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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
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= He had recognized Winifred and her
lescort? Richard wondered. Was
Muir familiar with the coat that the
=. girl Wore. and with the debrmmed
sOlack hat that shaded her fair tace !
,nf not, he might not know that his
Inward was here with Richard Rankin.
4 But surely he must have reeog-
,.nized BichaSd himself If not. why
,not2 Richard was not so insignificant
lin appearance as to be forgotten in
"a fortnights time. If, on the other
'.hand, Donald Muir had recognized the
,.young man, he should have bowed to
ihim.
Rankin's egotism was wounded He
had already felt an unacknowl edged
iircsentment toward the successful man
'iwho mana ged lovely Winfred Scott's
.taffairs. Added to this now was the
sting OF offended vanity.
i What was Muir doing here anyway?
.,Who was that with him? \ woman,
IF course.
Richard debated within himself as
to whether he would best call Win
ifred's attention to the proximity of
her guardian. Then he decided in the
negative.
80 For the time the girl was giving
her attention to him. Were she aware
that her Muir was near, she might
..ec.me self-conscious; might, in fact,
iedecde that she wished to speak to
: him.
= If later she saw him she need never
Know that Richard had been aware of
the other mans presence. Muirs
failure to recognize Richard relieved
Richard of the necessity of recog-
nizing Muir until the older man made
fp'obligatory
: ""7As Winifred leaned forward to ask
him some question Rankin congrat-
itated himself on his decision. Prob
: ';sbly Muir would leave the restau
''rant by the front way and would
never know that his ward had been
taking tea within ear-shot of him and
his companion.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14

you down beneath the candy covered
cookie bushes Just run down this
path and take the first left-hand
turn to the right and you will come
to the candy covered cookie busheso'
And off the little creatures would
scamper to find the strawberry fla
Vored spring down beneath the candy
covered cookie bushes.
And the more little creatures our
friends sent to enjoy the goodies
the more laughter and happy chatter
the Raggedys and their friends could
hear As they went along, for the lit
tie creatures enjoyed the candy
covered cookies and the strawberry
Favored spring soda water so much
they danced and laughed and had so
much fun it was just like a great
big picnic party. Still the Raggedys
and little Neepy and the Snoopwiggy
and the WigSysnoop and oGrinny
Bear marched along telling more lit
tie creatures how to find the lovely
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
Fauorite Recipes
of Famous Men
STEWART EDWARD WHITE
tAuthOr)
MJLLIGAN

This Is camp dish to be cooked
over an open fire. ! guarantee moth
ing on stove. / know nothing of
stoves, and have dark suspicion of
them.
To make it: .a
Place in a kettle half full of cold
WAFER either ca fish cut in chunks.
thl Il couple of dozen clans, or (c)
half dozen chunks of venison about
the size of a tennis ball. depending
on whether you want fish multi
gan, clam mulligan, or a game
mulligan. (Also depending on what
you have.)
Also half dozen peeled potatoes
and three large onions. Salt and
pepper, bring slowly to boil. Add
d handful of cubes of salt pork or
Bacon Simmer slowly until the po-
tatoes disintegrate.
If you have the remains of can
of corn or little residue of cold
rice or anything of like nature drop
them in.
Next put in all the stale bread or
bareback the traffic Will bear. Dis
solve tablespoonful Of flour in n
little warm water, and stir that in
for thickening.
Cook slowly until you can't stand
it any longer, and fly to it.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
Ladies Can Wear Shoes

One size smaller and walk in comfort
by using Aliens Foot-Eass, the anti
septic healing powder for the feet. Shaken
into the shoes Aliens Feet-Esss makes
tight or new shoes feel easy; gives instant
relief to eorns. bunions and eallouses. pre-
vents Blisters, Calious and Sore Spots
and gives rest to tired, aching. swollen
feet. 100000 pounds Of powder for the
feet were used by our Army and Navy
during the war. Sold everywhere. For
Free sample and q Foot-Esss Walking
Doll. address
Aliens Foot-Ease, lie Roy, N. Y.
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cookies and the spring. Then, ap of
a sudden they heard a real loud
Bang" and the laughter and the
chatter of the little creatures ceased
as they raced in all directions.
What was that?" Raggedy Ann
said.
I'll bet a nickel it was bang
gun" the Snoopwiggy said Let's
al run and see who made the loud
Bang So the RaGgedys and the
Snoopwiggy and the Wiggysnoop and
little Neepy and Grinny Bear ran to-
wards the straw berry favored
spring. And peeping through the
bushes they saw a great big fat man
and in his hand he held a long gun.
Hmm" Raggedy Ann said as she
and her friends stopped, what shall
We do"
Il tell you what let's do" the
Snoopwiggy said. This man has
never seen a Wiggysnoop, or Il
Snoopwiggy, I'll bet, so the Wiggy
snoop and l will chase him away"
What if he shoots you with the
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14

This would be great law If it
could be enforced. The idea of making
husband and wife stealing a penal
offense, instead of a par1or, game, is
a. good one, and certainly no punish
ment could be devised severe enough
to fit the crime of those who SOW
discord in the family circle, and
ALLEVIATE from each other two hearts
that beat as one.
But the difficulty of dealing with
the situation Is that hope-Wrecl<ing
is always Aninside sob. mo Husband
or wife was ever yet stolen from his
or her lawful mate who was not
party to the crime, or. at the best.
who was not guilty of contributory
negligence. 81.
AS long as man really loves his
wife, he is just as safe from vamps
as If. he We're locked up in a chilled
steel. vault: SsNot the widest heart
thief that ever lived can purloin
single throb of affection from him.
He admires a pretty face. but with
the impersonal admiration that he
gives a pretty picture. He is inter
ested in a bright and clever woman,
but jnst al ne we uld be in a bright
and clever book, He feels tender to
all women Just because one woman
is the very core of his heart. But
he is in no more danger of failing
in love with another woman than an
iceberg is of catching fire. o.
Sirens ply their arts in vain on
a man who really cares for his, wife
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14

Put pork chops in a cold pan with
lttle cold water. tightly cover with
n paper which they We're wrapped
q Make few little holes in the
aper to let the steam out, turn on
d. heat andJ when the water has
,Niled away they will brown nicely
I'd will be very tender. The same
n be done with limb chops. B. G.
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WINNIE WINKLf
Adventures
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AM,AAeay
oANN
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Ka99eAy
qAnAY

1t was a very
nice parade the
Snoopwiggy and the
Wiggysnoop a n d
the Raggedys and
Grinny Bear and
little Neepy had
through the deep,
deep woods.
The Wiggysnoop
had a horn and the
SnoopwiggX had a
drum a n d they
made lots of noise
> so that the little
creatures all ran
out to see what it
was. Then Ra ggedy
Ann and Raggedy
Andy and Grinny
Bear and little
Neepy told every
little creature just
how to go=to reach
the strawberry fla
Vored spring which
dubbed up from
the ground beneath
the candy covered
cookie bushes.
Is there a circus
in the deep, deep
woods somewhere.
Raggedy Ann % the
little re a tn r e S
ask ed.
oh, no, There
isn't a circus" Rag
gedy Ann would
answer, but there
is a very nice sur
prise waiting for
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
POPPING TOMATOES

Before peeling the tomato put it
a fork and hold it over a gas
axe for few seconds. The skin
. pop. After this is done run some
Cd water over the tomato TO cool
Sand the skin can be removed very
: Id. Y. q.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
Dorothy Die
Homes Aren't Broken Up By Villains Or Enchantresses
But By The Wife Or Husband Who Lets Love
FLY Out Of The Window
Home
Wrecking Is
Always An
Inside ] OBJ :.

A bill has been introduced in the
OhtQ legislature providing for a
pris On 8 sentence of from one to fifteen
years as penalty for inducing a
husband or a wife, to desert or di-
vorce his or her wife or husband.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
NEW INVESTIONS

An attachment has been invented
by which an alarm clock can be sus-
pended from an electric switch to
operate it at any set time.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14

cubans prefer American neckties,
those from Italy being the only out.
side competitors.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14

To lessen the volume of sound from
monographs a rubber studded disk,
to be attached to the reproducer, has
been invented.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14

Chilean dwarf sweet orange tree
when about two and half feet high
sometimes yields 2,000 oranges in
season.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
BEAUTY AND HEALTH

JUDITH M.-Cocoa butter, cold cream
or white vaseline should be applied
to your hands frequently to reduce
their brittieness.
Ill health sometimes causes the
white spots to appear In the nails, but
often they are due to small INJURIES
in the nails. Injudicious use of steel
instruments for cleaning will cause
the nails to bear these ugly white
spots. The only way to cure them Is
to remove the cause.
eye strain.
1t is most tempting to read in bed,
but the eyes are made to needlessly
suffer. The muscles and nerves soon
begin to ache and sometimes, when
reading continuously for too long
period, headache presents itself as
a rebuke from nature in violating her
laws. Reading should not be attempt
ed In just any light. The light should
be stationary and fall over the left
shoulder.
You must rest your eyes and battle
them for long periods with diluted
witch hazel slightly warmed Mop
over the eyes or use an eye cup.
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fourth repast. much more substantial
than the Englishman's tea"
The more primitive Russian having
to struggle against the rlgorS OF ell
mate, eats often and much
So it is impossible to lay down any
general rule as to the distribution of
meals.
Habits are transformed slowly.
Forty years ago the smack" at
o'clock was only for children. On com
ing home from school the youngster
received big jam tart, while his
mamma paused in her housekeeping
duties. Now the mammas also take
bite, the 80 O'Clock tea" This has
become one of the principal meals of
the day. for at one eats and drinks
and smokes, makes or listens to music
and even INDUCES in exotic dances.
The smack" loads the stomach so
that at 7 o'clock one is not yet hungry
and dimes at 3. 1t is fortunate that
we have lost the habit of waiting for
late arrivals, But for that we should
often dine at 10. (Ten is the ordinary
hour for dinner in Madrid. Note by
Editor)
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-14
COOKING KINKS

ITO he continued.)
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He Is blind to their charms, deaf to
their Establishments. 1t is only when
he has ceased to love his wife, when
he is tired of her, that he is in dan
ger. Then he goes out and begins to
look for temptation. looks for some
woman to kidnap him, and any girl
babe can turn the trick.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01

faticamente: De ahi, de csa modesto
biblioteca procedieron los libros (unos
cientos quizas) que has aprendido.
esa debes todo 10 que sabes
ioh ST! Todo 10 que Sc 10 deho a la
8ibhoteca Carnegie. GPor que no ha de
MERCER este elogio?
81; y en- ella he arrendido todo, por-
que todo 10 que Sc debe saber hay en-
ella: sociologia, etica, historic, geo
grafia, astronomia, pedagogia, fisica,
nledicina, psicologia. telcg1afis, taqui-
grafia, mecanica; todos los ramos del,
sabcr. lQue mas?
Pero 10 mejor de ella, es cl cuida-
do a los nifos, que sienten Isabel Y
Mercedes, con Ell ausp'cio dc O,nei'l,
c9rgando montones de libros este Pa
ra auisn? Para los ni1os Y no ess POGO
el trabaio cuando son cientos de clos.
LIE Biblioteca Carnegie, no es lln lu-
gar phblico cualQuiera. Es I'm ccntro
decente, digamos. mo lie gustaria a Il
mama, al papa darse un paseo uno de
estos dias? Y os convencereis. los 1ibrcs
de los nifios son objetos sagrados que
no pueden manosear manos p-ofanss
porque han sido puestos ALI para .ellcs.
Los de los padres tambien. Nunca,
puedo decirlo. he visto un padre siquie-
ra de un nifio, de esoss cue frecuentan
diariamente las horas nocturnas De la
educsci6n de los niilos y ell bien que Sc
lie hace al pilo. solo 10 saben las macs
tres que mas de dos amos consecutivos
levan srs nifios para que la carinosa
seiiorita vazqrez les haga cuentos mo-
rales que los nifos GUSTAV de Dir y
recontar. Y no es que quiera decirlo
yo, cue es yerdad
rgalye, oh, las alnlas buenas y los
gob'ernos one saben reiompensar el
orestigio de sis eleintnos de gran va
La!
Benito ,sUAREz GARcIAz
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
DOLORES DE CORAzON

Cuando la acci6n del est6mago esta
debilitada por la extenuaci6n de.
fectiya fuerza nerviosa, ell alimento
es retenido hasta que fermenta. Fl
gas que forma oprime los otros Or
ganos, particularmente ell corazon,
y los dolores en- aquella region amenu.
do dan lugar que Sc atribuyan
alguna enfermedad del corazon. Una
enfermedad de ese organo, raramen-
tie causa dolor de corazon alguno,
cuando note ese Sfntoma usted debe-
ria tonificar su digestion antes de
preStar atenci0n una alarma infun-
dada. Las Pfldoras RoSadas del DIR.
Williams son un t0nico queafecta di-
rectamente los organos digestiyos.
Suplen al estomago sangre rica y
roja, sin la cual una digestion normal
es impossible, despiertan la activi-
dad de las glandulas gastricas, robus-
stecen los musculoS del eStomago Y
dan la fuerza nerviosa necesaria para
una adecuada digestion Y producente
asimllacion. Con sangre pobre
nervioS debileS eS impossible evitar ell
dolor de eSt6mago. Vigorice for
talezca los nervioS, Y notara ell au-
mento de apetlto, la comfortable SEN
sacion de bienestar despues de haber
comido y la mejora experimentada
en- su salud y vigor.
Un trRtamiento con esas pfldoras
le devolyera ell equiIibrio de la salud,
estimulara su apetito digestion,
acabara con la Sensaci6n de fatfga de
que sufFen todas las personaS que
tienen la sangre empobrecida Y le
proporcionara un suefo tranquilo
Teposado. Sc yenden en- todas las
huenas boticas. Exijase que ell pa
quote sea rosado con la P grande en-
caracteres de relieve. Escriba hoy
mismo una tarjeta la DIR. Williams
Medicine Co, Dept. N, Schenectady,
n. Y, r. y. de A., pidiendo ell IL
brito intitulado "Enfermedades de la
Sangre, '-el cual lie sera remiti'o
gratis y baio sobre cerrado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
A CUANTAS COSAS LLAMA I'D. ~JAQUECA"?
LA AvISPA DENTRO DEL CEREBRo

De una persona cargosa decimos
que nos da iaqueca, a un charlatan
insustancial 10 lamamos jaqueca. Els
la peor de las intermediates, y no es
enfermedad. Pero nos pone un peso
de plomo en- Ia cabeza que nos
aturde, Y hasta los ojos Sc nos nublan.
Cuando las senoras y muchachas
tienen jaqueca generalmente Sc en-
cierran en- su alcoba, pues en- tales
condolences pierden el gusto por la
vida y Sc ponen displicentes.
Generalmente acuden curarse con
drogas que dicen les quita la jaqueca
como con la mano. Pero los dos o
tres dias vuelve lumbar en- sus
ofdos mas fuerte, como 81 una avispa
estuviera clavada dentro del cerebro.
Esas medicinas-relampag no hacen
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
CARTA Alberta !.
Noviembre so, 1928.
Er Director de Ell MUNDO,


Er. Director de Ell MUNDO,
saa Juaa, 7. r.
Estimado Senor:-
En- los illtimos d-as varias personals
ne han preguntado, como agente que
coy de la WIN. Wrsgley Jr. Co., 10 que
habia con respecto a la ca1ta publica-
ca en- su periodico por ell senior Henry
w. Dooley, en- contra de los chicles ga
iep'l25cs de Wrigley.
Despue5 de buscar bastaEte he en-
contrado en- el ninero de noviembre
Z. Ia carta raencionada de dicho se-or
cuyo consenido me ha causado extra
ze-a
El senior Eenry w. Dooley. como
agente de la American Chicle Compa-
ry, maniGesta que Ia palabra CHI
CIET es un nombre registrado de Ia
casa cue representa-. y deseo manifes
tar cue nunca he dudado de clio. Sin
e-rtargo, esto no impide cue la VIM.
v-rg'ey Jr Co, use la palabra CHI
Gle (fijese bien. sin la '|T'') porque
10 palabra ''c1icle'' es el nombre del
jugo cue Sc, extrae de ciertas plantas
que crecen en- la America del Sur, Ell
cual Sc usa en- grandes cantidades pa
ra la fabrication de todas classes de
gomas para mascar Chewing Gum
vaIga la acIaracion para los quo no
10 sabian.
Por esta razon, ruego a usted, Sr.
Director, que siga publicando, como de
costumbre, todos nuestros anuncios So
bre los "afamados Chicles garapifia-
dos Wrigley PIX Que aunque pudie-
ran aparecer como imitaciones, segin
indica ell SeIlor Dooley en- la carta alu-
dida, puedo asegurarle que todas las
personas de gusto favorecen nuestros
chicles garapinados, por ser de prime
ra calidad nuestras grandes ventas
de este articulo en- Puerto Rico, tai
vez por ESQ. han aumentado de I'M mo-
do considerable.
Muy atentamente,
Walter Fischer,
Para The Levonel Co. Inc, Agen-
tes de la VIM. wrigley Jr. co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01

sino narcotizar Y adormecer por un
momento los nervios cerebrales, que
luego despiertan y duelen con mas
violencia.
Hay que matar la causa del NAL,
pues la jaqueca no es enfermedad, es
sfntoma en- las mujeres, del trastorno
y difcultad en- las funciones mensu-
ales propias de su sexo.
Todas saben que ell CARDUI es un
t6nico de efectos suaves, lentos, pero
seguros y fuertes para toda clase de
perturbaciones en- Ell ORGANISING dis
tintivo de la mujer. No tome
paliativos de Ia jaqueca. vaya al
grano. tome CARDUI, Y no zumbark
mas esa avispa dentro de su cabez.
Tambien pruebe HEPALINA. Este
polvo vegetal es la mejor medicira
cuando el higado anda NAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01
Rega|o de NaNidad

isabe I'd. quien es el autor de la
letra del walls "Sue1o de Vesta-
les que empieza:: "Despierta de
ese Suefio divina mujer"? Env1e
su nombre y la ccpia y Sc le rega=
lara Ell walls. Box 661, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-01

Para toda cae de ches de Inca medic tono dirfiase
Puerto Rico Ilusrado', San Jose n1mero 2.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-06
THE STATE

Great Falls-The Sun river dis
trict wheat crop will average be.
tween 20 and % bushels to the acre
Anaconda-Two prairie schoon.
ers," the first seer here in years, re.
Gently passed through town en- route
east. They were labeled Goodbye,
Oregon; / haven't web feet"
Bozeman-Reduced operating %
preparations this year will prevent
the State College sending exhibits
to the Montana state fair.
Shelby-Leyton Ward, 1~S-year-old
Sunburst youth arrested in Lewis
town in connection with the theft of
an automobile here August %, has
been brought back to Shelby.
Great Falls-Movement of cattle
to market is now under way, accord
ing to A. G. HUM, chief dispatcher
for the Great Northern railway here.
Missoula - Montana's "a billion
feet of timber, 3S billion of which
Is under the control of the federal
forest service, are being depleted at
the rate of two-thirds of a billion
feet annually.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-06
I0WAPHYSIClAN MAKES
STARTLING OFFER TO
CATARRH SUFFERERS
Found Treatment Which Healed His
Own Catarrh and Now Offers to
Send it Free to Sufferers
Anywhere.

Davenport, Iowa.-Dr. w. 0. Cof-
fee, suite 1923 St. James Hotel Bldg,
this city, m of the most widely
known physicians and surgeons in
central west, announces that he found
a treatment which completely healed
him of catarrh in the head and nose,
deafness and head noises after many
years of suffering. He then gave the
treatment to a number of other suf-
ferers and they state that they also
completely healed. The doctor
is so proud of his achievement and so
confident that his treatment will
bring other sufferers the same free
dom it gave him, that he is offering
to send a 10 days supply absolutely
free to any reader of this paper who
writes him. DR.. Coffee has special
lied on eye, ear, nose and throat dis
eases for more than ~thirty-fiye years
and is honored and respected by
countless thousands. If you suffer
nose, head or throat catarrh,
deafness or head noises,
send him your name and address to-
day.-Adv.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-06

Regardless of how we'll bundle
grain is shocked some losses are sure
to follow, and the longer it remains
In the shock the greater the loss.
When shocked grain has to wait toe
long for a thresher the actual losses
from rains, sp~routing, bleaching,
birds and animals will more than paw
Tor stacking. Bleaching alone will
lower the quality of the wheat as
much as market grade. Properly
stacked wheat provides a cheap and
satisfactory farm storage. 1t saves
the grain and preserves it's quality.
Wheat that goes through the "sweat"
in the stack is improved in color as
well as quality. Stacking clears the
field In time for early preparation
for wheat again if desired.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-06
Tt POWER MOTOR CO.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
ESSAY PRIZE WINNERS

recently the L. G. Power Motor
Gar company of Helena offered
'hree cash prizes, open to boys and
girls of Montana under Is years
OF age, for the three best stories
OF from 80 to $50 words in length,
on why We Should Buy a Stude-
baker," Roy L. Diggs, manager of
the L. G. Power Motor Car COM
pany, announces the awards, as
follows:
First prize, $75, to Elsie Hend-
rlckson, GA North Twenty-sixth
street, Billings, Montana, who was
adjudged to have written the best
story.
Second prize, $25, to Archie
Munson, Fairfield, Montana, who
was adjudged to have written the
second best story.
Third prize, SIS, to Louis Has
well. Terry, Montana, who was adj
judged to have written the third
best story.
A large number of stories were
submitted, and when the contest
closed the stories, without identi-
1lcatIon, were passed over to a
committee of three newspaper
men, who, without knowing who
mad written the stories, made the
awards as narrated above.
MIR. Diggs wishes to express his
appreciation of the merit of the
many stories submitted in the
competition, and the interest which
the contest excited.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1923-09-06
Old Mine Yielding Wealth

With a crew of rs men working
the Porphyry Dyke mine, Is miles
east of Basin, one of Montana's ole
mining properties, is producing 900
tons of free milling ore a day. AL
though new machinery has been in
stalled since operations commenced
80 days ago, a steam shovel will pro-
badly be put to work on the property
in the near future.
Several shipments OF bullion have
already been made. New machinery
Will probably be installed next spring
if the property continues to give
promise of profitable development.
Although the mining camp of
Basin is experiencing a revival in an
Industrial way, the owners of the
Porphyry Dyke are the only people
working in the lear vicinity of the
town.