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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

Isabel karney, Osteopath, GOT
Sprague. with the King Co.
Phone 2202. Graduate of American
School Of Osteopathy, Kirksville.
Mo.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

Agents for Kerosene Incandescent
Mantle Lamp; II times cheaper
than gas; seven times cheaper
than ordinary kerosene lamp. Con-
tinental Co., 235 Broadway, New
York.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

ANY face blem'sh removed without
pain or scar; guaranteed, Tho
Derma Inst, ga Riverside av
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Chubb prints business or calling
cards cheapest. Fone 93i9. S
and Golden Gate block. S24 River
side.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Kootenai Valley Rail-
way Co. will be held at the Office
of the company in Spokane. Wash,
at IL O'Clock a m, on Saturday,
April II, 1908.
w. II. FORTIER. Secy.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28
HELP WANTED MALE

Agents-Sell Jumbo Gas Burners;
10c by mail; big money; other
good sellers. Dept. P, The Barrett
Mercantile Co., 381 E. 143d St, New
York City, N. V. -28
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

Agents make money selling our
post cards; send 10c for 10 fine
cards and get our attractive offer.
Smith Co., Tarrytown, N. Y.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28
HoME STEAD

Half million acres of land soon to
be opened near Spokane. News
and authentic map just out.
RESERVATION INFORMATION
AGENCY,
22o WALL ST.. SPOKANE, WASH
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

Spokane Artificial Limb House,
legs, arms. trusses, braces. made
and repaired. Sherwood bldg.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

Cooper & Co, collections. 410 Co
lumbia building.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28
FOR SALE

House and barn for sale at How
ard and Cataldo. Phone 6705.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-28

Plumbing supplies for sale. C. v.
Roberts. E533 Bridgeport. Phone
640S.
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The Press. 2s cents a month.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

gBir ppIIen unieren 2eierr elm
oridfiH periihern oaS Boidee'S
German Syrup beutsutage poltt.o
cas- etnsige 8rdparat I'M Nartte ~
peldes 5hpinbiuht tinoert uno
beitt. @a ertbdlt bic @ieenmittel,
ats reiner Cheer. auSsae pom Ytlans
aenhur, u, D.. welhe aS Seilmtttel
Slir ouften uub ShrpinbMht ppm ben
meoesiris9e gouereFen 10 bod 9e'
Idast ..lb. Der SbwinOtdtige,
einerlei oh bic Srunfbeit i'm Salle
pber 9unoe, mus bes gtadts &u9e
habe uno beS Muraen8 irei leir oon
llnfdae BON trudenen uno folternoen
Suiten. Die ertrnntten Sbeile per-
fanaeu nab Rube, beilenoer uno
tiubenber 8ebanblune, uno Der Ya'
tient bebarf Der friiten quit, gutter
Nabruns freien Nusmurfs oes Dtor'
oens, nit 1hneGer uno %oauernoer
a,nberuua. Rleine 6laitteri gu
As Gents sewbhnlide @rbBe nabeau
3 Wtal 70 uiel eptbnlteno 70 Gents.
IN alien G~pptheten au haben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

Sebte Hoffnuns perifwunoen.
Nls berpDrraeenoe Nerste iaeten
bns 8. Dt. Smitbhart, BON 8etin,
Sa,, unheitbare Shminoiubt babe,
mar oeiien lebte Soffnuna bahin.
aber Or. &ineS Sem DISCOVERY fir
Shminoiudt, Sufien unb @rtdltun.
aen retteten ibm pom @rabe. @r
fagt: r1ieie Nebisin bat mid ariinbs
lid tnrirt uno meiu 2eben eerettet.
Seitbem babe ih fe 10 Sabre lang
eebraudt, unb eradte bieielbe als
cine ~tuunoerbares Snlss unb 9unsens
Strena miHenibafts
lides Seilmittel fur Suiten, tueben
Sal8 ober grtdltuneen, unb fferes
8urbeueunesmittel seaenYneumDnia.
@arantirte Siaiten 81 so Gents unb
$1.oo in Bnlfer 8rps. gputHste
grobe Gfoide fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

Gs eiebt in unIerem Sanbe
bereits cine gauge &eibe bon Giien.
bdbngeiellibaften, Die cine alters.
mnb nnfollperiiderimg fir ibr 8erio.
nal eingefiibrt baden. Sbnen nirb
fid nlinmebr aud Die @ran6 3runf
8abn orihIieBen. am 1. Sanuar tritt
Bite 8eriiGerung in araft. 0ie 4often
trdgt bic @eielll6aft. sic bat aud
bic Sunbirung Der 4aiie iibernom.
men. 9as MISUNDERSTANDING Sitter
TIT oif fiinfunoied5ig Sabre ftitgeiest
tuoroen. @o~rousiesung fir Die Ben.
tionsberebtigurg lit cine minSeitens
fiinf5ebni1brige lniinterbtohene
9ieni3eit. Die @fnoeItpeniion Be.
trdgt 200 Dollar iGbrIif, iie Iteigt
init Dem 9ienftolter mo i'm @erb1lt.
mis- 5u ber &obe oes be3ogenen @ebal.
tes be3tp. 4r6eitsIobnes. Ger Dor Or.
reiditng Oes peniionsberedtigten aI.
ters i'm @etriebe erfperbsuIf1bid
miro erbGlt etnc Iebensl1ngIi6e Ren.
te, ut0 iene, oie obne ibr @erihuIoen
Dor @rrei6ung Der BeniionsGcredti.
gitng e~ntlaiien fperoen mer0en emit.
ipredjetfo entiddOigt. 8aS Sic 81.
ienbnbnen onf oieiem @ebiete leiIten
f5nnen uno idJon geleiItet baben, ioIt.
te aud Die Siitten- ltno Die Otonton.
inbuitrie Ieiiten f0nnen. Gold uneno.
liher Sdmr1er, ipie i'm Ole iiraiten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES binterloicn ho.
ben, tpiiroe boru uermieoen tperben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17
sarcdIide sd,msrsen aeI

Sdredlide Sd,merseu seliuosrt.
8arb idredlide Sdmerseu pe.
peiniet infolee ber @efte unperbaus
ten Speiien, nabm Is. g.. @ranipn.
pm eula, Nif,, Or. Sings Metp
Vie 8iGs, init benz 8eiultate, rpte
er lhreibt, poas ih furirt murbe.1
Vile Naaen uno @ebarmeunur6nun.
Gen neroen sebOben burb ibrem lin.
oernoen Siublsana beionbere gioens
ihntten. rs Gents in 8alter 8rps.
ypDtbefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

@abreno man in unirem Can.
be ben Sonntagsnirtbifaften az Sci.
be riidt, lit es in gngldno Die 8eIl.
rlerin, Der man ben @araiis MAIDEN
mill. ltnb oas nit 8e6t, 100 man
bter nit Der Sonntassbas iebr i'm
linfloren lit. england bat bunOert.
taliieno 3ellnerinnen uno Dos Bib,
tpeIfes fif tagtGglif in ben SoliSei.
gerid)tcn a~iifrollt, Itellt oeren iittli6en
Ston6pmft ouf cine 10 tteie Stufe,
hoB man es ben @ngIdnoern ni9t Der.
argen fnnr, nenu tie na9 a6bilfe
fhreien. Ian bat ia Die r$eben"
AUDI in 9eutihlaub iatb tie MAIDEN
Der 8oIBei geniig au ifaffen, aber
bas uebel ideint bod gerooe in ben,
fi6bIiitieen England iippieerc 9lii.
then gcirieben gu baben als I'M iibri-
gen europa, Iber Der @~ngl1n6er
idneioei ielten ein ltebel an Der Bur.
5el al. Gr lit beiite nod u~nabb6ngi.
ger iftb and obb1neiger als Der ame.
rifaner. ME mans nimnt; b. b. er
rtuB ais Sbrigteit &iidiidt nebmett
out Die llrterge6enen ttnb ldBt il6 aIs
nntergcbruer nift Ieidt mas gaiaIlen.
@s miro Oesbolb nidt berIangt, boB
bic Sdantfellnerin nit einemnlaI ab.
geidafft peroe, ion0ern man mill ii6
oamit aeniigen, bab feline nelier mebr
anseitellt meroen iollen. 8as 8arla.
ment miro bcnnddit buriim angegart.
gen weroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

@ei1na6t smarfen. go
beiben Die IN 91nemarf uno in
Sdneben alli1brIid i'm Ge3ember
beraisgabten @arfenJ Sic neben 6ie
eieentlide 8riefmurfe an oile
Meibnafts- na,S Observation-Disclosures
eeflebt Deroen uto Sa,u bcitimmt
fin6, Rittel fir poblthGtioe 3nefe
si iammeln, Die Griol9e 0ieier Mar
ten fin6 nuBeror6entIidl aiinitid oe.
peien, inocm beiipielsmeiic i'm lesten
Sabr m 9Gnemarf, eiitem Sano nit
22 @illionen Gimpobneru. Der
&einertrag iif auf iiber 10000 0ol.
lars BELIZE. Sn 4eutidIan6 BAT ser
r8erein fir @obltabrtsmarfen" cine
berortige Morfe berausgegeben, Die
fir 5 BIG. bon Der @eihdftsItelIe bes
8ereins, ben agl, 8reuB. 9otterie.
Ginnehf1ern pieleit gudbanolunaen
mo @eidGften sit beSie6en lit. Ger
grtrag hes Marfenperfaufs miro siir
@efdmpflna Der SGuqlingslterblid,
teit, Der EtiberfnIoie mhS auoerer
BolfSfrantbeiten entlpred]eno Sen
Gasuneen oes @ercins berfponot
mtf6en FINN 5unn0ercn 3eifen unS
fir ale moaliden @ele9enheiten giebt
man 1T europa 0ieIe @obltbdtiafeits.
mnrten aus. @erfpiiroig oaB bier.
sliIon6e nod riemalio ouf ben @eoan.
fen aefommen lit. lie einsufiibren.
Sen s3incden Scr Suoianer. nn6 Re.
germiiiion fdantcn lie 5. .. iebr slii
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17
aatrlfi pom Gage.

Gin bon etpa 5ipeitouieit6
Gbieegoer @eidiGitsleliten lrnterSeid.
netes @eiu1 on Die &elp gorf Gen.
frnI @obn Die Sabrseit ibres .Snen.
Hetbg entiirp 2imitco~ 3nees, Der iest
bon SEEM Dorf nod Chicago in etma
1917 Stlmoen gelt, Inn 11s Stun.
ben Al perl6ngerii, 1T Der erite I'M.
pi6er;eglide @efreis bafiir, oaB man
lid euf in Der @elf1itsipeIt Der
@eisheit bes @ories: @ile NIT @eiIe
bepilbt miro. uno 0ab oas 8erlaneen
nod iinmer ibrcllerer Yerionenbefor-
beritng u1pernn'iftig tit. 8ielleiht
miro aud; nod einmol Die 3eit fom.
men. "a Gle 8aiiosiere Die 9abnper.
tpoltungen erII,d)an meroen, Die ar.
beitsetit ibrer 9camten unSslngeltell.
Ten gu fiir5en, nm 10 Die @efnbren 81
perminoetn, Die iib auflleborlnfionng
bieier suriifiiilren iaffen, oelm Die
Gihcrheit uub Der Comfort Der Hei.
jorsen bongt cbtnioiebr bon Der
@ahiamfeit uao @eiiteseeeenipart
iener nb, mie BON Der Sduelligfeit
Der 3iiee.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

Gin bemerfenspertber ausipruh
@oetbeS ben man getrolt arf
ben .@oSernismlis" beaieben fam
fin6et iid in einem griefe an Ell.
men &eeierungsratb Sdloiier IN Ser.
lin. @oetbe idreibt:
Die Gbnraftere mel6e man pabr.
baft idldeen miB, iino ieItener ge.
ipor6en. 8abrboft boGadten muB
man aber MIR Den, Der iid nid)t ielbit
tudt. Sd muB eeiteben, G~baraftere
bieier srt babe id MIR ga geiunoen,
mo i'd Elm feItbegriinbetes religioies
Geben 'fano, elm @Ioubens.
befenutnis, bas einen IN.
nanbeIbnren @runb bat.
tie, JIeidom ouf lid
feIbit rubte, nidt abban.
gte bon Der 3eit uno il /.
rem @eiit unb ibrer 8ii.
fenf6aft."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

pittssurs. Sans. ben 20. Uara 1904.
SO branMe felt siniaer Belt Sbre
BLACK. DrauEht HishsuHb BtFdeeI.Wt6i
etn bet meintm Biehhonb. Sd babe n[e
Sprtea 9itbtutttr eebraumt, nnb eeiun.
pen. lab bas Shrtes bas Bette flr nnsis
ntn 4ms6 N. 3. 8. cation.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17


ue6er bas omerifaniide Gr1ieb.
mssipeien ideint ole reinlte Got.
feroGmmerung" berein6reden 5u iol.
len. Sin ShuImann iino ,@r5ies
Der" nad Dem arbern dubert iih in
Der peilimiitii6ten @eiie ilber Die
grrungeni6often oes Sdillpeiens
unieres 2anoes. ga bebauptete nun
bieier Sade crit 8 ooOrom @iE
ION, &rdiioent Der 8riucetou llra.
beriitp uno sfpor in elmer Ser.
InmmIuug bon SdruImdnnern oaB
bic Sduleu uno Colleges bieies Gan.
bes lire Sdiiler nj DIT e~r3ieben
ionoern ibnen nur Renntniiie eintri6-
tern.
.9ie 4inoer Ser lesten spci ober
bret Sa5rSebnte" meint SEER
@ilion limb nidt erSogeli NOR.
ben; Die Sbiiler unierer Colleges
audi midi. Wit aIler grSiebimg ia.
ben mir nientdno unterridtet; nit
allen llnterritt niemano er3oger.
Sd babe ieit mebr oils 5pan5ig Sab.
rem umtcrribtet- oas beibt. i'd babe
Die llebuneen i'm 9laIien3immer ge.
Ieitet, aber mirfli6 imterriftei babe
i'd IN Oieier 3eit falrr. 9as llngliid
lit, boB rpii neriuden, elm lpenig BON
allen SIT Iebren. aber Itatt oeiien
nifts griin6lidl lebren. @ir trihtertt
tdaIid elmo unenoIide @aiie gleiG.
stltieer 9tnge in Die a0pfe Der Rin.
Der, nber bos beiBt nidt untertidtert
urt6 bonn @r5ieben baben mir in I'M.
ierem SduIipitem feine blaiie ab-
rline.@
90 Yroi. 8ilion, oer ooriibcr gang
gepiB Elm fompetentes llrtbeiL bot. -
ltno nod biel Idlimmer itebt, es Inn
bic @rsieEuug. An i6ren Srithten
erfennt man Sdule unb @lteritballS,
unb nirgenos in ser @elt miro Die
gr3iebung, Ole 1ineltolif bel mifti.
ger lit, oIs Der llnterridt, 10 nernuh.
I6iiiet pie bier.
uebrieens beitdtigt &rdiioent 8il.
ion riuf BEN befannten IuSipru9
6er6ers: Dab auiflGren %. +.
&enntniiie beibrineenl nift erSieben
beibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

6ienifbar eernaGt pcrSen. @abr.
iheinIid tpiro es banit geben pie nit
Der @infiibrune Der aniidtspoittar.
ten: auf einmaI Deroen tie 6a fem
- rnb 5par in iir3dbligen erempIa'
rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17
ROBERT WALKER.
athtsanDalt u. ifE'stli&rr nsta
osraoRu.

osrnanu. W'
bstspQi 1,etrti.l. Hst.aiit. o,rultti,ii HK-
Is,btu uub 3tTEdnit sne ieytigt 6Hrithnnt H.
HaSs Rob,r, Wsr,u.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

auf Ser Sabresberam m.
ser ,Wer6nnt Warine
2eogue", g., niir0e mieoer rege at
@rniten Der S6iffs . Stlbbentionen
fir Die amerifaniide S~anoeIsfIotte
agitirt. auf Ser Silfs : @arine.
iefretdr Refuberp mar gu @rnIten Der
Sabpantionen, ebenio Senator Sora.
Ter II. q. Set Sabren arbeiten Die
Srernoe ser Subpentionen fir 6ieien
@ro6id, obeletd ii6 Der peitous
erObte SbeiI Der Breiie baeegen er.
fI6rt bat. Someit iino oenn aud
bic @nub . stttentote auf hie 8unbes.
foIie itets oerbiaoert porSen. aber
bic SubiiSien , 2eltte Iaiien ri9t 10.
der in Der Soffn,us, Oab es ibnen
fdlieBIid bod nod gelingen mose,
NIT ibren S%uboentiuus . 6orberun.
gen ourd5uorirgel,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

@eaen e&inematoaro a.
pben-oberM ooing Bicture Sboms
- bat ii6 in @ien bic GItern.
tonferen3 elmer 8iirgeridule
u1isaeiprohen, uno stpar in foleen.
benz 9eidliib: .9ie gltern erbIiden
in elmer mabrbeitsgemdBen inter.
riftliden DarbietiIng Der 2ebers.
fltnoe (9iolo9ie) unb Der @eiuto.
heitslebre cine pi6ti9e @~runoIage
fir Die 9ilouns poiitiber iittlider 9e.
grille Der 8inoer ufo oes Bottles.
Gber aiif oas entidieoenite oertpabren
tie iid oogeger, bab es g~elpiiienloien
@~pefidarten fernerbin beb6roltt ge.
Itattet iein iollte, ourd pornogrnpbi.
fde 2itteratur uno 9iI6erma6e Die
morolii6e ruo leibli6e @eIutobeit
Der id)ulpfIi6tigen unb Ihulmiiuoi.
gen Sli9en0 81 gefdhrOen, @s ioIlte
i6ulbeb0roli6 uno ppliSeilih Den
Shitlern Der Bolts, 9iiraer. lin0
IitteliduIen ltrengItens unteriogt
tperoen, Die Observation-Disclosures
5u beilGen, in oenen ibnen (ltnt babe
gintrittspreiie) auf ani1muIi9e@etie
bic 9egriffe bon @bebrud), 9iebitabl,
Worb, Sel6morb, Characterization
iinb 9ombenottentat ms 8~eluubtiein
eingsfiibrt meroen. Die @lterntonfe.
reriS iDarnt alle @ltern 8iens, hire
&inOer in berlei neutrality-suspicious..
ben geben 3u laiien."
CUR Radabmitng empfobIenl So.
ben bod Die BON Der ct. Mihaels.
@emeinoe in Gbicago angeitelten or.
mittelungen ereeben oaB aid bier.
auIanoe Die &tnematograpben biI6Ii.
DE 9arftellaasea sieteea, Sie a::f Ggcc;ff..
unb 8bantaiie Der ilgenoIiden gu.
idauer bOfit berOerblid pirfen
miiiien.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1908-01-17

Ole Qntinoignng lit er.
fol9t, OoB Sopm ieiuen Seeres. uno
Warine.gtat Inn 200MiIlionen Dol.
lars oas Sabr berabiesen miro.
neberraifeno ipGre es nidt, pelmi es
onnit Icine 3idtiofeit bGtte. Der Sin.
iporn bier5u lit nift bon iapaniiher
Seite. ionoern aug 2onoon erfolgt.
Die iapaniide &egierpng bat Der.
iud)t, @eIo fir Die GntmidInng ibrer
ne,ten 9eiisuugen IN 8orea unO in
Der Monoihurei nuf6uuebmen, fpur6e
aber Suriifgefpieien neil man ibr
nadrefnete, olB lie at piel @elS flu
ia,preiitahle ,aiIitGriSAe 3}pcdc scr.
fperbe, mas oie gefiir6tung nabeleae,
oab tie nidt i'm Stanoe iein miir6e,
Die 3inIetL 9cihmetee oas 9opital All
beSablen. @enn Elm Stillitano in sen
&iiItungeil reip. cine Nbriiiiung Elm.
tritt, 70 miro 6as nidt elmer Sooaer
aoniercn5 lonoern Dem international.
len @elbmarft 5u oeromnfen Iein.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

The mining situation in Mountain
View continues to progress.
Thirty-fve feet below the level of the
lower tunnel under the main stope, four
feet Of ore has been opened of the usual
grade 1t is being extracted rapidly as
sinking progresses, and hauling of an
other lot to the mill at Nordyke has
commenced
| In the middle tunnel where the con-
tractors are advancing east at the rate of
three feet per day, the face is in good
ore which continues to improve.
On the Osborne Hiligus lease ore is
being taken out of the south ledge from
surface cut preparatory to hauling to
the Davidson Lockwood mill on East
Walker The boys are sacking a good
grade of ore and expect good return
OF bullion
Other properties are working, with a
much of the attention directed toward
the big 4" ground, where three outfits
are leasing, all on ore of good milling
grade.
The latest matter discussed in Granite
is the strike in the Adamson- Bernard
lease where three feet of sulphide ore
has been opened, giving an average
assay value of near $50 per ton.
Mrs. Mingle and associates are about
ready to install their new hoist which
has been shipped and is expected at
Schurz any day.
Mrs. Mingle is preparing to erect a
new two story hotel.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31

Upon the night u June q, 1898, at
Wichita. Kansas, Messrs. MaSweli of
California, Michaelson of Colorado,
Knight of Kansas City, O'Donnell OF
Montana, MAXSON OF NEVADA,
Mitchell and Newell of the District of
Columbia, met and took the first steps
toward the organization of the National
Irrigation Association, which took up
the work of interesting the manufactur-
ing and business Ineff Of the east, and
has been most potent factor ifi bflng.
ing about the National Irrigation law.
And from that little band of enthusiastic
irrigationists has grown a formidable
body of thousands of business men who
constitute the association, and have been
the means of demonstrating to their rep
resentatives in congress the great bust
ness bene6ts to be derived under the
proposed act, which has now become an
operative law, by reason of the knowl-
edge and advices OF Americas greatest
Ifrigationist, Theodore Roosevelt, and
has passed in both branches of congress
by the members who have studied the
situation, and saw the building up of a
great empire by this act.-From the Re-
port of the Secretary of the National
Irrigation Congress.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31
THELIEDIRECT
from Republican Chairman Humphreys to Demo.
cratic Chairman Somers.

George Hark, Read his Record, an
other, Fitzgerald for the Assembly is
Impossible, and another, Voters OF
Washoe County, Beware, all denouncing
Republican candidates with extreme
virulence. When these circulars were
called to the attention of the Republican
committee, although not radically differ.
ent from the yellow circulars, which the
Democratic party has caused to be dis
distributed at every Republican meeting
in the State.
1T was the concensus of opinion that
these circulars were beneath even a
Democratic committee and must eman-
ate from SOME degenerate whose mind
was wavering between idiocy and in
sanity.
But now with the statement which
Chairman Somers wired to the press be-
fore me, and with the knowledge that
the circulars have been given a wider
circulation at heavier expense than even
a crank is likely to undertake, coupled
with the fact that Chairman Somers goes
out OF his way to declare it of Republican
origin, it has created suspicion amount
ing TO positive conviction that the Dem
ocratic party is directly or indirectly
back of these circulars and that the dis
covery of their boomerang nature has
lead them to adopt the cowardly course
of trying to lay them at my door.
In order to make my point clear, /
will state in conclusion that Chairman
Somers' telegram is absolutely an un-
equivocally a tissue of falsehoods and
that the responsibility for those circulars
rests with someone who has thought he
could advance Senator Newlands' candi-
dacy thereby.
II. J. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman Republican State Central Com
mttee.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31
High School Letter

The most prominent issue of the pres
ent campaign in Lyon county is the
question:: shall we have a county
high school? +" Your yes" or mo- to
that is of more moment to the future of
this county than your vote for president.
Your yes" means that the young peo-
pie of today, who are the men of tomor-
row, shall have a better equipment for
life than their fathers; while your mo-
sounds the death knell to the amhit;-
youths of this country vi
cannot afford to send tn
The only objection o
against our having higl
taxes will be higher" -.4.s Is
true. Everyone's taxes VIII be raised
few dollars. But have you ever stopped
to think how much it is costing and has
cost the people of this county to give
their children high school advantages.
One in Yerington told me it was costing
him hundred dollars a month to keep
his children in school besides having
them away from him the greater part of
every year. If you investigate You will
find thousands of dollars are going out
of this county for higher education.
whereas, if we had high school of our
own, more boys and girls could have
high school education and it would cost
each less. Also our boys and girls would
have the influence of home when they
need it most. Young folks going away
to school in the early teens get wrong
idea of life and are seldom ever con-
tented to live in the home town or on
the farm again. We send missionaries
to foreign countries to educate the heath
ems child Why not be home mission
aries and vote yes" on the high school
question next Tuesday, thus bringing
higher educational possibilities to the
boys and girls around us.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1908-10-31
SOMERS CLAIMS; );
That the Republicans Originated the Question Of
Religion In the Senatorial Fight.

OF the blackest s1anders yet circulated in
this State, to wit: That the Democratic
party has called upon the people to
vote against p. l.. Flanagan because he
is member of the Catholic church. The
Democratic State Central Committee,
through its chairman, p S. Somers and
its executive committee, denounced this
falsehood in the strongest terms The
anonymous circular has been dis rihlted
throughout the State. The committee
has been using every endeavor 10 trace
down its origin, and in proof of the fact
that it is campaign document paid for
and circulated by the Republican State
Central Committee. 1t appeared stimuli
taneously in practically every Republican
newspaper in Nevada today. 1t is the
one faint hope the Republicans had for
defeating the Democratic candidate for
United States Senator. The charges
contained in the Republican circulated
dodgers are falsehoods of the most cow
ardly type. The writer of this, the
chairman of the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee, is a member of the
Catholic church. He personally passes
upon all Democratic literature being
used by the Democratic party in Nevada,
and certainly would give no support to
any move tending to bring ridicule upon
the faith of his father.
Francis G. Newlands is too broad
minded man to give support morally
or otherwise to such slander. When
ever the opportunity offered he has
fought for the principles upon which the
foundation of American liberty is based
1.-THE religious federation, the right of
every man, woman or child to worship
God in the way their conscience tells
them is right. Pay no attention to this
cowardly effort to soil the garments of
religion. 1t is sponsored by the Repub-
lican party of Nevada as the campaign
draws to a close when it realizes the
hopelessness of its fight to stay the citi-
zens of this State in their now thorough
ly settled intention of returning Hon.
Francis G. Newlands to the United States
Senate.
PETER S. SOMERS
Chairman Democratic State Central Com
mittee.