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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
Owes His Life to
This Lung Remedy

lingering cough or cold which does
not yield To ordinary treatment should be
a warning. Preventive. measures should
be taken, at once In many cases. Eek
mans Alternative has brought about re-
cOyery. Read this -
- st. Johns Place, Brooklyn, " Y.
Gentlemen In the year 1908 was
taken with heavy cold and nasty short
cough; consequently l failed In health:
then went to the Catskils. and seemed TO
get better, but the cough still kept up. |
stayed there for one year, and then went
10 a farm near Jersey City. a very sick
man. About the time Of my return, my
brother recommended Eckman's Alternative
very highly. 10 is now nearly two years
since 1 first took il. | am now well, and
] dare say that ! would have been buried
long ago il it had not been for Eckman's
Alternative (Abbreviatedl
(Af1daVit) JOSEPH T. TR0ESCHER
Eckmau's Alternative il most efhcacfous
In bronchial catarrh and severe throat and
lung affections and upbuiding the system.
Contains harmful habit-forming
drugs. Accept no substitutes Sold by
leading druggists. Write Eckman Lab
oratOry, Philadelphia, Pa for booklet OF
recOYeries.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
SPARKS FROM FLUE
THREATENS RESIDENCE

A defective fiue from which sparks
escaped and lodged between the roof
and beams OF a residence occupied by
William aHthaway. 315 w. Fourth st
Friday noon, caused a mean fire which
fire ladies from Central station and
North Side hose house experienced
considerable difhculty in eXtinguish-
ing. The entire kitchen wing or the
house throughout the upper part was
damaged by the fire. while "a portion
Of the roof in the main part OF the
building and two bedrooms were badly
damaged by both fire and water. The
occupants OF the house, who were in
the front part OF the building, We're
unaware Of the fire at the rear, and
the blaze had "A good start by the
time the department arrived. Fast
and effective work by the fire ladies
soon had the blaze under control and
the burning building was saved.
The residence was owned by Mich
olas KrOnewitter. +. Fourth St, and
vas heavily insured. The damages
to the building will probably amount
TO 500.
Sparks from a chimney at the res
idence OF Del Gray, sos w. Second St,
caused a roof fire which was quickly
Cxtinguished by Central fire depart
ment Damages amounted 10 50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
SPRING FESTIVAL AT
HIGH SCHOOL SATURDAY

Saturday night the pupils OF the
Main school will give their annual
Spring Festival at the high school au-
ditOrium. The program Will contain
a variety OF numbers, each grade con-
tributing toward the evenings enter
tainment.
The program is as follows:
Mother Goose kindergarten.
Dialogue. William Walton. Glenn
Bunn
Lily Drill, sixteen Fifth grade boys
and girls
Vocal Solo. AntOinette DeSOyer
Votes for Women, ten Eighth grade
pupils.
Recitation. Phanor Hewlett
Spring Chorus, tWenty-four First
and Second grade girls.
Violin Duet, Herman Schiller. Ben
jamin Piser.
A Flag Drill seventeen Fourth and
Fifth grade pupils.
Recitation. Ruth Bassett.
The Flower Garden, eighteen Third
grade boys and girls.
The Studio. ten Eighth grade pupils.
Vocal Duet. Alphonse and Susanna
Wnlikens
Garland Drill, six Seventh grade
girls
Vocal Duet. Wilfred Byam. Gene
We've LuyetueS.
Recitation, Carolyn Immel.
The Birth of Spring, ten Fourth
grade pupils.
The Irish Iilt, Eighth grade girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
ANNUAL MEETING AND
ROLL CALL Is HELD

The annual congregational meeting
and roll call Of the First Baptist
church was held Thursday evening
when $50 members out of "A total of
200 responded to the call of the pas
tor. Rev A. +. Whitney. who pre-
sided. The audience gave some in
teresting testimony. either personal
or BY the recital OF some verse Of
scripture. Following this feature Of
the proceedings an excellent pro-
gram of music was enjoyed. the spe-
cial features OF which were a piano
solo by Harry Graham and a song by
Arthur Hekes. Refreshments were
served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
REHEARSAL TONIGHT.

a rehearsal of the Christ church
Sunday school orchestra will be held
tonight at the home Of Miss Dean
Van Wrinkle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
CARD PARTY TONIGHT

\ card parry VIII De given tonight
IN the w. O. W. hall by the st. Mary's
Sewing Circle
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
OFFICIALS OF ART DEPT.
REELECTED FOR YEAR

Thursday afternoon the last meet
ing OF the year for the art depart
ment OF the MishaWaka Women
club was held in the entertainment
parlOrs OF the Methodist Memorial
church. The annual election OF Off
GERS for the year was the main fea-
ture of the business session. The for
mer officers of last year were re-
elected and they are as follows: Mrs.
ID. II. Wilbur, chairman; Mrs. u. A.
H. O'Hara- Mrs. William Sarle and
Mrs. +. y. Johnson. other matters
OF Importance 10 close up the bust
ness Of the past year were discussed
and acted on.
Miss Ruth Kelly. art teacher of the
Mishawaka public schools gave very
interesting recitation and program on
Dutch and Flemish art. Stereopticon
views were used in illustrating her
talk Her subjects for the after
moons entertainment were: Israels
Mauve, Maris. Boomers and others
Israels was a continuance of the sub
ject OF the last meeting held two
weeks ago.
VISITS RE.IIATIN rs.
Rev. StOckberger, CrumstOwn, Ind.
visited with relatives in this city Wed
nesGay.
ADDITIONAL NISHAWAI\AP PAGE 9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

ed In this popular playhouse and /
their act placed them as favorites
with the Mishawaka theatergoers
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Hamm. Grand
Rapids, Mich, are visiting with rela-
tives and friends in this city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

Thursday was the big night at the
Century. 4 big vaudeville bill was
opened by Miss Agnes Kane. a char
acter singing and talking CONNIE
dienne. She was well received. She
was followed by Jimmy Dodd,' the
musical boob. who played a number
OF musical selections on various in
struments. succeeded in making a hit
with the audience. The bill was
closed with the "Orpheus Comedy
Four" in comedy harmony singing
and talking. This quartet far sur
passed any quartet that has appear
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
ROYAL NEIGHB0RS TO
+ SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT

A social entertainment will be
given next Wednesday evening in the
Red Mems Wigwam under the joint
auspices OF the Royal NeighbOrs of
America and Modern WoOdmen. The
entertainment viii be for the mem
beTs and their friends.
The following committees have
been appointed TO take charge OF the
entertainment: +. +. Andrews chair
man. Clarence Richards and Charles
81 Dooley. Mrs lsidore Can Huffel.
chairman. Mrs. Frank Brewer and
Airs. Harry Watson. An excellent
HrOgram has been prepared
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
CRACK SHOT TO SHOOT
WITH LOCAL GUN CLUB

the Afishawaka Gun club held a
shoot on the old country club grounds
THURSDAY. when some OF the best
scores ever registered by the me n
bers OF this young and thriving asos-
citation we're made. CasbOn made SO
out OF a possible SIS. Nincon. AZ cut
OF S.. g.. Eberhart "a out Of 90;
SchOck 43 out OF SO; Emminger, IS
out Of SO. and Johnson. out OF 25.
Next Saturday / l. Hymer. repre-
sentative Of the Remington Arms
Union Metallic Cartridge Co. OF Indi-
annapolis viii come TO Mishawaka and
give an exhibition Of his prowess.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24

The Misses Kathyrn Heumer and
Barbara. ROppel on Thursday evening
entertained ) of their lady and gen
tiemen friends at the home Of the
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Heumer. l.. Fourth St The affair
was IN honor Of Mrs. Katherine Turn
err OF Columbus o., who is q guest
at the Heumer home.
A number OF excellent musical Sc
lections were contributed by Miss
Heumer. Win Richards contributed
"A vocal solo. Cards and dancing were
also features of the evening. A de-
lCiOuS twO-COurse luncheon was
served.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
MlSHAWAKA CLASSIFIED.

PERSONAL young business man
of Mishawaka '-ould like to COM
municate with a ady of grace and
good housewife qualities. Object mat
rimony Address in strict confidence
No. AZ. News-Times Office. Mishawaka.
WANTED-PoSftiOn housekeeper
for elderly gentleman No one but
honorable need TO apply. 229 w.
Grove st.
ALL KINDS of second hand goods
bought and sold. Adams, 104 w.
Third st. II. +. 259.
FOR RENT-FiVe room flat, for
small family Rent SO. Apply 223
:. Spring st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
MUSHAWAKA PERSONALS.

y. *. Eckstein OF the Milburn no
Tel has returned from a few days
visit 10 the country.
\. Q. Haslinger has returned from
Chicago where he purchased a line of
seasCnable goods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-24
ENTERTNINs WITH PARTY.

Miss Catherine Heummer Of w.
Fourth St, entertained several friends
with a party 20 her home Thursday
evening. Music. games and contests
featured the evenings entertainment.
Solos were rendered by Win Rich
ards. Luncheon was served
The evening world., 1914-07-16

Rockies and her nams V 0odiva. for.
a. Foy explains, Codiva vas the most
famous bare ia history.
william Faversham oAbles from
Lucerne, Switzerland, that Mfs. vs. :
ersham julio opp has entirely re
covered from her long illness. She
has been taking the cure at Aresa-
Mr.. and Mrs. Faversham will sail
for homo on July Is to begin plans
for the production Of Tho Hawk"
an adaptation of tho Partisan success.
"L'Epervier."
For the company which will play
"A Pair OF Skies on the Pacific
coast, Paul Nicholson and Miss Nor
ton hava been engaged and Oscar
Figman will have the part o. the
lawyer. now being played by Fritz
Williams.
Laura Hope Crews has been en-
gagged by David Belasco for an I'M
portant role In a coming production.
Pavlova comes 70 New York for
two performances on Nov. 3. and In
February she will dance for a fort
night at the Century Theatre.
Frank Kemble Cooper sails from
England o-day to join the company
rehearsing Paul Wilstach's play,
What Happened at c2."
The evening world., 1914-07-16
NOTES or the THEATRE.

Manager A. VI. Woods ~ill make
his first production OF the season on
Thursday evening, Aus. 3, when he
will present Douglas Fairbanks In
'fae Comes Up Smiling" . drNmntt.
Eation Of Charles Sherman's novel OF
the Same name, at the Republic
Theatre. The play 10 described as
"a motor comedy in four cylinders
and II by Byron Onglcy and Emil
Nyitray. authors Of The Typhoon."
Rehearsais are under way at the
Eltinge Theatre OF THE High Cost
II Loving" the three-act comedy In
SiAich A. II. Woods will star Lew
Yields. The play opens out OF town
early 1. August and comes into New
York soon after.
At the professional matinee to-day
at Hammerstein's Victoria the chorus
girls OF THE Follies Of 1914" and Of
Tho Passing Show of 1914" will &C.
cupy opposite tiers Of boxes, and In
cidentally share honors With Houdni
as the chief attraction.
Alice BRADY. who has been playing
with the stock company at Dayton. O.,
returns to New York next week to
make ready for the principal role In
sylvia Runs Away" which will open
the season at the Playhouse.
De Wolf Hopper. who was 30 thor
oughly and intensely well that he
motored TO French Lick Springs out
OF pure JOY, vii! return to New York
this week ard take up rehe2rsa!s OF
TIE Eve Gilbert and Su!!!va. operas
which are to fo--. his repertoire Cor
the coming season.
The William A. Brady Picture
Plays Corporation, having taken pos :
session OF it's large Faster studio at
Fort Lee. n. j., will break ground
on Monday for it's second manufac-
.uring plant in Southern California.
Tho s. p. G. A. has given Eddie
Foy permission to use the family
bear In his act at the Palace Theatre.
The bear Is a grizzly cub from the
The evening world., 1914-07-16
PROMPT DELIVERIES
OF GOODS
BOUGHT FRIDAY

~ bouohr FRIDAY 60
4 All goods bought Friday will b y
delivered Friday or Saturday. sccosdinS
10 our regular routine, drivers SS2
wagon boys rsesiyins = holiday eus1HS
ths Ss osb. =" smnIor,ssp s rSf $$sSSsAs
sures customers rscsiviag goods prouSf,
:. per .eh :sS a! s:fI: - Y our sts{S9
The evening world., 1914-07-16
Toilet Necessities

~ Fridays Abrasive Prices.
90 OF, Canthrox Hair Shampoo, I'D
10 OF. Bath Hoap--Kisk'a, Jerasns,
eto-isrse round tabiets-scented
70 and 90 ct, Bathing Gaps
popular styles. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 10
Rubber sheetinss-iN yds. wide, 90
20 ct. Women's Sanitary Aprons. 10
90 ct. Pebeco Tooth Paste. ......,... 30
The evening world., 1914-07-16

Black and colors in taffetas-hlack
black and navy sefGes;
black and colored eponses. ottoman and
other fabrics-various lengths-lined and
unlined-all sizes in the lot.
The evening world., 1914-07-16
Flannels

Flannsls
At Fridays Special Pricss.
Domst Fiannels-desirsble for
Infants wear-reg, 6H...,,,,.,,,. ~
Wool MiIod HhirtinS Fianneis--
various width stripos-principaily
gray combinations-
reg, ,io-to close, ,,,,,,,,,,,,r,,,, %
silk Embd Flannsis- hr,nkabis-
u. .. ana ssaiisDs-sDsciaY vsiss. %
The evening world., 1914-07-16
Wonsn's Dresses, Bathins
Suits, Etc.

Splendid values Right Tire ths
StOck-
Silk Messaline Dressee-
various colors-tunic effects-
organdie collara-all sixss-
reg. sos and Ss.Ss..................8. OO
women's Summer Dresses--voiies spd
crcpes-figurcs and stripes-variovs
models-silk girdles--leather belts
and vestees-reg. esDs....Friday 3.OO
women's Bathing Suits-navy and
black surf cloth and mohair cloth
round and square contrasting coiIere
--gorcd skirt--attached bloomers--
all sizes--extra value. ............1.O0
women's Percale Housedresses-
Gibson plat models-pipings-
all sizes-reg. O.................... AZ
The evening world., 1914-07-16


Friday Psisss.
90 Pairs Ce,orsd crsas serips c.w>aans-
tinted gyoupds-wsr> .. .FytdAy -
Colorsd Summer Curtaine-,att3es
deSigns-Vith ana without sun es0Gn
stripes-wsrs sise to taA Friday -
Sunfast Portieres-- wood tones-eeA Anl
leaf greens. rose unta and ex collons
bluss--were NB and sAso........A,oo
Colonial 0cSlm Curtalns-teotoon
TO hang, Friday special. pair 1.oo
Special purchase Of genuine EnsiiaA
Cretonnes-chinta. stripes, noralo,
vsrduro and wallpaper dosigns-
20 TO - valuea. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Craft doth. Art Dimities and TAfestaDI
also Curtain Cretonnes having
double borders-value .0.....,... -
Cleanup purchase OF SAMPLES ana
mill aot Limitations Lace Curtains
TO ~ yda.--may match from
four to ton pairs OF . style
Q00 D el.00 per pair valuse-eaeh 90
Iup'vd Curtain Madras-D inch-
white and ecru-also colored
florals-<S ct. values ....,.......... 40
Ymptd Linen Couch Covers-
80 inch-fuii length-frinR ed-
coiored bordsrs-value q Se....... .oA
bungalow Couch Covers-full size-
Linen erash-stencilied borders
elsewhere g. Special 2.lO
The evening world., 1914-07-16

All lost or found articles sd-
vertised In The World will DO
listed at Tho Worlds Informs
ton Bureau, Pulitzer Building
Arcade, Park Row; Worlds
Uptown Office, northwest cor
ner 3Sth st. and Broadway;
Worlds Harlem Office, 100
West 1@5th ST., and Worlds
Brookiyn Office, 2OX Washing
ton st., Brooklyn, for 10 days
following the printing Of tho
sdvertissment. =
The evening world., 1914-07-16

Ne x.c = sxeAs. on. - q. sa.s~as-
NAM r,1A.v s>s.iai.
A., r,
On MAIN FLOOR
Meas vp)eo 8N)tp-BG color
or white-eleeveieep ehIrte-knse
lseOn esewsvs-Aeh sssse- o~
n -. : m
A'VV
Mons Solsstss Ohspts--whits, cream
~ I'm w" - N"noS' TX
Mems Bathing EuNs--navy and cray
si Is i.cS .Sst SscSsers--sh s'fes UP M
v...... - ..- o, .,...,..
vHiss.-rS uppu-oH VI No
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The evening world., 1914-07-16
Women's Blouses, Millinery,
etc.

Fridays Exceptional Values.
Peanut Braid Outing Hats--bieached
various shapes and sixes-
reg. u.9 .,..,........'...''...'. III
Girls Ready-to-wsar Hats-Miian.
Java and novelty silk straw
ribbon trimmed--reg. .9S.. Friday 80
Extra Size Black satesn Pstticoats-
pieated flounces-reg. .O.......... .88
Silk Taffeta Petticoats-piain coloPs
and changeables-pleated fiouncsa,
all lengths-exceptional value. .OS
Wolfe and Organdie Blouses-allovsr
embd. tucked and lace trim'd-
low neck--all sizes-rss. 0S....1 40
Greasy White Bicuses-voiie. batiste
and organdie--new models--vsriously
trim'd with fine and heavy laces-
emb'd effects. special. .......2.O9
Women's Coutil Corsets-medium low
bust-elastic overwhelmingly long
emb'y trim'd-1s 20 S-reg. $500, I .O6
womsn's Cambria Brassiercs--
eu1b'y nedallions-lace edGe-
button back-reinforced arms
siles ~ to t8-reg. .t8...,...,..,.... 20
Finer prassieres-aliover smb'y trim'd
reinforced arms-button 'front.'
regularly 100. .."..."......,..... I'D
The evening world., 1914-07-16
Women's Muslin Underwear

Great AssOrtments.
Great Friday Values.
cor..t S.o,,or. ,.n,v Lana. .na
rihhop run ha.dtny.-na,v .Sfsc,.
regularly .29.......... 10
N.,r..ot S.o-... r,o~ s-.,. ana
back yoke trimminEs OF lacs... NJ.
empro'oery anu riooon-res' We sOO
Night Dreeaes-Nainsook ana mualin-
newest trimming etteets-res' ~. 'oV
Might Dresscs-Naansook; crepe ana
s C .s,s.s
insets Of French emb'y-reH. el.E.. .O6
>,.,. c.,.,
French or open embroidery or
emb'y and lace combined
some Princess Models-reg. 49,. I'D
n.., Ia.
embroidery or lace and Insert
value 81. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I'D
embroidcries and laces-reg. $40. or
Nainsook Ic,uc0ats-n" m,'1s mooSs
iaces or emb's--val. 81 9S and 40. 1 III
Campric Drawcrs.Iucks.
The evening world., 1914-07-16
Linens, Towels, White Good

Friday onssisss Mean Bis ssv'"ss'
Pure Linen Satin Damasks-
heavy Irish M'f're-excellsnt
patterns-SeG .o8................... 10
Washable Table Covers-red. blue or
green. with white--lerge enough for
round or square tsble-special.. I 40
Huok Enthusiastically bleachsd-
red borders-reE. 12h......Frlday D
Union Linen Huck Towels-tshxSs-
fully bleached--hemmsd-rsS. 10 .10k
ao.inch Bird's-eye Diapering-
10 yard piece-reg. .D....."...... 90
ss.,neh white Dress IAnens--
soft fjniah-Beg. .ta.............. "a
Finch White Repps-vaius TO-. 0K
Dotted and FiG'd swisses
Striped vollee
Plain and Fancy Crepes
Fig'd Madras Nhuo ~
Rlpplstts. Repps,
Poplina, piques AO1/
Linen Ftnsah Rultlngs 4A2
Pajama Checks
Cambria. Nainsook,
Long Cloth, Lingerie
Batistss and - Inch Lawn
The evening world., 1914-07-16

RAi LACE Foys. Joan Sawyer. Ade-
h'wey 4 18th 81. lDlnmond Brennsn, Kc.
DELICIOUS LEMONADE FREE TO ALL
The evening world., 1914-07-16

ctranh ss's1t4@sSs's. onAS i Ln53!a
~ WV Noon To- Strand Orch. So,oists,
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24

Under our form Of populs government there has been sine the founding of our nation. conflict of opinion betWee
 statesmen and p0iiJlcai leaderS
 over the question of letting th people know aD)lt public mat
 ters. One school of statesmel contend that it Is a dangerou
 thing to let the people knov
 what is going on. Anothe school maintains that the people
 may be expected 10 vote intell-
 igently and right on every q1es
 ton. There are two sides q. every question and goed argu- ments can be put upon both sides of this question. But, as a mat ter of ia,t at:1 pas Slas year see the onNArI.ylctottDls sweep of the principle thatlithe people rule. The people may be trusted to do the right thirg at the right time. The public has d right to know, is a proposition which has bec1m1 aali3IsSlA inIJArk- ansls gh"the initiation by the people of.iAct No. 3. the publicity measure. providing for publishing in the new ;papers. financial statements of .c1un1le., towns and improvement districts, records of raising and lowering of assessments and other mitt,l s of importance to the taxpIFet. A booklet giving full.sinfoo ma ton about this measure my U . had at1tne ofli,e of the Plcao1ee. Act No. , will prove a taX-eq Ia izer of tramen lous force because it provides that changes in a sessments either by county judf- es or equalization boards m lSt te published. This is .ius5 one If the good features. -T ,e m assure will promote economy and eiii-  ciency in public affairs.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
HEARD IN PRESCOTT

How Bad Backs Have. Been Made
 Strong Kidney Ills Corr ected
 All oger Prescott you hear it. Doan 8 Kidney Pills a,. keeping up the good work. Prescott people are telling about t-tellng of bad backs mlde sound sound again. You can believe the tes- timo " of yoar own townspeople. They tell 1t for the benefit of yoL who are suffering If your back aches, if you feel lame. sore and miserable. if the kidneys act too frequently, or passage are painful. scanty and off color, use Deans Kidney Pills. the remedy that has helped so many of youi friends and neightors Follow this Prescott citi- zen's advice and give Deans chance to do the sam for yoa.
 E. W Dougan, carpenter, w. Elm St Pres ,ntt. Ark. says: "l had pains and q |. acne la the s nal of my back and WIS causei alnogance by too tre- 9lent ptsslgni O. tls N'dney secre- tions. Often wien l attempted to stoop. the m ,s' intense pains caught rne ani c1Ild n ,clly get up. tried a uum5er of remedies, but got little relief until procured Doan's Kidney Pills at Hesterly's D;ug Store. They helped me at once a0d soon made complete cure.
 Price Soc, at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for kidney remedy get Deans Kidney Pills-the same that Mir Dougan had. Foster-Milburn Co.,. Props. Buffalo. New York.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
After thc Forrst F.r.

Wallace. Idaho. Is sfnl suffering rom ihe disastrous forest fres of 1910. which burned over the water. shed that furnishes the water agpplf O. the city. This basin included a1 area of 1000 acres and Nvs gorme~lr we'll timbered with trees from G1e fo two hundred years old. These were destroyed by the frs of 1910 The city used to get it's water supply not only for domestic purposes. but also for the development of electric ity for power and light from that Wa the stream, at its lowest stages. was never below 1000 miners inches Since the fire the records show that the minimum flow has fallen to about two hundred and fifty miners ioches. Each year they have to get power from steam and to use 2 considerable part of this power in pumping water. Records of the weather bureau at Wallace show that the precipitation for the years since tho fire has been about normal for the re sien. This seems to demon
 tote that the uuevennce8 in thn flow
 ast be due to the dec'rucU.u 0f the forest cover ef the watershed and not ta any change in climate or preclpita. ton The United States forest serv- ice has undertaken to reforest the denudet watershed
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
ADVERTISING RATES

Display ads. per inch per issue F l-2c Display ads, per inch per issue plate lOe Locals 5 cents per line each insertion and run until ordered out.
 Legal advertisements at legal rates prescribediby statute.
 Political communications where ind.- vidual interestsl areasat stake, and all other matter not purely of news nature will be Icha~ged flor at the rate of 3 cents per line
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
How the Boy Scouts heln.

A story Illustrating the helpfulness of Boy Scouts to those on the road is 'elated by correspondent.
 q had puncture near Farnborough, Kent, few days ago" he said, and I vas busily mending it when a troop Of 'couts came along and. to my sur rise, the scoutmaster ordered them halt
 Can we help you. sir?' he said. We have motoring experts in the roop.
 Two very small scouts ts-who had roticiency badges for motor repair lg' and 'puncture mending stepped orward and saluted. am sorry did ot need help. p."-London Mirror.
The Nevada County picayune., 1914-07-24
There will be a greater neces.

There will be greater neces- sity than ever for publicity in regard to money expended by cities and towns if Amendment No. II is adopted. This is an additional reason for voting for Act No. 3. the publicity measure. 1t requires that an itemized ac- count of money re -eiVed and eX, pended by towns and cities be published twice year in some newspaper in the place. Pub lcity is the greatest safeguard cha, can be thrown around eX- penditures of public funds.