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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-22
WANT ED-Male Help

MEN learn barber trade. special offer.
tuition $4,000 with tools. wages while
learning. $500 positions furnished.
Write for catalogue. Leader Barber
College. Cincinnati. o.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-22

AGENTS wAETED-To sell our high
grade blackstone Motor Cars on easy
inGtAllment plan. Exclusive rights given
to country agents. Address q. S. Phenix,
Asst. Territorial Nigh, ClarksburE, W.
Va
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-22

ent and close In: Will sell cheap or trade
on larger property. Terms II desired.
Rel phone 114O-J.
FOR SALE-On North Mechanic street,
between Second aud Third. one large
brick dwelling. slate roof. double front
porch, hardwood dnish. cabinet mantels,
bath and basement. Price right. H. J.
White & Co.. McCaFty Bldg, Bell los.
Res. l3d2-I.. Home Az
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-22
FuK htN1-furnlSneu NOUNS

FOR REST--rWO furnished rooms, for
light housekeeping, to parties without
children, reut reasonable. Inquire al
III MarShall street, at Coz Plaza, or call
SS0-J Bell phone
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-22

me- IT RESOLVED FURTHER. That
sss Ts'SlSsSS sSydi S fSs the Rssssy
least once q week for two consecutive
weeks on aud after the date " it, adoption
by this Council. IA two newspapers Of gen.
said Town OF North View IN which sAid
improvements are 90 be made and that an
afidavit o. the publisher showing puhliea-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03
&oarf Soiunibip 2ebrer.ger.
iammlnng.

Sic SeHrer bon &oarf Spp. ner-
Den am Sreitae @benb. ben 10. SO.
bember, in 2otper 2ittle 9eraer
S9ulbaufe, cine 8eriammlung ob.
balten. Solgenoes Brogramm lit oltf.
geitellt:
Opening address-Wm. F. Flake
Song
Advanced Arithmetic-Geo. Weber
Discussion
Hygiene-Miss Adele Kattelman
Discussion
Elementary Language-Benj. Gawert
Discussion
Teaching of Morals-Louis Ochsner
Discussion
Methods in School Management
Arthur Dufner
Discussion
Elementary Arithmetic - Walter
S~chaumberg
Discussion
Writing and Drawing-Miss Cora
Hamburg
Discussion
The public is cordially invited.
Miss Adele Kattelman, Sec'y.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03
Semfde aniprude i'm GOnrtbans.

Der @brp. &ubert 6. Soersel,
BON indianapolis, Snb., miro beilte
abenb, I'M balb-adt llbr, i'm @e.
ridts . @ebGlbe, cine &ebe balten,
iibcr r8abres amerifanertbut. "
SEER Soergcl bat bier am y9eitiden
Gag" cine &coe aebalten, unb mir
iino oubcr bon ieiner aitsge5eidneten
SGbisfcit iiber5erlgt. Seoc beltide
SomiIie bon Scrmunn uno Der I'm
gegeno iollte oaber bellte IbenO I'M
Saal bcs @eri6ts 8cbGllbes reprG-
icntiert iein. altr @brc Der 8abrbeit,
ser 8eredtigfeit, Der SumanitGt uno
oes Heinen uno Gbrenbaften Imcri.
fanismlts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

Ser Sermann Sdiiben . Ser.
Elm bat Ole @epobnbeit am S6llf
cines ieben Sabres ben Sdiitcn mel
der mabreno bes Sabres Ole meiiten
Sreffer gelrtabt bat, fiir oos fom.
merbe Sabr als Sdiibclfonig 81,
proflamieren. 0ieie glussei6nunq
mitrOe am letten Wontag Srco 8.
Gomtier, ben moblbefannten Sdmieo
an Der Sierten Strabe, 8utbeil. Scr.
ielbe bat noburd betpieien 0ob or
ebeniogut nit Ser giidlie als mie1nit
Dem Sarimer ltntsugeben berItcbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

-glnin Rulle lit jett Der Better
zines 1917 Sorb IiltoS.
-Beriimmons iin6 iett ref ltnO
i'm 8alo I'M lleberfluB porbmben.
SIN Nolte's SalIe, IN RorriIon,
finbet am Samstag Gbeno (moreen)
cin ,2eap GEAR Sadep gqa" itatt.
SRI. Slora 9ubl, bon Stonp
Sill, mar Gnoe borieer ISOLDE allf
8eiud bel S. s. &oblfing uno So.
Mile.
50. S. Wauloing rno Satin
muroen ON Samstag, ben %. Otto.
Der, bur6 Die @ebltrt elmer Sodter
begliidt.
-gm ndditen Samstae Ibeno
(alio morgen) miro in gtoIte's SaIle,
in Worriion, elm erit.flaiiieer Ball
Itottfinoen.
-2ouis Seseler, 8m. Gpple uno
Senrp Wertens, bon Rorriion, tua.
rem arn 0ienstug bier, in geridtli6en
angclegenbeiten.
-5rall Cleo. @raf ST. llnb God,
ter, bon g%ellepille, ST., paren meb.
rere Gage bieier ISOLDE bier, auf &c.
iud BEL Serlpanoten.
-2aBt el,d nidt gepaltmabregeln
burd cine Screiniglng Jog. 8eltuer.
beiierer inoem ibr gegen Dos 3.
4menbement itirmt.
-Somes unb Chr. Sobnion, BON
fredericksburg, nebit bcren 0attins
nc1l, befonoen iid am Samstag inter
bcn bieiigen 9eiu6ern.
-Senrp 9toltenSmeper ulo Strus
Benauficber @nn. Semcper, bon Sope,
maren OIL, Wtontag bier, in @eiddf.
fen; ser lettere INT Ser SiBung ocs
County @eridtS bei5ltpobnen. Sci.
DC Serrcn itatteten ollf ser 9rufe.
rel einen i%pillfommenen Seiud ab.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

-llniere 2cier finben Sen offiaiel.
len Stimm5ettel auf elmer anoeren
Seite Oieies 9lottes ltno e~ntpfeblen
mir oenielben elmer genol,en Ourd).
itdt. gbenfalls br1lfen mir aitf Ser.
ielben Seite Die brei 3uidbe 5ur
StaatS Contribution alb, iiber mel6c
am Z. 9obember ab5uitimmen lit.
9oS 1. ENHANCEMENT ~ernl1dtiot sic
2cgislatltr cine SorIo9c at poiIircn
mcIde bcoiirftiqc blin0e 8erioncn
pellItonirt. Gic g(nnobme bieies
QmcltbcrncntS iheitt inns lpiinIdcns.
mert6.
9as 2. ENHANCEMENT, bctrifft Sic
biclbciprodene 2%onobonfs9 ill @aro-
ner's, iuel6c Sic 2egislatl1r crmG6.
tigt cine 2ano 9onf Sl griinben nit
Der gefngniB @elo orf SarlnlGnocs
reicn alls5lleiben, Bombs o~lts5uitel.
len lnb cine Wtillion Collars aus
Dem Staatsidat fir bieien t3tped
ars5uiesen. gbenfalls berfiiet ooS
ENHANCEMENT oob oie Bombs 1tno 6aS
Capital Ser 9onf Iteiterfrei icin iol.
len. Die leeten Scrfiig1ng ALIEN
moft Die Innabme bieies Mmenbc.
merlts ait einem aefGbrlihen, 6o es
groBc Sulnmen bon Bribat . Capital
Der @eitelerllng entaieben piirbe unb
Inn ben @ltsfaIl at erfeeen ipiirbe Ser
Staat ii6 ge5nltngen febert bic Stelt.
err oitf @rllnoeieentblm at fdIaget.
Nan itinrne 9cgen bieies @menoce
ment.
Ser 3. poer oas Prohibitions,
ENHANCEMENT berbietet Die Sabrifa-
tion bon allen Observation-Disclosures
@etrGnfert, iopie beren ginfiibrllng
IN Den Stoot. ,Man itreide bier bos
ges.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03
8aseonaSe GunntD bas Garabies Der
SGger.

8abrenb bes ganSen Sabres 1915,
bat Gountp glerf Serb. Bles 1886
Sagbliaenien a~lisseltelIt; bis gum %.
Sttober 1916, aber SAP 2i5enien.
Som Is. September Bis gum %. Sf.
tober muroen 1862 2iaenien an Die
folgenoen Sdger ausgeitellt:
Hermann-Joe Bauer, Otto Stotko,
VIM. Hoffman,, Albert Thofern, A.
M. Rick, Charles Baumstark, Emil
Nagel, j. j. Mueller, John Reiff, G.
]. Siegel, F. Rebsamen, w. w. Strack,
julius Moebus, Geo. Kielmann, Her.
mann Kimmel, Otto Kottwitz, Robert
Miller, Ben K~attelmann, John Kuschel,
Bruno Schaeffer, Gustav Suedmeyer,
E. B. Ward, w. j. Giesner, A.. o.
Mann, A. c. Kemly, Fritz Fell, w. j.
Jordan, l.. H. Gilmore, Oliver Billie, A.
H. Kirchner, Hy. Straaten, Ernest
Kuhfuss, r. E. Schaumberg, Chas.
Augustine, Fred Nasse, VIM. Nasse,
A. H. Reimler, Geo. Kotthoff, VIM.
Vehlewald, Herman Richey John
DeLargy, Wilbur Kessler, Arthur
Speckhals, Conrad Mueller.
Owensville-Charlie Order, August
Pletz, H. A. Tschappler, A. J. Bencke,
Charlie Pigg, Oliver Gr~eenstreet, E.
E. Pierce, E. w. Plummer, E. c..
Morre, Henry Plummer, F. H. Gail,
Aug. Diestelkamp, Fritz Bueker, w.
Bueker, Otto Hartmann, Edward Die
bald, John Holt, Elmer Steinbeck, G..
Diebald, William Fuchs, Gus Posey,
Cyril Jones, Curt Posey, w. p.
Smith, M. H. Dyehause, Thos. Egg
gers, Monroe Haddox, A. F. Borlish,
Hy. Rasmussen, Everett Nicks, Wal
ter Buscholz, c. D. Murphy, Fred
Popenhouse, Ben Gawer, l.. T. Micke,
Henry Rehmert, Willard Nicks, H. C..
Smith, c. F. Halmich, Sherman Had
dox, Virgil Branson, John Becker,
Frank Schweer, Henry McCan, Alton
Hibler, ]. F. Houska, Jesse Aytes,
Logan Nicks, Logan Hibler, Walter
Tschappler, Paul Wolking, Marshall
Hibler, Willie Frocht, Jno. Drusch, F.
C. Brown, w. J. Brown, Fred Plum
mer, B. B. Branson, w. w. McCurdy,
Charlie Serzy, A. F. Brinkmann, Tony
Welcheck, Louis Schoening, E.
Kramme.
Morrison-Julius Kneisel, VIM. Zeil-
mann, Victor Birk.
Bland-John Sterling, Jim Sterling,
F. H. Hohenstreet, C. W. Klaeger, w.
H. Klaeger, Paul F. Kottwitz, E. w.
Shelton, Fritz w. Borlisch, 7. M.
Parker, Frank Fleck and Louis
Boettcher.
Canaan-H. H. S~hockley, Herman
Goers, Benz. Shockley ard Walter
Schneider.
Bem-Leroy Hollinsworth, and l..
L. Ridenhauer.
Tea-Oscar Froeker.
Rosebud. w. Milks, C. C. Melton,
Raymond S. Melton, Guido Kottwitz,
Merwin Estes, H. G. Latall, Peter
Wehmeyer, Will Kreutzer, Henry
Kreutzer, Agent Idell, Aug. Web
meyer, p. A. Garrison and Emil w.
Rousset.
Bay. E. T%schappler, Nathan
Tappmeyer, Fred Engelbrecht and
Frank S. Waldecker.
SWISH. More and Russell Druit-
HIT.
Little Berger-Clarence Mundwiller.
Drake-Wm. Windhorst, Ernst Will
hanson, o. w. More, Harvey More,
Elmer Brandt.
Mt. Sterling-Gus. F. Book.
Gasconade-John e. Noel, c. c..
Baber, Frank Craig, Henry James,
John w. Lumpkin and j. L. Findley.
Stony Hill-Herman Klophaus.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

-am naditen 7. 9obentber lit
8abltag uno oaau nod Elm Rationa.
Ter 8abltag. $offentlid miro feiner
bon uns bergeiien feline Stimnte ab.
0ugeben nnb oas Bribileeilim a,,sau.
iiben, fir neldes uniere @orfabren
b1noerte bon Sabren eefdmpft baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03
u. DC. 3ief
&atriot miro itimmen.


elmer &uebieer befanb iid aiT
Iebten Sonntag in ct, 2ouis.
SRI. Gillian Sud mar mebrerC
Sage Ser porigen ISOLDE auf 9eilid
in ct. 2oris.
i, --Srau Gbas. Sromm unb 9inber,
BON @asconaoe, iparert am Sienstag
bier il, Der Stabt.
-Stimmt fiir 2dn1m oils 8orber.
relir uro fir cine ebrli6e unb gereh.
te Staats . Serpnltung.
-Sbeo. s. Sillp unb SRI. Ibeline
$illp, bon Stolpe, maren am lesten
Sreitag inter Ben bieiigen 9eiudern.
-Stimmt segen Srobibition in.
benz ibr oilf Dem Announcement Ballot
bas .Yes" neben Dem 3. Imenbement
itrei6t.
-&obt. Stansc, bon Sreberids-
burg, traf an Samstag bier elm, altf
8eiu6 bel ieiner Sdpelter, Sruu
Srib Gang.
-Jrau @liitap &ioerlin, bon &c.
&ittrid, befanb iid iiber Wontag un6
9ienstag oieier ISOLDE bier, auf Be-
iu6 bel Seripanoten.
-Senrp Settler u1o s. %. Silp
ST. baben ii6 arn Samstae, &c.
iddftsbalber, nod 9oonpille ilno
&ellington, 800. begeben.
-Sebt barauf, bob guer Sobn,
guer 5rellnb, guer Radbar, iotpie
ieber itiwmfabigen 9iireer, al, ben
Stimnplat gebt unb itintntt.
-5rau s. 8. Spobrer, BON 8ar.
renton, befanb ii6 einige Gage Ger
bergangenen ISOLDE bier, auf 8eiud
Bel ibren @ltern, Ridter Iug. Meper
unb Satin.
s. &. 3ubrol,illet ltnb Sanilie
famen OH Sumstag, per 9luto, bon
ct. 2ouis I'M ibre bieiigen Seripanb.
ten. Or. 5ronf Gall9bell unO SAINT.
lie, su beIudcn,
-@ir baben iebcr cine Gimme
I'M Sorbern Der 8oblfabrt u~nierer
glorrei6en Station, uno oils trclte
8iirger meroen mir ant fpmmcnben
0ienstn9 an oieicm @erf mitbelfen.
-Stimnt mir ". 8. Cole olS Ell
rem Sertreter i'm GongreB, Der Die
Srin5ipien bes Shut5olls p~ertritt
unter Incident unier 2ono gum reid
item unb aeiegnetiten entpor bIiibte.
-Oscor S6merfoetting, Ser Sobn
bon Sranf Sdmerfoetting ltno @ot-
Tin, auf Stub Sslanb, liegt i6ruer
franf am Sppbusfieber barnieOer.
8ir miini6en oaber rai6e 8eiierung.
Sos Sagelmetter ant Montag
&aGmittag mar fir bieie SabreSoeit
etipos nrtgetpobnlides uno Der Nie-
oeri6lag bes Sagels mar ltdrter uno
bon l1ngerer Sauer, als pie Dies felt
nielen Sabren bier Der Sail getpeien
lit. Bum Slid nar Der Stllrm nidt
iebr beftig unb Die Sagelf6rner ma.
rem nidt bon iolder ~obnornten @roBe,
mie Dos 5ufpeilen Der Sail lit, lonIt
butte oieies unlpetter ieoenfalls gons
beoeutenoen S6ooen ongcridtet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

-Mfan pergeiie nidt; an nGditer
9ienstog lit @abltag.
-Sreo 2eimfucbler, bon Sots
Dam, mar an Wontag inter ben bic
iigen 8eiu6ern.
-SrlS. Mabel unb Gllrelia Sdlttt
befanoen ii6 iiber Samstag nn>
Somtag IN ct. 2ollis.
-Senrp Stod, Der ipoblbefanntt
Sdnieo bon @caittrid, bat ieinC
@crfitutt an slug. Sdrager perfauft.
-Sris 9obl unb Satin bon Stol.
pc, befanoen iid lebten @ittpod bier
in @eifdften unb beebrten oas Splfs,
blatt nit ibrem 9eiuf.
Som 9opember, 1916, Bis gum
1. Nf1r5 1917, perben Die &oetbe-
meper Sdpeiter einfa9e uno vfancp"
9Gbarbeiten ausfiibren.
-8ei Der @abl am nGdlten
9ienstag peroen &. s. &ippitein, 81.
6. Maupin unO Com. &emlper OILS
rep1tblifanii6e, unb Senrp Sobns,
SRI. Minnie S9nell, bon 8loss
gotp, Mo., mar mebrere Gage Der per-
gangenen ISOLDE Der @aIt ibrer bic.
iieen 8ermanoten, Gbriit. gberlin II.
Satin.
Die @abl am ndditen 0ienstag
lit bon fold GROCER 9eoelltltng, Dob
fem @dbler es peri1unen iollte gum
Stimmplas SIT geben uno ieine
Stimme ab5ugeben.
Die StimmplGbe nerben bieics
Sabr bon 6 ubr, morsells, Bis Z llbr,
abenos, often fem, anltatt bon 7 llbr,
morgens, Bis 6 llbr, a6enos, ipie IN
frilbercn Sabren.
-Srpin Sanien fam bieier ISOLDE
bon ct. Souls 5uriid, mo er ieit ain
paar Wonaten ~gearbeitet batte, iino
bot nieber 9ei6Gftigung in Ser bic
iigen S6ubfabrif erbalten.
-Sobn Boss, Ser Hcbafteltr zines
@o6enblattes, III Soplin, 0to, mar
am 0ienstag bier, auf 9eiud BEL iei-
ner @lttter, 5ralt Motbilbo S6nell,
unb ionitigen Scripanoter.
Geo. StoIlmcpcr, Sobn Stors,
@altcr StolImepcr un0 Gbos. 9eul
famen am Sonutag 2lbcnb bon Sreb.
eridsburg Dicrbcr, In Ser Gorltel=
lung I'M ,@pnberlano" beiSrnuo6nen.
Sir einiafJe ooer alld o6oltcp"
9%tdbarbcitcn (pom /. Gobcmber,
1916, Bis gum /. MGr5, 1910 menbc
man lid on Die Hoetbenteper Sdme.
tern, Sermlann Willinerp 9a3aar.
-Sn icinem Semi in ct. 2ouis
Itarb porige ISOLDE gilbert 2einer inn
Ilter bon So Sabrer. Ser S%eritors
bene mar Elm Salbbruoer bon Sralt
@milic 2eiiel ltl6 mlroe bier in Ser
mann geboren.
-Glios &lif uno @attin, bon
Stolpe, febrtell geitern bon Scbron
Htoro 9afoto 5llrilf, pobin lie gereiit
iporen Inn Der 9eeroigung ibrcr
S6mdgcrin @ottin bon Conrad SO.
&lid, bci5upobncn.
Sic Sogo aui 8cl8tbicrc 1T icit
Wfitttpodl Den /. N%ouenlbcr, offen.
Die betrefienocn Sel5rodtrGgcr, mic
8. y. Die Scrren @aidb1rer1 ur6
Sppolfnn3, miiiicn OuDer 9(ltgen uno
Sbren gut often boIten.
--GbarIes 8. @cgencr ltno Sami-
lie, peIde ii6 %lGnecrc 3cit in 9ap
gum gelu6 ibrer a~ngeb6rigcn be-
tonoen, fameu geitern bier OurG ouf
Der Gildreile nod ibrem Seim in
9runmonb, Sflobomo, bcgriffen.
-6reo 8ed, bon airfmooo, mar
cine 8od)e bier, ouf 8eIld Bel lei.
men Gltern, Serb. 8ef uno @attin.
Serr 9cd rciite an 8icnstaa mad,
Soabo Sails, Sbobo, 100 or cine Stel.
ie nit $1.25 pro &onot, in cinenn
oroBet Sutuclicraci6Gft crbolten bat.
Der &einertrog ser 6ffcntIidcn
eild)re : untcrbultlng, ncld)c bon
6rau g. s. &ippitcin gum geIten oes
9errnnm 9oicbau Clubs qcoebcn
nitroc, betrl,g Sic Siunme bon $50.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-11-03

uOu gsrmaun, 1aau.
erindt Gnd nm einen libe.
raleu Shell Cures ganfse.
fdGftes.
&etne 8anf fiGerer

6ireftcreu:
y. u 9reuer, Hebt. WaIfer
Senrp Grass. Senrp D. Eetotte
SenrD St1sner, 9. +, Stoenner
u. 9. 8aIter, &aiirer.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
Panaca

PANACA. Sept. 2S-Miss Jane
Heaps returned from Eagle Valley
Wednesday after visiting with her
sister for more than week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mathews Jr.
and children moved over to Barclay
Tuesday where they expect to remain
permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Hunt and
daughter, Eva, and Miss Deseret
Morris came over from Enterprise
Monday, remaining only two or three
days Miss Bessie Hunt returned
with them.
ID. A. Wadsworth went to Barclay
Tuesday on business, returning the
following day.
Miss Susie Heaps and Joe Ronnow
Jr went to Phoebe and back Thurs
| day in the auto.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wads-
worth are having a new dwelling
house built on the N. j Wadsworth
| lot.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
Caliente


CALIENTE, Sept. 2S-Mr and
Mrs. Frank Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs VIM.
Culverwell. Fletcher Deford and Miss
Amy Culverwell departed Wednes-
day on deer hunting trip.
Mrs. DR.. Murray has returned from
Lyndell, Utah, after an absence Of
several weeks.
Ed Dula and wife were up from
the ranch for few hours last Tues
day.
Mrs Duffin of Milford, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan, has ar
rived from Milford for a few weeks
visit with her parents and friends.
Tom Allen and wife have moved
here from Las Vegas. Mr.. Allen has
been transferred to this point.
Joe Carroll, better known as Mex
| lean Joe, died here this week after
an illness of only two days. He was
we'll known and had many friends
in Caliente.
Mrs. Lloyd Denton has returned
| from a visit to relatives in Ogder
after an illness of sevral weeks,
Mrs. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson re
turned Tuesday from trip which
took them to eastern as well as Pa
cific coast points.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
B. M. FALES
finds PENN'S
THICK BEST
Prominent Chico Restaurant
Proprietor Praises Famous
Plug Tobacco

Men who know tobacco chew
penn's Thick for the genuine Ell
ioyment it gives them. One OF
these is B. Nj. Fales. well known
restaurant proprietor here IN
Chico. and what he says is worth
reading.
"PENN'S THICK is the one
best bet i'll chewing tobaccos. |
have tried many other brands but
none has the rich and juicy flavor
of PENIS THICK. | have al
ways found every plug to be all
tobacco. | am glad to recommend
PENIS THICK to any tobacco
chewer.'
You get real tobacco flavor II
a chew of PENIS Thick-and you
get it pure PENIS Thick has the
fresh, sweet, satisfying taste tha
Nature gives the tobacco leaf. :.
A trial of PENIS Thick VII
open your eyes to real chewing
enjoyment. The guarantee pro
tects you. PENIS Thick must en-
iirely satisfy you, or your none;
back Your dealer has Penn
Thick in 1oc cuts-try it TO-DAY
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
CHINA CHARLEY SELLS
TO .'LOCKEY' BOWMAN

Jockey" Bowman closed deal
yesterday for the purchase OF the
New Phoebe restaurant which has
been conducted heretofore by Ong
Lung Chung. Mr. Bowman takes
possession next Sunday morning and
will make some repairs in the place
and conduct it as thoroughly up
to-date eating place. He conducted a
restaurant business here several
years ago and many Pioch people
know that he Is thoroughly familiar
with the business and that his new
place will be as good as the one he
had here before goes without say
ing. 1t is to be known as Bowman's
Cafe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
APPEARS IN RENO

All schools in Reno, with the ex-
cepton of the university, were closed
today by order of the city board of
health. as a preventive measure to
check the spread of infantile paraly
sis. Two cases of the disease were
discovered yesterday and the resi-
dence where they lived has been
quarantined. .
The two victims are Bernfte
Boughton and Elizabeth Hanchett,
both 13 years old and students in the
high school. They came here from
Rochester. New, to attend school and
1t is thought by physicians that the
cases are sporadic and that provid-
ing all parents keep their children
at home that there is little chance OF
the disease spreading.
The Boughton girl was taken i'll
two weeks ago but has been able tC
attend school, Miss Hanchett, wht
is close friend and companion o.
Miss Boughton. was taken i'll las
Tuesday. Both girls have been liv
ing at 1852 North Center street ant
the place has been quarantined
The city health board held meet
ing at noon yesterday and issued or
ders forbidding children to atten'
the theatres MANY children wer
turned away from the. theatres las
night and will not be allowed to al
tend the shows until further order
are made by the board.-GaZette.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
Alamo

ALAMO, New, Sept. 24.-Mr. and
Mrs. d. l.. Stewart, Mrs. Raymond
Stewart, Miss Marjory Brown. Sum-
ner Stewart and Bp. Willie T. Stew
art returned from Panaca Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Stewart Sr.
and Mr.. and Mrs Omer Stewart re-
turned from Phoebe Wednesday,
While absent from Alamo they at
tended the county convention at
Phoebe and the l.. d. S. conference at
Panaca.
Lawrence Mariger, a very success
ful business man of Salt Lake City,
was a visitor in Alamo last week,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian
Mariger.
Bp. and Mrs. Willie T. Stewart,
Lawrence MaNger and Vivian Mari
ger motored to Hike "Wednesday
Mrs. James Castles of Hike is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Fore
master of Alamo.
Alamo farmers are busy putting
up their fourth crop of alfalfa hay
C. w. West and b. C. Granger o.
Salt Lake are in Pahranagat Valley
on business.
Irving Riggs returned from Gold
| field Saturday.
James Castles is busy haying OF
the Butler ranch.
| Mr.. and Mrs. viii Thorn are EN-
ployed at the Butler ranch.
John Foremaster and Joe Cox mo
tored to Sharp Wednesday wher
thew will do some work on mimi
claims.
Mrs. Warren Cutler and childre
have returned to their home d
Sharp, Nevada.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
Nothing But "GzTs-IT' Will Do
This to Corns and Calluses.

If you've ever had corns. you've
tried lots of things to get rid of them
the corn remaining, cotton rings that
make your corns bulge out like pop
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
STRIKE
CALLED IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Union
workers to the number of $500
went on a strike today in sympathy
with the striking traction employees,
according to figures given out at a
meeting of representatives of labor
unions. There was little evidence
that a strike was in progress.
Private canvassers among the la.
Dor unions reported that at least %
unions had failed to respond to strike
calls this forenoon The only report
received at headquarters was that
$50 members of the Painters union
had refused to report for work.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-09-29
RAND COMES TO
SEE VIRGINIA-LOUISE

H. w. Rand arrived in town last
Tuesday accompanied by an eastern
engineer for the purpose of making
an examination of the properties of
the Virginia-Louise Mining company.
Mr.. Rand came recently from New
York and while in Salt Lake spoke
Of the future of the mtal market to
the Tribune as follows:
with metals selling at higher
points than in years, with the pros
poets these prices will be maintain
ed for a considerable period, with
producing properties earning larger
dividends than in many years, the
interest in mining throughout the
eastern cities is apparently keener
than ever before. One meets with
an entirely different atmosphere as
soon as mining is mentioned | can
recall the time when no matter how
worthy the proposition it was rather
difficult to get even a hearing.
"All that is changed Perhaps it
is due to the rmarkable earnings of
the mining companies. However, let
the fact become known that your
business is mining and you are
sought after. There is any amount
of money to be had in the east foi
Legitimate mining propositions. But
they must be real mining PROPOSE
lions. They will have to stand rigit
examination by reputable engineers
1.-The consensus of opinion among
the metal selling agencies is that al
of the metals will remain at theil
present prices for considerable per
iod of time, at least as long as tn,
European war lasts. Conservativ,
authorities predict much higher prize
es for silver. Copper is expected t
sell higher, lead is also expected t
move up and spelter is expected t
remain at the present levels as Ion
as the war lasts. These factors ar
in all probability noticeable regard
ing Utah and Nevada properties"