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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
GR0WERs
IRE GIVEN ADVICE

On account of the possibilities
of infection with powdery scab,
the United States Department Of
Agriculture is now recommending
all potato growers to treat their
seed potatoes with sulphur. This is
made expedient by the fact that
infected seed potatoes have been
shipped out of Maine, where pow
derry scab now exists. Recent tests
justify the departments scientists
in recommending a thorough dust
ing with flowers Of sulphur after
the potatoes have been cut, as a
Precaution against the disease but
the treatment is by no means in
tended to take the place of formal
dehyde and sulphur.
Before cutting, the potatoes
should be soaked for two hours in
a solution Of one pint of form aide
hyde to 80 gallons of water. They
should then be allowed to dry
quickly either in the oren or while
spread out on a clean floor. This is
known to be effective against
common scab and black leg, and
should therefore be employed in all
cases. Whether it is equally effect
i've against powdery scab is doubt
full and for this reasun the use of
sulphur is strongly advised in addi-
ton. The potatoes should be cut
first and thoroughly busted with
flowers of sulphur.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26

South American trip. 1t belongs
to the %curcucui family and is class
ed as nonpasserine--that is, it very
sensibly sticks to the ground and
does not attempt to fly. 1t has
heterodactylous feet and fiexor
tenGoDs of, the digits display a
HETEROGENEOUS disposition. The
skull is characterized by basiptery-
goidal formations while its palate
is desmognathous. Aside from
these trifling birthmarks, the bird
is all right.-Los Angeles Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
GREEKS MURDERED
With RIFLE

Reports received in Sparks tell of
the murder of two Greeks at Aber-
deem last Friday the 22nd of the
month. The murder was apparent
~ done by another Greek.
The lei were engaged pn the
section at that place and one of the
men is the section foreman and
the other one of the section men.
The killing was done with q rifle.
The foreman was shot through the
back, the bullet passing through
the heart and coming out above the
left nipple. The laborer was shot
through the heart. Neithef Of the
mems name has as yet been ascer-
tanned.
Aberdeen is an isolated place and
there is unly the section house at
that point. The discovery Of the
crime was made by Conductor Nc.
Ginnis. He found the body of the
man in the yard and the foremau's
body In the section house. Special
Officer M. j. Hewitt departed for
the scene of the murder last even.
ing.-Sparks Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
DECORATION DAY. NOTICE

To all Odd Fellows and Rebekahs;
All members of Elko Lodge No
18. Ivy Rehekah Lodge No. Is, and
all visiting Brothers and Sisters:
You are requested to meet at the
Odd Fellow Hail on Decoration
Day, Saturday, May 30th at 10 A.
M. SHARP aud from there march
in a body to the cemetery to decor.
ale the graves of our departed
Brothers and Sisters.
Cmmittee .--Advt.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
WENT FISHING AND
FAILED TO RETURN

The authorities at the prison
farm are licensed at the for getful-
ness of Floyd Crawford, who failed
to return from a fishing trip yer
terdsy. 1t is the usual custom for
tn e TRUSTEES that are employed at
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
Femlnlne Fajth.

A woman ia perfectly willing 70 IA
trust her life's happiness 20 . man,
but she never has faith enough In him
to permit him to pick out . s22 rug
Topeka Capital.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
R%oOsEVELT's BIRD

According to the dispatches C l.
onel Roosevelt has begged a very
rare and interesting bird on his
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
A-ssessois-Hdmboid Star.

Malheuri county wool is, selling at
rs cents. The stockmen OF that
section who we're declaring last fall
that the enactment of the new
tariff Law meant q loss OF over q
million dollars to the wool growers
of Malheur county alone rs soon
as it went into effect, evidently got
a bum steer from reading stand
pat Republican papers.-Baker City
{Ore.) Democrat.
Pat Calhoun, the boss CRATER of
the Ruaf regime in San francisco,
is charged with swiping over mil
lion dollars Of the money belonging
to the United Railroad company of
S n Francisco while it's president.
HE left his personal note for the
amount, which the present presi-
dent of the company values at 81.
Calhoun Is said to be a very
wealthy man, but his paper seems
to be worthless.
Neil Kennedy, a pioneer resident
of Golconda, was found dead at the
Bunch ranch near that place last
Thursday. The old man had been
staying at the ranch alone and is
supposed to have died three or four
days before his body was found.
The Star says his death was from
natural causes, as he had been in
poor health for some time. He
was a.natl7e of Scotland. Nothing
is known as to his relatives
Assessor Weathers has received
the assessment rolls from. the tax
commission. They are built on the
loose leaf system and carbon copies
Of the pages will be made for use
of the tax commission in equalizing
values. The rolls seem to be de-
fective in that ne columns are az
ranged for, state and county taxes
There are columns for poll, sheep
and total tax but none for the
,county and state. If this form is
used, The county treasurer will be
the goat.
The railroads of the country
claim that the government inter-
teres with their business to such an
extent that they are unable to
carry on their business. To the
man outside the railroad corral. it
looks as il the government was
very lax in its treatment of rail-
road thieves. The evidence of Mel
len to the methods of Morgan and
others in looting the New Haven
railroad leaves no doubt OF this. A
few of these rich thieves in stripes
would be an object lesson to others
of their kind
Some of the attaches Of the
different commissions of the state,
are certainly not worried much
over their Office bours, as they can
be seen on the streets almost any
day, when they should be attending
to their duties in their respective
Offices, if they have any duties to
perform. The heads of these de-
partments'are verv lax in permit
ting their secretaries and clerks,
to spend their time in ~idleness, al
the expense Of the state.-Carson
Weekly.
Hon. Charles Miller, former
district attorney of Lyon county,
Who recently received the appoint
nent OF director of income tax
oil ctions for the district If Nc.
yada and California was an arrival
from his Office Ut San Francisco this
morning. Mr.. Miller will visit his
home at Mason before making i
tour Of this state in his uficia'
capacity of digging up the delin.
quents who failed to obey the fed.
eral statute Carson Appeal.
There is no law in the United
States against melting gold coir
so as to entirely destroy its identity
nc ronnoy coya tho .M;n;po an1
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
u-u NEz
pNDI ]


this issue. Read
42bttes and Obstetrics
Aa,it very.sultry for King
George.
Pia< for Sale. Price reasonable.
Write Box Il, Deeth Nevada
Adut. 1wk.
Read the Universal "ANlMAT-
ED' Weekly. the worlds best pic
toriul newspaper. at The Rex to-
night Advt. ct.
g Miss Hazel Quilliee arrived from
San Francisco last night on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. P. B. Hazelton.
Surveyor General Desdy is in
town as a witness in the case of the
Vineyard Land & Livestock Co. VS..
Gollahsr and McQuistion.
Judge Quicker is holding court
in the district courtroom. He says
the acoustics of the courtroom are
much better than they were.
Don't fail to see the big four reel
feature ""The Rattle of Waterloo"
at the Opera House tonight. BY
far the greatest war picture ever
produced.-Advt.
S. E. Ebert, a mining engineer
from Yeringt ION, went to Bullion
this morning to examine the Hecla
and Silver King claims for their
owners in Iowa with a view to
bonding them to local parties.
The death of Senator Bradley Of
Kentucky removes a prominent fig
Eye ia American politics. When
the vacancy caused by his death is
filled, there will be one more demo-
cratic vote in the United States
senate.
The Irish Home Rule bill passed
the house Of commons yesterday by
a majority Of II. The bill now
goes to the house OF lurds for their
action but it becomes a law with
out their consent. The passage of
the bill marks the end of a fight
that begun many years ago.
OJkznf 1000 HON .ssskers coming
to Nevada in three years, only 200
remained, according to an address
before the Mason Valley Promotion
Club by C. a. Norcross, state
publicity commissioner. The failure
of the W rs Of improved land to
subdivide their holdings was given
as the reason.
Sheriff Harris returned from
Contact last evening. He says the
Utah Construction company is doing
AspNRreat deal of work in that Sec
zion. 1t has about 300 men employ
ed In making bitches, clearing land,
ETC.. in the county between San
Jacinto and Wells. q
Charles Barr was arraigned be-
fore Judge Winters at Winnemucca
yesterday for the murder of Deputy
Sheriff Larkin of Humboldt county.
AcontinuaDce was granted until 10
o'clock today for his attorneys to
prepare am rtion to set aside the in.
dictment.
S5ve up 20 If dimes for Satu rday
Yon will need them when the pretty
girls call on you, Their smiles
will coax the dimes right out of
your jeans. Lay in a supply of the
little silver pieces for. you will need
. them before the sun sets Saturday
evening.
An exchange advises as follows
'&hdep it quick: when a man
playf6lly points a gun at you,
knock him down. Don't stop to in.
quire whether the gun is loaded;
knock him down. Don't be partic.
ular what you knock him down
with only see that he is thorough.
ly down. If coroners's inques,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26
Franknesa isssR

The Breezy one-I say, old man, II
you'll let me have the loan Of $40 IN
be eternally indebted to you.-Ppck.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26

Undoubtedly a Zip.
Was It n genuine tip Rawson gave
you on the stock MARKET" II guess
" was; 1t made me lose my balance"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-05-26

tae.htiy il Austtali4 With ais.
.,strous results to those engaged ID
this illicit work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
CASCARETS FOR
COSTNE BOWELS,
HEADACHE, COLDS
Tonight! Glenn Your Bowels auh
Stup lIeadaohc. Gpid-.
sour stomach.

Get "a iU-ccut box now.
Turn the raacals uut-tho bc1d-
ache. biIiousncss, indigestion. the
SICK. sour stomach and bad colds
turn them out tonight ana keep them
out with C8senrcts
Millions of men and womou take a
Cuscaret now and then and nc.e OF
know tho misery caused by 90 lazE
nser ologg,J bowels OF lu uis,t
stomach.
Don't rut u another day cot dice
trcss Let C~ascurcts cleanse lolr
stomach. remove 'he fcrmcnt
Ing food take me excess HlIr from
}our INor aud carry out all tine CONF
stipatod waste matter % poison in
the bowels. Then ou 1851 feel
great
a Carcarpt tonight slrai-ut,us son
out hy morrirr They vura whsle
yuu sleep a lU-Dent noz from Huy
dru- store means i clear he5d.
sweet stomach and clean. healthy
liver and bowel action for months.
children love rusoircts because they
never grippe cor s.eSen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

publican uCt't tomorrow. A%.rurdIus
tu the two men local Republican bos-
SEES cent them word yesterday shat Old
charges had been investigated and fc
Nscd, and unless thcy voted tho Re
publican ticket from toy to bottom.
th,s would bee 5rrc.ted and thrown in-
to lail BAN. the. Wcyc given no. un-
doIstaud. would ho oat Of question,
and ibrf would 30, Ia u cell an day
and Sac. prosecution under the
churscs datiuFt them, to boot.
The htroitcod lttempt to return to
tho old corrupt methods of The Eepuu-
HCpn piurstrrs aroused q blaze ~ in
d|Ig9atluu umuu- tho Democratic
leaders. and stems we're taken at once
tu check the efforts cf the Republican
machine Co dominate the ballot box
ny force and intimidation
The threat Wudc 70 the $50 voters
OF Los padiiIIs was an absolute vi0-
iatIou uf the law. ana Emitted states
District Attorney Hurkh1tt sent % lett
Ger tu th, man who made %. warming
him that t7c shadow OF au attempt
90 carry uut the threatened move
would hc followed by his arrest and
prosecution
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
THREE WEN HURT
IN A FIGHT At
MARTINEzTOWN
Peacemaker, as Usual, Suffers
the Most; Knife Cut Comes
Within an Inch of Proving
Fatal.

Ia "a ngat involving five men al
M-Jttuvztowu early yesterday. one
man was slashed and I've others
were battered with rocks. All five
were placed under arrest
According 10 the county police, the
fight started between Elizio Pine ana
Tai man who got away before the boz
- arrived ON the scene pablo
Moyu tried TO act as peace maker.
aud suffered the usual fate. Frank
Pine. Pedro Zamor8 and Antonio
Curlo,a jumped int the fray, ace
Cording Co the police. ana knives and
rocks were piled freely
Nova, the peace maker. was
l1s .,a about the nee. from his
spinal column Co his wiudpipe. and
escaped death by am inch. The heads
of the Pine brothers were battered
and cut ny rocks so badly that they
needed medical attention Is badly as
Moya. Iam,ra and turdo,a escaped
Deputy sheriff charlie Armljo
placed tho five under arrest and
locked them up in the county Jail.
where bI Charles a. Frank dressed
the hurts of the wounded The qutn-
tct were released Yesterday under
bonds They are expected 60 Doe arr
ralgncd before Justice OF the Peace
Gaspar Garcia, or Mart.ncztown, to-
morrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

Tho bee business OF 81. a.. Allen vii
oc coatinucd as nearly as possible
without interruption. Honey from
this years crop may be had at usua.
terms and prices By phonins No 1874
OF address Il. a.. box 300.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
WILL SHIP EXHIBIT
TO SAN DIEGO
END Of MONTH
Dr.. Jones, Back from Rio Ar
riba and Taos County, Says
Mineral Display Is Now
Practically Complete.

Ir Fayrt.c a. Jouc president oi
tho school Of Mines 90 ~ucurro. la
u tho r.ty today and viii remain oyer
tomorrow Co vote be Jones aus
iHst returned from EIo Arrina and
Taos counties where ho haas been on
O. hual trip In behalf OF the mineral
exhibit fpr the san Diego exposition.
The exhibit. br Jones says. g. now
practically complete, aud me looks for
It fo prove the best ever sent out Of
the state The northern part ut the
state BEL especially we'll represented.
he viii make one more trip to Lin
colin and otero counties Do the hunt
Tor specimens and expects 60 shin
the whole exhibit 90 san Diego the
end 81 his month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
BETTER BABGEs.

The crusade for better babies has
spread from coast 10 coast. and taken
hrm hold Of American mothers Few
women realize how much the 81
health OF the mother influences the
unborn child both physically aud
mentally. Women who suffer from
mysterious pains. baokache, nervous.
ness. mental depression, headaches
etc, should rely on Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. made
from roots and herbs which foi
nearly forty years has been the stan
.dafu remedy for these ailments.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
WESTERN UNION MAN
r PROMOTION

Mauager 81 81 Ala.rel OF INC local
Western Union Telegraph office am
uouuccs hat a. a. Grant. chief OPP
orator 81 the Western Union Tele-
graph company oi this city, has been
promoted 60 the position of nisht
wire chief col the company's new OF
nce "a Denver colo, ON account ~
his very good work here. since an.
Grant too charge of the operating
department OF the company Once
hcre two years ago., Albuquerque hus
been made an Important repeater Htn-
t.un for ths Western Union overland
circuits between Chicago kansas
city ana Los Angeles, Denver and 20
paEo, and the service has been
brought up 90 Il hish standard ot of-
ucienC}.
Mr. o. o. Deilcy. night chitL viii
take Ar Grant place Mr. pciley
has been Doe The Western Union ser,
Ice for the last twenty Ncurs.
having spent tho greater part az hts
time la b Chicaso general office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


Hcrboth. painting. papering. 1880.
Fees Candy store Nice fresh taf-
s. every day.
Mattcuccl. Pallad.no Il Co. Cor best
groceries and meats. Phone 80.
For salc-clcau papers. Call at
Herald office.
: A. ELS lcu yesterday for m
Paso. Ralph g. Ely, his son. who
has been visiting him here. LEFT yes
tcrday for santa T.
Auto springs made and repaired.
We sitc special attention TO this dee
partmcnt of our business. j. s. kor-
her a CO.. Phone SIS.
4 regular review OF Alamo Hive 40.
l. L. o.. r NJ viii sc held at g.30 to-
morrow afternoon iu l. 3D. q. +. hall
al members requested tu attend.
Mr. ana Mrs. C. 4 Weiscr and
daughter lcft this morning fot an
extended trip through Tennessee aud
Florida
Frank J. G.a,an aud Reed Hollo-
mar of santa Re. members of the
law nrm ot tatrun a Catrun. are IA
the city today ON business
j II Coous, Sew McNipo manager
Tor tho Mutual Lille Insurance Com
pany OF New York returned last
night from "a business trip 60 Denver.
II you want 90 See something real
speedy phone us an order for modi-
cine and watcn our "Hurry-up-boy
gc' IL out Co you
Albuquerque Camp No. 4. / o. o..
p. viii meet tonight al 3 o'clork iu
A. %. a., " hail An members are
Invited
There viii bee a meeting of q. O. r..
cncampmcnt NO. At a.. o.. L. ". hall
Mnodsy ntsht at y o.. IA. Work in
FIRST desrcc. AN ouclmpmcut mem
p"rs invited TO no present
Mrs Montague stevens oi Reserve.
o'uiro couutl arrived in Albuquer-
Iuc yesterday for 10 short visit Mrs
stevens ia "a guest at the Ahnrado
hotel
Secretary 81 state Antonio Lucero
spent yesterday IN Albuquerque. ar
5lviug Yesterday morning from cal
lup with Congressman H.. B. Fcrgus-
son. Both spoke "a Gallup saturday
night.
49, $ Graves, chief oi the United
States forest service, whose head
quarters is at Washington, Is here
for e short visit He arrived from
Flagstaff, Ari1.. Saturday night. ac-
compuniod by District Forester a.
e. Ringland
state school superintendent Avian
n White wnO has been making caIs.
puiEu speeches for Congressman Ter
suTsou. was here last night ON MS
way from eastern Sew Mexico to sill
yer city, where ne viii speak to-
night Tie viii vote in silver CIty
tomorrow.
sergeant Dennis Burns. O.. b A.
detailed tu special duty with the NeW
Mexico national guard. left here to-
day ior santa Fc. lie arrived here
last night from % tour OF Inspection
100 the freos valley lie looked over
the companies al Clovis. Carlsbad
and Portalcs.
W = Strloklcr left this morning
ou the California limited Tor Los An
geics, where he aud his family viii
make their home 900 future AR
Strlcklcr. Tor many yesrs enc Of the
leading business men uf A|lbuquer-
que, has been cloaiag out his inter
estu bore for IL year ur more D
utory to the move.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

stated conclayc OF pllsrim Com.
mnndcry 40. O. knishts Tcmplar.
Monday eveniag al > o'clock. An WIS.,
iting Sir knights welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

The extremely low priCe, ~ which
Nc are selling DIAMONDS show
the best values you can get anywhere.
Ia addition to the hluc-whitc rfIs-
Fret DIAMONDS. wc have u very
large stock Of the popular priced
Diamonds mounted ~ LaVaIlicrs.
Finger Rings, Earrings, Brooche-,
shirt studs, cfC.; fine white. perfectly
cnt and very brilliant, $1,000
and less up.
II you want a DIAMOND. q
WATCH, "a rise or other Jcwclry or
~Sil,erware he sure and GIT OUR
PRICES before buying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

WATER TAX DIE AND PAYABLE
At OFFICE or WATER co, lI6 3.
SECOND
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
REPUBLICANS TRY
TO INTIMIDATE
CITIZENS
Two Men Threatened With
Arrest Under Trumped-Up
Charges Unless They Vote
the Gang Ticket.

Specific Instance Of attempts on the
part oi the Republican machine q iu-
timidsie voters were made public tp-
day by Democratic campaigu mi,u-
ayers
Two men living nt los Padillas re-
ported this morning o. United states
District Attorney summers nurkhart
that they had been threatened with ar
res unless they voted the straight Re
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02

Henry's Delivery and Mes
sengers. Phone 939.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-02
3 Cans Best Dc
quality Tomatoes III

3 oan~ ct Leader i'cas. $50
large cin~ Jah Tomatoes 100
large Can~ iiomiuN .......... IOr
lurgc ans SHuprkrnut ....... tOc
All large can- 10 Nilk ....... 100
= ib-. nice pTuur- ............ .2aS
. H.. large puunc- .....,.....,. 25c
g 10. nice pcarh,- ....... ...... Csc
. IN extra fuis,, peacse- ...... 25c
Ise~i puk. Hal-ins -scsicsi ..... SOC
Best pkg. ! a.. Hai-ins. secdic~- i5r
Bet comb Home, i0c; and , Tor poo
90 liz Beet ~ugai ....... St.OO
iJ lh~. Cane sugar ..,........ Si.OO
3 at. tranbcrric- ............- 25c
3O-ib. boa fan,A Apples ...... St.5O
= ib-. BrOoLftcld butter ..... 05c
: H.. best quality Oicomargerinc soc
, ihs. gopd qdalitA Oieoninrser1ne 10
~ quality Dating Ifannci IOc
Men's beet INSIDE Shoes .s20o to StoO
T BOYS hest made Siints .St.s5 90 S2.75
Momen- best made -iIass ..,..
................. .Si.bn a. Sd.iO
Giii~ l-c-t made Shoes Si.25 "a s3.Ta
Ne have sweater Goats for the
whole family.
sc can ave sou s2.0O Ca $500 on
Ladirs' and ni~-ss Long C"ats.
Mems OycrUOats az factory cost.
Mems all wnol sIs.sO suit nov
s12.50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-14
MISS STRACHAN NOT FAVORED.
Flcxmer Against Naming Her for
aG.5OO school Place.

Abraham Ficxner. formerly OF the
Rockefeller Foundation and now mem
Der of the Board OF Education, intro
duced resolution at meeting of the
Board of Education yesterday requesting
the committee on nominations to name
for the vacant $500 place on the Board
of Superintendent some one Especially
qualified to assist in the development by
the Board of. Education OF a comprehen-
sive constructive policy in respect to in
dustrial and vocational training"
When asked what his position was re-
garding the naming of Miss Grace Stra-
chan, leader in the equal pay fight. for
the place, Mr.. FleXner said that there
was no use Of discussing Miss Strachan
''or anybody else who represents the field
OF elementary education He added:
There ". of course, at nc time any
excuse for promoting to the Board OF SUI
perintendents anybody whose main rec
ommendation Is pull"
District Superintendent Albert Shiels
was elected as director OF the new Divi-
sion OF Reference and Research at sal
AIRY of $500 a year for six years.