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eggs But she WI not have the Dis.
position nor indeed the ability Il she
I'D not nd cgg.mAking material. See
that Asy at s proper amount Of cut
green bone along With the other IA
tons. You VIII DO sure they are ret.
ting tho dsht egysnaktng snod Is fat
% Il eoes. Il has an excellent tonic
eject and gives nutritiye elements ii
the sane tina. Lean meat ID good 10
fed into the egy machine. Most ever
poultry raiser can get green bone q,
the butcher shop for little OF nothing
It makes feathers, muscle and bone for
the machine. and It makes eggs come
from the machine.
When you keep about city chickens
you get great results and you begin
to think that you have mastered the
whole business. but when you have
any where from 500 to 1000 you fail
By . whole lot In getting results pro
portionAtsiy that were obtained from
smaller lot and 700 wonder VIVA,
ala the business. When you reach
this point It 10 time that you set To
work TO straishten things out and tind
whore the trouble has been.
We account for the many abandoned
poultry plants BY the fact that SO many
would be poultrymen in the past have
not followed this course. 80 wher
you wish TO get into the poultry bus
mess DO not forget that the bushes.
counts one.tenth and the man nine
tenths.
The smashing Of the egg trust ha,
become popular occupation In many
cities and considerable item OF ex
pense was saved In cities where the
campaigns were carried on. The Par
eel Post should improve the market
for the best eggs by bringing then
within quick and easy reach to con
sumers.
The income from poultry furnishes
the cash to pay running expenses Of
many families. and furnishes "pir
money" for many women engaged IL
! the work. The domestic hen deserves
Q fuller recognition than she some
/ times has been accorded.
About 90 per cent. Of those who star
IN the poultry business fail-they los'
interest and quit They know SO grea
an industry pays, yet they cannot IN
derstand why they fall. have know
many who lost every dollar they hat
and as soon as they had obtained mo
ney started again, and kept at It unit
they succeeded.
Many fail through ignorance OF hous
ing, feeding. care and knowledge o
! breeding. An ordinary person o. In
tell!gence can learn to run q poui.r,
farm. There are tragedies OF multi
piled failures in the poultry field.
do not say this to discourage any one
but rather TO point out the fact, tina
1t Is business which will not slant
neglect.
The ovsry is the most important or
gan Of the hen. 1t governs the mum
Der Of eggs laid. Often this organ be
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expect President Wilson to head 8
sewing club or the congressman In
Washington TO vote the District Of Co
lumbis dry"
"All this might discourage many wo.
men. Dut It worked exactly the or
possite in my case. Ny boys pledged
their support SO my task consisted
mostly OF keeping them keyed up
TO the proper pitch and to prevent
them from Cracking under the strain
was elated over my success and
resolved TO introduce the game among
the girls.
1T you're going TO teach anybody
anything about baseball you will have
TO know It yourselt-;hat's certain"
told them and ordered the young
woman into hard physical training on
the diamond. Even the boys, skeptical
as 70 woman's place in the national
game, have been forced TO admit that
the girls arc showing pep"
/ have organized team OF girls ct
Piedment park and am coaching them
steadily In tha fine points Of inside
baseball" In addition te batting, base
running. pitching. fielding, etc.
To watch them at practice immedi.
ately indicates that Tild game is in
prospect when this team comes into
contact with another feminine con.
tingent.
/ hope the dag will come when our
girls will he Just as skilltul on the
diamond as the best OF the men play.
ors and sincerity believe that within
fcx years the game will he uni.
versaliy adopted by women all over
this country.
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comes weak and diseased and fails To-
perform IT. function This Il ons rear
sou Why some hers lay more than oh
en-.
] have had better snccess IN err
farming aftar I became familiar with
the laying Organs q the hen. II hens
In the lock havs oreans cut Of oordi-
ton they VIII be the last ones 10 the
flock 10 start laying.
n Il . good idea 70 Gull out these
poor layers. II there IS Life IN the hay.
ing organs Of these poor hens they
win lay only during the spring months.
Never allow hens 10 sit On the nest
II they arc not wanted for incubation.
Start them to laying % soon a. pos
sible. As soon N discover Q hen that
wants to sit, get the organs in laying
condition a. soon ~ possible. By this
method we save time and money. In
the poultry business we have no time
TO cater TO the whims OF the sitting
hen unless wanted for incubation.
Don't let the hens lose their appetites.
They may be laundering for green stun,
meats, etc. See that the fowls have
full crop when on the roost at night.
II these plans are followed up the
poor layers can be kept out Of the
dock.
How many have ever thought that
In the care Of little chicks lies either
success or failure in poultry raising II
one cannot raise the chicks Matched.
where viii the layers and breeders for
future seasons come from7 There is
much work-real work-and study EN-.
bodied in this subject and / think that
any one who has had experience in
caring for little chicks will agree with
me. that there is more work than they
had expected at first.
Poultry and eggs are cash. Anything
that brings cash returns every day In
the year assists the farmer IN pass.
ing over the long period from harvest
to harvest. A crop OF wheat brings
returns al certain time OF the year.
The principal source Of cash on many
farms in the winter Is the poultry. The
basket Of eggs that goes to the market
always brings cash, and the fowls
supply their product every day in the
year when not neglected by the own.
ers. Feed them well In winter and
they will respond to the good treat.
ment. Eggs bring good prices in the
winter and give more profit In proper.
ton to the cost o. materials entering
into their composition than any other
animal product on the farms.
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When man or woman has flock OF
poultry they oush. also to have note
book. Mine Is full OF observations.
Sitting by the FIRE on cold, blustery
days, RS run TO turn over the Leaves
and see what / did-and didn't do. 1t
refreshes my memory and helps me
TO plan for the coming seasons, and
TO avoid some OF the mistakes OF the
past years.
To go into poultrynan's yards and
find every thing IL It's proper placs and
wearing the expression OF a life flh
OF energy, nothing to indicate slack
or earelessness. Is indeed a great Sat.
istaction TO any one whu ia 8 close
observer and who sees and knows the
causes OF so many failures in the bus.
iness.
One should only keep the strongest
and most vigorous birds, which have
been brought 70 maturity under the
most sanitary conditions, free from
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FAIRvIEW NOTES.

Miss staoia Morris Of Glover Gap
u visiting her cousin. Miss Marie Nor.
us.
Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Eddy and daugh.
ters OF Fa.rmont passed through here
Thursday evening en- route from Croas
Roads where they have been visiting
relatives.
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INTERNATIONAL
|sundayschool
So Lesson 81:

W e. y. SELLERS, Acting Director q
the Sunday School Course In the Moody
Bible Institute OF chicaEo.)
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LESSON FOR July is
PAUL AT ATHEHs.

LESSON TExT-Aets ras-sl
Il GOLDEN TExr-in him ws ave, ant
move snd have our betrs.-Aot1 I7:a
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Stole Ford Auto;
Wanted in Oakland

Special Automobile Officer Will
lain J. Emigh of Oakland. arrived in
Carson thi morning with requisition
papers lronl/ Governor Johnson to
Governor Boyle requesting an execu-
tive warrant for the arrest and return
to that state of Ira Wallace and Err
nest Dumslng, two auto thieves The
complaint charges them with granu
larceny in stealing a Ford auto of the
value Of $4OO from Irving Sonnabend
Of Oakland OH October l7tl,.
The pair were arrested in Reno by
Chief Of Police J. d. lIillhouse on
October I'D for stealing auto tires
and other automobile supplies and
they were identified as the two men
wanted in Oakland They are being
held III custody i'll Reno and will be
taken to Oakland by Officer Emigh
to stand trial. as soon as the papers
are signed by the governor, which will
probably be this afternoon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Presidential EleCt0r Deserts
Republican Party for Wilson

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Oct. 25
J. w. Dawson Of this city, coal
operator, last night, IN a letter to
State Chairman Joseph II. Gaines OF
the Republican State committee. ask
ed that his name as Hughes elector
at large be Withdrawn from the Re
publican ticket.
i have been great admirer OF
Judge Hughes since the insurance in
vestigation in New York years past,
said Mr.. Dawson in his letter. Il was
Tor him originally when Mr. Taft was
nominated and elected president, and
at that time hoped to. some day see
Judge Hughes president OF this coun-
try. But | was at Chicago during the
Republican convention in June;
have been a student of public ques-
tons since that time: have read Mr..
Hughes public addresses with a great
deal OF anxiety; / do not find in them
any good reason why we should
change administrations at WasI7ine-
ton at this critical period.
Il do not find in Mr.. Hughes ad-
dresses that candcr and directness o.
assertions which | had expected O:
him. When questions are put to MIN
on matters vital to the United States
he quallilcs his replies with evasions
and fails to meet the issues squarely
as a powerful lawyer ust,aliv does
when he is convinced that he is on
the wrong side of the case in court
and that his client is not entitled to
a favorable verdict, all of which is
disappointing tc, ne.
And when summing up the entire
situation | am convinced whether
correctly or not. that Judge Hughes
occupies the same position toward
the National Republican party tha.
Judge Robinson Republican cand
date for governor Of West Virginia.
does toward the Republican party OF
West Virginia, and that a vote for
Judge Hughes would, in fact, be as
s1stlng TO turn over the United States
and the destinies OF these 100 O.OOO,OOC
people to the corrupt Old Guard
dominated, controlled Absolutely by
such men as Barnes. Penrose, Crane
and Smoot, and will never be a par
ty to such treachery to our country.
That crowd, | believe, if Judg,
Hughes became president would dom
mate and control the destnies OF thi,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25

RENO, Oct. 25.-"Affairs in EliO
county lock- very 'promising,' said ].
{. Iarris, Democrats sheriff Of Ehlo
county, who is up fOr re-ele ction -
Our friends the enemy, practically
>OnCede a large Democratic majority
which will give Wilson and Pittman
big lead there, but will carry the
county ticket along as we'll. Own.
10 the fact that business has carried
me elsewhere. | have not had oppor-
tunity to canvass the county person.
ally but am now about to do so. The
reports | have been getting from my
friends and office associates are very
reassuring, however, especially since
the visit OF Pittman, Game, Sanders
and Kcnnett. OF course, Game and
kennett are Elko county men and
since they are personally very popu-
lar they will poll a heavy vote. those
that lnow7~them having every conf
dence in their ability to fill the Of,
Hces they are seeking.
"Scnator pittn1an made a splendid
on his recent speech
making four, as did also Judge Sans
der. They were greeted everywhere
with large and enthusiastic audi
ences.
"Of course. you heard of the flag
incident which caused Anne Martin
and her friends so much Indignation
[ have had women tell me since that
there would not be ten female votes
against Wilson and Pittman in Flko
ii that banner had remained"
In discussing the land bill now be
ing so consistently msrcprcserted
by Platt and Miller. Sheriff Harris
said that the people Of Elko were be-
coming pretty well informed as to
its provisions and are not allowing
themselves to be fooled by the sophis
tries OF Pittman's opponents.
"1'm Republican" spoke up A..
NJ. Bruce, also OF IIIko. who was a
party to the DISCUSSION, but | be-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Put Storey in Line
for the Democrats

lie Plttman party had one of the
largest and most enthusiastic meet
ings i'll Virginia City last evening that
mas been held in that city ior years.
The large theater was packed and
)ammed, standing room not even to
be had. Then entire party was re-
ceived with an ovation such as has
seldom been seen in that mining
camp
Senator Pittman was listened to
with close attention and his explana-
ton Of the Pittman land grant bill ser
tile minds of a great many at rsst re-
gard'ng the benefits that the state will
receive from sales and rentals Of land
now being used free by the cattle
men for grazing purposes. He ref,t-
ed all the arguments made bv Platt
and Grant Miller in their opposition
to the bill in suth an earnest and con
Nncing manner that it was evident
that II there had been serious opposi-
ton to the measure it was removed
by his statements.
Judge Sanders as usual caught the
crowd by his quaint and humorous re-
marks. while Ed Game, in Roberts
own bailiwick. made many friends, as
also did w. Kennett.
Before reaching Virginia CITY a tel
,ephone message was received from
Silver City requesting the party 60
stop there and make some short adj
dresses. The request was promptly
complied with and the entire party
met the people Of that bustling little
mInlng camp and an outdoor meetin.
was held before large and apprecia-
tive crowd From the reception in
Silver and Virginia City it is safe TO
say that Storey county will give biz
Democrats majority for President
Wilson, Senator Pittman and the en-
tire Democratic ticket.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Prominent Catholic Priest Tells
Why He Will Support President

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-The Pitts
field, Mass, News on its editorial
page publishes the following comment
on tribute paid to President Will
son by the Rev. Father Bernard Con
ATTY, pastor OF St. Joseph's church OF
Pittsleld, who declared, in announc-
ing his support OF the president, that
we should all thank God every day
on bendcd knees for the guidance OF
our great chief, which has brought
peace and prosperity to this country.
That is the great, overwhelming
greater Importance than mere poll
tics; it touches the very hearthstonc>
OF our homes. of our well-being
Hughes has said nothing to indicate
what he would have done if he haC
been in President Wilson's place. II,
has not indicated what he will do il
elected president. Abandonment o.
the foreign policies laid down by tn,
president means war with Germany
.s surely as the coming OF tomorrow
Voters all over the country ar
beginning to realize this tact anC
more and more they are indicating
their intention of standing by Presi
dent Wilson, who is growing in popu
larity and strength every day. Fathc,
Oonaty also sounded a true note o
patriotism when he said:
"'Our streets are decorated with
the emblem Of freedom. We've flung
the Stars and Stripes to the breeze
To welcome back home those brave
soldier boys who answered the call to
arms issued by the president
"Rcpublican spellbindcrs are not
pressing loudly these days the early
contention that the Mexican mess
was just Democratic campaign tim
Der. They have come to realize, ever
those who passed three days on the
border, that the troops were sent
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Eagles Present
Special Program

Tomorrow evening will be Eagles
night at the Grand, presenting the
'argest nid-week program ever
screened by the "Birds," consisting
of eight reels. Two features Of two,
reels each and four single reels.
Beatrice Fairfax, in the pictures
everyone likes. The Adventures of the
Jealous Wife-Clean, wholesome ro-
nance and hazardous. thrilling ad-
venture-that is the keynote of the
Beatrice Fairfax series-no cont:nu-
ttions.
Mysteries of Myra - Thirteenth
thrilling chapter. Myra closes with
two more episodes. Don't miss them.
On the Firing Line-With Tommy
Atkins.
Tom Powers Comedy Cartoon
"Krazy Kat" and 1.-TWO Feet That
Achc as One"
The Mystery of the Railroad Thrill
ers-With Helen Gibson.
Also the jewels of comedy, Harry
Myers and Rosemary Theby, in That
Tired Business Man.
a special program that is guaran-
teed to please both big and little.
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there to meet a great emergency and
they were kept there for a PATRIOTS
purpose.
1T is because of his staunch. un-
wavcrlng patriotism that Father Con
atty as a churchman comes out strong
~ for President Wilson. No one need
search further for an argument why
the president should be continued in
office four years more"
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
German Report
RY United PrcSsl


BERLIN, Oct. 25.-General Mac
ktnzen has captured Ccrnevoda. The
capttrc Of this place is more import
ant than that Of Constanza, as it pre-
vents Rumanian retreat over the
crnavoda bridge. Northeast o.
Ncrdun the French gained as far as
Fort Douaumont, but fighting still
continues. The rain is hinderins the
Sommc operations. The French at
tacks at Rancourt have been repulsed.
1t is believed the big Slav forres
trapped east of the Danube in Do
brudJa are imperilled by the Cerna-
N"da capture In Pennsylvania the
Icutons captured Vulkan pass and are
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Villa and His Band Now Retiring
Towards San Isidro, Twenty Mile,
West of Chihuahua 90 Are BEING
Pursued by Government Troops
Many Refugees Arriving El Paso

r1vlng here say that the main body OF
the Nillistas is voluntarily retiring
toward San Isidro, pursued by the
Oarranzistas. The Carranzistas did
not know this until their outposts
withdrew after covering Villas re-
treat. The outposts and rear guard
are now at Palomas. twenty miles
west of Chihuahua CITY.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Officer and Man Killed
IBy United preSSl

BY United Press1
" WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The
,ommandant of the American marines
at Santo Domingo has reported to
Secretary Daniels that an officer and
soldier were killed III the recent en-
sagemcnt. Ramon Batisti was killed
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Big Majority for Democratic
Ticket In Elk0, Says Harris

:ievc Harris will beat his opponen'
TWO to one and I think the Pittma,
:and bill i O. X II it is possible t,
nelp the smaller fellow to get hole
Of some Of this vacant land by les
cumbersome method than homestead
ing, and the profits to- go to the
schools, why in tie name of the big
horn spoon don't we do it,
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
SPECIAL MEETING

A specia! meeting Of the North Side
Improvement club is called for Thurs
day evening at the Arlington hotel
parlor. Matters of importance are I,
be discussed and it is hoped that each
member viii, be present.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25

country solely i'll the interests of
what is popularity called the invisible
government which knows no poIit-
zeal party, no loyalty to country. rec
ognizes the right OF no private citizen
and whose only objects are to enrich
and place power in the hands OF fav-
Ored feW'
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Added Berlin Report
lBy United prpSSl

10y OIllltU T'rCSS
BERLIN. Oct 25.-Thc bulgarian,
have reached Caramurat and Doku-
hor. eighteen miles northwest OF
Constanza, and are dispensing the
:Slav defenders. The Teutons are at
tackng ncrth OF Campolung. Else
where in Pennsylvania there are local
attacks.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Bv United Press1

CHICAGO, Oct 25.-Wheat near.
ed the s. mark today when it jumped
to Sl.So, after opening a cent higher
than at yesterday close. At the
close today December sold at ST .SO34 :;
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Abandon Their Positions
Rv United Pre,Sl

! Nv United Pre,sl
PETROGRAD, Oct. 25.-The Rus
so-Rumanians have abandoned their
positions at Cernavoda, the eastern
eld-of the bridge to old Rumania, un
der TeutOn attacks. The Lasavla po
slt1ons have also surrendered. The
Slavs ARE retiring northward under
the Teuton's attacks on the entire.
Dobrudja front.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
December Sells Above $1.86 and
May $780, Many Who Bought
as Low $1.06 Make Fortunes
Little Offered as Higher Prices
Are Looked for

and May at $780,. There was wild
excitement. Several operators, who
bought heavily when wheat was at
Sl.O6, made big fortunes. Only small
quantities of wheat are offered now
as higher prices are still looked for
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Inquiry In November
TBv United PresS1

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Chair
man NeWlands OF the congressional
joint committee has announced the
question OF wages and hours will be
the first considered in the inquiry
into the railroad situation in Novem-
Der.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Bv United Press1

NEW YORK. Oct. 25.-An explo-
sion this morning, which the police
believe was caused by a bomb. dam
aged the Lexington Avenue subway
station two minutes after crowded
train passed. There were no injuries
Nearby windows were wrecked. The
police say the bomb was planted in
the station.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25

celVed orders to prepare to entrain.
A physical examination Of the men OF
the Seventh infantry is being made
preparatory to mastering them out,
which started today.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
To Protect Runania
IBy United Preset

LONDON. Oct. 25.-I1oyd-G George
in addressing the house Of commons
today said the Allies were taking all
possible steps TO protect Rumania.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
by United PrCssI

PARIS, Oct 25.-Thc violent Ger
man counters against the new French
positions northeast OF Nerdun have
failed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
9TH INFANTRY
MUSTERED OUT
by Cuited PressI

tBy United PressI
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25.-The
Second infantry detrained and made
camp this morning. The artillery and
cavalry at Nogales has not yet re-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25

Miss Mamie Berning returned yes
terday from two weeks vacation
spent on the coast.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
Capture of Cernevoda by Macken-
sen Means Much to Teutons, as 1t
Practically 1soIates SIav Forces In
Rumania - Kahn InterfereS With
SOmme Operations

attacking Sinaia. The Russians have
lost lI51NO men since June lst
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
M'NAMARA WILL
ASK FOR PAROLE

oN FKNNClSoo Oct 5-Jofn
"a serving h'tcen tonal ronwokers
the
Times dynamting, to arolep plea
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-10-25
BY United Pressl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-General
Funston reports that the Carranzistas 8
say that troops are moving north
from Parral against Villa Mexican
embassy officials deny the reports
that Carranza is preparing to abdicate
and fee Mexico.