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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20
FIRST AIDS

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us. EAGLE DRUG CO.,
fThe Rexall Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20
SCOTT SECOND TRIAL
Is SET FOR MARCH IL

In the District Court this morning
Judge Ducker set the second trial of
Bert Scott for Ma ch IL.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20
Baptist Church

Sunday school at 1880 a. m. Preach
ing every Sunday at p. m. Prayer
meeting every Thursday at p. m.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20

i FOR SALE-Dry onions in good con-
dition, by the sack or ton lots. Apply
to B. Klucny. adv.tf
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20
st. Paui's Catholic


Mass tomorrow morning at 1O:30
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20

The Bjoerke was coal laden, en-
v tie from Leith. Without doubt the
mine was planted by the Germans.
Protests are expected from Norway.
The crew of the 3joeike was rescued
by a trawler. They said the vessel
was almost torn to pieces, so powerful
was the explosion.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20
Norwegian steamer sunk

COPENHAGEN, Feb. 20.-The Nor
wegian steamer Biotrke was sunk by
a North Sea mine. The fate of the
crew is unknown.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1915-02-20
Wilson Wakes Up Early

- WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.-President
Wilson was scheduled at 3 a. m. today
to open the Panama Pacific Interna-
tional Exposition. An alarm clock, a
brand new one, was given the chief
executive so he would not oversleep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
BRUNSWICK AND LUXEMBOURG
Two Ad5OininG Counties That Are Pull
ing Well Together.

ALBERTA, VA, June 19-The rains
have come just as the op.imsts looked
Tor them and they have put n very new
aspect upon the situation OF affairs
we had an idea down here that the
wheat crop proposition was all to the
pad, but the rains have come and they
have helped the wheat crop all right
The indications now are that the yield
Will be something like 90 per cent
greater than could possibly have been
predicted three weeks ago.
But this Is n small matter What we
look to in this region Is the tobacco
and the corr crops AS to the first
named. the recent rains and seasons
have been all that the tobacco grower
could wish for and the good seasons
and the good time for settling out the
tobacco plants have been NIL to the
good. The farmers have not failed to
take advantage Of it nil, and II is fair
TO presume that the usual crop, maybe
n little bit more, has been set out, and
all of the indications are that the set
ting was In good time, and Will result
In much bright tobacco this good year
And now as to corn. Well, down here
In Brunswick County and over in the
good ole County of Lunenburg the peo-
pie know corn better than they know
anything else. More acres have been
planted to corn this year than in any
one year for at least twenty past And
- -. S'ei To0 pcItei year lor coTnf
Down In this part OF the country there
was never anything like II. Prophets
are without honor in their own country
that Is to say. in their own corn coun-
try, and ] know very we'll how prone
are the people to find fault with
local correspondent. Therefore | will
not try upon prophecy, but all the
same. II is dollars to doughnuts that
Lunenburs and Brunswick Counties
VIII make more corn, more wheat,
more peanuts and really more tobacco
this year than they ever grew in any
one year before. You just watch Bruins
wick and Lunenhurg grow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
AMERICANS ARE STILL IN
GRIP OF AUTOMOBILE FEVER
Premier Motor Official Makes Tour of
Country and Finds Conditions

Although eight and twelve-c cylinder
cars are we'll established in the auto
mobile market the Premier Motor Man
ufacturing Company, makers of light
skies still stand By the durability
OF the six cylinder engine. y number
of scientific tests have been made by
the company for the purpose Of show
ing the relative wear and tear OF en-
Gines OF various dimensions, and the
result OF these tests proved a big vic
tory for the siX-cylindcr machine
The Premier factory is working at
full force every DAY turning out cars
of immediate shipment The demand
for cars has been so great this year
that an additional force of men was
set TO work early in the year. and
even with this added help dealers are
sailing so many cars that IT Is diff
ficult TO keep step with the hundreds
OF orders which reach the local plant
each week.
Frank f. Smith, head of the com
pany has been making a tour of the
country visiting dealers and has found
conditions to be just as nourishinE as
they were two months ago. Every
where the motor fever has gripped
Americans and Smith says the auto
business will continue to thrive In
the East he found dealers selling cars
,ps-ra pidly S they were received from,
tile factories. The same conditions ex-
ist in the West and Middle West with
an unprecedented sale in the South
crn States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
BRlSC0E BUYERS CAN HAVE
ENGINE OF OWN SELECTION
Public Ia Given Preference of Four or
EiEht-Cylinder Motor In

Benjamin Brlscoe, the pioneer auto
mobile manufacturer, whose latest en-
terprise, the Br!scoe Motor Company.
in a single season has earned for 1T
self the place in the industry which
to the average automobile concern
come only after years OF constant eff
fort. is just promulgating new sell
ing plan. which solves the one uues
ton which at the present time per-
plexes the prospective automobile
buyer namely. shall 1t be an eight or
a four?
In other words, he offers the public
a new Briscoe car. which. according TO
the customers choice. may have under
its hood four-cylindcr or IN eight
cylinder power plant. all other details
Of the car being Identical in either
case
The Gordon knot is cut by Briscoe
in his offer to let the buyer of new
Briscoe four use the car for some time
and TO replace the four-cylinder motor
with an eight upon an additional pay
ment should the customer so desire.
This plan of ours" said Mr. Bris-
coe, 'ls of no considerable advantage
to the factory, but 1t certainly is Of
assistance to the dealer who is In doubt
whether he is TO continue, TO handle or
taSe on one Of the old reliable tours or
whether he is to hitch his wagon TO
one Of the eight cylinder stars now APP
pearing on the trade horizon in In
ereasing numbers. If the dealer takes
on an eight. he may find that many Of
his prospects have only four-cylinder
pocketbooks: If he handles only tours
the desire of many of his buyers to be
up-to-date and in the swim may cost
him some sales The privilege given to
the customer TO choose between n four
and an eight and the additional adj
vantage of being able to have the mo-
tor changed from a four to an eight
n or -
flculties.
To this Briscoe engineers the eight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
JOAN SAWYER TO DANCE
WAY ACROSS CONTINENT
H"ciefy Dancer Takes Original Manner
which to Keep Engagement
mt san FrnncIsco.

Joan Sawyer. Americas foremost So
cIety dancer, has chosen dar!nglv
original way OF keeping her appoint
Hlent In San Francisco on August II.
wher" she opens long engagement.
on Juno Is with manager. maids and
moving picture operator. quite a com
pahy In Itself. she started from New
l2rk IN two motor cars TO tour across
me continent. And tho cars that Miss
sawyer selected for this tremendous
tour OF ncariy 5000 miles are two
Paige Fairhelds c"Six-46'D. The Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company shipped tho
two Paige Skies" 10 New York, and
there they were QUILTED under Miss
Sawyer's direction for their long jour
ney to the coast
~ have driven lots OF motor cars."
said Miss Joan Sawyer. land conse-
qnently the prospect OF this long tour
doesn't friGhten me 4 bit. II has been
qG'tc job. though. 10 decide on the
most comfortable. the safest and the
snrcst car FOR this 5000 mile trip T
have examined SO many motor cars and
driven 90 many and heard so much
apout lEnitions and motors and wheel
base and spring suspensions these last
two weeks. that I believe I could get a
job anywhere as a motor car sales
wpman"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES;
NEW ONES SPRINGlNG UP
Dixie, Like balance of Country, Feel,
Effects of Wnr. Bnt Some
thing Doing.

BALTIMORE. June ls.-Amonr the
southern industrial and other develop
mental enterprises reported in this
weeks issue of the Manufacturer S
Record are the following:
Gulf States Steel Company will .,.
tend blooming mill building at Ala
bama City. Ala, to accommodate in
stalhtion of one four-hole SGT of soak
ing pits, with two additional gas pro-
ducers and one additional overhead
plunser crane; coat, $4,000
Producers Refining Company. Kan
sas City. Mo. Will erect buildings at
Gainesville, Tex, and install eouip-
ment for refining oil, etc: daily produc-
ton to be about 10000 barrels of kero-
sene and gasoline.
National Yeast Company, Colgate.
Md. will erect four brick buildings TO
cost about $4,000
Walter Moore, Birmingham, Ala, and
Eastern associates acquired Empire
Coal Company, with properties valued
at sl,5oo.0o0: holdings include 1900
acres OF coal land. four openings with
daily capacity Of 1900 tons OF coal.
mining equipments. mining town, etc,
at Empire: plans to increase daily
tonnage to $500 and provide for fur
Their extensive developments for ship
ments by Frisco and Southern Railways
and Warrior River; properties com
bine with those OF Panama Coal Com
pany. which owns $4,000 acres.
Andres Stone and Marble Company.
Milwaukee, Wis, will expend $4,000 to
erect buildings and $4,000 for ma chin
cry for marble finishing plant at Ves-
tai Tenn; 2O4x69 l-4-foot main mill:
272x50-foot machine room, etc; riv-
eted steel frame structure.
Isaac Fass. Norfolk. Va, will erect
cold storage plant to cost about s25,-
900.
Kilby Locomotive Works. Admission,
Ala. contemplates the installation OF
ten-ton open hearth steel furnace to
manufacture steel castings: daily pro-
duction about twenty-five tons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
METHODS IN FARMING
That MAY APPEAR NEW


Big Bull Tractor. The Bull Tractor
was pulling two fourteen-foot bottoms
and peg tooth harrow The writer
watched the tractor closely-notioed
the depth and quality OF the blowing
and the completion OF the work a. the
harrow passed over II, and decided that
here at last was the logical tractor for
the small farmer OF the South.
When he stopped to consider that
the tractor had much horse power on
the belt, sufficient power for threshing
cutting ensilege. ginning cotton, saw
Ing. pumping water. operating both the
grain and the corn binder and hauling
was capable OF doing anything that
required power his eyes were opened
/ was impressed with this fact. No
matter how long. hard or hot the work
the tractor never gets tired 1t will
work twentyfour hours in every day!
Not only this. but it costs nothing
when it isn't working. And when It is
working II costs less than several
horses or mules.
The Westerners have lately started
equippins their tractors with head
lights, so that they can. when rushed
put on a day and night force, and do
the work in half the time.
Let's turn around here in Old vir-
ginia; stop wasting money on the "one
crop Niea. and instead. aided by the
now methods, make more money by d.
versified farming
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
NEW HUDSON FORTY HAS
YACHT LINE BODY DESIGN
Reduction in Sales Price Announced
Coincident With Arrival
OF Latest Model.
NEW LINES ARE GRACEFUL
Luxurious Upholstering Is One OF
Features - Even Luster Surface
Resists Weather-Other Designs
VIII Catch Eyes Of Motorists.

The Hudson slogan for Its new 1918
siS-forty. announced to-day. is the
%acht-line" body design and ever
lustre" finish. And not the least in :
teresting feature of the first infor-
nation about the new forty" is that
the price is again reduced by 1900,
making the list price now 1880, a re-
duction Of 1900 from the original price
of this car two years ago The an
nouncement states four Innovations:
yacht-l!ne body, ever-lustre finish,
roomier tonneau. 5000 reduction in
price. The chassis of the car is the
anne, with few engineering refine
ments worked out during the past
year. new carbArctor contro! I'M
proves even the successful features OF
last years model. The intake pipe has
oeen remodeled along lines giving still
smoother flow OF gas. Some changes
have been made in the electric system
permitting greater accessibility to
come parts In the body OF the car
the general lines show the graceful.
harmonious curves OF the yacht line
This lie stated to be the elimination Of
the stream-line. The entire ton edge
OF the body Is In continuous line. II
is luxuriously upholstered in leather
around the entire edge. There ara no
breaks In the smooth contour Of the
sidee. Even the customary beading
around the doors has been abolished.
The ever-lustre surface gives motor.
lists what they long have desired-a
oaked-on finishish. brilliant, deep and
enduring. 1t resists weather, washing,
rubbing and mud. The builders cay Il
Is to be found on no other car. Men
who dislike to SEQ their cars grow old
and shabby will be Interested in this
n ~Ia tt,Sa
people.
The company, however, emphasizes
the fact that the 1916 forty" is after
All the same car that is now in the
hands OF 1900 owners and that has
made such phenomenal success.
Figuring the low average OF about
1900 TO 5000 miles per car this same
forty" has been tested over almost
5o,o0o,oo0 miles of average roads. This
is the biggest thing the Hudson six
forty has to offer. And that II is so
recognized by buyers is evident from
the comments always TO be heard on
this statement.
The six-forty for 1916 is produced
in the seven passenger pha eton, the
three passenger cabriolet, three pas
senger roadster. town car and limou-
sine. Other models in closed cars are
in contemplation. TO be announced
later. The town car is beautiful
model developed along the much
admired lines OF the Paris and London
Ideas 1t is certainly one of the hand
soonest Hudsons that has ever been
produced. The new forty" limousine
shows wider and larger windows, ex-
quisite upholstery material and work
manship, generous seating capacity
Taking II all through. 1t Is doubtful
" the Hudson ever before has had a
line OF such varied interest and at
Effectiveness as Is exhibited In the ne "
1916 models.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
Hrler Items Of More or Less Industrial
hnTncter From All Around the Globe.

Hrlef Items Of More or Less Industrial
thnrncter From All Around the Globe.
Australia population is now es.i-
mated at 1000 COO.
British Easr Africa devotes $4,000
acres 70 waffle growing.
Finland m the first half OF 1914 ex.
ported $4,000 tons &C paper pulp
Germanya total steel production in
1911 amounted to 1S.5T9643 metric tons
1t has been estimated that nearly
300. 100000 feet, or more than 5000
miles, of film are used up yearly to
satisfy the worlds demand for moving
pictures.
Japan is such mountainous country
that it has to resort to intensive Gull
tiyation in order to raise enough rice
In 1912 it used fertilizers to the value
OF more than S104.000.000.
The Lloyds. of London, have recently
issued form of insurance against an.
pendicitis. The claims have become so
numerous that they have found II nee
essary TO double their premiums.
The State OF Ohio has abolished 1888
saloons since its new liquor license law
became operative n year ago. This is
exclusive of those forced to close be-
cause Of the proportion to population
restriction of one bar to each 500 resi-
dents.
fruit cargo. which left New York
for South America in January. included
1850 boxes and $50 half boxes pears,
9,O61 boxes and go barrels apples and
531 barrels grapes for Rio de Janeiro,
and 1.0l5 half boxes pears. 5.434 boxes
and $50 barrels of apples for Buenos
Aires.
Cherry Is tho wood most used as a
backing Cor the metal plates from
which illustrations are printed in maya
zihes and periodicals. 1t is chosen
above all others because it holds it's
shape, does not warp or twist, works
smoothly and d'1es not split.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
NEGLECT MOTORCYCLES
IN MILITARY CIRCLES
WIDE Scope Of Usefulness Has Not
Been Realized by Ameri-
can Government.
VALUE SHOWN IN EUROPE
warning Nations Use Fleet Little
vehicle to Carry Dispatches and
Tor Scouting-TO Have Transcon-
tihental Relay Race Next Month.

In the matter OF our state Of prepar-
edness or unpreparedness for war--one
OF the most troublesome topics OF the
"aE--the applicability OF the motorcycle
TO army service seems TO have been lost
sight OF or never to have been consid-
cred By the powers that be" In our
military circles.
The wide scope OF usefulness to which
the motorcycle has been found eminent
" adapted in army service by the war
ring European countries has served to
FOCUS the attention Of our military au-
'horities on the power driven two
wheeler. When 1t IS considered that
motorcycles are used by every one OF
INC nations in the conflict and that
Great Britain, according to reports
from men in the ranks at the front, has
seen ut 10 do away with the horse al
,3se,her In favor of the motorcycle in
me dispatch OF army messages 1t is
apparent that the fleet little vehicle
deserves this belated attention.
me coming transcontincntal dis
patch relay way Of New York and
Sacramento which liz being promoted by
me Trad, Trade papers in conjunction with
the war Department will provide first
hhnd evidence of Just what the motor
cycie is worth to the United States
ARM. All official eyes will watch
ttes!dent Wilson's message as II is
rolled across the country on this record
breaking trip-all attention will be CEN
tered on the machine which Will make
ms whirlwind flight possible The Jun
VIII start from Washington on July 10
ana II Is expected that the riders Will
heat the train time OF four and a half
days FOR the trip.
II Is safe to say that the dernonstra
tion viii win the appreciation of the
war Department and that the organ
izauon Of motorcycle squads vii! fol-
low in comparatively short order.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
THIS BAD PIECE or ROAD
HAS ONE USE AT LEAST
Detroit Truck Manufacturers Find
Poor Highway nm Excellent Test-
Ing Ground for Products,

Everyone knows that Detroiters have
hard time getting out Of the city to
good roads OF other States. owing to
the execratable Michigan roads, and
all tourists who have tried to entcr
Detroit via the route through Mon
roe from Toledo have undoubtedly OK.
nerienced some OF these difficulties. Yet
tho Monroe Road Is blessing for It
provides a splendid testing ground for
automobiles and motor trucks. for on
TINS route during weather at all wet.
the mud becomes hub deep and n slide
means the carrying OF the roadway
out into the field. @. e. Porter chief
engineer OF the ]. c. Wilson COMPANY
the great manufacturers of Detroit
who are about to devote the huge plant
az warren avenue and Fifteenth Street
10 the manufacture of motor trucks
after thirty years of successful car
rage manufacturing and auto paint-
ing and trimming In Detroit, extended
an invitation to Stanley Wilson, sec
retarE OF the company. TO make a test
trip In the / l-2-ton model of the
company. and then took MIR. Wilson out
over the Monroe Road to Toledo, while
the stretch through Monroe was at it's
worst. The truck carrying a One-ton
load. made the journey down and back
without trouble. but Mr.. Wilson de-
scr'oed the journey as one long to
he remembered. and said at the close
that Toledo round trip was all that
was necessary to convince him that
the Wilson truck had after one and
one-half years of engineering and test
Ing work. been brought to just about
perfection. The Monroe trip has not
been the only test run mado for the
wilson Company has sought by steady
use of it's trucks in this way to bring
them to absolute completion before
coming into the open market with
them Quantity production Is to be
started in October
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

TOST of production is therefore no sure
guide to the Mileage and Residence
- which can be put into such subtle
and "tenperaTqental" product as the Rubber in
Pneumatic Tire.
And, though the B. F. Goodrich Co. can,
and does, put the most Mileage per Dollar
invested l, by the User, into Goodrich Safety
Tread Tires, they do not interpret this as a
reason why they should charge higher price,
to include an Insurance Premium which would
place their Adjustment Basis" beyond the safe
and reasonable minimum that Bad Roads and
Careless Driving make necessary.
Because of its Manufacturing ADVANTAGES,
its Precision Methods, and Waste-reducing
P PTsS (reslllting from its As years EX.
FERENCE in the working of Rubber, the
3. F. Goodrich Co. can afford to and does, offer
the greatest Mileage in Tires at the lowest
price per Mile
It sells the standard grade of Goodrich
Safety Tires at 1919 to 800 io,Oer prices than other
n non brands which Guarantee" greater
Mileage but cannot prove deiiuey of greater
Mileage in actual use
Why pay MORE for any Tire?
THE B. F. GOODRICH CO.
akron, O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20

cylinder motor is nothing new. we
have BEEN following Its development
for nearly three years. over since the
30 Dion people came out with their
first design Of this kind. and we have
toreseen the probability OF an eight
cylinder demand. When this demand
came We were ready for IL and our
arrangements are such that we are
able TO give the buyer not only his
choice between four and an eight
cylinder motor but can give him the
additional safeguard Of changing from
a four To an eight if he comes to the
conclusion that the change will bene-
At him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-20
EUROPEAN WAR Is MAKING
RETAIL INDUSTRY SOLID
Automobile manufacturers Find That
Selling In Bcins rut on Concrete
Basis Now.

DETROIT. May 1e.-One Of the
benefits which the automobile Indus
try In America has gained as q result
OF the European conflict, is putting of
tho retail industry In the United States
on a concrete selling basis. 1t Is
claimed In Detroit. the center Of the
Industry. that the past two years has
witnessed Il wonderful change in the
method OF condustlng the retail auto
mobile industry.
Dealers az early as the present time.
are now invading Detroit. personally,
by letter and otherwise, laying plans
for the coming season. The termina =
ton OF the fiscal automobile year in
the industry ls June 80. The contracts
for the coming year are dated July /.
Dealers thoroughly recognize the in
roads the eight cyclinder car has made
on the market. The eight cyclinder
manufacturers. of whom there will be
many during the 1915 automobile sea
son. are being hesieged with requests
for contracts. The King Motor Car
Company, who are in a class by them-
selves and who have enjoyed a highly
successful season with their eight, are
one OF the Detroit firms who to-day
are getting numerous inquiries for
territory for the coming season.
I'm all my experience" Sales Man
aeer w. l.. DAILY of the King Motor
Car Company, says, IL have never seen
30 much interest no far in advance Of
the contract season. But 1t is going
to be our policy to stick with the
dealer who have helped us pioneer the
King to success. That rs. II the dealer
has shown the sptrit OF cooperation
toward us, and King owners that col
incides with our policy. we, no doubt,
will disappoint goodly number of
dealers who have made application to
handle our line, but we highly appre-
Ia AA,,,,, Ant W "