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The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
LIVESTOCK
EsNOrES&

Quarantine your hog lots when chol.
era Is In the locality.
Every pix lost at farrowin, tim,
lessons the chance of prunt.
Alfalfu meal fed to breeding hog,
helps TO save high priced grain.
Young hoers should be separnted
from their mates at or befor. n,.
months old.
Don't be- afraid to sit up all night
When the plgs ars coming You win
be well Paid Tor II.
Keep cholera nwuy by having every.
thing clean about the yards aud build.
lngs. Use dlsinfectHnts
In these days Of hlgh.priced feed 1,
tces no, look like good business 10
feed brood sows all winter and tho,
through carelessness or NEGLECT n.,.
mii them to lose most Of their mir.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
FEED VALUE o. BUTTeRMlLk
Slightly Lower In Protein ana Car
bohydra,es Than Skim Mix
Excellent for Pios

For sll practical purpose butter.
milk has about IN. same feeding vplu.
Tor hogs n skim milk. although It Il.
slightly lower In protein. carbohydrates
and fat thnn skim milk. Being hish 10
dlgestihle protein aud rich Ia mineral
matter, especially calcium and pho-
Phorus hu'terrnllk is admirably suited
for growing pigs. brood sows and
breeding boarS. II Is nm excellent sup
rlement 10 corr. because II furnishes
those feed constituents that corn 10
deficient In.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
Weak, Nervous, ME-
Oiseased-- uvs-IV
Nervous Debility

Men. whose manhood 10 di.
minishinS-and there are thou.
sAnds Of thsm-ows Il to them.
sslNes to take prompt steps 10
relieve . condition which ulu.
mAtsly leads TO misery and
hslplessness. At no time In q
mans lits does he need more
the service OF q skilled specialist
I sivs each and every case In.
dividpAl treatment and my orig.
tnAl perfected methods are safe.
sure and certain In bringing
back strength and viSor. They
build up the physical. mental
snd vital man. permanently stop
all drains or vital Losses. smls.
sions. inviGorats the wasted or
cans and soon restore the suf.
fsrsr TO ROBUST MANHOOD.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
FIND MlLleT HAY INJURIOUS
Fed Literally to Horses u Causes In.
creased Action Of kidneys and
Other Aiinenta

The North nakotu Experiment Sta
ton seSernl wears ugn found that mlllr'
hay f,,i literally To hor~.s Tor long
periu,i ~ time wa> injurious tu m.
extent thar II caused increased acrlou
~ The sidurys n swelling NJ the lolnts
and cerinln amount ~ lamrnr>s
Mllei hay s"ems To he ull right ror ~,
,lr and can perhaps h. used safely ~.
n small rart ~ 'hr ronghng- fa'
hrt.Hs Il WuuM nH h. ai,l,.hi.
hnvNrf tn feed I, nherall, To hnt.
H., d, rnnsldrrshl. '-rlnh ~ time
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
TEETH OF CATTLE ARE LOOSE
Nature Intended Them TO Be So 10
Prevent Injury TO Js~bons In
Cutting on orasa

The incisor teeth Of cattle project
forward and their upper surfaces
come into contact with the denial
pad" ~ the upper jaw. Grass IL
cut on by the ~" grsSping II and
jerking the head upward. thereby cut.
ting II with the sharp edges ~ the In.
cisors. II the incisorS wrr. rrmy
liked % the J hone injury To he den.
tai pad would frequently occur Don't
worry when you discover that the
cows front teeth are loose Seturr
Intended them IN be- 81
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
Sick Men! .i.t.s: .;ss \:
0Ansh-co Consider marriage
wv unisss you have Q

nAn'l Consider marriage
S"N unisss you have Q
tue blh OF health. Or. u
you have violated the laws
of nature Many men make
,his mis,sts through neg
lsct ignorance or Improper
tressmsnt, consequently
domestic alsestd and un.
happiness tell.ws II ysu
have violated the laws VI
your ood. ~ nature, o.
have tainted blood, nsrv.
business, lack % confidence.
bashfulness. shus soo,sly,
poor msmory. pt1piss,
black specks before ysur
eyes. backachs. falling hair,
sore mouth. red spots, bone
pains. headaches. painful
or difficult passsGss VI dis.
charges. day or night
losses. kidney or bladder
troubles. DO not let money
matters. nsodesty or self.
pride keep you away. Many
men are sksptical from BE-.
ing unsucesssfuiiy treated
elsewhere, Anl ALLOW this
10 deter them from being
CURED. Your health 10
most important. and you
should not tribe with unrs.
liable or would-hs special.
tsts. l want TO talk TO
men In Just such condition.
want to prove TO you bs.
yond . doubt that there 10
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
Penny a. Financial e,.sn,,.t.

The cent ls the bsnurst,.' ~ husi.
'esS and II i Interesting io not,
hat during financial depression d.
arye number Of these coin, arrumn
lste In the treasury Even his
torn or q strike will tut doNt the
humber Of pennies In circulation. tcf
the penny-spendlns puhlic is ipionrs
" else forced to save for "uln, dsy,
nat threaten. 1t lss sisn IT prvsper
~ when lsrs~oumbers u pennies az,
D ctrculatisa
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
human Temperature

According To the hour ~ the day,
oaa's temperature varies. II Is low
~ st about S:D o'clock In the morn
~. when q averages ., degrees Fab.
eahelt: from then II ssduslly rises
ootil Il reaches q maximum Z" be.
tWoea % snd W degrees fshrenhelt
q o;O O'Clock In the afternoon. after
g1oeA n falls This Is the ,empers
~ e the armplt which Is al~ays
01oAtiy lover than that iasIde u
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
seefatss on oexetnment

Socrstes used to say that slthousA
no man undertake. . trsde he has no,
learned. even the mesnesi. yet every
one thinks himself sufsicisntly quail.
fed for the hardest Of all trades, that
oi soysrnmsnt.-Rolinsroke
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
Next the hsart.

The left hand In France Is unlser
sally regarded a. the, "of the heart"
and ls reserved for relative. and luti.
mate friends aud tho>s toward whom
Tie user 10 unusually well disposed.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
weather Affects Watches.

A watch will often break down IN.
expectedly owing to sudden change
In the weather breaking the msin.
sprins.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10

The modern sunaow-t vac formerly
called solsoece. the suo follower. 10
those days the msrissld AS called
the supdowss.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10
"606" Cures Blood Poison

Positive blood tests that so when directly
Into TIE blood By the intrs,snous method sbsouts
cure for all syphse blood lection
VII usually DO much medicine stomach
have throat enlarged glands fsos pimpl.s
ana sruptions rheumatic Acne EcIsms Psoriasis
symptoms OF blood disorder either come
10 me and Be permanently cured Of IT, on.pnI.
-dOnt marry untii have taken "sos Accept
tra'snous Asthod-hs only right ADMINISTER
U. o and Other Government Hospitals .ndot.. it
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10

and III. price being per loo pounds to
producers The yearly average price
ruSe froB s7.Gj In 1918 To SEA In
1919.
The Crittenden press., 1920-08-10

SAFE speedy and for do not ash cent
money uHLBss SHOW THAT oAH 0uD1 Yov.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
CHAMPION DEMPSEYs DEBUT
GREAT EVENT FOR ELY FANS

Was soon apparent that Bonds had met
ms match IL not his master in the
conquefer' OF the Swede. Dempsey
was new at the game and when he
delivered a blow that hur, his opponent
he was not quick to follow I'D his ad-
vantage In the fourth round of the
pa,tIe dempsey sent a singing right
10 Bonds Jaw and the later backed
up. set right into him. Jack shout.
ed the writer. ana the champion after
gioncing around at his admirer. spiang
II his man like a tiger.
From that time Dempey was the ag-
sresscr and when the bell announ >e1
the end OF the tenth round Bonds was
wiser but much disflgur,d man. The
Dell alone saved Bonds and the fight
belonged TO Dempsey all the way.
Commenting upon the battle in the
issue of April 9. 1916. the wliter IN
the News said.
1T Is the first time that this rising.
young man has had an opportunity to
show himself In this district. but in
his battle last night he certainly show. !.
ed himself and proved beyond the aues
ton of doubt that he is 10 be con-
sidered when the day arrives that Will
demand the handing over of the heavy
weight championship belt BY Jess VIII
lard 70 fitting successor"
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
TYPHOID FEVER At
MINES OF KIMBERLY

The typhoid epidemic at Kimberly
is now considered to be we'll in hand.
according TO DIR. Paul whalcn. chic :
surgeon for the Consolidated Copper
mines compans.
In all twelve cases have been brought
10 the attention of the medical staff,
These all appeared approximately at
the same time and immediate steps
were taken to ascertain the cause as
well a 5 check the spread of the disease.
The cause is believed to be pollEt. d
water but IL has been impossible 10
definitely trace the source of the pol
luton.
Immediately upon the appearance 81
the disease in the vicinity OF the mine
notices were posted and ALL were ad-
vis.d TO be innoculated with anti
typhoid vaccine. which had been pro-
cured and which is said 10 be effective
In at least 81 per cent OF the cases
where the patient is innoculated be-
forc the disease has taken firm hold.
About eighty of the residents OF kim
terly have been innoeulated and dur
ing the last week no new cares have
been reported or discovered There
are few who do not believe in the
innoculaIion Of the vaccine and il Is
possible that some may suffer thereby.
but ii is believed that those WHO have
been innoeulated xill escape he maiad :
and IL is hoped that new cases will be
scarce.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Educated Animal
Ownership Dispute

The suit brought by X. l.. riecce OF
Mc'3iii against James EatssrosSof Ruth
TO recover possession of roam colt
was tried before Judge Collins Friday
and continued foe further argument On
legal points by counsel which will
take place tomorrow at IL o'clock.
IL appeared from the evidence that
Katsaros bought the colt from rider
formerly employed By the Adams-Me-
ulii Company. who broaght the animal
In from the range and sold IL for s..
The horse vas not branded but before
beng allowed TO roam on the public
domain he rad besn raised as pet and
taught 10 shake hands, which he dio
when his original owner approached
nd gave the countersign. Just what
the grip was did net appear. but the
identity OF the animal known as
Freddie" vas not disputed. The prin.
cipaI question under consideration ap'
rears to be whether or not Pierce lost
his rights by failure 10 comply with
the law ana brand the colt hNor" al
low ing II to rcam the range.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
ELY AUTOMOBILE BUS
HAS NEAR ACCIDENT

y serious accident was narrowly
eyerted last Thursday night when the
automobile bus of the District Auto
Service between LILY and East Ely bare
ly escaped being thruck by the ping
pong backing to ELY from the East Ely
depot. It was on the 6 o'clock trip
made by the bus and at the crossing
near the Troy laundry the approach of
rhe train was net discovered until the
automobile was practically on the track
and or1y few feet from the train. To
stopping right on the crossing and a
serious collision. but with presence OF
mind II. p. Arnold. the driver applied
the gas and cleared the track. missing
the train by just foot. Ed Wilson,
who was one OF tie bus passengers.
was irst out and beat both the train
and the bus by several Jumps. II pass
remarked Mr.. Wilson, and both train
and bas continued in their respective
directions.
Had not the air brakes been set,
which finally brought the train To a
stop Immediately after the crossing OF
the automobile the machine would have
been reduced TO kindlingwood and it's
occupants at least injured. Passengers
won the race by a short second NJ. A.
Smith rear brakeman on the passenger
train. deserves credit for the prompt
manner in which he brought the train
TO stop. thus ayerting bad accident
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Arthur Smith Home
Open to Children

About thirty youpg people gathered
AT ths home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthui
smith in East Ely yesterday afternoon
between the hours OF and clock
Following an established custom. Mr..
and Mrs. Smith devote a part OF the
great holiday to the entertainment OF
children of those in the employ OF MI
smith as we'll as their friends
The tree was Illuminated and beauti-
fully decorated and from II suitap'e
presents. as we'll rs candy. nuts ana
fruit. were distributed to all and an
entertainment provided which viii iohg
be remembered by those present among
whom were Duddc,soa Whiteley, Grace
Loriso Finley. Lavon Hilson. Marie
i.o.ise Ross. Vivian stephens. Margaret
stephens. Dorothy stephens, Mary Ann
I<utzuan. John HUFFMAN. Evelyn smith,
Margaret NTH. Joan Maddaford, JACK
Maddafora Jeon Geraghty, Tom Ger
agility. Jack Gcraghty. Lettie Gerash.s.
Iohn Hexem. Maud Hextm' LOUIS
uexem. Nevada coaiy. Marie David
son. Maxine Aljets. Mabel Aijets. Anna
May Aijets. John .tijets. Gus friehu,
Martha Baseom rrcda Hartman ana
Martha Fulmer
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Merry Christmas at
the WHLoru Club

The Willow Club in Ely was nne OF
the most attractive centers throughout
the district commencing Christmas Eve
and continuing up Until the wee small
hours Of this morning.
As the beautiful snow fell on the eve
oe the gratest holiday In the year.
making conditions such that no one
rouid help entering into the spirit from
all directions. came those who know
what tho hospitality of the best people
, en- earth n,eana and the spacious club
house was soon Glicd to capacity.
Under the direction of Steward A. &.
Powell and County Treasurer Thomas
A. Bath VINO had iabored diligently Tor
the greater part o. the week, the nome
was beautifully decorated with the
holly and the pine. which. mingled with
the purp.e and white presented an ap-
pearance which win long be remember {
I'd by those Fortunate enough 10 nave
been ainorE the merry throng.
"Open House" was the word passed
along Yesterday AMI Counsellor An.
thony Zurich. who is always IN the ieai
when work of such nature Is TO be
if nc was "n Hand 20 see thai oven tho
slightest detaii was not neglected. AS
Tom and Jerry became fcquainttd they
recalled instances OF days in the desert
50 well as in the paiatial hotels OF the
great cities. and naturally the strains
OF excellent music soon suggested dane
| ing. Icformai dances have been one
of the features ut the club for a few
weeks past. but that OF yesterday and
last night surpassed all previous ef-
forts and when the guests bade fare
well this morning the only regret that
could be heard was that Christmas
| copes hut once year.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
OR|LLER GAMBLE REPORTS ON
|LL|PAH BASIN OIL COMPANIES

which fires will be built and we be-
lieve shat BY this method and the use
o. tanks at the well we can overcome
the difficulty and prevent interruption
of our drilling p.rations.''
Mr.. Gamble like the others engaged
upon the work. is showing his faith
by investment in stock in order to keep
the operations going.
The task of proving an oiltieid Is by
no means a small one and the difiicul !.
ties being encountered by the two
companies which are pushing work SO
vigorously is n further evidence of the
fact that they are entitled to the sup
peit Of the people of this district, all
of whom will profit when the wells are
brought in.
When these pioneers have paved the
way and railroads are built so that
supplies can be he'd tight at-the drill
ing operations tie further Development
of the field will he but matter OF
course. with an extension of the bust
ness founded by the energy and per-
severance of the pioneers now strug-
Cling to make White Pine county the
center of attraction In the western
country. if net the entire nation.
permit has been issued on property in
White Pine county. the designation
being 1850 acres In townships IL and
Is north. range 56 cast This Is IN the
vicinity of Hamilton and is the III ST
to have assed for this county. bat ad-
vices received in Ely are of such en-
oouraging nature that those Interested
are looking for final action on their
applications each day.
In reply TO n telegram sent by c. II.
Bent of the Iilipah Basin Company 10
the United States land Office at Elko.
Register John E. Robbins December 81
wired Mr.. Bent as follows:
December 81. 1870.
&C. II. Bent. Ely. Nevada Applica
tion referred to transmitted to Wash
ington November 10. In reply to tele-
graphic request to senator Henderson
urging action have received this date
the foilcwing Applications have not
yet been taken up. Expected will be
passed upon within two weeks.
JOHN E ROPBINS."
Taken as a whcie II would seem that
the fiipah field has the oil beyond any
question OF doubt: that the pioneers
are doing all in their power to bring
In the oil as early as possible. and that
but one thing remains to be done, and
that il for the people of this district
TO support the movement which will
eventually make this district. II Is
the duty of every man TO take an in
terest and show his interest by his
support. The struggle Is now on and
this Is the time to lend your aid. When
the wells arc brought in no further as
sistanee will be needed and then 1t
should not be said of any man who has
the Interests OF the district at heart
that he was Stacker when the great
work for the benefit OF the entire
community was on
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Commercial Club
Secures Quarters

The committee OF the Ely commeroiai
club designated to secure quarters for
the organization has secured the build
ing on Clark street occupied at one
time by the Ely Electric Company's OF.
fee. This building is the property OF
Arthur Smith OF East Ely. who gener-
ously donated the use of the building
for the first three months TO the club.
II the rooms meet the requirements OF
the club the building will be rented on
a yearly lease basis at the rate o. va
pee month.
Secretary G. ii. Bent has been busy
during the last week getting data from
the various commercial ORGANIZATIONS
throughout the country. which VIII De
applied in The formation and msLase-
mont OF Ely's new organisation
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Turkeys Presented to
Troy Laundry Staff

Through the generosity OF +. j..
Stephens. proprietor of the Troy iaun-
dry. the employees were all provided
with & turkey Oh Christmas Eve. Com
ing at time when the much sought
after bird was so scarce In the Ely
market. the thoughtfulness and gen.
erosity of Mr.. Stephens was highly ap-
preciated. The birds were all ordered
in advance and provided by the local
market. fresh killed on neighborins
ranches and of the best the market af-
forded. There were just twenty en-
pioyes. to each of whom Mr.. stephens
handed out the timely gift.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Machinists' Union
to Pass on Wage Scale

The Machinists' Union of the Ely dis
trict embracing Ruth. Ely. East Ely
ard McGrn will hold meeting in Els
Tu sday night TO nass on the new was'i
scale posted by the Nevada Consolidated
Copper Company recently which was
published in last Sundays News.
No meeting WAS held by the EiS
Central Labor League last Friday night.
due to the fact that the members OF the
organization were naturally busy with
matters OF personal interest Christmas
Eve.
The regular meetings of the body are
held Fridayc of each week. but at the
meeting held one week ago last Friday
night IL was decided to postpone FUR
ther meetings until the first friday IN
h,nuaiy 1921
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Mischieuous Boys
Courting Trouble

Probation Ofi:cer Thomas 4. Haley
has given warning to boys who have
made 1t a practice 20 throw stones at
passing trains along the high line. and
IL the mischief is not immediately
discontinued the officer will take steps
to land the offenders in tho reform
school
Complaint las been made by the Of
icials OF the Nevada Northern Rail.
way Company ard during the last week
employees narrowly escaped serious In
jury when stones were thrown through
the cab windows of passing locomo-
tses.
The probation officer Is keeping a
cicse eye on the situation and Is de-
term,ned to put a stop to tie practice
by taNirg drastic steps IL II becomes
necessary.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
BUY ADVERTISED GOODS ONLY:
GET THE BEST OF THE BARGAIN

NV1iiEN buy
w bargain Only the
lot
no
reasonable of
ing The business
a he IS Of
of
is
the people, | be known
all his sure
So when you buy advertised goods
and buy tie
advertised Advertising
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Lawrence Tietz Loses
Home through Fire

The residence of Lawrence Tetx. on
High street. In Ely was practically
destroyed by hre which broke out
about 12:f5 o'clock last Thursday after-
noon.
Mrs Tietz had left her heHe and
gore TO that OF her sister law. Mrs
A. II. Riepe. just few feet away. She
was away from her own home only
about ten minutes when hames broke
from the kitchen and the alarm turned
In.
The fire department was on tho
scene In a remarkably short time and
as usual did excellent work. by which
the building was saved from betns
burned to the grourd. Despite the
heroic efforts OF the hrenghters. how
ever. the interior OF tho building was
ruined and the furniture destroyed.
The building with some OF the furni-
ture was tie property cf A. II. Rtepe
There were numerous articles OF con-
siderable value which were the prop
erty Of Mr.. 1Ietz
Just how the first started cannot be
determined. bit the damage done I"
the buiiiipg the owner said would
amount to at least $500. which was
covered by only SEQ insurance. while
the damage done to the furniture and
personal effects will reach at the lowest
est.mete $1,000 and was covered by
only 3l25 insurance. This will make
the total loss to both parties In ex-
cess of 1900.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Aro,0hedd-Rico Shaft
to Go to 300 Leuel

The shaft of the Arrowhead Rico
mine has reached a depth of lis feet
and Will be continued to a depth of
800 feet. is the report brought in 5y
Roy Riesby and Russell Moyle. who re-
turned from Arrowhead last Saturday.
According TO Mr. Moyie. the shaft Will
be csrried down the additional 500 feet
before croascutting for the veins whic:,
carry surface Values. The shaft Is now
In tito su.phide zoae and il going down
at n lively ,ato.
Mr.. Mcyie ilas considerable interests
10 the silver feap and - highly pleased
v ith do-ei. psncnts during the tast
year.