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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16
NEVADA LEADS N
SILVER PRODUCTION

Gold production in the United
States in 1918 amounted to 4,2ss.7S4
fine uonces. valued at ;SS,S44.4o0. &C
cording to statistics compiled by the
geological survey and the mint bureau
The silver produced amounted to Co.
so1.5oO fine ounces. valued at s4O.-
34s.100. The fold production was 81.
100000 less than in 1912. and silver
nearly $500, 900 ounces less for the
same period.
California was first In gold produc-
ton, with 97S.1H ounces. Colorado
second with S7e.957 and Alaska third
with 735,364 ounces. Nevada led in
silver production with 15.657.43O
ounces. Montana was second with H.
$4,000 ounces and Utah third with
11,2s2,300 ounces.
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CARD OF THANKS

W" wish TO thank the kind people
of Ruby Valley ana Eiko for their
"Ih'ln"ss A"fiHS iiie Illness ana ucatn
u our dear wife ana mothr We
"l!l never forget The kindness record.
ell US and II Is our wish that the Lord
VIII bless you, u and all.
l. T. WOLVERTON. s.. and
3'amily.
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MEETING or PARENT.
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

II Is to be hoped that a full atten.
dance Will be present at the meeting
OF the Parent Teacher Association at
the Grammar School tomorrow after.
noon, as besides packing the "Chrlst.
mas Ship Box" there are one or two
matters of much Importance to come
before the association. Those who
are willing to assist in tho packing
OF the boxes are asked 10 meet at tho
library at two O'Clock or as soon there
offer a. possible.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16
win Appeal Gaze

y meeting vas held ut Virginia City
last night to consider the appeal of
tn" caa" of Alex Mckenzie, fourli gull.
~ of ~trcspaBsing when he was on his
way to tho TUES OF Washoc l.r,n for
a dnck hunt McKcnzio's frIor In and
Others In Reno and Carson CITY have
raised n fund and the case viii be
takcn into the federal court If 1cces.
sary.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16
Shows EalIlnn OF

The total registration Of yo.ers In
Tie two Winncmuccu prccints up 10
THIS afternoon was 6GO, which IL over
100 less than the number registered
two years ago for the general election.
Two years ago sos votes wee cast
in the two Winncmucca prccin Is and
TIA" Indications are that there vii be
y falling off In the vote this car
humboldt Star.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

T. ]. Sweeney is in the city from
Tobar.
Sam Bachman, of Tuscarora, is c G
istered at the Commercial Hotel.
r. c. o'Neil. of Wells. is attending
to some business in the city today.
Editor Triplett, of the Herald, re-
turned to his home at Wells this morn
ing.
n. Peterson and Nels VI. Anderson.
of the North Fork country. are in the
city today.
Milton b. Badt Is spending a few
days in Austin, where he went on
professional business. He will return
tomorrow.
Arthur Bowman, a prosperous
rancher OF Mountain City. was an ar
rival from the northern country yes
terday and is spending a brief visit
in town attending to business.
Mrs, Ellen Hollyday. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Van Drielen,
Is a recent arrival from Yuma Ariz-
ona, and is enjoying a visit with her
parents.
George b. Russell, republican nom
inee for county clerk, has returned
from a campaigning trip during which
he took in Metropolis, Montello, Har.
rison Pass. Wells and Ruby Valley.
George w. Shultes, of Beowawe, is
registered at the Hotel Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Heath are in
the city today from Ruby Valley.
b. l.. Stewart, OF Lamoille, is ming
ling with friends in the city today.
joe iteenan, Il prominent ancne
Of Lamoille, is spending the day In
the city.
Thomas Stinton, a prominent stock
man of Mountain City. Is registered
at the Hotel Mayer.
Mrs. c. +. Loring will return Sun
day to her home at Reno after n visit
Of ten days to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Gheen, of this city.
Isaac Wolverton, Jr. Mrs. w. S.
Griswold and other members of the
family OF Mrs. Isaac Wolyerton, whose
iueral took place here this GfI1rEoVn,
left thio ai.y thia afternoon for their
kaaiea.
The students of the High School
Will start their school magazine, the
Pohob, next month and will issue the
November sometime within the next
month or six weeks. The Pohob is
a credltable publication to any school
and Is always welcomed by the people
OF this city who are interested In what
their children are doing at the High
School.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

rms month. so far. has been tho
FULLEST month on record at the office
Of county clerk volGht for some time.
~ glance at the fee book In that Of.
lie" Is convincing argument to TINT
effect. Since tho first of tho month
only fourteen entries hnv been mndo
in that book.
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GIFTS RECEIVED At
GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Gifte Tor The "Ghristmas Shlp Box"
viii BE- received at the Grammar
School, mil tomorrow aftcrnoon. Re
mcmhc that all contributions OF
c!othin cash and toys are welcome.
and az cially clothing for tho little
chiidrc@ They need not be now. so
don't J. state II your Offering may
seem ...aii. when wo think or the
great 3 ID, the best that We can do
secms % little. but when so realize
that these little offerings are going
into the homes where sorrow and aur.
fering Is beyond our realization. we
can und rstan how over the tiny
comfort they can bring Is worth while
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JAPANESE SHOT
BY HOTEL CLERK

Fred Wilson, clerk at the Clarendon
Hotel on East Commercial Ro this
afternoon shot and probably fatally
wounded a Japanese waiter from the
$. =. Restaurant. next door.
III" tragedy was the elimination OF
a row which began over paym ut for
q meal last night and was carried to
Wilson'S statement. The japanese
was advancing on Wilson with q club
when he was shot.-Gazettc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

If the ~contcnding powers In E,,ropo
would only put Wilhelm and Nicho,as
together and tell them that they had
to hight 1t ont hand.tohand until Some
agreement was reached, there would
be peace in tho old countries in n yorv
short while. WY
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16
Joint Debate at Jarhidnr

u. ID. l%lolgato and Harold T. Hale.
socialist and Democratic candidates
for tho assembly. respectively held
,h'ir hrst joint debate Mt .Iarbldgc
last night. A large crowd greeted the
speakers and listened with attention
TO the two speakers.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16
Blackwell lg Duried

NJ. j. Blackwell, the Carson ropcbcr
VINO committed suicide by shooting
his head of with Il shotgun, was bur.
i"a today from the Methodist church.
a veiiIrt OF suicide was tho finding
OF the coroncr'B jury.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Tn" Pioch" Record says tina VIM
Free, who has been working some
mining property In the Highland dis.
tTict. Is taking out some fine cooking
rock and expects to make another
shipment in the near future.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

The fight to determine who Is to no
Carlin's peace Office during the com.
Ing " years o~yershadows al! other
questions up to date In the ~car,pairn
{. b. Happier. Democrat ]. W. Jones
better known as Casey" Republican.
and Fred Fisher, socialist, are uppos.
ing candidates. Each mar thin Ks his
election a forcgone conclusion. II
promises to be a pretty fight and The
result cannot be- forecast with much
certainty At the present time. Il will
take the official count to dcci1c the
momcntous Observation-Disclosures.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

q now automobile nrc truck has mr..
rived Mt Tonopah from Ely. going
overland undcr Ito own power 10 tho
s''''r camp after being shipped out
from the east.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Inc posoihce in Carlin will change
hands in the near future. Mrs Earn.
est Happier has received the a,ooip,.
ment as postmistrcss at this place
Some influence must have ben usea
to hurry up the change as 1t WIS NOT
expected by u people here Il at In.
change would become effective un,n
JANUARY list. Mrs. Happier viii make
IN acceptable official, is he I.neroI
opinion II hears on the street
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

The postal authorities will next DO
insisting that a photograph OF the ad.
dressee BIO stamped OF each letter for
tho purpose Of easier Identification.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Bang! Tho Contact Miner amour
ces it's prlicles IN thc future will be
strictly Republican Well that settles
the matter The Democrats may as
woll give up tho race and quit. Who
could succeed with such a force az
that arraycd against them?
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Round, plump figures Will DO the
vogue for women this winter. Those
who haven't them can build them up.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Affection never come slnvly. This
time General Carranza wants to make
a tour of the United States.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST
FROM CARLIA

Our old friend Judge Beilar mo,
with a painful accident one day last
week. a team of mules ran aw,v
with him and he was badly hunt. He
is. getting much better and his MANI
friends join us in hoping f,r hi.
speedy and complete recovery.
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LODGE SOCIETY CARDS

ELNo CHAPTER NO. II
r. n. M.
"ev'''r meeting held on First Thurs.
""y OF zach month ut 7:3o D.. m.
JOHN HENDERSON, u. r..
J. c. DOUGHTY, Sec.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

n tcn-ycar old boy with a four foot
Plcnco of ropc twirling around his
head is Il blamed sight happier than
any Of the ~huckaroos who Won prizes
at the Rodco.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Tho fishing season in this state
closes TODAY and a number of parties
from this city arc ont along the Hum.
boldt IN order TO take advantage
OF the last days sport OF the season
The season rc.opcns on the 10Th of
March.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Thomas Griffin. Elko county's cat.
tie king. is shipping 1900 head Of fat
cattle from Beowawe this week. Tho
beeves so TO the coas and at or ba.
ing slaughtered will be distribute ed az
dressed beef all over California. wh,,o
some OF it Will find its way buck to
Nevada.
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ELko LODGE, No.15
n. r. q a, M.

a'''ed communications held on tho
frst Tuesday Of each month at 1880
~ ~. an Master Maeons in good
standing arc cordially invited to at.
tend.
JOHN McEhnt Anr A,
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Items From South Fork
Earl Arnold. OF Huntington. was In
the valley on business Friday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clayton gave q
very pleasant social dance at their
homo last Friday night. More than
forty guests were present.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

Oddtc's Boyle on his neck q evil
IDENTIFY giving him no little concern.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1914-10-16

There is a fine crop Of grain in this
and Huntington Valley this year.
Drown Brothers steam thresher has
been busy for some time and Tres.
carlos Brothers, of Lamoille, has also
for several days. Hyltop and Clay.
TOMS thrcsher VIII also be at work
aoon.
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JOHN MCFARLAND, M. W.
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8rban
sseilte seitern anf ber Snrhreiie fit
fnrse 3eit lier.

GtaatsiefretGr 8iIliam Sennings
grpar tpeilte seItern auf Der 9ur6.
reiie mad &ertufp, an friiben Mor.
qen fir einige 3eit bier. Or traf init
ieinem Sonberpagen ipabreno Der
9ea6t nonl 9itt1po9 gum Donneritag
bier i'm Big Sour @abnbof ein uno
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seitern Worgen Die Reiie fort, I'M
nabreno BEG Cages Reben in Sal.
mouth, Gpntbianae 8aris, 2erington
MioDap, Sranffort, Gbriitiansburg,
eminence, Lagrange unb in 2oiis.
bile 5rI balten.
@abrenb ieines bieiigen @ufent.
baIts berIieB Grpan ieinem @aggon
nur fir penige Whnlten Inn i'm
8abnbof einen fleiuen Spa5iergang
81 MAIDEN.
Der Staatsiefretdr tplrSe eefragt,
wel6es ieine slnii6ten iiber probibi.
tion in Ohio ieien uro er aob aufl
oieie Jroee rie folgenoe slntiport:
ggs lit bieies cine Srase, bic it)
lieber unbeanttnottet Iajien m5&ta,
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Dies ano 9as.

- Sames R. @orfiel6. Der Scuper
neurstanbibat Der Qrogrefipsn uni
Daniel %. DiIliams, Der aanbiba
rer prosrefipen fir 6as 2tmt be!
9ise 8oupernsurs, trafsn geiterr
bier ein, um perIdisOsne aampasnere'
ben su balten. glm Rdhmittdg ipra
den iie Dor Der gouna Wens gibl,
Glab unb am 9benO in Der gasles
Sail in Rorpoob. ,5n Der Wiitias
itunbe iparen fie bic 9dite Der hieiigsr
prosreiiipen BEL einem 2un9eon i'm
guiiueb Wens Club, Dem 40 perIonen
beipobntsR.
- Senrp Shlotimann, Der friiber
lanss Sabre binbur6 Setretar Der aI'
ten Seuerpebrfommiifion sepeien,
lpirb aller Wubrfdeiulidteit nad als
Ra9foIeer bss am WonidQ entlafienen
Sumes 9dpIpr gum SetretGr beg Heu.
eripebrtsfs gun!er ernannt iusrbeu.
- glm tommsnben Montaa glbenb
pirb i'm Union Central @ebdube bic
Notwithstanding Der .SnternationaI
9lpple Clippers 2lfforiaiion" DON giir.
aermeiiter SpiegsI NIT elmer glNIpra1e
erOffnst perben.
- Siabtuubitor Qeimann erbislt
ON SoHHeritag einen gbed iibsr $275,.
275 bon Der SOutbern RaiIroab Co.,
als padt fir bic Der Gtabt sebDren6e
gabnitrsde fir brsi Monais.
- auf bsute Bat giirsermeiiter
SpieaeI cine 9sridmmluna Der fiirsli9
bon ibm ernannten aommiiiion nnbe.
raumt, peIde ben Ban Der proiettir.
ten aonbentiunsbaIle leiien ioll. 81.
neuen MitaIisber Der 9pmmiTion
limb u. 8. gobs IT,, Rdtban Srudsr
unb frant 9. Rifi.,
- GeneraIpoitmeiitsr gurlsIon, Der
betanniIid bier am Montas @bsnb ae.
legentli6 elmer bemntratiihen Wdiien.
osriammluna Ipridt, pirb sel.sentIi3
ieines biefiosn 9lnfentbalts fpdbreno
Der yla9mittdgiiunben am Wlontag
has bieiias pOitamt inFp5irsn.
- @ie S6ulfuperini.nbent gon=
bon asitern betannt qab, iiHb bic
G6ule go. 3 fiir suriidgebIisbene ain.
ber- fopie Dag 9ureuu. in iDel1em bic
grbeitssertifitote ausseitellt iperben,
bon Der ,aItsn 5ugbes 6odf9uIe nah
Der altcn 9uilforb Shule an Der
Speamore Strabe berIest psrben.
- sros Der iiberaus ungiinftisen
Witteruuo am esItrigen Gag. perIief
bic Don Tbeobpre Wnner II. Bro. abs
sebultsne Mutton beg Saufes glo.
S23 Wsit Siebsnte Strabe aubtror.
bentli6 srfolsreid. gs battsn iih
9ieier In fsbr ftdttlider 3abI einge.
funben unb bas SDditasbot, auf peIs
des Der 3ufhlaa erfoIate, madte Serr
Natbou Ri9nian nit $2355.
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Wet,srfen.

gernbarb unb anna SiIl.n, 1857
Wabe Strdbs, Gndbe.
@eo. unb 2lba 8luemel, SOB 90
MtMiden 2tOe., Rnobe.
Carl uno 6attie groemien, 1907
Columbia Gpe., Wabden.
aaDrence unD 9ilp 9tsitsn, 2455
8eetma1 Strdbe, WdbheH.
Sato6 unb CLARA Mud, 729 Dabih
SiraBs. annbe.
@iaiam unb asnes Rassl, 4123
Rirbp aDenus, Andbe.
Satob unb Gina Rod, 2521
McMiden Qpenue, MGbhen.
Paul unb catherine 5aod, 1924
2inn StraBe, Rnabs.
George uHb RofsId Ouni, 1924
Dieter G.rabs MlSSHerL
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, Gsesn6 Deuti@lanbs bic eritsn ge.
| tupbner famsn. Die beutf4en Namen
Der Srtf9aftsn iiHb fdit bur4nsS
,perruiIt1 iporben, bic aIten beiiti1en
8eseidnungen baben ii9 aber tpenig.
items in Der Grinneruna erbdlten. 60
beibt Die 3olpnie @niIufdta I'M Bolts.
numb nod bsute pfeifer. Die 3oIonie
panoipta bat ben beatfden 5lamen
Siltmann, unb ibre erftsu QHfieblsr
itammten aus Seffen :. Surmftabt.
9lus benz 36nigreih Sadisn idmen bic
aeuie Don sslaipta Ober 2etdtlius aus
gapern unb glfah 2otbringen bic
BON Raraulnp Busrat ober auf
0eutfh G6bler, aus ben btutiHen
gibsinlanben bic BON Simanopfa. Oas
iinb bic Srtihaften. bic auf beit'r,m.
te @saenben 9eutjhlanbs auridse.
fiibrt iperben i6nnen. sriir bic iibris
gen mub man iih nit Der Mnsabe be.
aniisen, bah iie BON beittihen aus.
ipanosrern aug peridiebenen Gessnben
anaeIeqt tpurben. Ddau fommen nod
bic beiben Drtfdaft.n Marienftlb uno
soIsfstbal, bic .rit i'm Sabre 1852
BON btnadbartsn beutfden Ginpans
ber.rn sesriinbet ipurben. sic babtn
aubtr ibren edit bsutfden Wamen nod
bic geSeidnunssn Spasendutor unb
Shtpnben6utor. gessnipdriia ba6sn
bieTe fiinfssbn b.utidsn SisSelungsn
Elm. girnobreri9aft DON .tpa 10000
SeeIen, bic nit gang ssringen 9lus.
nabmen nod jsst ibren r6mifd ia.
ibolifhen Glauben bsbuIt,n baben.
Das sunas GemsinbslaRb 4pirb in ben
meiiien 2oloni.n alIe feds Sabre gns
ter bic mdnnli4.n Beipobner bon
Reuem pertkilt.
aDnnen Gie re9nen. Bel
elmer 3anbipehr aompaanie am no.
biImahunssiass aebt es arimmis su.
Die Wontureu finb su faTsH, Ausrii.
ftllnssseaeniidnbs. Mdffen; iiberdIl.
bin 9cfebIe Al erthsilen. gupporte su
MAIDEN, aiftsn auf5uiteIlen, Rtdnun.
gen sii priifen ETC., unb hsr 6aupt.
mann, Der dlls 5dnbs boil su tbun
bat, bro.dt noibipenbia cine f6rsib.
filnbige 6iffsfraft. 9sauftraet alfo
itinsn Mbinianten, ibm einen llntsrofs
fisier au perfdafftn. Der aud elm bis.
den rshneH iann, pnb erbGIt ibn NIT
militdriiher piinith4isit nod eincr
baIbeR Gtunbe. ginen morbslongen
aerl nit martiasTmem G9nurrbdrt.
Der. bic Sanb an Der Sofennobt. fein
rllnterofftjier aammsrmeher sum
Shrsibbienft btfohIsn' bsrausbriiut.
Der 6duptmann betrdhtss fin ben
Mnrn NIT einem @emifd, BON 9e.
numbering unb WiBtrnutn.
ga6nnen Sic aud re9nsn, Inter,
cffisier2@ fraat er.
gu gefsbl. 6srr Sauptmnnn!s
smas iinb Gie benn eissniIi&ss
~WuttematitprOfeifor. 6srr Saupt.
manu.
pa bat g Jpn Oer.rausnsSoll &C.
1rmulsn
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es banoeIt iih Inn cine 4nselesenbeit,
Die nlir Obio betrifft ,inb id) nl0dte
oaber meinen glniibten feinen slrs.
orlld geben. Seitte, iueld)e Die
lpabren Srasen Der aeeeupdrtisen
anmpaeile 5il Deribleirrn perilihen,
iHo benliibt, Die Spiritlloienfrnse in
Ocn 1eaenmdrtigen aampf bincin5u.
sieGen. sSn Der beporitebenoell @abI in
Ohio banoelt es iid) I'M ipait iuihti.
eere YroblenIe, als es Die Spirituo.
ienIrage lit inlb idl bofie, bnb Die
gSa9ier bieien ipidtigeren 5ragen ibre
gifIncrfiomfeit idenfcn iucr5cn."
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wedbGen tnr gllesmeins Sausarbeit unb
earfdeH. 6 9lIeoo qlafs, g3dIHut Sius.
Rb0Hs a. 42i3.U.
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Die DeutfdenanberWpl o +
q a. Geit runb 150 ssabren beftsben ail
tsipeH Seiien Der Wolea in ben ruff.
ffen Gpupernements Garaipp unb
Samara sablreids beutide WieberIai.
iunsen, bic fih Biz duf ben beutisen
Sog erbdlten baben. Die 9lniieblungen
biefer art ipurosn msiIt i'm SABRE
1764 BON bentfden 2(uBipnnbertrn se.
ariiubft, bic aug perifiebenen 9bei.
len 0eutItIanbs faHen. 9et einigen
Der heutisen Ortfhdfttn IdBt ii6 Die
befOnbere 5ertunft nidlt msbr qsuou
na4tpeifen. pber bic glniisbIsr battsn
I'D, Bel Der 9sgriinbung bertits Der.
mif9t. Bon aubersn aoIpnien iptiB
man uS1 ao4 ikti aenau, oxs usl&ss
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2ofal 8eridt.
MnS bess Wemnt5ipalgeriHt
Die @erbauSIuus segsu ben graiSen.
ten oes Wmnru SptelS pertagt.

Ser praiibent beg 0unro 5oteI,
u. s. Smitb. fDIIte ii9 seitern DOT
Ri6ter Stride unter Der 8efduIbiguna,
unreines DaFer fir Irintsnede in
feinem 5oteI DerabfoIst Sii ba6en, per.
antfporten, bod tpurbs fie @ertanbe
lung auf 2lntras bes 4ntpaltes bes
4ef6uIoisten auf ben %. Sitobr
bertagt.
5err Smitb iabelY fiir ben ednaen
@orfall feinen Maihiniiten, inSem
er ertIGr!. bab bic eanse 2tnseIsgens
bsit ans fsines Gorslsiisssit sntftaus
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gerlanst--@eibIi&.

Rab6en flr aliasmsiue Snnsarbeit In gn.
milie bon 8. 1ii7 Qnpres abtHue. R5aIrlut
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he sees fit to punish their children,
or because he does not dance the
tango, or because he belongs to one
church and not to another, or be-
cause he will not give children
grades to which they are not en-
titled under the rules of the school
then he will be a failure, the
school will suffer and the school
will not take the rank to which It
is entitled by reason of her organiza-
tion, her equipment or her money.
on the other hand, II we boost the
superintendent and the teachers, and
let our children know that the dis
clpllne Of the school will be enforc-
ed at home, then the school will
prosper. The faculty will have
enough work to do to keep the chill
dren straight without having to
toady to the parents. Then if we
give the superintendent our cooper.
alton and he fails It will be necessary
to get another. but the chances arc
largely in the superintendent ia
vor If we give him every encourage
ment, and cease seeking fauits-nc
man is free from them--no mar
can have the right kind of schoo'
with the knocking that former sup
erintendents have had Almost any
man can have a good school here
with the right kind of encourage
ment and Incorporation from patrons
Think of thisa Is the progress o.
your child more important than the
qualification Of a dislike? Whether
the dislike is well founded or not
The school board has elected wha
they believe to be good faculty. j
remains for the town to either make
or break the school"
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-29
wHIsKEY CASE IN
DISTRICT COURT

Before A. c. Chaney, justice of
the peace at Caddo, last Friday af-
ternoon, w. R. Sanders was held to
answer to the district court on q
charge of having committed a Sec
ond violation of the prohibition law,
after having been once convicted.
Sanders was convicted of selling
whiskey at the February term of
the county court at Caddo. Since
that time two additional misdemean-
or cases have been filed against him
in the county court at Caddo, in addi-
tion to the felony case under which
he was held yesterday afternoon.
His bond was fixed at $1,000.
This will be the first case of this
character to be tried in Bryan Coun-
ty, and the outcome will be watched
with great deal of interest by the
people. Sanders, it will be remem-
bered, is the one who entered sui.
against Clipper Hamilton. ex-sheriff,
of this county, and Deputy AL Ray,
for false imprisonment and arrest,
in which the sheriff and his deputy
came out the winners.