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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
DRY FARMING
GOOD FARMING

Spokane Wash, Sept 22.-United
States Senator Go~e Of Oklahoma says
in telegram to John T. Burns, secre-
tary-treasurer Of the Dry Farming con
gress, that while he cannot attend the
convention in Spokane. October to G,
he is deeply interested in the move.
ment. which is for the betterment Of
agricultural conditions The full text
of the message follows:
4 regret the impossibility OF accept
ing your Kind invitation to attend the
fifth dry farming congress at Spokane.
| feel the deepest interest in the OBJ
ieets Of the congress and in the great
good already accomplished. The sys-
tenn viii revolutGonize the farming Of
the west and viii react beneficiaIIy up
on the farming Of the whole country. !
hope to see your entire section as fruit
ful as garden Dry farming Is good
farming. Whenever / can be OF service
command me-.
Commenting upon the foregoing Sec
rotary Burns said that when Senator
Gore declared dry farming 10 be good
farming he sounded the keynote OF the
modern method Of tIllage in semi-arid
and so-called arid districts, adding
1T has been demonstrated in Okla.
homa and other states that profitable
crops can be grown successfully il the
principles Of dry farming are faithfully
carried out. There IS nothing mysteri.
Gus about this system Of agriculture. It |
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
"A RAGGED PRINcEp
NEW STAR THEATER TONIGHT

Bazan, "A Ragged Prince the very
best Of the romantic dramas and the
opera Of 'Maritano,v is founded on it.
It is not often played because few ac
tors are equipped for the requirements
Of the title role. Barry Sullivan was
the greatest Don Caesar OF his day and
Alexander Salyini, SO richly endowed
by nature for such roles, made a great
success III it, Since his death almost
the only actor Of note who has attempt
ed it in road production was Charles
B. Hansford, so that to the younger
generation the play is largely un-
known.
Don Caesar, defending pretty
street singer from insult, becomes en-
gagged in a duel and Is sentenced to
death Through the Offices Of worthy
priest and a devoted page the bullets
OF the firing squad are removed. When
the soldiers fire Don Csesar falls and
suppcslng him dead the priest and the
Don Caesars followers are premitted
to move the body Don Caesar es-
capes and remains in hiding.
Meantime, the king falls in love with
Don Caesars wife He had married
her before his supposed execution
while disguised, but had never seen
her face as she was heavily veiled. The
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
RECENT ADDITIONS TO
THE CARNEGIE LIBRARY

Aldrich-Marjorie Daw.
Allen-Flute and Violin.
craddock-In the Tennessee Noun
tains.
Churchill-A Modern Chronicle.
Deland-Old Chester Tales.
Eyers and Fullerton Touching Sec,
ond.
Garland cayanaugh, Forest Ranger.
Hewelett-Little Novels out Of
italy.
James-Passionate Pilgrim.
Lamar The Stolen Areoplane
Montgomery Anne or Green Cables,
Anne OF Asonlca.
Palmer-Danbury Road, Aviator
-Frcckles. Tho Girl Of The
Limberlost
Reed-Loye Letters Of a Musician
stockton-The Lady or the Tiger
and other stceses
Van Dyke The Blue Flower.
Won suttner-cround Arms.
Miscellaneous.
Addams-Newer Ideals OF Peace.
champlin- -Cyclopedia OF sports and
Games
Keller Tho World Live IN.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

girl has been removed to Don Caesars
castle and Don Caesar arrives on the
scene Just as the king is trying to
force his unwelcome attention on her,
Don Caeser is legally dead and ap-
pears under a new name but the King
recognizes him, and wonderfully
skilled dialogue ensues in which the
king is shamed into manhood, pardons
Don Caesar and exclaims: If were
not king would rather be Don Caesar
de Bazan."
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

The open season for hunting qaail
in the state Of Oklahoma begins No
vember 10th and closes February l..
The law provides severe penalties for
hunting ont Of season and an parties
hunting quail before the 18th day OF
November may be expected TO be
prosecuted 70 the limit Of the law
Hunters must secure licenses before
they are permitted 10 hunt either pro
tected or unprotected game. 20-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
SICMONpS
FURNITURE
EXHIBIT

See the big furniture and mattress
exhibit at Convention hall Friday and
Saturday All goods manufactured in
Chickasha, Okla. by the Sigmon Furni-
ture Manufacturing company. consi NJ
ing Of dressers, commodes, kitchen cab
inets. extension tables, library tables,
kitchen safes and cotton felt mat
tresses.
They invite you inspection None
better for the money. Don't fail to
ask for home manufactured furniture
and mattresses. These goods can be
bought from any Of the furniture stores
in the CITY, Sigmon Furniture Manu-
featuring company. 22-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
BETTER PROFITS
FOR FARMERS

Guthrie, Okla, Sept 22-Thu differ
ence between crops raised on the
demonstration farm in the same local
ity has been, perhaps, more forcibly
demonstrated I'll Kay county this year
than in any other county in the state.
Crops in Kay county, which has
held the record as one Of the banner
agricultural counties OF the state for
several years, this year have been the
worst in a number OF years due to
long drought and damage by the
chinch bug pests. Statistics taken
show this years wheat crop to be- less
than eight bushels per acre on the ay-
erage, and the oats yield to have av-
eraged 2l bushels per acre.
The detailed report oisY. F. Carroll.
the demonstration farmer Of Kay coun-
ty, on his oats crop, which is made
under oath, shows that he made a net
profit Of $l03.1o on fifteen acres Of
oats which averaged 81 bushels per
acre The detailed statement of the
cost Of production IS as follows
February 1928, blowing 5000; har-
rowing. February 1928, 1925; March
4, splanting with disc drill, 4.5O;
seed, 81 bushels $l5,75; cutting, June
1928, $3.50; shocking. same date,
s15O; Irvine, $2.6o; stacking, July 8,
$3.50; thrashing, August rs, $22.5O. To.
tai, S119.50.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
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sREAL ESTATE TRANsFERs .
= Compiled by the Grady County 3
= Abstract Company, i0s .
> North Third Street. =

VIM. Toder and wife to J. NJ
Yoder, 5-2S-1o. $4,000, sw nv Sc; w.
Sc sw: section Z; NV NV ne; n5z nc
NV; lot /, 1879
syIon Milton to D. Thomas, 9-is-lO
5000 undivided one-sixth interest in
VIZ sw; ne sws n1z sc sw; sw Sc
sw; sw ne; VIZ NV ne 4-5-e.
Norma II. and Geo. P. Kirtley to J.
7. DEAN, 7-2-1O, $4,000, undivided "a
interest in lot 1, block 4, Alex
Burrel B. Bridges and wife TO A. T.
Doe, s-17-10, 1865. north AZ feet lots 1.
2, 3, 4 and and west five feet south
llS feet lot 8, block 26. Chickasha.
Ben T. Kendig and wife to chicka-
sha Terminal Railway company, 9l9-
70, $4,000 lots IS, ie, II and IS, block
2S, Cbiclsasha.
p. Bitsche to D. D. Sayer, 9.19l0.
$3.50. west 50 feet or lot : and easi
20 feet Of lot 3. block 27s, Chickasha.
Robt. P. Sims and wife to r. IL.
Wilson, 9-l9-lO $4,000. south Y lot 3.
block 24o. Chickasha.
Fannie C. Woodbridge to Chickasha
Terminal Railway company, g2OI0,
$4,000, south 50 feet lots A, ~, 10 and
~ block IS, chickasha.
j. n. foder and wife to }. D. Yo-
der, 9-2o-iO, $4,000, sw NV Sc: Wa Sc
sw section ?; NV NV ne; nia ne NV;
lot 1915.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
THE WORST WRECKIN
MTERURBAN HISTORY
Authorities are Trying to
Fix Blame for the
Accident


Special by United Press.
TT. Wayne, Sept. p. The authori-
ties OF Wells county and officers Of the
#. Wayne aid Wabash Traction com
pany are making a rigid Investigation
in order to fix the responsibility Tor TIE
collision Of two cars cn che Blun On
line in which forty persons were killed
and eight injured yesterday.
Frank Hardy, superintendent Of the
Traction company stated that disre-
gard of orders caused the accident and
that B. l.. corkwell, motorman Of the
south bound car, was probably to
blame.
The disaster is rated as the worst ia
interurban history Only one of the
passengers on the north bound car,
which was crowded with sight-seers, es.
capped death Of injury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

Fort Wayne, Ind, Sept 22.-The
wreck occurred one and a half miles
north Of kingsland, seven miles north
OF Blnffton, at a sharp curve. The cars
In collision were north bound local
car crowded to the steps, which left
Bluffton At lE:15 o'clock and south
bound extra car from Ft. Wayne.
They met while both were running at
high speed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
new STAR
Is OPENED

The New Star theatre opened the
season Of 1910 on Wednesday evening
with the Albert Taylor company in "A
Gilded Fool
Mr.. Taylor seems to fit into the title
role as comfortably and easily as the
accustomed foot into an old shoe He
is comedian OF merit and his droll
manner was very acceptable TO this
part lie is supported BY a genuinely
good company, notable among which
are Miss Marie Hood as "Georgiana'
and Miss Nell Paul as Clara Massey"
It is rather deplorable that this com
pany should play to 80 many empty
seats, The crowd was small and
withal a little inclined to be cold At
times, however, they thawed out and
the applause was genuine and sincere.
Those who saw "A Gilded Fool we're
richly rewarded and those who did not
have a regret coming
"A Ragged Prince" Tonight.
The popular comedian, Mr. Albert
Taylor and his company Of associate
players, viii offer tonight at the New
Star theater the beautiful romantic
comedy, "a Ragged Prince" said By
many to be the most delightful comedy
produced in years. IN the presentation
Of a Ragged Prince Mr.. Taylor has
selected supporting company second
to none and he has also made feature
Of the scenic and costuming Of the de-
lightful play
Tonight is The farewell play by this
company.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22

calls for deep plowing, discing and fire.
quent narrowing 10 open the soil, thus
conserving the largest per centage OF
natural moisture and precipitation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-09-22
"A Raeaed PrInce" T0nIght.

YOU CAN BUY ANYTHING you
WANT IN cHicKAsHA AT PRICES
As Low AS THE LOWEST.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-08
7. L. Oddie Thanks People of IT,.
TOnOpdh for Their. Loyalty
Greatly Appreciates Support of Home Voters
During Past and Present Campaign, and
Outlines Views, ..a l9fOH aBGXlg1


Tasker L. eddie, in interview representative
this his extreme
Tonopah the state generally
during pfeseutlI lie
said:
want to thank friends in Tonopah their unsefsh
loyalty throughout the them
know that appreciative to the fullest
for the reception accorded believe that they will
give redence the vile
who hired by the organs Of the
character politics Just criticism
exception the statements which have been
Godfeld News relative personal will
frank that have in merited
castle and wholly unwarranted
Charles Sprague. and always
the not aspirant for the
do what Fellows II elected, will
be sincere desire to benefit the
hands of
workngman everything the contrary
be notwithstanding voters see
fit by election, shall
goodness will time
in thorough with their interests.
think that friends
the office of chief nthe
know that Nevadans will credit
statements made characer
other than monetary issuing cowadly
atts''l
during the
aoof all influences which might
reflect against character have always tried
myself that could honestly
than If elected GOVERNOR {ef this shall N
continue hold with grip personally
believe right" Z .tlifI
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CAPTURED The. 8. I. : !:
ENEMY':Sa SCALP
{" ~. LAST EVENING
ODDIE ENTHUSIASTS TAKE POS.
SESSION or D1GKHRsoN's
ua,ildUfai, FORELOCI1 ss,n.p :.

We have captured ''the enemy's
scalp was the cry tina" fesouhded
throughout 'Tonopah, last might, and
as proof Of. the captutt an ardent
friend Of IT, L. Oddie exhibited A
toupe, the hair color of which was
OF the crimson type. ; The scalp was
waved aloft' throughout the evening
and when the bunch and band par2
AIDED to the different places, it was
always in evidence. ,,,.,
1t waslla. great lrligtt,,S ne that
Will be long remembered, .bN the
people of Tonopah. Enthusiasm
was rampant and 1t /was "a contin-
uai, cheer for tai. eddie. and the
demonstrations could be. heard, Sae
BLOCKS around. The crowd was not
composed entirelysYpf, rspublicans.
for many democrats werei4n line
and always responded with bearfv
cheer. foa nanilllon
The scalp part Or the program
made a great hit with the 'buncb.
This happened after the meeting ar
the Nevada ltasatrs Andswhen the
odole enthusiasts and the band
were parading about the town %
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Of !
BONANZA zE0Il0RIAL
| ..o) oXEf!EoFAC!,I!S
AlNHD III iG.1
KEN. PIiTTlNIAN, TAKES EXCEP-
TIONS TO "WHO is PAY
| ING THE BILLS"

The Pittman faction has seen fig
to circulate pamphlet under the
caption Of Key Pittman replies I'd
the Bonanza, libel" in which he all
leges that his -opponants-haxe- taken
unfair advantage in stating abso-
lyle at%esttElngns nten llttsI NofiI one
pamphlet are given herewith.
In ,Jtsq8QAs ll,alIse2sJlsItae To-
nopah Bonanza of November s, en-
titled '''Who's Paying the Bills, >
wherein the Bonanza' charges That
Golden is working in nay behalf, 1
simply wish9to state that this is
another campaign lie circulated
against ,sme by that paper and rthe
facY as ssetg forth in that article
are known by w. W. Booth, editor
of theG Bonanza,i to- be- false and un-
true. w. w. Booth and everyone
in Nye county knows that the mem
bers Hf THE defnnnt lNys aid Ormsby
County Bank fate BEET lighting. me
ever sinoe II announced myself. for
the office of United States senator.
l wasuemplpyed by Nye .coanty to
assist .ih the hross6aHonAof certain
suits, and in all cases, they have
been. pressed With he!1rtnost .vigor
and the sqiaiitYs lntasest well pre-
served
SAny misrepresentation 1p thu yoa-
trary brand AS. as MALICIOUS
KEY PITTMAN.o
The record shows that of suits
filed, the argument of.aa demurrer
is the only work performed by Mr..
Pittman. All records on file, and
those referring, to Mr.. Pittman's
actiseg work III. tho ssoecalied rigor-
ously prosecuted cases, show con-
clusively 5ast! Where MI: .spittman
stands.
In the prosecution Of PERSONAL
cases, he has .nelegated to the pig
eon-hole, the interests Of Nye coun-
ty.9d The records show for them
selves They fcannot.3bei refuted,
even by Mr.. Pittman. ne1ip fiH
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ODDIE is A n. :.. . !. C.. :: :.
SURE winner.

Continued from Page One.)
they are deserving of my best eff
forts in their behalf Should you
honor me by electing me as COVER
nor, shall continue to act as here
tofore. will do whatever lays
within my power to improve the
condition of the workingman. l
have worked with my hands among
you so long that I think you under
stand me, and will consider me
your friend at all times. I entered
this campaign broke, a fact Of
which l am proud. 1t proved to
me that there were men with good
red blood in their veins. Men who
dared to do what they thought was
right. In nearly every town I have
visited during the present fight I
have been met with a smile and a
hearty cheer. Party Affiliations
meant nothing; they displayed the
keenest interest in me-iiot what I
aspired to. They have never at any
time been other than kind and true
in their attitude toward the. I
promise that If honored by the vot-
ers CT the state, with the office for
which l am running, to be the
friend of my people-the voters of
Nevada. - "*s.'s! y" a.i'."
IT will take this occasion to re-
flute the statements made by the
Goldfield News concerning my per
sonal character. When man en-
ters politics he must expect to have
the spotlight of publicity thrown
upon him; he must expect to see
himself as Others see him, but he
does not care to be unjustly malign-
ed. l do not represent any inter
ests other than those of my fellow
men, L am not in the employ of
any idividnal Sdr corporationa hei-
Their has George Graham RIGA yany
hold upon me. This much can
not say of Charles 8. gspraguea TAI
though not my Opponent Tor once.
yet he. chooses ltoI rassait my per
sonal character. He does not stop
to realize thatllJ was an this des-
ert before there was Any Tonopah
or Goldfield. court criticisms of
myself when deserved, but / do take
exceptions to the attacks made upon
my personal character, and manhood
by the Goldfield News" !.
At this juncture Mr.. Oddie squar-
ed his shoulders and placed himself
in attitude decidedly aggressive, and
in strict keeping with his manly
character. @'l@ re 80
w. W. Gold Fighting Bill")
Booth, candidate for the Office
Of state, printer, INDUCED HIM
self In a. few witticisms uat the IL.
pense of the unfortunate few who,
in their ardent desire to- be Just,
were swayed by the forensic ihfiu-
ence Of those who least knew
whereof he spoke. In speaking of
Mr.. oddie. Mr., Booth said. that the
pseudo democrats could not fly in
AN airship over, the! roads which
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ODDlE' Will CARRY. ENEMY'S . ::.... )"
COUNTRY BY BIG MAJORITY
Dispatches State That He Is aWinnsr II,
White Pine" County 80 Will Receive Large
Majority IN Washoe. '-'"1 "'.'''.' 80 !" p, '.1

700 majority .t0nlorroy. Hold to
my Saturday S estimate or 1900 for
him Ia state. '''4'' ""q"""' :"
sc. A. NORCROSS." :"
'>McGill; New, Nov. Z
I'll. Oddie, Tonopah, New. am 4"
I've will carry White Pine coun-
ty against Dickerson, and will carry
his home precinct, Cherry fCreek.
Dickerson s friends trading every
thing on state ticket to try to car
ry county. Brodigan and Baker
traded III Job lots v 80 ""'
&c. r. REEVES"
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IOddie and party had traversed in
the now famous "sawed.off scoot-
car" s.gtoyes .sIii,;..,,l
George Springmeyer. next ad.
dressed the audience, telling them
in a manly way just what his atti-
tude, would be , If elected. toward
Preston and Smith, the two men
now confined in the, Carson City
peintentiary. He stated in no I'M
certain terms that he would do
whatever, in his opinion, the testi-
mony warranted. He further stated
that if elected to the office of attor-
ney general, he woald<eSert, his ut
most influence on behalf of the peo-
pie. "iHis" straightforward manner
strongly impressed everybody. pres.
ent .ann al, al -iy..,., .,.i.t
c~James~-z&.~-~Buehaaaa,>----candidate
for the assembly, the man who
thought SO much of Our Tasker"
that he sacrificed his own chances
of election Ito espouse his friends
cause, told his listeners that he was
willing to do everything possible. to
further Oddie's chances for victory.
He RETAINED, with Characteristic
modesty, from making any mention
Of himself, preferring at all times
to laud the name of his friend-A
Oddie., andI s,ajitp! aod..aaa.l
G. %. Burkert, candidate for the
assembly from Manhattan, enter
tanned an his audience by. making spec
ial reference to Tasker l.. Oddie.
He" told those present that if all
those who owed Oddie money would
now come to his rescue, he could
ride in triumphant glory from To-
nopaho,to Carson on a trail of sill
yer. @1io4q" aGG osua5p.s ady
y The inimitable Patsy M. Bowler
next spoke, telling his friends some
thing about how the office Of dis
trict attorney, to which he he" ' aspires,
should be run. His knowledge of
the duties Of that office we'll quail 'ia
fled him to speak upon it, and his
familiarity with the most profound
and technical legal. lore impressed
everyones enaass ,.,a.to.4i
The chairman seeing Judge Mark
R. Averill in the audience, prompt
~ notified the audience that a few
remarks from him would be Very
much in order. The Judge respond
ed In his characteristic way by tell
ing, his friends that he would, if
elected, carry out his former plans,
whereby everybody should have a
square deal. ,a..,
The enthusiasm which prevailed
has never been equaled in the his
tory of Tonopah, and the meeting
remained in ssession uitil a. very
early hour IN TIE morning.
Twenty per cent discount on. all
persgnal !bshdssss tor csshNg 9sno-
pah Laundry. .1O-22-tf
friday FfGaf BASoE. SIX
PIECE ORCHESTRA, - Noyu IL,
1a16.A EVERYONE COME. u G6oD
TIME FOR ALL'O , 11-7.st
MRS. !Heurps {! Scott and children
arrived few days ago from Phoebe
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placed. in charge thereof.

placed in charge thereof. G lgaa
9--Will lend my efforts and con-
slant attention to the assistance of
the residents of this state in sabol-
ishing any unjust or discriminatory
rates of railroads, traction COM
panies, electric power and lighting
companies, etc., 9Ht a" ,!t"8
"10-WILL" FIRST, LAST AND
ALE THE TIME, promise to give
the people OF Nevada, a good clean
state government, equal rights to
all, and special privileges to none.
a. SQUARE DEAL TO. ALL. t''S.
~" '"' : '"'''T T. L. ODDTE.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-08
GOVERNOR vbrcKERsdM
u d,aDTAKES FOUR STATE
POLICE TO RENO

I'll CARSON CITY, New, !, Nov. =
. S-Governor Dickerson voted, .
= early this morning d, and left q
= for Reno. He had four men, .
= bers Of the state police. meet .
= him at 1.-the. outsk RtsNioft, the :
= city, and took them. with him .
~"to' Reno, eia6ibni., !a.bu4qahH
= = = = . = = ~ <aH q . .
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= TTT'T' ~ ~ FIFffl w. ~
DOVER, Nov sz4eThe German
steamer Pruessen, which went on
the rocks yesterday south Of, Fore.
land' after collision in the cham
mel with the steamer Brighton, is
in aidangerousa position and NJ is
reared will be a total loss.n s1't'
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BIG RAILROAD STRIKE
SEEMS IMMINENT
q By Associa ted Z Press.

CHICAGO, Nov NNegotiations
between officials Of the Brotherhood
Of Locomotive Engineers and the
general mahagersyof sixty-one rail-
roads operating west of Chicago. on
the demand for better working con-
ditions for engineers, were broken
of tSs afternoon ana the. brother
hood officials announced that a
strike vote would Sbe taken.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-08

MRS. lHenrs. lsootti and chi,d4en
arrived few days ago from Phoebe
to join Mr.. Scott, WHO lis with the
Belmont company.IiHg n!ralor
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-11-08

No succeeded climbing by
ton and abuse and the cowardy contemplate
have been made Tasker L. Oddie
most forbe today Not the southern
where knows the
throughout the of Nevada
publican candidate for During the past weeks let
the state
central committee from democrats stating while
fight yet that fight must be clean
methods used by Dckerson
that for the sake of the fair of the they
gate to oblivion the who responsible for
The ovation rendered eddie Goldfed
which
certain indication of the the
Nevadans thinking people and they
eddie
state and they cannot be blinded by demogogey
abuse 1IIJI lrl q ..---.a'p' .l'%.. ".s .ll
who will the spirit ndictyeness
into expect
public his A
the body late Sparks
trying to humiae and keep from the widow
due the state expect hold respect
people state of Nevada. ,b#i l,5 Il E.y a
II Those who knew John Sparks admired rugged
character If mistakes he made, they
Of the viify the to
himself MAN, ,5to..., ar