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Accused OF Stealing.

f. F. Chamberlain. of Clinton, Me,
boldly accuses Bucklen's Arnica Salve
of stealing-the sting from burns ar
scalds-the pain from sores OF all
kind-the distress from boils or piles.
1T robs cuts, corns, bruises, sDrains
and injuries of their terror he says.
"as a healing remedy its eqlal don't
exist" Only 25c at Ringer Drug Co.
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To Whom II May Concern.

have a gasoline we'll drilling out
fl and am prepared to sink wells any
where on short notice and at reason
able prices. Address me at Ardmore,
or phone Az white.
13m r. VI. JOHNSTON.
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Notice to Creditors to Present Claims.

Notice TO Creditors to Present Claims.
All persons having claims against
Otis G. Warren, deceased, are requir-
ed to present the same with the nee
eSsary vouchers, to the undersigned
administrators at Ardmore, Oklahoma,
within four months of the date here
of, or the same will be forever barred.
Dated August 10, 1911.
MRS. BERTHA WARREN,
l5-2wks AdministrratiX.
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A Kinq Who Left Hume

set the world to talking. but Paul Mat.
hulkd, OF Buffalo, y. Y. says he al
ways KEEPS AT HOME the King o,
all LaXatives-Dr. Kings New Life
Pills-and that they're a blessing TO
all his family. Cure constipation.
headache. indigestion. dyspepsia. Only
25c at Ringer Drug Co.
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Rememosr the Honey Bee Flour
and Chase & Ssnoorn's coffee. the
only coffee that always gives sat
lsfaction. Felker, ths grocer. sole
agent ior both 12tf
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Don't envy your ne,ghoor :or the
fine biscuits she Is serving. Buy
Honey Bee flour and serve the kind
On your own table that fairly pops
open with luscious goodness. Felsef
sells that famous -four.
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well known Des Molnes woman
after suffering miserably for two days
from bowel complaint. was cured by
one dose Of ChamOerlain's Collie. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale
by all dealers.
G. II. RAMSEY. Druggist.
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Seemed to Give Him a New Stomach.

Seemed to GIVE Him a NEW otorndSn'
Il suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine or treatment tried
seemed to do any good" -Erites H. NJ.
Younepeters Editor of The Sun, Lake
View, Ohio. The first few doses OF
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets gave me surprising relief and
the second bottle seemed to give me
a new stomach and perfectly good
health" For sale by all dealers.
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An ordinary case OF diarrhoea can.
as a rule, be cured by 4 single dose
OF Chamberlain Cole, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for bowel complaints. For
sale BY all dealers.
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dry salt and sWcct-pickle cellars. As
in all modern houses the killing is
all done on The top floors. All the
processes are downward, and his ny
force of gravity until the product
reaches he loading dock.
All buildings except tn" chilI rooms
have light on at least three sides
and many on all -four side and the
ventilation is of the most approved
type. having been passed on by eN'
perts in this line. The floors are al
of solid concrete or brick, again Civ
ing assurance Ol the most perfect
sanitation. Throughout these build.
ines each room used in the ordinary
processes is well lighted and ventI-
lated. The ceilings, walls. posts, etr.
are of such materials as to be easily
cleaned: toilet and dressing rooms
are sufficient inN number and ample
in size and provided with modern
accommodation and separated entire
" from the departments in WAiCh
meat or meat food products are han
died or prepared.
United States Inspection.
Person, firms or corporations in
tending to engage in the Interstate
meat business must first apply to the
secretary OF the department of lgri-
culture ior inspection. This plant mas
compiled with the departments in
struc,ions throughout. The first step
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Beautiful cut flowers for sale
Phone 27O or call at residence. cor
ler C street and 9Th Ave, y. f. Mrs.
Arch Campbell. 3O-lm
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AoW's mis-.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case OF Catarrh that
can not be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. !. Cheney for the past fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and g.
nancially able to carry out any ohli-
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Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. o.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Prices 80
cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
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Buy it now. Now Is me time - BUY
bottle of Chamberlains Colic. Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. II Is al
most certain to be needed before the
summer is over. This remedy has
no superior. For sale by all ieale-s.
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Free voting coupon in the Hargroye
College Scholarship contest is pub
lished in today's paper and will ap.
pear in each paper until the close OF
The contest
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The first thing the average man who
has any money tries TO DO is not 10
have il any longer
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Honey Rec gives perfect satisfa"
ton for brad, biscuit or pastrJ
Felker sells II
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XIV.
tContinuedO
The End of the "GhOst's"
Love Story.

-TIRISTINE DAAE did not say
a word; she moved about
n~oiselessly, like a sister Of
n" charity who had taken a vow
~ OF silence. She brought a
sup OF cordial, or Of hot tea; he did
not remember which. The man In the
mask took 1t from her hands and gave
II 70 the Persian. NJ, de chagny was
still sleeping,
Erik poured a drop OF rum into the
daroga's cup and, pointing to the VS.
count. said:
'sHe came 10 him self long before we
knew II you were still alive, daroga, lie
is quite well. lie is asleep, We must
not wake him"
Erik left the room for a moment. and
the Persian raised himself on his c-
bow, looked around hin aid saw C"!is-
tine Daae sitting by the ireside. lie
spoke to her. called her, but he was still!
very weak and fell back on his pillow
Christine came 10 him, laid her hand on
has forehead and went away again, n
the Persian remembered that ~ she
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ment when I would not have gfVsn
twopence for our Persian skin. As
a matter or fact, nobody bothered about
you. Why were you there with that
little chap2 You would have died as
we'll as he! My word. how shs en-
treated me for her little chapi But I
told her that. as she had turned ohs
scorpion she had, through that vsry
fact. and or her own free win. becoms
engaged to mo and that she did not
need TO have two men engaged to hax,
whldh was true enough.
"As for you you did not exist. ~
had ceased TO exist, | tell you. and you
wers going to die with the other! .
only, mark me. daroga, when you were
yelling like the devil. because OF the
water. Christine came to me with her
beautiful blue eyes wide open. and
sworc to me, as she hoped 10 be saved.
that she consented TO be my living wife!
. Until then, in the depths of bar
eyes,. daroga. | had always seen my
dead wife. Il was the FIRST time I saw
my living wife there Sho was sincere.
as she hoped To be saved. She would
not Kill herself. It was a bargain.
$50 Half a minute later all ne
water was back In the lake, and I hal
= hard Job with you, daroga, for. upon
NY AgAlAl ! AtAh4nhk N'N "'Ao Wv
FOR! 49, However There you
were! 80 IL was understood that
I was to take you both up TO the sur
face OF the earth, When at last I
cleared the Louis-Phillippe room OF
you | came back home
WHAT have you done with tho Vi
comte de Chagny?" asked the Persian.
interrup,ns him.
An, you see, daroga, I could not carry
him up Ike that, at once, He
was n hostage, '' But | could not
keep him in the house on the lax eth
er, because OF Christine; so I locked him
up comfortably, | chained him up Moe
ly--a Whit Of the Mazenderan scent had
lett him as limp as a rag-in the Com
munists' dungeon. which Is In the o
and remote part OF the Opera,
below the NTH cellar, whore no one evs
comes, and where no one ever hears
YOU. Then | came back 10 Christine.
she was waiting sor ma. -"
Erik here rose solemnly, Then hs
continued, but as ne spoke he was over
come by all his former emotion and be-
gan to trem BILE like a Leaf.
lTo De C~on.inusl.l
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the truth.
asked her II she loved me. And tAis
was her reply: I loved but n
and that owe was buried with my .
band Now do you think l car sver
win herr"
Probably II Is too soon after her for
mer husbands death for the woman you
love to think OF caring for any ore
else. She may learn to return your af-
lection later.
tier &olher Objects.
A MAN who signs his letter y. p.
~ j." writes:
q Il am In owe with a Giri end
| think she loves me. but we v
some difficulty In meeting zach other
because her mother objects. What shall
l do,"
Try to overcome h young Ady's
mothers objections by behaving at all
times In a gentlemaniy name and DO
not meet the young lady outside Of I'D;
home. Call on her.
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b y CASTOR LerOux
Anthor Of "7he Mystery of the YeAow Room" etc.

Murderer OF Count Philippe. what
nave you done with his brother and
Christine DaaeY'
Erik staggered under this direct at
tack. kept silent for "A moment, dragged
himself 10 n chair and heayed a deep
Sigh. Then, speaking in short phra ses
and gasplns for breath between the
words.
"Daroga. don't talk to me .
about Count Philippe. lie was
dead by tho time . . .
II was an . accident .
a sad a very sad A.
accident He fell very awkwardly
but simply and naturally
. into the lakel "
you lie :" shouted the Persian.
Erik bowed his hea and said
Il ave not come here -
talk mbout o Philippe
but to tell you that am SO.
ing 70 de.
Where are Raoul do Chagny and
Christine paae?"
4 am COINS 20 de. 80 i"
"Raoul dc chagny AMI Christine
Daae?'
"Or love daroga ''' am
dying -. Of love. ..' That ~
how !, Is. 49, l loved her so! . =
And ! love her still " daroga
and I am dying o, love for her. |
80 l tel you, IL you knew
how beautiful she was when she
let mo kiss her alive. 1t
was the first time. dlroga, the first
tinIe | ever Kissed a oma Yes,
alive. 80 / kissed her alive . . :"
and she looked rs beautiful a II she
had been dead''
The Persian shook Erik by tho arm;
win you tell me II she is alive or
dead"
WHY do you shake me Ike that
asked Erik, making an effort 10 speak
moro couuectcdly. II tell you that | am
gong % dc. 80 Ye.. J k!s.ea her
aliyy. ="
"Ald now She IS deai?"
u tell ID n.s,ed he; just like that
on he" forehead aad she did
NOT draw ga K hc, forehead from MY
lips Oh. SIZE IS a good girl,
. As 90 her being oead, l don't
think so, but 10 has nothing 10 do with
me. No, no, she Is not dead.
And no one shall touch a hair Of her
head! She Is a good. honest girl, and
she ssved our NE, daross. at . mo.
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went, she did not give a glance at NJ.
de Chagny. who, ii is true, was sleep
ing peacefully; and she sat dOwn again
in her chair by the chimney corner, ST.
lent as a sister of charity who had taxi
en- a vow Of silence.
Erik returned with some little bottles
" HIGH he placed on the mdntelpicce.
And. again In a whisper, 50 as not to
wake NJ. de CEagny, he said to the
Persian, after sitting down and feeling
his pulse:
You are now saved, both OF Won,
And soon l saall take you up to the
surface OF the earth, TO please my
Wife"
Thereupon he rose. without any
further explanation, and disappeared
once more.
The Persian now looked at Christmas
quiet profile under the lamp. She was
reading a tiny book, with gilt edges,
Ike a religious book. There arc
editions of The Imitation that look IKE
that, The Persian stiil had in his ears
the a tural tone In which the other had
said, TO please my Wife Very gently,
he called her again, but Christine was
wrapped up in her book and did not
hear him,
Erik returned. mixed the daroga a
draft and advised him not to speak to
MS hIAt AGAIN bbl ~ hAg phf' b'-
cause It might be very dangerous to
everyoody's health.
Eventually, the Persian fell asleep,
like NJ. de chagny, did not wake
until he was IN his own room, nursed
by his faithful Darius, who tod MIN
that, on tho night before, he was found
propped against the door OF his nat,
where he had been brought by a
stranger, who rans the bell before going
away.
As soon as the daroga recovered his
strength and his wits, he sent 10 Count
Philippe's house to inquire after tho
viscount's health. The answer was that
tho young man a. not been seen and
that Count Philippe vas dead, Hrs
body was found on the bauk OF tho
Opera lake, on the Rue-SCribe side.
The Persian remembered the requiem
mass which he had heard from behind
the wall Of the torture chamber, ana
had no doubt concerning the crime aud
the criminal, Knowing Erik as he did,
he easily reconstructed the tragedy.
Thinking that his brother had run
away with Christine Daae. Philippe had
dashed in pursuit OF him along the
Brussels Road. whore he knew that
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"Cheer Up, Cuthbert!"
81 What's the Use of Being Blue?
OK There Is a Lot of Luck Left.

Bv Clarence L. Cullen

Some OF US. in Clamcring FOR n New
Deal. forget that We Ourselves have
our Regular Turn at Dishing out the
Cards.
In a Tight Pinch the Rough Stuff has
It's u~ses-but the Bluf Stun, never!
We never Cared Much for an Audience
when We We're about TO Make a Fresh
start,
We're heard a lot about Miraculous
Win.Outs, but the only ones ice Act
uaiIy Knop About ,cere Based upon
Work!
n there were no Reaction after over
Stimulation, what q fine old Picking
Vat the World would be.
\ Good Resolution with a HUld-Out
Attachment IS worth just about as
mu,h as an Aeroplane without 4 Motor
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One Of me Scrcral Disadvantages
Of going 10 Pieces is that It's SO Hard
10 Replace Lost Parts
Il would b. Pretty SOFT 4, we could
Recover sSP Last Nerve by Advertising
for 81,
We 'ils. 20 Scatter Nosogays where
they Belong, out the Naturally Taciturn
Man deserves no more credit for bp.ug
a ~Non-Chigper than does tn, Naturally
Temperate Man 60" being a Nom
Dr.nkcr, -
A LOT Of uS TAX Big about Brdnch-
ing ont before we'rc crcH Begun 10
Bud.
When our Rival Starts % Plug :or US
We Feel tina we're Beginning to HIT
the Tobos!
VIC knoW a Lot OF Men rho. rben
Fired. Mounted Highcr on the Ashes
Of Weir Canned SclreS.
A Poor start docsn't necessarily mean
a Punk Finish.
TIE Down Man finds II hard % pit-
~ferentiate between Despair ami mere
Dscourngemtnt'
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The Night

TN the cold starlight. on the barren
beach.
4 Where TO the tones the rent sea
trcss.s clayc.
l lesrd the long hiss o: the backward
wave,
Down the steep sa!ng.e. and hollow
s.ccch
or cavern lips, no- other
breach
OF ancient silence. None was with me
save
Thoughts that were neither glad nor
sweet. nor brave,
But restless comrades, each the foe c:
each.
And I beheld tie waters in their might
Wrlthe as "A dragon by some great spell
curbed
And foiled; and one lone sail; and over
me
The everlasting aciturnity;
The august, inhosp!table. inhuman night
GiitterIaG m-agnihcently unperturbed.
William Watson.
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,con tight, 1oii, by the Bobps-Nsuu Co,
SYNOPSIS or PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

~ o VI ' f''
\ man OF mystery. known q, Erk, haHnts the
=. ret regions Vt the hug larls orera-house.
HIS hidtous appearance, ms strange ACCOMPLISH
ments and hi, seemingly supernatural, powers lead
people TO l,lltNe he - a : lpst. tie has pullt
. cottage IN the middle ut the lake that les
under the Opers-Ilouse cellars and mas fitted II
w IN fantastic fashion. lie ewes tribute on the
management and plays weird tries, ON ne s'ns
ers. Erik falls IN love with Christine Iaac q
Dung prma donna, whp - rnsd-ed we
tioomte I.anul de Chhsuv. He kdnapS Christine
and carries her To HE house IN the lake. ls~oui,
frantic with fear. stars "a search of the srl:
lie Is Joined By a Persian, who knows many Of
Eriks secrets, Together they penetrate 20 Enks
home and there are mp1 aoned IN a room above
4 sub.ceuar that is full OF gnnpowdor, In an ad-
Joining room Erik tells Christine she must con
sent 10 marry him, lie declares that, II she re-
fuses. he Will blow up the whole o9era' House,
Erik shows her two cashrts, one contains a
mechanical srasshgpper and one a metal scor-
plon. lie says II she tlns the scorpion the
r0wdpriillei cellar viii De flooded with water,
but II she tuuus the grasshopper the resulting
EXPLOSION will kl them all. Ito adds that II she
turns the scorpion u viii neon she consents to
marry hun. The scorpion Is TURNED, The cellar
and the Ir soners' room was flooded, liaJul aud
Inc Persian narrowly escape aroNnlng, ih,y
r.soyer consciousness, % find Erik leaning over
them. He addresses the Persian.
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to explain the discovery of the Comte
de C~hagny's corpse on the shore Of he
lake. where the siren. Erlk's siren, kept
watch.
The Persian did not hesitate, lie
determined TO inform the police. Now
the case was in the hands OF an en-
aiming magistrate called Faure. an
incredulous, commonplace, superficial
sort o. person Il write AZ | think),
VITA II mind utterly unpreparcd 10 re
ceive "a confidence OF this kind, NJ.
Inure took down the daroga-s dopORL-
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everything WAS prepared for u clOpe-
ment. Failing 10 find the pair, lac hur-
rcd back to the ppeyd, remembered
IIaouls TRANCE confidence about lts
fantastic rival and learned that the
Nlscuunt had made every effort 70 enter
the cellars Of the theatre and that lie
had disappeared, leaving his hat I'm the
prima donna's DRESSING room beside an
empty pistol case. And the count, who
no longer entertained any doubt of his
brothers madness. In his turn darted
into that Internal underground maze.
This was enough. In the pcrsiau's eyes,
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spoken % tho darOga
Tho Persian at once felt who his
singular visitor was ana ordered him
TO be SHOWN In. Tho daroga was right
l. was the ghost. II was Erik!
lie looked extremely weak n leaned
agI!ust tho wall, as though he wer.
afraid OF falling. Taking or his ma,
he revealed a forehead white as wax
THO RES OF the horrible face was hidden
1H tho mask.
Tic Persian rose 70 his feet as
i..t entered,
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Imperial Mother.

IMPERIAL MOTHER, from whose
breats
We drank as babes the pride
whereby
We question ev'n thine own teheots.
And Judge thee with no fiinchtng eye
Oft slow to hear when h o dost Can.
Oft vexed with a divided will.
When once a. rival seeks thy fall.
We are thy sons and daughters -.
Tho love that hats, the faith that vsers,
Are then deep SUM as In the ~;
The sea where thou must brook -
peers.
And halye With none thy sovereignty.
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Choose the simpler course and ten
She Is Taller.
A VIZ" ]sisss S'' signs ms 's' .., ",,
4 \ Il am engaged to n girl who Is
younger than l am. and We care TOR
! each other very much. 1lowever. she IL a
little taller than I am and sometimes
feel rather ridiculous on that account.
DO YOU think this will interfere with
our future h~applness?'
| think you would both be very silly
young people to allow such a trLilns
circumstance 60 make you unhappy.
Lila Not Write.
A ~si'c. s'' =. ..,
do everything 1 can to please her. She
went away for "A short time. and al
though | asked her TO write to me and
d'd write to her I did not receive one
letter from her. When / asked her why
she I'D not write she said: "Oh. I
didn't bother Now. do you think she
loves me?"
The young lady certainly gave you q
most ~discourtcous answer TO your In
quiry. I do not think she cares for you
very deeply. or she would reply more
politely.
Loves q WIDOW.
MAN who signs his Sst.r b. C.
n B." writes:
"a Il am very much IN love with
q widow who has one child. Recently 1
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When we want
to Get Some New
Sum about the
Big Bump Num-
Der, we talk with
some Fellows we
know who have
Tired 10 Hitch
their Wagon 10 a
star,
Pan and the
World Pans with
you Boost and
you're Consil ered
n Bug,
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4N1
011

WYE talk a lot about tho Jumping
M on Place. but Few OF us ever
Reach Il,
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B etty i e n
Advice to Lovers
Love and Falsebood.

N n y dear young people. do not tell faLseaoods. even
mi about little things.
W OF course. | realize II Is occasionally necessary
to tell one of those trifling fabricatons known as a social
falsehood;" but / am speaking more particularly now Of
telling untruths TO persons for whom you really care
My dears, you can scarcely hope that people Will be-
lievc you In big things II YOU continually tell them untruths
about little things. And little untruths have a most dis
concertiny way OF rolling up until a fun grown lie Is necS-
sary to make them sound plausible.
So. Mary. never mind II the truth does anger John a
little. II IL better that he should be angry at first than
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-02-16
Butler HAS
GOOD BILL
FOR TONIGHT
WARD AND THOMAS IN NEW
STUNTS AND PICTURES OF
STERLING MERIT.

Tonight at the Butler theater
there will be another entire change
of program, new specialties by Ward
and Thomas, and the following pic
ture program: AN Intrigue"
(drama) "The Sophomore Ro-
NANCE" Comedy, and a Biograph
feature drama, entitled "His Trust. :"
This picture depicts a negro servant
left by his master to care for his
wife and child when he goes to
war, and how he proved his faith
fulness to the trust reposed in
him. The master is killed, which
causes the servant to redouble his
faithfulness. Shortly afterward the
Union soldiers come and plunder
and burn the house. Into the flames
rushes the servant and brings out
the child and returns once more
to get his masters sword. The
Biograph players are at their best
in this subject and it must be
seen to be appreciated.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1911-02-16
GOVERNOR ODDIE
OFFERS REWARD
FOR MURDERERS
FIVE THOUSANDS DOLLARS WILL
BE PAID FOR CONVICTION
THE MURDERERS.

CARSON CITY, Feb. Excit-
ing features were lacking yesterday
at both sessions and in both houses
of the legislature. Four bills pass
ed the assembly, the most important
of which was that providing a re-
ward of $4,000 for the apprehension
and conviction of the murderers of
four cattlemen in northern Washoe
county
A measure aPpropriating $3.50 for
the support of the governors man
sion also passed, as did one provid-
ing $3.50 for the relief of Judge
P. j. Somers of Esmeralda county,
for his expenses on recent Las
Vegas trip. This measure was made
necessary by the failure of the ju-
rist to file his expense account with
the state controller prior to January
of this year
In the senate the measure grant
ing permission for Mineral county to
issue $4,000 in bonds for the re-
pairs necessary to the Hawthorne
courthouse and maintenance of coun-
ty expenses, was passed. The as
sembly resolution providing that
women may hold certain state Of
fees was also given approval,
The revolution introduced by Sen
ator Tannehill of Storey county
requesting the government to enact
laws that would reduce immigra-
tion of Japanese, Chinese and Hin
docs, was given passage after the
word Chinese" had been stricken
out.