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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Carson City 073i8
ElkO OSii

carson Clty tiJiS
ElkO OSi4
DCpartm, 1T of the Interior, u. s
Land Once at Elko. Nevada. August
10, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that JULIA
a. SMITH. of Arthur, Nevada, who, on
September 20, 1912, made Carson City
desert land application O7348, now
Elko No. OSii. for lots 3, II: 81
NWH and M SWH OF Section S,
Township 30 North, Range SO East
Mount Diablo Meridian. has filed no
tiCo OF Intention to make final proof
to establish claim to the land above
described, before the register and
receiver of this Office on the twenty
NTH day OF September. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: Al
fred W. Smith, OF Arthur, Nevada;
Harry Il. Newman, OF Elko, Nevada;
Frank S. Gcdney, OF Elko. Nevada:
Emmett Bachman, OF Elko, Nevada.
JOHN f.. ROBBINS. Register.
First publication Aug. 10, 1917.
Last publication Sept. II. 1917.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
ElkO ClCS2
Carson CITY OSOil

'"lSpH 'lly NNNll
Department Of tho interior, u. 8.
Land once at ElkO, Nevada. August
%. 1917.
Notice Is hereby given that Ill,
LIAM NJ STEWART, OF Reeds Station,
Elko County. Nevada. who, on July Z
1913. made u. l.. r. c. c. 0SO41 Elko
No. 0ICs2. for SWA sBK; sEH
sWH Sec 0, Eh NWA; NEH swH ;
VIZ sWh, Sec. 16 SEA- SEA-, Sec
ton n, Township 3S NJ. Range 81
East, NJ. d. u. & Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention to make final proof
TO establish claim to the land above
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Elko O1l26
Carson CITY CSl5S

Emu OIlEO
Carson City CSl5S
Department of the Interior. l.. S.
Land Office at Elko. Nevada, August
p, 1917
Notice is hereby given that PAT.
RICK J. DACEY, of Dceth, Nevada.
who, on August 20, 1913, made Carson
City homestead application CSl5S, now
Elko No. Cll26. for the NE4 OF Sec
ton %. Township sc North, Range 50
East, Mount Diablo Meridian, has filed
notice Of intention to make final three
year proof, to establish claim TO the
land above described. before the fcg
lister and receiver of this Office, on the
tenth day Of October, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
james |. Sheppard, of Deeth. Nevada:
Isaac GriswOld. of Dccth, Nevada:
Carl Scpmlycda, of Dccth, Nevada:
Samuel McMullin. of Dccih. Nevada.
JOHN l.. ROBBINS, Register.
First publication Aug. 2S, 1917.
Last publication Sept. %, 1917.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

have left my property and inter.
ests in Tuscarora. Nevada. in charge
of Jacob l.. Clark. All bills receivable
should be paid to him. He will like
wise take care of all bills payable.
fs22 il GEISELMAH,
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
WARNING.

Hunting. Fishing and SHOOTING :,
strictly prohibited on all a On,
ranches. on Mary's River and both n.
SeVenty-One ranches Tresspas..,,
will be prosecuted according 70 hv
Nevada Land 4 Lvestock ca
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
TRESPASS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that no A.,
ing or hunting will be allowed on ,ht
Osino or Twelve-Mile ranches e
trespassers will be prosecuted q"
CHARLES CLUBINF
Proprietor
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
Sept. IA and 81.

NOTICE CALLING FOR BIDS FOR
ROAD WORK ON ROAD BE.
TWEEN JARBiDGE, NEVADA
AND THE 3. 3. LARiOS RANCH
NORTHWEST OF JARBIDoE, NE,
vADA.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14

this office. on or before the Goth day
OF September, 1917.
JOHN E. ROBBINS, Register.
First publication Aug. 25. 1917.
Last publication Sept. 20. 1917.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1917-09-14
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ACT
UPON RESOLUTION TO AUTH.
oRlzE TEMPORARY LOAN

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board OF Countq Com.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

CContinued on Page Six)
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
LOUISE GLAUM IS
 CREDIBLE VAMPIRE

That Louise Glaum is the screens most credible vampire is the opinion expressed by the noted picture critic Julian Johnson, in his Shadow Stage reviews of the Photoplay Magazine.
 Speaking of this star who will ap- pear at the Columbia theater in Idol ateIs," Mr Johnson says: she has acting ability, and she has sympathy, a faculty which none of the other lady demons seem to possess
 Alan Dale, known for years as one of the foremost critics of the drama and now reviewer of the Picture Play Magazine, remarks in a recent issue concerning the extraordinary ability" for facial expression which Miss GIaum possess.
 1 Other writers have been equally i'm ! pressed Ly the recent portraitures eX- ecuted by this star. The letters from fans. received by the Triangle com ! pany and those published in the mag azines, testify to her popularity as q | public favorite,-a popularity that is steadily growing.
 Aside from her ability to interpret character, Miss Glaum possess a sense Of artistic values that enables her to constantly appeal to the eye. She al ways makes a picture of herself" sad one critic after private showing of "Idolaters.' Her postures, her clothes that she wears, and her every move ment and gesture serves to accentuate the esthetic quality of the character ization
 Tn "Idolaters" she wears the biz I zarre, gorgeous clothes of a woman Who symoolizes vanity. She is the peacock in nature and appearance
 Her experiment. is decorated in Egyp- ton manner and illuminated by weird light coming from glass panels in the floor huge sphinx, it's face glow ing in the strange illumination, domi- ntes the bedroom of the siren. Its image is reflected in the waters of 8 lilydotted pool, depressed in the cen ter. of the tile dfloor. Smoke of in cnse. swirls from copper brazier. placed before tall peacock feather fan: on either side the Sphinx. The bed massive and heavily carved, is on ( raised dias over which hang draperie! of cloth of gold Here Viola Strath more. the worshipper of self receives
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
MOVIES MUSIC AND DRAMA AT THE THEATRES OF PHOENIX
Theater Calendar
 For Present Week

ELKS-Ed Redmond Musical Com edy company; matinee today and to- night. Her Second Honeymoon" Open ing Monday night and lasting for seven days same company in Let's Get a Divorce"
 LAMARA-sunday and Monday William Fox offers Dustin Farnum in North of Fifty-thres." Tuesday, Wed ncscay and Thursday, Aircraft Pic lures Corporation presents George M Conan in the screen adaptation of Seven Keys to 8adpate," with the Bc-tcn Holmes TravelocUe as an added attraction. Friday and Saturday, Jack Pickford supported by Louise Huff in The Narmint." Also on these days 'sil be shown the first Paramount Mack Sennett comedy. "A Bedroom Biuader," with an aII-star comedy cast, featuring Charlie Murray and Chester ConkIin.
 Ess-sunday, Monday and T-esday, William Fox presents George Walsh in The Book Agent" also the American War Weekly. "Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday will witness the showing of The Honor System The picture was made in the prisons at Florence and Yuma and is handled by an exceptionally strong cast, including Miriam Cooper and Cls6ys RrockweIl The Paramount p itosrsph and Bray Cartoon will also oc shown.
 COLUMBIA-sunday and Monday, 'ldolaters featuring Louise Gaun !; also His Uncle Dudley a Keystone comedy, and Current Events added on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, "The Ten Of Diamonds" with Dorothy Dalton in The Fighting Trial;" Cur rert Events. closing Tuesday. Thurs day only. "2o.c0o Leagues Under the Sea- Friday and Saturday, Camille, 7 featuring Helen Hesperia; Billie West comedy and Mutt and Jeff cartoon.
 Hi9-Sunday and Monday, Norma Talmadge in "The Law of compensa t.on' and Pathe News. Tuesday and Wednesday, Ethel Barrymore in Basil Kings novel done to pictures, "The Lifted Veil;" links comedy, Screen Magazine. Thursday and Friday, Mary Anderson in "The Divorcee;" House Peters in The Rail Rider;" Pathe News and Big V comedy. Saturday Charlie Chaplin in "The Adventurer,' his newest comedy; Gail Henry in "The Cross eyed Submarine" and "The Nf0ht FidPrsr
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
SECOND HONEYMOON
 IS CLOSING TODAY

This afternoon at the matinee per formance and tonight will mark the last two performances of the breezy musical potpourri, Her Second Honey moon at the Elks and commencing with Monday evenings performance the popular Ed. Redmond Musical Comedy company will stage for the first time in this city another top notch musical play, entitled Let's Get Divorce" The play adapted from the French is a keen satire of the divorce problem and it be- hooves anyone contemplating the step to absorb while attending the pei tormance at the Elks, some of the brilliant thrusts the masterful drama
 tist Sardou delivers while coming to solution of this knOtty problem which has become disgustingly common now adays While the subject is truly a serious one it has provided a play of genuine merriment and to the dis eliminating theatergoer who enjoys keen comedy without vulgarity the
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
STRIKING. PICTURE
 IS HIP OFFERING

The Law of Compensation" opens at the Hip this morning for a two days stay and aside from the fact that it enjoyed a secord run of two weeks at Tally's Broadway theater in Los Angeles it is the second super picture on the Select Picture company's pro- gram featuring that winsome star, Norma Talmage.
 The Law of Compensation" deals with the story of a discontented woman and the grief that piled up for her when she transgressed the laws that bound her as a wife. She was a young matron, and with a maid to mind baby and another to do the Eousework, she had too much leisure time and daily when the overdressed woman in the house across the street left jauntily to keep some sort of an engagement in the big city over the Hudson river, this young matron wor- ried over what she thought her lonely lot.
 She never went to the city alone, not because she had not the time but because she never done such a thing She went when she had a definite purpose or accompanied her husband but to go over just to window shop and to admire and be admired, was beyond her ken.
 The discomfort grew until one day she met this woman who had no children and a busy husband and the old story was repeated. The woman across the street took the slip of q girl, for that was all she was, to New York on a days outing.
 l The woman across the street knew all the ropes and she introduced this unsuspecting young mother to thu lowest type human in the world, q song plugger for composer She had Q good voice this girl-wife and sang several of his songs and he volun- teered to help her with her vocal stu dies. When she mentioned to her husband that night having been to the city and having met the great com poser" he was delighted to have her under a competent man for the sake of her voice. He did not know the cur was the type little removed from the white shaver of Apache.
 Then followed many meetings and theA music plugger flattered her and tUrNed her head and the rest of the story is best told in the startling de- nouement of this much discussed pie ture. .
 "The Law of Compensation flea lures the Hip bill for today and to- morrow.
 Norma Talmage who recently made such a wonderful hit in The Moth was never seen to better advantage
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

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Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
EMPRESS

week of extraordinary features is the announcement from the Empress. Sundays lineup will present the new famous George Walsh in his latest William Fox feature, The Book Agent" The title will give one a pret- ty good idea of the nature of the story, and where would one look for d better type for a persistent book agent than the smile a minute George Walsh. His pictures are all excep- tional ones and introduce many sen satiOnal features. Reviewers through cut the land have stated that Walsh is destined to become a second Doug las Fairbanks, and it is just such types of plays as "The Book Agent" that is bringing this popular star steadily to the foremost ranks The picture will he here three days end ing Tuesday night.
 Starting Wednesday and continuin, throughout the entire week will be shown William FoXs masterpiece. The Honor System" This is without doubt one of the greatest human stOr- ies ever filmed. ard at onoa d'en~i.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

all Gouht as to the adaptability of the screen for the depicting of the human
 emotions. The picture was made at tho Florence and Yuma prisons I,. this state and for this reason hold an
 especial interest for the people of this
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

the men through whose friendship she gains her success on the stage.
 His Uncle Dudley" is the Key stone on this bill and .is one. cont nu ; uous round of laughter
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

than in this story with it's Ncnde1rui lesson to the discontented wife who has really too much liberty.
 The usual Pathe News will be shown with it.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

production of Let's Get a Divorce will strongly appeal.
 Let's Get a Divorce" will be staged throughout the entire wech with matinees, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

city. Tie compelling contrast be- tween the brutal and the human pris- on methods are forcibly brought out in telling the story of the man who is
 D.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19
ORGANIZE BRANCH
DEFENSE COUNCIL
Representatives Of 84 EFomen's Organ
izations Unite 80 Aid National
Protection
MRS. cLEAvELASD Is CHAIRMAN


Rock Island branch Of the Women s
National Defense council was organ
lied This morning with Mrs. H. n.
CIeavelaud as chairman al a meeting
held iu the Rock Island club, attend
ed by Representatives of A womea's
organizations of the city Mrs C. T.
SiIvis was made rbe vice chairman
and Mrs ~. IT, McCouochfa the secra-
tarv-7reasurer. An executive commit
tee of 10 members win be appointe<
by the executive board
The meeting of the morning was
/ called by Mrs. CleaveIand. who had
been appointed temporary chairman
bv the Illinois division of the national
council. she presiding al the meeting.
and Mrs r f ClarksoT serving as
( temporary secretary A company OF
. so women attended and took lively and
keen interest in the proceedings of the
meeting
I The constitution as adopted this
morning follows chat or the national
body and ineorpora- i'm Lt are these
articles.
Article 1.-The name of this organ
5zatt0n ahaG he rhe Woman Commit
/ tee of the Council Of National Defense,
Illinois division. Rock Island branch
Article --Tne purpose Of this or
gau5zaGon shall he 10 avoid dupiica-
ton of effort. to utilize organizations
already in existence. TO promote eff
cheney. and give every woman an OPP
pCr5Uuity for patriotic service al home
or abroad
Article 9-Aav woman I'm Rock Is
land and vicinity DESTROYS Of rendering
. patriotic service go her country may
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19
Personal Points

Mr. and Mrs w T. ogden. 1917
Twentv-frEt street. ana guest. Mrs. C.
X Han. formerly OF this citv. have
returned from a trfp in southern Hi
nois
Mr. ana Mrs Walter e Frank of
ca1eebnro and .free 4 ortee rolrraz RI
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f.sIash,,~r- - - .,.;+t, 81
r ~ IA c.l.-f - = @1
mrs J.. =. 1nal1l oefs ana MISS -@ltsF
+nanl oeIs OF OFT MADISON, IOWA nave
returned to thelr nome after Flsi0hg
ar the residence OF W T. chambers,
1920 Thirtieth street
Mrs. w Z Rhodenbaueh. who has
been the guest Of Mrs j. n Lamont
1905 Fifteenth street. returned TO her
home III Lynn Center. I'LL, yesterday
Howard Murphy Of Ne" York City.
q summer visitor. al lamPpeii island,
leIl Yesterday TOT l5alesoufg. where
he VIII attend ing wedding q friend.
ma s. Htlla4 non mas returned 10
heF nome III ROCKFORD after visiting
e. Iae nome q .beF niece. MIS-. e ~.
carson. 1919 lhlflE-IouFlh street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19


Dear Mrs Thompson; am q mar
ried woman. and haze been married
three years. have the finest husband
on earth. and have had everything I
wanted
We lived in city about five hun
dred miles from here. Through some
trouble my husband lost his job AS
work was scarce there and expenses
were so awfully high he asked me
how I would like to 60 home for
while. I was glad to do this, because
I had not been home for nearly a year.
My husband went with nae to the de
pot and told me [ should write as
soon as / get there I wrote the same
evening but through a mistake OF my
own my letters all came back We
forgot TO transfer our mail from where
we lived TO the place where my nus
band would have his mail sent They
went 10 the old address and then
came back. 1t worried me and so I
wrote to o friend where ] was to ad-
dress the letters She wrote me that
my husband had called there every
day t0 see if I had written and re-
ceiving no letters from me he thought
7 didn't care TO write, and SO he told
them ne was leaving for another town.
but he left no address. I wrote to
my mo5her-in-Iaw and asked her if
she had heard from him She an
swered my letter and also sent me q
letter my husband had sent her In it
he said that I had gone home for "a
while and hadn't written vet That
was a week after I left. You see he
hadn't received my letters
He said he was going south to find
a good job so that he could settle down
and some day he would come and see
them. But he said not fer a year and
maybe longer because he wanted lot
Of money He did not leave any adj
dress. His mother says he loves me
and I viii hear from him. It IS nearly
two months ago since I left my hus-
band I know he loves nae; we always
got along SO we'll. 7 know he is wor~
rjed because he doesn't hear from me
He doesn { know where 10 write 10 me
because my parents have changed
their address. I am worried until I
am nearly sick We have a little baby
five months Old who has been awfUIIy
sick.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19

The marriage Of Miss Ruth Hockln-
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hockiuson. 2506 Thirteenth avenue
Moline. to Herman H. MangeIs, SON
of Mr. and Mrs Bernard Mansels ST
919 West Sixth street, Davenport
which was announced a. short time
since 90 take place June 20 was a
ceremony of Saturday. Jane e. af 3
O'Clock at the home Of she groom s
parents. 3Ir. and Mrs MaugeT i'm Dav-
EXPORT Rev, Oscar II Horn oE Trim
ify German Lutheran church g#-
eiated. The wedding had been kept
q secret by the young people until to-
day. The attendants were Mfr. and
Mrs. William G. Maugels. The bride
was Ina white satin with embroidered
net over dress. and sle carried q b0u-
quet of brides roses A wedding din
uer was served after the ceremony.
The couple vii. reside in Davenport
Mr.. Alangels. who was a sergeant in
Battery q during service on ana lor-
der. is craftsman with tae Gordon
Wartime company. Davenport
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19

Jacob Zimmerman has returned
from Chicago where he is attending
Chicago university 10 spend the sum
mer vacation with his father, Z. Rim
norman. AIS Eleventh street
J G. Thompson, travelling passenger
agent OF she Northern Pacific with
headquarters at Chicago is lin the city.
Miss Marie Learv of Memphis Tenn,
is guest in the home of John Thomp-
son $50 Twentz-third street.
William J. Barth4 S2# Twentieth
street. is In Chicago or q business trip
James Henry, T. NJ & 4. d0rmit0T-
les. is improving rapidly from an on
GRAFTON which he underwent several
weeks ago al ST. Anthony's hospital
J. +. Der Eiuderen. secretary of the
Dixon T. II c. a is ID the city, having
accompanied q volley ball team which
is scheduled to meet the fastest LEGAL
team this evening
a. j Burton. principal of the local
high school and his family have gone
To Iowa Citv for tire summer. Mr.
Burton is enrolled i'm the summer
school at The university
George r. B0rsaud returned this
morning To his home in ST. Paul after
a short stay at the home OF his sis
ter. Mrs Daniel Hayes. Sr. Tl5
Twe1tv-second street
J. #. Marion. t#lz Fourth avenue,
left yesterday for Chicago. He viii
return Thursday,
Mrs. G. Ellsworth Zeigler Mime
ap0lfs. Mimi. who mas been visiting
a the home OF MIR and Mrs. Henry
Bostock. 1922 Fourth avenue, today
leaves for her home. zIr. Zeigler having
arrived with their machine in which
10 make the return trip. Miss Anna
NJ. Bostock. their niece, viii accom-
pany them. to remain during the sum
mer
Mrs Abe Durehs1aE has returned
from an extended visit at points in
Michigan and Indiana She was aC-
compauied home hv Hrs. j. DuFchsiag
Of Chicago. mother of Mr. Durchsiag
who viii remain for an extended visit
State Representative ~ g. MaucAeT
and Mrs Maucker, Tf4 Seventeenth
street. left this morning for a trip
through the state aIr. Taucker viii
visit schools at a number of places.
Den GwinH. who has been connected
with the Rock Island limos n his city.
has gone 50 Washington. where he has
taken q position with the government
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19
Household Hints

tight barrel and just enough hot
water to cover them boiling water
il possible poured in at once The
barrel is then covered with several
tbicknesses of canvas 10 hold the
heat The sliced beats are allowed 70
soak for about sixty minutes The
barrel is agitated from time tG time
without being uncovered. This pro-
cess brings ont the sugar from the
beets The liquid is then drawn off.
strained through several thieEnesses
Of eheesecIoth and placed la Kettle
or other vessel, in which It Is boii7i
slowly until il has evaporated down
to the thickness desired. It is Im-
portant that the boiling be slow. and
the process VIII take several hours.
The work may be done outdoors #
desired care should be taken not
to scorch the syrup. The scum which
rises 10 the surface of the liquid is
skinned off TO remove the strong,
beet-like flavor
The syrup is bottled or canned
while hot and sealed 90 prevent mold
ing 1t is dark in color but has
pleasant flavor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-06-19

Do YOU know Of anything / can DO
to try to locate him
DO YOU think if I wrote To President
Wilson he could help me locate aim
through registration He had To reg
lister. being only "A.
am anxjously awaiting your an
swer UNHAPPY WIFE
CO to your local police department
and tell them that there has been NO
trouble between your husband and
Won. but due to changes In addresses
and the like YOU have both failed TO
locate each other The police de-
partment is i'm close touch with the
department in other cities and can
locate your husband for you without
causing undue publicity This lis often
done
Dear Mrs. Thompson used 10
have q good complexion hut ugw I ann
troubled with moth patches DO Eou
know of anything that VIII remove
theme RUTH l.
formula Cocoa butter, 10 grams
castor OIL 10 grams; oxide OF zine. 90
grams. white Brecipitate, 10 grams
essence of rose, 40 drops. apply 10
the moth patch night and morning.
Dear Mrs Thompson. A short time
ago / met a girl OF is ut a party After
being introduced 10 her I danced with
her From then on we became very
much devoted TO each other Her
mother forbids her keeping company
Should encourage her or not2
Z. S.
Do not encourage the girl to act con
trarv to the wishes of her mother She
is really very young to 90 with hoys
Probably the mother would let YOU
call and take her daughter places fl
YOU had a talk with her and convinced
her that you were desirable IT would
paw to try at least since you care for
the girl