Carson City daily appeal. [volume], February 11, 1920, Image 4

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CARSON, CITY DAILY, APPEAL, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1920
People and !otcs of Interest
Manheim, Reno candy man, was
among the arrivals on the morning ex
press. Mrs. Ralph Burris left for Sacramen
to yesterday for a brief visit with rela
tives. "Eats" like mother used to make at
the Relief Corps' dance, ' tomorrow
evening, Armory hall.
Mrs. Fred Searles, after a few days'
visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
T. Davis, leaves this evening for Reno,
' Ben Rothholtz, cigar merchant of
Reno, lias been in Carson the past two
. days looking after trade requirements.
Wesley Jenkins, former resident of
C. H. S. JAZZ
Continued from Page One
Stewart of the boys' team has not been
at school as yet this week.
Clare Dickson has been absent ever
since; also .Anna Maud Stern was ab
sent all day , Monday and Tuesday
morning. It is hoped that these play
ers will have recuperated by next Sat
urday night, when the Carson teams
will play the Sparks teams in Sparks.
WARD OFF KIFLUEHZA
BY KEEPING IN BEST
t t
Lincoln's Birthday Program
On Thursday, English IV is going to
celebrate Lincoln's birthday by a short
thrift program, consisting of a play, a
song, one or two poems and two four-
minute talks. This will probably be
greatly enjoyed, " but the best thing
about it is that the class has completed
this city, but now living in Flash, Calif., I the course in thrift. It is doubtful if
was an arrival on the morning train for J many can successfully practice thrift,
a short visit with relatives. t . jbut at least they can look wise when
Louie Spellier political dopester for lever the word "thrift" is mentioned.
the Reno Gazette, was a Carson visitor
today. Spellier continues his still hunt (Student Body Association in Klounsft-
for recalcitrant Democrats, but some-! , ing Condition
how thev seem to vanish on warning of Due to the interest shown by the peo-
his approach. pie of Carson Lity m high school bask
etball this season the Student Body
Association has more money on hand
than it has had for several years. At
Methodist church tonight I present the amount of the fund is some-
Porter will speak on the wnat over $300.
PHYSCAL
CONDITION
Persons Who Catch Cold Easily ; pie who are weak and run down are the
and Who Are Weak and
Down Are the Earliest
tims.
Run
Vic-
D ANGER IS TOO GREAT
TO TAKE ANY CHANCES
Build Up Your Bodily Powers of
Resistance by Taking Tanlac
and Fortify Against Attack.
THE REVIVAL SERVICES
At the
Evangelist
theme," "Self-Conceit and Self-Deceit
On Thursday evening his sermon-sub
ject will be, ("A Voice From Heaven.'
Those attending the services are en
. thusiastic over the good the meetings
are doing. This evning the evangelist
will sing, "He Lifted Me.
TO FINISH HIS TERM
M. F. Strauss, a parole breaker, was
brought over from Reno yesterday and
committed to the mercies of Warden
Ht-nrich of the state penitentiary to
continue the serving of his original sen
tence.
Strauss, when parolled, was serving
time for passing bad paper and had no
University Essay Contest
The students of the U. of N. have
started a plan to interest high school
students in the university. They plan
to have a competitive essay contest for
hich schools. The essays are to be 100
to 150 words long and are to be about
the school which the writers attend.
The winning essay in each high school
will be published in the U. of X. Arte
mesia. This should arouse interest in
the U. of X. and everyone should try
to help the plan along.
Much of the difficulty experienced by
health authorities in checking the
spread of influenza lies in the fact that
it spreads with almost lightning rapid
ity. Although state and city authori
ties have succeeded in keeping it under
control in some sections, the disease
has gotten entirely beyond control m
others.
It is universally agreed by all well-
informed persons that the surest pre
ventive is to get the system into' the
best possible physical condition, in or
der to be able to throw off the infection.
It has been stated that it is possible to
perfect the powers of human resistance
so that it can throw off almost any in
fection, not excepting Spanish influen
za, which is generally supposed to be
:ne of the most contagious diseases
known.
earnest victims ot tne mmienza epi
demic. If you find yourself weak and
losing flesh, or if you are in a gener
ally run down condition you are really
in danger if you should come in con
tact with the influenza germ.
As a powerful reconstructive tonic
and system builder Tanlac is without
an equal. This is a statement of fact.
and is fullv supported by recognized
authorities. According to all accepted
reterence works, including tne L.
Dispensatory, Encyclopedia Brftanica.
and the leading text books used in the
schools of medicine, the principal in
gredients of Tanlac possess the most
powerful reconstructive properties
known to science. This statement is
further proven by the fact that millions
of persons who have actually taken
Tanlac have testified to its extraordin
ary powers as a medicine.
Tanlac restores heakli and strength
to the weak and run down system by
enabling every organ of the body to
perform its proper function in the way
nature intended. It creates a good,
healthy appetite for wholesome, nour
ishing food, and is an ideal strengthen
ing tonic for persons who are in a run
! dow n condition and who are suffering
of Public Utilities
Not being primarily concerned in "profits first" the mu
nicipal plants often-make lower rates to large users, thus en
couraging the development of new industries or increasing the
capacity of old ones.
The freer use of water, light and heat in municipal plants,
for wading pools, swimming pools, gymnasiums, skating ponds,
fountains and park purposes, places the city in a position to
outdistance its less fortunate competitor in the race for com
mercial supremacy.
-This is the season of. the year to overhaul your car
We guarantee satisfaction
JOHNSON'S FREEZE PROOF FOR YOUR RADIATOR
Protects it from freezing in the coldest of weather ,
Medical authorities agree that peo- ; from the after-effects of hard winter
at le
ast she is
Burglars! Burglars! More Burglars!!
Miss Lothrop is training five girls
t t iin l tt
tor a onp-act oiav caiiea curgiars to
more gained his freedom than he again . l)5avecj i,efore the student body ..in
. .i i- r t. I . .
tooK up tne same line oi wui. ( ahout three weeks. Tins ought to he a
i-prv cood comedv. as from what the
J c - '
title suggests, girls ought to be espec
ially adapted to play it well. Miss
Lothrop's play, "An Economical F.oom
erang," was to successful that every
one is eagerly looking forward to this
play.
colds, grippe, or bronchial troubles.
Irrefutable evidence of the reconstruc-
I tive powers of Tanlac is shown by the
was absent fact that it was used bv tens of thous-
Ford Overhauling them our speciality
Gars We guarantee our worn
heir.g on the sick list
not attending school.
Miss Anna Maud Stern
Monday, being very ill from dancing i an(js during last vcar's epidemic with
too much last Saturday evening. With Unlendid results. One well-known Tex-
M'CARRAN TO DEFEND
SLAYER OF FORBES
Judge P. A. McCarran has returned
to Feno from Hanford, Calif, where
he bad heen nreoarine the defense of
W. T. Forbes of Elko, accused of kill
ing Clarence Eaton. ,
j Forbes came to Hanford from Elko
Monday, accompanied by his wife and
children and his brother-in-law, Guy
Weather, where he voluntarily gave
himself up for trial. No attempt was
made by the California authorities to
apprehend him and he has been at ho
time under the charge of an officer. Ef
fort will be made to have him released
on bail during the next few days.
Forbes is exceedingly cheerful over
the situation, and, while confessing the
killing, is confident that a jury will ex
onerate him as soon as the evidence is
in.
whom?
Osborne Buck got his Spanish frm
Van Meter.
Peter Amodic i the latest victim of
Miss Benjamin's wrath. He sworn nev
er to chew gum again this year in Al
gebra. Word has been received from Miss
Brash
The End of Pepita
The advanced Spanish class has final
lv completed butchering the Spanish
novel, "Fepita limenez." Poor Pepita
suffered greatly at the hands of the ad
vanced Spanish class m their transla
tion of her. Of course, the members of
the class are terribly sorry to have fin
ished the novel and never expect to
read another, that is so good (This is
the way some might tell it.)
as physician stated that he had never
found anything to equal Tanlac for
building up his patients who had had
influenza, and that he had treated over
1,400 cases in one month.
In connection with the Tanlac treat
ment, keep the bowels open by taking
Tanlac Laxative Tablets, samples of
which are enclosed with every bottle of
Tanlac.
Tanlac is sold in Carson City by
Charles L. Kiizmever.
Red Arrow Garage and Auio Company ?
phone 1.5.1
l Geo. A. Cole, President T. L. Hawkias, Sec.-Treai
:: CARSON CITY, NEVADA . -
NEVADA PIONEER DIES
On Tuesday the assembly period was
enlivened by speeches from the mem
bers of the basketball teams. It took
quite a bit of coaxing to get them to
talk as they are an unusually timid lot,
in spite of their reputation tt the con
trary. Professor McKeown spoke of
Carson High's chances in the state
tournament. Although not too confi
dent, still everyone feels.that there is a
good fighting chance for victory.
Claire Yerington that she is progress- j
ing well in her training for irterpreta- j
tive dancing and that she is also tak- j
imr vitt-al U;nn in ronrif-ct inn -A-ith I
her other course. All her Carson High J See Barn
friends wish her all possible luck and j For the moving of furniture, house
are glad at all times to hear of her ad- hold goods, trunks, machinery, etc.
vanccment. j Phone 941. j6-tf
sKSp your fftoirs
i
Just Arrived
A new lot of Georgette 1"
is the word this week. I have just
bought, on terms which permit me I
to give buyers a benent, a siock 01
High Quality Shoe Brushes,' such
as sold, even before the War, at
50c each; but which I am now of
fering at
PERSONAL
Chas. Stewart left for -Reno on last
evening's train.
Miss Clare Dickson is reported
25c
FOR A
Real
Bristle
WHEN A WOMAN
feels all run-
Jfr rtissv when she
r JfMi feels tired lcfore
$k rti. the day is beguti
Slier OUWUIU fcvii n
to the right wo
manly tonic.
Shoe
ush
Br
Also a lot of Fibre Goods, in
Stove Brushes at 20c
Scrub Brushes 18c
Kitchen "Handy" Brushes 8c
Kitchen "Nail" Brushes 5c
Ed. J. Walsh
Groceries, Hardware,
Paints, Oil, Etc., Etc.
Advited Daughter
ia Yu Moth-
ctmh
Lents, One gon-
-"In my younger
days 1 was
greatly troubled
;With gas on my
stomach; it gave
me lots of
trouble. I began
usine Dr
Pierce's medicine and received such re
lief that I can recommend it to others.
"I have raised a large family and am a
great grandmother and nave always in
sisted on mv dauKhters-in-Iaw using JJr
Pierce's Favorite Prescription during
expectancy." MBS. B. r. beeiy, t411
94th St., jSorth
Dr. Simeon Bishop, pioneer of Ne
vada and fur manv voars a resident of
Virginia City, Carson and Reno, died
at his home in San Francisco. Monday.
according to announcement in the citv i
papers. j
Tbe doctor was nmonir the earliest i V
1 s .' :
practitioners in the seate and for tight! vaistS, Crede-de-Chine WaistS,
years was in charge t the Nevada Hos-
pital for Mental Diseases. He was a i X VOlle WaiStS, Bath-robeS and
it .r I Jf.
native ot x ennsvlvania ard vears nt 1
ace. Many relatives survive him
.was an uncle of Dr. S. h. Lee of this
city and father-in-law of Wells Drury
of Rerkeley. It was in Dr. Lee's home
in this citv that Dr. Bishop was mar
ried to his second wife, who is still liv
ing and by whom he had five children.
V . ..
He! iauneieue iamonas.
GEE HING COMPANY.
IDAHO VOTES ON SUFFRAGE
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BOISE, Idaho. Feb. 11. The
; legislature met here in special
today to consider" the suffrage amend-!.-.
mcnt. I ?
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There was assurance in advance that
the legislature probably would ratify
the federal amendment by nearly unan-
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Dr. W. T. McLain
. . . Optometrist. . .
1
Eyes Examined and Glasses
Fitted
Davis called the
unless the bundle is tagged to' Shuberf
The Highest Prices Ever Known
That's What You'll Get from "SHUBERT"
WB WANT EM ROW AND WILL PAY THE PRICE TO GET 'EM
N?lEXTRALARGf7 . NltARGE I N?l MEDIUM I N?l SMALL I N? 2 1
ttT TO vtAO I tttmm. TO VCBOt jtIT TO vcnQt lT TO AVEBAGf STOSOUilTjJ
(COYOTE
Pacific-Coast Folks
Testify
r
Carson City, Nevada
Efficient Service by MaiL
Advertis iiV the Appeal if you wish
to reach the public quickly.
Redding, Calif . : "Dr. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription is perfectly wonderful.
1 owe everything
to this medicine.
When I was pass
ing through mid
dle life I had
hemorrhages, also
suffered seveie
pain and had tei -rible
headaches
I suffered every
thing. Finally, 1
decided to take
the 'Favorite Pre
scrintion': it stoD-
petl the headaches, the pains and the
licmorrkagc3. . I never had any more
f rouble. It really is great." Mas. K. B r
;Vi.-c, CO TrrUurium St.
iHeavy Fwnd. Curii 30.00 to 25JI0 1 22J to 18.00 1 16.00 to 14.00 1 12.00 to 9.001100tO 7.00 1
jo, m ifa&M j 2100 to 18.00 1 16.00 to 14.00 1 13.00 to 11.00 1 10.00 to 8.00 110.00 to 5.00 1
Fine, Dark 1 30.03 to 25X0 1 20.00 to 16.00 1 15.00 to 12.00 1 10X8 to O 10.00 to (LCD
Usual Color 20.00 to 16X0 15.00 to 12.00 10.00 to &50 8.00 to 630 8.00 to 5 GO
Pale 1 15.00 to 12.00 111.00 to 9.00 1 8.00 to 7X0 6.00 to 5X0 1 6.00 to 4.00
iraous vote, lhis was the oniy purpose IT
for which Governor
solons together.
no-
Carson St.
Opp. Postoffice
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DEMAND FOR COFFEE
INCREASES ITS PRICE
WASHINGTON. Feb. 11,
of further increased prices
i
Curran & Flips j
X
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t
MUS'KRAT
1 Spring
Winter
OXOtO 7.00
6i0to 5.50
650 to 5i0
5.00 to 4.00
5.00 to 3.75
350 to 2.751
3.50 to 2.75
250 to 1.75
3X0 to 2X0
150 to 150
2iese "t)yjH Pnces for Nevada Furs are based on the well
, known "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate ship
ment; No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market
value. Ship your Purs now when we want 'era. You'll tret "more
money" and get it "quicker" too.
"SaTOraTRETURNO WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY
SHIP TODAY AND KEEP EM COMING FAST
A.B. S HUB "BWPtue,
THELMSESTHOUSE IN THEWRID DEUING EXCWSIVlCf Iti
American -raw furs
W.Austin Ave. Depim Chicago IZ,S
Visions
in coffee
faces the public following the statement
that coffee imports in 1919 doubled in
value as compared with 1918. though
there was but a slijrhi increase in quan
tity. A blighted coffee crop in Brazil, pro
hibition a.nd a strenuous coffee adver
tising campaign are blamed for the
jump, which will have to be met by
every American household.
According to department of com
merce figures 1,225,532,102 pounds of
coffee were imported by the United
States at a cost of $239,400,798. This is
more than double what was paid for
the 1.215,2S.S,752 pounds imported in
1917. In ISIS. 99g.516.598 pounds were
imjKirted at a cost of $92,529,306.
Prices are still rising according to lat- j tH1-nntttttf'I"tit.iU
....1,1.. . . - I X 1
108,(K)0,0(K) pounds were imported at a j
cost of $25,321,726. October figures
showed coffee imported amounted to
102.000.000 pounds, valued at $24,445.458. 1 1
Plumbers
aid Tinners
Cooking, Keating and
Gas Stoves On Hand
CARSON STREET X
Next to Capital Garage
'PHONE 4 36
I Now Is tiie Time f
FOR SALE
Block of city property, situated north
east and contiguous to the Capitol j
grounds. Desirable home and building
sites. For terms and particulars, see or i
address.
j24-tf E. H. BATH. Carson, Nev.
To do Spring Sewing.
If wc haven't in stock
what you want will get
it for you.
KAY AND GRAIN
In any quantity. Besi in the market
Also all kinds of chicken feed Ordert j
promptly delivered. Phone 1511.
7-t JOHN RUBKE.
. a. iwm
X Circe Block, .Carson. City