Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

PAGE SIX RENO EVENING GAZETTE TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1917 CERTIFIES LIST DSTRC BOARD CONTINUE STRIKE BEND MINE WOULD MOBILIZE I OF MEN REMOVAL NOTICE Underwood Typewriter Co. hat moved their office with the White Co. to Store formerly occupied by Porteous Decorative Co. Phone 1543.

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER Thoe. Huston. Nevada Representative old story. "Millions of German women must cast their curses and disgust in the face of this indirect cause of the death of thousands of German men," says the writer. Representatives of chamlers of com-mere, industrial associations and artists unions in Wurttemberg have associated themselves with the business men's protest movement.

On the other FOR NEVADA'S DRAFT QUOTA ALL WOMEN IN GERMANY HAS SHOWING OF SYLVAN1TE Following Names Represent Lare Part of the Men from This State Who Will Serve in Army; Every County Represented; Still Large Number to Be Considered Press of Berlin is Seeking Concerted Movement Against Sentiment of Wilson's Note COPENHAGEN, Sept. 11. The Berlin Lokal Anzeiger, which is acting as the chief promoter for the demonstration of indignation against President Wilson's reply to Pope Benedict's peace proposal, is now endeavoring to mobilize the women of Germany in its cam paign. ST. JOHN'S, N.

Sept. 11. The The newspaper publishes an appeal Belgian steamer Eburoon, from an from a woman contributor to the American port for Rotterdam with women of Germany to take part in a (provisions for the Belgian relief corn-protest movement, saying that the mission, stranded last night off the voice of women will attract far more i Newfoundland coast and reports today attention in the United States than Indicated she would prove a totai protests by males, which constitute an wreck. for our CHEVROLET J. W.

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Turner "Developments of a most gratifying character are being made on the Great Bend property," said J. K. Turner of Goldfield, consulting engineer for the Great Bend and other Goldfield and Southern Nevada proierties, who has been in Reno as a member of the (lis trict exemption board. "Recent work indicates that we have opened a very large body of excellent ore that will produce a big tonnage of high grade that will run from to $150 per ton. "Our new discovery is in practically virgin ground and the ore apparently extends from the lower or 300-foot leve! to the surface, and probably considerably below the 300-foot level.

It is being developed by drifts of the 300 and 160-foot levels and a series o' raises are also being put up to explore and block out the ore. A recent sampling across over four feet of ore in the back of a new raise from the 160-foot level showed $150 per ton and two feet of this ore a few days previous assayed $507 per ton. "Three strong veins traverse the Great Bend in an east -west course, and our main work has been done cn the middle vein, but we are now driving a crosscut on the 300-foot level to tap the north vein from which considerable good ore was produced by leasers several years ago. "An interesting feature of the high grade ore we are now developing is the presence of considerable sylvanite, which is an unusual occurrence in the Goldfield district." Speaking of the Jumbo Extension of which he is also consulting engineer, Mr. Turner said: We are now planning to explore the main vein system to considerable depth below the lowest or 1017-foot level and below the surface of the shale, by sinking a winze from the lowest level and following the main vein where in enters the shale.

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PLAZA PHONE 477 OR TURN TO CLASSIFIED COLUMNS Reno-Verdi Stage Leaves Verdi 1 p. m. Leaves Verdi 7 p. m. Leaves Reno 5 p.

m. Leaves Reno 11 p. m. RENO STAND Red Cross Drug Store VERDI STAND Mt. View Hotel PROFESSIONAL CARDS C.

A. JOHNSON W. C. COTTER JOHNSON COTTER AS3AYERS AND CHEMISTS 34 W. FIRST RENO.

NEVADA BYRON DON C. PARKER ATTORN EY-AT-LAW All Matters Handled Promptly Practice in All Courts 326 Gazette Building DR. J. F. PETRITSCH (D.

M. NERVE. SPINE AND CHRONIC DISEASES Room 5 Tboma-Biaelow Blda 8 1 S2r STANDARD Oil. jW tHi vri company JTVV AM (c.ufai.) mt a ri IS OF LW. W.

Industrial Tieup in Northwest Which Has Been in Progress Months Will Be Maintained MISSOULA, Mont, Sept. 11. Industrial Workers of the World in the northwest who have been on strike since late in June, voted overwhelmingly in favor of continuing the strike, in a referendum taken last week, according to Arthur W. Smith. I.

W. W. secretary here, who has returned from Spokane, where he said he checked the vote. "The report sent out Saturday from Spokane that the strike had been called off is untrue," said Smith. "I have reports from Aberdeen, Spokane, Missoula and other districts showing that the referendum favored the strike by a heavy majority." Handbills announcing "The strike is still on" and declaring "all lumber mills in the northwest unfair" have been, circulated here.

Esmerelda County Edward Scrutching, Goldfield. Odysseus Palmos, Goldfield. Earl M. Hughes, Goldfield. Victor Pierroz, Goldfield.

George E. Carroll, Goldfield. Joseph Burgess, Elk Mountain, So. Dakota. Lester J.

Ball, Bigby, Idaho. Earl C. Person, Goldfield. Marion Russell, Hornsilver. Bernard D.

Gaffney, News Bldg, Goldfield. Ralph D. Witt, 425 No. Fifth Ave, Goldfield. Emil Perolaz, 200 So.

Euclid street, Goldfield. R. J. Burnt, Hornsilver. Merritt H.

Brady, Hornsilver. George I. Burnett, Goldfield. William M. Sara, Watson House, Goldfield.

Milo Fattich, Jumbo Town, Goldfield. James E. Moore, Mill Mess, Columbia Roy White, Goldfield. Nicholas M. Petanovich, Lida.

Wm. E. Somers, Millers. Adolph Vollmar, Silver I'eak. Paul O.

Carlson, Millers. Walter A. Schmutz, Millers. Lawrence E. Reiley, Goldfield.

Elko County-Hiram C. Brown, Mountain City. Hugh Franklin. Wells. Antone Pedretti, Gold Creek.

Ettore Belluomini, Klburz. Waldron A. Green, Jarbidge. John L. Bowe, Montello.

Frank Ross, Elko. Ivan-W. Jewkes, Laurline. Joe. Turner, Montello.

Frank J. Mark, Ruby Valley. John Fitchue, Eeagle Rock, Elko. Frank R. Smith, Shafter.

Henry J. Goist, Contact. William II. Chaplian, Wells. Richard F.

Thomas, Los Angeles. Enrique Goldsuras, Wells. Frederick W. Bullers, Jarbidge. Intinio Facha, Elko.

Charles L. Sims, Norfolk, Va. FredF. Powell, Montello. Cleve Pollock, Montello.

Mann H. Reynolds, Lee. Willis Shepard Hill, Montello. Edward J. Landrigan, Tacoma.

Roy L. Curtis, Rojerson, Idaho. Francisco Gurricsbeitia, Elko. Sabino F. Gobcia, Elko.

Lester L. Rankin, Curry. William. R. Hunt, Court st, Elko.

Vernon Yowell, Wells. Orville W. Ruby, Carlin. Leslie R. Noble, Midas.

Robert J. Randall, Midas. Andies Billeao, Deeth. Lloyd G. High, Marcellus, Mich.

William Pollard, Lee. i Francis J. Carroll, Elko. Jesse M. Short, lluby Valley.

John Brady, Contact. Daniel H. Drineh North Fork. Everett D. Whipple, Tecoma.

George E. Arnhold, Lee. Stivan Ovormick, Tuscarora. Harry R. Pelly, Midas.

George McCain. Chico, Cal. Edger R. Munsee, Montello. Clifford W.

McMahill, Elko. Norman L. Frazier, Edgemont, S. D. Henry Fischer, North Fork.

Wellington Weiland, Pie Creek, Elko. Frank McCollar, Jarbidge. Harry S. Menagh, Charleston. Douglas County Jens P.

Fischer, Gardnerville. Henry F. Cagliar, Gardnerville. Anacleto Fabbri, Minden. Charles V.

Williams, Gardnerville. Masao Miasako, Henningsen Bros, Gardnerville. John Christensen, Genoa. Clark County- Lester Jennings, Overton. Howard H.

Turner, Las Vegas. George A. Washington, Las Vegas. Reuben Fowler, Las Vegas. George Culp, Nelson.

Jean D. Case, Searchlight. Frank S. Fuller, Las Vegas. Victor Lasserre, Las Vegas.

Joseph Baker, Las Vegas. O. F. Buchner, Nelson. Robert Terns, Las Vegas.

Charles F. Feldt, Moapa. Curtis. Las Vegas. Norris B.

Wells, 413 N. Gilbert Ada, Ohio. William Las Vegas. Alfonso Calac, Las Vegas. Lee R.

S. Sorrenson, R. R. No. 9, Frankville, Wis.

Walter L. Kent, Goodsprings John W. McLaughlin, Las Vegas. Howard Fulsipher, Mesquite. Joseph Doyle, Las Vegas.

Phillip D. Calec, Las Vegas. George D. Gilbert, Las Vegas. Bernard R.

McKinney. Moapa. Churchill County Louis Feldman, Greenburg, Indiana. Lawrence E. Powers, Fallon.

Joseph G. Brotherson, Fallon. Thomas W. Byer, Alpine. Paul R.

Twin Falls, Idaho. Perry E. Conser, Alliance. Ohio. Ray S.

Brotherson, Fallon. Earnest P. Rabb, Fallon. White Feather, Fallon. William E.

Sorrells, Wonder. Clyde H. Smith, Fallon. George Freeman, Fallon. Thomas Bradshaw, Fairview.

Walter Dressier. Fallon. Guiseppe Benedettl. Fallon. Adolph Ramos, Fallon.

SENTIMENT hand, the Catholic crgan and Dr. Karl Heine, Socialist member of the reich- siag connemn me ann-wiison movement. AMERICAN CASUALTIES OTTAWA. Sept. 11.

The following names of Americans apiears in the casualty list issued today: Killed in action: C. K. Clark, Land, Mont, W. Dinsmore, Cambridge. Iowa.

Previously reported wounded, now as not wounded: A. Labav. Arlington, S. D. BELGIAN STEAMER WRECKED cars UEM Dealer everywhere and at our service stations.

tractors, Zerolene Heavy -Duty is especially recommended. Boy's JA 4) I Nearly fifty per cent of the men needed to fill Nevada's quota for the draft army have been certified by the district board and the lists are now being compiled an? sent out to the various local boards in the state. Following is the list of men certified for service by the district board in every count in the state, and comprises the list up to date. Some names of those certified several weeks ago for service have already been published. Washoe County George E.

McCline, Duck Lake. Jake Ferzi, R. F. D. No.

1, Reno. Marriano Ynarrio, Commercial Hotel, Reno. Danny O'Brien, 702 E. 4th Reno. Daniel 13erg, Verdi.

Albert Andrew Neilson, Steamboat. Henry I. Mayer, Sparks. James Thomas Callahan, Washoe. Eugenio Tomasi, 1150 Sparks.

Harry J. Smith, 5 Rock Reno. Giacomo Avansino, R. F. D.

No. 2, Reno, Elias Cor. 15th and Sparks. John Cassinelli, 1050 Pasco Reno. John A.

Marsh, Club House, Sparks. Fulgencio Arocens, Pyramid. Guiseppi Bernadi, 1150 A Sparks. Carlo Romegialli, Fernley. Andria L.

Dormiack, 445 W. 3rd Reno. Teter Follari, 6th and Sparks. Silva Questa, 357 Washington Reno. Fernando Sane, Cedafville, Cal.

Louis Avansino, 208 N. Center Reno. Carl Stender, 109 Sierra Reno. Dan John Haggerty, 330 Chestnut Reno. Nello Luchini, 125 Plaza Reno.

Otto Phuvsen, Steamboat. Giar.atti, I'M 1) Sisrks. Fedele Lorengiisi, Cor. 6rh and Saarks. Warren H.

Gould, R. F. I. No. 2, Box 4, Reno.

Wm. Chas. Burke, Riverside Hotel, Reno. Earl G. Pond, Hotel Golden Annex, Reno.

Robert Smith, 336 Gazette Reno. Elwood Huber Haggerty, 330 Chestnut Reno. Giavanni Minetto, 919 Bell Reno. Jchnny Lewis Prior, 126 W. 10th Reno.

Frank Vlastnik, R. F. D. No. 1, Reno.

Jean Candeli, Saint Esteben Bp. France. John Sorge, 546 St. Clair Reno. John Ribiro, Ranch I-.

O. 337. Reno. Peter Cerbolio, R. F.

D. No. 1, Reno. Cameillo Gomella, Verdi. Settino Bellessandro, Verdi.

Manuel J. Cordova, 220 N. Center Reno. James A. Jensen, 542 Surprise Reno.

Curtis Ferdinan Heller, Gerlach. Vencenzo Depoli, 111 2nd Reno. Chas. Hasan Lockhart. Northern Hotel, Reno.

Torn Trucco, Colombo Hotel, Reno. Milton W. Victory, 233 N. Center Reno. B.

C. Gordon, Frinston, Colusa Lee Gin Hong, 401 Court Reno. Frank Lenzora, Columbo Ranch, Sparks. Arthur L. Eustis, 206 N.

Center Reno. Michale Wm. White, 230 N. Center Reno. John B.

Luchetti, R. F. D. No. 2 Box 39, Reno.

Chris Simos, 124 N. Reno. John Andro Siri, 246 E. Commercial St, Reno. Roy J.

Frisch, 312 E. Commercial Reno. Christos Anastassatos, 348 West Reno. Edigio Togneni, Verdi. Leo Bernard, Home Hotel, Second St, Reno.

Vincent Modello, 239 E. Plaza St, Reno. James Grobs Hotel, Livingston, Mont. John V. Palmer, 27 Rock St, Reno.

Richard I. Falor, Y. W. C. Reno.

John Wallace, Sparks. Thomas S. Marshall, Sparks. Salvadoe Garate, Sunkist. Willis G.

Ladd, Sparks. Guiseppe Sessano, Wadsworth. James Murray, Verdi Road, Reno. Frank R. Jackson, Sparks.

Guiseppe Bini, Verdi. Samuel R. Morehead, 1523 Addison St, Berkeley, Cal. John M. Kilby, 245 W.

5th St, Reno. Aloysius A. Mayer, Sparks. Lugio Benetti, Sparks. Roy Shelton, 35 W.

Plaza St, Reno. Ernest A. Trueox, Sunkist. Carmon Ciofani, 623 Canal St, Reno. Ralph H.

Lyreman, 461 Evans Ave, Reno. liaymoond Leslie Craze, Glendale Washington Irvine, Golden Eagle Road, Sparks. Hotel, Reno. Abe M. Royozinski, 108 W.

5th St, Reno. White Pine County Roy A. Turner, Ruth. Peter Cononelos, McGill. Louis R.

Watson, McGill. Earl P. Lathrop, Ruth. Bert E. Caldwell, Kimberly.

Oscar E. Anderson, Kimberly. Clark E. Oldfield, Aultman St, Ely. Joseph DeBernardi, Strawberry.

Edward C. Thornton, East Ely. Gus Orphanos, McGill. Richard H. Howard, 65 Steuben St, San Francisco, Cal.

Ingwall Nelson, Kimberly. James A. Simpson, Ely. Albert H. Leutwein, Ely.

James Katsaros, Ruth. Charles Dyerberg, McGill. Lawrence C. Beringer, Ely. Clark R.

Marple, McGill. Mike E. Lukich, McGregor. Lisle W. Bray, Ely.

Mike Hanifen, Kimberly. Ernest J. Stover, McGill. James J. Lee, McGill.

William J. Jolly. Ruth. Vincent W. Garske.

Ruth. Adolph O. Wikberg, McGill. Gerald W. McLain, Ruth.

Samuil N. Karrlck, Kimberly. John C. Mahr, Ely. Theodore M.

Douglas, McGill. James H. Yelland, Taft. Philip Petrelli, Kimberly. Eli Tatalovich, Ruth.

Nicholas Langas, McGill. Vito Masellis, Ruth. M. O. Talley, Ruth.

H. Paul Bennett. McGill. Conrad Lund, East Ely. Joseph Chrisman, McGill.

Fred Mayhem, Ruth. Thomas Barnas, McGill. Lozo M. Zuzer, McGill. Arthur Morgan, Kimberly.

Richard B. Ramsey, McGill. Leo F. Deckelman, East Ely. Melirn Mansfield, McGill.

William M. Magarrell, Steve Sutich, Ruth. Frank W. Russell, Kimberly. Peter J.

Scott, Kimberly. Sidney Sindsay Burton, McGill. Bud Marshall, Ruth. William H. Fuller.

Ely. Nethan F. Hayes, McGill. Abe Simmonds, Ruth. Frank R.

Pastorino, Cold Creek. Clyde L. Van Derlip, McGill. Storey County Christian Ericksen, Washoe. Joseph Hughes, Virginia City.

Chester D. Walsh, Virginia City. Ralph E. Hobart, Virginia City. Ormsby County-Baxter O.

Whitaker, Carson City. Onno W. Whitaker, Carson City. James M. Hammond, Carson City.

John C. Smith, Empire. Vincent C. Nevin, Carson City. Nye County Steve Vamich, Tonopah.

Pietroboni Giovani, Manhattan. Andrew J. Snider, Ardmore, Okla. Vido Kuliocha, Tonopah. Frank.

Kolach, Tonopah. John Candak, Tonopah. Frank E. Grout, Duckwater. Eugenia Fufoni, Tonopah.

Mike Rajkovich, Tonopah. John Bensan, Tonopah. Bazo L. Chiatovich, Tonopah. Nikola K.

Stanich, Tonopah. I'eter Kuliacha, Tonopah. Nick Vukasinovich, Tonopah. Charles A. DeFlon, Tonopah.

John Kuzma, Tonopah. Manuel J. DaTerra, Tonopah. Mineral County Hubert Lueck, Sheridan, Mont. Don Robbins, Rockland.

Harvey D. Rollins, Rawhide. Amos Quilici, Rockland. Samuel L. Earner, Davis Creek, Cal.

Frank Austin Downes, Aurora. Harry D. Fletcher, Mina. Clarence C. Sharpe, Fletcher.

Lyon County Nick J. Lagoudakes, Thompson. Nello Buonamici, Mound House. Gjuro Popovich, Ludwig. Eddie Maxwell, Wabuska.

Bruno Domini, Dayton. Manuel Farias, Thompson. Andres Anderson, Ludwig. Homer W. Davidson, Mason John Deaupert, Mason.

Antone L. Fraitas, Yerington. Mont Hoskins. Mason. Van rover Ross, Wabuska.

Lincoln County-Earl W. Hayes, Caliente. Edward Weaver, Shambaugh, Iowa. Nephi C. Higgins, Caliente.

Jenness D. Harper, Milford, Utah. Benjamine M. Roe, Pioche. Arthur A.

Archibald, Pioche. Victor J. Stephensen, Levan, Utah. Joseph J. Nesbitt, Hiko.

Ralph T. Salt, Caliente. William A. Heaps, Panaca. William V.

Paddock, Modena, Utah Charles H. Schmidt, Caliente. Ulys Johnson, Joseco. Frank N. Garrison, Pioche.

Louis' Ghigon, Caliente. John Benner, I'ioche. Elmer B. Edwards, Panaca. Charles P.

Hoffman, Caliente. Earl L. Mathews, Panaca. Carl Wt Stephens, Geyser. William Calvin Randall, I'ioche.

George W. Adair, Ursuei. Lander County Sam F. Peacock, Battle Mountain. Harry M.

Thatcher, Elko. James R. Langford, Battle Mountain Chapman A. Dunn, Battle Mountain. Mark Johnson, Battle Mountain.

Humboldt County George H. Lohman, Imlay. Culey Glend, E. Sec. Winnemucca.

Felix Bernardo, McDermitt. James O. Smith, Lovelock. Fernando Freitas, Lovelock. Gus Stolp Fred W.

Scott, Platora. Andy Zalitreegeau, McDermitt. William E. Carruth, Golconda. Tony Pasquale.

Golconda. Carl McCullough, Winnemucca. Nicholas E. Zandes, Winnemucca. Lavern B.

Beeson, Lovelock. Mark Stanley Guthrie, Melarkey st, Winnemucca. Guy Sherley Hurd, Colusa. Alford Philipie, Rochester. James Arthur Allen, Golconda.

Charles K. Hillyer, Winnemucca. Quido Cerroti, Goldbanks, Winnemucca. John F. Teixeira.

Golconda. Emil G. Born, Winnemucca. John C. Tyler, Eureka.

Walter G. A. Gardnalli, Prospect. George A. Issac, Cortez.

William J. Flynn, Charles Depoali, Eureka. Lyman Oscar Lundy, Bridge Winnemucca. Costa Gaetano, Winnemucca. Frank M.

Dangelmaier, Amos. John Johnson, Lovelock. Carlo Miller, Mill City. Earl McBride, Lovelock. Gerald W.

McGee, Golconda. Ascanio Giannini, Toy. Yee Toy, Winnemucca. Claud Newton Reeves, Paradis. Mariano Sanz, Lovelock.

Frank Gabica, McDermitt. Frank Burton, Amosa. Florentino Bellao, John F. Goodwyn, Winnemucca. Joe Basko, Winnemucca.

Antonio F. Tenente, Golconda. Aaron Castle, Gold Circle. Alfonso Pasquale Paradise. Clarence M.

Deal, Golconda. la Soldier Moth er PHONE 523 Reno. Nev. i i LOUIS J. COHN, LAND ATTORNEY Ex-Register U.

S. Land Office Practices before all TT. S. Land Departments. AH classes of scriD furnished.

FATHERS AND MOTHERS OF RENO: HELP GIVE MY BOY HIS CHANCE! He is somewhere in France and if he is wounded all that can save him is the care given him by the physicians and nurses put in the field by the Red Cross; and they won't be there unless you help put them there. Have you joined the Red Cross? If he dies (and God spare me that cross) I know he will have had his chance if the Red Cross people are kept in the field, and my sorrow will be softened that much. You mothers will know what it meant, during the weeks before my boy enlisted. How I watched him rush for the papers to read the war news; and how he could talk nothing but war; and how I trembled from day to day as he grew morose and only talked duty; and then one day he brightened up and told me what I had been waiting and dreaded to hear, that he was going. Some of you mothers know what it meant when I saw him board the train and leave Reno, where he was born and raised and now he's in France.

I have given as other mothers have given what seems to me all that I have been living for since he was just a little fellow. Some of you are not even willing to suffer the slightest inconvenience to give my boy his chance to live. It isn't fair. I do not complain because my boy has gone. I am proud of him; but when I have given so much why will many of you give nothing.

Your boy and my boy may meet in the hospital. Pray God they may not suffer the neglect of a careless, thoughtless people at home. A RENO SOLDIER'S MOTHER Complete list of all vacant government lands In Washoe Co. 203 Clay-Peters Reno, Nev. H.

W. YOUNG ASSAYER P. O. Box 348 25 Front St. Reno, Nev.

A. GRANT MILLER ATTORNEY-AT-LAV Practice in All Courts Journal Building Reno, Nevada H. BELLAM, ASSAYER Copper, or Gold and Silver of same sampls-fLOO Mail ing Envelopes Sent on Request I O. Box 686 2SJ Lake SU Reno, his PLATT SANFORD ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Reno Carson This Space Donated By A RENO POWER, LIGHT WATER COMPANY yj GROESBECK O'BRIEN. FUNERAL DIRECTORS Lady Assistant Phon 639 220 W.

Second 8t J. J. Burke Silas E. Ross F. O.

Chic The Perkins-Gulling Company FUNERAL DIRECTORS '42 Sierra 8L Phono 231 Reno, Nov, Attendant Night or Pg.