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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

. Salt production Is about the oldest
Industry In the world. In Italy. the
{ .cEadle Of the salt industry. 1t has been
manufactured commercially for 2a00
Years Salf ~ 40 necessary to ex
istence that in some parts of the worid
.rjhes will sell the members OF their
'f.tlniiIes 10 exchange for salt. Salt hts
bsen che cause OF wars and SO in-
portant has It always bAcu considered
that ia some places the passing OF
salt IL established as token Ut friend
ship. and women throw salt on Il VS.
isev as friendly greeting Ia some
!. ,.ountrtes salt is 40 scarce that II Is
ia,btained through the ashes OF grasses
and species OF palm aud other plants
While .sjtir Is produced In almost every
:. .-ountry.in the worLi II Il stated That
!. now hegr~oan salt ~ snch purity t'r
ss,ltainefi NJ ANYTHING Ike the cost for
,titning as iD Lonisiana Mannfactur-
~rs' Record
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
Nlr.d ccoNra.

H. "''OAoititt,. uttitii$ iB'''e tunSt lie
.rlaAn Wssl- lGiai"d ia the making
81 n HEN crown idf ett ahrea NH'
this liaS been tie ruir. t!astit AieSau-
dra aHn queen Nlrturla both hod
criwn~ miiue !nr ihcHi ara IL WAS
Queen Adelaide VINO WAS the orsi ~
retei against nirrd crown Il viii
nut wear hired crown she said TO
the mlnisier who WAS discussing the
matter with her do yuu think IL
right shunldT' Madam. the late
King George W. wore one We'll. 1
viii NOT. | do not ike IT, ! have
ieoeIs enough o. make one for my
self I'm lhHt ease inierposrd the
kiBg 'tnry will nave to pay tor the
setting No no, replied Adelaide
u will pay for If al myself Ana
this was the course adopted London
Chronicle
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
A Bite. Controversy.

The Shakespeare Racon controversy
formed the subj'r.t Of debate ~ well
known theatrical SCHOOL not long ago
On both sides the orators were would
he actresses. and pro and con the dis
cusSlon was feminine and furious. II
seemed at FIRST That the ardent par
tiSanship of the fair opponents would
1precllde tiie. possibility OF narnIonlous
roatluslpn ,,u The Iasi speaker. IN
the nervousness OF ier first public
~pe'Sli suggested common ground
Ladies' she said. sIa'aking rapidly,
Il thlnk there has been much misap
prrheusinu as 10 the real truth of the
Rurouiun theory ! s'nud ready TO
i5nw that The great plays VIZ knew
- wei were written hnI By Shhke
spe6rr or rs Bacon bii by Raran aud
ak.>peuip IN collision!
smid angllI"f and al'lians,. The Dc
bstr 49, declared II lie New fnrk
iritunr
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
WORSHIP.

Worship Is the dedication or
self IL The lAoru IL Is the sous
ex4ression OF combined mye.
gratitude and dependence. III
recied toward God under Ihe
clear guidance of faith. To ~.
genuine IT. must proceed from
within and be spontaneous and
free II mus fnd expression in
ouIw ward life OF service and daily
keeping OF the commandments
External Worship in churches
and elsewhere Is or value as
vehicle OF expression. an OUT
ward form for the manifesto
ton Of the inner substance ot
worship. II tixes the mind upon
the Significance OF the hearts
adorption But external forms
of worship without the lnternal
acknowledgment OF The i.oru
and loving determination 10 10
his will can accomplish nnthing
for the spiriiunl strength or
man. fhr more sensuurfS ana
selfish a alaii i The more ~
ternai his Worship br,ntnrS. he
more leriuntIorl aud ht more
devoid OF deep religions lnIfnIsr.
Rui The lncrpnsAH. pGitN ar
heart ana spirituality oi tlinuehr
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
A Wasted Warning.

1t very often happens that In stroll
ing along the wharfs In Havana you
VIII observe a huge box or barrel con-
tanning glassware with this inscrip-
ton: Handle with care-fragile." II
is plain that the shipper. filed with
most iaudable patriotic enthusiasm.
imagiues that he English language Is
universal and that away of. 800 or 900
miles from the shipping point. the
workmen on the wharf will be able
to read and understand the recon-
mendations that these words carry
with them. How easy 1t would be to
put those words in the language OF the
country to which merchandise is going
Exporters Review.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
One Cell Animals.

Only one cell animals winch have ~
differentiation are immortal aud nt'v
er grow old Physical Immortality
deathiess youth. is possible. hat yor
must be an infusorinn or a yeast plant
to attain 1t. and one wouldn't even he
a clam or a jellyiish for the price
The process has ne limits any more
than II has beginnings. Life liz Just
thar. one third dying thai two-thirIs
may live. whether II be the single rel
or the body DIR. Woods Hutchinson N
Hampton's.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
OLD SAMOAN MATS.
Precious t1e,rlooms That Are Treas.
ursd by the Natives.

NrSu ny tHG Nat'vCo.
Among ne Curious CUSTOMS OF hs
Sanunll~ i ihai 81 mahiug neii'loo'iis
~ ,aat- ~ .ouir ~lInp;e process ~
s.a~u.3,t. y ~. il.at ia~ COME NJ te i;,,t
.illcd vln ne famuy. IA ~. nearih
sinar y tim!ii'e4aiiv sacred anon. tir
,,.N,n ft.
l,r stuoth uiGtS are really iiuc
80" ji.rn "A an. ! h.' tt-opr esteem
tl-n (etl, ,srn hi:.hly than any ar.
ti..fr -; .ae,slo.an inanufaelllre. and
tnr O.C,.t it.n arr. The more they are
rrgsrdei N.Aar nt ln.n have baues
kuaN uig AVER the samoan group
4! Ee mct.sf Is aaii-G Moe.e t>nit'ui. or
The nftil 'iAi S,~ia ann,ng the rreep-
pi~@ II pw tins tirla hy reason of The
fact Ilsai Il uad hs4cu niuden away for
wears anIpus litr rfp"pIne roncOivuius
thai grows wild ala!t2 the S.ashOre. Ii
Is kfiuNu IA ~ .'Rl wears Old. IA the
names az rs owners during that Da-
rlOd can he ir;tr,li
The in.-ssalun ot piir OF thasa old
mats girr- the n:gn-r great powerful
fact IL ~ II litle deed 10 rink and prom
erts. from the Siiasoap siaudlmint. says
HarprrS W ee!ly Il Is no matter II
the mats are tn,tercd ana worn ouI.
Their anrlpGty y luelr value. and Tor
some of The InoSi cherished OF them
large sums OF money would pe refused
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
Bio William Penn.

fhe sfatne OF aiIiinni Pam at the
eify, tail In PhiiadeIrDia weighs thirty
spfs ''und is rhirtySvsey t',e nish-
Sststla attieF dimeIlsions ARE: Hat riiu.
fMSein y>thr-e feel VI tinl'tpferean e:
sniss. thrtv-a t,.iiss tVls eyes. tweire
fnehrs.ions sfnd feur .iDches wide: nair.
f.tgr fSft long. ilrWF. ssweive feet six
sBehes iong; smaisf twenty-four feet
IN xsifen,nfrrsnce: kegs. from ankle to
f9es. tsg feet :>ealt,. eight fest sight
tkehls u eisoumfessnea.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
FOUR IN OLD PERU.
The Aystis Noraber About Which Cen
ter.= Az Their Beliefs.


ter. Az Their Beliefs.
The l',r,, van. rnrrd nothing for any
Of the "a .-,ri .lySiir properties or
either ii.;-. axe nr ~even- To them
the .ula ..- sacred. aud around IL
they ih,'f, ~ .h main features Vf
all flicir .,i;simlS ceremonies aud
queer hriirf- They believed the carr u
10 i1t. >u'ls@r divided into four parts
and ~.i-iriia,d from the heavens by
four rus Dbp ei.rh 1T Ih,iN four
corner, Al II iheir ,itieS WEIR quar-
tered ~ fopr principal streets running
from square ~, the center they
held tour ainnai frnsrs il honor OF
the lp1bu. he silver sisIer Of M.
Sun
IL them eternity WAS TO be Divided
into four imriudS 81 time. each cou
pn~,.d ~ fuuf t!9rS i.hnI years, and az
the end "a ,.arh Of these cycles The Siii
WAS 10 ilr nintt.d "u, II existence. They
prayed Ia Iht !-Mt winds. or 10 ~
gods thai dwpll III the four corners u
the earth 10 Them Ihr rains eain,
from inni enormous lea rentc turtles
that vrmlipd GaBipnpsS ana IN" ioui
Winds truti II" nlitgS IT the four II
gnnlic cnrvatidS whch stand ~ The
four ,.arililIii points al paradise Th'
,.lniyc are nuI "A ~mhii portion M the
tours alluded ~ is the legends or the
lnCas
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
"A Real Ga. Plant.

S rhare ARE two varieties OF gas plant
\ one IN a manufacturing establishment
mere coal ~ converted into gas for H.
Illuminating ana heating purposes The
III sser variety 10 a real growing plant
.,alied the fFaxtneils. Few know why
ltle frxxinella is called The gas plant"
rnis IL because at certain tunes II re-
sases a volatile oil thar actually "
lfitss if;allowed 70 come in contact
with lighted match. The rraxinella
Ars also noted for its fragrance and
I. soAg-vftysif not disturbed tine piapt
xiG New England garden is doing
lies bsst ~ "utifre third generation,
and elsewhere Il ciunp il still flourish
ting after 10 less than thirty.sevsn
years on Grave---sHe 0f the most diff
isuit OF places for perennial to keep
III =, long struggle Tor existence, let
si9he d hdrunaI life.-New York World.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
WHAT MO- ID l. ST
Don't o,e courage; sor.. brave
Gary with you to he grave.
Don't lose tine IN van distress;
Work. not worry. brings success.
Don't lose hope; who les her straw
Goes forlorn'y all III, way.
Don'tlose patience, com what will;
Patience ofthmes cuiruas skill.
Though be foiledyour dearestplan.
Don't lose faith in Col and man.
Looking Glasses.


The valle of looking glass Is us',a.
~ estimated by the thickness Of tho
glass. because the thicker it is III
stronger 1t must be: but. speaking sci
entifcally. thick glasses are defective
because the outlines Of the ina e re
1ected are less clearly defined. Fiber
ire really three reflections and con%c
.uently three Images in every gias
.lirror-one from the upper surface .
he glass. the seco: 4 from the lowe
'rface ard thr thigl f'c.a the nctalli
er at the back. An.i'eal mirror +
q with re~'ectly tn. surf 60 ~
Il ONLY Pc ,e to ettai tlis +
comparatively small 'slase.
ger g!asres Go. rr "a
9. asthe can't qu'+e ~,
Location blanks for mines sold a
10 Record office.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
Gifted.

! II don't know what I'm ever going
to make Of thai son Of NINE" com
plained n psvminen. Cleveland busi-
aess. HfHn tbr either day. The cid chap
Nc SELF made. i graduate OF the univer
SHY of hard kno,.ks&anG all that, an,'
II tlsturally grievss niu tn have a sol'
who Is MT Aggressive
-Naybe Your &ln hasn't found hiui
'seEF YET. : we consoied ''ISn't NJ gift
7 ed 10 any ~ay:''
.tsiftad.s.fj Should -siy. be- Is IL
amt s1t Il darmeri thing. gtlnt TaaD'.
given tn him cleveland Plain Deal.
ar
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
CORPORATIONS.
No argument oI political ex-
p-dirncy. 10 appeal tor business

No argument ol poiitical ex-
ptdhncy. 10 aii,ea, tor business
prosperity. no prriense OF prulrc-
titu "a iauof, Va ciiiiiu 81 naip FOR
me farther. nn;h,Hg. HbSuin.eiN
n,'hina s'Hu lusiity % excuse ne
i.urrfnibrni ~ ~ IN. lis iarill Ia
any industry "a rilhiiH II "a
ciakp M artiiirm, ilfatii ont oi
tnt Toad nud ,.ialhin. wbirtl in,'
i'eolilr must nave IA addition
to ms Ihe government, having
conferred thr ri2ni upon stlcn II
concern 10 DO n cUrpurilie bnsl
it.ss, should rrsoIiltely Dend ev
cry nerve nnd euergy Ia pni,
apart the wicked combinations
which have been created nln oi
them and strip them clcau OF
any privilege which their cor
porate charters confer Con
gresham l.ittleton
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
rskino Him uu.

Policeman You've herp beggin.
Now. you lust accompany me organ
Grinder With pleasure. sir Whr'
cong would you iike: reie Meie
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

An unwelcome Period.
F1ai mrin breads the day when peo-
- vi are mo- kin TO him will begin
c,D.i,.. him uncle.-Atchlson Globe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

Tough luck Jipson had
what happened
I'm order 10 keep his cook he told
her she might have the use OF his
touring car two afternoons week
.WeilT'
Yesterday she clipped with the
chauffeur" = Birmingham Age, Herald
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

This Ia one of the smartest bats OF
the season Hood is the term for 1t
used by the milliners The model is of
black ve'ours and Is slashed at the side
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

An act Of yours Is not simply III.
thing you do. Dui II is also the way you
do IT. Wendell Phillips.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
ssNreNcE sERmoNs.
No If

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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18
IN YOUTH.

IN YOUTH.
When ali the world is y"uu..
lad.
And all the trees SIRE green.
And every goost- swan. lad.
Aud every iR>S dii.eu.
Then hey tor inoi ana nurse. ri
And round the world away.
Young bita,d must nave ~
course. lad.
And every dog his day
Kingsley
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-18

saAhr MODEL ~ vELouRs.
md trimn'ed with zine tree plume In
zones OF green md black A satin bow
finishes ne base ~ the plume aud
rests gracefully on the hair of the
waa.er
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
Glidden Tourists
Pleased to Rest

ATLANTA. Ca, Oct. 22.-After two
days Of joyous riding over the good
roads Of Carolina and Georgia, follow
ing the three days preceding crossing
Virginia, the lGlidden Tourists arrived
in Atlanta exactly on schedule, hav-
ing left New York last Saturday morn
ing. Because Of bad roads during part
of the tour and the insistence of the
referee on keeping all cars to the
original schedule. only eighteen cars
reached Atlanta with perfect score
and some of these may lost out before
endin the tour at Jacksonville.
1t has been a hard trip and the tour
lists bear marks of hardships, poor
hotel accommodations and general
fatigue. They are happy at having a
two days rest in a real city with bath
More than 300 Atlanta cars with the
members of the city council and civic
committee, met the tourists in the
suburbs and escorted them through
the city where thousands lined streets
and cheered.
There was a reception last night. The
tourists will rest today and after i
barbecue tomorrow will leave Tuesday
for Jacksonville.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22

The Marion "Thirty- -fve at 81 285 is built for those
seeking good high grade that will meet all the require
ments of every day e It is built for those that want
better than the ordinary And those that investigate what
it offers invariably find than they expected for
the price.
Too many people make the serious mistake of judging
cars value by its advertised horsepower rating seating
capacity other single item The motor of course
is essential and the Marion motor is the efficient of its
size made but what of the of the car? And it's usually
1.-THE rest Of the carr that is sadly lacking It is here that
is trimmed" in order to get the price down few dollars
And whenever you trim" you must naturally weaken.
You take wooen goods that made into standard $50
suit Of clothes and make sell for about $780, but the
taorng-the construction not be there and the
whole suit would fall to pieces long before the $50 suit
showed the first sign of wear.
There is not single weakness in the Marion. BY
parson excels any in its class the market Those
parts which other manufacturers would rather MENTION
feature And feature any point any part of
any Marion and easily to you its superior strength
and splendid construction.
For example: The most vital and at the time the
weakest point in all today is the system The
Marion system is without exception the strongest
made. It is the identical system had in famous
1850 It is practically frictionless. There five
double annuar bearings in the transmission two Tmken
roller bearings in the derena two roller bearings in the
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
Playground Offices
Soon to Be Moved

offices, Of the Washington Play
ground Association will be moved be-
fore November 1 to the Municipal buiiA-
ing. e.. g.. Martin. director Of play
grounds, will have his headquarters In
the rooms assigned. adjoining the office
OF DR.. Tindail, secretsry to the Dis
trict Commissioners, on the NTH door Of
the building.
The present playground Of officss. In
the Metropolitan Bank building, viii b
retained by Mr.. Martin ~ headquarters
for the Boy Scouts.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
Claims Filed Against
Mexico by Americans

Approximately $50 claims for dam
ages resulting from the Mexican re-
volt have been filed by Americans with
the State Department for transmission
to the Mexican interior court Of claims,
established by President Madero. to ad-
just all damages.
Most Of these claims are small ones
from border residents. They range In
amount from a few dollars to $500.
Douglass, Ariz.. on the Rio Grande, has
more of the claims than any other
section. 1t was at this point Americans
gathered to witness the conflict, when
the federal and Madero forces opened
an engagement just across the river.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
Mother of Abandoned
Child Held in Home

Mary Lewis, held by the police as the
mother Of the three-weeks-old child
found in a hallway at 62 Eleventh
street southwest Wednesday, is at the
Florence Crittenton Home with the
baby. -.
Assistant United States Attorney
Ralph Given said he desires to. make
further Investigation before preferring
q charge Of abandoning the baby
child is hers, and that she left II In
the hallway because she was unable to
support II. Miss Miller has been em-
pioyed as q stripper In q tobacco fac
tory in Ninth street. She is twenty
years old.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
new ROAD RECORD
ENCOURAGING TO
I MOTOR MAKERS
America Forges Ahead of
Europe in Automobile
Records.
WILL OBLITERATE
EARLY DEFEATS
Speed Serves to Bring Out the
Weak Points Of
h. & Cars.

Everybody likes a winner and the
establishing Of q new worlds record
for road races at Santa Monica, CAL,
by Herrick in q National, cannot but
rouse the most sluggish to the fact that
America IL coming to it's own In the
matter Of motor car supremacy. This
victory, and 1t Is a signal performance,
will do much to obliterate the early
memories Of road racing. when some or
the American cars were taken across
the Atlantic to compete In the big Euro
pean road race classics. The perfor-
mances in those days were made the
basis Of the status of the American IN.
since the times have changed, although
the European would still like to think
that little good can come out OF America
in the motor field. This carrying away
from Europe OF its coveted record will
at least serve to impress on the entire
world that America is working, and
working in the right direction In the
car field.
While Europe has been asleep at the
switch in the contest field during the
last three or four years. America has
been climbing upward in the night.
America up to this season has been a
week has had its reliability runs. its
track meets, and every month has 1t
had its road race, its hill climb, or Its
economy or commercial test. All OF
these tests have had the desired result.
They have drawn the makers attention
: to the weaknesses of their cars. These
parts have been strengthened. The
race has demonstrated the necessity OF
the best grades of steels that are cap
able of withstanding continuous vibra-
ton for enormously long periods. The
net result has been the Improvement Of
the car in every particular. Speed is
the great test, and when a car will
~~,lx I,cxo ~ xha NAr a. OF ofvH n
upon 200 or more miles of road racing
1t is a foregone conclusion that the lu-
brication, carburetion, and cooling have
been well looked after as we'll as the
after as we'll as the matter of satisfac-
tory materials,
The Washington times., 1911-10-22

r: G: Smith, president OF the Over
land Washington Motor Company. and
Charles T. Felter, left today for Toledo,
Ohio, where they will visit the Over
land and Garford factories. The chief
object Of Mr.. Smiths visit Is to hurry
up large shipment of both makes
Of cars.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
jailed, He Promises
To Be Model Husband

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 22.-Washington
Small. a Kittanning bricklayer, was
lodged in Jail yesterday on charge of
threatening to kill his wife and two
children. He sent to the court, and
his wife the following message:
"W. Small, his promises will quit
drinking for a year. give my wife
every cent on pay day. remain at
home every night and do anything
my wife tells me. Resides this I will
get up first every morning, bake the
fire and let my wife sleep / also
promise never 10 fight with her again
and to treat her better than ever"
The Washington times., 1911-10-22
Kallipolis Grotto
Will Hold Meeting

The next business session Of KALI
polls Grotto, Mystic Order Of Yelled
Prophets. will be held in the Eastern
Star chamber Of the New Masonic Tenn
pie. next Thursday evening at s o'clock.
out to all Washington prophets today,
stated that the presence OF every men,
Der Of the grotto Is desired.
Final reports on the recent conven-
tion in Washington will be made, and
all the tickets to the moving picture
show put out by the grotto will be ac-
counted for. The official badges and
pennants not disposed Of at the con-
vention will be offered for sale at Is
cents each.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22

axle and the drive shaft The housing is made Of
aluminium instead of iron which cuts the weight Of the
80 pounds The gears (made of chrome vanadium stee
thoroughly and finely fitted that all jars noises and
jolts absolutely eliminated Under any condition this
will smoothly and silently The brakes are excep
tionaly large and heavy.
Compare the Marion system with the rear system
of any other popular priced you know Of and the
tas will show you unexpected strength and value in the
Marion and end of faulty and weak spots in the other
car. ..
The Marion has pressed steel bottle neck drop frame
with side members REINFORCED Lots of leg and big
DOORS You will not find this design in other selling
for less than s3000 Unusually large Tmken bearings in
the derenal make possible extra large axle shaft and
stronger derena hub And you also find the very best
upholstery Not leatherette but real hand ud leather
genuine curled hair. The wheel base 112
inches the tires 4inch, quick detachable. Norim
cut type.
These few of the facts you must bear in mind
when picking your Look further than a motor
rim. Dig into the essentials See what holds the car
together-on what its operation dependsand you will get
line the life of the and the comfort discomfort
you will get out of it.
The dealer below will be glad to give you thorough
demonstration at any time any place you say tee
phone call will bring him to you. Ask dealer write
us for a catalogue.
The Washington times., 1911-10-22

The event Of the " eek in automobile
circles was the placing Of the Waverly
electric agency with the Luttrell Com
pany. which also handles the Packard
has held on enviable reputation among
devotees of electric pleasure cars. and
The Washington times., 1911-10-22

automobiles like everything else get exactly what
for And that fits needs fancy
from $3.50 to 600 You oneseated toy
numbering equipped with sleeping hot and
cold running and complete You anything
from 10 to 2O You much just
all