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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
TX. ?. RaIl RousInn success.

The X. p ball last night was q
very enjoyable affair and there was
not q duh moment The entire eve.
ming. A large number Of citizens
Nere IN attendance, a. well az sew.
eral X. p.s from Demlng. The Royal
Order of Ancient Eggs covered Them.
selves with glory. and each member
u ihe order who look part IN the
ceremonies, inrtddlng the baby
hurro. rnrried through their more
pr less important paris with great
credit. There were many behind the
aeenesr manipulations. which II wit.
messed By the crowd would have
caused 9 slight ripple IN the puddle
Of serenity lack Brecn. otherwise
'Tonss, was assigned The heavy
task Of conveying ihe burru up q
flight of stairs lnio The anieroon.
10 have seed Bfeen shoot up thoee
stairs. two Steps ai a time. rlcuchci
around ihe railing al The top and
disappear IN the said roon with the
baby bnrro cuddled IN bis arms like
sick kitten would have cracked a
grin an over the face " q wooden
Indian. Nevertheless. his honor lhc
blrro look the whole procedure ln
uaifet Of course manner and
faced The whole world with 0 calm
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30


IA nocamt na|sod about That rJIm.
mlcr Cox was making a ble success.
rponIr hogan "a wonder how much
hn HAe worth N this worlds goods
fnf ho apparently alfneeled along
IN q I|nancIal way, a. he Invariably
lad SrHr now bin expenditure in
view "a soon o. be had completed
an Improvement IN h|e plant uc
nntor was satisfied with the prog
reg ~ perfection of his paper he
Away. wa1 striving 70 improve. HIS
sole ahIcel seemed 10 be 10 serve
The hosi interests OF he public. be-
lIepIne this policy would. m The end,
prove successful And Il dld.
While Industrious M Dayton. Nr,
Cox was MOI neH|ectltl Of bis oppor'
lunilice m other placct. Casting
ohout for another newspaper prop
eriy. ne found one 10 his liking Ia
Springfield. ono Of the most cntcr'
pflslne cllIcs in the state. There IN
1905. he bought three newspapers
merged them into The Springfield
News changing The title and policy
of the trio IN a single day. The au
iaQliN ~ lhe move cnpliynird The
Town and bic circulation. and an
attendant prestige IN advcrllslnr
uun was assured.
IN The meantime The editor en-
tered politics and was elected Ia
congress frnm the historic third
district IN lnne. just ten years aller
coming 10 The city, unknown and
unhcraldcd. Ne had served a. sec
Rotary 10 Congressman Paul J. Sore
tobacco mngnale OF Middletown
Ohio. Reelection came IN 1910. nl
which Time. incidentally, he carried
the national military home. Re
publican stronghold, and unprece
denied feat for a Democrat In con
gross he became known az a fighter
and this reputation cIings to him "a
this day.
N the writer were asked 10 name
Governor COx's finest Trait he would
say the love and affection Cox be
slowed upon his mother. now de-
paricd-a sacred love that he stead
lastly considered wns due the one
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
To Plaee nnmrer. b Garane.

Sometime ago Captain Homer Ma.
son bought a Ford and while. the
mechanism was different from the
90 mile an hour motorcycle upon
which he used 10 make eyelash fin.
ishcs In keeping appointments. the
captain was not much periurhed.
Re built a garage capable OF hold
ing q Cadillac. Yesterday he drove
into the garage with the indicator
on the speeslomeier nj 20 and Il was
his intention To stop. but he didn't
The machine kept on gnlng. ~ did
the captain. Emulaiing the cartoon
0f Motorcycle Mike" both Of them
tore through the end Of the build.
ing. Captain Mason escaped injury.
physically; hat his feelings are con.
siderably ruffled. Today he is study.
Ing the mechanical construction Of
the shifting gears. published by the
Columbus Motor Company and writ
Ten BY Henry Ford.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
Claims Striking Miners
Violate Their Contract

CHICAGO. Ill, July 30.-The Tndk
ana and Illinois coal operators. at
a meeting here today. voted to Reject
the request Of President LEVIN Of
The United Mino Workers % Amer.
lea for a joint meeting Of The opcra
tors and miners scale committees
~ the central competitive district 10
settle the present strike Of dasi linen
in the Illinois and Indiana mines
The operators appointed ocon.
miiiee lo draft a reply 10 presfdenl
Lewis message declaring The strik.
ing miners are violating theirs con.
tract.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

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Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

ohonfs Tor thn nfs NftAdtn|'
c|nenlh men aud Correspondence
from ne metropolitan press f|ncked
afaund hIn ard Cor Iimc |Hpl|f
rnlmcd Should nhttnur cnxN cam
na.en ht tntftsfut every nnr N Tho
News office will remember him as
his friend and adY|atr a cuufaft
Gus dlenll|ed and fneoltle flnr
heilr.
Whom NOT al The etecul|Ne man
sion or Al Inc stale hnusc |a Column
hus. ne governor ma, be- found A
Nj. Office of his beautiful country
home. Irn|lafnd." IN the lannna
HiI|n and Da|rs district south ~ the
city. where. surrounded BY his cs|l.
mnhle wife and family. ho II a, The
zenith q hla nlnry. Mrs. Malnarolla
blair Cox. who IA adecldcdIg domestic
10 her lnHlts loves the nui Of doors
fully a. much AZ her distinguished
husband. and goes horseback rliInk
With him frequently. Mrs Gov
hunts. sails Or rnws boat. plays
rolf lal which diversion ihe gov.
ernnr u 4 real rival OF he friend.
Warren q. nAdinr. The slendad
bearer Of the party across ne
lcncel. and is a real contender with
and Is a real contender with
hubby al lishlne during their an.
nnnl summer vacation nj q lake IN
northern Michigan.
Governor Cox secured bic early
newspaper training on the Cincln-
natl Enquirer. One Of his STAFF ac.
uualnlnnces who reported The San
Francisco convention. recalling h|a
cuhshlp on The Old NIdilelown Six.
nal. wircd his conrralulallons lrrse.
~ but lrllinRly, Jimmie. Jon havr
scoopod ihe worldl'
Governor Cox IA held IN highest
esteem a. an employer. There are
number of men Who have bern
identified with the News for fifteen
or twenty years.
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Daily Courier. 75e per mouth.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

THE United States Civil Service
Commission announces an exami.
nation for railway mail clerks on
August a, 10 fill vacancies ih the
railway neil service throughout
The United States, a The entrance
salary ef lioO0 a year Tho exam.
l1nli0n viii b. given 81 Alhnquer'
que. Easl Las Vefas. Lns Cruces
nolon. Roswell, Santa Ne. Tucum.
earl. n. M.. aud IN principal Texas
clllna. including III paso. Ia wesl
Texas the examination points are
Ahdrno. Amarillo. Del Rio, Maria
and San Angelo.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
DrmIna,s CommerrIaI EdIlIon.

The Columbus Courier Is at pres.
cnt getting ont a special edition con.
tanning a write up Of Deming's most
successful business men and a de.
ecripiion OF their particular line Of
business. Arrangements are being
made 30 scatter this edition broad.
cast. where Il will do the most good.
Il. y. Towns. the inimilable write up
man. Is now in Dcming. and reporis
be il making splendid progress. The
exact date of publication is problem.
alical. but will not be later than
Saturday, August 7.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
EL PAsO BANK CLERKS
THANK COLUMBUS FANS

NJ paso. Texas July ~. ioe0.
J. n. Blair. Honorable Mayor Of
Columbus. New Mexico:
Dear Sir--I wish 10 take this op.
poriuniiy 10 express the apIirecia,
ton of myself and fifteen other peo
pie who travelled with the First M.
lionai Banks baseball team 70 your
city last SUNDAY. for the splendid
way In which we were taken care
NJ while In town.
A great deal Of consideration is
due 10 Captain Mckemy on the way
he handled our trip. meeting us al
Dcming and arranging fofl our
rooms and a good dinner. The gen.
tlcmnnly hchdvioR OF the crowd ni
the game was something out VI the
ordinary. and we will be- glad 20 ex.
extend q good word for Columbus
whenever called upon. Very truly
yours. JAMES l.. PREuSkY.
Manager Baseball Team.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

and placid demeanor. Candidates
chosen from the audience 70 be-
honorcd with The degree Of Fresh
Eeg were Messrs. Murphy. fsrrell.
Tracy aud McManus. They wal|oWr,i
through the ordeal manfully and dia.
played great talent in executing the
stunts they were compelled 70 per.
form. Nr. Corlrighl received many
compliments on the originality Of his
production. "Tbe Royal Order Of
Ancient EggsT
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

TIE United States Civil Service
Commission announces that me.
ehanic. n0ncducaiion. examination
viii be held ON August -. 1870.
FOR the purpose Of filling a yn.
eaney IN the position Of mechanic
In the salvage service Al Colum.
bus, n. n, Application blanks and
further information may be- nb.
tanned from the local secretary.
Board Of Civil Service Examiners,
al the Columbus, n. NJ. Posl0ffice.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

LONDON. England. July 30.- Brig
adler General G. n. r. Lucas. tom
mander of the Fermoy military area
who was kidnapped late IN juno by
Sim FeIners. has escaped. ilc lo,iay
reached The Tippcrary military bar
racks. u ia announced.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

James l.. Greenwood, candidate
for the state legislature. is making
arrangements by which his famous
Columbus theaier orchestra will
furnish jazz music for The various
dances and rallies which viii be
held this fall In Luna county under
the auspices OF the Democratic
party. II Is the intention 10 give
a grand county Democracy bali In
every city. village and hamlet In
Luna county during the campaisn.
This orchestra Is sure 10 bring out
the crowds.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Several days ag0 a Mexican
couple. lhe youth 20 and the eifl 10,
went hefpre Judge Cole and wanted
10 be mofFied Now Judge Cole Is
a vefllahle disciple Of urcina Green.
having married more than 500 per
feclly satisfied couples But he
baked Al this affair owing 70 slaiu.
.ory requirements regarding legal
Rgr. The boy presented a telegram
frum bis mother saving yes. \ -
nll right But the nbduralc Judge
snys the telegram must read "Yns.
yia may marry lhc girl" Wdsiern
tni0n wires are now busy.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

MENICALI. LoWrr California. July
30. 0r,lcrs stopping nll official rom.
nmDlcaliun hciucrn the MMican
federal government and lhe Ierrl.
lorial government ln the northern
district Of The stale Of Lower Cali.
iornlo have boon issued by Governor
Eslehan Caniu snrcruof Of ne die.
lrict 4 was today nnnounccd
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

lester r. Pense. we'll known 10
every one In and around Columbus.
will leave Friday morning for h|H
home Ia Indiana. Ne will remain
there until early autumn and then
viii take up school work. e. Mr..
pease is determined 10 advance him.
self ae Q Ieacher.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Over a. Myndno the oil drillers
are up In the air. Yesterday another
wafer gushcr was encountered ami
water spouted n feet IN the air from
a " inch coslne.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
crym SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.
Z. 3. civil. SERVICE EXAMINA.

L. 3. CIVIL SERVICE ExAMINA.
TIONS-The United States Civil
Service Commission announces
The examination nanicd below. Ia
be held al an early date. Applica-
tion blanks and further informa.
ton may be obtained from the 10
cal secretary. Board Of Civil Serv.
ice Examiners at the posloffice In
this city: First grade. or clerical,
SO 10 ei0O a month. Vacancies IN
the position Of clerk IN various
offices IN the Quariermasier serv
Ice ai Columbus. \. n.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Arthur Bloch. acting precinct
chairman IN Columbus. has called
meeting of the Republicans Of this
district 10 be held Monday evening
At \ o'clock at the Community
House.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

The CLARK well Al Demlns Is again
IN oil bearing sand and many citl.
rens moiorcd 10 the we'll yesterday.
quart 81 oil was gathered up from
one bnlline,
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

u. IS CIV. sERv. COM. ann
that q plumber nonedueaiional ex.
animation will be held on August
a. 1890 for the purpose Of filling
vacancy IN the position OF
plumber IN The utilities service at
uolumbus. n. N.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Relurning from the Democratic
mectlns ni DemlnF last nlghi. J. l..
Walker was suddenly taken W from
stomach trouble. HIS condition u
improved this morning.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
sewing Macnmes Repaired.

W. II. Griffith, an expert sewing
machine rcpasvcr. will be ai the
Hoover holes for the next few days.
n your sewing machine needs aiien.
tion send him word and he will call
and examine u free Of charge. ADV.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Mrs. iudgr Peach departed lof
Demlng yesterday and this morning
lcnrcs there for Globe Arizona
WHERE she win visit relatives
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

Not much interest was shown IN
the West Heights and Military
Heights election yesterday. BY n
vote Of % 3 these two suburbs will
now be annexed 10 Columbus.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

SPECIAL aAI.E viii make very
lso l3fIet 90 |ole. blocks o. acfe.
ans a raniste sqllle cash also
small 0aA office ecsA nnd chair
for psle. tea }. AArrcwill.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30
SMALL IALK


Claire Johnson and son Ivan Wcre
seen IN DrmIlf yesterday headed
Tor a vacation IN he CHA river
district.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

L0ST-Belwec Columbus and
Dcmine. tire rack and rim, size
S5xt'1. Notify y. L. Peters. Dem
Ing lthe road mani, or leave al
enlunihns Boiling Works, for re-
vurd. 'ii
Columbus daily courier., 1920-07-30

LOST-i7 Jewel. ~ sire. open faced
Eold watch between 1905 and
fi:ts. IN the garage Of the Colum'
bus Motor Company. Return V
garage and receive reward. n. r.
lluelnnr.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
CHECK CAME BACK;
CATTLEMAN AWAITS

Ike Woodhouse was Monday
morning arrival from Ruby Valley
says the Elko Free Press, looking
after couple of carloads OF cattle
he sold last week. and for which he
received a check on the First Ma
tional Bank of Winnemucca which
had been returned unhonored Ac-
cording to his story as told the Off
GERS, a man by the name of Carpenter
came to the valley some time ago
and bought his cattle. together with
the Krenka cattle, to be delivered at
the railroad at Halleck.
The stock was driven to the rail
road and delivered last Thursday. for
which they received a check on the
Winnemucca bank for payment In
full. The check was placed in the
Henderson bank here for collection
and Sunday Mr.. Woodhouse was in
formed that the check had been re-
turned. Woodhouse Immediately came
to Elko and placed the case in the
hands of the officials, who served no
tice on the railroad According to
latest reports the cattle were stopped
in the yards at Marysville, Calf.
where they are now being held for
further orders
p. J. Ogilyie also sold his cattle 10
the same party, but Monday forenoon
he received word that his money was
on the way, and he is of the opinion
that there is some. mistake, as the
cattle buyer refused to take other
cattle offered him in the valley las'
week. 1t is believed that the mixup
will be Strengthened out and full pay
ment made by the company for the
cattle purchased.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
W|NNEMUCCA LOOKS
F0RL0VELOCK SCALP

Revenge will be sweet for the Win
nemucca Athletic Association basket
ball team IL the members can win a
game scheduled with the Loveloc'.
town team" next Saturday afternoon
New Years Day.. II will be the first
afternoon game the local team has
played and 1t is hoped the change in
time will result In a larger attend
ance than has greeted basketball
games here.
After making a wonderful showing
against the Oakland Junior Colds last
Saturday night, Winnemucca losing
to the coast champions by a score of
IL to 80, the local boys felt confident
of easily winning the game played
Sunday night at Lovelock. but lost
again by score of II to, 35. The
alibi for the Locklock defeat is that
the game was played on an extremely
slippery dance floor, which the Love-
lock boys had become accustomed to
and which completely upset the Win
muccans playing.
Manager Henry Ruckteschler gives
the Lovelock boys some credit, how
ever. and admits they have greatly
strengthened their team Sinder, one
of Winnemucca's guards, was unable
to make the trip and a substitute was
used in his place.
Those making the Lovelock trip
were Lowry, guard; Bennett and Le-
garza, forwards; Captain Minor, CEN
ter; West and Watt. substitutes; and
Manager Ruckteschler.
The game next Saturday afternoon
promises to be mighty tussle be-
tween Lovelock and Winnemucca.
Ruckteschler says every effort will be
made to win the deciding game and If
hard practice will do it the team will
surely triumph He also says this
may be the Last game played here.
unless better support is given the
local team It was thought the game
with the coast champions would be a
great drawing card, but the associa-
tion failed to take in enough money
to pay expenses.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
KNOXVILLE BOASTS
PR0SPERORS TIMES
Special Correspondence

KNOXVILLE, Dec 25.-With two
mills running night and day; with a
monthly (or semi-monthly) payroll
carrying about fifty employees; with
two big teams hauling supplies from
the railroad; with tri-weekly stage
fully loaded every trip. among other
activities, Unionville surely is show
ing unmistakable signs of revival II
seems good to see every man in camp
employed.
There is no room for idle men, in
fact, for there is no eating or sleep
ing house in the place for their ac-
commodation. Hands are sent for as
needed only. As yet there are no
business houses of any kind, but this
condition will improve as soon as
mining and milling enterprises are
more firmly established.
Saturday night of last week we
were made aware of the near ap-
entertainment in the school house.
The members of the school, assisted
by other home talent, rendered very
creditable program which was en-
joyed by practically all residents of
the village. The complete program
is appended:
Program of Buena Vista school.
December Is. 1920:
Opening address-Joseph Hatton.
Opening song-School
Memory Cems-School
Recitation, my Folks Robert
Van Dyck.
Dialogue. II Don't Believe John
Van Dyck, Stanley Ongley, Robert
Van Dyck, Ned Van Dyck, and Will
liam Brown as Santa Claus.
Solo, "Laddie"- Mrs. Jane David
son.
Recitation. "Two Little Pairs
Josephine Thornton.
Recitation, "If Santa Lived in a
Shoe"-Ned Van Dyck.
Song. Lonesome, That's All"-Ver-
non Carter.
Instrumental selection, piano and
violin-Jane Davidson and Mary Han
cock.
Dialogue, "The Rehearsal Olga
Thornton. Phyllis Menchini. Joseph
Hatton, Carolyn Brown. Dick Spiker.
Pietro Menchini. Ned Van Dyck.
Quartet-"whisperin Hope"-Mrs.
Continued on Page Three
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
TWO PROGRAMS ARR
PLANNED FOR EVENT

Arrangements for opening and
dedicatory exercises at the new Hum
boldt county court house on New
Year day are not yet completed. As
far as anything has been settled upon
there will be two short programs
one in the afternoon. probably at two
o'clock, and one in the evening about
seven. Jerry Sheehan, State Senator
elect In Humboldt county, has been
named by the county commissioners
as master of ceremonies. Commit
tees OF the Winnemucca Civic Club
are comforting with him regarding
arrangements.
The programs will purposely be
brfef. so as not to interfere with too
many dinner arrangements in the
afternoon or any fun programs in the
evening. IL Is the desire of the COM
missioners that citizens of the coun-
ty, and particularly those from out
of home, help to make the opening of
their new county building an instruc-
tive and pleasant event.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
UNSELF|SH BRAVERY
OF MANAATT TAN man

Special correspondence to the Ga
zette at Reno indicates that no effort
will be made to rebuild the burned
over portion of the camp of Manhat-
tan, which was badly damaged by
fire last Thursday, fifteen buildings
being destroyed. Ample facilities are
said to remain to accommodate all
business of the camp, and hitherto
vacant storehouses are being utilized
by business concerns.
People of Manhattan are not de-
spondent and gave evidence of their
holiday spirit by holding dance on
Friday evening, at which everybody
rejoiced over the fact that so much
of the town was spared from ravages
of the fire. Manhattan was built for
a population of 5000. and there will
not be any trouble in finding plenty
OF space for storing fresh stocks.
w. s. Rippey of the Manhattan
Commercial Company proved himself
the hero of the eventful night. More
than $3.50 in currency was in the
counter cash-drawer of his concern.
and Rippey never bothered to touch
ii while there were boxes of dyna-
mite in the store, which he actively
helped to remove, fearing injury to
the fire fighters. Had this unselfish
action not been taken, the town would
have been blown off the face of the
map, with great loss of life, say citi-
zens. Mindful of this danger, Rippey
worked like Trojan until the last
vestige of the explosive was out of
danger
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
w. p. CHANGES AT ELKO

Orders have been received at the
general offices of the Western Pacific
to annul the office of division engi-
neer, which was created when the
railroads were taken over by the
government during the war, says the
Elko Free Press. Mr.. Duckworth, the
division engineer. will return to
Wendover to resume his duties as
roadmaster. o. p. Adkins will re-
turn to his home at Oakland. Doc
Freese will be transferred 10 the
superintendent office. Miss Ruth
Johnson will go to the front office.
II. S. Taber of Elko is here today
on a business mission.
Mrs Electa Hurst of Reno spent
Christmas here with relatives.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
SOU|BS FROM LOCAL
COUNTY BUILDINGS

Suit for divorce was filed yesterday
by Bertha d. Dianda against Pietro
Dianda, both of this city. as result
of alleged failure to provide.
Today a. license was issued by the
county clerks office giving TO Rev.
John j. Cowan of the local Episcopal
church the right to solemnize mar
riage.
Chris Wolf today filed a petition
for appointment as administrator in
the estate of Yee Wun. The estate
is said to consist of $3.50.
Sheriff Springer has promised to
have the snow cleaned from the court
house steps and walks before New
Year day. He says this will be
good way to give the prisoners at the
jail a little exercise as well as fresh
air
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-12-28
so RELLE BOYS ENTERTAIN
AT CHRISTMAS-WEEK PARTY

Among the pleasant events of
Christmas week was a party given at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. b. ID. SO
Relic in honor of their son Dixon.
AS the house is spacious, the young
people thoroughly enjoyed dancing
and various games. Refreshments
were served. The following were
present:
Susie Ables, Helen Smith, Madeline
Smith, Gladys Pearce, George King,
Vera Leonard, May Leonard, Florence
Rutherford, Loyet Hawthorne. Theo-
dore La Pointe. Jack Jones, Myrtle
Truesdale, and Dixon and Walter
So Relic.