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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
WILSON'S FOOD INQUIRY
WILL COST 100000
Congress Will Be Asked To-day sor
Appropriation to Start Investigation

Washington, Feb. - The Federal
Trade Commission and tie Department
Of Agriculture estimate that the food
probe ordered By the President will
cost in the neigh bOrhOOd Of 100000.
A request for ar appropriation Of this
amount will be tIar sm.tted 10 Congress
tomorrow by President Wilson. As
the President has ord 2red the officials
OF these two Branches Of the govern
ment service % begin at once upon this
investigation, Congress will be asked TO
make tho Appropriation Immediately
available.
Just as soon as the necessary funds
arc provided the investigation will be
gin n full swing the tentative plan Of
tho commission being % conduct ma
tion-wido investigation, and not restrict
lbs inquiry 90 one OF the larger cities.
Much Of the data asked by the Presl-
dent has already been collected by the
Office Of Markets OF the Department Of
Agriculture and turned over TO the De-
partment Of Justice for its information.
While the Federal Trade Commits
sion will have direct supervision Of the
probe. much Of the work OF gathering
information will deyolve on the Office
OF Markets, Of which Charles J. Brand
is chief.
a Secretary Of Agriculture Houston will
meet with the members Of the Trade
Commission in few days 10 formulate
plans for the food investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
Protest by Medicine Men

The patent medicine men sought 20
prevent the passage Of these ordl-
nances. From Chicago they brought
Harry r. Thompson, a lawyer, to pro-
test at a hearing on the ordinances be-
fore Mayor Mitchell against their enact
ment. There we're political threats
against the Board of Health and much
influence was brought to bear on be-
half of the patent medicine industry.
DR.. Goldwater was undeterred, however
and when he resigned from Office 10
take over the superintendency Of Nj.
Sinai Hospital. his successor, DR..
Haven Emerson. who is as determinedly
set against the patent medicine quacks
as DR.. Goldwater, looked forward to
the day when the months Of grace ac-
corded the patent medicine men would
De up.
As the time approached for the en-
forcement OF the law the Health De-
partment, through its legal representa-
tive. the Corporation Counsel, Lamar
Hardy, was served with a summons
and complaint by Cadwalader, Wicker
sham and Taft on behalf OF two whole
sale firms who make and sell patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
Legal Fight to Prevent
Disclosure of Formulas
for NostrumS
COURT WILL HEAR
FINAL TEST SOON
Exposures by The Tribune
Led to Passing of Pro-
tectiVe Acts

Suits brought By three Of the largest
manufacturers of patent medicines in
the United States have prevented the
enforcement Of local New York ordi-
nances compelling makers Of nostrums
to disclose their formulas.
The ordinances were adopted on De-
cember 81, 1914, at the instance Of Dr..
S. S. Goldwater, then Health Commits
sioner, who sought 20 protect the public
against anonymous cure-alls. They be-
came effective a year later.
The three firms brought suits 20 re-
strain the city from enforcing the
ordinance on January :, 1916, and
sought temporary injunctions until the
cases should be decided in court. The
cases soon will be called for trial and
the final test Of strength will come be
tween the Health Department and the
patent medicine men.
The ordinances we're framed and
passed after The Tribune had revealed
the perils Of the patent medicine habit
and In spite OF united and energetic
opposition from manufacturers Of pat
ent medicines throughout the country,
representing an enormous amount Of
capital. United States government
statisticians say that upward Of $780,
100000 is spent annually by the people
OF the United States for patent medi-
cines. OF this sum, about s5O,0OO.OO0,
il is estimated, comes out of the peck
cts of the people Of the City Of New
York. And most Of these millions go
into the hands Of quack patent medi-
cine men.
To prevent the quacks from preying
upon the people OF this city was the
object Of the Goldwater ordinances.
These are known as Sections 1l6 and
1T of the Sanitary Code. A years
grace was given TO the druggists OF the
city 70 comply with the provisions Of
these sections, which decreed that no
patent medicine could be sold in the
City Of New York until the list Of its
ingredients had been fled with the
Department Of Health. together with
the curative properties claimed for
them. The patent medicine men were
given the alternative of printing the
facts on the contaner OF their nos
trims.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
RUN OVER BY TRAIN; UNHURT
sanatorium Resident Breaks Leg in
Drop TO Track at Summit, \. j.

David Gluck. president Of Gluck
Brothers, Perth Amboy, was sent to
the Fair Oaks Sanatorium at Orange,
N. J., n few weeks ago, suffering from
nervous trouble.
Yesterday, while out walking with an
attendant, he loitered on the bridge
across the Lackawanna Railroad near
Summit until a train approached. Then
no leaped over the guard rail and
dropped fifteen feet to the track. The
train passed over him.
The attendant, who rushed down INTO
the cut expecting 20 ind the man s
o,anoIed body. discovered Gluck lying
yyhere he had fallen. His right leg was
broken and his back was sprained from
The drop. Otherwise was uninjqred.
The train had passed over without
touching him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
THIRTEEN DIE IN HOTEL FIRE
Eleven Others, Missing, May BE in
Ruins of Minneapolis Building

Minneapolis, Feb. 12.-At least thir-
teen persons were believed 70 have lost
their lives in fire which destroyed
the Kenwood Hotel here shortly after
midnight, according 20 police estimates
to-day.
IN addition 10 the known missing
there are eleven others unaccounted
TOR. who may be in the ruins, according
10 T.. d. Stalker, proprietor Of the
hotel. One person is known to be dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
DEER FOUND FROZEN IN ICE
Only Bucks AntIers Above Surface of
Hudson at Manitou

Samuel H. McAvoy, Of Central Val
lev. n. Y, yesterday found the body Of
a buck deer frozen into the ice Of the
Hudson near the Manitou shore. Only
Inc antlers OF the animal projected
above the surface. 8,
Deer are plentiful in Putnam and
northern Westchester counties now
The cold has driven them down from
the north and the deep snow has made
foraeing difficult. Many persons are
placing food in their barnyards for the
animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
ToMBs WAITER ARRESTED
Accused by Detective Of Having Pro-
rured Heroin for Federal Prisoner

James Jones, twenty years old, who
had been employed for a week as
waiter in the Tombs, was arrested
there yesterday. charged with having
heroin in his possession. According TO
Detective Donohue, who made the ar
rest. a Federal prisoner gave Jones -
on Sunday 10 purchase drugs for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-13
@-ThS ~
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Tuesday, February Is, 1917

This department engaged in separating the sheep OF
advertising and Of The service which backs advertising
from the sosts-snd hanging bell the sosts invites
letters describing unpassnt-wtth
advertisers whether they be manufacturer wholesale houses
retail stores public service corporations IL will print those
letters which show typicsly how advertisers
deeds with the words of his advertising Only signed
letters, giving the writer's address, will be read But tbs
will be printed withheld preferred Address, The
Advisor, The Tribune, New York.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
GLOSSY NASzYCH CzYTELN|K0W.

sluchalem mowy Raizachera, a gdy ten
re sko6czyl, wyszedienS ma srodek
sceny, lecz W jednej chwili jakby z
pod ziemi, grenada Ochotnik6w Pol
skiej Armii Stanawszy obOk mnie ma
scenic spowOdowaia og6lne zamiesza-
ME ma sail. tax dalece, re niepodobnem
mi bylo zabraG giosu. l tylko zimna
krew zdolaia zapobiedz gorszym ma
stepstwom, gdyz luz zaczeto Swiatia
gasiG a kobiety zaczely stolkami wywi-
iaG. Wzywajac donioslym gfoSem o
spokojne rozejscie sic, udafO mi sic Ia
pobiedz awanturze i sadie, re 6w pa
cholek pruski powinien mi jeSzcze "a
to podziekowaG, gdyz, kto vie jak by
on by{ stamtad wySzedl. WSzyScy spie-
| waiac: ,,Jeszcze Polska ME z~gineia"
wyszli spokojnie na ulice a Milwau'
kee ave. Lecz wracajac do mowy Raj
zachera, music tutaj publicznie oskar-
Eye go, o zbrodnie narodowa pope1nio'
ma przez swa move.
~Tch6rzostwem uSiiuje on karmi(
swych siuchaczy, W tel tax rozstrzyga'
iacej ola Narodu chwili.
Sprzedaje on honor Polake i zdjal
maske kryjaca jego zdradzieckie po-'
stepowanle.
Polski Narodzie: Jaklemle to hasten
by}o haslo Sobieskich, Z6lkiewskich
KoSciuszki i calego szeregu twych Boz
hater6w?
Odpowiedi Rejzecherowi, kt6ry c
lakes nickname POlakOwi haSlO narzu
Gle uSiluje!
To Odwieezne nasze hasiO: bog i Oh
czyzna" i dzisiaj must zabrZmieG v
POlskim NarOdzie i z MIN IA ustacl
..Oeknij, obudi sic i powstah do dziela
usun twych faIszywyeh zdradzieckicl
profesOr6w - a idi do bOju z reszta ma
iak N a prawegO POlaka przystOi, do be
iu o Swieta sprawe, o honor Polski, KIT,
~ musi bye dzisiaj Tub nigdy krwii
Okupiony a cd kt6rego przyszlose Oh
eZyZny zaleiy.
Z~iednOczOny POlski Nar6d i boha'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
PRYSzCzE? 4 TO POGO?
Wygladaja One Nieladnic. Spedz
Je przez Uzycie DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Prys,cze ma twarzy ME potrwajQ
dlugo, iezeli dostaniecie pudelko DR.. Ed
wards Olive Tablets. Cera powinna bye
czysta pc uzyciu tych tabliczek Przez
kilka wieczor6w. .
Naleay oczysciG krew, io}qdek !
watrobe "a pomoca DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets, 2astepuj2cych wy5micnicie ka,
lionel; ME bedzie choroby ami b6lu Pc icL
uayciu.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets czyniq tc
co kalomcl, j r6wnie siutecznie, lecz
dzialanio ich jest 1agodne, o ME ostre
drazniace.
Mkt, kto bierze Olive Tablets, mic
uskarza sic na nicsmak W ustach, odtl
z ust, przykre uczucie ociezalosci, Eat
wardzenie, ubezwladnienie wqtroby, Ziy
humor Tub wyrzuty ma twarzy.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets So czysto
roslinnym prcparatem, zmieszanym 2
OLIVIA; poznacie je pc oliwkowym ko-
lore.
DR.. Edwards spedzii dlugie lata po-
miedzy pacyentami cierpiacymi ma dole
! gliwoSci watroby i zoladka, a Olive Tab
lets So skutecznym tych study6w wyni-
klein.
Bierzcie iednq lub dwie co wiecz6r
| przez tydzieh. Zobaczycie o lie lepieJ
bedziecie sic czuG i wygladaG. lOc Zoe
oudelko. We wszystkich aptekacl. r
(ogl.J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

zych, przysz1ych oficer6w Armii
polskiej.. .. tax mile ucho p~ieszcza
i polskie serca...! A echo jc ME
sic ma sztandar polski, hen... wy
soko, iopocacy wesolo..., a po--
TEN ia wierzcholki pobliskich
staruszk6w, W takiej jakiejS "a
dumic pacierze mrucz2cych...
I ida sic sercu polskiemu...
CLOS potezny tel polskiej komendy
idzie w zawody z hukiem niedale-
kiego wodospadu Niagary.'.
Ma ramie broh!
Formula sic szeregi z nieodrod-
nych synow Polski... Patrze O.
czom ME w~ierze!.. tuz koio Sic
bic oiciec re synem... chwytala
"a bron! DO to ma Niemca! "a
krzywdy wlekowe... \ tam W
eiebi.. 17-to letni malice. l on
do apelu s~taje... ma Niemca! "a
krzywdy wiekowe H.. moze!...
tu.., tu... znaki ma ciele... mo-
re re szkoiy we WrzeSni!... "A
hen dorodna twarz Sarmaty...
...po polsku slabo movie, bonn w
szko}ach obcych chowany, lecz
SERGE nam polskie!.. a oJciec
r.6j starry. powstaniec.. ME
mole. wiec wiozyl mi broh dc
reki... ma Niemca! "a krzywdy
nasze wiekowe!...
Ma ramie bron!
staja w szeregi obok robotnika
-. redaktorzy, prawnicy, apteka'
RE, inzynierzy, lekarze, kt6rzy
luz zdolali zajac wybitne stanowi
ska w spoleczenstwie tutejszem'.
lecz ma Jew Ojczyzny rzucaJa do
brobyt... BIO to ma Niemca! n;
Niemcal
ivory sic Armia polska!...
to ma ziemi obcej. -. Oczy pre-
cieram... czy to sen? czy java
Pono marzenia... -, shy z~lote...
naszych wieszcz6w, bohaterow
naszych meczennikow, biednycI
wygnancow w mrozne Sybery
stepy,... W rzeczywistosc 81
przyodziewaja!... kiedys... t
dawno,... ledwie pamietam, Jak
by przeze mgle... male polskl
chiopie,... powstanka,... m
matka,.. PREY spiewie surm be
jowych.. tam pod Ostroleka,''
do snu kofysze, tuli... Synu!..
ma Niemca! "a krzywdy nasze. :.
Wiekowe... :.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
Chicago, 20 pazdziernika, 1917.
Syan Panic RedaktOrZe!


Szan. Panic Redakt0rZe!
,Jako intereSowany naoczny Swladek,
/ publicznie oSkarzOny przez pacho4ka
cd K. O. y, jakobym ia miai bye Gaia
wilma niedokonczenia wiecu X. o. \. W
Walsha hall, W piatek 1890 b. m, uwa-
lam "a stoSowne podac na~stepujqce
fskta i publiczua Odpowiedz ma zarzu-
ty.
Ten iesomOSt, kt6ry otwarcie powie-
dzia{ il z Aliantami ME trzyma / jedne-
90 centa ma Aliant6w ME da. Smial mi
W piatek p~owiedziet, il wStydzic sic
nowlnienem "a to, co sic stalo i re to
tylko mOja wilma.
q! ~ pod}y pruski pachoiku! Ty a
ME in wstydziC sic ~powinieneS! ia cd
,nvch rodzic6w W SpuSCiznie Oddziedzi-
rzvlem, to co jest n~ajdrOzszem ola pra-
wego Polaka milOSc i p~OSwiecenie ola
Oiczyzny! 1 tel przysiegi mOJem ~
ciem i mieniem bronic bede. ia nigdy
ME wstydze sic publicznie, z Chluba
nazwaG sic POlakiem, polSkie imie roz-
szerzaG pomledzy ACKNOWLEDGMENT i W
ancielskich pismach. Mole stanowisko
lest honorowe, ola POlSki ia pracuje
ME jestem kandydatem p~ruskiego zelaz
neso krzyza, Me udadza CT sic tive "a
bIegi we wstrzymywaniu ~rekrutacyi do
armiI! Ty kt6ry oczekujesz ~przybycie
Niemc6w do Ameryk1! TAX jak zeszie.
nicdzieli. gdym po uroczystosci W Dex'
ter pawilonie przybyl do WalSha hall
/ 2 zadowoleniem widocznem X. o. y
sluchaczy kr6tko / wezlowato przedSta
WHEN i'm gole fakta / obowiazki Pc
lak6w, tax I W piatek wieczorem q tf
sama mysla udalem sic ma vice X o
y. W tejae hall. Pc przemOwie pr. Sic
m~iradzkiego pOszed}em IA estrada san
jeden / prosiIem Komitet 1 pr. Siemi
radzkiego o ~udzielenis mi 4 minut CA
SUI ma przem6wienie, CO MI obiecano
lecz dopiero IA kOGcu programu / n'
co ia sic chetnie Bgodzilem.
> Zostajac eaten ma ~estradzie, baczni'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

terskie zastepy w~alecznych = Twojem
poswieceniem i koOperacya wywalcza
CT Ojczyzne i wOlnOsG".
Stan, no strOnie ,Armii POlskiej",
organizujaeej sic pod pOlskim sztan'
darem, Ofiarowanym Jej przez ,Poiski
Nar6d' tn W Ameryce, a urzedowO a
twierdzonym przez Aliant6w i SWAT
eaiy.
Ameryka, Francya i Anglia uznaiy
in, a my dumnie i pewni zwyeiestwa
! idimy z mimi ma BOZ chwaly, az go zat'
kniemy ia Wawelu obok naszych daw'
nych Piastowskieh, JagielOhskich sztan
dar6w.
Mech lyle Armija Polsks!!!!
Bo W niej jedyna nasza nadzieja!!!
ZYGMUNT WISNIEWSKI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23
Ola ,,Dziennika ChicagOskiego"
Juz Pobudka Ora.

..Ob6z Armii Polskiej w Mia
ara on the Lake! Piekny dzio--,
mex iesienny ma schylku... Ma
rozlegiej polanie, strojnej ~jeszcze
w zielona murawe, niby ma pick
nym kobiercu, bieleja setki tysia-
&c namiotow.
A tam hen..., ma krancu, -
dokola polany, niby bogate obra-
mowanie. -. zastepy drew okry-
tych czerniejacemi sic, z}ociste-
mi Iiscmi. -. A tn z boku, z losko-
tenn tocza sic gsebie wod Niagary
...jeszcze spienione snieinymi
sznurami w~spania}ych perez, cho-
ciaz iuz szmat drogi uszly cd
slynnego wodospadu... S}onko,
rzucajac jeszcze dose shiny slup
promieni, ma ledwie, ledwie try
majace sic gaiezie, a jednakowoz
mieniace sic r6znymi kolorami je-
sieni, - listowie, - taxa jaksS
niezwykla krase nadaje caiosci.. -
mySli pomimowoli leca gdzieS W
dal, w strony ojczyste;... zywo
pred oczy nadbiega Sienkiewi,
czowska polanka z obozem pol
skim z Potopu...
Ida!... idq... a skad? Z Mil,
waukee! ME to Z Chicago!... Z
moze Z Pittsburgha?.. liczne te
glossy, pytania, wykrzykniki pod,
chorazych polskich budza mnie
z zadumy... Przyk}adam reke do
czola pred blaskiem slonecznym,
"a innymi wzrok moi biegnic hen
-. ma krawedz polany... "a
drew, Z pomiedzy krakow pod
szywajacych szumiace jodiy, niby
brabanckie koronki, - suna ku
nam W czw6rkach zastepy synoW
Lechickiego plemienia.. W stro-
iach odSwietnych, sokolich, hub
cywilnej odziezy..., Z walizkami
! toboikami.. .. miodzi i starry.
a ma przedzie Orzei Bialy ma tie
amarantowego sztandaru wesolo
igra Z powiewem zefiru... Ida re
wszech krancow Ameryki... ma
Jew Polski, czcigodne Jej syny...
ma Niemca! ma Niemca! "a wieko-
we krzywdy...
Ma ramie broh!
Slowa komendy w polskiej pie
knej movie ma obcej, angielskiej
ziemi, z ust dzielnych podchora-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23


Me! ME! to ME sen! to Armla
nasza, DO slysze s1oWa poIskIel
komendy na Niemca! ma ramie
...nagie powietrze Przerzyna
straszliwy skowyt... gdzlcS W
dali zlowr6zebnle krakaJa puma
rze?... czy co.,. 10 armla ME
polska, DO rzadu polskiego HE
macie! Rad nasz u Nlemca "
Warszawle!
W reku trzymam sWleza an,
gielska gazette, czytam ogromnq
moving: Rad rosyJskl zazadat
Cd Aliant6w, potwlerdzenla
wspolnego i o~ficyalnego, SWoJegc
dekretu, &c Polska musi bye Gala
wolna niepodlegsa".. a Wlec BE-
dziemi mieli i Rad nasz wlasny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-23

Ma ramie broh!
Slowa komendy w polskiej pie
knej movie ma obcej, angielskiej
ziemi, z ust dzielnych podchora-
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-07-21
A PATRIOTIC MOTHER

(By Bill Singer in Los Angeles flerad)
What's that my boy, little louder, please;
Mothers getting older and doesn't hear with ease
Why, what's the Sammy you seem to speak SO low
Don't be afraid of mother and don't you sammer
Just cuddle down beside YOU always used to do
And tell your fond old mother what is troubling you.
know you're a great big fellow and nearly weny-one,
But to you're just my baby-my and darling
What's that, Sammy-enisted-w to go volunteer
ere-there-Sammy-don mind that little tear.
Mother couldn't help t-now. see, her eyes dry
There-there-Sammy-don tim not going to cry.
Will let you go? Why sonny, wouldn't have you stay
Not when your country needs youat isn't mothers way
For am soldier daughter and you soldiers son,
And you fight for your country your folks have always
done
Our men have all been soldiers, loyal willing true;
And So today my boy, m glad and proud OF you,
Glad you doing your duty and proud your loyal heart
Happy to know for your country my boy is doing his part
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-07-21
,or1rr or PUBLICATION

Notice to delinquent eo'owne,s omnany' a
with the sebastopo5 Mining n y, RReservaton Hi
C Cor 6[anSh " Office at sebastopo sonoma
s c,u California whose pro rata aSsr co
work has been performed by the oi inc your ep
ow vn rata and your shares of stock will be sub
section 2324 of United States Mining Ia laws ST.
Upon the , ,ai,u his proportion of the
e ewns required hereby the g ,hs
who have the he labor G6 o year
improVe ai, dsi;nnnent co.owner personal notice
CIV r 3 or notice by publication in the news.
paper published nearest the clam = iof =, al
once week for ninety days and i al ,ne eM,
Grafton Of ninety days after such notice ~
p'ir;t;na or publication such delinquent should
wi nr refuse to contribute his proportion o'
he Expenditure required by this section ms
tiatrest in the claim shall become the property
~ nf lie co.owners who have made the required
evneuuitureS, ~
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-07-21
NOTICE OFNAPPLIcATIoN FOR
FRANCHISE.

Notice is hereby given that Nevada Val
leys Power Company, a corporation, has APP
piled to the Board Of County Commissioner
Of the County OF Lyon, State Of Nevada, for
the franchise, RIGHT and privilege to construct
install, operate and maintain electric light,
heat and power lines, and all necessary or
proper appliances used in connection there
with appurtenant thereto, in, over, along
and across the public roads and highways OF
the said County Of Lyon; and that the said
Board OF County Commissioners has fixed
September 5th, 1917 at 10 A. NJ on said day
that being the next regular meeting OF said
Board, after the completion Of the rphlic
Of the notice Of said application--at the Office
Of said County Commissioners, in the Court
house. at Yerngton. County Of Lyon, State
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-07-21
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT. OF
THE STATE OF NEVADA. IN AND
FOR LYON COUNTY.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Ira Henry
Riley, deceased
Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned
that she duly appointed administratr OF
the estate OF Ira Henry Riley. deceased, by
the said District Court. sitting at Yerington
Lyon County, Nevada. the 9th day OF
June, 1917, and the creditors Of and all per.
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby directed and required to file tn,
same, tn proper vouchers and statutory al.
hdavits attached, with the Clerk Of said Cour,
at Yerington. Lyon County. State Of Nevada
within three months from the date OF the FIRST
publication OF this notice.
Florence l.. Riley.
Administrative OF the estate 81 Ira Henry
Riley. deceased.
Clark J. Guild.
Attorney for Estate.
Date Of first publication June 20, ipi7
Date Of last publication July q. 1917.
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There words that vide eld OF thought JUST as 20
unbu opened up world One OF these the word efficiency
It is not the expression idea for centuries ago
v their fruits We them but the word itself has caugh
the popular and has been applied to communities and ma
tons as we'll as individuals 1t the power do things,
especially the thing which claims be especially fitted witt
the least expenditure energy ard the OF the least material
machinery limited in the expressions sc
there make good bring the bacon all to the mustard
others.
communitys efficiency is indicated and may be meauredb
several things and perhaps the telling OF all the char
cter OF the young people that grow up it. There is something
wrong when clerks bookkeepe stenogaphers and all forms OF ski
led workmen be brought from the outside community
duty by its young people does not have do this and
able to communities those fitted to take their place
IL the ranks OF the better paid
happen is because the community does
start young people and fails give the opportunity
to those that ambitious.
Judged standard Lyon County improving The las
few wears marked increase the number OF those wh
high school and university training have seriously de
voted themselves trade business and each show
ling worthy place the world recognized above the
and who caught the life pays from homes
people.
Perhaps there Improvement and that the number
still increased Every has those who haV
made managing who beov
what they might ought If improve this respec
and inspire young people live larger and higher bust
ness The begin let them know that eXpec
of something while willing help them accomp
sh it.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1917-07-21
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

The Board OF Education OF Dayton
High School District No. 2 will re-
GIVE sealed bids until six o'clock p
n. July 18th, 1917, at Dayton, Nevada,
or the furnishing of material and la
Dor for the erection and completion OF
. High School Building, according to
he official plans and Specifications
IS prepared by J. J. Beatty, Architect.
Contractor TO file with his bid GER
flied check amounting to at least five
hundred dollars. Checks to be made
payable to the undersigned.
Plans may be had at the Office OF
9. G. Hamilton, Silver City Nevada,
or at the Office OF ]. J. Beatty, Yering
ION, Nevada.
The Board Of Education reserves
he right to reject any and all bids.
Bids to be sealed and addressed to
4. NJ. Talleur at Dayton, Nevada, and
marked Bids for Construction OF
Iigh School"
Dated July 9th, 1917.
BY order Of said Board.
G. G.. HAMILTON
Clerk OF the Board OF Education
of Dayton High School, Dist
rct No. 2.
First Publ. July 7, 1917.
Last Publ. July DIST, 1917.