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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
MAN IN HIS EARLIEST DAYS
He Was Inferior 90 Lowest Type o.
Modern Savages and Was
Cannibal.

Tn q concise summary of what a.
now known Of the esrlv history Of
mankind Professor Voigt has recent
lv stated that there is no longer any
doubt that man existed In Europe
contemporaneousIv with extinct spec
cies Of the elephant. mammoth. rhi-
noceros and hippotamus; and at the
tame when the Straits of Gibraltar,
of Dover and the Dardsnelies Gas
also the island Of Sicily 20 Africa .
were stl united by isthmuses; when
there was a sea of Ice covering the
whole Of the low levels OF North
Germany and Russia. when the Sa-
hara desert was covered with water,
and Finland, Norway and Sweden
was an island.
He also maintains that man. in
his earliest conditions, was IN a saw.
age state. inferior even TO the loves
/ type Of modern tribes I'm Australia
/ Africa or New Guinea, and that the,
were cannibals, as well The civil
zation of Europe he asserts to hav
| been derived not from Asia, as gen
| orally supposed, but from Africa
the cultivated plants of even tn
comparatively modern period Of th
| Swiss lake dwellings being Of Afr
can, and especially of Egyptian, o.
igin.-Harper's Monthly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
NO IMMEDIATE HURRY.

a North Dakota farmer reused
his new harvest hand from slumber
in the haymow promptly at 800
g. m.
"You can slip down and cut that
little patch of oats before breakfast" y
he ordered
care they wild oatss" siecpilv in
cuired che hired man.
~Wiids Why no, they're tame
oats"
SWELL 10 they're tame, maybe I
can slip up ON them in Daylight
Evervbojv's.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
Office OF the Stale Highway
Commission

Richmond, Va, May p. 1917
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
Norge. Va, until u O'Clock noon. FRI
DAY, JUNE 14th, 1912, for five 20 ten
double teams. including necessary hsr-
ness. wagons, plOws, road machine and
drag scrapers, for the construction Of
three to FIVE miles of road in James
CITY county, from Norge TO Croaker.
The right is reserved 20 reject any
and all bids offered.
Blank forms for bidding can be Sc
CURED on application 70 this Office, or 70
Mr.. A. j. Johnson, Norge. Va.
Proposals should be addressed to Mr..
A. ]. johnson, Norge, Va.
p. ST. ]. WILSON,
State Highway Commissioner
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
TOAEO NEWS Notes

Toano. Va. May 2o--The farmers
Of this neiehborhood have secured
a fine crop of clover hay. and all
crops are looking well The
potato crop is doing fine and If we
do not have a a dry spell to cut il
short there will be a large yield.
The crop viii begin to move about
June 10. and if prices keep up there
will be big money in potatoes this
season. We are glad 10 note that a
much larger acreage is planted in
corn this year. last seasons crop
was light and of poor quality. There
has been less corn for sale in this
county this year than for many years.
Good water ground meal is Sl.2O
bushel and scarce al that. Quite
DIT of wheat IS being grown and
the crop is looking good.
The Powhatan and StonehOuss
school boards have e,ected the fol
lowing teachers tor the Toano High
school next session: {. A. Ed
wards, principal; Miss Pauline Peerce
Miss Jeszie Bell. Mrs. J. M. Gedd,
and Miss Ruby Tyree, assistants
A male assistant principal is vet 4
De elected.
! The Toano High School will clos
June 9. and teachers and pupils ar
ousy preparing for the final exerci
ses. There will be five to gradual
tnis session. Teachers have bee
elected tor the coming session an
e an addition OF two large rooms Wi
z DC built this summer. This will II
quire two extra teachers. maxim
eight in all.
Miss Carolee Martin, Of Mobil
! | Ala. is visiting Mrs. W. II. Porte
/ Miss Eta Wilkinson was IN Ricl
nond last week.
Mrs. Henry Smith. of RicEmo NJ
mas been visiting Mrs. d. Ware
Msrston al The Hall"
MIS-, r. {. Smith has returned
q aer home in Richmond. after "
n weeks visit in ToanO.
n Miss Elizabeth Marston IS {
II pected home about June j.
: Mrs. and Miss Pettitt. of Ligt
= root. spent last sunday with Mrs.
K. Driscon. of Laurel Hill.
Mrs. Carey Wilkinson IS visit
her son. Len. OF Portsmouth.
Mr.. Henry b. Marston is maxi
many Improvements at Vari'
Grove.
Mrs. Ellen Wilkinson, OF PoI
mouth. has returned 70 her DO
after a months stay with her moth
Mrs. P T. Cowles.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
Look INTO TIE FUTvh@.

'sTAiags WIN be greatly changed
IN fifty years from now
81 haven't any doubt Of that. Fif-
ty years from now there vii per
haps be people who VIII find it neo-
essary TO admit that their grand
mothSrs were professional lsdy div
era
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
The Popular A. D. S. Remedies

the remedies and toilet article
bearing this label are growing 50 fast
in popular favor that everybody
wants to know what the trademark
stands for.
So. IN order that the public may
become acquainted with Us sno some
of our preparations. we publish this
information.
The A. d. S. is a manufacturing
pharmaceutical laboratory owned |
outright by $4,000 leading druggists
and physicians.
BY means OF this safe guarding
laboratory these druggists and doc
tors are enabled 70 offer the public
the same protection for their health
that u. S. Government Bonds offer
tor the protection Of their money.
In this laboratory each drug is
analysed or assayed before using
not a drug is accepted till tested for
standard strength and purity.
Thus it secures the A. d. s.
druggist from inadvertent infringe
ments Of the Pure Food and Drugs
Law and safeguards you against i'm
pure drugs and harmful preparations
in A. D. S. stores.
The American Druggists Syndicate
also manufactures 500 non-secret
Remedies which are selected from
formulas by a National Committee.
The Committee on TIE manu-
| facture of A. u. S. products consists
OF DR.. Wan. q. Anderson. Dean of
the Brooklyn College of Pharmacy.
b and of a representative druggist from
every State in the Union.
The greatest skill is employed ir
the manufacture OF A. D. S. Rem
edies and Preparations. and no false
or misleading statements are made
in the labels or on the cartons.
The following are a few articles
that will make instant appeal TO the
: discriminating purchaser both 90 &C
count Of their superior merit and
popular price.
A. d. S. Worm Lozenges-Thesl
. llozenges give prompt relief to child
! ren afflicted with worms. They ar
pleasant to take and have no after
effects. Watch for the symptom
- and remember A. d S Worn
Lozeuges will affect a certain cure
=, IS cents.
- A. D. s. Collie end Diarrhoe
. Remedy-A valuable remedy fc
y Collie. Diarrho=a and all forms
: Summer Complaint. Contains q
opioum or other narcotic. IL is sal
and sure; cures very often b-in
effected with the first few dose
Should be 10 every home il case
emergency = cents.
,a A. D. S. Blackberry Cogdial-Ti
best known remedy Tor Dyseute
and Diarrhoes. also for SUNNI
be Complaint and Cholera infantur
ann This IS not a patent medicine but
IT'S. premium remedy guaranteed
eEs $1,000 national druggists Ii
practically Invaluable in all relax
ain conditions Of the bowels. No hor
ms should be without il; Is cents.
eys Sold in Williamsburg only
ing. James n. Stone. "A. d. S. Store.
ave
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
AL TIE BREAKFAST Foods.

~What kind OF breakfast 70,
have yoaT the dyspephc inquir
cf the waitress 40 Cherryvale III
who stood before him with her arm
aEmb0.
ave got all the reg'lRr Kinds,
said the waitress, who vas a Cherrt
vile girl "Ham an eggs. frie
steak. brook trout. doughnuts an
apple pie. You can have 'em al. i
You Ike an a cup o coffee an grid
die cakes. We calculate 90 charg
$50 folks can eat all they want
Youths Companion.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30

The Successful Poet pointing TO
very tail msn)-Pm not as big as
that fellow, am II
The Successful n ovelist-NO; he's
Just about as big as you feel.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
HIS SECRET.

First Waiter-Did you ever have
. tip that satisfied you.
Second Waiter (pEOudy)-Yea,
hut the donor nsrss knsw h--Has-
pns's ResAA ......-......--
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1912-05-30
Special Notices.

FOR SALE-One 5-piece Parior SUITE
viii sell cheap for cash. Apply 90
Mrs. JOHN W. JONES, City.
LOST Certificates Numbers 45SS and
526l for $500 and Sl3.60 issued by
the Peninsula Bank, of Williamsburg.
Virginia, 20 the undersigned. /.
Shelld Harris. All parties are here
BIZ warned not 60 cash, neguuate or
trade for the same as duplicates will
be applied for. This is done accord
inc TO law. II. SHIELD HARRIS.
FOR SALE Good Hay. Cows. Calves,
Sheep. Lambs and Pigs. Also Logs.
VIII sell or exchange for another, a
fine large Bull. Apply at II. MOU-
GUMS.
FOR SALE Cows, ? fresh now. ?
fresh in September; / Jersey Bull;
bred SOws: i Boar. Prices right III
taken at once. r. H. BALDWIN.
FOR SALE One bleck mare 3 years
old; one black mare years old. Ap-
ply 70 K. HOUGE. r. ID. No. 1, OF
Phone No. 2lOZ, City.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27
FOUR BATTLE-SHIP BILL BEFORE HOUSE
Very Large Amount Is Expended Each Year for Salaries in the
Office Building Al Washngton---Coneress ID
Crippled BY much Absence
Flah. RsrtiIazeE ana soap


No better illustration ol the waste
fnlneAs Of the American people has been
brought to light since the days when
men said s'let usslanghter the buffalo
and WE win take the taIlOw and The
hide and lss the carcass 90. than thai
concsrpIng the ereat destnetion Of the
herring fIsn of Alaska. Only twenty
per cent Of these herring are utilized
- food, yet the enuam0us amount Oft
II. 900 600 pounds Of this lish, which Is
considered one Of the great food pro-
ducts of the SEAS lii Scotland, HolIond
and Norway, Is being converted il oil
and fertilizer, she OH being used as the
basis or the liquid soap which OF late
years has become 80 popular In this
country. While the government ID
spending It's millions oi dollars for the
nrp0se ~ Increasing the ish supplies
Ia ali American wssefs, sci concern
10 ALASKA. Anoma is Ahs a Alaska Oil and
GuarO Comps y, i insklng ils millions
by utlllzlnk herring produes for
tArthlzing, and The company has been
able % secure government projection
bg paylng 10 Unitln States one and
tao-sen 6hs cents per barrel oi 40 lbs.
amounting 10 about swo-hundredGhs Of
one eent per pound WisllM Goa
gFessmsn spa Obia. W. bsvoe i enl
So poIaks d eonnec1l0h with tllIs sn-
0FmDus destruction Of herring, also
showed 1has Ia catching These hsh for
the purpose Of manulacturtng fertilizer.
that the Alaskan concern did nok nuke
any particular selection oi tsh, Nj If
salmon or any other kind of ash we're
broughs 10 with The rest il the nets
that they we're ground into terlillzer
and become part oi the wicked Sasse.
Mr. Wills said. tnAt The hsnermen
went Tor herring and added that when
they laid their nets, obviously thsre Is
Nv Way oI gsl1shg uut an lni0pcllon %
kaep other tisn from gettlpg ID them.
am what other hsh 9ney gss, aud they
get salmon, they use ln the same way Z
The pressdsat's Veto
The PRESIDENT has been exercising
bic veto, which hAs disturbed some OF
tha leaders Of Congress, but among all
classes lhere has been recognition of
The logic Of the presidents position in
refusing ~ become party ii loading
40 appropriation bill viii matters oi
general legislation. The Presiaent
and Congress are MOI disagreed regard
Ing che army appropriation blll proper
and iron any viewpoint should MOI
garry matters foreign ID ite legisiatGv,
makeup. The presedep1 has iouns
plenty IL supporters from amohs hls
RepublicAn aud Democratic opponents
IL hia position thAI matters OI general
legislaaion are entitled u anu musA
have separate and dislinct action by
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27
JUDGE IPr or The FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT HOLDS mar WnI
or The VOTERS SHOULD RULE
SOME OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
From the Capitol City, the Various State nstu MS and from
Mady DIIIhrent Places ID TIE
Sunshine State

Yankton. AN Important d@oIslon
has been handed down her hy Judge
r. =. TrIpp Of the First judicial circuit
court. IN which he austains two elec
tions on the liquor question. AT Cen.
terville. hy d vote 0f 1877 for and BIZ
against, the "wefs won.
The vote, however. had been taken
on ballot with i vote On matters re
latlng to the elty's waterworks Al
suit was brought contanding that ah
the state law says clearly the liuuof
vote shall be on separate ballot the
election waR illegal.
Al Springfield. by close vote 81
80 for and SIS against. the vets again
won Here the vote was taken on
the same ballot as was used By ths
city for its officers. The Same Fea.
Sons were here given III u suit IN IL
the legality of the eleeti0n
Judge Tripp holds thai the mistake
cf the CITY auditors a0as nof Invali
date the election. That the election
were fuIl and fair expression og the
win 0f the voters, who took 10 part
in the errora but voted, without anv
other resource. on the ballots furnish
ed them The statute was held u be
directory only to the auditors with AZ
pr0hihltory clause and that under
well established rule 81 las IL enc,
cases there could be % setting aslae
of tha election E'he Judgment nnn1sRs
70 both EHfinRIfe1d 6nd Cpn|nrVIfIe
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27
Congress-.



Attendance at the session or Con-
greas are mighty slim these days, -
betwaen tne Chicago and BaltImore
attfactractiona, Ii has been necessars
Tor Congress 70 0eal largely wi8h mat
tors Of legialati0n d routine order.
illustrioss william Jenninps BRYAN
while to ChlcAgos sAld that he Was there
10 get d piece f1r his paper. Evl.
dently that part 81 officials that did
nOs 20 10 Chicago, has had lilele Time
FOR anything else than TO read these
most interesting ''pieces' @rltten by
Mr. aryan sad 0sher reporters.
KEEPING THR FLOORS cEEAN
Outside Of the police force ueed in
maintalSiag che O.lce building, il sp-
pears that The salaries Of this building
amcunt 10 ss5, ,s32 year. Forty chair-
momen are emploged and receive ths
maenlticienl sum of $40 per monah each
for cleaning she dirt brushed OIL tie
shoes 81 cong gresamen and their visitors
from lha tiled floors oF The great mar.
BIZ building. Although sixty--ita
persons aru employed n this ofSos,
onlg three receive more than 500 psr
moaAh. Outside q The Joneressme1s
ssslasAas hnu requisites klaass i npsh
'ibe 81 e1Olonly j tns ks5 IS wages
paid 20 The people who inhablt Ehas
struusure. One reason ior this Is
that IL order % take care Of the ever
Increasing demand from different
DISTRICTS the lumber d employees ~
same have unreasonahly Increased,
and wages disgracefuIly cut down.
F0UR BATTLasnHPs A YgAR
The four. batsleship policy oi Admlr
al Dewey ss against the 40. bastleshIp
policy OF the Dpmocratlc caucus places
In sharp CONTRAST the pnsit on occupied
by the advocates Of these different
policies. The Admiral p0inas oat,
even fhe two-- -bastleshIp pr0gf am
would mol unable il No hold our rank
with The other naval sOWers and he
adds that we slill would stand al beet,
while the expansIoa plans already put
ID Opsration BY the others soon would
cast us far down The list.
NICE LITTLE PRINTING OFFICE
The consideration Of the appropri-
AtiOn bills before Congress brings nut
the fact that she amount Of salaries
and wages paid BY the Government
Psinklng ofiee dnriug the year 1911.
mhioh amount will be practically da-
1lica,ed the present year, amounted
10 "a. By, ,45S.09. Il Is estimated that
he prinsina and binding oi Congress
alone for the curreEl year will be-
~. .z72. .0sa.ss And vet there ere
people i Id say that the printing busI-
ness il not valuaole industr5.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27

Brookinsa The good roads wor'
bing done by Prof. solberg 81 tic
state college Is reelected III about b
pages Of the new automobile hlnt
book fvol D which has just appearea
in Brcoklngs For this book Prof. sol
berg and his engineering studens
drew the maps Of auto highways fro
Fargo 20 Sioux City. and from MAJ
kato in Minnesota 10 Bnndanae Nj "
cming, and other short lines. tn
work has placed South Dakota on Il
official highway map with routes
through travel both north and sosls
east and vest From THE sfandnor
of tourist travel as veil - for
vertising purposes. this viii Be
great benefit to our state ana part
ularly 10 the Black Hills country This
work Is directly responsible FOR ii
great impetus given the good Foa
movement ii the state. through II
good roads convention held ID Dea
wood last February
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27

ktlis sample was taken ff0saA caf-
lEaad 0f SnidoFs CAlaup slliaBe To-
one VI The wholesalers doing bust
aesy sD S0nth Dakota Arrange
menis had been made kb sleze this
oae nK catAnp BIZ order of Ahe Gircuit
1surt, but the company seal their
chemist from Cincinnati. Ohio l0
KAe office Of The Foot Department.
Mho, after careful examination.
Aamltzed that It was bad and Re.
aaHstad fhe privilege OF withdraw.
1ng 4lse goods from the state.
#alfei @aS grantee #aflpnk other
slssfln nefssS "a sfaaf Nefe ii 4 ~ ~
t6 gbn STATE hy fhls 1Qfm4saK4N tifI
The same privileges ii moving II
from he slate was RrHnfed "a li5
tie frs tns ance. The company
has feceu,ly been shipping Catxup
into The slate which Is believed Is
comply wikIl THE iaw.
ll-572 Tomato Cagsup. Eddy's Brand.
Eudy s. Eddy, 1t. Louis. Mo.
Aunitefated iii thai ii contains
spoiled material Various other
samples oI this brand Of catsnp
were examfned, always with the
same result
ii--734. Tomato Calsnp. Minnehaha
Brand. shipped by M A. Gedne,
Co., Minneapolis. MINI. Adnl-.
teFaLed Ia tllxGitls composed ia
part OF SPOILED material The Co.
has been nOtiBed THAI cAtSup com
posed III part if rotten tomatoes
must be removed frDm thn STATE
Or the same will De seized on MI
order from the court.
IL 8SS Tomato alAnp Elks Psi4ie.
The Hafbauer Marlean company
Toledo. Ohio. Shipped inao the
state BY Wnf Tackaberry 90.
sioux lily, Iowa Adulaegaled III
thai Ii is composed Iii part III
spoiled material The Companx
has been notilied that cntsup con
tanning spoiled material must "
removed from the state OF il will
be seizsd on an order from The
C0uFl At least a part 0f This cal.
sup has been removed iii tie pres.
nj time
il--538 Tomato Cassup Quail Isrand.
Teierlon y Waliield. Sioux Ciis.
Iowa Composed Iii part Of SPOIL
ga material.
II 4S2, Tomato Calsnp Quality Brand.
Ioleft00 q Wartieid. Sioux City.
hywa. Adnlternked lii tIiaA III il
composed Id paFl III spoiled toma
toes Removed from Ehe shelves
nI the retailers NV ruler40f Il
MaftieId III Ilen " seizure iii XII
or er from he court
II 100 Tomato UatSnp Diamond u.
Brand. y. ShsnkbprQ CU.. Eio@s
City, Iowa Adul eTafed ii llsns
II Is composed Ia pafI 0l spoiled
FnMIrWsAl
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27
ADuLTERATnD AND MlsBRA AasDED pRoDUcTs.

ll-a79 Linseed OH Kansas fllsy OH
Go E nsas CIls Mo Highly
AdultaFated.
ll.7s5 Llnaseea oil. ClaiAse b have
been solsl BY tie 0reat Eastern
Oh Company BleYelANd. Ohl0
shipped from oHsaIa. Nebraska
Highly adul ted
li-6l9 Boiled LiNdaaeA 0ll Atlantic
Re6ntnR kiQ Cleveland. Ohio.
Very highly AdaI1tr6teu
ii-73& Boiled hlndneea @ll Sold by
fKssf nbY EeNNzands
1isl0. sAa DnssA9 NeE. bn4 lab
elaas Dnlls1il 4 apeSE0f LIllNzNna
Works. Dniuth, Milan. MIuhly
Afln rat q Nine other samples
Of boiled lissseed oil sold by this
company were obtAined from var.
i0ne parts OF the state and were
found t0 be highly adnleeFaked
li-755. Raw Llndsed Oil. M Al ARl.
burt 81 CO., Cleveland, Ohio
Highly adultereaed. Eight ether
samples Of raw lindbeed oil sold
by this company were obtained
from various parts 81 the state and
were found to be highly adaalEer-
atad.
ll-4sS. Cider Vinegar. Haarmann
Vinegar y Pickle Co, Sioux City,
la. Adultesafed and mlsbranded
in that the same was mt pure
cider vinegar. Five her SAM
pie of sider vinegar sold by this
company were taken Al the var
l0us wholesale houses In The state
by the inspectors Of the Depart
menk and after analysis our
lAhfatOFy the comuarr WAS u0tf-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27
crops NJ Fine Condition.

Sioux Falls James 81 Vnlfeh.
well known sionx Fails I:npl6nle
man. who has returned from i buvs
ness trip 70 Chamberlain and poIr
west 0f there clear through tc fls
Black Hills brings an encouraging Il
port Of crop conditions II that part
the state Recently khat entire reef
has had Two soaking rafns, with y
result thai there Il large amount
moisture u the eround anH efepr KeN
efaIIy could MOI be ii better cona
ton than they are II the prese
time. LasE yeaf that part Nj the sEatF
IS veil - the eastern section. hsss
shortage If moisture dkFine Ih6 Il
part III tha AeHspn ana rf86t Wy
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27

aff 'cted This season. h0weRs.
prospects TOR blk CROP nnuld 10.
brighter. and II N expected tif6 nA
region west of the Missog.fl
he as prosperous ia me Older NH
tioA east III the river.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1912-06-27
Adntssted and Mshrandsd Food and Drug Products and
llnseed 0l

nj. Drug SUN Daosa d.
InsteG OH
specified
whu the
ALFRED
Food So stneF
tSEAt9 AZ.
Notary
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1912-07-03
JUDGE W. A. MASSEY SENATOR
Receives Appointment Rejected
By George Wingfield And
Will Be Popular.

VIM. A. Massey, one of the leaders
of the Nevada bar, one time a Supreme
court judge of the state, and a man
whose ability and probity are unques-
toned, was appointed United States
senator Monday by Governor T. L.
Oddie, George Wingfield, the previous
appointee having declined the tender
after several weeks consideration.
Judge Massey's appointment was not a
total surprise as from the time of Sem
ator Nixon's s death, he was considered
among those available for the position
of honor.
Judge Massey is man who will re-
fleet great credit upon the governor in
naming him to succeed the lately de-
ceased Senator Nixon and by the same
token he will reflect credit upon Ne
vada In the upper house of the country.
He is able, eloquent and honorable and
probably mean that he will take off his
coat and fight for full term when
the primary election rolls around. The
new senator is an ardant admirer of
Roosevelt, and is progressive In poll
ties. He will undoubtedly make good
record in the next congress and will
retain his seat under the appointment
until March 4tb, 1918.
Though this paper lie of opposite po-
litical views 1t congratulates Governor
Oddie heartily upon his selection and
vouchsafes the belief that Nevada will
be ably represented during Judge
Massey's tenure Of Office.