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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
THRILLS APLENTY IN
THE SQUARE SHOOTER"

Anyone looking for thrills will find
them aplenty in. ''The Square Shoot
err the new William Fox production
featuring Buck Jones, playing to-
night and tomorrow at the Elko the
atre.
Its a5corking playa comedy-dra-
ma in which the comedy is clear,
clean and crisp. There's laughter in
abundance, but the serious scenes
keep the audience tense with emo
ton at many points: OF course, it
tells a love story-one Of the delight
fully Mountaineering conven-
ton kind taking place on large
ranch in the heart of the western
hills.
:, Mr.. Montague, the ranch owner,
sends his son Harold, soft city-bred
youth, to the ranch, where he is ex-
pected to acquire some real manliness
by contact with real men. Before he
reaches the ranch, however, he meets
with an adventure which causes him
to be mistaken for desperate char
acter, while real cowpuncher is mis-
taken for him. Complications arise
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
WOMAN MAKES BEST
E1s, CAMPAIGN MANAGER

Corinne Griffith will be seen in a
Vitagraph picture called "Bab's Can
didate" at the Elko theatre tonight
and Thursday, matinee and evening.
1t is the story Of a girl who takes
hand in politics when the men folks
fail to manage to her liking, and
makes a great success of it, upsetting
all precedents, and putting the most
unheard of man in office.
' There is considerable comedy in
the action, the interest Of a state
election, which is always timely and
exciting; strong love element and
many quaint characters such as are
found around the proverbial country
store.
"Bab's Candidate" is a prize story.
The author received recognition be-
cause he developed style, plot and
treatment that approached the tech
mic of that American master of short
story writing, o. Henry. It was
selected from several stories. as one
Of the best. After it was published,
Albert E.: En,ith, seeing the picture
possibilities contained in the, theme,
purchased the film rights for Corinne
Griffith. The heroine, was drawn to
suit the stars personalities. The role
gives her opportunities to wear many
gorgeous gowns and display her YER
satility in facial expression. Never
has she appeared to better advantage.
Paramount Magazine and Holmes
Travelogue are additional subjects
annearinpr or. the Elko theatre screen
tonight and tomorrow.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
.eTHE CHEATER" COMING: -
: MAY ALLISON AS STAR

May Allison, the captivating Metro
star, in "The Cheater," is announced
as the feature attraction at the Rex
theatre for a run of two days begin
ming next Thursday. The new photo
play is described as one of the sensa-
tions of the year, presenting MISS Al
lison in an, intensely dramatic role.
1.-THE Cheater' is screen version
of Judah" the notable stage play
by Henry Arthur Jones, also author
of 1.-THE Silver King" "The Liars"
and MRS. Danes Defense" Judah"
was first played in London with e.
8. Willard in the title role.
The story of "The Cheater" deals
with faith healing and when 1t was
produced in England it created a
storm of discussion. The controversy
resembled that now raging here over
spiritualism and kindred topics. -.
Miss Allison's role is that of Lily
Meany, who, under the name OF Vasn-
ii Dethic, has won a reputation Tor
>effecting cures by faith. She knows
she is q cheater: and when she faces
the prospect of trying to cure the
crippled sister of Judah, Lord Asgar-
by, she experiences a change of heart
due to Judah's nobility and the sim:
pie faith of his little sister. D, -
The drama of her redemption Is
said to have been developed with ire
'mendous dramatic skill King Bag
got, widely known for, his work: as g
screen star, is cast as Judah: Others
in the cast are Frank Currier, Harry,
Van Meter, Percy Challenger, May
Geraci and Lucille Ward. The drama
was adapted for the screen by Lois
Zellner and Henry Otto directed the
production. w. M. Edmond photo
graphed the picture and f., H. Web
ster designed and executed the hand
some inter settings. The production,
on Of Metros fewer and better"
kind, was mounted lavishly.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22

=" ~ '-F s-gy.,
threshed. over LAO bushels of clover
seed. That will mean few dollars
when Sold. - Y, .Ir - p :.
Travel where you may in this Sec.
ton of Clearwater county, and IN.
fact any part of it now days and you
will see clover and Clover fields ready
for the -huller or being hulled, with
hundreds and hundreds of acres OF
clover fields seeded last surfing. The
season, as whole has been most
wondrful for the growth of clover.
Clover, potatoes, oats, barley, rye
fax, wheat and corn, in, the order
named, are the staple coming crops
in our county. Late years have prov
ed that our farmers as q, whole should!
cut the wheat out from their list OF
staple crops, as it is not q safe nor
sure crop. -.,,~..
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
JOHN BOWERS IN ...,
.,aHoUT OF THE STORM"

.,sHOUT OF THE STORM"
John -Bewers,-playing in the lat
est Eminent Authors picture, out
of the Storm" has become very
popular favorite with motion picture
audiences. FL e ~
This well known actor was born
in Indiana and, before becoming q
PLAYER in the silent drama, he had
several successes upon the stage,
with Daniel Robertson and Beaulah
POINTER in 1.-The Family Cupboard, !"
and Things That Count" then he
entered the film world, first with
Griffith and then with the World,
Savage, and Metro, with whom ne
made a great hit in 1.-THE Reward OF
Patience" Then followed 1.-THE Can
dy Girl Thanhouser 2
He first played in pictures In 1903,
and has made steady progress and
his ability as an actor have gained
his recognition turnout the country.
In "Out of the Storm" by the En-
,inent Author, Gertrude Atherton, ne
portrays the part of young English
lord who falls desperately In love
with Margaret Hill, played by Bar
bara Casleton, a girl of questionable
reputation, but thru no fault of her
own.
: The story gives him many oppor-
tunities to reveal his ability as dra-
attic actor, of which he takes full
advantage. The cast includes Bar
CARA Casleton, Sydney Ainsworth, W..
Lawson Butt, Clarissa Selvynne and
Edythe Chapman. :.
This. picture: may be seen at the
Grand theatre for two days COM
mencing Saturday.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22

cemetery in Leon township. Rev.
Sorenson of Bagley spoke the COM
forting words both at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. .Bardwell and at the
Lindom school house, where services
were conducted. A large number of
friends attended the services. Mr..
and Mrs. Torgerson have the sympa-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
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\ CLEARBROOK !

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Remember the big ~: Clearwater
county fair is on at Bagley, begin
ming Sept. 20 and taking in the oath
and 25th. Saturday will be the Red
Letter day for all baseball fans fo1
on that date the north end will con
tend with the south end for base
ball honors, or the Great Northern
boys Of Bagley,: Shevlin and Ebro
will try their best to do up Gonvick,
Leonard and Clearbrook... Take it in,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22

Bu GOVERNOR JAMES T.. COX, ONlO, you
- ~Untted
ut is the duty Of the Federal Govern
ment tt stimulate the work OF Amer1'
canization on the part Of the church,
school, community agencies, state gov
ernments and industry itself. In the
past, many industries that have SUI
fered< from chronic restlessness have
been chief contributors ID their own
troubles. The foreigner with European
standards of living was welcomed, but
too often no attempt was made TO edu'
cate him to domestic ideals, for the
simple reason that it adversely at:
fected the ledger. 1t has been my on-
seryation that the man who learns our
language, yields to 9 controlling pub
lie opinion and respects our laws; be:
sides. in proportion as his devotion to
! American life develops his interest IN
! the impulsive processes OF revolution
! diminishes. We must be patient IN
) the work of assimilation and stud1ous-
: " avoid oppressive measures In the
J face Of mere evidence Of, misunder-
standing. We have a composite ma
Zion. The Almighty intended 1t to be
! spch. We will not, however, develop
patriotism unless we demonstrate the
difference between despotism and de-
mocracy."-James e.. Cox. s> tx $50,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
The man who learns our Ian
euage respects our laws.

it will be worth-your~tlae and the
money it will cost. - o
, Pearl, the little three year aid
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Tor
gerson Of Glover township, who, dur
ing the past three months has been
suffering from Inflammation of the
stomach, passed away Friday fore
noon at the homie Of Mr.. and Mrs
Burt Bardwell, her uncle and aunt, in
this village. lnterment took place
Saturday afternoon at the Evans
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
NEWS OF THE THEATRES

which keep the audience in mtrth
mingled with thrills. - :.
Buck Jones is a new Fox star and
a screen sensation. He gained an
enviabre name for himself by his dar-
ing horsemanship and by his .un-
daunted courage as an aviator dur
Ing the world war. 's,XA7 l.. VII
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-09-22
CHRONIC RESTLESSNESS

Candidate Tor PTestde1 o.
~ ~'' ~Unt States
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
COMMERCIAL CLUB
EXECUTIVES MEET

4 meeting II the officers and mem
bess q tie executive COMMITTEES Of
~ neu1s-organized Ely Commercial
cIsb was Held at TIE courthouse last
Tuesday night. Il vas presided over
Hy President H. : sturdevant md at
tented by Secretary !. IL Bent as wei
as George II Ryan. Z. J.. stephens.
Arfhar Ssalfh. G. Y. Torrance. Ee
Mslard ard .. g. Tates-
Application blanks for membership
vi be presented 10 those who hand
I'd in their names al the first meeting
Ie;d IN Masonic hail n upeA pay
,aent Of tie required Initiation fec aEd
dues tIer sill be admitted - member
slip.
The question II permanent quarters
for the organization am up for dis
essssion an an offer vas presented
from Tie onrsr Of the building on the
north siIe Of Aultn.an street. former
l. occnrieI by tie Narcotic Liquor
Company bat now Used as = pool hall
BIZ whiea tie same could be purchased
fer s. eee.
In the oglrioa Of the majority tle
financial condition Of the Organization
fus. formed HouiG not warrant 70
i1rge an Outlay. b1t fhc matter was
left open for further consideration.
srhe Electric building Is now at the
slispofal Of tic stub ard II - believed
vii be soon ittcd ID for occupancy at
least Until more suitable quarters may
be btaised.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
automobile Service
Changes Are Asked

Tho District Auto Service has pc
tiliOncd tie public sers,ce commission
Of Ncya4a for permission TO disooa 2
finue its regular scheduie service and
operate on call. according to a notice
issued b. the commission. which reads
IS follows
The District Auto Service. carrier
Of Passengers betR cen Ruth aud Els'
and between East Ely and lily. has
applied - tie public service Commits
sion Of Nevada 10 discontinue is
scheduie and 90 operate on call. com
inencing December 81. They give az
a reason Tor tie application that the
schedule service las been operating at
n loss for come time past. Any pro-
test against the diseontinuanee 81 this
service should BE- made OF the public
service conmissicn during the present
month"
At the hearing which viii be held
before Cpmu issioaer ~sehrugham IN Els
January 3. 1921. ut . % n. m. the mat
ter OF the application II Mike Delicn
for "A certificate u public convenience
ard necessity 10 operate as an auto
mobile common earlier az passengers
between Ruth and Ely viii be taken
up. Following this and at 10 o'eloci-
a. m. the hearing OF the Ely Light and
Power c~omnary's petition for author
ization Il increase rates will be giycr.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
NurIOcks Entertain
the Newsboys ofEy

Tie ~ aewsbcys were royalty en-
fertained at tire home Of Dr.. n Mrs.
:. ~. Mandsck Christmas dax between
fthe hours Of II .. q. and l ?. m
Al sfat goes = make an en1oYabIe
chriztnias celebration was provided y
The bosf ard hosf0<k- \ Christmas
stack8n. alled - ~1sagowiHz with
caEdr. fruit ard nuts. az well a. >
suitable book, was presented 10 each
Of tbs hoy Causs were played and
in fac notf ing Has left for the joyous
young hart TO wish Tor on tie festive
occasion. The b1zs present we're Eseh-
ard Csbosn. Horace Bath. Tacsnz. Bath.
Raymond Griffin. Gerald culber.. Arthur
sfurn. Clarence Horton. Robert Horton.
Albert osconnen. Frank Day. John
Roach. Uar.ld Pick and Billy. Peek.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
EGke CHIN AVIAN WANTED son
TO nE AMERICAN CITIZEN


~ Hung LIT Chinese merchant Of
t.1ko. desifiouH o. having hie son and
bnir bora Ia Ito United states. offered
a'iptn.n Henry Kingsley OF The China
Mall atepmer Nile a bonus of 2-.ee0 IL
he could bring his ship into San Fran.
ciSso bay before tie arrival of the
ftefk according 20 passengers on the
Nile.
.sg. tis wife and io-day-oid on AZ.
rived Ia IAN f'tlncrco recently The
.artala lost 4 $1,000 bonus snd the
hele II Ny II a ~I.riiisi subject. for the
Nile, although operated by an Ameeri-
can firm. IN British owned and of Brit
i~n fepistrg
- made a~ffangemsIts 10 return 10
Elko ~ soon a. lie learned .hefc wns
a. be an cir. md. chinese like. h
hoped for q son. when he boarded the
Sllo n Shanghai D." made HIS pfaffer
10 = ..tain kingsley. Tie Nile nego-
.tnfsd the Pacific az rtsoTd speed but
ilie siork tsefrtook the vessel Dc
eenIfr 3.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Steptoe Rancher Has
Indications Of OIL

When III An1fess proves ~ or lis
homestead located about two miles
from Steptoe station be ma ind bin
sex not only the owner Of a profitable
piece OF rancl ing ground bur also be
an oil magnate.
Tic all-importaut question Il water
haE confronted Dir. Andrews. a. il does
other h~ofneStcadefe. and after sinking
a short distance he found a skam
coming in with the water that las
strong Indications Of oil. sfr. andrews
has had experience IN other Oh fields
AMI whfie 10 is now deyoting his en-
tire efforts 10 obtain water when that
Is accomplished he may do further
prospecting FOE the liquid substance
which las made many multifDillion-
aires defing fiie lat few years.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
star VALLEY 6aOPs SAVED
lNDIn sItIuE DIFFICt ITfEs

Tie farmers Of Starr VALLEY arc hay-
ing more thai their share IF trouble
this year Ia harvesting their crops. and
reports from the valley are that the
thrashinr machine IL hard 1T work in
spite Of the heavy fall OF snow. there
being more han three feet Of the
"teautifnl" on thr ground. Tile early
freeze in the fall caught many Of the
rancherH unpreparcd and Thousands Of
boxes OF apples were frozen on tie
trees. Tie early fail OF snow covered
the potato crop and more than half Of
them were dug trio igh tie NOV. and
only one or two Of the farmers Lad
completed their fbrasling before tho
fall storms.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
II.GIsLATtNE NAV CONSIDER
COuOu ADO RIVER PROJECTS

The engineering commission aelested
nj tie League Of the Southwest meeting
held In Los Angeles last August viii
meet n salt Lake city early in January.
ut which Time representatives of the
seven statcs interested In reclamation
proies u aieng the Colorado river are
expected TO si,ow their requirements
and TO make knoya their demands up
OF the rivers water supply. The COM
munlcation relating TO this proposed
gathering sent to State Engineer
serusham of Nevada By state Engi0.-
or Mccune OF Colorado says:
'"rhe reclamation engineers have an
saouneed their belief that there Il suf'
nosnt water In tho Colorado drainag'
for all available iands."
n 10 suggested that the rights o
the seven states and Ct the Unite,
states bc settled by compact and agree
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Christmas Program
at Ely crude School

The holiday spirit WAS entered into
at tne Ely grade school last Thursday
when a separate program was at
ranged fof all grades from TIC FIRST h
Tho sixth.
The teachers Of the different classes
had given considerable attention 10
Tho preparations and not only were
the Young pupils given opportunity .
ENJOY themselves for a short time. but
likewise 1t vas brought home 10 them
what the great DAY Christmas meana
20 all mankind.
Such events net only make a favor
able impression on the young minds.
which will make them better men anu
women in after life but AT tho same
time they are uneonsciOuslY brought
10 o point where they take greater in
tcrcst and derive more benefit frops
iheir regular course OF studies.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Through n court decision Placer
county. California. has been awarded
the lake frontage now occupied by the
Lake Tahoe Railroad Company. As
this takes in practically all OF the rail-
road buildings and %trackagc the case
viii be appealed to the California
III, prcmc court.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
". Nc OF wINNEsrsCA
KILLED ~ Alto ACCIDENT

eAaHlss y =. Young Il N1aBefnneea
who was in Iien9 attending tIc con-
clave Of tho state shriners. WIS killed
Saturday afternoon about : o'clock
wien tic automobile IN which nc was
riding pan into the rear Of a large
truck being 1fieen on tie road be-
tw2en Reno and Sparks. says tie
JcurBsl. The force 81 the impact was
% great that Young was thrown oyaf
the back seat and ont Of ihe machine.
Hs waz picked Up IN IN unconscious
condition ard placed 10 a passing aztc-
uoiIie and rushed 10 q local hospital
lie Ma dead when it reached tie
hospit4i aud phs sieiaps say be broke
II neck IN tie fall ana death was in
SPONTANEOUS.
WHEN the aDtomobil. struck tie
truck the rear brace supporting the
cover VIZ smashed md the right half
Of tie top was torn away. In attempt
ing 10 dodge The truck Mcdonald sne
cceded IL clearing IL with the front Of
his machine. but could not avoid tie
collision.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

THIS lens shows some n the dirt that can be
L found in any crankcas. after a few weeks of
d~riving-road dust. carbon and fine particles of
metal. Such dirt crculates with the iubricating
oil through the engine, together with gasoline that
escapes past the pistons and dilutes the oil.
Have the dirty, diluted oil in your crankcase
drained out-now-before nnecessar wearbegins.
We can do that best for you with Modern
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
soMNO>-Liw WIFE ~
Awtnl,ED Isn.I IsyArt.

IN opinion Of unusual i~nt,i,st ilas
tnen nlrd 10y tic Ne ada supreme court
In the matter If the estate OF Charles
GoiroI who WAS "A prominent rnnehct
of Humi,c'dt county. This opinion sns-
taine thu lain Of the common-law wife
TO the Estate. shortly after redreifs
death letters 90 administration were IL.
sud. thereafter oulsc rcdfoli.
claiming e. he thr c~ontnon-lnw wife OF
the deceased, commenced proceedings
"a thu district eGuIt Of Humboldt
~ to establish her claim and 20 have
tie letters Of administration on nie
cancelled. and 10 have letters Of adj
ministrption issied to her rs the
widow. Tie ease WAS tried before
Judge y I. Lnnsford. sitting at WIN
nemnecn. for Judge Callahan. Eigat
10 50 were occupied IT, the hearing. The
jury returned a verdict In OF ile
widow n thu court entered Judgment
IN her favor. From the judgment an
appeal was taken to the supreme court
by the administrator
The " dow. by her attorneys. moved
20 dismiss tho appeal upon several
grounds. The appeal las been dis
missed. which caves the judgment OF
tho district court In full force.
The suprsme eourt held. BY virtue OF
the judgment of the district court can
ceiling the letters Issued TO the sdmIn-
istrator. that he ceased to DO the ad-
ministrntor of the estate and could not
eentrcl TIL litigation thereof aud
hetdlc its aflirs generally. aud, In
tact. has no appcaiabie interest there
in." \. sister aLd a brother OF the
deceased were contt sting her claims
The antatc IL worth about $4,000.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
D. susE TJtEFr or I AZ
Mf>SftHt ffA LAST ~ si ~

one hundred sacks Of sugar. valued
o. - zoe. were stolen from The W.T.
eff. Pacific freight house at Whine
uHsaa iast August. according TO alieka-
tom made b. the railroad company
Special Agent Groc ~. employed BY the
company. and Deputy United States
Marshal c~avanauTh worked on tie
matter and their iryostigations result
Cd n Tie IN ilein.ent Of a local bushes
men. Perry Carbon. who war this week
taken &C Carson cay, aIraigned before
lie United states district cpur and
PLEADED nct guilt. ffe was released or
baIi In bonds Of $1,000. taes = Whine
mticca - change.
An ~aceop.p1ice IN tho crime. ~ al
legged mined q. g. tiibi.f. a railroad
min. has not been npI,reiiendcd. Tie
carlson trial i set for hearing before
. Jury at tie ptxt session Of the eeDif
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
BRIEF NEWS OF THE STATE
FROM LOCAL. EXCHANGES

-senf DefwfsH tbs t~arioDx e''nnsest-
~ sItAs AID the federal government.
and tbat tie legislatures At their ses-
sloaz ffIs Writer saoUid authorize ees-
tain Of tie cgnnli1sions - MAKE ths
u~eeezs9r5 agreements.
IT, co'sr4do Elsef commission
named bv Go error BxYie soIns tine
ago has held two o. three meetings.
a I'LL Isfs beeD ~ epared that viii. II
enacted into la. make possible tue
protection of uais states interest in Col
lection Of this states fnfsreft in Col
orado river projects, An apDToprsa-
tion will also be asked ahen the leg
~isiatHfs meets
TIL GHietfe-=f etsOn II lerehts are
nos conducting drilling operations -
deter6alne bedrock conditions AMI feas-
NiIftY Z dam construction 81 tn
Bo8Iasr eapgon. IRE reclamation ser-
vice alto hss an outJt al work
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

vxDEfsgnu0IeAU aatsss tSeug4t L
tie ssffaee fos irrigation pHr-
pos1a sseH may restore life e tic
aQI.sst cItS4s q Nesa1zs sraSra lave
besn prs efIeaIIy deserted sincs their
goIa wsr taken from them ALREADY
government engineers are ~srFFsfing
Iaaa expecte1 70 become part 81 a big
irrigation project Oh he Amafasosa
desert. not far from Bniifrog. Bsafif.
EfyoIde AID Cold Center. all gne
tire Ismed vestefn mining caiips.
gecarsn these toe M were not lar
fsfm Dee Il Valley the Land %Fprrennd-
ing item vas thought to be desert
sell. worthless f5r agriculture Ard III
only fsf cactus and horned t,ads. IN
fas rfid days ndeaeff rats" eaTTpa4
water for miles on he backs Of tIle1r
ba5fos e. supply their claims. Aow j.
aeyeiops tat these baIsy men .sre
sreading only q feg feet aiess = strong
aow 81 water.
u. y. Kirkpatrick. aHsIstant super
izaT II zneernnenf suTYegs Tor itah
nd Sev1da. sepoffF that Two Survey
crews have Started work On two ogn-
sbfrs 3iobg The calffornia-Ne yaaa IIse
with afdofr - survey 10000 AGES.
Underground waters have been dis
ees ered on tie Amarageea defaft ansi
II i parpoeed II develop them.
Zig crops viii grow IN iha tubtfop
IesI Nevada eiimtte If the water cen
be brought 10 tic soil, engineers Ha8e
reIaft4d. Later the Lar d ray bs open
- for entry ae.ofding II present pIsHH
Tlss Afnafagoza deTerf n not tie oials
y. rtion ~ south.rb Nevada fhat my
rie Zig smoky VALLEY. t.ortA
II Tonopah. may 10 the near future
t3na 10 tie big silver camp a nes
popn.ation u farmers. The prefsnct
# underground vat r In tbs valley llas
been demonstrated and II ~ only Is
guestlen of "A short lime when II viii
b. developed. according 10 Nr. Kirk
ratfiek The survey work viii 20 f.
wat1 ~ Southern Nesada all winter
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
spring ,a,le, Kane.er shopping In IA,

Frank Norton. the Spring valley
ranchor and livestock grow or. came
In Tuesday TO do some Christmas shop
ping and returned 10 his ranch We'd
ueaIaF