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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-12
Lk0AL ApvER1isEMENTs


SUMMONS
. \ 0tssr,et Court OF the First ~.
sseiai District OF the State OF Ne
sada. N ana o the County Of
ormsby.
Sails WILLIS, PLAINTIFF
w.
FRED Q. WILLIS, Defsdnant.
~ People Of the STATE OF Nevada
send greeting to FREQ 4. Willis, de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby required to appear
N an action brought against you by
Inc above entitled plainuu. the Dis
Irict Court OF the First Judicial Dis
trict OF the State OF Nevada. IN and
for the County Of Ormsby. and to ans
wei I he complaint filed therein. with
IN ten llO) days exclusive OF the day
Of service). after the Service on you
OF this summons-if served within
his county. or II served cut Of the
county. but In the district in which
the action u brought. twenty 600
days; In all other cases, forty (4O)
days or judgment by default will be
taken against you according to tbs
prayer Of said complaint.
The said action Is brought to obtain
= Judgment and decree OF the above
entitled court. dissolving the bonds Of
matrimony. heretofore and now exist.
Ing between you. the defendant, and
this plaintiff. upon the ground that
you. the defendant, for more than one
year last preceding the nling Of the
complaint herein have failed
to provide for the plaintiff the
n~ecessaries OF life; that such
neglect ID not the result CT poverty
o. your part. which you could not
avoid by ordinary industry. and upon
the further ground that you, the de-
PENDANT. have for more than one year
your married lifetime with
the plaintiff been q habitual drunkard,
All OF which will more particularly
appear from q certified copy Of the
annexed hereto and made q
part hereof. to which you are espec-
tally referred; and for 8 UGH other
and further relief al the Court may
meet in the premises n for
costs.
And you q re hereby notified that II
you fall to appear and answer said
- above required. the said
plaintiff will take default against you
and apply to the court forthwith for
relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and seal this
Sth day Of July A. D., 1908.
(Sea) e. o. PATTERSON,
James y. Finch clerk
Attorney for Plaintiff.
of nrst publication, July Z. 1908.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-12

..-.Ncthing better for your health dur
ing hot weather than a drink of cold
6udweiser, at 10 cents the glass, at
6arkIey's
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-12

WHEN YOU WANT LIQUORS
Remember that the finest liquors
IN the land can be procured at A.
Ivingstan's. the Wholesale liquor
man
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-12

Budweiser Beer on tap at Ely Bark
'ey's. 10 cents a glass. The finest
hummer drink in town.
Joe Smyth is receiving is line OF
fall and winter goods. Stop and take
q look.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-12

Livingston Is the one to supply
you vito he finest liquors.
you cool.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1908-09-12
NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the
Registry Books for the General Elec.
tioE to be held on the frSt Tuesday
after the first Monday ~ November
1905, viz: November 3. 1905. are now
open at the Office of the Registry
Agent for Carson Precinct. Ormsby
county. State Of Nevada, at the Office
of the said Registry Agen. at Carson
City. and will remain open daily on
all legal days from 10 o'clock a. m.
to 6 o'clock p. m. from the LIST day Of
August, 1908, up to the 10th day OF
October, 1908, and for ten days pre-
ceding the day set for the closing
of the books they shall be open at
the Office Of the Registry Agent be-
tween the hours of Z o'clock and 3
o'clock p. m. in addition to the hours
heretofore mentioned. The books will
close at the hour of 6 o'clock p. m.
on the 10th day Of October, 1908.
N~aturalized citizens will be required
to present their naturalization papers
for inspection by the Registry Agent
at the time they appear aud request
their names to be registered.
@. N. FOLSOM.
Registry Agent for Carson City, Pre-
cinct. Ormsby County. Nevada.
The sun., 1908-08-09
RUssIA,s HANDS orr.
Plans for Macedonian Reforms withdrawn
TO Give the Sultan o Chance.

Plans for Macedonian Reforms Withdrawn
70 Give the Sultan Chance.
Special Cable Dsspafehss 10 TEE SUN.
ST.. PETERSBURG. Aug. s.-The Russian
Foreign Offioe will soon send to the Powers
Q memorandum accompanying o notice
Of the withdrawal Of the Anglo Russian
scheme for reforms In Macedonia.
The memorandum will state that. In the
opinion OF the Russian Cabinet. the Powers.
In view Of recent events In Turkey. should
for the present defer any action which
might be considered as evidencfng
distrust Of the Sultans intention to carry
out the reforms that have been deoreed.
It Ii added that 'Russia will follow with
most sympathetic attention the efforts
OF Turkey TO assure the working OF the
new regime and will abstain from any
interference calculated to oomplicate this
task
On the other hand, Russia, faithful 10
her historical traditions and making her
stand upon rights derived from treaties,
will only consider her reforming role IN
Macedonia and that Of the other Powers
accomplished II the work undertaken by
the Sultan shall result In real improve
ment In the state Of affairs there"
LONDON, Aug. s.-Notioe Of the issue
Of memorandum by Russia relative TO
the situation in Macedonia was received
here to-day. The British Government, 1t
was learned, had already signiaed Its ap-
proval. y.
The sun., 1908-08-09
PRESIDENT TO BOYS and GIRLS
ROOSEVELT ON THE BENEFITS
OF ATHLETICS.

Better 70 Fail Than 20 Win by Unfairness
and Trickery-Take Defeat with Good
Nature. but Don't Give UP When Beaten
-PerSistent Effort Helps In the End
WARRINGTON, Aug. s.-President Roose-
welt has written a letter to the boys land
girls Of Washington mingling compliments
with comments and advice. The letter
was sent to DR.. Curtis, superintendent
Of ohildren's Fairgrounds, who had In
formed the President OF the athletic skill
Of his charges. This is the Presidents q
communication:
sOYsTER BAY, N. Y, Aug. 8.
'To the Boys and Girls Of Washington:
Through DR.. Curtis I have learned
that many Of you are taking an active
part In various athletic contests and ath-
letio events in your city. arm glad to see
thus. Ibelieve in work and do not believe
In sacrificing work to play; but I most
emphatically believe also In play. A boy
or girl who has healthy body will be all
the better At for serious work, and II the
health comes through vigorous sports
pursued in an honorable, straightforward
manner, not only the mind but the char
acter is benefited.
'To the boys wish to say q special word.
emphatically believe In manliness, in
courage, in physical address. but believe
quite as much In good oomradeship and
a spirit Of fair play. I hope that wherever
you enter a contest you viii do all that ID
in you to win, and yet you viii remember
that 1t is far better to fail than to win by
any unfairness. by any underhand triokery.
Keep In mind that 1t Is only by persistent
effort In the face Of encouragement that
any Of US ever do anything that is really
worth while doing.
THE fellow who gives up when he IL
once beaten 10 made Of mighty poor stuff.
and il he thus gives up as soon as he Is
beaten in q sport he does not stand much
chance Of success in the serious conflicts
Of after life. The true spirit. tho spirit
which wins victories In after life Ia the
spirit which fights hard to succeed. but
which takes defeat with good nature and
with the resolute determination 10 try
again.
1T 10 a good beginning for this serious
work Of after life II on the Fairgrounds
you learn how to cooperate with your
fellows and to do your best to win while
at the same time treating your own in
terests with fairness and courtesy.
THEODORE RoosRvBLr."
The sun., 1908-08-09
SOUND STEAMER DISABLED.
Tho Orient, Inbound, Towed Into Astori
Many Of the $50 Passenger Excited.

Tho Orient, Inbound, Towed Into Astoris
Many Of the $50 Passenger Excited.
The Sound steamer Orient Of the Long
Island Railroad Company. which runs be-
tween Sea Cliff and East Thirty-first street.
Manhattan. met with mishap while COM
ing down the Sound last night. and Capt.
Kelly had to call for assistance to get the
vessel into Astoria. From there the $50
passengers who were on board were forced
to get to their destination as best they
could. Many crossed the Ninety-second
street ferry to Manhattan. while others
boarded trolley cars and ma de their way
20 Long Island City crossing on the Thirty
fourth street ferry lthere. issc is4ai.a So
According - some Of the passe1geaS On
board the xessel seemed to have trouble
with the eteering gear at Great Neck where
q landing was made. It was not until the
Orient reached He'll Gate. however. that
of tho New York. New Haven and
Hartford Line to give him q tow into port.
The transport after considerable delay got
a hawser fastened to the Orient and towed
her into the landing Of the Astoria Marble
Company, near the Nlnety-seoond street
ferry dock. ,.
The passengers. many Of whom were
considerably excited. had to scramble Of
the boat. make their way through the marble
yard and then take what means they could
Of reaching Manhattan
The Orient was due to arrive at the East
Thirty-first street pier in Manhattan about
$50 O'Clock. but IL was after 10 O'Clock when
she finally made the landing on the Astoria
side of the river. and the passengers were
consequently two or three hours late In
reaching their homes.
The sun., 1908-08-09
SENATOR TILLHAN IN PARIS
SAYS BRYAN WILL WIN AND
TAFT'S COURSE rs SHOCKING.
Pftehfork Ben Disspproves OF Having
Ones Acceptance Speech Inspected at
Oyster Bay-simpiicity At the wedding
OF President Fallieresr Daughter.
Special Gable Dsspaseh 10 TIE SUN.

Dey-Dtmpictty NJ tho
OF .President Fsilieress Daughter.
Special Cable Dsspateh 10 TIE SUN.
PARIS. Aug. s-senator Benjamin Till
man Of South Carolina. who is paying his
fret Wait to Paris this week, says that
Bryan not only ought to win but will win.
Looked at from Europe, what has most
impressed him in tho home political situa-
tion 10 the spectacle Of Mr.. Taft going to
Oyster Bay 10 have President Roosevelt
revise and approve his speech accepting
the Republican nomination.
No other candidate. the Senator says,
ever made his first official appearance
before the people In that attitude. 1t is q
shook TO Americans over here and must
cost him heavily ct the elections. Mr.. Till
man thinks. He adds that Mr. Taft. like
most big men, 10 personally good natured.
but as q candidate he has no separate per-
sonality. whereas everybody knows where
Bryan stands.
David r. Francis OF st. Louis, who also
is in Paris. thinks that Bryan's chances are
rosy, chiefly on the ground that he Is con-
vinced the majority Of the people want q
reduction in the tariff. He believes that
American industries are prepared to hold
on equal terms.
The marriage Of Mile Fallieres. daughter
Of the President Of the republic. to the
Presidents secretary. Jean Lanes. will
take place on Monday. 1t will be carried
out with the simplicity characteristic Of
NJ. Fallieres. All his royal hosts on his
recent foreign visits have given wedding
presents to his daughter. but at M. Fal-
taraa'a roo,,aaf no<hfn0 vna aatd about
them to the newspapers. The French con-
trast the wedding with that Of the Duke
Of Orleans's sister In England. when the
claimant Of the French throne made the
ceremony the occasion for sumptuous
display.
The City Hall Of the Eighth Arrondisse-
ment where the civil ceremony will be per-
formed. will not be decorated. No invita-
tions for the religious ceremony In the
Church Of tho Madeleine have been issued.
as NJ. Lanes's mother died some months
ago. His mourning has been seized upon
as a means Of avoiding the difficulty that
would arise from the presence ct the re-
ligious service Of members Of the Cabinet
who are responsible for the separation Of
State and Church.
The prospective presence of President
Fallieres at the religious ceremony caused
the priest in charge Of the Church of the
Madeleine to ask for instructions from
Archblshop Annette. who said that. fol-
lowing the Church's practice. all the chiefs
Of the State. Ministers and members Of
Parliament who legislated against the
liberty and rights Of the Church are ex-
communicated by that action. Tho effects
Of accommodation are more or less grave
according a. the accommodation has
been officially and publicly declared. This
has not been done In the case Of President
Fallieres. Hence his presence can be
tolerated.
The sun., 1908-08-09
POSTUM.
>o~o~>-.~-~~~--~>~~r~r~N
EXHAUSTION
Made Worse by Coffee Drinking.


There's a delusion about coffee which
many persona. not necessarily chemists
only. are fast finding out.
That exhaustion from long hours Of hard
mental or physical work is increased by
the reaction Of coffee, rather than relieved.
is q we'll known fact A prominent music
professor found the true state Of the coffee
evil and also the remedy. His wife tells
his experiences: -"
For over thirty years my husband
taught music days a week and u to II
hours a day. None too robust. such con-
slant work made a drain on his strength
30 that he was often quite exhausted by
Saturday night.
He formed the habit Of drinking str ong
coffee regularly with his meals. occa-
sionally when he did not have his coffee
he would suffer from headache, nervous
ness and weakness. This alarmed him and
me also, for We feared he was becoming
slave to coffee.
About that time we heard Of Postum
and decided to try It, At first We did not
like 1t, but soon learned 1t should be boiled
Is minutes after boiling commences. and
then when served hot with cream and a
little sugar, 1t was q drink At for kings.
my husband found he was gaining In
weight while using Postum. He was rid
Of constipation, his headache disappeared
and his nerves became strong.
Now at 81 he Is still able to work at
teaching, selling instruments or supertn-
tending the farm. and can outwork many
younger men.
"He has never gone back TO coffee and
says he never will. Recommending Postum
to others is one of his hobbies, We are
happy TO say all our children drink Postam
and are fond of@it.'
Name given by Postum Co., Battle Creek.
Mich. Head .1he Road to Wellville.' In
pkss. There's q Reason
Ever read the above letter. A
new one appears frem, time 20
time. They are genuine, true. and
full of hu1an tntsres6 2
The sun., 1908-08-09
Rainier Motor Cars
At Bargain Prices

The Rainier Motor Car Company have q
hand number Of used Rainier cars whldA
have been taken In trade for 1908 models,
and owing to the advance of the season
they will be placed on sale at greatly re-
duced prices.
All cars have been thoroughly oveghauled
mechanically, refinished and look like new,
and will be guaranteed by the manufao-
turer. Free OF Repairs for Six Month";
Here is an opportunity to get q strictly
high grade car In perfect condition with
guarantee at a very low figure.
Look them over before deciding.
RAINIER MOTOR CAR CO.,
Broadway. cor. seth st., New York City.
The sun., 1908-08-09
BANK BURGLARs.'
They Turn Out TO BE the watchman and n
Companionable Friend.

Huey huFu Oue W bo inc WttcnHlhH anu
Companionable Friend.
Policeman Carratsky was walking down
Second avenue at $50 O'Clock yesterday
morning when he heard the jangling Of q
burglar alarm in the branch of the Produce
Exchange Bank at Fourteenth street.
Burglars in the bank said he, as he
raped on the sidewalk with his night
stick. Then he looked through the win
dow and saw two men. He raped on the
door and one Of the men opened 1t.
"Who are your asked the policeman.
sim Richard Andrews, the night watch
man Of the bank" was the response.
you'll have to prove you're not burg
lar said Carrstsky. as other policemen
came up.
Andrews said there was no one in the
bank with him. but the policemen made
q search and found another man who said
he Was Peter Burns, & friend of the wa toh-
man. They wore taken to the East Twenty
second street alton while q policeman
guarded the bank. The prisoners then
The sun., 1908-08-09
POPE RECEIVES GIBBONS,
And Archbishop Farley Views q statu,
'Degigned for 81. Patrick . Cathedral.

And Archbishop Farley Views Statue
Designed for 81. Patsieks Cathedral.
Special Cable Dsspaieh 10 TEE SUN,
RoMK. Aug. s.-The Pope to-day re-
cetved Cardinal Gibbons, who has almost
completely recovered from his late in
disposition, together with Mgr. O'Connell.
rector Of the University Of Washington,
and the Chapter Of Santa Maris Traspepere
OF Rome. Of which Cardinal Gibbons 10
titular protector.
The chapter presented to the Pope a
rich silver .ohalioe as a Jubilee gift. His
Holiness thanked the donors and said he
vas glad to see Cardinal Gibbons again
Tomorrow the Cardinal will attend the
function OF the fifth anniversary OF the
Pope's CORONATION. '
Archbishop Farley OF New York. at
tended by several American prelates
visited to-day the studio Of signor Mediei
the sculptor, who is making statue OF
St. Elizabeth for St. ,Patrich's Cathedral
New York. The visitors were impressed
by the beauties Of the work.
The sun., 1908-08-09

WASHINGTON YoREcAsT TOR TO DArASD TO MORROW
70. eastern Sep Fork and Neg England foir
today and 10. morror: hcai h fresh nesisrr rinds
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware. partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow:
iight northwest 20 north winds
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland.
partly cloudy to-day and tomorrow: variable
winds,
For Virginia, partly cloudy In northern: showers
in southern portion to-day to. morrow partly
cloudy; light TO fresh northeriy winds.
For West Virginia. partly cloudy and siishtly
warmer to-day; 10 morrow fair warmer
For westem New York. fair "a. day and to morrow;
light northefiy winds.
FOR western Pennsylvans and Ohio fair In
northern. partly cloudy and shghuy warner In
eouthsrn portions to-day; tomorrow fair warmer:
usht b fresA ncrshsFiy winds b sconinG vAr1sbls.
The sun., 1908-08-09
The Weather.

The weather cleared yesterday In the Middle
Atlantic and New Knsisnd States, the Lake regions
and ali the central Western States west Of the
MississippG The temperature was about normal
over an the interior and slightly lower IN tho
Atlantic States. Extrcme heat OF over 100 degrees
was reported from southern California
The pressure was high over tho interior and
was moving this way. insurne fair and moderately
cool condi tions to day and Monday. ....,
In this city the day was fair and eighty cooler;
wind fresh northwest: average humidity, 90 per
cent: barometef corrected 70 read 70 level. az
"a. M, 90 81; 81. NJ. 1855. 'r..'.. ,....
The temperature yesterday. as recorded by the
osn,lsI il shown In the ed
The sun., 1908-08-09
CANADA LIKES STRIP IDEA.
Thinks 90 Foot Strip Should Extend Along
the whole Boundary Zine.

OTTAWA. Ont, Aug. s.-The Government
Of Canada has oonourred in q suggestion
Of the United States that strip Of land
sixty feet wide be reserved along the inter-
national boundary line between the Yukon
district and Alaska. In its memorandum
on the subject the Dominion Government
has suggested that similar reservation be
made along other parts Of the boundary
between the United States and Canada
On the 400 miles west Of the summit OF
the Rockies British Columbia already has
reserved strip sixty six feet wide wherever
the land has not already been disposed Of
east OF the Rockies. Road allowances were
left under the original surveys. These
road allowances now are under the tris-
diction Of Alberta, Saskatchewan and
Manitoba.
The sun., 1908-08-09
GOV. HASKELL MUST FACE COURT.
Man He 10 Charged with IAbelling Says
There'll BE No Compromise.

OKLAHOMA CITY. Aug. s.-Gov. G. N.
Haskell. who was to have been tried in the
County Court on Monday on criminal |
libel charge. has got q postponement
until September Z. W.. D. Cardwell. the
complaining witness. whom Haskell charged
in the Nsv State Tribune. Of which
Haskell is editor. with having been former
convict. says there 10 no disposition on his
part to compromise.
Certainly expect to prosecute the
case, says Cardwell.
Haskell has retained w. A. Ledbetter.
general counsel for the Waters-Pieroe Oil
Company. Standard subsidiary concern.
which has been ousted from Texas. as his
attorney. w. G. Hughes. attorney in the
State Land Department. viii assist Led
better.
Haskell Ia under 81 900 bond and 1t is
believed that he win appear, voluntarily.
Should he fail TO do 90 his bond will be
declared forfeited and bench warrant
will be issued for his arrest.
The sun., 1908-08-09
NEW ANTT-ASIATIC LEAGUE
with mi, o. KNOW NOTHING Doctrtne In Its
vs. Creed Formed In Weshington. -

Creed Formed In Wpahfngto0. -,'
WASHINGTON, Aug, s,--An alarm was
sounded against the yellow peril by resi-
dents Of the District Of Columbia last night
The reason OF the fright was not presented.
but meeting was held. and there II was
declared that an organization should be
formed all over the United States TO abolish
and not minimize the evil" What wal
meant for the nucleus Of an anticipate
national movement against the yellow man
was formed under the ominous name Of the
National Anti -Asiatic immigration League.
The founders Of the league nearly COM
plete the roll Of membership thus far. They
are former Representative 8. ). Yoder.
who was made president Of the league;
former Representative Frank Clark OF
Florida. Cotter D. Bride. q personal friend Of
William Jennings Bryan; John h. Brink
man OF the Central Labor Union and DR.
Charles II. Emmone vioe-presldents: At
torney 4. W. Thomas, secretary. and At
torney Richard P Evans. treasurer.
The league adopted a constitution, who
1.-THE perpetuity Of our liberties, and OF
the repu bio itself, depends upon the ques-
ton whether or not We can maintain here
In our country the Caucasian race and the
white mans civilization pure and unin.
paired.
The influx OF Chinese, Japanese and
kindred races into the Pacific and far West
mountain States has already caused crisis
In the industrial and commercial life Of that
portion Of our land: Unchecked. it will soon
breed similar and worse troubles In the
middle West and the Atlantic States Great
forces Of monopoly look with favor upon the
Introduction Of Asiatic labor not only
on the Pacific Slope but in the mines, the
shops and the industrial centres Of the
East.
1The excuses that are made against the
exclusion OF Asiatios, the specious cry
raised concerning the so-called Oriental
trade betoken the desire Of the monopo-
listio masters Of industry to command and
exploit cheap labor, Asiatic labor, here in
this land and In this generation. Once a
foothold Is gained here for such labor long
drawn battling. warfare itself. will be neces-
sary before the American people are finally
freed therefrom.
-Now Is the time to call the halt
II appears that the league does not like
foreigners anyway. BY the fret article
Of its constitution. only American born
citizens are eligible for membership.
The sun., 1908-08-09
WENT TO THREE HOSPITALS.
Man With Broken Back Shifted Until He
Died on Blackweil's Island.

Wan With Broke Back Shifted Until He
Died on Blackweil's Island.
John Bond. a fireman whose back was
broken in an elevator accident at 100 Wash
ington street on July 10, died yesterday
in the Metropolitan Hospital. Blaokwell's
Island. after he had been transferred from
two other hospitals. Coroner Hamburger
will make an Investigation.
Bond. who was ~ years old. lived at 10
Cottage street. Bayonne. N. j. He was
received at the Hudson Street Hospital
on July 10. He was transferred to Bellevue
Hospital on July ~ and remained there
two days. Two days later he was trans
ferred to Blackwells Island. Bellevue
officials last night said that the moving
OF a patient in Bonds condition was against
the rules. but explained that he was re-
moved from Bellevue because OF lack Of
room. 80
The sun., 1908-08-09
siovementa NJ Naval vessels.

WARRINGTON Aug. s-The supply ship
Culgoa has arrived at Auckland. the battle
ships Alabama and Maine at Singapore and
the yacht Mayhower at Guantanamo.
i. The gunboat villalobos has sailed from
Shang ghAi for cruise up the Yangtse the
tug Rocket from Norfolk for Indian II cad
the training ship Peoria from New York
yard for San Juan and the despatch boat
Dolphin from Newport for Watch Hill.