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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-23
A OPERA STAR
INVENTS AUDIENCE TEST
Famous Singer Finds Public Prefer
ence Is For Popular Ballads

amOu singer f1nus FuohC Ehohof
ence Is For Popular Ballads
From Grand opera to vaudeville
may not sound like progress to the
uninitiated but Dorothy Jardon. OF
Chicago Grand Opera fame. has a
different notion. When she entered
vaudeville. admiring music lovers
raised a cry OF protest. They said
Miss Jardon was throwing herself
away and cited the grand opera OPP
portunities she was giving up.
They kept my mail heavy and my
life miserable" Miss Jardon laughs.
They just wouldn't understand. But
TO be honest at the risk Of being con-
sidered eccentric. I must go on rec
ord as regarding vaudeville and
grand opera of equal Importance ar
tistically.
Operate roles are wonderfully
satisfying, but there's no bigger thrill
than that of putting over a heart
stirring ballad like Wake Up. Little
Girl, You're Dreaming or Why
Should l Cry Over You to a great
audience.
For, after all, everybody must ad-
NIT that more music lovers prefer
ballads than grand opera. And why
shouldn't they have what they want?
Take why Should | Cry Over YOU
It's the kind of melody every love
sick youth gets miserable happiness
out of soulfully singing in the parlor
at twilight.
Besides, even in vaudeville, l
sing arias from That's and 'Zaza.'
But I'll tell you one thingIthough
there's a positive thunder of appro-
baton for the ballad hat follows.
81 don't believe in educating the
public Instinct guides in musical
taste and should do so-that's my
sentiment"
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NEVADA STATE NEWS

Louis A. Spellier. internal revenue
collector, has filed a lien with the
Humboldt County Recorder, against
Santi Arriola, owner of the Schwartz
hotel in winnemucca. The lien is for
s2250, alleged to be due for the sale
of liquor at the hotel.
Professor c. II. Sweetser and VIII
liam Heiltern, of Seattle. Washing
ton, have arrived in Humboldt Coun-
ty. and are ready to locate several ex-
tensive gold bearing lodges through
the use OF an instrument similar in
principal 10 the old hazel divining
rods.
A list of Nevadans made captive by
the enemy during the world war has
been made public at Carson City,
through Adjutant General NJ. j. Sui
Ivan. The men captured were as
follows: Rea l. Hagenbuch, second
lieutenant. Fred Mickelottti, Amos
Quilici and Ralph d. Smith.
In issuing a marriage license to a
young couple, County Clerk Oldfeld
of White Pine County, said that is
all" as he finished filling in the APP
plication for a license. The couple
took 1t for granted that they were
married and did not learn differently
for some time later.
A nonstop flight from San Diego.
to Long Island in a plane Of his own
design, is the plan of Claire X. Vance,
mail air pilot. who holds the speed
record Of one hour and twenty min
utes between Elko and Reno, ac-
cording to information given out by
a close friend of the young birdman.
Charles Serbas complained to the
Reno police that he met strangers
with whom he negotiated to buy the
Golden hotel in Reno for the sum of
$4,000 and that he paid $500 on
account, making an appointment to
meet the sellers in Sacramento.
Strangely enough the parties of the
first part did not keep their Sacra-
mento date and Serbas is out his
$500. The Golden hotel property In
Reno Is valued at about $75O.000 by
its owners.
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STATEMENT REGARDING
ABATEMENT ACTION

Following is the statement issued
by U. s. District Attorney George
Springmeyer a few days ago in an
nouncing a new method to be pur-
sued by his Office in enforcement of
the prohibition law:
"As was recently announced in
court when judgment for abatement
was entered in the Grand buffet
abatement suit, II is not the policy of
the Government to take advantage of
anyone. or to seek to close business
houses where the owners are inno-
cent" Springmeyer said. but where
they have guilty knowledge hat liq-
uor Is being sold Of kept on their
premises, vigorous steps will be TAX
en- to bring them to account.
Because criminal prosecutions are
not deterring offenders from violat-
ing the National prohibition act, and
owing to the fact hat the criminal
docket is overcrowded, 1t becomes
apparent that more drastic steps must
be taken. Accordingly. 1t will be the
policy of the Government in this dis
trict to file abatement suits to close
premises wherever there is reason to
believe real property owners are eth
err conniving with their bootlegging
tenants. or have guilty knowledge
that ~bootlegging is going on, or are
closing their eyes to the fact, for no
other apparent reason than that they
are being paid exorbitant rentals.
Landlords cannot hide behind a
clause in their leases to the effect
that a violation of the law will u
the premises to rever to the lessons.
There are innumerable instances
where landlords who refuse to permit
bootlegging in their premises are un-
able to rent their property. or are
compelled to accept low rentals. while
similar properties near to theirs in
which there is bootlegging. are COM
manding high rentals.
On the other hand, tenants en-
gagged in legitimate business ought
not to be compelled to pay exorbitant
rentals simply because b~ootleggers
offer high prices for the property.
Such benefits to v%iolators of the law
bring the constitution and the law of
the land into disrepute, place a pre-
MUM on crime, and encourage the
weak, the disheartened, and the poor,
as well as those of a criminal nature
to commit suicide which they other
wise would not perpetrate.
ut will be the purpose of the Gov
eminent in this district to put a stop
to such practices and to see that the
law-abiding are not penalized or dis
eliminated against.
Care will be taken not to harass
innocent landlords and property hold
ers by the filing of vexatious abate-
ment proceedings which will put
them to expense and trouble. To the
end that mistakes of the Government
in this regard may be minimized, all
landlords and property holders. par.
ticularly those of premises where
soft drinks are being dispensed, are
requested to investigate conditions in
their property. And they, as well as
the public generally, are called upon
to give the enforcement officers aid
and information concerning viola
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tions of the prohibition law.

can en~lightening public sentiment
in this respect will do much toward
solving the serious problems by which
the Government is now confronted.
1T is immaterial that some land
lords and their tenants do not be-
lieve in the prohibition law. II they
do not like it, let them work honest
ly and legally to change it; but while
it is the law, let them, like others.
obey it. And let them remember that
whoever does not uphold the law is
open to suspicion that he is not 100
per cent American"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-23
ANTHRAX OUTBREAKS
NOW sUBSIDING

The outbreaks of anthrax among
cattle and horses on the lower Hum
boldt river, west Of Winnemucca, and
at Fallon, which occurred this Fall.
appear to be we'll in hand and with a
cessation Of losses of stock reported.
State Veterinarians from the State
Veterinary Control Service are still
in the field in these sections, and pay
ing particular attention to the vaccin-
alton of cattle coming down from
the ranges to the fields in the valleys.
Nevada Stockgrower.
Fat and business can both be
walked off.
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HELPING THE STATE

The office of the Secretary Of State
did a thriving business in the matter
of collecting filing fees last Saturday.
One company. the Consolidated Cop
per Corporation. filed its articles for
an eight million dollar corporation,
the fees at the regular rate amount
ing to $500. The Turbine Fuel Oil
Company also filed for a hundred
thousand dollars, and the Standard
Steel Company filed for a million and
a half. with the fees amounting to
three hundred and twenty dollars.
Not a bad days business.-Carson
City News.
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MINING TAX

Notice is hereby given that the tax
es on the proceeds of the mines Of
Eureka County for the quarter end
ing June so, 1922. r now due
and payable to me at my once In Eu-
reka and the law In regard to the
same will be strictly enforced.
W. J. HOOPER.
Assessor Of Eureka County. Nevada.
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An air-operated hand-pick for min
ers has been invented by a German.
1t is used in spaces too small for the
swinging pick.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-09-23
SHERIFF GOES FOR BALLOT Bon

Ely Times Sept. IA: Sheriff Mich
olson left this morning for Newark
to get the ballot box and election re-
turns from the primary election. No
information has been received as to
the reason for the delay in sending
the eturns to the county commits
sioners and the sheriff was instructed
to go to Newark and locate the box,
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A painful duty is best performed
by a substitute.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-03-01
Kill.

PriSIy vanocni svatky, pr
kterych Y neichudSl pomoran-
ske chate rozsvitily vanocni
strOmek.
Jen We dvore byvale vdoyy
Wredowy nesvitil letos zadny
strom lasky. Podivny zamilova
ny parek nedostal zadnych
darku.
Jak zcela jinak6 byvaly
svatky, kdyz vdova Ella!
/ Trebas byIa vdova lakoma,
0 v~anocnich svatcich podaro-
vala bohate sVe sluzebniky, Wy
strojila veliky smrkovy strom
$ jablky, zlacenymi orechy 4
kolacL
VSak tentokrate neupekla
Marketa pro karIa aniz pro
sebe kousek buchty k snidani.
DotkIo Sc to byvaIeho celedina
: Velmi bolestne.
Byl ve St6tine nakoupit Mar
kete stribrne hodinky, zlate
n~auSnice a prizi IA puncochy.
Lee kdyz pozoroval, ze Mar
keta nevystrojila stromku, a
nlz by echo chystala pro neho,
uzavrel vSe do sveho kufru.
Lamracene 4 zamlkle ehodi-
la Marketa 20 dome. konala
praci syoji temer mrzute. BY
dlila V prvem poschodi, kdez-
to karel mel Ease prizemi pre-
Sebe. Tam sc ZaVlrala ma celia
puldne, coz naplnoValo karla
Uneven a litoSti. Nidel, zt
im6ni. ktereho Sc zmocnil poo
Nodem, |neuciniIo no St'astnym
naopak. Cd t. DOLBY, co stal 81
majitelem dvora, plynul .lehC
zivot mnohem neprijemneJ
nez drive. ZloGin jeho tlzil ml
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LACE!
LACE!

Velmi pekny MODERN bunga-
low, 5 velkych sVetnic Il Wash
ington Parku. Cena $500.
Y Corlett dun dvourodinny,
6 svetnic dole a 6 nahore, vse
zafizeno. Cena $500.
Y Corlett, jednorodinny dim
0 6ti svetnicich. Cena $4,000.
Ma Warner Rd., novy dunn,
jednorodinny o 6ti svetnicich,
Cena $4,000, hotove $1,000
Dunn 0 6ti svetnicich u kary,
cena $4,000. Dunn, bunga-
low 0 4 svetnic1ch S Pill akro-
wynn Totem, cena $500 Far
ma 100 akru, 16 mil cd Cleve-
landu, dam o.6ti pokoiich, fer
mes, costa dlazd6na, cena jen
$4,000, hotoVe $4,000. Far
ma O 50ti akrech, bez budov,
Ia mil cd Clevelandu. Cena
$4,000. Haste sc u John JareS,
5847 Broadway. 81
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"Teprve cd vcera!' znela
Janova odpoved'.
"Tedy vas jmenem zakona
zatykam a vyzyvam vas, aby-
ste mas nasledoval."
Jan zbledl a ustoupil krok
nazpet.
"Zde jest, pane, zatykaci
rozkaz.
Ufednik ukazal Janovi listi-
nu,
"Jaka vina Sc mi pricita?'
tazaI Sc Jan zamracene.
ITO 81 muzete precisti IA to-
to listine-spoluvina IA kra.
dezich bavlny."
TAX" pravil Jan a oddych-
rul 81, "pak Jest toto narceni
nasIedek Poole pomluvy a
.jsem hotov S vami jiti. Mole
neVina sc co nejdrlVe doka.
re"
"Preji yam to, pane! Wall
jsme povoz S sebou a doufame,
re YAM to Dude mile"
"Kufry jsou pod 1redni pc
ceti,' vysvetloval druhy dred-
nix. Ma to sesli ku povozu.
Jan posadil Sc uprostred obou
policistu. Doufal, re dnes liz
Dude moci odjeti, isa svoboden
jake ptak V povetri, do Evropy,
ukonciti sva hudebni studio a
nyni odjizdi S kufry pod dohlid
kou policistu do vysetroVaci
vazby! Jaka to zmenal Brzy
ma to zapadly "a MIN tezke ze-
lezne dvere V zalari.
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DR. o B N E
OF M KY.
OBCHODNfK

29-lety, vdovec, mattel obcho-
du, Ia pricinou nedostatku ca
su hleda touto cestou divku "a
pricinou snatku V start do 20
rokd, ktera nejakym jmenim
vladne a mluvi cesky a angli-
cky. Nabidky pouze vazne
minene S podobenkou, ktera Sc
bud vymeni neb vrati, zaslete
pod znackou "Obchod" do ad.
mlnlstrace t. liStu. 80
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PRODA Sc "a pricinou odjez-
du do Czech pekny nabytek a
Size: Buffet, sideboard, still,
skrin ma nadobi, 6 zidli kuzi
potazenych, parlor set, mosaz-
nj postel a dive zelezn6, l det-
ska postylka, psaci still, dres-
ser Sc zrcadlem, kuchynske ma
fadi, lednicka, detsky kocarek,
obrazy a jind. Tez Is velmi
nosnych slepic, nektere Leg
horn a ostatni Wyandote. Hla-
ste Sc \ els. 1880 Southview
Ave, blize Corlett koly.
Sd
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"SYEI'"

sVedoml, zlocln, Jehoz dopustll
Sc jen k Will te, ktera Sc no
nyni stranila a vzdy vetsi a vet
81 chladnost' ma jevo mu dava-
la.
S takovymi city a myslenka
mi prisel k obedu, ktery byl
velmi nuzny, ackoli dnes byla
nedele. Marketa Sc mnoho ne
starala 0 jidlo.
"Polevka jest pripalena," do
mlouval il mrzute Karel.
"Vezmi 81 kucharku," odpo-
vedela Marketa. Mas snad to
Xix, abys tax mohl uciniti."
"Kdyz nerada varis, NIUE
me witt sluzku."
"Nechci zadne sluzky," KRAFT
&c odseklo devce, "ale tvoji
sluzkou take nechci byti."
Karlovy velke, blede oci di-
valy Sc ztrnule a zdanlive xii
dne do dalky, ruce Sc mu vsak
TRASHY.
"NemusiS - ale jake mole
zena muzes miti sluzku."
"Nechci byti tvou zenou!"
vyiela Marketa.
TAXI vykfikl muz, popadl
ubrus Sc stolu, smackal no a
hodil ma zem. "NeidTive mne
svede, re stal jsem Sc zlode-
jem, loupeznikem, podvodni-
KEN, lharem, zbabelcem a to
vse jen k vuli nj a nynl mne
chce zaslapnouti jake hada."
"Jestli ,jsem tie tim vsim u
emilia. svedl isl mne tez k tomu
%samemu,' vyzyvave odvetila
Marketa. "Umyvali isme 81 III
ce V .iedne misce a nemame 81
echo vycitati. CHM bys byl be-
re mne? Ubohym celedinem.
Nynl isl bohacem ia jsem
tie Jim ucinila! - Witt Sc ale
proto nemusime. Mel bys Sc "a
dovati, misto vycitky mne de-
lati a choditi kolem mne jake
hIadovy vlk."
"Ud6lal jsem TO jen k Wi
tobe, len pro tebe stal jsem
Sc zlocincem. Tvs mne k tomu
pfilakala slibem, re 81 mne We.
zines. Bee tebe opovrhuJi
vSfm a pref 81, abych drive
zemrel, nez isem to udelal.'
"kdyz isl tax hloupy, memo
mohu Ia to. Vzdyt' jest We vsi
dost krasnych a bohatych dew
cat, ktere by 81 te rady vzaly
49, rozdelme sc o jmeni a pit
.jdem kazdy syou cestou," cd,
povedeIo devce.
"Nikdy!' vykrikl karel q
zcervenal vsecek zlosti. "Dri.
We zabiii tebe i sebe, nez bycf
to ucinil! Drive at vSe shori q
my $ tim, nez bych tomu pripu.
still" kricel, tfesa sc ma &c.
lem tele.
TAX dobrei' pravilo devce
vstalo a odeslo nahoru do sve
no bytu, kdez Sc peyne uzavre
10.
"Neidrive mne privede dc
toho neStesti a ted mne zkrat
ka odbyva! Penize Sc staly M
SINH mucidly ale nepustin
il, nesmi ode mne - bez Il
nechci byti radeii xiv, At ia
hynemc oba diva, nez Sc roz
louciti," takto k sobe hucel X;
rel.
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Co zatim mladik 81 dole you

Co zatim mladik 81 dole you
fal, trpe vycitkami svedoml,
sedelo devce We SVEN pokoii tt
Sc, V obliceji jejim nehnul Sc
ami sval. Toliko jejl pichlave
oci swiftly az priserne v jejim
jemnem obliceji. Kula plany,
jak by mohla st'astne z tohoto
domu cd Karla prchnouti.
Eva, jez tax zmuzile opusti-
la klub, odebrala Sc lined do
kancelare k svemu otci, Sc KITE
rym vse sdelila.
"Muslm Sc no zastati," pra-
villa, wis tax dobre jake ia,
re jest Jan nevinen, re byl "a
teen jen re misty.
"Jak dalece jej IMAM, neni
schopen neceho takoveho; ale
jeho minulost, kdyz byl V nej-
vetsi nouzi, bez prace = v ia
kovem pomeru Sc da clovek
snadno svesti, &C jindy by S
nejvetsi osklivosti tomu Sc O.
prel," mlnil opatrne pan Vel
hout. = "Moznost toho Jest, mi
Ia dcero! Snad jen jediny den
byl We spojeni sc Spanelem.
My nemuzeme tax urcite tvrdi-
tt jeho nevinu a V pripade Re
ano, jest jeho spojeni s naslm
domem nemozne," vazne do
mluvil milionar.
"Nikdy AMI prstem nehnul
pro Spanela a jeho sbef," roz-
cilene pravila Eva. "A kdyby
cely svet rikal, re ano, budu
tvrditi opak a zastanu Sc no
kazdou kapkou sve krve. kdya
nechceS ty, papa, vezmu ia k
jeho obha.jenl prvnlho advoka-
ia mesta a verejne no prohla-
sim "a sVeho snoubence. Vzdyt
trpi ia mas, "a mnel Pfispeji
mu V .jeho nejvetSi nouzi, jak
me silly toho dovoli." pravila
odhodlane.
"Jest-li jeho zatceni jest ia
sledek pomsty onoho Spanelske
no dareby, .jsme arcit' povlnnl
starati Sc, ably Wredow byl pre-
p~uSten; nez Sc to vsak zjisti, ne
nell bychom verejne jednati
- To, ma dceruSko, kaze ne
jen opatrnost, ale i naSe stare
nepoSkvrnene .imeno, ktere nj
kdy S necim podobnym nepri.
Slo We styk, jehoa bezuhon.
most Jest naSe slechtictvi, kite.
re mas povznasi mad mas vse'
chen majetek,' pravil vaznt
pan Velhout.
"Prisvedcuji ii, ale cistots
naseho jmena zada, by nikdt
Ia mas netrpel nevinne, byt'
jen minutu, vterinu - a proto
nesmlme cekati, az Sc jeho ne
VIVA teprve dokaze."
"Evo, nezapomen, re tollkt
I've srdce te svadi k takovyn
recem, re milujeS tohoto muze
a laska oslepuie," namital pa
Velhout.
''To neni pravda! Naopak
laska vidi vSe v pravem svetle
vidi vSe Argusovyma ocima
kde nestaci zrak, pomaha SRI
&c, ono tusi a odkryva, kde ne
staci rozum celeho sveta. Pr
to mohu sveho srdce uposlech
noutl q to mne nabada, pomo
CT nevlnnemu.'
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|PRODA Sc starry dobre pro-
sperujici zakazkovy krejcov-
sky zaVod. Musi byt prodan
nasledkem nemoce. Haste Sc
V els. 24S Old Arcade aneb "a
|volejte Cherry 270. 3-3
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PRODA Sc zelezarsky obchod
S prodejem plumbarskych po-
tfeb, zalozen pred 10 roxy.
Obchodni tydni obrat kol $500,
zadna konkurence v okoli 3
mil. Haste Sc V els. 1866 St.
Clair Ave. aneb u jednatele
po 5. hod. vecer V els. 1921
Vych. 55. I'll. 81
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PRODAJl Sc lacino zanovni
kama plynova, ma vytapeni
do pokoje. Haste Sc Il Jaro
Pergl, 1929 Champa Ave.
81
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chvilku po nj Flora Atkinso-
va.
Flora obirala Sc rada politi-
kou, proto hned pohrouzila Sc
We cteni dennich listu,
Eva. ktera posledni cas- zaby
vala sc vice modnimi listy, pro-
hlizela nekolik cisel.
Eva chtela promluviti S Flo
rou. Sym Janem byla 81 jista.
Flory bylo il Ito; bylt' po-
mer ieji Sc Span6lem jiz vSeo-
becne IMAM.
"Floro," zapotala Eva polo
haste, "odloz ma chyili novi-
ny a prisedni Ike mn6, Rada
bych S tebou o necem pohovo-
fila
Tato vzhledla k Eve trochu
udiven6. Nemluvily posledni
cas- spolu mnoho. Polozila no
why a nachvlila Sc k Eve.
"Floro," zacla Eva, "rekni
mi upfimne, V jakem pomeru
isl $ Corunou ="
IS hrabetem Corunou!" o.
pravoVala Flora trochu uraze-
ne. I've trech nedelich Dude
svatba, ma dfahal' ia oko Tho
steine pflpojila.
"BudeS veImi ne8t'astna,'
prohodila Eva.
"Starej Sc sauna 0 sebe.''
pretrhla rec Flora hnevive.
Ted bys mi no neprala, kdyz
IL nechal sed6t. Mysllm, re isl
dosti zaopatrena svlm umel-
Gem, iehoz nebrouSene vratni-
ctvi Jest videti jeste ma kolik
kroku, nebot' plati "a diva" pr
pojila Eva iizIiye.
"To bys ty tedy m6la tri,' re
kla Eva, "vzdyt' isl chtela to-
hoto Notwithstanding tloveka ie
ste ku syemu hrabeti. Re $ te-
bou v3ak nechtcl nc miti, pro-
to iej nazyvas nebrouSenym.''
"Prenecham ii $ nejyetSi ia
dosti tento diamant k vybrou-
Semi mluvila Flora, vSecka
.isouc zardela zlosti. Ma tou-
ha nenese Sc k mistnostem sIu
zebniku. Mu.j hrabe nechtel
by miti soka, ienz bydli, ne
DO bydlil Y portyrske svetnici
to bylo BY urazkou Slechti-
Gel" skonclla Flora
''ro by naneivyse bylo maz
kou zlodeje." tresoucimi Sc
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