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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Scn nprifc SnnuSc.
Noit. @r. Apalnnea Mlcnia.

Golt. Ser. apammeS N}erighe
Ger peo Ssiiau, Soma, bar enitem
mig anioeet Spnooebeilutningcn
6oreninlsioaen.
- Tnit. s. :. @cius Meniabeoel
/ @ilmin9ton % Caledonia hnr BEG,
&C %enltemnriN ontaget Spnooebeilut
ninger / 6orcniHgsiaaen.
- Voitor I. aorenS Meni9beocr
Golmnr ol @aihington 0rairie, bar
be9gc iorfnitct S~prooenS @eilitning
/ N%nIcNuing 6orcningSinlcn.
Tait. z. @crpen / N~eritrano,
Miun.. cr nctop fommet tilbage ira
Cos &cgos. y. ~, hpor ban bar OF.
hoIot iil Ct Bar Mnonc0cr4 Gio Tor
fin &eIbrco5 SfnIo.
sra Caledonia bercttes at Mc
riabe0cu ser o. / @iImiugton bar
fiebt Ell prratIQ Vrcitcladro ser /
@pcn Tor &ait. @ciu. Get me Qi
beor0cI / @iIminpton airfc pcntca
iuNiat I'll Tll.
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Neinnsoe / Sonar Mcuiahc0. Moth
ian Q}inn., 20cn I'll Toe December.
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NltcrqunQ. Noit. 6. Tapif prp0i.
fe0c ca Nait. Z q. A~tuitpol0 bolOt
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&C % mango IeIcl0tcr uar moot
frcn1. @co ct Nitcumc0c holot Fro
Hiita0 ct ppperlilt 6orcoro9,
brori ban Iianeoe Nor0mpnOcne2
SSnoOnnorinN I'll Noroueitcn meO IS
raclitrrneS @ebngaeIie al aanoon.
Somar Mcniahcb bar iheit bnaQct
Girten al Concrete 90 Cement
'Slocf3 oper &orocu % lat ino ct mt
Garmcnpparat.
ct Grtrnmeoc al Han arcoS
blcO nibol0t / NSil0roic Meniobe6
ira 1S0e til 200e 9touembcr. Tor
StcNctS Brett bar ielgcn0e til.
6ormnno 7. q. Nen0ricfion.
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aorSruN % :. ". RoSboIt. Mcoct
lnbneoe$ meO @en al Tormun0cn.
Gcrpaa off man opcr iii @rlmoicn
lpanin1 al Den me Strife ION iionl
ncr er opiart / @iIbroie. Cen bel.
Sanding uoierteS oeo Iorman6
oeroriction meb @iitdno al Sc an
IRE Frcltcr. st notiaa tort Ciicr
Ill gu~ggeionoet. Gitcrmio.
.'ogsn1soet bcAnnotc nlco 6orhnn0.
ina ooer Sen amber Bon, nle0 las
tor $. u. Moniou ion Hcierent.
Sornano &en0ricfion talte oaiuo. ,
Gitcnen bol0teS @rpoifen poa
snQelit pcb @ait. Ho@hoIt. NoQle
AZ 8oret inmt Ell SoIo Al ia.
tor &orSrlo gioroc iii ill al iorheie
StemninJen. SnsbaQ5msoet be.
meb 6~orbauoIiuq oucr "qu. ,
ereHS SnfrnmGntc" al Gorman0
>en6ricfion ~ Gnit. Wonion. Sfrii !
eau0stiei1eitc ON @iterni60oaen peh !
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I notion tort 0iicr optogca iii &u
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lort opnertiom p0a ocu al Snno d
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liiteoe Ben al hirIpe i'm &rcit til
! ia 'nte acknowledgements. Eao
'rlrno a Fait Mouiou5 ti0li0c Nj !
'Ilt en- Gitcrmio0oQen blep Tor \
1n%>Iinqerne ~iortiat al Gormauo
'CaNyicfior. II
(atiigeIie@oaQen por set % 3
ar. ll0en Noit Nbcl 9uNerion be N
9rote ii &irtc iom Brett t Wontc b
.oeo, G'inn. Y2cuiQbe0ur fom octte r
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mi til 0tooc j Nirfcn sal. Z Alitcn. {
lrtct,ottcn bclru0te at rinae. IRE. +.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
ans,Ommet III Sielmelanssiousst.

SuefamIei rcs G. 9. Sobuion. Toripap, Sa.:
cam 4. sIepae, asor,pan, IA. s25. Senrr
Sutilc, gcr,pap. ga, $40, 60. W'cIbus. Tor'
nab. "a. $40 1elei I. eauae $40. Veecr !.
Nespia IS, ears q. alepse So. q. q. aleype
IS, g. e. ararnme 81. 8. a.. alepps 80, J. z.
Gespia 81. G. q. 0panfon 81. 8. 8. TanIfon
81, Crm Z. SunoinesIano 81. u. z. Gioe 81.
dne ira ginnefbeif Gcurfr. Soma.
SnefamIet ceb Gle 8. SHou: aan. I'm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
SEN 6e0itc Sulcprcicmt
CT oftc CT gOb @ns.


SfanOinapcns gOabanoel bar oct
'tprlte nopaIg al nOrifc Sp9er al cgct
6or 90 her / HnnOet. Sngeret inbbeiGt.
ter reli9icic %oger Sangbpeer, yGie=
beger, bitoriite Humnuer. Nppeuer 90
6Ortrlin8cr. 6nbOer pco. at gpeer
ilOgipne her. CT ium Ncsel Iorbclospis
lanai bili9cre cub be importereoe.
gnGtlpbcrc iaar altiaa DC bcoitc IGr-
bier peO al giere 5uleupuals ira bort
6prlag.
1T lturarlet Eager al impurtcrcbs
Ssgrr ieres altio.
6plo no pcnne SLANT t % itno ben ibaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Sra Sjelo % SjorS.
6%ortirtteIic fra Sioc 8.

par oiltnof life norif, men Ell al 81
Tl0ltc Vionercr / Stoten @oihina.
ton % oct Tl0ite Meolem al Statcng
Vlonerforcnina oN cr iaolcocS for.
bun0et nle0 0enme Stats biitoriifc
lloultlillg, at ban Dor onltale5 Iiot
oenne GorbinOelic. San par al inf
@crfom't o. loot / Nenniplpunin /
1920. &an par / lit 21oe Iar, ga
ban taitebc lin Stemme ior @inionl
NcllrD @arriiou til YrNiioent. &an
fom til Can Trancisco i 1858 o0 OBJ
bolot lig Scr / > Nnr. s 1853 fonl
BON til @~oibinGton og be1pnote
ionrnc Iar / Steilacoom llogiucIien
AZ "Sbc Nllget Souno NeroIo". Get
pcobIeu at u6tonlme til / 1864. :
1867 rlDttc0c ban iii Slpnlpia oo
bcapnote Der l~l0giuelicn al ct mt
NIoo taIoet "Eaciiic Zines, Ser /
1878 iIutteocs til Tacoma % i 1873
til Seattle. San bar ifrepet "&emi.
niIcencrS OF @aibirgton SerritorD",
Ser or ct aiIoeifriit ior ocnne StatS
Floncrbiltorie& &%eOfommen0e..
Wfeo oct iaunle moo ieg ogiao
n1eo etpar Fenneitreg income etpnr
lorlfe Q9oSialO bcrll0e. ga NalniIicr-
ne er Qoot ficn0te pitenior og bar
moltJe SIUgtninger og &enner Ser
lUlcr "Qccoroh. NOlten". Set enc
Uor Crit Sonoerion; set onOet tar
Mrs. Han6l Bertha Soften, /. 3Srr
0en. NeAlc tilberte min Meniohco
"a be0Nc oe0c Ialnnte DAG, Sen 90c
?toO. Toritnrpnte bocoe paa Gam
oct noe ue0 EupallIp; Sen oloen her
i @uen. @r. Sonoerion font ION
Barn til GIopton 60, ga. Sioen
bouoc ban boet pan iorifielige Ste
Ser / emmett So, Su., pes gu
uernc oa Eelicau Napi0@, Winn., oQ
'lolt bcrloc hpor ban III Oooe. San
por 0lit mc0 @unbilO Neite1ouro,
Scr Ieuer iQlen inmt 4 Barn. Sr. z.
par en- iIlttl0 Spier al "(oltcu". -
Mrs. &eiten BAR Ell ma apinoe; bun
efterlaocr oQlaa 1 &arn. &en0eS
6orGl0re % Soifenoe Dor ue0 Out
loot / SnltuttcmoM CANADA. Sen-
oea Nialo, &bcooor Soften, err Seas.
icrcr ! min MeniQbc0 % en- al Sc
met oftluc % %agtuTr0ige Nor0mpno
her Wpen. Sam cr tor npruprcn0c
o9'oo 6ormono ior Sen Ierppren0c
Sogc Conner al Nor9e". San er
ell Smn al &obn Setter. ser / lin Gio
bocNe uc0 Nco Hipcr !iot ignbenior
.Noorhcao. San por en- al Gioncrcr.
lie / Nco 9tiocr Galcn on en- al Sc
icritc NoromUno ser in~opouorcoc til
DC CRATER on life ocu iorIte.
GorIeocn Gog iii ica Nilicn ira
.GpcntprcrenL Seer Stremmc. Non
bar "a / Shongbui. &iuo; men ifuloe
itror pioere.
9tritc lllc itaI Vi her / Stooen
berreS mco en- aoncert al oen Der
ocnSbcremtc %ioliniit, San allbeIif
a. Den li9eida bcremtc SanQcrinoe,
McIbo, ser M regneS iolnn1en
mco Sennie 2iuo, Gbriitiua NiI&ion
~ Noclina Vatti. aoncertcn ifoI
! "Irmorp" - fun > Soar.
talcr ira TreitcboIigen men oligeucI
ior langt borte ira FreitenS Genae.
prn9, Tor Den FOG man life Seninn
Ill.
ct mt &eite al "Spmra" fom
Zen Clan @cbmer or Ell al.
'iSig Gigter! % set er life bare
%cr$mo8cri Ran iarcr meo; oct or
oirfclig itemningSiuIoc apao.
% bette pel blir nit iibite @rep
Jar SllI, piI ieg o%iiliitte set meb Ne
SuIcenifer Ill ale "Yoiten"s
% oerls HerionaIc. 8tGSe.
liz Sui!
SafiigeISiesSaaen 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
iii WtesSalbuerue!

Sbor er @iesbalbuerne | @reriia? Seq fer.
at nRfien ane andre aisr no9et for fin Silent
bb9o til nRite slar, men bet fer life no I'll,
at Der er noaen fra @ieSoal. fom preber at
aicre noeet. Get or BELT Iibt fert M, men bi
fan iaa 1antmen Ell bel Gel iointer, bbis hi
er enige. SpiS Der or noaen ira @iesoaI,
Tom Ipfer olele 2inier, faa ifuIoe iee lie at
bore fra benz.
8. Z. Coma,
Srn1sbO, Minn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
MorslOrbfambslaaet i Nmerifa.

Set bar meo Ell bis SIgoe 90 etoItbeo, az
leo Tor life lana Iio iihen I9fte bette Iabn.
Wldt bsrer oite ON at llofIbtterne fra be
loriteuiee 8D9oer bar luttet fla %fantiren /
iorffiellt9e Slags GAG. for puu ben Wsanoe al
bolbe @arnSom3s 90 Observation-Disclosures iriNe-
Tor at fnotte @aanoet melenr 9ngoerne noe
90 bteritine mere 90 mere fammen. Settle er
en- meaet fin % 900 Garfe, % ieg bill berfor
beoe ale Observation-Disclosures Der / 9lnterifa at
lfsfie rTbiie Gag melt mlIigf. Sra andre
rorfe 2aa Slnterifa berer lea at oe M til
Sonlrteren 1914 GrrGneercr Eur bienl til SAM
lelnroet Tor at bele9e dienotc % 3ipre. Sette
CT felo'net o9faa ell 600 1anie; men life nof
ineo oet! Wan fnar ben enc @ieloina efier
Den dnoeit, iorl 9a1r lo pod. at norffe llos
parorere ennr fa;nmen % itctter ct ener nnoet
alnieilnntti9t Soretaeenoe / fine Vnebcr bien,s
me I gtorgc. SfuIoc life riooet Iianenoc prre
pGslenoe at trnfc pua for Observation-Disclosures?
COM fdn'fe mango peb, faa boIoer man paa
6ien1nie | Norne at fna ifianb ell Irnge iaonct
SolfebeiffoIe for Noroborolauo. 1arYen or at
iaa BEN reiit | slaret 1914 (bunoreoe 9laret
for BEN norffe Gribom). Sm man matter set
fonllrer an paa ben sfonomiffe Sioe al Gaaen.
If rPffe en- biGIpcnoe Snano Der faa man
fliIlee fna SolfebsifoIen iftano I paaiGnft
lio 49, oct fpres ica maatte bare noget ut
tPnte pau for Observation-Disclosures. Sea oab
nioe on iiie bette oi!oe barre ct Wiroe Tom
BANDIT %fnnrnen, bnaoe une % aumntel. Sffe
bare ct fI0gtiat 6iiafbip; men et taft @annb -
ct npttigt, iiGrliet Winoe / Srocts bbbefte
Serior observation-disclosures berooer
lab % trnfe Ganfcn ill Votnenl Sa er oct fnn
at hi firber bet iom ct ~pasfenoe o. oeroiet
Slrbeioe for %, at bi 81 efier Cine blpIper
bore fiGre 9heoerS llreoom irem til iisrre
artoifdb. til @I9oe % SeIligneIfe for fla
feIo, % bort in9re S9oreInno. CAB ps taee
fdt pGa Irbeioet meo eneare.
Seq bill bcrior beoe Sormoleen for nrbntc
2aa, at ban ta9er fla al Sagen oa friter fia
6orbinoelie meb Jormanoen for 6oIfebsi.
ffoIelGget | NorbboroIano, Sr. sSurer S1arl
Sitrietb, Bergen. IA iea 'or 9iben er paa
Reife i Sarodneer. fda bill iee tiIInt enfe
mine Sdrbpsbineer (~Serobcr) Ell 900 oa bel.
Iisret Sui % ct sobt Sintaar.
9. z.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Sill Wurae / 1914.

Sfrip til Gunaro Sine, Winnea.
polls, ior Namflet bpori fremboloes
Be ipecieae Soroele, Der bpoes Gas.
iagerer, iom bill reiie til Norse !
1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Satatoa

Se nil ea erbOlbs irit Dor 100 Siocrs
gostatalos,
JOHN ANDERSON PUB. co.,
5lL5I1 N. Peoria ST., Chicago, III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

enmaHiucn "Suspennen" ct mobtdeeu I
aoS Sroen, % ben CT alt bi fan yufe en-
euniaffiue at bare. Zen eier eoot Irbeioe
oG aanr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Sanges Snnooe.

Icing, luu al ppet SltUS Dul ~ eHei
llngoomsmsoe.
Samges Spnooe.
GofiiseIiesoiret / 2ac aui Bar
lie Wenigbeo, Eaitor @arituos aaIo,
bIeo iaor $605.S0.
Vaitor 2ebre OF Siiitru bleo
nplig al i'm Wenigbeb / 8rano Sorts
oOerraft en- @ope paa 500.
Gre al Vaitor 5~aIfangerS DE
tigbeoer bar forbgiet Ereitelennen
me6 $50 bier. Voitoren bar ogiaa
ianct 3 Maoneber iii en- N~orgestur,
ion ban oil tiltrroe i WiartS.
Naitor SSobon glrneion er mn
fonrmet tilbn8c ira Giten, bpor han
bar moot megen @elpille oN iaaet bra
til Mcniabe0en5 me STRIFE.
Nion baabebc at ioa ben fGroig til
,Sltl.
Nlbcrta arcoS al Sou1es Gu.
nooe boI0t / Ropcmber Nar2moGc /
McnigbeO, Batter &. g. SO.
tbenS aolo. Ger bar ct goot 1rcm-
npOc. Somtolcemnct. Nab. 3: II
%, blcp oreitct me0 Gin og Strait.
Noitor @icImerpif peO OSTcp,
@iS., bar niIlonct Oct al 3nbreniS-
ionSbeItnrellen tiIitiue0c aolo iii at
)Irfc uco GroSbp. u. 2. Mieniobe-
)ernc, Der ban er, bao bam enitem
MIG ON at iortiptte 9Irbeioet blanot
'enn, oerior aiilog ban &ilbltoet ON
It g0n I'll Nortb Gafotu.
Eaitur Grc1o ira @cre8for0
cite Qienneln 9terpi95 og OIberas
tol0 oA fif Subifription for oet pon-
Nloer0omsbienr. Set aif ooer
.Sorpentning goOt. San fisrte nlc0
lrtomoblle, ina ban TOM onlfrir1
ort. 5 iorltnGpnteS aolO it6ifri-
nogct obcr $1,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

The second winter term at Valdez Col
lege, DEBORAH, Iowa, begins Dec, &c. lola.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

or iaa itort at flin iaa inOfinoer iig
peo Msoerne; Mosicrne boIoer iig
bienme poa @ruii0 al lang Iei.
areoien uotaIte iig 0erior i 6aper al
Ceiling, iaa at bper areos bar fit eget
lluu0pnrsmebe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

Vacation at Valdez College, DEBORAH,
Iowa, begins Dec. 10. One weeks vaca-
ton. School re-opens Dec. 20.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

"Tecorobs9piten" nnootaeer giorag til Mirs
oeeoeer pg ~foitterer | @Iaoet for alt, foru
feibeS ino.
@iorag fenbes | IorebsOrbers gart.
Sraits ener aontanter.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
W|NNEMUCCA
SPRINGS JOKE

A little town called Winnemucca
out on the Nevada desert wants the
capitol. Its quite a joke, and the
Legislature should pass the bill and
then see if the people OF this state
want to take the responsibility OF sad
ding a debt of about two million.
dollars upon themselves The prop
osition has hung over this city for
years, and it should be settled at this
session.
Winnemucca will keep the Joke 90
ing for ever unless the people of the
state are given a chance to settle it
for all time.
Pass the removal bill this time and
put II UP to the people We don't
think the citizens of the State want
the Capitol moved.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
BUSINESS IS
TRANSFERRED

A business change was consum-
mated in this city today which will
make quite a difference in the affairs
along Carson street. Frank Lopez
has purchased the business and stock
of the Davey & Maish delicatessen
store and will move his grocery busi-
ness to the premises now occupied
by that firm.
Eli .Barkley will occupy the Vieira
building, opposite the bank, and will
open a delicatessen. He will proba
bly, purchase the Davey & Maish
stock from Mr.. Lopez.
1t is reported that Messrs. Eavey
& Maish will go to Southern Cali
fornia and engage in wholesale
business.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08

phone and asks him to step over,
instead OF going to the newspaper
with the information. the publication
OF which is advertising purely.
Men who scoff at new spaper ad-
vertising are usually the first to beat
it to the editor to tell him OF some
change i'll the business. which shows
that they are not consistent in their
opinions. Taking it for granted that
such persons do believe that news
paper publicity is of no value they
should not have the nerve TO MAKE
such demands for the free advertis-
ing. There Is still another class
which does not believe i'll newspaper
advertising until they get into trou-
Bile or disgrace, but who still hurry
around to see that nothing gets i'll the
newspaper so that it becomes public
property 1t is strange thing that
out of the bulk of the public senti
ment for the legitimate newspaper
that so little of any value ever gets
into the newspaper strong box. 1t is
not so strange viewed in tie light OF
the foregoing ideas on the part If
public that few newspapers ever get
rich or even independent
The idea is repellant to every pub
Usher to have to inform any man that
because he does not advertise or
bring in job work that no publicity
can be. given him when he wants it.
And most editors take it for granted
that sooner or later the true value OF
the newspapers may soak into the
thickest head and the returns for
freely given advertising may come
But it does not work. Most men who
attempt to work the newspaper for
Tree advertising are without coi.-
science. and the same thing is re-
peated year after year.
There is just one thing that every
self respecting publisher desires. that
he and his business receive the same
treatment as that other business
ventures and business men in the
community You will always find
him shouldering his share OF every
community burden without COM
paint But being treated as a beggar
by one-half and as CRATER by the
other. after time gets under the
thickest hide and rankles II your
newspapers are worthy, support them
TT unworthy and unnecessary, use the
axe and get rid of them.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
THE SCR|BES
HERE MONDAY

Today the newspaper men of this
city have been perfectng arrange
ments for properly meeting and en-
tertaining the members of the
Nevada Press Association. who will
meet in this city next Monday, at
their regular semi-annual session of
the Association.
Every resident of this city should
be interested in this matter and take
hand in entertaining and making
welcome the visiting newspaper men.
This is the first meeting Of this kind
that has been held in this city for
a long time and is probably the step
ping stone toward making Carson the
convention city of the state
The Association is now little over
a year old, is growing, and has as
its members nearly the entire force
of newspaper men of Nevada, all of
whom are taking an active interest.
Their first visit to this city should be
be made such that their impressions
should be most favorable and lasting
The business people here can do
much toward making their visit one
of pleasure.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
THE DANCE
WAS SUCCESS

The Eagles dance given in Viz
ginia City last night is reported as
having been most enjoyable affair
and success from every point OF
view. One of the largest crowds that
has attended dance on the hill in
many months was present and the
od-tirne spirit of good fellowship for
which Virginia is noted, seemed to
prevail throughout the evening.
A special train carrying two Cal
loads of people. left this city at 7
o'clock and beside many members of
the legislature large number of
residents of this city took advantage
of the opportunity to enjoy the hos
pitality of the Comstockers.
The special left Virginia after the
dance and reached this city about 4
o'clock this morning Comparatively
few of the visitors returned and re-
mained over and will visit the deep
mines today.
The Comstockers are noted for
their genial hospitality and as usual,
made good last evening.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
AGED NEGRO
DIES IN RENO

A dispatch from Reno states that
Frank Baccus, giant negro, aged
11S, who drove freight teams between
Placerville and Sacramento 90 years
ago, died of senile gangrene yestef
day at the Nevada State Insane asy
lum near Reno.
John Hawthorne, aged 81 years,
knew Baccus at Sacramento sixty
years ago He was then 6 feet s
inches tall, weighing over $50 pounds.
and was apparently about 90 years Of
age.
Baccus stated that he remembered
when Madison was inaugurated
president in 1909, when Is years old
so that his birth must have occurred
about l7o4 He accompanied his mas
ter in the Black Hawk war of 1882
In 1850 he came from Missouri to
Placerville He worked out his bond
age and then worked as a freighter
for Deluce, who ran a store for many
years at Placerville Baccus came 70
Nevada in the sos before there was a
Rene
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
AG|TAT|NG
HIGH LICENSE

A measure has been brought up
which provides for a higher state
liquor license 1t is now reported that
the measure is to be amended so -
to increase the county retail licenses
to $500 pr annum. We have not heard
from other portions OF the state ex-
cept Reno, and there the same as III
this city. some of the saloon men are
in favor of increased license. while
others are decidedly against it.
1t is claimed that those in the bust
ness and who are i'll favor OF the
raise, figure that it would have the
tendency to drive out or close up
many OF the smaller places. there
fore increasing their business The,
figure that the increased trade would
more than offset the increase in
license.
Again it is reported that move =
quietly on foot to introduce and pass
a strict prohibition measure. doing
away with the saloons entirely. At
any rate. it is known that several
saloon men. especially of Reno, are
keeping in close touch with the Leg
islature and are watching every move
that may be made on the liquor ques-
ton. 1t promises to be quite a lively
war when it comes up. If it does
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
Newspapers Are important
Factors in Community
As Instruments of Reform They
Occupy a Place That Cannot be
Filled in Any Other Way.

The following taken IRON an eN-
change probably applies TO every
community where the country news
paper is conducted Where the paper
Is regarded as fixture and where
the editor is too well known as an
every day good fellow. His free
boosts and his daily mention OF COM
mon TACT become so general that the
reading public does not look upon
the business side OF the question.
This article states
Such attitude is wrong on both
sides and in the long run injuries the
whole community. The newspapers
as a medium OF advertising the re-
sources OF the community occupies a
unique position and one that should
the paper go out OF business would
leave the business of the city strand
ed. As an instrument for reform It
again occupies place III the com
munity that cannot be filled in any
other way As matter OF fact,
every citizen regards the newspaper
as semi-public institution when want
ing to get anything before the public.
In face OF these well-known and fully
conceded facts. it is possible that any
man can consider the newspaper as
anything but strictly business prop-
osition? You would hate to insult
the intelligence Of any one by say
ing yes to that question, yet 1t Is
true that fully one-half OF the news
paper readers think the newspaper
management is grating ii it asks for
advertising or asks pay for the SER
vice rendered to the public The
churches want notices printed ana
are very glad to get them tree OF
charge, with no thought that II every
business house in the city had the
same idea that the newspaper would
go out of business. The work that
such organizations could throw to the
newspapers usually goes elsewhere
The lodges and other emi-public IN
stitutions do the same. There is nc
feeling Of loyalty to the newspapers
which gives to the public most graf
utitously the stuff for which they
should be required to pay. When
they, too, have any job work. around
they go for bids, attempting to cut
down the printers legitimate profit.
When the business man makes an
Improvement in his establishment ne
gets the newspaper man on the
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
YOUNG CONVICT
FOUND DEAD

Herbert Repsold, the perfume 1
burglar who escaped from San Quen-
ten a few days ago, is dead. His
lifeless body was found floating in the
bay and it is presumed that he lost
his life while endeavoring to cross -
San Francisco in a small boat. He
was serving 7-year sentence for
burglary and would have come int }
possession of an estate OF $4,000
upon his release.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08

the turning of a point, the absence
of striving for effect All these does
Bingham know and use, yet they are
ever kept hidden by an art that con-
ceals art.
81 think | do not exaggerate when
| say l believe Ralph Bingham is
the greatest story teller in the world.
I have heard nearly all the famous
raconteurs of today, but never have
I heard one who could make SO much
out Of nothing. I do not mean TO
say Bingham's stories are nothing
far from it-but I've known him to
take the most trivial incident and,
in his inimitable way. convulse his
auditors, be they a thousand or
dozen."-Edwin l.. Barker. Editor
Lyceumite
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1913-02-08
SEEOS!!! SEEDS!!!

The Appeal office has received
from Senator Newlands from Wash
ington a quantity of garden and
flower seeds for Free distribution.
Everybody is invited to call at this
office and get supply There seems
to be enough to seed the entire state.
They were franked through the mails
from Washington to this city. free,
but we had to pay the express man
to bring them from the postoffice.
Come and get your seeds, they are
free