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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05
COLO HILL OPERATORS
AMO MINERS AGREE


Following a conference with the min
ers of Gold Hill. Labor Commissioner
Ingram. Bulkeley Wells and Governor
Boyle. the miners and the representa-
tiycs CT the state and United Comstock
Mines Company have come to an agree.
mcnt in relation TO wage for the ensu-
Ing year.
The settlement of the wage question
on this important work at Gold Hill
means much to western Nevada. as
considerable progress has been halted
owing to the strike situation which
has been carried on the past few
mcnths.
Under the agreement signed by the
members OF the Miners Union and MI.
Wells the compromise wage scale WINS
adopted. a so cent per day advance in
the present wage scale is 10 be adopt
ed. dating from December 1, 1920, and
extending To May 81. 1921. Following
such date for another six months the
wage scale is to drop back approxi-
mate1y so cents per day. II was figured
that curing the time periods the high
cost CT living and other necessities will
have been adjusted allowing the pro-
posed production.
Thirty days notice is To be served by
either party on differences of wages.
During tho past week of conferences
the men have shown a spirit OF Just
ness in all Of the issues OF stake. while
Mr.. Wells has gone into the details of
the proposed new work with the men.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05
WoMAKs CLUB
ANNUAL YEAR BOOK

The Wor1an's Club held a most in
teresting meeting at the White Pine
county high school building SATURDAY.,
afternoon, November %, q full quota
of the membership being represented.
The meeting opened with the rendition
of a piano solo by Mrs. ]. +. Rocce,
followed by parliamentary dril. con
Quoted by Miss Mary Black. A vocal
solo by Mrs. Carl w. Terrence and a
violin solo by Miss Leona Walker. ac-
companied by Miss Gertrude Reilly.
were greatly enjoyed.
When the roll was called each plem
Der responded with a quotation from
a modern American poet. Modern
American Poets was the feature OF
the afternoon. Mrs. $. T. Spann acting
as leader. Mrs. spann gave y short
biographical sketch of seven OF the
modern American poets. In which she
was assisted by Mrs. William Neil Nc
Gill. who quoted from Robert w. Ser
vice; Mrs. Ross Finley, Ii quoted
from joyce kilmer: Mrs. George Ryan,
who quoted from Witter Binner: Mrs.
NJ. J.. Smith. who quoted from Alice
Brown. Mrs. James mclaughlin, who
quoted from Edith Thoams; Mrs. c. O.
Bonner. who quoted from Sara Teas
dale. and Mrs. J. i. Wcyman, who
quoted from Clark Barser.
The Year Book for 1s2o-1e2f was
distributed among the members and all
took a Keen interest in perusing the
| pre- gram to be carried on during the
coming winter and spring season. The
following is thu program:
October sO-Music, Mrs. T'ravel;
THE Electoral College q. a. White
ley: Music, Mrs. Barron.
November 13-social evening. Mrs.
Proctor. Hostess.
November FL ollcall. American
Poets; parliamentary drill, Miss Mary
Black: Music. Mrs. Torrance; Music.
Mrs. Reece: Modern American Poets
Mrs. spann. leader.
December 11-Rolleall, quotations.
a Musical Evening" Mrs. Clarence q.
Barron, leader.
January s-Annual luncheon; "Wo-
| mans Welfare" Mrs. Weber, music.
Mis-. Russell.
January 29-Rollcall. quotations
music. Koneta Torrance and Dana
Rumbaugn: Architecture Mrs. Proc
| tor, leader; music. Mrs. Duva1.
February 5-"Februaiy Heroes and
writer's parliamentary drill. Mrs. rur-
cell: music. Mrs. Smith; February
| Birthdays Mrs. Bonner. leader.
February 19-Symposium, Nevada
March 5-Rollcal1, quotations; par
hn.entary drill. Mrs. Marsh; Music Mrs.
| Sutherland and daughter; American
ization CT Foreigners Judge MeFad-
| den.
March is-Quotatlons from irish
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05

story Writer'S, Mrs. McGili.
May 1t--Rollcal1. quotations. Music,
kail kellogg. Book Review. Mrs. Fay
May 2s-Electien of officers.
The club officers are: President, Mrs
Josephine T.. Weyman; vice-president
Mrs. T. e. MARSH; recording secretary,
Mrs. }. Il. Reece: corresponding secre-
taty. Mrs. -. Z. Mcdonald: Treasurer,
Mrs. y. r. stong: press reporter, Mrs.
J. L. Miles.
The club members are Mrs. Il. +.
Arnold. Mrs. j. IL. Gallagher, Mrs. r.
y. Purcell. Miss Jennie Newinger. Mrs.
j. +. Miles. Mrs. ID. r. Stong. Mrs.
George w. Ryan Mrs. p. c. Mcdonald,
Mrs. Mary Berry. Mrs. C.. G. barron,
Mrs. II. II, Amens. Mrs. J.. p. Rum
bauyl. Mrs. ". W. Fay. Mrs. r. &.
Marsh. Mrs. NJ. l.. Smith. Mrs. l.. NJ.
House. Mrs. William Hogan. Mrs.
James mclaughlin. Mrs. s. r. Spann.
Mrs. /. Sutherland, Mrs. T.. r.. Knox.
Mrs. J.. y. Recce. Mrs. {. II. u.
Wheeless. Mrs. Robert Reed. Mrs.
George W. Jackson, Mrs. J. y. Wey-
man. Mrs. L. NJ. Clark. Mrs. Van New
man. Mrs. James 5. Bennett. Mrs.
Charles o. Bonner. Mrs. Franc NJ
Root. Miss Mary Black. Mis-. Q. Hoven-
den. Mrs. Louis Zadow. Mrs. A. !.
Proctor. Mrs. Ross Finley, Mrs. w. \.
Leonard. Mrs. y. II. Chaplin. Mrs.
Samuel e. Patrick, Miss Sabilfa
Howell, Airs. William Campbell. Mrs.
Ethel Williams. Mrs. G"orgc W.
Wright. Mrs. w. y. McGill, Mrs. ". II.
Bishop, Airs. H.. 5. ~Sturtevant. Mrs. -.
&c. Mcdonald. Mrs. J. II. Weber. ir.
Marie Michel.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05

taxes for the wear 1926 arc now due
ana payable at the treasurer's Office. II
one-hslf of said tax Is not paid on or
before Monday. December Q. 1920, then
The. entire tax shall become due and
delinquent. n a penalty of fifteen
10 per cent? per cent will be added.
losetLer with interest at the rate of
three t3 per cent? per cent per month
Until. paid. Cheeks on banks outside
Of Ely. vii; be received not later thai
November "a. Half of ms per cent
added TO the latter checks for cost Of
collection. Make remittance ayable
to
THOMAS A. BATH, Treasurer.
When rerftting refer to roll number
pate of first pub. Nov. 7. 1920.
Date of last pub. Dec. ). 1920.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05
Industrial Head May Hr-isn Position

The departure of George Smith. head
Of the Nevada industrial insurance
commission, for the coast leaves much
speculation as to the future head of
his department. While IL Is announced
that Mr.. Saith has not resigned. the
rumor has been current for some time.
and will net down. that his resigns-
ton is in although not Yet accepted.
say the Carson-City Appeal.
As business of Importance takes NJ.
Smith to San Francisco. 'and his family
has gone with him. it Is the general be-
lief thai he will eventually give up his
position with the commission and settle
in California, where ne will be called
upon TO lock after large interests. In
the meantime. speculation is rife as
to who will get one Of the best paid
positions under appointment by the
state heads.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-05
Report of the Condition of the
McClLL BANK

AZ East Ely. Ina the state Of Nevada. nj the close of business on No

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The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-12
PAPER IS -~~
 ON SALE BY THE NEWS

A shipment of typewriter paper, of the standard American brand, has just been unpacked at The News office, where it is on sale by the box or in any other quantity desired. The sizes include both legal and letter and the weights range from the lightest to heavy.
 The paper was bought right and is being sold at a close margin of profit. ........
 The News also has imprinted en- velopes for sale by the box and by the package-all sizes, from baroni- al to legal, white and colored, and bond and wove.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-12
FIRST PULP MILL
 CLOSE TO REALITY

That everything is pro- gressing fine at the site of the first Alaska pulp mill at Speel river is the word brot to Juneau recently by w. P. Lass and E. P. Kennedy, off, ficials of the Alaska Pulp and Paper Company.
 The splendid weather of the past few weeks has been a great help for construction work and Foreman D. A. Mead, with the assistance of his construction crew has been able to do good work on the finishing of the dock, the building of living quar- ters and general work around the camp. If nothing occurs to hinder the present plans actual contraction work on the mill itself will start soon and the machinery will be installed and start grinding by late fall.
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PERSONAL
1 H.ssHsHHs.HHH.sn ,

Two stages left Fairbanks for the Coast this morning, the two rigs carrying a total .of six passengers. Those leaving were: George Parks, J. A. Slippern, Vance R. Nc Donald, Dan Gillis, Jack Gil bert and Gillespie.
 Harry Patterson, mining man of the Chandlar district who left Fairbanks for the Iolovana two weeks ago. re- turned to the upper town yesterday and will take the next boat for the upper Yu- kon, enroute back to the Chandlar diooinos.
 Mrs. w. H. Gilcher left for Fairbanks yesterday.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-12
MARINE BULLETIN.
= 111 1se1H HH.HHHH

Panama, up Tolovana 5 a. m. on the l2th.
 Yukon, up Panama for Ne mana II p. m. on the llth. Alaska, up Ft. Yukon 10 p. m. on the 10th. Last re- port.
 Louise, down Nulato $50 a. m. on the l1th.
 kestrel, up Kantishna. Jacobs, down Ogilvie 9 a. m. on the 11th.
 Panama, down McGratn for Bettles on the 10th. Davis, at Gibon.
 Nenana, the Gateway to Mckinley
 National Park.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-12
CAN YOU BEAT IT.?

If your fur coat is any good at all, it is worth hrst-class lining. I furnish material and guarantee la- bor, all for SIS. Ring up
 D'ORSAY'S TAILOR SHOP.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-12

Henana. Alaska's Interior Fuel Depot
The Nenana daily news., 1920-08-12

the above paid 1920 interest will be charged twelve
 Section Chapter H. B. 35 All taxes levied the Board Of School Directors shall property assessed and such lien shall be other liens and enumbranc action of prop ey assessed shall be personally liable against such property and such taxes together penalties be collected in ton brought the of the School District court of competent Jurisdiction.
 CARL SCHMIDT, Assessor, School Board
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SOCIETY


Continued from preceding pagel
Airs. McCarter will return from a
short trip to Kansas City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Thomas went
TO Chicago today. to be gone the rest
OF the week.
Mrs G. T.. Bergson, Of Kansas City,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. r. Pax
ton.
Mrs. J. \. Heslet has returned to her
home in Washington. d. g., after being
in Topeka for the funeral of her
father, Mr.. George l.. Mason.
Miss Josephine Perry, who teaches
in the Agricultural college at Man
haitian. will spend the week end with
her parents in Topeka.
Mrs Harley Davis entertained the
Sansouci club at her home, 1914
Central Park avenue, this afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Webb Dis
ney. Mrs. Frank Golden, Mrs. Roy
Peterson, Mrs. J.. IL. Pudhope. Mrs.
Ray i. Boyd. Mrs. Harris Stubbings,
Mrs. BOYD Bailey, Mrs. Clyde HerTick,
Mrs. Allen Roper.
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SANTA FE NOTES.
Notes md personals from Santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone 353a

NelcS uhu personals from santa Fe
by Frances Jones. Telephone 35Sa
The Ladies' Auxiliary IN the E. Of r. Z.
VII have their regular monthly meeting at
the hall Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thierrv and three
little sons who are visiting Mrs. Thierry's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Lewis, Lime
street expect to leave Thursday for their
home IN Roanoke. Va.
X II; Allison. assistant general manager.
Is IN Denver, Colo. on business
10 zimmerman has returned to his work
IN the uphoistering department He mas
spent tue past three weeks I'm California lie
was the guest Of his brother. Mr.. John
zimmerman az Los Angeles aud also visited
various other points IN the state
Mrs irving Botkin and baby are expected
o. arrive from Atchison Wednesday even
ing They were called there last week
by the death Of Mrs Botkin's aunt
j. j; Stafford who has been nj M his
home has recovered aud returned 10 his
work in the paint department Wednesday
stephen Rccoh will come from, Atbnnne--
que this week to visit relatives here Mr.
,'coh has been IN with the influenza and
Il rrcuperating
ne last Friday evening entertainment
Tor thr present viii he given this week ~
thr railroad ~" u Will be mn evenin-
o. vaudeville under the direction Of Miss
Ihcima Huston. u -'iis
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Notes and personals from Oakland
by Frances Jones. Telephone $3.50.
Last night at supper time little Oak
land boy came to the table with a pair of
very. very dirty hands, and dirtier face.
ills mother Immediately told him to leave
the table. why" said she, YOU must
scrub yourself up little, wouldn't think
OF letting you touch piece OF bread with
such hands" The little boy made no at
tempt to leave When his mother again
called his attention-to the still dirty hands
tho little fellow looked ut her and said.
wei. that's all right, l didn't want any
bread, anyway"
The Suuflower Art club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
William Hawkins with nineteen members
present In two weeks Mrs. VIII Jessop
will he hostess to the club.
Mrs. W. 5. Amos. who has been IN at her
home. Topeka avenue, with the flu. is i'm
proving, Mrs. Amos is the sister Of Mrs
W J. Williams. 271 Forest avenue.
There VIII he an all-day meeting Of the
Frlendship-club on Friday with Mrs A. ].
RuInseh. 30 Harrison street. An impor-
TINT business meeting will be held.
Mrs. Allie Hopkins has returned to her
home. After avenue. Mrs. HOPKINS has
spent the past two weeks In Bentonville
ArS- ON business trip.
Mrs. 4. Morris has been III at her home,
Oakland avenue for the past few days.
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ALL BOWLING RECORDS BROKEN
Indianapolis Team Hangs Up Score of
3O5G-Scoond 1000 for Meet.

Peoria. Ill. March 24.-For the
first time in the history of the Ameri-
can Bowling congress, a second 5000
mark was hung up in a single tourna-
ment last nishg, when the Central al
leys OF indianapolis dropped 1856 and
incidentally broke the worlds record
for a high Individual game when they
toppled 127 pins in their final game.
The previous worlds record was
held by the Orange Crush team of St.
Louis and made on the Peoria alleys
ten days ago when they shot 1,113.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
MISREPRESENTATION
MALE AND FEMALE
wANTED-MALE HELP.
TREE TRIMMING

Shade and fruit trees trimmed. large
ones safely removed; fine elms for spring
transplanting; yard grading and sodding.
Phone 3376-J for Brooks.
Neutrality-suspicious. night hotel clerk,
$40 Mo, board and room; truck drivers.
$50 Wk:: Transfers, laborers. % farm
hands; IL married farm couples; cabinet
makers; molders; hospital help; kitchen
help; fry cooks; man and wife cooks: dish
washer. Furman's Labor Agency. los
West Sth.
AVERAGE $125 MONTH Railway mail
clerks. Hundreds needed. List positions
open-free. Write Franklin Institute, Dept.
131C. Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED-Boy over 16 years old to work
in truss factory. Smith company, G1S
Quincy.
OFFICE BOY about 1G years of age. See
Mr.. Stockwell. Southwestern Bell TeIe-
phone Co. J0G Central Natl Bank Bldg.
STENOGRAPHERw with clerical experience
Address 'Stenographer," care Journal.
WANTED-White cook at Y. NJ c. A.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Two large pieces of sole flea Their
- tan and green, between Topeka and Silver
Lake. Reward. o. krauss & Sons, 22i
LOST-Fox terrier dog. License No. 691.
Black spot on back above tail, rest of
body white. Name, Mike. Reward.
LOST-Pair of opera glasses between audi
forum and West ST., on Melrose car.
Reward. Phone Red 255S.
LOST-Pair glasses. between PeIietier's
and 514 Tyler street. Call $500 Reward.
FOUND-Valuable ring Address w. s..
Topeka State journal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-24
MUSICALE INs1R,.MENre

----~~~~--@--<~-~-@~>--
A. NJ AND T. c. ROE, 116 f. 9th street.
say: See our stock of new and used
pianos. players and the worlds most must
cal photograph the Aeoiion- Vocation. and
Vocation Record. We have not quit bust
ness. and any such statement Is probabiF
based on someone's desire but not on fact
Telephone $3.50 After p. call White
tSTa.
5000 LATE NUMRER Vietrola Records.
45c- 1. NJ. DIitz, 5i2 Kansas ave.
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SERVICES OFFERED.

FURNITURE repaired, household goods
packed for shipping, baby buggies, 60
carts repaired and retired. 2. Z. Weber,
230S Buchanan. Phone 503T W.
CISTERNS cleaned and repaired, pumps re-
paired. Drop card. o. c. Headlee, 1928
North Western ave.
GENERAL hauling, hay. grain, etc Long
hauls n specially. Phone 4516 N. 4.
PIANO TUNING by "A. J. King. $40.
Work guaranteed. Phone Black 1901.
ROOFING. REPAIRING, Tin and Pump
Work. Phone 4004.
CISTERNS CLEANED and repaired. o543
J.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
can give a good man a splendid district
agency with one Of the best old line insur-
ance companies with headquarters in To-
peka This is an unusual opportunity. Ny
office Will assist you I'm starting.
GEORGE T. STITT.
Phone 9Is or Blue 1927.
FOR SALE-No trades Grocery on West
side. doing good business. Leaving Kan
sas. Phone Us or call at 18th aud Lincoln.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


e richards TO B. F. Morrow, e. lz.- on
T. Young to NJ. f. Young. lots o-J-iV
biz > Prairie ave, kunkles add
Hirhiand ----.-.--.. 80. -
A T. HaHeu % l. Costello, W. = Sc
"A nc u SC. 4 S-13-1I. .-.....--s. L
A ~ Leslie to W. Il. Wilson, lois o.
s. Harrison St. Walnut Grove ~: 1
NJ : Gordon to NJ. f. Adams, lot 4s6 ~
s D, - Lane St, Kings add S'VVo
L G. Lowe to NJ. !. Meek, lots 3lO- ,o,
~ 9th ave East. Mulvanes sub -. l,4VJ
L N. Anderson to II. A. Beuham, pt.
NV Il 5-13-l5 ..-....-...
j. C. Wallace to A. j: King. lot 49l ooo
8 D., 80 Jackson St. Huntoons ADD. f,Ooo
A. :, J. t hips TO NJ NJ , Kings nie@ add $3.50
J. Ryan ,ot to ave- q; L' Ioildays add. 800
l. 81, r. II, ain Jackson st......! 1855
c T. Wright to F. T. Allison, lot 469'
n II Il Garfield ave-. Elmhurst
r Walker 10 J. ". Watkins. lots Az, 900,
T. C. Atwood 10 L. W Myers. lots
a'i23-2J pit. y Lincoln St. q. q 3 c.o
add -----.-..--. .-.'' :: Wv
o. 4. White to Z. A. Van Es. see ooo
record -......-::-.---.;. 49,; -'VoV
T. Wood to r. T. Brown, lot 40, s. y 80
Il Quincy ST., Ritchie's add ...-.-:: sou
W. s Colvin To l.. w. eager lots 9-lo
blk l. Auburndale ...........-.-. 1
w r. Jones to c. Hawkins, lot O59,
sherman ave. Irving Place. -----.... 10
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JUST ONE LIKE THIS

SIX rooms. stories. rooms and
hall down, 3 rooms and bath up
Chased rear porch Maple floors
down. front room white enamel finish,
other down mahogany. upper, hard
pine Full cement basement. hot air
furnace, east front. liz los. barn for
car. A good enc in 1900 block. Lin
coin. South of Huntoon ear.
This week only. s5.250.0G.
SG1O IL THOMAS
sos Kan3ss A.-o s1ss,fse ~zs
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WILL ARBITRATE RENTALS.

Chicago Landlords and Tenants Get
Togczllcr- 10 Work Out New Plan.
Chicago. March 24.-Representa-
tives of Chicago landlords and tenants
met today to work out details of a
plan for establishment of district arbi-
tration boards to settle rent disputes.
Real estate men, tenants and land
lords will be represented on the boards
and advocates of the proposal declared
that majority of the disasrecments
over increased rents would be adjusted
by arb .tratfon
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WANTED-sALEsMEN

SALESMEN-Ten dollars a day to start, to
men with cars, who can drive rural
routes and sell to farmers. We train you.
Permanent connection with large corpora
ton. Address Sales Manager 434 Lathrop
Building, Dept. 81, Kansas City. Mo.
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FOR sALE-PoUITRY

FOR SALE@Mottled Ancona Cockerels,
also eggs. choice. $3.50. utility. $3.50 per
Is Ruehrer & Son, 2T33 California Ave,
Topeka. Kansas
FOR SALE-Golden Seabrfght Bantams.
18th and Randolph street.
FOR SALE-Thorobred baby chicks.
Phone PISS White.
SINGLE Comb Reds Eggs for Matching.
Kline. White 1898. 1885 Roswell.
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WANTS
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

ADVERTISING RATES: The rate for
,DSsrting Waut Ads in The Topeka state
To,,rnsf ts l cent word each Insertion 7;
minitnuin 10 cent? b. the week eents
lsgord minimum 80 cents.
COUNT THE WORDS OF your al incluu-
tn0 four words for State Journal addresa
when address is used count each initial
tettsr and zach number or combustion o.
figures as one word Az.
classified urot,erIy must be In The State
Iournai office before 1920 O'Clock want
Ada received after y 80 TIL Il y ~. wiz ~
Classify. . 49,. ~.
accoInuanied with cash or check In run
- ,,,,,s,t ~ The same Note the foregoing
Instructions about counting the worcs eno
me rate Der word for The Topeka >ta ;
journal