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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-12-10
.-.ah Ellen HIldebrand.

,o,,on trough in the District Court
me seventh Judicial District of the
OF .nNf Nevada. in and for the Count
staSs smeraida, and the Complaint filed in
o. gounty of Esmeralda, in the office
sai1 one Clerk of said District Court
1.-THE STATE OF NEvApA SENDS
Derenos are hereby required to appear in
oction brought against you by the
sboye- nS he seventh Judicial district of
Ioe STATE of Nevada, in and for the
1ne ,tv of Esmeralda, and to answer the
Complaint filed therein witnln Ten Gays
seTvice on you of this Summons. II
the S within It's County; or, II served
set sci, Of this County. but In this District,
out % twenty days, otherwise, within
witnina ays: or Judgment by default win
iorty Zen against you. according to the
De veT of aid complaint.
pray said action is brought to secure a
Ine Of divorce against you on the
decc,nds of wiIIful desertion for more
gro TO- the period of n year, in this,
that on or se%sat- aiiIfuiy a aas W without
per, deserted and abandoned the plain
cause,d that said abandonment and de-
TN; continues to the present time.
Al ooaunlaint. now on file In the office
me clerk of the above entitled court;
oil ~ YOU are hereby notified mat II
YOU fail to appear a amd adS said Piaintiff
pla ai take Judgment against you by de-
Will IND ask the court for relief In ac-
et erds wwb WITH the Rsu p are Hereby Sb ' rsfe T1%:
plain.. under my hand and the Seal OF
..o Gl nTIstrict Court of the Seventh Judi
e ehs District Of the state as Es of neSadafi h is
and ioI re November, in the Year of
2sna I o. One Thousand Nine Hundre
s Seal Ten JOSEPH gaMIETEoN'
by Deputy Clerk.
.,test.-A true Copy.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-12-10
12-1O-1O-5t
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Seventh
Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada, in and for the County of Es-
meralda.
Georgia Gates Goshorn,
Plaintiff,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-12-10
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Seventh Ju-
dicial District of the State of Nevada,
in and for the County of Esmeralda.
Lillian Savage,
Plaintiff.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-12-10
CnnnrOH1

=. district Court of the Seventh Ju-
y .1sai district OF the state Of Nevada
~ and for h County of EsmerAlda-
George +. Hildebrand' .,~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Talks for people who sell things

Here is a story which proves that
theories aren't worth a cent to the
man who thinks for himself:
When the present manger of the
Union Hardware and Electric company
Of Providence, r. l., took charge, he
knew that the common belief among
dealers was that hardware advertising
would not pay, But what others
thought and believed did not influence
him at all.
He came over from Wananaker's
New York store, had a thorough
knowledge of merchandising and
knew from experience what advertis-
ing could accomplish. He saw no
more reason why a hardware store
should wait for customers and depend
on chance sales than should a depart
ment store--so he applied the Wanna
maker idea to the Union Hardware
and Electric company.
He employed competent man to
handle the advertising, bought enough
space in the newspapers to make a
showing, held sale events. and adver-
tised quality and price every day in
the week.
A great deal of the advertising was
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
The State Tickets.

The Bee has refrained up to this
time from commenting on the makeup
Of the state tickets put in nomination
at the recent primary, for the very
good reason that it has not been GER
tain, and is not yet certain, who will
be tho opposing candidates.
On the republican side It is fully
demonstrated that the ticket will be
headed by Chester H. Aldrich, nomi-
mated for governor by a plurality of
approximately $500 out of a total
vote greatly decreased by the defec-
ton of the liberal republicans who
went over into the democratic primary
to vote for Dahlman.
On the democratic side Mayor Dahl
man has small lead over Governor
Shallenberger. His margin is so mar
row that a recount or contest may yet
change the result.
II Mr.. Aldrich is to be pitted against
Mayor Dahlman the issue will be
sharply defined between wet and dry
and will have to be fought out on
those lines. If Mr.. Aldrich has Gov
ernor Shallenberger as his opponent,
both of them committed to sign a
county option bill If passed by the leg
islature, that issue will be relegated
more to the respective senatorial and
legislative districts and the fight for
the gubernatorial Office will be waged
around other issues as we'll.
In either event victory or defeat
for Mr.. Aldrich as head of the ticket
must turn on the measure of success
his campaign scores in winning back
the support of the liberal republicans
and in appealing to the democratic
and independent voters dissatisfied
with the personality or record of the
democratic candidate.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Automobile Regulation.

Another serious, If not fatal, auto
mobile accident in Omaha is re-
minder that nothing whatever has
been done by our local authorities to
put q check on reckless auto driving.
1t is only fair, however, to the city
council that 1t be known that it's power
to apply a remedy that would be effec-
tive has been questioned, and that II
is doubtful whether any ordinance es-
tablishing a general license system,
with forfeiture for violation of the
conditions of license issue, would hold
water
Tho trouble is that our late demo,
cratic legislature last year enacted a
state law for the registration of motor
vehicles of statewide scope, contain
ing the following provision:
Cities and towns shall have no power
to pass, enforce or maintain any ordi-
nance, rule or regulation requiring any
owner or operator of motor vehicle any
license or permit to use the public high
way, or exclude or prohibit any motor
vehicle whose owner has complied with
this law from the free use of such high.
ways, and all such ordinances, rules and
regulations now in force are hereby de-
clared to be of no validity OF effect; pro
vided that nothing in this act shall be-
construed as limiting the power of loca
authorities to make enforce and main
tain an ordinance, rules or regulations
in addition to, the provisions of this act
affecting motor vehicles which are
offered for the public for hire.
The city council has the right tC
pass an ordinance governing public
automobiles offered for hire, and it is
just possible it might make regula.
tions governing professional chauf.
feurs regularly or temporarily EN-,
ployed, but it evidently has no power
to limit the use of automobiles by
their owners or by those to whom
they are entrusted by their owners
irrespective of age or competency
The only opportunity, therefore, tc
enforce a remedy lies in arrest Of
drivers exceeding the speed limit and
the imposition of severer penalties
than has been accustomed.
In the interval those interested in
the safeguarding of the automobile
from the odium brought on it by def.
ant driving will do well to prepare and
present to the coming legislature an
amendment to the state law establish.
ing some reasonable qualifications al
prerequisite to the right to guide an
auto through our crowded city streets
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22

directed to the women of Providence.
and they responded every timex
ploding another fond theory, that
women are not interested in 30 prosai0
a thing as hardware.
The business OF the Union Hard
ware and Electric company increased
enormously, will continue to increase
under its very live. very wide-awake
manager who goes out after business
instead of waiting for it--who believes
in his goods and makes others believe
in and want them.
And thus 1t is that good advertis-
ing pays in the hardware business or
any other business when intelligence.
energy G2d honesty are put into IL.
and when a persistent policy is pur-
sued.
There are numerous merchants in
Omaha who could acquire great sue
cess through legitimate, dignified. con-
vincing advertising.
The advertising columns of The Bee
are open to you, gentlemen, and The
Bee can supply service OF ADVERTISING
copy to meet your needs.
Phone Tyler 1000 and Bee reura-
sentative will call on you.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
West Planning Conservation.

Whatever actual influence the con-
servation congress of st. Paul Is to
WELD, governors of western states
propose that the sentiment and poll
cies of their people shall not be over
looked in coming to a concrete basis
of action. They very wisely called a
preliminary congress of their own at
Salt Lake City, where thorough inter-
change of views might he had as to the
means of reaching an agreement for a
definite program at st. Paul. All the
far western states have been repre-
sented by their chief executives and
representatives Of the state and gov
ernor of Minnesota have been there to
participate in the meeting.
Most of the conserving of natural
resources is just now being done in
the west and by the nature of things
must continue to be, so that it is only
right, that in any convention of this
sort the west should have q voice in
determining its ultimate policies to be
pursued. NO QOuDL do 0bOIWCCn bOu1c
of the expert conservationists of the
east. and those of the west some sharp
differences of opinion will be de-
veloped. So much the better then that
they come at a meeting of this char
acter, for out of the weighing and
discussing of views it ought to be pos
sible to reach, in part at least, some
formula that will be serviceable to the
government in the ultimate shaping of
its policies.
If the states like California, Oregon,
Washington, Idaho, Utah and possibly
Montana and Nevada can, out of the
crucible of debate at Salt Lake City,
produce q settled, fixed view which
they may offer at st. Paul as repre-
senting that great section, the scene of
SO much present and future develop
ment, the work of the congress will
be greatly simplified and facilitated
but with these states at variance
among themselves the congress might
find itself involved in an interminable
contest at the very outset.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Banks Prsnarsd for Harvest.

The western banks expect to be
able to handle the demands of the crop
movement with the ordinary help from
the larger reserve centers, 80 what
apprehension has been felt on this
score may now be dismissed A can
vass of the west seems to reflect this
fact. There was much uneasiness for
while as to the ability of the western
banks to rise to this situation because
of the belief that they we're over
loaned, but 1t seems they we're not so
far overloaned as to give cause for
such alarm. Their loans have been
heavy; OF that there Is no doubt, but
the banks have been able to take care
of all home demands, and today have
better reserve than they had sixty
days ago.
OF course business has undergone a
general improvement in that time and
this has had it's influence. For sew
eral weeks eastern financiers have
been insisting that the smaller west
efn Dduhb duOpL uAOiS SOhSSl 'oNA'O
policy with reference to loans and the
effect has not been in vain. The policy
is decidedly more conservative and this
has tended to reduce the demands for
the present of real estate loans. Not
only is this true in Nebraska, but in
Kansas, Iowa and Illinois, and in none
more than Kansas, where the extension
of loans, it was felt, had gone too far.
With a more stable tone to banking
business and at least an 80 per cent
crop coming on, conditions in the west
are sound and offer no reason what
ever for Encouragement in the east,
which is too much given to jumping
at conclusions as to affairs in the
/ west
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Turning "a Barb ON Roosevelt.
Snrin ofia1d RAnublican

The attempted murder Of Mayor Gaynor
presented temptation to certain English
journals which they were weak enough not
to resist. Does this Sdeplorable event, they
inquire, prove that New Workers are un-
fit to govern themselves? Remembering
Roosevelt's Guildhall speech" says the
Westminster Gazette, I'VE hesitate to think
Of what he will say regarding New York e
capacity for self government" 1t was the
assassination Of the prime minister OF
Egypt that moved Mr.. Roosevelt to a de-
structive criticism of the home rule move
ment among the inhabitants of the Nile
valley and to his condemnation Of the pres
ent British policy in that country. 1t IL
unfortunate. perhaps, for Mr.. Roosevelt's
position concerning Egypt that Mayor Gay
nor should have been shot so soon after
pthe murder of Boutros Pasha-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Our Birthday Book
Au1uat az. 1910


Melville e. Stone, secretary and general
manager Of the Associated Press. was born
August % 1s4s. at Hudson III In partner
ship with Victor r. Lawson he established
the Chicago Daily News and laid the
foundation for its success. He has been q
frequent visitor to Omaha
William l. Douglas, the shoe man and
also once governor OF Massachusetts,, Is
lust 65 years old today He was born at
plymouth and was mentioned for the
democratic nomination for president two
years ago which he might have gotten had
Mr. Bryan not wanted Il.
George d. Meiklejohn. attorney-at-law,
was born August p. 1857, at weyauwego,
wis. He served as lieutenant governor OF
Nebraska and was assistant secretary OF
war under President Mckinley, removing
two years ago from his former home at
Fullerton 10 Omaha.
H. C. Rosaeker. chief clerk 20 the car
service agent Of the Union Pacific railroad.
is Just IS years old today, lie was born In
New York city, and educated in the Omaha
schools. lie has been with the Union Pa
clfic since 1850
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Exoneration Of the vice President

EXoneraJlOn Oh the vice freSluenC.
The complete exoneration of Vice
President Sherman from even the
slightest suspicion of completely in the
alleged attempted bribery growing out
of the Oklahoma land frauds should
be accepted as final. 1t should be ac-
cepted all the more readily in view of
the assertion of Senator Gore, who
dragged Mr.. Sherman's name into the
case, that he himself never placed any
eredence in. the charge that the vice
president was interested in the Indian
contracts for legal services.
The unfortunate part of the unwar-
ranted and inexcusable use of Mr..
Sherman's name in this connection is
the undesirable publicity reflecting
upon the integrity of our highest pub
lie officials spread before the people
of foreign countries who are ready to
believe without further inquiry, and
the consequent injury to our good
name as a nation. 1t is a sad but true
characteristic of the average person to
let good reports of public official go
in one ear and out of the other, and to
repeat and exaggerate whatever evil
is said Of them.
In this case 1t was not a question
of veracity as between Senator Gore
and Vice President sherman as hostile
critics have undertaken to make us
believe, because the record and repu-
tation of the vice president is at least
several notehes higher on the scale
than those of the Oklahoma senator,
but merely the well-known popular dis
position 10 believe ugly charges about
everybody of distinction, and to forget
or overlook his eminent services and
tried integrity. None but the thought
less or malevolent could find in the
evidence OF Senator Gore anything to
impeach Vice President Sherman. But
the truth must travel in seven-league
boots 10 oyertake lie, and even
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
WHEN IT ALL STARTED.

w. D. Nesbit In Life. "
When Adam met Eve he was bashfu and
And he stammered and blushed every time
she came nigh
TIL at last he grew bold and began to pay
court
You may put all your trust in this FAITH
full report),
And he murmured TO her on an evening
serene;
You're the prettiest girl that ever hav
seem
And that's how that started.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
NEW CENTER OF PROSPERITY.
UnmistaIxable Evidence of the West
ward Trend.
washington Post.

UnmistaLabIe Evidence of the West
ward Trend.
washington Post.
Has the center OF prosperity overtaken
and overlapped the center Of population in
its westward trend? Or is the check to
activity noticeable only in the east of a
temporary character? Various reasons are
assigned for the falling off in bank clear
ings at New York and other eastern money
eenters while at the same time increases
are reported from western and southern
points in sufficient volume to bring the
total above the corresponding dates of last
year Diminishing the explanations, which
do not explain, together with others which
are contradictory, there are left fer con-
sideration two or three things which unde-
niably are among the factors that have
brought about the anomalous result that
depression exists in the east IN face OF in
creaslng prosperity west and south.
one OF the obvious reasons why the east
is falling behind is the heavy decrease in
exports, which affects the earnings Of the
railroads hauling them and the Banks that
financed them. While the east last year
was falling hundFeds of millions behind
the high point, the southern ports were
actually gaining over the previous year.
east has much 10 do with the decrease in
bank elearings and telegraph business. The
public Is tired OF the game for one thing,
and then It was found more profitable TO
put money in western farm lands and mort
cages than In stocks. Thus, the western
banks are turning their money over at a
rate rarely experienced, while the New
York banks are worrying over the slack de-
mand for funds to move the crops, not fully
realizing as yet that the crops do not move
that way as OF yore
While the decrease In exports and the
slump in speculation are probably only
temporary. and the east may regain ali or
more than Il has lost from these two
causes. more doubt attaches 10 the third
and principal factor in the equation. This
ia the higher cost OF living. 1t cuts into
the casts prosperity both ways. reducing
its buying power and causing a lessening
demand for it's manufactured products. All
that the west has gained from inflated
prices for foodstuffs has come out OF the
rockets OF the eastern consumers. while
the economies practiced on account of the
high priced necessities have paralyzed
eastern Industries to point not equalled
in recent years
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22

Russian peasants have been led to
believe that the cholera scourge is a
visitation of Divine wrath. The same
consolation was offered to the victims
of Mount Pelee's eruption and the un-
fortunates made homeless by the San
Francisco earthquake. The idea of
Divine wrath is attractive to the
ignorant, but an Almighty who pur-
posely afflicts the innocent in order to
punish the sinner is unthinkable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
Babel of Tongues.

Esperantists are chatting away like
anything in Washington but French and
German patriots are protesting at the
number of English words that are creep
ing into common use in their languages
at all the Continental hotels and places
OF business more and more English is
spoken; and in Asia and Africa II is be-
coming common for natives unable to
converse with each other in indigenous
languages to get along fairly well by
talking English. The universal Language
Is making it's way to the front without
the help of inventors and conventions
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22

murder mystery has been pro-
jected out of a supposed suicide up in
Antelope county on the strength of an
autopsy conducted by DR.. E. Arthur
Carr. DIR. e. Arthur Carr is the doc
tor who was rewarded for his dirty
work in the 1908 campaign by appoint
ment by Governor Shallenberger to
the State Board of Health. Better
get the autopsy verified before going
to the expense of a prosecution.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
AGRICULTURAL INCOME.
Effect of Turning the Products of the
Soil Into Money.

Wall Street Journal.
At last after a summer of recurring crop
scares the income period for the farms
of the country has arrived and the labors
of the season are being turned into money
by the sale of products of the soil. Three
northwestern markets are now taking
nearly 100000 bushels of wheat a day.
The rate at which farmers are selling grain
and cattle shows degree Of liquidation
which the west especially needs. Soon the
cotton crop will begin to move ON an en-
largtng scale, into domestic and export
channels with the effect of putting the
country in a much better exchange rela-
ton than 1t has enjoyed for several months
past.
A cereal yield of nearly 5000, 900 bushels
and a cotton crop of 100000 or 900
bales mean a purchasing power Of tremen-
dous import not only to the farmer who
grows these products. but also to the COM
mercial world with which the exchange
them, to the industrial world whose manu-
features are demanded by him, and to the
financial world whose advances have made
production on the existing scale possible The
gross value at the farm OF a single year
crop now ranges from $500 10000 to
So 900, 100000. Much of this will be consumed
on the farm. But If only half OF 1t passes
out into the channels Of trade by January
1, 1911, the railroads will have about as
much as they can do to distribute these
vast stores between producers and con-
sumers; the volume of merchandising set in
motion thereby win stimulate industry and
the profits of enterprise in all the differing
pursuits will measure the extent to which
farm income has made it possible TO ac-
quire new capital resources to enable the
investment world to lay wider and deeper
its foundations for the future.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22
PERSONAL NOTES.

The fortune left to his grandchildren BY
the late John @. Carlisle was fully a.
modest as anyone could have anticipated
II is thought not to exceed NoOOo
An expansive but noiseless grin stretches
along the firing line OF the army Dignity
had to unbend when a court-martial ae-
Quilted an officer OF charges OF "eonouo'
unbecomlnE an officer" but found MIN
guilty OF drunkenness.
II lie a matter Of indifference vhq Der
the remains Of Florence Nightinent Nnah
lie IN the Abbey or in some country
ehurchyard The work she did lives after
her, and her monument Is In the hearts
OF countless millions Of the worlds Suf-
ferers whose pillows have been smoothed
and whose burdens OF sorrow have been
lightened by her minlstrations and those
which she inspired,
This is Johnson year. Not to mention
the pollsher OF Jeffries. there lie Chief
Johnson OF the Chickasaw Indians. who
couldn't remember how his bank account
came to be fattened by $4,000; Hiram John
son. who swept California In the race for
the republican nomination for governor,
and the Chicago branch Of the family
greater in number than the Smiths, the
Browns or the Jones. Too much Johnson
Ask the family rivals.
The "Prettiest Child in America" has been
discovered in Everett. Mass, and her name
ls Mlllicent Agatine Gowan. She is years
old, and has already received numerous
offers for her services as model from
New York artists. Millicent, 1t seems hah
already had some experience In posing, and
one account informs us that since she
was years Of age she has been posing for
artists and photographers. At meeting
held in New York she was awarded the
title Of the prettiest child in Americal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22

Nevada is the only state in the
union that has not qualified to share
in the appropriation made by congress
for the benefit Of the state militia on
condition that 1t is maintained on &C
ceptable standards. Nevada is too
busy grinding out divorces and fur.
nishing immunity to prize fighters to
develop a national guard.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-22

A Chicago divorce-seeking couple
succeeded in imposing on the court
with fake letter, but invited trouble
by making the letter compromise an
innocent third party whose retaliation
now promises to upset the divorce de-
cree. The collusive Divorces should
sue their lawyers for malpractice II II
was due to bad legal advice that they
travelled such poor road.