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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

MY legs were drawn up so that they
could not be Strengthened. and to have
any one lift me from the bed was
agony unbearable. For one year I did
not leave tho he'd without assistance.
| How helpless ] was and what I suf-
fered only God and myself know
The rector Of st. Adams Church in
Danielson knows my condition, for he
called on me while 7 was confined to
bed for the purpose Of giving me COM
munion. When started on Var-ne sis
was in bed and continually getting
worse, and for almost year did not
see very much Improvement except
that my stomach was. better and my
strength began to return.
From an absolutely helpless cripple.
who could only turn in bed with the
aid Of rope rugged overhead. I am
now walking about as you see me.
without the aid of n crutch or cane
From day to day can soc am grow
ing better. thank God for the knowl-
edge that brought Var-ne-sis 10 me
and have often prayed that Mr.. Var
/ ey might be long spared for n con-
tinuance in the work that he is doing
for sufferers
There is hardly person In this
lsection who does not know about my
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
They Keep Lcnore nusy.

l.enorc ulrich the Pallas Pictures
star, rs being besicscd with letters from
the Paramount fans nil over the coun-
try giving their views as to which end :
ing OF The Heart OF Paula" is the best.
Bearing out the tie vote on the part OF
New York critics on this matter. the
opinion seems To sum up about Atty
hity for each ending. The fair Jenore
Is spending good percentage of her
earnings In buying ink to autograph
the countless photos requested by fans
On" modest young man offers to give
nor as rcwnrd AN autographed photo
or himself for her dresser If she Will
send him one Of her pictures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Ordinances pn..ea.

Ire Board OF Aldermen last night
concurred with the Council in tho mas
sage OF the license tax ordinance for
tho ensuing year. and in the Buildinc
G S., ordnance. The code is said to be
panies, and there will be no incrcaso
~. rates. a few changes are made I'm
me license ordinance. In tho wnv or
Increasing or reducing taxes. Tho tar
10 sDo. n now section imposes n t,~
Oh $'o on dance halls. Liquor taxes
arc reduced one-half, in view OF The
o ouG. mat the business can be conducted
ohiS SIX months. a tax of s25 10 70
CURED OF all dealers In pistols .Th.
o AK on garages, plumbers and gas.
htters Is doubled The socinl Glib 90
t una Is abolished. The tax on thea
sers ana public rooms is increased fror,
500 TO 800. Retail merchant. nm. -
III iresn perks products by taking ont
IN aoditional license OF $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
MIDWEEk NEWS OF MOVIES
Movie Calendar

ODE0N-ro-day, to-n,orrow aud
saturday. John barrymore, In "Thc
Red widow"
GOLONIAI--Fo- day, bertha Ka-
Itch, I'm Islander" Tomorrow and
Saturday. Ethel Barrymore, In ''Thc
EiSs of Hate"
BIJul'-r0-dRc. Tomorrow and
Saturday. William =. Hart. in "rhc
hrran," and Frank Hayes aud Nine
busch. In Is Hath-IIousr Nlun1cr."
lSiS-To-da!, Muric Doro. In
"Dipiomncy.'' Tomorrow. Frances
Nelson, In cloves Crurihlc." Snt-
urdm., "Ihc blindness of Love-"
with Grace Valentine mud George
IcGuerc.
Nit~ruR-To-da.. "Thc Million-
aires SON." with Myrtle Reeves.
To-morrow, Edward Arnold, in ..rhr
Inst Adventure" Saturday. ''rhe
AInr who Cnmc After Dark"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
NEW PHOTOPLAY AT ISIS
STARS FRANCES NELSON

Marie Doro repeated her former sue
cess in "Diplomacy." tho Eucene Lar
don play. pictured at tho lists yestcr-
day. This winscmc actress viii lie NJ
tbs isis again to-day and I, IS rca-
sonable TO presume that she Will at
tract as many admirers as she did yes
terffay.
Tomorrow pretty Frances Nelson
Will be presented In n now and highly
thrilling drama. Loves Cruciblc."
This Is the FIRST showing " this PLAY
IN Richmond and the popularity OF the
star Ia certain 70 attract large audi
ences.
For Saturday Tho lists announces
THE Kindness Of Love" with Grace
Valentine. 1nl.ua Stcgcr md George
lie Guerc playing tho leading roles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Serious shoot,nr A9a,r

Fred Smith. colored, was shot and
probably fatally injured last night In
GIL Street by G. +. Winn. colored The
two men had had trouble during tho
day about somo money. Last night
VIM came upon Smith In barber
shop and. after some words, shot him
twice--onc ball passing through the
wrist ana the other penetrating tho
abdomen and cutting the intestines IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Fl lin Brevities

Saints and Sinners" the celebrated
drama by Henry Arthur Jones. which
mas scored big, stage successes both
. here and abroad, has been selected hv
the Famous Players Film COMPANY os
the vehicle in which to Introduce Peg
ES tEiand, the noted British star, to
the American public. Miss Hyland will
make her initial appearance in Amcri-
can photoplay thcaters on the Para
mount program In May
The production OF Romeo and
1ul,ei; IN which Francis y. Bushman
ana Beverly Bayne will be starred. Is
promised TO 10 the most pretentious
feature ever offered on the Metro pro-
gram.
Kenneth II. Clarke has woven an un-
nsuai plot for tho forthcoming Mutual
! Masterpicturc, de luxe edition. "Th.
Abandonment" now being produced bv
Donald Macdonald at the American
tAiutuaD studios In the leading roles
are Helene Rosson. T.. Forrest Taylor
and Henry Won Meter.
Director William Nigh. who recently
completed tio sensational nve-reel PRO
duction, The Kiss of Hate" with
Ethel Barrymore IN the stellar role,
mas begun work on new feature for
Metro. In which he will be oo-starred
]
GLORY is the name of tho new pro-
duction. and 1t was written by Mr..
| Nigh.
Lionel Barrymore, who has just com
pleted his work In "Dorian's Divorce"
ior the Metro program, being starred
III that production with Grace yalen-
t'n". viii he starred alone in ''rhe
Gutter" sensational nve-part fea-
ture, which has just been put into pro-
duction. The exterior scenes will he
photographed along the Mexican bor-
der.
John Robertson. a well-known actor,
VINO mas made an enriable reputation
for himself by reason OF his artistic
worh has been appointed to direc-
! torshiP by Supervising Director Ralph
w. 1nce. OF the Vitagraph Company, Mt
the Bay Shore. l.. l.. studios.
Director Ralph w. Inoe conferred n
distinction upon his roster OF players
loNctt. who will play tho part OF the
mother In his next production
TO produce a hve-Dart thriller that
requires some difficult outdoor scenes,
Director Ralph w. Inco has been sue
cessful In finding right near the Vita
graph Bay Shore studios location that
are superb In tho way OF backgrounds.
| Tho name OF this now thriller Is not
mado public but predictions say II Will
he another "Juggcrnaut"
The regular stock cast, headed by
| Lucille Leo Stewart and Huntly Cor
don Will play the principal roles.
Dircctor-Gennral j. p. MCGOWAN, OF
tho Signal Film Corporation. has Just
closed negotiations with Alice Nc
Gowan for the film rights TO her popu-
lar novel Judith OF the Cumberlands.
Although the scenario has not yet been
prepared. II IS understood that Miss
Helen Holmes Will be cast In tho title
role, with the direction In charge of
j. T. MCGowan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Ten Ycnrs I'm rcD,,.,,,

mo musings Court this n,or,t
'onh Irice. colored, was convicIen l''" -,
INA shooting and woundInr. ana
~, p"n,shment fixed at ten Years In
held. as with
John Davis. colored. was convicted n,
larceny from the person, and his MN
ishment fixed at five years in the stat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Marin Rosao Coming.

During the month of May the Jesse
L. Lasky Feature Play Comnanv viii
release on the Paramount program
three big feature plays Including Ger
aldinc Farrar in Maria Rosa" Sessue
llayaknwn, tho noted Japanese actor
in ALLEN Souls and Blanche Sweet in
The Thousand Dollar Husband"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
Pocnhonta. Man Hurt h, Tr,,,

Ed Macon. Of Pocahontas, was
struck by freight train in the yards
OF tho chesarehfe and Ohio Railway
here yesterday and slightly injured
sustaining decorations OF tho lower
limbs and knees. He was taken to
Memorial Hospital by an ambulance
surgeon and was reported as doing well
carly this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
prison. Several appeal cases wer. dis.
posed Of N1'.
News Notes of Intere,t.

number OF young white men v.r.
IN the Police Court this morning ON
was insufficient to convict. ond 49,
were discharged. N"'S
George Butterworth, a well-kno.,
young citizen of Dinwiddie, while MA.
Ing baseball In tho county on N1onda,
afternoon coiltded with another pIav,
or during the game and sustained F.,
Il hospital here. 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
oid-Tn~hioncd le,rc,r,,

Miss BESSIE Eyton hns 2 wonderful
makeup rs Virginia Carved in tho
forthcoming S.Ng production ~ "I.he
Crisis" j., her hoop skirts ana nit
tens she Nigh, have stopped sight on.
OF some old-fashioncd portrait, Miss
Eyton not only designed MI Of her own
eowns tor the late fftics hut she MISC
gathered together a valuable collect,o,
OF oid-fashtoned iewelrv These In.
clude old-tine cameo hr.sst pins, lock
cts, etc, and earrings %. iade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

"oacys
Special to The Tim n

Special to The Times Dispatch1
ABINGDON, VA. April 26-The mar
riaEe of Miss Sarah A. Bradley, .daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. John o. Bradley,
TO DR.. Frank Holloman. OF Tupelo,
Miss. took place this morning at the
home OF the bride. The marriage was
surprise to her many friends Only
members Of the family were present
After wedding breakfast at home, tho
couple left for Tupelo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Fannie Ward. under the direction Of
George helford, has begun work o.,
the Lasky studio or rhotoplny nv.
willard Mack entitled "The Gutter
Magda'ene,' which VIII be rcleased on
the paramount program. The famous
star OF The Cheat" and "rcnnersA.,s
Pardnor' will appear in this PLAY 40 q
Salvation Army lass who assuarcs INC
hurt6 and wrongs OF society on the
6oteaw and 1etsom OF tho EowerN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Continued From Wednesday,
1T was his own special ono. He had
the barrel sawed off extra short so II
would fit easy in hiH pocket. He
showed 1t to me. and said that IL any
body over did for him. they'd have to
move quicker than he did. And then.
sir, 1t was his own gun that killed
him. Ltfe's queer thing, amt it?"
Langdon nodded vaguely, too disap-
pointed at the failure OF this new hope
to pay much attention to what the
man was saying.
81 suppose" he snid dryly. you
won't mind telling that fact in court,
will you?"
He looked sharply at tho waiter.
NO. sir"
The waiter hesitatcd q moment, then
flushed and stammered, IL wish 1t
might have been ove of a pair. sir. If 1t
would have helped the young lady: my
wife and I admired her picture SO.
took quite an interest, you see, being
as how 1 knew him, sir. I'd seen her
photograph in his room. too. and
know what sort of a man he was
amt sorry he's dead. and I'd like to
help IL 1 could. One night / saw him
grab her by the arm, and 1 could see
she hated him.
II saw her that night. Mr.. Pollock
gimme q pass, and afterwards l saw
him"
He broke off abruptly, then leaned
lifelong servility of the man who
serves falling from him for n minute
as he said sharply:
MIR. Iangdon. Mr.. Pollock had a
night with somebody over the telephone
at the club that night, and he didn't
go to the Hotel Republic aIonew
WHAT
Philips exclamation was shriil In II,
excitement, but before he could ask
any questions that rushed to HIS lips
the bailifr raped at the poor, announc-
ing that His Honor was ready to re-
open court.
With a shruE of impatience Lansdon
gathered UP the papers he had flung
upon tho table
and ask the questions I would like 10
ask now" he said to tho waiter. You
don't mind, I suppose?"
There was note OF anxiety in his
voice.
That is what am here for. sir"
said the little man with a calnness
that was not without dignity. my
wife is In the court. sir. waiting 10
hear me"
He spoke rather proudly-the atti.
tude of walter seemed suddenly to
leave him.
He was like a soldier who has hest.
tated and then. having made up his
mind TO fight. goes invincibly to bat.
tic.
Langdon smiled and clapped him or
the shoulder in friendly fashion tina,
brought flush OF pride to the face
of the older man.
corridor again.
(To Re Continued To-Morrow)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
blnckyyril'n New pi;y

Carlyle Blackwell Is to II. scc, ncx,
~ inc Woman OF IT." In which he
- nnproTted by Ethel Clayton and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27
The Strange Case of
Mary Page
by FREDERICK LEWIS,
Author of
"WhRt Happened to Mary"
Pictures by Essanay. Copyright.
1915. by Mcclure publications.
Shown at the Victor Theater.
SyNOpSIR-

Mary Page. actress. Is accused of the
murder OF David Pollock, and Is defended
by her lover. Philip Lansdon. Pollock was
intoxicated. At Mary's trial she admits sho
Mary, threatened Pollock with It pre-
viously, and Mary's leading nun duplicates
1.ansdon. How Mary disappeared from the
scene Of the crime Is n mystery. Brandon
Mary.s shoulder. Further evidence shows
that horror of drink produces temporary In
sanity In Mary. Tho defense Is 'repreBseu
psyehoss." witnesses describe Mary's flight
from her Intoxicated father and her faith
er's suicide. Nurse Walton describes tho
kidnapping OF Mary by Pollock. and Amy
Barton tells OF Mary's struggles to become
an actress. of Poliocks pursuit OF her. and
OF another occasion when the smell of
liquor drove Mary insane. There Is evil
deneo that Daniels. Mary's manager. threat;
encd Pollock. Mary faints tho stand
aud again goes Insane when q policeman
Offers her whisky. Daniels testlnes that
Pollock threatened to kill Mary and Lang
don. and actually attempted to kill Lang
don. Two witnesses describe Mnrys flight
to the street from tho hotel, and her abb
duction by men from u gambling place
nearby. Further evidence seems to incrim-
mate Daniels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

elevcn places. winn is I'm Jail and
Smith is in tho Colored Memorial Hos
pital in critical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-27

Who're the Shears Fail.
The villain keen. upon tho screen.
Caused many creepy shivers
Bui slight the start, for the best part
Was clipped by ueneors scissors.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. 8. Land O6iee At Sseriias. Colo.

q. 8. Land OlIce It SteTlfn9 Colo.
Auanst IL. l9i6.
Notice Is hereby 1iven that Harry Roberts, q
Bushneil Nebsasia. who. on February l. 1912.
see see.,oS ~ e To~nsSip II Il. Ranse Sc " ?. N.
has Ied notice Of intention to make final three year
proof establish claim 10 the land above described
Colo. on tie 9Th day of October 1916.
Claim.nt nsases = witnesses: Ceoroe z. Faul-
habes, Of Clifford. Nehs.. Al laoes. Arthur BouiIes.
- A. F. BROWNS. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25

Another rich gold strike 10 reported
In Alaska. and hundreds Of miners are
stampeding to Boob and Tolstoi
creeks. in tho lnnoko district. where
tho pay streaks, which are said to be
yielding 81 to the cubic foot. have been
found. With Europs's stock of gold
steadily flowing this way. and Alaska
on the eve of increasing its production.
this country stands soon to have more
gold than 10 good for it, economic we'll.
being.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
"A0Our.r


One prominent Ffenchman named
About succeeded - Q novelist aad
political writer; but he 10 far outnum.
bered by the everyday horde Of ineni.
cient ''abouts." all too evident on the
streets. The stranger learns. for OF.
ample. after painful inquiry, that hie
destination 10 about two blocks
away" at the ball game the young
man draped over = seat replies to him
that 1t 10 about the third inning" and
the boy with IN extinct cigarette hang.
ing to his lips yields the Information
that the score 10 about four to three"
about two" are out, and the batter
has about two" strikes recorded
against. This IL the type that grow
up into men who arrive at the desk
about on time, at about nine O'Clock.
Gays Columbia g. c. State. They
leave, however, with extreme preci.
sion. exactly ON the point Of six.
Slovenliness Of thinking. inaccurate In
formation and shiftlessness are 10
near allied that the only safe way 10
to strike at these snakes Of aboutness
every time their heads appear. In
writing the fear 10 20 ever present
that someone will take statements %
mathematically precise that every.
thing is mentioned with qualifications.
About mile wide," however. says
nothing more than - mile wide:" and
It takes longer, according to the in.
variable rule that the less there 10 to
say the longer It takes to say 1t.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25

A veteran husband In Philadelphia
has been telling how women are to
blame for the divorce evil. putting Ill
the blame upon the weaker sex. This
shows how strong 10 the effect Of
Adams example to his sons even af-
ter the lapse Of all the centuries since
hs pleaded that It was all Ewes fault.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

August s, 1915
Notice b hereby 44vsn that lohn W. neadhesdt
Box lO2 A. n. Worth. Texas. Who On i2th day of
Novembs1 1909. msde homestead entry. No.
098S8, for Nosth Hsk of Moth Hail q
s o. 81. Township North,
Raaee 50 W.. P. Meridian. hss He'd notice Of b.
tentioo to make 9aal 6ye year proof TO estabsish
eiain 10 TIE i.od above described before
l9 day Of September. 1916.
Clahn1nt Names 1s witnesses:
8 Rupp. Lewis e. Sllvis. al o( Buckinaham. Colo.
70 A. F. BROWNS, Re1ast1.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Depertment Of the Interior
u. 8. LaaA Ollee ID 9keriina. Cs

Notice = hereby Given that Alfred N: Durbin. q
ef kese.: Cob; wAo. o. Oesobe1 p. 1903: Agstl
Ol88Ae, for SEa. Section 32. and SWt Section 33.
Township 10 aosth. Raase 50 west 9Th P!toeipa1
Msidian. has fled notiee d intentioa to make fnal
three year proof 10 establish eaim to the 1nd above
leserbed. before Unitsd States Coasuallslooes. II
Keot1. Colorado. On the 18th day of September.
t0i6.
Claimant masses as witnesses: Fred Ashdown.
Kelly K. Fortune, Rose NJ DuSbtn. Eta ]. Durbin.
all ol Keota. CoIos1do.
Is A. F. BROWNS. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25

A Pittsburgh man has invented Q
metal chest protector to turn aside
bullets. It ought to be highly val-
uahls vhen worn With army uniforms
In battle, but after Ill. It hasn't ~.
thing on the knights Of old who novog
thought Of going to fight without loGb,
ing themselves up IN Q steol ca0A
The Keota news., 1916-08-25

Ninety per cent of the young birds
are killed by cats, according to Louis
Agassix Fuertes, naturalist and paint
er, who spoke at a meeting held for
the purpose of organizing IN Audubon
club. says Montclair dispatch to New
York Sun. Mr.. Fuertes asserted that
any attempt to encourage birds was
perfectly useless unless precautions
were adopted to reduce the slaughter
by cats. Not only the stray back yard
cat is the enemy Of the birds. Mr..
Fuertes said. but the family pct -
we'll. The most loving pet becomes
heartless marauder at night. and
should be kept indoors after dark.
Mr.. Fuertes said that each bird has an
individual note in its song. which can
be recognized. He also said that tho
songs Of birds were not always just
a burst Of gladness. but . necessary
part of their life and development.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u. 8. Land OAbee At Denves. Coioe1do
AUGUST, Is, 1916

Y. =. Lana O1DGe II OGuvG1s ~0ooG00O
August. Is. 1916
Notice k hereby .sive. that win6en p: kssay.
aade honestead entry, No. Olse72. fos 81. Seetioe
II. Township 8 n. Ran1e 60 w.. p: Meridian.
has kled notlce Of hteatoa to make final three year
proof to establish elaim to the lad above described
before lve1 H. Daley. Clerk District Court, Fort
MorB1n. Colo.. On the day Of Oct. 1916.
ClairnaAt names 1S wltnesseS: Herman ONe1I
Of Wesdoaa. Coso.. James Stephenson Of Weldoa1.
Cojo.. H1ny Boardaan. Of Goodrich. Colo. Noea r.
- - " Many WOLFE DARcN REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u. 8. Land O6ee 1t Steslins. Cole.

Nsese. + hereby ~ Sis.a II ia Heary ". Po,ck. d
ssss:.:sa ::s;S: ~. oi:zsS g ". SETS !.
has 6led notee q atsntioa to make 6n1 three year
proof. 10 est16elsA elai4 - tAe land shove d.
scnhod befoyo u. q Co0nissiooo9, Clyde L.
S&1nley. 1t KSot1. Colo. on the llth day of Sep
teushes. 1916.
Clalm4ne names - witnesses: John Deal. Fred
Ashdown. Amos Esieksoa. Wllliam B. Sean, all ol
Is A. r. BROWNS. Register.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25

Here is another thought: Someone
has suggested that we have . farm
cleanup day" the same 40 We have
In towns and cities. That Is . good
idea, for there are many farms scat
tered throughout the country which
need dressing up" bit just the same
~ residence property In town needs
overhauling, says Lufkin (Texas)
News. Look over your plantation. II
you happen to have Cid, and try to
The Keota news., 1916-08-25

make It - attractive 10 possible; Il
will be source Of pride to you. and
will be an advertisement Of your place
that you could not hope to gain other.
wise.
The Keota news., 1916-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For State Representative

Fer State Representative
We are authorized te announce VIM.
K. Gilcrest, as q candidate for the
nomination for representative subject to
the decision of the Republican primar-
les, to be held September 18th.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06
THE GRIEVANCE

Burglar-The only thing I'm kick
ing about is bein' identified by man
that KEEP his head under the bed
clothes the whole time, That's
wrong.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-06

SERVES THE PURPOSE
Mrs. Brown-My husband is the
light of my life.
Mrs. Smith-So is mine. One of
the kind that smokes and goes out
at night, Philadelphia Ledger.
Milford chronicle., 1916-06-16
SUSSEX COUNTY UNPAID TAXES.
SECOND
REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT

tNOrth-West Fork
VIM. Turpin .25
W. j. Wallen .25
Henry Walter %
Wm. White .65
Robert j. Williams %
Chas Williams .25
Wm Witchen %
George Wright %
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-09-24

Eyes. you might say that the Saw
age Tire company has gone into the
road building business" said Claus
spreckles, secretary or the company.
I'VE certainly mean to back the good
roads movement to the Limit.
Cup at the Fallon Sink, u:ar Fall
Ion, New. we are sinking a we'll and
building a sample section Of road to
show that 1t is possible to make this
VIGOROUSLY bad stretch of the Lin
coin Highway one of the best pieces
OF road ir the state. The well will be
known as the Savage Tire Well, and
will fur'rsh a permanent water sur
ply free to all motorists, in addition to
supplying water for mixing the mate
trial from which the roadbed will he
made.
"Of the AIS miles of Line Din High
way in Nevada, tho roadway between
Ely and Reno has become SO notorious
that tourists avoid 1t whenever pos
sible. We are trying to permanently
improve the worst spot in the west, and
we hope to get all those who will nat
urally benefit by better highway in