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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
Ger beiliame aricsstrann,.

Die Mlliierten 6sanlpru6ea nidt
MIR 5ieg unD Hubm fir it'd, lie
~berlangen niht rur. Dab bas Metter
i9nen siinittg lei uno bic 3eit 1i9
als ibr 8uabesgenoTe ertpeiIe, lie
molten a19 Sic Melt Der Mu11ber fiir
li@ nit 8eidlag 6elessll, unb bdrum
lpetteiFern bic enslii9sfrnn50liiden
3ldt.sr in leltfamen Bieri6tsn iber
Ell taunli9e 8egebenbeiten in mebr
ober tpenigef abenteuerlid3en Rriessz
rrop~he5eiunsen unb Der Gr3d6lung
BON Munberturen. Nun tpeiB aud
Der pDailp gbronicle" ioI6 elm meois
ointldes WunDer au beridten, inbem
ct BON einem infolseIerDendpts Ieiner
Sprade beraubten enslii9en @olbaz
ten er5d9lt, Der burh einer1 9raum
Dog SpradDermDgth piebererlanst
ba6sn ion. Sin RorporaE 1amens s.
Bel4 purbe bei Neupe Gbapelle
i9per DerleBt. ST purbe EFF Mora=
te lang in einem 2a3orett sepflegt.
obnt iebod bon feiner gtummbeit
erlDft tperben 5u tDnnen. 9a bate
&c zines Nahts eireil Sraum, ser
auf benz S4la9tfelb fpielte unb 10
aufr,senS nnb slorreid perlief, bnB
Der 5rdumer NIT einem Ialter Mus.
ruff eriDacbte. gr toar pollfommert
sebeilt unb beberrfdte bic @pra9e
nie aor ieiner @srtpunoung. So ge.
orndt i'm .Dailp gbronicls1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
@alona 11nb 9nras5o.

Dor elmer Aeibe BON Sa6ren bat
Der eft fiir5li9 p~er5tprbene sitolieniz
19e Miniiter ri San @tulianp bic
albanii9e aiite bereiit unb intere1z
1ante @9tloerungen bon @alpna unb
9ura5oo iotpie Dpn Ben albanilhen
@erbdltniien iberbaupt e~nttpbrfen.
8alona 19il0ert er l1ns als elm liebz
lides uno malerif6es Dorf, oeTen
1000 @intpobner gum grDbten Sell
aus Mobammeoanera teite6en. Duz
ra55o 1T oas alte rDmif@e .Dprrbaz
aiuna, bas Cicero cine .freie, arlge=
rebme @tabt" .genannt bat. Bon
lpeniser orientalifdem Geprdge als
8alona, slei9t es e,nem grie9N4en
9orfe, ober ,einer llnkaa5erfeit feble
Der malerii9e 3ug, Der es benz euro
pdii6en Souriiten einisermaben finn
patbii9 erf4einen lailen f5nnte. San
9tul1ano betont, bab bic Guoalbaz
nier, aud 3osten genannt, peit peniz
ger trieserif9 geartet iino als Die
Noroalbanier uno ni9t 10 milo uno
bartnddig uie bieie in Der Musiibung
ibrer 8lutra@e. Was , bieie i'm
Woltsbepnbtiein nur3elnbe ginri9z
tung betrifft, duBert tie fi9 in BEN
W}abe itdrter, als man bon @iiben
na9 Noroen, bOa Der Gbene in bic
Berge bororingt. SIN Noroen Mlba<
f1tens itirbt Der tpeitaus gr0Bte Sell
Der mdnnli9en 8eorlteruns oura Ole
Elinte, unb Der Sob i'm eigenen Bette
gilt qls etpas IL Srauriges unb
Gntebrenbes, bob bic @ertpiin19ung:
r9u m0geit an 8rant6eit iterben%!
i'm Qlbanii9en glei9pertig lit nit
per rOmiiaen: .Du midget totge-
ihlasen uerDen!..
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
% @;n aeflhrIimer .Muife.

81 sefabrli9er n@uiIe'
1T in Wien feitgenommen porbeu. 81
banoelt ii9 uni einen Mann, be.
@nbe Npril b. $. bon ei11em @ut ir
gapern, aIf benz ct als .ru1{19er
3ipilsefangener" arbeitete, entipiden
mar. Ser @efangene nan1te iib So
Bonn @aifas uno CAB ii9 ielbft fis
einen Rufien aus. Man ermittelte,
bob er friiber unter ben Mamer
JleH@bauer. SoIef @%runipalb, Sage.
lDbner Stanislaus S6lclarSpt unb
Jabritarbeiter Seem @aitos aufse-
treten tpar, unb entbedte enblt9, baE
Der Tlii@tiae li9 nit Nbli9t fdl19s
ltd fur eintr NuIien aussegeben
6atte, UNI feline @ersangenbeit gu perz
beden. 9enn binter ibm. Derbara
Ii9 ein gepiffer Spbann @aBtu als
Reubprf in 96eri9leiien, Der am 90.
September 1910 cine iMrbeiterin So
Ialia 3ipa aus Neuborf NIT elmer
9re9itange erf9lagen unb li9 bonn
ben Narnen paul Bed betgelegt bate
Def @ielgeiuate taudte na6 ieinel
5lllht aus benz baperiihen @efanae.
nenlaser ald iii Berlin cuff. M.s
aber bic 4rimina!polioci i'm ieitneb
men tpollte. mar er bereits perfdnun~
ben. Das nor Gnbe Suli person3
geuere Sa1res. @eitbem lpar iuiebsr
iebe Spur Des sefdbrlidm Meniden
perloren aeaanse:. ert ieBt snblit
gelang es, i'm in Mienl gu ermitteln
urte feISunebmen.
WDrpDon y. Berrn, etn
@ei@dftsreifenber po1, minneapolis,
begging in fetnem 3immer i'm Sntel
8bite in aanias Gitn, Mo., @elbit.
morb mitfels Strb9nin. ST bait.
bas @ift UNI 10 ubr am Morgen
eenommen unb tpurbe .erit 1pGt am
Na9mittag bDn 1einem 3immerna9s
bar CHARLES Sobnfon in benubt!oz
fem ,3nitanbe sefunoen uno ms
Sta0tbOipital sebra6t, no Ct Inn 6
nbr iein Qeben ausbauhte. 8errp
NOR 48 Sabre oft lnb battle Die metz
item Sabre feines 2ebens in Srenton,
&c.,, perbra@t, po iein @ater Mr3t
mar.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26

DieMooms 6 rpreBTGo. in
Neip Dorf madlie 6iefer Sage Ser
Poli5ei Die Nnaeise, boB einer ihrer
glerts Mau1ens William @berbut nit
$7006.52 bar beriamunoen lei. Dos
@elo nurbe nm IL l1br pprmittoas
pon Der Office, so. So 8rpaopab.
in elmer &afIette auf etnem Ser gr<
preBnasen mad Mesbatpten geldnbt.
nit @berbut als Besleiter. Muf Oe;vr
Saobrboot iaste Sberbut gum Rut=
i@er, er# 1oQe in Die Sabine geben, iih
gu ipiGirmen, er tpplIe auf ben Maaerl
aufpanen. 4ls Der autf9er 3uriid=
tann, tonnte er Sberbut ni9t finben.
Die Raiiette NOR pffen uno oas @elo
feblte. Ser Rutf1er telepbonierte
ipfort an Die Office, bic ibrerfeitsy Die
goli5ei Deritanbiste. Sberbut 1T %
Sabre alt.
@idarb @pans. Der 10
Sabre alte @obn BON 6errn unb
5rau gbnarb @bats IN Moltne,
Su., nurbe I'M s%tabtbofpital opes
riert, ba ct einen etpa 3 SOL LAM
gen 8fsiitift in Der SpeiIer6bre Bat
te. Ser Sunse bate ben 8leiftift
bpr elmer Mphe In Der Qo1fhule
beri9ludt. Sbglei9 Die Operation
erfplgreih berlaufen 1T, liest Der
SSutse In bebentliaem 3uitano barz
= Mu@ Mi@tfreimaurer
tpirb bic Satfade intereFisren. baB
por etniser s3eit in Marf@uu bon
Mitglieoern 6euti9er Greimaurerz
logon, Die 3lr3eit i'm 8efeblsbereih
bes 0euti9en @eneralgoupernelrs als
9ffBiere, Mer3te. 8eamte ober 1T
oeutl9en 8etrieben tpirten, cine
Ielolose eingepeibt unb erDffnet
tporoen lit, unb atDar auf @runblage
Der @eiebe Ser ,@roben Qose bon
YreuBen gen. 5ar Jreunofdaft" Die,
tpie ole betben arlberer altpreubiiaen
@rpBlogen unter benz @9ute 6es
Prin5en Jrieorid 2eopolb BON Preuz
Ben fteben. ~ Cine nJelbloge.. bat
I9on einmal be%itan0en: 1912 in
Mitau, als bic preuBii@en Sruppen
Marfs in &nrlanh ftntt0en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
@iHenldaftlides Su6ilannt.
Sic Gntbedrns ner @0ntsenitra9lcn
upr stuansig Sa9rcu.

Sn ben lebten Saeer oes De5ear=
Der 1895 eri4ien in Den 8erid]ten
Der M~iiraburser Mtabemie Der 8t1z
lenf9aften >eins tur5e MbDanoluna
BON &onrab Wilbelm &Dntgen uber
cine neue 9trablelart, Die er pegen
ttbrer Bis oabin unbetonnten gieenz
iGaften als A=Strablen beseidnete.
galb barauf mar in Berlin allf Ell
nsr BON Der Y1biifalii6en GeIeu=
19aft berani talteten Jeier bic erite
nit X=Strablen bergeltelte gbotoz
graphic, Die 6ano MDntgens, gu fez
ben, unb nun eri9ien alsbolo alld
in Sen Sasesbldttern cine Slut BON
geri9ten uno Bti9reibungen Der
aeuen punberiamen gntoeyu1lg, Die
e ermoslidte, Die Gno@en aus Ell
mem lebenoen &0rper bsraus auf Ole
pbotosrapbif9e Platte gu bannen. 9ie
nabl Der tleinen Abbalblungen iiberz
1fieg fdon in einem Jabr 1000, aber
Der tpiiieniaaftli@e @rfols bieler
9pGtlllt nor muir gerlng, 1elbi no9
Der Mrbeit mebrerer Sabre tpuBte man
ibsr Die gigenfalften Der @trablen
ri1t ptel mebr als in ben oret turaen
Mb9anolungen bon R0ntgen felb1t aus
Den Sabren 1896 unb 1897 gu erIez
ben NOR, ur1D bele1 N0ntsel1 lelblt
tpeitere Nrbeiten uber bieles @ebiet
1tat me9r Dat fplgen lafen.
Sasegen bate Die aeue Gntoedung
1ofort einen uusebeuren- inbiref4ell
grfols. Sic pirfte als mdatiaes Mn=
regunssmlttel, I'm oas bis oabin nur
lpenig bearbeitete @ebiet ser eleftriz
l9en Gntloounsen in @o1en in Mnz
srlff gu nebmen. Muberoem lpuroen
Die Nontsen : 9trablen Der Nus
g%angspunft fit eine tpeitere funoa=
mentale gntbedune, bic Der Raoioz
atttpitat, Die bon 8eequerel i'm Sabre
1896 gema6t purbe.
Wor allen aber enttpidelte 1i9 tpe=
gen Der praftii9en Mnpenobarfeit Der
1leuen @trablen in Der Meoi5in iiberz
rai9eno i4neq cine reue tednii6e
Spe5talitdt. Sn ben eriten Monaten
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26

0es Sabres 1896 l6abte man iid
l9on sliidIia, nit bdIbltiinoiser ST.
pol ition eine leioli9 f9arfe Mufnabe
me bon 9anoz pber Mrmtnoden gu
erbalten. 9eute erlangt mon bereits
flnematosrapbii9e Mufnabmen oes
pull ierenoen 9eroens nit 6 Bis l2
Observation-Disclosures in elmer einaigen
5efunbe!
Wie ungebeuer tunb pie urgemein
legensrei@ Die gatmidlung Der MDntz
seni9en g1ltoedung in Der Seiltunoe,
ipe5iea in Der 8%e5anblung BON Ser.
lebunsen, 1T, Oiirfte ollgemein betannt
lem, uno unse5dblte Sauienbe erfab=
rem es in Den i9peren Sagen bes gez
%gentpdrtisen 8rteges an ibrem eigerert
2aibe.
Die mif1enfdaltli9e Grforf@una
Der Natur Der HDnt9en1tra6len fubrte
erlt in Den lebten Sobren, Dor alien
lura Die bon 2aue angeresten @erz
lnde iiber Die 8e1gung Der MDntgenz
ltrablsn betm 9uragang Our9 ariz
ltal, gu Der Mufpe6uns ibres Mez
lens. Sic eri9einen Oana1 ols cine
Der 2i9titrqblung abnli@e, bon talz
1enbnal seringerer Mellenldnse. Der
Inn oiefe Jori9un9en beionbers Der.
oiente ,. Zane 1T erft Dor nenigen
5agen fir feline Sat nit benz Nobelz
prets ausge5ei4net tpDrben. NDintqer
1elbit, Der oiefe Mus5ei9nur1g f9on
Iru4er erbalten bat, ipirtt befanntlid
lett benz Sabre 1860 in Miin6en, mo-
ct am 81. Mdr5 p. 5. ieinen 10. Sc
burtstag sefeiert bat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26
McDolbersS uurnalisiuus!
vSfammenbeH: sat cines runhdcn
3eituags6eiitcrs.

Ser MIerauoer Mleranorcip;tfd
Sutpori1, elmer ser @Dbne ltlb Grren
oes 8esriinosrs Der in patDoloslldem
9raoe oeutidfeinpliden uno ontt=
lemitif6en nRppoie @remia in pe.
~tsrsburs, bat e5. ME Mostauer 8loi-
ter bertcpten, fir uotts 9ebulten. pllrdl
etne flammenoe Sat ben Naapels al
flibren, oaB oas Srsau, beNen Wtlt=
be1tber CT lett Dem Gooe oes gSuters
gemorosn 1T, niat 1rllr feiner Sc
itnnltng nah Elm Hepplberblatt lit. ST
begob iid al oieiem 3ped am %.
December in, cine Sibuns bes Der
tpaltungsrates, Dem ct ni6t anae=
bort, nnb foroerte Muftlaruns oarz
iiber, ob feline griioer Midoel. Der
gesentpartige @irsttor oes 8lattes,
lno Boris, Ser !Serausseber Der
electromagnetic rWetfderneje Mremia",
ibre Inteile, Die bic Mebrbeit bes
MISUNDERSTANDING o~arfteasn
tptrtlt6 an Suoen pertauft bdtten.
st bate 0ieie glnfrage i9on oorber
ldriftli6 an ben @erpaltungsrat ee=
fanot, aber cine ausfpei6enoe Mnt=
mort erbalten. MuG Sic perfDnlihe
@%egentpart unb oie miinolide Mrs
frage blieben %pirtunsslps - Die Ser
paltunssrdte lieBen ben aufgeregten
Serrn @lliporin einfah iteben. Da.
sriff biefer mad feinem @spolper,
I9lus cine JenIterfdeibe Elm, iooab
BON 1einen 9anoen 8lut auf Den
Seppi4 floB, CAB Damn einen S9ub
auf Die 5frdbe uno unmittelbar bar
auf 5tpei 56ii1e auf einen sroBen
Wanoipiesel i'm @ibungsraum ab.
Setnen unmittelbaren 3tped, einen
@tanoaI yberbei5ufibren, bate Der
aufsereste 6err oamit erreiat; es
er1aienen fofort 9oli5i1ten. benen ct
- etnen Waffenf9ein boripies, Der
INN gum Sragen zines Hepolpers be-
redtigt. Natiirlid mirb Der @orfal
nod ein gerihtlides Na9ipiel 6aben,
fpenn Die eoeln orei 8riber es niht
ooraieben, ibre f@mubige Mdl9e
unter Musl9lub Der Seffentlihteit
gu paiden. Sie 8ei9uloiguns, Die
MleranOer erbebt, 1T natiirli9 un1inz
mig, oenn bic uNoroie @remia"
ma@t ibr @efdaft nur nit BET 9pe<
falation auf Den groben Mntiielnit,s-
mus oss ruRH@en 3leinbiirgertums
uno lpiirbe as 8eI9dftsuntcrne6men
pertlos lperDsn, tpern lie ibre Miaz
tung Gn0ern nolte. Mitglieoar Der
ReOaftion bts glattes bebaupten ubriz
gems, 9err Mleganber @utpprir babe
fdon pergeblid oerlubt bic Inn uno#
leinsn ainoe5n 8uassfalensn Mnteil=
i@etm beg lt11ternebmens ali etfen
iubi1den gaHtier 3u psrfuufens unn
erfldren feinfn itanbalDfen @9ritt
oamit, BOB ct iib an ben BruDern
RIDDEN nolte, lpeil i'm Der gertpalz
tungsrat Sic STEELE oes Mominiitraz
tionsbirettors, Die ct berlangt bate,
bertpeigerte. Die 8ebarptung lit ni1t
gang untpabriaeinli9, ba Ser nGnr=+
li9e GER f@pn rininal BON ethsm.
@brengeri6t berurteilt lpur6e, neil Ell
als 9erdusgeber zines etsens gesruiilnz.
beten fleinen 8ldttdens seser einige
petersburger @roBbanten perfeblte
@rprefunssperfude %unternommen
bate.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26

| W
'Mus ben Sopfenabfauen bet
grauereien, bic bisber als tpertlos
tprtseporfen tpurben, ion neuerbingz
cine quite Sorte papier getponnen
tper6en.
Pas Mder baubepartement bo1
unla1rsit befannt sema9t, oab in ben
yer. @taaten 5la6s bon oer1elben
Quite seba1t peroen tann, pie in
europa.
gng1anbs @infubr i'm Sobre
1915 lpar um 157, Yfuno
Sterling grOBer, unb bic Musfubr UNI
A6,o74,o2l gfb. Sterling gerinssr
ols Die BON 1914.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-03-26

8efanntI5if BADEN BIZ
gelgier aonsossser in ibr Seer elm
geltellt. 9ieie S9paroen trager
oieielbe Uniform pie. bic peiBen @ol=
baten, berllben abers germ jeOe Gcle
genbeit, bic Uniform a~us5uaieben uni
bsrumaulaufen, tpie fie es gepobn
linb. Gines 5ases ssbt Elm riefen
Batter Neser, tros Der 3iemlid fiiblet
Bitterung, fplitternadt gang rer.
enist in elmer tleinea Stabt 1irter
Der 5ront fpnsiere,. .Wasum ba{
~ BID bonn ausse5ogsn?" fraet if,
in llnieroffisier. .SS@ auf llrlaub"
IT bic Mntiport. a3ibil ar.ieben!M
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-09-28
FOUR NEW BRIDGE STRfET
BUILDINGS NEAR COMPLETION

The four Bridge street business
blocks, in course of construction, are
rapidly nearing completion.
The Eldorado hotel will receive the
elevators during the next few days,
and Manager Phil Blume expects the
fourth floor to be finished and ready
for occupancy about the 18th of Oc-
tober. 1t will require about two weeks
longer to finish up the third floor
The new addition to the store of
the Eagle Drug company is practi-
cally finished, and today stock is be-
ing moved in from the old store. Next
week the partition between the two
rooms will be taken out. making one
of the largest store rooms in the
state. All that will remain then to
be done will be to put in new cell
ing.
The outside work on the American
theatre building has been completed
and inside work has been completed
as far as lathing and everything is in
readiness for the plasterers. This new
playhouse will be thrown open to the
public some time next month by it's
owners. Messrs. Oastler & Muller.
Outside work on the Nofsinger
building. next door to the American
theatre has been completed and to-
day the entire force is engaged on
the inside finishing.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-09-28
fIVt-YftR LEGAL BATTLE
ENDS IN FAVOR PLAINTIFFS

Today Judge Emmett ID. Walsh
filed an opinion with Clerk Davey,
awarding plaintiffs judgment for $500
and costs in the suit of III. G. Oastler,
ct al. vs.. Elizabeth Floyd, ct al.
In 1911 plaintiffs were working
tailings at Dun Glen by the cyanide
process, when they were stopped by
a temporary restraining order, Sc
cured by James II. Hendra, on the
representation to the Court that his
water supply was being contaminat-
ed by cyanide of potassium and other
poisonous substances used by plain
tiffs in the prosecution of their oper-
ations.
A date was set by the court to hear
arguments on making the temporary
order permanent. but before the time
set Hendra dismissed the action.
Plaintiffs then brought action
against Elizabeth Floyd and John l..
Guthrie, Hendras bondsmen, with the
result noted above.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-09-28
LOCAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MfNTI0h

John G. Taylor, of Loyelock, is in
town today.
S. silers. of Elko, is an Overland
guest today.
}. w. Planek, of Stonehouse, is a
guest at the Overland.
ID. ID. Abel, of Reno, is in town,
stopping at the Overland.
p. V. Saunders, of Glover Valley, is
visiting with his family in town.
c. Purcell, of Battle Mountain, is in
town, registered at the Star hotel.
Manuel Mendoza is in town from
McDermitt. stopping at the Star ho-
tel
George Russell. Jr.. is in town to-
day from Elko, stopping at the Edo
RADIO.
B. F. Nevins, Western Pacific gem
eral livestock agent was in town yes
terday.
]. T. Powell is in town from Salt
Lake City, registered at the Hotel La
fayette.
Judge j. A. Langwith returned this
morning from a days business trip
to Reno.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurney are in
town from DEMO, stopping at the
Overland.
r. w. Stevens. general manager of
the Golden Rule chain of stores, is in
town today.
George Z. Spilios came in from
Lovelock yesterday and registered at
the Overland.
j. S. Spelman, Western Pacific di-
vision superintendent, was in town
yesterday from Elko.
A carload of lumber has arrived
over the Southern Pacific. for d. d.
Defenbaugh. the DEMO merchant
George Minor came in from Pla-
tora yesterday. registered at the Star
hotel and left for home this after
noon.
c. T. Smith, Republican nominee
for county clerk, left this morning for
the "Fifty-Six" mine, situated near
Inlay.
Yesterday the Summerfeld-P Pearce
company received a carload of baled
hay from Fernley, via the Southern
Pacific.
S. Beeman. of Seattle, with mining
interests at National, and Nj. ]. Cum
mings. of New York, are at the Ell
dorado.
Nj. Reinhart, president of the Win
nemucea State Bank & Trust COM
pany. has been on the sick list for
a day or two.
Mrs. J. F. George. state organizer
of Democratic clubs. accompanied by
Mrs. IL. II. Clark, is in town today
from Sparks.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-09-28
DOUBLE TRIANGLE FILM
FOR TOMORROW'S MATINEE

The double Triangle program will
be shown at matinee tomorrow af-
ternoon and there will be no pictures
tomorrow night on account of a po-
litical meeting which will be held in
the opera house. The matinee offer
ing tomorrow afternoon will be Dor
othy Gish in Betty of Graystone," I"
and Roscoe Arbuckle and Mabel Nor
mand in the Keystone comedy. "The
Bright Lights"
Dorothy Gish will be remembered
for her fine work in "Old Heidelberg"
and Jordan is a Hard Road" Owen
Moore is the leading man in Betty
of Graystone" kid" Mccoy, a former
well-known pugilist, also has a role
in the play.
A real New England "calithump"
is a feature of Betty of Graystone."
This term means the drumming out
of town of some one who has justly
or unjustly incurred the displeasure
of the Puritanic villagers.
The matinee will commence at 8
o'clock and continue until $50
Prices 10 and Is cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-09-28
HIGH SCHOOL FULLY
ACCREDITED BY U. N.

A letter just received by Prof.
Jewell from DR.. j. r. Young, who is
inspector of High schools from the
Nevada University, states that our
County High school has been fully
accredited by the University in twen-
ty-three subjects.
This is exceedingly gratifying to
the school authorities and to the gen.
eral public. 1t means that our grad
yates will be admitted to the Uni
versity without examination, and as
only sixteen credits are really requir-
ed for admission, the accrediting of
twenty-three gives a wide margin of
advantage to our students. 1t means,
moreover, that our graduates will be
admitted on the same basis at other
colleges and universities-Calif
Cornell, Stanford, etc.
Attendance is keeping up unusual
ly well in spite of the epidemic of
colds, fever, grippe, etc., and a strong
interest is shown in all lines of the
work. Both Manual Training and Do
mestic Science show marked in
creases over last year.
A good squad of fellows is out
every evening for football now, and
Coach Rich is busy as a bee trying
to develop a team able to handle a
system of plays Mr.. Dave Abel was
out with the boys yesterday and prov
ed great help.
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come here to spend their money in
riotous living, and condemn the wo-
men who come here to work for the
cause of the toiling masses of the
Eastern states, and of the crushed
and exploited childhood of the cotton
mills?
Shall we allow this foul blot, to be
placed upon our fair state, and make
no effort to efface it?
We think we can already hear the
answer which will be given at the
polls on the 7th day of next Novem-
ber.
Men and women of Nevada, who is
responsible for all these things?
Which party contains the men who
ind 1T necessary to do these things.
Tor their cause. If the men who are
working for the Democratic party
are these kind of men, is it likely
tnat the men at the head of il. are
much better? Are the men who con-
sent to such tactics being used. fit to
be trusted with the control of the
government? Fit to be trusted with
the handling of our delicate foreign
policies? The labor problems which
are facing out nation today? OF the
various questions which affect the
most vital interests of the nation?
And of everyone of us7 If these men
can stoop to such practices, and con-
sent to their use. viii they not stoop
and consent to foul methods in other
matters?
Women of the West, the ballot has
been given to you. Go to the polls
and demand that the men you elect,
shall do their utmost to promote, the
welfare of the nation and of the in
habitants thereof. Go TO the polls and
demand that the constitution of these
United States, whicn says I'VE. the
people," shall mean all the people
and not one-half of them. Go and de-
read "All persons born or naturaliz-
mand that, when it was amended to
ed within these United States" 1t
shall be further amended to mean
that the phrase "all persons" shall
include all persons, and not only the
male half.
Go to the polls and demand that
these insults which have been flung
IN our faces, shall be avenged. That
these women from the East, who have
been yillified shall be yindicated.
COMMITTEE WOMAN'S PARTY.
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NEW SOUTHERN PACIFIC
TIMETABLE EFFECTIVE SUNDAY

A new time schedule will become
effective on the Southern Pacific next
Sunday. Although copies have not
yet been received at the local sta
ton, it is understood that the only
change of consequence in running
time will be that of No. 6, which will
arrive here Is minutes earlier. This
train will discontinue the dining car
system, but stops will be made at
Sparks. Inlay and Carlin to allow
passengers to secure breakfast, lun-
cheon and dinner respectively.
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coming session. The public water
powers and the efficiency of the navy
are at stake. There can be no COM
promise between the men who woul4
crab the public resources for pri-
vate profit. and those who would con-
serve them for the use OF all the peo
pie. Either the interests will get them
or the people will keep them. There
is no middle ground.
To sum up. as in many other mat
ters the promise made was not per-
formed. Instead of progress in con-
serving our resources. the last two
years have seen bitter and often
losing fight 10 hold wnat we had
Wilson talked we'll. began 10 act well
and then. yielding to the political
pressure of the special interests,
went back on conservation.
Sincerely yours,
CLIFFORD PINCH0T.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON

MATINEE ONLY.-Double Trian-
gle program, Dorothy Gish in "Betty
of GraystOne," a story which brims
with romance; also Roscoe Arbuckle
and Mabel Normand in the keystone
comedy, "The Bright Lights" No pic
lures Friday night. Matinee prices
Children 10 cents: adults Is cents
MATINEE FROM 3 to $3.50
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Building Notes

Today carpenters are building a
new porch at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Blume, Bridge street, near
Fourth.
w. l.. Wilkinson has a force of me-
chanics at work remodeling his apart
ment house. located at the corner of
Bridge and Sixth streets.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-09-28
SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS
VISIT WINNEMUCCA YESTERDAY

e. 0. Mccormick, vice-president.
and ]. M. Fulton, assistant general
freight and passenger agent for the
Southern Pacific, arrived in town yes
terday afternoon on No. 6. After call
ing on local business men, the Off
cials left for Carlin at o'clock, in
their private car, Sunshine" attach
ed to fast fruit train.