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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
BETTER THAN SASH or SILK


Rubber girdles and sashes to wear
with bathing suits are boon TO the
woman who worries about tho Wrin-
kles and Cfoases and faded streahs
that appear In a silk or satin sash ait-
er it has been IN the water many
times. These are made in the soft and
attractive colors III which rubber bath
ing caps are made, and are cut on
graceful and becoming lines.
A wide strip 10 folded about the iis-
ure for a girdle and it is finished With
long, frinsed sash ends. Often bunch
of rubber flowers adorns the meeting
of the sash ends and sirdle.
An attractive hat for young GirI
Is made OF white straw, with q simple,
rounded crown, and an even. rolling
brim. The hat is cncircled with wide
box plated frineed ruching made of
white taffeta silla On the right side
Of the hat small bunch Of roses is
half hidden in the wide, full ruching.
Fruit Is much used to trim late sum
mer hats. 1t Is usually made Of silk.
sometimes OF velvet, and it can be
made at home by the woman with
imagination and clever fingers. 1t is
sometimes made Of beads. The beads
In clear, bright color are strung on
| fine wire and wound around aud
around little forms made of cotton bat
| ting.
Bright red beads suggest strawber
| ries. esuecially il two crossed straw
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
RAYMOND & ELY
CROSS-CuT is FINISHED

The new cross-cut t ON the 1900
of the Amalgamated Phoebe No. /
shaft TO the Raymond a Ely drift
has been finished, according to Sup't
Van Wasenen. Il is mattre of
only a short while until the ores
cf the famous III elk Ledge will
again be available.
On the surface, work is progress
Ing favorabiy Cn the now power
plant The. hos Ing machinery,
pumps. etc. are enrpute and thcir
arrival is anticipated almost any
dayt
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
SENATOR NEWIANDS
BANQUETED AT CALENTf
Special TO the Record

Special TO the Record
CAIiENTE. n vsda. Otc. 3l-IIon.
Francis & New.ands, senior L. s,
senator from Nevada arrived ON No
= Tuesday evening and was greet ID
at the depot by .SanltGr Horsey. At
torney W. Il err, ex-Sn ator j. A.
Denton. Commissioncr Jas Ryan, G.
V. Warren, Hans Olson and other
Democrats An automobile was In
waiting and In few minutes the
senator was whi2zed over to tha
Denton hotel where a rec, pIion was
heidi and where the senator greeted
many cid Friends as well as many
new ones. The mater received
many expressions o. appreciation of
the work ACCOMPLISHED In congress
Tor his state.
At I O'Clock baTquet was given
in honor of Senator Ncwlands nj.
shc home OF J, l.. Denton at which
| Democratic oratcry flowed fr,e,y. and
among the local speakers WAS Sena
tors Denton and llors y.
DR.. j West Smith has been circu
latlng a petition fof one, Mr., Enrirch
in which the S2lnty commissioners
will be asked to grant franchise
for proposed el,t' lic lighting pant
at Caliente.
Joe Ryan expects to leave today for
Good Springs to do the assessment
work on several mining claims To-
Gated by RR conductors.
Chas, Wing has retarn d from Kan
sas after an absence Of about eight
months
o. X. Adcock h s returned from
yisi! to his cid home in the east
Mrs. Jas Bradshaw was guest oil
| Mrs. Foster this week,
Miss Long has returned from Beav
er, Utah.
Russ Scott ard Jo' n Ackiin were
ov.r from Delam'r Tu sday for
freight
Jos McCuffla and wife returned
to Dclamar Tuesday.
Mrs. WIN Cook has +, turned from
yielt I, hcr rarnets I'm Vegas
A masked ball viii be given at wa
4 ren's hall this evening.
Mrs. Millsap and daughter have
rctrnod fromm California.
stiss Nc,. Styltr has recovered
from her recent lness.
Harry Barr spcnt several DAYS ir
piSche last week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
HCpGES.COOk STORE
ENTERED BY BURGLAR

The tsore of the Hodges-Cook Mer-
camille Co, was burglariZed last
Tuesday night and quantity of eli
gars, safety raz5rs, Hosiery and other
articles Of mech andise extttacted.
The thieves gaiHd eentTanc to the
building by removing one Of tho sf-,
lights and made th' ir exit through
the rear door.
The management has gained a
strong clue and Il is not improbable
that the guilty ones will be brouS..
TO account for their misdeeds in the
due course of time.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
ADDS TO lMVAL.ID'S COMFORT
improVised Tesle Primarily Designed
for That Purpose But May Be
Put to Many Other uses.

A table for an Invalid Is necessity
In every household Such an article
comes in most useful for other uses;
sometimes a guest likes to have break
fast in bed. or even write. A table can
very easily be made at home. Fur
chase a box, il one Is not at hand,
from the grocer; they need to be fiat
and fairly strong. Cut out Of the TWO
long sides pieces as shown i'll s,the
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01

in the afternoon, The senator going at
once to the Mounta nview hotel
the various local Dem)C.atic leaders
on political matt rs during his stay.
He left Thursday afternoon FOR Ely,
going VIA Salt LakN
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
Mans Heart Is Clean.

Man Is worthy of farer life and
destiny than any of his leaders have
yet devised. The impulses of his
heart are better than anything that
finds expression in the angry, over
strained acts OF his daily struggle.
Some deeper, sweeter tone than the
whir Of machines and the clamor
Of the streets viii dominate the time
to come. - Golfers Weekly.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
PIoCHE ORE SHIPMENTS

The total GRE shipmnf IS for the
week amounted TO SO cars. MS fol-
lows:
Day Bristol, 3
Mendha Nevada, ).
Prince Consolidat d, 81
Amalgamated Pioehe, ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
OBSERVED
IN HIGH SCHOOL TOWN
Special to the Record


PANACA, Neva 10. Oct. Sl-Alfen
Fin ilay returned from the Half Noon
mine this week. He has been employ
cd II re.
The Misses -kry Devlin and Eta
Francis spent Sat 1day and Sunday
with relatives az Crsine and New
lands.
Mrs. William Reed is visiting with
her mother. Mrs E'ward Gentry.
Chas Hanson made a round trip
10 Pi1chc Wedn sday.
Stella Grove returned from Calf
entc Monday where she has been vis
Ting with her aunt, Mrs, o. X.
Adcock.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
Prince Boarding House

The new boarding housea the
Prince minei S ginning to loom
up in fine share. It is expected
chat the structure will be ready for
occupancy within Il month.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
County Tax Roll

County Auditor Garrison has. been
busy the past week extending the as.
sessment roll, which he will have
ready to turn over to Treasurer G.
Crivyerweil within the next few
days. Then the later will accent the
payment of taxes from property own
errrs.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01

Mrs. Wood g. Hiuhhrow IN rafis.
Imagine! My husband writes me
that he is bringing tne nice Little
Murillo from ltalyi That's why am
buying cage, lie Sourire, Paris.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01

HaNre. France, with portion to be
was shipped Ncm that point to
Stockholm.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
Deg Has Hard Experience

Deg Has Hard Experience
Falling into shaft at the Win
tors mine and living for % days
without food or watfr, Is an eyperi-
ence that befel the valuable hunt
ing dog belonging to Chris Jeppesen
who is developing mining property
10 that locality.
Men One Wants the Job
The govern ment allows Garduer
Vile postoffice s1l mont fer a
clerk. No one can be found to ac-
cent the job, SO the post master ID
going 1t alone.
Nevada Honey For Export
\ carload Of honey was shipped
from Loyelock recently destined 10
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
Just Like Finding 1t

\ check for s1e.556.s9 was ro-
ceiv,d from Washington at Carso
Wednesday ly the STATE OF Nevada
1t presents 25 per cent of the pro
ceeds received from the forestry de-
par ment in this stlte for the fiscal
year ending June 90. ,l9l3. OF this
s9j will go TO Esmm ralda county
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1913-11-01
NEVADA STATE
NEWS
Prosperity at Sparks

furnished. are a. premium IN
Sp irhs, 1t is repo1 ted
Man Killed In Humboldt
Sabe ChGate was shot and instant
ly killed by l.ctstr Howard, at the
latter's place some four or five mics
from Virgin station in humboldt
COMFY Howard sa}s he acted in
in self defense. Choate was a wit.
neas against Towards other Boie
at a r cont district court trial.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
Corinfhian No. I, for Third Time.
Captures Evening WOrLa's Trophy
Winners Garry of the Honors
in Last Hour Of Popular
Headpin Tournament
rr - always foolish to count you

TT - always foolish to count vour
chickens before they are hatcheti.
= especially around Easter time No
bettcr Illustration OF this adaRc was
ever given than in The Evening worii's
headpin tournament a, Thum's white
Elephant alleys. which ended last night
after ak weeks OF most interesting com
petition. Up to within an hour of the
close the Empire No team looked like
a sure winner q The Evening Worlds
trorahy. az not q single quintet had ap-
proached real close to rfeir total OF 5C6
But then everybody rcckoned without
giving the Corinthian No. 1 team .
tumble. This combination went on tho
alleys with all tho confidence Of dyed
in-the-woo world beatms. and they
proved that their confidence wasn't fool
ish. a. they rolled 6s and won the hand
some trophy In q walk. o1eary. who
bowied q. WAS tfs only member Of tho
champs VINO didn't roll l06 or hotter.
This 10 ths third time the Cornthians .
ment and they are feeling mighty proud
Of their achisvement. Althoust, the in
dividuM record Of LIT. held by Bobbo.
was not eoualied. still two bowicrs came
mighty near II. They arc James lyman
Of Staten rsland and James White OF
Newark. who madc il5 Apiece. They will
have to roll OF tonight for the honor OF
being tho best individual bowler Of the
500 who participated In the tournament
q gold fob. presented by The Evening
World. going to the winner. Ons hun
DR. ei and nve other bowiers oaptured Lees
valuable Evening World fobs. Tho pres
entation of prtzcs will take place On the
alleys tonight.
4. -
The evening world., 1913-03-22
STOLEN SODA S|PHON
PUTS OUT FIRE BEFORE
ENGINES GET THERE
And Heroic Policeman Who
Does the Trick Also Saves
-Four Children.

A siphon Of soda water. snatched
from a passing wagon by Policeman
Dickson. did excellent first aid duty In
extinguishing O IRE In the hve-story
tenement No. 1S5 West Twsnty-sixth
street, last night. In addition to his
novel way of putting out a IRE Patrol
man Dickson added 10 his glory by
carrying out OF the building the fou,
small children OF Israel Donneily. who
runs q restaurant In the building and
lives upstairs.
Plumbers working IN Donnelly's apart.
ment IN the afternoon left behind them
gasoline torch which the four chill
dren-Lillian, seven; John. six; Israel
four. and Mary. rwo-found an excellent
plaything until a sudden explosion
threw them to the floor and spread
blazing gasoline all about the room.
Dickson heard the explosion and
rushed into the fat. which was rapid,
becoming smoke filled. Packing tn,
two smaller children under his arm
he hurried to the street. He rescust
the others on a second trip, and Will,
Donnelly went through the buildinf
Dickson turned In an alarm and theI
seied the siphon and extingulshet
the flames before the firemen came.
The dense smoke caused all the ten
ants to vacate amid much excitement
which communicated Itself to surround
ing buildings and filled the streeT
with half-clad men. women and chill
dren.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
MORGAN IS BGSECED
IN ROME HOTEL BY
MOB WITH BARGAINS
Art Deslen and Antiquarians
Make Frantic Efforts to
Reach Money King.

LONDON. 1fAscn a-rhs Dsaiy 1c.4Ys
Rome correspondent says: THE 0sand
Hotel. where J. P'srpont Morgan 10 stay
tns. may b compared to . closely be-
sieged fortress. There - not IN est
dealer or antiquarian in Rome wbo ts
not making desperate efforts TO ap-
proach tho hnancier with an oner Tor
soms extraordinary bargain
"Aii sorts OF odds and ends OF value
less old pictures. china. lace ana the
like are unearthed from drawers and
cupboards by private persons Who
fondly believe they can call on MorgAn.
dispose Of their goods and return home
with . bundle Of bank notes.
waves ofthese amateur art dealers.
most Of whom carry mysterious
bundles. sweep on the hotel from early
morning until late at night. and are re-
pulsed with the regularity OF the surf
on the beach. Hundreds Of letters. the
majority containing photographs OF
pictures and statues. arrive by every
post from all parts o; Italy. and ara
dealt with by special stan of secre-
taries. who. after glancing at tho open
Ing lines. throw tiem In huge waste
paper baskets I saw five hundred let.
ters destroyed this morning.
I'm tho meantime tho object of st
many hopes keeps mostly to his room
Dyspepsia and sastro-intestinal trouble
still cause him acute discomfort. but hi,
condition 10 not such as to give rise Il
the slightest apprehension. 30 Proi
Bastianelh assures me. After . fort
nights stay IN Rome Morgan will pro
coed TO Florence. Aixles-Bains an
The evening world., 1913-03-22
LET RESINoL HEAL
YOUR SKIN TROUBLES
Thousands of Sufferers Have Found
Skin Health at Last.

Skin Health at Last.
Have you suffered for weeks. months.
or even years with eczema or some
other itching. burning. unsightly erup-
tion. that makes daytime misery and
night . torment Have you tried
treatment after treatment in vain. and,
perhaps. given up in despair Thou
sands whose skins are now clear have
gone through this same pitiful exper-
fence. At last they tried Resinol ONT
ment and Resinol Soap. The soothing,
healing. antiseptic Rcsinol medication
stopped the itching instantly and soon
all trace Of the disease was gone.
Why dont you profit by their exper-
ience and let Resinol stop your skin
trouble. tool Resinol is . physicians .
prescription which has been used by
other doctors for eighteen years in the
treat ment Of all sorts Of skin humors,
sores. boils. wounds, and piles. You
can use Resinol Ointment and Resinol
Soap freely with the perfect assurance
that II contains nothing that could in
jure the tendercst skin. For liberal
free samples write to Dept. l3-S, Resi-
mol. Baltimore. Md. Resinol is sold by
every druggist in the United States.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
PUBLIC scHooL nEciTALs
PLANNED FOR NEXT WEEK

The Board Of Educauon's programme
OF lecture recitals for next week Is AZ
follows: Tuesday. at Public School No.
lsa. Folk Songs Of France" and st
R,verdals Hall. Folk and Natona-
SONGS OF Poland and Bohemia" Friday.
AZ Public School No. II. "a History OF
Famous Songs" and at Public School
No. 30. Aida"
The City Orchestra. assisted by a
quartet Of singers consisting OF Marie
Stoddart. Elsie Baker. Albert Quesnsl
and Frederick Wheeler, under the d.
rection Of Henry T. Fleck. will play at
Erasmus Hall. Brooklyn. tomorrow, al
the City College on Monday, at Public
Schools No. loi and No. 81 on Tuesday;
at the Jamaica Training and the High
School on Wednesday; at the Brooklyn
Training School on Thursday: at the
Manual Training High School on FRI
day. and at Public Schools No. " and
No. 8 on Saturday.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

London will sec Tho Yellow Jacket"
Monday night Charles Frohman pro-
duces It at tho Duke Of Yorks.
All the Shubert stars in the city will
be at the benefit for tho Sydsnham
Hospital building fund at the Lyric TO-
morrow night. Joseph p. Day has paid
$1,000 for . box
Virginia Harmed 10 to pose for ''rr1l-
BY" motion pictures for Daniel Broh-
man.
Wordsworth Gold. the Corean George
N. Cohan. VINO was In bought and
PAID Tor' and went to London With Il.
IL to wed an English girl, Miss Ida
Rider. April 20.
"Le Secret" Henri Bernstein's now
play. Ia acclaimed the strongest he has
written. Nine. Simone has a big role
a. . kind Of female Iago In up-to-date
fashionable Partisan life.
Victor Herbert's ''sweethearts." With
Christie Macdonald az tho star. VIII be
produced al Baltimore Monday and will
play It's second week In Philadelphia.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
Gives Pink Glow to GUMS
A Superb Lustre to TEETH

THIS b not all uA. DR.. yoRHASs DENTAL
CREAM Will Sronpiish.
II your gunA are pf,. infAmsd r~sdins.
or II your teeth sIu sensitive to heat or cold.
you are cuntraeting Riyss Disease tI,orrheaJ.
70 speedy recoySD.
An your druggist for . tubs. R~d car~f,iiy
the literature found In tf,s carton. Follow thu
directions given. and II you ere not delighted with
the almost Immediate results your 70 cents Will Be
returned without question.
Ths tubs. you win find. b almost twice Q,
Ayus = those opntsinApg xdipsyy tooth pasts.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
IRISH MUSIC FESTIVAL
At CARNEGIE TOMORROW

Tho thirty-ffth annual Feis Ceoil.
the music festival Of the Gaelic Society.
will take place at Carnegie Hall to-
morrow evening, Victor Herbert. the
composer, a Dublin man. grandson OF
Samuel Lover, Will direct his orchestra
Of seventy-five musicians In a pro-
gramms that will include his own
Irish Rhapsody and Villers Stanford 8
Irish symphony" Idelle Patterson, q
soprano who II proud TO say that her
training u Aitogsthsr American. WI
The evening world., 1913-03-22
I'LL HAVE TO DEPEND OI
GAME PITCHERS.

Tho main backbone Of all teams, the
pitching stan. Is the pivot around which
the Highlanders' chances will swing
Looking at this factor deliberately, we
find 1t practically the same as last year.
The pitchers may be better drilled and
may have more luck. but they are tho
same men who we're leading the Hilltop
defense last season. Frank Chance is a
great Judge OF pitchers, and there Is a
ichance Of his working wonders with the
men he has on hand. II they do not
.rome up to the mark they will not be
under him long.
These things arc not said d!sparag-
Sugly, but to impress upon the fans that
they must not expect too much and 10
show just what tough proposition
Frank Chance Is UP against. II he
should succeed In taking tail-ender ani
snaking It a contender IN pennant race
In one year he will have to be constd-
cred the most remarkable man in base
ball-a leader of super strength.
A good way to estimate the strehg IN
Of the Hilltop team for the coming year
b by comparison. 1t must be borne In
mind that, while Chance is working like
q beaver 10 establish a winning ma
chine. seven other managers In the
American League are doing the same
thing. The Red SoX are working to re-
peat their pennant-w!nning trick OF last
year, and the team has not weakened a
particle. Does the fan think that the
Boston club should so deteriorate or
the Highlanders should so appreciate In
strength as TO change positions in the
race?
over in Philadelphia Connie Mack has
team that Is picked by a majority OF
experts to win the pennant. II anythins
tas Athletics are stronger than las
The evening world., 1913-03-22

ter J. Mccormick. orRnnist: on Tuesday.
at $50 p. NJ. by Van Rensselaer,
butcher. orEanist. and on Thursday at
Sb =. N. by Mabel +. Minor. pianist
An Easter Cantata by Charles W.
Pearcc will be sung at s. Psurs
Chapel at noon noxt Tuesday BY the
choir. with Harvey Hindermeysr. tenor
soloist. under the direction Of Edmund
jacques. organlst and choirmaster.
Columbia University announces Q oon-
cert OF chamber music by tho Marum
Quartet at tho Horace Mann Auditor
ium next Wednesday ut 40 p. N. The
public In invited.
There will he no free orEan recital q,
the City College tomorrow. Easter Bun,
day. but on Wednesday the usual rsoita.
win take place.
The evening world., 1913-03-22
HELP WANTEp-MALe.

DRAuoHTSMAN CHIEF wanted by an snsdns-r
pufAlning IN fSslry designs and conStsucttn
.,ssneer. emlst.n IA th~ economical dea{I and
dmaIIins OF steel buildtnu from the coutIactor :
ucSl1nt, and - able u handle m<a the pna !.
ro IA Ierman.nt 10 . nan who Ahstains irom
nQuor. has . clean moral character. can ftl The
a5 nrrs te uow or have t.ssi rrenty nloySd
by . sretausl strss oonssnY OF fabncasing sbap.
IN charge, uther a. cdS drsushtsnAn " sQucd
lesder sn~ryAns twsuty % drAughanasu :
probable salay $50 To 500 p.s month! scco min
70 sbnity and sxpeneno. IocAtion PhiAdslphIS'
Pa APay In writing 10 John q. brown, Wtther
spoon Building, PhilAddphis Pa
The evening world., 1913-03-22
"PARsIPAl" A MAGNET
FOR GOOD FRIDAY MATINEE

'Parsifai" for q Good Friday special
matinee yesterday attracted to the
Metropolitan Opera House capacity
audience that was treated TO hne per-
fornancs Of waSncr's ConserationaA
Festival Play. Ofive Fremstad. re-
markabae artist that sho 10. Gavo sodne
now touches to her Kundry. oven
though she dtd not exca her last
performance. Kari Jorn. in the titie
part, sang and acted better than he has
done at any time this season. Hsrocr1
wiuhaspoon's Gurnemanz was eouAi
20 his best. 0or1tx - always wss . oon-
vincinS Knnsor. william HinshAw 40
r1tursl and Lsnora sparkes. Marie Matt
fsld. Rita Fornia, Bella Alten and Flor
snoe Nuhord shons among the Flower
Ma.dens. Mr.. Herts conducted sp'sn'
d1dly.
The evening world., 1913-03-22

year. and at that time they ware
stronger than the Highlandsrs. II 10
hardly reasonable for " to expect
Chance to beat that team out.
FIGURING HlllToPS IN FIRST
DIVISION.
Then. again. Clark Griffith has q ciub
down in Washington that has had q
taste of victory and IL fred with am
oition to win the pennant. The ssna-
tors beat out the Athletics last year
and had Boston frightened on several
occasions. We can not nS,irs on the
Hilltoppers passing that orsaniza ton
IN the race. The most ardent fan would
not expect such a thing.
By this process Of elimination the sit-
uatfon comes down to whore the High
landers must beat either the Cleveland
club or tho White Sox 70 finish In the
first division. Even tha< = figuring the
Detroit Tigers tor Q second division
club. which may not be at al reason
able. This leaves the 81. Louis Browns
ont Of the running.
Considering where the IInltop duh
finished last year. and allowing an he
room possible for improvement under q
now leadership. Chance will have
enouxh OF a Job on his hands bcatins
out Cleveland. Chicago and Detroit. II
he does that. Frank Farrell ought to
be happy in the feeling that he has se-
cured q wonderful manager.
There IL not a baseball fan in New
York who IL not willing to see the
Hishlanders mako q great squirt this
season. but think they would be emf
nently satisfied II Chance succeeded in
landing them in the first division. II
would De the beginning for . real pen
nant contender the following season.
Give the now leader . reasonable
chance ana xhs betting 10 that he Will
mako good. 1t may take two or three
years for the pennant. but after what
has happened In the past we can we'll
afford to wait.