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0c aricssOraaniiation scr OcntidIru 3n0ritric.

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O}oria gBeuner.

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Sepnrtement iilr Bficntiimc eiderbelLr
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Spbn Gnbrrt
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(Wdr526 2T, ,29-3i)
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-10
BOLD BURGLAR
QUICKLY CAPTURED

The Elko officers have established
a record landing a criminal behind the
bars in quick time.
Last evening a stranger entered the
power house, while Mr.. Mcbride and
Mr.. Stevenson were in the office, and
he attached himself to a pair of climb
ers n safety belt and a number OF
electrical tools. He made his get
away and it was some time before
the articles were missed. The offic-
ers were called up as soon as the
burglary was discovered and tele-
grams were sent to officers east and
west to be on the lookout for the
stolen goods. This morning about ten
o'clock Constable ST. Clair of Deeth
telephoned that he had a man under
arrest. who was found with the
goods On him, and upon request he
brought him to Elko on No. 19 today
and delivered him over to the sheriff.
A charge of burglary will be lodged
against him and the officers believe.
they will secure a conviction.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-10
RESPONDS
CALL OF THE WILD"

Unable to withstand the lure of
Nevada and the opportunity to meet
the friends and companions OF the
days of long ago, Judge C. c. Good
win has accepted the invitation TO
visit this city and deliver the oration
on the Fourth of July. says. the Car
son Appeal. The letter containing
this information was received by Gov
ernor Boyle today and is as follows:
Salt Lake City, June 7, 1915.
My dear Governor:-I have just
written Mr.. Hunting of the Fourth
of July committee that l will try to
be in Carson to help celebrate the
National anniversary.
I have been in doubt about being
able to go, which l plead as an en-
cuse for not sooner replying to your
most cordial and much cherished let
ter of May 26th and sincerely thank
you for it.
l held the friendship of your father
as a special honor for many years,
which makes your beautiful letter the
more touching to me.
But to your invitation to be your
guest while at Carson, permit me to
plead an old mans excuse, that save
when the guest of the governor OF
Oregon for three days. thirty-seven
years ago, have not slept under any
gentleman's private roof for forty
years. Old men are full of kinks and
when travelling, like to be where they
can swear at the landlord, damn the
walters and go and come as they
please. So please let me go to the
hotel. 1t has been my custom on this
coast :or more than three score years.
Aga.u thinking you and assuring
you of the very great pleasure I an
| ticipate upon meeting you, | am
most sincerely, your obedient SER
want,
c. C. GOODWIN.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-06-10
HIGH SCHOOL
ENJOYS BANQUET

Last evening about half past ten
nearly all of the High School stud
ents, teachers. and guests seated them
selves at the+ beautifully decorated
tables to enjoy themselves at the ban
quet given in honor of the seniors.
After everyone had eaten their
share of delicious refreshments many
toasts and speeches were given. Mr..
&. c. Jensen acted as POSTMASTER and
after a short Introductory speech cali.
ed on Mr.. Maurice Mayer, president
of the Freshmen class. his speech was
short but interesting.
Will Mayer. Jr., then gave a toast
in Miss Knemeyers honor, and then,
one by one, the Mighty Seniors gave
their speeches.
Mr.. Will Englert then gave a few
remarks in behalf of the good of the
high school.
Hon. z. ]. l.. Taber now presented
the medals to the winners of the
track events and as the medals were
pinned on each winner they gave a
short talk Miss Knemeyer helped
Mr.. Taber give out the medals.
Mr.. Hcsson. president of the board
of education gave a few remarks and
then. speaking for the high school,
presented Miss Knemeyer with a
beautiful bracelet-watch.
Mr.. Jensen gave a few remarks and
then with a song the banqueters ad-
journed until next year.
Those present were:
Miss A. Bremen, Miss p. Duane.
Miss Knemeyer, Mrs. Lathrop, Miss
Wright, Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Hesson,
Mr. and Mrs. Will Englert. Prof. Geo.
c. Jensen, Mr.. John Patterson, Mr..
Gerald Clinton. The Misses Estella
Wines. Ester Noble. Muriel Littleheld,
Mildred Griswold, Lola Hanna, Mar
garet Hesson, Geraldine Helfrich, Ger
| aldine Clayton. Leila Ogilvie. Hazel
Francis, Alta Byrne, Barbara Higgen.
| bothem, Hanna Brown, Addie McNe-
NEE, Alice Bradley. Vivian Grover,
Eloise Ogilvie, Elsa Clayton. Adele
Clinton. Messrs. Ernest Clawson,
Howard Bremen. Harold Fernald,
Harvey Sewell. Dan Fillipinni. Sarl
Conrad, Will Mayer. Joe Fillipinni.
Dewey Conrad. Ernest Jacobs, Maur-
| ice Mayer, Ellis McCormac, Jim SUIT
ton, Hugh Wilson, Lester Wilson, Jess
Turner Fred Baumbach. Merrill But
! ler. Wallace Hunt, Frank Case
(Signed) A FRESHMAN.
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now state the terms, for she Is at pres.
ent victorious. If she states them gen.
erously and wisely, the public opinion
of the world will force their accept.
ance and she will emerge from the
contest as powerful for peace as she
has been for war. II she does not
state these terms, the responsibility
for the continuance of the war is hers.
There can be but one result, and that
Is universal deterioration Of race and
impoverishment of condition, the ac-
cumulation Of debt by each of tho
warning nations, the burdens of which
will be fruitful of unrest and revolu-
tion, resulting in the destruction Of ex-
listing governments and dynasties.
The restoration OF peace means gain
to all, the continuance of war means
loss TO all and gain to none. II in.
wolves the destruction OF the At and
the courageous and the return to ele.
mental savagery,
Present conditions offer to Ger.
many the oportunity of powerfully aid
ing In crystalizing into concrete form
and action the sentiment common to
all civilized peoples, that information.
nj justice should be administered as
Is national Justice, without savagery,
passion or prejudice and according to
the orderly forms OF law,
"Will Germany avail herself OF this
.tdTqsI5pset IoJ 6lJunlIoddo 1BsI9
Mexican Policy Endorsed.
'I have endorsed the presidents pol
icy Of 'watcbful waiting In Mexico
from the flrst--sometimes not without
doubt. but always have been with
him. believe that Intervention by
the United States at any time would
Continued on Page Four)
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.ELK0 MILL PLAY
W|HNEnUcCA
(By the Sporting Editor)

(By the Sporting Editor)
The Elko baseball aggregation of
players will leave here Saturday morn
ing for Winnemucca where they will
meet the fast Winnemucca team In
games Saturday and Sunday. In
Killllay. the Winnies have q mighty
good pitcher. one who has played
good ball in the past. He has two
brothers playing on the coast at pres
ent-Jack at San Francisco. and Mar
tin. the fast right fielder Of the Sc
attic club. Joe and Ed. the other play
company and are now playing In the
bushes. Killilay or String Bean" as
he Is known on the coast has an
abundance Of speed with good break
ing curves. and will have an able re-
ceiver in Moy, the first string catcher
for st. Mary's college.
There is no question but what Win
nemuCca has a good all-around team,
and one that hits well at all times.
Manning should hold the hitters down,
and all that is needed by the locals
is a few timely hits. and the local
boys are practicing hitting on the
home lot this week. Christian at the
initial sack. Walsh at the keystone
station, Alton at short, and Giroux at
third makes strong looking inheld,
while Stadelli, Erskine and Arant are
a hard combination to beat in the out
er works. They are not exceptionally
fast fielders. but the trio will all hit
over 800 for the season.
Captain Helfrich has announced the
players who will make the trip, and
this aggregation should present a
formidable appearance on the trip.
Claude Wilson, who played here for
Montello will do the backstopping.
Manning on the mound, Hicks on first
base. Helfrich and Ryan on second and
third. McFarlane on short, and Wright,
Snelson. Merithew, Merrick and Rein
hart outfielders and utility.
Manager Doyle has secured the ser
vices of Hannigan, who held the an
nunciator here last Sunday. and the
Umps will perhaps officiate at both
games.
The Elko team will be accompanied
by a number of supporters, and all
wishing to go may receive a rate by
communicating with Manager Doyle.
Among those who are expected to go
are Sheriff Harris, Jack Robbins. Joe
Mcnamara, Lou Englert, Frank Rus
sell, A. P. Cannon and others who will
go down on Saturday evening.