The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-23
WINNEMUCCA'S
WEATHER BUREAU
Observer Hayden Has Recently
Installed Many New Instruments
Observation-Disclosures Observation
wINNEMUCcA WEATHER.

DONG excellent work during the year
of 1906. not drop of rain nor a fake of
snow having fallen without having been
previously announced twenty-four to
forty weight hours In advance to its oc-
currence. Nine years ago the abandon
ment of the local weather bureau Office
was being seriously considered, but the
Agricultural Department is now, more
than ever. beginning to realize the i'm
portance the weather reports from the
Winnemucca station to meteorological
science, and Observer Hayden has re-
Gently received and installed a new cleo
trio sunshine recorder, electric rain
gauge, electric meteorograph. and bar
continuous automatic record of sun
shine. rainfall air pressure and wind
velocity. as well as wind direction from
eight points of the companss at the ex-
act time of occurrence. The Weather
Bureau station at winnemucca is now
as well equipped with meteorological ap-
largest cities. An interesting hour or
two can easily be spent in Observer Hay
denis office. watching this bit of unique
scientific machinery at work. Mr. Hay
den is cordial alike to all visitors.
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The Evener is full of thoughtful par
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few of them as follows:
Suppose that the tree of life should
be planted in the United States. and that
the life Of she nation depended upon &C.
curing fruit fro mthis tree: there weuid.
of course. be rush for the .rcc of life;
but 10. and behold, when the misses
arrive. they discover that JOHN d.
Rockefeller is already there. ard has
bagged the whole thing. Our chance for
life now depends upon the s,tcs'ng of
ohn's purse string: If he will not Sub
NIT gently and do unto others as he
would be done by. our recourse wt uld
be to enact law compelling him TO do
so. This is the situation in the United
States today John d. and few other
keen scenters have beaten is to 4. A
few newborn comers. whose pas nave
"got thar will inherit something to
millions who have no rich fathers to
leave them an inheritance? The Evcner
will cen all this. Rad our platform.
'Ris up, you poor down-trodden son
of gun, throw Off your shacknts, come
out OF your shell and vote for your
rights.
THE banks are now boarding millions
and billions of surplus money. Why not
invent some way for the starving pcor TO
enjoy some of it until the mllionaires
family need it? The Eveners have made
the discovery and offer the co.nmon-
wealth as security for the use Of 1t. Get
up and vote. you durn fool! Better your
condition and help your fellow man
along.
THE way to provide is to know how
to provide. Seventy-five per cent of the
people in the United States pack alone,
iiving from hand to mouth ali their
lives knowing that In the end their
families will suffer. Yet they can see no
way to prevent 1t. On the Evener plan
no human being can die and leave Ills
family destitute. Will you still peck
along and not even open your mouth
when you see thata vote Is all that is
necessary. Vote! you son of a gun, and
do 1t quick!
Suppose that your banker should say,
John. IL you will deposit so cents per
month in my bank until you are 70 years
old, I will keep your account straight.
and in case you are totally disabled at
any time, you may not only draw out,
but | will give you $1,000 besides. as q
present In case of your death at any
moment l will at once turn over to your
family all of your deposits and also pay
them 1900 extra as token of my
friendship. Also. John continues the
banker, in case misfortune overtakes
you, and 1t becomes impossible for you
! to make the stipulated deposits regu-
larly, / will allow you all the grace you
need; then. when times are again flush.
you can make up lost time. Should you
happen to die during the days OF grace.
I'll simply deduct from the $1,000 gift the
amount which you are delinquent.
Would you do It? You blamed goard
head"