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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29
No. 2177
IN THE SUPREME COURT or
THE STATE OF NEVADA
IN THE MATTER OF THE DIS.
GARMENT OF c. o. BURKERT
AS AN ATTORNEY AT LAW. a..
Hugh H. Brown and J. H. Evans, TO,
Nevada Bar Association.
c. O. Burkert, in Propria Persona
OPINION

BY the Court, Coleman, J.
A verified petition, charging c. o.
Burkert, a member Of the Bar of the
Stare Of Nevada, with unprofessicnal
conduct while acting in TIL. capacity
of attorney was filed in this court on
the initiative of the Nevada Bar AS.
ISOLATION. To the petition the re.
spondent filed an unverifed answer
denying the allegations of miscon-
duct alleged in the petition. In a let
ter to one of the attorneys in this
proceeding, the respondent wrote as
follows:
81 fully appreciate your position,
and do o feel justified in asking for
presume there is nothing for you to
do but to go ahead. There will be
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29
OPINION

By the Court. McCarran, J.:
This is an appeal from a judgment
rendered by the District Court of the
Second Judicial District and from an
order denying appellants motion for
a new trial.
The action in the lower court was
one tor divorce. The judgment and
was as follows: 'r
"It is therefore ordered. adjudgcd
and decreed that the court is without
jurisdiction in said cause; and it is
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29
No, 1880

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA
EVELYN WOODS MERRITT, Ap-
pellant.
FREDERICK CHARLES MER-
RIFT, Respondent.
M. B. Moore, Esq, Att-rney for APP
..pellant.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1916-12-29

From the quotation it will be seen
that the case of Baptist Assn VS..
Hart is completely over thrown. and
the rule that a gift to an u%nincorpor-
ated religious society of property to
be dedicated to pious uses was held
to be good at commo law. We know
of nc decision wherein the opinion in
Vidal VS.. Girard has been criticized.
In Ould VS.. Washington hospital. o5
U. S. e. Otto). on p. 313, it is said:
AT common law, lands may be
granted to pious uses before there
is a grantee competent to take. In
the meantime, the fee>will lie in
allegiance. It will vest when the
grantee exists. Town Of Pawlet VS..
Clark, 9 Cranch. 292. See also
Neatly vs.. Kurtz. 2 Pet. 500, and
Vincennes University VS.. Indiana, IA
How. 268." (See also Russell VS.. Al
len. 1O7 U. S. 1857; Werlein vs.. New
Orleans, ~ U. S. 800; McCord VS..
Ocheltree. 8 Blackf. Ond.) IS; St.
Peters Church VS.. Brown, II R. I.
367. 43 Att. 642; Lewis Estate, l Pa.
Dist. Rep. 423; Preachers Aid Soc.
VS.. Rich as Ms. $50: Washburn vs..
Sewall. 9 Met. 28O; Swazey VS.. Am.
Bib. Soc, 81 Me. SIS: Trenton Soc.
VS.. Howell, g Att. ITO; Miller VS..
Chittenden, 4 Ia. 225. Hornbeck VS..
Am. Bible Soc. 2 Sandf. Oh. 1888:
Paschal VS.. Acklin. u Tex. 173: Pen
mover VS.. Wadhams. 20 Or. 274, 25
Pac. 72O.)
In Schmidt, ct al, VS.. Hess. ct al.
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William $. @prman on Clarence
WesItp 9orman, 33 5ub an osrWain
SiroBe, iiiblid ber Sncamore Strus
Be- IN Sbarcn 81.
William 8, @orman an ylelion
SeipeD @orman, 2 Cots bon 66 bel
1872 Sub isbs On Der OitIsits Der
gluin Strabs in Sbaron. 81.
5.uitees ocs Cat asEnsbp S.isbts
Spnbitot an 9tugrit 8. gamnsrlin.
Got 2 in Gait aennsbp Ssiabts Spn.
titat llnterabibeiluBa, $1400.
Sciepb $. giedsr an Gaiberine Jes
hermann, % BEL 100 SSub an Der
WeiiIeiie Der State 2lpsnus, 81.
Charles s. Benedict, Grc'r... an
sStnneti 8afer, 70 bel 175 Sub an
Ger Rorbieiis Der GIepslapb 9lbenus
in @lenonls, $500.
Sobn g. Ysdsr an @eores s. Gus
tirdsn, 4.35 9lder aanb in EDITION
is. WRillcrs.t SopnIbip, 81.
sSobn j. Gtipper an @Iopiius
aammerbing. so bel $50 5ub an Der
Siibieits Der Glenipop @penus, 81.
Wi. 4gnes 5roorne an bic gbriiiion
MOsrlein 9rsluing Co., / Sabr pa9t.
pom 13. Sanuar 1915 an. auf ben
2doenraum. Aeeelbabn unb Rubesims
mer Sss Gissntbums SO. 966 papiIs
lion Strabe, Mt. sloams. Wonatlife
Wlietbe $50.
Spbn @bparb Raisbed on 3. :.
Scuu, 5 Sabre padt. BON l. Sanua.
1917 OIL, auf 5beiI bon Der Siioieite
fss eriien Stodperies in go. 623 bis
625 College Gtrabs. Wtoratlibs
Ulistbe $22.00.
@sores Sdpdrb on Charles =.
Stbiparb. 24.52 older 2anb in Gel
tion 16. Green sofpnibip, 81.
9Ianhe Shulmdn, grrr Il. anb.,
an Gbna s. DomTbsr, 80 bel 1913
SUB on Der Rurbieite Der ainnsp 2(pss
nue, 1852 SUB ipeitIi4 Der BoID apss
rue. 81.
Grbsn bon Games gprns, per Sbs'
riff, on asnss 8prus. sipsi Cots an
ter SiibIsit. Der gdiapia pife IN
Heiptpipn, s..
8. 6. GabpaGabsr aN 6. 6. Sra
nineer, 8 Sabr. gadt. pom z. Sep
iembey 1914. auf bas iiiblite Glat
in Ho. 1920 Wain apenue in Rors
ippob. MonatIihe Distbe $50.
DO. an g. 6. 9ronirser. 5 Sabre
pafi, BON 7. Ropember 1914 an. ouf
BAG n6rblid)e 5lat IN &c. 1920 Wlain
2lpenue in Rorippob. WaonatIi6e
W(iethe $50,
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Die spbli Rddte.

Die 3eit I'm Die WinteHonnenipen'
BE- penn bas Wtibnahisfeit nit lsi'
n.m moaii6.n Gd,immer bic Ssnlli'
tier umfangn bdIi. 1T bem gol.s.
alauben siiniiis ME tsin anoeres Jsli
| i'm areislauf Ses Sabres. Bsnn be
brauienben Stiirms bic WoltsuroVe
am oimma jossn uno Die alteitsn
gaurmrisjen i4 i4mer5Ii4 d1jsro
bisaer, bunn 1T bic 3sit Der r3lp0li
Hahte" estomm,H. Selbit oas niid'
tern. Qeben Der mooerueu 0robitaoi
bal peraebIi6 am Glauben bes @o!t.s
oeriitieli, Der IN bieieu RGdten ibid
| ialsiunbisen 3auber iu4t unb lisht.
Die .3fpDIftsn-, Die Sreindhts Der
Setter, umiaTen Die 3eit pom l.ili'
aen Qlbsnb bis gum 9phneuiabr. Sbr
same III ein ausprud. ben bic Air1s
aus 9rghenlanb unD Hom iibernatm.
Sm Ditli4n Sd4ien ipsrbsu bisis
Saae ,Sostanp" QSdIidialstageJ ae'
narni, I'm 9ostlanbe iiibren is be
ys5eihrtung .llnternd9se" C3Dii9sn'
naate). Raa bem Glaubsn Der ur5sil
aoaen nm bic 3eit Der SabrssiuenSs
bi, @6tter bur6 bds annb. 90 III es
isin Wumber, bab SuhIreide psritiims
mel.e cDsr nit ne,ien 3utbaien ees
I6miidte Spinen sbsmalissr gyters
perebrung an Der 3fpOlfnd9teSeit bafs
ten blis6en. Rod bsute forbert In
manhen @egeHben Elm Radtlang Der
S9su DOT ben sur Grbe setOmmenen
@0ttern, bab in oieien 9assn ale ars
belt rubs. Inter Den aeip5issr Daf4'
frauen 3. .. sebt Der Glaube. bab III
Der Gumilis. bic 5luiidben DeibnadieH
unb Sobnsujabr ipafden lGibt.> i'm
2aufe bes s5abrss jemanb iterben
mub. Aebniih 1T Der @laubs in
W.dlenburs, ipo bag Waiden in b,r
3sii Der .Raubnd9te' spSlf Sabr.
lang allidbrlif einen gobesfaII in Der
Jamilie bebsuiet. 4u9 BEL Der gluSs
ipabl Der Mnbl5eiien IN @oriidt 81
iibsu. SiiIisnfriidte biirfsH in Der
SdidialsSsit nidt ssnOiien tperben.
neil iie nab BEN 9oIisglauben Quss
idlag erseusen. Menn mir b5rsn, bab
biefe Griihie su ben altbeibnifden
5eiiipeiien geb6rten unb bab man
slaubte, iih burh cine in ben Muno
senonanene grbie iie mub aIIers
binss erii beiOnbers saifbertrGfiia acs
maht iperben lInfi4tbar MAIDEN su
iOnnen. 70 iperben mir periteben, bub
einit bic prieiter trifiise @riiHbs bat
ten, bic Siilfenfriidte Fit ssiDiiTe Sell
ten au perfmen.
lleberolI i'm beutI6en @dterIdnbe
seb6reu bic 5ipDif RGdts AZ ben pors
Hebmifen Ghidfalsi1gsn. Mas in To-
rem 8unns etfdisbf. bat Bebrntung
fiji ben areisIairf bes Sabre. Mis an
jebem einsslnen Sdgs Der .3ip5lf. bas
Wetttr ii@ eeiinItst, 70 ipirb Is IN Il,
BEN eRsiprt@subsu UlcuAt ba ,lsuen
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0rxaoeigeutbums llebertrasuugea en-.
gintiuuqti 18. Ses.

Clemens 8. glOB dn SObn 3.
Warb, 80 bel $50 GuB an Der Sitieite
Der petOstep aptHus. 250 SUB n5ros
li4 Der MOB 9lDenue in Der sSnoian
IieD llnterabtbeiIung, 5000.
9lnna Stofisl ar Riharb Wueits
ner, Got Ro. 8 in Der GpmmiNioners'
unterabtkiIuus in SettiOn 10, Dslbi
Sopnfbip, 81.
Die aibler RsuItp 60. an Carl u.
Sabnisen, Got SO. 80 nnb 81 on Der
Sftieite Oes Dorseiebensn 5erpinunb
place.
Die Dominion 2anb 60. an Sobn
6lahertp, Cots go. 152 uno 153 bon
Der glifforO plote InterabtbsiIuns in
Spcampre 9OpHibip, 81.
Sarrp N. 2inHsmann an Billiam
i. Orange, 40 BEL 15O CUB an Der
Horbieite Der aebman Roob, 81.
CLARA Sflaitisr an 6. 80. Strais
ton, Elm Stiid 2anb in Ratb1uisl
Wfd11tes Surpen IN gleiDtpipn. terner
einen Gder 2anb in gtnberioH Soipns
flip in Reptopn, 81.
Sobn Gonnor an 9lntonio 5ilippp.
25 BEL 81 SUB 5ront an Der OIts
ieite Der ailgour Strabs, 81.
Die Oatlep pori so. an Beatrice
Gairnielo, 40 BEL 140 SUB an Der
Rorbieife Der Wsbiter gipenue in
Sdtlep, 81.
Mlerauber 8. Beam an Charles z.
Rofe, 34a BEL 14o Syub on Der Rorbs
feite Der Webfter 2lbenue in Dali
lep, 81.
0ioIa M. Sor an Sarub pfeffer.
80 BET 125 SUB an ber @iibfeite Der
2tnSeu Strabs IN GluliDODh, 81
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Bon zen WnTen rt0rter aernrm Sahnb0 DOH garanOO

Sabres ausfalIen. ge6isltsn bic PRO
pbeten iplGes @pltssluutens rttt. 10
brau6ten mir bds nsue Sabr nitt se'
rabs boffnunsfrsuOis gu bssriibsn.
bsnn bisber baben uns bic 5ipoli
Ndtie nur Regen setiinbet. Sin ips.
MIA Winb unb Reeen aIlerbinss III
in biefer 3eit Dem 2dnbmdnn bic ails
s.iae eints fru4ireihen Sdbres uno
auten Grtraess in Der wtil6pirtbs
id1ft. Zen tpiatigfu glntbeil an
ben gropbe3eiung,n fiir bos fommen'
be Sabr babtn ieBi bic srdume. gBas
in ben stp6lf Rddten sstrdumt tpiro,
e.ht in grfiilIuns. unb sliidIid 1T
bas Mdbslsin, BEN TN 5rauHs biss
isr Rddte bic 6ohSeitssIoden lduien.
Sann mub ia b.r fyreisrsmann tonis
men. gns perpahfen NIT ben .Hos'
toaen" ri Der Glaube on bic pilos
Sasb ob.r bas tpilbe Seer. Die iib.r
aans Gatien psrbrsiiete Gage ~
aug ben 9robfibisn allerbinss fan
gang perfdipunbsu, auf benz 2anee
Gbtr lebt iis fort. Rod INNER psrs
nimmt Der aanbmann i'm gruuien beg
Gturmes bic sslenben Rufe Der ipi!s
ben Sasb, Der siniamt WaubsrsmanH
id,Iaot elm areiS. uub Der $ans'
trirtb berbedt icrGIif Die Senitcr.
strung, bamit Hidt Elm e.iitertaftss
Bfrpebaupt dus benz gsfolgs oss
jiiirmenoen Sesrts in bas Semat
ifaae. Ser iuilbe sSGger. Der bi. tcls
Weaie I'm Mirbssbraui.n bur6 bic
Gift. fiibrt, III nn9 elmer risl ptrbrtis
ieten Qniibt Der gum orpbenben 8.'
1ptnft asiporb:ue 8Ottsrpaier WpbaI
nit ben 6eIoeu aus WaIIbalI. ellsea
Wrat bagsgen fiibri Die Sose 5uriid
ouf ben Ssslen9lauben Der Ilten:
Denn Der Wsuid aufssh5ri bai ju
cthmen, b1nn lam bas 9eben, oas
ii6 burf, oas 9ltbInen tuHbaab, MD:
trlcihen fsin. Sn Der beipegtsn Eli.
oldubie man es tpisber5uerienneu IND
Is sntitano Der 6laube, bab bas !Sy.r
Der asihisbenen Seelsn bier forilett
aub in Minb unb Sturm 3siden itis
nes Saisins etbs.
Wie BEN ou4 i.i. Der 9olssslnu6.
tdlt feit on Der llebsrlisferuns por
@eIdjleht gu Geidle6t, unb .nuf benz
eebiete bes 9lbergIaub.ns bal bi.
9olssieeI. ME esrubt unb rDirb es mud
niht tbun, 70 lang. bas 8DIt iiber ben
3uGammenbans Der Ding. nu4benti.
gsir pflcgen ben gIbergIaiibeH nnmcr
rur bon Der ihpor5sn Seits angus
itauen, er bat aud cine lihte: ssr
ibm ipuraslt bic 3nrtsits Gihtuns un'
i,rss 9Oliss, bic WGrdsn unb Sngsn.
On bisi,r qoeiis bat ii6 uni.r BoI.
3abrbunberts rfrii6i unb in bobei
natiirIih unb g.iunb sebIieben. Wollis
Gott, mir t6nntsH iis i5m tpisbsrgebea
ober erhaIien, mir Diirbsn germ iIber
manheu abersIGubii4en Sus IN ibnsu
sin 4uae 3unriiden."
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%n Jranfiurt ON !0tuin, i'm Dor.
uebmiten 8iertel, auf Der Wlair3er
&mloitraBe, lpobnt Der @roBfaui.
mann Reuter. Seit Dem Sooe iciner
,Srall, brei Sabre iinb es ber, Dot er
iid sur 3iube geiest iein @ei9aft
periauit.
Sein ein3iges ainb, Elm Sobn, mar
ibm I'M Sitter bon 12 SSabren 5eitor,
ben nun mars einiam I'm ben ieh.
5igidbrigen Serrn gerporben. Cine
Wirtbidafterill fiibrte ibm ben Saus.
bait uno Der alte 9iener aurI, - er
mar friiber i'm @eidGft 2aufburi6e,
oann 9orter, idblieblid Snusmeiitcr
gerpeien, - nriibte iiruuer i'm i'm
iein. 3ann ipra6en Tie pon oelt gu.
ten alten Setter. &arI riidte ndber
imo naber an Serru Reliters Sers.
uno MIN, 0a iein ebeiuoliger 9rirt5i.
pal on BEN &raufenitubl gefeiielt mar,
- er litt an @idt, - ipiirbe mts
Dem ebertaIisen 2aiifburi6en elm
Sreuno, neil er ,tidt pergat, Serrn
geilter ben fdr,IStsen Reireft aii er.
lpetien, niemnIs Mibbraldb urnfte
bon beiieu Cite.
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Games aotb an guiineb Wsns 3
u. II. g. Co., $3.50.
glortppob amui,m.nt 60. an De'
fern unb Soutbern 2iIs Sni. 60,
$500.
glnioneit, Wiade on WiHeiit
MutIbanIer greiuins, Co.. $1,000.
7 Sobonna u. Wlate an bo., $1,000.
qtrnoIb gloma oil Carthage 9. II.
9. g., $500.
gafper Mer5 on gearl ylaris'
gant, $500.
0larp aipsiuns an 6. 3. eols'
nan. $1250.
9ioIa 9. MaIsburp an @lt. Waib'
iuatpu G. y. u. .. Co., $3.50.
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9f sfIettip II.

Sin iunser 0ihterling IT Bel einem
often rsi6en Serrn dls @orlefer be-
fhGftist. Od j6musselt er eines Sas
ses, als Der ate Ssrr Gebis9te gu b5s
rer piinift, eirise Der ieinen EN- uno
lieit iie Dor. SIN nd9ften Wtoment 1T
fhon Der aIte 6srr eingef6lummert.
rSm," meint Der Dt9terlins pers
bliiffi, rber lam bod ipirfli9 tsine
Ghnuns 4abtn bab fis BON mtr ftab!'
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0euneeis,ntbums.SBpotbefex
Reu sinsetrasen.

aubipis ). S6asfsr an SOutberr
Sbic 6. II. z. 60, $500.
Gli5abetb aaeier an Meitpoct
Somsiteab Co., $500.
gIuguit 9ole an Sirit Marb .. u
8. o., $4,000.
Tbomas O. aotprenc. an gartbag'
g. II. 6. o., S1700.
Socob Roit Sr. on ggpOiition 9. u
9. Co., $4,000.
Qntonio SiIippo an Gsi Ct. go
2 9. II. 3. 60, $1400.
aIsrunb.r R. SarpuOi an Mercan.
til, 3. u. g. 60, $4,000.
9i. GonioIioat.b Sbedtsr 60. ar
guiinsb Mtns 9. q. u. 8. 60.
$12,50O.
Sarrp 80. sapIOr an aetip. 3. u
9. 60, $3.50.
Samss 8. grottp on Stanbarb @
II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Sennei Batter an German g. 6. u
G. Co., $500.
9laron NoriIh on GntsrpriIs y. u
8. q. Co.. $50.
a,titia aincaib an Th. WaTbins'
ion 8. y. IL. .. Co., $3.50.
Charles Z. RoIe an bic Sdtlet
gunt, $12O0.
Robert u. gcItsr on GbarIes 8
Slider. $3.50.
geti!ete Sppptbettn
2iais qOlit.r an Carthage 9. u
6. v. Co.. $500.
Carrie g. Russ an Soutbern Sbir
&. II. z. &c.. $500.
Oscar q. Wourab oil Southern
Sbip Spss. YuHt Co., $23O.
Y. Stnnlsp Wirtb an Sontbern
Ohio 8. ii. 3. 60, $2500.
WsnitI acuba an Carthage 9. u.
8. a., $l300.
Robi. g. 5aslsp an Warp y.
Ruttbeips. $1,000.
.. 8. Stitss an Wlaoiion .. ".
Ro. 2, $4,000.
0alter Is. 8onnsl on Cartilage g.
II. 6. a., $500.
81. -R. Sab an oigblanb glpe. 8.
II. .. &c., $500
5bos y. 9diprenet OH Carthage
g. u. 6, a., $l700.
Do. an elisabstb 81. Jobnion,
500.
GeO. grOmmer an SOi. u. Gun.
del, 5000.
Sdrrp 10. 2innemann an hilbert
gsbrman, $500.
6annab CLAMP On o. 9. apnsitp,
$1,000.
gyiola 8. Daltsrs an Rortbtpeitern
8. II. 6. Co., $500.
GliSabet6 Didens an SatIep o. u.
9. &c., $2500.
2lIice r. Benedict an 8ant Street
.. u. Co., $500.
Sobn W. 5ibler an Slb 9lorp V.
u. 8. Co., 1926.
Diaiam 5. GtidIs an DrmOube g.
u. g. Co., $1,000.
Qtusuit aloter an Outlep 9aif.
$500.
Wap M. 6eittamp on Blue orb
Q. v. 8. 90. $1,000
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ltro geraoe on Dem Sag an mel.
dem Seins 9fiibIine bel ieinen GItern
cintrai, bcfan S5err 9feiiter eillcn
Sdlognniaa, MN lag CT beiiniuings.
los i'll Den aiiien.
Ger alte !Sausar5t ntadrtc iidj nit
aarl nm i'm 3u id,aiien, bic sSirtb.
idaiterin IIei uifseregt ale glagen.
blide bon Der Slide an Die Shlaf
3immertbiIr, lbranen in 0en sIrgelt.
oGr miro ood) nidJt iterben?",
irngte Der aIte Siener Den 9lrjt.
Ger itrih ieineil lnngen, lueiBeil
gsoa6art lInO lab bitrd) ieine fharien
9riaennlaicr alti ben .aranten
oSHnL - ion SdIunalIina lit cine
crnite Snde, bn1, ia, - idI
CLAUDE, mir bringen i'm nod einnlal
ourd; oenn iein Ser lit MIR weilia
in 0iitlejoenid)oft gc3ogen, ober eipie
luir0s natiirlid) midi liehr bauerii,
idlhebIih lit Der 600 cine @rl%,lne
filr Scrrn &eilter, red'tc SreiI0e anl
Scben hot er oodl nifr nlehrl"
n@oit, @err Npftpr Der quite Sgrr
Heuter"
Ia flopft Der glr5t Dem aIten 0ie.
uer nui ole SduIter.
y0led,t baben Sic, gut mar CT I'M.
mer, id) CLAUDE nlituntgr ~ glit, elmer
aus ser alien 3eit, Der Oas Sper5 mi
Dem re6ten sled bat"
Starl piidte lid cine Ibrdne aus
0en glugen
.lns iits allen noIe mlgcgar9en,
aIs er baS 8eIdloit pertmiisl"
ogSeiB i'd, ipeiB id,, lit iutn NAL
Der Sani Der 8eIt, mir bet0e rrniiien
aud boIo ben Ssiingrrpn 9Iag ma.
den, ba biIft feiu Ma9cnl"
.@as meinen Sic, led i9 oieIleid)t
on Serrn 2elltnmt 9hlbIing teIegra.
pbieren. Serr Ooftor, an Dem bdiigt
nrein Serr, als mare ser iein eiseiles
&ino!"
Der 9Ir5t 3iebt hie 9Iuacnbrauen
bod iuro idiebt Die &riqe aiif Die
Stirn.
r@iro ieet nihts riiBen, niiiieu
ablporteH, - niir 5ipel, 0rei Gage, -
iDie iib Die Sade seita!tet. 8erIangt
Serr &eliter, menu er rDie0er Sur 9e,
finrumg tontutt, nad itl bom fageii
Sic es mir, aber faneeu Sic niht on
ben Dem Serrn Seu;nant 81 ipre-
den, ale grregunger1 miiiien bernie.
ben ner6en - peritail0en, aurI2"
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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-20

been running in the Tidings, stars in
masterpiece, Salvation Nell" 1t
is very powerful drama when seen
on the screen; full of startling and
lurid episodes of underworld life
with, over all, the benign influence of
the Salvation Army exerting itself
for the betterment of defective hu-
man nature.
Salvation Nell" is a good adyer-
tisement for the Army and power
full moral lesson as well. 1t shows
that there is hope even for the near
hopeless. Nell is the victim of de-
plorable environment and deplorable
parentage. All the squalid vices of
sinful humanity attack her; but in
the end Salvationism triumphs and
the girl is saved and made whole.
Drink and misconduct stalk
through the offering, which also
takes us to gaol and introduces us to
a picturesque variety Of crooks of all
degrees and kinds.
In addition to the masterpicture,
the Vining orchestra will appear in a
concert beginning at 7:15 on Sunday
evening.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-20

AS things now stand, the chill
dren may legally risk their lives by
skating in the streets but cannot pes
ter pedestrians and rasp the nerves
of nervous citizens by skating on the
sidewalk. The council should by all
means Immediately forbid them skat-
ing on the streets before some little
one is mangled beneath an auto.
Then in justice to the children skat-
ing floors should be provided on the
school grounds or in the park. The
councilmen all seemed to favor es-
tablishing these skating rinks, and
more will probably be heard of it
later. Those who favor the children
skating and those who are bothered
by their skating should unite in pro-
ducing a sentiment which should in
sure the early construction of public
skating floor A cement floor may
be constructed at a comparatively
small cost, accorring to those who
have investigated the matter.
Nine-forty-five was the hour of ad-
journment Tuesday night. And we
had slept all morning in preparation
for session lasting until midnight.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-20
Letters to 1888
Coast Physicians

During the past four weeks the
following tremendous amount of lit
erature has been sent out by G. H.
Metcalf, who is handling the public
ity work for the Springs Water COM
mission. Mr.. Metcalf handles the
publicity work in addition to doing
the bookkeeping, auditing and other
clerical work for the commission.
Glass of Water booklets to the
number of PASS have been mailed,
22OS Water Anylses booklets, and
1888 letters to the physicians of the
Pacific Coast. The letters to the
physicians called attention to the
Ashland waters and enclosed an
alyses of the waters and suggested
that the physician keep Ashland wat
ers in mind when patients required
such treatment.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-20
Old Resident
Finds Many Changes

THE Rogue River valley sure
looks good to me-" said H. A. Case.
who arrived in Ashland Wednesday
for a visit after an absence of eigh-
teen years. when had passed Cen
tral Point it began to seem like home.
sweet home" Mr.. Case came to Ash
land in 1886 and resided here for
four years, leaving only to return five
years later for another four years
residence, and finally left in 1898,
not to return until yesterday. "Most
of the old faces are gone, but it only
seems like yesterday that I was here
last" said Mr.. Case. The visitor for
merly owned a piece of property
which is now part of Lithia Park and
was only too anxious to get up to the
park and see the changes which had
been wrought and of which he had
heard so much.
Mr.. Case drove down from Port
land in a Chevrolet car, which he
says is the only car which could have
pulled through some of the sticky
pieces of road the party encountered
en- route. With him we're three trav-
cling men of Portland, where Mr..
Case is now located, Messrs. Macklin,
Campbell and Freeburg. In Mr..
Cases opinion the roads from Port
land are uniformly good, but the re-
cent rains have made some pretty
hard spots to get through in places.
Mr.. Case spent his visit here re-
newing old friends among the old
Ashlanders.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-20
Died.

John Jacob Henry, father OF
Charles Henry, residing in the Frog
creek district, east Of Ashland, died
Monday night at the home of his son.
He was a widower, a native of Ger
many, and was 81 years Of age. Fun
eral occurred at the family home on
Wednesday and burial was in Noun
tain View cemetery.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-20
Exhibit Friday
'''''''rA At High Sch00f

tEE f.rG EeJttF
9Rarents.and everyone interested in
the high school are invited to visit
the school. on Friday and see a man.
ual training and mechanical drawing
exhibit which will be on display, en-
bracing specimens of the work done
this year. The regular classes will be
in session and everyone will be able
to see them work in addition to see
ing the results of their labors. There
is no admission charge and there
should be goodly number of visitors
as the students have been to a great
deal of work arranging this exhibit.
and it will be the first opportunity
for the public to see what these de-
of the school are doing.