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The San Francisco call and post., 1913-12-20
W. A. TULLOH,
$50 LINCOLN AV., ALAMEDA.

W. A. TUILOH.
$50 LINCOLN AV.. ALAMEDA
SUFFER- St. s75-NiceIy furnished, sunny
rooms; excellent table. Phone Prospect 2247.
S450-House with ; rooms. partly furnished.
including SO range: lot 23xl2U; only level
blocks from Mission IT. cars. Apply 4f3
Bellevue at San Mateo county line
ELEGANTLY furn. room apt; steam heat.
Telephone Prospect 1912.
FOR sale-Furn. rm. apt. comp. rent cheap.
439 Haight apt. 9; tel Park 1892
BEAUTIFUL furn. rm modern fat; walking
distance from business center. Prospect 1880.
BRASS bed, q. with mattress, spring and
wool blankets, $50; cost $50 Tel. Frank. 1882.
WILL exchange three new 10 room cement
8 residences with garages. on Pacific sv-, mp
per Piedmont; half cash, balance In San
Francisco Oakland property. safe invest
ment. occupy one and rent two. Tel. owner,
$ F.. Douglas 1929, or Piedmont 1872.
CLAY. 1559-FoOm and board in private fam
ly, home privileges Phone franklin 1s4S.
PRIVATE instruction In English. German,
French. by experienced lady teacher. l7Ts
oFarrell ST
La RUE Millinery School. 400 Eddy st.
Course in weeks; reduced price, FOR a short
time; regular SIS course. $40; afternoon,
svsning elssse&
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05

1t Was Hot Stuff.

1t is related of reporter for Reno
paper which prints the reports OF
nearly all the divorce cases. that while
walking through the park the other
day he noticed a young lady lay aside
a copy OF the paper. which contained
an extraordinarily interesting account
of divorce case. take off her shoes
and stockings, turn the latter wrong
side out. and put them on again. This
aroused the reporters curiosity and he
asked the young lady the resaon for
her peculiar actions. She replied: 81
was Just reading the account of the
divorce case in this paper and it was
such hot stuff that | had to turn the
hose on myself."
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
Commercial Club Meeting

The next regular meeting OF the
Lyon County Commercial Club will be
held i'll Owl Hall, lerington, Friday
evening, April IL. Notifications were
sent out some little time ago and il
is hoped that the members will not
fail to be present. At the coming
meeting the working committees OF
the Club will be named. There will
be small program, to keep up the
congenial spirit of the movement. il
the shape OF music and song, and one
or two members OF the Reno CONNER
cial Club are expected to be present
The Honorable Pat McCarran will
also be present and deliver an address
The public, generally, is invited to be
present.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
HOPE LODGE, NO. %, F. & A. M

"A stated communications Of Hone
wv Lodge, No. 20, r. q A. NJ, win he
~ held monthly on Saturday nigbt On DC os
, ! preceding the full moon, at 8 n. m
!; icav,tt Han, Yerington Sojourniny bro,h''
Is cordially invited to attend ''o'''
w ~ LEO. PLUMMER, w. NJ
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
Shakespeare at Mason.

About half the city of Yerington
motored to Mason Thursday night to
witness Shakespeare Comedy of
Errors" as put on BY the Ben Greet
PLAYERS. Those who like Shakespeare
were not disappointed. as the play was
excellentlv rendered. every character
being well sustained, and the two
Dromos being lively enough to ere
ate lust enough mirth to make all very
pleasing. The Greet people are al
artists. and those of Mason who were
instrumental in securin" this high
class talent TO visit the district are to
be highly commended.
Mrs. Hazel Marsal. OF Yerington
casion. and it was very much appreci-
ated bv the audience
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
Weather Record of 1918.

The following weather data is fur
nished by the LYON County High
School:
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05


cost YOU a cent If it fails.
To prove to you that indigestion
and dyspepsia can be thoroughly re-
lieved and that Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets will do it, we will furnish
the medicine absolutely free II 1t
fails to give you satisfaction.
The remarkable success Of ReSall
Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the high
degree of scientific skill used in de-
vising their formula as well as to the
care exercised in their manufacture,
whereby the well-known properties
OF Observation-Disclosures and Pepsin
have been properly combined With
Carminatives and other agents.
Bismuth-Subnitrat and Pepsin
are constantly employed and recog
nized by the entire medical profess
sion as invaluable in the treatment
of indigestion and dyspepsia. Their
proper combination makes a remedy
invaluable for stomach relief
We are so certain that there is
nothing so good for stomach ills as
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets that We urge
you to try them at our risk. Three
sizes, % cents. so cents. and Sl.DO.
You can buy Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets
In this community only at our store
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05

The Times leads in giving the news
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05

Nea. job-work at the Times Office.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
Drive Sick Headache Away.

Sick headaches. sour gassy stomach
indigo stion, bilousness disappear
Life Pills They purify the blood and
put new life and vigor in the system
Try them ard YOU will be we'll salts
fed Every pill helps; every box guar
anteed Price 25c. Recommended by
all druggists
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
Found Cure for Rheumatism.

Il suffered with rheumatism Tor two
wears and could not get my right hand
to my mouth for that length OF time
writes Lee L. Chapman. Mapleton
Iowa. Il suffered terrible pain so
could not sleep or lie still at night FIVE
wears ago | began using Chamberlain
Linament and in two months | was
well and have not suffered with rheu
matism since" For sale by all drug
gsts.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
Notice

Samples of alfalfa, wheat and barley
seed will be tested by Lyon County
High School laboratory free of charge.
The test will determine purity and ger
mination. Bring one-half pound of
seed to have the test made.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
D;sso,ution of Partnership

The firm of Pardin 4 20, ,, rrcI sing
dissolved, Mr.. Victor PERI pH Mr. PERI
the interest of \. Pardlnl. h Mr CON
VII W, be responsible for no ,! ollls from ron
t tb;s date on or no debts heretofore
contracted by A. Pardlni ., ,or3
Yerington, Nevada, Jan z'' l9'''
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05
YERINGTON DRUG co.
.rington The Hexafi Sto. Ne,

There Is . Rexall Store in nearly every town
and city in the United States. Canada and
Great Britain. There is a different Rexsn
Remedy for nearly every ordinary human ill
each especially designed for the particular III
for which it is recommended.
The Rsxall Stores are Ansrica's Greatest
Drug Storss
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1913-04-05

!: HIGH SCHOOL NOTES :


The Senior Glass had an election OF
officers this week and the following
were elected: Joe Gallagher, Presi-
dent; Mason Johnston, Vice President;
Alma Morrow, Treasurer; Sydie Gal
lagher, Secretary. The class has also
selected their commencement cards
and pins.
Wednesday, April ?. the Camp Fire
Girls held their regular meeting. They
were favored by a very interesting talk
from Father Molyneux The girls de
cided to send some monev for the re
lief of the sufferers in the East. They
have also decided to send for the
Camp Fire MILDLY blouses
Monday. the 3lst. Mr.. Johns gave
talk on his experiences at the In
dian school in Carson. The talk was
very good and was enjoyed by every
one.
The English programs are becom
ing more interesting all the time.
The boys have completed the track
and are practicing verv hard to win
some points in Reno at the Track
Meet.
The girls in the Hiawatha play are
practicing daily for the play, which is
to be given April H. Come and see
something good.
The Literary program for Friday
April II. promises to be very inter
esting. 1t is a drill exercise for those
who are aspiring to represent Lyon
County High School at Reno in the
defamation contest The program Is
as follows.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-21
8n permiefben 8iHHnrr

eabsu. 9tmmsr. p0ffsnb Egr txaanbmel.s
1fn 9sped, une Eno61g5fuua<t mi b1g 9crps
ipesssG6r Bans INN 4epManDs .11k 4q&s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-21
BerioSiide Aenoernnseu Der
Concentrating.

gs lit geeenwdrtig jeoem @ebiloe.
ten befannt, ooB ale mehaniihearait
oner gnergie duf Der gr0e bon Der
Come itannlt. gair gon5 llnbe6euten.
be gnergiepuelen limo oonebeH nod
Dorbunben, 70 bnB nit Dem Grloihen
oes lesten SonnenltrabIs augemeine
9etDegung5loiigfeit uno IooesfaIte
ouf Der Grbe ibren anfang nebmen
piir6en. Dieie entihetoen6e 8e6eu.
titng Der Sonnenitrablltng fir ilniern
nnb alle ibrigen Blalleten mnht C
erfIdrIih, oaB 5ablrei6e unteriud.
lingen dngeIteat moroen iinb, im ok
8roBe Der gnersieItrabliirg Der Son.
he feitsuiteilen. Bel tpeitem am mid.
tighten lit Die Grntittlnns Der 8drine.
itrablutg, uno iie miro getpobnlih in
aalorien ODER @armeeinbeiten ausge'
briift. Cine anlorie be5eihnet biz
@armefnenge, Die erforoerlth lit, I'M
Die Iemperatur zines 9ranrnus @ai'
fer INN i Grab Geliiits 5u erboben
Deon beseinnet ierner bic 4nsaH an'
.IogieH. 3ts tet festtye6eey;; ;;MgitraNuu1
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9obesanseieeii.
Mdrif Witimanm,
its. bat. nm 10000 pl. obsrIeus.

fist bat, nm 10000 so. Sberleuts
ndnt g. bat aonturs unmelben miifs
fen. ouberoem iinb 5abIreife anbsre
gripn.peripnen um 8etr0se bis 81
sc, 900 90. betroeen iporben. Der
WitanastIdgte Sdcubonitfh mar 0es
fdGftsfiibrer bti aoaben unb bdtDars
Isbsnsosih1fse fir hiefsn permittelt.
Gr IoIl nacb Der 2lnfIoge bufiir iibers
mGbiae Qrppiiionen beiommsn hdbsf.
Der brittle Mneeflaeie Worfus 8els
born mar in Vsp Dorf aIs anufmonn
thdtia unb Is SABRE ais 0olOgrdtsr
in Giibafrifa. Gr min nit uunn1berno
elmer UliIlion mad, 9eutf6Ianb snriids
aetebrt iein". soier ariinoete er bic
ShleiiIden giifeliperie BEL 5ronfens
itein IN SdIeiisn. bic nod beute gut
aehen. Damn abr ptrlor er bel nnbern
Srdnsaitionsn ietn gtln, 10 bob er
bsute ppItommen permDeeHslos In.
als erIte 3eusin iuurbe bis Gkfrou
bes angstIdeieu aogben aufssriifsn.
bic aus @rom iidb sinsn Sbub buth
bic Sd1ldfen btloebradt bat, Der bic
poliitdnoigs grblinbung sur Jolge
bate. Die Srou moftt bon Dem Rsht
Der 3sngniBpsripsioeruns Gebrauh.
Damn ipurben bic ausfagen Der in
Gieip tommiFarii1 pernommenen Ges
| Ihipiittr bes QugetIaoten Osrlsien, bic
bas 8erm1oen ibres Naiers duF etipd
dnberthoIb Minionen Rubsi besiffern.
uno b<itd,igsn, oab ibr Batter nsn 9Hs
aeiloeteR Gpehen tHttrbt bat. 5ierauf
fponbie Iih bic 8srbanolung Der Gr5rs
tsruno Der ein5eInsn untsr 4ntlaoe ftts
henesn o,Gns gu, bic bic aanse Node
ousfiilIsn piro. Die ruITii6e Rsgiss
rune bat bic QuglisFeruns aoghens
sur 8erfoIguns Der BON ibn in Rubs
llnne beganesRen We6isIfoIf4un1sr
nerianet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-21

Rem gprt, 90. Suli. Qngst.
,,2apIanb bon 2tntperpsn; raurst"
BON 2ibau; .grssIuu" bon Bremen;
california" bon Supre.
Wpnille. anget.: caledonia
O6n Neip gorf.
abssg.: california" naa Nsn
gOrt.
gIpmOutb. 2tnsst.: rgincius
natl" Don Bolton.
2as 9aImes. 4nget.: s5iitos
rian" 5on gortIonb.
Soutbumpton. anget.: rWIo.
jeitic" bon Rep Yort.
Srieft. anset.: rGarpateid" Dor
Netp gprt.
2tbgsg.: npoununia" nua Rsu
gort.
manila. Qnget.: rgbina" ODr
San Granciseo.
gbiIabsIpbio. aug.t.: rRo'
poll" BON ReapeI.
Boron. 4neet.: rglspelanb'
BON Samburs.
Wontreal. engst.: ,5unifiun'
unb rSeutonia BON 2ibsrpOol.
Qbsss.: .Massntie" nah 2insr'
ppol; y2etitia" nah Glasspp; .Qn'
ipnta" no6 2onoon; ga Souroine
mad Sapre.
| Gubec. Gn9et.: .Qtbenin" Dor
Glasgop; .Scotian" BON 2onbon.
5alifar. aRget.: rWonsoliaa'
BON 9ldsdorp.
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Deportation preubif DER
8erbreher mad SibirieH.
Sin eieenartiaes 1o0jdhriees rSubis
IGum" bate om Z. 5ult gefsiert fpers
ben fonnsn, ndmlth Die GriHnsrung
on eins Dor 100 SSohrsH srfoigte Sss
portaiioH prsubiihsr 8srbrsdler no6
Sibirien. 9amdIs tpuroe folaenoes
miniiferiells .gubIieanDum iptsen
Deportation iHtprrigibler Berbrs6cr
in bic fibirif6en 8erangrie" oey0Hents
liht: I'm bas Gi9entbum aLIsrhohits
bero getreuen llntsrthoneu aegeu bic
Deripeosnen ansriffe Der Tiebe, Rdus
Der, granp'tiftsr unb dhnliher grober
@erbre6er moglihit ii6er3uiteIsn, haa
ben Seine aonigIibe Wla3eitdt bon
greubtn 5pdr bic nahoriitli6iteu
MaBregsIn getroffen, folhe gOisEpits
tt srgreifsn uuo empftnoIin beifrdfen
sa laffen. gs bat ober bic erfabruHg
gessi1t, oab hierburb Der beobiihtigte
3fped ni4t ppaitdnois errsiht purDs,
neil bti Der qrobisn 9orIorge niht
perbinDsrt perben fonnis. odB niGt
BON 3eit su 3sit msbrsre folder 8ers
BREEDER aus ben StrafdnftaIien euts
iuifen une bon neuem Der GGge6en
ibrer auiseIinnien Witbiirger geipors
ben trGrsn. 4us pieisn Briinoen bos
ben glItrb0hitbisielbsn beidloFen. bic
in neT StrafcHitdlisn befinolideR ius
forriaibIen 1iebe, ,Rdubsr, granpitifter
nnb 1bnlidhs grobe 0erbreher IN einen
entfernseu gasItthsiI transportiren 81
lafTsn, um bort 81 harieittn arbsitsn
eebrdud3t Az tperoen. otne DAB ibgxn
einiae 6offnnnp iibrio bliehs. iemoIs
ipiehsr in sSrsibeit Su temmeE. 8ieisnl
gemGb ift nit Dem ruiIiih tniierlis
den ScTe bic 9ereinborung eetroffen,
| boB beraIeinen g1ispihter in ben i'm
dubsrften Sibirien, >iiber yiauienb Meia
len BON Der @ren3e Def aonigliGeu
Etontsn bsltgsnei, 9ergipsrien gum
gerobau eebraubt lperbsn folien. unn
es iiHb bier0uf norerfi 58 (nhtunD'
fiinfsig) Der perhorbeniisn folder 0er'
| brshsr an ben tniferlin ruffiffxn
aommanbonien 5u Rnrpa ipiriIih ob'
osIiefert tporben, INN bon bort in BIZ
| liibirifhen 9ergtperte trausportirt 5u
liperben. Geine a6nislife Waieftd'
Iiperesn brr6 fsrners, pon 3eit 5u ss<si
al betpirtsnbe 4bfenpung folder Der
brefxr Die Gigenthumsrehie Del
idmmtlihtn 9epohnsr Sbrsr Stnnter
qeesn bic uuternehnungen folher g0'
Ifeipi6tsr fcbiiben uHo f1iTen baber bic
fss gu gerubiguns 5hrer eutssfirmier
liinisrthanen uHb CUR Mornung fir iei
lbermnnn hierburh offsntlid betoHn
MAIDEN. Gianntum: Berlin, ben Z
ssnlius 1913. 4uF Gr. a5nigf
WlajeftGt allrsndoigIten gsfehl. Ora
10. b. Shulsnburg. b. goibbed." Die
lie gsfannsmohung III Gin gefueis ba,
| fir, bdB ihoiiGhtid3 58 prtubif6
@erbr.6er sur 3panssorbsit na6 81
birien transportirt fporb<n finn. Gl
| fsblt ater jsber anbdlt b1fiir, OBJ nod
tpeiiere TepOriationstrupps gefclg
8 ffrh
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grpsent, pdbreno bic Genauigfeit Der
MeFunssn feIbit Big gu Is proStnt
eebt. Strner fanb fth, oab bic Sons
nentpnftante an beiben punften 1917
arDBer mar, dls 1911, Der unterihieo
betrGst O.04 aaIOrie uuF Auanrats
gentimster unb Minute, alip ungefdbr
80 Der eon3en Gtrobluna. Seinl
8eroleib nit Der 5dufigteit Der Sons
neufleden ersub fid, ferner, odb ote
Strobluns ifGrfer i'll, ,penn bic 5lefers
sdbl CROP srfheint uno umaetebrt. Die
urfdfe oieier aenberiine Der Strdhs
luna 1T noh gbbot in @orgdnaen, oie
auf Der Sonne ibren SIP haben. 5n
Iuhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-21

gartei mabte am Spnntng in einem
WemoriaI, bas an ben prdfDtrtsn
Milipn obseianbt tperoen ipiro. ben
MarineIetret6r Daniels fiir Die Nus
fhreitungen in Der 5reitaa yldht berz
.antiportlih. ols BON gipiIiiten. bic BON
gRatrpIen Der 8unoesuarine aefiibrt
tpuroea, bic 6duptquartiere Der Sos
sialiiten ipfpie Der Snouitrial Worters
Of The WprEo bemplirt fporoen iparen.
Das 6duptqnartier bes raoltdlen 6liie
GELS Der Io3iaIiitiIten 8artei mar
ebenFdlIs bon Dem 8oltsbaufen oemos
lirt tporDen.
eSn benz Memprial ipiro Setretdr
Daniels auf pas Shdrffte fir Die
Reoe berurtbeilt, bic er om 0pnnerss
tag aesnb i'm Rainier Slub belt uno
in Deren 9erlauf er iiber Bdtripttss i
mus fprah unb ii6 iebr i9arf iiber
bic rotbs SABINE unb oeren antdn9er
Guberte. Sn benz Wemoridl miro
bstont, DAB Die fo3iaItItii6e Barter
niemaIs 9epaltt6aten periibt posr be-
fiirportst bate unb es 'ih aud ME
babe nut trdumen ldiIen, Die 5ahns
Der Dersinigten Stuaten gu peruns
gIimpfcn. Die 8eruRglimpfung Der
Saline gefhGhe ein5ig uno alein our6
Die geTdiisurg Der 9emeinbeit uno
Der 9nrannei ben Nrmen ge9cnlber.
sserner fpirb in Iehr fharfer Weti'
en- elmer lotaIen 3eituna aritit geibt,
bic aruebli6 bic Uiafeu segen oas io'
sialiItiIhe Clement dufeepiegelt bat
ure unter oteisu umftGnoen pirtte
bunn oie Reoe bes Warn.ietretdrs
ME elm 5Ster6rano. Nus olsien
9riinoen ertldren Die So3ldliiten ben
WarineietretGr fir ben inteaettusllsn
llrheber Der Srapaae.
eSn cer Stabt berrId1te am Sonntoa
abfpIute Ruhe. 2aut Der Inpronun1
oes 8ureermeiitsrs gotteria ourften
abiplut teine 9erIammlungen ouf ben
Strabsn abgebaIten tperben.
Ntuter on ber arbeit.
SttubenpiIIe, g., 20. Suit
Die @roBqeInnorenen BON Sefferlog
gountn perben am Wontag elmer
porlGufiqen 8eriht unterbreiten, IT
lpeIdsm lie 25 2tntlugen eegen Bsrlo'
nsn erbeben, Die angeblih 3upioer be-
9eitimmungen oes 8eieses bier auf
trGas fir Qieferung pon Sptrttuoier
sntsegengeHommen habsH.
! Spferbsr Gifenbohn,
! Ct. 2ouis, Wo.. 20. SuIi. Ore
9eripnen, Die Iid ouf Der 5abrt gu
airte beFanben, puroen am SoHntdt
Rprgtn, cine WieiIe iuoIi6 Don Ser
IenpiIls, Su., getootet, ais eiu 3ue oet
Gbicago uno 4lton gabn in ibr Bug
an bineiufubr. Die Gstooteten iino
s5rou Sattis Rpan uno ibrs beioeT
ainoer i'm QIter bon fiinf uHo ors
Sobren. Der 2otomotipfibrer fleI
aIs er fab, mas sr angeri4tet, II
Sbnmubt uno Der 9ei3sr mubt
I6IieBli9 ben 3ug gum Steheu brtn
gen. 2ln ben RGoern Der Qotpmottp
binaen als Der 3ug angebdIten fpur
De, nod Die Stiids Der poQig ser
mulmtsn 2sihen.
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Jnt1nO Te(egrap6
Dos b6fe gspiffen.


9bitdbsIpbta, 20. Suti. -
Wit Der GrfIdrung, Dub Iein bOies
@epiHen tbm tetue Ruhe loife. ftellte
fih ON Sonntug aleranber g. Wooos
Don Sit Ct. Gouis ben bieiiger Be-
hOrben unb ioets, baB sr in OR ct.
2puis Der Qmeriean Grprsb go. am
DerfloHenen Dienftae $4,000 antsr=
ihlasen babe. Gr lieferte glethssitig
Der poIi5ei Die san3e, aneeblt1 Don
fbm pernntreute Summe aus.
@psiaIiiten Ibsr ben 81 .
rtHeiefretdr DanteIs
entruftet.
E<attte, Wafb., 20. Suit. -
znx Snsfknae Nfiinsf sAsr 5csicik ftdsu
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CA aSer gsinbffaG. ssssiH.
nirr Eaus Gtiisrfs, aslTsr. aCtlsn. iirp
fti ms unf}ruk 81 bsr g .. ussn D. 9sss
= tGns Asnt eta q i1-ais
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gerIanst ~ fanftm.

MIfs Etbsrbef.sn--eni enir nstahIem bic b..
sos fssa ssdsiie aDs. q. ssoa.G b
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-21

Days Show will be the stellar amuse-
ment feature and a two hours pro-
gram of thrilling western acts will be
put on in front Of the grand stand free
OF charge both day and evening dur
ing the entire week. Irwin Bros will
be the big attraction at most of the
state fairs during the coming fall and
Will without doubt interest and in
struct the crowds during state fair
week. Four bands of 25 pieces each
will play on the grounds during the
entire day and evening the week. A
number of high grade tent shows will
cater to the wants Of the amusement
seekers and furnish midway that
will be Of the highest class
Special Rates.
The Great Northern, Northern Pa
ctfic and 500 railroads have granted q
special rate of two cents per mile and
Will run five excursions into Grand
Forks during the week. Thirty reg
ular passenger trains arrive and de-
part from the Grand Forks depots
every day In the year and with the ad-
dttton Of the special service will be
able to handle an enormous tarfflc,
One month from tomorrow morning
the North Dakota state fair will open
with flags flying and bands playing,
and 1t 10 hoped that Governor Hanna
VIII be In Grand Forks to welcome
the great crowds that will be present
on that day. The fair is entitled to
the good will and patronage Of the
people of North Dakota and with
good weather 1t is hoped to break all
records both from an exhibition and
attendance standpoint.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-21
STUTSNAN CALLED
UPON PRESIDENT
Chairman Of State Railroad
Commission One of Com
naittee Visited President

Washington, June 21.-It is said at
the interstate commerce commission
that the question of permitting tho
shipper to be represented in the pro-
ceeding incident to carrying out the
law for physical valuation Of rail-
roads has not, beey4 given considera-
tton up to this tims nor has the COM
mittee representing various state rail-
road commissions made any represen-
tation to the commission as yet.
The committee that called upon
President Wilson yesterday was COM
posed of w. H. Stutsman. chairman of
the North Dakota commissions; Cliff
ford Thorn of the Iowa commission; I;
w. H. Smattin of the Kansas public
service commission, and John M. At
ktnson of the Missouri public service
commission.
The committee is also representing
the state commissions of Minnesota.
South Dakota and other states and
will make strong appeal for repre-
sentation in the proceedings.
Speaking for the committee. Cliff
ford Thorne of the Iowa commission
said: I'VE came to advocate counsel
for the public in the appraisal of the
railroads of the country. The rali-
roads have appointed a committee of
eighteen headed by President Rea of
the Pennsylvania system and the
other side should be organized. But
the national government should look
after this and we propose to put the
matter up to the commission for ac-
ton"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-06-21
LOCAL DRUGGIST
KNEW DR.. newman
Louis Rosof once Sold Drug
! Store to Man Who Shot
Women and Suicided.

Louis Rosoff, proprietor of the
Grand Pharmacy in this city was well
acquainted with DIR. A. B. Newman
of Carson, N. D., who yesterday shot
and wounded two women in that city
and then committed suicide. Mr.. Ro-
soft was formerly located at Great
Bend, a town in the southern part OF
this state, where DR.. Newman prac-
ticed medicine for a number of years
DR.. Newman was single man.
about 35 years of age and was one
OF the we'll known physicians of the
state. He practiced at Great Bend
for about five years, after which he
went out to San Francisco, where he
remained until after the earthquake
He then returned to Great Bend.
Mr.. Rosoff. who conducted drug
store there, sold out to Newman. The
latter took the North Dakota drug.
gists' examinations and was success
full. He conducted drug store, al
the same time continuing his medi-
cal practice.
DR.. Newman was licensed in North
Dakota, Minnesota, Ohio and Cali
fornia and was graduate of the
Minnesota university.
His mother lives in Cleveland, o.
Newman was brought up by foster
parents who live near Casselton, N
D., and was educated in that city. He
later went to the University of Min
nesota.