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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03

Capes have become fad and appear
everywhere in smart spring styles. In
tailored gowns, in suits and coats, and
in dresses of all kinds, all sorts of
variations of the original shoulder
cape betray its influence on the mode.
1t bids fair to GUST the high collar
from frocks, only to capture them for
it's own. For many engaging little
wraps for spring are merely capes, in
one shape or another, joined to collar
cites made of the same material.
Besides these frivolous and dressy
little wraps there are innumerable
cape collars of organdie or other sheer
stuffs for indoor wear. Two of them
are shown here. One is a dainty and
demure looking furbelow with a plain
band about the neck and hemstitched
edge. 1t fastens at one side with
row of small crocheted buttons and
is ornamented by an insertion of mar
row val lace very neatly set in about
two inches from the edge.
At the left of the picture the cape of
organdie joins a high turnover collar
by means of row of hemstitching.
This collar is plated across the back
and has rather deep points at the front
where it opens in V at the throat.
Val lace, having a square mesh, is set
to the edges with scant fullness, and
two rows of hemstitching are placed
4 bove it in the organdie This collar
fastens at the front with a single small
pearl button.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03

ed, having decided this was the best
yet.
o. X. Olson and daughter took the
morning train for the county seat,
Saturday.
Con Smith of the Avon section, was
in Moscow between trains Saturday.
N. R. Shepherd took the 10 o'clock
will go from there to Republic, Wn.,
where he will cry big sale.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03

ssssAs Ao+esszr ssas.I -s.-srss.s X ssssSts
Mr. Oliver Lockard of Joel WAS a
business visitor in Troy. Friday
Henry Snyder, Jr., went to Cotton,
Wn., for a visit with relatives Satpr-
day.
Mrs. S. E. Powell and the two
youngest children started for Amboy,
Indiana, the first of the week wheI e
they expect to visit relatives for a
few months.
A lady from Bonner county highly
entertained the ladies of the W. c. T.
U. here last Wednesday, Her lecture
was very interesting to all who were
fortunate enough to be pre-' IT
Miss Eva Duthie, who is attending
the normal school in Lewiston, came
up Saturday for Short visit with rel
atives.
The first of April and still we have
snow on the north slopes and III The
heavy timber. The old timers say
the past winter has been the longest
one ever known.
Willard Cole and Carl Keitman,
who are attending the university in
Moscow, came down Friday for a
short visit.
Jake Michals, who went to Arkan
sas about three years ago, has reI O.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03
THE DAILY sFAR-MRRoR: MOSCOW IDAHO MONDAY APRIL

W. B. Campton, who was formerly
in business here, now located in New
ada, came to Troy Saturday for a
few days visit with his sister and
his many friends.
John Brannon of Avon was in Troy
Saturday on business. He reports the
roads are getting much better.
Bert Campbell of Little Bear, and
George Smith of American Ridge,
were in Moscow, Saturday.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03
G<Au Rzz7aM z
soIes for the Bedroom Slippers.

Use old felt hats for crocheted slip
per soles. Cut two or three pieces the
size of the slipper; quilt these to-
gether by machine, stitch a shoe lace
around the edge and sew your upper to
this lace; this will outwear any other
sole and costs nothing but few min
utes' work l always use them on my
childrens morning slippers and they
are still better if a piece of kid from
an old shoe is put on the outside of the
felt and stitched with the rest.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03

Curtain Rods and Rings Repoliahed.
When the curtain rings and pole
ends grow discolored and black they
quickly brighten up and show most OF
their original luster if they are boiled
in vinegar for short time
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-03

Taffeta silk, net, and crochet buttons
are depended upon for the frilly capes
for outdoor wear. They are made in
black and of dark colors but often
lined with shades of rose, yellow,
green, or with gay striped silks. Oc-
casionally small garment, which is
partly bodice and partly cape, made of
silk tops dress like it in color.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-05-17
uo ,,9umanitdl" OergeNen WarO!

ge Sos IeienDe qabHIum irre5nfitrcu afudt miro, sgt aus Ger
PebeIde Der .qt 4r~ berbor Die nit Dem Soge peattnt: "Se anLsrt
fnuibe gPeoierunq plaat ehea Qrotet Gil 8roBbrttanrien gegen oeneh
gerbot. SoTpuoL Srtfhl os mertfnniter Rote1 Grai5es undl Seni1g.
IonS ,uS bic ibm p~erbinOeen Gambler ourd5nloiien. Bum erren Weale
murbe 6ps iet 0urh Elm Shreiben oes fribern Rratoenteu &nf ON oeh
Staatsiefretir Banning bdnint@, NM. $50
felt Ir Ioreeua tefannt it, Bon Der Setnus oes amerttanulaen M9hn
arcnes lit es iuieoerbot ritgetetlt rooroen, mo Der 8raioent aIoh,
Der .eroffdo1 gbef os aotcn Sreu5es If, Bat oarlr1 gepugt Sq Fmes
b~robrthihcn Rfhtung mar ibm ober aaes rebt mas enaldao ft lotanse
cs Teutihlnno uno 0cHen 8rbin0ete nur bmoerte uno lnnoigte,
Sdt M2onoten miro IN Der 0eutidamerfdnfhen srsie odrnoer oe'
ribtet un0 In geri1nnhmgnu proteiHert. gs brthhe 8erpot ge9ort ~
nieieIbe aloIe, pe os gesen bic Mildberiorglng tr tleu1e aanoer. Sc
fnabper Sic MiIh, oeo peniger 0entihe pdtten beron. Sc fnnpper oe
Qo,arefh Wette, oeo mebr Geutihe fonnten an gsunoen uo arant'
hafen rnn. COS liz 6ds grin5ip 6es arieges egen oos oeutlne Soh, oas
GeuHttum, uno fir bic Sumonitat.
Gng ~fortbouern0e grtonen 0teIer brtifhen SAdnolittet uno tbrer
9aIOma 6urb ben Nr1i0enteu, oos Broteieren oogegen m Burger
frdien, bnt lett enSIt ben @utihluB IN 8afbinston ae5cttgt IN etaen
mil6eu grotehp, benz naturih fefnerlel gtaA0rtd gegeben miro, m Son'
bon borieuia All mer6eu. limb Serr Tnt bot debcnsnurotg oa NIT leTnem
griefe o~usqebolfen. ST lit ia 70 boaig Suuo IN 9ono nit Wilions pro.
brtiiher goHtf, ob r sur Silfe tets berett IT. Der 3ertpurit tMr
enen iolhen grutdt lit glnfhg. Die g8abbdt ridt INNER nober. Ni
Ridfht 6orauf marc om9 eengt, jet sum erlten Wtole" babe mon oGr
SteRr bruhihen Srore in Council Genntns. &os 1T nas oer mr. en-
gtoots. Requirement, oas Fe eHt jet erfdArt9 llno Dr glnubt, DAB Der
Nr9Goent oIs .Gbef 6S Soften areu5es" nihtS oobot DeiBS Nibts
Dobon, SoB bisber 1St Sransporte fir Sopho5Dede on Die anherter
oboeoonaen fno, aber mir t2 on Die tatoHiden gerbinoeten eon5 81
@nfang os arieees?
liner grdf6ent fam ais gGbef elmer @obltatigfeIts.o rgdniiation'
Thr tn6 umO blind gegen Die 6oroerungea Der p9uHanttat" leh oil
CT 10 fIGHg I'M @tuRoe fubrt
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aas BEN State.

ct. Saul. 2ie 6ar1uer Der bieiigen
Oeaeno bobei1 cine GosSperatlDs@e-
uoIienldnft NIT einem SapitaL bon
$4,000 gegrilnoet. BrdiiOsnt Der
gereinieuiia lit san &atbrop, 9ise-
prniioent 5reo Gelfe, ST., 5efretdr,
81. 8. @ennentar, uno Snusn1eilter,
SSohn Spinner.
Go6le god. auf Der 6arm bon
6. 81. 4u0erIon fameu ant Sonn.
taq BEL eincra Geller 500 iuaga
Shhner uns 9eben. Ser angeridte-
te gd)ooen betrdgt etiDa $3.50.
@rofen 8oD. 5onntag nndt Be
alma III ben Stdaen bon Gbriitmar
Der B3fdbriee Robpft 8. 8raOan bon
EbebforS 0ard GriAieBen Selbit'
ntcro.
QiueDTn. Die Qeifa oes Garntit'
febrers eugene Ghatner murne an
6ountaa nuf Sen Burlington 9oDn'
aeIeifen neben Dem eisbaus arg 6er.
itiimmclt bor9efimoen. Sic BoIi5e'
1T Der aniidt DAB Elm Wtoro Dor
Iieet. ;
Beatrice. ltnqcadfrt oller elt.
ueaenoeletta Groteite beihioiien bic
GagerBiiorcn BON @asg County mi
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denru 5orO unter Oer(dumOunqs=an6(a0e

Ge ySIoHenGga Ser Ser. Gtnnten" bats eegen ben beribnten Srie'
6ensheanO umo 9filiondr Senrp 5oro cine atf 100000 Initenoe S9as
DenerIosflage ongehrengt ywesen Derleumoerlaer 1mo berabpnrotgen0er
Qehouptmgen". Die gerlamoungen iolen in elmer an3ege entbntan
fgin. IN ser 5or0 elm 3uianmenorbeten Der 2igo nit ben Itrlinons.
fobrtfonten 5ueds Gtiuunungsmode fir bic gereitihonsbepcguug an.
Duht. 9o5u ibrabt Die r3enlide 4of4: Sn Der alo8e ttt dbernals
Sic 10 aft IN ben Iebten sei Sobren be0badtte Griheintng at Tage, baB
0ieieniaen 2eute an enpfnDlidften fmo, bic iebit nidf Die gerngfe Hld.
Iidtnabne fir bic @efibe ibrer gesner fennen. Aer nidt ool uno gan5
NIT ben nferloisu GrdangspIlner Der G(ohtnliga rn0 @leidgetnter em
beritanoen 1T oorf of fanerIei 6donmg rednen; er gilt Ron born.
herein aIs nero1ddg, un0 penn CT gar einen 9amen trdgtt Der of oeutihe
gbFonumna htn6elht, Damn miro er obne neteres in bic 5peue aIuHe
0s amerf1nfben Blrgerrnn0es bedst, Der man OH. Iiebfen ole Redte
rn0 sSreiberen aberfennen uodte. g8ebe aber, penn Der ebenfo berad-
tete ME aehaBte @eqner es naat NIT gIider 9Rnn5p b~en5u3ableu, unO
8ero1digungen gegen acknowledgement iet Sogleid mer0en Die Sc
ridte anger1fct gegen ben GrenIer, 10 % af Der Bart Der 5p0tter fbt
syt gone gyor6 berbinOen Die adger Das 9titIide nit benz gngenebmcn
= Die austdt af fItngeuoe Whinae lit aud gar 81 berfl9reii6.
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S gegen 9 5timnlen, Charles Gfart
IN 2anbant cine @irtidoftslisens
I0assuIteaen. Sic 9isens.8 ebiibr be.
.tr1gt ST. $50 idbrLid. IS babet nun
orei Grte in Gage Gountp 8iriibnf-
ten, ndiuli9 2anbam 4idrea ut0
9orneitoH.
gierce. Sn Der fleinen n6r6Iid
bon bier gele9enen Softer iuar0e
auf 8ermlniIung neridieoener Srts.
ongeboriger 9alll aoeppen Die Birt.
idaftsIi5eas mieoer ert5ogen. Sn
Den 9reteit pur0e bebauptet, ooB
0ie unter3etdner bon aoeppens
9lrgidnft uidt finan3ien gut ge-
felt jeien. Die 3irtldnft mar MIR
einen Gag I'M Betrieb geiDeIen.
glarfs. Snmstag bronnte 0as
8oDnbolts bon Us. q. Morie Doaip
nie0er. Gas 5eter entitnio, nab.
renS 0as Sdus NIT @dIten ungefiai
mar. @Indliherpeiie DurOe ME.
man0 berlest. Ger Sdaoen betr6gt
$4,000.
GugDortb. 3as trodene 8ettel
hntte am Gantstag enhliA ben
! her6eigeiebnten Negen Blos ee
madt. Der iidl ieood gesen Wiit
teritamt III eincu beftigen Sflnee
Iturn bcrfDnnoeltc. Der ditdl nod ~
5onntog aubieIt. gas Gbermometci
ialf Bis nabe5u onI ben 9eIrlet
pant.
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Gin g0rC0ReitS= Gag!

Gen Observation-Disclosures, Die mir in 6ieftH 2onbe eingeflbrt bnben
foate man ernen nnlpnnRn Gbrihfetstag brn3ufugeny I'M ias perag-
Frns an eineua Gage Ds Sobres 0aran 81 erinnern BOB mir belize
Qfihten gegen unRre Nitneniten 81 eralen boben mo menihl1he
SugenOen un0 gDetnten e5ren ioaen. an oteRnt I9e lolte fb ieOer
a1eni6 benriber, feue Gambling al bege9en, tDoourd irgeno elmer ieInr
Wat1nenfhen amf irgen0 cine @efe unb IN irgen0 elmer Jorn1 iberDor.
tet DHr0e. Gin Wenih, Der etnen folden 8oridlog mddt geDort in
ea srrenbaIS. Gas gauge @eb1ft 0s 2an6es DIroe 0urh cine iolte
tnnaBiac Gbrlidfat erMuttert, Der DdDurb angerthtcte Ghn0en mare
oar nat ait ermefeu. @oourd nerben Dent uuRre aiefenfnonFrtcr of.
qe5art uo unere gmieuoertaogci 8nanmengefharrt2 Cod nlr 0nrA
Bic leberportdlung, Die 9~arnidtuag Der aonhrrena bic a%ontbinoion
sur 9egulRring unb Grb0hung Der Qreie mter olen areien Der Ergo
riferhn. go blebe Den 0a Die bietgeprieene 8rofperitdt mcna mir
ihr iohe Seutnraie MIR fir etnen Gag I'M SnBr in ben g8eg Ieatea?
ggdbri9, Gis 9euter taf ben gsneeL af ben sopt os CT iogte: rstBt
ibr aud, fparunt Die gbrliAfet ain Idngfeu bdlt2 @eI mon fe am
meniaItsa gebroadtl~ Geprio Gomez
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S. S. III rein
Uegat06dU6-0 GturS
B(ut=B e6an0(ung!

Glm6ige 5abpu entoedt, odb BalO
nno 8et0 ret6tid nit BfIan6en oil.
1efiilt iino, netde bic 9otptteiie fir
9eiImitteI 3uit S1irierelt fat aller
lmenidfiteu ar~dnfbeifen biIoeft Ne
6t3inen, aus ar1utern lno gorfen
Ibeiteben0, ueLhe Die 9ninr ben Wien!
iden our 8eridgung geIteIlt bt, iin6l
better nIs itarfe mineraliIde WtGd
lturen. RineraIiide Wieoi5inen Mrs
fen iddoIid auf 0ie 56rten 3eile Oes
SDitems. beIo1oers auF ben MagenI
nno Die Gingeuei6e, inoem tie oies
ieIben oseu, droniibe llnoeroollIid1
felt DerurIuAan uno oft Die @eiulo4
beit kindergarten q. g. 2. lit un-
ter @orantie etn reines 8flan5en-
8eiImittel uu0 beitebt gonslid ana
miloeft b~eiIianiciL, reineHoen Mur-
seln, ardltern uno Hinber, tDeIhe
niht nur allie Eeile oas GDItenu5
iple0er %aufbonen, Ion0ern ale Site
un0 llHreinbeiten ans benz @Iut 6er-
treibeu. 2. :. z. 1T eiur Fdere
aur iiir ale IlitAfrmfbetten Gs
reinigt bas aause Gyteu1. g. 2. 2.
iit in ieoer apot6efe al baben. z.
e. Q. lit cine Stanoaro Mebi3tn,
onertanut oils bas arobte ie criun.
oeue 8tntmittel. 3nns Scr 6oa EN-
bcionoerer it, Inreiben Sie an
Emit spstiiie So, atIauta. Ga.
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als Moscoe 8olior am Somntog
bon ben ugeoges@ garidlebrte, ee'
rief or NIT ieinem gutomobil IN
cincu 9onblinrnL unb bic 6olge
ipor, oab er bic aontroIIe ilber let
men draftipaeen berlur unO CT NIT
.6cmielbcn in eineu Grabi5aiin fubr,
lpobel ods ailfo bis our llnbr1lifl.
borfeit beih1oigt ipuroc. Die Sn.
IaIIcn Der wloIdiue farIeit ullperleet
nopor.
". 9. 9tttreIG bon Mebiter Gitp
hat ben ssontr0ft fiir ben Dan Der
ncien Iitberiide Stride gu eincm
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goter, Greirn0 uno amtsbruoer.
9lan botte Jpn nit nlandlcin Der.
trouenspciten beoadJt, uno Jet feds
Sobrcn NIT Dem boditen. oas unier
9iftrift at bcr9cben Botte. Sn allen
treit Idli6t. pnbr uno flor, gang
beTon0ers abet BON feltem @lallben
erfllt. bat CT in ieoer Siriidt oae
.9flfhten mad benz WofmoB ieiner
ardfte ausqefi1rt, uno iclbit Der
SOB fon0 i'm auf ben 8ege Der
.9fidt. 9rotoem ober fteIte ct iif)
.unter oas 8ort: an mir urto mel.
mem geben lit nitts nuf bieicr Gro
mas Gbriitus MIR gegcberl oas IT
Ser 2iebe inert.
gaftor MiIIer.
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fB. Dial 1916.

10. Dot l0lb.
Die ermednnos. . riammIimgen
Glaifbe @tnbers merocn bir6lanitt.
lid bon etua 5000 BerIcnH be-
Inft. g(m beranneenen Sonntda
betrua bic Committing i'm @an5cn
.ettua $500.
fSran sop6ia GppeI, @itpe oel
Dor ciniaen SabrcH bcritorbener
.Ssobn Gppcl, ltnrb nnl Sonntoc
nod Idnecrcr arorfbeit urO niirol
bon Der SaerrO &eort Stride ans
am 3icuStag becroigt.
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II. g. bererdhsri qobnliiie in ben
Omaha Neritdttsn um $4,000
mun0tliA.


e%rftflnIIiQe Maldinliten erbnlten
az Gents, anbere MoidyiniIten 2
Gents per Gtlnbp 2ohnglIdge. Die
ieIbe 2onitala triit AUDI IN ebeperiIe
III Strait.
Cine gohnerbobitn1 BON iiiaetdpr
10 4roscHt fir ole Waoidiniften muir
be orl s. Ml1l befannt geHiadlt.
Ole erb6bung tritt iofort III arott.
Die Union 4oeific Bertitdtret oe'
id6itieen bier pnsefdbr 1850 VT
better. meiIten6 WlaidiniiteIl, Die Der
einen ODER Der onberen aloiie arlge'
b0ren. 3ieie 2obnerbobnng beoeii'
tet cine @ergroberung Der Sobnlllte
bon uneefdbr $4,000 fir Die Ontn'
ba @crfItditen oIIein.
@aidiniiten Ser eriten &lone, Ole
bis ieet Al Gents erbielten, beton'
men nod Der nelen Sobnifola 4319
Gents, tudDrenO allie iibrieen glai6t'
niiten 6urdnees cine 3nlage bon
2 Gents per Stln6e erbalter.
Die 2~obn5uIaep betrifft Die 10
idiniiten oeS goiloen Spitems. Die
l2obnliite bon Gbebenne. no unge'
i1br 500 arbeiter nlseitellt ilno.
bergrobert ii1 oaourfl I'M ungefdbl
$4,000 per Monnt.
SER @iIliom 4bertn 9arrtnni
gi5e . 8r1iibent Der Union @acifc
unO Sobn Des %beritorbenen j. s.
Sorrimotl, Ger lid 3~ur5eit in Ono.
bu oufb1It, fol- oieie 2obnDerbelie
ruug nernnlabt hoben.
Sc iuir0 ongenomuten, onb oieit
3ulage, Die Iih iiber onS gart5e ~
item eritredt. cine MebruliSgnbe Dol
$40. 900 per 3onnt ueruriaheT
0lrfte.
S1milide @erfitdtteu arbelteI
belle 3eit, neiin 6tunoen per Gag
Tie Union 9ocihe htbrte mebre
re Sabre 3lriit fir lire 4ngetentel
elm 9enlionsiHtein Elm, mad mel
dem 9lrbeiter. Die I1ngere Sabre I'M
unterbrohen fir 0teie @eieaidatt
Gearbeitet baben 9eniion be3ieben
.E6ie i'm 8erholtais au Dem bon ii
linen 5uIest erbalteieu 2obn iteher
,I3bomns 3. 9telorltut Elm alter vi
better 0ieier @eIeaihaft Duroe al
II. Deai oieies SabreS IN 4nbetratI
~ieiuer I~anaiabrigen trelten Rtlttt
eriiqung peniioniert.
), ue6er $50 9eiipudre Der Unto.
Qaetfic unO Oerel 6amiIien ocr
! iammeIten fid am 3. Mdi II
Souptqliartier oieier 8eienidott III
.l0ie brittle i1brIid)e 8eriammIrn
.loes Union 9acific geniioniiten8e
LENS ~ab3ttbaltcn. Ter Setret1r b
,lridtete, boB pdbreno oes letten Sal
res 20 9cuiindre ~geitorben iino I'M
So arbeiter til Den au5eitotD pel
/ iett muroen.
Die Union 8ocific giienbabBs@I
Ieuldaft gibt allen genfioniertcn
. ireero einer gepilnidten 3eit ire
1abrforta iibtr bas geiomte 81
item ull0 eriuft oieielbeu1 rcge
maBig al Den iabrliden &eniion
,Iiten 8erianmllungerl t%eil5unebmei
Ill melder Set iidl Die GeiInpI
mer als B6itc ibrer friiberen U
. heifsneher betrQdten fonnerl.
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qreiIe bon $4,000 iibernomflelI'
Dos @ebapoe mub bis sllni J. so
nilor 1917 lerfia fem Die aiisera.
bunoen pcrocn ifon oiele Mode ~
glnariH geiiommen.
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DumbIe aopfidmcrBcn beeinilnI'
ZEN Sbre Gdbiateiten; beiuten Sle
.Dr. Meilano, brenont, ylebr' Gls
aopfldmcr5cn mogen bon 59rclI ail'
oen berurladt merOen
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gbonniert ouf bic adOIidc Sribiiae
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1916-11-18
GRAMMAR SCHOOL
NOTES

The library IS being overhauled, an
inventory is being taken, and new
card system is beoing installed to
keep track Of books. This card sys-
tenn Is the most efficient and modern
method of handling library books and
is used in all public Libraries.
A chorus to furnish music for socia
and civic gatherings is being organ
lied by Mis- He'd. Most of the chill
dren of the school tried out, and about
forty voices were found acceptable
This chorus will meet three times
wek and be drilled in the rudiment.
The visit of Miss Sameth was
tremendous inspiration to the teach
ers. all OF whom feel large debt Of
gratitude to Mis- Sameth for her un.
firing effort in behalf of the sehoo
and to the University for sending her
Her visit was greatly enjoyed, and
when she returns in March she vii
receive warm welcome from teach
ers, parents, and pupils.
Last Saturday about twenty-five OF
the Yerington Grammar School boys
went on a fox hunt. Lloyd Lamber
son we're the foxes. They were Civ
en- five minutes start At the expira-
ton Of that time the hounds started
out on the scent. which consisted O
scattered paper. This scent led over
fields and through thick brush where
crawling was necessary. Had no
the foxes gone out on a small mech
of land surrounded by sloughs ant
been enclosed on all sides by hound.
and trapped. the chase would have
been long and merry one Harr,
Shay and Burdelte Bertrand were
the winners of the event. As it va
ihc run was just long enough to Civ
the boys an idea OF what the cha.'
would be on Thanksgiving Day am
Just strenuous enough to give then
a workout consistent with their con
dition. The medals for the fox hun
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the next strongest candidate, MI
Plat, Senator Pittrsan would have
been defeated. He came in on the
wave of President Wilson's success.
As it was, he ran nearly 1000 votes
behind President Wilson. We were
bound by the election policy of the
National Woman's Party to support
no party and no candidate and the
woman's protest vote in Nevada split
between Mr.. Plat and Mr.. Grant
Miller, as we knew it would. But
that protest vote was cast. 1t was
cast in every one OF the twelve suf-
frage States.
Out OF ninety-one electoral votes
in the twelve suffrage States, thirty
four, or more than one-third, those of
Oregon and Illinois, have gone
against President Wilson, largely be
cause OF his opposition to national
woman suffrage In Illinois, where
women can vote only for Presi-
dent, where they vote in separate
booths, and where the ballots are
counted separately, the count shows
that the women cast a heavy vote
against President Wilson. They
were nearly two to one against him.
This happened under abnormal con
ditions, when his strength had great
" increased in the west, when his
vote even in the rock-ribbed Repub
lican New England has enormously
increased These suffrage States. Or
egon and Illinois came within hair
breadth OF being the balance OF power
in this election
"The. campaign OF the National
Woman's party, although it is only
a fve-months-old party, IS a success
The national suffrage amendment has
been made national issue. No po-
litical party can afford to ignore
the Susan B. Anthony amendment
No political party will ignore it. The
balance of power has swung to the
suffrage States OF the west. We are
from now on factor to be reckoned
with. Our work is going on until
the amendment. the political freedom
of the women OF America, is won"
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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the formal application duly
noticed, OF i eungton Eleetrc Company, q
corporation, organized and existing under and
oy virtue OF thc laws OF the State ri Ne
vada with principle office located al Yer
sngton, Nevada, tor grant of the franchise
and privilege Of furnishing Tor hare the ser
vices OF rs telephone system, 10 the City
ii Ierngtuu. Lyon County, Nevada, and al
additions thereto, and the inhabitants there
d. Is herewith presented, and WHEREAS
aid Yerington Electric Company has caus
cd to be drawn and hiied with the City CLERK
aud Clerk OF the City Counch u said City
duplicate copies OF the proposed ordinances
granting to IL the said franchise, now there.
lore, be ii.
RESOLVED, that BY reason Of the fact
that the name u ,Ae applicant for, and ths
purpose and character OF, terms, time aut
conditions OF the proposed grant Of fran
.hise are set forth fully aud IN detail, IN saia
proposed ordinance. one u the said copies
Il said ordinance IS hereby ordered TO b
Incorporated into TINS resolution and made
part thereof, be IT further.
RESOLVED. that th3s resolution be pub
Hshed IN iull ia the Heriagton Times, ne@s
PAPER published IA the City OF ieuBgtoa
or a period OF AZ least t8af weeks, and a
the first regular meeting lis council a.
Ter the expiration O. the FeFfse 20 such pub
Hcatioa il ~ petition shall have been hiet
4s provided b. Law, pfAgias for a speesa
Tile I ioa ia said City upon the question
ahtthcF OF not the proposed ordinance ehal
be passed. the City Council @il proceed Z
pass an Ordinance granting said franchise
Ri No