White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume], August 24, 1919, Page THREE, Image 3

About White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920

Image provided by: University of Nevada Las Vegas University Libraries

                
Sawed Wood
for Sale
n THE ELY WOOO YARD
Phone 112-C A. Fergtuon
• »» »« *» Oiaee an.
Farm Implements
We are headquarters for all kinds of Culti
vating Implements and Harvesting Machinery.
Early orders receive first attention.
**** *•***
J. H. GALLAGHER
feed Grocery and Store
To eaprs* t to pa' ;< liitth price for tali perfumed with *u 'dor
Uu. me thouBHodt. of dollar* lo vrodw- would be atural Vet
Talc Jonteel
the nBtt> new odor of JK flower* 'oste you no wore 'ban ordinary
talcums
The .louteel odor i« a reftneil and refreshing new bonnet of r
are ndi* (duality and suitable idiarm
TUI IT TiMf W
25c at
Steptoe Drug Company
TH« RBXAJJ. STORf.
w. j. McDonald
elv, Nevada;
i'monk arr-x
a*****-****##**********
Painter
PapeHianger
and
Kalsomining
*** •!■#*•*** ******«*#«-***.
Ut>s Vonr Too taall
Vonr Too ItarRO
kSTIMATKH tilVRN HRRK
Dr. MARIE A. MICHEL
Attention to Womtn'i Mil
(^hlldmn'a |)b«n*et
IU0\ TI1KATKK ttIJNi
I’HONH KM
Hnkidwr* llmne tIS-R
OAitn Htmm N to 5 o’cioofc
MANY A DOLLAR
IS SAVED
BY THE HOUSEWIFE
in doing her own sewing.
For Comfort and Econom?
bn? a
SINOBR SEWING
MACHINE
New and Second Hand
IRA J. McKIGHT
0. M. Wallace, Jr.
Contractor and
Builder
• • •
HHOIIT JOHS PHOMI'TI-V
attknimso TO
• • •
OFFICIO I'HOM* • •
■Ol'SK I'HOMK •
I
I'SHl* CAW
Hu bure u number oi iu>e<i cara in
various makoa and in good rejiatr at
bargain*. Ueed Car Departmoat, Bty
Motor Car Oo *'•*■**
FLYER IS HELD
AS TRESPASSER
1
Forced to Descend in a New York
Park.
PiNCHEO FOR SPOILING GRASS
"Cantcha See Them Sign*: ‘Keep Off
the Grass?* ” Demanded Irate Pa
trolman—‘‘You Should Have Writ
ten Letter to Park Board Aakmg
Permission to Land There,” Declare*
the Judge—Sentence Suspended.
The depiorahle lack of landing
Helds, or even places where airinea
can land with any degree of safety
ahour our largest cities is the biggest
obstacle in (he way of flying becoming
common. Airplane enthusiasts ar*
agreed upon this, and until some way
out of the difficulty is found the sport
will always rank as hazardous, un
safe, hut extremely thrilling.
New York had an example of this
a few days ago when Philip A. Bjark
lund, ii civilian aviator, landed in Van
Cortlandt park anti tore up a few feet
of turf. Ills engine had “conked"
while flying to Albany and lie was
fon‘is! to descend hurriedly where he
could. Van »'.ortlandt park happened
to be it. It might have been ‘lie
Woolwnrth tower or Furl y.second
street arid Broadway, or Brooklyn
bridge, so far as the pilot's ability to
control his destiny was concerned.
lie landed, got ton anil was ruefully
contemplating his machine. Up
walked Hard l.nek In the hulky shape
of Patrolman John T. Shields.
“Hey, whalcha mean b> tearing up
that grass?” queried the exponent of
law, order anil flat feet. “Oantcha
see them signs: 'Keep Off the
tJrassV’ ”
B.larkltind explained tliHt he had a
forced binding, and that so far as he
was concerned It was unavoidable,
that he certainly hadn't wanted to
land in the park et cetera. Hut the
law was oltdurate.
“ Tnin't my fault," said the moun
tain in blue. “Them signs say ‘Keep
Off the Orass!' and I'm here to see
that they're niteyed.“
Arrested for Trespassing.
it* thereupon handed the aviator a
summons to appear before Magistral#
Ten Kyck for "unlawfully disturbing
the grass In a eras* plot of Van Oort*
landt park without a |>emilt from the
park authorities, against the |ieae«
and dignity of the state of New York
and the municipal ordinances in sueh
cases duly made and provided."
“Phew!’’ sulil Itjarktund us he read
the charge sheet.
Magistrate Ten Kyck promptly ad
judged him guilty when he appeared.
The court was stern Justice fairly
lieetled from his honor's brows
"Didn't you see the signs?" queried
the court in h deep tiass voice,
"No, your tumor, I wus 1,500 feet
up.” HJarkliiml then explained to ttie
court that Ids motor hitd quit and
that tie couldn't very well tie up to a
cloud while he liukiTed with it.
Neither could he throw out a sky an
chor. Inasmuch as the motor wouldn’t
go up. tie had to <ome down, and ht
had only about the split part of a
second to decide w here lie ws* going
when he got down.
Judge Suspends Fins.
•'Well," said the court, "you should
huve written a letter to the park
Imard und asked authority to land
there. Of course, it being Sunday, no
one would have been at the park
board office to answer It. And. of
course, you might have been killed in
the meantime, but you should have
stayed within the law anyway
“you're guilty as charged," boomed
the court, "Hut." with a twinkle in
his eye. "the sentence Is suspended.
Next time when you've got to come
down fast write a letter to the lioard
and ask for |>ermission to land.
Next?"
"Well, he was guilty anyhow," said
the cop triumphantly, us he stalked
out to resume his watchfulness of tha
park squirrels.
HOUND FINOS GIRL
She Wat Lett for a Long Tim* IN
the Hllle.
The tive-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. Iteneau of Coyote valley,
California, has a narrative to relate
after spending a day and a night alone
In the hills several miles from her
home.
The little one was picking wild flow
er- on her father's farm when she
wondered away and night overtook
her. Kfforts of the parents to find the
girl proved nntivniling, after which a
searching party was organized among
the neighbors and all night they scour
ed the hills with lanterns, hut no truce
of her was found
On the evening of the second day,
when she had been away from her
home for 26 hours, the searchers were
led to her wherealmut* by a blood
hound. The lit IV one was found
asleep under 11 large manzuntta bush
several miles from the Keneuu home.
She Is now little the worse for her ad
venture.
Miner Received $5,000 for Year** Work
One miner in South Wales, Kng.. re
ceived more than $5,000 last year,
while another paid income tax on
*1.750 in wages. The mine Is said le
he s,i easy to work that the men can
, ,..,1-n w lint they like. The coal only
Uus to b< "tickled" to bring It down.
Ideal conditions and centrally situated to meet the
requirements of all parts of the district.
Good drainage. Easy access to
Mines-McGill trains.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME AND MAKE A
REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT THAT YOU
WILL PROFITBY & Conditions were never better
Here Are Some of the Opportunities
Five-room, one Story (P 1 *7 CZf\
modern houses. 'V * /
Five-room, lficl-2$tory (P I 2/1/1
modern houses.
Four-room, one story (£ I CZCZf\
modern houses. y ' -'-'v
WITH U>T 35x100
CWe have also three and four-row haws for
safe. with water and electric fight installed
tfJT We will sell for cash, or on terms of $100 down
and $25 per month, with eight per cent interest
on deferred payments. & &
Ely Securities Co.
East Ely, Nevada
One for Every Woman in Ely!
No matter who you are,[this Electrical
Iron is for you.
* t
Why iron all day when you
can do it in a few hours with
a
Westinghouse Electric Iron ?
You Need It! You Want It!
We Hare It! Get It;!
Type E, 6-lb Nickel Finish, $6.00
Cinderella, Plain Finish, S * 3.50
Guaranteed for life ,
Ely Light & Power
Company