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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03

lndia,' is a come1y with continuous
laugh from start to finish.
This will be followed by Merely
Mary Ann" Eleanor Robeson's great
success, and Miss Virginia Thornton
in the title role certainly deserves
great credit for the way in which she
interprets this difficult character.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
ADAMS VISITS

PRESIDENT Adams of the telephone
company spent yesterday in this city
on business for his company. He
says that the business of his combin-
ed companies is greater at the pres
ent time than in any time of their
history. He returned to Reno last
evening.
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VISITED RENO

Miss Jennie Emmett visited with
Miss Nellie Fitzgerald in Reno and as.
sisted in the new years reception at
the Fitzgerald home.
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MAY LOCATE HERE

Attorney Alling of Reno was an ar
rival this morning and will remain
here some time, probably opeeing
law offices in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
CHANGE MADE

Several changes and promotions
have recently been made in the work
ing force at the railroad depot in this
city.
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FROM DENVER

Mrs. A. NJ. Wells of Denver. Coz,
has been called to this city on ac-
count Of the "erious illness of her
mother, Mrs Vanderieith.
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PURCHASES FARM

Mr.. Rabe of Carson Valley, has pur-
chased the Thorne ranch south of this
city and wild greatly improve the
property.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
AGED LADY DIES

Mrs. A. Gray, mother Of J. II Gray,
Of the Gray. Reid and Wright Co,
died in Sacramento. Cal, aged 81
years
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
HON. e AGAIN

Mr.. f. +. Roberts, wife and daugh-
ter. returned to this city this morning
having spent the holidays with rela.
tives California
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
HOME FROM HONEYMOON

George l.. Sanford and bride re.
turned from their honeymoon trip
this morning and will make their fu.
t'lre home In this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03

connection with the company is a
guarantee that the production will be
first-class in every particular.
This company has made a phenom-
enl success in Reno, where they have
been playing for the past six weeks.
The opening bill, MY Friend from
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
vioLErs

Davey 4 Maish have received lot
OF fine uolets which they are selling
at 10 cents a bunch. Leave orders
II yon call iate. :,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
BRIGGS HERE

j. w. Briggs, formerly senator from
l1lko conuty but now of San Fran
cisco, was an arrival his morning.
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WENT TO RENO

Governor Dickerson and State Bank
Examiner Van Fleet went down to
Reno last evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
GOES TO RENO

Geo. S. Teale, representing the San
Francisco Bulletin, departed for Reno
last evening on business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
GOING HOME

Visitors in this city during the roI-
!days are rapidly returning to their
homes and their labors.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03
SERIOUSLY ILL

Mrs. Vanderleith is still seriously
i'll, little or no Improvement beng not
d in her condition.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03

Miss Thornton comes 'irect from T.
Daniel Frawley, and was also the
leading lady with VIM Faversham,
Dustin Farnum, Creston Clark and
many other famous stars. She is
supported by company whose work
is exceedingly clever.
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RETURN FROM SAN FRANCISCO

Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nagell have re-
turned to Reno from San Francisco.
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FROM OAKLAND

Mrs, Will Bergman of Oakland. Cal,
is visiting relatives in this city.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1910-01-03

Jim Dysart Of Elko is visiting in
this city.
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DEPUTY STATE TREASURER

Phil McGrath has been appointed
Deputy Stae Treasurer and has e..
tered upon his duties in that office.
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RETURNS FROM VISIT

Mrs Ed Yerington has returned from
Reno where she has been the guest
of Mrs. Pickard
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So great was the demand 10 hear him again
that he was obliged 20 sing several roles
in which he had not expected 10 appear.
He repeated his first Success each time
In another week when the opera season
closes MIR. Martin viii 80 20 Rirnini in
Italy. where he intends "A rcs,. blnishinz
from his mind the recollectyons Of the
eighty performances he has 20 his credit
in America and London since last Novem-
her. After RirHini Mr. Martin goes 90
Florence 20 study with his old sin EinR
master. lombard and 20 prepare for
his season a. the Metropolitan Opera
House 10 the fall
The only other American at Covent
Garden this year il Mile. Edith de Lys.
who sang in Tees and, as the small
brother q tho unfortunate heroine. re-
psated her success a last season, when
she created the part. Miss de Lys hss
also sung MusenG IN La Bohcms- and
several other roles. besides doing con
siderable drawing room work. When she
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the INDU STRItL ENGyHEER.
New Profession Credited with some Bis
Business stunts.

A certain maEuis curing concern had
an in vestmeAt Of $50. ODI With tkLs In.
vestment /; was producirg sGlO"oD worth
Of goods year Tie ruaA ~ the bead
Of the business say- the STsHt Partner.
knew that they w"T" ma ki, r. % poDr show.
ing. but TO save tn"ir live they onuldH t
figure out why they 80 int so bett"r
Finally ~" 'ou'"ru ,l,'..' o. an Eastern
industrial "ugin""r Ir" "r 7if...er looked
the plant over a. s'uII"i 0, while
The. p" recommend that ~" concern
spend So 0Ou NOR" AL gave III r"l.ors
The concern dit 20. ir"r..Nt yclr o. vas
able TO show a production = 81 HoO uG
worth - goods. Learly twice what u had
seen dong.
Ger ain concern was making eighty.
nine different things. Lu' irs profit was
tnniy per cent Inc Irm cDuliii't sec
why IT, profits should D" ~ email. %
~" engineer vaz oal!ci ~. HIS study
shovel rim thai II" concern Was making a
GJeAS mary toms ~ small p.a-tiii,-. ~. 1
tryflg 20 sell al! ~ v.-Tg. Il" advised
ma the trtu ~" .IC" ~ ltrr 20 fprtv-siH
IeTns. II 81. All profits went to 10
Ter cert
T. a'o'h"~ pla,t hoy LAT So .,arLin,
i'a'l- %. E'r" ".ilg I'd. buy 10 lot NOR.
e. ag'-t "i s!n'HHH ia" o. Ger stu IL. /
~" lf"n Ir. l.. s.oowT Ii~hs uu various
'""l- ~ decided th.f o. va far I..loy
possih IlitIes. lie suggested - premium
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wage system 20 zee l ~. workm"r n
was adopted. The men began 20 rr-c,g"
higher wages thar hat over bee. IA
o. thc history 81 IA. busircs. ard the
average output Of the plai' went ul ~
per cent II" costs, IA ~ a.. ~ higher
wages. we're reduced % pei cent
Every Industrial on giu""r car rivc
scores ~ INSTANCES IN which m" trout la
he was callci upon to get ri II was lb-
surdlv simple The gyerag. man ~ apt
20 think that the thing that battles hin.
must he very de-D problem The man
WHO ~ close TO a business - prcjuiic'
"n when he thinks hs - not Habit
prevents "a NAH from se.i1g his owt.
business A. anything hut his business
ana be ~ ~ blind 20 i's fa4lta ss he J. 10
the suub nose and frcrkles Of his favpri,.
child
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her return 20 tho C,erfnan city she will
s,ng IN IN" Mozart festival. then IA IN.
Wagner festival Which follows, taxing
ten l-,.dlng parts Later IN" gu~s for a
short engagement tp tho ~ Petersburg
Opera Huu-e then returns Ia Munich
Tor IN" rest II IN" season
Ellison Van Hpa-e, who was another
Of Mr. h-vhaus artists. j. from New
York stat" II" hogan a. a church singer
and later cam" ~ Eurupc to take up
operate wors A. h. had sung WsrfhsT
"a the opera e that name az Mann Mr.
B"e,htm engaged lin FOR London
NERVOUSNESS uarr"d Ng Van HOo-.,' :
worH -hgI fiy At t.- 'rsf appearance. but
Tn" beautiful GIauty - his voice was
evident To- thu critics
Mn" Ida Roman had the most -ucCess-
tul -"rles Il r'-C.tdls q any American this
Season Her ballad singing del GIFTED lar -
autleuo.- AZ her tar'-n .ou,~rts
Eddy Hrowu. tne boy vlohnist ana
Sigmund Bell. Il san FranCi=Cn viohni-t.
came NEXT m favor as concert performers
Miss Rachel Dunn Il Bp-ton and Miss
Eleanor Spencer Of New York both gave
s1cce~sful piano reCitalz Miss Janet
spencer. a Contralto from Philadelphia.
had two r'-rital- a. BeCkstsin Hall while
Miss Helen I.ewyn. Ernest Smelling and
Miss Adele R"-"nthal pianist. also per-
formed az the same hall
Miss Elizabeth Parkina has been in
London for the s"sspn and has done a
good deal IT drawing room singing. Next
year she eNpe,ts ~ return - opera.
Miss Edna Hon has had greatest sue
GEES a. drawing room singer She
naz sung AT Lady C,upsr's. Mrs Arthur
Glasgow = MIR CYrll Wards and Mrs
Ronalds among other places Miss Hon.
who In from New OrK ~ prptSR,Ae
NJ MIR Charles y. Alayander'- She
mad" her debut laSt winter at the opera
hpl-.' AZ ~ call. ~ ltZerland. a. the doll
IN iit-- II Hoffman, and later appeared
IN -Iraviata' and -Eigulettp- She has
a CploratITd soprano vpIC. and waS
~ SUCCESSFUL IA her drawing room
work 10 London that she will return
next season ~ fll several engagements
arranged for already. a. we'll as to sing
Souris IA -Ii"fand- when Mr. BeeCham
produces that opera.
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MING GEORGE. DTSTILLER.
whiskey Made On HIs BaImoraI Estate q
GIFT for Crowned Heass.

LoSDos. July 3D.-.AlthDugh King
George IL almost a teetotaller. he ~ the
owner ~ "a private distillery which pro-
dIr"s excellent Scotch whiskey
The Kings distilisry II on his Scottish
estate Of Balrnoral. For a long tim. Il
vas operated commercially 10y dealer.
hut when the lease lapsed to the Crown
Queen Victoria continued it, operation
IT. produce was not marketed bat was
kept exclusively for m" u-n Il the rnyaI
family. Gu"en Victoria was PARTIAL to
Scotch and drank !; at her lunch
The Whi-key IL -eut - Buckingham
PaGaS. where eIIert CellsrTnen keep an
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~" IN n Will" II IL maturing for fftaen
years. After maturity casks ~ II ar. sent
a. gifts To- IN" orown"d hrads of Eufupe
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Henry NIII' She will also Sing Ca rrner
next winter and D1Iirb
Miss Maude Fay n newcomer IN ing
land, - q San Francisco singer who has
been at the MUNICH Opcra House som"
years II was thor. that she sang the
part II Dicmw In Richard strauss opera
-feusrsnot MIR B.AchAn. who hard
her ~ the rble last winter, engaged
her 10 come and create u IN tho English
version of the opera when no should
before June. when she would have finIshai
her MUNICH season. AZ n matter oT fact
he did not r-odu"" the opera urtii July.
80 Miss Fay rpcn. some time 90 London
and filed several drawing room engage
rnsnt- hefor" 40 finally appear IN
IN 'Feusrsnot IN" had a great rrlcr.-s in
the part ut DiS1.rJ
Miss FAY did rot eng any other r'les
with Mr. B~e"han. IN Munich GT-frurc
and Elisabeth are her famous parts On
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hayes London she II 90 appear la concerts
at Ost-nd. Frankfort and at CUES,
performances az a number q the l.s.slin <
German opera HOUSES. after which she
Sues To IN" Monte Carlo Opera Hours Tor
the winter season and later to the Theatre
De Ia MonnAle. brussels.
The Bs'scham Opera Company has IN
clId"d several American artists First
and foremost IS Mime Ieli. De Lussan
She has been Of great service 10 Mr.
B"echam she has helped him cut very
often when less experienced artsts wrr.
unable 20 do all planned for them and she
has been kept busy learning new ruI.s
She has had her greatest sUcc"---as this
s.a,on IN lal-- If Hofinann, -Myr'G"r-
and -Muguette
When she taxes her vacation Mime ds
LiIssan intends 10 go on the Continent
for a month, after which she Will return
% study some new roles for Mr. B.-eChams
autumn season. including inHs Boisgn ia
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tobacco wharves during the -'a-or.
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poor country hoy. without m'1..
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steamships
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be reshipped 10 other '"un'r'"-. s-r'
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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-10-20
THE CAMPAIGN NUMBER.

AS announced in these colmns last
week, we will issue next week, on
the 9th, a Special Campaign Num-
Der of The Caucasian. This will
TEEN with valuable information
which every voter should read before
casting his vote. The Caucasian will
be sent from now until November
18th for only ten cents in clubs of
ten or more. Be sure to get your
order in at once as the Special Num-
Der will be limited to the actual
number ordered. County and town
ship committees should send in lists
with ten cents for each name and see
that their voters are kept informed
1t may mean many votes in your
locality.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-10-20
County Nominees.

Senator. L. Snyder. Of Raleigh.
House of Representatives G..
Ellen, of Houses Greek; ]. II. Ar
mold, of Barton's Creek; D. H. Stan
ell, of st. Mary's.
Clerk of the Court-John w. Har-
den, of Raleigh.
Sheriff-W. C. Johnson, of White
Oak.
Treasurer-Everett T. Banks, OF
Swift Creek.
Register of Deeds-Carl w. Hun
nicutt, of st. Matthews.
County COMMISSIONERS. w.
Mailer, of Raleigh; ]. w. Underhill,
of Little River; G. H. Collins, OF
Holly Springs.
Coroner and Surveyor-To be nam
ed by Executive Committee,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-10-20

The Democratic candidates Tor
Congress IN North Carolina. IN ihssr
campaign for election or re-sleesion.
are especially emphatic In their de-
annexation OF the National Regueli-
can Government for what they term
great extravaganees In appropria-
tons. In this connection IL viii be
remembered tina; the chief claim
which these Democratic Congress
men have made for denomination and
reelection has been 10 point 10 the
appropriations which they have been
able 10 secure for their Congress
ional Districts. Now. IL those Con-
gressmen want National appropria-
tons cut down. 1T Ia fair for them TO
begin by cutting OF. first. those In
their own districts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1910-10-20

gracious In the extreme. but VERY
contemplate in the Democratic party
In North Carolina TO attempt TO use
this act Of President Taft's. which
was prompted By the highest and
purest motives. to the detriment OF
the Republican party In North Caro-
lima There Is not Democratic
lawyer In the State bat who has the
highest respect for such men As
Judge Robinson and Hon. T. T.
Hicks. There are not two men In
North Carolina who are better law
yers, and who are men OF purer and
higher character.
In 1894 the Republican party in
North Carolina offered TO the people
of the State a non-partisan judiciary
ticket. The Democratic Supreme
Court had been SO extremely partisan
In many recent decisions that the
people that year by an overwhelming
majority endorsed the principle OF a
non-partisan judiciary and elected
the Republican Supreme Court tick
ct, on which there were three Re
publicans and two Democrats. The
Republican party in North Carolina
has this year again put forward the
principle of non-partisan judiciary,
and has presented to the people of
the State such a ticket, and We be-
lieve the people Of the State will en-
dorse this non-partisan principle and
this non-partisan ticket, for the same
good and sufficient reason that
caused them to endorse the same
principle on similar ticket in 1894.