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The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

P.S. Telling the merchant you
read his advertisements always
pleases him, and I selling him
where you read Il helps The
Times and the cause of clean
and honest advertising.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

According to Leonard's estimate. he
has shaved $4,000 chins In his fifty
one years beside the chair. In the
same period he has used the scissors
on $1,000 kinky, red and other heads.
Tonsoriel staiisucians have calcu-
lated that bafber averages 600
The Detroit times., 1911-08-30

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

-+amlfe oos acknowledgement
fir Die 9iebfte jett BET u. M. Gief.
Go. @oI5 bat porgeitern iein
Salnon.@elfdit OH Widoel Neil.
mann IT,, %berfaltft, bod miro Ger
adufer crit om ]. Sontar ben @c-
lit i%lbernebmen.
Sronf 8rinf, urto Sobn S.
Mueaer, Don 9rufe, @m. Sobein II.
8amiIie, s. 80. @eper, BON Bar
tpnren leste @ode etlide Der pielen
8eind)er iurlerer Sta6t.
Ger 8auama.G anal foftet 50.
so, 568,486 bis lett, 9aS interrei-
tint ipeniper als ole Sroge, mo mali
oen Dollar fir 6as n1dSte 8uibel
&artoffeln ber6efommt
-gs gebt ben 3eitlatgen ibnlid)
mie Den NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
r2eilte, ole ain alertpenigften 81
ibrem ~llnterbaltc beitra9en, baberl
om meiiten boran ai%rsutiesen.
Sn &pl(a, Mo., miro ant 81 5.
Nh. Der Gonpent Der 8Dtbiasrit-
liter itattfinDep oem Senrp BOD unf
Oscar Sednlonn oils 8ertreter 6el
bieii9en 8ptbios /. 2oae beiipobner
tperoen.
Sris Srieemeper, BON Napo
leon, $40. trof urt leeten Montol
bier eirL auf Dem @ege nod 9oi
begriffen, Inn leine Eotter, Sra
ernit Soener nit ieinem 9eiude 81
~erfreuen.
-giieiior 6. 81. Meper lit lei
lester ISOLDE in unierer Stobt mi
Ser ginidasltng bes Gisentbum,
iinSerer 8etpobner beidGftigt, nlel.dl
MrbGt oen Shlub ieiner iSiesiGbri
gem Giniddblng 6il6en miro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
-'9onfiasunssfarten bel v. SO,

f8onfiagungstarten bei v. w,
Rief.
-&cbt. SuroI ipar am Wortag in
Observation-Disclosures in ebaul'
ois.
-8as man fir quite Sdptbe nm
&leioer aussiebt, oas eriport man
an Reoi3in.
--Osear Sdaeiier, bon Nforri.
ion, tpar an Sreitog bier in @e'
fdftiofen.
So. s. unb e. s. Stepbon BON
Der 8popn Sbnutp Radbarifaft,
tpuren o1rt 3ienstag IN @eidGIten
bier.
Sranf 9. 9aefer, bon Sreoer.
disturb maj am Montag elm 8e.
htder nnfercr Stobt uirb ittieres
Sanftilms.
SRI. Suonita @rof mar Cams.
tGa un6 Sonntag III GbGnois 6itm
@eiu6 hires 9ruoers 8beo. @raf il.
utb oeiien 6amiIie.
SrT. Nartba 6leiif heinnb iidl
6ieic ISOLDE mebrerc Soge in ct.
2Gpis atm @eiil6 bortiger 8eripano.
ten urtb @efonnten.
-Sermann 2abmeper unS W.
6. Birmingham, bon 9lano, iparell
am Moitto9 bier I'M 8efhuftlites
i'm GourtbauS 81 erleoigen.
-Gas @enetel @isfep in ie-
sier Sou1l. Srinft man oeD min
NIT Meiier urb @abel,-mit elmer
Bidart ODER nit elmer Sage.
-@em Den bobiiidtigem NebHl'
meuidcn Die gebratenen 8ailben in
ben Multo fIiegen, Damn idinpial
iie nod boB fem Salat babel it,.
-9ie @it9lieber res p%oplilarai
empire Sr6efter begabea iih aiI
Iittapod rad Icaittrid, Mo., Inn
bort 3u einem Son5e mifatipielen.
5ris 9oelle, Sefret6r Ser Ntor,
riiop @iIlihg 60, Morriion, @o.,
befanb iid lebtcn Sreitog bier nnf
erfrellte ms h,irf eiuGn miafomme'
rten 9efud.
s[eg. Seberlt bnttc lester
Sanstog glbenb mas llugliid nab
reno er sic Grpiiin9 an Der @dt
Der a. nro SdiaeritraBc iiberidrei
ten moIte, oui Dem Giie a~ls3uglti
TEN uno gu fnller, mobei er cine &er
erfaln9 6eS 6uBes erlitt, un6 miri
lpobl nirf eirige Soge ons 8ett 6ii
ten mliiIien,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

SIN San Srancisco oiebt eire
Sran ais Sdeioungsgruro on, bpB
ibr Mafm iie iieben Sabre lang ge.
aipllrgedp babe, Den Mun6 at bals
ten. 8enn Der @art Dos @ebeim.
NIB perr6tb, wie er bns angefangen
bot, 10 farm er MiGiondr tperben.
@idael @eumarn jr. bat cine
9oulot oil Ser neitl. 5. StraBe bon
Sr. Boil fir 500 gefapFf ur6
pir6 altf bem @runbitiife Gin bib.
ides sipeiItodiges @obnboais crrih.
ten IalTen. Die @ebriioer Baum.
itarf erbieIteu Den Gontraft mo
baten bereits nit Dem 9oli oes
@eb1ltbes beeonnen.
-gonntpridter Sitfen llno Sci.
len SomiIie fanten lesten Sreitog
BON Stplpe bierber I'M our1 8bo.
tograpb Mlimbrauer elm Samilien-
bib obncbmen 5n laiiep aiif tpeldem
bier @enerationen bertreten iiip6,
tl1mlif: @utter gliiatetb Sndeit,
ibr Sobn &ihter Snfert, oeiicr
Sodter Sron gnrilic MoGeI unS
beren Sohterden Slorence. 9abei
lit l%lrgrobmntter Snden erft "A
Sabre aft unb nod 10 riiftig tpie
cine Siinf5igerin.
SIN Dem 8erihte iiber sic 8e.
Stimrniin9en 6es Seftonlentes oes
per5t. Srn. Srib &lossner, ben Dil
borlebte 8ode publiSirten, bate
iid ELM Srrtbum eingeidIi6en ser
mir hermit 81 beriftieet ipiiniden
Sern Der 8erftorbene bat feline rim
aifper aae aleidymabig IN. ieilten
Seltouente beoa6t. Srib SO. &Ioss
ner erbaIt cine Sarm ualter Der 8e
bingiittg 6oB CT ieinpr SfnpcIter ent
mo SilacnftpebIer $4,000 uno al
icifsn @rrber Otto, $1,000 aishe
sohlt. GalI alossner crGGIt uute,
hIeihct @e6irgiilgch cine anSerI
ESnrm; nltb mirB fciner GftpeIte,
Gna Sdlr3rfe $4,000 lutS ieiuen
l@ruST Sts9 $1,000 0~usbeSobIcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
Ndt,na Gamen

@od,t cure 8dtellutts fiir Gionfs
II. al9iiae Bel R. & 6. Starfe
in @orriion. Gle beiorgen ellt ole
6e5tep ,lsS mooerniten aleioer pom
ser beriibnlien Sirmd 9rp Bros,
Sos aroBte 9amc Sdnetoer @es
ifaf oieIes 2alSSes.
-Robf. SuroI, ser Gfgsntbiinter
|Ses hieIigen @anOelbilrer. Sbcaters
Fat Sos erSte Stod,uerf oes friib.
eren Sotu Yfautid @cbGitoe an
Der 3. Strabe gemistbcf nno loBt
SasieIte brrd) ole G%iaentbiimer. Die
@ebriioer Sefutte, in einen Sbea'
tepIaal aimparfeln mt cen CT nit
Sep 1. December beginrero. fiint-
ti9bin feline Gontearpgen geben
mipb.
81. Il. Gutter un6 3amilie ia.
men LETTER Gamstag per Wagen
BON 8euspiIie, Wont9oiiterD Goutt.
In bierber gum geiu6 bes bofbe.
toaten gaters Ser Srail Gutter,
Srn. Gbriit. 0elifloeaer, iotpie an
6erem 8ertponoten urpS >8efonnten.
Serr Gutter eignet cine oet if)or~
item 5arnlen im benodbarten @ort.
aomerp Gountp, 5u oeifen prominen.
tdten 8iirgern er 5dblt.
CD. S. @obe, bon &irffpoO6,
@o., idreibt ans gelegentlih Der
grnenerung ieines Announcements:
yggir iinb 10 iebr oft Die regelmGbi.
Gen 9enfe Ses @olfsblatt 9ehpobnt.
DOB mir faum obne basielbe fertig
mer6en fonnten. gs bringt nrs 10
bieIe @rinnerniigei, uno R@rigfeiten
oats unierer friiberen 9eimatb, Ole
Ibas 8ano ser 2iebe 5irn alter @as.
crnube Gouuitp inner feiter fnii-
pFer."
--Gbas. 90. gais, friiber Circuit
Glerf bieIes Gountps un6 O. s.
9oebrn, ser nor etpa IL Sabren
bieiiger Sdul. .Gpmmiiiioner mar.
|bobet tpie mir airs hern @ai6ing.
ton, 800. Citizen crtcben, i'm Spring
ifiel6, Mo. ei,w tteite 9anf gegriinSet
bcrem 8rGiiNcrt Serr 9oebm lit.
Serr g1is, ser geeenmdrti9 in 8oib.
in0ton elmer 8anf oils &aiIirer Dor.
itebt. miro ooransiidtlidt &aiiirer
Ser neiien 8arf nerOen.
-9ie Ireisfdieben a1lf Gur-
feps, @Gnie nn6 anoeres @eTii9eI,
sic oilf ben umliegenten Sarmen
bpina6e jeren Sonntog o~bgebalten
perrcn, iiben Grf nmiere iltneen
Qeutc geraoe jett, Dor Dem 9arfiae.
unqstage, cine heionoere 3aiiber.
froft aus, uno ielten febrem tic Of.
ne eiren Srittbnbn, cine fette Suns
ooer einelt anberem 8reis erpbert
5l BADEN suriif. Sic ifeinen nGe
quite Sfiiten an icin ober-ioacn
etfpa sMoies umo ole 8ropbeten"
babel mitipreden.
! -Gr-@apor Senrp Sdu6 unS
oeiieir @ruoer emil Sfild, ionic
Sion Goeidlel, madten Letter Cams.
tog BEL Dem ifonen Commentator
einen Ialsfliig nad Der Sirit Greet,
Inn BORT Dem angeliport 5u bulbi.
9en. Sb tbic Slide bos &ommeir
llnieres ert@fapor uno ieiner @e.
ieaidoft o0er bas Seranmofen Ses
@li55arbs 8eabnt botten- ift nift
~fctgsteIlt, mir 10 piel lit iid,er, Dob
Die Slider aneiter nihts beimbrad-
ten ols oqirdndbte aIeiber lno eli.
men Tieienappetit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

Plausible arguments may
win campaigns but they
don't hold customers in the
clothing business.
If a candidate doesn't want
to make good you can't
him to.
If anything we sell doesn't
live up to our guarantee, we
can't make good too quick.
Mems high top shoes for
that hunt you want to make.
No pleasure without them.
Tan and black, IL inch. 81.
Hunting coats filled with
pockets everywhere. Plenty
of room for game. Two
styles. $3.50 and $500.
Corduroy caps in two col
Tors. Tan and olive. SOC
and up.
Are you collecting Eagle
Stamps? Start right now,
We give them.
Ochsner & Son
The place for good goods.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17
Seiratbs Giscnicn.

8m 8. MeDer, Mfc&ittrid, @ao. %
2ena 8. Sdroer, @caittrif, no. 90
SCfn $. Sanniid, Blanc, Mo. 25
6rdrcis so. Sforibb, 8lanb, @ao. 81
st,g. Sabbrinf, Goiebil6, Mo. 50
Sea Gidtelfamp, 8Iano, $40. 90.
Sreo, 6. 8ittrod, Blanc, $40. %
2ena 8oettder, glan6, 500. 81
alta. q. @inter, &oiebub. @o. "a
MartfSa @ebmeDer, &oebitS, 500. 10
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

Ole aderbat.@ eieaidaft bon
@asconnoe Gountn belt lebten
2 omstaq lire S1bresperIommlnmg
in Der Sfobtballe ab, in ipeld)er
ser bisberieeit 9earnte
.atnb 9ireftoren nit elmer @ieSer.
ipabl beebrt ,plroen, nGmlid,. Sbil-
.lipp Soeffler, 8rGii6ent; 2oris So.
berltod, SefretGr; @il5tob Gberlin,
Collector; Midoel Neumonn ir.,
S~datmeiiter; Srit S6sner, Com.
miifdr; Sobn Snib, SO. S. 8oei6eI,
Geo. &etriis, s. Sdsner ii. SO. @.
Saeffner, 9i~reftoren.
Cine engliide 3eitifriit Dat
itber Den MntbeiI ser bartholomew
9ulturipraden ser @elt cine Sta.
tiitif alfgeiteut. Die iih ulf piifef1.
ifaftlide ltnterinfnna itiist nrb
geiiit6en, Dob oie oenti6e Sprod,e
Die 5fpeite Stelle einnimnit, Aa ct.
tpa 100 Miaionen @enihen Geutid
Ipreden, md1renS sic enaIiidle
Sprnde Ole erite Stene einnimmf.
oereit ii6 ettpa t03 Minionen slirl
gus0rnd ibrcr @eSanfen beoienen.
limo tros Der @eSelifir,a Ser bent.
ifclt Sprade i'm @eltrerfebr ,aibt
Leg GentSfe, apelde 6ieIes iperfbpoae
Out ridlt mir felbit nid,t miir1ioeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-11-17

Are you colleeting Eagle
Stamps? Start right now.
We give them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14

bers who were unable TO attend were
Miss Carey, II, taking post grad
nate in English at Columbia, Marsh,
who is holding an important position
with the Mcmillan Company, Rob-
inson and Himmelhach, rising at
torneys OF the metropolis, March
mont, Junior Law at Columbia,
Angel. a secretary OF the A. |. c. p,
and Won Thurn, a junior at Auburn.
Viands having disappeared and a
reunion decided upon for about
Easter time. the organization chose
Finlayson. President; Blanchard,
Weep President; and Angel, Secre-
tary- Treasurer Wipton read let
ter from "Prexy" who ha done so
much for Alma. From this we
learned of our Alma Matters increas-
ing strength, numerically and fnan-
cially. and Winton was instructed to
send our greetings to the faculty
and student body
From the concluding pages OF
this chapter those who care to read
relieved OF its burdens, the heart
what is uttermost lis on occasions
will garner this. The festive board
such as this that bits of our college
and class history, which we fondly
believed our professors unaware of,
are laid bare. Now, however, we
realize that they knew more than
we dreamed possible. 1t was only
when in our rashness we came nigh
to severing this from this to this"
as Polmius in Hamlet says, that they
forbade our escapades. Yes, we've
all had our midnight spreads in TN
hallowed spots. placed buggies on
the ridgepole OF Prof's barn, stolen
the pulpit. the skeleton and the sill
verware elevated bovines to unseen
~ heights, sold campus tickets and
chapel seats. each separately be-
lieving himself TO be doing some
thing fendishly new. Yet withal we
reverence those professors who re-
fused larger salaries and broader
opportunities that they might give
to us Of their knowledge. Our foot
bali heroes may soon be forgotten,
but as we grow older we will place
the memory OF our class room
counselors in the inches OF our
mental Hall of Fame We, the sons
and daughters OF Alma. alumni and
the present student body are all
year-fans, all hoping and striving
for a larger, a more efficient Alma
Mater,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
RELICS FOR ALMA
Collection Of Indian Antiquities to be
Added to Hood Museum
ALMA HAS BEST IN STATE
Bush Collection of Yellowstone Park Minerals
Also for Alma

Before the close Of the college
year, Hood Museum at Alma Col
lege will contain the finest collection
Of Indian relics in the state. Already
there is a splendid collection in the
museum, and within the past few
days, President Bruske has turned
over to Prof. McCurdy one of the
Ellis collections which has been pre-
scented to the college. Another Ellis
collection has been promised to Dr..
Bruske and will doubtless soon be
placed on exhibition here.
The Ellis relics were found on two
adjoining farms near Bridgeport.
On the Farm is high bluff, over
hanging the Flint river, and on that
spot there in the early days was an
Indian village. This bluff has prov
ed to be veritable mine of inter-
esting and perfectly formed an
tiquities, which Alma is fortunately
able to add to her collection. One
interesting spot in the old village is
place which is covered with flint
chips, and which was evidently an
arrow factory.
Another collection is being packed
for shipment to Alma, which is the
only one of its kind in the state,
and possibly in the country. 1t is a
splendid collection of minerals from
the Yellowstone Park, presented to
the college by Mrs. c. B. Bush of
Owosso. Mr. Bush, who recently
died. was the original government
surveyor who was employed in the
famous national park, and he was
able 10 collect an assortment of val
liable specimens which cannot be
duplicated. for the government, as
soon as it discovered the mineral
wealth of the region, closed it to col
lectors This collection will be on
exhibition before spring.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
n. !. ALUMNI BANQUET
Alma Well Represented by Eastern
Alumni Association
MISS ALLEN: T9AsTM|STREss
"reminiscences Of College Days - Those
Present

Monday evening, the twenty
seventh OF November, found repre-
sentatives of Alma contributing to
the hustle and hustle OF New York
famous Fifth Avenue. And why not,
for il was an occasion OF more than
passing moment. Modern historians
may fail TO grasp its full significance,
but future generations will find a
lucid and accurate account of this
banquet in the autobiographies OF
those present.
In volume V, PIP 325 to $50 in
elusive. under the caption 11-27-11,
you will find that the Alma Alumni
Association of the East met at the
Hotel Beroort, one OF New York's
oldest hostelries, situated at the
CORNER OF Fifth Avenue and Eighth
street
Inasmuch as volume V will not be
off the press for some time yet, 1t
may be we'll TO note the persons
who loaned their presence TO this
assemblage Miss Allen, at one
time professor of English and Dean
of Wright Hall. now a member OF
the International Committee OF the
y. w. c. A. and an editor of the
Association Weekly was chosen
unanimously to preside at the fes-
tive board Give years in Wright
Hall was an excellent preparation),
Blanchard, 90, now manager of the
Continent" Brook, '03, pastor of a
rapidly growing congregation at
Plainheld, n J., Winton. OF, ma
tional manager OF agencies for the
Mutual Benefit. and Mrs. Winton,
Soule, 'O6 twice editor OF the Al
manian, ex-college orator, now a
Phi. ID. and pastor at Somerville, n.
J., Morse, '0s, who is taking post
graduate work at Union. Horst,
'Os, pastor OF a Philadelphia church,
Mac Donald, ex-0o, a senior at Au-
burn Theological, Finlayson, ex-O9,
a junior at Union and a candidate
for M. A. at Columbia, and Lind
ley, II, a Fresh Law at Columbia
we're present. Among those mem
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
CURIOUS BITS
OF HISTORY
BY A. w. MACY.
A BROTHERHOOD OF FOOLS.

One would suppose that an
organization calling Itself 1.-THE
Order of Fools" would be entire
Iy devoted to frivolous things,
but such was not tie case with
the society of that name found
ed by Adolphus, Count Of Cloves,
In 1881. 1t was formed for hu-
name and charitable purposes,
and the membership was largely
composed Of nobIemen and gen.
tlemen of high rank. The in
sigma was the figure IT q fool,
embroidered in brilliant colors
on the left side Of the mantle or
ccat. They held grand con-
claVe at Cloves every year, last
ing an entire week. At these
annual meetings the business of
the organization was transact
ed, and plans laid for future
work. But business did not alb
serb the entire attention Of the
r'erbers. Between sessions they
I'D a general good time. All
distinctions of rank were laid
aside for the time being, and
perfect equality reiqned. The
organization was kept up till
we'll on into the sixteenth CEN
fury, but the original objects
we're gradually lost sight Of, and
ne order became extinct.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
NOTICE

To Members of the A. o. O. G.:
There will be a county rally Of Graz
tiot and AIontcaln counties at Alma Dec.
10. Every Arbor is expected to arrange
something for the afternoon program;
also bring some candidates. Degree
work will also be given al the evening
session. C. II. Slocum, Supreme Score
tary, will be with us.
WIN. HARRIS, District Deputy.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
COMING-DEC. 49, IA.

DR. Owen, a Detroit eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist "a years, who
also tests eyes and fits glasses, will
be at the Wright Hotel, Alma, on
professional business again Deem
Der 10 and a. Consultation and eyes
tested free.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
Bees stlna.

The most practical and altogether
effectual remedy for bee stings is to
put ammonia on them Immediately;
this is a simple remedy, but the ap-
plication Of ammonia will give instant
relief and preveDt swelling.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
Truth or Repose.

God offers to every man his choice
between truth and repose.-Ralph Wal
do Emerson.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1911-12-14
ATTENTION TAXPAYERS.

| will be at the city clerks office
in the City Hall every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday during the month
OF December, and every day, Sunday
and Saturday excepted, from Jam
nary to January Q inclusive, for the
purpose OF collecting taxes. To all
taxes not paid before January 10th
4 per cent collection fee will be
added.
J. w. GLASS,
City Treasurer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12
CRDLRS
I. O. O. +.

L O. O. r.
HUMBOLDT LODGE NO.
l6, l.. o. o. F.-Mestinu wes
the lst and Sd Thurs- ~saN
day evenings II each month At hall
in Silver State building. visitins
brothers In good standing always
welcome.
p. J. MANGAN, N. G.
j. A. LIPMAN, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12
SPEAKER CANNON INDICATED

In the national house of representa-
tives Monday, Speaker Cannon won the
first preliminary battle of the present
session.
The speaker was sustained by a large
majority on a ruling identical with the
one he made last March, when the
house overruled his decision through a
combination of i%nsurgent Republicans
and Democrats. On the eve of their
return to power the Democrats voted
to sustain the ruling of the chair.
The insurgents-twenty-se of
them-stood by their guns and fought
the speaker bravely in a lost cause.
1t was on the point as to whether
a proposed amendment to the rules, of
fered from the floor, constituted a
question of high constitutional privi-
lege, that the storm broke. 1t was pre-
cisely this question that called out
the revolution of last March, when
Representative Norris, Of Nebraska, of
fered an amendment providing for a
rules committee of fifteen members to
be elected by the house, instead of
three members appointed by the speak
err.
Speaker Cannon rl'od the Norris res
olution out of order. Monday Represen-
tative Fuller, OF Illinois, offered a
resolution amending the rule relating
to the discharge of committees from<the
consideration of bills. 1t was purely
technical. A point Of order was rails
ed against it, and the speaker, declar-
ing he would ignore the precedent set
by the house last March, when it over
ruled his ruling in the Norris case,
held that the Fuller resolution was not
privileged.
On the vote Speaker Cannon was
sustained by 233 to SO, 81 insurgent
Republicans and 26 Democrats voting
against the speaker.
Having carried the next and
having no further use for the insur-
gents, the majority of the Democrats
left them to their fate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the un.
d~ersigned, Henry Alter, has been duly
appointed and qualified by the Sixth
Judicial District Court of the State
OF Nevada, in AMI for the County OF
humboldt. as administrator of tho
estate Of Peter Procaroni sometimes
known ms Peter Rocky. late OF said
county, deceased. said appointment
having been made on December 3.
1910; that the order of appointment
also provides for a admins
tration of said estate.
All creditors having claims against
SAID estate are required to file the
same, with proper vouchers attached.
with the Clerk of said Court, within
forty days after the first publication
OF this notice.
Dated at Winnemucca, Nevada, De.
cember 10, 1910.
HENRY ALTER,
Administrator of Said Estate.
l.. q. WILSON,
Attorney for said Administrator.
First publication Dec. Is, 1910.
Last publication. Jan. 12, 1910.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12
APPLICATION FOR GRAZING
PERMIT

Notice is hereby given that all ap.
plications for permits to Craze cattle,
horses and sheep within the Humboldt
National Forest during the season of
1911, must be fled in my office at
Elko, Nevada, on or before February
10, 1911. Full information in regard
to the grazing fees to be charged and
blank forms to be used in making ap-
plications will be furnished upon re-
quest.
G. 8. TREMEWAN,
Supervisor
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12

" ANIEE-Leasers Tor ground at Ma
sionAl, elo7s in; liberal terms % re-.
'Saa LIrtles Ajdr-ss this oin,e
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12
When You See the Bell

On the bottle you have our guarantee
that you are getting the best cough
and cold remedy. DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey has millions Of satisfied users.
For sale by Eagle Drug company.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12
MASoNIc.

NINNEhJJGcA L0DGE NO.
10, r. and A-A--Statc- com
m~unioAtieas viii be held st>N
tAsir hall IN tho Silver State ~
haosk uatA fusthes notice Il Tao %.
m. On tho nrst Saturday evening of
each month. AN Maases Aasons in
good standing are cordially iavitsd
to attend. @. L. T0BIN, W. Il
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1911-01-12

WINNEMUCCA AERIE NO. 4s7, f.
o. E. Regular meetings of Winnemuc-
ca Aerie No. 4s7, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles, will be held on the second and
fourth Monday evening of each month
in Silver State hall. Visiting Eagles
are cordially iavited to attend all ses
sions of the Aerie
J. p. GRANDEL, w. r.
II. W. DUNCAN. Secretary.