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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-11-02
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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A regular meeting of the Literary
Club was held yesterday afternoon.
The following program was carried
out:
Song ............... Loeb Lomond
School
Review of week 800. Edna Schacht
Recitation ......... Der Erlkoeng
Gladys Nichol.
Essay Observation-Disclosures. Quail
Donald Warren.
Reading, The Old Woman's Railway
Observation-Disclosures. Signal
Lora Lamberson.
! Piano selection ~ Evlyn Snyder
! Song .................. Santa Lucia
Double Quartet.
Song Observation-Disclosures. Capital Ship
| Boys Unison Chorus
| Address. ...... Senator Reymers
School
| Song Watch on the Rhine
1t was with great del of pleas
ure that the students listened to Sena-
tor Reymers address as he told OF
| some of his experiences. both abroad
and at home. 1t is to be hoped that
he will often visit the Lyon Coutny
High Come again, Senator.
Debate-Resolved, That Judges
should be subject to the recall Affirm
ative. Mason Johnston and Sydie Gal
lagher
Negative, Russell Blakeley and Mu-
riel Bernard.
Professor Jones reported for the
Judges in favor of the negative.
America ................. School
The debate this afternoon aroused
a great deal OF interest and was high
ly creditable for first effort
The boys completed the basketball
during the week The girls are all
ready to begin practicing. Games
will probably be played in Goldheld /
and Tonopah the latter part OF No
vember or the first of December.
Word comes from Mrs. +. O..
Waugh. of Gardnerville, asking for
information concerning the Ycring
ton Camp Fire Girls The Secretary
was asked to answer the letter. We .
hope we shall soon hear OF Camp
Fire in Gardnerville
Practicing for the Glee Club musi-
Gale has been going on apace this .
week. Some good numbers are surely .
being heard.
The concert to be given by the Glee I
Club will be held Friday evening. No
vember in the High School building
at 8 o'clock Admission, 25 cents
a meeting of the Camp Fire Girls .
was held Wednesday afternoon. The !
Secretary resigned and Miss Erway
was elected to fill the position.
Saturday afternoon the Yerington
Camp Fire was entertained at the home
OF Muriel Bernard Hazel Ambrose
and Myrtle Cross aided her in enter
tanning Fancy work and VARIOUS
other kinds OF sewing were brought
Refreshments were served after a
number of snapshots had been taken
OF the group. All left feeling that
they had spent most enjoyable after
noon.
Sunday evening Miss Howe gave a
freight Reading at her home. Camp
stories were told while all sat together
around the freight and ate apples
The new tennis court appears to he
nearing completion. Although it i
not directly connected with the high
school. still all the high school stu
dents are interested in its progress.
/ Word comes this week from the
/ Great Trio at the University re
| questing the Lyon County High
! School to appoint press correspond
ent from among its members for the
IT, of n Sagebrush Miss Morrow
was unanimously elected as our rep
resentative.
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Notice tC Hunters
Arizona republican., 1912-06-15

Choice of any Boys Wash Suit at half price This includes suits made of almost every kind of wash
 in white and cOlors. Sizes to 10 years. Mothers take advantage the saving offered now.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-15

Are hem mStitched drawn thread or cross b arre q h a n q k CT chiefs, Very sheer and pretty and worth regularly Sc to 10c.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-15

All Tailored Suits, Pongee Dresses, Foulard Dresses, Messaline Dresses, Linen Dresses,
 Wash Dresses,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
BASE BALL.

Opening of the season here last
Sunday, New Iberia defeated La
fayette in five innings by the score
OF 5 to 2. Lafayette in the first
half of the 9Th inning led the
score 2. to /, but New Iberia raj
he'd in her last of the 9Th inning,
scoring four runs, after which the
game was interfered with by a
heavy down pour Of rain which
necessitated calling off the
game In favor of New Iberia.
Tomorrow these same two teams
will cross bats at 3 80 sharp and
a large crowd is promised to be
on hand. Following is the score
by innings:
r H E
New Iberia % 0 / As 5 2
Lafayette 30 @ O 2 % 2 5
SummaryAEarned runs, New
Iberia /; Lafayette 1; Home runs
Broussard 1; Three base hit, j.
Delahoussaye; Base on balls off
Broussard 3; Struck out by Brous-
sard 6, Porter 6. One man out in
9TH when rain interfered. Game
called after 80 minutes rain. Um-
pres Lourd and Frame. Scorer
N. Davis. !. -.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11

You would like to have better
stock, wouldn't youf Well, this
is the best time you will ever have
to begin the work if improvement
and there are two things Of prime
Importance which you can do,
whatever else You may be unable
to accomplish. You can grow
feed crops for your stock this
year, and you can refrain from
breeding any animal Of yours to
a scrub sire. Even If it does cost
dollar or two more and require
little extra effort, dom fail to
breed to the very best sires with
in your reach. If there are no
good ones within reach, go in
with your neighbors and get what
you need. You can do it and it
will pay. How is the livestock Of
the South to be improved if you
keep on aiding scrubs Of all sorts
to perpetuate their kindi Don Z
do it any longer.-Ths Progress.
ave Farmar.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
GIVE THE BOY A SHOW.

l would suggest that the boys
be given charge of the dairy cows
or hogs and be allowed at least
5O per cent to IS per cent of the
increased profit they can derive
from them.
On the majority of farms,
dairying and hog raising receive
little attention. The average COW
in the South gives les than 1900
pounds Of milk per year, and tn
pigs are Of inferior quality. In
a very short time an intelligent
boy, properly directed. could cas-
lily double the production and rev.
enue from these animals, which
would illustrate to him the earn
ing capacity and value of good
animals, and encourage him TO
continue in the business of stock
raising.-Archibald Smith in The
Progressive Farmer.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11

States. The output OF the fac
tory is one wagon every ten hours
and the capacity will also be IN
creased, so great is the demand
for their goods. This industry
has a pay roll weekly of not less
than two hundred dollars and is
one of the most successful in this
section Of the country.
On Wednesday evening d
sufficient number Of the gentle
men constituting the City Coun.
ell met, as per call of the Mayor
Tor the purpose of opening the
bids for the construction Of the
model road from the eastern linn
it's of New Iberia to the Post Of
fee There was only one bid re-
csived and that wa5 from the
Chatham Construction Company
an association that is building the
Trolley, which was rejected by
the Council. The bid read $2.S7
per running foot when the speci-
tic cations published called for
$3.50, the difference being so
great that it was moved, second
ed and carried that bids be ad-
vertised again to be opened in
fifteen days. The delay in this
important work is deplorable a.
at this time for more reasons than
one and it is hoped that there
will be no more impcdiments pre-
seDttd when tie new tids are re-
csived and the mold road CON.
p1eted before the summer rains
are upon us. Other matters at
tended to by the Council was an
appropriation for some cement
crossings in the lower section Of
New Iberia which is cemmendable
on the part Of the City Fathers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
CONGRESS WILL NOT FURN.
ISH SEED.

Washington, May 9.-Appeals
to Congress for money wherewith
to buy seed for the farmers of the
inundated areas place members
OF Congress from the flooded
States In an exceptionally en-
barrass.ng situation, and it is said
they should not be made, because
the members cannot induce their
colleagues to make allowances for
that purpose. Besides, if those
making the appeals insist upon
their representative making an
effort to get money from the Fed
eral Treasury for that purpose it
IS charged they ask their Con-
gressmen to run the risk of en-
dangering projects for the help of
the sufferers that are fully within
the scope of what it is believed
Congress should do.
A message received from Mayor
3ehrman this morning at the sug-
gestion Of E. o. Wild, chairman
of the subcommittee of the re-
lief association, suggested that
the delegation be called together
with a View to having an approp-
ration made for seed. That is
the very thing Congress will not
do-provide seed for the indig~
ent among the sufferers. The
Federal lawmakers have approp-
rated substantially $4,5OO,OUO
for emergency projects, but the
line was drawn when Senator
Thornton and Representative
Ransdell introduced identical
bills appropriating 100000 for
educational demonstration work
and seed.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11

1t would surprise you to know
Of the great good tLht is being
done by Chamberlain Tablets,
Darius Dovtney, of Newberg
junction, N. B., writes, my wife
has been using Chamberlain s
Tablets and finds them very Of.
fectual land doing her lots of
good. Ii you have any trouble
with your stomach or bowels give
them a trial. For sale by all
dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11

LOST-Ether on Duperier
Avenue or Bridge Street or on
Main Street, between Center and
Jefferson, a gold scarf pin of a
housefy design, of which the
wings, body and head ara set
with pearls. Finder will please
return same to John A. Trottey
and receive reward.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11

For cholera morbus. cholera in
fantum, diarrhUda from colds, and
wind collie, McGEE'S BABY
ELIXIR is remedy of extraord-
mary power, it relieves collie pains
INSTANTLY, checks diarrhoea and
settles the dHordered stomach.
Price 25c and Soc per bottle.
Sold by Estorge Drug Co.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
NEWS NN0TEs OF SCIENCE,

| If a growing plant thrive in a
rom in which there is a priano
there IS sufficient moisture in the
air to keep the instrument in
good condition.
1t has been demonstrated rec
emily in France that the vapors of
iodine and bromine readily pass
through thin glass, even at ordi-
nary temperatures.
For use on uneven ground
there has been invented ladder
the legs of which are adjustable,
rachets permitting either or both
to be extended quickly.
An English chemist has sue
ceeded in producing from petro-
leum what is said to be a perfect
substitute for that most costly of
perfumes, altar Of roses.
Resembling an enlarged thin
bic and containing blades backed
by springs is a new implement
for cutting the ends from eggs
without breaking or sp;lling the
contents.
TO form substitute for cellu-
lOid and ivory soft wood is i'm
pregnated with formaldehyde,
carbOnic acid and various metal
lie salts by process invented in
Germany.
A New York inventor has com
b;ned an incandescent lamp with
an ordinary electric hair dryer 50
that a persons hair can be given
light bath and dried at the
same time.
Dwellers along Norway's
coasts have built up a profitable
business of cultivating seaweed.
harvesting and burning it and
selling the ashes for their chem.
zeal content, chiefly iodine.
Even the freshest bread can be
sliced evenly without breaking by
a utensil invented by Massa-
chusetts man in which slotted
SIDES guide knife and at the
same time hold a loaf firmly.
Silver money is returned if in
serted by mistake in Trinidad
inventor s stamp vending ma
ch ne, which retains without de-
llvering stamps fraudulent metal
disks if they are dropped into it.
To an Illinois woman has been
granted patent on screw
hook, made Of single piece of
Wire, so shaped that it serves @
a shade roller bracket and eur
tain pole holder ct tie saine lime. !
When the fsmous mosque Of
st. Sophie was erected at Con- |
stantinople more than 1000 years |
ago musk was mixed with the |
mortar used to unite the stones |
and the oder yet is perceivablc |
today.
Though subjected to various |
ire tests for more than two years, |
some cinder concrete walls, built |
for The purpose at Columbia Uni
verslty, seem to be as substantial
a when they were erected.
The discovery of more than so
species of beans in prehist eric
sephulchres in Peru is taken to
prove that the vegetable was
native of America instead of Asia,
as heretofore generally believed.
The forests of the Philippines
according to official figures, con-
tam 2OO,OOO,OOO board feet of
lumber, half as much as in the
forest reserves Of the United
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
''Nails''

mails are mighty good thing
finger nails-but
don't believe they were intended
solely for scra ching though |
used mine largely for that pur-
pose for several years. was
sOrelN afflicted, and had it to do.
One application of Hunts Guns,
however, relieved my itch, and
less than one box cured NE en-
tirely." j. M. WARD.
Index. Texas.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
1seai sss persss<: 4

n, Emile Vuillemot of st. Mar
~. .ulo was a visitor in New Ibc.
last Thursday.
u Ir'1 Roland Minvielle of Jean
s.,s was a business visitor to
n ~ IBERIA yesterday morning.
wr Carroll Fomey Of Frank.
was a pleasant visitor In this
for a few days this week.
kI;ss Mary Merritt returned
week from Cade, La, where
was the guest of the Smedes
billy.
4. Tueker's Group Syrup for
Isby at Taylor's Drug Store.
lrs William G. Weeks enter
.sd a number of her young
,.ds with a delightful dancing
N last evening.
psputy Sheriff j. Fay Breaux
i 4 hurried trip to Baton
.se last Monday transporting
risofer to the walls of the
ID penitentiary.
,se resident, ia French
sgt for rent. Mrs. j. c. M,
bertson.
n Robert A. Jacob is ne
iating the sale in st. Mary
N Of q large part of the
utat;on known as Mathilda.
hopes to locate a colony OF
isns on the tract.
i. Albert Estorge Of the Es-
q Drug Co. returned this
/ from Alexandria after a
there Of several days as a
gate to the 7. p. A. Conven-
he shares of Citizens Bank
k for sale. Apply this office.
r. A. B. Murray accompanied
on, Ftzhugh as far as New
ans last Thursday. Master
hugh has accepted a position
Pace IN the Senate Chamber
viii be absent from his young
IDS until the close Of the Leg
ure.
i Misses Barrow entertained
hight * the Alma House in
Miss Lila Woolf of this
VA will soon depart for a
b several weeks at Atlanta,
Mis- Woolf will be accomp-
by her mother Mrs. 7. j.
/. !
ng hair on your horse re- ,
y more feed. Have him !
3D. Goodwin Plapper Vet
Hospital.
Ssrces at the First Presby-
y Church next Sunday at IL
and 7:30 .. m.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church will
WITH Mrs. j. T. Colgin, AZ
ia street, next Wednesday
noon At four o clock. /
pEBT CAN BE PAID
|rs easily or satisfactorily
p I loan from the /
IBERIA Building ASS n.
4 meeting Of the Directors of
IBERIA, St. Mary and Eastern
vad WIS held this week at
llce Of Messrs. Burke &
Among those present at
neetlne was Mr.. A. T. Per-
the Frisco Railroad.
aALE-A good, gentle ,
Az family horse. Apply
lert gorge.
beautiful wedding was
:. ',ed last Thursday evcn-
she Catholic church, the
eslng parties being Mr.. Sid F,
1 Iouen, aon Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Derouen Of this Parish and
s'0le bfOussard, the charm ,
aghterof Mr.. P. d. Brous- !
= thu City. The young /
ave the good wishes Of ]
s number Of friends. II
lAlNG OF MONEY. whyI |
~ surplus cash IN our !
= = safe. available and
hsth Building Assn. !
IS s walter J. La,perouse i
~ wsoodnen Of the World
~. u.!y nas the recipient of ,
.,'s s''ea from the Camp at :
i ~ s nviting the members :
"a. Lodge to attend their :
ezsmcnies next Sun. I
q all probability ;;
4 esr will attend from !,
sll.4Il J
II y Group Syrup for !
vlor's Drus Store !:
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11

One thirty horse power, Ave passenger
Buick Automobile, in excellent sondi-
ton. Part Cash, Balance Terms. Will
sell on account Of leaving town.
l.. 4 n. HOKOLOSKI co.
Abbsviiie, La.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
N Q TIC Z

Once of the Iberia 3 vsrmilion r. r.
Co. New Iberia, La, May 7th, 1912 J
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the Iberia & VeImillion Il. r. 20. will
no held at the Compsny's Once. New
Iberia, La, on Monday. June ID, 1919 1t
IAN. u. A. D1MlTRY,
Secretary.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-05-11
. q Z r

The undersigned gives notice that hs has
lost u Parish Voucher ISSUED July 10, 1911
for 5000. The public 10 warned not
to Ia, gotia,e same.
Jules MULLER. New Iberia, Ia
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
Christmas Exercises

Yesterday at the Mexican
school the first of the Chistmas
exercises by school children was
witnessed.
The performance consisting OF
three acts entitled Santa Claus
Helpers was given by the chill
dren of the End grade.
Another merry skit called,
Santa Claus Visit was rendered
by the 1st grade pupils. Father
Marx delivered an address that
was filicious and commendatory
of the work done by the teachers
and scholars. This was followed
by a Christmas treat of candies
and sweetmeats, participated in
by $50 children. Much of the
success of this particular Christ
mas festivity was due to the en-
terprising energy and untiring
zeal of Mrs. George Weinert,
teacher of the school.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
The M. E. Church

Third St., between Winslow and
Berry Sts., invites you to attend
its services, which are as follows:
Sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Morning worship at II. Epworth
League, Up. M; Evening wor3
ssif,5 ;si Sp fil.,a Siiisiiaweek Prayer
and, Praise Service, Wednesday,
8 pm.
The Methodist church and
Sunday school will celebrate the
Christmas time as follows:
Sunday morning the pastor
will preach to the boys and girls
on Where is the King. All
young people are especially in
vited.
Sunday night the choir will
lead in a special Christmas con-
cert, praise service, including
choreses and anthems and a
quartette. All who love to hear
their praise voiced in appropriate
song are cordially invited. The
pastor will speak on Heavens
Interest in Human Redemption. ;"
On Wednesday night the Sun
day School will hold their annual
Christmas Jubilee. A suitable
program is being prepared, a
treat for members of the school
and a Santa Claus will appear in
costume
CARL M. ROSS, Pastor.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
St. Paups Episcopal Church

Services will be held Sunday
evening at s p. n., at st. Paul's
Episcopal church. Sunday School
at 10. Morning service at 1.
The Christmas service will be
held on Christmas eve, begin
ming at 11:30 .. M, and lasting
until short while after mid
night. All cordially invited.
The children of the Episcopal
church will give play and
Christmas tree at the Guild hall
Monday evening, Dec. 23rd, be-
ginning at 7::30 o'clock. We
should be glad to have as our
guests any children of the city
who may care to come.
Rev. Jacob M. White.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
CATHOLIC CHURCH
CHRIRTMAS PROGRAM
Feast of Nativity to be Marked
By Solemn and Impress
sive Ceremony

For the first time in Winslow
church history midnight mass
will be celebrated on Christmas
eve at the Catholic church. A
musical program Of unusual ex-
cellence has been arranged for
the occasion and will be rend-
cred by the best musical talent
available. Mr.. Weinert will be
general musical director. Among
the local celebrities who will par
ticipate are Mesdames Cornelius
and Bramke and Miss White as
Sopranos. Miss Nan Brown and
Miss Ryan preside at the organ.
Miss Ryan altos. Mr.. Weinert as
tenor and G. j. Spellmire basso
will supply the male roles. Mr..
Spellmire will sing Nazareth, at
the offertory. Messrs Ellis and
Carroll are announced as instru-
mentalists. Millard's Mass, as
difficult as it is beautiful is to be
rendered and evidences the am
bition and talent of the partici-
pants in it's execution. The Rev.
George Marx will officiate as
celebrant. He announces that the
midnight mass program may be
repeated at $3.50 a. m. Confession
will be heard during the evening
and those desiring may receive
communion at the midnight mass.
At $50 a. m. regular mass
will be celebrated for the Mexi-
can members Of the parish and d
special musical program has been
arranged. The late'mass will be
at $3.50 a. M, hereafter, a change
from the former time 10 a. m.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
Bad for the Army.
The CANTEEN AND DIVES.

HE CANTEEN AND DIVES.
New York Press, Dec. 1O:1
Secretary Stimson S report on the
increase of vice and disease in
them Uted States army, traceable
directly to the growth of dives
around posts since the canteen
was abolished, is based on the
weight of testimony by surgeons
and commanders. It is true that
a few officers have borne witness
to the contrary, but the heavy
prevailing opinion of the army as
it is voiced by the Secretary of
War leaves no room for doubt
that its health and dicipline would
be better by the restoration of
the canteen.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
Catholic Church Notes

The Rev. George Marx will to-
morrow celebrate his first Sun
day Mass at Winslow. Father
Marx has been in WinsIow for
the past three weeks succeeding
Father Connolly who has been
transferred to Tucson, but has
been at Williams and Kingman
the last two Sundays.
Coming originally from Buffalo
which was his first assignment
in America the new Winslow pas
tor occupied the position of as
sistant to the Vicar General at
Tucson, Ariz., for nearly two
years. More recently he has been
pastor of the church at Tomb
stone.
Father Marx is a scholar of
rare ability and wide experience
possesses many qualities that will
reconcile local Catholics to the
loss Of their old pastor Father
Connolly.
When interviewed yesterday he
announced that the Winslow
church entil now conducted as a
mission has been raised to the
dignity of a parish and heretofore
nameless, will hereafter be known
as st. Josephs church.
Bishop Granyon is reported to
be desirous of relieving the local
priest of attending the Williams
and Kingman mission so that
Winslow will have the exclusive
services of their pastor and the
announcement is expected to be
gratifying to local Catholics.
Another change announced is
that hereafter, mass will be
celebrated here on the first and
third, and on the fifth Sunday
when it occurs. On the 2nd and
4th Sundays there will be no
services. Benediction will follow
Immediately after the $50 mass
and Rosary devotion at Z O clock
in the evening.
A Christmas eve entertained
by the Sunday school class will
be held at z P. NJ. at the Catho-
lie church. Free admission and
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21
For christmas goods for mer
see H. H. Smith Co., stock.

For christmas goods for mer
see H. H. Smith Co., stock.
Last Saturday evening in the
Office Barber Shop just after
leaving the chair in which he
was being shaved Louis Korn,
proprietor of the Hotel Wigwam
was attacked by a fainting spell
on his way from the chair to the
hat rack. It all happened in an
instant; falling forward against
the wal, thsn Eae ward against
the barber chair when one of the
men in the place caught him in
his arms preventing which might
have resulted in a serious acci-
dent. He was assisted to q chair
and DR.. Bazell was called to as
sist the sick man, who soon re-
covered sufficient strength to be
escorted home. 1t is said that the
fainting spell was caused from
food he had partaken of that day,
causing slight posing of the
stomach. Mr.. Korn was we'll and
able to be about the next day.
The Winslow mail., 1912-12-21

Arenz & Christensen, aerial
gymnasts, at the Electric. This
well-known pair, late of the Ring
ling Bros. big circus. will be seen
at the Electric OIL Monday even
ing Dec. 23rd, in their great ac-
rial trapeze feat. Don't fail to
see Paul Arenz, the man that
walks on the ceiling. Admission
Is and 25 cents.