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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

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York 1h-taE shipment
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ma.
ETTTEP--feaxfv receipts g-4s
tNtE- creamery higher Lhaz extras s5,s
Gss, &C. extras y. score 81 ao hrETs
So to - score $50 a3s packing stick
EYsSs-StaRtiw receipts 7gs45
cases. fresh gathered extras f-Ets IS
q So hrsts = q So sTa.5- "a aid near
by western nea1E-T whites fir-sr ia Az
tras $40 lgs, browns extras saM 80
gathered brown and mixed eo71rs zrSf
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POTATOES Maine 80
his. &snsv $50 STATE $50 Ilas. 5-5 @ 80
sweets. Jersey tsaSlse- - u zsgs. south
ern bazrHi LIS 9 zT5.
CAEBaGEs-Stea PRICES IN
chan e.l.
TIE feeal market Tar raw SUGAR was
unchanged early r14av Win re bust
ness rEpCrTe1 E-~ix-ts wera rssrs<-5 a
81 cents for Eatas. eest and freight
sq1aa a.53 Ter centrifugal
2essEsssn was Unchanged 70 If cent
lower Another refinery having reduced
IASf- 4ssf prices rys The bass OF ss
cent? Tue range af prices is now q II
IA 1s-ss tssr rae g--Hz2lase4a
sugar rErusas wer@ very aa5er Al
Though IT'S Gncsrtone WIS Staaa5p- sad
prices ADVANCED On trade hswsssr T.p-
rsTnc s-ea- Maren $50 Mar & =, Ja.v
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

This Is the time when you are per
Ealtaea 10 make r7ur seiectaozs for
the Al Name Football Teams Those
published 10 date include.
Bangor News AL Maine Team
Left end-PA-ent Bpw<loin
Left gIaari-Sfanser. Rafex
Left taekae-M airaay, Maine
Eenter-Lsrd- Name
Right gua-a-Hassey, Maine
Right taekle-Dadgeen. Bow1oir
Right eaa-Fsnnegan- Maine
Observation-Disclosures Maine
Left halfback-Ffnnegan Bates
Right haafback-Turner, B0wdcin
Fuli5aek-sE1th- Name
Lewiston Journals All Maine Team
Left end-G5bbauz Bowaoan
Left gua-d-st5n5er Bafes
Left fackze-<sszi7ey. Bates
Csn-er-Eaaoarne. Colby.
Eight g-lard-Erssey- Maine >
Right taGk1e-Du6genn. Bsvdoan
Right end-Pulsiser. Colby
a-rarback-WiEgzl Bates
Left kazs-A M0rreil. Bowfn1n
Right haaf-Smifh. Maine
Faslhack-TUrner Buwaotn
THE Nennehec Journal Fsu<Aafi EDIT
Or Selects the EofsSsisg-
Left end-Pa-enf. Boxa0in
Left taSk1e--ook. Colby
Left gaara-Sf0uler. Bates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

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EErepeaa turing ar-na. ard .trns
pesfzTss- ZIG good a-al TODAY u lEg-
vaaues = wheat. The finish ag-hDs,srs,
nIlsefs@ed Was 1sMa cents neE gsley
villa Leccmssr As1z IN Lx-x arr
March LA - lTTs Germ ts5gss.4ts ;
cent nE4 lower ~ Z cent advance. rsns,s
up ! TO eessts amt aFswsssrsrls vn..r !
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
FLUSHING HOSPITAL
SCHOOL OF
MUIR SlNC

s6srs q t4zrss year esurse- inrladsrp
preliminary rern. rs Bed Geserzl
Ssspiszi. Modern eaiiusng. Resi-
dsn4 irfs.Etsr- Reasonable hours ST
tuty- TERMS Court Advantages OF
Nsv ysrk. Lihersi renunerstien
aur5ee training. Ncr sectzriar- Class
Fsrmsss January fs1 Far in<a-rnz-
sisn sppiy Snrt Of Nurses. F7asssnG
sssue;k.l Flnsainu. d. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
More Than Ever

m these times Augusta folks read and use jour
nal classified ads In these columns you vii fnc
listed every day the wants and the offers OF re-
Liable people who have learned thaI the thrifty
way TO buy and 10 sell is the Journal Want Ad
Way
Telephone your id for tunaorrow's Journal.
Cal 135 and ask for Journal Want Ad Taker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
C.. f. SHAW
So1ce- Service
Sheet Music

Ten gp-t5-t,e-sssnzee snrses o.
music for Soc school Days Wher
---< We Wet -lN-i-s<.ex.- ~s~esr
Alice Cray -a-zsla" (inse-s; ~Snsw
: 7Ss" -Mz-ae-'s Rosary 81 Lowe"
az o-iy FAD yoas- Gods Service
Fas G+ -SSes@ -Sa1shiae Gs-s 81
Nine" -TcEes 5F Arcade Send SIC
f@- t7ss nssw -Gssc suax. you Set x
Ey rs1z-s mail ard your nssnsy sacs
L you arg no- SATISFIED
g. >. HUMPHREY, Assusra.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Boston Live Stock Market

tSeeeiRzl- 1s ,E--aG -cr lie zs1aeber
-assrZal3
Ssoclt Far9S. ,NaV q
NAME
= EriEhrGn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Shingles

Wa have q ear lead CT second clear
shingles AeFas Deerirr Brand. A.
ri~ss n absst ; Gays. Se-d IN ysgr
srs9I Price right
JOSEPH MoGLT ten
- Waser g. Rznrrlr7
Tel 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

ATTECDANSJes positions .1-
ner ald women III -5s wards. Wages
s1A DEF week 10 star 4 so . expert
snced ran e wurk with patients Gut
siEe warts. Apply Ia S2p- Augusta
SfR1e Eosp3rA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

,-E3lg5sn- z-s1sr-.agvn ana the Ioca.
slaughter houses
This weeiz- Garlic s..4 sheep H-s-.
caves 1854, hogs 1s-6zS
Last week Cattle S@8s sheep -
calves SSsA. hogs 14zsH
Gsu4 rear aEo Cazl2E 2SzA sheep
A3b calves z75s. anEs 2-s--
MAINE Stock AT MARKET
Cattle SIS. sneep 1g78. ca3wes sss6.
hogs "a
TONE OF TEE MARKET
EAceip-s of Eve st0ck we're henry
and tfae marker suffered IN corss-
gnsnce There vas q large supply af
PASTURE cattle which were sen- "a
market rather than 10 winter them II
ire barns. with doubt as 10 Any aSs =
Esree Il prices. Very few fsiAusce
siaers and axen were offered. These
ranged from 10 I-z61g cts with good
cattle s 1-eT1D J.. cts and poor ID
ordinary 1-gMs l. The ~hes;
COWS ard flsi1ars brought 1-sM
IL CTS. good ACREAGE COWS ) z-an
Il cts poor 10 ordinary 4as IL
cfz and tselogaEs and Gamers "a
a. "a cts Bulls we're II Epoa SID
alF al sds CTS
Veal calves showed little or no de-
cline n prices. but the MARKET was
less active and the Zone was weal
Cao1ce heavy veais ranged trurn a4G
l. CTS -naG quality "a CTS and
coarse eazz-es, drinkers and g--assa-s
a7a CTS.
EaES declined quite sharply. sell
Ing III L 1-oal3 IL cts live weight
and IS I-4Mz7 la cts dressed. r.
csipts UHr'H asgEs as fnr ssvesa.
weeks past At TIE lower figures
safes wsre made quite readily
Only 4 few sheep and lambs were
brought fa the -artzs. bur the
slaughter houses we're wall sssDyfs46
The demand WIS eaEet VITA prices
assunr as Srfs-e, si1AsE selling ru-
5ers CTS and iG-nas fTaln s@1e cer
Mich cn~rs we're IN <ssod sapni~
and conastanns were unchanged 4E-r
previous WEEKS Good average cou-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
CLASSIFIED-DEPLAY

FOR SALE-Choice house lot
On Western Ave. car line $50
f. frontage by 900. One Of
the best lots Gu the Avenue.
Address E. L Worcester. West
ern Ave- Augusta Phone
Ism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
New Tark Stock Market

New Tark Stock Market
Corrected Daily 6v
MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Fronr ST. Bath Ehrne $40
sss Water st. Augusta
Phone 1BzS-1sze
Correspondents Of
Elmer Fl. BRIGHT q c.
Members IL New York and B1seun
Stock Exchange
p-ixs<e Wire Services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17
Sell More Than One Thing You Can Probably Use Than AID


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W0rsss Aap.r.s 6
EkQYM-9nua mr. nnxDmnhz7e arriving
- uE4mfD 1r rungn work Al TIE Ac-
cMky 1oneA K1An1a Bruz CA. Az
-
nouna1-lGH,s haaTg. M wool anlE
- fr = Oscar FEs-azaas q
Wane.s-Ts Bsy 6
good crndsr7en- Berry TIA Tz--n-.
Ang1Szz. Maine
CHNzTCEE-Secnn hand Highest
1rzcEB pzSG promptly Jas DaC2nS.
~ ksrrAes-z Ares Augusta
FCRyITCEE- rand N gDed
cnndzr3Dn- EEaest price Dasa View
and SECOND hama stoves a,ways In
STOCK r. o-ne- Mahsn- Mil 81
HORSE sI-ET-Ar.h- agEuhi4 ruu1er
must be - COED condzz5nn aza ensap
far cash Whz-ehoGse L-azud-y. Ea3-
lcweIl
POOL TAEl-W7s exEhanEe 1s4s-
phene stock zr 1--WE z p. gasoline A7a-
Ezne- ApPar 10 Drrln J. LacksE. Es5-
PgTATDES-A1y person desiring u
! sell --y VII cgz-zTzgz-sr-s7a kz-yFl
Joseph Ea1der-za1l. 15e . aiA4azzs 81
Newark n J.
oTATCEs-Waa-=G 10 E1y. yege-
rAeaes and APPLES s Manner. -
Sumner street tzErd11er-s Tel 1@z-l
SMALL sAFE-Wan1et. Also k5-shan.
sf0E+- Address Sport Farm Win
rnrop- Me. Tai Ia
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rorns wf-a 1cara 81
ADE-M anr4sd. euunle ~ board
aged preferred Terms ", rv rezsun-
able. Mrs z G Ca1i2s3s. I { grade.
Rooms w7.a1u. soara 81
ARSENAL S~- 7S-F'ug-1-sils.d a4sa1e
roorn- Tel law or S27M
GAGE ST ls-1S-Fu1'1.lsEled rooms:
steam heat. rnedera convenience Tel
II1%-E Morris
GAGE ST, sE-Furn-slaed roozl- Tel
GREEN ST 10T-F'u-rssted rooms
Tel. s27-M
STATE ST las-2 furnished rooms.
Use n Rf1ssne- Tel ss5-w-
SWAN ST. 10 FURNISHED rooms
- -a1s.G ,s-,s-.,,t,-,.s,, 49,
de 81 Tnl 7g59T
=
WINTHROP ST 2S-Far-n.she6 roozn.
modern conTen2encus-
Z
Rooms for Housekeeping C
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES furnished r0CEs3s-
large --Urt r1cru suitable frr l5w
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1z1-T+,
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Where - secp in Town y
/ BCWD0EE IN -T-azsSea- CT JssT1EsG-
lert acesrnraG 1a1aCns- Large ro0EGs.
excellent dining se-w.ce TIL 4Gs-M
Warter-R-rns. Er=rS :.
R6GMS-s. furnished far I7gs11 house
keepilg Ear1 S4Ge prsez-rr--z z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-17

-far1s. loans staaG7y- so DAYS. 20 gays
and So months 1(nA-
Can zzstsifey steady az per cent
syIf.s5nx, fssS tsazk zeeE,sz2rEes g.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Must Pay Soon
to Avoid Penalty

Taxpayers are particularly invited to
remember that Monday. June I, 1920,
is the last day upon which the seco nd
instalsment of state and county taA es
for the year 1919 may se paid After
this date the usual pena. provided by
law will be added
County Treasurer Charles Culverwel,
has notified taxpayers through the col
umns of The Record that all taxes re-
naming unpaid at 6 o'clock p. m. Mon
day, June Z. 1920. will become delin-
quent and 10 per cent will be added
thereto as penalty. If it becomes neces-
sary to advertise the nonpayment of
any taxes the sum of 50 will also be
added to cover expense of advertising,
as provided by law
The county treasurer is rendering all
assistance possible to the taxpayers
and is anxious to assist those desir-
ing to avoid being taxed with the
penalties
1t is well to remember that this is
not personal matter with the treas
urer. but is the mode of procedure pro-
v'ded ny the state legislature and must
be complied with
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
CARDS ARE POSTED
FOR REGISTRATION

The fact that primary election dav 4.
approaching has been recalled to the
attention OF voters during the ve.r
oy the posting Of registration sisn. An
all voting precincts.
nesistration was begun throuwhout
the county last Tuesday ana w,II -.
unue until August II. whom registra-
tion Will close for the primaries. vhIch
wiii be held September 3. From thae
time registration will continue for ~
9snerai election. which win be MA
november 2. Final registration aate
10 October IL.
Electors who voted at tha ..,...,
election In 1913 will not reristsr M
year, but new citizens Of the com,s..
au .nose VINO have changed their res
fcr the elections this year.
The political bug In Lincoln cov,.~
ahea 10 make stir up to the
p.en, time. and IL present indication.
% taken as . criterion the sleo-
caIly. "~iE 10.
ceunty Clerk Eva Dolan has selsct.a
.oho"ing names ~ registration
sI.s IN tho several Lincoln county
General elections: '"-''.s, -no tne
Pioche. w. M. Christian ana Eva Do
Ian.
Lake Valley. J. r. Wamboldt,
Eagle Valley. Mrs. Joe Hollinger.
Atlanta, Cecil Norris.
Fay. Mrs. Milton Dameron.
spring Valley. Mrs. Dave Francis.
Camp Valley. Mrs. +. r. Donohue.
Panaca. T.. c. Leo.
Caliente. Frank Palmer.
diko. @. Edgar Nesbitt.
Alamo, W. T. Stewart.
Glover Valley. Mrs. Lydia Gentry.
Elgin. Mrs. J. r. Bradshaw.
Groom. Patrick Sheahan.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Phoebe Couple
Wed at Caliente

Harry Devlin of Eagle Valley and
Miss Laura Stephan. a teacher in the
Pioche school. We're married at Cali
ente last Saturday by Justice Palmer.
the couple Immediately return ing to
Phoebe Mr.. and Mrs. Devlin plan to
make an extensive honeymoon trip
within the next ten days, their present
intention being to visit the Yellow
stone national park and other points of
interest before returning to Phoebe.
Mrs. Deviln has been teaching i'm the
Phoebe school for the last year and
prior to that had charge of the school
at Ursine. She vas formerly from Los
Angeles. Mr.. Devlin is one of the best
known young men of Lincoln county
and is being showered with congrat.
ulations and best wishes by his many
friends, all of whom wish the happy
couple many blessings in their new
life.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Popular Couple
to Be Honored

dancing party will be held in
Inompson's opera house tomorrow eve
hine' at which time. under the SUPER.
vision OF Mrs. Victor Huson ana Mra.
= .. Hastings, friends Of Miss Mamie
orr ana Mr. Fred Mansir have been In /.
vited to attend and pay HOMAGE 10 mi.
popuiar young couple. the occasion
having arisen through their announce0
srhtUh came as . surprfsc
we many friends OF both Tuesdav :
lot this week.
Hit IS expected that about one hundr.A
quests will be present and the 49,
.esses plan to make the occasion on.
'ons 10 be remembered by both the
contracting parties and their manv
friends The Phoebe Jazz orchestr.
"sn furnish music for the dancing.
!, mn mansir and Miss Orr will BE-
married In Provo. Utah. June 10. am
eSpect to go at once to Sacram.rt.,
Sai' where they will make th.,- 49,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Party Dance on
Tuesday Evening

A dantine party given at Thompson>s
opera house Tuesday evening, at which
the Pio.he jazz Orchestra furnished
the music, was attended by the fol-
lowing guests.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Hastings, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stindt, Mr. and Mrs w. H,
Pitts, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan w. Franks,
Mr.. and Mrs. A l. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs
victor Huson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs Tom McCor-
mac, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Sherman. Mr.
and Mrs. ST. Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
roger Cedarstrom. Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
olin ghorse, Mr.. and Mrs William
frice, Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Pills, Mr..
ana Mrs Rutherford, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Nelson. Judge and Mrs. Charles Lee
Horsey, Mrs. r. r. Orr, Mrs E. d.
smiley. the Misses isabelle Osborne.
Winnifred Cedarstrom. Margaret Mes.
bitt, Thelma Nesbitt, Rita Keele. Flor
ence Cook. Hazel Lee, Messrs. George
w. Franks. John ]. Janney. Earl y
Godbe, w. s. Haufier, John HAY. J. w.
Christian, Verne Fitzgerald. William
Garrison, James Garrison, Joe Hagel,
Wlillam Hosking, o. j. Gillespie, Dan
Lloyd, Don e. Wells, c. f. Zube, F. e.
Brown. Charles Osborne and Arthur
Reall.
Refreshments consisting of lemonade
and cake were served, the former be-
ing furnished through the courtesy Of
William Hosking and the cakes being.
supplied by Mrs j. Fl. Hastings. Mrs.
Charles Stindt. Mrs. A. L. Scott, Mrs.
Victor Huson. Mrs. Charles Thompson
Mrs. A. A. Sherman. Mrs. s. +. Whit
ney and Miss Winnifred Cedarstro.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Fire Destroys Two
Pioche Buildings

Fire broke out at $3.50 Monday eve
ming In one of the shacks at the upper
enl of Panaca fiat and completely de.
stroyed two frame buildings, the prop 1.
erty of Mrs. William Wheatley.
The fire originated in peculiar
manner Barney Oldfeld. who occu
pied one of the buildings was cutting
firewood in one of the rooms. when one
of the pieces flew across the room and
struck the lamp, breaking it and scat
tering oil over the room and starting
blaze which it was impossible to ex-
,inguish.
The fire alarm was sounded and the
inhabitants of Picche. who at that time
happened to be in the opera house
witnessing the Ford weekly's descrip-
tion oflan alligator hunt. beat a hasty
retreat to the scene of the fire, pre-
ceded by the fire apparatus. The fire.
fighters prevented the flames from
spreading to other buildings. The dam
age is estimated at about $500, with
no insurance.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Post Will Meet
Monday, June z

meeting of the Phoebe post Of the
american Legion has been callad nv
reorge w. Franks to take place In tha
iuO rooms OF the Commercial Club AZ
ociock next Monday evening. June 7.
~ oesired that as many members A
possiple De there at the appointed hour.
BUSINESS matters of great import.
nee Will be taken up, among which
VII De discussion Of the desirabilitv
EoI ewing q dance under the auspicea
'or the legion for the benefit Of the
legion fund. 1t is probable that the
necessary committees will be appointed
ana date named for the affair.
IRE work of organization Of the Pi-
oche post of the American Legion has
been completed insofar as securing the
necessary number of members for the
charter Is concerned, and list Of the
names. together with dues for a yenr
mas been forwarded to the state head
qua"f"ra by George w. Franks within
the last ten days.
The work Of organization should not
stop here. however, and Mr.. Franks -
anxious that all eligibles 20 ths posr
make themselves known and file their
application for membership at tie
etriest POSSIBLE date.
Any ex-soldier, sailor or marine.
honorably discharged. who saw ser.
vice during the world war between the
dates Of April II, 1917. and November
IL, 1918, is eligible to membership In
this order and should by all meana
take the necessary steps to secure q
membership card and claim the honor
II being member Of this service
nrAA xrrlsxx
~ prove a benefit to all ex-service
men. their friends and their families.
social functions for members of tha
post of the legion have developed In.
terest In the localities in which the
posts have been organized during the
last year, and 1t is hoped that oflcers
o. the Phoebe post will realize the
value OF social affairs with regard To
stimulating interest. to the extent that
program Of social entertainment WIN
be provided for members OF the local
order
The American Legion Weekly. the
omciai organ of the legion. IL an In
teresting magazine. which cannot fail
toshold the attention of members. ana
It Is planned by the national headouar-
ters committee that all members of
the legion. regardless Of place Of rest.
dence. will be placed upon the sub.
scription list and receive the publicH.
tion regularly.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
FINE PROGRAMS At
PANACA THIS WEEK

tue commencement exercises M pa.
""'' participated In by both the Lin.
com county high school and ths nor.
mat sehooi. have occupied the sn,,rs
s''ehtion OF students and faculty aur.
ing the present week, there h.y,n.
oeen program every evening M, =,
which have been largely attended en-.
attesting the interest of the n,h,,, a.
the splendid work being accomnl,ss.s
ers ~aen-
The program has been carried an,
",hounced and was inauguratei by
'sccaiaureate exercises Suaday
Neh'ns' when three young men we're
presented with diplomas in homer OF
.ner completion of the work in thu
"ish sehooi' The graduates were Ma.
non N Stewart. Eugene wadswar,h
ma Carlyle Wilcox. Monday eyeair.
the FACULTY OF the high school enter-
'ained the students. parents and baar6
OF education at an informal bali in the
social hall. Students of the school -
enthusiastic regarding the splendid
time accorded them at the instance ~
their instructors.
me alumni exercises, held Tuesdav y
evening, were made the more eniovahis
ny the exceptionally good program
prepared for the benefit of those pre..
mt Especial mention has been heard
IN many instances regarding the artis-
tie work OF Carlyle Wilcox In the rom
dition OF violin solo on that occasion.
The commencement exercises for the
normal school We're attended by a larwe
gathering Wednesday evening, and Il
was with great deal of pleasure that
those present listened to the numh.r.
offered. Each number of the program
was good. The band selections. the
opening address by Ada Syphus, clasu
history by Earl Long. cornet solo by
Mr' Johnson OF the faculty and the
reading OF The Fiddle Told" by Alton
Mathews were splendid. Particularly
pleasing and we'll rendered was the
vaiedictory address by Miss Rowena
Lee, president Of the graduating class.
her subject being "Americanism." The
spirit OF America was never better d.
scribed than by Miss Lee "Wednesday
evening, and In the delivery of her adj
iress her manner portrayed that she
felt every word and the audience could
not help being impressed with the iden
that she was speaking from the heart
and not from memorized grafton. II
was valedictory worthy of the previ-
lent of any class
,~r- Professor III, a. Whiteneck, In a few
excelfently chosen words presented ~
diplomas to the graduating class, i'm.
pressed upon them the full meaning
and the deeper meaning of the .parch-
ments of paper" and called to their
attention the fuller meaning of their
class motto. Make Good" He took oc-
casion to divert from the presentation
OF the diplomas for a moment to re-
call to the attention Of his hearers the
WONDERFUL work of teachers" from the
time or the teacher of GalilIee until
the present date, and emphasized the
fact that the teaching profession was
the most important In the world, with
the possible exception of the ministry.s .
The high school graduation exercises
were held Thursday evening. which
closed the commencement for the year
l92o and which have been pronounced
by all to the bigger, better and finer
than ever before.
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WANTED

Immediately for mining camp (eight
men,. man and wife. Man must bo ox-
perienced miner. - . day. Wi6o COM
petent cook. - day. Address Recoro
ONCE. Box -. Piochs. New.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Ore Shipments OF
the Phoebe District

shipments or ore from the Phoebe
district TO the smelters average up we'll
during the last week. but would un-
doubtedly have totalled much more had
II not been for an embargo of ten days,
eHective June l. to the American
smelling and Refining Company's
plants. Following are the ore ship
ments for the week ending June 8:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Pioche Stocks on
Mining Exchanges


Draughtsmen's and carpenters nan.
ellis at the Record ONCE.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04
Metal Quotations
in Eastern Markets

After slight recovery In which sill
ver went from 80 cents to $1.02, a quot
Cd last week. the market has again de-
clined. Following Is table of prices
as quoted on metals of local interest /:
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

Blackboard chalk for schools at
the Record ONCE.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

Lee Battles is shipping another car
OF eopper-silver ore. This makes the
htth car he mas sorted from the Aiay
DAY dump. in the Bristol district.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

Stationery and once supplies at the
Record once.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

w. r. Brodie is preparing TO vacate
.he Hoidaway hotel. moving operations
peihg completed today. Mrs. Martha
nrakas viii take over the hotel im-
mediately.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

Ma'riase licenses have been granted
turing the last week by County Clerk
Doiah TO Martin Maclnnis of Alunite.
otah' and Miss Olive Billings of Marys.
siiie' Utah. and to Walter Gentry of
rahaca and Sarah Hollinger of Eagle
valley.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Culverwell
haNe been in attendance at the com
.hencement exercises at Panaca several
evenings during the week.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

MRS William Hullum of Geyser has
gone TO Seligman. Ariz. In respof,se
TO message to the effect that her
father was seriously i'll
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1920-06-04

The regular monthly meeting Of m.
Fioehe Commercial Club. scHeauled T.
nave oeen held in the club rooms last
evening was postponed on account OF
me absence of both President A. L.
scott and Vice-President M. L. Lee
from the city. The meeting will he
heia as soon as the officials of the club
return.