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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-01-17

Mrs. Frank Stevens, of Edgewater,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Pal
mer, formerly of Fort Lee, passed
away Sunday morning in her twenty
first year. Interment was on We'd
nesday morning. at Lodi. Mrs. Stew
ems is survived by husband and two
small children.
Quite a number of Fort Lee people,
have visited the automobile show this
past week, not merely out of idle
curiosity, but with a keen desire to
purchase, which shows that we Fort
Leemans are not dead headers.
Reverend and Mrs. Bond of Tioga,
Pa, with their infant daughter are
visiting Mrs Bonds mother, Mrs. l.
Szabo, of Central avenue. Mr.. Bond,
who before his ordination, assisted the
Rev. f. w. Kirwan of the Good Shep-
herd church, now has charge of three
parishes in Pennsylvania. The Bonds
will probably extend their visit to the
first of February.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-01-17

Quite number of Fort Lee men
men attended the Automobile Show
held last week, and it is rumored that
many who were formerly. content with
a modest Buick or Chalmers now
yearn for Rolls-Royce or Pierce
Arrow. Such is life!
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-01-17

Rev. and Mrs. Jos. Bond, with their
infant daughter, of Tioga, Penn, are
visiting Mrs Bonds mother, Mrs. l..
Szabo, of Central avenue. They will
probably extend their visit to Febru-
airy. The Rev. Mr.. Bond was formerly
assistant to the Rev. Francis Kirwan
of the Good Shepherd Church, Fort
Lee, prior to his ordination a little
over year ago.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-01-17

On Monday night again, another
basketball game was enjoyed at the
Whiteman street auditorium, between
the Fort Lee boys team and Grant
wood team. The score was 1874 in
favor of Fort Lee.
Grantwood-Ed Brady, center; Geo.
Doublier, Geo. Kaiser, forwards; FL.
McCabe, r. Hook, guards; Fort lee
Barrett, center; Mahoney, Kuhnest,
forwards; Barlow, Ratio, guards.
Inc Jams Film people have now
taken over the Peerless Studio on
Linwood avenue, and work is rapidly
progressing.
Guy Empey, who became famous
through "Over the Top" is now
regular commuter to Fort Lee, where
he is starring in photo-play called
Oil" at the Paragon Studio This pic
ture will have nothing of the excite
ment which was prominent in his for
mer war pictures, but deals with a
story of American life. However,
American life, these days, is a close
second to the stirring war periods, so
Guy will probably be able to exhibit
his dynamic personality just the same.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-01-17

The Holy Name Society of the Ma
donna Church, Fort Lee, held a very
successful pig roast, in the Taylorville
Fire House on Tuesday evening.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
rifle MATCHES TO Be HELD
At CAMP perry, OHIO SOON

A letter from Adjutant General Maui
rice J. Sullivan gives detailed informa-
tion in regard to the rife matches at
Camp Perry, Ohio. this year.
The governors Of the states are each
authorized to designate civilian team
Of eighteen members to attend the
small-arms firing school at the camp,
from August to August 28, inclusive.
to receive instructions. engage In prac-
tice and to participate in the national
rife matches.
Each member OF the team win be
paid in cash cents for every mile be-
tween his home station ana Camp
Perry on his arrival at the camp. ana
just before his departure will be paid
another cents per mile for the re-
turn trip. During his stay It the camp
he will be furnished with meals, tent.
cot. blanket, etc. Members Of the team
must be At the camp throughout ths
period prescribed. Civilians seoking -
be appointed members Of tho team
should immediately corresponA with
Adjutant General Sullivan at CAyson
City. Last year the PiocAe Rine Cluh
was rspressnts1 " - = seott.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
ILLICIT STILL FOUND
BY LOCAL OFFICERS

A raid In Caliente last Saturday re-
liquor and the still in which IL was
manufactured. as well as the arrest of
one OF the owners of the still
Disclosures in Lincoln county. espe-
eially the southern portion. during the
last week have shown that. where the
prohibition law is concerned the op
GRAFTON of stills is not confined to GER
tain states. as some would believe. but
that at least one still has been in act
i've operation in Lincoln county for
several months. Up to last Friday
night the moonshine outfit was locat-
ed at klondike wells, four miles south
of Bennett springs. During the dark
ness of that night the outfit was
hauled from the sheep camp to the
residence of w. Kauibaugh and f. B.
Waddell, in Caliente. where 1t was
confiscated by Sheriff Culverwell and
deputies.
The raid was the result of warrant
sworn to BY District Attorney A. l.
Scott about month ago.
Last Saturday Sheriff Culverwell and
two deputies visited the soft drink
parlor of Waddell and Kaulbaugh In
the Smith block. In Caliente. The Of
fcers informed w. Kaulbaugh, who
was on duty at the time. that they de-
sired to search the place for liquor.
The proprietor offered no objection
and after a careful examination of
the premises without finding anything
stronger than soda water the propri-
etor was informed that search was
to be made of his home. This was ev-
identity serious blow and the officers
papers were demanded, AS the sherisf
was fortified by the necessary docu-
ment all concerned proceeded to the
Kaulbaugh home, where a small guam
tity of liquor was found and where
the still was also brought to light
Kaulbaugh was put under arrest and
a warrant has been issued for the
partner. E. B. Waddell. who is said tt
have left the state when he received
an inkling of what was coming.
The still, according to District At
torney Scott, has the appearance OF
being the real thing" and has un-
doubtedly been used for some time.
1t is alleged that the product of the
still has found it's way into other
blind pigs" in the neighborhood ant
disclosures of a sensational nature are
likely to occur after full investiga
tion into the part taken by other Cali
ente residents in. the manufacture o.
the contraband article. Other arrest.
will undoubtedly follow.
kaulbaugh's preliminary hearins
was to have been held before Justic,
Palmer at Caliente yesterday after
noon. but owing to the fact that At
torney Luke ]. McNamee, who ha
been retained by the defense. was ii
California the hearing was postponed
until next Tuesday.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
PREPARED
FOR Celebration

The citizens of Panaca have com
pleted their preparations for the Pio-
neers' Day celebration which will be
held at that place tomorrow. July "a
and ample provision has been made
for the entertainment and accommoda-
tion of several hundred visitors during
the day.
An interesting program will be given
during the forenoon and games OF va
rious sorts will occupy the afternoon
hours The Social hall on the school
grounds. will be the scene of a grand
ball in the evening. the best musicians
in the county having been selected to
furnish the music for the occasion
While business In Phoebe will not be
entirely suspended during the day. IL
is believed that for the most part busi-
ness houses will be closed. due to the
fact that a large majority of Phoebe
people contemplate visiting Panaca
during the day.
Many picnic parties will be formed
for attendance at the church celebra- :
tion the plan being to occupy the
whole day in enjoyment of the shade
which Is to be found there. as well as
in the pleasure to be derived from the
excellent program of entertainment
which Is to be rendered.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
BURKE LEASE SCENE OF STRIKE
AFTER 90 DAYS HARD WORK

Activities at the Burke lease, which
Is now controlled by strong combine
of four Phoebe citizens-Charles Stindt,
Joe Hagel, Earl Brodie and DIR. ]. H.
Hastings--have progressed to favor
able degree during the last week and
a recent strikt of high-grade silver
lead ore at depth of sixty-seven feet
in the shaft has rewarded the ninety
days effort of the leasers.
The vein when first encountered was
disclosed only as a narrow threadlike
streak Of fine silver ore, but has grad
ually widened until at depth of six
ty-seven feet it opens up to an eighteen
inch vein of exceptionally high-grade
ore, with every indication that 1t will
continue for great distance.
The leasers are certain that the same
condition be encountered on both the
level above. when the vein was discov-
cred. and on the level below. 1t Is their
plan to develop the lease as rapidly as
possible and to the highest degree pos
sible before the work of ore extrac-
tion is actively begun.
ploJn nd 70 oVryiv1c
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
Phoebe Brevities

Rev. Father ID. slattery will hold
divine services In Phoebe next sunday.
July IS.
Luke j. McNamee went to Los An
geies the first OF the week and will be
accompanied on the return trip by his
wife and baby. they having been the
guests of relatives at that place since
July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amsden went to
Baker "Wednesday and expec, to re-
main there for several days while en-
joyfng the pleasures so yividly de-
scribed by the returning members of
the family.
License to wed was issued by County
Clerk Eva Doian today to James An
dress Nelson of Phoebe and Miss Hazel
Airline Lee OF Panaca. Ths wedding Ii
expected to occur at the home of the
bride In Panaca this evening
Mrs. Florence-Thomson vedder ar
rived In Phoebe Monday afternoon and
has taken up her residence in her home
near the Mountain View hotel. Mrs
Vedder expects to remain in Phoebe for
the next thirty days. She is accom-
panied by her mother and little son.
Miss Emma wadsworth, who Is en-
ployed at the Lincoln County Hospital
returned to her home at Panaca Mon
day in response to a message that her
mother was i'll and needed her at home
She expects to return to her employ
ment here when her mother recovers
Mrs. Helen Morse of Pasadena. Cal
has arrived in Phoebe to make her res
idence. Negotiations are under way
for the purpchase of the Judge w Z
Orr property, which she now occupies
Her mother. Mrs. Edward Taylor, alse
of Pasadena. accompanied her daughter
to Phoebe and has returned to Pasa.
dena for their personal belongings.
George w. Franks returned yester
day from a weeks visit in Salt LAX,
and announced that he is now tn,
father of a nine and one-half pount
baby girl, which was born in a hos
pital in the Utah city last Sunday
Mrs. Franks Is progressing splendid.
and will soon be able to return home
George now wears the smile that won
come off.
Hilda Poles, the 14-year-old girl VIII
| disappeared from her home at tn
Prince last week. was located fey
days later in Laramie. Wyo.. wher
she had gone to pay a visit to her sis
ter. Miss Olga Thanheiser, who is
student in nurses training at tina
place. Miss Thanheiser returned t
Phoebe this morning with her siste
and the two later in the day proceede
/ to the Prince.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
MIDNIGHT DINNER PARTY FOR
PROMINENT P|OCHE PEOPLE

Mrs. Louise Osborne and Miss Isa-
belle Osborne were hostesses at mid
night luncheon party after the dance
last Saturday evening, the gathering
being in honor of the tenth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Pitts. The ''silverware" decorating
the table was made of tin and dainty"
place cards were manufactured from
the same material, each card" bear
ing the name of the Individual guest.
The guests of honor were presented
with beautiful cake pan, also manu-
factured from tin. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stindt, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Sherman. Mrs. Myrtle De
Friel, Mrs. Louise Osborne Miss Isa- :
belle Osborne, Charles Osborne, Arthur
Reall Earl T. Godbe and the guests of
honor, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
Pioche Stocks on
Mining Exchanges
Ore Shipments OF i
the Phoebe District

Ore shipments for the week ending
Thursday, July %. show an increase
over the previous week of approyi-
mately 1900 tons, or twenty -four cars.
The Virginia Louise leads, with SHIP
ments for the week of forty cars, and
the Prince Consolidated is close sec
ond with thirty-seven cars. Offieia,s
of the mines say that from all indica
tions heavy shipments will be con-
tinued by these two companies for a.
least the next few weeks, as ext-a'-
ticn of ore is proceeding at a rap.a
rate AMI freight cars ara obtainaGls
in sufficient number to handle all ore
shipped. Shipments of ore from this
district have been on a steady increase
for the last month, with the exc s.,tion
CT Fourth of July week, when lie
mines were closed Tor at least one da.y
and there is every reason to believe
that the total shipments from Pioche
will be heavier during the next two
weeks than any yet recorded. Silr
ments for the week just closed We're
A~I1
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
ERNST |. GENTRY ANNOUNCES
CANDIDACY FOR ASSEMBLY

The many Lincoln county friends of
Ernest T. Gentry of Panaca will be
pleased to read the announcement that
he has consented to become candi-
date for the nomination for the state
assembly on the Democratic ticket,
subject to the will of party voters at
the September primaries.
Mr.. Gentry, who is 80 years old, was
born and reared in Panaca and has
spent his entire life there with the ex-
ception of one year which was spent
in Caliente.
Thoroughly competent to forcibly
execute the duties of this position II
elected and possessing the qualities
of sterling worth and honesty which
go to make a worthwhile representa-
tive of the people, Mr.. Gentry appears
as an ideal candidate.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
P|OCHE WINS FROM
ENTERPRISE TEAM

A wire received In Phoebe from Cam
rsin Dolan. who Is with the Phoebe
team at Enterprise. Utah. says that
Phoebe won the first game from En-
terprise. which was played "Wednesday.
by score of to I. This score indi-
Gates hard-fought and weli-played
game. and while details are unknown
here all residents of Phoebe are proud
OF their team as result Of this VIC
tory.
As it now appears Phoebe will be
given an opportunity to play every
day during the tournament at Enter
prise and by the victory of Wednesday
have put themselves in line for addi-
tional baseball honors
The Caliente baseball club. whic,
has fallen an easy victim to the Phoebe
Wildcats on three different occasions
this season. defeated Milford at MIL
ford last Sunday by a score OF 8 to 4.
according to the following Telegram
received by the Record from Caliente
Caliente. New, July 1s.-To the Ed
itor OF the Record: 1t gives me great
pleasure to announce baseball score in
Milford today was s to 4 in favor OF
Caliente. Signed: Miss Anonymous"
On the Sunday previous Milford de.
feated Las Vegas by a decisive score
the result of the later game between
Milford and Cariente thereby pointins
to the fact that the Caliente team Il
the best Of the three railroad division
towns.
An effort is being made to schedul,
game between Milford and Phoebe
While there is no definite date in view
at the present time It Is the intentio.
OF those In charge to arrange tn,
game as soon as possible.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
{. c. D. MARRIAGE STILL LIVES
AS RECORD RECEIVES LETTER

Alphabetical Marriage still exists
that is. unless there is in East Mills,
Colchester, England. someone who can
produce an exact imitation Of the as
savers handwriting, which is most un-
likely.
note received by the Record from
this place discloses the fact that Mr..
Marriage intends to return to his Ne
vada haunts within the near future
and he sends his personal regards to all
friends here.
Mr. Marriage did not say anything
this time about being in the best OF
spirits as we'll as full Of them. but that
part of his episodes in England can be
left to the imagination Of his friends
here
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
CAuENTE WOMAN OUT FOR
NOMINATION TO ASSEMBLY

Mrs. w. c. Ernst of Caliente this
week announces in the Record her can
didacy for the nomination for the Of
hce of state assemblywoman on the
democratic ticket.
Mrs. Erpst was recently called to
Detroit, Mfch., by illness in her family,
but expects to return to Caliente i'm
mediately and look after her interests
In the campaign. Her experience as a
business woman. her education and
ability, combined with pleasing per-
sonality. will undoubtedly make her q
formidable candidate in the coming
primary election.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
EDWARD J. DECK INDEPENDENT
CANDIDATE FOR SHER|FF'S DOB

Edward J. Deck, one of the most
popular citizens of Lincoln county. has
announced that he will be an inde-
pendent candidate for the Office Of
sheriff Of Lincoln county.
Mr.. Deck was born in Phoebe thirty
seven years ago and has resided in this
city continuously, receiving his educa-
ton in the schools Of Lincoln county.
MIR. Deck has been in Lincoln county
politics before, being defeated for the
office of sherif and assessor in 1914 by
thirty votes and later in 1915 by the
small margin Of eight or nine votes.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
COMMERCIAL CLUB DANCE
WILL Be HELD ON JULY 81

After two months of preparation the
social committee of the Phoebe Com
mercial Club has announced that a
dance will take place under the au-
spices of the club, at Thompson's opera
house, Saturday evening, July 81, to
which the general public is cordially
invited.
Music is to be furnished by the Pi-
oche Jazz Orchestra and genuine
good time is guaranteed to all who
attend. Refreshments will be served
on the lower floor Of the building.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
DR.. HOSMER REPORTS ON
MAURICE BOWLING OPERATION

DR.. A. j. Hosmer of Salt Lake, who
recently performed an operation on the
broken leg of Maurice Bowling, in a
letter advises relatives Of his patient
that the injured man is recovering in
excellent style and that an x-ray just
taken shows the bones to be In good
position. insuring good union. a
straight leg and practically no short
entng. A steel plate was used. ac-
cording TO DR.. Hosmer, to make cer-
tain that the ends of the bones would
remain in place. Mr. Bowling is now
moving around in a wheel chair and
it is said that most of his worries now
result from the mo Smoking" rule
which is strictly enforced at the hos
pitaL
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
NOTICE
H. S. BEHRINC DDS.

OF Caliente, will arrive in Phoebe about
August l. to remain few days only,
instead OF July Is, as previously an
nounced. The date formerly given was
cancelled due to business call to Salt
Lake City. The dentist will be pleased
to consult with those In need Of this
branch Of oval surgery.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
CANNOT COMPLETE BUILDINGS
At PANACA FOR THIS YEAR

NJ L. Lee, president Of the Lincoln
county board Of education, gave out
the statement yesterday that the new
buildings for the Panaca high school
will not be erected in time for the
term of school which opens early in
September, but that additional build
ings in Panaca will be rented by the
board for the use Of Gle sses needing
them.
There will be no difficulty in dis
posing Of the bonds" said Mr.. Lee. TT
is just matter of taking care of the
legal requirements and technicalities
essential to their sale. and this will be
completed at once
Bids for the bonds have been re-
ceived from two companies, according
to Mr.. Lee, either of which is satisfac-
tory to the best interests Of the county.
The new building and the repairs to
the old one will unquestionably be
completed before the opening OF school
in 1921, and under the efficient man.
agement of those in charge of the high
school it is believed that satisfactory
headway can be maintained for the
ensuing term in spite of the cramped
condition Of the school.
PiOche Ball Team Holding the Sack
Members Of the Phoebe baseball team
went to Caliente in good faith for the
baseball game on July with dis
tinct understanding with members OF
the Caliente team, according to Of
ficials Of the local organization, that a
purse for the winning team would be
Forthcoming. Phoebe won the game
but lost the purse.
1t is also fact that at least one
large bet made In Caliente that day
at stage in the game when the score
was to against Phoebe, remains
unpaid. A. Caliente business man II
whom everyone had confidence was OF
the losing side Of the wager.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23
Personal Mention

Tom Mccormac was business visit
or in Pioche Monday.
Mrs w. N. Christian Is visiting with
relatives and friends In Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs William Hullum visited
In Phoebe from Geyser the first Of the
week.
Mr. ana Mrs. Victor Huson motorea
to peiamar Tuesday. returning that
night.
Carlyle Wilcox spent last weekend
at Alamo. where he was the guest OF
friends.
Mrs ]. l.. Bowman has returned
home from an extended visit in Los
Angeles.
The dance at the opera house last
Saturday night was well attended and
those present had a splendid time.
Mrs. yeuher Fitzgerald returned Mon
day from Provo. Utah. where she has
been visiting for the last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Scott motored to
caliente yesterday afternoon, where
Mr.. Scott had been called on legal busi-
ness.
Miss Marie Austin came over from
| the Prince Tuesday and spent several
DAYS at the home of her sister. Mrs.
Carter Hames.
+. r. McNamee of Los Angeles.
senior member of the law firm of Me-
Nance 4 McNaniee. was In Phoebe this
| week on business.
Mrs j. ID. Van Nleet returned to Pi-
oche yesterday morning after a ten
days visit in Salt Lake. Mr.. Van vleet
met the train at Caliente.
Mary Ann Stephenson returned Sat
urday from Panaca. where she has
spent the last week visiting with her
sister. Mrs. Dan Ronnow.
William Garrison, who was injured
ten days ago by falling rock while
employed at the Virginia Louise, re-
turned to his duties last Saturday.
Wallace Whitney has returned to
Phoebe from Montana, where he has
been attending school He will spend
the summer vacation with his parents
here.
Miss Beulah Wadsworth, who has
been employed at the City Cafe for the
last three weeks. has resigned. She
was relieved at the cafe by Miss Pearl
Richards.
Clyde M. West of Pasadena. Cal. ar
rived in Phoebe Wednesday and will
kspend some time here looking after
| his m ipfney IN far "a nd
ment work.
Roy Price has returned to his hom,
in Phoebe after visit of a month with
relatives in Beaver, Utah. Roy has as
sumed his former position as clerk a
the Phoebe Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Pitts went t,
Caliente yesterday, where they lef
| their car in garage while they wen
by train to Salt Lake. They will re
turn to Phoebe in a few days.
e Miss Hazel Lee, who has been EN-
/, ployed at the Mountain View hotel 70
t several months, returned to her hom
at Panaca the first of the week, wher
s she expects to make a short visit.
Harold Clark, son of Angelo Clark o
Phoebe, spent two days Of this weel
! visiting with his father. The younl
Mr.. Clark resides at Las Vegas, wher
he is employed by the railroad com
u pany.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Culverwell mo
!. tored to Enterprise, Utah, Thursda
3 morning in order to witness the base
ball tournament there, in which tn
Phoebe team is contestant for purs
of 500.
Arthur Reall and H. S. Rutherfor
\, left early this morning for Enterpris
Y Utah, where they will witness the fins
u baseball game at this place toda,
when it is expected that the Pioch
team will be put to the final test.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-07-23

DR.. III. s. Behring, Caliente dentist.
who announced that he would be in
Phoebe July Is, has written the Record
that an urgent call to Salt Lake has
detained him and that 1t will be inn
possible for him to make the visit to
Phoebe before the hrst Of next month.