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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1918
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FREE AIR-FREE WATER-
Leonard B. Fowler, Democratic can-
didate for attorney general, was visit
ing friends and supporters in this city
today.
Mrs. William McKnight has return
ed from Reno where she went Saturday j 4.
to meet her mother, who has arrived 1 T Alltft
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wuiii 1111 hoiii. ai 'y(;tiviit lau.
Mrs. George B. Thatcher and son
Jack left the latter end of the week for
Reno, which place the Thatchers will
hereafter make their home.
E. T. Fatrick of the attorney gen
eral's office returned yesterday from
Klko, where he had been attending to
some important state matters in the
courts of that countv.
WOMEN'S
Rest Room
Large ard Kcdcm In Every Respect
fEDERAfiGsoTiscs
DOUBLE CABLE BASfi.
TEDERAL Cord
Tim an bettor
because vulcanis
ing under internal
air pressure keeps
every cord straight
fadparaOeL
The Double-Cable-Base
pre
vents internal wear
and stops any pos
sibility of slipping
.or rocking.
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William Forman, one of Tonopah's
leading lawyers and well and popularly
known in this section of the state, was
an arrival from the south on last even
ing's train.
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HOME GUARDS, ATTENTION!
The first annual meeting of the Home
Guards will he held at the State Ar
mory this evening at 7 o"clock, sharp.
A full atendance is requested.
The meeting will be brief and ad
journ early so that members can at
tend the speaking at the Circe building.
By order of
W. D. ALEXANDER, Captain.
lies, Expert Repair
ing, Storage, Oils
RED CROWN GASOLINE
Agents for the
Brooks' Gas Generator
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on tbe market; 50 per cent saving in
fuel; 25 per cent increase in mileage
and horse power; 10 per cent de
crease in beat. Installed in your car
for $17. Guaranteed or money refunded.
i Agents for Federal Tires and
and Tubes None Better
HEAD SALESMAN
SPENT HUNDREDS
Burton. Suffered Twenty Years Before
Finding the Sight Medicine
CARSON CITY, NEV.
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ALL HE EARNS GOES
INTO LIBERTY BONDS
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LOS AXGELES, Oct. 14. His en
tire fortune having been swept away in
the Mexican revolution of 1914, General
Mariano Ruiz, aged 70, is earning $1
a day and his room as night bell-hop in
a modest east-side hotel.
The former general who once led
thousands of troops in military activi
ties below the Rio Grande, now leads
guests to their respective rooms.
And despite his meager pay he is
buying a Liberty Bond of the fourth
issue and has induced forty of his
friends to do the same.
The aged general started his military
carer as a sergeant, having graduated
from the military school at Chapultepec.
He soon after was made lieutenant, and
within a few years was appointed brig
adier general. In 1905 he became gov
ernor of the state of Tepee and was
recognized as one of the right-hand
men of Diaz. The revolution in 1914
forced him to leave the country.
British Army Officers Will Talk to
People of Carson City Is Evening
Camouflage
)sa fca s
Camouflage is a means of deceit.
Though the new German Chancel
lor's speech indicates that a revolution
lias occurred, yet the German Emper
or's authority seems to be maintained.
Peace overtures, no matter what
terms are suggested, the Kaiser re
maining on the throne, are generally
taken as camouflage.
If the American People can be led to
believe that the Fourth Liberty Loan
is unnecessary, the Loai may fail, our
troops be discouraged, our allies des
pair, and the Huns thus obtain time to
devise new .schemes of wholesale mur
der and rapine new agencies to throw
the world back into savagery.
Buy Bonds. Let nothing which the
enemy suggests prevent our supporting
our government with all our strength
all our means.
Buy Bonds. None of us want a tem
porary peace which the Junkers can
break whenever they please.
Buy Bonds. If real peace be at hand,
then this investment, already the best
in the world, will at once yield a rich
return ; for our bonds will reach the
highest premium ever known.
Above All, we must support cur
leaders.
Wilson, George and Clemenceau will
deal with the Armistice proposal. Our
work is to support them. Just now we
can- best support them by buying bonds.
ED. J. WALSH.
A Liberty Loan party, consisting of
Mrs. R. N. Paulson of the British re
cruiting station of San Francisco; Cap
tain F. L. Goord, who has been in
charge of the station in the city for the
past year, and who is about to return
to England to take up active service;
Lieutenant James Dagger of the Brit
ish army, who has also been engaged
in recruiting work on the coast ; and
last, but not least, Miss Jean Hague.
who needs no introduction to Nevada
people, arrived fom San Francisco late
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded to
Merrimac. where all remained as guests
for the night of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Hague.
The party left for Reno this morning,
but will return to Carson this afternoon.
Before the party left members of the
Woman's County Liberty Loan com
mittee made arrangements whereby
Lieutenant Dagger and Captain Goord
will speak at a Liberty Loan meeting
to be held this evening, commencing at
8 o'clock, in the Circe building, where
seating accommodations have been .pro
vided. The meeting in a sense will be in
formal and a sort of "jumped up" af
fair, as no time was permitted to get
it up on an elaborate scale, but it prom
ises to be a momentous and interest
ing occasion. Governor Boyle will
preside.
Captain Goord has been heard here
before and won his audience by his re
cital of incidents of the war. It will
be remembered the captain was one of
the victims of a German gas attack on
the west front eighteen months ago,
and when he was sent to this country
for recuperation he was practically a
physical wreck, but Pacific coast cli
mate has made a new man of him. He
will speak tonight and will have a lot
to tell of present German propoganda
Lieutenant Dagger has seen active
service, and, being a forcible talker
will tell a story that will appeal to all
and show up tlie Hun in some new-
phases. The lieutenant is now prepar
ing for a tour of the country in the in
terest of Red Cross work and this will
be the only opportunity of hearing him.
The meeting will be called at 8
o'clock, promptly' and it is desired that
evervbodv be on time. Plenty of chairs
will be provided.
RENO HAS SITUATION
WELL UNDER CONTROL
It was stated in Reno Saturday that
the so-called epidemic of Spanish in
fluenza was well under control and
there is now but little fear of its spread.
There are only a few cases in the city
and they are of a light order, many
claiming that they are just ordinary
cases ot grip. .o ieatns, so tar as
known, have occurred since Thursday
and in all there have only been two.
Friday afternoon in this city, follow
ing the report that several cases existed
in White Pine mining camps, the State
Board of Health called a meeting and
issued the following order:
-wnereas, ..it is known that epi
demic influenza exists in the village of
Cobre, Nev.. and
In speaking of the marvelous way in
which Tanlac has relieved him of a long
standing case of rheumati-sm, B. E.
Burton, head salesman in the wholesale
fruit and vegetable department at Lut-
ev Bros.. Butte. Mont., living at 662
South Montana stret, recently said
"It is simply astonishing that just a
few bottles of Tanlac should fix mc up
in almost no time, after I had spent
almost every dollar I earned in the last
twenty years trying to get relief from
that awful rheumatism."
Before coming to Butte Mr. Bur
ton lived for ten years in Spokane,
Wash., where he was salesman for the
Imperial Trading company of that cit .
"I tell you what," he continued. "I
have gone thrdiiglTall stages of rheu
matism, and tl- agonies I have had to
endure simply cannot be described. The
trouble first came on me about twenty
years ago. My shoulders, knees and
ankles gave me the most worry and
ached so at times that I hardly had any
use for myself. Alout three years ago
it got so bad that I was laid up in bed
for six long months, and when I got up
again I had to go about on crutches for
three months, and till recently I never
did get it out of my system, although I
spent hundreds of dollars in trying to
get straightened out. I went to Hot
Springs, Ark., but without result and
then I tried the mud baths nearer home.
but I got no benefit from that treatment
either. A little while ago I felt il com
ing on pretty bad again. My appetite
left me, nothing tasted right, I was con
stipated and suffered from awful head
aches every few days. The pain in my
shoulders and knees was so agonizing
that I could hardly sleep and I would
wake up six or seven times during the
night racked with pain. Why, at the
time I started taking Tanlac I couldn't
raise my arms as high as my shoulders
to save my life and was unable to put
on my coat without somelody helping
me, and mv knees were so stiff and
hurt so bad I could hardlv walk.
After reading so much about Tan
lac I decided to try it and I hadn't
finished my first 1ottle before the stiff
ness began to leave my joints, and now
I never suffer a bit of pain or incon
venience. Aly second bottle gave me
a whacking big appetite, that consti
pation is relieved and I never have a
headache. I sleep like a log all night.
and am lucky if I wake up in time for
breakfast before going to work. I ccr
tainly am glad to endorse Tanlac and
only hope my experience with this
wonderful medicine will help someone
else who may. be going through what
I did.
Tanlac is sold in Carson City
Charles L. Kitzmever.
Drastic Clause of Initiative Law
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CAN I BE CURED?"
Most people are of the opinion that if the state is voted "dry" at
the Novemler election it means only the closing of the saloons and that
they can take their little old jug to the grocery and have it filled at their
pleasure. For the benefit of those who are laboring under this delusion
their attention is called to section 7 of the initiative petition to lie voted
on, which reads as follows :
Sec. 7. It shall be unlawful for any person to keep or have FOR
PERSONAL USE or otherwise, or to use, or permit another to have,
keep or use, intoxicating liquors at any restaurant, store, office build
ing, club, place where soft drinks are sold (except a drug store may
have and sell alcohol and wine as provided by sections four and twenty
four), fruit stand, newsstand, nxmi or place where bowling alleys, bil
liard or pool tables are maintained, livery stables, public buildings, park,
road, street or alley. It shall be unlawful for any person to give or
furnish to another intoxicating liquors. Anyone violating this section
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be
fined not less than one hundred dollars, nor more than one thousand
dollars, and be imprisoned in the county jail not less than two nor more
than twelve months; provided that no common carrier, for hire, nor
any other person, for hire or w ithout hire, shall brijig or carry into this
state, or carry from one place to another within tne state, intoxicating
liquors for another, even when intended for personal use; except a com
mon carrier may, for hire, carry pure grain alcohol and wine, and such
preparations as may be sold by druggists for the special purposes and in
the manner as set forth in sections four and twenty-four; and provided
further, however, that in case of search and seizure, the finding of any
liquors shall be prima facia evidence that the same are being kept
and stored for unlawful purposes.
DOES NEVADA NEED LAWS LIKE THIS?
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Governor Boyle Suggests Government
Take Over Tonopah and Tidewater
Realizing the advantages that accrue
from the operation of the Tonopah and
Tidewater railway, between Beatty and
Las Vegas, and the loss that will be
sustained by suspension and tearing up
of its tracks, Senators Pittman ar.d
Henderson
siduouslv
Washington to have the road operated ) operated unprofitably and finally, after
as a government project if the present
erly and southerly route with the
country south of us. This road was
built at a time when mining prospects
seemed to warrant its construction. It
is true that it has never been a profit
able investment. In this respect, how
ever, it is like the Carson and Colorado.
have been laboring as- ' now llle Nevada and California ot the
with the departments at S Southern Pacific lines, which for years
How often have you heard that sad
cry from the victims of disease. Per
haps the disorder has gone too far for
help, but oftener it is just in its first
stages and the pains and aches are only
natures first cries for help. Do not
despair. Find out the cause and give
nature all the help you caj and she
will repay you with health. Look af
ter the kidneys. The kidneys are the
most overworked organs of the human
body, and when they fail in their work
of filtering and throwing off the poison
owners cannot go on with its operation.
The efforts of Governor Boyle have
also been enlisted in the matter, and
today at the suggestion of Nevada's
senators, he wired the following to
William G. McAdoo, government direc
tor of railroads :
"Carson. Nev., Oct. 14, 1918.
"Hon. William G. McAdoo, Director
General of Railways, Washington.
D. C.
"Relative to the petition of the Las
Vegas and Tonopah railway with the
Railroad commission of this state, ask
ing annulment of rates and schedules
preparatory to the tearing up of their
line from Beatty to Las Vegas, Nev.,
the allegation is made that shop facili
ties at Las Vegas are no longer accord
ed and that rerouting of freights be
tween Southern California points and
Tidewater on order of railroad admin
istration has destroyed business of the
applicant. I very respectfully call your
attention to certain regrettable feat
ures connected with the decision of this
road to remove its rails here. It is the
only direct connecting link between
Northern and Southern Nevada and
constitutes what we believe to be a por
tion of a very feasible and useful north-
ow .1.. :
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Whereas, The copper industries of L , . "
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STRAY MULE
A white mule lias strayed on to the
Davis ranch, north of town. Owner
can have same by calling for it and
paying for this ad. s!2-tf
NOTICE
Plenty of coal and fuel on hand, but
it is still in hands of fuel administra
tion, and customers, before ordering,
will please fill out and sign the applica
tion blanks furnished by local commit
tee. -
May 9, 1918 JOHN RUBKE.
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NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
EMPORIUM CO.
of Carson, Nev.,
is Sole Agent for
HDHSIK UNDERWEAR
and
STYLPLUS SUITS
Fly, Nev., and vicinity are an essential
industry in the present national emer
gency, and
wnereas, ihese industries are in
great danger of suspension if epidemic
influenza should be brought into the
district of Ely, Nev., and further,
Whereas, The County Board of
Health of White Pine county and rep
resentatives of local industries of Ely
have requested the State Board of
Health of Nevada to declare the district
of Ely in a state of quarantine, there
" . tore be it
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules will
give almost immediate relief from kid
ney and bladder troubles and their
kindred ailments. Thev will free vour
body from pain in short order. But be
sure to get GOID MEDAL. Look for
the name on every box. In three sizes.
sealed packages. Money refunded if
they do not help you.
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RED CROSS CHAPTER TO
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
. By Mrs. Sallie Blackwell
On Wednesday evening, October 23d,
Carson City Chapter X R. C, in com
mon with all the other Red Cross
chapters throughout the country, will
hold , its annual meeting. Reports of
the. year s work will be given by the
making development of its section pos
sible, became one of the most profitable
and useful lines in the state.
"The Las Vegas and Tonopah passes
through a somewhat barren country,
flanked by numerous ranges which have
produced minerals and which after in
tensive prospecting will doubtless bring
forth mines ultimately.
"Viewing this proposition in its
broaftlest sense the public interest
might, in my judgment, be well served
by the taking over by your organiza
tion of this road as one of the feeders
of the lines within the systems to the
north and south. The development of
the arid and sparsely settled inter
mountain country is retarded every
where by lack of transportation facil
ities. When men are willing. ;is were
the projectors of this road. carry
their operations over many kan years,
both state and national governir.cn. s
might with propriety asii in keepini;
this enterprise in existence by Midi
legitimate means as may as this time
be employed, having in mind the future
potentialities of the large territory now
served by this road, which potentialities
will be enormously reduced if the road
is removed.
"EMMET D. BOYLE. Governor.-
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Resolved, That the district of Ely
Nev., includinc: the villages of McGill
ij East Ely. Ruth, Kimberly, and adjacent
communities tributary to the copper in
j dustries of Ely. Nev., t are hereby de-
SjClared to be in a state-of quarantine.
and that no person shall be permitted officers and the chairmen of the various
j to enter said quarantined district w ith- committees. Addresses will "also be
out the permission of the County Board made by good speakers on war work.
' ei vvnne l ine county, and I At tne conclusion ot tne meeting a
be it further Iward of directors,, consisting of fifteen
Resolved, That it shall be tlte duty members will be elected by the mem-'
of the County JBoard of Health of bership. They in turn will elect the of- j
White Pine county and other local I ficers and executive committee for the
county and city officials to enforce this
quarantine regulation. By order of the
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH,
S. L- LEE, Sec'y.
GlS(ew Qrocery Terms
TO THE GROCERY TRADE:
You are undoubtedly thoroughly familiar with the expressed wishes
of the Government TO SHORTEN THE TIME OF PAYMENT so as
to make available all possible funds in carrying out successfully the tre
mendous undertakings of this great Nation.
It thus becomes the PATRIOTIC DUTY of all of us, Wholesaler,
Retailer and Consumer, to render all possible assistance in the success
ful carrying out of this necessary plan and our co-operation should be
made effective WITHOUT DELAY.
4 As already advised, our revised terms of payment, 1 per cent in 10
days 30 days net, becomes effective on August l, 1918. You will doubt-
less deem it advisable and necessary to make corresponding changes in
$ your terms to the consuming public.
t CALIFORNIA WHOLESALERS.
The above circular is self-explanatory and cuts the former terms
(which were 16 per cent in 30 days 60 days net) to those mentioned
above. It will be seen that I now get Yi per cent less discount, paying
my bills in ten days, than I formerly did by paying them in 30 days, and
have to settle in 30 days or receive no more goods. Under these condi
tions I am forced to change my terms which in future will be as follows:
All bills must be paid by the 15th of the month following that which
the bill is contracted. Customers not complying with the above will be
required to pay cash.
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Call around and inspect
a our goods
IMPROVEMENT CLUB TONIGHT
The North Side Improvement club
will hold a meeting this evening, com
mencing at 7 :30 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Herbert Coffin. ' . -
The members are urged to" be present
and on time, as some may want to at
tend the Liberty Loan meeting later.
coming year.
You don't want to miss hearing these
reports. The amount ot work that has
been done will surprise you, and make
you proud, that a small community like
this could do so much. If you have
not given of your time and energy to
the utmost, you will be- inspired to
put forth greater efforts.
The board of directors will be select
ed by you, who are paid-up members,
from a list of thirty names which will
be presented. If by any chance you
have failed to renew your mmbership
do so at once, and don't wait until the
December drive. Just send the amount
See Bata
For hauling away your trash and
express work of all kinds. Phone of your membership fee to Miss Rose
A, G. Meyers
GEORGE BRODIGAN
DEMOCRAT, FOR
SECRETARY OF STATE t
Vote for Him Vote for Him
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