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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
ARE YOU IN FAVOR
OF A FRUIT CANNERY

We understand that a move
ment will be launched among the
farmers here soon, for the estab.
fishing of fruit cannery. Those
behind the movement desire to
know the sentiment of the farm
ers and as to whether they
would furnish produce for the
cannery, and how much. Think
this matter over, and when the
meeting is called, come pre-
pared to tell what you will do.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
HAWLEY WORKING ON
OlAllA PROJECT
Washington, D. c.
January 80, 1917.

Washington, D. c.
January 80, 1917.
Hon. c. B. Crosno,
Toledo, Oregon.
My dear Friend:
| have been diligently urging
the Committee on Interstate and
Foreign Commerve of the House
of Representatives to report the
Olalla Slough bill and today ap-
peared before the Committee
with convincing arguments and
have finally met all opposition
and the Committee ordered the
bill favorably reported. | will
now do all | can to have the bill
passed by the House.
With best wishes, | am,
Truly yours,
w. c. Haw'ey.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
MISSING BOYS
LIVE NEAR TOLEDO

The following notice appered
in the Oregonion of last Friday.
"The mother OF William and
Christian Bredsted, aged Is and
20 years, is looking for them.
Last seen in Moscow, ldahow,
ten years ago. II. 50, Oregon
ian"
William and Christian Bred
sted have been living with their
father on a little ranch near the
foot of Pioneer MountaiU the
past several years. We " der
stand that they will cormuni-
cate with their mother al once.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09

line surely needs some repairing.
Misses Alma and Cara Boone
and Dick Huntsucker made a
trip to Newport Wednesday.
Mrs. George Lewis and child
rem and Miss Christina Peterson
spent pleasant afternoon at
the Sugg home.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
BASKET BALL TEAMS
AT NEWPORT TONIGHT

Three of the Toledo high
school basket ball teams will go
to Newport for games this even
ing. The first and second boy
teams will go, also the girls
team. The teams are all in
good trim and We are expecting
them to- make a good showing
against the fast Newporters.
Quite "A number of fans will ac-
company the team.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
SHlNGLE MILL
FOR UPPER SILETZ

The Schafer Brothers, former
ly of Independence, now home
steaders on the Upper Siletz,
re in the city the first of the
week getting machinery for the
installation of a shingle mill on
their claims. They also took
out a load of household goods.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
VALENTINE PARTY
AT RIVERSIDE

Everyone is invited to be pres
ent at . Valentine party to be
given at Rivcrs'lo schoolhousc
Saturday eveninr, Feb. 18th.
The biggest feature of the even
ing is a Valentine postofilce.
Everyone is urged to bring Val
entines and come and have a
good time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09
FREE TEXT BOOKS KILLED

The House defeated Repre-
sentative Tichenor's Mll provid-
ing for free text bOoks. There
were 81 negative votes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1917-02-09

1t won't be by request,
So II it's all the same to you,
Just bring to me instead
The flowers while I'm living,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
RED CROSS TEAM CAhvASSED -
THE RESIDENCE DISTRICT

Following are the auto squads that
did such valiant -Grvice IN canvass
ing the residence portion of the city
Car No. L. Mr.. VI \. Nordhaus,
Mr., Thoma, Il. Taylor
Car No. ,. Mr.. \. ". Pollard. Mrs.
Thumond, and Mrs. Slecker
Car No. ,, Nr,. Henry Hail, Miss
Helen Swopc
Car no ;. Nj NARY Mahoney,
Miss Julia Shepard
Car No. >. Mr.. j. Lewis Brown,
Mss Martha Ede and Miss Minnie
Swopc
Car No. &, Mrs. Sam Watkins, Mrs.
CCapt.l Preston, Miss Esther Bolich,
and Mis- Helen Holt.
Car No. :, Mrs. Fred sherman, Mrs.
j. Il Hodgdou.
Mr.. T.. IT, Bickford. County Sup
crirrcndcnI. reports that Columbus
wll contribute about six hundred
dollars. u very generous amount and
that Mvndus made a special effort 10
Il tine -um Ia Ime noble
and ulnrlutl- cause.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
NEW COMMISSION HOUSE

Messrs. W. \. Turner and y. +.
Lucero. of FL Paso. were in the city
yesterday for the purpose of making
arrangements for establishing Il first
class commission house. suitable
building for which they intend to
erect near the railroads. When they
are permanently established they will
give present and future market quo
tations and will get the very best
price obtainablc for all farm pro-
duets.
They expect to do a wholesale pro-
duce business and will do everything
that lies in their power To obtain the
best prices for everything grown in
the Mimbres Valley and will furnish
goods that have to be shipped in at
the lowest possible wholesale cost.
They would be very glad TO talk
the matter over with the farmers at
the first opportunity, and have re-
quc-t,d that al farmers interested
see person. lly OF communicate with
the Graphic concerning this lmpor-
tant matter.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
virqinia Doctor Locates in 0eming

DR.. II. {. Chalmers, of Madison
Vile, Va, son-in-law of Supt W H.
Seamon of the Empire sm'Iter ar
rived IA Demlng where he expects 10
locate permanently IN the practice of
hi- profession.
Mr.. Chalmers will follow as soon
a. she closes some important busl-
uc-- deals IN VIRGINIA
Dr. thalmer- Is recommended BY
such well known physicians and sur
reon- a Or. shelton liorslcy, former
" of III paso but now of Richmond,
Va. and Stuart McGyre, of Rich
mond. who j. one of the leading army
surgeons now on duty IN France.
Dr Chalmers will open up offices
"A. soon aS h. can obtain his New
Mexico license, for which he made
apph,atiun lie j. already very
much M love with Deming and her
progressive ~plril and will enter
heartily into the empire building with
the rest OF us.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29

, Presidents Patriotic
Sunday Proclamation

Washington, June 26.-Patri-
otic Sunday is to be observed
..ext Sunday in all the Sunday
' schools of the United States in
response to an appeal by Pres
' ident Wilson to observe the day
by generous giving to the Red
Cross.
President Wilson, letter fol-
, lows:
ITO the officers. teachers
and scholars of the Sunday
schools of the United States of
, America:
"The present insistent call of
our beloved country must be
heard and answered by every
citizen of the United States IN
proportion to his or her ability
to maintain the national power
and honor MANY citizens will
render their aid by force of
arms on the battlefield, while
others will make the nation
strong by their patriotic gift,
and support Ia the common
cause. II j. therefore highly
fitting that the Sunday schools
of the nation should observe a
special patriotic day and on
this occasion should make a
special contribution To the
American Red Cross for the al
deviation Of the suffering entail
ed by the prosecution of the
present war. 1t j. my earnest
hope that your generosity may
be unstlnted IN this. the hour
of the nations need, and that
this special day NAV mean much
to YOU in the undertaking of the
cause for which our beloved
land now contends.
"WOODROW WILSON" ."
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
NATIONAL HOG CO.
DOING BIG THINGS
President Justin Ashton Here to As.
sist Manager c. n. Hon With
Extensive Ranch Work
FIVE CARLOADS OF HOGS SOLD
Poland China and DurOck Jersey
Thoroughbred Registered Hogs
Will Be Brought Here Soon

Hon. Justin Ashton, of Pittbrreh.
Pa, president of the Natiunn, hog
Co.. operating the big hog ranca css.
OF Deming, is in the city It's week
and is very much gratifed with The
success that Is attending the .'ove-
ment.
Mr. Ashton is one Of the best post
ed men on profitable pork producing
in the United States and las cei tain
~ rare business Judgment ~ lab
fishing the biz ranch in the Mimbrts
Valley where there is no dan re-. from
disease and where housing costs -
little during any portion Of the war.
There has been some A.!nv "a Sc
curing pumping machinery by the
contractors, only three of thr 'drse
irrigation wells are now in OPERATION,
the fourth, however. will be- ir!i, or.
ing fifteen hundred gallons per nm.
ute within the next ten dav-. ant it
J. the expectation of the biz ,nrapury
to have IN cultivation this fail u full
section Of land, alfalfa. rye eni bar
lev forming the bulk of the cro,,.
President Ashton Is coon. rating
with Manager Hon in whippin; rh:ncs
into shape and rushing matters to
completion in order to se"uYa the
greatest efficiency for producing
high grade pork at the lowest unssi.
BILE cost.
incidentally Manager Hon was Of
fered 20 cents per pound, on f,oi. For
big bunch Of shoats and le,ln.d
the ocer
As soon aS improvements n)w un-
der way are Completed there vii lie
shipped in here Immediately 9ro 'ar-
loads or more thoroughbred rc ,.irr-
ed Polan- China and Duroc .Jrrsev,.
These hogs are now in the noi.h ard
are Worrying because they are not ul-
ready enjoying our salubri,C, r.i.
mate and world famous Mimbres
Valley water
The National Hog Co. purchased
this week of the Texas Co. }2J-cal-
Ion tank in which to convey frc oil
to the various pumping plartS.
The remarkable cntrrnrs, AID
foresight of the Office ol tins com
pany is shown when 'c -av. they
have sold and marketel live .lroads
of hogs at the top price prid uy.
whore in the United states.
The Slimbrcs Valley "shrud be
congratulated on secucln, ircn of
national fame m an elterpr.-c that is
sure to prove one of the grea, nd -
tries of the Southwest.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
WAR DEPARTMENT
SURE LIKES DEM|NC
Or. James Naismith, Presidents Rep.
sentative Through the War De-
partment and Y. N. C. A.
PERSONALLY APPROVES OEmlNG
Has Satisfactory Conference With
City Council and Is Highly
Pleased With Conditions

Demlng was honored, Saturday, by
the presence of DR.. James Naismith,
representing the President, through
the War Departments interest in the
Y VI. c. A.
DIR. Naismith came unannounccd
TO personally assure the adminiss ira =
ton that Deming is a fit and proper
place TO have a large number of SOL
diers stay for a long time, and the
Graphic is pleased to tell the many
readers that the administration will
be advised that Deming is next to
ideal.
After very satisfactory meeting
with the city council, DR. Naismith
made Il tour of inspection of the
town with the Graphic editor, whose
guest he was at luncheon, Postmaster
". +. Foulks likewise being a lunch
con guest.
"Wcll. how do you like US asked
the Graphic Just before Dr. Naismith
bo,',.j his tram for the east.
How could anybody help but like
Demingl" replied the doctor. "You
have conditions little less than ideal
here, and | have never met a more
courteous, cordial and progressive
lot of people. My report on Deming
will be Of the highest order, as | be-
lieve YOU will take excellent care of
the soldiers"
DR.. Naismith was formerly chap
lain of the Kansas Infantry, but is
now engaged ill getting inside iufUr-
matiSn OH exact conditions III com
munities where large bodies of troops
are to he stationed for long period.
Among other things, DR.. Naismith
said Deming would have five trained
~" secretaries and 40xl20 build
ing with annexes for every 10000
soldiers.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
Deming Red Cross Per Capita
Is Higher Than Larger Cities

"emng exceed, all expectation, a~
usual N the great Red Cross rush,
r"ch grand total wa recorded
tuesday night of over two thousanD
dollars
'ndlrman +. l.. Foulks, of the Il n
'O'S committee, desires TO extend
.De personal thanks of the commit
we To all Of the business and profes-
'""l men who 80 generously re
ponded' and who were 81 uniformly
'Our.eous IN their treatment of the
solicitors.
"rs' L. II. Bickford. president of
,"e ned Cross Chapter. desires also
W extend the thanks of her commit
,'e' Tor the hearty cooperation and
,s"'toaS response bv the ladies of
'1e community.
a accordance with n pledge by
u'''nan nv Foulks he will be host at
"r'ey House dinner to his com
,".pe' II being the understanding that
,,a vuiu so otficiate after one thous-
:" M %aOllars had been raised. and j.
shoney pledged himself for a
Harvey House dinner after
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
TWO BIG BALL GAMES AHEAD

Dcmina j looking forward To two
yery interesting bah games between
the famous colored team OF the 24th
Mlanlr sunday afternoon CO. T.,
Of Columbus. will cross bats with Co.
G. 20, the Dcmlug bah park, which in
~ure~ fast game. Go. q Is making
great preparations for putting across
% hot one
Another hig cNmbtpu ot th, nl-
tiuuM game viii take place at the bah
park ou the afternoon of july Nh,
upon which occasion co, 7, of IlacFl-
ta will try titles with the Go. q -,ug-
GERS
Marshall aud Stetauo. 90 romcone
equally GOOD viii do the umpiring
which means -uuare deal for both
teams
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
WESTERN UNION IN
FINE NEW OFFICES
Manager AppIeaate is Installing an
New Modern Equipment TO Take
Care OF Big Business
Will DOUBLE PRESENT FORCE
District Commercial Manager ftudd
Wants Branch Office at Camp
to Accommodate Soldier.

The Western lnlon telegraph Co
!" one "i the most important hn-lncs
institution M the world today. An,
the chlei reason of a. beng 50 /,
that 1t keep few feet ahead Of ia,
wheel of progress
\ glance INTO the new Dem.ng Off.
ces Will prove TINS assertion so far a.
TINS region As concerned
Manager J I. Applegate moved
INTO h- eommodiou= quarter on
Pine atrcet tia. week and Is install.
ng the new furniture and fixture. a.
last aa they arrive Among other
thing he has two motor generator.
and quaduplev Tor sending two
sdge- each way ou one wire. and
l- putting ia al equipment large
enough g." Accommodate o vast busl-
ness aud 70" complete a. scientific
skill can make il.
District tommcrcial Manager
Rudd wa here this week and inform,
the Graphic that O. branch office will
probably be installed at camp Tor use
by the officer and enlisted men, a
move that would certainly he much
appreciated
Manager Applcgatc has arranged
for four operator when the bushes
demands It, and other employee ia
match His present efficient force
include W G. Bcckley assistant
operator Miss Maryilena Cooper
chief clerk; Albert VI. Reed, Melvin
Laulor and Victor Pacheco, messen-
gers, every employe being courteous
poite and attentive lo bssiness
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
CHICKEN PIE SUPPER

The chicken pie supper gwen by
the ladies of the Methodist church in
the Deckert building Yesterday after
noon was one of the most successful
of the summer season. the amount
of cash received at the door being
SllS.40, which will be used toward
the erection of fine Sunday school
loom for the Junior grades and re-
Gently constructed sidewalk on the
west side Of the church property.
The ladies desire TO thank all who
contributed 10 the success of the
supper.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
A MINING COMPANY
Of POSITIVE WORTH
roI p Il smith aud Deminl ASST
,iaie, Organize Company to 0p-
crate the CObra-pIata Mines
MAS 30 ION sMeLTeR PAID Foa
,hr Company Also Mas Coal Lands
and Two Mil Sites on Running
Stream OF Pure Water

The ,oll,-r Plata Mining tompau,
AL. oruurrd tins week and moor
norliIn. papers filed bN Atty. \. w.
Pollard with Col T. Il Smith, $.
L,Ddau,. .ud , N Cotton a. Moor
pOratof-
The mines are located north ot Al.
uuueIgu and are pronounced by
mining myu o. be among the hnest
IN the state.
Ia disgu sung the neW mining con-
eany auJ Its brilliant prospect, Col.
smith. tny veteran mining man, sand
III refreshing la these DAYS Of
inflated mining stock. where it seems
possible tu locate OF bond a group of
mproyen prospect and fgurariyely
aouhIc- claims, and incorporate
iron half million to five million dol
lar and then proceed to float their
share throughout the state bN the
thousand among the cunhdng pco-
pie whom the gull into worthless
stocks. 10 b. refreshing to lind a
property OF real merit Ike the Cobra
Plat Mmmr and smelling Company
Copper and liver of rich value,
arc at present sufficient to assure
their permanent development An-
other feature ui treat interest in tEut
iu.tuu .urIrcr complete ha- bcrn
bought and paid for and is now ready
10 be- installed. la fact everything
. paid for To- date and the stock
aoldcr- are tariug in with "a ..ran
slate and q mine whose positive ,uI-
.e ], proven
The property D. easy ot access
gj ha. .u ,deal 40caunur an 4 Ejn-
dance oi mbcr Tor building pur
poses, .oH and wood for fuel, non
aAi hmy i.uE,-, and a line stream
d" clear uutr mountain water ru-
through %. entire mlnc property
which consists of eight nll claims
aud two mill sites. I'm addition, 10
'h, the company has 100 acres of
choice coal lands uo' Far from Nh"
mill ste-
TIN .plcudid property WAS cleo.
I'd ami .tL,n over by Col T.. Il. Smih
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
ROLLER MILL COMPLETED

John W. Clark. proprietor OF the
Deming Roller Mills. announces that
everything will be in readiness to do
husiness during the coming week
which j. very fine news for all the
people of Luna county
II will be remembered that he has
Installed one of the most perfect ma
chimes for grinding milo and kindred
crops from which flour can be made.
Here. success to the new roller
mills and the enteyprisinc manager,
John ". Clark.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
Or Cummings, Of the Medical
Corps, in Dr.. SwOpes Offlces

Dr {. ". Cummings, formerly ot
the Medical Corps | :. A.. has taken
up DR.. Swope'~ practice aud is now
lorntcd in the Swope offices on Pine
stree. His first service was to visit
thc Nlahoney mines which will in fu-
ure he under his charge. The fact
that DIR. Cummings was in the Medi-
cal Corps l. sufficient proof OF hs
ability to take mp the important work
laid down bv DR. Swope. who Is now
chief surgeon in the First \. NJ. In
fnntrV.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29

the iva thousand goal had been at
tanned
II i, unnecessary To say that boll'
gentlemen are highly delighted Ia
comply with the terms OF their agree
ment
The following telegram explains
itself -
Washington, d. G., Jane 25' l'l"
L. l.. Foulks,
Am. Red Gross.
Demlng, y. VI.
We heartily commend You loi
SPLENDID showing in war fund canvass
Your gift, per capita will be much
b,rhcr than many large cities.
{. ". DIETRICH,
Sec'y for War Council.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
MRS. PHELPS ITINERARY
FOR LUNA COUNTY

The itinerary of Mrs C. p. Phelps,
Hone Demonstration" Is as follows /:
Demlng, July ).
Tunis, July &.
Hondale, July :.
Capitol Dome, July Q.
Myndus, July IL.
Columbus. July Is.
The balance of the month will be
spent in the northern part of Grant
county.
Deming i Mrs. Phelps headauar-
tiers for Luna county, and her per-
manent address is Hotel Baker.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
TOM HULL HOME AGAIN

After three months of rest and re-
creation in Colorado, Tom Hull is
again at his post with the Hull
Amusement Co.. which has reduced
the amusement game TO an exact
science.
The lIulls know what the people
want and know absolutely how to get
il.
When the government representa-
tive was here last week he ,ei the
seal of his approval on the Princess.
Fair enough.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
ANNIE PURvlS lYND

Associate Editor and Mrs. Ralph
A. Lynd, of the Headlight, are recov-
ceiving congratulations of thir many
friends on the birth of their first
daughter, Annie Purvis Lynd, June
25th, weight 7la pounds, and glad to
behold our beautiful June sun.
The Graphic offers congratulations.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
HUGHIE HERE

Chairman Hugh II. Williams 'i tue
state corporation COMMISSION ""N
.reetinc his legion of Deming friends
this week. He had in his possession
a report of the commission whieh
how that a lot of mighty effective
work has been done by that body
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
SETTER MOT GET BOOZE FOR
SOLDIERS: IT'S DANCE R0Us

We understand IA, hT~t case ot
applying % -oldicr with booze came
before I $. tommi- --roner T.. \. Me
Neye~ th week, and that the extreme
penalty vii he Inflicted.
II Is the hm intention of the gov
e'hllrni o. prosecute every case oi
'alS character to the hmit
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
DR.. MORAN GOES TO NATIONAL
DENTAL CONVENTION

At the meeting of the state dental
association at Albuquerque. this
week, Dr. NJ. j. Moran was elected n
delegate to the national dental asso-
citation. which meets in New York,
October 26 to %.
Dr. Moran delivered one of the
chief addresses at the Albuquerque
meeting.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
Spaghetti and Speciality House

f. A. Bertani has established a
spaghetti house at 200 S. Iron ave-
nue.. corner of Spruce street. Mr..
Bertanl came from New York. and
has catered TO such well known peo-
pie rs Lillian Russell, Adelina
Patti, Lillian Nordica, Cardinal Sa-
tolli, and others. Mr. Bertani's card
appears in another column.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
City Council will Pass Rigid
Ordinance to Regulate Jitnies

At special meeting of the coun-
ell. Tuesday evening, a rigid iitney
ordnance was discussed and il is safe
to presume that each ear will he Ii
ccnsed and each driver bonded in the
sum of $1,000.
Fares will be regulated and neces-
Sarv restrictions imposed.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
RAILROAD MAGNATE HERE

Frederick b. Houghton, accompan-
led by Mrs. lloughton, were here the
latter part of the week. enroute TO
Santa Rita, where his son is residing.
Mr.. Houghton is general freight
and passenger agent of the Santa Fe
system, with headquarters at Chi
cago.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29
COUNTY DRAFTING BOARD

The Drafting Board for Luna
county has been selected by Govern
or Lindsey i- follow
sheriff " Z simpson
u T. VI Stesd count, health Of
hcrr
I i Kelly
TIM insure GOOD work Tor both
New Mexico and /. $ \.
The best IN Candics-Lownev's-
90 Ro.-rr Drug 60.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1917-06-29

The quality superlative in statiul
Ell y-Crane's.-Rosser Drug Co.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09

Can't you hemstitch. or catstitch, or
haste,
Make something to wear on a waist.
Can't you sew, knit or darn
Make something of yarn,
And thus show your goodness ana
taste
For a scrap of your handiwork We
petition you
To help the Methodist Ladies Ala
with their work in view.
And while we're about II would nave
you remember
We will have a fine sale the hfteeh'h
of December.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09

LOST-Last Tuesday between the
Richmar and the Northern hotel, a
nineteen-jewel watch with owners
name engraved on case. Liberal re-
ward II returned TO Jack Mahoney,
Richmar Rooming House.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-12-09

A Diamond is the most ap-
propriate and treasured of all
gifts at Christmas.
There are many good reasons
for this. among them being:
First, The BEAUTY of the
g%ift--for there is nothing
more beautiful than a per
feet Diamond.
Second, Tue of
the gift-for a properly cut
Diamond will last for all
time.
Third, The VALUE of the
gift--not only in pleasure
given the recipient, but in the
actual worth of the gem it
self.
The average purchaser OF a
Diamond is not capable of de
termining its quality and
fneness, and must rely upon
the statement of the dealer as
to the value of the gem.
1t is important, therefore,
that Diamonds be purchased
from a dealer in whose hon
esty and integrity the pur-
chaser has the utmost faith
and confidence.
We invite inspection of our
stock with no obligation on
the part of the visitor to pur
chase.