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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24

and Glenna Hoover spent Friday of
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Laymon
Gilbert.
Chester Laymon and family enter
tanned to dinner Sunday. MIR. and Mrs.
B. l.. Woodland, Emma tanning and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Holt, of Greenfield
Junias Knipe and wife attended the
funeral of James Lamberson at Lew
isville on last Friday.
Mrs Carol Ogborn and baby. OF
Richmond, are here visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Kinneman
Mrs. John McGrath, who has been
cared for by Mrs Moore, west Of town
was brought to her home on last Fri
day.
Come From Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Brown, of Rich
mOnd, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Hayes on Sunday.
Miss Madge Billy and Mrs. Oar
Hollingsworth. were visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. Bennett, near Richmond, last
week.
Mrs. Jack Norris and daughter, Mary
Louise, called ON Dublin friends Sun
day afternoon.
James Lafever, Of Muncie, is here
on a short visit to relatives ant
friends.
Mr. and Mrs George Cooper enter
tanned to dinner Sunday the following
guests, MIR. and Mrs. Cy Gilbert ant
daughter, Mary, Mr.. and Mrs. FloyG
Gilbert and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane!
Tweedy, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradwa!
and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Broadway.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24

her home in Covington, O., after a
week spent with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulysses Eaton.
Mrs. Ralph Tague and children will
go to Bradford, o., Friday to visit
friends. They will returne by way OF
Eaton, Ind, to visit her father, Max
King.
A party composed of the following
! will picnic this evening at the home
of Miss Elizabeth Bertsch: Mesdames
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24

the week with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hunt
Mrs. Clara Williams went to Con
nersville yesterday to spend a few
days with relatives
Mrs. Joe Wallick is spending the
week with relatives at Bethel.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24
IN WHEAT HARVEST

TOPEKA. Kan. June "a The
wheat harvest in Southern Kansas is
now well under way. In this section
wheat is turning twenty-five to tewn-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24
MASONIC CALENDAR

Friday-King Solomon's Chapter
No. 4, r. A M. called meeting, work
in the Past and Most Excellent Mas
ters' degrees.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24

ty-ssven bushels to the acre. The har-
vest Is Just beginning In the northern
part of the state The weather contin-
ues intensely hot
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-24

The liquor business employs 1872
600 persons in New York state.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03
Sterne uno Streifen.

Sm Sabre 1894 belt Der 8rnbess
fenntor 9raoten bon 8ermont i'm
9ongreFe cine Reoe, in tpelAer er Ii6
inter unberem nie folgt duberte:
naertudp unb 8ermont fno in Ole
Union aufqenommen tporoen uno err
ohten fid iuft 70 pi6tig, rpie Die 10
uripriingIiden Stonten. sic tpins
fhen, in Der Ser. Stnoten= JIagge re-
p~r1fentiert gu fein, unb i'd beontroge,
hoB Die 5Ioqge fortan Is Sterne unb
Streifen ner3eidne." Der 4ntruq
ipurbe an /. Moi, 1895, ongenoms
men, unb bic FIooge bate Damn %
Sabre lang Is Stsrne unb Strsifen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

oer0u3s I'M Iniaug nit eintm ipjnns
me5fsinsn Shlejer beoedt iei, Der crit
allmdblih peId3t mo nas Iu0e tlar
aufleudten Idbt. Qbtr bdIo gepobnt
FAB oc& 3ino all odS 2iht. ia Die
an51n9iiae @ihtideu miro 5u elmer
Sorliebt fjr auts 6eIIe un0 0ldne
5en0c. Is hai6t nit Den 9Gnonen
nlh Den Communication, Die ms
Simmer bereiufIuten uno freut Iid
Qdn3 unbdaoig. lpenn obenos bic
S0mpe an9eitedt piro. Rad uno
nab iin9t Is nuh an. ois 0inae nm
iId her 81 unteridei0en. 9lber Ger
erlte Strdbl oeS Grtennens Gilt 0oh
Gem AntIiB Der n(utter, ibrem lie.
ben QaheIn. Dem Qeuften ibrer Iu.
gen, uno gIiidIih Die Mutter. ole Sic
len eriten Nu&orud tinoliher Qiebe
in ibr Sey3 un0 lire Gimme auige.
nommen bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

nitt untsriAsioer. 10 Is lei
ipielsreiie Slamsu l .r Nfun0.
itat. 0aron su rieden. c.c : reaaisrt
opb aud auf @eride. C.uu pileat
IT'D 9as @eh0r 81 en- ttln. s{n
ZEN eriten 9eoen3podU i-sint ie0ts
&iuo ihpsrb0rig 81 'te. aber a9s
mdhIih lsrnt ea, ole >-4,e in lid
auBunebmeu uno iogor &, III unter=
i9eioen. Welde 6rc->, tpenn eS
3uerit ben SAritt otr 4lutter ey.
tsnut. 0ie rei8suO III .s auh. fpenn
Elm Gin0 crit lpeib, ,-B Is ielbit
2aute biIOeu tam. G.gu mnft IS
inn gar bal0 SpaB. q. g,3cne tIeine
StiIme gu b0ren. g. t1nn iih oas
h, gang nu~noer1ii6ia 4a.eybaIten;
oaS merit man an rtH suirie0enen
4usorut Icines 0eiitt>ta5.
2eioer gifts noh anocynluftige
Ylitter genug, Die dn1,.l.;eu ourlis
Der ilno, peuR 8abp '@ ctlpus ers
3dbIt. limo nun Der t,e.i.e Sim:
9a5 0eltt. Sin neu ...Jtae8 Rino
lit 3uerit Iihtldeu. &rampfbait
iAlieB. es Dor Der unC3cal0ten 6eQe
Die @iu9sn un0 hie Gt.t,a unO Ser.
mannten miiiien iid cr1Nt,ta Mube
geben. lin einmoI rit,jl etatn Slid
binein gu srbaihen. Tjt fruQe:
Wcs fir Nu9en mag e oa5eu? 1T ia
inlmerbin rebt beosniau58pou, gum
ment9iten fir bic G!tern. Sans slei.
ne &inoer baben nun 5ttauntlid in
Den eriten gebensmpan tieitloue
2tugen, crit nad) uro nat nimmt Die
Sria i3re ipdtere 6dr54n3 an. IS
iitbt auG 10 aus, ais o5 0as Sim
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

freTe uN5 u~no66dn9ige Siadter tint
uno bon Rsdtsregen iein muFsn. un6
baB ale poIt.iite 8erbinounq 3rpis
fhen uns un0 tenn Staatc Gtob5ris
tannien pouitdnoig geIoit lit uno 9sIoit
iein mub."
Dun.t fir Quntt rurte liter bic
ein3sInsn Gdss ber unob6Gngiateits=
%ertldrun9 tecstihIo9t. uno 5flit5=
lid rpor oae IsBts Wovt qsipro4sn
uno e erfo.cts inter .3oteniti1s cis
en0qjItjgs &5aimmun6. IN asc1y1-
p6iIher CrHruHq ieBten bieraui a'
Reprdfentqn.sn oer 13 berT6ieoersa
Gtoaten ibrs Qamen eigsnbdnoi8 I'M
ter 0as Document.
Dom frIbeR Worssn on bate IN.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

teTen Der 0lodner bic Gtunoen i'm
gurm'tiibfen 3es .Gtute 6oufe" 3us
oebrod)t. um 10 fdneu al5 m0glif
benz b~arrenoen 8olte burd ben e6ers
ner muN0 Der 0lode Gun0e BON benz
Qroben Greiqni7e 3u 9eben. gu Gis
zen Der greppe, bic CUR 9obe BEG
9urmes emporfibrte. partets Der On
Eel beg Gt0dners ouf cine Witteilung
ous BEN GonQreb3immer, um BEN
@robpater 81 Genahri6tigen. Shon
bate Der Greis. Reg larqen Wortens
miibs, bic 6oFfnung fait o~uf9egeben,
bo traf bic belle ana6eniiimms iein
Chr: ,Qdrt:. GrDBD1ter, ldute!" un0
in beten 30nen Thnan9 Die '~Freibeitss
turJt pom boben 9urme iiber Die
Stuot.
Ddbren6 bic Gdrift3iiqs Der eiqeu!s
Ii6sn MISUNDERSTANDING mebr
unb mebr berF!lBter unb 0ns fpi6tige
Document tesbal6 Dor einigen Sab
rem i'm Gtaatsoepartemert 3u Wafbs
ln1ion, Y. u, III elnen teuer1 uno
tjttThereu Spino qebraht purbs. 1T
bic G6riFt bes Sefferionffsn Crigis
n~aIentnurFs Der GrttGrunq nit Der
beTerunqen uno GinihoItunoen in Der
6anofdriit bon Grantlin uno Sobu
@ooms, Ionis bic beg Originals Der
aonHitution puroerbarer Weiis ntht
ausgsbiifen. Die bsioen Isb9enonn.
ten G6rifii,uts nerosn i'm Giants
oeportenent in ,inem qlasbsoedien
9often aufbepotrt. ter in einem Dobls
peridtoTenen ejTsrnen gebdIter rubt.
IN BEN aaiten 6efano Th aud bic
eiqentIife unath1r2 ertIdrunq.
beoor fe BEN Uspohrtgn Spin6 elmer
Isibt rporb. Die Gtriit oes Seller
ionfher GntnurTs 1T roh 70 tIar.
ME Ie Dor 1873 Sotren NOR. ots Jsfs
ierion uno bic onosren WitgIieoer oes
Gntpusfss 9omites tie fir bic eGa.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

in Den eriteu Sst,nstdsen uno s!pos
den, nber fir cine pigiiiAe Wluiisr
beosutst's eben Den Snoegriif aaer
Selig:eit uno Glen Gtid5. ltit nell
der Schmidt pariet lie 1uf od5
erite &ddelu. ouf rem eriten StrahI
nes Ser .dN0ni6es In zen droben
4ugen! Der 0eTHtsfnn If nun
fysilit1 nitt oas erite. mas iia beim
&inoe entriteIt. 3usrit tommsn, 10
fpenig poetlid) has sinem aud eriheiz
nen mag. Der Gei6mad uno Der 0es
ruh. Sic i;no oa, iobalo eben oas
Sinh "a lit; lie per0en io3uiagen nit
ibm geboren.
Dan audi beim tlsiniten Ginoe
'hon Der @eihmddsIjnn feline S6uI.
bi9teit tut. oo6 tam man car IeIft
fsititelen, nenn maj feline %Qippenrdu=
Der nit iraeub elmer iduerliten poer
tltteren Subltan3 in 8~erubrun9
brin9i. Cine 1itt miB3uUeriteben0e
0rimaIle miro g1n5 Oeutlih Die
NbneiSung 0es tleinen WeIens
9egen ben bittern pOer idue-
rem Stoff gum Nusorud brinaen.
Sc alter Der S0u9liHg miro, peito
oUs0rudspoQer pjro Oabei iein W!ie=
nenipieI. 8aIo merit er, lpenn man
ibm irgenO cine neue Speiie reiht.
Sdmedt Tie Inn, 70 GIFT sr bas iebr
BALD gu perIteben. Sebo9t tie aher
Dem tIeinen Gdunen Mot, 10 neiB
er aud oas beutIiCb gu maden. 2tsbn=
lib lit es nit osn 0erun8iinn uno
nit Dem 0eiuf.., in grobem Sinne
natirliA. 3udr fam oas Sin0 Oe@
idmat uno Csru6 i'm Nnfou9 nod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

IiTfe 9rone 70 unbeilpolIen Worte nies
berIhricbeu. 0ns Original Der Som
ititution puroe ouF pier groBe 9erqus
mentbldtter oeitrieben. 4ud bier
seiQt, pie 0eIo0t, bic Sinte ni6t Die
oerinQite Gpur ppn 4usbleihsn. Die
llnterItJriften bon 8eorqe Woibino-
ton uno BEN onberen MitgIieoern Der
tpnititutione[en 9onpention fino 70
oeutIi6. oI8 tpenn ie chen frii 9e'dries
ben lpofben ndrer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03
1~a& Der eI6i6tIiaen Te6erIt.s

@o6 Der gei6i4tliaen Ue6erltes
~ ierung oorf bic 3tpeite No6=
- mittagsitun0e oe8 4. Suti,
1776. ais @eburts8sit Der 8ereinigten
Stuaten BON Noroamerita be3ei6net
tpercsn. U}it fieberbafter Sponnung
bate oos omerttanii6e 8olt Die Va
tigteit Ieiner 8ertreter i'm Sentimental
aon9reb gu philadelphia perfOI9t. unb
bic Q%ufregung errei6te ibrsn 50bes
punt, oIs Der 4. Suli. Der Sag, an
ipeI6em bic entideioenoe Nbitimmune
iiber bic MISUNDERSTANDING
Itattfinoen 'oIte, bsreinbroh.
lleber Der StQbt Der 9ruberliebe
briitete Die Sommsrbise uno ouf BEN
Ylobe DOT Dem alien Gtate 6ouie
brGngte Ii9 bic Msnee, pdbrsno Die
0bqeoroneten bes Bottles in ernfter
8%eratun9 i'm .Gaf Room" be5 Ges
bduoes periammeIt fpursn. Dor benz
Spreher oes aonqrsTes Lao auf einem
groben Mobogonitifa bos hiitorii1e
Document, iiber oefen Snbolt MAJ be-
battierte, Qmeritas rWagna Gbarta,"
boneben iton6 Elm ihpsres. filbernes
3intenfoB nit sinem 8iin0el frii6er
aietfsoern.
Inter BEN 4bgeororeten tparsn 2
G~nqldnoer, 3 JrIdnoer, 2 S6otten
uno / 0aniier; bic onoeren paren in
BEN GoIonien geborsn. Der gsiddfz
tiqunQ mad befonoen ij6 in Der Der
fdmmIunq "a RshtsdntpdIts, IA 'yors
mer, 8 GaufIeutt, 4 4er3te, l preDiqer
un6 l Tobrit1nt. CUR Rstten oss
9orfbenoen iaB Benjamin 5roRtlin.
meter urtsn 1homos 5siisrion. Der
@erfaTer Der Observation-Disclosures
rung. Der fh fo~rtpGbrero sifriqe Qos
ti3en mohte. i'm aeqsniiber Riharo
Gee. osr psniQe Sage por3er oIs sriter
BE btntpIrbiqen 0orts porqsIeTen
bate: ~oob bi.is Osrsinistsn aOIonisn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03
3m Rrarm.

,3w0If l(br! Nltn enolit Sdlu8 ser Stln0ei
60 tGnt IS frobIid III Der Allnoc
Ter Sdiileridar in Ain0yrgartt1.
Sod bclBt5 bent nod gcoul0ig purtct
Sir plcIe, hcuor lie Il lug hinuts
Giirien ms traltc GltrnbollS.
Gem Drnlbeu front oils @inmclsiegen
EIQtideruo bcrub en Ytaienreqel.
9tir 0ret Der tlcinct, lieben W{aoder,
Ga3 Ynntilc3. Wtoricfcn uE0 &dtbden,
Wtad]cn id) iroblid oIf 0n Ncq,
SdClen nidlt Hcgcn un0 nnier: Steg,
Grippcln eiligit oabin nit literm Sdr!tt;
Senn Wiittterden CAB ia porlorglId NIT
Gen 9te8enmantcl nit 8apll5c,
0arnit man lie I'M 9tegen bcrrtc,
MariGbcl ober ltol5 !pe ME
&ot ie bod ibrcn ,NaropIue".
g9ie Nrltoer Sans, Der Ybltlricnt,
Noll Spptt ben 9iegenihirn bcnenlt.
9tut lit tie 0arnlter ipoQl g~cborgen
limo brdld)t id) nldt pe Gle iorgen,
Sic i'm Sonnta0Stlci0, obne Sdlrm ilno SUIT
9l1i Der Sdpele itcbt, III Der &egcnfIut
Trlfeno Die Sano binaltSgeredt.
Gtebt Der @eburt3tagStiih 0oh geoedt
gu @oua; fe mil Den &orb NIT 9eeren
Der licbetl 0roBl1outa percbren.
Sod adj, Der Negcngub lQBt'3 ridt 5n,
ga, G!Slcil, oa morte On llIr II ;hilh!
Sod I'M 0arten 0ralBcn, il tlclnen Setd,
$50 Die YtllnmcIn bliibcu, 0a lit I'M Helb
Ser Sroihlein gar citel 2uit lno gebagen
Sim f~pohllten lit ibncr an 9c9entdgetl
llnD 10 mag iitS imncr I'M 2eben tlgen,
@oS Dem einen gum 2eo, lit Dem noerrt Terg1iigen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03
pnm GihJbnrm.

limo ipring id itbI uno faq birab,
Ed bIeib nift longe liegen."
Gi6born, on Notihtpon3
99o bit on oenn?
Na3 iribt on oenn?
$50 mohnit olt oenn2
$50 idloiit Oh oenn?
rSn cinem H%lbenneitc.
Ga3 rllno ih mir auf8 bette,
llno iett mir @ino uno Negen
3i,
Nuidl 6edt mid ihon oas brnoe.
lllo fonmt Die faIte @interrub,
Stopi th Die Cir uno idIofc."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

sd fnod mir bier ein NiiBden,
Gin oelifotes NiBhen.
9oh better ihnedt Elm @o9elei,
0as fnobb'r III ouf uh0 trinfe;
Ners Iegt, Dos lit mir eincrIei,
Sb 3eiiig ooer 6lnfe."
gi6born, ot Hotihmon5,
Or rcttr Qidl:,
Sd jag bid niht =
MoS brauhlt 0u oelln 81 ren1en?
IS tut ia nitgcno bremen.
Baum ouf mo alb, 8aIopp uni
3rob,
0as lit 10 mein Gcroniiaen;
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

WenIhenlebens. 0is ous Iangem
S6ldf erpott bas RsuQeborens gum
Qe5en uno i'm Sonntnidsin Der Hits
terlihen Qiebe ndhit Is herdn pie
cine ieItene, tpuaoer5are Blame. Die
nit ie0em Wtoy5en einer neuen, I'm
9edfntsn 3gis ent6U1t 6latlit per-
folet BIC iua3e SHUTTER joe 5arien
Geelenre5ua2en ihr:s 4ieo!iHss un0
mi. forItero.a: huge 6etractst liz,
lpa5 lie M.Itnen Ic. ,.eiaeu @sijhts
perrateE. Gas Il :car njtt itEr B.si
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03
sedenreaEscen k'eIner EiHdeT.

mi. INNER neucm Gnt3jjten re-
9rIbsn mir isoen iungen 0eu3. 0iy
freutn uHs, ME oraabea aQe5 ndhit
uno rir0. rpie 0ieieu uno Wsioen
nit sortaraHen Stimmer iih ubers
Sishel, nis o1s tciie iunse Qdub go!o=
grim in SEN @trahIsn oer Sonns
Ieuftst. 1ie exit Sarts Bitten it4
3aabaft otm 2iht erihiieben. glidt
Qnosys its i'm eriten 6IibIin8 oes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

Gin @emiitsment.6 SER
gfeumeper: 6rau, 0QB ou Ole baIbe
belle 6laI6e 0uy9elpaHsc uno Die
Siitie SaIbs nidt megmirfit, bic mir
bel @Ittors SharIah gebrauht
boten; Die ifenten mir Sem tteinen
3eitun9siun9en 81 Wejbnuhten;
man mus aud etpas fir Ole Bolts
tpobIfabrt iun.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

Die elettri6en Sabnen in
Den Ser. Staoten ba:ten in Sebu Sab
rem, 1902 us 1912, einen 8rutto9es
pInn bon 1916 8rp5ent, p0er 1877
lro .Hnhr. ~oniampeiien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

Is weIfet ia cod boIo, 70 6oIo,
llno tut ibm olih nif)t tueb.l"
NliimICin arli Der @eioe,
Eltb mir nal mcir aleioe!
@IiimIcin ouf Der @ieie,
Rad NAL, 0ab iA nieie.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

Gntbrineden, 0ntbrincdcn.
2oB rod oa3 &IijnIlein itebn,
Is iiet oltf ic;ncm Stengclden
un0 bliibt 10 mruoerih0n.
r@nrnm iou ids uitt piliiferL
@cnn ids ooh qcrrc feb?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03

Der YantoffetbeIo.
9ahtpchter (3u DEM Dor Der 9Gus'
tiir iiBenben iSbemann): nNos mas
zen sic oenn bier, BADEN sic teinen
!0ausidIiiHeI23"
BOD. Sd rdoiere nur ebsn oi.
Str;ts aii' Der Wtdnidttte aus. no
id Mrs Bier notiert hob'!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-07-03
Tie Oafle Der @nMe.

W~ictc90ite pier inn SoltS
ga. Die alto Guide:
Iicf i'll Geacr lit aic Mans,
Galt OIL @lrn0ertrdc.
StcI5 aui ieineu rotcN 8ot
uno %8cipnrtcn Gamen.
6iBt cin Yrog i'll 3mcjten Stof:
Gihborn lit icin Nanlcn.
Wciter oben bat ser Spcdt
Sclne Mcrtltatt llcJcn
Nott mlo 5Iancrt fnnitgercht,
2aB ole Spane iIlc0cn.
gni Dem g9ipitl I'M @c1it
SiGt cin mn5il flcincr
Niulifoutr Irob ini Welt.
Itlctc 3obIt nidt einer,
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-05-27
WATER USERS MET SATURDAY
Project Water Users Held A
Meeting. Saturday the First
In Several Months.

A fair sized crowd of project
water users attended the meeting at
the court house Saturday afternoon,
which was called primarily for the
consideration of the proposals to
build fishWay around the govern
ment dam at Derby and the leasing
of the projects hydro-eleetric power
plant at Lahontan. Both. schemes
were voted upon by cards, and the
conclusion of the majority of those
present at Saturdays meeting was
that the vote then in progress should
govern entirely.
Lafayette Pierce acted as tempor-
ary chairman and F. B. Headley as
the meetings. secretary.
Among other matters discussed
was one having to do with the set
ting aside of a thorsand-acre tract
of unoccupied land north of Fallon.
for a park site that would be devel-
oped from time to time at project ex-
pense with the end in view that ulti-
mately the park would serve a null
titude of laudable purposes for the
residents of this valley. 1t was ar
gued that the government should CO.
operate in the plan which would pro-
vide an area that would finally be
forested and parked and improved in
a manner that would fit in with this
valleys wonderful potentialites and
BODYBUILDING possibilities.
Another idea launched at Satur-
days meeting was proposal to set
aside ten acres of cultivated land
from each of the approximately 500
farm units within the project, which
should form the basis of a bond is
sue at the rate of $50 per acre, which
would, If carried to success, make
possible fund of s250,000 for
power distribution in this valley
Neither of the plans were formally
adopted at the meeting, though they
have merit worthy of consideration
before being rejected, If this is to be
their fate.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-05-27
Indian Commits ofense.

Little Pete. a jovial Piute, was ap-
pretended by Indian Policeman Jack
Dalton Sunday evening while SEEK
ing to dispose of firewater at the
reservation pow WOW, which was on
near saltwater throughout the
greater part of last week Pete's
specific offense Is selling booze on Il
government reservation for the red
men, which in itself is quite serious.
He was brought to Fallon Monday
and in due course of time Pete will
find himself facing the federal trib-
unal at Carson City.
Pete said he had received the
whiskey indirectly from a Mexican
hangout In the vicinity of the sugar
factory, where seven of this nation
ality are said to be extremely obnox-
ious TO the officers of the law. The
most of the bootlegging at the pres
ent time is carried on there, 1t is
said. and an effort is being made to
cause a dismantlement of the place.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-05-27
Attend Bankers Convention.

Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Will
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Foote attended the meeting
of the Nevada Bankers Associa-
ton at Reno last week. Mr.. Foote
was elected vice-president of the as
ISOLATION. Fallon was urged by both
as the place of holding the next
meeting OF the association in 1915.
The matter of seiecting the next
meeting place was left to the disere-
ton OF the executive committee. II
Is planned to meet In San Francisco,
together with the bankers from
other western states comprising the
western reserve banking district
during the fair next year, which Will
g,e us the bankers In 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foote and Mr. and
Mrs. Williams attended the banquet
and ball at the Tavern at Lake Ia
hoe Saturday and Saturday evening,
which was followed up with n ride
around the lake Sunday.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-05-27
PROJECT MATTER OF INTEREST
Water Users Vote To Build Fish
Way And Lease Lahontan
Power.

The referendum vote upon the
two proposed project innovations,
fish ladder for Derby dam
and the leasing of the power from
the Lahontan hydro-electric power
plant. was concluded Monday. Upon
the fishway scheme 1874 expressions
were had. 110 being in the afirma-
tive, representative of 10,946 acres
of land, as against a negative vote of
"a, representing an area of 6,621
acres.
Upon the plan to lease power 1876
votes were cast, ITO being for, repre-
senting 1871 acres, while but 26
votes We're registered against the
plan, embracing ownership of 2,026
acres.
Thus the water users have added
their recommendation to that of the
project management on behalf of the
two undertakings and Secretary of
the Interior Franklin X. Lane will
have no reason to hold either in
abeyance further. 1t is his aim to
make the governments projects as
nearly cooperative as expediency
and good business will allow.
Regarding the matter of leasing
power from the comparatively owned
plant at Lahontan, it Is the unquali-
fed aim of the department to furth-
er the projects interests. The as
surance upon this point has been suf-
ficient, evidently, to induce an over
whelmingly favorable vote. 1t Is
asserted that no contingency could
arise whereby the interests of this
project would be made secondary to
a private or corporation interest, and
that the peoples right to control
their project-owned electrical plant
will never be questioned at the ex-
piration of the ten-year lease, which
is about to be entered into.
A telegram was received at recla-
nation headquarters yesterday from
the department at Washington, In
answer to a wire announcing the
result of the referendum vote, stat
ing that advertisements, calling for
bids for the Lahontan power, would
be issued yesterday afternoon, the
date of opening the bids having
been set for June 25th, at the local
office. The monthly minimum in
come to be derived under the new
plans of the department, from the
Lahontan plant, will be $1,000
rather than $1,000. and other
changes will be insisted upon over
the first set rules.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-05-27
THE ISLAND DISTRICT FARMERS
Farmers South of Town Point
The Way For Proper Hand
ling Of Farm Crops.

The farmers of the Isand dis
trlct. making their action consistent
with that OF others in the progress
siye farming districts of Nevada,
met Saturday evening at the Chapel
and perfected an organization that
will be known hereafter as the Is
land Cooperative and Growers AS
sociation. Dr. 7. f. Richardson was
elected president of the body, Will
bur Merritt, secretary and board
of five directors will be elected at
the next meeting two weeks hence
II will be the endeavor of the new
association to have all farm pro-
ducts of the district marketed under
It's control. this insurng a uniform
price to each producer.
F. w. Wightman. one of the val
ley's heaviest hay buyers for beef
feeding purposes will be called upon
In the near future to give the associ-
alton suggestions relative to what Is
expected of its members. and what
arrangement can be made looking
towards the selling of the districts
hay tonnage as whole.
II is planned TO grade potatoes
and onions and market them accord
ing 10 their merit. which Innovation
will be something new for Nevada.
Over In the Mason valley representa-
tiyes of the Southern Pacific railroad
company lately co-operated with the
farmers there with a view to getting
from 10000 to $4,000 tons of al
ialfa hay at unifom price, previous
ly agreed upon. The railroad Of
ficials are particularly insistent that
the growers In Mason valley shall
bind themselves TO deliver hay at a
uniform. previously agreed price.
before assuring the owners of the
cattle OF fair teatment following
their shipment into the hay district.
The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1914-05-27
PAYING DAIRY FARM FOR SALE.

Sixty acres, all in cultivation; AZ
acres in alfalfa, SO head of dairy
stock, 3S head of hogs, two horses,
wagon, moving machine, farming
implements of all kinds, including a
milking machine and h. p. engine
and separator, 5-ton feed cutter,
$50 white leghorn chickens, 100
turkeys, 25 ton of alfalfa hay In the
stack, the houe is a good six room
structure and there are other i'm
provements too numerous to men
ton. The place is worth all ask
and more too. For terms address
J. c. Sparks, Fallon, Nevada. Tele-
phone 29xl. lm2 ".