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sum Of money sufficient to carry on
the work OF the A. T. suu Research
Institute. the FIRST and probably the
only institution OF its kind in exist.
ence, which was founded for the pur.
pose OF conducting Investigations INTO
the cause Of disease from an entirpf,
new angle. Hundreds Of ostcopaths
pledged themselves 20 aid the cam
palgn. one hundred thousand dollars
has In recent months been given Dy
the profession. who say that 81 600 900
Is needed
Dr. g. Turner Hulett. OF Cleveland
said that In view OF rs unparalleled
success and it, absolute frankness boz
explaining lts methods and results TO
the public the OsteOpathis profession
now felt that 10 was in "a position TO
ask the public 70 form a partnership
win osteopathy He said that osteo.
paths did not want charity. IL the
friends Of OsteOpafhy would HELM
erect hospitals the doctors would
give their services free Of charge
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MEET IN BELLAIRE
Ohio State Firernen.s Convention vau
BE Held IN River Town in 1915.
Delegates Return

The next Ohio state rircmen's conven-
uon VIII come 10 Belluirc. The Ileilafrc
ilremen returned yesterday from m,
convention that wac held ia Mans ield
ana were able 10 secure the 1915 meet
Tor their city. The plans for the con-
Ntnuon Will soon b. started and a. -
expected TO make ~ the largest ever
heid o. the association.
ttrc Chief Fitton end the party OF
beilalre iiremen who attended tnc COM
Ncntiun, included Louis curtis L. l.
Jubois, Charles Graft. Edgar burrows
E-arl Letter. Clarence Fawcett n ~
laylor. Abe Vessels. a. H. Hammond
ana John johnson. They returned ycs-
tcrday from Mansfield In automobiles.
INN ediately upon arriving im Aaausrl,Id
me beilairc delegates began boosting
Tor bellsire Badges were distributed
bmonE all Of the delegates and when
The contest came. there We're three
places seeking the convention. Rellaire.
Soshocton ana Lima ON the FIRST baI-
lot the vote stood: Eellairc. -. LAMA.
20. and Coshocton. J. The latter city
withdrew and when the second ballot
was COUNTED Bellatrc lad won b vote
Of - against - for Lima
The local delegate speak well nor the
hospitality OF the Mansfield fircmen
who showed generous. courteous trea--
ment extended the delegates while IN
that city. The convention closed % hurs-
day night with a banquet. which WAS
one OF the most enjoyable affairs the
local delegates ever attended.
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SMITHFIELD, OHIO

sMlTUf1EID %. Aug 1-Nr John
salhrlfh. president Of the First Na.
t.0ual hank. Or dauEcr0u flv lll with
pneumonia and head trouble
The prayer meeting committee con
eliminated plans for tho Christian Pm.
dnIF0r Union. fo become effective
.lruueh thn month NJ AueIef
Quarterly meeting BEGAN af fhr l0.
col church Friday evening. August z
The Rev Edward WOODEN is 90 address
these people and ia aaid to have an lu.
.rIr.nr and instructive discourse for
hia hearers
Miss Jennie Ioorh and mother. Mrs
Narr1ref f.eoch OF Reeds Mills. are
fIe pleasant house guests of the llf
tore daughter Mrs I'D T. buchanan
fur tho month OF August Miss Lench
hHH planned fo EiH.f Nrw York CITY
through Doc month ~ September.
whore hrr sister. Nr U o. Van Kan
urI lIrfr
Quite number 0f invitations were
issued 'nr rr..rr. five domino party
Hf fHo beautiful home nn Main afra..
uf Mr. and Mrs Charles UarrHr i1.f
Tuesday fNruIur IIrhf tables were
used Delicious refreshments were
served
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he WILL GET SAME
SUPPORT Thai WAS GIVEN
Edward hughes VIII Likely Get Sup
por OF Conbine-other candi-
dates In Background.

Considerable interest has been in
Jected into the night for the post
lhastershlp OF Wheeling by the an
nonncement OF w. W. Irwin. South
side druggist and former Democratic
sheriu OF Ohio County, that he Is a
candidate for the honors. Prior TO
The announcement OF Mr.. Irwin's can
dldacy, II was generally believed here
that Edward Hughes was slated for
the appointment. with X. S. KIN
eheloe regarded as a likely candidate
IN the event that hitch" In the
proceedings occurred. and MIR. Hughes
lost out.
Now. hos sever. Il appears that the
race Is between Mr. Irwin and Mr.
Hughes. The former Is supported ny
the same persons who were instru-
mental in securing the appointment
OF the late August II. Wiedebusch, ~
Is understood. while Hughes Is sup
ported By the Register and il allied
WITH the y. j. O." Democratic rings.
As the former crowd was successful
IN landing the appointment for Mr..
Mledebusch. there Is reason TO be-
heNe. say local Democrats. that they
viii again secure the prize plum. ON
the other hand. IL is well known
Tact that the - J. O." organization
stands ace high" with Congressman
Nicely and the Watson-Chilton COM
bination In state politics. and because
NAAA" AAhAAfr may EAAAAA n
better show than many persons
think
Losing Faith.
The candidacy OF Mr. Kinchsloe Il
new generally regarded as almost
hopeless. and IA h reported that ne
does not have much confidence In his
chances any more. The powers that
be are said 10 look upon mis- aspira-
tons In this direction with disfavor.
despite the fact that he has been one
or the mainstay in Ohio county DEM
ocracy for the past thirty or more
years. For nearly twenty years. Mr.
kincheloe has been member OF the
Democratic county committee and dur
ing the greater part OF this time has
been tts chairman. lie has disap-
proved OF the methods OF the Demo-
cratic machine In numerous instances
and his campaign for the postmaster
snip Is Suffering as consequence.
Frank 5. Waite. who has been sec
rotary OF the Democratic county com
mittee for the past couple OF years.
but who Was "railroaded" from that
body recently by the y. ]. o." gang
would like TO be called Postmaster
Waite
And now the report comes that the
launching OF all booms al this time
may prove premature. and that the
candidates would better save their
ammunition until later In the year. az
least until after the general election
IN November Persons claiming 70
have inside information say that Ma
ior Nicely does not intend 20 make an
appointment until after the votes are
counted. through fear OF injuring mis-
campaign for reelection 70 congress
from the First West Virginia district.
The major realizes that he has a hard
fight ahead. with State Senator Geo.
r. White. OF Weston. nominated as the
N.HnmnINRnn candidate and Il In
clined 10 make any move that may
cost him few votes or lose the active
support OF factions who might be dis
appointed In the postmastership race.
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Rivals Her Daughter
in Youthful Beauty

\ weH-knoWn society matron whose
N"uthful beauty d. 30 we'll preserved
that che a. regarded as her daughters
rival IN this respecf-thugh she does
not pose az such-attributes her Elrlish
complexion chiefly Co two things. she
says.
Il am convinced that many cosmetics.
by overlooking the skin and pores. tend
DO axe the complexion. MercoliEcd Wax
has Just the opposite effect. IL keeps
the pores clean. permitting them 10
breathe. and removes dead particles Of
cuucle which are constantly appearing
and which give the complexion that fad
ed look Whenever my complexion begins
o. Eet the least bit of-coior muddy or
tanned. ! 90 10 my druggists for an
ounce OF mercolizCd wax. I apply this
nightly. like cotd cream. for a week or so
washing 10 OF mornings. This a. what
keeps my complexion 50 fresh. white
and velvcty. even during the trying DAYS
Of summer
The substance OF wrinkles and fabhi-
ness I owe 60 the use o. a simple face
bath prepared by dlssoiving one ounce of
powdered saNolite in half pint witch
hazel This keeps the skin tight" and
firm Social Register.
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EPWORTH LEAGUE
CONVENTION Big
LARGE NUMBER OF PERSONS
WILL ATTEND FROM
THIS CITY.
VIII Be Held In Auditorium On
MoundsVllle Camp Grounds
Wednesday and Thursday

The two day session OF the Wheel
ing District Epworth League. which
will be held In the auditorium on the
Moundsville camp grounds. Wednes-
day and Thursday OF next week,
promises 10 be one OF much interest
TO local persons. The program ar
ranged. calls for interesting talks on
excellent subjects In addition TO a
number Of musical selections. The
theme for the convention Is Train
ing for Methodism," and this viii be
the subject OF an address To be deiiv-
cred by Rev. J. b. Workman. pastor
OF Wesley NJ. +. church OF this city.
on the opening day.
Program.
The program for the convention fol.
lows:
Wednesday Evening
7 was glad when thew said unto
me. Let US 90 into the House OF the
Lord"
Service OF Song. f. p. FclIers. leader
Rally OF EpWorth Leagues Recogni-
tion OF delegations.
Address-''Tr Training for Methodism"
....... r. Workman
Address by DR.. NJ. =. Compton. sub
ject. The Achievements OF Metho-
uANus
Thursday mornlng-fo o'clock
And Jesus said unto them. Follow
Ne"
Service OF Song
The League and Evangelism" Geo..
.................A NJ Crabtree
Youth Preparing 20 Answer the.
Call OF God" NV. NJ Shultz
The Buffalo Convention" s. y Hart
OF Committees
Adjournment
Thursday Afternoon
Come ye yourselves apart and rest
awhile"
Service OF Song.
The Junior Hour ................
..........M RS {. Fred Anderson
The Possibilities Of Country
League .........A C. Rife
Christian Stewardship" J. r. Hess
"A Pull Program for the Devotional
Meeting" ......... Marwaret Baker
Business Session
Adjournment
Thursday Evening.
That ye present your bodies a liv-
Ing sacrifice"
Service Of Song
Address Some Results That Ac-
crue from Works OF Mercy and
Help" ............ Samuel & Jones
Address Personal Evangelism"
...........-..D Daniel l.. Marsh
Superintendent Methodist Church
Union. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

UNIONTOWN. Ohio. Aug. Miss
Tamson Meriftc has returned 20 her
home after a six weeks term OF sum
mcr school az Kent. O. After the
close OF school Miss Meritte visited
relatives in Cleveland
Miss Jean Day OF waTwood. f. tho
guest OF her friend. Miss Tamson
Meritte
Mr.. Jorden. Of Ianerty. and Mr..
and Mrs. W. l.. Caldwell and daughter
Sarah. Of Bannock and Mrs. Nancy
Price OF Uniontown. drove over TO
Meanes In Harrison county. Friday
10 visit MI and Mrs. Caldwells son,
william and wife
Mrs Belle Blackwood OF Pitts
burgh. who has been in Flushing
looking after business was az the
homt OF Mrs. Martha EnEie Sunday.
Little Blanch Taylor was the guest
Of her grandmother for a few DAYS
Mr. W. d. Lee and family attended
the Presbyterian picnic az Flushing.
Saturday.
Mrs. Icy LYLE and daughter Emma.
we're with Mrs Lyle's sisters. Mrs
Engle and Mary Estep. Sabbath
Mr. VI. l. Price and sons u. Craig
and J. b. and wife. Vsre az Cadiz
Sabbath. TO hear Ex-Governor Hanley.
Miss Elanore Pickering Of St
Clairsville. 81 the guest % htr aunt
NANH AAAlNA NAHANllNANN anu ANAANNN
Rev. r. g.. Snodgrass and family
arrived home from their vacation
Wednesday
Miss Anna Meritte attended a meet.
Ing Of the O. l. G. a. the home Of the
Misses Mary and Bessie Lodge. sat.
urday
Mrs James Price went 90 Wheel.
ing Thursday. where she Joined her
mother Mrs ~. r. wilson they
spent the day shopping. after which
Mrs Price returned % St Clairsville
with her mother 20 visit a day or
two
Miss Fila Rltchoy and sister Mrs
Jennie Gregory attended the funeral
% Irwin Campbell al New Athens.
Wednesday
Mrs Hattie Vancuren. OF near
Flushing has been the guest Of Mrs
MarEtrcf Foreman
Miss Mary Lee. % Coshocton. Gel
here visiting her grandmother. Mrs
Sarah lee and other relatives
a number from here attended the
trahapplo picnic ThurFday
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IRWIN MAY WIN WITHOUT
SUPPORT OF %. J. O." RING

wa, Was a business visitor at Dilionvale
Thursday
Miss Mary Logan. OF High street, 10
critically III al this writing.
The q. g. Bargar and company are
having a big clearing sale for ten days.
Mr.. Mckeen. the shoe man. is having
clearing sale.
The young folks who were camping
on Cross creek for one week have re-
turned with pleasant memories OF
their vacation trip.
Mr.. Flenniken IL erecting q large
storeroom where the post Office build
ing formerly stood. IL will be ready
Tor occupancy In one month.
Messrs- Ross Megrail and Charlie
Puryiance are applying the second
coat or paint 10 the Oscar Cox prop
erty on Maple avenue.
Two auto loads OF boosters" for
Hon. W. r. Alban for congress will
attend the Holmes picnic, then drive
TO Adena. MI. Pleasant. Unionport
Toronto and other villages in his be-
half
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The area OF low pressure noted
yesterday over the Lake region is
passing eastward over the ST Law
renee valley this morning, with de.
creased energy. This depression
caused no rainfall OF CONSEQUENCE.
Another low pressure area, central
north OF the Dakotas and attended by
higher temperatures, covers the coun.
cific states. -<<1pr
Rain was falling this morning IN
the lower Mississippi valley and the
weather was cloudy. with scattered
light showers. from that section
northward over the Ohio valley.
Fair weather is indicated for this
section tonight and Saturday. with
the temperatures somewhat above the
normal
Local data: Highest temperature
Yesterday. 30 degrees. lowest last
night. 70 degrees: rainfall. OOi
The Ohio will change but slightly
in the district during the next Sc
hours.
II G. HOWE.
Section Director
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v1oroR1A rHnArRr.

WITH two perform Hurra TODAY one
fhlH afternoon and the other Hf rIahf
NrrfurTa Daughter" the sensation Df
fhr moving picture world for aff time
VIII riuer ite rnffc Knut af Victoria
theatre fhiH fEonlnr There will be-
packed houses for both performance.
HH fHr beauties uf fHU production have
spread nf1 over fhIr section.
Nrtt wrrk fhr Nir viii have another
rrraHfiuuHI film play Protect Vel. fhr
great TrIHHrn NrruII. theatre success
Dc opens Monday and viii run thr first
fNrHH days uf Che week 90 fnr REGULAR
Victoria prices 90 81. uIm exposing
Nirn and rrIwU Dol o." great rIfira nnas
fUHrHfa n lesson fNrT should d. forced
bono fn rN.rN parent na M points ont
fhH dangers Chat confront young rIria.
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CHINA ACTS

PEKlNG. Aug China has in
structed her ministers a. Washington
and Toxic 10 request the United states
aud japan 20 join with China IN an
enort 70 prevent hostilitlcs In Chinese
waters and territories because Of tho
Tar reaching dangers connected with
them
The presence Of japanese warahips
on the German port Of TsinE Tau M
generally construed 10 mean that ia.
pan has entered tho war.
The German authorities az Talng.
Tau have received reports that Brit
lsh warshipa have gone 20 Nladivostok
to escort q Russian troop ship 10 Kla0-
thau Tor tho Investment for Tsing Tau.
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ST. CLAIRSYILLE


81 cLAfHsNfLLE. ~. aus Tho
lpllpalnF realty transfers acre 1Ied Ir
The recorders UfI.f. Friday.
From Richard HfIII. 90 aI fa EU
bailey. tract of land aIflafHd Ir WAYNE
fpuuHhIp. consideration o..
PROM J. M. Piper fH Pearl Errn frsHf
N lard situated lr Goshen township.
confederation GI.
From tnsrlra WnIf fl George rHfIrff
tract ~ land situated Ir D.Irr.Ir f.v-.
Fnlu. 'rrHIin ration fIf
Fruw IrrI lIlHFIrHlr f. D. DO .IrEHf
LIBERATION $4,000.
From Daniel NF.mHIr Oh. r.....I.
IDIrfr. TRACT MI IHrH situated boz I.r.
HIrE. confederation fErI
IrUw Matte IfHHrrHr.e FL. HHr. a.#-.
WI.H trace Uf HHUU situated .. .rs..|..
I.rrr.. .urHIlrrtf.nn 900.
IrNw ami. tf.tnIU"H fu Hf"r fIHHfrH.
frH"f M iHrH ..FHHfrI 'H H.... f.H.r.
chip .0uriIHTH zion fII.
irau fInfIrHH Twin fn Robert Irwin.
tract Uf land .....H".. Ir Is....... H.....
.Uiu. ..nHI Iteration
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DIR. SULLIVAN
AT CONVENTION
q ATTENDING MEETING OF os
TEoPATHS IN PHlLA-
OELPHtA.
Sends Interesting Report Of Proceed
lnas 20 Friends-Edueatlon Of
Public is Urged.

Dr. Clara r. Sullivan. the well
known local Osteopathic Physician. Is
representing the profession from
Wheeling az the eighteenth annual
convention OF the American Osteo-
paths Association. being held in Phil
adelphia. The convention went on
record a. being IN favor Of educating
the public and IN believing that PEG
DIE should BE- told the nature Of dis
ease and its cure.
Concerning this. Dr. Sullivan has
sent the following article. taken from
the philadelphia Ledger, 20 local
Publicity for medical news az an
important factor not only in pducat-
ing the public 20 demand better re-
suits. but a. a vital essential in &C.
curing that enlightened financial sup
port 20 essental IN conducting extern
hlVe scientific experiments. was pro
nounced supremely important By 1000
oEteopaths assembled in yesterday
sessions u the eighteenth annual con.
ventlon Of tho American OateopafhIr
ford.
~Osteopathy has taken tho lead In
complete frankncsa with the public.
according 90 Dr r. Krndrick Smith
~ Boston. who addressed tho conVnn.
ton on the topic. Publicity aa far.
tor in the campaign ~ popular cduca.
NyI TOT prevention OF dlHraafH He
Drop Disease Names
no longer OIL tho public satisfied
via long latin names FOR disease.
they want 90 know Why they arc rIrk
and just what the doctor Or doing 10
help thcm. Instead 0f the lnrumera.
Die complexities Of drug medication
psteopaths onnr a simple. rational o..
PLANTATION ~ the cause OF disease mo.
rhanical displacement and q simple
cure. mechanical replacement TfIa
idea is ono hat meets tho public
questions and satisfies The rr0uIrr
curiosity in regard f0 medical arhIrvr.
menta, az ia proved by The wonderful
froWth n Oafoopafhy which today ia
lngailzed ln every State ln This r9rr
tryl hae moro Than 1000 practitioner
end H winning The loyalty n millions
gateopathf are prOsDergua because
t1ey deliver The Fu0da-fhny cure H..
ease Ihr public la leaning rapIdfg
and N supp1ria ne 0efe0path ln mia
question Why d0rH NOT thfr rIrr
man or woman Rrf Wrllrf
Doctor smith made strong ap
Pea Tor public campaign 20 secure a
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MURDERS WIFE

CHICAGO. Aug 7-Dr Olaf Tanre
q dentist OF this city. early today while
insane. killed his wife and throo-ycar
old son and committed suicide To
stabbed Mrs LANCE and Che child and
thcn beat Boo their heads with n ham
mcr Ho completed the tragedy hv
climbing into the bathtuh and CUTTING
HfH own throat
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LONDON Aug o. Karl Won law.
very. Hn American who arrived u
Iiudun today from Germany. asserted
inHf De- saw FrruChUsu taken FROM
H train under Tho suspicion fEaf ne
wac Spy and shot ON tho station
platform af Essen ln Tho presence of
HII Che passenger
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Entro Honn CHM

i'a benjamin Mcbride entertained
.t-' 'rthlHl. Doe r'r own charming man.
lei. ne chief diversion 1I the .yerIrr
va laN'L N"fA and dainty course
iuu' neon WAS served
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LONDON Aug g. %. m-nefore
tho adjournment Of the house of com
mons thia evening David LIoVd
George. the chancellor OF the OK
rhgquor announced that reports CO..
D.-srd from points throurhout tho
country showed that with the opening
OF the banks the financial position
was perfectly satisfactory.
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YOKOHAMA. Aux The CanadI
on Pacific line steamer Empress 1f
Japan. under charter 90 the British
government sailed from Yokohama
today for Hons Konr ronv0Vrf bv Il
japanese warshIp
Cash Chrrka
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'l.fh ID FIrrHfure o| Columbian
..I'f. t I.rfNl.I.Hr candidate rHr c0n-
iu OBJ. fIrhfrarfr .uurrrHeI1r.f
..I... wa bore Friday rHmraIEuIrr
f.W H'.. n' .rn fHr tts southern rart
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Ii. ttHEH Morrison. H dentist of frIa
"lt'" fNr over twenty teHrr i. f-
h'I. CRUCIAL condition with HrIeht.a ffa.
'... HL II. homo uu Butler .frssf fF..
~ 'I friends would IKE to hear I'd
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W va. assd 20 $1,000 Tor the nine month.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-05
HATFIELD,S HOUSE is
LOOTED BY THIEVES

The home of Charts L. Hatfield,
a musician, residing at the corner
of Crook and Third streets, was
burglarized early yesterday morning
and articles consisting of cut glass,
rifles and other articles, valued at
500 we're secured by the thieves.
The house, upon returning of Hat
field, who is employed at the Palace
Dance Hall, at 4 o'clock in the morn
ing, presented a wild state of dis
order. The furniture had been scat
tered around the room, pictures TAX
en- from the walls and even the car
pet had been torn up by the maraud-
ers in their search for v~aluables. The
sheriff's Office was notified, but as yet
no clue to the Identify of the thieves
has been ascertained. - Goldfeld
Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-05

Meeting Of Draper Club
The Draper Club will meet tomor.
row afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs. r. e. Game.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-05
THE INDEPENDENT NEWS
SERVICE THE BEST

Elko people have been congratulate
ing the Independent during the elc-
ton upon the fine way in which the
election returns were handled. The
extra edition which was published
election night was the first ever pub
linshed in Elko and attracted many
words of favorable comment. The
edition last night with the latest re-
turns from the county and state was
eagerly read and the whole supply
was exhausted before half the demand
was satisfied This is the kind of
service the Independent will continue
to give it's readers and all subscrib-
ers can rest assured that they will
get the latest news in a reliable form.
The Independent will publish it if
new and true, not otherwise.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-05
A TRIBUTE TO A
DUMB ANIMAL

One of the best friends that the peo-
pie of Sparks have ever had met
death last Monday on b street.
Queen, the dog that has been below
ed by every man, woman and child
that had cause to pass along the main
thoroughfare, is no more. The dog
was the property of Eugene Pierce
and there was no better friend to man
anywhere than that dog. Especially
was she a friend of the men and no
matter how long they absented them
selves from Sparks, Queen never fail
ed to remember them once she became
acquainted with them.
1t was several years ago that the
dog first became known in Sparks
and since that time she has won a
place in the hearts of all that will
never be forgotten. In the absent
minded manner, Queen wandered out
into the street, just as an automobile
came by and failing to observe the
onrushing machine, she was chrush-
ed under the wheels.-Sparks Trib-
une.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-11-05
THE SHEPHERD OF
THE HILLS" COMING

A wholesome play, whose author
seems to have equal love for nature
and humanity and an intimate know
ledge Of both, is The Shepherd of
the Hills" the dramatization of
Harold Bell Wright's famous novel,
which has been made by Mr.. Wright
with the assistance of Elbery w. Rey-
nolds.
The hills" the beautiful Ozarks,
and against this majestic play back,
ground the author has sketched the
tenderest tale Of love, the most ap,
pealing to nature. Though the peace
of the mighty hills pervades the
drama, its acts are tense with deeds
of daring that demand both physical
and moral courage.
1.-THE Shepherd of the Hills" will be
the attraction at the Bradley Opera
House, Monday, November 9th, and
judging from the favorable impression
it left last season, the present engage
ment should prove another record
breaker.