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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, 1919
The Carson City Daily Appeal
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING., EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE NEVADA
PRINTING COMPANY
T. D. VAN DEVORT
Editor and Manager
Entered as Matter of the Second Class at the Postoffice at Carson City, Nevada,
under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
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Carson City Daily Appeal is the real live advertising medium of this section
as evidenced by its carrying a larger amount of advertising than any paper n
the city. " ' " ' -
NO TELLING WHAT MAY HAPPEN
Wages can't meet high prices if both are going in the same direc
tion. Newark News. !
i The great question in the Socialist party at present is what is
left. Springfield Republican.
.
Still, there must be either universal military training or univer
sal military straining. Columbia Record.
:
! Dr. Karl Muck will land in Denmark, thus connrminc what
Hamlet said about that kingdom. Columbia Record.
The Allies still love Kolchak, but not with the ardent passion
that thrilled them when he was making good. Asheville Times
. ,
The railroad men seem to have overlooked the fact that it isn 't
the strikes, but the runs which win the game.- Columbus Dispatch.
ftnvernor TJovle mav be absolutely sincere in his statement that! Now, if eongress would only amend the law of supply and de-
with the ending of his gubernatorial term he will retire from poli- j mand so that we would have more supply and less demand, the solu
tics, but many things are liable to happen between now and the sen-' tion of our troubles would be simple. fA Paso Times.
atonal campaign of 1922 . The little pig. that went to market in the old days now has de-
The governor has developed a wonderful penchant as a con-, , their ime in plants -Dal-
ciliator between labor and capital, and an these dubious times even , 6
the Lord himself can hardly tell what may happen or in what lines " .
there may be a demand for a man of resource and talent. j Great Britain has removed 'all restrictions on boer .and is ready
to renew her proud title of "tight little island. Cleveland Plain
Dealer. . . . .
IEJEST-0LDES1'
HAIL HUT
Foreign Born Lately Here Mix
Greetings With Native
Indians.
SUMMONS
In the First Judicial District Court of
! the State of Nevada, In and for Ormsby
County.
t ii i.
JOE MORELLI, Plaintiff,
vs.
CHARLOTTE MORELLI, Defendant
World Not Yet at Peace, Mr. Wilson
Telia Bismarck Audience Warns
of Dangers Without
League.
THE LINCOLN HIGHWAY
The Reno Gazette is to be complimented for the sentiment ex
pressed in the attached editorial and it is to be hoped that it will sink
deep under the skins of its Reno, readers and, reading between the;
lines, bring them to a partial realization ai least mat neuo is uui au
of Nevada and that Reno can only grow as grows the rest of the state.
The editorial follows :
The gift of $125,000 to the state of Nevada by the Lincoln Highway
association, two-thirds of which was paid yesterday, to be followed with
in a short time by payment of the remainder, is a splendid testimonial
to the magnificent public spirit of that great national organization which
is devoted to the construction of better highways in this country. From
the time this government was organized down to the present, men of
vision have constantly been impressed with the fact that national devel
opment and rapid communication were inseparable and that no surer
means could be found to tie the widely separated sections of the country
together and make isolated communities prosperous than by the con
struction of permanent and free public highways.
It was upon-this great idea that the Lincoln Highway association was
founded and, notwithstanding the fact that it was compelled by the ex
igencies to devtrte itself first to a single route across the continent, it
has never departed from its original principle of promoting the construc
tion of good highways everywhere, whether contiguous to or connecting
with its own selected line or not. -
It is unfortunate that certain communities, located both upon and
off the Lincoln Highway route, have lost sight of this fundamental prin
ciple of the organization, have become over-zealous partisans of a single
arbitrary route, and have either allowed themselves to be placed in the
position either of attacking the Lincoln Highway because it does not pass
through their community, or of assaulting some other routes that pa?s
through other sections. They have fallen into the position of sectarians
wro overlook great underlying principles of good through the partisan
zeal that can see nothing beyond the narrow limits of a particualr sect.
Nevada is particularly fortunate to have been placed upon the line
cf this important transcontinental roadway, if for no other reason than
that she has received therefrom the educational effects of its campaign
for better highways through the nation, for no state in the Union is com
pelled to depend more upon highway construction for internal devel
opment. And, when there is added to this valuable work of the associa
tion a cash gift of $125,000 to assist in highway building, the good for
tune of the state becomes even more apparent.
The Lincoln Highway is not only a great national undertaking, but a
great national movement a movement to help all communities help
themselves by taking advantage of their own opportunities.
DO YOUR PART TO PREVENT AN INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC
FOR SALE
A bicycle. Apply to Cyril Collins at
Methodist parsonage. s9-tf
See Bata
Express work of all kind trunk
nd baggage hauled to and from
'root Rath. Phone 941. 22-tf
WOOD AND COAL
Orders for wood and coal tow re
ceived. Prompt delivery. Phone. 151 L
f7-tf JOHN RUBKE.
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nits. a. e. warn i
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Suits, Coats
7 .
and
x
Dresses
I ALL TI1E LATEST STYLES I
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Circe Block, Carson City $
Restrictions Raised
The govtrnmcnt having raised all re
strictions regarding . the sale of fuel
you can now. purchase direct from the
dealers. A full supply now on hand at
Rubke's yard. Phone 1511. fl-ti
AT THE
emporium
.
To QoseFOut Ti !
BOYS' MT WA1STS
Ages 7 to 13
TO Cts.
HI'S SFOST MISTS
Men's Sport - Shirts Sizes
15JV 16 nd V only
65c, (US ill (1.50
EMPORIUM CO.
Carson City, Nevada
See Bath
For the moving of furnitnre, house
hold goods, trunks, machinery, etc.
I'hone 941. jo-tt
Order Direct
When you want wood or coal p'tom
direct to John Rubke. He will supplj
fl-tf
events the
Furniture Moved
See Bath for the moving of all kintis
of articles, from valises to quartz
mills. Phone 941. j6-tl
People everywhere are disinclined to discuss disagreeable sub
jects. They prefer not to think of epidemics. We believe, however,
that now is the time when most serious attention should be given to
the probable recurrence of an influenza spread as the weather be
comes cooler. The influenza tragedy in the United States last fall
can never be pictured in all its horror. It came in the midst of war your wants. Call up 1511.
when the terribleness of death was neutralized by the dispatches tell- j Read the Appeal tor the
ing of our men being killed abroad. Brave men and women battled day they happen.
the disease here and buried the dead with steeled hearts. ,
It was expected that congress wculd make an appropriation suf
ficient for a nation-wide fight on influenza, but as usual that body has
frittered away its time playing politics. Five, hundred thousand more
persons may die so far as congress is concerned. j
If anything is done to prevent an epidemic, the people, in co
operation with local health officials, must do it. A great deal rests
upon the people. ....
Doctors are agreed that influenza germs are scattered by cough
ing and sneezing, and that by covering the cough r sneeze danger of
an epidemic is lessened, lives are saved and manv nersons arc snared
days of painful illness. la any quantity., Best in the market.
The New York Board of Health has added this to that city's !Also a" kmds of feedi, ,0rde
sanitary code : promptly delivered. Phone 1511.
"In order to prevent the conveyance of infective material to U'li '' JOHN RUBKE-
others, all persons shall, when coughing or sneezing, properly cover
the nose and mouth with a handkerchief or other protective sub- .
stance." j
All persons can do this and should. It means safety for others,
including those around you, the members of your family, your child
ren, and your friends.
Let each one of us show an interest in the life of our fellow-
beings by doing these simple things. Influenza is tragic; the sneeze '
is no longer a joking matter, but a forerunner of death. However
unpleasant this editorial may be, attention to what it says may bring
happier days for those who take seriously the simple suggestions
that have been made.
Read the Appeal for the latest in
world events. - . .
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We are also agents fo.r the Chev
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By Mt. Clemons News Bureau.)
Aboard President Wilson's Special
rroin. The great diversity of types of
Americans over whom Woodrow Wil
son presides came strikingly to his at
tention as he made his way through
North Dakota and Montana toward the
Pacific coast.
Copper-hued Indian braves with
their squaws and pappooses, took the
hand of the great White Father. Fair
haired men and women from far Scan
dinavia pressed forward to greet the
President. . Others who used to know
is their fatherland Germany, Holland
and even Russia, hailed him. Grizzled
avalryiuen who in years gone by
tougnt the redskins in this same re
gion saluted. Cowboys and cowgirls
in dashing costumes rode toward tiini
at breakneck speed and whirled quirts
over their heads. He and his compan
ions saw more different.kinds of Amer
icans than one, ordinarily realizes go
to make up our country.
Mr. Wilson's one speech in North
Dakota was at Bismarck,. the capital.
It must be chronicled that his remarks
were received with much less enthusi
asm than at any other stop he has
made. Just why this was so was not
quite apparent ex-ept perhaps that his
audience of 1,500 was composed large
ly of those of Teutonic and Seandinav
tan mrtn who are naturally not so
given to noisy enthusiasm as bom
Americans . . .
Introduced by Governor.
He was introduced by Governor
Lynn J. Frazier, whose two young
laughters attracted the attention of
the President and Mrs. Wilson because
of their names. It appeared that Gov
t-mor Frazier attended the State Agri
cultural university and in honor of his
ulnia mater called one twin Unle and
the other Versie. This delighted the
Wilsons.
"The world is not now at peace," the
President declared. "Physcially per
iiaps it is but mentally not." The min
cf the world is ill at ease and will bt
until America's verdict as to the
League of Nations is recorded for all
to know the victory has been won only
over the force of a particular group of
j j rations, not over the passions of those
4 1 nations or the others which' opposed
J I hem.
After declaring that the league by
XJ its justice and humanity would do
'away with these hatreds, the Presi
Jl dent said: '"If those principles cannot
i he maintained, and they cannot witlv-
4. out the league, these pasisons will
The State of Nevada sends greeting
to said defendant:
You are herebv summoned to appear
within ten days after the service upon
you of this summons if served in said
count-, or within twenty days if served
out of said county but within said judi
cial district, and in all other cases with
in forty days, exclusive of the day of
service, and defend the above-entitltd
action.
This action is brought to recover a
judgment dissolving the bonds of matri-
nony existing between you and the
plaintiff.
Dated June ZOth, A. D., 1919.
DANIEL E. MORTON,
Clerk of said court.
VVm. McKnight, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of hrst publication, June 8, 1919.
Dnn.tMcr
I JESSIE H. TAYL03 .
X Eyes
Examined and
Fitted.
Glasses T
ANY LENS DUPLICATE) X
Thoma-Bigelow Building, Rrno, Nev.
RANCH FOS SALE
(By owner)
Improved 100 acres irrigable, with
water from government irrigation proj
ect, on , Swingle Bench, twelve miles
west from Fallon, Nevada. Best loca
tion for orchard in state. Good crop
every year. Five large Percheron mares;
registered Duroc-Jersey hogs; farm
machinery, etc. Will be in Carson City
for a few days only. Over Muller's
drug store.
j3-tf C. V. EGGLESTON.
SALESMEN,
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for live salesmen. Commission from $5
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ERTY
blaze up again and there will be in the
hearts of those peoples a despair
which will bring about universal
chaos.
Find Quickest Way.
j "Men iu despair do not construct
4. j governments. Men in despair destroy
j governments. Men whose whole affairs
annot get clothes, cannot turn to any
j authority that can give them anything.
run amuck. When a man has got an
empty stomach, most of all when those
Tb world's standard remedy for kidney.
Iivr, bladder and eric acid troubles, the
enemies of life and looks. In oao fcioce
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; fee the mm Cold Medel ee every k
TO THE POLICYHOLDERS OF
THE PRUDEOTU1.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA
MU llLEjii hereby riven that a nivtin, nf
ynou
j he loves are starving, he is not going
! to serve any government he is Koine to
In the District Court of the First Ju- ( serve himself by the quickest way he
uiciai district ot tne state 01 nevaaa lin find.
olders of THE PRUDENTIAL
:E COMPANY Civ lurniri
will be held at the Home Office of said Com-
In the Matter of the
Panelli, Deceased.
Estate of Nicola
SUMMONS
i
How long the trouble was in coming may be gauged by a letter' br County
written by Queen Victoria in 1875: "Bismarck is so overbearing,'
vioiem, grasping ana unprincipled tnat no one could stand it
liisiuarek i a terrible man and he makes Gmnnnv orrentlv rHliimri
, , . J 0. w.-. u..,..ivwVA
In the First Judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada In and for Orms-
ANNA LEONARD, Plaintiff,
: : :i - ' ts. ..
THOMAS LEONARD, Defendant
I ou know that the Prussians are not noDular. nnf ort.n-
natcly, and no one will tolerate any power wishing to dictate to all: The State of Nevada sends greetirg
.hurope. to sajd defendant:
King George dug this up from his grandmother's correspondence You are heTey summoned to appear
to prove the family not pro-German. " within ten days after the service upon
on . .. , yOU 0f this summons if served m said
MANY RUSS PRISONERS IN GERMANY 'county, or within twenty days if served
out of said county but withrn said judi-
Germany still contains 250,000 Russian prisoners of war who 'ci?1 di?trict,Jand in.a" othr cases
are being fed and clothed by the United States., floated efforts jTSlAeS
have been made to repatriate the Russians, but the Bolsheviki pre- ed action.
vent it at every turn. , . 1 This action is brought by plaintiff to
A few trainloads of prisoners that have been sent into Russia secu,e ,ecre ' vorce from you
have been halted by Red Guards at the border who have offered the TJF& ffcoSiS
returning men a choice between joining the Bolsheviki or suffering saries of life. ...
massacre. Many have preferred death; so many, in fact, that the Oated April 22, 1919. ' "
United States ceased all efforts at sending.them through. , j DANakEofMsamTcSrt
We are with the ministers if they strike for better-paid sermons. VT McKNJGHT' Attorney for Plain-
uniess mey asit time ana a Half lor overtime. Detroit News.
Notice is hereby given that in pur
suance of an order ot the District Court
of the First Judicial District of the
state of Nevada, in and for the county
of . Ormsby, made on the 23rd day 'of
August, 1V19, in the matter of the es
tate of Nicola Panelli, deceased, the
undersigned, the administratrix of- the
estate of said deceased, will sell at pri
vate sale, upon, the terms and condi
tions hereinafter mentioned, and sub
ject to confirmation by said court, on
ii- .
vveanesaay, tne itn oay ot septemuer,
1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. of said day, all
the right, title, interest and estate of the
said Nicola Panelli, deceased, at the
time of his death, in and to the real
property hereinafter described, and all
- After explaining the benefit of hav
ing nations lay their causes before a
public tribunal for discussion as a
means of preventing war, Mr. Wilson
continued: "You dare not lay a bad
case before mankind. You dare not
kill the young men of the world for a
dishonest purpose. We have let thous
ands of. our lads go to their death in
order to convince not merely Germany,
but any other nation, that the world
does not mean to permit any iniquity
of that sort."
Discusses Article" X.
Discoursing upon the much criticized
Article X, the President said, "It
meant merely the fixing of the land ti
tles of the territories of Europe jus
as the state of . North Dakota fixed
the land titles of its farmers and
ranchers. If the state did not do this
pany in the City of Newark, New Jersey, oa
inuauiy.Laeriraiiravoi ijmwriiu, iuio -.
twelve o'clock noon, for the purpose of selecti
ng I our persons to be voted for by tne policy,
holders' Trustee as members of the Board ot
Directors at the annual election of Directors
of the Company, to be held on the Twelfth
day of January, 1920. - . .
At such meeting every policyholder of the
corporation who is of the age of twenty-one
years or uowards and hn nli u.. k.
i n force for at least one year last oast ahal 1 hm
entitled to east one Totem person or by proxy.
FORREST P. DRYDEN, President.
FOR RENT OR SALE
An tight room furnished house, mod
ern plumbing ; several acres of land and
spring; also five room unfurnished
house. Inquire of Miss E. E. STONE,
Carson City. s5-lw
the right, title and interest that the
said estate has, by operation of law, or every land owner would have to guard
otherwise, acquired other than or in ad- J his property with a gun, and because
dttion to that of said deceased, at the
time of his death, or, in and to that cer
tain tract of land situate, lying and be
ing in the county of Ormsby, state of
Nevada, and more particularly describ
ed as follows, to-wit:.
"An undivided one-half interest in
and to the southwest quarter of section
fourteen (14), township fifteen (15)
north, range twenty (20) east, M. D. B.
& M., containing one hundred and sixty
acres." .
. Term and conditions of sale : Cash,
gold coin of the United States; ten (10)
per cent of the purchase money to be
paid at the time ot sale ; balance on con
firmation of sale by said court
Dated this 25th day of August, A. D.
1919.
; GIUSEPPINA PANELLI,
Administratrix of the Estate of Nicola
Panelli, Deceased. .
W. E. BALDY, ?
Attorney for Administratrix,
Date cf first publication April 30, 1919. f Date of first publication,. Aug. 26, 3-w.
the European nations did not have
their titles established by universal
law they always had to stand guard
over their lands with guns and fleets."
Alter nis speecn, air. Wilson was,
driven to the Bismarck Country Club,
which overlooks Fort Lincoln, whence
General Custer in 1876 started on his
fatal journey. There the President
shook hands with Capt. Steve Welsh
himself au ancient Indian fighter, with
Red Tomahawk, a chief who declares
that he killed Sitting Bull, and with
Terrible Jack, a cowboy who rode for
ty miles to town for the occasion.
Journeying through the faiuoua bad
lands on his way west Mr. Wilson
passed the ranch at Medora, N. D
where the late Col. Roosevelt spent
part of his youth. The train slowed
down and the President removed bla
bat ts a small group wared to him.
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FOR SALE
Second-hand 6teel desk, in fairly
good condition, will be sold to highest
bidder. Enquire of E. H. Walker,
room 54, State CapitoL a9-2t