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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-06
BUSINESS PERSONALS


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mau ltHH cash hAlf iHfrfrst ia hssf.
uess Must b. honest sober Mast he
Fnaf man Tor Fnfd urtFrfs ear
address Hos h.ttt stsr
uNWEnEEMEp FEFue go tnu aAfn
uyesrnats raineoafa Marainass rutts
Jew ~try uusleai Instruments. Eun. str
Harsain Store loan office iEe Ftraf
sys ~ corner WashinTDa
PHU-rECruNs irAHN AHaAYfNa i%
one renfh 81 11ef Elliott aes Cut.
Faf~ asssfs scales fur sale uua
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nY puiSs uUsiStAs Urartifs
Trneie sells meas - suits ana at sr
rs=ts far Us rrari.s gpsf4lrs Hait
shor aete rhifd ave
s. o. VALUE rnUJaENs foH tiE6
tuntaaist iiiir upstairs eiofhs. shop
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2i-AElp WANTED-FEnALE
wOMEN WANTED - uovEuSMRN
iifs sab-. fte month. write Immediate.
~ fsv iist positions open Ffankiie In
stiiutr. Dept ia. nrhesfsr = r
22-sITUATtoNs WANTED
FEMALE
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FACTORY HAIR STORE

w 90 "a -
Bring in or
mail ~ your
cut hair or
CombingH We
m a n 70 z acttirp
everything that
,is worn in hair
uppda
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CHANGE ~ ADDRESS Subscribers
should be sure nud give their old
as well as thrtr new address,
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OPPORTUNITY or A LIFETIME

OPPORTUNITY or A LIFETIME
Have 30 a,rss excellent soli Just oatasdr
Seattle. ap ,i~ersd Erlhhsd fenced
fifsd and In clover. WIN soil the hss'
arrss of ihIs .o 90 riEht party. in-
Guiding free unf ~ the remaining 20
acres for @ YearF Price $500 ser sore
Third dou 30 balance easr Clover
rfHra should take care ~ first pay
ments 71s Green Hidx
FoR DETAILS OS LANDS
Handy Co our mills and camps
Write or soc % MEikLEIOifN
Mgr Land Dept 1904 g.. e. smith BldE
SEATTLE WASH
you desl sith us direct"
THREE LANES LUMBER co
ron SALE to-AcHE DAIRY RANCH
orb hard. SOME stock For particulars
write .. - " Route so g HoN o..
snohomish wash
FOR WENT -a-ACEE HONE AT LAKE
HailinEer good road Everett Seattle
iut~rurhnu. near seattle good house
good value Roa 50. Lake Stevens
- LOTS FOR SALE
FOR SALE or TRADE u7a EACH.
tvo lots 55th g. D. Love Main lsss
"a FOR sALE-HousEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-06

ii~s and srr'strr love nfffifs and fafn
ff TROUBLES. fssuifrs fhe separafrd etr
tultaInH permanent health rules
h4firfafftsr Guaranteed 90 rH charge
So coo Boa tfoufie fufnrd assay. uenes
o. ua money tfB HIrnr ave corner
rf1wef fIinft rftr cnrss rarE ar
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AAA TENTS AWNINGS
-: : 4: -: =: -. !: =: ::
I-EftL GifTs ToR IE--
Purse travelling hays suit cases % un-
hrsiiaH maNs nice gffta Dunn Trunk
Co. iis fsslsr way. near second Main
iti7
puoNoGRAPfis OR sPEcfALTY
We trade buy. rent repair
MUSICAL RECORD ENrHA$gE
1915 We-'iaks Elliott esTs
CLEARING MOUSE
For Musical fnstruments
FOR SALE DERRICK ANp HOIST.
SIS dnuble-cYiinder doubir-dru
Washington hoist without boiler Also
SIR Lex derrick. Can Elliott gas
NEW PIANOS FOR HENT. REST Ap-
piled on purchase. Asyer-Tousr 1tt
Ahion
FOR sALE-HOT WATER HEATER.
cheap Queen Anne 2ts
GHEAFEsr Pt.ACE 90 buy or rent .sr.
ing machine ~ Pine Main lpoe
1899 wEsTLAKE second hand ranges
~ocO~~~J~~-c~~~~~~~0~~
Is-mIscELLANEoUs - WANTED
tI7Bo PAID FOR GOOD USED SUITS
Bargain store igo First ave Main
i7ai.
WANTED ADvERTtsEMEST SPACE
cards Cloth signs 90 sell Bor N-ifs.
N1ooO~~~~~~~
It3 POULTRY FOR SALE
s-YEAH s. g.. Brown Lezhoru cock 100
"Er Old Trusty metal incubator. cheap
Richeviue Poultry Yards sast Sixth
ave n "
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rs LOST AND FOUND
broadway. on James st. flat brown
purse. containing diamond rtnE So
reward Casa Iona, Apt %. Elliott
ggEsW
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ArToRNEVs-AT.LAw

Ballard Agent. 4. A. MULLEN
tteo Ballard Ave Phone Ballard see
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Q
Tho celebrated phreroiaaIst. risIrvoYant
end palrfist gives scientific rraAlnEs en-
Oh affairs ~ iifn past. prosaut or
fatrrr You have seen enc othern row
goo tro beet Or in trouble Al readinEs
eunrnrterd ratisfaciHrf 90 mo- fees ac-
copied UsadinEa Soc Room 80 Ah-
toti Motel rhird and PIKE
I'M NpET CIRCLE TrEfpAYs THURS
DAYS Sundays o. sharp Readings
daily FuritunI detriupmout classes
Mrs Fmua pHnra 90 sfov arr e.
MADAM URr$NEN CLAIHNoIANT.
catde. paimisir1 90 lninu 81 SOC
Mn- HtNpICK -riEITrALIST MtN
futs- Circles Turrda, FRIDAY end sau-
d4t evenings Cancellations daily
Hotel Ufhoo i11i Third awe Elliott
MADAM PAULINE CLAIENpYA Nr
and trance medium U~sdiugH Euaran+
teed sft pUvc Maln 1tts
CAM READING ROOM s. lsaifs
fIrHf ave York Hotel
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RENTALS
s-alsceLLAhgous FOR SALE

s-mlsceLLAsypUs FOR SALE
SASH AND Doors
order your sash and unars direct from
- n WILLIAMS co W. operate eur
oEn mill and ship direct 90 anyone.
anywhere. o. factory price, safe De-
livery Euagaufesd 20 dssiinatioa send
Tor our big compists CataiHru- 80 -.
Mailed free. post paid. on request.
A-cruss panel doors ..........-sf t-t'
Craftsman a-pan~i doors ...-... tik
Craftsman glass doors ......... 7TS
ssx2s Slight window .s...+.-.s B
skxtexts cattAxs front Wtniow. 81 up
bungalow easement sash ...... - up
1xs hot bod sash ..t........... IT'S
Cupboard glass doors ......+... i9a
Cupboard panel doors ......s.. rs
1-piY slash grain panels 81 IT.. asa
t-ply Ooif Seal Roofing ..-s... lbs
Enock down window francs %
4 and i-foot flooring and ceiling.
1900 feet .........-.......t ff.ea
g. a-foot Noortnr ard ceiiiux.
and Sin. cedar siding ~A
iQQq feet ........... ~ %
o. u WILLIAMS
Phone Main ift- zoe ~tv-
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Uood Cnnai-.;amhir-Ludiow

.steamar Kulshan win call at Port
Townsend ncrthhourd Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 p m.
Points marked 80 are boat lsnainra|
Passengers Tor these points ard fof
other boat landing points must mako
their own ARRANGEMENTS for landing
and assume all risk and liability ID
making such landing Steamers pas9
senger rate does not include boat land
ms charges
BaEEnge liability T. limited 70 wearv
ing apparel not to exceed siee IL!
whole ticket I SO pounds allowed fred
steamers and schedules subject a
change without notice Freight RI
reivcd daily for all points texceptiuH
TacOma) named IN above schedule
Tickets must he purchased at ticke!
office, open from ESQ a. m. TO is,ee
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co.
Ticket office. Goldman Dock.
Phone. Main 1898,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-06
4o-rRAoes ANo EXCHANGE

ts8-ArnE Ho1EeIiAb. EAsFEHS
wastinrtan fof satc or exchange
small house ufit uu q % ajrp tuun-
siie ar place Address A-tt. star
Will. TRADE uoDn CAMBRIA ANb
case far phounEraph. Address A-ttt.
star
VIII. TRADE ~ ACRES OF LAND
for city property ana AsHum. Address
A-f&t star
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2e-AEARrMENrs. uNFuR.
CHILDREN BOARDED

81 LAwRENCE-s ANp 4 MODgIt
apartments eau isoa Eish'h ave
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS

EAarEEN MEDIUM HAS CIRCLES
"wednesday nnd FRIDAY nights 0ot
readings daIly can 1T 1919 Seventh
ave city
MADAM FHv SCIENTIFIC CARD
reading Davenport Hotel Nss FIRM.
Main .tl0
HELEN RICE UURIEtGu CIRCLES
SUNDAY Tuesday. Friday tcninEs. con.
~ Us " 1. " u y, s,,.,,I ~
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3o-FuRNIsAep ROOMS

LIGHT. AIRY HOUSEKEEPING HOoMs
with fine view. lu suites Of or s..
Rates reasonable Mrs ~ Jensen 112i
I1fh ave =
ron REST - FURNISHED ROOMS
.uitanlg lgr o. mon. $50 Val =
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91Na08IN9ss OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED TO ADOPT RAINY hoy
20 years brown hair preferred Al.
dress A t4f star
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sz-nualnsss opeoRruNIrlss

4 FNtnI. GLARS fooi. HALL. IfsE
location. doinF fine hasin~ss from
$40 tn tG PER daY. rhsar reni uiH
fand trt~Ei4satlon ~ hoHtfn De- fait.
ihs fne Das -r Addrsss uuF A-Gts.
MAR
wANTEp MIDDLE AGED LADY rug
partner Boz floating pavilion Mast have
iffh % MOTE Nidou preferred VIII
hs feHff 90 open ir tnn weeks For
Information nrIfe 81 walton silver
lake near Etsrett wash
WANTEp INFLOW rAHrNEN FpH
gold 1uartr fHIre. 8 300 more re4Iife.i
ui. beer IuterfIsatlnr. Dor partirulsra
strife NIler fta Second ave scat
Ur MaaH
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Franst~nt--t barge Advert .sdbtSz
Per line per insertion ..... s.
six Insertions FOR the price of five
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NJ Nea Have fi~~n
Doctorink without RE
suit for Years. see Me
and Investigate my
remedies
The most ahsfiuats
cases Of asthma. rheu e.
matisrn and nervous
disorders have been
treated successfully
Constipation. cstsrrh
and disorders Of the
bladder, skin and
stomach. as we'll a.
appendicitis are re-
iisved without opera q
tion. Ny advice is
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FULL CARD HEADING. 90 GENTS
Plaza Hotel Fourth ave. room 20i.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
WILL SURVEY FOOD
SUPPLY OF NATION
(By international News service)

(By International News SerYlce)
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Without a
roll-call the Senate today passed the
bill for a nationwide survey of food
supplies and prices. President Will
son is empowered to close grain ex-
changes If manipulation of prices is
found to occur trraugh dealings in
futures"
The conferees on the $3,340 900, 900
army and navy budget have reached a
complete agreement, in which the $1O.-
100000 emergency fund asked for bv
the Secretary of War is eliminated
and the Presidents shipbuilding au-
thority is restrained
Attorney-General Gregory declares
that those who fail to register will be
given a year in Jail and then drafted.
Persons urging others to go to jail
rather than register will suffer the
full penalty when caught spreading
such propaganda.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
MRS. NIXON BRINGS SUIT
TO RE(OyER OPERA HOUSE

Late Thursday afternoon, on behalf
of Mrs Kate T. Nixon, Warren & Haw-
kins filed suit to recover the ground
and improvements upon which stands
the Nixon opera house. The plain
tiffs in the action are Mrs. Kate 7.
Nixon; her son, Bertram E. Nixon,
and the Nixon Estate Company: and
defendants are w. A. Brown, Frank
German, NJ Reinhart, George NJ Rose.
Albert Seeliger, j. Sheehan, M. D.
Staunton, A. f. Trousdale and T. A.
Brandon, trustees, and C. w. Muller
and H. c. Oastler. lessees of the build
ing.
In July, 1918, Senator Nixon decided
to the trustees above named the Nixon
opera house, which had been COM
pleted at cost of about $4,000, for
the benefit of the people of the town
of Winnemucca. Mrs. Nixon now sues
to have this deed declared null and
void, for the reason that there was no
consideration paid; that it was COM
munity property. and that she has
never ratified said transfer.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
BACCALAUREATE
SERMON SUNDAY

Students of the high school met in
regular classes yesterday for the last
time this year Next week will see
the final examinations and commence
ment exercises.
The first regular commencement
event will occur tomorrow morning,
when Rev. Willis breaches the annual
baccalaureate sermon. This will oc-
cur at the Methodist church at ii
o'clock and the general public is
urged to be present. Rev. Ross Tur-
man will assist and a union choir
supported by violins will dispense tue
best of music.
The other regular public events of
the week are class day program on
Wednesday evening and graduation
exercises on Thursday evening. The
members of the senior class will fur
nish the program on class day and
you may expect something of unusual
merit Prophecy, history, poems, etc,
besides the best of music, beautiful
decorations and the best of good cheer
the key note.
On graduation night DR.. w. e. Low
ther of Reno will be principal speak
er, supported by salutatory, valedic-
tory and more splendid music. AT
this time the seniors will be present
ed with their diplomas and at both
these events also the whole public
is invited Everybody is urged to turn
out and join in extending these spe-
cial honors to six of our young people
who are so deserving of the rare dis
tinction which they are to enjoy at
this time
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
LOCAL NOTES AND
PERSONAL MENTION

d. B. Irving is in town from DEMO.
registered at the Overland.
Frank Sibert of Denio is registered
at the Eldorado.
Frank Fresia came over yesterday
from Golconda and registered at the
Overland @
Colonel E. X. Place, general colo
nization agent for the Western Pa
cifie, left Thursday evening on short
business trip to Reno.
C. Skinner is in town from Quinn
river, stopping at the Overland.
The outfit of the William Stock
Farming Company left town today for
Paradise Valley, loaded with machin-
cry. @
j. d. Hummell was an arrival yes
at the Overland.
John G. Taylor was in town yester-
day from Lovelock.
O.
L. S. Evans, who has been working
the old Tullula mine at Dun Glen for
the past three years, is in town today.
o
Z. Ely is in town today from theyEl-
liston ranch, registered at the Star
hotel. @
Mrs. Jennie Meth is in town from
Sacramento, visiting with friends.
Commissioner w. L. Bracket was
in town yesterday from Golconda.
F. e. Thurber was in town yester-
day from Inlay, stopping at the Over
land. g
Mrs. C. A. Bedell of DEMO is an
Eldorado guest today.
o. F. Freemonth of Paradise Valley
is registered at the Overland.
G. H. LaRue is in town from Ogden,
stopping at the Star hotel.
Ed Mulcare returned yesterday
from an automobile trip to Tonopah,
accompanied by his brother. Tom Null
care. who will visit in town for few
days. @
Born-To the wife of Mr.. Arthur A.
Primeaux, of Midas, Nevada, son.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
GRAMMAR SCHOOL BENEFIT
AT THE AMERICAN TONIGHT

There will be a grand benefit per-
formance at the American theatre this
evening for the benefit of the gram
mar school. In addition to the regu-
lar picture films, there will be a pro
gram rendered by the young students
of the school. The children have been
practicing for some time. and those
who attended this mornings rehears-
al were surprised at the excellence of
the performance. There are several
songs and acts on th program, any
one of which is well worth the price
of admission. which will be 25 cents
for adults and Is cents for children.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
MONDAY Will BE
kON-JUDICIAL DAY

The Liberty day parade on June 5th
will be organized and form on Lay
and Railroad streets opposite the
Southern Pacific depot at ID a. m,
march to Bridge street. down bridge
street to the Western Pacific depot
and return to corner of Bridge and
Fourth streets. The parade will be
led by the Winnemucca band. All
school children will march in the
parade and all other citizens are re-
quested to join in this patriotic demon
stration. Ladies are requested to be
sure and come as well as the men.
In the afternoon there will be a
band concert from 1850 to 2 p. m,
and then the mass meeting and speak
ing at p. m. Don't fail to come.
Remember it only takes one dollar
TO make the first payment on fifty
dollar bond that day.
LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTED
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Tenders Banouet to Graduates

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock w. p.
Stephenson OF the Stephenson Drug
Company rendered banquet to the
graduating class of the high school.
Each graduate brought a friend and
the twelve guests were seated at a
long table decorated with green and
white, the class colors. The favors
were nut baskets. filled with assorted
nuts, and three courses were served.
An enormous cake occupied the cen
ter of the table, decorated with green
candles, one for each graduate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
MEN MAY ENLIST AFTER
HAVING REGISTERED

The following telegram was re-
ceived this morning by Private John
H. Shaw, who is in charge of the local
recruiting office:
Washington, DC. May 81, IT.
Army Recruiting Office.
"San Francisco. CAL:
Registration no bar to enlistment.
Men drafted for the army cannot be
accepted for enlistment Men of reg
istration age, accepted for enlistment
prior TO June 5th but not actually en-
listed before that date, must regis
ter. Notify all concerned and take ac-
tion accordingly. (Signed)
MCCAIN"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Sophomore Dance Last Evening

Last evening, in commemoration of
the close of advance work. and in
honor of the senior class, the sopho-
mores gave a grand ball to all con
nected in any way with the school.
It was a yama-yama affair and lasted
till nearly two o'clock. Pitchers Or
chestra furnished the music and the
one hundred guests certainly enjoyed
themselves, if one may judge from
appearances.
Punch and waters were furnished
throughout the evening and the merry
twinkle of the tripping guests in their
flashing attires TO the tune Of lively
music was sight worth going long
ways to see Long live the sopho-
mores, they entertain right royalty.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
FOR HIDES AND PELTS

Parties having hides and pelts for
sale, before disposing of same. will
find IL to their advantage to call on
the NEVADA HIDE & JUNK CO.,
Winnemucca. Nevada.-GAdvertisem't
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
ANTI-DRAFT LITERATURE Is
TREASONABLE AND SEDITI0US

(By International News Service)
NEW YORK. June 2.-Three stu
dents charged with anti-draft con-
spiracy have been held to the grand
jury, and the public prosecutor de-
clared that anti-conscription publicity
literature is reasonable and seditious.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02

LONDON. June g. Great import
ance is attached to the coming inter-
national Socialist peace conference al
Stockholm. The action of the French
government in refusing passports TO
French Socialists, was a great blow
to the promoters of the event.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
REV. MADISON SLAUGHTER
Is DENIED A NEW TRIAL
LBv International News servicel

(By International News Service)
SAN FRANCISCO. June O. Rev
Madison Slaughter, who is serving a
prison term for the betrayal OF Ger
trude Lamson, was today refused a
hearing before the Supreme Court OF
the state. following the ruling of the
Court of Appeals denying him new
trial.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Oficers for SECOND 5OO.OOO

WASHINGTON, June 2.-That men
now receiving instruction in training
camps will be made officers for the
second 100000 American troops to go
to France in August, is an announce
ment from the War Department today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Would Imprison Ex-Czar

COPENHAGEN. June 2.-The Rus
sian council of workmen and soldiers
has voted. by its delegates here, to put
the former Car in prison. probably
in some fortress.
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Nine Engineer Regiments

WASHINGTON. June mime en-
gineer regiment which have been or
ganized for immediate service n
France. are ordered into active serv-
ice by Secretary Baker, and will pro
ceed to the training camps at San
Francisco. One regiment now has SAT
men.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Second Big Loan to France

WASHINGTON. June 2.-The sec
ond loan of s10O.00OOOO was made TO
France today The money is to De
spent in the United States.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
RAGS AND IRON WANTED

The Nevada Hide & Junk Co. has a
demand for rags and iron. People
should not burn rags, as they are
worth 1h cents pound. If you have
any to sell, call Telephone S56.-Ad-
vertisement 137u.
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Germans Claim Victory

BERLIN, June 2.-The war Office
announces the capture of a thousand
yards of French trenches and the cap
ture of many Portuguese prisoners.
An artillery duel of tremendous vio-
lence is proceeding in the Ypres bend.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Russian Anarchists DEFY Law

COPENHAGEN. June "A reign OF
terror threatens Petrograd. Armed
anarchists parade the streets and defy
authority.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Training site Selected

WASHINGTON June 2.-The sites
for six army training camps were re-
approved today by Secretary Baker.
including Linda Vista and American
Lake.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Airmen Raid Aerial Station

LONDON, June british airmen
have raided the Ostend-Zeebrugge
aerial station at st. Denis.
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German Attacks Rennlsed

PARIS, June 2.-The Germans re-
newed their attacks yesterday in the
north Aisne district and a number of
assaults were all repulsed by French
artillery fire, according to today's war
office statement.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Judgment for Defendant

Judge Ducker has handed down a
decision in the case of Millie L. Rod
gers VS.. L. N. Carpenter, involving
title to eighty acres of land in Love-
lock valley, in favor of defendant.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
National Guard TO Go 10 France

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Five divis-
ions of the National Guard, totaling
125,000 men. are to be sent to France
in August. according to present plans
of the War Department, announced
today.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-06-02
Split In Russian Government

COPENHAGEN, June "A Petro-
grad dispatch says another split has
occurred in the Russian coalition gov
ernment and other designations are
expected with the retirement of Ko-
novaloff as minister of commerce.