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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-07-19
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MIR. CHARLES r. MILLER

New York, July 1S.-Charles r.
Nilicr, for forty years editor of the
New New York Times died here after an
Illness or several months. He was
SeVcnty-threc years old.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-07-19
Statement of the Condition of
BANK OF SUMMERTON

Located at Summerton, S. c., at
the close of business June Both, 1922.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

o.. aud other things
~ disliEc iarRon. SLANG lsn't be-
coming even = older people There
Is no excuse FOR its use
That was quite uhashtnE Perhaps
going TO the logs was rather siangy
So ! put the question another way
ION Isundorafpu bod Mrs As.
ruith replied 90 Thought rou meant
iargou slang by Iuzz What D..
iazz'1"
I asked her about progros OF Eng
ushWoulCu boo pol'aga
England be- 400 ODD odd country
Inc answered 1ne woWcn have
known all about poltios f,r years
There ~ nothing now 900 politics Co
hem"
40 you think moro Of thom viii
ue elected 10 parliament
81 don't know lm mot much In
crested In lndi"- holuE elected 20 par
Lament There b. only ono i7dy lu
parliament lab i can't think Of
1pr umo
Bf nor Autobiography she uys
~ was pretty much picked 60
lirro- This ono @.nuli htt0 had me
lelrc That out and that ono would
hive lefs tins out and between them
'herr would have boon nothing LEFT
'ut the punctuation
She pT~rrils-- Herself
AIr A1tuith Boz JOS lu irf bios
r"rly -ie Ea-d ha.s "uHd d.
gcsfiou" rad" better Than
mn.i u,0plc % dr.c dance
and skate we'll Z have 3D. fHlrul
'ur driving and am Intensely must.
.ll pla,ing fhc piano with % touch
~ 90, fr thing hut have NEGLECTED.
both accomplishments muN ~nN
hrrr BOO -elf-dpfrusr thai wHTriBr" nu0
five babies five -~tep-caiIdrcu and a
husband 10 high politics have aIl COM
uIhuIcd o. THE neglect hut tnu ruu.
~ fbe matter hDs deeper. : am rest.
lose
Airs. Asgu.th IS trIu. angular
Even hor dress .- a matter 0f angles
Dr. was 70 grrF Jersey Nltu lHruH hlari
and whl.e lines checkored In the skirt
\ ultUE uipiug unrlri Ner UU0h
uIapE tuquc had sh1sp lines only
UlleE oilrloth sash about n"r waits
nlssr..ed curves Gray autfa CAPPED
,u inch ahose iowcut hilcE shoe.
,rI -hs weighs hardly 700 pounds
Nss -no -utpkD lrarcts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Work of Arms
Conference Ends;
Treaties Signed

U%'uniinurst fruW pagr ne
Washington from o uu WNi h
center uf international ufftu- IN"
q nit,l states government nla D'rH
mud. fhe h-cIdnuarter- fur official
uotInri. .ou- and other mtrhin'iH t.r
rarrlIug uut fhr NurIou- frtlI|ss u
tiuHrd Iu ths conference
Trtm a broader aspect HlrH. Goo
American government hH. h'vn EIffH
the rnl, ~ international iuatNrauIu
In promoting world uoscr through
the prov i-tuus Of the conference u-oa
lies
conference protids fnr future ufcI
national r Inference Iu suuID form ur
another tp meet weria UfuHlunU IHi
many u~haurNors tonight saw lrf
mite realization of president Hard.
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LEGAL NOTICES

Nollct InR flRLICALl9N

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
DEPARTMENT 90 IHt INTERIOR
q = Lend office Al santa D. n NJ,
Jsu ~. 1919
Notice i hsfsby given that llnh = CHAVEZ
II HernaiHo. \ M wko or Dee 81 1899.
mads haiusstssd entry ho Olesso ior ~
ssc : Township " a Range . D. =
" 4 Meridian has uird uuilcf - nisniiHn
tu make three year proof 90 establish claim
Zoo fhe land shove described before Probate
Clerk. ~ Rsfnaiiiie. saudoyal Co. \ n,
on ths ifth day VI March 1879
CisHEant usmss - witnesses
Luls Mouioya, of BsrnAlil0. \ NJ
1acaba ssnrhsE Of B.ruRlillp. = N
Jan q Mnndragnn. 81 hefhAiilln, y NJ
Gcorge TsnorIo, " sandoyst \
A " BERGERE.
Register
Isr 90 Fsb : a. 10 20
srATt LAND SELECTIONS
department Of the interior tnited Slater
Lard OUre Santa - Ner MeNiui
1auuay H0. fqgG
Notice is hrrrby given ttht tho state o.
Nss NfAitn. hf ,irtue ~ Aeis n Congress
ba, ,el,clsd through this office the iolia~
ing lands
Iist 900 sonal 80 oi1o65 NJ Lot 4
See &c. TItN. R1M 500 90 ntrcs
prairst- nr contests hgainsi auy ur al 90
f4rh election may Doc filed in ihis office 81
ans lime before final approval
4 N BERGERE.
Register
Tab L I..tn 70 WHrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

10 a''H
SEW york. Feb Wei Mrs
A-luith. what do you think of pro
hihition ~
Mrs Asquith VINO has just landed
on cur shores replied think re
a spluBdid thing Ia wonderful expert
mcnt. 10 far az I have been able 70
observe. the rich can get q and the
poor can't get IT,
80 course. you know what she
meant by "it"
Mrs Asquith o know. d. the
mdy who photographed her way Co
fame with "Margot Asqui.h and Ice
fore that was quite extensively
known AS the wife ot Herbert AZ
auth, onc prime minister of Ems
land.
shed like la Meet
who would YOU like ~ see ia
ca %" asked her
senator hughes
You mean Secretary ~ safe
Hughes
"Nra"
You are to meet some of cur SO
cial celebrities. 7 understand
Social celebrities" Not IN nll'"
$40 you know ANY % our famous
women in America or n you would
like to sce1'
Wen ! suppose td like tu sc'
Mary plckford She famous
I have never seen her boz person ur DO
fhc cinema
She puffs clgarets while shc b. De-
Ing interviewed. Bur she says smok
I ing them is vulgar"
shed prefer her smoking prucli,I
{ ties De overlooked why she says
pay attention 10 -Nulgarifics
Her Idea al jan
"Do you think Mr. Astuith, th1
the ans generation b. going q,
the dogs what with inzz n eNremi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

Rainr 1T his best "Cun=irht PAS
nv william Macleod Rainr Is.gins ~
The E,cning Herald "Wednesday, Tch
\. READERS uf "T' Yukon Trair
aud "nh YOU TcN' rraliSr that
Hainr'- hest means the grcaic-i Tic
ton ~ the west
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
cHARIEs o. ZAPF = 90
uaalfora

We buy. cell. erchanEe. rent real estate,
large ~ small. In al parts o. AlhHquerqus
II v our sim 10 ~soutiuue tho Eroutb OF cur
husintss Wy 'rervice and the mos, upright
dealings" Lnirersity Heights lots are =
good Investment and savings secount $40
per month VIII got ynu one Come in or
phone about them now We are general
agents
Phone go Second aud Gold Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

We have ~ opsnins In The state for a man
10 sen vrlisnewh sinndard. adYeIiitra
hHnd drawn chemical Ire enrinss motor fre
eppafsius sstinruishefs hose snd s~aupl.is
nne ~ nrr fighting sundfies othsr nen on
rominlsslou hHais only iH less prndartiys
territories than We offer yau. eFrn ~ 600
q month sn can Yuu. even without cEpsr'
ieurr fsr'rsitr productive TERRITORY oprn
Nsv Fire Engipe Warts Bush Terminal
uldr 10 NrnafIsu y y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

o.. oOO--Ons Of The finest homes IN East
Silver Ave q rooms and bath, extra large
Elassed porch fine basement hot water
heat laundry fine electrical equipinent,
including electric range garage, with ser
want q%uHrtcrs. Reasonable tefms.
81. 5Ou-G room adohe sud brick, pebble dssh
dwelling fine ~lgCstiuH in Highlands close
IN lot 10Qxit2.
81 1000 . room adobe. white stncco bun
gslov modern: good outbaildinDs; n.
Thirteenth ~.
A. FLElSCHER, Realtor
Loaas, rire Insurance. Automobile insur
snee. and eli othst tines Of insarsaes;
Surety bonds.
Phone e1t. III South Fonrth "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
SNAP

u.uu modern hum. ln Hlghisud. falh
frI $4,000 uHr traf ego Ia st has iTlt cts
UkF rsut
Aen stur.H aIHhr modern Aoiar 90 @
rs,sms one -iHssei iu furnace Fireplace
hard wpod foors uhfuughout gatsEv $3.50
Will handif bHlaurs Ike rent
NfMilhon sod WOOD Rraliors
tHN West Cold Phone -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

fur- ulanr Tor am association % ma
through periodical n~icrna'Aon-
% conferences
rne president ~hile The arms con
ference was in session expressed
himself iu favor ~ such a fulnllmeut
Of his association Of nations ilcn.
and Expressed the hope thai thi-
would result from the Washington
conference 10 was though hktlf
tonight That Harding might dcai witt
This suhiuct iu hIs address to the con
ference on Monday
Presents Treaty on chin
when Secretary Hughes opened th-
conference TODAY he immediately
presented tbo general mine power
treaty on china
This trssfs is regarded hN thr
American government us a "magnl
,hlrtu" f1r China Tho treaty BE- be-.
Uotrd 20 90. 80 hindiug n complete
that o. will prevent thv Development
again Iu the Tar east of % danger spot
tu the world such aH faced the som
ference when 10 opened iI weeks ago
Hughes also presented :he resuiu-
lion hy which the nine powers agree
to the creation Zoe china Of % board
NJ reference 60 which Will 10 re
ferred for INVESTIGATION and report
an questions arising ia connection
VIII INt omen NNNI anu itANNHH
articles ~ the general treaty nu
China aud his wns adopted
Then senator Underwood who 49,
chairman Of the Chlussc tariff suh-
committee durinr the conference
presented another nine power trent
on Chimes customs tfrin which pro
Nld.s for systematic increases in tbr
chinese customs lutte. a. will o.
ford china % total additional rrNcun
uf approximately sfffGr Uuu Thi
|trHaty was immediately adopted
ute Re- speech by Underwood In oA-
PLANTATION ~ tho pact
A final aErocpicnt was also reached
ON thc four mower Pacific treaty fhf
first bis achievement Of the ashlu.
TON conference nut Lodge whf
presented The original UacfOt uasi
Hi am opru session vn DE r"f1hcr In
today announced "a -upulrncnt8|
treaty to tho Pacific pact. cNoludira
thr homeland OF ths Jupaneec from.
rho oriEiuul rcafy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Contractors and Carpenters 46

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or BY ths
hour pr.rss reasonable Ettlmcis, fur
fres Al Wtrk guaranteed fhone
fuUH ~
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FOR -%Typewriters 2.

.0R SALE TYrEwRIrrRs An lind,
LaiA nsw sna sarond hand honEhi sold
.antea aad repaired. AihuaBsrque Type
sut.T Isrhanse Pkans BnaJ. i1s A"ntt
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SITUATIONS WANTED

VIZ mFAN rsps, nsirfsa ~sn. ~srdpv.
railsh raars naiish SOD 49, sfasea no
taisNmining Can Rect ao1
WASTFn po.fiar - m@eh-~,es eA.-f
S-- Wa Neal ais Wesi silves psane
NEiL earasted rsnshi@ sad o~sftev seaHs
Nwsr dssivaus ~ i~nrstirg hef~ seeis
rA.itiaa u areustensd 20 e"~stng ard
aesli~f wifh ~en - Dir huainraH Fir~st
..'s's.sss Address 'EEPsrisns-s' care
Uerald
fptrF0F nRADuATF % Good eeslf1
~tts srysrsi yean hHsinass etperienrei
a.s,rrs empiassarHt L. sFsasflnsei erf
. .eaAassi and saishlr VI handiinr Hesi
,iaa saaairnE indemrnt trrt sod eHsen
uvs sbiuly. Address \. y y. sss usise
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
NTED-sa statesmen

EXCLUSIVE DfsrRfnrTORs- S~easauonAi
new Talbot Kettle enrn pepper Name ter.
rinrv waited Hish flass Rig menr, for
rirhi man Tsiho, Ms O. ~ l.auis No
SILL aur irsn's tailored 70 measure salts
direct N wrsfsr 81 10 $50 cheaper than
store price rommissinn raid daily spfipE
enmnies ready Special proposition 10 iasn
Denver Colo
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PERsoNAL


WANfTDlAu intefeslsd in Bible praphecy
a. attend lecture On Restitution sod Res
strertinn. Mess hall. Alonday evening. Feb
o. 80 pm
HEIRS WANTED
Estates serkinE eisiuHnis p"s msf be one
Ut them send g cent stamp iot d"scriptite
~cirruiars International Calm ATrury. ~
fiisburEh. sIhs
FARMS AND RANCHES SO
WANTED-To hssf ifoin oeaer q rood
psnieulsn 4. , Bush, hinnearous Man
MkNT-Te hear from swhef hasinr iann
iar eale rlto particulars add lowest price
iuhn = Hhrk New Mcxie0 Hiferi Chippewa
ran. Mlscnn.n
POULTRY AND EGGS 20
s4ske t,a rvs nvL,AlS.tt.a ssi
, tria VI Doe Oaekerel md fsn Pallets COZ
I've d%eI,afs pleh 'em ont Jeer,sii Get
1879 ~, irs@ s"ss , ice i Tiiss Of ,sTss
Eissssih street.. AibasEsrsps s.s Nssieo.
nED fOTLTRY YARD G " { Rods
barred flymouth Racks Pen and coct
e-.ls for brssdiss ha,as,ns sss, lr'H 10
qnerque Poultry shDw ave! Thiusen prizes
In Barred Roskf-flrst old pen Second aud
third young pen first and third rullei sec
md snd mira eoekerei IN = q r. a.
second and third puiies. frtt and 'ntrd
nutss on egg Vim BistE al $40 West
A,lsa,ie phone itsl "
MONEY TO LOAN 81
MONfY 10 loan on vh'ehes diamonds. Jew.
dry Gotuirh's. io5 Norih First ~,
CONFIDENTIAL Loans on ievelry, diA
monds. wstches. Liberty bonds pianos.
automobile Lowest rates N~othmaE's.
III saaih Firsi headed % las state
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IL
RO0HlSd HOUsE fef ale ss, kelly.
sls " Gold Phsae ts7
HETURNtNG 70 sIBERfAN GOLD YIELDS
-Can stake s1u a neh place claim Ad-
iress kdsar Noung Colmsn paea seattle.
MISCELLANEOUS ~
BETIEk SODAk FIkIsaise-I - ssiisr.
Barnum Studio, 2ish ". Central, Aibu.
gnsrgue. y NeI
NAhTnD-Carefui kodak hnishing By nAs.
ter photosrapber; tuics daily service Re
member. satitf.etion guaranteed. Send your
a.sr. H.ns. WASTE, PSs,Osi.Ds.-
81
EMBROIDERY desifned. eFceufsl quickly.
Lampshades 90 order Mestiake Art sta.
die. room . Mclini bids Prone no.
sHIkT AND DREssMAkIkG. BOT = I'd.
phone l4S0-I
FIRST CLASS dressmakinE quet service
oNn desisniuE Mrs Bsna5. 500 Nogth
! Eighth
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

.iss.sa in s~ierpiug porch suiiahie Tor
msrr~ couple Rt 1900 East Csnlrsl Ave
HtSERNAfIDNs mty nov 10 nad - ST
Johns s~ANAfORlUM tEpigcops1. Rates
tig so 10 ~ 90 per week includes pri-
safe room with sleeping porch connected 70
ha aud toilet Medical care. medicinss
rsmerAi nursins Excellent meals. tray
service Ne eaifaa All reoms hASe
steam heat. hot and culd running water
Rev W. VI. zisslsr, superintendent
Hctairh pads. ~ emu pounu At
rbe h-Ve.tus nersfd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

HIGGINS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Help

PHororLAl So 900 IDEAS needed wsfs
ihs sid ppid SO 600 ior IDEAS she Thought
Nodhlcs Deials free Write Produccrs'
Letguo. .2a. = Louis
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R mi RANCHES IS

WANTTD-To hear ifcm dsner - good
raneh foi sale STATE cash price foil
psuieulsu D. y Bush, Ainnsarois Miun
WANr-ra hear from sNhef having iann
tsf AL, rlse psnisuiars and lowest price
iohn ! Hhrk New Mcsieo Street Chippewa
Talt.. N tsttustu.
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WANfFD-Ati lniefesied in Bible praphsey
10 attend lecture On Restitution sod Res
direction. Mets hall. Monday evening. Feb
%. 80 nm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

Eatstes sorlinr ~iaiwHntE Dou msY be onf
nf them end g cent stamp fot descriptive
cirruisn international Ciaim ATenry, ~
piftrbuFah iSIna.
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WANTED-Male Help

HAkE POSITION for eenpsteHt male steH
ographer Apply Bond. Dillon company
In own handwriting
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POULTRY N EGGS
MONEY TO LOAN

M0NfY 10 iosn on watches diamonds lew.
dry 0otulrh's. io5 Merit First ~.
CONFIDENTIAL iaans on iswelry, diA
monds. watches Liberty bonds pianos
automobile Lowest rates RpthmaE's
M Sanih First haaded tu ih- stsis
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26
LET MR.. scRUGHAM ANSWER

caption
sres s%ariae himself with the Of candidates
who are seeking his as to @ enable % cast his hs ballot @
that this time for the of partisanhp Rather
ceedngly exasperatng quite
subordinate craftsmanship for the and
Of into harbo quarsniinsd against the barnaees and
tHas & nase 10 @ Ine and
also to you MRS Voter that you ponder well the
@ hat Mr. the @ time that se
wa oe as Oh % l ae
pertinent. Cut them out and ask Mr. Scrugham
the eH yUu spne s to sae 5 oe an
to its great responsibilities you must believe that you
You undoubtedly believe that record qualities
you anything officially individually
to the development of this state? If so what?
fully. or otherwise? If So what7
claimed any state anywhere so where
you employment avn
of other than as state engineer in which position
sors in Officer If o when and whereg ''
you anything all about involved business
Do know anything M all about stock raising which pays
You are the on the stum and through the
that have adudcated great involved water rghts
single important water right during state
upon and
streams you have only made orders of
otherwise brought up to date BY your predecessors in Office and
the Humboldt river soon hed will have the effect and
in they be dsfendants
Of the law which makes every Water user defendant in
What have done at time to show that
qualified to be governor of Nevada?
tion by the perpetual oficeseekers at Carson City?
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26
ANOTHER OF THOSE ADS
FOR DEMOCRATS TO SEE

On page three of this issue ap-
pears another advertisement ordered
and sponsored by the Republican
State Central Committee, pertin-
entity commenting on the issues OF
the present election. 1t deals par
ticularly with the Office conducted
by State Engineer Scrugham, now a
candidate for governor. Perhaps
some of Mr.. Scrugham's supporters
will cali the facts cited to his at
tention, that he may explain away
the bad situation, the advertisement
places HIN in. Voters generally
are waiting for some sort of a
reply to the thrusts of the Republi-
cans, who point in no uncertain
language, ard in black and white
facts and figures, to the woefu.
showing made by State Engineer
Scrugham, now a gubernatorial can
ddate. Answer up, Mr.. Scrugham,
.iad.e. Answer up. MIR. Scrugham,
or by your silence acknowledge the
ruth of the Republicans conten-
tions.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26
NARREN-WILSON CASE MAY
OR MAY NOT BE CLOSED

Attorney Harry Warren returned
iome yesterday from Carson City,
where he had been for two or three
lays, appearing before the supreme
:ourt in the Warren-Wilson contest
:ase, which had been appealed from
he district court of this county.
The supreme court reversed the
lecision of Judge Taber, as The Sill
ier State reported Tuesday, and to
he findings of the supreme court
Mr. Warren makes no expressions,
ither in condemnation or approval.
Street rumors to the effect that
hr. Warren has filed a petition for
| re-hearing are, as matter of
act, without authorization by Mr..
Warren, as he has given voice to
lothing that would justify one in
making the assertion that he is GO
ng to ask for a re-hearing in the
natter. There is reason for assum-
ng, however, that if Mr.. Warren
'eels that he has not exhausted all
roper means to gain that to which
he believes he is rightfully entitled
he will follow up the matter to that
which he thinks is its logical con-
fusion.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26

Deputy collector of internal rev.
nue., Frank Evans, returned home
tuesday evening from an official
rip over Lander and Eureka coun-
les, lookig out for Uncle Sans tax
.ithes.
Closing a highly enjoyable visit
It the home of her daughter, Mrs.
\. c. Brown, Mrs. S. w. Brimber-
on left here Saturday last for her
lome at Santa Cruz, California.
District Attorney Wilson returned
iome Wednesday from Carson City,
shere he had been for four or five
iays eagerly awaiting the action OF
he supreme court in the contest
.ase appealed from this county.
Mr.. Wilson came back the victor
md is looking as pleasant and
,heerful as one would wish to see
lim.
The efficient home demonstration
gent Of Humboldt and Pershin;
ounties, Miss Marjorie Mann. was
iere yesterday on her way to hole
, meeting at Paradise last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26
UNIVERSITY Ne EWs
OF LOCAL COLOR
Winnemucca Boy One of the Stare
In Best Team Work Ever Done
By University Eleven In
Straight Football
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence
RENO, Oct. 24.-ror the second
time in the history of thepunivelsity
of Nevada, intelligence tests for
freshmen and specials were he'd
Saturday under the direction oil
DR.. j. r. Young of the department
of psychology at the university,
when loo students took the test.
President Clark was SO pleased
with the results of the tests Of
last year that he believes they
should be given every year tro.ll
now on.
When asked whether freshmen or
specials made better scores last
year, DIR. Young said: "As a who's
the freshmen made better scores
than specials. The reason can't be
Uaced to any particular cause in
spite of the fact that freshmen have
usually had more training before
entering college than specials. the
surprising results of these tests
show that there is wide difference
between scores made in intelligence
tests and actual grades in scholar
hip. Those who have very fine
minds sometimes make the poorest
grades. 1t has been found that
chose making high scores and
poor grades can trace the cause to
either OF the following causes
iaziness, too much social life, too
many activities, encouragement, OF
TOO much outside work.
Reports from Los Angeles of the
game between the University of
Nevada and the University of South
ern California in Los Angeles came
n on a special leased wire Satur-
day giving the game to the southern
team by the narrow margin of six to
nothing.
The six points were made in
The last five minutes of play, the
Nevada eleven having held the op-
posing team down to scoreless
lie through the three first quarters
If the game.
According to coast sport writers.
he southerners have the only team.
chat California at all fears. If this
5 true the result of Saturday 's
game will prove significant when
Nevada plays California on Novem-
Der 1S.
Hug, Lowry, Scranton and Church
were the outstanding features in
The game and the crowds that
poured into the southern STADIUM
got a chance to see some of the besl
0ork ever done by the Universit,
of Nevada in straight American
football.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26
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Manager Oastler has entertained
the patrons of the American theatre
with some splendid pictures during
the past week, and the film that
closed a run of two nights, last
aight, with Harold Lloyd filling the
stellar role in "A Sailor-Made Man, ="
was a delightful bit of comedy.
Harold Lloyd is one of the best,
# not the best, of the screen
comedy artists and it is hoped that
Manager Oastler will, at an early
date, secure another film with Lloyd
the center of attraction.
The American theatre chorus,
made up of three comely young
Winemucca girls, in the persons of
Estelle Petrinovich, Bernice Ros-
sier and Leona Springer, all blessed
with sweet voices and surprising
stage presence, sang the second of
series of late musical numbers
they are to present during coming
months, during the show Tuesday
evening, and were applauded voci-
ferously for their efforts. The
song was "Why Should l Cry Over
Your and the girls responded to
an extra encore by singing the
chorus of their first success, "Tm
Lonesome. The girls are costumed
and trained by Mrs. H. c. Oastler.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-10-26
FIRE DESTROYS HOUSES AT
KRAMER MINING PROPERT,

Fire at the Kramer mining prop
erty at Iron Point destroyed two
cabins, clothing; supplies and mine
tools of a value that has not beer
authoritatively estimated, one day
last week, it has just been learned
in Winnemucca. The fire started in
one of the cabins when a lamp ex.
ploded, scattering flames to such
an extent that not even extra.
clothing could be removed by the
men, who fled from the fire with
only working clothes on, losing
everything else. A strange phase
of the fire occurred when a fifty
gallon tank, used for storing water
exploded in the house which first
became afire, blowing one side of
the house out and permitting the
fire to communicate to the second
cabin.