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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
ATTORNEYS
DISAGREE

District Attorney Diskin Of Es
meralda County takes a radically
different y,cw OF the question of Ii
censes for slot machines from that
expressed by the Attorney General,
aud the County Commissioners OF
Esmeralda intend to follow the view
OF the District Attorney instead OF
that OF the Attorney-G General. An or
dinancc is now being prepared by
District Attorney Diskin under the
instruction OF the County Commits
sioners by which license TO operate
slot machines will cost $40 month
for each machine-Trjbune
Get the habit and go 70 the Grand
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
FINE PICTURES
At THE GRAND

a change OF pictures greets the pat
rons at the Grand this evening. \
splendid selection. one that is anus
ing and instructive and well worth
seeing. The following is the pro
gram and it is live one
RUTH GLAND, the Kalem girl. in
2 lot Of lively stunts. You should
see this lively young lady.
THE CHAPERONE GETS \
Ducking. \ comedy and good one.
II Is as funny as they can make them.
THE WINNING OF WHITE
DOVE. \ Yuma Indian rhotoplay
This is regarded as one Of the best
of. this character work shown il many
a month
SUSIE 10 SUZANN\, a VIDE
awake love story. full of good situa-
tious ard featuring Florence Turner
SATIN AND GINGHAM. very
pretty PASTORAL play and one which
will uet b. forgotten Y : a M
program of GOOD ones
Manager Ralard was d'sapnoirted
last evening in not being able &c
show the pictures AZ advertised. bu'
II was not his fault Al he did not re-
ceivc the films that were scheduled
ANYWAY the audience and patrons were
in no way disappointed as an eNtr;
GOOD show was given and the picture
were new and good ones.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
MINING co.
GOES BROKE

The effort to unwatcr the mines OF
critics. has failed. as the financial CON
Germ working out the rropo it;on
have gone on the financial rocks and
have bccn declared bankrupt- This
is bad news for The old camp. a. Tu5-
carora was one Of the heaviest pro-
ducers in the early 70's. 1t is hgur-
ed that over forty millions dollars
have been produced in the mines
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON

The funeral OF the late Josiah Day
took place this afternoon from the
home OF his son William, Many old
friends of the pioneer attended at the
home services and at the grave. The
beautiful floral tributes were very no.
ticable. Rev Thomas conducted the
7 services, while the episcopal choir
rendered sacred and appropriate mu-
sic. The following acted as pau
bearers:
George Cowing. Henry Burlington
Ra,oh Leland Will Epstine. James
Wylic and Frank Day.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
GETS A PAROLE

Bud Williams who was serving
sentence for grand larceny. was
granted parole to-day by the pa
doning board. Attorney Pilkington
of Lyon County, made the successful
plea for his client
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
HANDLING TRAINS

Since the adoption Of the new train
service over the S. P. the Sacramento
division is being kept busy 1t is
stated that there are SO passenger
trains arriving and departing from
this one station every twenty-four
hours.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
REMAINS ARRIVE

The remains of the late Josiah Day,
who died in San Diego last Saturday,
were brought to this city this morn
ing Many friends of the deceased
and family were present al the depot
to assist the family i'll their troubles,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
TO THE COAST

DR.. Goodc was a departure for Sac
ramento last evening. 1t is under
stood tha tthe doctor will take up his
practice in that city In case he
should make such move the many
matrons and friends in this city will
regret to have him leave.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
WILL GIVE A DINNER

\ mems dinner i TO be given nest
Monday evening to help buy ,terc-
orticon outfit Tor the public schools.
Th. dinner will be given by the
Teachers and Parents ASSOCIATION
all dtails of the plans and the place
and hour will be given later
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
IS ILL

Mrs. Trotot. who has been con-
ductng a milliner parlor in Virginia
City. has been compelled 10 return to
this city She is suffering with Sc
we're case OF inhamatory rheumatism
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
TO TONOPAH

Acknowledgement Thatcher was 4
departure for Tonopah last evening
where business interests need per
sonal attention.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
FEDERAL COURT

The Federal trial jury is summoned
to meet in this city at 10 o'clock to-
morrow. 1t is understood that there
is but one case on the docket for jury
trial at this time.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
ON A VISIT

Senator Sweeney of Eureka County
is among the visitors in this city. The
Senator is here on land transfer
deal
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16

Hot Tam&les and Washington
Coffee, something new. at the BUN
TON Candy Store.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
COMES HOME

Miss Bertha Sad1er. who has been
visiting in Reno, returned on the
morning passenger train.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16
FROM RENO

Rev Thomas and wife. who have
been visiting with friends in Reno,
came in on the morning train.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-04-16

Get the habit and go 10 the Grand
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
WATCH YOUR STEP!
By The Conductor.
Airships.


 Say, a fellow wouldn't know much about airships if he'd gone to sleep five years ago and jus woke up. Bout all the airships 1 know has gone to tn scrap pile. It was a high rollin' busf- ness while it was rollin' All th poor devils that kep at it got their names on tombstones. Two or three of 'em got scared an quit tiyin', an you can't get them few to go up in a two story attic now. They keep their feet on tn grounds It was tn, quickest way to get to be ar angel them inventors ever figured out. If Lizzie an me get mar ried an have a boy, that boy'H call me forty kinds Of a liar for tellin him I seen guys ridin' on a futter mill right over the city hall. never can prove to that little chap what sights us grown ups seen. guess tn Overland limited ain't goin' to quit carryin' tn mail on account of them airships. An l was readfn' in the paper where a bird man was cuttin' dfdoes up in tn air lookin' at tn Turkish army, when one O them Turks put load of buckshot right through the paddle wheel of the darn ed thing, an it come down like a clay pigeon. 1 tell ye if us nuts had been intended to fly we'd have feathers on it was temptin' Providence for them fellers to go skyIarkin' aroun' the way they did in their hyin' machines. Tt looks like Providence was tempted, all right, and wouldn't stand for it. They's some things tn patent office can't give ye yet If measly little English spar row'd tell how he does it on paper he'd get his picture printed biggern old Tom Edison. But ye might as well ask a catfish to learn ye how to swim. Bet ter take wisglin' lessons from snake.
 let 'em out. please; let 'em off firstl
 Be careful steppin' off!
 Watch you stepi"
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
HuERTA,s PROBLEM.

The uncertainty of the Mexican sit nation has again been demonstrated by the clever manoeuvre of General Huerta in charge of the federal forces in Mexico. whereby. he has checked the revolt in the City of Mexico and become the provisional governor gen eral of the country, thus wrestling whatever honor there is in such con with the consent of the latter. This gives new phase to the situation in the republic. General Diaz is avenged against Madero for the driving out of Porfrio Diaz and must be reck- oned in the future as one of the lead CTS The treachery which besets a president of Mexico is indicated by the action Of General Huerta, but it was plain that Madero had lost control and was unable to improve conditions Temporarily the strife will cease. but 1t remains to be seen whether subse- quent action will be such as to keep it down and wipe out the uprisings.
 It means a great relief to the people of the city, and this government, which feels that its policy of non-interven- ton has been justified. If it is a set clement, 1t is well that Mexico has done 1t herself General Huerta has shown that he realized the situation far better than his superior and took advantage of it. He now has a far greater task before him in the pacf- flying of the various factions. and un- til that seems likely this country will maintain its guardianship over it's -in- terests
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
ECONOMY AND THE sPoRk BAR ,. RELr


 Why the democratic house of rep resentatfves determined to abolish the economy and efHciency ceHAn1issien Icannet be better answered than by their attitude and action on the om- nibus public Buildings bill. The spirit of economy exists only when there is a desire to oppose a proposition which has its merits and Is needed fer the general welfare of the ceun try. When the opportunity comes to dip into the pork barrel, then the de- sire for economy is forgotten as truly as if it had never been thought of Such a demonstration has been made by the action of the house in finding time to put through this measure, but
 not to ! take up and consider others
 which are of extreme importance.
 Much benefit to the government has
 resulted from the service of the-eeon-
 o1ny and efficiency board which has by no means finished a task which
 should be encouraged rather than dis
 couraged. It is concerned with a
 vital defect in government administra-
 ton. The national defense is an
 other direction in which the house is inclined to slxinap in order to accom- nodate the location of public build ings here and there about the eoun- try in communities of thousand or two The need of three battleships is declared imperative by the depart ment head, but it will be fortunate to secure two from the present congress, even at the Likelihood of losing it's standing among other nations and its greatest argument In behalf of peace. It is apparent that economy is not always applied at it's most needed Doint.T
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
FRUITS OF MAKE-BELIEVE

locking than your old enc. Please keep 1t en- Helen will be hurt now if you dent wear 1t. Won1 you, Helen? r? es, indeed. shall asserted Helen. dutffully.
 So Allan, trying to lock pleased and gracious ,thanlxed her again and went to dinner, wishing with secret irrl : tafien that his wife would not be quite SC anxious about his appearance-
 The next morning while Helen was packing her trunk to leave Laura came into the room with the munier,
 Now, wasn't it just like Allan to go to business without even thinking oI returning this 10 you?s she asked. T took 1t out of his 0yercoat pocket pe- fore he was up. and he never missed 1t. You see. men are really aWIuliy careless. Do you, wonder that | eau toned him not to lose it ?''
 s.No' murmured Helen, absently- Shewas a little tired of the muffler.
 And wasn't it just splendid that he never suspected 1t was really nls own i, muffler that he was wearing? ou know, when he was thanking. you so effusively last night I could hardly keep my face straight.
 Two days after Helen reached her own home she received a gray silk muff1er from Allan It was much handsoner and more expensive one than that which he had supposedly borrowed from her.
 My Dear Helen. said the note which accompanied it, Laura was right, after sall. I should have cast away my pride and allowed her to pin that 1nuffler of yours to my overcoat I must. indeed. be the careless crea- ture she thinks me for I did lose your muffler. When went to take It out of my overcoat pocket to return IL To you I was astonished to find it gone 1 hope that the one 1 am sending will be a satisfactory substitute for the beautiful muffler you so kindly trusted me with, and that. remembering l am a mere man. you will find it in your heart to forgive me.
 By the way. I shall be eternally grateful if you won't say anything to Laura about my losing your muffler. She is such a punctilieus little woman that she would be quite upset over my ia ult, especially after all her warnings. So, with more apologies, I threw my self upon your mercy
 Coed gEacieus1 What shall do with the thing?'' greaned Helen, as she looked at the nauffIer with deep aver sion ssI feel like double dyed fraud. For if any one ever obtained goods un der false pretenses I certainly have done so in this ses-Chieago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
THE APPEAL IS PROPER

It IS well and proper that the find Ing In the Castro case, which admit ted him to this country should be aD- pealed to the United States supreme court There is an important question involved therein which needs to be de- termined, and properly so, for the fu- fure guidance of the government in relation to similar cases The Castro matter has involved some interesting questions as to the powers of the gov ernment and the rights of the imni- grants under the existing laws. It is evident that other cases of the kind are going to come up and as the mat ter now stands Castro has nothing against his character which should ex- clude him from the country. notwfth- standing the ruling of the fnnigra- tion officials.
 Under our laws the immigrant must pass certain requirements and by SC doing he is given certain rights which nntitle him to admission to the coun- tsS- The immigration officials have 'iilties which are to be discharged un- der the government regulations Cas- To was given a hearing and usof the .'vidence which included his refusal 9o answer the question as te whether he had murdered 8 fellow co+dntryEaaa, ], the government excluded llia aad ea that evidence of exclusion the fed eral cosaFt holds that he was illegally restrained ffe4a entering the country. II is aPpafent that there is need for q deternniaafioB of the matter by the highest tribunal. It should be done for the instruction of the future cen- Aznt sf ths srasnisfakien- department.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
Health and Beauty Hints
BY MRS. MAE MARTINI

water. to which are added two tea spoonfuls Of glycerine makes the lotion Whlch has helped many society leaders hea Lo a'Htr win their ns reputation for perennial never again spend money for powders.
 Mother: Use the same shampoo for your little girls hair that you do for IS composed of a teaspoonful of can throX dissolved in cup of hot water
 men th1s mixture, which contains no E Tree alkaii. as do so many advertised sha mpees. Is poured on the mead and cleanses the hair and scalp but tnyig- orates the roots, 1 have never used a shampoo which leaves the hair as clean @ ana nuHy as does this simple home
 Ethel: You can overcome your eve tfoubies the weakness red1ess and burning accompanied by a dull Hfeless appea s, "a nee which you describe, and make them bright strong and clear by the use Of a few drops of this mixture qaily one ounce of crystDs dissolved III # pint of clearest water It is seetnhE to " weak. tired eyes and de- Pendabie teH'c. In thai il Strengthens the muscles and tones the nerves of the eye.
 Berethy: Be net worry about your nesLi: nel asuuciien IS He leager the result The sufferer from tee much flesh now uses this simple, homemade and posi- lively harmless fat-dissoiver which asaNes tne nesh firm and the skin free of parnotis in 1 E pints of hot water and take tabl lespapnful before meals IhlS results III reduction without dis comfort and the action is permanent.
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
rnE AMERlcAN lnplkn.

When it comes to erecting memorials to commemorate great men, or races Of men, it is a most worthy under taking, which will take visible shane on Washington's birthday anniversary, when ground is to be broken for a monument for the North American h. dian in the military reservation on Staten Island. as authorized by con gress- It is fitting that there should be some such recognition of this sturdy class Of early inhabitants of this coun- try, who have played such an i'm portant part in it's early history and are now fast disappearing
 They played their part in the mak- ing of this nation what it is and chiefly through adverse action during Its earlier years. In erecting a mon unent to his memory there Is trib- ute of modern civilization to the race which preceded and succumbed to the law of the survival of the Attest. The Indian has gone as a race, the same as many other early races have been externinated- He had his peculiar traits and among them was his great strength of character from which a most impressive lesson will always be obtainable-
 We have paid slightly what we owe to the redman for our conuuests and It IS but small recognition of our obligations when we place a nonu- ment to his memory and to that of his race and history
 With representatives of thirty tribes Tn attendance there will be present a handful of a fast disappearine race against which civilization has been the victor and left us the possessors of their wealth and resources in this land
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20

lifeless. sstringy." brittle condition of your hair and make 1t soft, brilliant and luxurious again by the use of this quinzoin from your druggist, dissolve in haT pint alcohol. add h pint water. Vigorous scalp massage with this tonic will stimulate roots and tissues to oiHness and irritation, and the hair will regain former color. gloss and life.
 Grace M: know you will like dela- tone for removing superf1uous hair. With q little water make enough paste to cover the hairs: let remain two or three minutes, then rub off. wash the skin and every trace of hair will have vanished This Is an iniexpenslve. and harm results from it's use.
 Irene; Impurities in the blood cause the condit tion of which you speak and until this is corrected you can hope for tonic and system regulator can be made al home by 1issoiNing one ounce of kardene in q half pint alcohol, then addiHg half cup sugar and enough hot ful before zach meal soon rids the blood of poisonous aecunula tions and gives you strength and energy: When tAe biQed is cIeansed of Impurities thH skin becomes clear and the complexion takes on d healthy tint.
 Miss G.; No. l would not use paint ef any make. Rouge and powder only cover defcets-a spurmax lotion re moves them. tones the skin, permits the pores ta breathe, removes impuri- ties and replaces the sa11oM. muddy appearance with the pink and white bloom of health Four ounces of spur max (which you can get from Eeur
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20

Little Mrs Gray flattered into her guests room with a pastebeefd eeK iH her hand.
 Helen, she said, q want you te de beautiful silk muffler have bought for Allan's birthday present? We'll. his birthday is three weeks oB but ] want him to wear the muffler to night 1t fer one of your friends and offer it to Allan to wear. His old muffler Is qnite shabby and he's going to an inn portant business mems dinner It's necessary, I think, that he should look prosperous. and he can't look prosper ous while wearing worn out old muffler can lie ?'
 "No, Laura, suppose not" agreed Helen. But really. wouldn't be sail- ing under false coiors if I--
 Viewer mind that. dear. It's only a soke you know. I do want Allan tn have the use of the muffier and l don t wish to spoil the birthday surprise by giving it to him now. He's out in the hall this minute getting ready to start out. Let's go and insist upon his wearing it.
 In 3 moment Helen found herself offering the muffler to her host with a careless generosity that quite surprised herself.
 But I hate to take the new off a present you have bought for some friend. Helen protested Allan. who
  silk scarf.
 I'm very glad to have you try it out for me" laughed Helen
 HOh, Allan, it's so becoming to you" said his wife. That soft gray just suits your complexion. Don't you think he looks nice in it.. Helene?,'
 .'Yes. indeed, Laura, agreed Helen s7nilingIy
 Allan, do be careful not to lose it, Helen, you have no idea how perfectly reckless Allan is with his belongings. When you have husband you'll see how much care man is, Now, Allan, perhaps I'd better fasten this mufffer to your overcoat collar with a little safety pin I'm sure I don't want Helen to be worried about it..
 T shan,t have the least anxiety" de claretl Helen, who .marveled at her, friends gratuiteus play acting.
 Well, do be careful anyway. 1 should so hate to have you lose it, Allan, the way you lose umbrellas.
 Perhaps had better not borrow it, I can usually be trusted, Laura, not to scatter my wearing apparel about the city, but if you-
 Nonsense. It is great deal better
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
OTHER VIEW POINTS


 Societies here have not made as much use. perhaps, of the schools as they might. But in the grade schools, even, the parents and teachers meet ings have afforded one point of com muntty contact which has been helpful both to school and home.-New Britain Herald.
 It IS astonishing into what remote ramifcations you can trace the eter- nal cost of living question Most peo- pie, on reading of some business crook edness, smile half tolerantly at the smartness of the man who gets away with it.'' They don't realize that it is all footed up in the biil-New Haven Union.
 We are inclined to agree with Dr. Woods Hutchinson that the great ma jority of the moving picture shows constitute ferns of entertainment from which much good may be obtained. They furnish an inexpensive pastime and recreation for a great many who have few other opportunities to drive dull care away and as a 1ightener of 1ife's burdens they help to Ieaven the
Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-20
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salye, but it kept growing. had to cut the hair from the ringworm that ran in the scalp. It must have been of two weeks standing as it had grown to a good size. when got my husband to get me a sample of Cuticura Soap and Ointment. washed it with hot water and Cuticura Soap then applied the Cuticura Ointment. The first application benefited her. When my sample was used saw 1t was not So large and angry. SO I bought a box of Cuticura Ointment. and 9 cake of Cuticura Soap and applied them three times day. The constant use for four or five days checked it's growth and in two weeks more she was entirely cured. Cuticura Soap and Ointment also cured my son in two weeks of a case of ringwerm. !" (Signed) Mrs. A. B. Neville, Dec. 19. 1e11-
 Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are sold throughout the world. A single set is often sufficient. Liberal sample of each mailed free, with 3s-p Skin Book. Address postcard Cuticura, Dept. T, Boston"
 ~Tender-faced men should use Cuticura Soap Shaving Stick. 25c. Sample free.