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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26
New sec ,rcnm parlor In East III,

j. s. Squiers, proprietor of the
East Ely barber shop. has opened m
Ice cream parlor and can meet the
demands of the public in this popu-
lar line of entertainment. His place
will be open daily. including Sundays
and evenings. and in addition to ice
he will serve soft drinks. lie
also carries a line of confectionery
Mr.. Squiers invites the public pa
tronage and guarantees satisfactory
service. The ice ceram has already
proven popular with a constantly in.
ereasing demand. The new estab-
lishment is located across the stree.
from the East Ely cafe.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26
ELY JOTTINGS

lLIpI ILL JOI
c. X. McGown of West Columbia
Texas, arrived Tuesday night for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Craig.
Ross c. Finley returned Thursday
from Oregon, where he was recently
called by the death OF his mother.
DIR. James Cryst arrived last week
from Chicago and will remain during
{, the summer vacation at the home of
his father, II. p. Cryst.
Mrs. ID. {. Bascom and sons Cal
and Mortimer and daughter Martha
are planning TO leave next Thursday
for Pittsburg, Kas.. where they VIII
remain during the summer at the
home of Mrs. Bascom's mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bryce Brown are
receiving congratulations on the ad-
vent of a son, born at the Ely Sur
gical hospital June II. The new ar
rival weighs nine and one-half pounds
and has been christened David Henry.
The Quiet Times Bridge Club was
entertained Wednesday by Mrs. Doris
Duval, rhe players besides the hos
tess being Mrs. II. A. Davidson, Mrs.
y. w. Fay and Mrs. Frank Beverly.
The high score of the evening was
won by Mrs. Fay.
Truckman II. T. Nichols has con-
fracted to move the machinery and
other mining machinery purchased
for the Freiburg mines. The ma
chinery will be shipped TO East Ely
by rail and then taken overland to
the mines by truck.
A. f. Drysdale. who went to Salt
Lake City recently. returned Tues
day evening. accompanied by his
daughter Minnie. meeting the lat
ter at Salt Lake on her arrival from
Los Angeles. where she has been at
tending high school.
Superintendent r. j. Duddlason of
the Nevada Northern railway has re-
word of the advent OF another |
son of which he is the parental
Eranddaddy. This is the son born
June 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dud-
dleson at San Lois Obispo. Cal. de-
spite his growing responsibilities as
a thtfd dtSltt EIdHuldtHtI tHt 6t-
NAL railroad superintendent appears
10 grow younger with each recurring
incident.
Edwin Friend. son of Gus Friend. /
Is nursing a broken collar bone, the
of a wrestling bout with an
other boy at the Georgetown ranch
last Monday. ''Toughy" says il wa
a tough hold the other lad got on
him, but IL vas all in fun and there
no intention of so nearly break
ing his neck. The fracture was re-
lueed at the Steptoe Valley hospital
md active Edwin will be under the
necessity Of being reasonably quiet
or a while.
Mrs. James A.. Kirkham returned
Thursday after a visit of several
weeks in Portland, Ore. and vicinity
Mrs. kirkham says that Portland is |
making active preparations
or the worlds fair to be given there
II 1925, present plans including rev
passenger and freight terminals nj an
of millions of dollars.
Extensive work is also being done on
he highways leading into the Oregon
metropolis. and in addition To insur-
ng their permanent excellence these
'fteries of overland travel are being
with miles of roses planted
IN each side of the drives.
T.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

e. X. McGown Of West Columbia
Texas, arrived Tuesday night for a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Craig.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26
Hauling Lake Valley Mill Equipment

Truekman II. T. Nichols of East
Ely is engaged in hauling the mill
equipment and "a large number of
settling tanks from East Ely 10 Gey.
ser. In Lincoln county. for the Lake
Valley Mining Company.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Deputy Sheriff Dave Mclean left
last Saturday for Reno to attend az
a representative from the Ely lodge
of Odd Fellows the annual meeting
o: the state grand lodge, in session
III that city this week.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Ross c. Finley returned Thursday
from Oregon, where he was recently
called by the death OF his mother.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Jack Krotzer, Herman TietZ and
Oscar Siegel made n trip TO the new
discoveries i'm Spring valley this
week. Work on the Rex claim is re-
PORTED to be opening up the vein of
high grade and several sacks of the
rich ore have been taken out by John
Tilford in his work of uncovering
the vein from the point of discovery
to the ledge.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26
DISQUALIFICATION

Carl F. Muir and wife of Hamilton
ere visitors in Ely Friday.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

The next shoot will be AT the Ea
Ely traps the morning of July 4.
The News delivered in ELY, Cent?
Ely and East Ely for 25c month.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

DIR. James Cryst arrived last week
from Chicago and will remain during
the summer vacation 1t the home of
his father, II. =. Cryst.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Al Marsh has been a visitor in Ely
during the week. coming in from his
ranch in Lake valley. AL says that
last weeks frost hit him pretty hard
on some things. but otherwise every
thing in the way of crops is looking
well.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fenton and
Edward James and on, Harold James,
left during tie week for a two
months trip to southern California
and plan to be in Los Angeles during
the time of the Elks convention. They
are travelling by automobile and Har-
old James will stop in Susanville for
a visit with James Connors. who was
formerly in the Murdoch store here.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Robert Roy Orr of Phoebe drove
10 Ely last Monday and returned
to the Lincoln county city Wednes-
day with his brother. Judge William
L. Orr of Las Vegas. who mad been
holding a session OF the district
court here.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

PERSOAALMENITO
Carl F. Muir and wife of Hamilton
we're visitors in Ely Friday.
Miss Cleora Murdoch left last Sat
urday morning for Il visit in SAL
Lake City.
Rev. Father MeNally returned Sat
urday last from a business trip &c
salt Lake City.
John Marriott and James H. Mar.
li;ott of Oeceola were visitors in the
city during the week
w. S. Elliott, owner of the North
ern hotel in Ely. left on Tuesday
mornings train for Salt Lake City.
r. A. Yelland and f. J. Meecham
OF Aurum and l.. b. Robb of Baker
were registered at the Northern no
tel Friday.
DIR. Marie A. Michel and her
nephew, +. Bernard. returned Mon
day night from Goldfeld, making the
trip by automobile.
William Biggane, cashier of the
First National bank, is driving a new
Dodge car. delivered through the
Lincoln Highway garage.
Arthur Millick and Ernest Randall
d. a., 4. L., ths. xra.1y f.O,,, fl.Afr a1af,ag
liz the new Spring valley district to
get supplies for the camp.
Mrs. Joe Collins left last Saturday
for Salt Lake City. where she will
join her husband. who has taken a
position there with n hardware firm.
John Lusetti and his daughter
Rosa came in last Thursday from
the Lusetti ranch at Steptoe TO at
tend To land matters before County
Clerk Oldfeld.
Deputy Sheriff Dave Mclean left
last Saturday for Reno to attend as
a representative from the Ely lodge
of Odd Fellows the annual meeting
the state grand lodge, in session
III that city this week.
Al Marsh has been a visitor in Ely
during the week. coming in from his
ranch in Lake valley. AL says that
last weeks frost hit him pretty hard
on some things. but otherwise every
thing in the way of crops is looking
well.
Robert Roy Orr Of Phoebe drove
10 Ely last Monday and returned
10 the Lincoln county city Wednes-
lay with his brother. Judge William
Orr of Las Vegas. who mad been
holding a session OF the district
here.
Dave Gershong of Salt Lake City. !
who is connected with the depart
of justice. was registered at the
Northern hotel during the week. COM
ne here on business connected with
he department. He left ON yester-
lay mornings train.
Miss Jean Jackson, daughter of
and Mrs. George w. Jackson.
Nho is attending the Emerson School
Oratory in Boston. will not return
or a visit with her parents and many
in Ely this INNER. but Is
the vacation season i'm Calls.
Miss Jackson, who is a gradu-
tie from st. Mary's academy at Og-
len, has one more year in the Bos-
on institution of learning before
her course.
Mrs. Ruth Alderman was a Wis
Tor in Ely Sunday and registered at
he Lincoln Highway garage. Mrs.
,ckerman is identified with the Chi
ago Auto Motive Association and Is
well-known writer on subjects per-
TO motoring. flying, etc. She
into Ely over the Grand Gen.
raj highway, concerning which route
,he said she was we'll pleased and
lad taken numerous notes for fl.
ure use in writing about this par
ocular line of automobile traffic, :
Sew ,~c .rcnm parlor In East FL,
]. s. Squiers. proprietor of the
East Ely barber shop. has opened m
lee cream parlor and can meet the
demands of the public in this popu-
ar line of entertainment. His place
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. W. Ball have taken
over the management of the Collins
hotel in Ely. This is one of the best
fitted hotels in the state and will
prove a popular place of entertain
ment. Mr.. and Mrs. Ball were for
some time in charge OF the Steptoe
hotel in East Ely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Narcotic Of
Nogales, Ariz., are renewing ac-
qnaintanee with their many friends
in Ely and are visiting at the home
of Mrs. Narcotics parents, Judge and
Mrs. d. c. Mcdonald. They are trav-
cling by automobile and were accom-
panied from Goldfield by Miss Pau.
line Narcotic.
Jack Krotzer, Herman TietZ and
Oscar Siegel made n trip to the new
discoveries in Spring valley this
week. Work on the Rex claim is re-
ported to be opening up the vein of
high grade and several sacks of the
rich ore have been taken out by John
Tilford in his work of uncovering
the vein from the point of discovery
10 the ledge.
----
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Fenton and
Edward James and son, Harold James,
left during the week for a two
months trip to southern California
and plan To be in Los Angeles during
the time of the Elks convention. They
are travelling by automobile and Har-
old James will stop in Susanville for
a visit with James Connors. who was
fnFmarIW in the Murdoch ctnro haro |
Peter Robertson, who resides near
Ruth, in Keystone canyon. has COM
menced suit against the Adams-Mc-
Gill Company i'll the sum of S2,759
for trespass. II is set forth in tne
fled by c. A. Eddy. attor-
ney for the plaintiff. that on three
different occasions sheep belonging
10 the Adams-McGill Company have
grazed Oh lands of Mr.. Robertson and
n mile of his ranch house.
The number of tourists registered
the Lincoln Highway garage the
last week up TO Saturday afternoon
was in excess of 140, and probably
this number o not include all az
this particular garage. as 1t is inn
possible to get all TO register. The
NiSitois VERT lTOHl dI parts OF the
coutry and the registration is rather
an index 10 the volume of tourist
travel through Ely and its import
anee from a business standpoint.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milne are re-
eeiving The congratulations of friends
upon the birth of a daughter, born al
their home I'm McGill Sunday after
noon. June 10. This is the third
girl which has come To gladden. the
a.ome of the popular secretary OF the
Maehinists' Union. and Jim says that
while he had rather looked for the
to leave him an assistant ma.
rhinist i'll the form of a boy this time.
sirls are always welcome at any time
ana II is perfectly all right with him
=
. Last Sunday a number Of gun club
fans went 10 Ruth and tried their
skill at the traps of the Star Pointer
Gun Club. A total OF SIS targets
were thrown. out of which the con.
testants broke 5t5 for a total average
of 1913. The score was as follows:
Broke. Shot at. p. c.
Wise -115 f25 5000
Eudey Sc 100 5000
McGiil SO 100 5000
B B'ss%s" = e .4sss
Proctor A. 30 9000
Karl --- 80 30 1900 /.
The mex shoot will be AT the East
Ely traps the morning of July 4.
The Nays lalivared IN Etv raptrar
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

We MhItc PING Nsws. 81 ner year.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Mrs. ID. {. Bascom and sons Cal
and Mortimer and daughter Martha
are planning to leave next Thursday
for Pittsburg, Kas.. where they will
remain during the summer at the
home of Mrs. Bascom's mother.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-26

Last Sunday a number Of gun club
fans went 10 Ruth and tried their
skill at the traps of the Star Pointer
Gun Club. A total of SIS targets
were thrown. out of which the con.
testants broke 5t5 for a total average
of .S573. The score was as follows.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
TOBACCO FAIR OPENED today

Aesday, chief among which will be the
movement to establish a hospital INIT
III connection with the Old Odd Eel.
lows nome at Eminence, KY, to be
maintained by the Grand Lodge and IN
winch any Odd Fellow in Kentucky
may be admitted for free treatment
Another important matter is the pro-
posed change of time for the Grand
Lodge meeting, it being proposed to
chahge the time to September for the
future. Probably the most importapt
Is the report of the Endowment Fund
committee which has been raising an
endowment fund of 100000 for the
Kentucky Odd Fellows Home at Lex
inston. This committee is expected TO
report the completion of their task at
this meeting.
Harrodsburg is making strong
fight for next years meeting as is
Lexington and warm contest is ex-
pected at Wednesdays session over
the next place of meeting.
Reports of officers show much pro-
sress in the order during the year.
There has been an increase of 1.136
in the year in Kentucky.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
CAAMBuN'S MOTHER AGAIN
TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE
Murderer Of Newman and Miss DOYLE
At Portsmouth, VIII Pay Penalty
OF Crime In Electric Chair.

Portsmouth, Ohio, Nov. Is. - Roy
Chamblin, q years old, who confess
ed to the murder of John W. Newman.
26 years old, married, shoemaker. and
Miss Louise Doyle, 10 years old.
church organist, in an uninhabited
cottage on Scioto Trail, six miles
north of this city, on the night of Oc-
tober q, made no outward appearance
or regret Monday when he was SEN
fenced to die in the electric chair on
February "a next
After his sentence Chamblin turned
to one of his lawyers and coolly re-
marked: "Well. Frank, guess it is
all over"
Just as the sentence was pro-
nounced Mrs Eva Easter Paris.
mother of Chamblin, who was in an
adjoining room, became hysterical and
attempted to jump fro man upstairs
window, but was prevented by parties
grabbing and holding her.
Taken to his cell, Chamblin lit a
cigarette and buried his head in his
hands.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
1921 TOBACCO FAIR
IS OPENED TUESDAY:
THRONGS EXPECTED
biggest Event Of the Fall Season In
Mason County Is Ushered In TO.
day - Many Attend First
Days Session.

Mason county's 1921 Corn and To
bacco Fair was opened Tuesday after.
noon at the Liberty Tobacco Ware
house and for the opening day there
was fine attendance.
The booth holders we're Just a little
late getting decorated and ready for
the big show but the majority of the
booths were ready when the opening
gong sounded. The booths this year
are arranged somewhat different from
past fairs and are most beautifully
decorated and arranged. They are be-
Ing used almost entirely for adver-
tising purposes. Some few are selling
soft drinks and other refreshments
The first vaudeville performances
were scheduled for Tuesday after
noon when all four big acts booked by
the Legion were to appear. They will
be seen once each afternoon and once
each evening during the balance of
the fair and because Of the high quail
ity of the acts no one should miss
them.
The first day is odd Fellows Day"
and because of the meeting of the
Kentucky Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows in Maysville, 1t is expected that
hundreds of the visitors will visit the
fair this evening. There will be spe-
cial features for the Odd Fellows at
the Fair Tuesday night and plans have
been made to show out out-of-town
visitors big time.
The feature of Wednesdays fair
will be the public sale of pullets
which are donated the Mason County
Poultry Association by Mason county
farmers to whom were donated set
tings of pure bred Rhode Island Red
eggs by the Poultry Association. For
each setting of eggs the farmers re-
turn to the Association one pure bred |
pullet for sale Wednesday and much
interest is expected in this sale which
will be at public auction.
Visitors from the county and from
nearby counties were here Tuesday to
attend the opening of the fair and
With the visiting Odd Fellows in the
,ity, they made quite crowd on the
,ity's streets.
There will be public dances each
evening during the fair at the ware
louse and on Friday evening, which is
American Legion Day., there will be
he grand mask ball at which hun
lreds of couples are expected to be on
he floor.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
G000CC0Co G 0coooooa

Inc annual session fthe Kentuck,
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows was
opened here Tuesday morning at the
washington Opera House. From tc
lO:3O O'Clock there was an open Sos
Sion during which time there was .
concert by the Kentucky Cardinal
Band address of welcome by Mayor
L M. Russell, another on behalf of the
local Odd Fellows by Past Grand Mas
ter A. D. Cole, and a response by Past
Grand Master George !. Briel, of New
port, The open session was a very in.
teresting one and many attended.
AT 1890 o'clock the Grand Lodge
was called to order by Deputy Granl
Master e. B. January, of Paris, Ky, in
the absence of Grand Master John W
Douglas, of Owenton, who is confined
TO his home on account of serious II
ness. Grand Lodge officers in attend
ahce are Deputy Grand Master Il b
January, Paris; Grand Warden J. c.
Helburn, of Eminence; Grand Secre
tary R. G. Elliott, Lexington: Gran
treasurer B. ]. Durham, Danville;
Grand Representatives Beckham Over
street and M. NJ Logan.
AT noon Tuesday there were abou.
460 delegates registered and with the
Grand Lodge officers and other Wis
itors, it is estimated that there are
more than 500 visiting Odd Fellows
here now and more are expected Tues
day afternoon and Wednesday.
Little business was transacted by
the Grand Lodge Tuesday morning.
The Deputy Grand Master filled all
vacancies on the various committees
and these committees began their
work. Some will report Tuesday af-
ternoon but the greater number of
committee reports are not expected
until Wednesday morning.
A class of 21O new Past Grands had
conferred on them the Grand Lodge
degree. These 21O Odd Fellows are at
tending their first Grand Lodge after
having passed through the highest po-
'ition in their local lodges.
There is much important business
expected to come before the Grand
lodge Tuesday afternoon and We'd
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
Thief IS CAUGHT
REMOVING GOODS
FROM HIDING PLACE
Systematic Theft Of Cigars Nipped by
Special Officer Who Catches "Out-
side Man" Taking Goods From
Hiding Place.

The systematic robbery of the Z. A.
Robinson & Company cigar factory
which has been going on for several
weeks was nipped by Special Officer
Williams at about II o'clock Monday
evening and the two principals in the
robbery were arrested and now await
a hearing in the city court
As he passed the alley, which runs
just east Of the Robinson Cigar fac
tory, Monday night at about II o'clock
Officer Williams noticed man
crouched at the side of the Robinson
building and went up to him, asking
him what he was doing. The man
proved to be Scott Marshall, colored,
and he informed the officer that he
saw something in the cellar hole and
was seeing what the object was. The
officer took the package out and found
it to be package of cigars and cigar
cites carefully wrapped.
Marshall and the package were
taken to police headquarters and an
in investigation disclosed that Mar
shall was working in partnership with
Theodore Jackson, also colored who
worked at the Robinson plant. Jack
son would wrap several boxes of
cigars and cigarettes in a package ,
during the day and place them in the !
cellar window and during the night
Marshall would get them from the Gel !
lar window and sell them dividing the |
cash with Jackson.
Police have learned that this prac-
tice had been going on for some time
and they have found several who pur-
chased cigars and cigarettes from the
colored men paying as low as seventy
five cents for a box of fifteen cent
cigars.
Jackson was arrested Monday night
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
HUSBAND KILLS MAN
IN auto WITH HIS
Wife; IS ARRESTED
D. De whitman Shot and Killed Harry
hamman After Driving Car In
Front Of Hamman and Mrs.
Whitman In Auto.

Hamilton, Ohio. Nov. Is. - Lou 7
whitman, 30 secretary-treasurer of the
whitman Tent and Awing Co., 337
South Second street, was held by no.
ice today, charged with the murder of
larry Hamman, AZ, trader, 117 West
High street, Oxford, Ohio, Hamman
was slain late Monday under peculiar
circumstances.
whitman, after his arrest, refused
10 make any statement whatever re-
sarding the shooting of Hamman who
died on his way to Mercy Hospital in
the police ambulance. Harmon had
revolver bullet wound in his back
Ponce reports say Whitman, driving
an atuo, turned his machine into one
driven by Hamman, who was accom-
panied by Wittman's wife, Sarah p
Whitman, at Eighth street and Camn-
bell avenue.
'i 'hc CRUSH whitman, according
10 police reports, got out of his car
and, drawing revolver from his
pocket fired OF 20 at Hamman, shoot
ing him in the back.
Hamman was married and had a
wife, Mrs, Ida Hamman, and four
in Oxford. Whitman has no
MIS- Whitman, after the arrest of
Ter husband, went to police headquad-
ers and remained with him during
he evening while he was being held
'endlng investigation Of the circum-
tances surrounding the case.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
THREE BIBLE CONFERENCES
HAVE BEEN ARRANGED

Mr.. Elmer T. Kirk is at home from
a trip through Eastern Kentucky
where he arranged for three Bible
conferences similar to the one recent
ly held in Maysville. These confer
ences will be held at Louisa, Paints
Vile and Pikeville, between December
18th and 18th.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-15
GRAND LODGE OFFICERS DINNER
GUESTS OF MIR. AND MRS. cox

Grand Treasurer VIM. Fl. Cox of the
sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows entertained at dinner Tuesday at
his home in West Second street for
Grand Representatives J. Whit Pot
'er NJ. NJ. Logan and Becckham Over
street. present representatives to the
sovereign Grand Lodge, Past Grand
Master WIN, Duncan, Past Grand Rep
resentative W. G. Simpson, Mr.. Harry
e. Curran, Reading Clerk of the Soy
erelsn Grand Lodge, and Grand Sec
retary r. G. Elliott.