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Evening star., 1914-04-20
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ing its orders in The OF sale has increased
oo9o in the last 80 days. This will quickly exhaust
supply. If you wait. only promise Delivery
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Evening star., 1914-04-20

II you want work, read the want col
umns of The Star.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

al TO aiIarge "Gmbroiberp.Soops".
Serlt uinoer ma malt SiIfebaano
ouer % oper runot begae Scoops, ioa
alt SrGitpffet bIir uinnli9. Soa ip.
ties ct Stpffe blomitret Silfe - helit
Dresden. SiIte", iom tager iig bebit
ub - til SEN miuoitc al oiSie
Scoops" % itrammeS riltig iait %
aInt ooer, ga sen ifaI tiere iom 9uno
poa "@aano.9 rrttet". Gen itsrre
Scoop ipttcS ioa paa uoenior % incl.
lem oisie 10 Scoops" iptteS 'torc
Me5iingringe, en- / buer Groe. TOM
isrit err pirret opcr meo SiIfeboano
poa iammc Maaoe. Tom rilnot ieIpc
@rritet. elsie Singer ticner ga iom
@uouotag til @rUttet o. tnaer lig
bc0it uo meo Ell SIsiie pon Sopprr
al hper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Ifolge Meddelelse fra Patent-A

lf9ige MeuuclelSc ira fdtent-AQVO-
katerne Williamson & Merchant, Nr.
.o25-o33 Metropolitan Life Bldg. (f6r
Guaranty Loan, Minneapolis. Mimi.
er den iorlobne Uge f9lgende Pa
tenter tildelt Minnesota og Dakota
Opfndere:
W. O Bagaasen, Hayward. Mimi,
Table; y. Dahl, Minneapolis, MINI.
Fish-wire Reel; !. Dykes. New Rock
ford, y. D, Cable Stretcher: +. FL
lingson. Canton. s. D., Concrete
Block holding Machine; 4. s. Ellis
worth, Oakes, y. D. Attachment for
Wall telephones; NJ. T. Helgeson,
Buford, n. D., Door Lock; w. Lam
&c, Bentley, y. D., Combined Door
Latch and Holder; A. McDougall.
Duluth. MINI. Ship-hatch: +. b. Mel
son. Maple Plain. MINI. Cigar Hol-
der: y. p. 3. Nelson, Braddock. y.
D, Draft Equalizer; J. +. Nordlie.
Sioux Falls. s D, Square Protector
and Level: B. F, Rehfeld. C~resbard,
6. D.. Valve Grinding Device; G.. a.
Volby, Williston, y D, Traction
wheel; 4. J. Waltner. Freeman, {.
D., Adjustable Plow Hitch.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

ger. ScIp ON Sorocn bar uof iaien
al mineraIife Stoiie, fan life Elan.
terne 2iere iiQ 9tpttc Oeroi, bpi@
&or0cn or bICOen oItfor arm pod or
quniife Stofic.
SrQoniifc Stoiie fan tiIiorc2 uos
pint &an0 pau Ben Wiaa0c, al man
brltgcr S~tal0gieoiel ellcr ploier mt
Der &leoer cllcr alorc Nplinger az
"gren @icoIcI". StaloqieoSlen
roo0ucr ooQ ioo bllrtiQ, at Den moot-
te ipreoc5 tpfterc enc pnlfcligt og
bra er, ON Sen ifl,loc fltnnc brin9e
Sorocn orgouiifc Stoiic / t~iIitrUffe.
lig itor Mungoc. @ioo&lin9cn 8jcr
oIigepel, at Der bIiuer Ell megct tro'
bigere @pling - Ipnrcre Stroo I.
Gr. SoaIcoe5 tiIiore5 &orObmocn
en- itprrc Mpngoc orgauiltc Stotfe
poa en- iuoirefte Ntoabc.
Selp ON man "loor ino" meo
&leper Ell @an9 iblanot, tager 500
ct al 2onoet ct 2lar ellcr TO % pIei.
err op iQicr, bIiuer Ser fife no9cn
itor Mrngoe ~orgoniife Stoiie tiIfort
Soroen poo Sen Bis. &iGr ON bette
fer bpcrt 6te eller S0c Nar.
Mon gipr beOre / at ioriege meo
iaufolote "Gotd) Crops, ret iom oct
er. SaoIeoc5 fon man ioa &lcpcr
Iammen meO Smoa9ron og plcie un'
ser aloperen igien lt0pao Ne'tfon'
ten Ell Gang. Spnea man, &Ieoer'
ipoen cr for opr, fan man iao Hnpe
en- Si0 eiterpou. Eno Sen W{aooe
fam man oite foa ct bel Gel 9rent
Stoi al pIoie unOer. Guer man flll-
oe Iaa &interrug, eiter at Sorpclten
err Qiort. 3poo man emo gipr, Biz
per Ser boq poo Sen N{oaoc tiIIert
&or0en Ell bel Gel organilte Storte.
&por man fan ioo &el9planter
til at 0ro goot, cr oiaic til at an
6eiole. &lppcr, NlfoIfa, grtcr, @pn-
ncr 0. /. b. er uOnlcrtcoc @onofor'
beorcrc. Sffc olcne %til'prer DC Sor-
Den oet beoit mtIigc or9unilte Stoi=
ie, naor Sc bliper ploieoe unocr,
men Sc ionger / i'm &Grt iaa at iige
NitroQen / 2uitcn. 90 oennc Nitro'
gen bIioGr iQien / Soroen % font
mcr lenere andre @Iantcr tiIgooe.
@lonter eQer8 tiIierer life Soroen
Nitrogen, men Iua mcoet mer AZ or
Qaniife Stofie. Sfient Sc life til
iercr Soroen NitroQen, &boapboric
glcio cllcr Eotoib, ionller De Dog I'll
Tia og forbcreoer Oiaie Tor oue Elan'
ter ioo n~oOuenoige Stoiie, ioo SC
fommcr til fulo Spite ior en- trent
ti0ig Goling.
s NlminOcligbeo uil LEI, iunbigt
&auo blipc bllrtiqere fattigt pau or
goliite Stofie enc 2on6, iom er
"tungt" Og Iero8tigt. Gcrfor er set
ne0penoigt, at man lorieger mc0
"Goth Crops" bonOe tiOt og oite pao
iIigt "ifurpt" &ano, bpia man /
@pngoen tpufer poo at iaa nogen-
llrnoe bra Nulinger poa Def. s iom-
me SilfGIoer bGnoer oct 10, at &au-
oct fan blipe Qio62lct iou oite, at
man life engung trGngcr bcfpmre iig
for "grsn @jooiel"; men SET err mn
life ole, lom bar S~talogiooiel nof
for i'm SanoiorO. 90 Sc, Iom life
set bar, 9ior bel moo Jig ieIu peO
itibe at begpnoe meO "Gath Crops.
Ger ifuIOe oet meite al Chen bore
noget paa iligt @auo. Mai3itilf
bliper Der Ell bel Del organiife
Stofie al, nnor Ben ar6eiOeS neo /
Soroen, % at ipreOe Straa oper no
pint 2uno og pI6ie BET rm0er cr og-
iaa eli goo og M Sfif. 6oa bar
Hoao til at brpnbe Stroa % Woi5-
itilf. ArbeiOet neb / Soroen er Nla-
isitiIf og Straa paa 6orme fleit me-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

Crookston College er den aldste For
retningsskole i Nordvesten. Kost og
Logi for s. til $3.50 pr. Uge. vi har og-
saa ct Kursus i Auto, Gas og Steam
Engineering. Skriv til ]. c. Satire,
Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04

enmaHium "6useeuneu- sr moeiaasn (,
COS cyScu. 90 ocU er all pi Fan .HIe en-
S1u1affine CT uTrc. Sen gier cost arbeio.
CO adnr let.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
Crganiife StOffe.

Sfol Sor0en / SGng0en tllnne boz
re rioc Nplingcr, iaa mao ben tllf9-
res orgoniife Stoiie, oct bill lige
Glantcr, iom iour liggc / Soroen
for at raooue og blanOe iig meo oen-
ne. @lottet ior orgonilfc Stoife bill
Sc SeriorO bliue omtrent umnlItg at
orbcioe, meoenS Sanbjoro igien bill
sc blipe altior los % uabel I'll at
irenbriilae go0e Nulinger. @ui@
So<oroen nlanQlcr organize Stoite,
ian ben life boIoe Sen &poe, Iom
trpnge5, ipr at 900 Nplin8 foll pro-
brccre9. lloeu tiIltrGffelig %Roe |
Soroen fan oen mineralIfc Elante-
iebe, Iom oeri iillOe&, life bIipe ops
lott eQer giort tiI8ipngeIig lom N9-
rina Tor Elanterne. Gn Soro, lot
tia poo organize Stoiie, er oct me-
oct ficocliot at orbcioe meo. N}ert
en- itor Gel gommelt NgerIono cr
iaore iattigt poa or9oniife Stofie.
De orgoniife Stoffe, Iom %fonoteS
% enonu iinOes / mt 49crlanO, par
fommet ser / 6orm q sou og BAR
noaIc, iont @rp5 % &erter, Tom
porte irem bpert gor og iii ligge Der
oq raabne o. banne "0taojorO". "a
man begpnote at plpie og orbeioe
benne SorO % boert qor tog bort
ira Ben BET meIte al, buao ben trent
bragtc, blep Sen Tor boert Ior mere
% mere iottig poa organiife Stoife.
Naor bette fortiptte5 altfor IGnge,
bliper Sorben l1barmet og oloeIeS
nififfet til at bore gobe, rige Iplin-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
gurntfn nu Hupfu.
%iocnifnb Oh EARNING.
Rsoipsret al en- pra,tir GarmsL

Sioenitaben fonuner uafbritot
meO ct eller an0et, iont er al gtptte %
9etp0ning for Sorobrllgeren, ~lfriuer
"Nuitralion Sorm Sournol". @pi5
Sarmeren piloe mp0e &ioenifab@-
manOeu baIpueis, oiloe begge fele Jig
mere Ipffelige og tilfreoIe % pinor
berpoa. &~ioenifab CT fort % goot
Oct ianme iom at pioe, bUor0an man
fam glere Sing FORFEIT. Aoar vi
oenifobsmanoen er npot I'll at or
beibe bent imoo tin G9eniinoigbeo
% aonoeIig 6%orbIinOelie al bi5ic,
bpem ban proper al tjene, er set in.
tet anoct emo |%ligttroifub o. Ell pg-
IT 2pit til lit Arbeibc, ionlt ct opti-
miltiif &aab ON, at meo Chen pil
Nelllltotet al bans Nrbei0e bIipe poa-
"itiennet % lonnet eiter 6ortienelte,
iom giper bam Ntoo til at boloe no
paa i'm Eoit.
Saf bl1oer otte trPt az at blioe
meot meo Sigegploigbeo eIler rentuO
&aun al Dem, lom ifulbe ioge eitcr
Oct, ban bar ofret, fonifc Den beolte
Gel al lit &ip, for at iua 9teoe poa og
&larbeb /. Get fan enoog DGnOe, al
ban life fan0t Splosningen paa iii
Eroblem; ban bar fanife life lltano
til at iinOe set 6OrbinoelIeSleo, ION
fon begte bans 2(rbeiOe til 6armenS
bperoogslige 4iiGrer. 0ten er hans
Irbeibc iompittigbeosfulot 1lofert.
bar ban iiffert NOT ionfet iomnen
Safta, iom ienere nogen oil pGre
iitano til at giere 9rltg al til uen'
OeIi9 Soroel for Sor0oprferen. 90
hpao ser er til 8apn for Sor0en5
Gprfere, cr til Sam ior oct belle
Sono, ia, ben belle @erben.
SSa, bette er iao Ian0t, iont oct er
Iogt. Sapoe set fife pGret Tor @i-
benifob5nlanoenS SfpIO, piloe ri
fanifc Sen Sag ioag baue pleiet Dor
W0crilcf meo ct @uffeborn poa Git-
Den al Ell Stoug % borpct nlco Ell
"&piitborp".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-04
st Gar letpinSte Suleeaucr, iOm
Smaapiacr fan laSe.

baue hui0e - life graa - Qgrite.
Gutter. Sc err omtrent ) 5ommer
Ionge, iom ReleI. Ct Stptfe "Net"
eller Qrou @lou0e iriteS oper ieIoe
@eriten, og beri er oCt Soornoolerne
itiffe3 ioit. Cper 9a9iioen al 9er-
item trPffes Ell brc0t Stpffe Silfe.
buanO, ION runfe@ belle @eien ON.
firing, ian set fan trPffes op runbt
@sriten. @eriten Irgges oa paa
Rngqen, naar SEN ifal bruae8, og
-@aoruaalerne itiffes /. @oa huer
Gn0e al @eriteu fat man iPite imao
Silfeleiier, ian Ter SET penere uo.
@n anoppenoal5holoer Iapes al
ct Stuffe SiIfebonn0 iom maa pare
AZ &omme breOt. If BONNER
lanat ma SET pare Get ines iam-
men / begge Gnoer, ina set bIir TOM
en- Connie, og iau rDnfeS 0et runbt
aonten og ipite5 til ct annppenoaIS.
brep. iom er laIt iaInmen iaaIe6es,
az ale anuppeuaaIa .Raoerne Itonr
meo Soueoet OF. ct imaIere Silfe-
baono ipIteS oper iom Snanotag. og
i hper gnoe lnpes imaa SIsiier al
Bette. en- iaaoan .Sol
ser er iuurt befDem at baoe bPngeu.
oc Iige ueO aommoOcn ian mar al.
tio bar auappeuanler oeo Saauoeu;
IT, og oper Spmaitiuen er oct oaiaa
iuprt hpu0ig at hope en- ioa0nu.
CT yeut ")li6bou (rap" fan lape5
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21
agree to the proposal to call on nego-
tiations at present and resume them
in a year.

"When | am talking to the farmer
1 remember that the farmers wife is
one-half of the family, and the bigger
half at that" says ]. j. Hill, railroad
financier and farmer. "The farmers
success or failure, his going up or
down in his scale of accomplishment
depends upon his wife"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-21
ANXIOUS TO AVOID STRIKE

ANXIOUS TO AVOID STRIKE
Following the demands made by
the enginemen on western railroads
for increased pay, officials of the
workers and managers of the road
met yesterday at the Congress Hotel
for the initial conference before the
members of the United States board
of mediation and Cancellation.
Both sides are said to be anxious
to avoid a strike although it is ru-
mored that the enginemen will not
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
CARsE1 nm 1 FElDlN

Yesterday afternoon Erastu,
Hankins Of Lsmoille made acom.
plant before Judge Cattle. cbars.
ing that Harry Kensb did wilfuily.
unlswfully and designediy by aid
Of : false pvetense. representation
and writing obtain his signature to
written instrument with intent to
cheat and defrsud him.
We understand that the tranac-
tions grew ont of the efforts Of
Kenah to form a stuck company in
Lamoille for the purchase of blood
ed stations he and his associates
had for sale. Also that the amount
of Mr.. Hankin's liability is in the
neighborhood Of $4,000.
Kenagh wss arrested by officer
Lamon last evening and released on
deposit of $500 cash bail. His ex-
animation WIS set for 2 o'clock this
Afternoon and at that hour was
continued until 10 O'clock tomor-
row.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL


A tourist once happened to meet
the usual oldest lnbabitani" of a
village. In the course of a CONVEX
ton ne atsed the ancient how old
be was.
q be idst a hund, ed was the
reply
Well. | doubt if you'll see an
other hundred years." said the
tourist, trying to make a conversa-
tion.
don't know much about that,
MASTER" was the hopeful response.
II he stronger now than when
started in my first hundred"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24

6eiesssfn 0tesso4kal Il shy inns
I'm he last tvtntySnye years, with
EtAe exeeptioa q two yeass- TIE
HhoWinx vas- made BY Senator
Chamberlain Of Oregon. Senator
ISnoot,s comment was Interesting
We're it not" he said ..for the
ffaet that there hs shortage Of
2lo.0OO.0o0 pounds Of WOOL in the
world: these figures would not be
presented" Nc doubt the Senator
from Utah was q good deal embar-
frassed. For he was n of the
builders OF the late, unlam.nted
Schedule Il, and he, almost more
than any n else insisted that free
wool would ruin the wool grower.
But it has not done so. On the
contrary prices have increased TO
such an extent as to curtail buying
orders.
The clip at least in the Far West.
is undoubtedly considerably smaller
this year than last. Bnt suppose
the price Of wool had gone down
and that il was shown that there
had been an increase of 24O,O OO,-
900 pounds in the supply-would
Smoot have accepted the explana-
toni He assuredly would not,
but would have charged the low
price to free trade in wool. AS it
is now, he is greatiy-and properly
impressed with the influence of
demand and supply as price regula-
tors. At least it may be said that
Providence has been good to the
Democrats from the Smoot point
Of view When Smoot and the
others go before audiences of farm
ers and tell them that the tariff has
reduced prices-without admitting
the existence Of any other factors
the Democrats al point to wool,
and they will be justified in doing
so. Certainly prices are all the
growers could Embellishments
News.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
LAND OF PROMISE

you want to get the best out
OF life; IL it is your desire to do
for your children as any parent of
proper conception should do; II
You want to benefit from the nor
NAL increment that comes more
surely to the land than any other
form of wealth; if you want to
breathe the pure uzUne of the
desert and enjoy its superb eli
mate; il you want to be an empire
builder and assist in building
society to ft wholesome purposes;
il you want to be d full grown
citizen in q land of delightful en-.
virons rather than an insignificant
atom in Q swirl of humanity; II
you want TO quit pulling and haul
ing and mauIinG and pounding to
get q bare existence ana live as
men and women ought 20 live, come
to the Tsnckee-C Carson project this
fell with the re.opening Of our
lands for settlement, yet wise and
invest. Annex yourself and future
to u real section Of psomise, where
reward foilows labor In Just pro-
portion to the effort and money ex-
pended. Come to the land Of 10.
morrow wheye the ssgebrush plain
is being converted into = green
sward Come and be an active
unit where activity and honest pur.
pose really 6ounts.-Fallon Stand,
ard.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24

fSf tha DrSf half id
3SAlmssnts tostlsseoo s6dtks
tsta eleSnppfps - menfh W
iSFe.ts0s TN ship1eat q ~ he
AN6tsts4aek1bls since II ineludts
q ahortspetiod due 70 ne tup dSyu
idIsnssa 81 the Fourth Of Irly.
HE Montana shipped this morn.
INK II bars Weighing LIZA
pounds. eqnal to value Of ap-
proxima,ely SD. 900 'represerting
q mill run for the 6rst half Of
July:
McNamara was in the list with
Ave bars weighing $50 pounds of q
value of SO, 600.
The total weight of bullion billed
by Wells Fargo this morning was
over three ns.- Bonanza.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
LIGHIAInG STRIKES
BONANZA MACHINE


Lightning got loose yesterday in
and around Tonopah. A FISH
struck the pole back of the B0nan-
"a office. One charge followed the
ground wire into the earth. while
another skipped from the first pole
to another pole and followed the
wire into the Bonanza press room,
where it burnt in two the wire
that held an electric bulb over the
linotype machine, burned out the
fuse and damaged the motors.
Those who happened to be in the
room at the time surmised that
the Mexican reYolution had come
to Tonopah.
Outside the city the display WIS
appalling. John Delks, the trouble
shooter of the power company, said
the desert was covered with huge
fiery balls that rolled around and
set the sagebrush on fire in a dozen
different places. Delks is used to
lightning. but he says be never
saw anything to compare with that
of the past few days.-Bonanza.
N #.HaH-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24


There is more Catarrh in this Sec
tion of the country than all other
diseases put together and until the
LAST few years was supposed to be
incurable. For a great many years
doctors pronounced it a local di-
sease and prescribed local remedies
and by constantly failing TO cure
with local treatment, pronounced
it incurable. Science has proven
Catarrh to be constitutional di-
sease, and therefore requires consti-
tutioLal treatment. falls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio is the
only Constitutional cure on the
market. II is taken internally. 1t
acts directly on the blood and nue.
u surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars for any
case il fails to cure. Send for cir
culars and testimonials. Adress.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, rs cents.
Take Halls family Pills for con-
stipation.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
porrIdqe unIustIx Aeeu.ad.

1t is asserted and also denied that
porridge was the cause of Thomas
carlyle's ruined digestion. Sir Rich.
ard Quaia said porridge had nothing
to do With his ruined digestion. Sir
Richard stated in the British Medical
Journal of November 8. 1856. that "the
wretched dyspepsia to which MI. Car.
lyle was subjected a fully accounted
for by the fact that he vas particular.
~ fond OF very nasty gingerbread.
Many times / have seen him sitting In
the corner smoking a clay pipe and
eating this gingerbread"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
elsds 7SeSlSe 81 eIGo - II
49, rouShS9tkaE esnSkis

elS3 a116
sI-SS
~
$500
- y. rif.:.x5.tN
~ p.,n- 4
.d.mn. IN h...r.a Is
.orst 80 J. ...,.- ~. -;
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
INSTRUCTIONS f0R
FIRST AID WORK

To restore artificial respiration
the United States bureau Of mines
decries all mechanical aids, for
the reasun that they only cause
loss of valuable time and possibly
of life that should be saved by
prompt remedial measures on the
spot as soon as possible. The way
to do is first to place the uncon-
scious man face down. This causes
the tongue to drop forward in the
mouth. Then pull the arms over
the head nEt1l the lungs are ex-
banded to their full capacity.
Kneel over the body with the balls
of the hands pressing The lower
ibis. the life saver throwing his
body forward With an even ,notion
not faster than sixteen times q
minute, putting pressure on grad
ually producing nearly natural
breathing. Instructions In this sys-
TEN can BE- followed by the least
intelligent worker after a single
demonstration and any man SO
taught can apply the method Of
I'd kcitation any place or any
where without loss Of time.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24

THE rolling stone gathers NO
moss" 70 n timeworn proverb, bat.
after all. IL may we'll be questioned
whether moss gathering 10 the high
est use to which n stone can b put
The stone that grind the meal for
mans bread are not less valuable
because they are uIcoated with moss
and the man who refuses to move
along the road of general progress
or h~elpfulness because It may intsr
fere with his chance 70 accumulats
Tor himself Is not an ideal citissn-
Selected.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
STATE CANDIDATES

Up to Thursday morning, the
only candidates who had filed their
papers FOR the primary election
with the secretary of state at Car
son City were:
Governnr-Lem Allen, Washoe,
Democrat.
United States Senator francis
G.. .Newlands, Washoe, Democrat.
University Regent--Janes o.
Brien, Washoe. Republican; r. G.
WitherS, Washoe, Democrat.
Lieutenant : Governor Maurice
j. Sullivan. Esmeralda, Democrat.
Secretary of State.-L. F. Adam
son. ormsby, Republican: Alex r.
TahnehiH, Storey. Republican.
Attorney General-Geo. Spring
meyer. Washoe. Progressive.
Justice OF Supreme Court-B. F.
.Curler, Elko, Republican.
Superintendent of Public In
E. Winfrey, Washoe,
Democrat.
Surveyor General Matthew s.
Kyle, Washoe. Republican.
William Mcmillan,
0rmsby, Republican.
Mine Inspector, Mark Bradshaw
Mineral, Republican; j. d. Moore,
Storey, Democrat.
Clerk of Supreme Court. H.
Mccormack. Washoe, Democrat.
State Printer Fred G. Trim
mer. ormsby. Progressive.
While the fling Of nomination
papers is somewhat slow as vet,
is expected at Carson City that !
rush Of lapers will begin in q few
days, as the time for fling is be
coming short. August l being the
last day. Quite anumber Of candi.
dates have announced themselves
for state Offices who as yet have
not fled their papers. Am ns
them are Or. .. a. Aseher, Demo.
crat Of Sparks, who has cards on,
for lieutenant governor n. q.
Humphrey, Republican, for tho
same Office; Gov. oddie, who prob.
ably will be the Republican candi.
DATE for governor and many others
This afternoon It was planned Il
add eight names TO the list o,
nominations on Rles the sociaIisI
contingent being CARRIED to Carson
Icity By A. Grant Miller. Only hv,
o. the principal Offices we're to b,
49, 1917. mr..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-24
Biblical proof

An old negro. who was the only
Baptist in the neighborhood. always
stuck up for his own faith" and was
ready with a aso for It. although he
was unable to read a word. This was
the way he put 'em down." -Yo' hin
read. now. KANT your" EYES" '~WeIl.
l s'pose yo' read de Bible. haint your"
"Yes:" "Yo' read bout John de Baptis',
haint yo'2" Yes" We'll, yo' never
read bout John de Mefodis', did yo,f.