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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1920
The Carson City Daily Appeal
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE NEVADA
PRINTING COMPANY
T. D. VAN DEVORT
Editor and Manager
A LADYLIKE DESCENT
Entered as Matter of the Second Class at the Postoffice at Carson City, Nevada,
under Act of Congress of March 3, 1879
One year by Carrier
One year by Mail
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
$12.00
9.00
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 .
the city.
LIFE'S MIRROR
"Frances," said the little girl's mother, who was entertaining
callers, "you came downstairs so noisily that you could be heard
all over the house. Now go" back and come downstairs like a lady!"
After a few moments Frances re-entered the room. "Did you
hear-me come downstairs this time, mother?" she asked, accord
ing the Philadelphia Bulletin.
"No, dear; I am glad you came down quietly. Tell these ladies
how you managed to come down like a lady the second time, when
the first time you made such a noise."
"The second time I slid down the bannisters," explained
Frances.
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CHEERING INFORMATION
Life is but a mirror
That reflects the soul within.
It hangs upon the wall of time,
And is dim with endless sin.
Visions that flit through memories hall
Are ghosts of the dieing past.
And only hope of future dreams
Will brighten the tarnished glals.
Hope guides us with an unseen light
As the mirror gently swings.
Selected.
Patient "Doctor, are you sure you have diagnosed correctly?
One has heard of cases where the physician has treated for pneu
monia and the patient died of typhoid."
Doc "Rest assured. "When 1 treat a patient for pneumonia he
dies of pneumonia." Kansas City Star.
Reno, New, will have the unique distinction of being the only
Ltfity to gain by the new census, through desertion, eruel and abusive
treatment and other domestic ills. Washington Herald.
WATER POWER SURPRISE
After it has been reported that President Wilson failed to sign
the water power bill recently passed by congress, after 10 years
delay over the matter, it now comes as a welcome surprise to the
west to read that preilrnl signed the measure before June 11, but,
for some unknown reason the public, was not advised. This action
will open the way for great development in the west. It will open
the way for electrification of railroads, irrigation projects, pulp
and paper mills, etc. This bill will unlock great natural resources
which for years have ben withheld from public use tlirough lack of
workable legislation. The west has won one victory in its light for
industrial development.
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A GROWING INDUSTRY
Edward T.Patrick
LAWYER
Rooms 3 4
Carson Valley Bank Building
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
All classes of business
CERTIFICATE
Of State and District Offices and
County and Township Offices for
Which Candidates Are to Be Nom
nated a tthe Primary Election to Be
Held on the 7th Day of September
A. D., 1920.
WARREN E..BALDY
Attorney at JUaw
Office: Carson Valley Bank B'ld'g
CARSON CITY NEVADA
A now million dollar candy company has been organized in one
of our large western cities. A factory will be built and the most
improved machinery installed. This will mean another large pay
roll and many people employed.
Not so many years ago the manufacture of candy was a minor
industry carried on in a back room somewhere. Today it is one
of the most rapidly growing industries in the country and from a
so-called luxury it has developed into a necessary article of diet.
There is hardly a grocery store worth the name that does not carry
a high gral. stock of candies not merely the old bucket of gum
drops and candy beans but a varied assortment of the finest con
fections. The increase in candy consumption from the standpoint of rapid
growth is following in the footsteps of the automobile and moving
picture industry.
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NON-PARTISANS AND REVOLUTION
Hotel Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO
is patronized by the discriminating
Management Georjte barren Hooper
Popular Prices and Service
Are the Demands of the Day
THAT'S WHY
Rufus Woods in Wenatchce World.
It seems that things have come to a pretty bad pass when folks
in our own community have to listen to open statements from men
that are "ready and in favor of a revolution."
"When an executive secretary of a big organization like the Non
See Bath
For the movTng of furniture, house
hold ooris, trunks, machinery, etc
Partisan leasue signs himself, "Yours for the revolution," it is bad j Phone 941. j6-tf
enough. Hut when speakers over the country blatantly support that
stand, it is a whole lot worse.
It is bad enough when several radical labor leaders go into
the office of thp mnyor of (Seattle and openly threaten to take charge
of the government of the city. Hut it is worse w-Wn a Unily paper
and thousands over the state support that attitude.
This country is still a republic and as such its government is
subservient to the will of the majority. Hut when the head of a
national labor organization eom.es out openly and threatens to do
things by force, it is time for a show down.
When a governor of a state in this union, elected by the majority
of the suffrages of the people, openly talks revolution as the non
partisan governor of the state of North Dakota is reported to have
done, it is high time for folks who have been sitting in their com
fortable arm chairs and reading their books to begin to realize their
danger!
HOPES TO ENJOY IT
They say that the first time Calvin Coolidge visited Washington
(and it was not so many years ago) genial Representative Winslow,
of Massachusetts, took him in tow and piloted him about the capitol.
Standing on the west portico "Sunny Sam" expatiated on the glor
ies of the prospect, the splendors of the Washington and Lincoln
monuments, the twilight mysteries of the distant Virginia hills and
the general beauty of the panoramic effect. "Don't you think that
is the finet sight you ever saw?" he said to the Massachusetts'
Solon. "Mebbe," said the thrifty Yankee. It is reported that later
in the day he became loquacious, for him, and said to an intimate
friend, "I have always thought the view from the state house
steps on Beacon hill was the finest view there is."
TOPICS IN BRIEF
They take the world as
The profiteers are an optimistic lot.
they find it. Sioux City Journal.
College graduates going out to save the world might begin by
hiring out on the farms. Boston Transcript.
While flat feet bat no man from the presidency, a flat-footed
attitude is sometimes a drawback. Toledo Blade.
Bolshevism will face its real test when Britain resumes trade
relations with Russia. Toronto Mail and Empire
A buffer state is a state that is used as a shooting range by all
the other countries in the vicinity. Detroit Free Press.
Governor James M. Cox began as a printer's devil. That ex
penence should qualify him to distribute the "pi." Columbia
Record.
Before a rich man casts bread on the political waters, he should
know whether the tide is coming in or going out. New York
World.
A cable dispatch says the ex-kaiser was made ill by moving
to Doorn, but what effect it had on Doom was not mentioned.
New Orleans States.
Foreign dispatches indicate that China and Russia are likely
to form an alliance. Laundrymen could do a lot of good to Russia.
Ilarrisburg Patriot.
Perhaps we will get the treaty signed by the time the territory
and trade of the world are divided up and nailed down. Greenville
(S. C.) Piedmont.
T4TP OP VTTVATVV
Practice in all courts county of ormsby.
Pursuant to Section 4, Chapter 155,
Paragraph 2 of the act entitled: "An
act regulating the nomination of candi
dates for public office in the State o:
Nevada," approved March 22, 1917, re
quiring the county clerk to publish J
list of state, district, county and town
ship offices for which candidates are t
be nominated at the primary election to
be held on the 7th day of September, A
1)., 1920, I Daniel E. Morton, the duly
elected, qualified and acting countv
clerk of the county of Ormsbv, state of
Nevada, do hereby certify that the fol
lowing is a full, true and correct list of
state, district, countv and township of
fices applicable to this county as certi
fied to this office by the secretary of
state of the state of Nevada :
State and District Offices
Three Presidential Electors.
One United States Senator.
One Representative in Congress.
One Justice of Supreme Court.
One Regent of State University;
long term (ten years).
One Regent of State University ;
short term (two years).
County and Township Officers
One State Senator.
One Member of the Assembly.
One Sheriff.
One Assessor.
One Clerk.
One Recorder.
One District Attorney.
One County Commissioner; long
term.
One County Commissioner. Short
term.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official seal
at mv office in Carson City, Nevada,
this 28th dav of lune. 1920.
DANIEL E. MORTON, Clerk.
J. W. LEGATE. Deputy.
Date of first publication, June 29, 1920.
A. G. Meyers
..Carson City, Nevada..
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Su
pervising Architect's Office, Washing
ton, D. C, June 14, 1920, Sealed Pro
posals will be opened in this office at
3 p. m., July 12, 1920, for new toilet
rooms in the United Mates lost Urtice
and Court House at Carson City, Ne
vada, in accordance with specifications
and drawings, copies of which may be
had at this office or at the office of the
Custodian, Carson City. Nevada, in the
discretion of the Supervising Architect.
J as. A. Wetmore, Acting Supervising
Architect. jl9-6t-eod
drTc. r. von KADESKY
Physician and Surgeon
Office: East Second St.. near Carson St.
Office Hours: 1 to 3; 7 to 8
CARSON CITY NEVADA
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CARSON, NEVADA
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