davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17
coRNATioN CLUB PARTY

The Cornation Club met at the
home of Myrtle Bsaman, Saturday
January seventeenth and enjoy the
afternoon playing games until five
O'Clock after which dainty lunch
was served.
Those present were: Hazel Sven
son, Ruth Lockman, Mary Moore
Ruth Love and Margaret Allen.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17

SNEFELS, COL. A. j. Walsh was
badly done up with rheumat SIN and
sent fer Foley Kidney Pills which
was the only thing that would cure
him. Geo. Potter of Pontiac, Mo.
down on his back with kidney and
bladder troIble and FoIey Kidney
pills made him well and able to work.
1t is a spl9nd!d medicine and always
helps. Just try it. For sale at
Keener Drug Store,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17

A party consisting of Mr. and Mrs
r. P. Harmon; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Hobbs; Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Rey
nolds; Mr.. and Mrs r. e. Thompson
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Tanner were
entertained at the Rich Thompson
home last Tuesday evening The
evening ives spent in playing games
after which delicious refreshments
were served. This bunch being made
up mostly of Missourians had what
they call a Jolly good time" and
the time for departure came entirely
too soon.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1914-01-17

The Young Peoples Dancing Club
has been organized and the first pro
gram dance will be held on Friday
evening, aJnuary 23 A four-piece
orchestra will be in attendance and
a good time is anticipated All young
ladies' are cordially invit d.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
House Furnishings

1t is the every day things of life that
hope to save you the most money. We ca
do it by selling you a cheap blanket or shl
for cheap price, but we can by giving u
first class merchandise at low price. Not
the saving in the articles listed below.
White bed spreads . tr S9c, (
Large size, with or without fringe 81
Better grades, with or without fringe
from ........-...................--.- $1.98 to So
Bleached huck towels, 14x29 9.,..-7
Heavy, bleached huck towels, 18x36-.|
Beached and unbleached bath towels
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
John B. StetsOn Hats $685. Stronghold Bi
Dress Goods Dept

Natural dress linen, II inches wide, per
yard
Natural dress linen, 36 inches wide, per
yard
Other grades at.---.-38c, 43c, 4Sc, up to 81
White dress linen at28c, 3Sc, 43c, up to 83c yaI
New wash goods are here and the colo|
and designs were never prettier Our stock
big one, so we can only mention a few nul
berS.
Flaxon, the old favorite, in pretty new
: checks and figures, also white, yard----1
A new line of crepes in beautiful.vari-
ETY. of figured designs, also plain, per
yard
White India Linons ons-------7c to SOC ya|
A new line of figured cambria, per yard..1
A better quality madras, checks and
figures va
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Skirts and Waists

By cleaning out all of our old waists and skirts
last fall we have nothing to show you in this line
but the very newest and BEST Every garment in this
line is made in sanitary shop, by skilled operators
so you may be assured that nothing resembling
Junk" will be shown you here Below is small
sample of what we are offering.
White voile embroidered waist. $1.69
Fancy embroidered voile, lace cOllar.....,., $29S
White voile lace collar and cuffs,.,,,,,.,.--
Allover embroidered voile
Voile, embroidered collar and revere,.,,,,,,~ $169
Imported Jap silk neck, pointed collar
Crepe voile, raglan sleeve, ribbon te.,------S29S
King tailored waist cross bar dimity $348
King tailored waist, all linen, long sleeves, de-
tachabe collar 95.4o
King tailored waist, all linen, detachable col
lar, pleated Sz.4o
King tailored waist, wool shallie in the follow
ing colors Black and white stripe, grey and
white Stripe and lavender S3.4S
Heavy wash silk, King tailored fancy stripe
rol collar ,----.--9f''o
Heavy wash silk, King tailored, pointed collar. S4.98
Aover lace net, plain net lining, Martha
Washington frilled collar, in pleaded chif
fon extending to the waist $6.95
Heavy allover lace, short sleeve, net frled
collar ecru . $4.98
Silk stripe, corded crepe raglan sleeves, trim
med with net fril and pearl shell buttons, -$6.39
Repp skirt side pleat, trimmed with large
pearl buttons - S1.69
White ratine skirt, two-piece, double founce
front - 1855
White pioue, pleated side 81 39
White pique, pleated side trimmed with pearl
buttons . 81 98
White pique, fancy cut, ocean pearl buttons. 1855
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Muslin Underwear and
Hosiery

We believe we have secured the confidence OF
the Women of Imperial Valley in this line. By al
ways handling the best and newest merchandise we
aim to keep your confidence and make Rumsey's
the Underwear and Hosiery Headquarters of El
Centre.
Ladies' muslin gown, short
Ladies' muslin gown, round neck, short
sleeve, embroidery and lace trimmed
Cotton crepe gown, low neck and short sleeve.-9Sc
Figured ripplette gown, low neck, kimona
Muslin gown, fancy trimmed, embroidery yoke -$148
Fine quality muslin gown lace and embroid-
cry yoke
Muslin combination suit, lace trimmed
Muslin combination embroidered trimmed--------$l25
Crepe "Teddy bear" combination suits
Extra quality muslin Teddy bear" combina-
Muslin corset covers, fancy trimmed vari-
ETY. of styles 25c, &c. SOC, Csc and 9Sc
Ladies cotton hose, good grade, at-.,.-.-----12Rc
Ladies hose, Round ticket; variety of colOrs at25c
Gordon hose, good value in all coors, at.
-w -w- w-- -- - w three for 81 90
Silk and silk Isle hose, a fine line at.........5Oc
Misses and boys Gordon hose-,--.---.12Hc and 25c
Infants cashmere hose, all cOOrs- 25c
Infants silk lisle hose 25c
Infants Economy hose two fOr25c
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
First Announcement of
Women's Shoes

1t is seldom that we have for your inspection as
large and complete line of women's shoes we
have at the present time We have, we think one OF
the best fitting lines of shoes the market today,
and that, coupled with a remarkably low price makes
this department very interesting and profitable
one for women shoppers. We would like to have you
inspect this line, whether you to buy now or at
some later date. Style, Quality and Service is our
motto for this department. Below are listed few
of these unmatchable values.
Whte canvas Pumps
Dark Tan, two strap pump ...................S29S
Dull Kid Colonial, Turn sole $2.98
Dull Kid Colonial, welt $2.98
Patent Mary James
Patent Colonial, turn sole
Patent Colonial welt $2.9S
Kid cushion comfort rubber heel, patent tip-$2
Same as above, plain toe
Juliets, turn sole, plain toe patent tip so
Nubuck pump, Goodyear welt 3.79
Tan button shoes, a variey of styles and large
range of prices: $249, $3.50, $29s, S339 and $3.50
Patent button, turn sole, plain toe SO
Patent button, welt, cap toe .39
Gun metal, BUTTON welt recede toe $3.49
Baby dol' boot, welt, plain toe, button 3.29
Dull kid button, turn sole, plain toe $29S and $3.49
Vci kid nurses Shoe rubber heel lace or button $239
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23

"a penny saved is penny earned" Notice the
pennies that you can save in this department. If you
do not buy anything lse of us you ought in justice
to yourself buy your notions and toilet articles here
Keep an eye this department, as different articles
will be added from time to time that will be sold at
saving to you
Crochet cotton per
Darning cotton, black, tan, white gray, per
ball --.------------------
Rust proof hooks and eyes, card
Thread per spoo-------------------
Gold eye needless all sizes, aper------------.-
Darning needles, assorted sizes, per paper--.-lc
Pencil scratch tablets, ruled or plain
Pencil tablets each 49, -4c
Ink tablets, better ones, lie and Ioc
Envelopes, per package
Envelopes, voile linen fnsh package &c
Indeble pencils, each.
Lead pencils, &c and 4c
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Mems Shoes

A glance at our stock of mems shoes will show the
following we'll known lines represented: Sez, Hanan
& Son, Nap-A-Tan Petaluma and Peters. Our shoe
business has been built up on these standard lines
and we will continue to carry the same hlgh grade
shoes but will sell them for less money Below are
few of the leading numbers priced as low II not
lower than anywhere else in the west
Elk Bike Outing shoe, white or tan 49
Mems Tan Dress shoe, button or lace, Goodyear
Mems Gun Metal Dress Shoe, button or lace,
Goodyear welt 9A.So
Mems Tan Button, Goodyear welt Single Sole
Terrier last
Mems Gun Metal button or lace single or
double sole in a variety of lasts -.-..-------S349
Mems Dark Tan balls, English last -.---------S39S
Same shoe in p1n metal S3.9S
Mems tan hutton. Sez Roval Blue S3 S39S
Same in blacber S3.9 S3.9S
Gun metal or vici, Selz Royal Blue, variety
to choose from at
A very dark tan blucher on an English last
SelZ supreme
Smoked horse bucher broad toe, flexible welt
sole. light work shoe at | |S3.49
Nap-A-Tan bucher, double sole, Goodyear weltS4.39
Petaluma blucher, single sole, Goodyear welt
light chrome tan upper
California oak SoeS So9S
Peters "All for Wear" heavy chrome tan
blucher an ideal dairy shoe S29S
Sez Creedmore heavy oak sole, black grain
upper, plain toe
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
ACash Stor'

4 REAL Cash Store
. one and that Sc
prices as low as any st
be the Rumsey store OF
We have always d
and have made a succe
however, adds a lot oil
ness, which we propose
ing goes to our CUSTOM
Not a cheap "barg|
dependable store, with
Everything in the store
as those here quoted and VI
and new.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-02-23
Misses and Children's
Shoes

III Our spring stock has arrived and we are better
III prepared than ever to take care of your wants IN
II this line The prices listed below fair example
/ of the values that we are giving this season:
Il Misses Canvas Mary Jane 40
II Misses Patent Mary Jane
Misses Gun Metal Mary Jane
II Misses Canvas Button
i Misses Patent Button
/ Misses Patent Button Cloth Top ,-----.---.S239
/ Misses Tan Button Cloth
II Misses Tan Button welt
II Misses Gun Metal Button $219
II Chids Nubuck Button, size IL to 11-.-------$19S
II Chids Patent button, cloth top S169
N Chid's Patent Button, cap toe
III Chd'S Canvas Button 10y
III fine line of Chdren's Shoes sizes 1-2 to 8, in
II Patent Gun Metal and Tan Kid from $1.19 to Sl49
III Infants Patent Button, size to --,-.--!$ 20
II Infants Patent Button, cloth top -.--,------S123
III Infants Patent Button, mat kid top .-.-..--- .S9
III Infants Vic Kid Pumps
Infants Soft Solos, Is different styles from 49 to soc
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
IN rHT FOURTH lUDiCi4l. DIS
tsSSt Ceaet rs sAe State q Nevada,
~ lnl fnn ne l,sAun-H 10 irl.n-n

II ana FOR the Cotaty ee Linco,n
tss4ek Gs EsQSag. bae. ) corporation.
tisaltla rs. tydia Baewn. aamluls-
Ssss-rjN es the essate q Jeha g.
Brown. deceased defendant
NOTICE OF shsrifrs sale on tors,
eloseEs ol an3 tsage
l.NDk>sS and ey sIe5ae q al oraar
or sale ana dec ee Ut forec} sure
alade and rendered ~ me FDarta
Judicial Dist-l Zoe court es the state Of
Nevada ai and I2r @ae caHaty et
t9ae0llA, en- tas 3bst az u 3aatlrg.
\ y, l9lk M t6e 4ae@s egtis "a
action. wherein BanS ol PSQchs. Hie..
Is eerpcEatjef.. rhe above named pIain-
5lIt eAtaned 4 i4dge uSnL and said
decree OF foreclosure an order OF
sale asailst Lydia Rs'csla. admins,
sratriN es the essats eg Joan G..
Brown, dseeas q saial iafendaat on
sae sad sise iaX oil laauary. a. ID.
t9A$ I ain commanded, 10, an me
certain hands AMI u al;ses sirlala,.
e'lsi,s aad asitsg hf sh,s lawn al III
beehes county Of EfFiceAf. STATE %
nevada and eaFtlea6s-ly described as
Eollows. to-wit
Ali St le5s numbered eoarleen tt4j
a9d efteen et5J ia h.@elS dha.cy,two
49, as sad lots are deslguated
and deljaeated on he official map
lisa sse'e >2wa G Rfeehe, On file in the
office Of The eellnty recorder OF said
-iasola seanty, sEats Qf Nevaaa, 10
aaieh Nap eegereifee is nsreng made
sor a mere n,ll ami particula- Jos
sription tAereoi
II NCNphsE Is. her By gwen taae 60
Monday. the tith day OF March. A
IA 1904, az II O'clock. noon, Of sam
day a. she aoRt deer Oil che court
aouss IN the tovas Of Phoebe. county
9e Galeoln. state 81 Nevasia. viii.
ia ahedleaes 10 saisR order Of salu
ssad decree 0a fosselosiue. seli, af
paliic aactloiE the above, described
property. or 50 much thereof as mag
sa aeeassssy u SATISFY the, plaintile's
iadssmena with. inbsresS ulsrean asiai
eosss. To. the aighess and best bil.
ter Cor csssa IN gold coin Of HAe
nltsd States
pasasa aslis 81 day ca February d
2. l9Ls
DAM ,A>RGNN0EN.
sheriff
Es LAKE. Ielr' NS9N
psnutv Sheriff
frst pub. 9-2t,-~,f4 81, last 37-t.t--,t,s.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
sruassemesa Injured

allNusst AZ tha rnompsoa ssnelt.
~ sSSSusssQ in the iniulx Of u Bata-
llAsh ant RssAeab board Without
waraing a sllseaan OF MOLTEN metsl
last 9iis aetNssesh stases wssSss' 3ssvissss
3 Thft ~ NssA we're kaeSxad asfs ehe
.oss aeo tl,a siass Dit,
&s AeSues and Submitted
ne nnnfsnsaN eeat ass saTs2a
Guy rsSansiN the master Of naanda-
pssss. prScaedines relative %, tllss essS-
tin. 70, q. seaool haisaing at Wells
waa. arsaa<i ans} asahsniffasts
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

At q meeting OF the yayatla stare
Ialf- commission AZ Carson City On
the t6th inst. nians for the S<saftai
buildings at cine san sralrissns amt
San Diego. expossticns wern exstrnin-
al. rtae commission will meet again
Friday. wllaI msre defiRta action il,
to Ia taie0.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

Fhe g,eopla * Rio2he ~ege sell esy
ssgtahaed tcr 4 eessQle " ae&ps SssG
fNesaaAN aShG &C fhoalpSost's eseis
Soaae> shN Wtis32Rs krkes Who I'D
seaas vesy Gseyes sshSAs qahaad ~esk-
hse Also save a tS0ve1 t,t X tast was
good zoe aateseaiaalsaa was stVea
\ sssleg sA@ aesRsees QS NeWcoal6'
oESaSStE&
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
ANIMAL STATEMENT

Rrayislsaea Wins ard eamner
eiai eaznpany sgr the year ending m
Decsmhsr 81, l4ih
Location q. Mp ny Pfociie. lin.
eelh county. sSafa on Nevmias
DEBIT
2eeeuapes a. tor. TO, oasgr
On hand. " ooa- 90
70 assa sssnencs collected dnr-
ing Iat2 a.apa 9a
S.nannt rniye,t rom other
sclrues IS Il. a4t.5s
CREDIT
Paid lapag. supplies and gan,
srail expenses -. SIS. as
2aisA dividends in 1913. AQUA d,
Balance, an hanal Dseaannsr
"a. istiaa. t. 50 Zen. ia
RENE VAN RUGEENHDURT
SeeFesary
Address z Oh Box tn4l.
1raviiencs. r. 4
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

QtatinaNsa. n. MARJORIE Niisun The
NsarelsT deaghtar IL " Z. wilson
VAS burned q desth wlran the house
~aGR6 fra The mother WIS rescued
" iramen.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

Ns& h. Ssaita has .ssea aleeoiasaSf
ssaAssea Sise q s2 MN SoTs sire
lgsaIs&age <sA., and parties nov aesiE>
Aass hoe sasaa aaee. eSsaa avail tlemsesNe
III she ossostaailN ta2osleh el@ d
OK fetlow tQ3ResIae,h
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21


seet vote q taa rsopse alaes tha
sessntasnth eonstit-tsoassl alaand-
ssea1,
Sanatog 8seoa VAS aosn n Bryan
cant. &sergia, @es20er st. Is q. ans.
r manN years Hede his seae IN
sean, On being sradliaisd ren ting
aliageesitg q leess 8 IAN Ieoss menf
n 1sag. he anteren the Gasiss aerate
msss sad segSsd apins, sira Gssai
Iaigns "a lS,ls anal 1852 Is Nisutssns
u the Va y Gfaargia rsginels a ms
arn@ al iiOxs harn @ifsina.
80 Nas ia elected GO thes hitad
states ssnete IN tas. rec tsesad IN
lse0, sad asain Ia lAus as III lesiss
gAlires n el,s hea. Nsss usapst puslss
He-aleekaa ii 5 sen Seal nenstisr eise,
ts9ns aeins ne tslst. sSA3sspr chosen
III noRuissi' vote
~Arps-~ --sv~=----
A.. 4 s,. II 1. ~.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
slAaa 0eps g panaae

fhea RaN of \aya0 h&2 eeeA yts
lied ~ aeg@ AalRs taQsS dagtas the
p&ss gew dana IA 'EetSate 4 Pt
eeae Fagtraa eSisQRAaS hAS e93 a
tt>he wtsh sae Foods aea c0assaes sble
daRA&SS a&S 0Vlse "a cas- eEa2ks be
swSea lk&laa sna Fasa Fae
RAa&a &eys aegy' 50 gasSS YeVAtaA' MAS
Missed {. G 4 esse& ID Fessea, hAS
has eRetsgsNtSEV9 s s@1 wasAo@t a&9E
AalltaaSttNA eNt esseaea steehe haze
ta kae 40 aEaaea
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
SENATOR BACON Is e4scs

Georgia Statesman 49, IS &aee bk
ness Of Tsa 2ess.
WashRfgtoM ~ Aag0skQa QcSeNies
faeoA SQtQ8Q States sggsasar front
SSsoggla Sex nearly aiaet. n years. aal
sAasmaa eR ne eoreign relation com
a2ittee since Che aseea8 rev QS the
hemecHasie party March t9tt sssiess
"a a hospital hare saturday aBSSy AZ
Aaess Qf ten DAYS, kle 2es Tho hrs
e1icsd states seaatQT e1oSSse,l BY u
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

Stskc,ic ssnycss etfiee A,snscneas
Stockton, THE Columbia. Tho,
ANIME county. Volts largo esfscs, ass
aallsslash III lSSa and Through which
5a.l00.9ea hess passe,l. -. shown IL
asss rSsastiss az Ina company ciussi Its
laars Erissaw affar ssxty-eMa wears al
scnlinslots. Ssa,vi,s
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

Pr, Geo. Il, pevute has besn ANS
yollaoN delayed bus viii poSlJtFeS
Aa il PIC he unit Fetrsary 26th,
AAaNsEti sslAsuLl
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

i ssla4iS RssAlssS % aliessha Mss ia;
sie { rs Ggas NQaaay aigAt while
h9sAN ~ s~SiNed weg,l shae aiR
acase Aa,b AstaN9 and none Of the
soassakS q 9as hnlisliilss saved
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

tAe Review has q ee2m a srIt 70.
hsahe scarce that Jhe few b9csl Re
p}oltSaaS vac have taken UPON sheat
selves che toh % ~fraWiag ep~ Ter
the coming elset'ea woa q b&e Vegs
maeh 81 eltNtaate JNd m NJ Lifts
as 4 eaa4tStste co. tbs ee9Qehsaa aot
p8sieR g2g GislFScS t3sls 6 l, ehy VA,
testtSe sstS thay are 6keN ts eh3
themselves Mia a m2ts So loo ON
theIr bands, IS ledSe tt4ts IS seme-
tapAg ~ q flShter AMI Pc rank ana
.ttAe Qs gae paFty have . Sreae dead
AlaRe eoaRdSRee ia hno shaa Gt tAe
wo8RNRe headers Clark C'eag Ne
view
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

s.> q ~ A4Ge, h. lassssisssseg, III che Cas
sSoks Aescaasile GsA, Was u sae cas-
GSS "Wednesday On : bsise oasillea
Segsp
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

a. a kNow toN tAe lNplms eas-
ssNeehN atttt 0t9pSe Ws sasee We X
q ae az tAe fe0Mat So Receiver
FteNaeRtAas 81 tAe ley-EFt~tel NGS
Mx COMPANY, leit yeg his hene bs
Salt. AXE laSt Meaday,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
III. y ~. -

- G kishhosrg d slsaisnsiys matt
e,A SAL Lake, NssS u, slss eilS GNes
Ssmsiay I'D visited tsaSs seaass "a III
siesk tAsss SgalaNs& caspslsAsSs0n woys
assN IL % sssss.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
Eeas hssins Nc vsek, Nj We'd

$4,000 ~rs<~~rs> - 1880
% p. SsAita,, rasidgns agent % Che
\ fuNs klSe ltss'raltss Co.. the
\ life assurance comaaag IN tha
\ wps kaaAisis ioe year iaiasiy By
\ siRaas ms Ae Nes hess Life
\ 9stglf sNssnt SaAipA See INNS sor
I psle hsfnnAaeiQls sild rates, @
tlsatlNerst ssmeat
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

Mrs. loha Eret Dies

News w&s eeewed ia this Guy this
sees ef tae deash OF Mrs. Joan Erel
i, No1ax, NASH. Nc, EreI was torm-
so . vesident " Phoebe. Ills first
We, @Qth~r & Mrs, Mary VI edand,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

Sheriff Hnnnow was in PanaSa YES.
teainy amt was Delayed I'M gesting
Irufae an acenunf CO the wsssifuut AZ
HuilionSiIles
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
sHoS sERalRlNS

AaS2o saases Shoemaker. Is new
loeaffsd m tho . o. brown bulla.
ing On Lacoar strest hnrasss mend.
ing pramDsis doas.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

haYsala lAteks etesy wes& Rar,
re3 ROSA, &Aa1s lsAaa} Ee0s. ~ ptl&
EssS. AGe0RaS, Mln0ceas aud leshSraS.
&>oCl CNEN>,.
S2ey Sal'k Factory. 81 ga e&
(AdNeEtl Cal
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
Legal Blanks for Sale at Record Job
Printing Department. Come and See.
EssTz7N2L sccisllss

FLgCIE LODGE NO. az
Z O. O. T. Meets every
Tuesday Evening at eigb
aiaiac6. L D O. +, Building. MaiN
zsresc Wishing hSothers are invited
fsaaK Walker, NobIs Grapd. A, A.
l-AEna1, Secretary.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21

An IA IN tina Phoebe Raserd will
hrsng rxsuits~,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1914-02-21
t.sk-N 4. M my u
sheriff
Rs LAKE. .ltlfS NS9N,

Deputy Sheriff.
frst pun IF -; last 97-gs.i--,t,&.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-19
Conference on Training Teachers.

The United States Commissioner o.
Education has called a conference Oh
specialists in charge OF departments
in State universities, normal schools
and other institutions for the training
Of teachers for vocational schools, ana
presidents or directors of such institu-
lions, to be held in connection with
the 1914 annual convention OF the Ma
tional Society for the promotion OIL
Industrial Education, Richmond, va.
The conference will be held, by invl-
tation in the rooms of the Richmond
Business Mems Club, Friday evening
Dec. II. The conference will be pre-
ceded by an informal dinner at r.
NJ: tickets, 81. Application for copies
of the program of the conference anc
cards of admission, should be ADDRESS
ed. before December 1, to w. L. BaW-
den. II. s. Bureau of Education, Wash
ington, d. c., who is in charge of the
ARRANGEMENTS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-19
BOWDOIN'S SUPERIOR TEAM CRUSHES
BOSTON COLLEGE IN 20 TO 0 DEFEAT

In spite of the fact chat the Bowdoin
team was obliged to use lineup con-
sistng in the main of substitutes in the
second half, the Brunswick eleven fought
so we'll that not once during the entire
game was the Boston team able to make
first down.
George Nevins. the Freshman find from
Brunswick High, and Sherman N Shum-
way starred for Bowdoin, while Duffey
proved the best ground gamer for Bos-
ton College,
The Boston College'team was somewhat
weakened in the first quarter by the loss
of Bradley, fullback, who suffered bad
y injured leg and was obliged to leave
the game.
The game started when Goliath
shot the ball over the Boston Colleges
goal line necessitating scrimmage from
the latter's 20-yard line. After an I'M
successful attempt to penetrate the
Bowdoin line Boston punted to New
ms. With hardly a pause Nevins, Col
bath and Stuart advanced down the
field on oldfashioned tactics for the
first touchdown of the game, Nevine
| carrying the ball over the line. Lead
better failed on the goal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-10-19

Brunswick, Me, Oct. T.-(SpeciaD.
Bowdoin easily defeated Boston College
on Whittier field Saturday afternoon by a
20 to score In spite of heavy. sodden
field the Brunswick collegians put up an
article of football that was very salts
factory to the $50 or more Bowdoin men
gathered at the game. In spite of the
absence of "Herbie" Foster the work Of
Bowdoin's first string backs was of a
sterling quality and during the periods
when the White had it's strongest lineup
in the backheld the Brunswick collie
CLANS gained almost at will through the
Massachusetts, line
"Peg" Stuart of Augusta broke blood
vessel in his left wrist and was obliged
to leave the game in the last of the Sec
ond quarter 1t is doubtful if Stuart is
able to play in the Colby game The for
mer Cony High captain was one of the
most consistent ground gamers for Bow
doin in his new position at right half
back Saturday, making a total gain of
IS yards in eight rushes. and his loss
will be keenly felt in the struggle with
the Waterville eleven this week.