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Evening journal., 1912-01-10
on CTeal CombInal'on 0llar

The FARM JOURNAL is chock un
Of gumluou, and has the arsest cir
culf tion off amy term paper SOB the
world TO is cut TO dt the farmo 8
Of every part of the United States. not
Of one section olly. We ono- for o.
short time the Evening Journal for
one year and the FARM OURNAI
Tor Give ye0rs for only S3 which Is The
regular price OF One This We can
ofor at this pics only gntI Jmu-
airy 3t 1922
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
IH.UW IHIt- -lI7't

Hyomei SIS made OF Eucalyptus
combined with other anusoptics.
Breathcd through the inhaler &c de-
stroys the persistent Catarrh germ.
A complete iyOmei outfit Including
Inhaler b0ttie-of HyOmei and simple
instructions for use only costs Sl00.
Single bottle of Hylmei costs but so
cents at druggists cveryV here and at
Miller Drug Co. For catarrh. coughs,
colds. sore throat or catarrhal deaf
ness &c viii give satisfaction, or
money back
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
crNrrnY - MErrING.

I'm chNge OF the program hour fol-
lowing Che january business meeting
of the New Century Club this after
noon
Music aud folk dances viii be in-
tercsilns features of the Friday af-
teruoon anniversary program at Che
club
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
CHAPLAIN LEcTrRFs

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
was wen filed last evening, when
Chaplain George e T. Stevenson. Of
the United States Navy, lectured on "a
trip around the world with the At
lantic fleet The affair was under the
auspices Of the Ushers' Union. Prior
to the lecture. which was illustrated,
there were musical selections by a
quartette composed Of Miss S. c. Pres
ton, Mrs c. Kaufman, Mrs O. Os-
borne and Miss r. Barlow. One sei9c-
ton which they gave i'm a pleasing
manner was Loves Old Sweet Song. %
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
TINANCIAL Ann COMMERCIAL.

By The United Press.
NEW YORK. Jan lO.--A strong tone
was in evidence at the opening of the
stool, market today, MANY stocks maxi
inr substantial gains.
~ o'clock-Aftor the initial strength
selling orders appeared and slight re-
cossion ruled at the end of the first
hour.
Government bonds unchanseui olnef
bonds irregular
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
BRAKEMAN BALM

li you want something to sake Che cold,
grip and misery QUO oi tNo whole ffalHm
fitl tlo foser snreness lnmauess, a.,Aall-
JAM hAlA is the one tans on cars, iHat
Ti DO 80 every lme- tuQut c.ea. lings,
stomach, nor kautEs back. joints. for Dc
lakCs flc .ru OUT Oi eEurt unlc au4
MILLS ENEHl GERM.
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
WIssI0NARY MORN.

The subject OF The mid-week ser-
vice. at SECOND Baptist Church this
evening. win he Home Mission WORK
m NoW Parts of the Country" The
Christian Endeay0r choir Win assist
in the singing
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
LOOK AT THIS.

BY long experience, good taste and know
ledge of values. we can keep the cost OF
cemetery expense and funeral car serviee
lower than any other company and yet y1set
every requirement Of propriety and affection.
Let us show you that we can do this
Darby trolley or auto-iuneral car.
LAWN CROFT CEMETERY.
Downtown Office, 923 Market Street
d. & A. No PAS A. Open evenings.
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

Services at No. S26 Orange street to-
morrow, at p. m what Religion
Did Adam and Eve Have After They
Sinned." EVERYBODY cordially welcome.
No collection. Alfred T. Scott. pas
tors
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan Secretary of
War Sumgon, who is making secret
tours oi the coast delenses OF the Unite
ed States. says tnat he IS convinced
that New York is impregnablo and
that no foreign leet could get past the
varloua forts chat defend the harbor
This opinion was passed after be had
visited r0rt Wadsworth, Fort Hamil-
ton and Fort Hancock the latter pt
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
WINDSOR LODGE NFFTINe.

Windsor Lodge. No. 80. Order Sons
OF 81. George, will meet tomorrow
evening for the transaction Of busi-
ness. Members are requested to at
tend
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

urer; Caleb p. Burchenal, secretary.
Executive commttee-R. L. Jackson,
Dr. A. Robin. r. Chalkley Hatton.
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
Calarrh ERdad
Money Returned if Hyomei Doesn't
Danish Catarh

Danish CataTh
Get rid of caiafrh-staIt today
cure &c with ui pouring into your
stomach a vic and unnalatablo nost-
num- HYOMEi pronounce it High-
o-mol cures catarIh in nose or throat
and does it hy such simple and
pleasant method that thousands who
hafe been cured are glad to recom-
mend it
Just breathe Hyomei. and ils sooth-
irg. medicaied and antiseptic pro-
perlies viii come in direct contact
with the 'nfamed parts, stop the dis
charge, drive ont the soreness and
heal -he membrane
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
9 lnd.on nnd ID In.

q !. Hudson and 20 say;
"The present recovery in business
has bcun discounted and s. will re-
ouire a fresh impetus to start stocks
np again. Ia due time. we viii get an
other advance in stocks. but we viii
first have a period Of uncertainty. .and
probably somewhat lower prices.
r ID Lackey and Company say;
purchases made on breaks like che
present one, viii pay a patient
holder"
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

roo LATE no CLASSIFY.
xTsNTED-YOUNG MAN WOULD Liz
w position as clerk or any other kind oi
.fice work. Address ASS, Journal ONCE.
loot
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

CHURCH SUPPER.
The women Of Trinity p %. Church
will hold supper in the church to
morrow night.
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

NIFt on VHtlNN N IINIUHL3.
ln uastlakc Presbyterian Church
tonight the Rev. Henry Cunningham
Wii show pictures of The lile Of
Christ One hundred views make up
the collection. There viii be no adj
mission Zee or collection
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
UNDERWRITERS

James I. Chandler, ,fsI.s6sus,' ~ and si'
Undertaken W 72qSi2sS', S,2;S .,
Evening journal., 1912-01-10

Reportsd daily ny r. d. Lnckey q
CO. bankers and brokers, membsrs
phr,deinhia Stock Exchange. Sts
reri~at So
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
TIFF 0F CWnIeV m pfCrUnEs.

Ycrger's f10 shiplcy street for Pic
lures. Frames and Artist supplies
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
You Can Rely Upon Us
AS a Source of Sound Advice

Your electric light and easily most service
able Il you will simply get touch with us
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e shades lamps or other devices help you get
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You are encouraged in the careful economical the
get full value for your expenditure
Youhave control over wes fixtures lamps motors etc. but we can
accomplish much for you by little expert advice gladly tell you
show you how easily you may have the best and on less than worst
You should ask us how get the best for the money! hatappances
most concmca and cheaper doing old things
money this we want you to know that we
are here to give the best advice the detail
Telephone, 2l24 Automatic; $500 Bell
Wilmington & Phila. Traction Co.
Commercial Department
Evening journal., 1912-01-10
rrn'l anI prodnce 0noiations.

cuoled daily for THE EVENING
0rRNAL by Thomas N. Stayton;
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Many Driven From Home.

Evcdy year. in many parts oi the
country. thousands are driven from
their homes by coughs and lung dis
eases. Friends and business are lett
behind for other climates, but this =
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whooping cough and sore lungs make
it positive blessing. 81 cts and 81
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druggists.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
A Fine Entertainment.

The people Of Yerington were treated
to a splendid amateur performance in
Rink Hall Wednesday evening. when
they assembled to witness the produc
tion OF tie comedy Captain Racket.
by the Mason Dramatic Society The
hall was crowded by Yerington rolk~
and, of course, many from Mason To
say that the play was admirably pre-
sented would be to hestow slight
praise. Nearly every member dis
played more than ordinary profes
~ional ability, and the comcal stu
ations were much enjoyed by the audi
chce Following is the cast OF char
actcrS:
Mr. Coleman. Capt Robert kacfert
G. NJ. Fraser Obediah Dawson
IT. w Culbertson Timothy Tolmar
{. {. Emerson ...... James Dalroy
Clay Mckinlay. IIobson (the waiter1
Mrs Frances Bovette ... Clarics
Mrs Harry Patten. ...... Mrs Tolmar
Miss Gladys Blanchard .......
................. Katy (the maid
Where all did so well it would be
unfair To give praise to any particula'
character. but "Obediah" was certain
" scream. Mrs. Bovette. Mrs Pa;
ten and Miss Blanchard showed moro
than ordinary dramatic ability. am
will hold their own with the big ma
iority of professionals It is to be
hoped the aggregation will favor Yer
ington with more of these pleasant en-
tertainment
The dance after the performance
was pleasant affair The music fur
niShed by Carl Erickson. violin. an
Miss Ilauser. piano. was delightful
and greatly enjoyed by those who lis
tened to it.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Down From Mine.

G. A. Terwilliger was down from
the Santa Ana Rawhide company +.
property in Crabbe district, on tn
East Walker. Wednesday. He re
ports everything running along in fms
shape at the mine and mill The mi
is handling FIVE tons Of ore every 10
hours and pounding out the yellow
gold in good quantities. What the
plates do not catch the Frue vanncr
does in concentrates. The mill VIII
run all winter il the weather does not
get too cold to operate. The mine IS
located some seven miles from the
mill and the haul of ore is made by
wagon. Stopping is being done ON the
levels run from the boottom of the
100 foot shaft. The shaft will be
dropped down another 100 feet as
SOM as possible and levels run on the
200 to open up the ore vein which l.
exposed on the surface.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
For Sheriff

The announcement OF \. l.. Daniels
as a candidate for Sheriff will be found
in the Times today. We believe Bui
is Democrat. but that makes no par
ticular difference. he is a good. sub
stantial citizen, and has been resi-
dent OF this section OF the county for
a number of years. where he is i'll the
livery business. Buds many friends
think that with two others in the race
he can win out Should he do so we
believe he would make a good officer.
Ills candidacy is being earnestly con-
idered by large number of frien Is,
who have nothing against the 9th -
aSpirants particularly but seem to pre-
Ter Mr. Daniels.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Operating at Buckskin

The Dickcy Bros. and Messrs. i ).
pohe and +. j. Ross, who recently
bonded three claims OF Capt Shea 1T
Buckskin, have had placed on the
property Is H. p. gasoline hoist and
are going at the development oi the
property in the right way.
This property was formerly worked
by Count Won Polenz, Of Goldlieid at
the time there was quite a boom III the
district a shaft was sunk to a depth
of 100 feet N the foo twall OF the CON
tact but there was no further develop
ment done AT that time
The surface showing on the proper
ty is immense II is great iron cap
ping--the largest in the district. The
shaft formerly sunk was about Is feet
distant from the groupings and in lime
formation. The claims are an exteu-
sion OF TIE Kennedy Con ground On
the north. The parties now operating
it intend. as soon aS the hois. Is in
commission. to drift under the crop
pings from the bottom of the 100 loot
shaft. and ii they do not find copper
deposit OF size and value il will ''c
strange. as all indications port T., il
being there.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
LUCILLE
Death of Johnny O'Regsn.

John O'Regan. probably the oldest
man in this section. died at the Yer
ington hospital Monday morning. the
cause being simply old age. Mr..
O'Regap was born in County Kerry.
ireland. in 1881. and came to the Uni
ted States when boy. He had been
a resident of Yerington since the early
'70s, and found enjoyment on ranches
nearby His funeral took place Tues
day. the burial expenses being borne
by friends. For some years Mr..
O'Regan had been i'll poor health. and
his end was not unexpected. 1t Is re
ported that when he came to this
country in 1852. he left a wife and -four
children in Ireland He was quite 4
character in this section. and long
went by the name of Johnny
Peace be to the old mans ashes.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
For District Attorney.

Warren Hauser announces hinseif
in this issue of the Times as candi-
date Tor District Attorney of Lyon
county This is one of the most I'M
portant Offices in the county and the
people should choose the best timber
Tor it. Mr.. Hauser is not an old resi-
dent OF the county, but he is an attor-
ney of ability. and. moreover. gentle
man of the old school. He is now dep
uty District Attorney and has had
chance to show what he could do in
one or two instances. His conduction
of the cases that have been brought
bv the State has been fair and impair
tial. but forcefu so far as upholding
the law is concerned During his res
idence of about a ear in Ierington he
has made many friends who are go-
ing to support him strongly for the
position to which he aspires If he IS
elected he will make the best District
Attorney that Lyon county ever had,
with possibly one exception. His can
didacy should be carefully considered
by all who are in favor of good gov
crnment and the enforcement of the
laws of the State.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
New Time Card.

The Copper Belt mas just issued
new time card-No 10 1t has many
advantages over the old one. espec-
tally as trains now run SO that Smith
Valley people can come to 4erington
any day in the week. have from 2:30
to 4 p. m. to do business and get back
home by o'clock The new time
so far as il relates to Ie.inston. il as
follows: The train leaves Hudson 1T
lO.55 a. m daily and arrives in lering
ton at 1880 Returning il leaves Yer
ington al p. m. and arrive. at Hud
son at 5:35 p. m The train which
meets the stub train from Mound
House gets into Yerington at 2:o5.
The morning train from Wabuska ar
rives here at 2:lS a N. and leaves mere
to catch the Goldheld train at 1920 a.
IN. The afternoon train to meet the
train from Reno to San Francisco
leaves here at 2:45 p. m. and return
ing with passengers from the south
arrives here at 4:30 p, m.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
NUMBER SO.


Word reached here last Sunday that
Mrs. VIM Becker. formerly Of this
place. but row of Albany, Cal, had
met with serious accident i'll Oak
land Mrs. +. r. Lam, her daughter,
left for Oakland at once.
The accident occurred on San Pablo
avenue. Oakland. while Mr.. Lam and
Mrs Becker. who is his mother-in law,
were ont riding. Another car, being
driven by A. S. Feeler, at the rate Of
20 miles an hour. ran into Mr.. Lam's
car and Mrs Becker was thrown for
ward by the impact OF the collision
and received !. couple OF bad cts on
the forehead and BADLY spraincd
right arm. She was thrown clear of
the Lam car and Landed on the hood
OF the Feeler car. which saved her
from being more seriously injured had
she fcll under the wheels Of the car.
Mrs. Becker !, at the Roosevelt hos
pital in Oakland and is receivin., the
best oi care. ard late wora from her
son-in-la law states that she is recover
ing rapidly. No other person III either
car was injured but both machines
were badly damaged Mrs. Becker's
maay friends and relatives here hope
for her speedy recovery.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28

Hon. w \. Massey. whose likeness
appears above addressed tie people
If Yerington in Eagle Hall on We'd
nesday evening OF this week He was
accompanied by Hon l.. T. Roberts.
candidate for Congress. Both gentle
men have made enviable records IN
Congress in the short time they have
been there The crowd assembled III
the hall was very representative one,
and listened to both gentlemen with
much attention.
Senator Massey spoke about the
high cost of living and showed plainly
that times wree always better when
prices were hish-thc farmer and
every body else more prosperous, and
money more plentiful with which to
buy.
The Senator spoke OF the tariff
question and made his attitude clear
on that subjcct-a tariff which will
protect American industries, the farm
er and the manufactures and labore~
against cheap, foreign labor competi-
ton and not so high as to allow the
trusts to monopolize business.
Senator Massey has made splen-
did record during the short time he
has been Senator, and is receiving a
very cordial reception on his cam
pagu. His attitude in defense of the
American control of the Panama
Canal attracted wide attention to the
Nevada Senator in the east, and he
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Lugs From Ludwig.

VIM. Rittenger was called to his
home in Reno last week on account Of
the death of his mother.
II. Burbridge. Superintendent OF the
Nevada Douglas. returned Wednesday
from trip to California points.
Attorneys Moore and Miller, of Ma
son, and Warren Hauser. of Ycring-
ton paid the camp visit yesterday.
Mr. J. f. Sullivan, OF Salt Lake.
auditor OF the \. G. b. R.. and the Ne
vada Douglas Copper Co. was in LuI
wig on business few days ago
Someone has been trying to initiate
the ficnd in Reno etaoin etaoin taoni
The 6end in Reno who poisons dogs.
by putting out poison in Ludwig.
which resulted fatally to a j. Orem's )
inc collie Mr.. Orem has offered re
ward Of $50 for the arrest and evil
ience to convict the guilty party ,r
parties. We hope the miscreant is
.aught
In conversation with Joe Wilson
the other day he stated the opening
II his Club would be delayed some on
account Of a delayed shipment OF lun.
Ter from Oregon. but that he wanted
TO tell the Times later just when it
would be formerly opened. His pro-
ram will consist OF light refresh
-nepts served by the Ladies' Club OF
ludwig. with good dance for the
inish 1t is expected that the young
9eople OF Yerington and Mason will
I'll attend.
LUCILLE
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Will Soon be a Shipper.

T.. i. Adams. resident OF the Smith
Valley Mines Co, whose property lies
near the i'allon ranch in Smith Valley,
and has been spoken of before in the
Times. was an arrival i'll Ieringt m
last Sunday on his way from Oakland
To the property. He reports that ship
ments will be made from the mine to
the Thompson smclter Immediately
The haul from the mine to Hudson.
on the rairoad. will be made by auto
trucks. Here is another producing
mine that has been added To the ship
pcrs in the big Ierington district.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Sheriff Sells Property.

Sheriff Pohe went to Churchill yes
terday and sold the sawmill and other
equipment OF the Churchill Lumber
and Manufacturing Co. This company
is the one organized some time ago
with DIR. Heppner AT the head of it
and Carl Sanger as superintendent and
manager. and which went into the bus
mess of manufacturing broom handles
and finishing lumber for houses cut of
cottonwood lumber grown oil the
Towlc ranch at Churchill just wheth-
cr il would have been a successful
venture or not has not been proven.
Discussions arose i'll the company AMI
Mr. Sanger sued for his salary and al
tached the plant The sale yesterday
was the result OF the attachment. the
amount OF the judgment being be
tween $500 ard 5000 What the next
move OF the concern will be remains
to be seen.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Examination for Rhodes Scholar

The competitive examination tor the
Rhodes scholar from Nevada for the
year 1913 will be held at the seat ol
the University of Nevada in Reno on
Tuesday and Wednesday, October :
and 10. 1912
The time table is as follows; Tues
day. October Is, 9 a. m to II a. m
Translation from Latin into English
| p. m. to 3 p. m. Latin prose; p, m
to e p. m, arithmetic; Wednesday, DC
tober 10. 9 a. IN. to Il a. m, transia
ton from Greek into English; p. IN
to D. m, Latin grammar, 2:lo p. IN
to $40 p. m, Greek grammar p IN
to p. m. algebra or geometry
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
For Assessor.

f. II Whitacre announces himself
in this issue as a candidate for Asses
sor. Mr. Whitacre has been resident
OF Lyon county for many years and
has numerous friends throughout the
county. as has been demonstrated
whenever he has heretofore asked for
public office. He would make a good
Assessor If elected as he is very well
acquainted with the property III the
county. and has had a great deal OF
office experience. 1t is the opinion
OF his many friends that he is going
to be elected. and the Times. itself
believes he is going 10 give the other
for the job close. hard
rub. to say the least. The fellow who
can tell who is going to be elected for
any office this year can go to the head
OF the class.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Of For Elko.

]. p. Barclay leaves for Elko today
to superintcnd the construction OF the
Elko sewer system. which is being put
in by the same company that is build
ing the Ycrington system. II. ).
Green. brother of c. II. Green, CHIEF
engineer on both jobs. was an arrival
last night and will remain until the
Yerington job is completed. He Is
also civil and hydraulic engineer
who has had much experience iii this
line OF work Mr. Barclay may drop
back here before the system is com
plcted but Mr. Green is now on the
lob TO the finish.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28

advanced reasons for his stand for
no toll on american ships that were
not thought of by any Of Tie other
Senators Uncle Sam owns the ground
through which the big ditch runs and
it will be all American
When the Senator meets man he
makes friend OF him, and If he could
meet and talk with all the voters he
would be elected by an overwhelming
majority 1t is the duty OF every pa
triotic citizen of Nevada to vote for
Senator Messy He can do more for
the State than any other candidate If
elected, and the people of the east be
ieve il he is returned he viii be one Of
the leaders of the Senate in a very
short time.
Congressman Roberts also made a
very convincing talk He stated that
he had carried out all the promises
he made in his campaign of two years
ago and produced the record to show
ii. He also made good as Congress
man from Nevada having been given
important recognition for new mem
Der. and he has performed his duty
we'll Both gentlemen received great
encouragement in Ycrington. and they
will receive good big vote here.
They have earned it. and the voters of
Lyon county will not be considering
their best interests il they fail to help
return Senator Massey and Congress
man Roberts To Washington
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
New Store Nears Completion.

The new concrete building being
constructed by ID. Crowninshield tor +
NJ Burner is nearing completion. The
walls. roof and floor are in and the
glass front is being put in 1t will he
quite an addition to Main street. and
Fred will have a right to be all puffed
up when he gets his soda fountain and
stock of goods into the new quarters
and gets into business there
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-09-28
Saye Smudging Will Save Fruit.

=. +. Tighe. representing the Utah
Nursery Co, of Salt Lake City, was
an arrival in Yerington the first of the
week and has been interviewing the
farmers oi this section on the ques-
ton OF raising fruit He says that no
apples. pears or peaches raised any
where are finer than those grown IN
Mason Valley. all OF which the most
OF us know. He advocates the use ot
smudgc pots in this section and says
uosroI OH 5! oIoV osn l!oql qllm leql
why the orchards of this section
should not be made TO produce good
crop every year, and also that more
orchards should be set out as big
money can be made raising fruit i'll
this section.