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The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
MRS. BOYER ENTERTAlNs.

Mrs. E. H. Boyer. at her residence on Cushman street, on Saturday entertained about thirty of the la dies, members of the Christian Sci- ence church. Several very enlight- ening articles were read and after wards the hostess served very delicious luncheon.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
MARksMEN BUTTONS HERE

Secretary Walter Rowson, of the Panama Rifle club, during the past week received the marksmen's but tons for the eighteen members of the club who qualified at t..e club shoots held lasr fall.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
EXTENSION TO NEWSB0y

On the extension to the Newsboy claim, McGillivray X Fisher have installed hoist and boiler and they are now in position to make rapid progress with the development of their property. Their shaft is down to depth of so feet, and they are much encouraged with their prospect.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15
DIES TO SAVE HER MOTHER
Widely Known Novelist Starves
 While Nursing Invalid.

Whlle Nursing Invalid.
 NEW YORK. Nov 25. Miss Avi smith Jackman, well known a. a novelist and shortstory writer. laid her life on the altar of filial devotion today Iusunt,icntly nour- ished and worn 10 a point fl utter exhaustion by nursing her mother through a dangerous siege of pneu- monia, she died with her pen in her hand. working yaliantly on the manuscript Of the novel she hoped would provide funds for the com forts and luXuries HeedmI to the eide' voman's successful couyales- cence. A charitable organization will attend to her funeral anu un. dertake the ear Of her invalid mother and sister
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15

THOMASTON, Conn, Dec. 6. - The authorities here are investigat- ing the case of a local poultryman who is accused of administering mor- phine to his hens. The poultnyman admits the charge, but declares that his action is not illegal
 He says that he wished to raise some early bullets and his hens re- fused to set. Then he decided to use the drug to accomplish his wish. Twelve eggs were placed in nest and large hen selected. Three times a day she was given hypo- dermic injection of morphine in the leg.
 According to the farmer, she re- mained peacefully on the nest ex- cspt on one occasion when she walk ed up to the house, stuck up her right leg, received small quantity of the drug and returned ..-.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15

NEW YORK. Dec. 6. George New York Central returned to his home last night and tried to make up with his wife, with whom he had quarreled.
 Get out of here she cried. You are no good, and I'm going to earn my own living after this, dressmak- ing"
 Jackson drew a revolver and as his wife ran screaming, he fired two shots into the back of her head. When she fell he fired into his own head and dropped dead across her body.
The Alaska citizen., 1912-01-15

At the city council meeting on Friday night an ordinance was pass Id prohibiting the establishment of any places Of business in the re stricted district on Fourth avenue between Cushman and Barnette street. The following resolution was also adopted.
 BE IT RESOLVED by the com mon council Of the town of Fair banks. Alaska
 That the assessment of real and personal property taxable by the town of Fairbanks. Alaska for he year 1911. as heretofore made by the assessor of said town. and as capitalized by the board of equalization thereof. he and the same is hereby in all respects adopted, approved and confirmed. Passed this l2th day of January. 1912
 WHITNEY w CLARKE Municipal Clerk. F S. GORDON.
 Mayor. The bills from the hospitals for The treatment of indigents, 10 the amount of s750 were allowed. The matter of the reservation Cf 2 portion Of the townsite for park was tabled until a later meet ing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

" "ACrican Witchcraft and Supersti-
ton viii be led by Mrs Il. u. Jones.
The club members Will respond TO roll
call with something of what the Eng
lish have done for Egypt.
The CIeofau club will meet Wcdnes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Willis Boothe
6J5 First avenue. The topic IN French
history will he presented by Mrs. Rod
uey T. Badger.
Tho r. T.. O. society will meet Sat
urdav afternoon with Mrs. G. II. Nc
Mahon. 50 CaithDess apartments. Mrs.
Hugo w. Druehl will give yevlew of
"a Woman Alone in the Heart of ia
pam by Gertrude Adams Fisher.
On Friday evening. Worthy Grand
Matron Amelia King and associate
grand officers Will pay an official visit
10 I,ynds chapter No, ], Order of the
Eastern Star All members Of the or
der arc invited.
The Mothers club Of the Free Kin
derparten and Neighborhood House as
sociation viii meet at the Free Kinder
parten and Neighborhood House, 75l
West First South street, Thursday st-
ternoon at $3.50 clock. The Rev, z.
A. Simpkin Of the Phillips Congrega-
tional church, will deliver an address
on a patriotic theme, since February
has marked tho birth Of several nation,
al heroes. The Misses Marion and
Jeanette Thompson will play several Vi
olin and piano duets and Mrs. a, ..
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Howe has held the position of registra
ever since the organization OF the as
sociation three years ago.
The Daughters OF the American Rev
o]ution celebrated Washington s birth
day Thursday evening with patriotic
programme consisting of literary and
musical selections.
Plans for the Ladies Literary club
house were finally adopted by the club
at meeting Friday afternoon by Il
vote of 50 to. 90. The plans. drawn
some months ago bv Ware 6 Treganza
and adopted by the club were resub-
mitted on account of some alterations,
The Browning section of the Ladies
Literary club was entertained by Mrs.
J. c. Weeter in the Brsustord apart
ments Saturday afternoon,
An interesting programme was car
ried out at the meeting of the Mothers
church in its regular monthly meeting
Tuesday afternoon in the parors Of
the church. Professor Mcknight of the
University Of Utah gave a talk on
"Education and Development Of the
Child Music was furnished by Miss
Flora Ware, who gave several pleas
ing piano selections;
Officers were elected by the Ladies
Mission society, of the First Presby-
terian church in it's annual meeting
Tuesday afternoon; The Officers chosen
are as follows: Mrs, III, j. Dininny.
president; Mrs, f. b. Critehlow, vice
president: Mrs. Lafayette Hanchett
secretary; Mrs. Patience, treasurer:
Miss Ethel Campbell. secretary of liter
ature; Mrs. Hannah Arnold, secretary
Of programme. A paper on "Korea -
was given by Mrs. f. p. Marcy Mrs
Samuel Paul discussed "'The American
Indians
The Cleofan club met Wednesday
afternoon with Miss Alton Young in
Red Butte Hollow, A paper on
"Dumas aud Other Noyelists Of the
Period was given by Miss Alice
Wells.
The art section of the Ladies Liter,
AIRY. club met "Wednesday morning at the
club house. a paper on "palma Vec-
chio' wns given by Mrs F. L. Parker,
Mrs. Andrew Jensen of 154 West
street entertained the Utah Women s
Press club at dinner last Tuesday
evening in honor of Mrs, Marguerite
Blak, recently returned from Cnlifor-
MIA. The floral decorations were in
pink and white with maiden hair ferns
The February birthday luncheon at
the Young Women g Christian associa-
tiop was given Saturday at 1880
clock in the tea room at the associa.
tion headquarters in the Continental
bank building. The hostesses were Mrs.
p. A. Simpkin. Mrs. H. P Ssppiug
ton and Mrs. j. n. Bowdle. The table
had center piecc of acaciss and the
place cards were batchcts. in commcm
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Peters will sing. Mrs, Il, E. Hall,
chairman Of the club, will preside,
Of the Third Presbyterian church will
serve luncheon on next Tuesday at II
O'Clock. The annual election of Off
GERS viii be held Immediately after
ward. A fun attendance is requested. /.
The Watsatch Literary club will have
it's annual banquet at the Commercial
club March IL. An attractive pro-
gramme of toasts Will be carried out.
Tho Woman 8 club will meet Tues
day afternoon at 2;30 with Mrs. j. l..
Bowman, 364 East Third South street.
Mrs. Theodore Whitley will give the
topic, "The Women OF the New South
and What They are Doing for the
South.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the United
Commercial Travellers association will
have special meetino Tuesday after.
noon at clock in the K. P. hall on
Second East street.
The nrogramme committee Of the La.
dies Literary club for next year Will
hold a meeting Monday afternoon at 8
O o'clock at the home of Mrs. M. II :
Walker. on South Temple street. The
committee is composed Of Mrs. q. B.
Palmer, Mrs. Arthur Parsons, Mrs. W.
NJ. Drew, Mrs. G.. j. Albsugh, Mrs.
C. z. Richards. Miss Lena Hague and
Miss Jessie Maxwell.
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T7TH THE CLUBWOMEN

. .,,,rK has been set apart J.
g ). VICE General Federation &, OF
s,sss u clubs for , .,oo 5p''1a' Soo sn. en.
!. collect the $'oo'ooo en-
nj ,."5 ~ suggested by the presl-
'suS us;liu \. Moore, for the eN-
" rl,',s y. work OF the red federation; alton
s \ ils !, sH,I sss fund is $3.50, based
p..s Y. Of II III 10 cents for each club ds
|nsid,,s ,ss q siate. The chairman OF
rpsa,niId as,SId B. Blakely, announces
gT qSI,s S'IIr,ssdy received responses
&, e...,l y Irt ont Of thirty.eight clubs ths
No.. with vJt subscriptions at the
q B na, y, pei member: ho nso5
Cd ss'slsiitsar ssicers Of the gene5al sa,ant;al fed
Z I~ = ~elubs, which need 1.asst as.eIsitn ~ ~
" R.son. Only the interest Is 10
s,i,tsd 'i1i,is; in this way, 50 that
|r,s;flII ~ %;lI he perpetual, For in,
r,s ss tss SsA payment ss of $3.50 Utah
y. y de benefit Tor al .ha thlhe ,,ou ~
/! y !!tt,.rijou, nsS whenever they ere
!. ,,,, it has been SO that only
~ wealth could hold the posi-
3 sr,,Ssnt = Of the federation, be
. ty'sOses =. Sesu necessary for tbt
p y !, Slsvisiou DSy Sfo wa was made for it
4 ~. ~ Of the federation. Inc
Z ~ iy lave responded nobly to the
=, y upOn them by sending their
's.r - he irsely for the good OF tn the
70 eoiug whenever CLUBS neep'
I 4. federation deemed 1t hardly
~ ksspiDg with Its dignity TO
]. : : nueh in the way of indlvld-
'',rbutions and adopted the en-
8, fpud idea to avoid the peces-
Il 4 feeling that aside from the
fhs 4 worthy cause, it was a good
n Investment.
4 ps,y V. Peunypacker of Aus
n !, chairman of the endowment
Isrzittse, which is composed OF
n d ,hsirmen from, the forty |
r,sss belonging to the fedora
n, election of Mrs, Gould 3
EsI this city as the chairman for
IN 4 happy one, since Mrs.
q i one Of the most competent
|xitIs elubWomen Of the state.
a Nn Blakely's desire that the
4 be state which have not re-
q 10 hu sppeal, sent out Febru-
lh liz endowment fund, do so at
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oration Of Washington s birthday. Gov
crs were laid for the following guests;
Miss Grace Bailey. Miss Dorothy Bail
ey, Miss Mary FISK, Miss Grace Park
or, Miss Ina Johnson. Miss Margaret
Clark. Miss Mitchell. Miss Bowdlc, Miss
Hazel Sappipgton Mrs. Sappiugtou,
Mrs. SaSse and Mrs, Meyers.
About S15 was cleared from the CO.
lonial bridge tea given by the Spirit
of Liberty chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution, Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. l.. G, Mil
Ter. The money viii be devoted toward
the purchase Of serving table for the
y. a. r. memorial hall in Washing
ton.
Members of "Ye Old Albany club -
met last THURSDAY with Mrs. H. A.
Porcher at her home on Third avcsue.
Luncheon was served at . o clock The
decora atops were carried out IN red aud
white, the table having a crystal basket
filled with carnations and ferns, for
centerpiece. A literary progra mme fol.
lowed the luncheon. The Child
That Is to Be- was the topic given
by Mrs II. T. Cornwell, presidout. and
discussed by members. The next meet.
ing will he with Mrs. Robert Spillar,
at 631 Grand avenue.
This week s meeting of the Monday
Night Literary club was held at the
home of Madam Helen NJ. Root, and
her sister, Miss Mather, in the Mere
dith apartments. Gould r. Blakely
acted as temporary chairman, IN the
absence of the president. Mrs. William
Fl, Tibbals, DR.. Alice liougbton gave
au interestie talk on ''The Influence of
Great Editors,'' and general discus
sion of current events was conducted
by the chairman. Mrs. P. n, Cook gavo
n brief talk on the recent work Of the
civics section OF the state federation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Sieuard were
elected to membership,
Mrs James Tanner Tent No. |,
Daughters of Veterans, will hold regu
lar meeting Monday evening. All Nom,
bers are requested to he present. Spe
cial business. Meeting called to order
sharp at p, m,
The ladies of the Menorah Social club
are working hard to make one Of the
most successful affairs of the season
out of the leap year dance to be given
the members and friends of the Memo
rah Social club, at the r mai Birth hall,
formerly the Ladies' Literary club, at
90 Third East A special feature OF
this occasion will be the production of
mock marriage, in which about hf-
teen members will take part.
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Cavendish Wells Cannon.
To Establish Paper.

The establishment of a new paper in
Salt Lake to be devoted to the inter.
ests Of social service will be consid-
cred in a meeting OF the civic section
Of the Utah Federation Of Women s.
clubs, with Mrs. p. n. Cook, 80 Is
street. Thursday afternoon. The idea
OF starting the paper originated in The
operation of the civic committee has
been asked Jt is the plan TO have
the paper in magazine form, II is to
publish articles on social service and
devote its editorial page to social SER
vice and kindred interests.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Programme for Biennial.

The programme for the biennial
meeting of the National Federation of
Women s clubs in San Francisco, June
"a to July ., has been. outlined aud
promises much in the way of instruc-
ton. and entertainment for the dele.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
llrt5et IN Mothers Congress.

"a ksI interest is being centered
itsenth annual convention Of
hte,l Congress of Mothers, in
L. March 1925, Of which the
b lels is 10 be Responsibility
Ehza." Mrs. C. f. Allen Of
VIA president of the Utah Moth.
sEts, is on the programme,
GE Salt Lake women expect TO
~. nesting.
ra Eill be gwen Of an enormous
Ia IN The United States in the
p lgertmsnts which have been
~ u both the national and
hta These are: Child labor,
Flner child welfare magazine,
nh, parent teacher associa atoms.
touT;, education, home ecopo-
EhtiOu. publicity. membership,
y usttity, finance, children 5
s sothers' literature, loan pa
asGounds, kindersarteus and
1eail osganlzaiiou.
c1Ees! central theme through
MlIe convention will he ..The
Hsdty Of the Home,F since the
3 @rgTess, with all other socio.
1els under the conviction that,
Hflsgrlty Of the homo is based
xAiy Of this nation. Some of
sNFs Of the general subject
EcaAbillty Of the Home to
yaldren,' "To the School
:, TO the Country Children, -
Sssrflug Children" ''To the
slau 70 the heads Of depart
i, ~ oi the speakers will be:
Y y y, M'lears, Boston, on ''Pres.
~ .al!d y Welfare Campaign -;
s. i ii6iiE.; I; Allen. Salt Lake City,
-. vllId ~ Welfare legislation :
= a. robertson Of Jac kson,
:s,... ..reserTatiou of the Home -;
rs m,,on On Protection Of The
anaien;u Elizabeth Harri.
% Kindergarten Train.
II qFP1Nsallon : Nnnon for Motherhood: ;
i Dubois of Blackfoot, Ida
n ,,is T,,i, Appreciation of Kin
hs h'IWMag' Waag Mrs. Myra Win
ssssste ss. mterta, Tex, on Esprit
7Sn. g Of Little Children
III TEeglus, Mass, and Mrs
T,h,.aaIn hansas City, No, H'Th,
Iaggsss"; Mrs. Frank az "a, "a,
;hs%1.' 1'' Needs Of the Coun.
s,is,; oT; NJ. V. O'Shea OF
u Er.s,st;;ssity,, on "Some New
n FisSSss = - Professor Brai
rIii ill., ...t; 4; Hill, and professor e., C
,,5 ssysak On Responsibilities
''noOl 70 Wsywsrd chi
ssI,'i, 81, sgholr Of pbi,,d.In,i,
slR.as afq ~ !, philauthropist. ha
Va ines " 1l,So 1as national congres
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
New Trial Denied.

In the Third district court yesterday
Judge c. w. Morse overruled the motion
of the city for new trial in the case
of Maurice A. Charvos. who was given
a Judgment OF $500 as damages for the
death OF his son in ditch on Eighth
Vest street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Announcements.

The American Woman league will
meet Tuesday evening in the parlors
of the Kenyon hotel. A paper will be
given by Mrs. Virginia Snow stephen
Day Life -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

day evening, with an excellent pro-
gramme, to he followed by a general
reception and the serving of refresh
ments. The programme follows:
Opening address and remarks by Gov,
William Spry and DR.. George Brimhall.
Il. Siddowav, r. Evans and Mrs Lizzie
Thomas Edward.
Mrs Maggie Tout Browning. Fred C.
Graham, Miss Jennie Skolfield and Ju
liam Thomas.
Prof, a, c. Lund of Provo.
''re ''' Lnnd orchestra.
Recitation. "in Ny Garden by Mrs.
WelIs-Miss Nellie Shpp.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward and Mrs.
Maggie Tout Browning.
Conferrinc of degree from Brigham
Young university OF Provo on Mrs. Wells,
BY President Joseph +. Smith Of the
Mrs. Wells will DC the first woman OF
Utah so honorcd.
A celebration of Mrs Wells birth
dav also will be given by the National
Woman's Relief society in the Bishops
building III the form of a reception
from s TO II clock. A musical pro-
gramme and informal addresses will be
a feature. Former Governor Heber NJ.
Wells will preside. The musical pro-
gramme is as follows:
Violin solo. Spanish Dance. Rethseld
Miss Romanie Hyde.
Piano solo, MY Mountain Home go
Lear .-..-',... -s-s... Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward.
Violin solo. "Humoresque". .Dvorcap
Miss Hyde.
Male ouartette: II, G.. Whitney, George
2. Piper, Horace Ensign and John D.
Spencer.
Prof. W. q. Give.
Solo (Mr5. Wells favorite song).,..
Mrs. Lizzie Thomas Edward,
Cavendish Wells Cannon.
The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers
carried out a programme in honor of
Mrs. Wells Saturday afternoon, The
program consisted of sketch OF
Mrs. Wells home and social life by
her daughter, Mrs. Annie Wells Can
non. Miss Margaret @. Wells and Miss
Katherine Cannon, grand daughter OF
Mrs Wells read selections from her
poems. The Summerhays Ladies' quar-
tette sang a hymn composed by Mrs
Wells and sung in Mrs. Wells 8 honor
written by Prof Edward kimball.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

The history section Of the Ladies
Literary club will meet Thursday morn.
ing At the club house. Mrs d. \
tionary France. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

A special programme viii be carried
out at the Y. w G.. A. vcspcr services
this afternoon at ) clock The pro-
grammc will be under the direction Of
Mrs. Waldron s Sunday school class of
By Mrs. n. W, Lang, reader. the high
school quintette and Stewart Abbott
pianist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
: !, ,@or Mrs. Wells

g i. .lesding ssg events in local
ia!isn Of f'piSS,ng I'M week will be
y B TslItsn u inc hi birthday of Mrs.
E.'s viii js,s, 6aS,. who is 81 years
NJ slaboSssusts' February 90
|S ToS%Us1Saf celebration will
In SssHI"' SSsHI'1,s rs. Press club. of Of:
bishops buiidina' Wa MS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

The Bay View Reading club was en-
tortaiued at kensiugtou Monday
afternoon by Mrs. Il. l.. Jones at hel
home, 10 n street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

Mrs. w, C. Howe was elected regis
ira of the Salt Lake Graduate Nurses
night at the Y. w G. \. rooms in the
Continental Bank building. Mrs
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

The poets section Of the Ladies' Lit
erary club met Monday afternoon will
Mrs. r, T.. Marcy. "a p street. ''Pao
la and Francesca, by Stephen Phil
lips, was taken up for study, A sketcl
of Stephen Phillips was given by Mrs
Thomas MHrloneaux.
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The Bay Reading club viii meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. l.. D. PeasIee,
975 Third avenue. The lesson will be
presented by Mrs. Ira d. Wines. The
mugazine review viii be given by Mrs.
#. d. Lewis. A paper on " Resources
of Western Africa will be gwen by
Mrs. Il. D. Peaslee, A discussion on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

The Wasatch Literary club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs, f. l.. Hines
in the Louise flats. "'rhe Panama
Canal'' was the subject of an excel.
lent paper by Mrs. Emma Whitehead.
The reading Of Hamlet was continued.
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will be held Thursday evening, March
7, with DIR. Eager and Or. billiard in
the Oaks apartments The fact that
February has twenty-nine days this
year was overlooked and tho meeting
is given on the club year book for
March |.
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Club Notes.

The Seekers Literary club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. r. D, Black
MARI, 55s South First West street
Besides the regular study for the day
a sketch Of Washington was given bJ
Miss Madora Greenwood and sketch
of Lincoln by Mrs. II, f. Savage.
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The tourists section of the Ladies'
Literary club met Tuesday morning at
the club house, Mrs, Parker discussed
s'The Louvre'' and other European
art galleries.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-09-28
Mr., 10 Catches On

Carson Appeal; Mr. Indian is becom.
ing wise aud the day of progress is
marching onward. A few years ago
it was possible for the white brother to
buy his supply Of pineuuts for a few
silver pieces and the exchange of biscuit.
That day is passed. Mr.. Indian comes
to town with his crop of nuts and they
are sold at so much a pound, and the so
much is pretty steep He knows the
reading of the scales as well rs his
sophisticated white brother. The In
dian is vet wise on another score. For
years he was content with the willow
pole to knock the burrs from the trees.
Not so any more. He buys the tall
bamboo fish pole. 1t is lighter, straight
or, tougher aud does the work better.
The Indian with the long pole gets the
pinenuts if not the peIsimmou,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1912-09-28
Make It A Point
10 See The Senator

Senator Massey is making a campaign
which will place him in a position to
know the needs Of the people of Nevada
when he is sent back to Washington to
battle for their interests. He is meet
ing the people of the State personally.
getting acquainted with them in a
friendly way. hearing from their own
lips the needs of Nevada. When Sena.
tor Massey meets q man he makes a
friend. He is q Of those affable,
earnest, intelligent men who naturally
attract. because the evidence of his
ability is indelibly stamped in his
manner.
II Senator Massey could meet every
voter in the State, he would score q
sweeping victory. Every voter who
can possibly do so. should make the
acquaintance Of the Senator. He should
know him because he is the mouth
piece through which the voter gets ac-
ton at Washington. He should meet
him because the meeting will opeu the
eyes of the person to the real worth and
intelligence and broadness of the Sena.
tor. To meet Senator Massey person
ally lie to vote for him. Make it a point
to see the Senator. Advt.