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Week-End Edition, March 25-26, 191(.
PLANS HE Ifl
DULI OUTFIT
Additional Machinery to Be
Installed in Mineral
Hill Mine.
Tu sen Ariz . March 20. Hans for
.loubllne'the output of the Mineral 1111
mine were announced at the jnnnj
.torkholrtrrs- meetlnK Of the Mineral
Hill ronsoliilated Mlnfne company, held
,,, Tu.ion. More and ha lur na
, inrif rv in to bo Installed and the
t recti I uioduction of 1P tons a day
im-rcamd to 200 tout..
Tli companv lias been operating tne
Mincial Hill only since March 1. when
the lease of E. M. Kv was terminated.
Ketvieen August 1. 191S. and March 1.
il. Kay marketed i 1 00,000 worth of
'!t r riott and IT IT. Muggier, of
,. 'Sork. recently secured an option
im the 'Jold Bullion mine and In turn
oll i.alf of their interest to W. C.
u.l.ott. The option has now been
tjken over by a corporation in which
sereral Tucson parties are Interested.
and operations are to be pushed witn
ipiir. The rich roolydbenum ore of the
"old Bullion will be concentrated In a
mill on the ground and marketed in
New York
El Paaonana Interested.
John r. Johnson and a syndicate of
Tl Paso investors have taken a bond
snd option on a group of five claims
l'i the Tucson mountains, belonlnc to
'udee Charles Blenman. Work has
he-ii started under the direction of
olinson, and It is expected that -ore
production will be commenced almost
.it oruc The ore runs well up in sine
siid lead and there is a good copper
showing on the surface,
c r. shipments to the El Paso smelter
from the Glance mine, which E. t.
Rush is developing, have been increased
from four cars to six cars a week.
Preparations to clean out the shaft
or the old Gould mine. 12 miles west
of Tucson, are being made by Walter
Wakefield and local associates, who re
cently took it over under option from
the Pioneer Smelting company. The
shaft has caved In at several points
snd is filled with water. Mining men
predict that when the water is pumped
out a valuable showing will be ex
posed Our current story is to the ef
fect that years ago the Pioneer com
pain refused an offer of J230.000 for
the Could.
OLD SNYDER SILVER MINE
TO RESUME WORK MONDAY
Turke;. . Ariz., March 25 With a
hoist installed and the old 200-foot
shaft cleaned out, active development
of the old Snyder silver mine will be
undertaken Monday by E. J. Temple,
of Boulder, Colo.
The work done In the shaft shows
that at the bottom the silver ore, for
hich the Snyder was located 40 years
ago. is replaced entirely by "black
.lack." then eo much dreaded but now
so much sought because It Is really
wolframite, one of the ores that carry
tungsten.
O. I. Tawney and I. P. Nellls have
purchased the old Bill Arp group, near
the Snjder, which Is another old sliver
property, now valuable for Its tungs
ten. NEW LOCATION
10T Texas Street.
Anderson-Filler Investment Company.
l'ho nix-El Paso Building Company.
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TA Po Seed Co. Open Evenings.
'" .-jr Antonio. Opp. Court House
.rt -
Nothing so delicious as Sulzberger's
Majestic Ham and Bacon "Dellciously
i-'ifferent" prepared In your favorite
way. Adv. I
Mexican mi. Le Kewraan, nh 4604.
M5V
Ho not overlook the many econotni
ral ways Avondale Pulled Green Chili
ttmt bt used for the table. Adv.
Dramd Lilly Slllk of your grocer
tvie kind that whipe. Adv.
Dairy Farmers
Arc your cows makiiig 30 lbs. of
milk per day? If not you are
probably not making much money.
Tie best way to get such cows is
to raise them. But to do this you
need a good bull and not a scrub,
but & pure bred dairy bull from a
heavy producing family.
We are milking 420 cows pro
ducing an average of 30 lba. per
day per cow. Do you know of
anybody else that is! 'Why not
get a bull from our herd, where
vou can see his sire and dam, tu
berculin tested and registered.
Come and see them, it will cost
you nothing to look them over.
Did you ever see a cow that
made over 20,000 LBS. OF MILK
in a year? We will show you
four in a rove.
We also sell MILK and CREAM
and BUTTER and BUTTER
MILK, Country Milk -t r
Per quart .; lUC
Special Milk f o r
Per quart 1 0'2C
Certified Milk QOf
Per quart CtLt'jZQ,
El Paso Dairy
Company
"THE CLEAN DAIRY."
PHONE 340.
TAKE ELEVATOR
SAVE $5.00
VICTOR HAT CLOTHING CO
Corner Meaa A Su Antnale.
COTTON ADDITION LOTS
But Buy in EI Paio
A. P. COLES & BROS., Agents.
THE HOME OF
Holeproof Hosiery
for Men, Women and Children.
BRYAN BROS.'
Saa Antonla A Orexoa.
GETS S75 DITEH
FIR HHTE
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Bozarth Has Ore Running'
75 Percent Tungsten;
To Ship East.
Pres.ott, Ariz.. March 25. With i00
pounds of hubente averaging from bu
to 7.1 per cent tungsten, Orville Bo
zarth arrived in Prcscott this week
lrom his claims in the Kureka dis
trict. He was immediately offered $,.
:i unit for hie ore by E. J. Temple, a
buur of Boulder. Tolo , but decided to
ship it cast.' Bozarth &as that he hai
r.uuO pounds of 60 per icnt hubnente
on his dump. ,
Advices from Cleveland. Ohio, are
that operations on the Little Jessie
mine, at Chaparral, will be resumed
in April. T W. Smith and other Cleve
land capitalists own the Little Jessie,
which Is a promising gold property.
Their first move will be to clean OUi
the 350-foot main shaft and sink it to
a depth of 1000 feet.
Fritz Yierthaler. one of the leasers
working the Davis mine, on Slato
creek, has just shipped 40 tons of high
grade gold-copper ore to the Harden
smelter. Caspari & Bloom hold several
other Davis claims under lease and
are making regular shipments.
Concentrates to TM Paso.
Concentrates will go forward to El
Paso this week from the Crook mill.
The five-stamp mill is being worked
two shifts a day and it is recovering
50 per cent of the gold values. There
is enough ore in sight to keep the mill
operating many months.
O. O. Ardrey and J. M. -McCullom have
revived the Sour Dough group of cop
per claims, at Huron, and have already
taken a large quantitj of 10 per cent
ore from the old tunnel. They expect
to begin shipping soon
MAGNESITE DEPOSIT
FOUND IN DONA ANA
Las Cruces. N". M.. March 25. It is
reported that an important body of
magnesite, a rare mineral, has been
located in Dona Ana county by James
W. O'Connor. Thus far. California has
been the only producer of this mineral.
The New Mexico masnesite assays from
S9 to 9S per cent of magensium.
ORIGINAL CLAIMANTS
IN INJUNCTION HEARING
Prescott. Ariz.. March 23. -IVderal
ttdgc William X. Sawtelle lias dis
solved the temporary injunction re
straining sheriff John Lane, of Mo
have county, from ousting 100 claim
ants to the Buster and Yellow Leader
mining claims. In the heart of the boom
camp at Oatman. valued at $100,000.
The fight for these claims is one
of the most dramatic passages in the
history of Oatman. One night last
winter about 100 men went upon the
Busier and Yellow Leader claims, which
had been platted Into tow n lots, re
arranged the platting to suit them
selves, and took possession. The next
morning the original claimants, some
of whom had paid as high as I1S0O for
their lots, were amazed to see the laud
dotted with tents.
The "jumpers" were summoned be
fore the superior court of Mohave
county, and a verdict in faor of the
original claimants was rendered. Then
the Invaders went into the federal
court and secured a temporary injunc
tlo nrestrainins the sheriff Horn tak
ing steps to oust them. The injunction
was made returnable at Prescott and
was difisolved when final aisumiits
were presented.
LEASING OF CLAIMS ON
RESERVATIONS PLANNED
1'hoenix, Ariz., March 25 'ongres
man Carl llajden has introduced in the
national house of repreeenlati' es a bill
providing for the leasing of mineral de
posits on Indian reservations. If it be
comes a law it will stimulate the del
opment of a number of promising
claims on the reservations In Aiizona.
The bill provides that the lessee of
a laim shall pay 25 cents an acre
ground rent the first year. 50 .-ents the
second, third, fourth and fifth :ears.
and Jl an acre a fcar fhereaft' r. In
..ddition he shall pay monthly a royalty
of two percent of the gross alue of all
output. He must do at least $100 worth
of detelopment work on each claim ev
ery year.
Mining on Indian reservations is now
absolutely prohibited.
DEVELOPMENTRESUMED
ON GOLDEN BELL MINE
Wickenburg, Ariz.. March 25. The
Old Mountain Mines. Incorporated, has
been financed and development of the
Golden Bells mine, three miles east
of Octaxe. has been resumed. The old
shaft is being t leaned out and heavy
machinery installed. preparatory to
deep exploration. Frank Czarnowski,
who Is in charge as superintendent, lo
cated the Golden Bells 15 years ago.
and shipped many carloads of rich ore
from surface workings
P--i,n..BbyChicV,BreedlDe and Feed'
W)Dieni5.)nc cbarti. Cures oi Diiessei.
Timely Poultry Pointers. Plans fc r Poultry
Houses. Trip Nestl and Fixtures. Daily Zee
KeconSs. (Spaces forKeeplae.) Bet Recipes
for cooklacEgcs, Poultry, etc. 64 Pace).
If Purina Chick Feed and Purina Chicken
Chowder are used as directed we guarantee
durinetbeCrst tix
weexa oi a chick's
life.
Linseed meal,
granulated meat,
nlfafa flour, bran.
etc. are necessary
tosroperlymature a chick.
These Ingredient! arc acieotiacally mixed in
Purina Cblccen Cbowder and sold at leu thia
they would cost eeparately.eTen 11 available.
Sold only In checkerboard ban br leading
dealers. If your dealer doesn't sell tbem.
mention hla name in writing lor free bock.
fUlt.iPiri.C..Uc g30QraliiSt.,St.Uiu,Mi.
HOME AUTO SERVICE
B. TOM SMITH. Marr.
All new, five end seven-passenger :ara I
ii.no ana ?z.uv per nour. no Fords.
Day r Night.
BOOK T-aSB
6oz B"H PJfEM IIjv.
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YAVAPAI 1
IIIBOOI
i
,
Greater Activity is Shown
This Spring Than Known
For Many Years.
HY WILLIAM P.
DeiWMr "
rreenft. Ariz.. March
25. Mming I
operations have been on the increase in
Yavapai countv for some months past. I
and the results have been and are in ,
keeping with the expenditure of labor
and monev During last fall and until i
i... i ...',i, M-iion snei'esslve snow i
Kinrm ti.si.te further travel in the hills
difficult and dangerous, scores of pros
pectors were in the field. They were,
in fact, more numerous than at any pre
vious time during the last 10 years.
This is proved bv the numerous loca
tion notices filed during the latter part
of 1913 in the office of the county re
corder. Propeclors Numerous.
Prospectors and miners are again
taking to the hills:, and. Judging by
their increasing numbers. Yavapai
..nit. i Vin,it in enter tiDOn the most
prosperous mininc period In its history
Mines whicn have Deen in siui"
operation for a long time have of late
augmented their working forces, and
In a number of instances have supple
mented their ore mining appliances by
the instalation of ore reduction pro
cesses. In addition, a large number of
mining properties which for some time
past had been idle, are again being
worked. Manv prospect!! are likewise
for the first time undergoing develop
ment Man; Locations Mnde.
Everv foot of promising ground is be
ing given the "once over," the up and
down and the through and through by
the adept prospectors who are nut.-'
.ri Vavcnal Miiintv from all nortions
of"the southwest. Several hundred new
locations have been made since me urai , nnriuucn at VWCWnPW
of the current vear. and on some of ORGANIZED Al WtNUtri
them ore finds of promise have already d .rir -March r. John P.
been announced Claims on which .- I " A. PrVer. of Clark
sessment work for 191.. h ' been incorporated the Desert
done were closely watched and nii-kl im' and Development companv. a
appronriated. T.ie circumstance is men- ( j,;00M corporation, for the purpose
tioned because for some ars past lit- j of work,nI- large group of gold-Coptic
attention vas paid locally to whetli- . clalms near AVcuden.
er the annupl assessment work was or j
w.'.s not performed on the mining it r "! T
claims of this section. The renewal of tiirdS Kemam .lOSe 1 0
interest m mining, everjwnere nonce
able in Arizona, caused the claim own
ers of Yavapai county to be more par
ticular than formerly about doing the
necessarv .irsepsnient work ami nunc
proofs of labor. As a result of their
precaution few claims were jumpable
on the first of the current year, he
cause of noncompliance with the min
ing laws
The high price commanded hv the
minerals whiih are associated with the
gofd-Rllver bearing ores of Yavapai's
mining areas, is the lodestone that at
tracts capitalists and miners. Thefce
ores are Heavily impresnaien inn
tungsten, copper, zinc ann ieao. ana art
at this time ouite as desirable an asset
as gold and silver, inquiries for mining
properties are being received by the
Prescott chamber of commerce from
various sections of the United States:
and. in an effort to get bu er and seller
in touih without the agency of a mid
dleman, a bureau of information was
reeentlv established The results are
sufficients encouraging to warrant
placing the bur-au on a permanent
ban.".
Pegmatite Areas I'cpular.
The pegmite. or tungsten bear': ;- i
I'-eas. are markedly popular and were
'icong hr fir. t to receive 1'isc itt'i- j
lion At the present price of tungsten-- t
iiuoted t Denver on March li at f0 ,
per unit foi 60 percent ore these ares ,
are receiving ccn cnucti n:' ". -"- ,
.ire responding satUlactorily ;o the test T.ond-.r,. Eng. March 2... One of the
of development. The present pri. e of sigh- In London no- is the appe-r-tnnEtn
is the highest in the history sn-e on tne box seats of autoinobilos
.S.f tDi ,n.i iniUnijnni. utrontlr
f,.-- it. r.r.J.li.in? at this, o.- an even
higher pri-e. for some lime to i-oine.
It is interesting to note that in 1-eiiru
ary. 191i. the same class of ore 60 per
cent tungsten was quoted at S..T3 1 e
unit. Wolframite and hubnente or-
arrvinar as high as "0 percent tungsten.
are being shipped to Pittsburg, Pa . and
Denver. Colo., from various sections of
Yavapai countv. Tugsten mining, there
fore, bids fair to be a verv prosperous
branch of the local minlni industr; . It
is not. however, t" bold the popular at
tention to the eclipse of copper, lead,
zinc and silver not to mention gold.
Copper, for instance, is the highest
in price it has been for many vears. As
a result, the great United Verde and
other copper mined of Yavapai county.
are being worked as never before, New
and commercially valuable bodies or
copper ore have of late been found In
sections remote from each other. In vet
other instances development has been,
resumed in copper properties which had
for some time been inoperative. Yet
other properties are soon for the first
time to undergo development. Among
the latter is the Green Monster, said by
engineers to be the best copper pros
pect In the vicinity of the United Verde
mine. The Jerome Verde is another
copper prospect for which a prosperous
future is predicted. The Blue Bell. Cop
per Hill, Loma Prieta, Commercial. Ut
ile Daisv 'United Verde Extension),
Henrietta and Butternut are prominent
among the copper producers of this
county, aside from tho United Verde.
Penalty n.enioed.
Zinc, a prominent by-product of the
ores of this county, is high in price, j
Penalized for many years, the metal has I
now struck its gait, and is hailed as an
asset whereas it was formerly execrated
as a debit. A stame maruei ior zinc ai
prevailing or an Increased price, is as
sured. It. together with copper, tungs
ten and lead, is what might be not in
aptly called a. mining camp war baby.
Lead, another profitable by-product
of Yavapai's ores, is quoted in the pis
at from $6.95 to $ per hundred pounds.
The mineral is one of a number pre
vailinr in local ores that Is readily re
claimed bv oil flotation or other modern
reduction processes.
llnnev In SlWrr.
Mother- mineral, other than gold. I
that promises to add materially to tne
fin
ciii hi ikiub i iuv.i uimo uiim-
ators. is silver. Quoted at 56 to
rents, there is ample warrant for the
assertion that the puce will in a com
paratively short time he considerably
higher. The silver mines of Yavapai
.cum ha t iddeil millions of dollars to
tho precious metal wealth of the United
states and will add other millions to
their former contributions.
Prescott and Jerome, the mining cen
ters of Yavapai county, are increasing
in population and prosperity The hotels
in both camps arc overcrowded with
mining and other business men, and
there Is rot a Aaennt house in either
of tliem. Prescott merchants report that
valeh during January. Februarv and
March of the current year were nearly
double those recorded during the corre
sponding months of last year. Jerome
merchants announce simllary aatisfac
tor conditions.
NUXATED IRON
ncrcascs strength
f delicate, nervous.
undown people 100
i ..-111 u ien uu
manv instances.
'100 forfeit If it
. la as per full ex-
uanstion
in large
rude
soon to ap-
ear in this papt,r.
sk vour doctor c
u' i Owl Dru; i... A U
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Advertisement
EL PASO HERALD-MINING NEWS
MILS MEETING
HIHB1:;
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Owners of Producers i m
AriZOna tO UOUier Willi
Tax Commission.
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of producing mining claims in Arizona
are invited to meet with tho state tax
commission for a conference that is to
begin next Monday and probably v. ill
last several days. The conference was
called at the suggestion of John II.
Ttohirtson. secretary of the Arizona
chapter of the American Mining con
gress. Arizona now has no specific mine tax
law, but all mines are assessed undei
the general statutes. Owners of pro
ducing claims are required to file with
the tax commission not later than April
1. statements showing their production
and expenses for last year.
At the conference a number of ques
tions, particularly those bearing on
what expenses will be allowed in arriv
ing at the net income, are to be
threshed out.
GOLD ORE RUNNING $500 TO
TON IS FOUND NEAR JEROME
Jerome, Ariz.. March 23. Picked sam
ples from a strike made by the Three
Medal Mining company, between Je
rome and Jerome Junction, run $o00 to
the ton in gold.
The streaks from which the samples
were taken occur at regular intervals
of three feet through a ledge 2.. feet
wide, which was cut at a depth of 100
feet.
In 1900 outcrops of rich gold ot(
were found on the Three-Medal claims
and th?re was a small rush to that
vicinity.
MSO.OOO MINE COMPANY
Firing Line, Unafraid
P.iris, Trance. March 23. A French
soldier, before the war well known as
an ornithologist, reports to a learned
society the results of studies which he
has made on the behavior of birds liv
ing close to the firing line nesting in
the rear of cannon and flying with the
airplanes.
The wood-pigeon, cuckoo, thrush,
magpie and jay bird make their nests
as usual in wood or brush or ground I
close to the trenches, and seem little
distutbed bv the rattle of rifle-fire oi
( U(1 ira8h ijf bombs Tney ,.ven nave
. Wn.. .. ,. flla . their nabit.
and instead of seeking their food of I
worm or insect hop around the quarters
w here the soldiers feed and make a 1
full meal of th odds and ends scat- j
tered on the groui-d.
And even the hum of the airplane,
and its flight in their proper sphere,
does not terrify them. The starling
and buzzard, curious by nature, are
often Keen to fly near and observe this
giant-bird which has wings but never
flaps them. '
Smart British Society Has
Talen to Negro Servants
l negro servants. The idea is
c -
i tended to other domestic posts.
Sm.-ill
!;e
p.sge boys are replacing hf.H-
aiul even footmen in the big
house- It is thought to be smart as
! well as utiicin- tor a woman of fash
i ion to be followed, as her ancestress
i wa in the time of the laet King
George, by one of these diminutive
black creature?.
Sooietv keeps a fairly sharp lookout
on itself to see if anybody dares to
maintain a staff of men-servanth. A
case in point occurred the other day
where a woman possessing a butler and
three footmen, was reproved by her
friends. Her explanation was that she
was supporting four delicate and
otherwise unfit Individuals w!.o were
not strong enough for other worl:
COLD VAVE. OVERCOAT STOLEN:
TIRE, HORSE AND BUGGY TAKEN
Wearini- an ove-coat which, it is al
leged, he took from the office of n. M.
Crawford. 614 -Mills building, earlier in
the day, Joe Plckerson was arrested
Kridav afternoon and docketed at the
citv jail on a charge of vagrancy.
Tire thieves stole a new tire from
the rear end of a delivery truck owned
by the Empire Bottling work. Friday
afternoon, on South Santa Fe street
The robbery occurred when the driver
of the truck left the machine to de
liver a rvlinder of gas in a small store.
I Torres wns arrested Saturday morn-
lllff with ! tiro in hi. nnat4afii.n
F. M. Asi.irtc reported to the police J
Friday morning that a horse and buggy I
had been stolen at Seventh and El Paso J
streets. The buggy was later recovered
bv Mr. Ascarte and was undamaged. .
FOUR SURVIVORS OF CITY JAIL
FIRE DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL
Four of the nine survivors of the citv
jail fire horror on March 6, were re
leased from the count hospital Fri
day afternoon, fiv of the burned men
Mill being in a serious condition.
Those released were Y. Larson, a
Finnish sailor, who was arrested the
dav prioi to the fire on a vagrancy
charge: Charles King, awaiting trial
and who ran down to the P.yan drug
store for treatment: J. W. Fort and T.
McIleMe servincr Hirrallcv terms.
i if Ilia "H utlin .11 aH a u a
resun oi
hums received in the fire 15 were
j,xci,n io Americans and one ne
gro. Fred Marrlou.
AMARILLO'S DEPOT BURNED;
DISPATCHER LEAPS FOR LIFE
i Amarillo. Tex., March -jr.. A loss ap
proximating S 10.000 was sustained
when the Hock Island passenger sta
tion and general office building was
destroed bv fire here. T. M. Gavin,
night dispatcher, whose escape was cut
off by flames, escaped through leaping
from a window, lie was injured by tho
leap, sustaining a dislocated leg and
broken bone.
AMARILLO TOBEGIN PAVING
CAMPAIGN IN EARNEST JUNE 1
Amarillo. Tex.. March 23. Amarlllo's
new street paving campaign is to be.
fully inaugurated b June 1. Already
the preliminary work of warding con
tracts. City officials say they are pay
ing especial attention to details. Funs
from the bonds soon will be available
for the work.
. ..-.' m , - t fi r 1. n I'lll'VTlV
I " ii-ir, tc e't-ivii uavw mi it vmhv
Dr. n. URamey, chief surgeon of the
, G jr. & ,?, railway, when asked re-
garding the allegations mane py i: i.
Freeman in a suit against the road, in
which the plaintiff alleged that he hud
not received proper medical attendance.
i said. "I never treated Freeman
ior
' any injury and know nothing whatever
of his case.
A dollar saved by buying goods pro
duced clst where is a dollar thrown at
your neighbor's birds.
! Teach Children To Looe
. . Kaiser, Not Enemy, Says
German School Circular
Berlin, Germany. Marvn -,. ine ioi-
wlng circular letter lias neen cni iu
i ti,i .-hnrfl inspectors of Prussia by
,i.n .ji.-.n .. nt eHnrationl
in- ucinji unci.- "- . . , a
"The wish has recently been voiced
n?b&N:
Hires to the children Ilgnt against tne
i growth or nairen amuim """'."' '"i
I prepare the coming reconciliation of
1 tria nannlne
..!. . .etinnu must llV Tin lnAJ1S
fUCIJ ftUKMC -,.... -- - .
be listened to by those to wliom is con
fided the molding of the mind of our
children. On the contrary it must be
looked upon as the principal task of
the teachers in all primary schools to
make sure that the terrific lessons and
experiences of these present. days leave
Indelible traces upon the minds of the
coming generations.
'The most beautiful task of our
teachers should be to instil into tho
minds of the children :. growing love
and admiration of our kaiser anil king,
and the Hohenzollern dynasty. A dally
prayer for our august sovereign has
been introduced in our schools, and it
should remain after the war as a liv
ing expression of this love.
EYE EXAMINATIONS
Should be made oy nn Optometrist,
if vou expect correct Glas-ses. Geo. D.
Kendall. 22S Mesa Ave, Makes Ulassei
night. Adv.
El Paso Seed Ce. ripen -.venings.
B19 San Antonio. Opp. Court House.
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feel lazy, dizzy and all knocked out. Your head
is dull, vour tongue is coated ; breath bad : stomach
sour and bowels constipated. But don't take sali
vating calomel. It makes you sick, you may lose
a day's, work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis, of the bones. Calomel crashes into sour
bile like dynamite-, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and cramping.
If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver
and bowel cleansing you ever experienced just take
a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to
night. Your druggist or dealer sells you a 50
cent buttle of Dodson's Liver Tone under my
personal money-back guarantee that cncli spoon
Holland, Not At War, Has
$140,000,000 War Expense
The Hague, Netherlands, March 25.
The war has so far cost Holland. JI40,
000,000. Further, reckoning the de
mands of the intervening period at
$8,000,000 a month, the new minister
of finance. Dr. Anton van Gyn, esti
mates that by August 1 next, a sum
of jltso.Oun.OOO will have been spent on
the mobilized land and sea forces and
in meeting the otlier extraordinary de
mands made on the treasury by the
war crisis. ,a
Of tiie amount mentiontioned J11B,
OOo.OOO was raised by a 5 per cent loan
issued after the first three or-, four
months of war. and the problem now
facing this country is how to provide
the balance of $70,000,000. The new
minister of finance proposes to raise
as much as $32,000,000 by a special
lew termed a "defence tax," and In
the' financial year beginning May 1
next, to obtain another $1S,Q09.000 by
a tax on war profits, and to have re
course to a loan for the balance of $20,
00O.U00. MAGDALENA LIGHT PLANT
IS SOLD B DISTRICT COURT
Socorro. N. M.. March 25! At a pub
lie sale, the Magdalena Electric Light
companv' plant was sold here by or
der of the district court. The sale was
conducted hv iudge Kelly, and the
property was bid in by George Keith
and Ed Wayne, of Socorro, for $10,
uon. 7
The plant was formerly owned by w.
W. Benjamin and. the sale was the re
sult of foreclosure proceedings insti
tuted against the company.
The Long - Sought - For
. 'Balanced Tires
We have actually produced the long-sought-for
'balanced' tires. m
The instant success of our popular
priced 'Usco' Tread is a striking example
of the automobile owners' immediate
recognition of our 'balanced' tires.
There are three bitr, exclusive reasons why tha
'balanced' tire is the 100 per cent, efficient tire.
1 Because tbe rubber tread is 'balanced' that i, the
tread has juat the exact 'balance between resiliency
and toughness, vrhich produce the greatest possible
efficiency in the whols tread.
2 Because the fabric carcass i 'balanced that is, tha
carca3 has complete 'balance' between flexibility
which givea easy riding, and strength which givea
endurance.
3 Because tho whole tire is 'balanced' that is, th
rubber tread and fabric carcass are in such complete
'balance' as to give equal wear both tread and car
cass are equally strong.
It is this three-fold 'balance that sets the five United
States Individualized Tires in a class apart.
Since our 'balanced' tires began to be "felt on the mar
ket" last fall, the sales of United States Tires havo in
creased steadily month by month up to the recent highest
increase of 354 per cent.
United StstesTln
Nobby 'Chain 'Usco 'Royal Cord 'Plain'
"INDIVIDUALIZED TIRES"
Sies Fired in Target
Practice Are Fished Out
of Sea by the Japanese
Tokio. Japan. March 2.5. Japanese
have evolved a scheme for getting iron
from the sea which seems more prac
tical than the famous project for ex
tracting sunfchine from cucumbers.
Xakahara Sanji, formerly an. expert in
the navy office, has conceived the idea,
of fishing up the spent shells which
have been fired by the warships at
target practice. At certain places, the
targets being fixed and the shootin
good, the shells lie at the bottom m
little hills and the depth, varying from
18 to 22 fathoms, is practicable for
diving operations. ....-.
The calculation is that there are a
million and a half shells lying at the
bottom of Hiroshima bay and 60" -000
in Ise bay. besides smaller quanti
ties elsewhere. The metal to be ob
talned from the shells would bring at
present war price about $20 each shell,
so there is a chance for a lucrative enterprise.
THE
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ful will' clean your sluggish liver better than a
dose of nasty calomel and that it won't make
you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver medicinr.
You'll know it next morning because you wiil
wake up feeling fine, your liver w ill be working,
your headache and dizziness gone, your stomaci
will be sweet and your bowels regular. You will
feel like working; you'll be cheerful; full of vigor
and ambition.'
Dodson's Liver Tone i3 entirely vegetable,
therefore harmless, and can not salivate. Give if
to vour children. Millions of people are u-in-Dodson's
Liver Tone instead of dangerous calomel
now. Your druggist will tell you that the -a!c vl
calomel isjllmost stopped entirely here.
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