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let the kid play round there till he inda
the entrance" was his meditation
At Luchou he told of the strange ado
venture.
Yvonne Chazel heard it.
She smiled.
Its poetic" she said. "but why don't
the man apply himself to something
noble? Introduce him to me-"
They met.
With growing understanding, gravely,
they explained themselves together.
NO YOU are not Chitan!' she said, her
great blue eyes shining
Tell me of the Persian sage and uni-
versal lover' said Garry.
STERLING HELLO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

Chazel, and her friends in iuchon vale
And she% Type OF the movement, ana
first sample of her work, INSPIRED py
the Valley of Lost Affairs amid l1uehon
heights. Yvonne Chazel, rich, Fashionable
and beautiful Parisiepne who had preVi-
ously designed to make the stage career
her end in life. felt suddenly a call
to cry against the emptiness of modern
pleasures.
X
why is everybody so unhappy" is
the call of the fair woman and her
elegant sisters who seem to possess
everything to make life happy. What
is this void We feel. and this dissatis-
factior?'
They admit it.
What IS happiness?" asks Yvonne
Chazel II give you Herbert Spencer's
definition: J5appiness is harmony with
our environment and what is our en-
vironlnent hus God, IN whom we live
and move and have orr being?"
Harmony with God. ana love of fell
low-men they preach. They call it
Beha-ism, II IS very like the two com
manoments Tvonne Chazel often speaks
OF -tbdul-Beha, Persian sage. 1t hurts
not When great aud ences of rich and
1inty fashionables are profoundly
moved. what may not blossom from it?
She win build 4 temple in this Valley
Of Lost Affairs. She Will ask The
as plain inQuirers to mass round it in
the coming summers. The spot is the
site o1 an antique ex-voto place beside
a healing Luchon spring. where pagan
honors were paid the nymphs.
Hot springs gush from these noun
tains They were mystic spots where
higher powers gave healing in the dark
days before our Lord. The modern
I.uehon baths, Toulouse Museum and
numerous private collections are rich
with their inscribed stones, reliefs,
columns, capitals and broken statuary.
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deemed impossible. yet who can count
the elegant women and seemingly blase
men Of the world who have been moved
TO their depths by the words Of Yvonne
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

Meanwhile. Garry. innocent OF any
trouble he was causing, had become the
big friend of two little French boys who
are perfectly well known 10 all America
Exactly SO.
1 name them. They are the Titanic
babies.
1t is idle life in Luchon. People chat be-
meath the trees, to music of the orches-
ira. The lovely mother of the boys had
her embroidery. She smiled gravely as
Claude Garry told her of quest he had
in the valley of Lost Affairs.
Why not?'' she said. Il can tell you
of a stranger quest. 1T was successful"
MY idea is absurd" worried Garry.
yet it haunts Tne.
The lost god Abolition.
Where had he first heard of the lost
god Abellione Only the name is known.
obscure deity of Gaulish tribes 1000
wears ago. of unknown cult, what atavis-
tic throwbacka made Abellions name
haunt Garry? Doubtless he first struck
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All the old tales of Hilloun's hill rushed
to his mind The Venusberg Of German
legend is but corruption of it, and the
AiguiIle Grouse C.'the hollow needle') of
the Norman coast, where a whole people
hid from julius Caesar-the tradition of
hollow mountain filled with treasure,
hid for ages. The twelve strong men of
Larboust had sought it-Larboust valley
is just south OF Luchon. The wild Tubet
found it-Tubet is the forest high above
us
F'everishly. Garry sought an entrance.
All was solid rock around him.
where's the way in?'' he cried to the
kidiet.
Little Raymond smiled upon him bland
~. Doubtless he had found enough for
one day. Garry recognized it And he
must return with picks. lights, ropes. lie
returned to Lichon, dreaming. Il VIII
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your apparent lack of confidence will keep you down the
hand o-outh oers. Try for something bigger and better
always drop back bottomeve The only
risk lies attempting seek the top, how
will your ability? Perhaps do belong belo
OF course you may lose time undergo occasional hard
ships, likely be out of employment for but
of these contingencies mighty cheap adtance the
Without limit You have repeatedly said you
Good the next you honestly believe that PROVE IT.
Start Ambitions find fertile soil in every field
and take wherever You probably superior
position, but that true you have permitted
fear temporary failure gt nerue and genius
without CUTS will land in the gutter You explain your fruit
less by the plea that n obligations do not permit
you take chance but cowards have been hedging with that
trite since Father Time likely youth your first
thoughts for the eare Of your family You would be
eager Improve their add their comforts provide decent
educaons and protect their old that today you'd be making
pay roll instead of signing Other who have lived
achieve nightly and the chalets Of fame had depend
families Despite their poverty and the nsstent need Of
continuous they braue enough acknowledge that
better impose the penalties of ambition parents
and children than doom them Uole Mees of scraping
and scrinpg along the bare necessities Of existence
Responsibility handicap Deaking but spur to tho
strong The who sticks in rut because he Weighted doon
with obligations to Others himself burden the
DEPENDENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

ing something" Little Raymond did not
know what they were hunting
Well. one day they were thirsty. at
the foot of Signac, on the left bank of
the Pique. near a place called August.
They drank at a clear spring. The kid
went pottering among the bushes. Come
backr' called Claude Garry. There are
vipers in those bushes. But the kid was
looking at some unknown object.
Garry FASTENED to him and saw that
the child was peering at a mass OF gran
lite in place, part of the very mountain
base 1t had been smoothed some five
feet square. And Garry read the antique
Latin letters inscribed ON it,
MONS MONS
CCAAVVS CCAAVVS
Mons Cavus' THE Hollow Noun
tain''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
By Herbert Kaufman
Where Is Your Ambition?

n
Ambition expression of evidence of
desire to ndivduaEze himself.
Often resentment against authority,
declaration of independence which poer
vague definite tasks and leads the elec
ton of congen;al therefore enthusiastically performed abo
Ability of latent in All normal healthy
endowed with peculiar qualities which them for the
OF peculiar vocaons But @ endeavor to
place themselves properly and follow the first
patton upon which they chance
Success is usually manifestation of forethought and
prise rather than earnest of natural superiority
Majories habtuay conventional and cautious The
average prefers known certainty possible beernent
comparatively guaranteed living greater but risky
opportunity He is content, In return for guaranteed to
accept the place and adopt the pace determined by the @ who
each agree the chances associated with
direction and propetorshp Thus happens that
members of society," least learn the full pofeaes
of their skill and intellect discover ho far they might have
progressed under the stimulus of Initiative. They acy acquesce
in the limitations of their allotted positions efficiency
solely sufficiently satisfactory days work maintain
their eliminate the personal equation from their tasks
occupy relation organizations similar that of cogs
machinery become standardized units to be replaced
and hired and 1tred according the market
quotations on their commonplace types of service
Until you dare for yourself you take whatever share
delegated you AS long you dstrust your judgment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12


The Rescued Titanic
Babies in a New Role
How Garry Sought
Abellion A Temple
in the Valley of Lost
Affairs, Beside the
II e a lin g Lu c h o n
Spring, Where Pagan
Honors Were Paid the
Nymphs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

Special Correspondence Of The stan.
BAGNERES- DE-I.UCHON, Pyrenees
Mountains tF'reuch-Spanish Frontier),
Sppterubsr 2S 1913.
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NINE Two BOYS AM BABIES. AT


1t was the influence that beat me down
am last week. She refused TO meet him,
though they had a dozen friends in COM
mon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12

WOMEN PREACH LOVE OF GOD VALLEY OF LOST AFFAIRS
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-03-27
State of New Jersey Senate Bill No A. which has become
a law, reads as follows:

shall be unlawful corporation association
modify general rendering the public discriminate
different firms associations corporations different
cities of the State by selling such commodity
such section community
the that OF
the production manufacture after
the difference the grade quality
from the OF
thereof establish
maintain monopoly hnderng competition restriction trade
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
Czy cierpisZ ma zaZie-
bi6niG?

Wet ORA King'a New D'scove-
nv. NAJLErSZE lekarstwo ma
KASZEL, LAZIEBlENIE, CLIO"
ROBE GARDkAl PkUC. P.en'e~
DE z~r6cimy gdyby zawjodio "
wyIeczeniu. Me %sp,eszcie s'e -
wezcie ma uasze ry,yko. P.erwsza
dawka pomaga. J r. Wells, Flo
rydads, Tex. p'sze: ORA b,ng'a
New Discovery wylecz,*o mnie =
clezklego xas>lu i zaz'eb;eula,
Plzyb,a4 em Is fnntow." Kupcie W
apiece NJ. J. Kowalewsk;ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

Naprawia szereg osfabieh,
poduieca apetyt, naprawla
zapchanie, pobrdza orzezwia
jacy sen, naprowadza lola
dek do regularnego trawie'
nia pokarm6w. Otto co Holi~
sierra Rocky Mountain herba.
ia czyni. To jest czego wan
potrzeba kazdego dnia. W
apiece Browna.
Advf rtiseme0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
w1EsC1 z oJCzYzNY
Z PRUS POLSKICH.


CZERSK.Z wiezienia tn tejszego
uclek} przyaresztowanY uledawno
"a k.adzle1 stolarz i osadzono zno-
WI " ~areszcie.
- pedzaoego poci2gu ucieA}
,ransportowany do wieziepla o
botulk J6zef Klaman kt6rego
przyaresztowano "a liczne oszustwa
p,pelnione W Sliwaeh i okolicy.
Pociag zatrzymano udaao SIG "a
zbiegem " pogcn. Niebawem go
pochwycono i osadzono W 6utci"
szem wiezieniu. K odni6sf pray
wyskakiwaniu z pociagu niexna-
c7na rane ma g}owie.
KARTUZY. Wfa6clciel Jo-
zef Kwidzinskl " SomOnjnie zmie.
nil "a ,,pr&yzwoleniem" VIA
dry nazwlsko swe ia Ka.ol
Drews. A eaten Niemiec swiezo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

upieczony!
- iona Fularczyka Kosowa
sp,zeda}a rosetta m,lno ze je a
fantows{ komornlk sadowy. Ia to
skazat j. t~utrjs,y sad lawDiczy Ia
diva tyg'duie wiszienia
GDANSK. newaka operowe
90 droasa, At6ry userzy}. twarn
dyrektora tcatru .Grutz"ra 1kaz J
sd lawn,czY ia 100 marek grzA-
why.
Pos,edziciela Augusta Klebe &c
Slezycy skaza}a tutcisza ,zba
karn4 "a krzywoprzysie>tso ia rok
wltzitnla.
TUCHOLA. roeiedziclel W}a~
dys}aw K}o,owski " B!adowje 20
sta+ obrany pcze}otonym gminy l
potwierdzony. Ola okreyu polsko"
cekcynskiego zosta{' m,anowany
w6jtem obywatel Kriesel.
SkARSZE wy. KomcrD,k
S:herret z Paw}owa prey scinan u
ga}e1ki " leslie tax sig zrani} re
wskutok wielkie5o up}ywu krwl
UNI ,rl. Pozostavif sope pie-
cioro ma}y CHI dzieci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

GDANsK. w sxdziwym wieku.
umar}a wdowa Barbara J.nkowska:
pochodxaca re Starrgardu. Cd 80
lat mieszka}a W Gdansku umar}a
W ~ roku zyoia.
- Kodak nasz xnsny pianista
Ralf Koozalski urzadxi} tn kilka
wieozcr6w szcpenowskich. Publ.
cznost gdanska przyje}a 90 nader
goraco l byia gra lego vprost "a.
Oh ycona.
= Duly MEDRONlERZ, POI
wat tucho!ski. N,cdswno Cd
by1o sic tn 7oswieoenie nowo
zafo4 'nego cmentarza. Po6wiecenia
dokona} nasz czoigo lny ks. prob.
Kulawa. Gala uroczystosd odbY1a
sic " n~alezytym porzadku i 2 po-
waga. Sp,ew czterog}osowy ma
Choir mieszany wypad} bardzo dor
brze. Wsxyslkim kt6rzY przyczynili
SIC do upiekszenia cmentsrza ora,
uroczystego pos wiscenia nale3s
sig serdeczne podz'eko vanie.
BYSkAW. Is letn, syn pos edz
cieia Kacinskiego WHO'LL mas,yn.
Kiedy maszyna ko}ysa{a sic ia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
rzadow5ch Sprawl obie7 Ia ~s1,st-
kie Instance, " koncu senat roz-
s.rzygnai ga korzysd ucznidw.

W Moskwi ukoncz>} SIG process
przeciw $50 zydowskim studentom
o niclega'ne nabycie patentu ia
dentyst6w, k,6ry i'm pozwala
zam,eszkac v strefie ola zydow
yaka >aoej. Uwoluiono 81 oskarzo"
NJ ch, a resate skazano po l roku
w,zziena, lecz polecono ich 1asce
cara 9 lexarzy i urzednik6w " ,e
sprawe zaw;k{anych skszano ma
wiezien cd l do 3 m'esiecy.
WARSZAWA. Playa bandyty-
Emu przJbrala VIZ w Warrzawie
nadzvyczs]ne rozmiary Skutk'em
Dapsd6w baodyckich " re- otrzy-
ma{o ra"y 23I osob, z tel liczby IS
ponie slo 6mierc "a mie;scu. Ogden
papad6w " celu rabu"ku byfo " r
zw Warszawie 1872 P;wlekszy}a
sic r6wDie4 nics4ychanle liczbs
rozpraw i bdjek nozowych, v
kt6rych rany odnios]o SIS os6b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

Z POZNANSKIEGO.
CZNRNlEJE 40, Stras:l,wie
zakonczy'a sig ur~ocsystosd weeelns
" domu Kowala Now'ckiego. o.
CLEO pans ..mlodego ko}od1iej Ga
dz,nski z Marzeniu usna} przy sto-
lie. Gdy poznie) chciano 60 obud1,t
spostl ze4ono re ME lyle. Parali4
ser.a pc}osy} kres jego 1yciu.
CZARNYLAS. Umarf tutaj ME-
dawno 90 lata -lhszaoy wymiernik
Kub;ca kt6rego krdtko przedten
p6b6dt stadoik i z}amas pray tel
sposobnosci kilka zeber.
RADONIEWICE. We w1osce
" poblitu cegieln' znale z'ono zupe1
ME rozebranego cie6le Kurza be-
zycia. K. by} na}ogowym pi)akiem
p%rzYpuszczac wiec aalezy ze ida
wa}o mu- sig ze Przyszedf do domu
i rozebral sic by sc polozyt j tai
zasnawszy- zmarzl Otto do c,egt
prowod,i pijaDstwo.
~STRZAkKOWO. w Nosys}a'
win pod i Koninem -zjawi}o 81,
dw6ch meiczy,n pros1ac ke. pro
boszcza do chorego. kiedy pro-
bcssoz udat sig do pcczekal'e % 20
koju zranili go wystrzafem ponize
serca amiertelsl". Organista n
odyfos strzel6w zamkna{ sig '
wie&Y i dz voniac W dzwony zwo'
}a{ lud,i ma pomoo. Tym,zasem
rabu,ie uc;ekti.
kAWICZ. w Pakos}awiu TO
botnlka Grippe " stain, ko'o'istJ
Wen a}a koh prhydusi{ do z{obt
tax Ii CIR. odni6s{ c'ezkie obrazeni'
wewnetrzne wskutek czzg'
zmarz|.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

po szeregu prlem6 wien UGH waIono
odp"w,edn,e rexoiuoje.' Po zgrrma-
grups, rrsewaznie termina
rusxy'a ma miasto l powy:>
bi]ala mn6stwo s4yb " sk}adach :
gOtowem obuwiem. Policja wkrov
czy}aj zapob,eg&a. dalssym eksce.
som. w m,e6ce wEr6d kupc6w
powstala panika. I'uz" wystaw
sklepowych p%ozamykano stotami
zelaznemi. Policja aresztowa}a
dwoch ekscedent6w.
Jak donosi Neue Fr. Presse "a.
~strzeli} ob}akany kapral ]s pu&ku
piecholy " Nebesidle " Heroogos
wine tree h kolegow zrAui} trzech
i'ls1ych pomiedzy tymi ledaego
niobezp'eczn,o. 'Gdy SIC don ability
l., k,)ku zoin;erzy z odwachu. "a
s~trzeli1 tak1e jedncgo Z clch 20
zaclstej obronle zas,rzeli} sic wresz-
Gle sam.
CHRZANOW. w Jaworzui pod
Chyzanowen g6rnicY znalsz'i ia
gosc,6cu nledaleAo granicy rosyja-
.klej zw}oki zamordowanej kobiety.
Ma g}owle nleboszczki widoczny ch
by}o kllka ran z,danycb tepem
n~arzedzirm. Sl,dztwo wykaza}o. he
xamordo wana jest 60 letn:a Wlkto
rya Sypurewska. z~smies>ka}a "
W ysoklm B'zegu " Kr6lestwiv
I Polsklem. Pray zvfokach znaIezlo.
no minimizing got6wks. Z"ndarme.
rya podejrzyws, lie zbrobai dokona
zie6 Sypaiewskiej, niejaki jar
Stacho~ leckl, karany juz try lie
tniem w~iez;enie,n "a us;}owane
morder~two StaCbawiecki INK
tego samego dLia, kt6rym ow'
s~,aru'zke zamordowano.
WALDO VICE. w rowe PREY
gos,iocu, wlodacym do Nowycl
Dwor6w " powiecle wadow'ck'm
zcaleziono Mich ia Mezess z Thu
czenl Dolnei. k,6rego jakis n:e1na'
iomy TAX dotkllwle obi1, lie Mex'
" godzi"e pc z~aslezieuiu smarf
KRAKOW Swietokrad1t~ 10. W
kosci~ls Ojc6w Ka;melit6w v
Krakowie popelniouo kradzlez.
Wyw}aszczyciele z.brali wota, jail
krzyze, medale, ptr}y ftp. r
zloczyncach ME ma sladu.
~ n0yN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27
Severy
Balsam
ma P}uca

(Severa's Balsam for Lungs
wy:rzyma} probe d}ugich lat
uzywania go, DO zg6ra trzecia
czesG stulecia. Bierz go, kiedy
ty]ko potrzebnjesz ]ekarstwa
ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-27

wosie, ssrm;arzai ch}opcsyk ust.wit
j4 nalekYoie. W6wozas massyns
spa,dl. oh.ogca ma Oogs rso'so ~.
cietso.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
ALABAMA MINSTRELS PLEASE
LARGE AUDIENCE LAST NIGHT

The Alabama Minstrels arrived in
the district Thursday and gave three
performances, McGill. Thursday,
at Ruth Friday and in Ely last night.
Each show was well attended. last
night the tent being filed to capacity,
and everyone was we'll pleased with
the entertainment.
There were many new song hits
warbled as only the real sable-hued
minstrel can shout them and the
jokes. sketches and speeialties We're
all good. Numbered IN their list
are several high-class artists who
would do credit to some of the best
circuits and the show was n with
which little fault could be found.
At the conclusion of the show a
dance was given in the Roekhill-
S~hallenbarger hall, the minstrel or
ehestra providing the music for the
occasion. The hall was well filled
and the dance greatly enjoyed.
The company travels in its own
cars and departs this morning for
Wells, Nevada, and ogden, Utah.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
I6M2
= rs BUSY STORES

the direction of the foamy stems, and
the game was awarded the Cyanide
team without protest. The High
brows didn't appear to have much
trouble hitting the ball, but it was
so far around the bases hat the
sprinters couldn't connect with the
home plate in a way to count scores.
Perhaps after more practice and a re-
duction of adipose tissue on the part
of some of the players, they will be
able to make a better showing as ex-
ponents of the national game.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
NEVADA MAN HONORFD BY
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENT

On Tuesday, President Wilson sent
to the senate the following nominal
tons;
First assistant secretary of the in
terror, Audrieus A. Jones of Las
Vegas, N. NJ.
Commissioner of the general land
office, Clay Tallman of Nevada.
Assistant commissioner of the gen
eral land office, Charles NJ. Bruce of
Arizona.
Tallman long has been a praeticing
lawyer in Nevada. Beginning in
1909, he was a member of the state
senate for four years, being president
pro tempore during the last session.
and was his party's candidate for
congress in 1912.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
CyANIDERs, =; HIGHBROWS. 1.

The ball game at the Ely park,
Sunday. between the C%yandiers, and
The Highbrows of the University Club
was an attraction that drew a good
sized audience to the ball park and
furnished no end of sport. The Cy-
aniders put it over the Highbrows
s to 4. or at least that was the way
the score stood when a keg of the
famous Milwaukee brew was tapped.
and after that the runs were all in
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

to cost. and report at the next meet
ing of the council.
The sexton subject bobbed up
again. as Mr.. Adolf. who has held the
job for a short time. has disappeared,
and the position is again vacant. The
council authorized Mayor Parker to
appoint another sexton.
Ernest Jackson's bonds for sprink-
ling the city streets, was approved.
The sprinkling season is limited TO
November /.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
CITY COUNCIL TRANSLATES
IMPORTANT BUSINESS

At Mondays session of the city
council. the ordinance prohibiting
gambling passed its final reading. and
ed period of advertising. The amout
of the fine is left optional 10 the dis
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
Happenings In
Society Circles

About thirty-five neighbors and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Nor
gan walked in upon them Thursday
evening, at their home in East Ely,
taking possession of the house and
putting into effect a pre-arranged
program of social enjoyment. Mr..
and Mrs. Morgan were not at all dis
concerted at the surprise, and enter
ed heartily into the spirit of the oc- .
%casion. Dancing was the enjoyable
Evenings pastime, and as the visitors
came we'll prepared refreshing punch
sion ice cream, cake and coffee. The
occasion was delightfully."- informal
and most heartily enjoyed by all
present. The invitation list included
baugh, Stewart, Duddleson, Light
foot. MeElroy, Code. Paine, Wheeler,
Davidson, Hedge. Amens, L~indskog,
Miller, Beverly, Fink. Fay, Leonard,
i dil LII RltN9 iio, AiA5StS Duiatt
son. Rumbaugh. Gates. Whitaker,
Mier. and Messrs. Duddleson, House,
Houston and Barnes.
Mrs. Osmond G. Bates will extend
hospitality to the Large Five Hun
dred Club on next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Arthur Smith entertained {
mall gathering OF friends at tea on
Thursday afternoon
Miss Dorothy Upton will entertain
dinner guests at the steptoc hotel
tor light
Mrs. Francis Root was the hostess
of the Tuesday Evening Five Hun
dred Club this week.
The Junior class of the high
school has issued invitations for a
dance in honor of the Senior class on
next Thursday night at the Rockhill-
Shallenbarger hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chandler en-
%tertained dinner guests at the Step
toe hotel on Sunday evening.
An informal dinner party ct the
Steptoe hotel in compliment to Miss
Dorothy Richardson, who has recent
ly returned from a years study at
Miss Harkens' school in Palo Alto,
was a pleasant little affair of Friday
evening.
Mrs. Charles Chandler will enter
tain the Original Bridge Club at the
Steptoe hotel on Thursday.
Miss Katherine Colwell entertain
ed a delightful gathering of her
Juvenile friends in honor of her fifth
birthday anniversary on Saturday
afternoon. Those making merry
with the happy little hostess were
Margaret Baird. Mildred Shell, Jessie
Jean and Margaret Colwell. Margaret
Miles. Jack Wright and Daniel Me
Knight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Witcher en-
tertained dinner guests at the Step
toe hotel Saturday evening.
to cost. and report at the next meet
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Witcher en-
tertained dinner guests at the Step
toe hotel Saturday evening.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-01
MEMS FURNISHINGS

Mems furnishings are complete
in all its lines.
Underwear in all kinds as we'll as
Nunseng wear in the Union Suits
in the new closed crotch.
Big Line of Shirts and Clothing.
Imperial Valley press. (El Centro, Calif.) 1907-current, 1913-12-27
"The Shepherd of the Hills"

There is character in "The Shep-
herd of the Hills" the dramatizatior
of Harold Bell Wright's novel, which
comes to the Opera House commencing
New Years day with matinee, called
"Preachin' Bill" Despite the rough
ness of his character he has brand of
philosophy that in its way is quite
equal to that of "David Harum." Some
of his sayings are:
"Some fellers can do mighty big
things in burned little way"
every hound has his strong points,
but some has more of EN-"
There is a bond of fellowship in
sorrow that knows no conventionali-
ties"
Hits good fer Teller t be down
in the back onct in a while. If hit
warn't fer that we'd git to standin'
so burned proud and straight we'd go
plumb over backwards"
an his face was the look of one
who had done fought his fight to the
finish and war too dead beat t even be
glad it war over"