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rnmrhMftfMrtan Sunday, December 8, 1912. THE MORNING FCHO. BAKERSFIELD. CAL. TRREE BUYS HALF INTEREST IN KING SOLOMON SHIELDS TELL-THE-TRUTH ADVERTISING SHIELDS 1 SHIELDS CLEANUP ON THE KING SOLOMON NETS $4200 i 85 TONS OF ORF.

AVERAGES 70; ORE EXTRACTIONS ACTIVE OX GOOD HOPE Womens $25 Suits Womens $25 Coats a Rousing Sale at Everything for the Man. All Styles. Nothing Missing 1 .00 up. Wool and Cotton HARRY COFFEE Your Bosom Friend KNOX HATS Special Correspondence of Echo. RANDSBURG, Dee.

7. A cleanup of 5 tons from the King Solomon recently yielded a brick amount to $4,200. 'The raise on the 265 foot level of the King Solomon 175 feet east of the Butte shaft hag been abandoned entirely, as bad ground wag encountered. Another raise has been commenced on the 250-foot level and work is being done with all possible speed. Several men are busy on the 250-foot level, others are starting an upraise from the 100-foot level and several men are sinking from the surface.

A strong vein of $100 ore was encountered in the new upraise 15-feet from the bottom of the 250 foot level. Several tons of this ore were extracted in the last few days and the vein is getting richer all the time. Good Hope Ore extraction continues with pleasing regularity on the Good Hope. A ciew of men are busy drifting and sloping on the 175, 235 and 300 foot levels, which three levels are making a good showing. Fifteen tons of ore are on the dump.

Leasing on the Confidence L. W. Livengood and Arthur McClure have leased the Confidence mine, a property adjoining the Mag-ganetta on the north, both owned by T. B. Petersen and A.

F. Dejdrick. Livengood and McClure are at present engaged in sinking to recover the ledge which yielded a fair tonnage of ore, averaging $350 per ton. Petersen and Dejdrick are successfully working the Magganetta and have several tons of ore on the dump. A tremendously important offering, coming as it does just in time for the holidays.

Every one of these suits and coats are this seasons newest. The suits include blue, black and brown serges, lined with guaranteed satin. All sizes to be had, but we suggest you come early and get first choice. SHIPnEY BELLS THE LEHMAN MINING ACTIVE ON THE DESERT (Special Correspondence of Echo.) RANDSBURG, Dee. 7.

C. J. Lehman, of Los Angeles, secured a half interest from Ed Shipsey in the King Solomoa. The purchase price could not be learned, hut it is said to be a good round. Since buying the King Solomon about Bix months ago, Ed Shipsey has realized a handsome profit from this property.

The ore that has been extracted from this mine in the last six months has netted more than tae purchase price alone. Ck-Lypps Lease Cook and Lypps haTe shipped 32 tons from their King Solomon lease to the Red Dog mill for treatment. The ore was extracted from the 250 foot level and will average about $50 per ton. Ore Struck on Ajax The tunnel on the Ajax which as driven about 110 feet into the mountain by the leasers, Alfred, Jack and Charles Hallford, and J. A.

McIntyre, connected with the ore shoot recently, which yielded several tons of high grade ore on top of the mountain. The vein at present is only small, but will in crease in value fnd size with a little development work. Teagle-Lamberson Lease A gold brick of $1300 was the result of a cleanup from 23 tons cf ore from the Teagle-Lambereoa on the King Solomon. T'ii3 ore was extracted from the raise on the 110 foot level and is Letter in grade than the ore from the last milling. China Borax Lake Chas.

Churchill and J. Y. Anderson recently left for Chint Borax I ske to thoroughly sample the brine of this lake. Ed and Charles Churchill have extensive holdings of potash on these lakes. Tests gave most favorable returns and conclusively showed the presence of potash in commercial quantities.

Wolframite in Jawbone Reports were received here recently of a wolframite strike in Jawbone Canyon, 25 miles west of Randsburg. Wolframite is a tungsten mineral extensively mined in Boulder county, Colorado. The tung sten deposits of this mining district are exclusively gcheelite and the discovery of wolframite, therefore, comes as a surprise. Investigations brought to light the fact that the strike mentioned is still of little importance, the vein being very small. Sul sequent development work may, perhaps, disclose larger deposits.

Women $4 Silk Petticoats 100 of them go on sale at your choice LANDS IN WEED PATCH ATTRACTING OIL MEN New customers take absolutely no chances when they send us their laundry work. It must be good or money back. Old customer stay right with us year in and year out. Citizens Laundry ST. CLAIR, F.LSH AXD STEWART A STOW.

SHED AT RICHNESS AXD PROMISE HYATT WRITES OF OIL FIELDS OF COUNTY TELES IX EDUCATIONAL OF HIS RECEXT VISIT HERE SCHOOL OF DANCING WOMANS CLUB HALL Class for ladies and gentlemen every Tuesday at 8 oclock. Class for ladies only in Delsarte and dancing every Monday evening at 8 oclock. Class for children in physical culture, ballroom and fancy dancing, Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock. Terms, 12 lessons for single class lesson, gentlemen, 75 cents; ladies, 50 cents. Mrs.

JU P. Cirode, Miss Valentine Curran and Miss Katie Crenville, teachers. Adv. It Pure silk messaline petticoats, snapped up from a maker who sold us his surplus. Every color to be had in this remarkable offering.

There will be a crowd of eager buyers so come early. 7 Green Trading Stamps With All Purchases CHARLES KOEHN SELLS' FAMOUS SALT SPRINGS The report that L. P. St. Clair, W.

L. Stewart and H. H. Welsh were here yesterday for the purpose of conferring with the producers of low-gravity oil in anticipation that the agency offer would be rejected was discredited last evening by St. Clair, vho said that he came here to look at some Weed Patch land in which he is interested, and he took Stewart and Welsh along to show- them some first-class farming country.

St, Clair has some land at the southern end of the Weed Patch country, but in all the years that he lived in Bakersfield he has never been out through the mesa. Yesterday the oil men went down as far as the Tupman well and were astonished at the wealth of water in evidence and at the richness and promt ise of the land. St. Clair confessed also that he made liis first visit to Wasco lot very -long ago and was surprised to see the productiveness and evidence of prosperity there. The head of the agency was more ready to talk farming than oil last evening, but eaid that the future of the oil industry looks encouraging and they hope to see a change for the better within a few months.

He fell far short, however, of Colonel Spellacys optimism. State Superintendent of Public Instruction Edward Hyatt has an interesting story concerning Bakersfield and Kern county in the current number of the Western Journal of Education. While Hyatt was in Kern he made an extended trip through the oil fields, and in his article he has no little to say of the wonderful oil resources of the county and of the great gushing wells. Bakersfield Is given some W'arrn wrdstf praise, and the schools of the city and county and the work of City Superintendent Nelson and Cdunty Superintendent Stockton Is commended. NOTICE TO PUBLIC Greater California Fish and Came Protective Kona.

County Division, will meet Department Two old court house, Monday evening for the purpose of electing delegates to the valley convention to meet in Freeuo on December 12th. Signed: C. E. DAY, Chairman. 2t L.

O. SILL, Secretary. Adv. Field Marshal Roberts Dt the ritlsh army will attend the annual banquet In New York in February of the Pilgrims of America, of whom Joseph H. Choate Is president.

THREE TOTS HAVE FIVE LIVING GRANDMOTHERS MISSION AT DELANO OPENS AUSPICIOUSLY WILD DUCKS signer, has marked ability in his profession and adds not a little to tha success of the meetings. Interest is good and increasing with every meeting and many people are coming from out of town. The Graiuer hall was found to be too uncomfortable this cold weather and the meetings have been transferred to the Method dist church. PARTS WITH -PROPERTY OVER WHICH HE HAD A BATTLE LAST WINTER (Special' CoiTespoB.dencer"oi Echo RANDS Dec. 7.

-The salt claims at Kane Springs, the ownership of which was in dispute and gave rise to a lively battle on the dry lake last January, have again changed hands. Charles Koehn, the original locator, made the acquaintance of Thomas Thordkildsen during the trial in the local justice court, which case was the result of the guu fight over the ownership of the claims. Koehn sold his claims to Tborkildsen shortly afterward who in turn recently disposed of them to the Diamond gait Company of Los Angeles. These salt claims are situated near Kane Springs, 25 miles west of Randsburg. The Diamond Salt Company will mine the salt deposits on an extensive Beale and ship it to the Los Angeles refinery for treatment.

The salt la of excellent quality and almost absolutely pure. The sale brine of the lake Is pumped into evaporating tanks near the lake, bo-lar evaporation being used solely for its separation and recovery. EVANGELIST IS FORCEFUL IN PRESENTING MESSAGE TO MANY HEARERS CHILDREN OF ERWIN HOLMES HAVE THREE GREAT GRANDFATHERS Fiesh wild ducks and geese from the for sale; delivered to any part of town. Call up Main 159. Adv.

Mrs. L. P. Cirode, private lessons in Delsarte, physical culture, waltz, two-step and all ballroom dances; fancy dances, jigs, character polka and national dances. Terms, gentlemen, $1 50 per lesson; ladies, $1 00.

W. W. building, apartment 1106. 53 ELITE THEATRE (1717 Chester Avenue.) Open daily from 1 to 11 p. m.

Four Reels of the Latest Moving Pictures; Change Daily. ADMISSION, 5 CENTS TO ALL MORGAN BUILDING. General Count Terauchi has been made premier of Japan, succeeding Marquis Sacinji, with whom he disagreed, FATHER AND SON SHOT BY MAD SON-IN-LAW WANT ADS 50 CENTS A WEEK. (Special Correspondence of Echo. DELANO, Dec.

7. The Houden-schield Mission has had an auspicious opening. The evangelist is an able preacher, forceful in the presenting of his message, possesses a great insight into human character and need, is sometimes even dramatic, is an expounder of the Bible of unusual ability, and at all times gives the impression that he is really and sincerely endeavoring to lift up the people of the community to their highest moral, physical and mental opportunities. Professor C. A.

Potts, who Is his What with the modern way of diminutive families and paucity of family trees and such distinguishing posts in family history it is an interesting incident to discover a family of several generations all living at the same time. In Bakersfield the three children of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Holmes have the distinction of having five living grandmothers. The three great grandmothers are: Mrs.

Mary McKay of San Francisco, Mrs. H. M. McCann of New York, Mrs. William J.

Holmes of Massachusetts, each of them being In the neighborhood of four score years. Tha two grandmothers are Mrs. Mary Holmes of Bakersfield and Mrs. C. M.

Davis of Los Angeles. By Associated Press. HOLLAND, Texas, Dec. 7. Simpson Williams was shot and killed and his son, R.

E. Williams, was seriously Injured here today by Matt Armstrong, who then shot and killed himself. Armstrong was a son-in-law of Simpson Williams. A family dispute Is said to have led to the tragedy. i If You Axe In Poor Health COME TO DR.

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The most practical fence for all farm purposes. Call and let us show it to you. Sold by HAYES MURRAY 1919 I Street The best cut and perfect lines that makes the suits look different from the others LOCAL PARTY BRINGS IN GEESE FROM SHOOT A quartet of early risers, including Attorney Erwin Owen, Lawrence E. Chenoweth, Attorney W. B.

Beaseley and Dr. H. P. Jensen, were out yes- (Special Crrespondence of Echo.) DELANO, Deo. 7.

The young orange trees east of town are reported to be standing the cold wave that has struck the valley in a very creditable manner, although the temperature has been low for this time of year. F. J. Coddington of the Hendry ranch stated that it is not their plan to wrap any of their young trees this year. By cutting the trees back a little earlier in the season and ceasing to irrigate by the latter part of August It is found that the tree growth is retarded and they become hardened and are thus in shape to resist cold weather although it should become quite severe.

It would be hard to find a young grove which has done better than this 160 acres east of Delano. terday morning after geese. ilC if made the trip in Owens machine and brought back a satisfactory number of geese, reaching town before noon. E. J.

Miley of McKittrick oil fields was in Bakersfield yesterday. Captain F. F. Weed, the Maricopa oil man was a visitor here last suits, and then gave op all bops of being cured. When by chance I met an old friend who advised ms to call on Dr.

Lee Tick Wat of ths Oriental Herb 1816-17 My friend stated that Dr. Lee Tick Wal had cured him and would Also cure me. I consulted the doctor the day, and without asking any qu tiona told me he understood my case and would cure me. 1 I took his herb remedies with the result that I am entirely cured, and feel like a new woman. He 1 not only cured the Rheumatism, but the cause, that Is the secret.

Indeed, be gave me many years to live. I I write this testimonial In uj I gratitude and for the benefit of any person suffering from Rheumatism or any other disease. Very truly. MRS. H.

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CHAISLEY AB 74T South Main Street, Los AngeW, aL KINDLY MAIL this to SOMEONE with CANCER (Special Correspondence of Echo.) DELANO, Dec. 7. Professor H. C. Carlisle and a company of students hare erected a pennant staff on the top of the high school building for the display of weather signals.

As soon as these signals arrive from the San Francisco branch of the United States Weather Bureau they will at once be put into commission. The forecasts at present are posted in front of the postoffice. Charles A. Wood is reported to have sold his ranch to C. L.

Stickney of Lindsay. Delano merchants are getting their Christmas goods on display and they have already begun to move. There will be a special meeting of the Board of Trade Monday night, the 9th inst to hear the report of the special committee appointed to look into the expediency of the new county" proposition. Bakersfleld, July 80, 181L To Whom It May Concern: Sf 111 chronic diseases. This Is to certify that I was suf- n( Anally I went to see him and ferlng from Rheumatism for sever- toI what was the matter and at years, and was treated by many gave me a few weeks treatment physicians In Los Angeles and this nd now I cured and feel like city, but get no relief.

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