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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

GnglanOer beleiOigeH OSer ami eli.
men 5ran5Oien bcrnnterbiIfea
i0llte.
sSA bin itOlj aui meine nltt
1amilic. Sie Cranes iino gut &c
ngg fir mid, nnb idl oeHfe, Hnicre
WaREer iinS 10 geidleibt uno MI
icrc franen 10 bHb6 ME bic ir'
geno elmer Samilic. Aber iOaie
Sns Gin Brnno ieiu, mcsGalb id
biz Smitbs 6nTeu, bic %rnl0ns
njcocrfnalleu uHo Die HobiHiUHs
pCrprHncln iClte?
nGic ridltine Art ser Sefe il
2 4 Z - q licgt in Der !60flid p
fit, nidt in eiucm Dul1Gyeg
Gieora mad &orrang. Sc9f0lb
BIN ID in Ocm5inue, mic Scr Hlua=
6rnf BiclfGdl reoentet miro, uidlt
fijr ogmcricn Tirit". @enH MON
abcr oamit meiut, ot6 AmerifG
Oo9 ertc 9aao iriu iull in
6ilfa bereiti daft Inn Z IL
IN nj ntcnmirfeu in onten
VI nnicrcn, in Snnit rms ge'ii.
ieridlnft nnO alien @itcru Der
SHltur, -onnn bin nndj i'd fir
~ merica Tir ~,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

Wis be ocal Lraypcn i,jncr
}.,.t 9lra g'sl5.eH uauid:rten uHo
" Ger ac.ritcn tact yotp.li a..<
aer.itn @aHesa e..r ..e cuf ota
trrsen .nr. a.ojia .r Go.aHa2 Dor
jl5ee ~yautea QeitUiiti
u!tro,. AND oils 6a.lu 81. o-tt aci
Ul!adr1 ss.s aa.,r a.la9r0ac IA:
lem. 0aG oee @1a'ec 5~tr..yst w,go.t
ioIl.en, 5s~aan 0, Qt.t.. ae 4rou2
aauoa 4.seIt in a..r.ta ,at,H
~5se. ..oaJlaa yu 81 a.st3Hi 0a3
Die Ig.f dei 1..9 al. A.y@gsrclt
arl -lea ind .-l I.mlHi9,1t cir
len 9}dtcom51ttSnisu pao 9E.utlw
foruiute r,at aus Dem @~.Htertaltt
1df.enH,, oaue i;@ CT @ciaar Orr 10
iort,qrl H:nr.6tas3 MD Der 3ery3-
rlunQ oc. ais @;@t.r alt tcnl6ten ii.
qent6um5 ausHtil6cu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
@nnOertjabrfcisr scr prcnfiidleu
Gnnoiadcrct.

Ole preltbiid)e &onoIagerei bcqinQ
Sen @cNeuFtoQ hires hu lotrtiQhriqcn
@eItcbeu3. &pn 5uitdt oiQcr Seitc
nur0e oui sic &2roiHite 0as @0n0iG.
gcrfcrp$ binQetpieicH. Bur Seller
bcS Cages muroeiI sic gicn'tlcbGu.
81 Scr 2ouoi0aerci in Berlin lmo
bic 2onoi09crld1ulcn nit ocn prcu,
6iihCn Tdrbclt ncidlmiift Eurd
0nbiaetl5oroer bonn 80. Ge5ember
1920 wuroc oo$ ~preubiidle @enbor-
merieforp3 inS 2ebcl qcrltien. Mit
bcredti9tem StoI5, 10 miro berpor-
QebobclL blifc 0a5 aorp5 nli oie Or
folae. Die linn audl INNER Die 81
icntlifc Nnertcnnunq mo 6os Ser
troucn Ser @cb0lferunQ ciuqebrodt
hattcn. IS lei 81 eruortcn. oar
oic @orp2 0urdl ieinc 3lucrIdiiiafcit
rno EiIid)ttreue ullf mcitcrbin iidl
ais cine StiiGc 0cS StQot&mciens be.
mGhren mrr0c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
Scr &rutprei9 in @icn.

ga Die @GterQco.Itcn ii M:en
ncitere &obuer1obu1Qcu m~riuuIc,l,
f1n0eu Inn @jcnQ WnNIcin0crut Ser
bauolunQcn pcqen Crh6mmn 0f3
&rotprciie3 itott. G;e 5'eetrrunaS
rcrtrcter erf!0rtcn, >oB 0te Heaie
RING u,t uob bl3 sum WIonQt
Mars 1921 bic bishr:i1en it|aotild)cn
3uIdiiiie iiir Sen anfolf non @rot
un0 9tehl SIT lcji5cH .a5aloe lei,
Die ooonrh mlouatI?ibl ne GrA0'
bung 0c2 &rutprcli,s socroc nad)
Giufomtcn uno &erm60cu u9gc.snfi
mcroen. pic u%ir.ihcit.l.l |idr.olIt
rem &reiic Bis 81 c;1cr1 Sohre2cin.
fomntell uon 10000 &concu loGcr
bon Ger Grh0bumQ ts'~1hrt BE;
bon
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

Gmrit Der0ammt Der QrGiioent
feline e:gene arbc.t in 8lris mo Gilt
81, DAB Der 5dmn5pegtrag O0n Der.
iaiue5 n.dt Zen OIucrnoen 6rieoel
5r.ugtg. nod Bic n@clt }lln lidprcr
Sort Der Ien.osras.e geitalten" miro.
Or bl.clnt faft id1. 1aB Hidt EN-
c:u}.ec5 isiner m~aeJGdTu &r.eJa.
..a crre.dt Wor0c1 tit.
Is lit cine Srou,e oe5 5dif'ols,
1af cer 4to.n, DIR flo }lnt 8ett,r
0er G,lt. Sur ar56ten &svi5nL.dtat
Der Ge-a 6tc adtse aufityujHgcu f5H
ra, u1rs CIR ouf elf9t nctreH Yrn
j.p;cn t-i5aa9cL fl;rj nor iSntni
u ..'H-s1s-. l ro0 Ger @'!.5a1Ht 'ii|
e .Hsaa-n ie5t, icH T:astO ~.
fcgtlG r. tercru.cll.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
Nnlrrica firit! SIN 6uttn
aber ni6t in SOien!

Or folgen0e mumoerDoa Id)0re @r.
tlfcl eridJien in current Cpilrion".
Gr Itantmt aus Der 6coer bon Or.
6rarf Crane, ejncm Ser popular
item Iage&idlriltleiter uuiere5 Gan
0e3. @r entbGlt 10 luGe mo cole
@e0onfer, OaB mir Qcrne mod)telr, er
tpitr0c ltid)t MIR in o;e 0elttid,c, iotr-
bern al dral alien ou0ercn ntoSerneu
Sprod)cn ilbcricBt rer0eu, hauptiudls
lid ms 6~r0n5Giiidec. Solte 2lr.
titcI lin0 eS, bic 3lrr &0lferperi0h.
ls,sng beitroQeh Ser Ole &0lferper-
brjtocrlutg folqer FAM:
DWtctn &ntcr nno mcinc Wltttcr
iUnrcn Ymeritancr, iOucit idl tic
bcrfplgcn fam, iunrcn n0c mcine
&orfahren nn%uerfdlIfJte, bier ami.
gctund6cne Nmerifnncr. las lit
Ger S~nnptarnno, luarnm i'd mad
relfIidtcr llebcrlcquug erfldrc oni!
i'd Der GrOpn0Nnbn nidJt btipflidl.
te, md in sen 9iuf cinitimmc:
nNmcrien f%irit!"
pCGS lit nidlts ais o~ifcnbnrcr
GoDi@mn9 llno nntjpunlc Gitcl.
fcit lit ncrooe 10 p3bclhoft vic icoc
nnScrc. Gitclfcit lit Gitcltcit nno
ctluo9 Nicori0cS.
rH@nrum Gin Wcuidl, Ser n0s3
fiir i'd 5uiHmmcnrnfft, NIT icincm
Wcloc nno icincr GSnmilic prohft,
i'd itbcr nn0crc lucnincr uom WlWf
SrNitn'tigtc crhebt uno lid mic Git
NiucI bcnimmt, pafelhnft gcunnnt
cine HtntiDn ubcr, bic iidI ocrnoc
10 bcnlmmt, ais aroR uno nobel
0crlthmt perOen iolltc, onS ucrmng
i'd uidlt ~cininichcu.
vGs aibt 10 ctlunS luic rationale
%el d cibenheit t. Die Glncn-
idaftcn, sic Cincn Mnnn snrn
Gentleman maiden, f6nncn fir cine
Nation nidlt nlS SdnuSr nrltcn.
ScIb'tbeidrrGnfnnN, N0flih.cit,
NiIfabcreitidlnft hcn SdliundIcn il.
MiScritnnS Sen @cmnltinmcu &c.
%NcnNhcr, outer Minc nnS Sclhit'
lUlNfcit ucrocn and bna Stcrnrn.
banner nidlt %Cntcbrcu: CO Ut cIuc
ucrfchrte NuiIniInnN. MIS- Smncn
Den fir cincn Stnnt hinfnitcllrn,
mas mir an bcnGin3clncn ais TSch-
Ter Ocrnrthcilru. 3A bctrii9cu, III
DrOhcn, III prnhlcn uno III Uru-
ten lit inr Gin %plf bon elmer
Million Scc!cn acrnSc 10 nnpni
Icno ipic fir icbcn GiusrIncn.
oNnrnm iOnte Nmcrifn purnnS.
itcbcn? Sdicbt Gin muhlcriuocncr
Wnit bic iibriocn WGItc inr Scite
nnb icbt iidr nn Den bcjtcn HlnE
nn Scr Snfcl? Niihmt iidl cine
iuirflidlr CABIN, onf tic nit ihrcn
Nndlbnrn nidltS III thun fubcn
molle? @crnSc iueil idl Gin mcifcr
Nmcrifnner bin, m0dltr i'd icScu
Ncncr 10 Grrcdlt bchnuoclt ichcn
mic mid iclbit, nuS Gin Wcrifa
ltcr. cin I%uStnncr, Elm InpaRcr
uNcr Ghiucic iollte Siciclbcn %ur.
rCdltc habcn, Idl mddItc, hoi' mc'u
Nouo Der nrnfc %ruScr fir Sic
NftlucIt icin iou, nidlt Der arpHc
FruhIhHnS.
sd mDdltc, ouf nnicrc TleoGc
@crcdltiafcit bcocutct nrN gdltruo
'nr icOen Trrmocn iunrrbnlb mn
'crcr Hrcuicr Ncrnnc mic fir ichrp
Nlcroc5orcncn. ,Idl hcoc cine mi.
rid'f'nc Virbc Ut Ymcrito. cinti
chri'dlcn Stuli nri icirc Nrrnn-
ncnic,oitcu. ID nd,ir uno ititc lei
nc %nItitHtloneu, nber idf sunu
ridlt ccritrhcr, mnrnm id ScShnl6
clncn Gcntihcn mifn hten, ciucm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
g8idltio lit baS 3euonii Ses nnc-

rifoulihen @roB HEnouItrieQen
s. bn Sc @up. Scr U~tittelcuro.
pa. BlIebt llngarn bereiit lno tiileu
noFfea1n @ricf AN oen ncllQcm01l
ten Trdiiocltcn &aroiu1 Qcid)rie
ben lat. }porin IS Gcibt: IS Qi6t
Geiteu Irieocn. Die 4 &unftc limo
ldmutI,h oerlegt. $50 lit ). 2. sic
5eIbitb, rrmutng Ser 0~o&tidpn uno
unQorr, bic unter irent0c @crridmit
gerietbcn2 Ole Cut,ntc pcrInuQt
phaltaIiiasc GntIdl00.QuuQ9 Slm
mon, lr1arcn0 europa ocrhunQcrt.
JrnHB0ii5d'1r &lnperialj9mt3 u1to Gin
naiub3rjidrr 1Srieoe haltcn cS rpcitrr
I'm Hric9apit0no. IS mare cine
Srnmf fitr on3 omerifoniide &nlt,
mcIm Is sic llcbcI ictt nidyt bcicitiQ
te. oic cS nlIeir bticitiqcn fam. Is
brnrdt mr. 5t ~ocrlonQcr. hnB CIT
ropa nbrii'tc, uuo SAB ooS l1ltrcdlt
qeqcn Oclttitlono d!gIbGrc. Nnocru.
fouS 'ou Nucrjfo icinc Mirth
ftcft&htlie n~crioqcH. 0te 6elltid)crt
GoIonicr Iouen 5~itriitQcqcbcn o0cr
elmer irteruot ;0noIcn @cruitoit
~a1rttcrNlIt ~rerocn."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

Lot object be, our Country, our
ra0le Country, and nothing but our
El9untry. And by the blessing of God,
may that country itself become q
qhzt and splendid monument, not
IF oppression and terror, but of wis.,
MaEi, of peace, and of liberty, upon
watch the world may gaze with
s&RliSattOn forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
eSm G~rsiebnnasmeien
itehen pir

Scr Stoaten biutcr 0ell meti1en 5iot-
tiitrtcn gtationgn 5uriid. Gos erflTrt
Den 95atiui5nul5, Die 2pndperjd!e,
Die Prohibition - ober e9 cntldpil-
1iqt iie Q1:dt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
;Sranfreid) 6ilSet iidl ctlpas onf

fcjnc %lettidbr!ae @s5urt5rate e:f, Die
gum ariten Y}ole felt &abr5e0nttn
tpleoer einnnal better otsgeiollen it,
&lber lit nidt ezra Ger StordL Ser an
hn 9olternb0uieru in GlIaB %otb
ringer uItct, oarQll Sdui02
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
.,2er EalmIl,ticoeI = int1 Nrr

Sdlwnto1 = 1T Elm QtiBcrfoLg. -
aber 6o5 9fotnlI lit GAIT, SEER Nrp
feiFor, e~lltlue0er tallgt Der Ii9eI nid55
o0er Der StrueI3er, uno 9Ict
jdlnlil}i Icidtcr ais @0t0l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

Sus peruidhenSitc llrthciI, onS ic
-in Yienid itber fem ciQclrc8 93erf
yciprod)eu. bat BroijoHlt g&lliou iibcr
fcirrn Erieoe1mportQa init NoEer
biut0nubdugicI QciaIt. III ser Not
ftuft an ocn gm;NrcB IN peIdNr ocy
Vrdii0ert Ici,re NctirmR oca QcnNin
fmuen 9&cidlmIle@ b~tlriluoet. ourdl
oen ooS Observation-Disclosures au1c
n1cicn lpiro. sc @crtuuQ pnu Me
FrIs9n iijr 0tc Armcc c,uNIitclIGn. his
one 1t0rIc Ra,'ercS @rere2 ouf t15.
600 @fnun rcNlt5,rt II. crtIdyt Mcrr
S8aliou, cr prrnloac nNshrr IN Ser
Sage Der Welt i'm o|llacmt;u9u nod
III ocu Wc0lrfmiien Ser 2>erP,m0ttr
St1ateu ttrc1 Mcdiel cn5untsu~. 0cg
ejnc &trt.lQ2rlsnd Wticrt2 itebtnNea
&Vres OH .p2uINcr ais Na> ltQtu
p0rttQe W}a1mml pou 2S00Oo
9o-u rtdtiertiRtu mir0e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
Milwautce Warft=S crldt.

i q. Grams & Sobn.


@ci abidiuB Ser A%bitimmmg miro
Die StInmen}abI in icoer @~pneinoe
Den aliiertcu un0 aii0siier.cn 6dupt.
mad?ten Don Dem Al2id}s3 nit eincm
crIlQpienQcr &erltt iiper Sen Mo1I.
101ia mjt9eteIit. @~ci5AIl0uA lit Elm
Norid!oG ijbcr Die in TteritleIien
nlttr %erild G6tiaIiH5 Sc. Mulen&
tHno3cbumG Ser G,aro6nU i0uic Ser
gee glpbiid)cn un0 mirrUoitliden
Gage ser Crtitai.cu ais @rcn5e
GentIflan05 aHHmrbmrrGr Ginie.
Sn Sen orei Ierten lit INNER mr.
pom Ser |immnr lie oote.
tie pote) Ole 9Ie0e. d. uon BEN
b it immun3cn EcGl$ mcitere
NcipeI5materiol lit olio iibcrfliii-
ii8.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
5ei,pbou = 3unmer 1893


2orgsujtern- icoen 8iensta9. uH2
-y.6g0Itrnr. ieoen Brettn9, portoz
fyel. bcIoe 8oAenb!dtier 3%uldntnlen pIo
SIbr fuT POW
Raa eHropa uuo Canada, aus
f1hcBlicl gegsu &oraua0e5abun8'
sertpirel; beioe 8oaeHau55c'sn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11
Gu9caHt leOeH 6reita8.

vraus9sber. Ste Northumberland.
N0oIf GuuoUtan, XU1ltoei'I.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

n5rlauO miro ME frei icin" ioBt
S4oqO George. Ga3 bat altd} Der brit
te George BON 0cn onpritanlit)eu 50.
soupet behollptet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

Yu esiten unb iid5eriteH III e, e1g
Sel5 ger Z oitunmetlun 4tonsp
ansrl. DE Der XOjluIellcr III 6rn Bros
1srgn Crtihaiten aIslgelien iaIn1, gu
bcrieupeu. Gberio gut mo lJ.aer mn
sc GT2re6dum et1unBcu mel,
r. SIC 05enteu in allen GrpreB5StGtlo
zen q-5IFeIen &eun El1n 0da sen
ser 8JIanipejiung ooer per GrpreBau'
reiIun1 audi. lii IS u!tjt n~otglpenot9.
va bg1rcfisrceu 8rlef regarrlren gu ldi7
fen, msun oi. 4nreic oeuti,d] 9tldltteotii
Il. geo. II, II odgclen &aurgelo III Den
srfcf, 10 iou & oieier itetj realltrlri mers
5en I'm i;d)ec gu lem, oo8 oeclelbe rlcqs
or'az!u Tur @~g!nieuomlGen III
oeafudsla 3iisfDerlttuNe iibernebnlsn
rr 4. ter,ci &eIdrt9ortlldtett. I'm
1ge uoyI N.oreEucrdlbetur8en uer8ele
af,atl &c rtrt ajc dlte ebcn'nIu0bl ME be
aeuc g25ioff;es au3ugcte!l, oenn lonlt
C5nnsn ioic ben giamcn in Den Sudern
aar ntd3, iinoen.
g2onel Groers oIrfcn ridJt. tuie od5
60 oft gtf6iebt. oils permetntiide Quit
s1ua 9urndbehaIten iueroen,
!cu6crn Ftnb in Den 9riefen bei5n@
tegeH.
q Grihung' erfoIgt MIR ourh aeroerung
hes S1tunls auf benz HbrebiIrelfen.
T6n doreHire einfab:
..s~tnrhfterr". 60 GrDTe, Wts.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

@ei6dftssGo ial:
~ 1coferasBebduoe 123 &tcW S1rdBe
"a gro6e. 8Is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

Eae ~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

"a GroIie, ocm II. 6c5ritor 1921.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1921-02-11

3u pttl pcrIanNt
Ntu'h. boii On ttjnt Stjegv}u at.
A&Gt toittu Sic OcWur
>o, ilootilc uauJGi. 1T bate ogl.
roh 3cit lthatt. uadlU NrcI2 Il
tirttu2l
Cb'& uutt' Nacdts3g &c
(uutcuN). Sic. VUHt.aNse,u'E.
lueuu lid) lest U,dit taD Ecar.G
Ser utrbottntn StGlt t0>GI "a.
id Sic eutIaNtll
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-09-29
WEAK, NERVOUS,
ALL RUNDOWN
Missouri Lady Suffered Until She
Tried Cardui.-Says "Result
Was Surprising. Got Along
Fine, Became Normal
and Healthy.

Springfield Monty back was so
weak | could hardly stand up, and
would have bearing-down pains and
was not we'll at any time" says Mrs.
D. v. Williams, wife Of well-known
farmer on Route 6, this place. Il
kept getting headaches and having to
20 to bed," continues Mrs. Williams
describing the troubles from which
she obtained relief through the use OF
Cardui. my husband, having heard
of Cardui, proposed getting 1t for me:
81 saw after taking some Cardut
that I was improving. The result
was surprising. l felt like different
person.
Later suffered from weakness
and weak back, and felt all rundown.
I did not rest we'll at night, I was so
nervous and cross. My husband said
he would get me some Cardu1, which
he did. 1t strengthened me My
doctor said I got along fine. I was Id
good healthy condition. cannot
say too much for it"
Thousands of women have suffered
as Mrs. Williams describes, until they
found relief from the use Of Cardui.
Since It has helped so many, you
should not hesitate to try Cardui II
troubled with womanly ailments.
For sale everywhere. .-.-- E.ss
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-09-29
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DENTAL NOTICE

DENTAL NOTICE
| will practice at
Chesterfield Mondays and on Wednes-
day Evenings.
Pageland on Tuesdays.
Mt Croghan on Wednesday morning
of each week.
Society Hill on Thursdays.
,heraw on Fridays and Saturdays.
r. L. McMANUS, Dentist
Cheraw, S. C.
The Chrnnicln 81 20 Il Ynar
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-09-29
New Goods Keep
Coming

We have the best values in Mems and
Young Mems all wool hard finish Metcalf
Serge and Worsted Suits we have seen in
years,
Young Mems Fine Weave, all wool,
+ Blue Serge Suits new style S29.75
Young Mems Fancy Striped, hard
finish Worsted Suits, new style
S29.75 to $3.50
Mems, Dark Gray, Extra Fine
Hard Finish .Worsted Suits,
Conservative sty lie, $3.50
Boys Blue Serge and Cashmere Suits, nice
selections, very reasonable,
Also good selection Of Mems and
Boys Shirts, from Sl00 to $3.50
Come in and let us show them to you, we
enjoy it, even if you don't buy.
J. S. BURCH co.
Variety Store
Cheraw, S. c.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-09-29

The Chronicle $l.50 Il year.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1921-09-29

DO DRAWING AND HAULING AT
ALL TIMES
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
WILL CUT OUT
STEEP AUSTIN GRADE

On the Lincoln Highway. some dis
lance west OF Eureka, there has for
a long time been a very steep and
bothersome pitch In the road, which
many automobiles have been unable
to negotiate. says the Reveille. When
Mr.. Harrington was in Austin q short
time ago. he remarked that he would
do what he could to have this bad
place taken ARE OF as oon as pos
sible. When he had completed the
laying out Of the Austin astgate sec
ton Of road. Mr.. Boyer, the engineer
of the State Highway Department.
made a trip over the road to Eureka,
and found that by changing the road
slightly, the bad place may be easily
gotten around. and that the cost
would be nominal.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL GETS
WIDE PUBLICITY

The following article Is taken from
the Journal Of Education, published
at Boston, Mass:
Douglas County, Nevada, has a
population of only 1900, no more
than a decent sized village in the
East, and yet 1t has one of the best
high schools in the country. The
Record-Courier of Gardnerville, pub
fishes a two-page illustrated article
on this high school. There r $50
square inches Of hign class illustra-
lions. There have been few city high
schools that have had as elaborate an
illustrated article as has the Douglas
County High School.
B. M. Aldrich, the principal, has
the record so far as we know. There
were 100 per cent Of eighth grade
graduates of June l in the high school
in September, and 100 per cent OF
the undergraduates of the school in
1919, were back in 1920. Where has
that been equalled? That county
high school has a gymnasium; audi
forum with a complete stage equip
ment including three complete sets;
Steinway piano; two rooms for do
nestle science laboratories, equipped
with both electric and gas stoves,
electric sewing machine, electric fat
irons, etc., two rooms equipped as
agricultural laboratories in. addition
to the farm mechanics workshop,
forty by sixty feet; fully equipped
physics and chemistry laboratories;
transit for use of the mathematics
and farm engineering classes, COM
mercial laboratory equipment valued
at $500. in fact everything that even
a large city high school offers in the
way of practical equipment.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24

In response to the many earnest
requests made by patrons Of the com
pany to continue the present daily
train schedule ON some Of Its branch
lines in Nevada, with suggestions 40
to Increase In business. J. II. Dyer.
general manager OF the Southern Pa
cifc Company Sunday by telegraph
advised the Public Service Commits
sion Of Nevada that the company has
decided to continue the service for
the time being, and that the applica-
ton now before the commission. for
permission to make the reductions in
service, il withdrawn. obviating the
necessity Of holding the hearing set
for Monday. Dyer's telegram IL a.
follows:
ION September second I requested
permission to modify branch line pas
senger service In Nevada account IN
satisfactory patronage. this matter
now being posted for hearing Septem-
Der twentieth. So earnest have been
the many requests made by q pat
rom to continue the present daily
schedule with suggestions as to In
crease in business that we have con-
cluded under the circumstances to
continue the present service for the
time being in hope Of Improvement
Our application Is therefore with
drawn. which will obviate necessity Of
holding hearing"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
MINING CONDITIONS IMPROVING

Salt Lake Mining Review: A large
number of old mines in Utah, Ne
vada, Idaho and Colorado are now
either being whipped into shape for
renewed production or else are being
investigated with that idea in view.
1t is a noticeable fact worthy OF repe-
tition that capital is beginning to
seek an outlet through the acquire
ment Of new partially developed min
ing properties. The number of engin-
GERS being called into the field for
examination purposes is growing all
the time. and an occasional deal is
being recorded. The future of metal
mining is thus growing brighter ev-
cry day. The ebb Of the tide has
ceased; the flow has begun.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
Nevada State News

Death Valley, that bourne for
which no miner longs. is turning
away men. For the first time in the
history of the Pacific Borax Company
1t is lot found necessary to maintain
an employment agency in Los An
geles and the hiring Office Of the COM
pany in that city has been closed.
There are more men than jobs. ever
in the undesirable shades of the val
ley where Summer temperatures of
1870 to 40 establish 1t as the hottest
place in the United States.
The Progressive Business Club Of
Elko was host during the rodeo to
LAT at a dinner at which Senator Key
Pittman. President w. e. Clark Of
the University of Nevada and J. M.
Fulton were among the guests and
speakers. Attorney Milton B. Badt
was POSTMASTER and during the w
ming Raymond Harris and Miss Peggy
O'Neil danced and a quartette com
posed of Messrs. Merithew, Hale. Lit
tlefeld and whitesides. rendered sew
eral numbers.
1t Is generally conceded that the
story that Sylvia Van Eaton. murder
er of Valores Weighall at Contact a
short time ago, had committed sui
eide by drowning himself in the Sal
mon river dam. was a trick by Van
Eaton to throw pursuit OF his track.
No trace of the mans body has been
found and 1t has been In the water
long enough to be found floating by
this time. Van Eaton Is supposed to
have left a note pinned to his puttee
by the place where he jumped to his
death. There is nothing whatever to
indicate that he really drowned him
self other than this ~self-serving note.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1921-09-24
PRIZES
AT ELKO RODEO

Elko. Nevada, Sept. 1s.-Whst was
claimed to be the largest and most
successful celebration eve held in
Elko. the annual rodeo. closed Satur-
day night after a four-days' program.
Agricultural exhibits. a baby show,
horse races and bucking contests and
other attractions made up the enter
tainment.
The stock show created great In
terest as nearly all of the entries
were exceptionally good. A herd OF
short-horns from the Warm creek
ranches and the Cazier herd of Here
fords which had just returned from
Sacramento where they made wonder
full show records were entered. Warm
creeks three-year-old bull. Imp. Cor
son Master, attracted more attention
than any animal in the show.
The junior champion heifer for
1920. Nevada Hope. again won nrst
prize in a class Of seventeen. Nearly
every one of the Hereford entries
were prize winners.
In the dairy section. j. w. Lear &
Son of Lamoille had an entry and
also H. G. Biegler OF Elko with his
Jersey herd.
Ardith, daughter of w. d. Arm
strong, entered in the one-to-two-year-
old class in the baby show. was
awarded first prize in her class as
well as the grand prize for the best
baby in Elko County. Second in this
division was awarded to Irma Rae
Crisley of this city. Other division
winners we're: Under six months,
Bertha Filker. first; Kenneth E,
Young. second. Six months to one
year: Bernell w. Hales, Jr., first;
Harlow A. CHASER. second. Indian
baby prizes were awarded to Ruth
Charles, first, and Walter Dan. sec.
ond.
Dull AlCdbu ~ PhOtO
graphs of the Elko County entries
will be forwarded to Reno for judg'
ing by the bureau of home extension
Nevada State farm bureau, as entries
in the State contest.
Coyote Oliver. a Wyoming cowboy
who is working upon an Elko County
ranch, took first prize in the riding
| contests Friday, the prize consisting
of a $500 saddle. Jesse Coats of Og
den took second. Leo Sepulveda
Elko County rider who won the frs
prize at the Ogden Wild West show
and who qualified for the finals oil
| the local track, did not place here.