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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1904-06-09

CTEPToE LODGE NO. ~. r. "a. M
SIhe STAGED Communication of stepto.
Lodge, No. "a, r, d A. NJ. will be held a
In Nevada Hall each Tuesday evening IA
psrs Of sister Lodges and soJournira
brethren In good Standing are cordially in.
sited to attend ". c. GALLAGHER w. N,
CRAs. 4, WALKBR, secretary.
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y 6 ~ " Hodge,

MEETS THE FIRST AND THIRD
Thursdays of each month At 8 O'Clock
P. N. In the A. o. q w. Hall at Ely
Sojournine brethren In good standing
are cordially invited to attend the meet.
ings. NJ. G. SHALLENBARGER, NJ. W.
W. A. MoYLE, Secretary.
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Lodge Directory.

fyHgRRY CREEK LODGE NO. 70, I. o. OF
OMsets ct Odd Fellows Hall every M0s
iay evening At g O'Clock. sOjourn- -
ing brethren In good standing are
'ordis,lv invited to attend j. B.
ORR, n. G =. N. CbAsE, Ret. sec-
rotary.
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NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION
FOR PROBATE OF WILL.

In THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
COURT or THE STATE OF NEVADA.
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY or
WHITE PINE.
In the Matter OF the Bstats Of
William May 90. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given that Ellen Hayes
and Joseph Hayes Sled their petition on the
sth day Of May. 1904. for the probate Of the last
Will of william Hayes. decreased. and ask that
Let srs Testamentary be issued To them, and
that Fridav. Nay n. 1914, at 10 o'clock \ II. Of
laid day. and the court room Of said Court, 1t
the conrt house o. he town Of Ely, County Of
white Pine andGtats OF Nevada. have been ap-
pointed a. the tins and place for proving the
viii OF william Hayes, dsceassd. and for the
hearing Of the application Of Ellen Hayes and
Joseph Hayes fer Letters Testansntsfy 70 be
issued to them. ~
.~>. WITNESS my hand and the seal Of
sKALI said Court this 10th day Of Nay
49,! 1904. NEIL MUNRO.
Clerk.
Chas A. Walker Attorney for Petitioners.
First publication May l2-Lsst Nay 18th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-01-17
TWAS A MISFORTUNE.


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Of Midnight. The sleeping car uas efaEa-
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Sickner Conservatory To.e..


Lester kice has been enrolled in the
mandolin department and is proving him.
self a very energetic student
Mary Hawk from Pea body. Kan, Is;
again studying piano at the conservatory
after a short vacation.
Ethel Cookson, who for a long time
came to the conservatory from her home
in kingman for piano lessons, finds her
study much facilitated by the removal
OF the family to Wichita, where they
will reside permanently.
Carrie Wirth, Augusta, Kan. student
in piano, has also enrolled in the violin
school.
Mrs. May Lynch, from Kansas City,
who was the guest of Mrs. r. II. Barnes
of the piano department, returned home
Thursday evening
We were glad to receive a call from
Mrs. Dwight Mitchell the other day. Mrs.
Mitchell nee Loosely was formerly a
student of the school
Ada Baker is visiting friends in Ell
Dorado
Mr.. George Oliver, from Harper, Kan,
has resumed lessons after rest of sew
eral weeks
Marie Horner is unable to practice at
present because of an afflicted finger.
Nellie Tracy has been detained from
lessons several weeks on account of the
Illness. of her mother. We are glad to
note her canvalescence and to have Miss
Tracy with us again
Oliver Clement has entered upon an
other term of piano study.
Morton Jay was enrolled in the mando-
lin department last week but had the
misfortune to break his arm the day he
was to take his first lesson
Little Gertrude Redfield is now the
youngest student in the school, being but
six years of age. Her natural talent
for music is phenomenal.
Mr.. VIM. Baird, Peabody Kan. visit
ed the school Monday afternoon.
Mrs. May Lynch was a caller Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Redfeld. Ruth Hilliard,
Mrs. Eta Bate, Mrs Vaughn and Mrs.
Schuler. were visitors this week.
Miss Minnie Weaver from Iowa COM
menced a course of lessons on the piano
with Mr. Sickner last Wednesday.
The program was given Friday by Miss
Kate Herrig and Mr. Byron Chamber
lain, assisted by the conservatory Mande-
lin club.
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OKLAHOMA COLLEGES,

-NOiiAiGu Jan. 10.
The collection of geology specimens for
the Worlds Fair is almost completed
Among the many things that will be in
Guided in the collection will be so speci-
mems of Oklahoma building stone. as well
as great number of samples of gypsum.
cement, clays OF all kinds, salt and other
resources of the territory. Mr.. Schromm.
a student OF the university. has spent two
years in getting together this exhibit, and
it bids fair of being one of the best of
its kind at the fair.
The university students and faculty had
their photograph takei the first of the
week upon the steps of the main build
ing, or University Hail. The picture
made is a good one and will be sent TO
the Worlds Fair and placed in the edu-
cational exhibit
President Boyd has been sick all week
and for several days was confined to his
bed. He is reported better. however. and
is slowly convaiescing
The enrolment Immediately after the
holidays was increased by number of
new students, and according to the in
formation at the presidents office they
are expecting a great many more next
term.
\ special class of the gymnasium squad
will give an exhibition here early Ia the
spring. The class is also expected to
make a tour of the larger cities of Okla
homa.
y class in art and sculpture will be or
ganized next term.
The examinations begin in two weeks
Tie students are hard az work studying
for the inevitable.
The new Carnegie library is one story
high II presents a very ereditahie ap-
pearance.
j meeting OF the Board az Regents viii I.
be called at Norman Jan 18th An unu-
sual large amount or business Is - be /
transacted, as the board has not met for /
soma time.
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uer OF the yard surrounding the little
wooden house which the government built
Tor him here many years ago He Is e!sh-
ty-fve years old. almost blind. scarcely
able 10 hear. and broken in health and
spirit. His once alert mind II becloudei
and feeble Death IS likely 20 occur at
any hour.
With the passing Of the famous chief
tain XII disappear from America the
last OF the eminent and powerful leaders
CT the Indians. whose names are iH6eistbly
.ritten. many os them IN human blood.
Upon every page q the hiztory OF the
great wcst- Ped Cloud first came into
prominence as the leader o. the red men
il the Fetterusan massacre r. wyorring.
That TRAGEDY. terrible alike IN conception
and execution. occurred December 2, ls.s.
enar Fort PHI Kearuy
\ detail Of SOLDIERS was sect 70 gather
wood on the Little Piner. a stres~ run
uing past the fort The sasc.sTs had
reached a 7sosst sbsut two mites from the
fort. vheI. suddenly they were attacked
oy Indians. EesnfoToen1eais went 70 thei-
rescue and ;hey were safety brought Into
the fort
Ger. CaFfiBstc1 resolved - chzs;ise the
offsrdlag savage. lie sent oct Joe men IN
Command q Capt Fetfer1san- After 4
quick Ewo~Eufle march the soldlsrs came
into yieS q shs redskins. vho had vksfl-
- srolE1 - iae front q ihs cid E9n-
fans trail The earnIus ssv&Ses led CAPT
F~tsrmeu ard ks Esn 70 a high ridge.
srd there. s~cTssiug ITEMS svss N sstssr
ssIa % s. formed az znbssesds.
The soldiers had got sbort halfway
6o<n tSe rsise. ~h4a sa9asTisT Rsa Caasssi
ro=n Up ca ere see % then VITA ssane
~ braves. and CT The oslseE size Pc
I.sss Red Leaf re~e SD Nth - sqaai
risra5sT III corsnaz3 vas 4sksa esFa-
pz>ss:y b. Hz4EpriN~- aad sh< sttsrx vss
teEz1rse n Is lxzcelt<. Sox nan e.
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capped
Realizing tina, death In cruel form
awaited them. Capt Fstterman and Lieut.
Brown. after lighting valorouxiy until
their ammunition wa exhausted. killed
themselves
The massacre az once brought Red
Cloud into great prominence making him
BY common consent the leader Of he
warrior s,1ox- in a SHIRT tine be had
established q military Dictatorship. at
tracing 20 himself al fsn clements DIS
posc1 70 TAR ard Opposed % the gov
eminent and The army. ard bsoornsnr
terror 81 the whites ftrouglsas the re-
Glen orfr -Eica &c ru,e6
FER rsaay months of atroclfy an8 fol-
loving s seii IN 1875 the Indians
abandoned sse North Platte country ard
went 20 ihe Re- Cloud agency % TIE
white Earth River. wbsAce tney e9a.sr-
utd under He'd Csossd 10 MAKE srsqsezf
raios- lie continued a disturbing factor
ca ire frontier wnsli sbo-ss a Qua r.es q,
a cszsHrg sso. ~hen he s.Eo<5 a peace
treaty
He then buried his f0-uah2zk I'D 10
nes~r hss broken his corrracs wlrh tfss
government When &c fszxht the zh.ts..
h~ I'D - vita terrstls ssroessnszs ana
fsTcrify. Dsseeasssax Axe a xhaxsxsa.f %
eesEh u1pu settlement. he aswsvs Isst
a CORY rsth behsrs hss7. out =bsa hs
Ss1ed Ire treaty 81 peaes - dsd e a
god faith. ard for srenty-tarse yez~s Ne
has lived n sHisv ~sts hls Ehsse bFssh-
fes
the e.os- ~ rh@ cszss@iza szssEss eis-
'ing Buil ss5 hss zsrTSorz. G<a. csDpk-
n The pF~s~rrz q fha1*anSs 81 Fa4sns-rs
of M trfb~. formally 1<Eses~s sssa f5ee.3
srgTz ths chisei417salp q AZ sf1sx. aaa
sozssrntsssensd sref.~s Tai a. t.s szsoees-
soc. sFeiisa TAI xs. 50 hrs ssssry sizss.. !
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Friends University Nofes


denominations will be held this week.
January 20 to %. The new term begins
Monday, January 3
The English classes are all busy mt
ting finishing touches to their half-vear',
work Inc eighteenth Anthony Literary
class closed their reading with Gold
smiths plays and are now preparing their
research papers. The class in English
essayists finished their work with read
Hngs from Ruskin. The advanced English
composition class completed their work in
augmentation with a wo-thousand-word
paper.
Misses Grace Mccormick. Florence VIII
more, Grace Reed, Grace Carey: Messrs
George Fuller, Roy Seudder. Rev. Ander-
son We're among the visitors the past
week.
Miss Gabrielle Morris has returned 10
school after week of absence on ac-
count of sickness
Miss Eta Berry had her ankle sprained
severely the last week and is now added
70 the list of those who walk on crutches.
preliminary debates between the Fresh
men and Junior classes and the Sopho-
more and Senior classes for places on the
final team to debate with Cooper college
IN April were held Tuesday. With Mr.
Fred Stanley Professor Trueblocd and
Mr.. Q. c. Emery as judge for the Fresh
men-Junior debate, Misses La Rue ior-
ner. Ester Chase, and Laura Peterson
from the Junior class. received the high
est markings. and Elmer McKibben from
the Freshman. With Mr.. Jno. outland.
Mr.. ]. \. Allison and Professor Daisy
Dixon as judges for the Sophomere-Sen
'or cebate, Alta Howard, Edgar Haworth
and Adelbert Andrew. were chosen from
the Senior class, and Howard Mitchell
from the Sophomores. The successful
contestants in these class debates met in
the final preliminaries last evening in
Russell Hall. The intercollegiate team
will be announced next week
The Freshman English class spent the
recitation hour Thursday in debate. The
question was: Resolved. That the Ne
gro Has Received Better Treatment by
the United States Government, Than the
Indian" The speakers for the affirra-
tive We're: Misses Rucker. Coppock. STAN
ley and Allison; for the negative. Messrs.
Piekeren. Folke.s. McKibben and Miss
Goodyear. The decision of the Judges.
Miss Benton. Mr. Hnl, and Professor
Laura E. Kirby, WAS two votes TO one
in favor of the negative. The speeches
ell showed good ability as to formation
or argument. and as TO composition and
delivery. The class shows good material
for college debating work.
Several new half-year courses viii be
effered next term. In the Departmen,
Of English Miss Kirby will give three of
these courses. Shakespeare. a study OF
representative plays. Supplemented BY. lec- I
lures and library readings, Tbs plays
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Harry Falk, A. E. Branham and Geo
svi.h.ta Commerce. COLES. Ns,e,

Wi.hIta Commercial College Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. beauchamp were callers
! The fore part of the week.
Mr.. Walters of Cheney called to see
his daughter, who is pursuing the short
hand course, on Wedne stay.
MIR. frank W. Bull, former graduate
from the commercial department.. enroll
ed Monday for the shorthand and type
writing course.
Mr.. Thos Vessels returned to school
The first of the week after about three
weeks absence on account of sickness
Miss Letta Osborn, a former student in
the commercial department. has returned
for special course In typewtiting
Mr. Johnson, friend of Mr. Pierson,
called on Tuesday.
The following old students were callers
during The past week: B. D. Dettweiler
j. H. Bradley, Lizzie Carr, Arthur and
Hugh Harr nston.
Mr.. Burr Car. who graduated from the
commercial department. three weeks ago,
commenced the fun shorthand course on
Wednesday. He has been spending
short vacation at Wakita, o. T.,
Prof. o. w. Bottoroff, friend of Mr..
Carr. made a pleasant visit at the col
lege Thursday.
Mrs. Springer and daughter from Ok
lahoma. called the first of the week and
were highly pleased with the school The
young lady and her brother expect TO
take a course soon.
Rev. Ostron1, the neteG evangelist, held
a special service in the actual business
department Thursday morning at half
past eleven, which was very highly ap-
preciated by all the students and faculty
He gave most excellent lecture in his
magnetic way that won the closest at
tention OF every student DR. Brait. Rev.
Grace, Secretary Fuller of the Y NJ c.
A. and Mrs. Harrington were at the
meeting.
The new students TO enroll this week
were: Theresa Vaughan. Cora Virgins,
F. W. Bun and Cecil Newly of Spice
land, Ind
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NoRTHwEsrERN NoRMAL.

| Aiya Normal, Jan. l6.-Arrangs ments
have just been completed for lighting
the Normal building with gas and plant
with fifty lamps viii be installed OF an
early dae. This plant will also furnish
gas for use in the chemical laboratory.
Prof. Jenkins has recovered from h.h
recent illness and was able TO meet all
OF his classes last Friday.
! President Conway has asked the board
of regents for a appropriation of sleeo
10 build and equip a new gymnasium for
the use of the Normal students and the
present Indications are that it win soon
be forthcoming.
The members of the baseball assoeia-
ton met last Thursday and took steps
for the reorganiza ton of the baseball
team, and several interesting games were
planned at early dates. Another meet
| ing will be held within few days TO COM
piete the organization
Prof. Colyin of the music department
received several handsome new clario-
/ nets this week which VIII fill long-fslt
want, and viii greatly add to the useful
ness of the Regimentai band
Several new dwellings and one or two
new business houses are being erected
IN Alva this month and others are being
planned. 4 present there is scarcely
vacant house to be found in the town
The alarm caused by the failure of the
Ava National bank has about subsidized
and but little effect is noted upon the
business affairs of the town at present
The examination now being conducted
by the bany examiner while not yet COM
rleted seems to warrant the conclusion
that the depostors need not fear the
loss of their deposits
At q meeting of the Normal Debating
club last Saturday night the following
officers were elected:
President, a. c. Wilson,: vice presi-
dent, Stanley Spurrier; secretary AnseI
Ernst; treasurer. Loren williamson
marshal, William Erdman.
The Junior Reading circle held an in
teresting meeting on Friday night in the
Junior Hall at the Normal building The
program was as follows:
Piano Solo. Miss Nellie Watson
Sketch of Lowel1s Life. "a C. Wilson
VISION Of SIR LAUNFAL
Prelude to first part. Miss Edna Kelly
First Part. Miss Alice Coiyin |
Prelude to second part. Kari Kendall |
Second PARTIAL Mr.. Stanley Spurrier
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Wichita Business College Notes.

Harry Mann, a recent student OF the
bookkeeping department has won con-
siderable notice by his Gibson sketches.
II is said that it is almost impossible for
anybody but an expert to tell them from
the original. His father is considering
sending him to an are school to develop
his talent.
We notice by the paper that Miss Es-
Their Pope, a recent student. has Joined
the matrimonial ranks We wish her as
much happiness in her future life as
she has had success in her stenogTaphic
career
Lee Kinkead, Chas. Newton, Virgil
Reece and Otto Goeldner completed the
theory work during the past week and
have taken up actual business work while
owen Henry completed the work but
was forced TO quit for the present, owing
TO work at home.
Lois Tackwell. Myrtle Gwinn. Myrtle
hurry and VIII Lathrop completed the
section work and have been admitted TO
the Offices
Del Milne, recent student. now court
stonographer for the district court at
AlVa, was a caller this week
Miss Edna Holhrook is doing the steno-
graphic work for the Lawrence Commits
sion company of this city
On Friday evening. January :. the
shorthand teachers and mebers of Miss
Ora Dewing's class met at Their home. 9ss
West Central 10 celebrate the annivers-
AIRY of her birth The evening was pleas
antly spent in games and guessing con-
tests Refreshments consisting Of ice
cream. fruit and assorted cake was serv-
ed Miss Dewing was presented with 4
souvenir spoon in honor Of the occasion.
In the guessing contest Miss Retta wv
more won the prize while Miss Lily Pet
ers captured the BOBBY prize. Miss Ber-
tina Moves took a fiashiishJ of the party.
Messrs. Hills and Ostrlim spent about
fifteen minutes with the students on We'd
nesday morning and the applause at the
end testified TO the extent of their ap-
probation
Miss Nell Jackman who has taken
shorthand for only about two months.
handled quite lot OF the Office cores
pondeuce very nicely this week. She is
a touch operator and the evenness and
riainness OF the work Will testify as 10
her efficiency.
Miss Nina Pressy has accepted a posi-
zion as bin clerk for Casey and Gerst
OF this city.
\ new wholesale Office was opened
this week TO accommodate the crowd
Of Office people.
The baseBsn fever has struck and the
BOYS are ont practiclng eveFy evening
New students this week are T. e. Genes
Elmer Dunn aud C. T. Bury. returning. |
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TerrltorisI universi,y Prepsratory.

loflkaHa tEe fAfEatoFS. Jan It.
The Office Is IN receipt of some fine desk
blotters.
Mrs. +. &. Chapman ard son. Theodore.
and AIRS. Wright Of Nardin. attended
chapel Monday.
Chapel visitors last Monday we're:
Misses ,-ellier ara Dawson. Lon BracsSen
and sister Mabel
II meeting Of me athletic assocla-
ton Tuesday. NJ. Todd WAS elected cap
tain OF THE base bali team.
Mr. frank Kiufa from Billings and
Mr. Albert klupa ard wife from Wagner.
5. d. we're visitors Frcay
Mrs Markham frcm Caldwell Kan.
visited classes Frtcay. She has dsugh-
ser and two sons attending school.
The Y. ". c. \ re; sunday p n. aa5
ssnde- The leadership % Misses SaaEs ard
Easter organizer Miss rSelpslla walker
Was shosea president
The new enrolimeats during The PAST
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week are as follows: Ada Ansel. Tonka-
wa; Guy L. NiehoH, Blackwell; Ross
Huien and Frank Buxton, Euna Rue
oush. Newkirk.
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs-Geo. Shaver.
Blackwell. Nellie Reid of Wichita. and
Florence Shaver and Emma Buchhoiz.
Blackwell, visited the school. spending d
little time in each department.
The I. III. c.. A. Mas organized last
Sunday. Mr. Ouigley conducted the cevo-
uenai meeting, using as topic,
: Strength Mr. Reed was chosen presi-
dent; Dir. Towre. vice-presiient; Mr..
Cross, secretary, and Mr. Endicott. treas
urer
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TIE PASSING or RED CLOUD.
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THE PRICE OF FURS NEXT YEAR WILL BE VERY n
We have few left of the better grades that will
WE ARE PRICING A FINE $3.50 GREY FOX FUR in the
article Bargain Table price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THE BLACK mERTEN FUR heavy roll design so inch es
is 1890 value. Bargain Table price
$500 EXTRA LONG FUR SCARF, in German Marten.
tails. Bargain Table price Observation-Disclosures.
WINTER KILLED BEAVER SCARF, in very fine qua
tails; very stylish: $4,000 grade Bargain Table pr
SIBERIAN SQUIRREL, the fat STYLE the most pop,
sold at s2250 Bargain Table price .................