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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09
FILE DEMURRER
IN MANDAMUS ACTION

A demurrer was filed in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon by At
torneys Chandler & Quayle, repre-
senting the Nevada Northern Rail-
road company, to the mandamus pro-
ceedings instituted some time ago by
ID. S. Dickerson, II. V. Meloy and r.
II. Richardson, asking that the rail-
road company be compelled to build
and maintain a freight depot within
the corporate limits of Ely.
The demurrer asserts that the court
has no jurisdiction in the matter;
that the REALTORS have no legal ca
pacity to maintain the petition and
that the petition in question does not
state facts sufficient to constitute an
action.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09
Thaw Trial in December.

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-Harry X.
Thaw's trial for the killing of STAN
ford White will begin December 2.
This agreement was reached between
District Attorney Jerome, Martin w.
Littleton, counsel for Thaw, and JUS
tice Bowling of the supreme court.
Mr.. Littleton wanled the date fixed
for November IA, but Mr.. Jerome op-
roSed him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09

port from the committee for your re-
spective counties.
Please give a short historical ac-
count of the early settlement and
growth of your counties from the
first settlement down to the present
time, also it would be well to de-
scribe other industries which depend
upon agricultural resources for sup
plies and furnish market for the
farm; estimate about the number of
men employed and the distance from
.ne farming communities; the char
acter of the industries, as mining,
farming, manufacturing, railroad and
machine shops. Very truly yours,
CHARLES r. REEVES,
Chairman Publicity Committee.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09

sible condition. The estimated cost,
including an estimate of the macad-
amizing and the cutting of one or
two grades, will not exceed $4,000.
Mr.. Fletcher left Ely for Tonopah
few days ago, after going over the
line proposed. and after completing
all of the preliminary arrangements.
There will be employed on the line
between fifty and 100 men to per-
form the construction work.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09
Lusitania Averages 24 Knots.

QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 8.-The
Cunard line steamship Lusitania,
which sailed from Liverpool for New
York Saturday night, made a rapid
passage to this port, averaging "a
knots an hour. The vessel left here
at 1925 this morning.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09
Linton to Build Cutter.

LONDON, Oct. S.-Sir Thomas
Upton has decided to build a new
Fife-designed cutter to compete in
the British regattas in 1908. 1t is
intended that the cutter will eclipse
the White Heather II, the present
champion of the British yachts.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-10-09
pIoouc Ravages I'm AIgcria.

PARIS, Oct. S.-Official dispatches
received here from Oran, Algeria,
announced that two fresh cases of
the plague have developed there and
that the precautions to prevent its
spreading have been redoubled.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

building naming the day the
run very far Che Of
q that galn clear
apoctivs the eho
Boadas there IN woana hest doas for apprseis
sell enough to know that
he 70 be viii think Of hsr
OF all for The ancient 20 drag their
changed 81 today und
brings thiuK Gilman
quit
hsr
20 be- the dead do them
% just round~ 10 theY
Why them bat dont besaie them
marry thcm We them 10 them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Opinions differed ahou, the
Walker boya Same people said
John didn't 40 hia share ~ the
farm work. othsrs that George
ought not % do more than his
share When there vas a disagree
able job 10 DO George usually pitch.
"a in cheorfuliy and did a. When
there was a picnic or eatertalnmcnt
70 which both could not 80 John
usually had the preferences
Though John vas only q year old
% u was he who owned the horse
and buggy and Who spent sunday
Afternoons dhving with a gid.
George always aid the chores sun.
dag evenings while John was 20
enERged
They we're friends Tor the reason
that George vas good naturcd aud
contonted 20 do tho work. and 20
get along without pleasure.
And no when John asked him %
catch a ride home from the Fourth
OF July picnic. George said ha
would.
= expect Rebecca sayior win be
there and IN take her home en-.
planned John. "Of course there
won't be room Ia the buggy for
you too"
OF course not" agreed George.
and went out 10 feed tbs pigs while
John creased tho buggy
But IN Georges heart there was a
pain. tie didn't know what Il was
but he felt Il when hla brother men
toned taking Rabecca home.
Rebecca was pretty-the prettisat
giri In the country. George thought
He had spent many a sunday IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
RSDING HIS TIME

church ius, gazing AZ her black
hraidn and the contour Of her pref.
y face He did this only from a
respected distance. Tor he felf &c.
boeca was Unnecessarily above him
AZ the picnic George tried to zp-
pear cheerful lie saw John aud
RsboccR together and apparently
quite ohlivioua IT him. lie dldnt
care 10 do anything lie was mis-.
efahie sun be- could not tear him.
self away from the plcnic as long
As Rebecca was there. 10 no
stayed
Tho sun was sinking when they
started away Ont tho Winding
road from the woods he went with
sigw atsps RebeccA was behind
and ahead only The lonely farm.
Suddenly he heard a voice calling
him. lie started Again u reached
him and hia heart stood atill.
Il was the voice OF Rebecca call.
ina his name lie stopped lie
could feel the bushes on his
cheahs Ills stiff Sunday clothes
seemed 70 suffocate him
Hebecca came running Ahe
looked sweet a. an angel ia her
light summer dress
Where are you going 40 early
George" she asked GREATNESS Hia
name on hsr lips sounded heavenly
Il have 20 90 home" he
stammered Il must DO ths chores.
But Why doesn't your brother
go with you Ia the buggyi" dsmFhds
cd nebecca. her eyes flashing HkNr d
IN hia confusion George notlaed'
that she didn't call his brother by
his name.
= don't think you care very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

much for-for tho rest Of us, ths
way you act" continued Hebecoa,
with her eyes cast down. George
plucked up his courage.
"oh, Miss Haylor, oh, nebooca,
you don't know how much IL
would like 20 Stay, but ! knsw you
would rather go with my brother
In the buggy"
Ahe flashed a looI,selmosi Of an.
ger at him aud he lf~<iily added
Ito IL much finer than ! am. !
was not meant for such q fine glrl
as YOU. aud 80 pretty"
Robeeea blunhed, sven while aho
answered In a calm voice.
"You stupid boy" ahs Bald DO
YOU a1lnk their clothes and their
ailly salh count for anything Any.
way, know ia rather walk with
some people than ride with othofa
in buggy"
when George reached home no
found bis brother IN a bad hnmor.
you could have ridden with mo
IT ia knowo ! WAS going 20 miss
Becky saylor." he grumbied
"Oh. | didn't mind the walk q
bit. said George.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

John W. Gates says that not AFT
women. but SONS Of them. are very
poor spectators. and recalls this In.
cieni "a young friend 81 mine has
a pretty cousin lie was going 10
the rsoes this other day. and she
called hin AZ Oh the telephone and
asked his 10 put ESQ on Forest
King for her. 'VsrT we'll be said
tn 90 Il N you'n pay mo back OF
course III pay you back you hornd
thing An right said hs You
didn't last time oh. ws4 said
she. last time the horse didn't via
you know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
Josh WIse ssysi

The Hlpless Gown.
You'li never find, We dare 10 say.
A man IN all this town.
Who'll boiler Hip. hip. hip. hoo
rayi"
For fashions "hipless gown"
AZ this suggestion much We trem
bile,
Nor fear they'll turn an ue.
a~l lssies stsut win much resemble
a hbp sosstaians.
rss drawing fos1 ~ Mrs. rrsrt
In ker phlatlal hofrs.
With broas girls filies SIC sous'
of thnti-~
VIII seem = sippodfo~ss
No poet. while the fashion stage
And on the street. II seen.
VIII seek. 20 sing his iadys praise
Tho fount Of Hippoorens.
And 70 We must. although Il veK
The ladies. say again
ny no such style the charming
sea
Can hyp-notirs the men"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Ny sister has made u worse.
She says 90 me-. "Dont WORRY. ID.
maybe It's only going 10 be a
muici"
! don't khow what my nox beau
win think his name IL Beverley
urcunenmitcr 10 haan't aesn the
freckle yet And he's awful paftio
ular tell think Ina faading
I've b1ned ma Tor five spot
need y 70 battle with my freckle
Tomofro~ I'm Eolng 10 soc Nine
La Taieum. Skin Specialist. Feat
urca Freacoaa while You Wait
There e. hope'
AZ least ! hope there 10
Ito Be Nontinnnd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
fs PsTvlaT pRHYmsvsf

Not long a.o published s1'o'.a! oa The M.s'r',
OF Mms Conscience Ne wonte'ed ar~ sssss" Ps'sAt'
thrcpist rsco.s.sd White peace semrc with Some lonely
Ii THAT this conscience - stat de'"e "ashsss !"
the cIi stand
VI dgxsn, wan, a. pay its faSes
This an gives millions millions icr libraries and 'ns'i
tutes temples they he actually ps'uan when
he placed his New York city properties
hy the
Thi. is ,Ae .sme phlan,hrops who declared
crime ief 20 die rich.
Tn. tax board though, his music hall and studio building
we're wcsth 81 sOo His pala,ia mansion on the avenue
they put $4,000 HIS unmproyed lots they valued at
sssJs0o
These figures displeased the phanthrop very much lie
Is reported have said that Outrageous His own
valuations music ha and studio building SoSOoi ave
nue. palace Sl452OO0; lots $4,000 So he entered
suit compel the board accept lower valuation
The difference YOU observe just s. $500 which means
Ii the roamaster wins his suit yearly saving OF about So
Amos, stones throw Of the phanthropss palace there
are some tenement The people who hive IA them
very poor But the board keeps eye the tenement
houses just as 1T the hall and the palace.
IL appraises the little properties jus, does the big
values the building much and then tho landlord
raises again The don't 20 around the
There isn't any All IN the world the peo-
pie have right there plain view There isn't stock in
the safe There bonds tucked away in the safe deposit
box OF company II the should say
wha you got they would jus, their hands around
the and say, There it is"
But the who a little home a small business,
he finds his burden When the pay.
something little economy. little saeri-
flee little deprivation They dispute the finding
Of the assessor the first place the Government
kind OF sacred and majestic thing them and in the second
place they haven't the money hire lawyers and 20
So the little property owner pays lie has 90.
And the tenement dwcllcr pays rent lie has to.
But the phianhropist court aud doesn't pay He
doesn't have
II may be the board is all wrong The phan,hropst
said much them lie pointed their But
they only smiled and told him they couldn't see il.
Perhaps the phlanthropist thinks he is justified because il
is OF principle Principle a very fine word in
deed. and it IS better than that-it is a useful word.
The world will probably be inclined accept the opinion
OF the Ii il that they wrong will
only prove that and phlanthopss pretty
much aike-they both can make mistakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

You women ought TO be ashamed
Of yourselves 70 ba such ahAnrd
slaves 10 faahionl- exclaimed Mr.
fomrctt when Mrs r. Rnked him
for the price % one of the new
-hlpless Kowna
Then be went downtown And told
his tailor not 20 put pads IN The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

have tried everything bat In
vain.
That freckle on my nose IL going
10 blight my yoang nfe
Oh. there's ma tragedy worse than
being cBsaed with the fatal Sit Of
beauty and thun 90 have that curse
removed In one short DAY
I've tried massage cream I've
tried almond meal I've tried per.
oxide Two tried cucumber cream
I've oven aCrapsd Il with cutie lish
hone. I've spent hours over my
toilet trYinE o. put the Indian sign
GA that hiemiah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

EiLENAnuRG. Sept gs.-Myra
Atwood. the oniy daughter - Oh.
bert T Atwood. who vas accident.
ally shot sunday By Frank Banks.
died AZ her fathers home on South
aprague ~ yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

~ CYNTHIA GREY.
no 40 begulle men into MAJ
riaKo'
No. we don't
We may bcEuiia men into admir-.
iur IN. or into caring for na-
Why. whsn the happy love affair
eliminates IN an offer Of marriage
the woman IL never ready II "a
only the fear % ioning her lover
that makes woman consent AZ all
Mhnn s man hnEina 10 faih
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
HEALTH AND BEAUTY

Celery Ia a nerve tonic; 50 are
onions.
When the hands are sore and
bllstsred wash them in fresh but.
termilk and allow Il 20 dry on tho
skin. as n aids IN whitening a.
A good cooling powder for per.
spring feet IL composed OF four
parts Of talcum powder and one
part bOracic acid thoroughly mixed
A few drops OF any good toilet
water in tho last rnslng water
gives faint suggestion OF perfume
10 the hair that 10 very refresh
ing.
Slices 81 raw cucumber. cut
thick. peel left on. may be bound
ON suuburned fingers az night and
do wonderful work In restoring the
natural color
Twenty-four hours before sham.
pooling. aaturate the scalp with
warm olive OH Careful grooming
every night with a brush will en-.
courage the hair 10 be good.
Oatmeal IN the bath water will
impaft a veivety softnsss to the
skin. To avoid stopping the waste.
pipe tie the oatmeal in good.
sized cheesecloth bag
A simple method Of sofienlne
hard water for the toilet Is 20
throw orange peel into tho bath or
lug Not only will the poel have
a good Influence on the skin. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

"Pngiiisms EettlnE clean"
Says thu sport. and We ezciaim.
Yes. " late we've often acon
Fighters clean up' on the game .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

"The really beautiful neck" SAYS
a writer IN thin There must be
lines and curves and a suspicion Of
a bone or two From the neck the
throat Kisses like "a column. upon
which the head IL proudly support.
ed" This % the beautiful neck.
and stout women should take heed
aud never show their plump necks.
for the art nouvoau has decreod
that a plump neck a. not good to
look upon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

SIN. even such a free thinker as
Prof. LArkin will md ~ hard TO
divorce himself from matFimony.
which ls the Erandcst old Institution
IN tbs wofid-whcn u works right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Violet ray treatment and sioc.
tfie yihratory massage. Turkish and
steam haths--under the Grand
OPERA House. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Prof. fArkin. astronomer. declares
that marriage Tor life IL a great
crime But why should mizfortune
be- rated AZ ofiminaif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Mra. Rosa Lewis. favorite chef
OF kins Edward. has written on the
subject % how 70 eook for kingm
and Incidentally gives soms good
advice that other cooks. who oniy
eater 20 the apostles of plain mon
~ the John aud William order. may
Do vel 10 follow You cant work
In Nd gloves. she says. a state
ment aoms u ns might be- willing
70 contest. and ahs advises tho
new cook not 60 aspire 10 make
original dishes until she has mas
tered the elements of her prnfaa
sion She says sensible osohing
la more demanded than ever and
there Ia more intelligence nn tho
subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
STAR DUST
BY JOSH

BY JOSH

shoulders Of his now coat. as theJ
are not 10 DO worn this season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Ts~ e~Ass' - ni .esss ssrsssss ~
$40 a .ssa rt@a-h sisssa@s zdssosi~~
society s1r the kesa armnsss s.s.s .0-a
- "hl@ch hcasiy" was awarded
iant mosth TO Miss FayA Ros~sF
81 Butler, Mo The play has boeE
sola foe 81 400 10 n leading theairi.
cal flrm ia Boston. which ia prspar.
las for ita early presentation on
a Ffand scale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
BOWL. SHAPED HAT.

Here Is pretty. small bowl.
shaped hat OF ivory white satin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Mias i.avinia Rudberg vas com.
mlaaionod 10 90 Tar up late the
slide If the QuinAIl ressrs alton
and take the measurements OF the
Indians. Her companion is Miss
zoe kineaid and the physical de-
parimsni al Yale has asked for the
measurements. ~ this tribe Of la.
diaus is the most Interesting 20
study, boing among the last upon
which civilization has encfoached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

A rather stiff bath brush helps
70 keep the skin fine. but care must
be taken 10 cleanse II we'll every
time Il Is used. u ia too often ieft
with soap and Impurities from the
skin IN its brlsilea. and cnnse.
qusncea are often very formidable
In the shape Of eruptions and an
sorts OF ugly pimpleH, caused en-.
tirely by lack Of care.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Miss chenE. daughter Of the Chi.
naae minister 10 the United States.
IL 10 BE- educated IN the United
States and Il IL said that she will
attend barnard college. Thsre IN
also a possibility that Wells col.
lnEu ~ Aurora may he chosen. Mas
Chrng. who Is not pet 10 years Of
age has attracted much attention
IN Washington. She wears the
Oriental dress. speaks English and
Is quits a musician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

80 Otto Mobile left a widow. dId
hef"
Yes. poor fellow"
We'll. he was IN great luck
That's more than most men are able
10 do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

u wss Coming 10 Him.
Iiardapp was rejected by
Fftsky Dolly Dollars
Hut no wonder Tie made love
Wearing turned down collars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
Hamilton Studio

coiman building. artistic photo
graphs a. reasonable prices No
coupons OF other frauda 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Every one knows what An -
sion y but ~ opposite - ~ ,ssplp
sion, u less familiar iHplo
depths IN The sea The eonse', sfst
favorable I ed for ite proaue,I .,as ~
$500 fathoma the ura.a 'ga. A
roughly speaking. two ~ 1Ss I
tons 70 mo square inch ~, hsl
gay several times greater ma n.y. Z
exerted by tho steam on ~ taaa lhil
Of powerful euglns "s pisl0i
More hattloships ~ -.
than ever before. 'y nj
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25

Where the bones are small and
well shaped. a woman may well
hope % make her arms beautiful
with less trouble than almost any
other members Of the body. or
course, the skin should be white
20 insure this. Il must be protected
BY long coverings OF some sort n
work has % be done or games are
played In the broiilng sun and
and harsh winds Of the summer
season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
BETTER VALUES HERE IN SILKS
AND DRESS GOODS

Use quality Floral Crepe different patterns to
choose your evening auto scarf from.
day per yard ................ ...... aOe
F1B quality 3Gnch BLACK genuine boiled Swiss
SIR With lots Of finish and ruate Thursday.
tL2b quality atwood Pruneas very richly finished cloth
and popular this FAM a inches oolors navy card
maj brown green and black Thursday yard .05e
zs quality Atwood Panama sultlngs 90 inches Wide guaran
eea 70 give entire ausfacton coors red brown navy
and black Thursday yard. ............ g5T
csc quality MeroeEcd satoens inches wide. our standard
quality all staple ooorH and black; per yard .......10e
ave quality Moeen skng 27nch; Just wanted goods
Tor petueoath for fall aud winter tho black
per YARD ..'+. .........,..,, ...,.. ..... 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-25
IF IT WERE REALLY TRUE

u viii perfume the water delicious.
~
Before going out. anolnt the
complexion with a good cold cream.
forcing into the pores all they will
accept Then dust the surface
with a good powder 49, doing this
and BY wearing a brown or red
veil. sunburn can be prevented.
The Adair County news., 1907-02-13
JOPPA.

We are enjoying some nicd
winter weather at this writing.
Quite number have had theiy
hams and shoulders to sour, butt
Joppa's meat is keeping alright
if salt is. scarce.
Miss Myrtle Squires, who has
been visiting relatives here the
past week, returned home Friday.
Mrs. Liza Murrell and family
have been quite sick with lagrippe
the past week.
r. O. Cabell started to Thurlow
Green county to commence a sing
ing school Monday night and got
showed under. He returned
Monday and has beeen enjoying
making fires at home this week.
The Adair County news., 1907-02-13
KY.

was touched and put in motion
through the action of their town
council, composed of progressive
young men. The town elected
a council as above indicated and
Immediately after it's organiza-
ton the decree to build side walks
was issued. Like all other places
the council received much criti-
cism, but unlike many other
boards. it kept the good work
moving until every part of the
town had been lifted from mud
and the voice of the grumbler
ceased or changed to praise.
The Council won it's first battle,
it started the machinery that will
result in making Campbellsville
one of the most progressive
towns in the State. The next
step was won, an electric light
plant, and on they go. A short
time ago Commercial Club was
organized and through it wooden
mill and pants factory with cap
ital of 500, 10000 has been secured.
Negotiations are on for other
industries and the Club is now in
vestigating. The new sch o oil
building under the management
of the Russell Creek Association,
is about finished. and the build
ing of two dormitories will be
pushed to completion at an early
date. This is one of the steps
that means much for Campbells-
vile. Next summer the &c e
plant, and doubtless water works,
will be dispensing blessings and
profits.
Several business houses are as
sured and q ten thousand dollar
hotel is to be erected. Where
did it start, who started it?
Well, we are told that it's origin
was in the town council that was
wise enough to see the step and
game enough to hugh to the line
disregarding what may be prop
erly called 'mossbacks." We
are glad to see such progress and
trust that it will grow in volume.
The Adair County news., 1907-02-13
NELL.

Stephen Blaydes, one of OF 4
oldest citizens, died suddenly
last Monday night of he ar
trouble. He went to bed appear;
antly we'll as ever, the next MORN
ing was found in bed cold id
death. r
Mrs. G. A. Keltner, who ha5
been in bad health for the pas
few months, has recently inl9
proved in health.
Uncle James Morrison, ou{
Oldest citizen, had an attack q
heart trouble recently and cam \
very near dying. He is consida
cred better at this writing. I'm,
Gle Jimmie says he is 81 yearl
old. He made a good crop Of
corn, tobacco, wheat, oats anC
hay the previous season with but
very little hired help. He is Ger,
trinity a resolute old man..