Tulsa daily world. [volume], May 12, 1918, FINAL EDITION, Society and Club News, Page 9, Image 33

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TULSA DAILY WORLD. SUNDAY. MAY 12, 1018 "
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LANGUAGE OF MINERS
HIGHLY ILLUMINATING
of "dirt." "ore." ".tick." h
"HIllllllgL" iilM ' I I T. I . l-i V, '
s.i.s;
Dcl'illllh f I'li'l.
i I nri is ii 1 1 1 1 x i u r m ,n i ,
: in" pick, (in- 11 If t other Ktllff JUMt
vi.... ti nji Ijmi.i iiuirli-m i iih it firft I'lmicn from l he initio, .Wat
-t.i-.u--
One Hum U I.curn J :mir-I-'
" Ni-M Tongue
EXPLANATION OF TERMS
lntTflinK Iiiftn'inn lini An l Kmil
MchiiIiikm of Vii'i!,l'oimiiunl
I'setl In l)lc-liit,'-."
BAXTER SI'KINCS. Kii.l . May
12. 'lril rr to the (treat Okhilioina
Kinsnti hn.l anil zinc mining dis
trict arc frequently confuieil hc
cauae of not beitiR nMi to unilnr
tlanil the lnnmmtio of the mlnlnK
Hume. H is an entirely different
laiiKiaft than that spoken In the
oil fields, and the men who come
Into this same from the oll-iirodiu inn
an It Ih hl.iste.l out.- nhoveled into
the rutin ,u, .1 holhieil nut to ue
niilleil. Suyinw that the dirt mi.ti
10 per cent means that theru In !tf
pounds of Vii p (either lend ir zinc
or both) in ever lot) poiru'i of
dirt. StartlniK stories are ofl-n
heard of exreedniRly hlnh per
cent dirt, hut iho fact In that -0 per
rent dirt Is very rich and very un
usual. "Itefei rlllrf to dull nutiliu. the
al.oe also applies; .hat U. drill cut
tinsM which Mould unsay 11) per rent
j would intliente that the dirt at mat
particular mmt n oiil.l run I !'""
rent ore. Dill cll'tltll,''. nowew'
are erv tleeep' i '-, oocunae
I wmull mid the dull may h.ive run
riKht Ihrounh a very rich kuM r
pocket lndiratliiK iiomethlnK very
rich, or may huvu Ju.1t mlHued the
very Fame seam or jiorkel, Indical
iiik,' the opponlto. .Many oaseH are
on record of drill holes only nilnsl"K
I -I..I, ,1..,,,,.,.. l.e few DC ie. II"
rule, "iiir mid ahlnR the dirt. The oies 1
He oeidr, heavier than the flli.l mid
i oilier rock, mhk to the Ju-s and me,
(.iken out. .
Sludge 18 me ii'i ) i"""
of ore and Band which escapn the
Jigs. Sludge U run over slit, Ik- j
...,!.. n Moh ooerBte much as tin I
old gold miner used their pans. . A
circular motion with plenty of titer
neparateii the ore from the nan. I.
What I Ilivm-iTX-'Hecovery
la the per n ut i f ore
obtained from the dirt. A 10 per
cent recovery mean ih.it ten pound
of ore i obtained from every luu
poundH of dirt' milled. S: irtlms;
Hlorien arc heurd also ,,r lu.h reco-
hut the racts are iii.it 7 per
On War Finance Hoard T?.tK "M.. ... mv i . . 11 r .
i"aui snails 1 awm" riacc or iMotor
Cars; American Tommies Enjoy Them
ery,
rent avernne
1 pin
ills
tllctrlcU are forced to learn how to j f,imollrl '.Montreal mine at t'enlury
"talk" it or apeak n different tongue,
in the drilling end of the Kiinm in
the oil fields tin re are "drillers'
aid "tool dreaneiK." whereas in
that cud of the In. niiiiltiv muiif
there nre "drillers" anil ,'helperH,"
the "tool dresser" being an unknowr.
and unheard of speelen.
The lntnrpri tation of Home of the
more frequently used teriufl In the
jtlnc minim; (,-nnio la liii interentlnti
proportion and recently It waa un
dertaken in part for thin newspaper
by Joseph Lincoln, an official of
the Mmmi Mineral P.elt railway
which is jmt now belnjj completed
wan first drilled nutfoud tne iea
turned back to Its owners because
iioihinc worth while wan found.
ThoroiiRh drilling i the only relia
ble lest.
Ore, Jack anil lllende.
"Ore la the product after milling
The product which Ih Hold to the
Muellers. Zinc ore la called 'Jack
and 'blende meaning exactly the
same thine. H ih the yellow muff
you ace in the ore bin In 'ho field.
Lead ore look', just about like com
mercial lead, nil broken Into small
plecea. Zinc and lead ore la mixed
ull through the dirt and the process
oneetitratinK is puix-ij
KO...I.
Numerou competent ouiihcim state
that the whole I ik la iuilna hails. is
Ihe hoti- I diMtflct will not average i..r 7 per
cen i
"The base or market price for
zinc ore, whn it i omen to . -1 1 1 n k
the ore, Is for ore i ontainini; tin pet
cent metallic zmc; thin Is deter
mined by assays of sampltti from
each car b.a.l, f the m,. ,'i.nna.
over 80 per rent ic.l.illii. zinc a
premium in paid: if below Uu per
cent, a pen. ills r assess. .1. The
fume method is ii" I i etanunt! lead
ore. excepllnn that the .,me is SO per
tent. I.'oilllollolis ale lo,n.' also If
the ore contains too mu.-li water,
Iron or other inipuririe-
"In view of tin- r.n-t iiiat it costa
ubotil the name to t.ik,. rait, hoist
and mill poor dirt, u f,,ll.,ws that
the cost of minim; the dirt and mill
In it. th p. r cent ol reenvery and
the market ate the three issential
Itema the mine man:ii.i i- has always
before him nn as to know f.u- a fact
w hether or not he is op. i .. i inn at
a profit."
&4k 'ity mm:.:ai;!-t w mtku .
J5'-', ,'., I,.l,,,v . ., ., , I "as. I.'eo--. tttteie III. Mo... I on
V; .'-'"V X"- '' " 'I "he roi'ea.,.l,.n ,., row, .,. .
Siif: . ' ' - ' " ''" ; "" co, ol,,,, ,1,1,- ,, .eberked.
-,.W 1 I '-I -'-I- ... a .,:"'" and Mv y ,
, "liL. " ," ' l-.l war clir.i.ved ,,11 II, ,i: the.'
f r .V ' '" . .. :... . I...S.,- .liffteulrre. .. I,. ,(. k.Jpt Ihe!
V.5'.;:l't'c . ;'-'.' "J I e, .fo.r,.i.'.- in, Is ., Ii,.i, .
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;WitAf . '" " " - '"' 11 ' "" Then 11 .,,,i. w..ke ,
' - fec ,;. j-.i- ' "'' ' "' . .t,r up .'lie II'- III,! i; I,. f,i,, ,(... !,.UI.
' A N4s . - '"' "'' !"''! i'ks and l.w ,s Invaded Im a
'V iW?tt4e-'k- ' ''" ' 1 '" : '"' r "' "f t i le. nnie.l lion, the '
S. ' ' ,m Pi........;-...te. h et I
Av ' V""" '' "'1"" '' '' Al f.. st r !.. of the p .vale;
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t'o n.seh
in ch.ut
as l!i,".
lnln thin eitv to thiM Iriterm-etiitlnn : of milling or
Mr. Lincoln explains the meaning I mechanical and consiMa of crimh
MONEY BACK
without question if Hunt's Salyo
fails in the treatment of Eczema,
Tetter, Ringworm, Itcb. etc. Don t
become discouraged because other
treatments failed. Hunt's Salve
has relieved hundreds of such cases.
You can't lose on our Money
Back Guarantee. Try it at our risk
TODAY. Price 76c, at drug stores.
A. B. Richards Co., Sherman, Texas
OK LA III '.MA CITY. Ma, II. -i '.
!!. ll vde of AH a. C.I . sen'.m: l!,e
farmers of the state , 0,1,1, ,1 of d,..
fenne. la inthi-r pi'Ssiu.iMir in bis
report of wheat eonditions. He
aaya that while the rams h.u e ..been
general In the western portion of
the Mate, and that wlic: is in hel
ler, condition, he does not look for
any sreater prod, 1, lion In the ntate
thlH year than last on ai count of
the hirfie acteawe that was w inlet
killed.
carry their patient Into
.o thru liiene name Invalldn
1 i,.vJlm; their frlendH to hath
1 .,1, .1 11 h theni, and before
all M.rts of people were pat-
Ihe cons evtinces of hulh
n , who j,,. n r lasn all to
es Ii. oil. le the usual fare
;e,' for 11 If; It 1 nervlce, and
l,.,v been found lo be moat
c. .nve in. in f,.r iheateis and evenlnn
no eiin.: , ,10 ivate0,- irs helna thin
d ttie pis, 101 mieh initpiwei, and
tavW M, arce, the men are' raklnii
1 11 m 1 , 1 M toi 1 11 lies
A you walk aloiiK in the park on
Sun. I. iv itioiniuK esu set, a var
ied lonipnuN of I. nth chair devotee
line ladles, wounded soldiem. tlreil
i ante, 01 Woihi'lt llvillK I he nine I veil
the luviir.v ,.f a hre,alh of f I esh Hlr
. 1 f 1 r ..-iiii nil nlkbt at one of the
i.ik sitt'.ons, and not 10 be forgotten,
A 00' , o a 11 Tommies d.-iermmed li
,h London iliorourhly and takln
I heir dose of ha I it cha il
To Adjual ArrhboM T.
k,fil to Th World
DLKAHOM A CITY. May 11 In
conference today with Attomey-Gen.
ral Kreellnn rpreantln( the tai
and O. (1. (Jreer o( l)lla and C. U.
Stuart of thl city rtprentlng th
Intereata of the lata John D. Arch,
hold. In wnn h Oklahoma I claiming
$.'.11,000 Inheritance ta. It wn th
opinion of Mr. Fraellnf that at)
early natlafactory djumnt would
be made, f ollowlnf tha eonfrnco
Mr. Ureer left for New Tor, whera
he will prenent the matter to the ad.
mlnlatratoif of tha eatat of Mr.
Archhold.
fkiitria ApproTed.
OLKAK11MA flTV. Mar 11.
tiler novel expetlen.es
t: IB t jih
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Kye Strain makes Kye Work an
Injury. Corrected, makes Eye
Work easy. Our aervicea make
correct k lasses a certainly.
DR. I. ANGSTRFICH
Ol'TO.MKTKIST
with Harry Hellhrnn
201 S. Main SI. riione 127
Iluy Anoibcr Ilond
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. , .McLeiin (nlmve) and Lunelle
,' .'lcjlfi, jr.
" .'t"wd of ihe lour ineniheia of the
half billion dollar government war
finance coiniiiirnioii recently named
by I'lennlent Wil.-on.
COTTON ACREAGE IS
SLIGHTLY INCREASED
rnrnirrs) Dinihifiil of prlfcs on I'ro.
duel and May A-k l.overnmi nl
to -m'I Manilnrd Kali'.
1 n
1 tm mj hi mi 11 -
iMy The Favorite Beverage I
o i . Jk
J . P OR TWO YEARS tins deliKtful g
everyday soft drink has held the tip-top of H Vy'l
popular favor. Refreshing, invigorating nd BV v j
tl satisfying to tha most critical taste. For motor 4
U trips, the outing, for unexpected Quests for all IfigfcpMj j
M times, MULO is the unequaled beverage. 1
H cAsk ftr MtTLO wherevor soft drlnts MSOfwl
A ara told. In Oraen Bottle only. Your WtXnV"!
I Grocer can supply your homo want. . HV &$)ft
Tl Mad. Only by R-erwJ
m MUEHLEBACH
?M KANSAS CITY B$feiM1
tSim&VMmfomm'k t:ii n n r figfcEii i
iSfiaBHB 314 West First Street wvjgjjsj r:.
S)ieeiI to Tti Wund.
AliA. Ok la.. May 11. The cotton
aereairo in rontotoe rnuniv Is allKht
ly more than Unit of lant year, ac
corillni; to Information l.r,u,i;ht to
Ada froiii ad part of the county.
The arre,ii.c. It I" reported, will he
about lik" that of mil',. The don
I last year was iinusiiaily prod .ic 1 1 ve,
i and the priep was hiKli enouh to
make th i rop about twice as vain
i able ax il laid ever I con before.
While tin fnrmi'i'H this seas,,n v. ill
not depen 1 nliilv upon cotton, they
will plant rimuch to make a fair
crop, aiven anythti.R like a fair
Nun.
Farmers here do not fear the sel
ling of a price for ration by the rov
ernment. Koriie of the planter he
lleve tha' ti.niKs would be better If
the (fovernnient would act Ihe- price.
They explain that .'10c cotton in Just
about erjii."l to J2 wheat and auy
they did not average bv aeveral cciiIh
30 cent bii fall, ('ottoii before the
war broughl on an itirrnKe of around
10 renin n pound. A .ale of cotton
at 1:' renin even before the war
boupht more corn, more wheat, more
clothes ;i n 1 oilier nrt.rles Ihan :;i'-
cetlt If.ti"'. Wl!i I.IIV lio.v. Tbe-e
trtiiK will be threshed ort if the
povernmpnt trees juto the toat'e. If
the Koernmint fts the pit.-e it will
be raised proLahly and will eertain
ly not le put be ow :ti enis, lv tli.
way thcae jilanteis i(-asoi the mai
ler. Corn acreage wlil be reduced from
that of laal year. Farmer here a: a
learnlnK. ho J. ;. Hill, county farm
deinonalr-itoi says, that corn will
pay only on Rood bottom land as a
ruin. They will plant oonaiilerahly
more peanuts, sorhuru and thot,v
eropa that are ccit.iln to produce
well.
"There slo,it 20 per cent In
crease In till: pea n ti I ai reae." ays
Mr. ilill. "A the number of Iiokh1
lncreasea the den, and for pranulH oe-
conieaKiea.il. reai uis and hors t.i
together in tliis pait of I'klaliuml
Alfalfa has . a en planted mme tli.ini
ever before, loo I I "lloll .'.Is ,.f a.;.s
of Rood li.dio,,! land now mow a. j
fa'fa and . induce f I f.o the cuttle '
and Ions The Iii.tc.-w of v'TKhiim :
IllS.l sllovv 11,.,'. Il.e I ,l.,;e., .,( this
county are a.ivc to the nei-enaity of
prodtieiiifc meat for t... army atid f"r
the people at hoiiic."
Mud has I. een rii.uci and pal
into ctillivaii, IT in ii.anv p.lrts of the
county. Till?- Is especially true In
the northeit, part vvhete the 1 1 n I -i-'
s thi'k an'1 aionw -tirains vvh.-re tne
and i.s a, la pled lo , i.in ,1, I a!!i f i
Hundreds of aer. a h.-i , e thus been i
added lo the tllllible land in tlu
county.
The spiint: h'i been hie.. I f..r sr;.,,
bed preparation. .ovet l.el.ur I a.s
there been such an ide.,1 h" i s . 1 1 for,
pbintinic. 'Ihe winter was diy a :ifl i
more winter p'ouloir was don,. Ih-,,i
ever before 'Pirn u the apnus be. (
fore needing tune the lain call,.- a'ld
eave an Ideal plantiiiK loiki,.,, lie.
cent ruin., nave in, reuse I i,e mois
tuie and left th land In ex. client
shaoe for ...tlotl to et started off
More crardens are in in It I va 1 ton
than In the past. Where Iwo vearsj
firn h f e t' in M would plant three mws
of potatoes r I, :n season lie haa put. itl
:, or .'10. nveel pot itoes v Ml he'
put out by thr acre where In ihe pas;
fliev have ..eeu put on bv the row. j
lllher waiuen !,ih are Ir: piopor-j
tinn. ,
The I, it, or i slir.rt.'' hu' speedint; '
on is t he ! . r-o of t ne res r
h t he i t-op,i pi, i pied t hoi
likely to be -io jftea1 lahor ;
until ha r , ' time. p,
eveiy lu,v and e p., the v
fariiiers h) 'o re' l-v w h,
mie to . , ;l i.,r . ,p. hi i, or
Wlilllc to loi o l oirii'-..
.Sj.fl, ,kl ry 'i I,, V ',. rt
i il.K'AII. 'MA I'lTY, .'vi ' i .
Kriirht of vrv -.v i, v. i o ,
nieni'-er of U,'- ,-'.-o s',na,''1 ;(
rewst-a' cr man. i.ul.iv liif-d as a
ilidate ,,o,- no- eiu.Ki-. s.on.i 1 non
MolY e l.tth distii' I. now j .
. enlerl ,,.e Thompson.
Kniirht is Hl pisnt ic. tlv ih-t
i'hiii;i Til vis liv.i.,; voiunte
tome nio.i'l,.. ao
. .1 II ill JTOk I -V il
a . i
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Iloud ls,i-a war approved by tha
atiorney-naneral'a office today for
I,'. L'.oiio for road In Francl town
ship In Pontotoc county and for
9 1 A. 000 for tha Luthar consolidated
a. hool district In Oklahoma couol-.
hum with; The latter it. for tha araotlon of a
1 chonl hulldln.
: s . I ir
e Is not !
Mr
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HowGao
You
Explain
Com?
A corn is absolutely needless,
arid millions of people know it.
Fully half the people one
meets nowadays never suffer
corn aches.
it
How can you explain a
trouble so easily avoided?
A corn means this:
You are treating it by paring,
just to get brief relief. Or you
coddle it b padding. Or you
use some old-time, inefficient
method of removal.
The proper way to deal
with corns is this:
Apply a Blue-jay plaster, then
forget, the corn. It will never
pain again.
-
In two days, usually, the whole
corn disappears. If it doesn't,
just apply another plaster.
M.
No corn pains twice with people who
use Blue-jay. And no corn stays.
The method is gentle, scientific, sure.
It is easy and quick.
That is how millions keep free from
corns. Let it keep you free. , See how
it acts tonight.
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For Corns
Stops Pain Instantly Ends Corns Completely
Large Package 25c at Druggists
1 Small Package Discontinued 17
How Blue -jay Acts
It a th'n, ofi prt whkh 4 m Irki without waiting. It wrap
ha pain by rUvlnf tha
prf ttir,
H ii (ha flAB wa, whtrh
(t"Mfy tiri'lrniin! tha corn.
ntnliy it takr only 41 hours
to Ti'1 li ' itrti complt'aly.
1' li ru'ber udticilvi whl-h
amunrt tha tft and rttakaa tba
puatar muff ana oomturubi.
Blua-Jay la ay1U4 im lttf.
Aftar that ona doaan't (aal tha
corn, Tha action ta ntJa,aad ap
pllai tn tha earn alana. 8a tha
corn dliappaara without oraaaaa.
BAUER & BLACK, Makers of Surgical Dressings etc., Chicago and New York
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