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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-07
TRAIN and MAIL SCHEDULES
WEsrRouNp TRAINS

WESTBOUND TRAINS No. l2:4O A. M. (MaiD
 1858 A. M. LimitedD
 21 Arrives 7::45, departs s:1S
 s:s5 P. R' M.
 g 5:12 P. M. (MaiD
 EAsTBoUND TRAInH No. 1925 P. M.
 22 5:3O A. M.
 10 Arrives 11:1o, departs rf:45-
 A. M. (MaiD
 $40 P. M. (Mail(
 11:00 P. M. CLimited3
 CAPTAIN STAGE Leaves Kingman every morning sa Arrives at Oatman 10:00 A. M. Leaves Oatman daily P. M. Arrives kingman 4:30 P. M. tMakinE connections with Santa Fe train. No. 3.
 CHLORIDE TRAIN Leaves Kingman Saturdays at 9:10 A. Arrives from Chloride 1:15 P. M.
 MAILs-wESTB0U For No. g mail closes at 4:30 P. M.. For No. z mail closes 6:45 P. M.
 MAILsEEAsTBoUND For No 10 Mail closes 10:45 A. NJ. For No. 2 mail closes 6:45 P. M.
 ORPHAN MAIL Mail stage leaves for Oatman betweeEs 6 and A. M. daily Mail leaves Oatman for KingmAn h P. M. arriving at Kingman not AteD than P. M.
 CHLORIDE MAIL Tuesdays and Thursdays msaif sfoses' at l2::30 P. M Saturdays mail closes at S:3S A. N.
 SANDY MAIL Mail truck leaves for the Sandy at s A M. on Mondays and Thursdays. MaiA must be in the postoffice the atterroOns of the day before. Mail arrives from the Sandy Tuesdays and Fridays.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-07

The distances to power using sec tions of the state show that Boulder Canyon is as close in to all our needs as Glen Canyon, and that it is 24O miles nearer the large power con- sumption of the Pacific Coast, which in these days of power transmission is of wonderful importance. We quote below the distances from the two pro-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1922-07-07

The average pay of 10000 clergy men in this country is $15.54 a week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
FOR SALE

Six rooms. square house. mod
crn, garage, Navarro Pl 100000
six rooms. extra well built. all
oak trim and floors, fun
basement large l0t. north
side. Easy payments 5000. 10000
Siven rooms. modern. East
side. near Mishawaka Ave
Garage. fun lot, easy pay
ments .----...---- ....--- 4,lO6Vb
Five rooms. strictly modern.
new bungalow. oak floors.
laundry i'm basement. Gar
land furnace fun lot, Ma
varre Pr. $4,000 down. price 10000
Five room bungalow. modern.
and garage northwest. full
lot. large living room. ful!
porch $4,000 down, price $4,000
Seven rooms. KcnwoOd Az.
gas. water. good lot house
in good condition. price
100000; small cash pay
ment.
vOIGT & BRADFORD
col Citizens Bank Bldg. I. 5l1t
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
TWO STORY NEW. seven rooms fun
basement hardwood floors. modern.
three closets reasonable terms, east
side.
TWO STORY. East Bowman near Miami
six rooms. three bedrooms. four clos
cts. hardwood floors. oak trim mod
ern, priced right and terms.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION on some
and not more than 80 days on any Of
the above: we have other properties
See us for vacant lots or anything YOU
want
JOLLY & SMITH
2o5 S Main. Ph Lin 6696
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
SUCCESS POlNLER
Seeing Opportunities

Everything opportunity for it lies altogether in the
seeing and the taking That old story about waiting for
opportunity knock at the door doesn't apply
who go out in the street meet her.
Life is game Of chance. A man can make the
opportunities he needs and brand them his own-he
master through his mentality
If does not make his opportunities for himself
who does9 Judgment decision and precision the
three steps that take him in the right direction.
Overlook little opportunities and the tide in your az
fairs will in case lead you to fortune
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

MAKE SOME EXTRA MONEY by sell
ing our Child Accidental Death policy
PAYS from 500 90 500 Premium e
Per year Sold in Illinois Indiana and
Michigan. Thousands % children are
killed every year a good solicitor can
sell 10 each day Home Accident &
Health Insurance Co. south Bend. Ind
We WILL train you n not afraid 20
work and willing % learn experience
unnecessary salary and commission
Apply between and =. M, $40 Farm
. ers Trust Bldg
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
Wanted-To Rent

""heSN ~ AASh1 o.
TWO ROOMS wanted for light house
keeping. by couple with three yCar-old
child Address News Times. Box 65.
8 OR UNFINISHED ROOMS or small
house. at once. by responsible couple
No children. Box IS, News Times.
FIVE OR SIN ROOM strictly modern
house or bungalow wanted by respon-
siblc party. No children. Address
News Times Box No. Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

is often caused by tho amoUIt Of
white space used. This ad is in
serted in style No. .. An ad-taker
will be pleased 20 assist YOU with
your classified ad Make sure YOU
tell the ad-taker to put the al In
style No. 8.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
MERCHANDISE

Articles For sale 81
ELECTRIC RESTAURANT sign. com
bination coffee urn. display ice box
Washington Restaurant and Cafeteria
FOR SALE-2 pipeless hot air furnaces (.
sacrifice az cost; Sis each -. X.
Plumbing & Heating Co. 3ls =. Chaplin
So Phone I.-G676
FOR SALE-A - r. awning and frame
that was used only q short time Come
quick IN you want "a bargain. Heller's.
l16 $. Michigan o.
FOR SALE-Reeds Boz pound bundles or
larger sizes from NO and up. l.. T.
~u Hubbard ave. E'kharf lud
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

BARGAIN II sold al once, 5-room house
on Haley St, Sl.700 easy payments
Paul r. Maxwell 2114 Bertrand St
EAST SIDE BARGAINS
Will scarifice dandy six room and
hath. basement. laundry
chutes. stool in basement. com
plete bath upstairs garage For
Modern, five rooms and bath, Fun
basement. double garage, nice lot,
GARN BROS co
632 Farmers Trust Bldg
Main 2631 Res Main 800
BRICK AND STUCCO HOME = Fine
north location opposite Harter Heights.
Alley lot. double garage improvements
paid. Home has panelled living room
with fireplace. very complete kitchen
with buffers pantry Downstairs tot
Oct and lavatory. Upstairs. two large
bedrooms and sleeping porch Tile
bath Hardwood thr1ughOut
WILLIAM HAPp
Eraltur
COZ $ Main ST Phone Lincoln 1911
DTTCH COLONIAL home In Harter
Heights Brick and frame. brand new.
Has tile vestibule. large living room
with FIRE place sun parlor. Ample
dining room and Kitchen. large base
~vStem Upstairs three bed rooms and
bath Good Tot and CARA &C. Priced
sell
WILLIAM HAPP
Realtor
-07 :. Main ST. Phone Lincoln l5I1
FOR SALE-A new 8 room modern house
on Broadway Oak trim oak dOors,
down stairs. fun basement and laun-
dry. Telephone Main $50
SIX ROOM SE-Close 80: modern.
except furnace. new fixtures newly
decorated $500; $1,000 down. balance
SO monthly.
!. A. MCCULLOUGH
90 S. Mich. So Main 1856. Res L-751G
RESIDENCE property hy owner. close
in al 80 j12is r. Monroe. VIII sell
together or separately. Call Main 40
or 90 Z. Monroe.
FOR SALE-Attractive eight-room mod
erD residence in excellent condition.
Possession 80 DAYS. East front on :
Eddy ST All street improvements in
and paid. One north side car line near
watch factory. Garage Price 50. 500
50 300 cash, balance on terms abstract
furnished shown only By appoint
ALIENS COQUILLARD
4l5 ! ". :. Bldg
LINCOLN 1880. Res Main 3096
SEVEN ROOM modern home for sale
Close in G. L. Rulison, g. Farmers
Trust. Lincoln ll07.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
Lots For sale

RIVER PARK-N I7th s.. Lot No 81
l.. blocks north of north side car line
Gail 4o1 Pennsylvania Av- Phone "
.531f
FOR SALE-My acre lot in Jackson s
subdivision. 13ZX3nI. Price $500 Call
evenings or Sundays. SIS Laporte Av
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

BASEBALL UNIFORMS made to order.
Special discount for teams and clubs.
Berman's. l2G y Michigan.
GOLF OUTFIT COMPLETE = Driver.
mldiron maShie. putter, golf bag and
two golf balls, Sl34S Berman's 70
y Michigan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

Ii ACCEPT An AGENCY until you
pur proposition Write for free
is Parker Mfg GO Howe Ind
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
SUBURBAN HONE

rooms. frontage on Dixie High
wav GOO ieet running back 50 rods.
- timber Price. $500 CO. Pos
session ~ once. For Information
see Frank J. Anderson, G63 Far
mers Trust Lincoln 1853 Lin.
15jJ.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

4 dep0sir of 81 ON 8U mail orders 1ur-
discount ~ cash accompanies order for
two or more tires mo- checks. Write Dept.
80. 1f
CHICAGO GUARANTEED
TIRE co.
551 y. PAEKSIDE Az, CHICAGO Ill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
Wearing Apparel

CLOTHES - DO you need workin.
clothes Suits as low as 800, all sizes
and styles. Slavin. Do W. Washington.
KNOX SAILOR-Dark blue straw Never
worn. Reasonable price call 40 81.
). Franklin -.
SUITS $500 up Single coats as low as
81 CO. shoes S1un up pants Sl.J0 up
Slaviu -22 w Washington
Old CLOTHING AND SHOES-If you
want 60 buy or sell you'll get the best
results az Rosenbaum s. Ill W. Divis-
ion 81 Meia 3ll4 Res. Lin 52d.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
REAL BARGAINS
WHITCOMB s. KELLER

WHlItbMb 81 HELLER
East Broadway.
Tmmedia late possession can be given Of
n new broom bungalow complete with
first class plumbing Holland furnace.
Gas and electricity Solid oak floor go
the living and dining rooms. An at
tractive nome az an attractive price
Call " 400
Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
Musical Instruments

4hhcANeA AAAHAA W
FOR Remington upright piano.
oak finish looks like new: will sell
cheap if taken az once. Excellent con
ditiOn, terms 20 reliable parties. 1913
y. Carroll So
BARGAINS- in .SANOPHONES, -CLARI-
NETS. NTOLINS. CELLOS. BANJOS,
MANDOLINS. GUITARS. also every
thing in band and orchestra instru.
ments Cash or time Helps. 2l9 W.
jefferson blvd
NOTE PLAYER piano. sos: ike
new - rolls. bench and scarf j. NJ
Rose. 22S $ Michigan St Main 235.
THE HEART Of your pbcECgraph IS the
motor. Repairing on all makes
Cooper col +. Jefferson blvd. Lincoln
seeds. Plants. Fertilizers 63
COSSACk ALFALFA SEED-We arc eX-
teuSivC growers OF alfalfa aud want
direct outlet for our registered seed !;
supply limited. Write at once for
kota Development Assn, Blunt, South
FINEST Peach and Apple zoe Concord
grows List Free. VIII Hall, Hanni-
bal. No.
NURSERY STOCK-Let Us plan your
shruhbery, lawn ard garden. Many
years ~ experience. combined with
home grown stock enables Us 70 give
better results at lower prices. We have
at present a surplus Of Bridal Wreaths
Hydrangeas. Honeysuckle aud Hedges,
few - in. Norway and Silver Naples
Also rich black soil and well rotted
manure. Landscape Gardening Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01

modern house Price 100000. $4,000
down house VII be finished In about
three weeks s. " Robinson & Son.
Ia y Main ST, second aocr. Phone
Main 6S5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
AT SCHWARTz'S ONLY

AT SCHWARTZS ONLY.
Dav. Tables. $3.50: Kitchen Cabi-
nets S27JO; Walnut Fin. Dresser,
S27jO. Library Table, $50. 3 PC. Dav-
suite. $3.50. Brass Bed. $40 80: Pede-
stall $3.50: Administer Rug. 9x12. S31.j +:
3 Pes. sample Tapestry Suite, $40 90
42l - Chaplin ST. Phone Line 274J
Open Mon. Thurs. and sat Nights
VACUUM CLEANERS-W have just
taken over the agency for the Ameri-
can vacuum cleaner. Sold on weekly
payments Phone Main 1O7 for demon
stratiou and prices. =. u. Moran 4
Son 132 y Mirhigan st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
Sewing Machines. 59A

SEWING MACHINES at factory prices
plus freight and carriage. New Singer
66-5-drawer drop heads ....... $3.50
New Singer Portable Electrics. $500
makes from $500 up. guaranteed and
delivered We do repairing and sell
supplies for all makes Every one SAYS
we do the best hemstitching in the
city. Ask anyone that cares
SOUTH BEND HEMS1ITCRING SHOP
AND SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE
10 Z. Jefferson Blvd.
Iinro'n G2lN No Agents 10 Paw
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
AUTOMOBILES
Automobile Tires

Tl[RE8 TTlRE8
ALL CORD
600 MILE IAEANTEE
on can buy our special tires n
great saving boz
TIRE MILEAGE COST.
Every fire leaving our factory ronfl ms
only the best material and workmIush.V
Become one Of our steady and satisfied
customers by sending iu now for tha.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-01
Sell Classified Ad Way
REAL ESTATE For SALE
Houses For Sale

CLOSE IN-DanCy neiEhborhood. eos y
Gushing -. Nearly new small home
with rive rooms and bath Has oak
floors and trim. fireplace. large base
ment with laundry and fine furnace
An oreeflan+ huv
Arizona republican., 1922-06-23
The Business of Being Beautiful
BY DR.. FRANK CRANE
Copyright, 1921, by Frank Crane)

Lillian Russell has passed this world
Every who something something that
be any with any
yet something sbides in the
This intangible something this spiritual heritage is
important than material dispose Of by
his will
What Russell leave?
Her being beautiful No that
she beautiful
There the world and perhaps the
business beautiful important the business
constructing the
Slovakia.
Beauty something for which its
responsible talent for playing the violin,
ing fixing clocks
probably with the happiness the
world other thing.
Lillian Russell her beauty for the well
fare Of the world.
of spirit that with
beautiful she kindly sympathe,
cheerful, and courageous.
there flowers Of smiles and laughter
the mythical goddess passed
deciding question: What ls Worth While? sursy
ha. taken even little from the pile Of cheer
Surely sensns asreeableness foremost the
noraities.
troubled what all need is that liquor Of
aods called Joy which strengthens the life force
Every beautiful a high priestess Of humanity
the of beauty perhaps most fatefu
have climbed they have slaughtered
their house, because they
knowingly. But perhaps epitaph
that Arnold Bennett
cenna that could surey be applied
to Lillian Russell:
"She eheered all bit"
Arizona republican., 1922-06-23
Questions And
.AnsWers
Ripley

@. Is there bill before congress
for the establishment of the Jews in
PaIestine?--W. S. 3.
A. The following resolution has
been passed by the senate and re-
ferred to the committee on foreign
affairs in the house: Resolved by
the senate and house of representa-
tiyes of the United States of Amer
ica in congress assembled. That the
United States of America favors the
establishment in Palestine Of the ma
tional homo for the Jewish people. it
being clearly understood that nothing
shall be done which may prejudice
the civil and religious rights of nom
Jewish communities in Palestine, and
that the holy places and religious
buildings and sites in Palestine shall
be adequately protected
@. Who made the fadeaway ball
famous?-A. S.
A. This ball was Christy Mathew
sons specially. There is no record
of another baseball pitcher having
used it with particular success.
@. Is larger percentage of labor
ers near the breadsline now than
there was in 1862. L. T.
A. The department of labor says
tlaI Wnlle the nuflDer OF unemployed
is estimated to be greater today than
in 1896, the amount of destitution
and want is considerably less than
during that period.
@. How much money have the
government invested in postoffices p
A. v. S.
A. The treasury department says
that the aggregate invested in such
buildings is 1926. 100000.
@. Where is Ghandi of India i'm
prisoned?-i. M. X.
A. The prison to which Mahama
Gandhi was sentenced is located at
Alemabad, India.
@. How long has Georges Car
pentier been fighting in the prize
ring?-E. w.
A. The first recorded fight of
Georges Carpenter was in 1907.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-23
Investigating Gasoline Industry

, Of the population, as well as into
their business activities. Hence any,
| thing affecting it or the price of it
| is doubly important.
Once Waste Product
| Gasoline. like all other products of
crude petroleum, was for a long time
disposed of as a waste in the effort
to make kerosene. 1t was there and
] it had to come out. Representing
almost the lightest component of
crude oil, gasoline is extracted by a
distilling process, just as whisky is
produced, and in much the same sort
of apparatus. 1t is of a highly vola-
| tile nature, so nearly a gas that when
exposed to the air it rises in an in
! visible vapor and will quickly evap-
| crate. 1t cannot be confined for any
| length of time in barrels, even II
| they have been repeatedly coated IN
| side with tar and painted outside
| to make them air-tight. Even in
| the coolest weather, it will pass
| through the wood.
Until about so years ago practi-
cally the only market for gasoline
was in Europe, and it was exported
| in small quantities. No one dreamed
| then that it was TO become one of the
| Indispensable necessities of daily life.
Generals who directed the civil war
| in this country and the Franco
| Prussian war in Europe would have
been amused at the suggestion that
| the time would come when great
war could not be fought without this
| fuel. They could not have visual
| lied the development of motor trans
| port, of gas driven aircraft and sea-
craft. and of the fighting tanks that
I FOL o~f in 1n a.
cent world war.
A century ago a newspaper editor
suggested that the time would come
when the mails would be transported
| through the air. but 1t is doubtful
! that that prophetic genius had a
vision of the modern light fuel that
would make possible the flight or
| heavier than air machines.
| When the demand for more gaso-
| line began to press upon the petro-
leum industry it was met at first by
| the recovery of more casing head
| gas" Petroleum and natural gas
| come from the same wells and usu-
ally on the first flow the gas is in
| the excess, for it is simply the vapor
/ Of the oil Much natural gas Is lost
| from new wells, but it is possible to
| save a large part Of the lighter prod
| uct at the casing head or mouth of
| the we'll. and much of the light oil,
| in a state closely approaching gas
| is now retained in the casing head
and drawn off for distillation into
gasoline.
| About 1918 the cracking" process
of producing gasoline came into use,
being first exploited as Sc
cret process. However, its prin-
ciple has gradually become known
and it is now generally adopted by
| oil refiners. Crude oil. which has
yielded its products Of gasoline and
other of the lighter distillates by the
ordinary methods, is confined in a
vessel and subjected to both heat
| and pressure, which breaks up the
| hydro carbons or cracks" the OIL
Arizona republican., 1922-06-23
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1922
We consider 1T tedious to talk OF
the aUeather, and get there IS nothing
more important. -Aueroach.
The Junior Chamber and the Weather

we think we are betraying no confidence in stat
ing that the weather of night before last was not
quite such would have had if we had been
ordering it 1t unusual though that we may
pass it over as an unintenona slip of the weather
bureau. Yet we do suppose that any visitors
from Kansas City, Chicago, st. Louis and points east
and north who happened to be with US minded it as
much as we did, they used to sweltering nights.
and gasping for breath And that is something we
have never yet had do in this region.
1t happened that the same evening there was
a meeting of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. The
weather naturally forced itself among the subjects
under discussion; was the regular program.
Those optimsts dealt with it in characteristic way
The weather such as it was or chose at any time to
be- was welcomed appurtenant and necessary to
the valley if it to attain the maximum of pro-
ductiveness of great variety crops with which
this valley is blessed,
There was not in the remarks merely that resig-
nation and patient acquiescence of James Whtcomb
Riley:
1T amt no grumbe an complaint
It's just as cheap and easy to rejoice:
If God sorts out the weather an sends rain,
Why rains my choice"
The Junior Chamber. with coats off and faces
whose beams were heightened by glistening sweat
drops, hailed the genial warmth something with
which could afford to dispense at this season
Of the year; the shifting south wind, bringing with
it a warm breath from our neighbors of Tucson and
Yuma was needed for the perfection of crops.
and altogether things very much as they should
be in we-ordered program. The Junior Chamber
was contented, optimistic and happy and disposed to
give vote of thanks to the weather bureau.
There were some people, though, too old to be-
long to the Junior Chamber, and too Grabbed, who
era bbed' the weather and reviled it. They are
the sort of people who will be heard to grumble at
their own funerals however elaborate they may be.
They may have wished themselves in Greenland or
Iceland or with Amundsen his way to the Pole.
But if they were in the Arctic they would wish to
be back They would lack the cheerfulness of the
Negro who went from Amarillo, Texas, to become
a member of Peary's last expedition One particu-
arly cold morning he crawled out of his igugeak or
ice hut wrapped in furs from which only the end OF
his nose protruded. Hot, dam!" he muttered.
an icy blast greeted him. ''TH bet de foxes in Anna
rilsy an de whole Pan Handle is shiverin dis NOR
MIN"
Pima cotton told does not do well any
where north of the Arctic circle and all through that
region the citrus fruit industry languishes. No
where north of Parallel 81 do the alfalfa fields yield
six or cuttings though the people can sleep
under heavy double blankets all the year round But
who wants sleep all the year round? To pass their
existence, which is too short it is, in slumber?
Anyhow not such wideawake bunch the Junior
Chamber of Commerce.
Arizona republican., 1922-06-23
Wildcat Mining Legislation

No doubt the federal legislation urged by the
American Mining Congress Wednesday to curtail the
activities of wildcat mining promoters would be
advantageous to mining by the giving of greater
confidence to investors. 1t is not easy though to
say what is a wildcat proposition but suppose
a law could be framed to regulate the sales of
stock and to provide for inquiry into the char
acter of the property which the stock is issued.
1t could also be made to supervise in a way the
made of the proceeds of sales to assure that they
should be honestly applied to the development the
betternent of the property.
Certainly it would be easy to prevent the issu-
ance of stock on purely imaginary properties
properties known to be worthless and known to have
been acquired only as a basis for stock issues. The
literature of companies should also under
vision to prevent false representation.
Mining stock is bought for of two purposes,
either for investment railway and other estab-
lished stocks bought the investor may be indulg
ing in some speculation as the rise fall of the
price, he may be content to hold the stock and
reap prospective dividends. The other purpose for
which mining stocks brought purely specula-
tive The transaction rests solely the hope that
values which not in sight and which not
Known to exist may be developed.
Almost every great mine today had such a begin
ming The original owners or promoters were earnest
They believed that their properties meritorious
but they needed help to determine whether they
with without merit. Many of these prop
critics like the United Verde had been pronounced
ry experts of standing to be worthless while other
properties which had been given favorable verdicts
by the same experts afterward found be
worthless-a Of which tends to support the popular
belief that mortal farther below the
gTass-roots than another Therefore, mining in it's
initial stage is gamble Mother Nature. like the
who invented the roulette table, arranged the
chances against the player.
So nearly every new mine may be regarded as
wilde proposition. No opprobrium should be
attached mine because it bears that designation,