersect, but will
be of little value at zone car spot"
AS the results OF experiments in
top slice" stopping it is probable that
changes will be made in plans for
stopping operations in the Sacramento
and Southwest. A second small
hoist has been ordered for the Sacra-
mento division and will probably be
put on within the next few weeks.
The form of scraper with which
tests have been conducted here was
designed for the Oliver Iron Company
and first used in its Pioneer mine at
Ely, Mimi. hoffman became interested
in the small hoist while visiting the
Ely mine last summer and was partic-
ularly impressed by its adaptability to
top slieing.''
One drawback to former hoists OF
similar construction was that they
we're pulled forward by compressed air
but had to be dragged back by man
power This difficulty was overcome
by the addition of second drum for
the return
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
ACTIVE DEMAND
FOR RED NE tai
France Biggest Buyer, With
Increased Inquiries From
Britain and Germany

NEW YORK, May 13-The market
for steel is active and firm, with an
upward tendency Domestic demand
is broadening and Japan has placed or
ders for rails. The fuel situation is
not acute, but menacing, and sellers
are cautious. Pig iron is strong and
higher, with the demand active.
The demand for copper has con-
tinued fairly active both for domestic
consumption an dexport A better in
quiry from Great Britain has followed
the recent firmerruling OF London. but
France is said to have been the best
foreign buyer recently. An increased
inquiry has been received from Ger
many this week, and moderate sales
of casting and electrolytic had been
reported to the Far East. The domcs-
tic buying is believed TO be based on
an improved demand for products. No
electrOlytic is now reported i'm the
market below 1876 delivered New
York. and some producers are asking
13Hc for forward shipment.
Tin shows dragging tendency. Buv-
ers appear well supplied and the de-
cline has failed to stimulate their in
terest.
Lead still is scarce and firm. owing
partly TO labor troubles in the leading
refinery. Consumption is reported on
large scale but buyers aer' less dis
posed to book ia rahead. A moderate
demand has been reported for zinc,
and prices have been steadily main
tanned except for some shading OF late
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
Dayis-Daly Resumes
Copper Production

BOSTON, May -15.-,Directors of tho
llavis-Daly Copper Co. at meeting
last week decided to resume copper
productions at the Colorado property
last November.
The question of new smclter con.
'tract has not yet been settled. II is
understood that it will go to either
East Butte or Anaconda. East Butte
formerly handled Dayis-Daly's ore. If
ei'ner oil these two companies receive
a cash settlement on its ores direct
from the smelter.
In the last quarter of 1921, covering
"a period OF about seven weeks when
the Colorado niue was operations the
company produced 1,O26.67S pounds OF
copper. compared with 2.076 900
pounds in the third quarter aud .Sa2.-
900 pounds in tue second quarter of
last year, besides substantial silver
yields.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
New York Visitor
lnspects Property,
Near Dos Cabezas

s. N. Kemp. editor of the Copper
Review, a New York publication dc
voted to a digest of the copper indus
Try has returned to New York after
an inspection of the property of the
Central Copper Company, near Dos
CabeZas.
Kemp. according to the Arizona
range News, publisher at Wilcox, was
pleased with the progress made nv, The
company.
While | had understood recent de-
velopment underground had been pro.
ductive of very satisfactory results in
point of ore discoveries" Kemp was
quoted by the ange news, 81 must ad.
NIT that was agreeably surprised to
lihd everything in this respect better
IMAM | had anticipated. Not only is
tne ore that has been opened recently
OF good commercial grade. but in sew
eral instances found where ore had
peen encountered that was considera-
oly above the average grade.p
Bisbee daily review., 1922-05-14
VERDE
MINE, SHELTER
WILL REOPEN
Plans Said to Call For Pro-
duction ,of Between Five
and Seven Million Lbs.

JEROME, Ariz.,. May 13.-The Uni
ted Verde mine and smelter are to be
reopened as soon as the necessary pre-
liminaries- can be attended to, crews
assembled and other details of resump.
ton got out OF the way.
This good news was made public
during the week BY Managing Director
Charles W. Clark and General Mana
ger Robert Z. Tally. 80.
Following closely on the. announce.
ment made by Clark earlier in the
week that it would be several months
before active operations could be re-
sumed, the glad news lifted pail from
the camp and as the tidings we're
spread, TIE old Jerome spirit of bnov-
ancy and confidence was restored ike
magic.
The exact extent Of the new produc-
tion can not be stated at this tine.
but it is known that the plans call for,
a production OF between 5000 900 and
o'VVV,OUO pounds per month, and this
means the immediate employment of
several hundred additional men at
NINE and. smelter Clark and Tally.
lett Tor Phoenix Immediately after
making the announcement, and the
complete details OF operation can not
be learned until their return. Ms
In any case, the Billion Dollar Camp
IS off to fresh start and supreme
joy reigns.
Steam Shovel Work
The reopening OF the mine and
smelter will in no wise affect the
progress of the steam shovel work or
the large program Of new construc-
ton the company has under way. II
is probable that when all ten forces
are summed up-mine, shelter. steam,
and construction crews, there
will be almost as many men on the
payroll as during periods of normal
operation. .