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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

ed and those now in use. An in
creased tax on automobiles also is
recommended.
In a brief introduction which EVIL
IDENTITY in intended for the grand
jury's general report. III. f. Stewart.
the foreman. calls the courts atten-
ton to what be terms the personal
antagonistic condition existing in the
board of county Commissioners.
That portion of the grand jury's re-
port reads as follows:
I'VE find that county and city af-
fairs are in very good condition both
physically and financially. There is
only one thing TO which We desire to
call the courts attention and that is
the personal antagonistic condition
existing in the board of county CON-
missioners. This Is an individual an
tagonism and has a tendency 10 work
to the disadvantage of the county al
fairs.
After all that is said and done the
condition is due to the system that
makes no one person responsible o
secures to no one person the credit
Necessarily a system that makes a
mad scramble for praise for work well
done and a constant lodging OF re-
sponsibility Is depiorable to say the
least"
The report of the road committee
contains some very interesting mat
ter and follows:
From our extended observations
we find the roads In fairly good shape
and at the same time deplorable for
the moun of money that has been
invested in them. This condition we
believe to be due to the system in
which the roads are built and not to
any individual cause. The road fund
is totally inadequate for the building
of new roads and should be used only
for the maintaining of the roads.
Consultation with the county COM
missioners leads US to believe that a
bill should be passed by the legisla-
ture allowing Washoe county to bond
itself for 100000 or s4oo. 900. this
money to be used for the building Of
roads In a modern and up to date
way and use the present tax road
fund for maintaining these and other
highways. Supplement this bond Is
sue by an increased tax on automo-
biles which are the great wearing
force runniny over the present roads"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
MEN AND OURS IN BAD

Men don't stand very high In at
least one apartment house In Reno,
according to An advertisement pub
lished in one of the Reno daiiies a
few days go. The old rule bar
ring children Is broken osmithereens
by such annoyances Is dogs and mere
men, the ad says. cannot be coun-
tenanced.
Following Is the advertisement IN
der the For Rent" column:
Divorce Home. Accommoda-
lions for IL ladies who enjoy home
life. Either apartment or board and
room. New management. Children
welcome, BUT NO MEN OR DOGS.
Phone i503-J-K. 1866 Ralston street
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM ALL AR7 OF THE STATE

on the public streets without a per-
nit from the Board of County Com
missioners.
This course Is necessary" he said.
to Keep down i~li-feeling among
friends and to assure a political
square deal for all concerned.
1T was found necessary to adopt
this policy at Reno and 1t Is likewise
necessary here"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
NEW TRIAL DENIED IN
TELEPHONE TAX CASE

Ruling on motion for a new trial
in the case of the Nevada Telephone
& Telegraph company, a corporation
plaintiff, versus Nevada Tax Commits
sion. ct al, defendants, wan handed
down Saturday by Judge Ayerill in
the fifth judicial district court.
The above entitled Gauss involved a
contest over the amount upon which
the plaintiff corporation should pay
taxes in the year 1914 in Nye county.
The motion for a new trial In the
case was o%verruled and q new trial
denied.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
rONOPAH WOMAN ROBBED

Mrs. Bessie Hosmer of Tonopah
beft q coat In an automobile while
she was witnessing the fight In the
Hippodrome at Goidield. The coat
was stolen. In a pocket there were
four travellers checks for $40 each.
Since that time the Goldfeld officers
have arrested a man with the coat
and one OF the checks in his pos
session. Another man was arrested
after he had cashed one of the checks
In a saloon. The other two checks
are still missing.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
p. C. KNOX, yR., ASKS DIVORCE

Alleging that his handsome young
wife deserted him q year ago. Phil.
ander Chase Knox. Jr.. has fled suit
for divorce from Mary Bowies Knox
in the district court at Reno. The bus
band expects that his wife will contest
the suit. Knox eloped with Miss
Bowles from Providence. The girl
then about 20 years old vas employed
In q New York department store. The
plaintiff In the action II a son Of ex-
Senator Philander c. Knox of Penn
former secretary of state.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
PLACER GROUND HAS BREN
PAYING AT ROUND MOUNTAIN

A report, covering the placer opera
lions of the Round Mountain Mining
Company OF Nevada for the past year
was issued today to the stockholders
by President and General Manager
Louis ID. Gordon. Three periods are
included in the summary OF reaiiza-
ton. Between March 1 and July l
of this year there we're handled
1872 500 yards of gravel that yielded
s48.176. The value per yard ecove
ed was 33.8 cents, the cost 1875 cents.
and the net realization 14.3 cents.
From July 10 to September 3, 1915,
there were handled 1880 yards that
yielded $36.413. The value per yard
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
GOVERNOR ODDIE TO MARRY

A dispatch from Los Angeles. pub
iished In a Carson City paper. states
that Gov. Tasker l.. oddie viii, at an
early date, marry Mrs. Daisy Kendall
HacKeigan. of Los Angeles. Mr.. Cd
die met Mrs. MacKeigan when she
was establishing n residence in Reno.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
CIGARETTE FIENDs ARRESTED

Lester yondre. 10. and Stanley
Cook. IA, arrested while burglarizing
O store near Reno. have been return
ed to Vallejo, California. who're they
committed n similar crime. In each
case they committed the crime to
obtain cigarettes. in the 9 of which
they had become "hends."
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
WANTS To GIT HIS INCREASE

An Indian selling pine nuts at
Nontezuma suddenly increased his
price about 25 per cent Asked why.
he replied Sugar. -four, all grub go
up: pine nut go up, UGH"
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22
NO POLITICAL BANNERS IN
ELKO WITHOUT PERMISSION

Commissioner Henry J. Jones OF
Elko county has requested publication
of the statement hat no political ban
ners legally may be swung over or
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

Senator Francis G. Newiands, &C
companied by his wife and daughter,
we're guests OF the Riverside hotel
in Reno Sunday.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-22

The scare from infantile pralysis
at Reno has abated, both Reno and
Sparks have been cleaned up. and
the schools have been reopened
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21
men Intrag bllr6 Namcnsaufruf angez
I, pt,,>,,o,, {,~,.So

nen Gntras burd Namcnsanfrllf aneez
i1omnlen ip1rbc.
@eihIoHen. 1ab Der 6tabt, anae.
nieur @rlnbpldne ausarbeite. tpelde
Die Collation. unb augemeine gel9of.
fenbeit ber BerbeHerungeu. bic dus.
oebnune berfeIben. bic @robe unb drt
tes 5u beuubenben Materials .berorb.
net. ferner einen l1eberi1lag Der SEQ.
ten. fotpie bic 11n1Iagc auf irgenbtpel4e
9umpf> ober Strobenbabn. out iebe
Got ODER ieoes ongrenaenbe grunbfld,
i'm 9erbdltnib 5u oem jenen burd bic
IN Der folgenoen @traBe fsqbiidtiete
Gusidatung. &antiteinlegung u,o
Nflaternng ertpudienben Nuben:
Fleaiant Ctr. bon 8rabb biz GipI
Ctr. nit aspbaltigem Concrete.
@isb Ctr. bon @arriion biz Miplsu
Str. nit aspbaltigcm goncrete.
2ombarb Ctr. Ion Sarrilpn bisgcott
Ctr, NIT aspbaltigem Concrete.
Ngnes Cane bon Grairie big Qou1it
Str, nit aspbaltigem Concrete.
Ndte Ctr. bon Minsmortb Big 9abie
Ctr, nit aspbaltigem Concrete.
Belnont Str. bon telegraph Mnab
big elmer Ctr, nit ubebelpeb" @rid.
Mlep 5tpiiden 3mciter rnb 9ritter
Ina Saplor nnb Sillmore Ctr.
Netpberrp Ctr. bon 8ine ctr. Biz
ans Gcitgren5e bon @ableb @eigbts,
init Concrete.
2aDcs Str, bon grabbstr. Biz 6nr<
|rilpn Ctr, nit aspbaltigem gpncrete.
gsplanaoe Iberrue bon galleb biz
'2ocuii Str. nit ubebelpeb" 8rid.
@aItern Ibenuc bon Qocuit ctr. bis
Snltb unb 8ribge iiber Chicago. Mil<
tpollfee nnb ct. Saul NailtpaD, nit
81id.
gaitcrn gbenne bon Sutton bisgal@
leD Ctr, NIT ubebelbeb" 0rtd.
gareD Mpe,nlc BON 2ocrlt biz @igb
Ctr, NIT aspbaltigem goncrete.
6arris Ctr. bon z. Big Waribau
Ctr, NIT vbebelcb" 8rid.
gnreb Mbenue bon IA. Big Is. Ctr,
nit 8rid.
MIleb nDrSIih bon 6. Ctr. bon CYL
ban abena1e biz @rano slpcnue, nit
bebeleb @rid.
gcott Ctr, bon II. Ctr. Biz Mleb
iiiblid, NIT @rid.
MlleD Spiifen is. nnb 10. nnb
Wain nnb 3arriion Ctr, init Gon<
crete.
Mlleb 3tpiiden Z. unb 8. gtr. unb
2eglaire nno Soipa Ctr, nit gons
crete.
@aiiirt unb beitdtist Sen z. SUM
1918.
SAB ct na9 Sertieitenuns biefer
@%runbpldne bieieIben beim 9th GIer!
einreiden unb oieier Johann in 8 mad.
acknowledgement Guseaben elmer in
Der @tabt 9abenport tdgli9 cridei.
nenben 3eitung onfiinbisen ION. bab
Elm berartiger @runbplan in ieiner
Office aufgeleet uno es bic Nbiidt Der
Stabt iei. ioIde @erbei1erung aus5u,
fiibren. 8eiterbin ion bieie Noti5 a1e
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21
eeiceli& Dorseidriebene Snfornntion1

eeietli& borsei@riebene Snformation
angeben.
aamensalfruf auf bie Mnnabme ber
obt9en Sic lolutiouen ergab bas folgenbe
3eiultat:
8et.: S. @ertpaIb, Mnbor.
gegl.: 8l1go @oeler. Gtabt Glerf,
Sa = @ofd. Sebring, &uebl, 2iuos
bol1n, Neeper, 8roeller, Maben ~ z.
Nein - aeiner.
Tcrrcdnmtgs : Committee.
Mlb. Meber unterbreitete Ben 8eriht
rcs g%errcd)nung : Committees unb auf
lelllen Mntrag purben Die MnIpriid}e II.
Subll'lte CUR 3abllug angcipie len.
@einnbbeitsratb.
Staotclerf DtDIler berlas bas Grp<
to!al Der lebten %regnldren @erlam,ns
ING bc3 @elmnbbeitsrat6s nnb aufgn=
trog con Mlb. &iibl lp1rbe oas grptp@
toli angc1rmmet, bic 3ublliIte eur
Sa1f,ng onac.riclen uno Sic gounfp<
Mea rinaeE an Sen Supcrpilorenratb
bertri,icn.
etastnnralt @albo geder ii6ers
rcid)te mil cininen gut 9%cfpdblten @pr=
ten gonrcb Nrch, Witglieb bes Scllere
Departments. cilcn pom Seuerbcpartz
,nent : ittcr Der Staot 9upcn=
port, fiji. 6c!uicicnc Sapferfeit bel ser
Tettling bes &l6en5 ron Nfarp 8idels
mann.
8parh nj GmGlic @urfs.
GpmnHilldr Erprsfci, perlas Sen gcs
rtdt Der 8%erIammllng bes @paro Of
Bllblic 8prfs ms alll Nntraa bon Mlb,
8iib( lpllrhc ocrlcIbe cntaeaenaenpms
men n1b rcaiitrirt.
&eridJiehcnes.
Splgenrc Nccbnl,n9cn purbcn sur
3abhlno anocrielen:
pavro,, ., sat,rlss.
As'oN 20 Ma P,lr tSl1 pert: 1885
Payroll Nav 18th to 3lst 49,. so, 254.44
HH pals & . Mast,n ........... 90
Davenport Water O. .......... i.58
swaaf yWai La.t,.d y s. S.ss
2. j. Moellet 500
E =. :. R hohe' \ co. ... 1900
Penn Consun. rs a.. c.. iii
Chas. Boettchar ........ ........ 1857
Payroll May isln tc June Ie'' 4tia.. 1889
Remington c.. rs
Underwood Co. ...... ........ rs
Geo. Waldmat ...,.......... LIE
m. Kunkel a. Sr,t s............. 2.31
spencer Furniture Co. .......... $50
Iowa Furniture 90. ............. 7.2O
Cameron Wall Flnel Co. ...... $50
Davenport waite Co ........ 1858
Berg Bros 14.75
Harbeck q Co. ................. 1910
loenger Bros. .................. 1854
Iri-City Tent Co. .............. 17.40
Iowa Telephone Co. r......... 1850
VIM: sass 1900
"A. J. Lerch Co. ............. 9755
Printing and Stationery.
p. Zoeckler 30
p. j. Tent ................. .25
z. Zoeckler 10
Heisn !: Croul ................. rs
Fldiar d ............. LIS
Borcherdt Fig. Co. .............. $50
SWazey 20. ................. N4.75
ITCHY Llthographing Co. ..... 6.6O
riolar M chambers ............. 7.50
remington Co 14.27
Kelu-Mohr q kloppenberg ..... 1900
t1diar q ............. $3.50
ohnston-sessions ............... 25.36
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21
II in England beroorqernfen.

lion in gnglano beroorgerufen. -
8e1n iid) nid)t atlbera Nationen
Qlba! Die Ser. staaten) gegen
1elltidlano 1penbel CLAUDE ih aus
eigenen geobad)tlu1gen beraus nto
trob meiaer SDmpatbRm NIT ben gl-
liirtcm, baB 3elrtihlano iiegen miro
m16 6aB Sic Observation-Disclosures
nift LANCE binausgeldoben meroen
foinnen, meinte 1reud).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21

Der .rSdsItGe 9empfrat", etrfdItesItt
6onntagSsalliseabe feds gaiimmern teoe Wote
itrb an bic glbonnenten in oiefer stabt fiji
10 Gents ic1bentlib pber $500 idbrlilt BEL
UcraissabIuls fret abaeIiefert.
Wtit Der 8oit auberbarb ber etabt, mad tr,
genb etrem 9oftamt In ben Ser. Staaten, Co
xaba coer We1ico. $500 idbrlid BET 8nrauS,
5ablung.
STE eonntass . Massnbe, MIR bird bic 8of
mad. iebeni 9oitant In ben Ser. Staater, foftei
idbrlit $f.M bel @prausaabInna.
Boft inrsrbaIb Ser Ser. etanten uno burd
xrdeer In Der Stabt $3.50, bel 8orals5alIuna
$500; mad Canada $3.50 l1to mad Guropa
$500 per Sabr bel 8ordrs5nbIur1.
Ser ,NBdcntlthe 9empfrat", In stpet Ibet
len, WsitttuodS ltnb SonnabenbS. foftet timer.
taIh ber Ser. Staaten $500, mad Canada uni
na& EUROPA $3.50 idbrItG Bet 8orauSaatIrne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21

9rnd . arbeitex aler art
liefert bic Sob@9 ruderei oes ,De,
9emofrat~ gu niebrisen grciien UNI
bei aufmertiamiter 8ebienuns.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21
9flaiternnss= Committee.

Nlb. &iibl unterbreitete Sic @crbe1<
lerllnas : 3ubllilte gum gctrnge BON
$114.50, bic Hflaltcrungs : Neparaz
tllr : 3ablliltc gum 8etra9e bon $267z
81, unb Die geitenipeg : arel15llngz
3abllilte gum 8etrage bon $265.32 ii.
allf Ieinen Intrag ipllrben felbige 5ur
3ablung mgetpieien.
glo. aiibl %berid)tete iibcr Yrotclte
unb Getitionen nie fnlgt:
l1e6er Getiticn bon q. g. Martena
II. @nb. fir 9flalterung ser 2ombarb
Ctr. bon NipleD Biz Scott gtr.-giinz
tiger 8criht.
l1eber Eetition bon Srcb @dulb II.
Nnb. I'm Bflalterung Ser l1nion Ctr.
bon @nlgin9ton big @ilfes Mbe. Obj
ldldglider 8cridt. Sclbige ion in
gepfla1tert nerben.
l1ber Eetipn bon 2ouile Srhe NM
Inb. I'm 8flalteruna Ser 8leaian1
Str. 5tpiiden Miplcp Ctr. - giinitige,
.8eriht.
lleber Groteit bon Srib @obrle uni
Nnb. 9esen 8flalterllng Ser &lealan1
Ctr. bon @nrquette biz @albingtor
Ctr. - 9iinltiger 8eriht.
Ilf Mntrag bon Nlb. &iiDl tpurber
bic gcrihte angenDmmen.
Ilb. &iibl lmterbreitcte nnb berlas
Die folgenoe Neiolution, pclde auf lei=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21

3tpede Ser Sn1peftion irgcno ciner Sex
ion pber @eieuldaft. tpel6e bieran ins
t%ereliirt linb- ODER al Ben fir bclagtrn
Seper gu er%bebenben Gpc5iallteuern.
lno oab irgen0 etne 1ol6e Yerlon pber
@eiellldaft %cbentuelle @intpenbungen
gegen benlelben pber sic ein5ubebenoen
9pe5talIteuern Dem Stabt : glerf tire
ginipenbln9en idriftli6 ein5ureihsu
bat BET ober bpr Ser 8eriammlrrq leS
Gtabtratbs. ipelde am Z. sSuni 1915
%abgebalten miro, besinnenb INN 7.3D
@benbs bes belagten Sages, unh haS
Der Stabtratb in bieier 8erlamn,llnlg
ale tprgebra6ten @inipenDungeu nnb6s
rem unb ilber bielelben entideiben lpirD,
un0
SIN Nnbetra9t, 3ab gintpenbmaatr,
idmmtlid abgepieien puroen. fei 60
Bei4lofien bonn Gtabtrntb Ron
9abenport. baB cine @pe3iaIitcne- auf
iebes an Der beiaeten @tred. li"nenbe
Got ober@runb1tiid an @cglenan Bruz
lebarb berbeliert. tpie ausgefii5rt II. auf
iebe5 an iene gerbe1erung eren3enbe
ODER %anliegenoe @%runbtiid ober elnen
She'll elmer foldJen ~auferle9t tpirb nod
benz obenertpdbnten 8lane unb Bes
ridte BEG Stabt,Sngenieurs, unh s.ab
be. staoti6abmeiiter angemieicn 1T.
beiagte Spe5ialiteuer mad benz Geies
uno ben Srbinon3en fir &oIettirunS
bon Gpe3ialiteuern 3u foueftiren.
8elt.: S. 8ermalb. Mlabor.
8egl.: @u9o Moeller, Gtabt : glerf.
Na%mensaufrlf auf obigc Mciolution
ergab folaenbes Neil1ltat:
Sa II @old. Sebring, &uebl, Qinbs
bolr, 8eber, Broeitler, @aben - Z.
Stein - &einer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21

Ger Erdiioett Fat Sic MobiI-
1rlad1llna Ser Mili5 alter Stoutell
albefoblcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21
4plitiid)e ,tnS nnpulitiidJe
Grandchildren.

Ger &riea nit Merifo miro il
III nlcbr WrneiOcn lailcrl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-21
- @s beibt nllr sum sdl,t Ser
nerifaniih : merifaniidcn @ren5e.

alber Samstag iiber od)t Gage
tri1t oas ncltc gsies in Strait, oab
Die Wlili5 audi allBerbaIb bcs @cbie-
ties ser Scr. Staaten permanot mcr=
sen bari. Milo?
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
How to Conquer Rheumatism
At Your Own Home.

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from rheumatism, kidney disorders or
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
GrOus Half an Inch;
Recruit Passes Exam

terday afternoon, because he was only
five feet, three and one-half inches
tall.
This morning upon Sergeant Bonds
advice, Cerbett came back, and upon
measurement he was five feet four
inches in heighth and was accepted.
Corbett is an electrician by trade
and came to Richmond last week to
seek employment He failed to fnd
job and so he decided to join the
army He entered the signal corps
as an electrician.
So anxious was the young man to
join after he was rejected yesterday
that Sergeant Bond began to figure
some method by which he might get
him through.
Il have often noticed that men are
taller in the morning than they are
in the afternoon, and so decided to
try this theory" said the recruiting
officer today.
often times there is as much as an
inch difference. The cause is explain
ed by the medical examiners as being
due to the fact that the vertabrae of
the backbone yield to the pressure
due to the weight of the body when
erect The heavier the man, the
greater the difference becomes"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
RAILROADERS EXPECT
BALLOT ON STRIKE
WITHIN NEXT WEEK

Local railroad men are expecting
that strike vote will be called by
the heads of their respective unions
some time next week
They have little hope that the rail-
roads will meet their demands until
1t becomes absolutely necessary that
they do so
In case the majority vote calls for
a strike, 1t is expected by the local
) men that the walk out will come about
August 1.
II is the opinion here that in case
the strike vote becomes necessary, the
Richmond vote will be unanimously
In favor of quitting work until the
railroads meet all demands, it is said.
No compromise is possible" said a
railroad employee today Eight hours
makes three shifts a day. No SEIZED
ule could be effected whereby nine
hour shifts could be used, because
nine will not go an equal number of
times into twenty-four."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
OVERLAND PUSHES
LATE MODEL rs

Model rs" has been the watchword
of the Talcott-Overland Sales com
pany for the past few days, and spec
ial efforts are being made, c. C. Tai
colt, local sales agent, said to impress
upon prospective automobile owners
the class" of this car
Several improvements have been
made in this model, which is to be
known as the 1917 model. The Delco
ignition system has been used, instead
of a magnetic. Four inches has been
added to the distance between the
front seat and the dash, and on the
whole, the car is one OF the neatest
cars ever built by the Overland com
pany, he said.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
Gains 25 Pounds in 80 Days
Remarkable Experience of P. G. Clark
Builds Up Weight Quickly.

II was all run down. writes P. G.
Clark. Il had to quit work l was so
weak Now. thanks to tonoline, look
like new man. l gained 25 pounds
in so days
"Tonoline has put 10 pounds on me
in IA days states Charles Bracett. 1T
has made me sleep we'll. enjoy what
ate and enabled me to work with in
terest and pleasure
If you would like to put on few
pounds of good solid flesh, we will
send you Free a soc box of tonoline
to prove what it will do for you.
Address the American Proprietary
Co.. Boston, Mass. enclosing 10 cents
to help pay for postage and packing.
For sale by NJ. ]. Quigley.-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
Bowel Complaints in India.

In i lecture at one of the Des
Moines, Iowa churches, missionary
from India tol6 of going into he in
terror India, VIII re he was taken
sick. that he had a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy with him and believed that 1t
saved his life. This remedy is used
successfully in India both as a pre-
ventive and cure for cholera. You
may know from this that it can be
depended upon for the milder forms
of bowel complaint that occur in this
country. ObtainabIe everywhere
Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17

Mrs. William Gavin, champion Won1-
an golfer of England, ana runner up in
the last American woman's champion
ship tournament, is again playing a
wonderful game this year and is work.
ing her way to the top in the Metro
politan Women's championship now
being played at BaItusrol, N. j.
Mrs. Gavin plays particularly
strong game and her driving is remark
able. She spends much Of her time in
competition with men golfers and has
acquired masculine style of play
which makes her formidable when
playing against members of her own
sex.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17

That there were no flies on the DEM
ocratic convention in ST. Louis was
due in no small measure, to the civic
pride of st. Louis. At prominent street
corners, public fIy-traps, one of which
is shown in the accompanying picture,
were set These traps catch several
pounds of flies each day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
BELIEVE CONGRESS
MAY BUY UNIFORMS

Paul Comstock and Sergeant Bond
are advising the dozen or so Rich
mond men, who are planning to at
tend the summer military camp at
FIT. Benjamin Harrison not o pur-
chase their uniforms until the last
minute.
Secretary of War Baker is trying
to get Congress to appropriate $1,000
900 to furnish the uniforms. 1t is be-
heved by local supporters that the ap-
preparation will be passed within a
few days. Action on it has been de-
layed by the st. Louis convention.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-17
Entertains Unity Club.
RECEIVES PORTRAIT.

OXFORD, O., June 16.-Alpha Chap
ter of Sigma Chi. Miami university,
has just received a life-sized oil por-
trait of General Ben Piatt Runkle, U.
S. A, retired, of Hillsboro. one of the
founders of the fraternity in 1855. The
portrait is the work of Frank A Wer-
ner, Chicago artist who will also paint
portraits of the other two founders.
still living, Thomas c. Bell. of Fruit
vale, Cal, and Daniel W. Cooper. OF
McComb, o.