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New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Passenger Ships Due
Dee noday

carna (pt). Curacao Dec Z: 20 Funch.
Edye Co with pass, malls and mdse; is
expected to dock at Pier ~. B'kiyn.
Panama, criJtobal Dec ?: 20 Panama
r Line with 81 pass malls and mdas: ls
expected 10 dock forenoon AZ Pier 81. y n
West 3lth ETY..
crofton Hall. Barbados Dec 4; TO Norton.
Idily with pass. mails and mdSe; Is eI-
Monterey. Vera Cruz Dec via Havana
Dec 10, 20 Ward Line: is expected 90 dock
late to-day or early Sunday AZ Pier is.
B'klyn
Due sunday
Ryndsn lDtl Rotterdam via Plymouth
Dec 7. 20 Holland-AmericA Ilne with &C
FIRST, 1so second and z7s third class pass.
mails and mdse. was $40 miles east Of
Ambrose AZ noon Thursday: - expected 10
dock Sunday Al 9th 81. Hoboken
Antonia (Br). Southampton Dec 6; 70
conard Line with ,zs cabin and iTs third
class pass. mails and mdse; 10 expected to
dock late to-day or forenoon Sunday al
Tolos (Br5. Port Llfnos Dee 10. Havana
IL: 10 united Fruit Co With pass. malls
and mdre; is expected 20 dock afternoon
At Pier Is. Z (afaiden LAne).
Ocean s s Co with pass and mdse: is ex-
pectsd 70 deck forenoon AZ Pier 81, n
(Jans stl.
Due Monday
Baltic (Br). Liverpool Dec ?, Queens
9s Gwn .onS 60 %ss sss ss ssF ,s ha' es s:h y,
mails and rndse; 1880 miles east Of Am
hross , m Thursday; n expected 20
reach Ambrose at noon Monday and dock
about m a. Pier tr. y Y WEST lld 80
Porto Rico. san Juan Dec -. 20 Y a
Porto Rico Line with 70 pass. malls and
mdse; is expected 20 dock forenoon az
Pier 50. B'kiyn.
santa LuisG. Valparaiso Nov a. Iquique
Z. 10 W Grace a Co with - pasa malls
aud rndse IL expected 20 deck forenoon
at Pier 81. B'klyn-
Fort Victoria fBrl. bermuda Dec is; 70
Furneaa Witty with pass malls and
n,dee. IL expected 20 dock forenoon az
Pier s. n r west sBth st).
roiivar. Kingston Dec ~. 20 Clyde Line
with pasn. malls and mdse; IL expected
20 dock forenoon a. Pier -. y r.
Doe Tuesday
Olympic (Br). s5uthamptoa via Cher
bosrs bee 49, 20 Whiss sthr Line With
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port AGsneJ'
T0ni''' Stockholm NOV SO so stray Corr
Janus Malaga, Nov 20. Three star Ian,
Jethou. RIO ds Janeiro. Nov .. Kerr Line
osss. Malta. Nov H., Export 20 20
Baunocx, Clyde Nov z5 Baltimore 20
Ieris, huolva, Nov - Algeria Amer blne
Oakwln. Cape Town. nov S..l nav 70
sabotaWan. Alexandria. Nov IL.
psrbadian, London. Nov - Atlantic Trans
Missirrippi London, Dec i.Atiantie Trans
MarenEo. HUI Nov - Eierman "lissa i,i
Michigan. Antwerp Nov 30. .Atlsntie Tran
Montana. Colon Dec T.. Lues enbach Lane
Kristianiaf3ord, Leith, Nov iS-
Cspuiin. Leith. Dec 49,. Export = 20
Mexican. Hamburg. Nov ~. United Amer
Barber Line
Ensisy City. crisiobal Dec t.NSrten. Lily
Maria Seville. Nov H.. .Pheipf bfV'
Due Tomorrow
Anime Range. Lcith. Dec 2. Iurnesa. Nlthy
ArguE, Antwerp. Dec b.. Black DIAMOND
Munaires. crisiohAi. Dec 7. Mnnson Linss ines
Bacoi. Colon. Dec ......ss'sh Il nttees
III Dia. Galveston. Dec H.. 80 Faolye
sranafno. san Juan. Dec II. Atlantlc fIuls
Eirnsport Rotterdam. Dec 2. BIZ Dlamoha
Crisheld, Falmouth. Nov 2s.Blaek Diamond
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16

that any amount passing unde, 4.
the resldaary legatees e not 49,.
against her. -@''l
The state collected a tra..,..
amounting % t37l ,367 from ~. I,
estate In the trust created a. a. y
father and the country bom. ,.
Miss Delamar. 'eH
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Marine Reports
Winds At Sea

Winds at Sea
East ouif Moderate. mostly northeast
and east: overcast. probably local rams
over north portion.
West 0uf--Aoderate u ffeah norm aho
northeast: partly overcast
caribbcan Sea and Windward Passage-
Moderate 20 freah northeast partly over
cast. probably local rains hetuloeI.
North Of Sandy Hook-ffean hoI'""'ee
and west partly oyefcast4 -. -.
sandy Hook 10 Hatteras - Frehh hortn
and northeast. overcast. ..... A..
u u.ftesss 40 Florida etrahs- Moderate 20
49, eoufh and southwest becoming norm
sriy ever north portioh. overcast probably
iornf rafua
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Fire Record

LOSS
i:ss-lft HUDSON st.; Joe TIona
Unknown
sio-ifs W. asa st.: strand lunch
unknown
s,so-Avenue c: Katie solomon. Trining
io:is-4s \. 1870 81; Aary Gibson;
a,eo-Franknn and washington sts;
IN ar. street car....s.... Cnknown
lIag-3e61 Ist av.. auto; Henry
etfo-sid 81 and coiumbus ev.: ID
nv. II sssfsssssffs. .sssss No"r
lftB--i1ie Prospect sy.. the BronI.
g,2o-iog y. iitth a.. unknoHn Unknown
e.te-WeifAss Island; Women's work
s.4o-iss hS'i :. i,sth H., c. csTodl.si..
Unknown
1850 ". asts st.; Rossman Bros
slight
s:ao-se W. ii.ih s,: David PAkOs::
ssss-rn front Of ssI chsrrT 81. b.f.
Fel Of oil .........s.ss.ssIh sIhAhe"h
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
City Island

Bound south-seh Marguerite n Wenyss
Georgetown. 5 c. for New York. 20 Crowell
4 Thurlow; ctr Delaware. Boston for New
York.
, Bound Esst-Seh Cleaner. New York for
Nantucket: sch Maud Gaskill fBrl, Edge
water for Nova Scotia. anchored Hannah
II. New York for Greenpoint: tugs Spartan.
with 4 barges Jupiter. with ] barge Di-
rector. with ] barge; James heWilliams.
with bArges str Florida. with 4 barge
New York for SpeneeT's Island.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Oil Prices Advanced

MEXIA, Tex. Dec. l5.-Ths Hgms.
and Magnolia OIL companies to-day al.
yanced the price Of aexia and currs
crude 10 cents a barrel. nesting "A,
advance posted yesterday By the Ten,
Company. The new prices are hsrs
sf.35 a barrel; Currie, $40.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Departures

ST LOUIS DU RHoSE. Dec s-Giaseow
Maru tJapl. PHILADELPHIA
GIBRALTAR. Dec t-KlnE Edward
tBfl. Nrom Gcnoa1. Hampton Roads
GENOA, Dec s-8ori fitail. New Or
iearn
TNTiCoRN, Dec il-Clty Of bombay
tBr). tfrom colombol. New York
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Dangers to Navigation

(By T. s. Hydographlc OniceD
North Atlantic Oeean--.Along the Oyersfa
Hodtcs
The following distractions were reported
Nov a. lat 80 a. Ion - 1c. large rusty
nun buoy. marine growth. Sapinero. Nov
~. lat IS 80. lon - %, can buoy, shaekle
in top-StonewaiL
North Paelne Ocean
The following obstruction was reported
Dec =. lat 30 a. ~ lon iN 10 W. drifting
log about 10 n long. II In diameter
Makawell (ss) Johansen.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Foreign Ports
lnV NALL

ST JOHNS. n N, Dec s.--Arrived: schr
Ia Berge (Br). sydney via Trepassy for
Twlilinsats. Sailed 5th Sehr Hazel Trs-
hey tDr), Mediterranean; nth, Canadian
HILiFAx. Dec II - Sailed; Yietoiita
fDrl TeKaa city
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Shipowners Delay Meeting

The meeting Of the executive com
nittee Of the American Steamship
Owners Association, which was sehed-
uled 20 be held yesterday. was post
poned until next WEDNESDAY, due 70 the
absence Of President II. H. Raymond.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-16
Outgoing Steamships
NOTE information win be foun'
on Travel Pare. eighth column
sail To-day

v.,.sl Port. Sail Ptsr
Ma stestlv, Southampton. 10 An. %. n X
0aasterdljk Rotterdam, II AN,
e. B'kiyn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Sc PROHIBITION
DIRECTORS IN A
REORGANIZATION
Field Forces Soon to
Be Completed. Says
Haynes

W,sWNGTON FcH fS ra.r-
earll. ION of .nr a1r.r.l ur.HU.-
uau f,lI forces .a expected .. boz
completed soon with Total ul aa
federal prob hitou directors com
missioner liagurs auuouu,. falas.
the yummfr-Inu'r said De- director
would lu appointed tDr the canal
gone round ug uuf fhr total The
MIlls-rumuhsl Het y,fc1dsl fue
nation prohibition vufurcom' ut
area To- both thr canal zone and tho
lrrln ls,nudl
Mr. Haynes uld hr would not
luuninf federal director for fha
N.rrIu Islands hUt bad IHafrl .t,d
NaIaro o. llr4Uuoru federal proc
h.IIluu % rec Ur ftr Porto lIUH fo
t..urnr Jurisdiction over f'e tore
u.rI luuirU Islands
a shlurr WU lr made n Ihr
dictatorship n South Dakota nu
Nf.rh d. w.rr Director Una"
IcHr.0r complete f.s service. fH.
.HrIm .Huer u.d |rH uHIIrE ih..
I..r .ur I.lr.uH wH"IH N'
rro1e1 hy a. n.wn"r u| fnc SauIh
plt1t1 enforcement. f.r."a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
JAILER
VICTIM OF ATTACK
BY UNKNOWN MEN
Candelaria Castellano
Badly Beaten in Jail
Yard; Assailants Es-
cape.
tsprciai to Thc Hcruidl

LAS VEG A- 80 F'H
Two strange mon HHl1nd Sigh.
JhIlsr CandsIHru Cu-fvilHnu tH he
stepped from tn. front door of tho
county iH af .rluDk rhla morn
ine gtgrsd him and draEgui him
into fhs rear yard whore they
heat him with a. club and Htr ompI
od fu uU hm with kn.f,
Carteilnuo manaEr1 20 set his
hand free and drew bis revolver
when fhs msn nan % is believed
fht urn nFY have been trying f'
rr.eus SOME prisoners loo .hc SAID
Ur 'o wrsHk personal vengeance
un the TALLER 4 number uf sIs
poets picked up lu sCour4nc the
town fUr fhe inrrnilurN 1psrHtlng
hrrs have been iu the san
t'l=ftIlano aHIi shat t is thH
sIr.a o.. Nra scare tu poe
fg0l tho outside Ct tho al al In
rsr,aIs during the night Tho men
were Anglo.Aw-ricanH ne De.
ItNU1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
$25, 900 Fire in
Stockyards at
Kansas City

KANSAS CITY kan Feb. is
Officials today are iuTurctiug tho
ruins OF ..rctch OF pDHa in the
stock yards district harc which
was DESTROYED uy O. poc,uculm
fire last night
For q limo the fllmrs ihrent-
enod tu spread 10 tl,e central pHrt
~ the district. huI high wind
which prevailed died doWl about
two hours after tho fire started
and the flames were soon placed
undcr control,
Several hundred hcnd 81 sheep
ana hogs were burned nnd about
1.ao0 sheep. hoEs ana cattle were
taken out safely. EfimatC- place
the loss a. approximately G25.0n0.
Officials u the stock yards eum-
pnuy said the fire would not in
tcrforc with operations,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Miss Mccormick
Is Silent on Her
Reported Engagement

tHit. AGO EDh ia No sfntFa
nr1f r.eardug puhushr' reports
'hfi 90. iH sugarri to wafrS Mu
I'.pr Eur.l. eH fTsrlHus. ridiuE
master was forthcoming today
from Miss Nathude Mccormick.
lf-Ncnr-old daughter of Harold I.
Mr'oruirk ana Frnnddaur of
John H UocN rfnllDr Miss No
Cormlsk was said 90 Boz awaiting
the arrival today from Now York
nf h.r father before having any
thing Goo say
There o. no statement said
Mise lYoiH GLADYS Pmihrick. Mr.
Mccormick secretary Miss
'HfN1He hss uof hinr fn eav unih
her father arrives. Bui she hopes
that Miss Muriel won come with
her father--she says Muriel will
raise old cain
Miss Phlirrick yesterday said
Miss Niihiide and Miss julia
Maupuld. who formerly wac cHcr y
hnnht nepe~ ana WIN 20 me 20
America with Miss McCorfnick.
plnn 90 return 10 Swtaerland early
in the spring thins they nave
arranged for passage In May
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Girl, l3, Licensed
AS a Minister

TULSA. Okla. Fph. Is A la-
soar-old girl was AMONG seven
persons granted license 90
preach the gospel hy the North
eastern oklahoma Conference ~
tho Methodist church here yestor-
dow sho is Niss tuN Emery of
MiHmi OKLA who began prsH, m -
ing last summer in the miniug
district nsar hoe home She is in
tho seventh grade 90 school and
says hrr ambition ls Co become 20
foreign missionary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
SAFETY FIRST!

4 Herald Free Travel
Accident Insurance policy
doesn : prevent accio ats
bui having one in your pos
s,,s.on means safety first
for yoer family. IN cas-
you re an accident y tim
and a sure income for you.
while you re recovering.
Read the conditions and
ben .iis of thi, policy IN
today s paper. u Is free
feature Of Herald service
10 lis readers u costs abb
spluirly not one cent more
than the regulnr suhserip
tion price II is available
for old subscr tcrS aud
new. on the same terms
which are simply that the
subscription be- paid n ad
vance, by the week, month
or year.
But il is necessary 20 be
registered 20 get insurane .
Send in your registration
tlank today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
WAR
I. IN FLORIDA
TOWN FEARED
Sheriff Asks Aid After
a Series of
Crimes

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Feb.
= The sheriff If BsSe.r
ounty appealed to Duvall
.ounty authorize fer help in
oping with a situation at Mae
leny. 30 m les west of here.
hich he said threatens 10 de
telop into civil warfare as the
Elimination Of the shooting
Aere this morning of Jake
y Wilmington, ,hc kidnap ny last
Seek Of u man named Robin
0n. ani IT,. recent mysterious
,,appearance of r. Il flendcr-
IN. former banker and wealthy
wal stores operator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Villa Asks TO
Lead Force Against
Gen. Hernandez

NENIGp CITY. Trh rs tIN
tho Associated prossl FranrI..'
Vita. former bandit chief NHs
tekcd permission to lead hs rNh
tsslust Con RomUo Hcru1ndr
who wa rrror' cd several daNH $3.50
iu reneiion "a the state of en-.
hunhua,
racA In 1914 Hernandez wa-
villas trusted aide. hut ne went
over 20 Cagrauzh when villa tna
be latter split
Nf''a row secs n chance fn pay
OF the Old score and his cmI--ir'
-eid te have arrived ln thr capt.
.'al yesterday TO obtain the nauEn-
mont Tor his chief
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Bonomi Cabinet
Falls in Italy

ROME Feb IS During the
debate 100 The chamber ~ deputies
which resulted in defeat 81 tho
uounml cabinet the premier
made statement concerning
Iinys relations with RUSSIA No
danger. he said could result from
busin's .iclunfiou lu the
economic az Gcuon. and iu any
-1so resumption 81 ltuN's rru
lions with that country was lH ac.
rordance with the policy uariil
nout had recommended 20 tho
government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Oil w ell May
Be Drilled on
University Campus

o. AIINN CITY Dta Fu.
fs A practical domunstraUuu ..
HH lrHluF of Hu o.l woil uHf n'
made soon fur rfbHouts ut Il, IH.
.rfy 90 oklahoma. nt norman.
NrUsrs who have just cuwn'u
..H foot water wsll on Ihy un
,rsIty campus reported thn' a'
HN irrt They strucH H ruIH.
mount af ul w % conadrrHhI"
as. according Co George . tHr.
i-mau ct tho state board af mr.
fairs
Tho g1s came Co the surface NJ
Hr wei despite the pressure "
ne water above Mr. CLARK l.i
no driilrrs reported.
20 fs understood thnt group H.
ii7ous W. sos perm ssiuu ia
Uu' tssJ well near fho water
huft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
LANDS ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION AS FEDERAL JUDGE
Republicans Delay Selection
OfState Chairman; Gov. Mechem
ASSaiIs Would-Be Reforners

llI'h fIIlf n supreme rI lfi room.
Governor NeChrm sHId tho nrcnd.
Hr,e dIl NOT .NluCc ans lack uf
.nf,I, ur fha part ur mo rarIb-
laIu- Hul d.I uuf support thr
HuHrup mIdu ut 'Fumt tuHt the
party was going on th' rpcH~
NHrs thun or" hundred mrmucrs
tf th" Ifl were present ur repre-
scented Hf PROXY
ClnfIuuir. Governor Mochou
.aIU if wa apparent tuc par
800 nH.r.frt U- fAhtng spirit
Tusr. hls hDHu a pr"Ht druh ul
tIlk uf INVESTIGATING this. thut and
Nt u.rfr .n.u- Do, -H.u % want
.l Nb W. w-i.Hu" Investigation.
Iir ,d icd t.i. admiui~trniion wa
wiiiing tn lHuL WIN confidence 10
The Ncrdit 81 tho states voter
W 'I,,i ilsN W,tr informed a. 20 tlt'
'C.pt- ~ dies actually exist AMI
~ ~ ,itrN rNi-t iu the heated
imagination uf -.U.1 uf our Nuuht-
hr rricrnrrs.
we wilt defend car record
NhyI thee fImr cumpr ho uli. rr-
f,rrlrf tp tho high tuN rates nud
added thyf Sew NoAlrt.s rates
IYr."d fr i'hIud those nt u-t'r
states.
Parry Aohirscmcnts
'Ih, republican parry uaH bad
control Df tH. l"s.-.tur. f1r moro
cham twenty years N. alII 'li.t
r.-ulu .bI, f.I .u. Hfta elIua-
fuuBI system auI foe fhHf system
.. UHs uH IuHI.E..a r. Hffsr Ie
.d .n. "H. u.lH H. Nl-h h4t
Boo H,Ur..I I wH. fI. justified
hr tHr r'euir- obtained Dog the
.N".Iu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
leamer Adrift
With Crew of 40;
! Short of Food

.3OSTON, Mnss Feb Is O. The
VI guard cutter Tampa re-.
lted today that she had come
with the drifting shipping
rd steamer West CarnifnN at q
'nt about SOC MES southeast ~
\ Nantucket light ship How
r. she had failed IN efforts 60
a line aboard the driftsr.
he west CHrnifGX, bound from
terdam 30 Galveston In
s-ages Intercepted earlier In
week. said her fuel ana fnnd
|,piies were exhausted. she
|rles a crew of 20 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
bee Planted in
fAtlanta Park in
\ McKinley's Memory

TI.ANTA. Ga. Feb. iS.-A
was planted In Piedmont
|k today in memory Of the lat"
4sident William Mckinley. VIII ,
4, speech delivered here shorty
Ar the Spanlsh-Amerlcnn war
|,pcntcd that the government
H. an the care Of graves Of con
|irate soldiers.
,,iiliam Dawes Mckinley slX
II old son OF Colonel James y
Hsininy. nephew of the pres.
llt. and now stationed At Fort
|'herson. dedicated the tree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

ROSWELL. y NJ. Feb Is
plans for the organization of re-
baseball team her" There is some
talk of hnillating the Koswrll club
with the West Tos1s baseball
league.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
Progressive Party
For Nebraska

TECTMsEH Neh Fob iS--
Representative of new political
party in Nebraska. known a. the
Progressive party wore here to-
dav 90 nerfert their organization
IN the first Nebraska COMPRESSION
al list A convention for this pur-
pose will be held tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

- =
y or~t ure 65
lowest tempern
ture 80, daily
range tcnnpcra b
'ure 90 mean
daily teunern
'ure So relative
humidity 6 . m
10, relative hu-
mildly 9 A. M
~. precipitation
none max We
loclty uf wind
miles per hour,
9f uFsNulllUw di-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

This is a facsim le of the II
love you" letter written on
stationery o. Mary n les
Minter, movie star, and found
among the efects o. William
D. Taylor, murdered movie
director. Below is q new pic
ture Of Mis- Minter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
F,lrcc.st For N,st Week.

a = ~ y q II q n, FOB, Is
|ther predictions Of thc week
hninR Monday are
|,cky Mountain and plateau
|,nr Considerable cioudiness
1 occasional SHOWS ana rains.
/ Inal temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

On south. character of day
|iy cloudy.
state Weather,
" Mexico; Fair tonight and
bay No change Ia tempera-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

MARY PlcKFogn
t,ll girls ail about those frooks
lhe first Mary plckfurd
stgiea for Girls article aprenrs
ln Tho Herald Monday There
will hr six articles IN an
Keen up with Dnme Fashion
~ reading what Mary has 60
say.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

b 10 Mours Endlns 2 4. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
WANT ADS

NFor Sundays Herald ar, received unt
: p. m. tonight
Phone 3lJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18

IDLE HoURs-Thc Sunday newspaper
reader has enough time 20 consider well
your offcrs to buy and sell Treat with
him 10y inserting Want-A in tomor.
row : Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1922-09-22
Good SIDE LINE
Lucky Junk Dealer TumbIed Into
Small Fortune.
negligence Of Authorities Of Great
Copper Mine Gave Him His op.
portunity, and He Took II.

The letters you have been printinp
'pout gold seekers in the Far West re-
call the following incident of copper
mining in Montana, writes CORE
spondent of the New York Herald.
Day after day about 20 years ago a
rickety old open wagon, drawn by
has-been horse, used to venture out
from Anaconda and garner rags, bot
ties, sacks and old iron. One day,
on its return to town, a hind wheel
Wabbled off as the vehicle was cross
ing culvert, and wheel and load slid
down into greenish-looking little riv-
ulet that passed under the culvert.
The junk dealer recovered the wheel
and drove on sadly into Ana
conda. But, being thrifty, he went
back one day to salvage the old iron,
perhaps a whole dollars worth. This
he fished out of the little stream.
He found that every horseshoe.
every stove lid, every old broken tool
that he clawed out of the shallow
water was thickly coated with copper.
He kept his mouth shut and in town
he melted off that pure copper, for
the greenish stream was an outflow
of waste water from the great Ana
conda smelter, where copper was
melted out of the rocky ore of that re-
gion.
Regularly, long after nightfall, the
junk dealer used to go out on that
road with load of old iron and dump
it into the greenish stream on this or
that side of the culvert and fish out a
load earlier deposited.
The copper company detectives be-
gan reporting mysterious high-grade
shipments of pure copper from Ana
conda, but no direct thefts could be
discovered. Not an employee could
be caught red-handed. Finally the
junk dealers nocturnal trips came
under suspicion and he was watched
and his secret discovered, but not be-
fore he had realized total of about
$4,000 in melting off pure copper
from the deposits on his loads of junk
iron. The company sought to enjoin
him, sought to recover the values he
had secured, but the court held that
it was waste water in a public high
way, and the lucky junk dealer was
well within his rights.
And the lesson was worth more than
the lost value to the copper company,
for it resulted in catchment dam be-
ing built inside the company's fence.
where scrap iron was used to recover
copper values that long before had
been running to waste. Accidents
sometimes happen!
The Ordway new era., 1922-09-22
War on Insects.

The indications are that great bat
tie is to be waged soon betw cen man.
kind and the insect army. There is
nothing which has a greater potential
ity for destruction than insects. There
are 5,0OO.OOO different kinds of insects
and nearly all of them are bent in the
line of destroying food and other mate
rails of value to man. They cause ten
times more damage than fire, and ac-
cording to the Department of Agricul-
ture, the annual tax imposed by insects
is greater than prewar expenditures of
the United States. The Hessian fly
destroys from 10 to 80 per cent of the
grain sowings amounting to $75.OOO,-
600. The Mexican chinch bug eats up
S3,OOO,OOO worth of corn In this coun-
try and some worms are responsible
for damage to corn amounting to three
times that sum. The annual cotton
loss is Ss5,OO0,OOO and the damage to
live stock is considerable. The pecu-
liar feature of this is that although
man has for years been studying the
insects with the thought of preventing
their ravages, their inroads are con-
stantly increasing.
The Ordway new era., 1922-09-22
A FEELING OF SECURITY

You naturally feel secure when you
know that the medicine you are about to
take is absolutely pure and contains no
harmful or habit producing drugs.
Such medicine is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, kidney, liver and bladder remedy
The same standard of purity, strength
and excellence is maintained in every bot
tie of Swamp-Root.
1t is scientifically compounded from
vegetable herbs.
1t is not stimulant and is taken in
teaspoonful doses.
1t is not recommended for everything.
1t is natures great helper in relieving
and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder
troubles.
A sworn statement of purity is with
every bottle of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root.
If you need medicine, you should
have the best On sale at all drug stores
in bottles of two sizes, medium and large.
However, if you wish first to try this
great preparation send ten cents to DIR.
Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, n. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure
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