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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-06
Mack Auto Company Inc.
Overland Distributors Adv

Ivy Parker left Tuesday for San
Diego for his health 1t took him
about a week to finish shaking hands
with friends before he left ard they
all hope to see him return soon minus
the lung trouble he took away with
him.
A carload of spuds were shipped
from here by George Friedhoff Thurs
day The same day Maionchi & Sons
shipped a carload, and Ambro Ro-
saschi is shipping a carload Gerry other
day. Spuds are now bringing from
SIS to $2S per ton.
For Sale-One Studebaker auto; 4
passenger; 80 h. p; good condition;
top and wind shield; tools; 3 new
tires; price, $3.50; easy terms; owner
must sell. is leaving New upright
piano, in irst-class condition, recently
tuned, reliable make, SIPS, on terms.
Box Sc, Mason, Nevada. Advt
A respectable man and woman OF
middle-age would like position on
a ranch where they could have good
home Man does not know all about
ranch work but is industrious. Lady
is ranch-bred woman and willing to
work. Would probably locate in the
valley after sizing up situation and
learning the ranch business. Address
R., this Office.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1915-02-06

Ambro Rosaschi has employed A.
A. Cooper to install pumping plant
with tank and watering troughs for
stock on his stock range near Kin
caid siding, just this side of Luning.
Little Ida Snyder has been confined
to her home this week with a light
attack of scarlet feer. The home was
quarantined but the little girl is inn
proving rapidly and is expected to be
out in few days.
Carlo Scatini received a carload of
seed potatoes from Oregon this week,
paying therefor $32 per ton. There
will probably be about ten carloads
of seed come into the valley from diff
ferent points for this seasons plant
ing.
U. S. Marshal, A. B. Gray, was out
from Carson last Saturday and took
back with him John Adair, charged
with selling whisky to Indians. His
case will come up before the I. 5.
District Court which is now in session
at Carson.
There was quite a furry OF snow
Tuesday, but hardly enough fell to
lay tie dust 1t is reported that there
was quite little snow fell in the
mountains to the south. The weather
is still unsettled and there are indi-
cations ~ more storm.
Officer Lamkin arrested Jack Com
fort on Monday OF this week on a
charge of selling whisky to Indians
He will have a hearing before the L.
S. Commissioner as soon as the y. s.
Marshal can find the time to get here
and subpoena the witnesses.
Second-H Hand Automobile Bargains
Write US for our list which includes
many rare bargains. If we hav'nt what
you want we will get it for you.
Reno Nevada
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
FIGHT ID MAINTAIN
 FARM ADVISOR HERE
Rural Affairs Committee Of Chamber of Commerce to Meet With
 Water Users

Maintaining the office of the farm advisor for Maricopa county will be taken up with the board of governors and council of the water users Monday in their joint meeting, by the rural af- fairs committee of the chamber of com merce, according to an announcement made yesterday. Instructions have been given the committee to make ev- cry effort to further the work
 The board meets Monday for it's reg ular monthly session, and in the after noon, joins with the council, in the regular quarterly joint meeting of those bodies.
 So productive of good has been the farm advisors office, all organiza tions are becoming interested, and the closest cooperation has been secured toward keeping the work moving.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
HUNT ASKS STATE ID GIVE
 STRIKERS CAUSE F0R THANKS

ment. and where. consequently, hun
 dreds of families with their slender savings exhausted are entering upon
 the rigorous winter season without any dependable supply of the necessi- ties ot life. Words cannot express or
 pictures portray the extreme suffer ing that even now is barring it's cruel Visagc to the worthy people of this stricken district.
 Pursuant. therefore, to the plain dictates of humanity, I, Geo. w. P. Hunt, governor of Arizona, do herein
 proclaim the serious need of food,
 fuel and clothing in the Clifton Mo renci district, and do earnestly appeal to the generous people of this state
 for such contributions of money and
 supplies as will alleviate suffering and afford means of simple susten- ance for penniless families in this
 time of industrial trouble. All civic and benevolent organiZa tions are es- pecially urged to organize and con- duct movements for the gathering and shipment of supplies to the work mems relief committee, care of the sheriff of Gireenlee county, Clifton, Ariz., to the end that, through min istrations unto those who are afflict- ed the spirit of mercy and brotherly love may be exemplified in our citi- ZenShip.'
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
AN OREGON SHERIFF
 COMES AFTER WOMAN
Charged with Unlawful Convers ion
 of Property

Sheriff William Esch of Salem oregon, arrived in Phoenix yester- day bearing acquisition papers fer Mrs. Jessie Austen, who is alleged to have converted to her own use property held in trust for the bene- fiji of another. Her bail was placed at $500 and she was granted the right to remain here until the first of the year.
 According to the story. during the illness of Mrs. Austen's father he was cared for by a woman to whom he made promise of liberal reward in his will, at the same time offer ing her monthly recompense When his daughter joined him in Oregon. il is said, he advised her not to pay the attendant and also made q new will. He died shortly after ward, leaving from s5,0O0 to SG000
 The woman brought suit without result and since then new action has been instituted, the papers of which were served yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Mister Williams In An
 Unconventional Attitude

In the course of looping the loop, and making spiral Whirls. Aviator Williams, who will fly at the Arizona state fair, gets his flying mach inc into some very ground, and it is a wonder that he can stay in the thing at; all. Recently Q snapshot of him was made in the midst of one of these col1volutions and it caught the aviator nd machine flying at ;an angle of nearly ninety degrees, or nearly perpendicular
 Williams has an so horsepower trac- tor biplane of the Benoist pattern and while at Longmont, Colorado. August 25, did some sensation flying, so that he was rega rded as the feature of the ex- position held there. At a height of 300 feet, the machine by this time having become a tiny spec k Eather than a and dips and Volplanes in a manner that fairly took the breath away from the spectators. Although in the air but tWenty-seVen minutes he made any number Of evoutions and in addition volplaned to the ground from a height of 1000 feet.
 Williams visit to Phoenix is already being looked forward to with a great deal of anticipation, and he is expected to be one of the great features of the snow with an accent on the great
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Proclamation Solicits Aid That Grim Spectre May Not Stalk in Any part of State as Harvest Brings Prosperity

Evidently of the opinion that d set tlement of the Clifton strike is not to be hoped for in the near future, Governor c. ". P. Hunt, chief eX- ecutive of the state of Arizona, yes- terday issued a proclamation asking that the citizens of the state under take a general movement for con- trfbuting financial aid to the strikers and their families.
 The proclamation sets forth the fact that this is the season of har- vests. and as the Thanksgiving festi- val draws near it would be well that those who have plenty should freely celebrate their good fortune with the comforting assurance that the grim spectre of woeful want is not abroad anywhere in the land. It continues
 "In the Clifton Morenci mining dis trict of creenlee county, state Of Ari- zona. there exists deplOrably a con- ditiOn whereby nearly five thousand workingmen are deprived of employ
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30

mond company when they commence their engagement at the Elks theater, Tuesday evening. The popularity of the music rendered last season is well known and the announcement that they will again entertain between the acts will prove of keen interest.
 The initial production has been built in this city and all is now in readiness. The players will arrive Tuesday morn ing The opening play will be the well known Conan X Harris success, of ficer 666" with Ed. Redmond in the title role. He will be ably supported by all the lopular players, including Audell Higgins. Roscoe Karns, Marvin Ham mond, Hugh Metcalfe, Eleanor Blevins, Bert Chapman. Ben ErWay, Maurice Pehfold and others. The seat sale now going on at the theater indicates 8 record engagement. The new system of bookinig season reservations has struck the public fancy and orders are pouring in by direct call and by mail and tele- phone.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
ID DRAW COMMERCIAL
 BODIES INTO 4 UNIT
Chambers Of Commerce Invited to Send Officers to Phoenix Meeting
 During the Fair

At an organization dinner" to be given on November IS, during state fair week. representatives of the off cial bodies of all the commercial or ganizations of Arizona will get to- gether. Plans for the dinrer have been made by the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. which is sending out the invitations.
 Tn previous fair weeks there have been meetings of the secretaries of commercial bodies. but no formal plan of a statewide organization has ever been presented. The plan now being worked out and to be passed upon November IS is along the same lines as that promulgated over a year ago by the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, for a statewide combine of similar organizations.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
TEXAS MAN BOOKED TO
 TALK ON GOOD ROADS

The benefits of good roads will be described to Arizonians soon by D. F.. Colp secretary of the Texas Good Roads Association, who has been in vited to attend the state fair.
 Colp scheduled a lot of lectures in Arizona cities recently but the Gal weston floods broke up his plans, and deiayed his coming. By arrangement Wlth the chambers of commerce and With the State: Good Roads Associa- doH' the capable lecturer has been secured to speak in Douglas. Bisbee. Tucson, Phoenix and probably a num- Der of other Arizona cities.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Anl:s-IJ Theater

Today starts the new dime policy at the little Washington street house, which will be screened the picK of all the big features. The management is beginning the new policy with Lois Wcbber's "Scandal'. "ScsndaT is a perfect lesson in the evils of repeating unsavcry tales. It will be shown all day starting at one o'clock this after noon as well as tomorrow. A silver keepsake will be handed out at the door to all lady patrons. The play will also have a fine comedy attached as good measure and the shows will run con- tinuously from one until closing time at night.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Empress 6

One Of the strongest dramas shown for some time is The Whirlpool" which will be shown at the Empress this af- ternoon at a matinee at 2:3O and the final showing will be tonight. This feature received strong applause last evening which is the best recommen- dation that it can have. Nell Craig and Warda Howard take the leading parts and received much praise for their strong dramatic powers. The Selig one reel comedy is one of the Selig animal pictures. "The Awful Adventures of an Aviator was a very good one and the Edison cartoon comedy Cartoons on
 the Beach. was a laugh producer from
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Lamara Theater

Judge Not" the Universal feat ure playing at the Lamara theater starring Julia Dean and Harry b. Carey, proved an extraordinary six reel feature full of punch. When it was discovered that Robert Leonard was the producer it was known it would be out of the ordinary. The picture has splendid scenes. It tells the story of girl who made her way up from faro case keeper to the position of a loved and respected wife of an eastern lawyer. The two reel serial picture, Neal of the Navy" also showed some fine scenes of the naval apprentices drilling at the training school The same pro- gram will be continued tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
ADJUSTMENTS
THE F|xER" COMEDY
 OFFERING AT THE LION

The FI%er rollicking comedy from the Kleine studios, featuring Bickel and Watson, is billed as the attraction at the Lion theater to- day. Bickel and Watson will be re- mem5ered as the comedy twain who put the Ziegfield "Follies'' shows on the map some years ago "The FiXer' is founded on Willis NJ. Good hue's famous stage farce, Hello. Bill The story is in five parts.
 The case includes other well known Broadway players in Ben L. Taggart, Snitz Edwards. Alma Han lon and Ruby Hoffman.
 Tomorrow the Lion presents Mary Fuller in "Mary's Duke for a one day showing, while on Monday Miss; Jose Collins will be seen in The lmposter," a five reel feature
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
WELLS SHADES WHITE
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

MILWAUKEE. Oct. 29-Wells. the English lightweight. was accorded a shade, decision over Charley White of Chicago, in a sensational bout.
 Whi te started with terrific right and left d ives. The shifty Briton picked them off his gloves and retaliated with overland swings. He connected with Whites face. Wells was per sistent in holding when his oppon- ent tried to fight him off and this counted against Wells for a clean de- cisiOn.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30

first to last. These comedies are the kind that the children like The Hearst Selig Weekly is a very interesting number This fine program will be shown fo1 the last time tonight. Re member Charles Hoyts great comedy The Texas Steer" for two nights only. Sunday and Monday in which the great star Tyrone Power takes the leading role. Matinee 2:30, evening shows 7:15 and g o'clock
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Lenore Ulrich at the Arjzona

The special all-star cast which Oliver Morosco has surrounded Lc- nore tTlrich with in her film debut in "Kilmeny" constitutes a dellcate accompaniment to the intelligent taste of film audiences. It includes Myrtle Stedman, Herbert Standing, Victory Bateman. leading woman for Edwin Booth and TOmasso Salvini in her teens Howard Davies, William
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30

Desmond, famous matinee idol Le- nore Ulrich herself is known the country over as the star of Oliver Morosco's sensational stage success, The Bird of Paradise" "Kilmeny' is the attraction at the Arizona the ater tonight for the last time. It proved one of the best pictures the Arizona has offered in weeks at the initial showing last night.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
At the Plaza

An installment of The Broken Coin" that record breaking serial will he shown at the Plaza today. It is en- titled The Face at the Window. Broken Coin houses have reported lots of coin, but none broken at the box offices.
 A three-reeler today will be tho Strange Disappearance', with "A Peach and a Pair as the comedy.
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30

Is lbs. Of fresh sugar for $1.0O Satur- day at Mckee's-Adv. gs
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30

IS lbs. of fresh sugar for s10O Satur- lay at McKee's-Adv. gs
Arizona republican., 1915-10-30
Prof. Wade Engaged

Prof. Wades orchestra has been en- gagged to furnish music for the Ed Red
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
THURSHAYsiR WINS, aRl5 f
'ougoat9 i9aVhpi1r J ID:
Name, the Ean,

BY all means give a ,paaaFmp name to ,y you
farm, Mr.. Farmer It is the proper
thing to do, and if you carry on {
business with the wofH you VII
find that with products worth while
having a Name 'fof Your fHfm will
pa Th rs' General Seh Assembly 3 of North
Carolina has madefa Law by which
namesUf farms'cati be registered
making them trademazks. >Weitbe-
lieve thezcharge fol, 1.-The reeiserati!o'In
is ONE dollar, and i may prove ,. a
dollar well spent. If you put butter
Oh the market, ard It IFS IS butter worth
while ,1then your farm er1ame will be
al trademarks whichneounts5 ~<'Huthe
eggs you sell fromstinaes to time come
fl rom q, farm with dlstlnctiiye 1, name e 2 e
customers will hold it ID, mind and
there win Be g. market waiting FOR
you. But whether of.not you 'reeis-
t. it, by all means name it.
Instances can be- multiplied in
which the farm oname will pfoveof
value. Papers in the varieusaconn->
ties are asking the farmers to name
til cir farms and: permit the papers
I'd publish thelnames. &a~F )
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08

dier=n=a1fu4rtciair|lf=5=rrDt1tof=exe
thbulsanda bafh during The same pc
TliiotE MlA Niedit> fOrSthis low rate
kofs infant ality itlS latter city
Eis gwen fontcl air Nursery
kMtic hspfSsffIbes the iioNing dec
,ads eE bsY healtl Iss R i,
E$yY r. t4e q baby pljSs nd 1ll NJ q
F#atc ITS feelih !,
2. Keep every fifh
/ ababy ahseliss ttefY ttar Cleanliness
in the ifofII accounts for babys
health. Untidy babies are usually
sick babies. :
.2v~-Never let baby get chilled.
Keep its hsnae apd feet warm.
= 4AReguAb d baby's day by the
clock. Everything about its wants
shnhld Ches astendsdxto at schedule
''5 s. ,Dbfnibish & aft B3aby .sef5od the min
ute signs of illness appear. Most ba-
bies are .Qverfed anyway. ,r
e: Weigh d babJ every week I'M
til it issatyear ofd:s fts,weiehtis an
index toits health.,7s ,1ai-f :,
I; Every mother should Get daily
outdoor exercise # means better
health fof her babies!.A1'o 4 200
& Every baby should be~'moth-
efedH,meres and nahled less.srBabies
thrive an ,cuddling but they;oa get
along on q 10, less, kissing ,,sas i
Don't, Jet too many different
people take care of the baby: Even
members aof the Same family make
a baby nefvous,n uheyfuss around
him too much yl1sav no I!
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
$3.50 90. - :
Stand by The President.

We're strictly neutral, me an Hi,
An hope We'l $50 remain. ~
For neither side would bleed an~die
Fpr merely sordid gaim sfs.
Our sympathies are With the folks,
The plain home folks that mourn
An only SOP in battlerfost, rs,~.s !;
With shell or shrapnel torn. -
Our hearts bleed for the MANNED an
dead - ~ 81
That strew the battlefield,
The heroes who1iny conflict red; sY;t,c
The last full measure" yield.
MekHew the meaning we'll war
iii served his country, o.. .-~-,-.-~.
! An fought to save the glory of
The eld Red, WhisR an Blue vSEt
.Bu1wen slanH b4 Bur Pesia@t.S
|E'eh though Re dfaw thess~brd,, >
Nor doubt that he spoke what he
me ant
,,"Omit no act or word
For Hi SEE. as he winds thescl ock -
THAT ticks there Cd tAe sAelRs e. J
Ma. if I'd been in Wilson's place.
Il d sed thessalne mys4f Sal
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
dd5SSbatffisl gz.fsah tsabe4 Me-
! 1lHx Iula Bankrupt.

j. +. Latham, of Greensboro, has
just returned from points in the East
where he has been on a business
trip fertile past two weeks. He was
rather aobserYant Of business condi-
tons during his trip He says that
there IS a; vast amQHlnltY of lmDney in
the, country more Than the, people
know what 10 do With; tbnt he is not
Optimistic 81 the future He believes
all this money will be needed within
the near future to finance the part
Of the world that is now at war.
Mr.. Latham can see no. Prospects
of peace soon,I because Of The many
enormous contracts that have beeh
re- by e. IMaEans> af0gns The
Baihhat there was a rumor in the
east to the effect that one Of these
.natioas~has.jj4lst let to The: Baldwin
Locomotive works, Of Philadelphia.
q contract Auounting to 5000, DD, !
O0,k the first Deliveries Nto-Jbeain
about AHg155-AH such contracts
are said aggrEgafes biiiiiorrsuol-
4lsrs@aeeesdiRg to nfarmaIian glean-
ed by MIR. Latham on this trip.ji
According to his way of VieWing
the matter, this country cannbti bong
sel5ls1isl money by aea5ing
sNitt 1ents, becauseIthese
sce 7ast becomings bank-
noney cannot be- made
soat Bkxupt people. Hdthhks
} that they Yfi j44ee 4eRntfliy haA lP be
financed 7ihdlrectly, by this cstllHry;
and then II viii 1neeaff simply that
this conntfysMi1t be dealing id future
promises frufbnsV S|Is
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
Cows, Cow, Drinking Drink P 811Illeda Water Does
Not AFFECT Milk Supply

'>>'' Not Affect Milk Supply:
The following statetnent.was given
out by the city physician, DR.. F. 6.
Hyatt,of Greensboro. u 2jo
s"Iam,inereeeipt1of a, eommunica-
tiQni from DR., tCr,A.<, Ihore, director
of the state laboratory ofhygiene, at
Raleigh. in which he calls my atten-
ton to an article Appearing In the
Greensboro Daily News of jane 23
l quote from Dr. Sl,erec as.foAows:
The statement is made in this ar
tiele. by Inference. at,1east, >, that the
recent outbreak of typhoid fever is
confned to persons who use milk
from one dairy that otheH infection
of the milk came, not from xunclean
illness inthe conduct ~ef the plant,
but ffo,nAthe Well, the $ cows being
watered from d we'll that was found
to besinfeetsd.a A sample of this
water was sent to Raleigh to be
tested and the report on this test
apparently showed the seat of the
trouble. !;
|, l wish to, take this opportunity
to correct the impression, if such an
impression exists, that the Infection
orzpoHui0nNof the 1h5lkI Eeame from
the COWS drinking infected water.
The infection of4r1iiHk= does not come
from Ihe.-coXs--d kine- Injected
water, but from the handling of the
mix after At eetpees from tbes cow
The danger6f AsiA& anlfea ywater
I,essintheluse oil il fd Sths washing
of vessels and bottles. |:
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
Large, Strawberry Shippl,
f1TAfonG !
. 2aE[9I RD9TS ETs1

hechauaaoosai Tenn, JuIy.NS.-
Over 100 spEd car loads of stfaw3
berries have "a 1b9 been shipped frplnE the
East Tenpessee section and points
south Of Ghattanooga to Cinci1nati
and otfierA Western smarketsi during
et1easseasonI now, coming to a dose
ACCORDING Isptf sAEesr6 the Queen 6,
eGpescent Eoate .)(nNsT which; prac-
tically the entife crop moved! I The
Eereat bulk ofuthisr movement canes
ffeu1 stations, B ortnef Chattaipoga
on the c. fNa4O.g& DIP. RailwayI a
9ep y lff Of cars also come fro hl'ppints
on the Saath6rn Railway Dbl East
Tennessee, the total from tbese two
Pseetiaass ffaaEe this sxear~ r.lnaing I|ovef
SIX .huHdTed9as.=EigattyEcarse came
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-07-08
I'D Dbl STAFFORD Sheriff.
j. L. PARRISH, D. S.
Julys1, 1915.
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I'VE Mill giveG Hundred Dollats fDr any case Of
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