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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
UNEARTH SKELETON
OFSTEPHENS' VICTIM
SHE WANTS DIVORCE.

Through her attorney. Judge H. L.
Grigsby, Mrs. Elizabeth Eggleston
filed suit this morning against Ro'lert
Eggleston, for divorce. In her petit
tion the plaintiff alleges desertion,
non-support and drunkenness against
the defendant
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
DOCTOR IS
SUSPECTED
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Waynesburg, Pa. Sept 1S--Dr.
J. L. Silvert, who has been under sus-
picion of having murdered Nettie Po-
land, was found dead in his office at
Georgetown w Va Examination of
the remains has developed the fact
that Dr. Silvert committed suicide.
The nude body of the girl. Nettie Po-
land, was recently found dead in a
deserted automobile on road near
here.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
Artillery Battle Rases.
BY United Press.

Paris. Sept l3--The greatest artil'
Iery battle In the worlds history still
Iages along the French line in Elan
ders. Sunday was the fifteenth day
Of this battle and the action was ex-
tremely violent along every section
Of the battle front
Over two million shells have been
thrown across the French line and
there is no indication OF cessation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
U. 5. Will
RECOGNIZE
:. CARRANZA?
Announced at Capital that New
Policy Will Probably Be
Adopted; Pan-American
Conference Tomorrow
By United Press.

By United Press.
Washington. Sept 13.--It seems
probable today that the policy of the
administration will be to recognize the
present Mexican provisional govern
ment OF which Carranza is temporary
head. villa representatives here have
drafted communication to the third
Pan-American congress. which will
meet tomorrow, challenging Carran
za's claim that he controls most OF
Mexico
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
COMMISSIONERS WILL
RE-AssEMBLE TOMORROW

Following recess over Saturday,
Sunday and today the county commits
sioners will re-assemble tomorrow for
the purpose of disposing of all unfin-
ished business for their September
term.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
By United Press.

Washington. Sept l3.--at is known
here from absolutely reliable sources
that Correspondent Archibald, who
had been used by Dumba to carry
messages to his superiors, would be
arrested on landing In America
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
AUTO RIDE
PROVES A
SUCCESS
Forty Cars Report at College at 4
O'clock to Get Students and
Take Them for Hours
Spin Over City


+ Those who furnished autos
= for the o. c. w. ride, please ac-
+ cept my thanks for this kind
= ness. II is my purpose to make
= this an annual feature and you
+ are invited to join us at 4
Z o'clock, September 13, 1916,
= but instead of asking for forty
= cars, it will be necessary to
Z have seventy-five.
= Any time ! can serve you,
Z command me.--G. w. Austen,
= President.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
zeppeIins Appear Again.
Nv United Press.

London, Sept is.-The east coast
was subjected to Zeppelin raid sun
day night. Information given Out by
the official press bureau stated that
no casualties resulted.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
General Executed.

According to Mexican dispatch to
the villis,a junta Gen. Toma Urbina
was executed this morning by orders
Of villa.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13
Three Soldiers Wounded.
Ry United Press.

Brownsville. Sept l3.-In a battle
With Mexican near Los Indios this
morning three American soldiers are
reported wounded. Details, however,
are lacking.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-09-13

Continued on Page your.)
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
Extract From The Web
ster County News.

We have failed to find yet a
single instance where any can
didate for Governor who is try
ing to hide behind the Presidents
local option letter bearing upon
the situation in New Jersey has
had even the courtesy to mention
his letter upon statewide pro-
hibition bearing upon the situ-
alton in the great state of Tex
as. If they are only aware of
one of his letters and not of the
other, we excuse their ignorance:
but if they are not, we call upon
them to give the President fair
representation and not try to
deceive the people in reference
to his standing upon temperance
issues as he sees them in differ
ent localities. Advertisement.
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03

Saturday morning and spoke in
the afternoon to a crowd which
comfortably filled the Circuit
Court room. Mr.. Stanley spoke
in the interest of his campaign
for thei Democratic nomination
for Governor. Considerable of
his speech was'devoted to abuse
of his main opponent, Hon Harry
V. McChesney. He also gave a
great deal of attention to nation
al issues and seemed to be at
tempting to confuse his own rec
ord with that of President Will
son. About a third of his audience
left before the speech was half
over. Mr.. Stanley ridiculed Nc
Chesney and his supporters, but
paid a nice compliment to the
Republican candidate, Judge
Morrow. Mr.. Stanley was in
troduced by Hon. Abram Rem
ick. Winchester Democrat, May
25th. Advertisement
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
FalsehoOds, Circulated By
Liquor Interests Exposed.

The Winchester Democrat says
Without a dissenting voice the
Senate of Kansas adopted a res
olution declaring that prohibition
in that State is a complete sue
cess, and denouncing widely cir
culated statements to the con.
trary by the liquor interests.
The resolution reads:
State OF Kansas
Office OF Secretary OF State
Topeka
March II, 1915.
As an evidence that the people
of Kansas are satisfied with pro-
hibition, ! desire TO call your at
tention to the election returns of
Nov. 3, 1914. In that election.
prohibition was one Of the is
sues. Hon. J. B. Billiard. for.
mer Mayor Of this city was a
candidate for Governor on a plat.
form demanding a re-submission
of the prohibitory amendment
to a vote OF the people and de.
claring against the principle OF
prohibition. Notwithstand ing
the fact that Mr.. Billiard is one
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
BELT & YATES.
Real Estate Agents OF Marion,
Kentucky.

Want a sale contract on your
farm and city property. We
have prospective buyers for both
now. We also want to take
charge of your property that il
for rent, and look after it for
you, charging you small com
mission.
fhe people are coming to US
for this ! roperty and W can rent
it quicker and easier than you
can. We have some bargains,
in property for sale. See US at
once. Belt & Yates.
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
Uric Acid Poison
UndermineS Health

RheIn, Drive, II From ths System
and Eliminite, Rheumatism
Ever since Rhcuma has been sold in
this vicinity. the sale Of this marvel.
Gus rheumatism remedy has been stead.
ily on the increase. This due 10 the
fact that Rneuma isa guaranteed 90
eliminate rheumatism or money back.
Il Is a quick acting remedy. too.
You do not have to wait q long time
for results. Rheuma starts At once TO
act on the kidneys. liver. bomela and
blood. and before q hours the poison.
Gus uric acid. the chief cause II rh,u.
matism, has begun to pass out Of the
body through 9 regular channels. IL
= u.'o good for gout and neuralgia.
One Jo-cent bottle viii prove To anv
rheumatic sufferer that Rhcuma surely
will cure rheumatism. Sold by Jane,
II. orme, and all druggi,u 2
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
FOR SALE.

500 acres we'll improved land.
limiles west of Salem, Ky. Will
sell any amount to suit buyer.
Price low. Terms easy.
3 % emo II. d. Woodbridge.
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
Starley Talks,

Hon. A. o. Stanley, accompa-
,nied by Kenneth and Edwin Tay-
1or, sons of the big Frankfort
distiller, arrived in Winchester
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03

Of the substantial business men
Of the State, and a man Of un-
questioned integrity and clean
personal habits, he could only
muster q, 2Ol votes. out OF to-
tai Of 52s, OO6 votes cast.
J. 7. Botkins.
Secretary Of State.
Advertisement
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03
To Drive Out Malaria
And Build Up The System

And Build Up The system
Take the Old Standard GROVES
TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking, as the formula is
printed on every label, showing It is
Quinine and Iron in tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. so cents
Crittenden record-press., 1915-06-03

x mg rgzs zRt EzzRstt
BLUE RIBBON Ice Cream
FreeZerS are aS good as Can be
found and at q price that al! can
enjoy the use of one. Buy one and
make the hot daVS cool.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

ten, ipenn nidt bic beaere Hote npn
meiBer Roitn9irlonoe lber Der
bloueu c 6lsierbulis 8ugelaFen nirb.
Gin idipor5 belestsr Seioenronb
gu peibeln Strobbut pubt iih NIT
irsiBsn 8arbenicn ooer pliiiiertem
2iiG uno ShIsiIen. Die gleihen
Sarbsnosrbinbunoen bringt man in
Sstbenitofien nit oitlten Irudmu~
tern ouf leihtem @runo pon SSous
larb ooer @oile. Die qemunerten
@erpsbe nerbinoen iif nit sinfors
bigger @ornitur. gu neiBsm Seis
oenpoiIe, iiberoedt BON tlttnem bid
tenn him6ssrrotsm Wuitsr .ritt elm
farbi1er Gbiffon oieier 6orbe OILS
aroeen. Der tiei in TaItsn in BEN
Radsn fdnt. nls breittr 8urtel urn
f6malsr Rodioum. TuntelbIoue
uno idpor3e. neib bsorudts StoFfs
persinen iih nit e~iuiorbiasm GoF
Iet unb bic 9alseornitnr bsitebt in
sinem ooppeIten 6idutra9sn aus
eeftidtsm tpeiBtm 2iiu.
Sin Sleio nit neuartis:m Rcd
tritt unS i'm sriten unIerer Srlnsr
(9lbb. y entQeesn. gus leittsr Sri
bs, aber ouh Gus @oltItcff tam
bities uieblide aIsio aedrbeiiet tpsr
ben. Der reuarti0e 8od 5eist Die
dorotteri'tiite 9iitpafs. bic biz
5i9ur idldut erIfeinsu IGbt. bobsi
ober cine s~unehmsnoe Jille Res
Stoffes r0d unten suIGBt. SpIfs
YoFe lam nur riidl-Grts fhliebtn
uro piro msiii nit ,inem sntlpeosr
gang pber tsiIneiis in 8oIisn oes
leeten Rod perbunosn. 8croer.
une Riidsnbnbn unferes Mpetns
iino in SpufaIten eeIsei. gum Seil
purdItsppt unb nit Snopfsn be.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09
AGtrlei fiir's Sans

Dos 9onbieren Der elm
eemo6ten i ii d tie Su per-
binbern. 9ds 9anbieren Der
6riihte bat barin ieinen 0runo, bab
entpeoer Der 3uder gu lidrt einqes
fo6t. ooer Die 6rutt an iih at
trcden mar. Gritersm IGBt Ii6 oard
IAtIomteit porbeugsn; 1T man ieood
%genoti9t, 6riihte gu nebmen, bic ni6t
loitig iino, 10 fige man an benz
3uderfoft, nodoem er bon ben GSriids
Ten 9egoiisn uno oufgefott 1T, elm.
Grbie grpB 9uten 4Ioun, Der nit l
@BlOffeI Waifsr atigeIoit 1T. fpoourd
oos aanoisrsn perbinosrt pirb.
poltsrte gitberrobmen
reini9t man ebsnio, nie polierte
RObel, am beItsn nit einem tpeis
den Su9e. tpeldes nit Petroleum
nnsefsndtei 1T. 4ud tisrbei tit elm
iebr eutes Srodsnrsibsn n0tio; Der
Stoub iebt iid IOnit erf. redt lpiss
per IeV.
8ranbfIeden in 0eib.
tparen. Die 6leds tperoen nit
Wafer befeudtet. oornuf nit aohs
inls singerieben, siniee Stuneen lang
Der Wlittagsiunne ausqeieBt uno
nit Wafer uusgeipaifen; bann psrs
ben 80 @ramm gbIortalt nit 500
@ramm lpnrmem WaiIer onqeribrt.
Rad benz 4bfeBsn Der sS.i1iieteit
piro Elm mi: Der S0iune ettrdnttts,
tpsibes, leineues 2dpphsn sur cites
rem Sefeudtuns Der 6Ieden bsnubt.
Sinh bic 6Iedea perltpunosn, 10
fpiro in Mafsr etnaspeiht. ST
bic WGi6s tdon ssitGrit sslpeien. 70
mus nisfs Stdrts Dor Der 9ebono@
lung nit GhlortaItIofune nit bi,
BEN @aftr sntfsrut rpsrh.n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

f9luB, tpas ipo6l am prottifhften
1T, 10 lam Der bobe 9urtel aleif
oarouf befsitigt nerpen. Die 8IuIe
oIfnet iid iiber einem in 51lten aes
Iegten @sitsntsil aus einForbiqem
2einen, unb nirb UNI ben 9ols pom
einem Ratroientragen begrenat. Sic
i6liett porn ieitpGrtS.
Sur Iusfibrung Der aGIerliebTten
8prloge fir bas i'm nd9iten Bible
cub. A itiS5ierie Nohmittagstleib
perorbeite man ipeiben Shleieritrff,
arbeite BEN @irtel am 6elten aus
Idnor5em Soft uno garniere nit
bubi6en fugeIformigen Yerlmutters
tn0pTen. Der Hod fdat glodenfOrs
mig, idlieBt born ieitpdrts. TT
nit Sdumen umge6en uno nit
&nOpfen befest. llebereinItimmenb
nit benz 3od f6lisbt ou6 bic
2niIe isitpdrts, uno Der anopfbe.
InB lit bier fortseiebt. Die eIatten
Nermel limb gum &nopfen etn9e@
ri6tet. Den 8rogen lam man
ebenio gut aus 2einen ME aus
Ssibe fertieen. Gin tleines i6rors
aes SdIeifhen biloet ben 4bitlub.
aus einsm o4t 3ol breiten
S6rdgitreifen lit Der 8iirtel gear
beitet. Gr IdIieBt unfi9tbar mittels
0rudtnDpfe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

bic GdleierhiiAe Der aermeI. Gin
fodbeit ssidnst bic 6ormen bst
Observation-Disclosures aus. osr feinen
8oiIes, Der rpeiftn Srspps uno Der
sorten gotiIt 2piIetter, Die Blu
fentolls ireust iih iber 5ierli6 &C.
fdItetem, nit 0oblItit'cn sc3tituef
TEN MefteneiniaB eett 0tfnet ft'
IeiGt iibtr Ioism. nit Spibhen be-
fesism &iiubsmoten, uno Elm mie'
berortiger pner ipeiher 8nnnaiirtel
Ieitet gum &od iiber. Der trous in
sSalten bsainnt uno in breiien G0u'
men nab unten fir feline Weite !0alt
aetpinnt. @unoitiderei in 6otm
bon Bullets e~ruppier: iid stpii6en
G~uerFaItsn ON Sluie uno 8pd oner
reibt ii6 UNI ben gals. 'lettsrt- on
ben MsrmsIn nieoer, uno eurcnloutl
bic Reibn SpiTden ben SohIfdu'
men bes Rodes. SpibsnsinidBe in
2sinsn astI6ppelt untsritibsn lie Dos
bel. Bon tpftliher Giosnort 1T IS,
ipsnn Elm feinsr Soben non Woih'
eolb ols Stidsrei in prisntoIiidsm
Rufsr peiBen Srspp o~usitat!et,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

3uder 5u Idutern. 9(uf 2
Bfuno 3uder gieBt man 1 pint
Naifer uno IGbt ibn in sinem iroez
ZEN Sppfe, pprin nod feline Jettigs
tett getodt, auf eelinbsm 5euer foe
dtn. nobel ii9 ale unreiaen Seile
ausideiben uno an bic SberflGde
treten. Den S6aum nimmt mon
nit einem 20fTel ob unb 9ebraudt
rem geldutsrten 3uder nn6 8Or-
iarift.
Staubftede gu entfsrnen.
geipnbers fdpar5e &0de betums
men auf Spa3iergdn9eu lei6t Staubs
flede, Die meber our9 &lppfen nod
bur9 9riften 8u entfernen finb.
Sails man ni4t ppr5iebt, bos eona:
&leioungSitiid in QuiQorinbe 3u
maiden, 10 beitreidt man Die sSlede
nit Giselb. bos maj porber nit
Der eIeiden Menge Spiritus per-
mii6t bate. Man lGBt bic oufaes
traeeue Mif6ung pplItGnoia eins
trodnsn uno reibt iie bonn bernus.
Sierouf befeudtet man elm
S6ndmmden nit loupormem Dof-
fer unb pdi6t ben Sled bomit aus.
nm nod etlpaige ReIte bss Giselbs
gu entfsrnen,
8egen 9uG&fGmer3en. =
glan nebBe Elm Stiid5en aeip06nli6e
Seize ben Der 8r0Be elmer WdInuB,
itneioe iie 9dn5 Helm, tue lie in
Tin tleines 3ppfaen unb aisBe 2-3
6BloffeI poII Woifer porauF. Run
btin9e mar bieS aufs 6euer uno
lalle bic MoIie inter be~ftduoi9em
9fiibren ii6 10 er6iber. bog Die SEIZE
ila bolIitdnb;g outfit. @!sbunn
nebme man ous Sopffen pom fSeuer,
ioiie Die 6lifiigteit ettpus abfii6len,
lnnem 1an nit benz Nii6ren tort=
fdbrt. biz iia bieieIbc gu einem aez
LINDEN Bret perbidt. !5ierauf ifneibe
man BON alter 2eineipano elmer 6-S
3oll breiten uno II 3oIl lnnaen
Streifcn, Ie9e oieIen opppelt auIdm.
r1en. itreiAe ben Seifenbrei 2-3
singer Brett ouf Die Mitte ces Streiz
lens uno Isge bie1es pfIafter nod
iparm Inn ben 6dls, unb 3tpar 10,
taB Die beioen @nben nesIsIben Iid
born uhsriGlngen. Wtnn binoet ols-
cann nod Elm poI!enes Sud) iiber
ZEN llmi6lag uno Idbt ibn SO
Stunoen liegen. Iohpsm man ben
ilmfdIa9 obgenommen. pafte mon
cen 6oIs nit parmem Uaifer ob.
tinbe aber fofprt elm poIIenes Suh
Inn, bamit Der nph empfino!ite 6aIs
9sniigeno Dor GridItung eeIh1bt 1T.
Rrh lam man Die Wirtraa nieiss
qfIaitsrs per'tGrtsn, ,nnem maj Der
Geife cine MisiieripiBe 9odidIs bel.
fiiet.
Cine Shr.e unter BEN
8ii denaerGten 1T mandmoI
ie9r spedmGbi9, >. g. beim Sdnei.
rem BON 6leiin, Defenders aGbsr
Stude, tie in bic 6admoihine man.
bern i~olIen, out gum @srpuben Der
Rdnosr bsim SsaIiteat. Sum Sdnsi.
ben bon 5eigsn, 9dttsln, mitunter
oah Nuiieu, Rpiinsn uno pieIsr an.
otrsr Sadsn 1T tie isbr gut gu Der.
lpenoen. DDS Rsinia.n lift sb,nfo
Is;4t ME bas eiH.s @tffsrs.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

iebt. Die 3aiqe nit on9eidnitte.
mem 4ermslanioB 5eigt Weltens unit
9roeentsile. aug ountler Seioe.
Stiben uno anopfbsioB. Sie fdIiebt
born IeitlpGrts uno pirp ourA Ell
nen ieioensn @iirtel perpoaiiGuoigt.
0as i'm nGdIten Bible Cub. q
oargeiteats aIeip ei9nst iid bslon.
oers fir ietr sroBe 0amsn. Gum
unteren Rod fam Elm porbanoener
3u6z ooer Seiosnrod 8erfpenouno
finben. Dos gauge llebertleio, bns
pouitdnpig als Sell fir iId an9es
Ieben merben fam. idbe in S6leis
eritoff ousgeiiihrt iebr gut aus, bod
tam naturlif ieber onoere niAt
al3u ldpsrs Stoff perarbeitet tpss>
ben. Der gIodenf0rmige lleberrod
piro nit benz un.ersn Rot 3urar.
menesfoBt. Die iber 8reus idlie>
benbe Saile 1T i'm Riden glott
%qeipannt, porn i'm SoiGenihlub
Ieitt eereibt. Gin iebr bobsr Sir
tel uno Elm acknowledgement. Die
in syar6e uno 9eipebe nit BEN
nnteren Rod barmonieren miihen.
peIooQItdnbigen bas elegante, fur
Ourlsn mittelsren 4lters geeignete
aleio.
0as nd6Ite Bib (2tbb. 81 5eiot
elm aleio fir iunge Mdoden. &a.
~rierter 0aiditoff uno gIotter 2ei<
nenitoff iino 3uIammen gu bieiem
aeihmatpoatn 8Ieibfen p%erarbeitet.
Die Wittelnabt oes 3Odss, Der Har'
unten glodenf6rmi9 ou6fdnt. 1T
pon elmer gienoe beoedt. Nrbeitet
man i'm nit erb0btem Soinens
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

aidtsn mogsu. tItiben Iit nab iris
Dor in Ssios, bic eIdnisn6 uno
ipeih lit uno reid ohue piel SeIoB.
Wenn bic Wobs babel nod hem
SdmeI9en in 9untheii Su ruhigsm
DuntelbIou uno ShiparS suriids
'sbrte. nobm fit rob audi meiB bins
81 uno peybano has 6ene nit psm
OunisIn. poourh eigsne 6arbeu.
rsiss %feinit,r Stimmuuasn sntiians
ben. Gin peibsr &ut niro bIau
unierfiittert ODER blou psrIhleisrt
uuo fIoit fireben bluus pbantaie.
ieotrn iber Zen Rono Eoh ben Sri.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

Wit benz 4nbruh oes Somners
if bic Mohe in bic peripbe Der bsls
len .ouftigsn aleioer eingetreten.
2sidt fIieBeno fnb bic 5orten
Sdleisrtoffe Der Gteioer. pehenb
bic 5altcn her mooiih ipeitsn Rode.
nuftig bic gluIen, obne bic pers
rGteriIhe Starlight. Die i'm @ors
inbre oieIfad @nitob erregts. De-
center it aud Der ausIhujtt oes
9oITss. Der iih ritieitig an ben
boben Rragen Iebut, uno lang III
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-07-09

mirfurgsuof gebober burh neibe
9iBhsn in ayobeu 9eometriiden III
quren. 0eibe gIulsn aus 8oiIe
dbnsIn Iid meiitens in ihren 8runb-
Formen. Ghne beionoere Gillette gu
Iuhen. bsgniigen fh einfdhe glufen
ous aiattsm ooer tleiu6lumig &c.
itidtem 8oile. ME aug q~etupFtsm
W}ua nit @ruppen non 6oblitih.
reihen uno ihmolen 5dItfen 3ur
Gurnitnr. 0ur Der 6onoorbeit
bleibt es p~prbebalten, rsifere 9sitid
ts Motipe uno RonobeiGbe ucn
6ilets oosr alGppeIIpiBen ouF3us
rstmen. T~nitenrods aeborsn oo3u,
bic nit ibrsm olntten !6iiftenlattsl
bic ShIontheit Der figur pnhrsr
uno i'm Gdrsiten Tih breitenb, mel
liq bic @Iiener umipieIen.
3amen, bic auf GIeaan3 nidt Der.
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c. L. COLMAN.
5aubol3 : 6anolnug; Sbiirens nns
Jenfterrabmenfabrii.
La Crosse, Wis.

3meig . Sc ihafte:
Rinnefpta Hufbforo, BRETON, Sprtn9
&allep, @rano Meaopm, 8%rpHnsbale,
Gaflanb, hilbert yea, Alben. Wels,
Winnelota Cafe, Cotton, 9elnpon,
Ninnebasu gitp. 5airmpnt, Sberburn
Sadion, Iafefelb, 5uloo. gogerton,
8ipefpne.
Hutoto: 6idnoreau. TeG Mnpibs, goIman,
gtGntioa, 9oporo, Diana. 5oreltbura,
Wpunipdet.
Rebrasfn: HDrtb 8ene.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-31
Will Be Dormer's Guest

Will U. Mackey and his daughter,
Miss Dorothy, will start for Cali
fornia this evening. They will put
in a week at the big fair at San
Francisco, and then Mr.. Mackey will
go on to Los Angeles, where he will
represent Washoe Typographical
Union at the meeting of the Inter-
national Typographical Union, whose
session begins on Monday, August
9. Mr.. Mackey, while in Los Ang-
eles, will be the guest of former
Secretary of State John M. Dormer.
who is so well and f%avorably known
among the old-time printers of Ne
vada that he is always spoken of in
a tom of voice mellowed with regret
that he is not still among us.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-31
Two Companies
File Their Papers

The Lonesome Pine Mining COM
pany with the principal office at Salt
Lake City, filed articles OF incorpor-
alton with the secretary of state To-
day. The company will operate IN
the Cherry Creek mining district,
White Pine county, and Milton l..
Price, ]. F. Potter, Joseph McRac,
L. B. Price, Ella B. Price and l.. B.
Price, as trustee, are the ~incorpora-
tors. The capital stock of the COM
pany is $1,000, divided into 100000
shares, par value of one cent each.
The NJ. Schwind company, with
principal offices at Reno, also filed
papers yesterday Incorporating with
a capital stock of $4,000, consisting
of $4,000 shares of a par value of 81
each, to carry on a restaurant, lunch
and hotel business. The in%corpora-
:ors are w. H. Burr, H. J. Bernecker,
T.. NJ. Lorenzen, G.. B.. Benham AMI
VI. Schwind.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-31

cite, made public at Paris, has not
changed the situation in the slightest.
M. Lapatie is an excellent Catholic
representing a great Catholic organ
in France, and the fact remains that
he secured the interview through
Catholic channels and that the entire
affair was a Vatican plan.
Until Italy went to war the pope
had high hopes that he might bring
about peace in Europe. 1t was with
these hopes in view that he opposed
to the very last the entrance of Italy
into the conflict. If Italy remained
neutral, the pope, being an Italian,
might be considered neutral. But
with his blood kin in the war it was
necessary for the pope to take such
steps as he tooR in the interview Civ
EN- to Lapatie to prove his lack Of
sympathy with the Italian govern
ment. His Reputation of Italy was
meant to prove the utter neutrality
of the Vatican. Incidentally, if the
pope is selected on the peace board
over Italy's protests, the peace coun-
ellis will be held in the Vatican.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-31
Working Parcel
Post to a Finish

Among the mail matter passing
through Carson last evening from
Minden and addressed to Mono
county, Cal, was a ton of -four, made
up in %fifty-pounl sacks. Inquiry de-
veloped the fact that for the trans
portation of this consignment the
two railroad companies over which
it passes and the stage fine to which
it is transferred before it reaches
its destination receive S4.0S, So of
which goes to the stage company.
In moving the flour from the II
point to the other it has to be handl-
ed no less than four or five times,
almost enough to wear the sacks
out.
The moving Of such bulksome mat
ter as tht above mentioned and the
low price paid for its transportation
is one of the abuses that has devel-
oped through the carrying out OF
the parcel post policy and should be
changed when congress again meets.
In addition it is a great wear on the
nail clerks and compels them r"
labor that should be done by freight
ers.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-07-31
Attitudes Determined
In City of Carson

From George d. Cowie, assistant
with the Coast and Geodetic Su-vey
which recently took measurements
and attitudes in and about Carson,
the Appeal has received the follow
ing statement in reply to- informa-
ton asked for during the corps Wis
it to this city:
Some time & you requested the
elevations of the Coast and Geodetic
Survey bench-marks established in
your city. ] enclose same herewith:
disc near the entrance to the cap
itol, 46Sl. 1850 feet; disc near front
entrance to postoffice, 46S5.6332 feet;
disc near rear entrance to Carson
bank, 4690.5341 feet.
These are unchecked field eleva-
tons and are subject to slight office
corrections"