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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMA,s

ATTENDANT or companion for eIdsri,, -,
desires pos. In refined home q Sf0' Ieg e..saooy
cAMsShtMAIp bs BERN PTo Wishes no sew
colored girl. lo2 South Chadwick ~ ''eneeo
CHILDNuRsE, experienced. Irish T5ro7--,-
good needleMoman; reference. es8 lea 81 Sest
CHILDNUsE-seotch Protestant girl ss5,s.s;
eneeas sood reference. u 207. Ledger ofaea
COOK, chambermaid and Naitress- -.
friends wish positions together d 2oa 10 fi slfi
COOK. German with reference, wishes Toss,s
In private family within city. ISIS N pSSshheon pSshe
COOK. competent. English Prot de.,..s = - -
ton good reference. 1920 Fairmount AZ posi-
COOKING o. light housework no wash. -
enee. aOI South Smedley ST. '"' feter-
DREssMAKER. French, wishes s1@s.-,---.-z-
Al home Or out; ref. Tel Dickinsona eaa sesaaents
Dassss work.; rstsisnss s s1 y H.as.y
GOvERNEss, trained kindereartner \, --z.---
man eooa sewer refs. Write 17aO VI 1--WE. LEI
oOvEhNEss, laraduate kindergarten ss,....' a.
enee and ref. Write or call 5s28 ElisUnsrt.e pert
HousEwOhk. eener. .l-Respscfable e6,sssss - ~
Wishes pos. IN small PRIV. fam ss4o Ntse tis slrl
LADft MAID and seamsfrese M - -. - ..e.
y I'm SHeemper~ork. wishes position a
hptseE' m,dns ssed. would Ike nos rsof1s,z-
helper Or invalid seed sewer q 20. Lee a.,
tAl.EeNoNAN would like uo.lilor -.,,,. - -
|@16 W of WiIl'neIY house. II Irit.-.. -,...'
80 Ledger cenIsaL '.''' 'He.'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27
BUYER AND MANAGER
FREDERICK LoESER e. co.
Brooklyn, N. Y.


require buyer and general merchan-
dice manager for their departments of
waists, corsets, negligee, house dresses
and sweaters
These departments have long been
among the largest Of their kind in this
country and require for their ad-
ministration a man OF broad and sue
ceseful experience who can take full
advantage of the very rapid growth
of Brooklyn.
Applications will be treated In conf
dence.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27
DEATHS
BIsHOP.At

BISHOP.-At his residence, 444 South SGD
ST., Oh september 20. 1918, CHARLES
BAIRD, husband OF Lulu X. Bishop. Rela-
tves and friends. also Most Excellent As
sembly, No. IN. A. O. NJ. p, are invited 10
attend the funeral services, on Tuesday at
~ isao Ch,stn,,, y, ~ ar,,,.. .i. H.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-27

OIL N. BROAD ST.
Robertson'a old oriRinaI
AUTOMOBILE school.
teaches you how 10 repair
and hON y 10 drive autos.
Oh N. BROAD 81.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
Matthias D. Evans

Matthias d. Evans. one OF Ordway's
pioneer citizens and among the oldest
men In the county, died at the home
OF his son, f. G. Evans at 1925 Friday
morning, April 2 Mr.. Evans was SO
years OF age, having been born Ia 1928,
and resided 10 Ordway for the past II
years. His health had been poorly
for number OF years and during the
last several years Of his life he was
able only TO walk about slowly and by
the aid Of q cane.
Funeral services over the remains
were conducted Sunday afternoon at
2 O'Clock at the residence conducted
by Rev. P. G. ,Nufier, retiring pastor
OF the Evangelical church. assisted by
Rev. Meeder, his successor. Inter
ment was made 10 the Sugar City
cemetry. Undertaken Griffin was Ia
charge. Mr.. Evans leaves two sons
and two daughters, one Frank G.
Evans with whom he has made his
home. One son lives in Oregon, a
daughter 10 Nebraska and another in
South Dakota.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
C.sJ.Johnson

q. J. johnson VINO came to Ordway
early last winter from Hutchinson.
Kans.. and put tn an exclusive shoe
store, died Monday morning at
O'Clock, at his rooms 10 the E. E.
Hosler building. His daughter
reached Ordway Tuesday. and We'd
nesday evening accompanied the body
to Lindsborg, Kansas where inter
ment was made. Undertaken L. E.
Kouns was In charge.
Mr.. Johnson was known 10 Ordway
having lived here before going TO
Kansas six years ago where he was
located 10 Hutchinson in shoe store
His III health prompted him TO again
seek the benefits Of Colorado climate
and he came TO Ordway TO locate.
building occupied by e. 1. Oliver
where he conducted a shoe store and
repairing business. His health had
been bad for several years. and his
condition did not improve on his ar
rival here. For the past several
weeks he has been failing and while
he was at his store up until Saturday
night before his death his condition
was serious. heart trouble being the
principal OF complication OF diseases
Mr.. johnson is survived by daugbt-
er. Miss Olga johnson, Who is stenog-
rapher to the manager OF the Salt
City Business college In Hutchinson.
Mrs. Johnson, his second wife. has
been separated from him for some
time.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09

The results OF Tuesdays election
may be taken as approving the ad-
ministration Of the city's affairs
during the past year. Trustees elect,
ed were OF the Law and Order party,
Two OF them being trustees who sue
coed themselves, for another term OF
two years. As for mayor DR.. E. o.
McCleary was the candidate of the
Taxpayers party and the accepted
candidate OF Law and Order ticket by
endorsement. Retiring Mayor, J. H.
Leary, Jr., and the holdover trustees
as well rs the newly and reelected
members may we'll feel that the vote
Indicates an endorsement Of the past
work. Those who were elected gained
their election over good strong men
against whom there were no objections
and men against whom none could be
made
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Saturday evening the following
girls enjoyed an egg roast at the old
reservoir: Trudy Farcies, Vera Nc
Nulty, Edith Neal, Frank Dean, Alma
Green. Lois and Louise Fountain.
Elva Edgar, Ruth and Ethelyn Dean.
In honor of Miss Louise Auld of
Colorado Springs Mrs. D. A. Weir and
Miss Edna Woodard entertained last
Friday evening. The guests who en-
joyed the evening were: Messrs and
Mesdames W. S. Steen, W. r. Roder-
hauser, Misses Lena Kearns, Edith
Leary, Jessie Shellman and Elizabeth
Muir, Messrs J. M Meikle. P. W..
Crawford, W. Q. Walker and l. B..
Coy.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09

Buy your NIGGERHEAD Coal Of
English Co.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. 0.
s. Mitchell April 4.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. P. B0uldin April s.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Townsend, Miss
Jessie Shelman. Percy Son and Roy
Townsend attended the ball game ia
Rocky Ford Sunday. They made the
trip 10 auto by way Of Fowler.
Crystal flour at The Ordway Trad
ing company.
Thos. Estes has bought the news
stand and confection business OF VIM
Cook and took charge Wednesday. He
will move to the Kersten building OF
Main when IL is completed.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
Buy your Wheat at 'riedemann's S
Hanen is Mayor

Oluey Springs-Wm.H Hanen Is mayor
of Olney Springs. having been elected
Tuesday by vote OF 25 to 10 over his
opponent Ed Shafier. Aldermen
are the first three OF the following
named vote 10 each case being given:
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
New Pop Factory

Olney Springs-W. W. Lineberry
and L. W. Leach will put In pop
factory here and will have 1t in opera
tion in time for summer business.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
Notice to Beet Growers

l wish TO announce that l have now
signed up between 5000 and 34OO acres
Of beets for the season OF 1915 and
will probably reach the $500 acre
mark. Inasmuch as The National
Sugar Manufacturing Co. In meas.
uIe. Indicated It's willingness to build
beet dump at Shiloah II $500 acres
were signed in my district. will
state that this will be done providing
the railway company will give the
proper location and switch track.
Growers may have.the assurance, they
shall have the cooperation Of the COM
pany in this as in all other matters OF
mutual benefit. ]. B. Wadlington
Olney Springs-Aldermen here will
be paid small fee for their services
as the amendme was carried at the
election Tuesday by q. for and IA
against the proposal. The new board
is organized and at their meeting
Wednesday evening Dell Richardson
was appointed marshal and DR.. F. E.
McKeeby, clerk.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-09
Olney Spring Briefs

Mrs. Paul Newton, son and daughter
left last Sunday evening for Missouri
where they Will visit relatives.
DR.. Farris is now in Los Angeles,
Calif.. where he has gone for his
health,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
MODERN W00DMEN AND
ROYAL NElGHB0RS TO
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

The Modern Woodmen and Royal
Neighbors will give q social entertain
ment mt their lodge rooms in the odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening,
November 10. An Woodmen and their
families and all Royal Neighbors and
their families are invited TO he pres-
emit
An interesting program hats been
prepared Among the numbers on the
program of this entertainment are q
vocal solo boy Orrin Leon PadeL not
ed baritone singer; piano solo by Miss
Ida Hickman graduate of the Chi
cago College OF Music; "a vocal solo
by Mrs. S. b. Miller, reading by Miss
Leslie Shacklcford. Miss Eliza Sgan-
zina, Mrs. John StrumQuist. Miss Fern
Christian. Miss Nellie Crawford and
Miss Freda Pierson an well known
entertainers; piano solo by Mrs w,
NJ. Wells and Miss Wilma stephens,
well known pianists of this city, violin
solo by Miss olga Selke and vocal
solo by Orlando Jones.
This program TO be- followed by
luncheon and dance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

Horboth. painting. signs. ph. i49bJ.
The Ladies' Ala 81 the Baptist
church wlll meet at $3.50 o'clock thls
afternoon az the church
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church win meet al 9 O'Clock
this afternoon with Mrs Albert Nor
rla 200 North fli street
81 paurp Lutheran church Indies
win meet for business this afternoon
20 250, AZ Tie homo Of Mrs y A.
Laweu mo south Ninth street
Rogunr communication of Temple
Lodge 80 o. A % a A. M This even
ing at 1880 work ia the h. a. and
j. G degrees Visiting members wel-
come
Fred Macpherson of lps Angeles. 3D.
member Of The Santa ~ Employees
Magazine staff ie here for short
visit ar Macpherson lee making e
tour ~ The Santa Fc system
THE Brotherhood 0r American Ncos
men VIII hold their annual ohndiena
festival at their lodge rooms tonight
a good program has been prepared
for tho children Refreshments vll
be served
Fl cheretoH yiec president of
iho Nvojo-Apache Bank and TRUST
company OF Wihslaw Holbroob and
St Johns Aris, aud w. ~ Hurbrage.
nttornc> for the bank spent Yesterday
ln Albuquerque
a. A Gurdctu and Leo Luna Win
NOT bc prosecuted Del Alarid. hnr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
TOGETHER
DINNER TICKETS
ON SALE TODAY
Committee Of Ten to Go Out
This Morning and Canvass
Business Men Of City on Bic
Boost Proposition

This weeka committee OF tcu which
/ has charge ot the Commercial club ae-
tNitieg VIII hc out This morning at 9
@ clocl, for The purpose Of selling tick
ets for the big "Rct-togethcr" dinner
10 bc given al the club rooms next
Wednesday evening The committee
members viii be- assisted by Secretary
Egan ana Publicity Director Wiley u
is hoped 70 cover the city during the
day and dispose Of the entire number
Of tickets printed which Is three hun
bred
A five course dinner has been are
ranged for the occasion and mum
bor Of out of town speakers Who will
each take but few minutes in dis
GUESSING subjects Of particular interest
10 the local business men Following
the speeches, there viii be held on
informal discussion AS to the ways and
means Of settling about To accomplish
some of the work which the club has
in mind for the coming winter. us well
as the entertainment of the teachers
ana the cattlomcn during tho two inn
portaot conventions which the city
now has scheduled
members Eligible
II Is not necessary that one Doe
member OF the club 10 be eligible to
attend the dinner Every man in the
city and surrounding country who les
Interested u the welfare and develop
mcul OF AlbuquerQuc is invited ana
urged 10 be present Every business
man M the city ls urged 10 purchase
"a ticket and use A. This is the first
occasion of the Kind which the CLUB
has held tor some time. aud 10 be- nee
ossBiv ny the directors, "a have "a
large aud enthusiastic turnout IN
order that the work before the Climb
may be approached with the proper
spirit
Following shortly upon the dinner
che club will hold q membership cam-
pmgu which will Doc planned for next
Wednesday evening. IL Is the dr.
termination uf inc club 90 build hc
membership up 10 five hundred or
twice the present membership with
five hundred paying members up tho
ron tho orsammtiou will Dee boz uo-
.tion 10 do SOME effective work Tor
the city
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
NEPHEW Of j. s.
SENATOR GIVEN
HELP BY LEAGUE
Example Of Good Work Ac-
ComDIisbed by Organized
Charity furnished IN Recent
Instance 10 This City,

40 example or th. -er,iDe which
The civic BfttermeHt league Is fire.
4uenuy called upon rs render in ths
aag or first ala to Tine stranded 3.
the ease of stranger lad win,
throush the league office has been
|put iu touch with Dis relatives and
Dc s. nOW as a protfge Of the league
temporarily supporting himself as %
messenger boy IN this city while watt
Lng for the remittance tnat win take
him 10 his home The boy showed
up at the league office 300 the city hall
two weeks ago. peuniless and hungry
and told his stor, 90 Secretary Reed.
Tho secretary, hs wire and post
threw out the necessary lines Of i'm
quiry ana verified tho boys story n
every particular The second eN-
change Of letters brought the promise
OF funds 10 take him home But for
the League the boy would have had
no alternative but to beg his meals
from door 10 door and find his bed
Ia e bON ear or the hay NOV % a
friendly livery stable. II developed
iu the course of the investigation that
the lad is a nephew to q United states
senator
The maintenance ot charities Of
flee means an open door and friendly
service Tor every stranger ian trouble,
and the league records tell of null
uude of such eases successfully han
died Friends ana relatives who
have ignored the direct appeals of
tho needy wanderor, have in almost
every case taken an interest when
addressed hy a responsible charity Of
flccr Such cases cost the communi-
Is nest To- nothing. and certainly vim
dictate The leagues plan of work. such
help IS real help and for the COM
munut q real solution of charity
problems.
The same method OF finding the
natural carenkers and compelling
them to accept responsibility is fire.
mentH applied tn local cases and
within the past year Albuquerque has
been rid Of al least three chronic
eases of dependency which have for
years been a drain upon the resources
of charitable citizens.
Ii is because the civic Betterment
league is prepared 90 do the charit-
able work Of the city upon an ado
Quatc scale and Il sensible basis, that
il claims the support of all AlbuQuer-
que. and it believes that AlbuQuer-
que people realizing the necessity of
organized charity. viii on November
9 elect the League as IFS agent for.
this community service and give it
the endorsement ana the endowment
which Il asks in the form of a sut-
ficient financial support
plans for the leagues canvass next
Tuesday go on 0paee, The immedi-
ate problem is the securing Of work.
ems To aid in the canvass. one days
time is All that is asked. and there
viii be use for women as well as mem
The leaguts committee is going after
the names, but viii welcome volun-
teers. Phone Oh IL YOU can help.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
REGISTRATION At
NIGHT SCHOOL IS
MORE THAN ZOO
Attendance Practically Dou-
bIes Second Session. Me-
cbanIcaI Drawing and Do
nestle Science CIassed Fill

Enrolment Id The night school
nearly doubled al the second session
last night Tho number of students.
who have started, totals nearly 200.
almoat as much as the greatest at
tendance last year The enrolment
this year is far greater than it was
corrcspoudlngly early la the term IN
1914.
Tho domestic science and mechan-
ical drawing courses filled last night
The enrolment for these two courses
did not reach the required number the
first nlghl aud superintendent John
Milne threatened 10 cut them Off the
liBt unless the minimum number en-
rolled last night While the classes
are now large enough to warrant their
being carried there ia sull room i'm
both for more students
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
THE MASTER HAND
WITH NAT GOODWIN
AT CRYSTAL TODAY

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
WINTER TRAVEL WILL
START FOR THE WEST
EARLIER THAN USUAL

The end of the heavy westbound
passenger traffic is not set. Semi
official notice has been received here
that tho Santa Re viii begin operating
extra sections of the westbound CALI
fornia limited this month Heretofore
winter traffic toward the coast has
required the running extra 'threes
mtH December Three extra sections
OF the limited are said to have been
billed for this month and eighteen for
DnNnmhrr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
WANT ClTYS TIN CANS;
THEY WILL GET THEM

The city has found way Of getting
rid OF In cans city clerk Tom
Hughes Yesterday received letter
from Tyrone, y. NJ. making inquiries
for a ear load of tin cans. bic turned
Il over TO Peak * Bush. scavengers.
who do not look for any difficulty IN
being able to supply The order
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

SEVERAL OTHER NEW TITLES
OFT TINS IAIi ~
TIE 5Nc LIME.
lladd, Tong Leg
a. vs. Eyes
Son Of tho Uiil~
Peg a. Ny Heart
fhc Rosary
Overland Rcd
Damon and P,thla-
ut SORT Gold
Corporal Cameron
smoke Below
Tho Inside Of thc cup
Diane of the Green Van
Gtld
udcr cover
The Rattle CRY
AND MANY OTlI.t TITLES.
~ FACT OVER 1000 BOOKS
OF THIS LATE FICTION
AS JUST SOC EACH
STR0NG'S Book Store
"Num Money Back " 1ou
Want IT,"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

Come 10 the turkey shoot Mt the
shooting gallery In Old Albuquerque
Shoot every day.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

The ladies Of the Christian church
will have bazaar Saturday Deem
Der 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

Livery and saddle horses. Trimblc's
Red Barn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04
Rate Of Increase Climbing

Tot 82OSSlS7 S22,59423 $3O.32L5O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-11-04

rnmnics made 60 order. Tree de-
livery phenc 100. Spanish Kitchen.
rANI tsRAttI-pNN AID NIGHT
FARE. Is CENTS.
STAND - GRNnANrS. PHONE ~.
EMti. GRtEdO
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05
MANY SUITS AGAINST
TAX COMMISSION

Attorney l.. f. Game. of the law
firm of Henderson & Cainp. today
flied with the county clcrii of Elko
County about fifty suits for as many
persons and corporations against the
State Tax commission.
The suits are the result of the ac.
ton Of the a commission in arbi-
trarily raising land valuations through
out the state. Taxes we're" paid under
protest. and in each case judgment is
asked for the mount in excess uG
what is claimed would be 4 just and
equitable amount.
If the several owners win their suits
against the tax commission. the eye
nue. for state and county purposes VIII
3e very matrriatI" affected, as they
mount in The" aggregate to many
thousands of dollars.
IN some oi the complaints filed it is
,laimcd that JaI valuations establish
ID by the state commission are two
hundred and fifty per cent higher than
The actual cash valuations.
The outcome OF these eases will be
watched with keen interest.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05

ably the limit for economical pumping
in Nevada. 4 full discussion OF the
subject may be obtained in 4 very ex.
cellcut bulletin on the subject of irri,
cation pumping written by Mr.. c. \.
Norcross and published b. the state
printing Office.
III cunClusior. il should he definitely
understood that irrigation pumping in
Nevada is still! in The experimental
STAGE. The Adequacy OF our under,
Grouud water supply $ still unproycn.
although all vino have carefully stud
icd the subject agree Chat we may con-
tidentiy "vn"ct The economical de
vrlopTa"ut Of water in ut least 4 few
favored locations.
The University OF Nevada is collect.
i.g information On practical appli,a.
lions Of pumping rs fast as its re
sources will permit. This data will BE
NJ all times available to persons iurrr-
Csted.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
TIME TABLE
Nd

No. /. Overland Limited extra
Fare Tvaiu) Arrive Eito. i:l6 p. IN.
No. ) Pacific Limited. arrive Elko.
1853 y. III.
No. . Fast Mail (mail only. ar.
rive Elko. GIG .. III.
No. -. Pacific Limited Gassopgvr
and maiil. arrive Ello. l:iS D.. III.
EASTBOUND
10. ,. Overland Limited C:>;rn
fare train. arrive EIko, g:2T a. M.
No. &, Atlantic Express Ggss"ng,v
and maiD. arrives Elko SIG y. III.
No. 10 san Francisco Limited. Az
riy" Elko. 1870 a. m.
No. %. Pacific Limited Passenger
4 MaiD Arrive Elko, 5:@S a. M.
All receive ana discharge mail at IL.
10 except Nos. : and 10. Nos. l and
= stop only on flag to take or receive
through passengers.
J. ]. CULLEN. Agent.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05

blackburn. Reno: l.. l.. Wheeler, Re.
no; l.. =. Thomas, salt Lake: r. +.
Rudenb"rg. Chicago; W. b. Campton.
Troy. Idaho: }. J. Schoer, Wells: e.
b. Williams. Cold Greek: j. Z. Boor-
man. Reno; L. l.. Osborne, san Fran
cisco; c. ". Smith. Ruby Valley:
rhoS. Carter. Ruby Valley; IL. y. Agcc.
Wells; VIM. Johnson. Wells; p. NJ.
Robinson. st. Louis: G. ". Young.
NmnCmucca; J.. +. Williams. Lee.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05
BURBANK DAY AT
THE BIG FAIR

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June s.
Trees bearing four different varieties
OF fruit were among the wonders set
before the eyes of exposition visit
ors today. II was Luther DurbanK
day iat the big fair and in honor oil
the occasion the latest creations Of the
PLANT Wizard" were displayed in the
Palace of Horticulture. Fifty thous.
and packages of seeds were given
away to visitors as souvenirs of the
day.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05
VALUATIONS
ON WESTERN PACIFIC

w. W. Johnson. IL. G.. Davies. r. l..
Howne and W. J. Diem. who hav" been
10 IGlko several days taking IN invcn.
tory Of the property of the Western
Pacific company. have finished their
york here. They have a biz under.
taking on their hands as they are
obliged to include every article even
90 bolts, nuts. etc.
The fixing of the physical valua.
zion was made necessary BY the road
recently passing into the hrds OF a
receiver.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-05
OUTRAGE LEADERS TO
CONFER IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Ill, June 5.-N2tiopai
board members and other leaders OF
the National American Woman SUI
fraGe association are gathering in Chi.
Cago to confer on a plan of campaign
10 secur action on the equal suffrage
amendment BY the Siyty-fourth on
gross. DR.. Anna Howard SHAW CT
Philadelphia, Senator Helen Ring Rob.
in5on of Colorado. Mrs. Hattie r.
Jacobs of Alabama. Miss. Alice Stone
Blackwell Of Boston. Mrs. i. b. NalCn.