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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
SAYS ALBUQUERQUE
SHOULD HAVE MAN
At DENVER
Dr.. II. L. Hust, Head of Local
Moose Lodge Says Denver
has no Interest in Meeting
of Council There.

THAT A~IhuguorIG, -hp.u have "a
r,urneoutltN. present 100 he m,etiue
ui th, mp,rtsl sn4uoI ul tha Loyal
order OF Moose, U Dcu.,. Nutcm
boar l-fh when the matter a' u Ir.a-
t."u ut tb, Moose national tuhereu-
IHais -Huutt.uw WIFI uc d ..Hsad b.
'ho opinion of ur o. b. iIl.t. heat
Of the local Moose IudE,
Tn, statement u tho Herald Ecs-
t'Td.Is chat iur UsefIua 600 D'ulcr
ha. been called boo p,ut.t. lrtcr,.t
is entirely incorrect and mi. loadus
aIid Dr. Uusi to-day 'Nt thc Alb.
waukro convention aIl points uu
t"rdluE fnr rho sanitHrium were prdr-
t.ulN eliminated except Atbuau.r-
fu'. iI puso. Prescott Ariz aud "a
point u'ir San nic-u. cal Duloipdo
Wees eliminated from ,uusI Iteration
Tho meeting 90 Denver o. h.II
because Denver i~ must ur,nlrrtly
'H.atcd for DO, member .I tn, ooln
OIl both yfst and west Tho sinijnr-
iuW matter viii uumo up ti thar
iu',iIHa and wa, 1o settled at that
time as IN ,oUu,II hl. power tu
make tho location Buf whether 30
BE- settled 90 uo, THE city certainty
should have e. repr,.outiiiy, at The
meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
PERSONALS.


Nr ANA Mrs Thomas HUGHES leave
f"ulsht. accompanied by their child.
rem, tur pueblo, where ON Thursday
ui-hi thcy viii attend the weddlpe OF
MIH Hughes brother. Robert Hunt
1i7-er t' Miaa ida Laura Tlltcher. af
Pueblo Mr. lIunt1instr b. the Nea
hort City rcpreseuiaytc ~ the well
SHOWN Cincinnati music house uf
John church VhiI, the bride Co. u, Is
t daughter of the widely known
Thatcher family of hsukers and cap.-
tallsts Of Pueblo. Sir ana Mn
Hughes VIII be- away a week.
Alhino Chavez co. Cubclou. and
franCcsguita saiz. of Alamcda. tupt
nHt d marriage hcens, at the office of
Count, tlerh a D. Walker this after.
The Mc1 crs Company entered
Judgment today in the District oouu
agtinst frfnrirru e. chavez Cor gglI.
due on "a hil Tor goods.
Neither ire government county nor
rity police Save been able Co mad "a
clue 90 the whereabouts OF Josephine
hargor tho witness iu a white slave
rase, VINO escaped from the ouunig
Jail Tuesday evening
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
African Possessions of the
Warning POwerS Three Times
Larger Than All Europe

square miles, aud GERMANY. POS ,sb
square miles.
England leads iu the population
of her African dependencies. with a
total ct SO tls.Euu inhabitants. moro
than two millions uf whom arc Eu-
ropetns Tho buzz ol her white pus,-
ulttIuu i. Zoo The Onion uf South AlrI-
600. which consists Df Good Hope, Sac
ttt che Trans,aal aad pranr, Free
S.., au dim which dwell nearly g..
'"I.""' I~nfriEucts Th,rs. are ip-
~pruHtutrlf 10000 600 people NtinK ut
French African possessions. moro tnau
To- mIn'ru OF whom are white. nh.
center of lranccs white population is
Algeria. where nearly 500 1000 Euro.
poaus and 5.0un. 600 natives live. Then
are 20. 600 600 people in Belgian kur.
g". t,it' az whom are white and a.
-15 600 German Subjects iu her dopeu.
denotes. ct whom nearly 2u.HpH lro
Europeans Thirteen thousand of these
Use iu German southwest africa
The natural Of many uf
these African % .oua Urc auous
ut, D. .heft lu the urIJ Thc Union
az ."a1h Air.o tdcr british control.
exported lu 1910 1f6q3.u0n in goII
aui sac 100. opp 30 diamonds IN. m.
ports au d,NpoIt- uf Algeria. French
pH session exceeded S233. GOO 0pn n
''it Belgian kuuru's exports uot
pH.s tho S%l'.0ro.onD mark annually
while Germany colonies .r, soubfu
tn other countries at"ut $4,000. n.N
.'rfh uI produce uuYul..
"Iho principal British po.s, .uua
900 Aii,l CO.,. ih, aast Africa protc.
-r b. IH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

Washington - g., Nov. G-Th,
Niucau possessions and prutoctur1tos
of The European powers now 90 war
are more than three times as largo u.s.
couu1cutal United tSitcs. The, arc
irnto than three times 5a large 1853
"li Europe nor" plunged Iu war; and
are eleven times larger tntu Ems
land. Frame" Germany aud HrIr.Iw
which control them. ego thc national
i"ograpuio Society lt Washington o..
g.. boz "a settlement i.su,d today Tho.
occupy 9.ttfs1l ul Africa lIsta.HHu
Square miles
The largest individual holder OF
African TERRITORY ls France with g.
$4,000 Square miles more than % uil.
Hon au da hal. Of which is tho St
hura Desert says thc au,isty state
mont. 'Euglpnd controls |9Gis.2l5
square milc. Belgium. Witb belgian
kuusu H- it- sole possession. $4,000
square miles. % Germany Iutl,uNI
siuafe miles Tnrsy tIaHrcs mab.
the European holjups cod these ,oul.
triDs European FrtH,o consist. OF
-'t ''i square miles, England l21
13t square uHlos. belgium. lt.a1I
NaHl I'mplo recently lu ultl ihr lr-
ur'o au tn. dor- Ir Albuquerque
r..I. Hs follows.
"a letter r,rf..f trI .U.p.rirs cog.
'uIHual WINS held ,ud l mu.f u.rH|
cent NatHIu uts presented D.. fn.
I,Wp'e Zoo th, lmrofU.l I.u',nf.fr trI
a >aNHI. blanket Ht. ALSO rTr.. .I.l
him h5 Imperial Marshal 81. Candle,
HHnprHr. n~pmNtf-ltus H.T, taUfuI.
red upon NuUl,s Smith Brown. Nr
'andigss. Lewis Wdehhuru. Wyatt.
chandler Nriltn uud t'uhu
Fhr traditional banquet ua .,fs
,d and 90 So lotto huur jhr ltllu Nt
boarded ana th, parts proceeded 600
Ef I5.u"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
COW WAS
USED TO GUIDE
THE GERMANS
French Soldiers Discover
Unique Form of Communi-
cation Used in Campaign in
France by Kaiser's Troops.

Paris. Nov. I-Crldo drawings ot
COWS II varying proportions. some in
attitudes of defense. hClllgcfcnUy or
alarm, and others ia srazing positions.
were noticed ny French officers dur
ing the early days of al, campaign ON
the Aisuc. Tho sketches 90 hrst were
considered the simple ones OF EchooI
children but the frequency with
which this subject appeared eu walls
buildings, bridges ana l1 every avail
able place boz thc departments of pisc
and sommc. puzzled French officers
who conducted 60 thorough Intcstiea-
ton, They are now convinced that
the system Ya- used hy German scouts
Geo direct tine armies that were Geo fol-
low.
There Vas t great variety iu the
sizes cot the drawings aud in the posse
'Iuus uf tho heads and other partI.u-
lIrs Iv comparing notes and dates.
10 WIs discover that these Orud, Pic
lures had e Very intimate relation
with passing cycsts Certain oJtcgDr-
ics of The pictures conceded ia ever,
case with tho same Development. In
tho military operations and. ,ouun-
NIINH NU'NN lf"'hI mus IiN'h UI".N fIfA
that 90 perfect system ot -.Dmmuuiea-
tIoH had thus been organized. similar
To- the system often employ ed u,
gtpsies aud tr1mps foI indicating in
formation Co those Of their eoufcr,cs
thar come after
The position of The animals head
was made Co indicate the direction iu
which tht French troops were 10 be-
found and the size 90 tho animal boz
dictates the Importance cog Co.,, forces
a very small COW means that the
route was not srry ~struully uutrIcd
o. rpu In l natural position uI defense
indicated Qualifications 300 the u,lsI-
hofhood alI the size 90. th, animal Iu-
dictated thr strcurth uf iho fartit.a-
tiuus; and the pose of me head Hs cN
act location. 4 COW whose head vts
raised ou high. Indicated That pra-
dcrcc was necessary in exploring tIr
ueighhorhoud nofor, Nouturlug farther
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
suggested synopsis tor n iS-Epi-"d'
Motion pi,tuc serial

~Jg WEHui>t Is , frti soHus
tuIua whose q Iug father hH
... Departed tl,- vale leaving
brr tom million Dom. 100 trust with 1000
il.. OLA, madden .4at
EPISODE Sh, meet. dars
ANA tsshIue sfrsursr ho rfaNrs Geo
nr 90 Half brother nf 100, .air father 4.
aHH,ar with designs upon 90, sai'
Us tH, simple d,tlr. u. me hsr
ur IaI,s Der poo rhr cellar AND t..rr
thrgsfa hsr .ufH OBJ. COAL bin Closes
tf1p. just ~ motor dump trt duWIa
s..,B toms uf C,rr.llus Iump tlruu-h
'h, chute She os,apc- instant death
A.. standing beneath Ju' chute
EPISODE Iu fn, Iaa fIes OF To-
blonde -iu4iu- teacher hy lures Der
FOO hls studio ou thr roof nl ths Wool
worth building ana blows bcr lhr"ush
the wlnduw with au explosion of his
high g.. She falls 1894 th, 'Ntend,d
pllrD ul Do passI1g aircraft and i-
borne swiftly Geo the plains OF flau-
doris where a German -hafpshpui'.
takes % potrhot at the mu. ninc 1r.up
ius DO down Iu thc midst of dinner
around winch the allied general staff
Dr. assembled.
EPISODE O. SHE 81 p.1ah,l f'r "a
spy. tried. sentenced and marched
from tfe presence Goo ue loaded into
BE- furneuiJ. shell sud prompts disc
charged et tbe eu,mN Tho explosion
uf the shell DIES her clear OF the
npNlous gases and she walks dryshod
over lakes 90 human blood. her step
ping stones the bodies 90 German
princes b is arrested on rcachins
the German lines and placed before %
] i1-CcutiWattr krupp Tor purposes "i
determination A. the great % bel
disl harsed she SPRINGS lightly forward
aad attaches her nowi1E locks Go the
front OF the p%rolcctile hy the simple
device of air pressure ana thur b. care
rlcd into So itzcrland. the Euaners
aim having been defective-landins
safely from the she'll as h. passes au
Alp.
HER subsequent adventure in -
. opiaodes. 30 reels. will be- revealed
after We get her OF tho Alp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
MYSTIC sHRINERs'
JOURNAL SPREADS
FAME OF THE CITY

Under ihe title "NsN Mexico Takes
Hold. The Crescent the publication
OF the National organization Of tns
Mobiles of tho Mystic shrine. gives
high complimentary report ~ the en-
tertainment ~ Imperial pOtenante
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

Acr1rdIus tD rcports from England.
the Chinese government will construct
numerous wireless stations in china.
"ni' ATOMS the oas bat also In
the Interior provinces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

Lord Kitchener who to-day the
s,rouge.r mtu bon Euriand vg. born
GO .,Hr. ago m county k,fir. Ir,
land tho place af hlH birch A,iaF
nary l%pue1ord when but ID years
DID IA, received "a second u|cutouauts
commission u the Euyal EuFIurer.
Hr served iu Palestine cyprus 1ud
Egypt he was steadily promoted
and In 1896 hc became famous as %
uldior hy utterlt destroying tho
power ot tha Mabdi 100 Egypt Fpr
this service Dee was created O. baron
and received the thanks of parlia-
mrnt. together with a grant OF $3.50.
600. he wts again couHuicuous boz
the latter part OF tho Bocr vtr ana
was made % yisguent Hc wac Also
.s.yen {eso.00o by parliament After
roorsauiziug en-, army of British and
native troops in Ind Kitchener went
o. Australia aud New Zealand. where
he performed d similar work He
was governor general OF Egypt and
WIS on the point Of returning there
to take up h duties when The pres
eut war in Europe began There was
.an insist. cali throughout Eusland
for him take charge uf Great
brltalnf ml.ary tffairs and DE- has
since worked coasclessly to raise ar
miles aud equip them for service al
the front Kitchener Is noted for his
~iaciturnity and HE disregard OF
public opinion, az well as bis stern
devotion TO duty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07


"a
campaigns n''
vh,,h to O." worthy JOB 'n'.'
campaigns u, have provided ''n's
for factor.u- fnr railroad. o0d for
.t .-,f.,.,. yI of
err ,r, .l,.. GOOD.
b., .n..o u,, .,b.r p.,ty ID. th.
. a.. u,., anal interests be-
., p. -,U-.,s. and u.tori. ana
r. n,,. n,s Greater
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~. , .os ..r ,it,z,r.
,. M .,t,,
,o, 49,, 1,, ,,,c,s
.,. - .,5 t,.f.,.,,
-
~
"'
"' -"
Inc S'''''' "hI.' " ''"-"' '' '''a
campaign 's n'Eh-.'''s. i"' F'1h'
ed Investment tu th' greatest i'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

Any skin itehIus D. "a temper tester
ne moro N"u foratch the worse IL
iichcs boans Ointment is for piles.
eczema amy kln itching soc az an
drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

(leetfic heating and cooking de-
vices are being used extensively in doc
mertlr science schools
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07
4 coon JoB.

HE HERALD wants 70 point 90
the enectiye work OF the
Democratic county campaign
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

hifh power electric motors are used
in the French army 20 extract the
1efl huiioin tom she wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-07

M pESTO STUCK 3o the ticket.
MI aud even thst didut lick 3D. Hut
AVA thp hu.a did thtfr host Old. al.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

FOR SALE-Watch Phoenix Grow New 4-room brick on Grand Avenue car; $1600-50 cash, bal. $16 per month. 4room new brick, Capitol addition, all built in effects, $2000-50 cash, 50 in 30 days, $20 per month"; buy this it is fine trading proposition. acres new house, furnished; 1 COW, heifers, fruit, horse, wagon, 50 fine chickens, hay in stack; cross road from fine school. All for $3150-$1000 cash; bal
 like rent. All the above money makers. Subject to trade for cows or smaller properties. M. H. Shelton, 215 w. Wash If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
For Sale-HouseS

FOR SALE-Last call, if my two new brick and pebble dash houses on w.
 Monroe St aren't sold this week the! will be for rent. These houses are five rooms and screen and 5 rooms and two screens, strictly modern and beautiful Garage, chicken yard, young shade fine lawn and everything home like. I am offering them at a great sacrifice if you want a home it will pay you to see these. Fred A. Dib- ble. owner. Sid Henry's office, 15 N
 1st Ave If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS with screen sleeping rooms. 36S North First Ave
 If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
For Sale Miscellaneous

FERlETA FOR SALE in the head, the very best of grains. Phone 12R3
 bp
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

WE HAVE SOME FINE MODERN HOUSES belonging to one interest which can be bought at auction prices
 Easy terms if desired. Property is in process of liquidation. See BUR- ROUGHS. 42 w. Adams St. If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

FOR RENT = Modern apartment; four room, sleeping bower; hot water. 1742 W. Madison. No sick or children.
 ,M bn
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

THREE large well furnished rooms with bath for housekeeping. 25S West Jefferson. bn
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

A GOOD BUY-A fine home, close in on North 4th avenue, brick, modern, must be sold, monthly payments if de- sired. See Burroughs. 42 W. Adams
 if
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

FOR SALE-A new five-room mod ern brick house. very close in, excel
 lent location, built-in features, a bar gain, small payment down and balance monthly. E. E. Pascoe, BOP North Gen. tral avenue. If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
For SaIe-Llve Stock

GENTLE DRIVING HORSE, with rubber tired buggy and harness for sale Inquire cor. Tempe road and Montezuma Place. bn
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
For Sale-Real Estate

WOULD YOU TAKE A LOT worth
 s7e00O for $47500, $500 cash the To-
 cation can't be beat; write owner to-
 day A. B. Republican. bp
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
CLASSIFIED
 WANT ADVERTISING One Cent a Word
Auctions

 N~~~~~~~~s~~~.~~ss~~s~s~ ~s>~.~s~s>~s~~~>s~~~~~~
 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY, OCT 17TH, 1914. Pats Corral cor. 5th Ave. and w.
 Washington St. Commencing at 1:30 D. m. we will sell head large work mules, several head horses, work, driving and saddle; farming implements and numerous oth- CT articles.
 Bring your property in, list it with the Clerk. Cash sale. Sales every Saturday. McMURTRY, Auctioneer
 J. P. HANNAN, Clerk h'' Biehl Auction House
 REGULAR SALES Every Wednesday and Saturday
 IF YOU WANT
 TO SELL YOUR GOODS
 BRING THEM TO US
 BIEHL AUCTIONEER 47 West Jefferson St. Phone 1349
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

IF YOU WANT A BARGAIN in a choice apartment house or residence lot, get price on 75X140 feet on N. 1st near Willetta. Will close out at sac rifice. Address Bargain care Financial News. l. w. Hellman Bid, Los Ange- les, Calif ds
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

FOR SALE-Two bred gilts. thor oughbred Duroc Jerseys. M. E.. Wood, A mile south Glendale. If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
For Rent t-Furnished
 Hnusns

FURNISHED four-room bungalow, fine screen sleeping room, modern 2025 West Adams. bs
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

A Dandy See 1t 4 Room Gray Pressed Brick Full Front Porch, Cement Walks New, Never occupied Hardwood Floors, Bath and Electricity
 Built in - Book Case Writing Desk Fire Place, Cozy Corner Seats China Closet, Medicine Cabinet Kitchen Cabinet, Laundry Tub North, Near Good School, Car Line
 No City Taxes Quick Sale $1650. Cash s25o. Balance s20 Month - Ask for Egg Gates Phone 15O4 IS West Adams with H. H. Major.
 bn
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

BIG VALUE in 1914 Indian motor, good condition, used very little, fully equipped, reasonable for cash Inquire AT West Jefferson. br
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17

COTTON PICK SACKS-Get the right kind and the right prices at home; tents and camp outfits for rent. Phoenix Tent & Awning Co.,. Cor. First and Monroe streets. Phone 1411. If
Arizona republican., 1914-10-17
A HOME CLOSE IN

CLOSE IN
 Easy walking distance, just few blocks north, modern, well built,-not old and run down, but clean and attractive. Big cement front porch, 6 rooms, maids room and screen sleeping room; laundry room with stationary tubs, etc. An ideal home for busy business man. Oak floors in living room and dining room, builtin con veniences. The price is reduced below s500000 and $500 cash buys it on monthly payments of $40.00
 WHY PAY RENT?.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Real Estate Bargains
 CENTER AND ADAMS b
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-18
Train Service Improved.

Commencing Sunday the train
service out of Fallon was improved
by the addition 10 the regular train
of an up-to-date modern steel
COACH The train now consists of a
combination baggage car and smok-
er, and the new steel coach which
we are informed Is to be a perma-
nent adjunct to the service.
The reduction of the passenger
accommodations about a week ago
TO only one combination baggage
and smoking car, the latter divided
into two pigeon hole compartments
by means of an improvised partition,
brought forth a volume of protest
from the travelling public and the
people of Fallon in general. In
again making provisions for salts
factory accommodations the rail-
road officials state that it had not
been their intention TO permanent
ly infiiet the antiquated contrap-
tion above referred to upon the
people travelling in and out of our
city, but that the coach formerly in
use was equipped with steam heat
only and could not therefore be
used as a unit OF our jerkwater ac-
commodation train. The car was
accordingly taken of with the ap-
proaeh of cold weather and a week
elapsed before a new, up-to-date
steel car equipped with a heating
stove could be provided for the Fal.
ION line.
Assistant Supt. F. C. Smith OF
the Southern Pacific Co. visited
Fallon early last week and after OBJ.
serving the inconvenience to the
public resulting from our made
quate train service, he took step:
to hasten the arrival of the new
coach.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-18
Assessed valuations stand.

Full instructions regarding the
Ak roll have not been received. uo
70 the time OF going to press. but
adYices have been received By Aud
tor FRANKIE from the Tax Commig-
ion indicating that there will be
practically no changes in the as
assessments. There may be a few
alterations in connection with per-
sonal property. but the assessed
valuations placed on real property
sill not be changed By the Tax
commission.
There are only two counties In
the entire state the land valuations
Of which were not raised by ths
commission, and these two are Nye
nd Churchill. Substantial raises
we're made in all other counties in
order 10 bring the assessments up
% the standard set by Law and BY
the Commission Except for the ac-
ton of the Tax Commission Church
III County would pay much more
han her share of the State taxes
this year.
The Commission lowered the
County rate, for this county. from
s1.45. as fixed by the Board of
county Commissioners. 10 Sl.02.
fhe state rate is fixed by law at
5 60. Thus the total for the state
and county will be s162. The cor
responding rate last year was S255,
Or .93 more than for this year.
Valuations have been increased
5orm 40 to so per cent of the total
value. On this basis. II a man paid
ast year on a valuation Of $1,000,
lis tax. Estate and county, at
$2.b5. was $3.50 This year he
you'd pay a rate OF S1.62 on val
uatlon of $500. or total of
s2430. This means q net erdue-
ion in taxes this year of S1.20 per
$1,000 of valuation on the 1913
asis
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-18
Big Rabbit Hunt In Island District.
A big rabbit hunt, followed b

A big rabbit hunt, followed by a
banquet, was participated in by the
members of the Island Cooperative
Growers and Producers Association
on Saturday, November 14th. The
hunters we're divided into two
teams, captained by L. w. Merritt
and T. H. Depp. Capt. Depp and
his men won the honors, by a score
of 10 to IA, so it was up to the
losing team to provide the banquet.
seventy-four persons were in at
tendance at the banquet, including
several guests from town and sur
.oundlng districts. And they say it
was a great feed A. r. Merritt
acted as postmaster. Toasts were
responded to as follows: DR.. F. b.
Nichols, Pioneering, A. W. Pipes,
First Impressions of Lahontan
! valley" H. r. Smith, why / talked
against Woman's Suffrage and vot-
ed for it, Capt. T. II. Depp, Mis-
souri, Mules and Pretty Women,
and Mrs. A. r. Merritt on Mother
hood.
The losers challenged the win
Iners to a duck hunt TO take place
Just before Thanksgiving, dinner TO
be served at the Island chapel on
Thanksgiving afternoon at 2:so al
which friends, bachelors, and bach-
elor maids will be cordially well
leomed. Get the spirit, join in the
hunt. also in the dinner.
The Island district is one IN
which the community spirit mas
been highly developed, much to the
Measure and profit of the people re-
,iding in that section. This was
one of the first communities to take
an interest In the improvement oil
the school, and way last April they
leveled their school ground foi
grass and shrubs which VIII DC
planted during the coming spring
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-11-18
NEWLANDS ELECTED BY 80
VOTES ON OFFICIAL COUNT
COuRl Completed With Official Canvass Of Clark County. Ben
v. Coleman Elected TO Supreme Bench.

WITH all counties in the state Of
ucialiy canvassad. Senator New
lands majority over samuel plat.
Tor election TO the United statea
Senate has been officially fixed at
Ss votes. Clark county came in
yesterday having been delayed BY
the tardiness of one OF the commits
sioners. 1t showed A. Grant Miller
received 2o1. T. G. Newlands Az
and Samuel Platt 315. Newlands
gained one over figures previously
given and Plat gained 7. Miller
gained 10.
The final totals are Miller. 543e:
Newlands. S075. and Plat. sO37
with total vote cast of 21,54s.
The figures on supreme Judge
show Ben ". Coleman was elected
over B. r. curler by some 313 votes.
RECEIVING 10.0S9 to 977G. These
figures are not al official but are
believed to be correct.