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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
Traffic Waits as
Susie SAUNDERS

TOLEDO, Feb. 2O-susie is SOM
nambulistic
0miyes, Susie is!
Sam, Susies master. SAYS Susie
sleeps. 'She was sleeping when Won
pinched her." Sam said to Policeman
Soloman. "She don't know no better
she's boss, is Susie" Susie slum.
aered in the center of the street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20
Polish Commander
for Russian Peace

PARIS, Feb. pa dispatch from the
Warsaw correspondent of the Matin to-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-02-20

the which this splendid
immediately home Use it while for It
full 4pud mattress made of high grade fed cotton and covered
with dusroof ckng has roll edge and handhods Built layers
shown and will retain its elasticity for At the 1925
saving exactly $3.50 and will the comfortable
tresses slept
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-07
THE PRIMARY ELECTION

Today the people Of Arizona, as adherents of
their respective political parties, will determine at
the ballot box who shall be their party candidates
for state and county offices.
In this matter neither 'The Oasis" nor its
management has 'payed favori,es." Those aspirants
who are nominated today will receive full earnest
support for election by this newspaper. AS Demo
ratio newspaper It is in duty bound to do so.
We are well aware that in some quarters there
is considerable conversation about INDEPENDENCE" IN
politics. Many who embrace the doctrine are real
y independent and in exercise Of the franchise they
vote as rdpnendcntlv as they con with the lights
they have. But too frequently they are under in
flUence domination Of those who are "independ-
ert" solely for what they get out from election
of some man on opposing ticket, if they can get
him elected to an office that has distribution of
patronage. That has been demonstrated right here
IN Nooales in many elections.
For that reason "The Oasis" is straight Demo-
cratic newspaper. Tt supports the Democratic ticket
because # believes in the principles for which the
Democratic Party stands All else being equal those
who support fhe same PRINCIPLES ares entitled to it's
politice1 supnort AS between individuals upon the
respective tcFets there is where the line should be
drawn Not because Democrat is buying goods
from Republican should the latter throw man on
his ticket who does not buy. in favor of the Demo
crat who does buy, as done by the Republican
county chairman in ore election. That kind of DO
htica inder endonoo is far more rotten and corrupt
than the most hidebound craftsmanship
For f,een reasons F'The Oasis" is for the Demo-
cratic ticket which will be nominated at the poll to-
day; and it will support the same from top to bot
tom, without mental reservation and without dis
count.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-09-07

Responsibility for this situation lies with those
Republican leaders in the United States who were
determined that President Wilson and the Demo-
cratic party should not have the credit and great
glory of accomplishing the worlds desire Off
permanent and lasting peace So they set themselves
to the task of talking death the Versailles treaty,
with its League of Peace They have not succeeded
entirely, The League needs but adhesion of the
United States to give it force ard vitality Election
of Governor Cox rs President, with a Democratic
Senate supporting him. will bring speedy ratification
of the Treaty Of Versailles organization will be ac-
compIished and the League will begin functioning,
and doing so correctly.
But to "rut teeth into the Hague tribunal"
would he Job Of dentistry to perform which Sen
ator Harding, nor anyone else, would be capable.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

american Red Cross
Seeks Medical Men

A5g1tAnt General Maurice J.. srii4yan
received 4 letter from Or. Charles v.
Berry % tie Arssrar1n Red Cross IL
which TIE request is made Tor asStors
u xsrTe n eastern Europe o. thN work
that = being done ~ the Red Cross
among t1s salldren The satsry cTeFei
= declared - b. adequate ard AEia.
expenses wfu ce pail Ire folieHlas
= a cops ~ tie letter which wak rs-
eslyea IN Ely yesterday frcm ne af-
t1Eut general
Tie American Red Gross - lsslsoas
= ensIsslak for service mona Tie
ehslarsn Of Eastern Europe q auufbss
q asslcal nsen The service > partie-
.ulariy sultsble sqr recent graduates
- hospitals Nhe arr more O. less free
. sps7s \ year n the practice q
their profession in Europe.
The remuneration Wlu be ssfe4sHt
70 r~efresea; an adequate salary ana
living sspeEseA Al tr.aspertatieH wIR
He furnished. These men ars neca@s
within TIE nsxt fen weeks Please al
eress 81 oses. giving age. details -
eaccAtIon ard medical experience. 70
Charles W. Berry. N D American Res
.cross - East Twenfr-thira strsef NsN
work city.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
pa .I>E FOR FkLLo> BOOSTERS
ND THEIR PRIDE .>D ENERGY

seesr88ng 30 r = Riehsrisoa sc
reisi9 q tae Faifon OF aud Cas- r
tarsiaH Company. xae has returned
from 5 shsrt kIsif 10 fhe Fallen oil
fell ne FaIlon OF ana Gas Company
shsaid eourlata It's No. vel not later
thzn .hs midlle q usxt manth. 1T
me Tcnx pa Times
\ knaeksr would - hooked pson a.
4 cari0sit. in FAlion- sala Mr. nieh-
arisen. -t.vsBtoly boosts 4n4 us
rssait ls shown on every hand i :
.shown y the prcsperous business
houses bE ne miles Ct nss eensnt
walks sn1 BY huli1irg ~e1efatioas
goiag on al the tine
Il j. expected that work NAl seoa
= started On ths uew federal bulidinE.
10 be occupied BY The posioAca and
ne reclamation serxIcs- Tie bet
sugar farto-y = btsaS ~evefaasled al
VII he rur e capacity.
rasioaitss consider their oliaelt a
proven one. sliloagh a commercial Esf
- not Ut been brought IN
Il 3 a genuine pleasure 10 note
she boundiesS enthusiasm Of Fslien
citizens ari their perfect faith and
confidence that Falloa ~ali soon - o.
Il ne srszf % clrlss e The vest
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
TO YoV AND YOURS MERRY
CHRISTMAS

20 the s1cd people IL hisc Fine
county We extend the seasons street,
inrs, and hope do~n deep in cur hearts
that this may be the uierrisst Christ
mas you have yse had
II is a custom ae ancient as tie bills.
and yet as beautiful as il is ancient
TO turn with q warm heart 30 this
period of the year 20 those about Us
and to feel again the spirit felt By
those away hack in early days when
the brightest star CT al lowered over
Bethlehem. We seem 10 catch the
anxious vearning that stirred the three
wise men - ;hsy followed that star.
ard ve seem % feel IN . own hearts
the r-sace which fell upon tssl1 n
about them is they knelt anoet the
Manager which Graded the object OF
their foniest hopes. Dur hearts warm
toward each o.hsr anew. and re feel
again the majesty Of 4 One vhosc
birth We h=vc come TO celebrate
Blessed with good health. good homes
and gooi neighbcrs: surrounded by 4
~bountiful harvest % that which viii
sustain rs through sEether year. en-
toying tie peace which was promised
two thousand years ago ard : Eood
vii uf our fe5losTnen. this. then.
should be the zssrrie<t Ckristz.aa sea-
scr Of them al Passing safely through
twelve months OF prosperity. un1a7Ek-
Cd By strife or p@stilsrcs. we come To
the season OF god cheer ard light
hearts happy il the privilege OF having
near Us hose WHOM ~e love and who
lcve rs those vho bear Is 10 malice.
those who bring Us With JOYOUS smiles
and stsadEaSt hands. The pAlmis1f ~
friendship AMI f~rztsrnalisn-
Never before have We had
rause % thank The One whose birth we
celebrate FOR having I'D - safely %
this season. And II ro tine have We
a aaere reason 20 lay aside znythiE-
Ne md IN a seareh ~ CTR hearts that
breed TIE spirit Ct 1T Viii Truly
= il The season q rejoicing Truly =
i a time for riedgins new Cur dsvc-
= Tie nation the state and the
an ~ TIE 1esple Whs nsc
Ne bring roI 81 this Christmas tine
the greeting e goof cheer. eat q a
heart hat feels and knows he god
nesx - year cwa. We ene- 70 yoa
and yours svssa ths wish that the sane
prrvi6snes Who guided yeu safely II
the pest nay 20 % through maj more
years 10 come We wish for yo1 ali
Soes to make year life move aioug
like a son Ard may the peace ar
contsntnerf. the love and the happI-
rsss which nv overs seo1t xo1 -
a benedietion continue with xou anj
vo5rS II tie days CT your life.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

'rt~espector who thinks lie has Just DIS
covered the mother lode al oseeola, he
told 1s.
say boys. said the boss. git yoai
stun together and hcop her up out OF
here. I got kind Of fused up in thai
swell room upstairs- They put me right
next 10 rhe spring and I couldn't find
a hasits. so l washed IN the spring.
Come on. git out 81 here: the bills ali
raid and I don't want that tinhorn a.
the counter over there 10 thiak that
amt got any better
Frank Sorron OF Sc~helleonrns Is one
Il fhe Pioneers II White Pine county
and has a good nsensory fos MANY %
the cid incidents III sayings Of tie
old-tiuers. While discussing high
Hnarce with a bunch of rsnchs-s and
IcGttls.nen the other day he related .
s,ofy sola BY 4 w.ti-knovn old pioneer
The, threw \ new light On high finance
The oii-tiassr started ir @t al early
age 10 carve : nane for himself and
ado wealth TO that name. which he sue
seeded ir dsing before he crossed the
great divide. In talking about high
inance one day. after he had retired
frxm active business he said:
This high hnaaee depends OF jus'
how yoa io1k Al il. Now III tell YOU
the frst high ~nn&1eing | ever did
Things were getting kin3sr quiet and
.hsre WIS mere msn taan ;hers was
work 10 do ard | couldn't catch or
somehow. 50 I offered TO work for z
mar for ny ee1rd There vas another
fellow working o. the Job n wien
he heard that I szs working tor board
only and getting no wage he called
me al kinds 90 a fool Well ], WASH.
lore before The big panic hit Us. tn
pr.te Of eoaru went NJ ard the wSg.s
came dow1- This otler guy eoaidni
make enough 70 p1y his beard ard
xsS still working fer ny board
call that l5okins ahea1 sn1 doirs
little hizh szzEsinE
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Business RENAL EXPECTED

According 10 some wise prophet
~ho Rave their fingers upon Ire bust
ness pulse % the country. tns-e i
ss<f} reason % expect a revival 81
bg.znesS IN tt spring Let Is aePe
they have read Alright the markings q
the Industrial gco~ebone and have cor
ferred with the workers IN the beaver
HOUSES and Investigated the financial
timber supply II trsss wise ones car
Re 6spfa1sd Hpcn. D we hope thy
can. there sill ia the course 81 a few
months. be a revival q business that
Sils trirg = rla5y slow OF prosperity
10 IN fSce Of he Industrial worAi
For usary ncnI business a bees
done in = hAnd-to-mcuth manner
There h4< seea nc general buying. "a
account CT Fhe Anticipated drop IN TIE
prices Of AL cc~nreOistiess bit ROY that
The bottom Is IN sight n IL surplus
practically usd ap ihe coanfrE i Or
seems Ia b. on the VerS = an era -
graf prosperity
Wags nay 50 4our- hGt t1slHg
costs VII aIso fsli and NTH = lover
ecorors5c BASIS - srd1strlalism aid
counercal.sn. ne Wui BE il a position
% meet tie demands Z al corners fer
.ien aud contstfs
To-Day n. shelves 81 AHH EEAaAAeA
are scarcely SLED and there s u-zc-
ticzlly n8thsrg in reserve. The stoeks
IF tae cenSsners 1s~ nearly exhausted
Tns ell slotneS h2ve gon sheut 10 ths
init Ard All TIE neosssitiss q LIE
have hen aa@s- u 81 a little f1sf1tl
N the hous q tiding ovsE the period
cf Inflated vs1aes ard ~sean-Aleus pref
steering
TIE result : that there Is p~fonllss
n the spring CT . greater demand fos
an c~cuzrso15tIsS and TIE result vii ,.
renexed activity in ths Nails and lac.
ssrls< which viii b called upon 70 pro
EaSs 70 eapzcffv = 81 tie requirement
Z a deferred hop~
IN Ire spring there vii - NOR
eaaAsng and repairing painting an,
~fa-nfsrIux. ansl tie greater TIE Esauc
tier - roxts ire greater viii - n
r1tlzy IN T@sssriz< ard reconstructin.
Anxi n nex b1lldlng OPS nations !
grsce< are normal tatre VIII BE a r.
81 tie merchants dspl~te
shtIx.s ash Win --aue~i prices a -
sfxsz = business n gast u. proper
sasn hat The confidence Of TIE con
xu-er = established in The faith fur
lNsr delay vii. prOnt him nothing An,
KAT TIE Anticipated lower eve hsvI
oe<n TeA-aS1
Cheer ap and speed y, and Ia Ia
spring we nay he able 10 paint ur
dress % and I'll up on the prodset
4 honest ard Justly remunsratSd labor
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
THE co>r or PHILANTHROPY

America went 20 Europe ~nr the
open hard Of a philanthroniss whcsc
were ineSAaustbie. She sur
sriSed the people Of every nation with
her prodigAl i~iberslIty and created
among them \ halisg that in the sreSt
republic across the SEAS there was
wealth equal 20 a Croesus or the lucas
Of Mexico and Peru Our prodigaiits
in financing the war made all Euroqc
iizzy. and as a result there are now
millions of people awaiting an crrof-
tunity TO come TO America. the Mecca
# their hopes. little realizing what
such an isfox viii mean 70 them and
to US
The haiiucination has cbsesssd ret
onay the common people. but those In
higher places who are to al cppe&E-
noes accepting our prorered aid in
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Secretary Of TIE Treasury Hoastez
has Informed the senate that tie United
states AUST LIT seven billion nxc
hundred million dollars worth Of o.
LEGATIONS IN = next tve years a. WI
a. finance the ordinary activities Ct
the government That : an awful
lead 20 lit. Why not try letting every
one lift one. aad for those who 90
Tot exre TO- It's nd q lifting there
are plenty q volunteers who All lift
on Tor taens ard pay the government
Tax
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Tnprers vii quit uatfl prizes 50
N axaln-+ SaIa Dave MeH Eese. whe
has been quite active n tie irsppirs
business n. sast few ear says ta~
Humboldt star. I vii net eotAsa
trapping any more tbs sezs9a excrpt
TO g, enough - hnizf maktag
NY daughter a eat The fsr buyers
are responsible for the los prices FzFs
are becoming scarcer al tie TIM
rzppsrz ALL hv Of thls winter AID
next year f1rx al b higher tat
ever. Animals vii increase and tap
pers r4n then SAKE sore mon.y
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

nan in Ely was noticed wearing a rei
ribbon eonsIicaolslx tied 81 q. index
singer OF his right hand
What Is that for asked = friend.
Ny wife tied that On 50 ! ~Hoeid rot
forget 10 uFu q letter Ter hsr sid
ne merchant
Well did yea maiI IA ps< sbe
next question
So she forses 10 sse IA -
was tie nply.
Charley stephens q saars Nex- i
one q rhe cid bunch OF hare riding
eatiIemen Who remembers the days
when a good saddle horse was conSi1-
cred the dnest mode Of I-ocoIaotlor -
carry a mar across ne country. lie
can relate. when "a the bansor. uan4
a good story 81 the days whea he
men fo-le the rangs and handled great
buachss 81 cattle hsfore the harbea-
wire fierce and homssteadsr were pop
ui&r. While in Ely THIS week Mr..
stephens told = story about , cattle
ON nsr he Was working fer and - Ms
drst trip 10 ogden = sci a fUnc. =
cattle
As ChaFlty tells IL tie boss took =
few Of his riders along 10 shoE them
4 time. and when the cattle Were IN
loaded from the cars and TIE saddle
~ a. =.
p svNH = '" ~ H
a l@s P
rs @eAa4i.s- @Na 49,
n a-e ~-3A 81 q Nts~ $50 @a
Nse fasteta eat4 10Y : f-FA'1 = et'.
tNtN se~ 3e'A- Rf
y l'@fAts aenA Al4A AAs &
IS lar a TIE main .ine Nnlea AZ t2s
tihfs AS the SNAe-sn racine F4tA.
- GA4e .. gre &H An t-t- t
sAppanE epach eeer 70 : ecAfls 81 Is
-
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

oia-Eorld Diplomacy j. net szsiiy
Understood y tie Amrrsczr people. n
America re zre apt % strike straight
from ire shoulder. but the European
with his diplomats skiii wsnS where
~ fan. AMI these whg take 10 stock
D. hrs statement nlsF have = verified
~ taxing a summary q WaTh affairs
during he zst fnar yesrs
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Many towns that lave been obliged
10 rasie taeir valuations i Increase
their rate q taxation are finding 4
harder thar yer . collect taeiF taxes
ard ars borrowing mercy 70 meet r
rsrt xrenss These are days in
which god hu2nelers IN town affairs
are needed. zn3 net Zcrs s-tTensonsis
thar right here IN Ely.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Ioss Andersen. manager - t#e
SeAms-NoGEu 90. Cleveland ranch. IN
sprins valley. was among those Nlo
cane IN 1ufing lie week e eompsete
arrangements Sor . marry CDristmss
Il TIE ranch.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

J. II Uolsa Tas a visitor ia p
Tuesday ard Wednesday. He brought
With him rs Tn1ag son. JACK - as
srms dental work daue AMI - Ia
sa1e tine affeHisd 10 bis Christmas
hopping
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

y Q Bates q he wnsea-Bstss coni
rany left FridaF u-rning Ter Venice.
Cal 20 SPEND toe Christmas holidays
Nlth ais family Shs are <pen1 n The
winter IN tns coast city
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

rraaels Tiera4n came ln frem san
nySite fast n oanss3aY and returne;
to his home THURSDAY. fakag with fiu.
his sister. MIS- Elhel who has ben
spadlnz n tfme visiting with rsia-
ties n -
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

dr. and Hrs. Y W. Fay and son
were dinner guests Christine :
da- of Mrs. Fay's brother. James Milne
and family II HcSiil.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Station Agent II. Y. Evans ard family
spsn, Christmas afternoon at hcGli.
guests Of Mr.. Evans brother. III. l..
-rsrs. Who Is satin agent a the
xrlelfsr city.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
ELY JOTTINGS

Mrs. L. \. Mcller left Thursday soT
Southern California. vhere she expects
70 remain for some time.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
Devotional Services IN
Ely District Churches
-. bartholomew. ,harcs.

lfely comnfnainn first SUNDAY si
month al Il a m morning prayer -Ea
Tltany other sundays AT u g. n tyf -
ing prayer every Saniax = "a p "a.
sunday school Every sunday ar : -
= ~.
Methodist Epf~~ePsl sksr-h
sunday school every SnnaaT g.
a m.
Catholic thareh >~rstc~~
Ely mass sundays s2A a. RS Nr-
GIN mass sundays $50 = - Ruth
mass sundays 10 = . q IA FIRST ri
DAY eevotscns 80 ssA n 1se3
, m. MeGin - a ms 7te p p
Ruth. . p N
Service. az Chri>tfaa >si~s-~ Chsrch
At odi Fellows hail sunday. =
a. N Sunday scAoel % = m Wei
nesiay evening testimonial messing
Ts Reading roea rFisay frcrs . m
I'll 4 r n
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

The . Ct Mrs. Edit
No.ier as adm.nsstrstrIx for the es,a,-
Of =. A. Noiler. deceased. was approved
by Judge AcFadden In the dix,rtc,
soui. last "wednesday.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

The neubers Of the Elks Io.se.
l:ayed The role OF Santa Claus YES
to-day and many a home Was Ia.ss
brighter after the visit of the ;. n.r.
olsrr u. +. .. =
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

The temperatures during the Ia,
week. as indicated ~ the taernonss,a.
fell IN line with general prices ana
dropped to Eve below nothing.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26
LOCAL BRETITIES

Ralph Irwin II Duckyaief ~ a.
Ely visitor during the last wasl
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

ssrs. Fay. postmissress =, East Ely.
reports The volume Of Christmas oasi
nsss the Ilshtsst Ct any year daflne
her administration Of the efhce- There
xas a dseIied falliag OFF q both Ia
coming and outgoing parcel post. oss
n unusually large number Of post
and Christmas cards. The reason )
undoubtedly attributed % local bust
ness conditions which hss resulted IN
. temporary reaaetion q population
owing - residents having gene -
cher parts q the country during the
.dusi spell zad = general tendency %
.r.irsreh n tha natfer Z personal y
u~sHEItaHes
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

TAKEN from ry stcae in East KY
ReHinEtcz typewriter 10 A .szssi
Reward offered ? c Szraeiiy. Pei-
vedere Arts- salt Lake City. Utah. II
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Mrs. J. ". " sod and son Edward are
leaving this morning for Salt Lake
CITY. wher. they viii Join Mr.. Wood.
y TO IL at present employed there. aud
where they expect 10 locate.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

As<e Aniersor % sprsng sallsy gaS
fn TIE city thfs wek. coming IN from
ths Cleveland ranch 10 aat<ud 70 bash
ne=s glfh The AAaus-AeGnl Company.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

HenTy Ford. wanted a. 8 wttns>s n
the case Of Dr. Edward A Rumisy- CA
not be found Tie max be touring
Mexico with Lizzie" and NAY shoN
Up later with a record for h~iSh-speed
.Hnss that would u'ake a rcurteF greer
with cry.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

The News Ia delivered hy mail q
~ carrier 81 ~ Per =
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Midnight mass was Celebrated ~ The
Sacred Heart church Christmas Eve
This - the second time the mass has
bttn surg at midnish, In Ely. me
service vas well attended and the sps-
ciai music by the shoir was ,hoFoEsh-
u enjoyed.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

III , NhitnoFe arrived u Ezy Asf
night after sn extended trip whica TOOK
hfm Fe SeE YoFk and Boston Mr.
yhitmore al sP%na lie holidays wIth
his father ami mother here after whIca
he ~fI leave Tor san Franeisco
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Aiex kelek~ek saspendsA operations
* his -tne On Cgese ereek last Friday
and s~osfneyed irf0 E1y % spend chrixt-
a It - > 1rsf time ] have spent
'Chr1xtzas IA the cay IN ten year
saf3 Mr.. Kolcheck. ~tu. I have about
forty chickens sn8 = whole
xsss sf Shatsta11s tres al iae rice -
vhy stray Away fron saeh ssig.tf-l
sarTcrzds1gs
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

}. Il Dolan and Frank NorteB Wers
y asstors N the clly during tne xuk
coming ia fusua Aarnm Ia ~snslIoonrne
t. Est supplies fsr their ranches
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

T r Nahen caus "a fron CHERRY
Creek last "Wednesday 10 transact soEns
r4sEaFss - Els captsla sl4heu Saya
That things aFs slow around cssrrz
crssk ast insincss IN his chosen lire
81 mining j. extremely raist
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

Billy MalshM came IN fTeHa -
Ezch OF Ccnr9rs pass "wednesday aud
spent = few days in Ely.
Eaiph irwin Of Dpek~atsr Waited
Eis last week ar was registered AZ
TIE Northern wednesday.
:. 4 Nahan. a vsil-kao~n mlnins
man Of Cherry Crssk ~as IL Ely dar-
inz D. week On mining business
Ea Robson came IN from rs Spring
.xaasy nn.h Thursday 70 bring in a
laad = prolere fer the Ely market
suy Tidbsu. TIE former Hah aler-
chant 40 j. nos heated ~ Arrow
Rad wa-a visitor IA Fly hst NoaaX
y. -. Land ans IN from tae Var.
msne Friday last an spsnt the Christ
mas halFiaF visiting Waah friseds la
.Elr.
Lows \ HeIisna o. sprins sans
.pent a feU DAYS 81 tie eIfy during
The we.k 90 business connected NItH
h6~ ranch.
l.oals a Yslana of spslns s@Ils
was among these who found i n~ces-
ay 10 visit tie ceGnfy sat aurtnz
The last week
Mr. and Mrs James : Bennett Il Edf
s~.re Christmas guests ~ tn@ homs
OF their daughter. Mrs. WILDER Z Llu-
slsv. a. McGin-
II p Woodward sf salisAa Col ..
fh4 Fargsfnss hoIf4aNz EHs=
ting his brother AMI farily. I'd
Westward e Ely.
J. Il Dosan and Frank Norteu Ners
y -estors IN h city during tne Suk
coming IN fusui Aurnm and ~snslloonrne
a. ct supplies fsr their ranches.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-26

she ram nieaas 81 Reg Muszrove.
Nhc Bsfsrssrt IN operation for ap-
~ nifciNs r. the It's Sgrrscal hospital
aAz.at ten HaTs axe wHi be PLEASED -
i~ern thst re aHs recovered 10 tie ex-
tert tfar ~e All ee able &c leave tse
nc<plt4l fcEerFow aH1 L - earnestly
bored tat - MI sasz be restored
L. rs fcraser rsot heath