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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

With the breaking out Of the World War IN
1914 scientists in the different countries involved
worked with concentration improving airpanes
and dirisibies. In Germany the great Zeppe'ins,
that did so much damage and brought so great
terror to the Allied non eombatants, were wonder.
fully developed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

Altitude, speed and duration records were much
increased in the years just before the war. and
several countries, including the United States.
established flying corps aviation schools in con-
neetion with their armies and navies. Mail was
carried for the first time by airplane between Client
and BrusseI in 1918.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24

The German Zeppeins soon began to make
night air raids England, especially who" there
a MOON. English cities built up special ra'o
defense. Streets and houses were darkened, SIRENS
were installed to warn the populaee Of the coming
Of raiders, and scout planes were keot in reao''
ness to ascend and chase off the raiders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-24
PERSONAL.
GGODttntyed.

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years, Transportation Building.
ELECTRICAL MASSAGE. CIRCULATION.
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Spanish. French spoken. Potomac 5S30
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tion Building. -
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DODGE 1927 TYPE A SEDAN: paint like
new, upholstery excellent: full equipment and
Trcw Motor Co. 1900 14th ct. NJ. 4113.
Omen evenings and SUNDAYS until pm.
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DODGE 1925 SPECIAL COUPE: fully equip
ped: run 1000 miles; mechanically and APP
nearance excellent: S575: terms. See Mr..
Barnes, 1920 Connecticut ave.: open eve
niura n
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DODGE 1925 TOURING: looks and runs like
Cali No~th S74S "5s
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DODGE ROADSTER-This car is in excel
he bought for SIS down. Balance Ez
Adams Motor Co. 2015 18th NV.
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CHRYSLER so SPORT TUURING drlveii
only few thousand miles. fully equipped and
equal to a new car throughout: must he seen
TO be appreciated cost $3.50: can be sc
cured for S1.564.70.. by taking up just the
unpaid notes held by local bank: part
cash. balance in IL months: trade accepted.
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WOMAN for general homework: reference.
1923 Spring I'd. NV.
WOMAN settled wanted for light house
work white only. 1913 ST. sc. Answer
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HEIP-MAl.E.

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14o7 New York ave-. between 10 and
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DODGE '35 Special touring: paint excellent:
tires: Just rebuilt: S435. Address BOX
400 NJ Star ofice o5s
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HELP-DONIESTIC.

WOMAN wanted capable. dependable. for
laundry work and cleaning: do not apply if
inexperienced or undergraduate. 1865 Monroe
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BOOK STORE. 1910 9th ST. NV for sale i:
reasonable Now is the time to prepare for
Fall school book trade. Apply in store.
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AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC--First class all
around man for truck work. Apply 1900
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925: needs IttI.
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Col 1905
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ACCOUNTANTS OOKKEEPER--Young man,
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SITUATION-MALE.

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work: must be good cook. Call Shepherd
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WINDOW SHADES. screens & metal weather
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dows. s5c: the best quality Of opaque shades
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DODGE r SEDAN, 1928: mileage about r.
600 original finish and upholstery like now
5000: genuine bargain. 400 Pcnns ave NV.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

The cOntract for printing of the Territorial Senate and House jour- nals, which was to be awarded by Governor Parks recently, has again been held up, this time by the Comp troller General at Washington. He questions the availability of the ap-
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

propriations, under the provisions setrforth in the call for bids for this printing and Governor Parks advised he cannot make a contract until the matter is adjusted Under the cir
 cumstances he returned all of the
 bids unopened This is the same
 contract for which bids were asked last Spring, and not withstanding the fact that the Cordova Daily Times offered to do the work at that time for $497 less than it's lowest compe- titor and nearly $1,000 cheaper than the work had heretofore been done, the Governor refused to award the contract, under the pretense that the bids were all too high
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01
MONDAYS TIDES
oi-D.FAsHlONED BOOTS

LONDON, Oct l. P)-Londol's women will spend four or five days this winter doing rr thing but facing up high boots. At least, this is the significance of the fact that the old-fashioned high-'ace. boots which will be the fashion this winter, take six minutes and twenty seconds to lace
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01
HOSPITAL ADDITION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.R-A con- tract for construction of extensive additions to the Army hospital at Sshofield Barracks, Honolulu, has been awarded by the Quartermaster General to Russell R. Ames, of Homo lulu, in the amount of $229,000, ac- cording to a statement issued by the Department of War
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01
ALASKA SAILS NORTH

SEATTLE, Oct. 1. (P-The s. S. Alaska, of the A. s. s. Co.,, sailed at g o'clock carrying 60 passengers. The Seward listing is: A. H. Mcdonald, Thos. Capp, Ross Scott, MT. and. Mrs. J. s. Simon.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01
ONLY WOMAN IN PARTY ris'

LONDON, Oct. l. R-Miss C.. F. Elam, D. Sc., said to be the only woman metallurgist in the world, had 252 escorts on her trip to Cana da to the Empire Mining and Metal urgical Congress in Montreal
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

Dan Ross, deputy U. s. marshal at Unalaska, one of the most popular of Westward officials for years past, arrived today from the South enroute to his headquarters.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

tury, as the biggest producing mines of the Northqand. The Bonanza cop per mine, has long taken it's place as among the great mining properties of the world due to the fact that the copper content, or at least part of it appears in the form of chalcocite, or copper glance ore, very high grade ore.
 "Chich" Nelson, interested in lode discovery near the Chitina River, about 40 miles above it's confluence with the Nizina, believes that upon adequate exploration work, the pro- perty may show something big. The vein, as disclosed by the outcrop, is a true Assure, about five feet in width and stands at about 90 degrees. The formation in which the vein lies is what is known as the Chittitu lime. Assays reveal the 22 per cent of the ore is metal, consisting of silver lead, copper mad zinc.
 Three hundred and twenty-three mink valued at $14,580 were shipped south recently by the Alaska Men denhall Fur Farm owned by Bruce Brown and Jackson Marsh, who started their farm near Mendenhall Glacier, more than three years ago. To prevent any loss, MT Brown is making the trip to act as cartakef. Three years ago Brown and Marsh purchased 36 mink Since that time including this shipment. they have lsent out 623 of the animals and have l. $50 left at the ranch.
 
 According to Jack Mutchler, who was a recent visitor in Fairbanks from Takotna, there is considerable mining activity around that district Water, as in other districts, was somewhat short, but not enough to hinder operations to any great ex- tend. The Plume Dredging company is operating dredge on Yankee creek and another one on Little creek, he said Frank Joaquin's dredge is working on Gaines creek. The Candle Creek Dredging compa- nys boat and the Quinen and Ames dredge, both of which have been idle for some time, are expected to re- sume operations in year or so In addition to the dredges there are sev- eral miners working on a smaller scale
 The Kennecott Copper Corporation, which owns and operates the Bonan- "a, Jumbo and Erie mines in the Copper River Valley, and the La touche Island mine, paid quarterly dividend of SIPS the share on Octo- Der 1, to stockholders of record on September 2. This distribution amounts to $5,593,03O on the 4,474,- 424 shares of stock issued, and re- presents an increase of 25 cents the share over the dividends paid in 1926 Earnings for the first part of this Iyear are said to have been over $3.16 per share, but part of this amount comes from the Utah Copper Compa- my, of which the Kennecott now owns 96 per cent. The Mother Lode Coalition, controlled by the Kenne- colt Corporation, earned $557,617 in the first half of this year, as against 1 $1, ,192,743 in the corresponding period of 1926. Production was 12,150,000 pounds of copper, a decrease of g. 100000 pounds.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

Join Urbaeh's circulating library. Fifteen cents to read a late book.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

Ask for the film In the yell W box. Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

FRUIT JARS AT J. L. GRAEFS.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

Fresh killed local chickens. Car stems Packing Company.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

Strictly fresh candies. Schallerer's lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01

FRESH KILLED CHICKENS FROM LONGS RANCH, AT FRYE BRUHN.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-10-01
NORTHERN N)TEs

The Kennecott Copper Coporation's Alaska holdings still maintain the lead. held for over a quarter of cen tury, as the biggest producing mines of the Northland The Bonanza cop per mine, has long taken it's place as among the great mining properties of the world, due to the fact that the copper content, or at least part of it appears in the form of a chalcocite, or copper glance ore, very high grade ore.
The border vidette., 1927-01-08
ARIZONA'S "BiG SNOW" DATE IN
HISTORY

AS in Ireland the big Wind"
became a date in history, so in
south central and southeasterly
Arizona the big Snow" of De.
cember 26 will be an event from
which the residents of that white
blanketed region will reckon the
time of future occurrences.
This great central valley of
the state missed the visitation,
not because of its climatologicai.
but its geographical situation.
The clounds did hot happen to
move in this direction. Other.
wise the setting was right for a
snowstorm. The weather in the
Salt River Valley was a hang
over" greatly improved from
the best Christmas weather ever
experienced in this region.
Snow on the plains of central
aud southern Arizona is some
thing to be remembered. 1t sci
dom occurs oftener than once in
a generation. It is thirty-three
years ago next month since any
lay on the ground except on the
tops and infrequently on the
lower slopes of mountains.
The temporary woes inflicted
upon the hundreds of automo
biies caught in the phenomenon
of Sunday will be q thousand
times Offset by the blessing
which the snow brought to the
stockmen of the broad region
it covered.-Republican.
The border vidette., 1927-01-08
GOOD NEWS FOR FARMERS

A. news item that went almost
unoticed was published in the
newspapers of Arizona last
Thursday. Yet this item was
full of Importance to the cotton
aud cattlemen of the Santa Cruz,
Rillito and Salt River valleys.
We mention the Salt River last,
but it undoubtedly will be the
greatest beneficiary of the esta
blishment in Phoenix of a con
densery by the Borden condesed
milk company.
Borden is the biggest milk
condensing concern in the coun
ty, but it never has operated in
Arizona except to sell its product.
1t is a big buyer of milk, and
that is important not alone to
dairymen, but to cotton men.
The present price of cotton has
left the growers in the three val.
leys almost fiat. It is easy to
talk of diversifying crops, but it
is not always easy of accomplis.
ment. But most farmers can be
dairymen. The three valleys
offer excellent pasturage, with
plenty of water. The Salt River
valley cannot supply the needed
milk. The Borden company
must go beyond Maricopa for its
supply. Modern refrigeration
methods and good roads make ii
possible to use Pima county
milk as far away as Phoenix,
provided there is sufficient quan'
tity here to justify feet OF
special trucks or entire carload
shipments.
This, then, offers an opening
for Pima county farmers, no less
than Maricopa farmers. 1t is a
CLEAN of light for the cotton
growers and. in addition, the
very fact of the addition of sc
large an industry is an asset tc
the entire tate.-Arizona Star
The border vidette., 1927-01-08

Wikemburg-United Vanadium
Corporation will push develop.
ment of mines here.
Commercial production of as.
bestos being carriedon in Navajo
county.
Electrical manufactures con.
stitute the largest group con.
sumer of copper.
The border vidette., 1927-01-08

Phoenix-New hotel may be.
erected here by Coast investor.
Prescott-Old Congress mine,
dump being reworked by new
mill. with good success.
Clarkdale-New United Verde.
concentrator will be in operation
during January.
The border vidette., 1927-01-08

COuStCuCtlOu Ol TlucTy O6uyOu
road.
Tombstone-Cochise County
Board of Supervisors purchases
new machinery for county roads.
Globe-Old Dominion company
operating part of it's new 300 ton
concentrator, and expects to have
entire unit in full operation
shortly.
Oatman-Baltic Mining com.
pany will sink one of deepest
shafts in this district, and ex.
tensively develop its property.
Globe-Arizona Cinnabar com
pany to construct retort and
furnace.
Prescott-Power Ene bsing
erected by Arizona Power gom
pany to serve Monte Criste mine.
Bisbee-Bisbee Queen Develop.
ment company spending $780,.
600 developing its property.
Sonoita-Musgrave Silver
Copper Mining & Milling com
! pany opens deposit of big b. grade
ore on its claims Is miles south.
east of here. -,
Phoenix-Arizona Quicksilver
Corporation to construct reduc
tion plant at its quicksilver pro.
perty in Tonto country.
Kingman-Katherine Treasure
Vault cutting station on ESQ foot
level of large shaft now being
sunk, and drifting and crosscutt.
ing will be started at once.
Kingman - Katherine Gold
Mines company making plans to
increase capacity8of it's reduction
works from 22O to 500 tons daily.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. resumed
at Acknowledgment mine, clos.
ed since 1917.
Demonstrations Central Min.
ing company has completed its
road work; and installation of
machinery started.
| Prescott-Walnut Grove Min.
ing company to operate placer
deposits on Hassayampa River.
Jerome-Verde Central Mines,
Inc, cutting station on 1900
foot level. and will install new
pumps and power plant.
Nogales-Main shaft at Tres
de Mayo mine to be sunk addi
tional 100 feet, in near future.
Phoenix-Knights of Pythias
purchase North First avenue
site. and will erect $40, 900 lodge
building.
San Carlos-Actual work
started on Coolidge.dam project.
Heavy shipments made during
December from Southen Arizona
points.
Wikemburg-New mill com.
pleted and in operation by Sono.
ra Development company.
Phoenix - Newly organized
General Amusement company
of Arizona Plans to spend $780,.
600 to improve Joyland Park.
| Jerome-United Verde Exten.
sion Mining company produced
1O.517. 778 pounds copper in three
months ending September 30.
Yuma lettuce crop termed ex.
cellent.
Yuma - New American La
France city service truck pur.
chased for fire department..
Phoenix-Royal Hotel com.
pany contemplates building
$4O0, 900 hotel here.
Daily shipments of 100 car.
loads of lettuce expected from
Salt River Valley, until middle
of January. Over 600 carloads
have already been shipped.
Benson - Streets near new
grammar school graded.
Tombstone Work progressing,
on new Christal Theatnr.
Phoenix-New State Museum
building will be finished some.
time in March.
Holbrook-New building being
erected, corner South Central
avenue and Wetzler Way, for
use as post Office.
| Clarkdale-Three carloads cat.
tie shipped from here on recent
day.
Tucson Wagonload of gold
ore brought here from Cardinal
mine in Boboquivari district.
The border vidette., 1927-01-08
ARIZONA WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
REVIEW.
January 8. 1927.

Douglas-United States forest
service will soon resume work on
construction of Pinery Canyon
road.
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-23
Jame. <. Brown

Rev. James A Brown, native o! Windham county and graduate of the Putnam nigh school died at '... e.z hone ir Indianapolis. Ind. Sunday. November r. Mr. Brown was born ia Brooklyn. February 27. io55. son ef Renfamin and Caro,ine Mason Brown. After he attended the pub Ge school ol his native town he came ta Putnam where he boarded at the Armstrong nome while he attended fhe Putnam high school After grad aatHne from the high school he went t8 Brown After graduating from college ha took course in theology and entered the ministry He had aeld Has rates ia the middle wes' far the nas. forty years
 Nr Brown made occasional vists east 4s4 several timez filed he put uit a6 tH F5rst Ba8 church af Putnam. Ills last yisit here was three gears aed last summer.
 Nr Ere &ue Whe survives 0az AI faa f NeHz H# a!sg a5s#= s5 tSa ra ea reF and Jhree broth Jo af P3tsam William ef Brooklyn sad ffaak af Providence. a.#7 Ars AFdelia Pond If Pr elHeHee
Putnam patriot., 1927-11-23
MCGOWAN COMING
Free Lecture Natures Myster. ies," Auspices Rotary Club
 Tuesday Evening

Ths Putnam Raiars. Club has it .trralI ,.ernents with the Bufe # Commercial Economics q B rE Ion n =. ta present Bar Art =58 2. naturalist and photographer. in ao illustrated lecture at F m. SuN- enber 29fh ia the auditorium af he Second Congregational church. The topic of Mir McCowan's lecture wits be Natures Mysteries. and t wlli be urofusely illustrated by motion pictures in colors and hand painted slides The scenes will include the following
 The large bodies deer and the mys. tcry Of the bell on he neck Of the hull moose. The American hisDn and how the Indians hunted them in by gone days Where the grizzly roams what hc eats and where he hiber- mates. Black bear life history and amusing adventures. Fhe aviator extraordinary. n North American bird that can fly backwards The bird that lives in the ready made bungalow If spruce. Feathered foresters worth their weight in diamonds. Seal ing the cliffs ta the golden eagle aerie@a sky.high adventure m birt nesting. The dainty fife of flowers the hidden life of the traekless for ests. the breeding austerity If th, mountains are All dc ribed by Daf Meeowan in Nature Mysteries.
 The public Is cordially invited tt enjoy this unusual program. Ther' Will be no admi -s'en chafge.