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The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1915-04-30
Ford Company To
Make $50 Rebate

Henry Ford was recently inter
viewed and said.
We shall sell the 100000 Fords
this year, and in IL months. full
month ahead of August ist.
Then refund is practically assur-
ed?"
Yes-barring the totally unexpect-
ed. We are $4,000 to $4,000 cars be-
hind orders today. Factory and
branches are sending out Is daily .
The interviewer then said: If |
could make definite refund statement
we wound increase our local sales
500 cars"
You may say" was Mr. Fords de-
liberate and significant reply to this
You may say We shall pay back u
each purchaser of a Ford car between
August l. 1911 and August l, 1915,
barring the unforeseen. the sum of
$50. You may say that | authorized
you to make this statement,
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Stewart Mining Co.
In Financial Trouble

The Stewart Mining company,
which has been operating the Hercu-
lese mine at Loope for the past few
months under bond from the owners,
closed down last Saturday. being un-
able to NETT the payroll A crew OF
twenty-five or thirty men have been
employed at the mine for the past
two months and during that time the
ghost failed TO walk The financial
difficulties OF the company became SO
bad that a complete shutdown was
necessary. The miners secured the
services of lawyer and he spent the
bring about settlement for his clients
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SUBMITS To
OPERATION

Walter Richards, the well known
brick mason, underwent an operation
for appendicitis at the Carson Valley
Hospital Sunday afternoon. and az
though his case was a most serious
one, he has a fair chance to recover.
Dr. Sinclaire of Reno and DR.. f. H.
Hawkins of this place performed the
the operation.
Mr.. Richards was taken sick Fri
day and Saturday was unable to work.
He was engaged in laying a eenmet
floor in the garage and was anxious
to complete the work. Saturday eve
mig he felt better and decided tn put
in night shift and about nine o.
clock was taken with severe pain and
went to the hospital An examination
proved that he was suffering with an
attack of appendicitis of the most
accute form. DR. Sinclaire and nurses
were summoned from Reno and before
the operation took place the appendix
ruptured.
Yesterday the patient was resting
easy and ii is believed that he will re-
cover.
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INDIAN MUST
STAND TRIAL

Charley George, a Washoe Indian,
was arrested at Carson last Friday
upon the advice OF Sheriff Arrild to
the officers of that city The prisoner
was brought here and charged with
stealing several hides from S A.
lmelli. He was given hearing in
the Justice Court Tuesday and upon
the evidence addueed, was ordered in
the custody of the sheriff by Justice
krnmmes to stand trial in the district
court.
5. A. Imelli testified to the loss of
the property and how he had found
the hides in wholesale house in
Reno. The Reno people said they had
purchased the hides from VIM. Kruse
Of Gardneryille.
Mr.. krnhe was the next witness
called and testified that he had bought
the hides from Charley George, the
defendant He had asked the Indian
where he got the hides and he said in
Jacks Valley and Woodfords. Mr..
krnse is a hide buyer and got the
hides throug the regular course OF
business.
Sheriff Arid was placed on the
stand and told of various Incident con
neeted with the case and the subse-
quent arrest of Charley George. While
being brought for Carson the prisoner
asked the sheriff If he thought the
judge would be easy with him If he
entered plea of guilty.
The indian will be brought to trial
at the first session OF the district
court held at Genoa.
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P R { Linn | n A R Y
WORK HAS
STARTED

crew of fifteen men in the EN-
piof oil the Government Reclamation
Service. pitched camp at the Long
Valley reservoir site last Sunday ana
actual preliminary work is now under
way.
whether or not this proposed
reservoir site will be accepted by the
government depends entirely upon the
work now being done. The ground
IS 10 be tested with diamond drills to
determine the depth necessary to
reach foundation On one side of the
canyon dyke rears itself above the
ground and there is possibility that
bedrock will be encountered within a
short distance. 1t is given out that
suitable foundation for great dam
such as the government proposes to
build. must be encountered at least
one hundred feet below the surface
OF the floor of the canyon. as under
other conditions the expense of con-
straction would be prohibitive, con-
siderng the acreage to be brought
under cultivation through the med
ium of the Long Valley reservoir.
The dam, if built, viii be one hund-
dred feet above the floor of the can
yon, and should bedrock or suitable
foundation be encountered within one
hundred feet. the excavation and nee
essary work would he within the
estimates made by the reclamation
engineers. Should greater depth be
required to reach foundation, the cost
OF the dam would be prohibitive and
other sites would then be considered.
The Long Valley reservoir site
takes in all of Long Valley and Mud
Lake flat, the latter now being used
Tor storing water by VIM. Dressler
The Mud Lake dam would be raised
to height of - feet.
Great interest IN the preliminary
work is Icing manifested by the farm
ers OF Carson Valley, they being ex-
at'fif'is ''aii '"7 VI HTtlhS WV utiii
completed. For twentw-four years
this work has been talked of and now
that actual work along preliminary
lines is under way. renewed en-
couragement is given that within a
few years a great storage system for
the irrigation of the Carson Valley
will be built by the government with
the assistance OF the farmers who
stnad ready to do their share.
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THE lIlNMAN MILKING MACHINE

The Hinman mechanical mixer.
like two or three of the other stand
ard makes, is proving very successful
on hundreds OF dairy farms. During
the past few years these machines
have been wonderfully improved SO
that today We do not hesitate to rec
ommend the mechanical mixer as
being successful. 1t is rapidly becom-
ing an essential to modern dairy farm
equipment.
More and more in all dairy sections
hired help is becoming scareer and
higher priced. For some reason or
other hired help. although they re-
ceive pay for their labor object To
milking cows by hand. Ii is very evi-
dent that economic conditions will
soon compel the use of the milking
machine. Necessity has always been
the mother of invention. Likewise
necessity is the mother of success in
using machinery There has never
been a piece of machinery of any kind
yet made that especial care and
thoughtiullness were not required to
operate it successfully. This is even
more true of the milking machine.
To be successful the operator must
not only be more or less OF "A me-
chanic but he must also know how
to manage cows. To get the most
successful results from COWS MIXED
with the mechanical mixer the OPP
orator should understand the likes
and dislikes of each COW in his herd
and employ the mixer accordingly
As n matter of fact we repeat that
which we have said many times in
the columne of Kimballs Dairy Farm
er; namely, that the milking machine
of today is just as successful as the
man who operates it,
We doubt not that there are still
: hundreds of dairymen who will install
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BALL SEASON To
D Pc n NEXT
SUNDAY

The first ball game of the season
will be played Oh the Gardneryille
diamond Sunday afternoon, May 2,
when the local will clash with the
Carson players.
1t is claimed that the capitol city
team has been strengthened this sea
son by several new players and will
pnt up a stubborn fight against the
Valley lads. The home team will also
be composed of several new players
and from all accounts will be z better
than we have had here for the past
several seasons.
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SUMMONS

IN the Frst Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada In and for the
County of Douglas.
Harry l. Bennett. Plaintiff. vs. Marie
Jeanette Bennett, Defendant
The State OF Nevada Sends Greetings
10
Marie Jean ette BeLnet. Defendant
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear within ten DAYS after the service
unon you OF this summons ii served
Ia said county. or within twenty days
served ont OF said county but within
sid Judicial District. and in all other
cases within forty days exclusive Of
tho day OF Cryicel. aGd defend the a
ioyp-euttled action.
The said action is brought TO OBJ
tain the Judgment and decree OF the
said above entitled District Court, in
favor cf the plaintiff and against the
said defendant. that the bonds Of
matfimony between plartin and de-
fendant he absolutely dissolved and
severed and for general relief, upon
the grounds. and for the reasons
stated in plaintiffs complaint, VIZ.
the wilfull desertion of the plaintiff
Is the defendant for period OF more
than one year before action brought.
all OF which viii more fully appear
from tie complaint now on file. in the
onice OF the clerk OF the above entitled
Court, at Genoa, Douglas county,
state Of Nevada. and Of which refer
Cucc is hereby made
Dated April 2Sth. 1915.
n. G. JEPSEN.
Clerk OF the above entitled Court
First pnhl,8hcd April Both. 1915.
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mechanical mixers, become dssatis-
fled with them and cease their use
In some instances no doubt this will
be the fault of the machine, but quite
as often it will prove to be a reflect
ion on the operator. Any dairyman
who is milking 30 cows is justified in
giving one of the standard makes of
mechanical mixers fair, intelligent
trial. A dairman milking many cows
and having trougle with hired help
has no favorable alternative. 1t is
essential to install a mechanical milk
er and make sure it is operated ac-
eording to directions IL may be nee
essary for the dairman to operate
the machine himself or hire better
and more expensive help. though he
will not need so large a number of
men
Gently installed a milking machine
after looking very carefully into the
subject This dairyman is also breed
ing pure bred cattle and tests every
COW. For this reason he hesitated for
a long time before installing the ma
chine He gave the matter much study
and thoughtful consideration. For
the first few days after the machine
was installed. thee ows decreased
slightly in their milk flow. This dairy
man had studied the subject so close
ly that he knew just what to do and
how to handle each COW in the herd.
The final result was his cows came
back and after the first week had
passed, they yielded larger average
milk flow by machine milking than
they had formerly yielded by hand
milking This is one of many indica-
lions that the milking machine prop
erly operated is "A success.
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FORD AND TIE WAR

\ correspondent writes that the Ford
car is the mechanical marvel of the
war and that the American Ambulance
service in Paris has more than a
hundred specially built ambulances
on Ford chasses. The Ford is the
only ear in the world that stands the
strain ad while the average life of a
the Fords have been in service since
the war started
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Defamation
co n TEST

The high school will hold its pre-
liminary defamation contests on next
Tuesday evening, at Valhalla Hall
The winners from this contest will 20
To Reno the following Saturday 10
enter the state contest at that place.
The fact that practically every high
school in the state will be represent
ed in the state contest promises to
make the honor Of winning high one
and the local contest will bring out
the best, along declamatory lines,
that the Douglas high school has.
An admission fee OF fifteen cents
will be charged to help defray the ex-
pense of sending the winners to the
state contest. The contest will start
at eight o'clock
Following are the contestants aud
the titles of their productions:
The Absent Guest, Sadiebell Brown
Higher Culture in Dixie, Hida Heise
Patsy" ---- Lillian Jacobsen
The Parsons Conversation ----
---------------- Hans Jepsen
Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death.
---------------. Arendt Jensen
The Man In the Shadow" -----
------------- lrma Settelmeyer
The Casting Away of Mrs. Lecks
and Mrs. Aleshine Evelyn Walker
Selection from Ono Vadis" ---
--------- -------- Vera Wilder
-------------- Grace Wilder
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The comedy film. Titles Punotured
Romance. was not shown here Mon
day night owing to various reasons.
However. the famous picture will be
eiYn here at date to be announced
later
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AUCTION SALE

Sunday afternoon at the NJ. Jepsen
stable. Gafdneryille coal black
Pereheon Stallion will be sold to the
haheat bidder for cash. Hors- il .
wears OLD. weighs 1000 pounds and Is
Is hands hiah Sold two wears ago
Tor s6.2ao. NOSE BOrTI
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ARRIVE FROM TOPAZ

Mrs. Sidney Dack arrived from
Topaz Tuesday and will make her
home here this summer, her husband
being employed at the Helberg garage.
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ODD FELLOWS ATTENTION

All members of the Gardneryille
Odd Fellow lodge are requested to
meet at their hall Sunday afternoon
the occasion being to meet Grand
Master Mack who will be in Gardner
vile on that date.
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TO VISIT on COAST

Mrs. f. c. Howard will leave with
relatives residing at Palo Alto, Cal.
While on the coast she will take in the
exposition.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1915-04-30

John Lupdergreen left Tuesday for
Mason Valley where he viii spend
several weeks.
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FASCINATING PLAY TO Bk
STAGED BY CAMP FIRE GIRLS

Following is "A synopsis of the play,
"Rebeccas Triumph to be given by
the Camp Fire Girls at valhalla hall
Saturday evening, May 1st
Mrs. Rokeman, "A wealthy lady
Alma Andarsou
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Bert f.ur dy, the Reno automobile
man, spent the week in Carson Valley
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- Der 12 SABRE ults Rapmont
Rple, BON Der 8. unb 2inn Strabe
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iporbeH, mad isinem GItsrnbauis iibsr'
fiibrt. Der Gbduffeur Durbe Dor ben
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Jubrmanns purbe eeiiern Gbsub bsI
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gaO. 1889 gsnes Strabe. Oils S6iDtl'
berg duf fsinem 3peirdb bic linn
Strabs eRtlang fubr rdnnts an Der
areu5uns Der Boui Strabe Elm ,peis
jpdnmtsss GahrDsrs tn I'm liasiH.
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gIii6Iidtrtpeiie fam S1pelbsrs mii
einigen urbcbsuienben G1rdurinen ba'
bon. Der riidfidtslpis 5ubrmann bteli
es ni9t einmaI Der Wliibe fir ipertb
iid na9 ieinem Spftr ou ertunbigen
fonbern peitidte auf bic pferbe Ips
unb entpiidte, ebe fein Rame ermittelI
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mes Star" rpurbe geftern glbtno BIZ
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637 Weft 8. Strabs an Der 8su5une
Der Carlisle unb part Strabs nie,
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ipo bic aerots cine @ebirnerItiitisriini
unb cine aOpfpunbe tonitdiirtsn uni
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@antIit Roob, ipsl9er friiber Der a)os
Iiaeiforee onssb0rt bate. 1T asitern I'm
9llter BON 80 sssabren seitorben.
sSafe Soptins, in Grldnser
rpbnbaft, ipelaer in Der Siibbabn
WertitGtte in 2ublotp anseiteIlt tit, er.
lit geitern bur9 bic 8eriibrung nit
eineH eIettrifden Drabt idmsr8baite
granbpunben.
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ringtpn pite, 8 Meilen bon gopinss
ton eHtfernt. ipurbe seitern bur9 einsr
9libitrabl 9etroffen. Der S9absn
betrGat $1,000.
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8astsn nab Deuetne.

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i9Iieblid cine enbgiltise Srbinana
paIiirt, iponat bic Steuerraibe bon
$1.35 pro 500 Dertbabfhdbuua
ipie folst pertbsilt tpsrbeu iOll: 9ens'
raj Jonbs 63 Gents, Saplor Gres'
GuLoert 5onbs 2 Gents. GdulfonbS
so Gents, 9cfi5it I'm StrdbsHfonba
31a Gents, eduIbentilsunssfonbs fir
bic StraBenbOnos fir 1905. 3 Gents.
Gpnbs fir bus neue S6uIbans G
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lepue bat bic polijiiter initruirt. bic
Orbinan3, trsltle bus parabi.sn i'm
gabe,pitlm rsEbistet. itri,t bur45us
fiibren.
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Sit ioueit bon bem WorScr Der flei.
Hen GIiiabetb WOIte sciunoen
iuorben.

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penianniIer g9illiam Tcan geital.
tet iih Die Sahe luigiinitiger. =
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uimIit) ipurlos peridrpiinSen. -
&c mar natfpeisIih aus oenieIben
Stoii aemadt, ME bic SuIle, in
taPldcr bic fleinc 2eihe geiilnoer
iuiroe. = 9edn ioa in Der gtn6t
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bierbei bon eirem iH ieIbcn Snliie
pcbnenoen W2nnn beobndItet. -
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fir6et bic @ecroiginlg Der Ilcinen
9soIte pon Der ct. eoparos airtJs
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tpelber bur6 ben Dampfsr .Sslanb
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boS aus bcnielben 3eita BON iEr on.
geiertipt 4porocn mar, iDie 6as Safen,
nit ipeldern iie Deans Yett DOE bier.
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mebrere Stiidden grceIiior gefin6en,
ipie es gum sIuiiiilleu bilIiger wia'
traeen benutt lpir6 unb eigentbiunp
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biz mad ibrer @obnung on Der Gem
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aIt, pnroen mad, Der Capitalization
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me, bab cine ISrnM miibctbeiIist mar,
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prrbe. neil es faum nrBunehmen
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fen iollte, 70 Siiritr pieIleift id)on in
cen n1dyiten 81 Stlnben cine Grau
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