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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
For Welfare of
Women Visitors

The welfare of women employed
San Francisco. as we'll as that OF all
women visitors to the city during the
exposition period, will be safe
guarded by the Exposition commit
tee OF the National Board OF the
Young Womens Christian associa-
tons OF the United States. \ build
ing for the accommodation of the
committee and its guests has been
erected within the exposition
grounds. 1t is the first on the left
OF the main entrance, facing the Tow
er OF Jewels. Special effort will be
made to provide for the welfare OF
women and girls and an Iinforma-
ton Bureau will be maintained where
a directory OF rooms and board Will
be available. also an emergency de
ed nurse, a large comfort depart
ment and reading and writing rooms.
The cafeteria in connection will be
open to men, women AMI children.
An auditorium will Dc provided for
lectures.
For the benefit of all women en-
rloyed within the exposition grounds
a directory OF all women employees
will be maintained, SO that Their
visiting friends may locate the>
without trouble or delay. \ club
room will also be provided for the
free use OF employees, as a headquar-
tiers for emergency work, get to-
gethers, etc, and an employees
night school three times a week,
where craftsmanship, tipping. booK-
keeping and stenography will be
taught at a nominal cost.
\ banquet for all employed wo-
men will be held before the expos:-
ton opens. This will offer an oppof-
tunity for all to get acquainted. Tae
board and rooms directory may be
consulted until February 18th at 32O
Russ building.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Commissioners Meet

The regular monthly meeting of
the board of commissioners of Orms-
by county was held this morning with
all members and Clerk Morton pres
n The regular monthly bills were
audited and allowed and proper dis
position made Of ONE road matters.
The contract for doing the county
printing the current yea was award
ed to the Appeal.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Get Autos Repaired before the Rush

We have the largest stock of sup
plies ever displayed il Carson. #
You own an automobile patronize the
garages, as they are in the auto bust
ness. If you own a railroad, when
your locomotives and Pullmans be-
come disabled have them repaired 'oy
the railroad company. But we want
the automobile business as we must
be able to supply our tourists in this
line for they are bound to ride autos
through the capital city, as they have
no pullmans running through here.
Mechanics employed day and night.
All work guaranteed. Capital Garage
& Engineering Co., F. B. Sullivan,
manager. jl8-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Five Cars Sent Out

The Virginia and Truckee hauled
five cars OF livestock for the coast
markets from Minden to Reno this
morning. three cars being dispatched
to the House Packing company at
Los Angeles, with the remaining cars
OF sheep consigned to I. NJ. Slater
at the San Francisco stockyards. On
Wednesday seventeen cars OF beet
cattle and sheep will go out to the
coast market from Carson valley
ranches.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01

mine at Pearce, Arizona, making rec
ord production this month. In drift
on the 9Th level of the Common
wealth is a streak of ore Is inches
wide that averages STA per ton.
Jim Butler company now doing
considerable development and stop
ing at the Wandering Boy shaft.
West End is maintaining its usual
production OF good grade ore which
is being treated in the company's
mill.
Monarch Pittsburg has cut a vein
IN the south crosscut on the S5o-foot
level. The values are only nominal
as yet.
Cash Boy is making good progress
in sinking the shaft.
Rescue is now down go feet from
the collar Of the shaft and making
good progress.
Midway is planning to resume ac-
tive mining operations on company
account in the near future.
North Star pushing development
IN west drift on Macdonald vein.-
Tonopah Miner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Must PAY License

At the meeting OF the county com
m~issioners this morning Sheriff Joe
Stern was authorized and ordered to
collect license from all parties who
rent rooms TO two or nor persons
at their homes or who furnish board
to a similar number. In compliance
with the order the sheriff asks that
all persons so engaged call at his Of
flee and secure licenses.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Personal Mention

Mrs. Grace Johnson made a bust
ness trip to Reno Saturday, returning
on the local yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Golden has returned 10
her home in Reno after a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. James Ray
craft.
Misses Donlin and Hartung have
returned to their duties at the capitol
building after a brief visit with rela-
tives in Reno.
Gus Flohr OF the bindery depart
ment of the State Printing office re-
turned this morning from a brief bus
mess trip TO Reno.
John Gs Taylor, Warren Noteware
and other leaders in the fight against
the Tax commission, are in this city.
from the eastern part Of the state.
Henry Rives, member OF the assem-
bly, from Esmeralda county, vas
among those returning on the ex-
press this morning from a visit to
Reno.
Senators Fulmer and Thatcher and
Secretary Haight Of the senate re-
turned this morning from a week
end visit with friends in the river
side city.
Mrs. Carpenter, wife OF the senator
from L~ovVlock, and her niece, Miis
Grace Carpenter, lett for their home
Saturday evening after a brief visit in
Carson
United States Marshal Gray re-
turned last night from a visit to Ton
opah, Millers and Hawthorne, where
he went to serve papers in matters C
come before the Federal court.
Miss Eleanor Y%erington was among
the outgoing passengers OH the *
press Saturday evening enroute tc
Reno, where she continued on to Sar
Francisco today for a visit will
friends.
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NOTICE TO BOND HOLDERS

All holders of interest bearing
school warrants are hereby notified
that payment on interest bearing
school warrants Nos. 1872 to 743 in
elusive, and IA to SO inclusive OF Dis
trict No. L; and Nos. S~o-170-175 and
POS of District No. ?, is now due and
payable at the Carson Valley Bank.
Interest on same ceases on January
80, 1915.
DANIEL t. MORTON.
j50-1w Treasurer.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Easter Star

A regular meeting of Esther Chap
ter No. 3, Order of the Eastern Star,
will be held at Masonic hall Monday
night, February LIST, at $50 P. m. Re
freshments and entertainment. All
visiting and sojourning members of
the order are extended a very cor
dial invitation to attend.
MRS. KATHIE CLIFF,
j2o-td Worthy Marion.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Arrivals From Elko

Attorney Carey Van Fleet, Game
Warden George Russell, Jr, and OF
TO +. Williams, former bank examin-
or, arrived on the express this morn
ing from the Elko county seat an
matters connected with pending leg
islation.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01
Large Delegation to Visit Capitol

Arrangements have been made for
running a special train from Reno to
Carson City neNt Wednesday for
Business Mems Day" at the legisla-
ture, and it is probable that a large
delegation will go to the capital. The
train will leave Reno at go a. M
Journal.
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Dance Thursday Evening

The ladies of Episcopal guild will
give a dance at Armory hall, Thurs
day evening February 4th. Admis-
sion so cents.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1915-02-01

RING UP 90

hrd we will call for your order
Ccmplete line of staple groceries.
Our Taste canned fruits and veget-
;b'es. Prompt delivery.
0. JAMES CASH STORE.
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Subscribe to the Appeal
Kings Daughters

The Kings Daughters will give a
sale and entertainment at Leisure
Hour hall on February 18th. Partic-
ulars of the affair will be given
later. i14-rd
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Apples for Sale

First-class apples so cents per box;
se~cond-class, so cents. Apply to
Fred Wildes, north end Minnesota
street. i27-1m
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Bur Ike Arrives

"A. A. Burke, former sheriff of Wa
shoe county, who has received the
appointment OF captain OF the state
police, arrived from Reno this morn
ing to assume his duties.
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FOR RENT

t~ive-room, furnished house, two
blocks east OF capitol. Apply 40i
AluSSer street. iS-1w
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Hot Lunch at All Hours
Hot lunch at all hours of the day
and evening at Paxton's. Every
delicacy the market affords. If
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FOR RENT

Two pleasant, centrally located,
well-furnished rooms for rent during
legislature to gentlemen only. In
Guire at this office jl6-rf
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WANTED

Housekeeper. Two in family. Ne
washing. Sleep at home. Address
Drawer 610, City. j20-1e
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Hot Temperance drinks at Bakers
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ANNUAL

OF Bissinger & Co., a Foreign Cor
poration, Reno, Nevada.
Business for year ending
December 81, 1914 --...$165, zoos
BISSINGER & co.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21

character sketch of gay old New York
er has fetching lot OF songs. gags, imi-
tations and "reminiscences. Lola Merrill
ana Frank Otto are n pleasant couple
who offer a sketch which possibly would
not seem insipid II expectation were not
fed by the LABEL IAN episode Of the
great war;
The Clown Seal is one of the most sur
prising and amusing entertainers OF the
program. There are also George Quiz
ley and Eddie Fitzgerald In a lively Irish
turn OF songs and patter. The Pathe
pictures are up to the usual standard.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
COnInOs-Vaudeville.

Cosmos patrons had an unexpected
treat at the matinee yesterday afternoon
by the substitution. at the last moment.
Of Alfonso Zelaya, the well known
pianist. for one Of the acts which failed
to arrive. Mr.. Zelaya's selections classic
and popular were rewarded with excep-
tional applause. The leading act of the
bill is the Seven Castalluccis in an in
strumental number. presenting classic
and other selections in brass. on strings
and with an ocarina, sextet. Elliott.
Fassest and Fleming have a comedietta.
THE Night OF the Fourth" which tells
the story of the unexpected return of
n wife from her summer vacation to
her lonesome. overworked husband. Ida
Boynton opens the program with violin
selections in several stunning changes
of costumes: Clements and OConnor
have a singing and eccentric dancing
act. and at the evening performance
Pearl and Irene Van gave entertainment
of the dainty sort in a sister act. The
Hearst-Selig news pictures headed the
added attractions and the photoplay fea-
ture. The Dust Of Egypt" featuring
Edith Storey and Antonio Moreno. blends
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
HAS YULETIDE GIFTS
FOR 200 YOUNGSTERS
Mother" Crown Plans to Make Poor
Children Happy With Gifts from
Census Bureau Rattle.
Close 600 P. N.

Mother" Crown, Washington Ma
dame Santa Claus is getting ready TO
make more than 200 children happy on
next Saturday morning. Mother" Crown
is Mrs. Sallie a. Crown. an employe of
the Census Bureau of the Department of
Commerce. and for sixteen years she has
been serving as Madame Santa Claus
for the poor children of the Bell Home
in Anacostia and st. Peters Parochial
School in southeast Washington.
Just about Thanksgiving time, Moth
er'' Crown started her preparations for
the Christmastide. The girls of the
department donated money for the pur-
chase of dolls and toys: more than s1S
was realized from a rattle: and a pink
doll brought SO. In this way a consid-
cradle sum has been raised and great
mass of dolls and toys and candy and
other Christmas things have been accu-
Mother Crown held an exhibition yes
terday in room I13 Of the Commerce
Building, where hundreds of employees
viewed the gifts for the poor children.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
POli's-.Mam'EcIle."

| Girls. don't YOU accept a proposition to
make the wife of an elderly man Jealous
: IN order to secure a position on the
stage 'Mam'zelle' tried it at Polls yes
teridy, and it caused riot of n-rri-
ment.
Nam Zeile' WAS pretty little milli-
! nor with an ambition to become a famous
comic opera singer First We met her vis-
itinc the home OF the rich T Tarleton
Tupper. who bores his wife almost to dis
'raction--like many another married man
by his amibility and attention to her
every wish.
He is advised. however. that Mann
'Zellc' adOr6s him. and the never-failinr
vanity of man c"mpcls him to pursue the
attractive little lady even on the very
boards OF a vaudeville theater in which
ishe is appearing as a star. thanks to his
influence: and little later We see her
installed in style at the Hotel Astor
However. Mrs. Tuppcr is finally cured of
her boredom and reclaims her husband
and Ma zellc" marries the man of her
hearts desire
This may not sound funny in cold
print. but il formed the central idca
about which the Poll Players staged a
number of spccialtics yesterday. and for
the time being became vaudevilIians,
Florence Rittenhouse is "A delightful
to make any mans wife jealous. and put
across her song and dance in lively
fashion. scoring perhaps the greatest sue
cess OF the performance. A. H. Van
Buren mas slight opportunities as a.
friend of the TupperS and Mam'Zelle and
Marguerite Starr displayed several at
tractive gowns and hats as the tired Mrs
Tupper.
John NJ. Kline introduced the various
headliners as they appeared on the
vaudeville stage with all his customary
easy assurance. and Howard Schoppe
was Mam'Zelle's favored suitor Ralph
R"mlcy sang several cf Harry LADDERS
songs. and Frederici revived Corinnc's
old number. They Are Different" and
enc of Ralph Herz's song talks. Shcsalso
told the sad story OF her past life to
Frank SchmId in very amusing fashion
in the first Scene Of the second acc. Mr..
Schmid is Il promising young actor. but
should pay more attention TO his make
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
BETTER METHODS AID
MINERAL DEVELOPMENT
Director Manning in Annual Report
Tells How Mines Bu-
reau Helms
Open 500 A. M.

What the United States Bureau of
Mines is doing TO aid in the development
OF mineral industries in this country by
suggesting new and better methods of
manufacture and by stopping the waste
If valuable mineral resources is detailed
ny Director Manning in his annual re-
port.
When the expectation of coal-tar prod
ucts 10y Germany was stopped by the war
and manufacturers who use dyes and
those who make explosives could not OBJ
tain the necessary ingredients, the bu-
reau called attention to the fact that
there was in this counry great
abundance of raw material. and that S7J.-
100000 of these products were being
wasted each year through the use of
the beehive coke oven instead of the by
product oven.
It urged cautious building up of the
Industry and the result has been the
construction of additional by-product
coke ovens that have added to the yearly
output several million gallons of benzol
needed in chemical manufactures.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
keitb's-yaudcyiIle. X

y touch of distinction is added to the
uniformly interesting bill at keith's this
week by the appearance of Phyllis Nell
son-Terry. the English actress who was
brought over to play Trilby in the recent
revival of the DuMaurier play. Miss
Neilson-Terry is handsome Young wom-
an of stately figure and carriage. who
wins quick favor by her charm and
dignity of manner. She begins with the
two songs from ''Trilby.' the difficult
aria ''Couplets du Mysoli'' serving to dis
play the exquisite "learness ard ac-
curacy of her soprano, while the old ia
vorite Sweet Alice. Ben Bolt shows her
gift for sentimental expression. Then
follows the potion scene from Romeo
and Juliet" introduced by the colloquy
in Friar Lawrence's cell. where Juliet
obtains the phial Miss NeilsonTerry
gives the famous scene in a key of un-
restrained intensity which is no doubt
best suited to the purpose of convey
ing the points to an unprepared audi
ence. The method also leaves no Iues-
tiOn of the vigor and resourcefulness of
her tragic art
Constance and Irene Farber are 4 clever
pair of entertainers. offering an ingenious
contrast of temperaments, one sister
singing in sanSuine and romantic So
prano. while the other mocks with a
cynical and comical contralto. The funny
little one twhether Constance or Irene
deponent knoweth not is particularly
worth watching and should grow in re-
nown.
Carminc Fabrizio. late Of the Boston
symphony Orchestra, gives three classi-
cal numbers on the violin which were
very we'll received last evening. Bankoff
and Girlie offer some dancing billed as
Classic, Russian and Cake Walk" in
which the virtue appears to lie rather
in trickful pedal dexterity than in poetic
grace or beauty. Harry Gilfoil In q
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21

welcome Dave and his brand new COM
pany.
Agnes Behler. Inex Deverder and Hen
rietta Byron are still pleasantly SUPPORT
ing with clever dancing and snappy rem
dition of tuneful songs. Barney Fagan
and George Banks are still in the ranks
with a lot OF new fun.
Bert Grant Is a new acquisition. as
good a genuine negro comedian and buck
dancer as the race ever produced. His
singing of the darkey songs in the
plantation Fields is a hit and a signal
for more encores than could possibly
have been granted.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21

q daughter Of Pharoah three thousand
years ago with . romance Of today that
disappears with . dream.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
The Feet of PaSlOwa.

~ hunk Of the new poetry
Like many white mice leaping in and out
of a black hat held in the hands of
Il conjurcr
Are the feet of PavIowa.
To and fro they run like the little green
Sandpipers that follow the twinkling
water.
Th,. Jolly baby waves that tumble over
and over.
Lik the multi Iuinous brooks in the
brown hills that sCamper over the
pebbles
Flowing and flashing to a business fur
thcr down stream or a chatter party
In a twiuklin= eddy pool where a bent
dabblcs.
Are the feet OF Pavlowa
Like hundreds of walters hurryng to and
fro among thousands of Whitehead
diners.
Bearing huge gOblets of foaminS fizz
on salvcrS of FURNISHED silver
Are the feet of Pdvlowa
Like the tails of rabbits bobbing I'D
and down in the moon-spangled un-
derbrush on a frosty night
Like-O, well, What's the use, You have
to nve in Chicago to get away with
this kind of thing.
After which unique eulocy there's moth
ing left under the face of the heavens
for me to do save tell you that the en-
SaSement of the Grand Opera -Pavlowa
organization will close tomorrow even
ing with PucCinis La Boheme." follow
ed by group of Spanish dances.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
Failed in Promise: Goes to Jail.

George f. Weaver. who was given a
suspended sentence of one year at Oc-
coquan when he pleaded guilty to Il
charge of non-support two months ago.
was Yesterday committed to OcCoIuan
ny Chief Justice Covington because he
had failed to make the promised pay
ment of so per month to his wife.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
CHRISTMAS cARDs FREE
The Anderson Prialsry. 1907 4. 7. Ave.
Distributing handsome Greeting Cards

Holiday cards beautifully printed in
three colors on bum card. setting forth
an attractive Christmas wish. are being
given free to all who call for them by
The Anderson Printery. li07 New York
avenue >northwest.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
Alleged Slayer Taken to Florida.

The requisition of Gov. Trammell, Of
Florida. for the return to that State of
Willie Turner. Colored. charged with the
murder of his employer. F. c. Avery. a
horse owner. was honored Yesterday by
chief Justice Covington. Sheriff r. G.
Ramsay left with his prisoner yester-
day afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21

daughter Of Pharoah three thousand
years ago with q romance Of today that
disappears with . dream.
COl1Abia-''The Reform CanAidate.'' p
The Reform Candidate" which stars
Maclyn Arbuckie on the screen Of
Loew's Columbia Theater the first
three days of this week. gives a vivid
portrayal OF the ironshod politician
type of man. which Mr.. Arbuckle de-
picts in mastery manner.
Determined to break the unscrupu-
lous husband. but equally determined
to befriend the brave, loyal wife.
Boss" Hoke is face to face with a
staggering situation in the climax of
The Reformed Candidate" The re-
venge he wreaks upon the one and
the magnanimous restitution to Mrs
Grandell. probably as splendid a char
acter as a photoplay had brought out
in years. precedes a smashing sur
prise when they find that Mae Hoke.
the adopted daughter of the boss"
Is the long lost daughter of the Gran
delrs after all.
The Reform Candidate" is a prod
uct Of the Pallas Pictures. releasing
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
Returns Wilson.Galt License Slip.

The formal return slip of the marriage
license Of President Wilson and Mrs.
Edith Boiling Calf was filed yesterday
with Col. William A. Kroll. Of the mar
rage license bureau. by Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith. pastor of st. Margaret'a
Church DR.. Smith was named in ths
license as the officiating clergyman, and
he certifies in his return that he solemn
lied the marriage of Woodrow Wilson
and Edith Boiling Gait on December Is,
1915. at 1908 Twentieth street northwest
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21

voca bulary of words and phrases de-
scriptive of the exquisite rhythm and
ethereal grace achieved by this sprite
from the land of the Car. my theater
companion of last evening took his
faithful typewriter in hand and came
originally to my rescue with the fob
lowing masculine impression:
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21

on the Paramount ProGram. Forrest
Stanley, Myrtle Stedman and Charles
Ruggles head . strong company In
support OF Maclyn Arbuckle, who stars
in the appealing character of Boss
Hoke.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-21
Gayety-Burlesque.


1t takes eleven scenes. all of them
effective. depicting beauty spots in
many countries. for Dave Marion to
present his new spectacular production
at the Gayety this week. entitled
around the World" This hodge,
podse of tunes and nonsense is an A
No. 1 singing and dance show. and is
typical Marion" output. to which
all the old-timers are accustomed.
1t would not be Dave Marion show
without the old cab, the human
horse, good quartet. and a big chorus
that Is easily the best drilled one ap-
pearing SO far this season. Dave
knows how to pick young ones.
too. and besides is particular as
to their architectural proportions The
attractive work of the girls is fifty
per cent of the show that forces the
verdict of balanced excellence
Dave Marion himself Is no doubt the
best-known eccentric character on the
burlesque stage. Any one who ever at
tended burlesque performance Is able
to talk about .'Snuffy. the Cabman."
Thousands of the patrons from one end
OF the country to the other never tire
Of Dave and his unique comedy. Stand
Ing room could not be gotten yesterday to