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I LAS VEGAS WEATHER BOULDER DAM PROJECT April 4—Maximum. 88; The Progress of this Vast Engineer OBSERVATIONS minimam, 45. inc Work is Fully aad Accurately Covered. Associated Press and United METAL MARKETS Press Wire Service Bring News of NEW YORK. April 4. (UP) — tiar the World to This Paper—A Leader Grist from the silver, 2RU cents an ounce. Copper, 6 cent* a pound. Zinc, 3 cents a •iOUTHEliN iNEYADAV LEADING cNEW-5PAPEft For More Than a Quarter sf a Daily Grind pound. Lead, 2.80 cents a pound. Century. VOL. XXVIII LAS VEGAS, CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5, 1932 No. 82 .tot C. P. COOTIES PUP TENT tF= Las Vegas enjoys tne distinction of having the only Pup Tent of MEET BESSIE'S NEW LOVE Cooties in the state of Nevada. L 5 HURT Lindy Is Silent After Flight This is the play branch of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and one has to scratch to get into it. Just where the Pup comes in we Introducing Miss Patricia Hawks, have not been informed, although aged Ave weeks, and her moth­ EAGLE BOAT To "Spot" Kidnapers' Ship we remember that David Harum er, Mrs. William Hawks, who said "Flees is good for a dog." perhaps is better known to Whether fleas would feel at home I film followers as Bessie Love. Mystery Flight Points In a Pup Tent of Cooties we are L Two winsome young ladies, eh? unable to say. IS HIT Blf Grieves For Pal To Attempt At Some of the Cooties were about j the streets of Las Vegas yester- • I Contact day and no attempt was made, so far as observed, to keep them from j LINER HOPEWELL, N. J.. Tuesday, contaminating the general public. -, April 5. (U.R)—Col. Charles Lind­ Bud Bodell, chief of police of bergh retuftad to his estate early today in an automobile after Boulder City, boasts of having the piona Fnr CoilD AwrV best and only delousing chamber in I J L * Little Naval Vessel spending yesterday on a mystery Clark county and doubtless would trip connected with efforts to se­ offer his facilities free to any of the As Native's Guilt Ships Water But Is cure return of his kidnaped son. Vets in good standing. May Be Ruled Out Towed To Port SELF IN ABSENCE UNEXPLAINED Judging from appearances the It was the second time in 24 hours Cooties in Vegas enjoyed their vic­ that he has thus returned to his tims. In Pup Tent No. 1, it is a home after an unexplained absence. case of dog eat dog, we are told. HONOLULU. T. H.. April 4. murder" of Joe Kahahawai, had I crashed into the little navy boat Her husband, sleeping in another yesterday, landing at tne airport at Las Vegas post, V. F. W., is now planned to rely on the "unwritten j hitting it 35 feet aft of the pori room, discovered the tragedy at j Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. He left the largest in membership in thelaw " as a defense. j bow, splitting a hole 20 feet higl. J:30 a. m., hours after it had oc­ tnere in an automobile, refusing to whole state and they keep scratch­ Judge Davis indicated he may ' and six feet wide, and throwing the curred. answer questions, ana was next re­ ing. rule that the guilt or innocence of 34 officers and men off their feet. Mrs. Fosdick had been under a I ported on his arrival at his home. Kahahawai in the attack on Thalia While the Javanese Prince was physician's care for "a disturbed ROSE COGHLAN Fortescue Massie last ye ar has no­ shaken only slightly, confusior, nental condition" believed to have i PLANE FLIES LOW The news dispatches this morn­ thing to do with the murder trial. reigned on the Eagle for a shor jeen a progressive form of para- VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass.. Apr. ing tell us of the death last Satur­ The hint of a future ruling that time as injured men were treated .oia. She is believed to have been 4. (U.Ri—A yellow plane, reported the ship was examined, and prepar- bearing the registration NC-49M, day of Rose Coghlan, one of the altered defense plans came during 1 .eized during the night with homi- j distinguished group of players who questioning of Kenneth Bankston ations were made to abandon it ii jidal insanity. registered to Colonel Charles A. graced the dramatic stage during j as a prospective juror. , necessary. She planned to kill not only her­ Lindbergh, was seen over Marthas the closing decades of the nine­ "Are you willing to return a ver­ The Eagle shipped considerable self and the children, but her hus- Vineyard today. teenth century- dict, understanding that the guilt j water in its forward hold, but be- oand as well, Chief of Police Ed­ lt flew low over the Elizabeth She lived to be 82 and a portion or innocence of Kahahawai in thei I cause of the calm seas, was in nc ward F. Reilly revealed tonight. He Islands in Buzzards Bay but ap­ of her declining days were spent Ala Moana (Massie attack) case has I I danger of sinking. The Javanese ^aid that this information was con- parently did not land. in abject poverty, until she wasnothin g toi do with the present j j Prince stood by until coast guaro tained in one of Mrs. Fosdick's sui- j Its appearance encouraged the be- sought out by old friends and made trial?" Prosecutor John Kelly asked.! I cutters and a navy tug arrived at cide notes. ..ei mat ooionei LmdDergh was the donor of a $10,000 benefit on Like a shaggy lion, Darrow shook j the scene, six miles off Point Vi­ Mrs. Fosdick had put all her af- I Miss Leota Eifert of Santa Rosa, seeking contact with the kidnapers Broadway, N. Y. his head. cente. The tug passed a line to tht .airs in order, writing checks for I Calif., bedridden for four years, oi ins son in this vicinity. She was one of the very last liv DARROW ROARS ! Eagle and towed it to port today. jills and even making out a neces- ; and her faithful companion, Duke, HE TIKES RIOS FOB I RIDEI CARRIE D RESERVE MEN which fell victim to a dog poison­ LONDON CLUE sary report for a woman's organiza- \ ing artists of an era in which the "I should say the Alamoana casej er. The girl is near collapse as a dramatic art reached its height, be­ certainly has something to do with; j Those injured by the shock of tht .ion in which she was an officer. LONDON, luesday, April 5. (U.R)- SAN DIEGO, Calif.. April 4. (U.D—|Los Angeles district attorney Mrs-, collision were Lt. A. J. Gray, re- result of her pet's death and fore the motion picture be«tan toi tha trial, he roared Buster Keaton. straight-faced Hoi- Keaton was in Fitts' office. LEAVES LETTER xne Daily SKetcn saia today taa: j serve officer, Coronado, broken foot; She also left a sealed letter for a physicians were concerned over the London clue wnicn mtereau relegate the legitimate stage to the He pounded a desk with his fist, ,lywoo d comedian, transferred his «T'm her recovery. She was offered Gone was his pose of a weary, aged i headquarters | ^ few|Lt. K. W. Wheeler, reserve officer business associate of her husband, j untfad otatus poace invcoUgaiing limbo of the lost. funny antics t0 po ;ce thln Keaton told Fitts. "I want San Diego, ,fracture d ribs; B. W many other puppies but refused man .n which she asked him to act as the Lindbergh kidnaping case con­ er S the f th s oinimons them. cerns tae waeieuo^uto u...... TERRIBLE DISTRESS I hardly think counsel should * ££/ $££ r^asTvffi g to"kldna WnTn I ? -,° ^ V>?' T? ° / ' Huntington Park, broker, ,xecutor of her will. We read that sixty thousand Mis­ ask juroriurors to ignorUmore the mattermatter.. ! h^Town cwfdren P| family. I'm taking a little week- i tor-".; Chief RadiOperatoo Operator r A. Crow Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, noted ..aown tu have leu New Yo*k nur- nis own cmioren. ,end trip t0 Ensenada with the chil ley, contusions of the right hip; ..euiy ior England soon alter the sissippi farmers were obliged to Davis ruled Kelly's question out DENIES M pastor of the Riverside (Rockefel­ submit to having their lands sold "I cannot see how Kahahawai'* KIDNAPING jdren." Snyder, San Diego, cut left leg. ler) church and brother of the at­ ^mdberga baoy was stoiea. Tills guilt or innocence in the Massie at- , l.J**nt ^naping anybody, he Lt. Joseph P. Taibert, commander torney, hurried to the Montclair man is believed to poas^ao uapui for taxes yesterday. The sales were he Fitts advised him to stay at the made by the sheriffs of the 82 coun­ tack can be legally Injected into this £"*»**• JUFS UTI ^ 5 San Diego jail for a while. of the Eagle boat, said a misunder- home and after a conference with .aa. uaormat.oii vviaca wai uss.a. ties of the state in accordance with case." he remarked, as he reserved whos the head of this family, and "No, I won't stay here," retorted standing of signals caused the col- police and his brother issued the .. iucnL.ij»aii u.e kidnapers, th Im on a llttle tnp Keaton. "You're the last person I lision. following statement: LIVE GRILLED papers saia. law. the all-important formal ruling un- ' til the question arises during taking1 He was referring to his wife, Na- in the world I want to see. Buron I The Eagle boat had been on a . "Mrs. Raymond B. Fosdick shot me sketch also printed a bnei Which suggests to our mind that talie interview, the only one obtained so it ls pretty hard to submit to theo f evidence. ! Talmadge, who had asked San Fitts; I'm leaving here and going | cruise carrying reserve officers. The | and knied her two children, Su- Until that time. Darrow's ques- Diego police to stop him and pre- to Ensenada or some place." Javanese Prince was en route to zanne, 16, and Braine, 10. and then far, with Major Charles Scnoeiei majesty of the law under such con­ ot the New Jersey state police who ditions ,tioning had hinted a startling de- vent his going to Ensenada. Mexico, Then the children talked to their Yokohama from Los Angeles har-; snot herself last night. The 'owners of the farms have'fense coup that would rest the fates with the two young sons, Jimmy, 9, mother. Dor- "For several years, Mrs. Fosdick arrived Sunday in connection with two years in which to redeem, but!of the Americans with tho jury and Bobby, 8 •We're down here with daddy," ! has been in a disturbed mental con- the case. The officer refused to di­ that is poor consolation when their j without testimony. , Have you had any trouble with said Jimmy, "and we had a swell j dition from a progressive form of LAS CRUCES, N. M.. April 4. (U.R) vulge any information, according to trip. Don't worry." tne Sketch, wnicn quoted him as crops fail and they can get only an , POUNDS JURY Natalie? reporters asked him. i paranoia. She left behind her let- _pour persons were questioned to- saying: inadequate price for the little they | Over and over, until his question Well, we had a quarrel about air- Keaton turned to the police chief. S. L BOOSTERS ! ters to members of her family dav in connection with the murder "All statements must come from have to sell I had been carved into the minds of Planes, the comedian answered. "Well, I guess we can't hold you,'' showing that her deed was the re- OI a WOman and six children at the It is interesting to read that ap- j the jurors, Darrow had asked whe- Keaton, traveling with his chil-! said the official. -Theres no charge suit of insanity and premeditated. Espinosa dairy ranch near Berino my superintendent in the United HERE FOR States. I am sorry I cannot say proximately one-fourth of the total;ther evidence would be necessary to dren and their nurse, Connie Cos-\against you. Seems like Mrs. Kea- j She shot the children in their sleep jast Friday night. an thin area of the state of Mississippi was remove from prospective talismen's tello. in a plane owned by Hoot ton didn't want the children to ride and then killed herself. Those interrogated by Sheriff y 8 about the case which brought me here, but the utmost se­ sold for taxes yesterday. minds any opinions they held as to Gibson, also of the films, and pilot-1 in an airplane.' PARLEY "The shots did not arouse Mr. Dick Triviz were Melqaidez Espi ths guilt or innocence of the ed by Jim Granger, landed here late; HEAD OF HOUSE Fosdick, who was sleeping in anoth- ' osa. 59, whose wife and six chil- crecy is necessary. My future move- da- n aients are uncertain." STARTING AGAIN fendants. today enroute to Ensenada. Police j The comedian slapped' his hat on er portion of the house. The bodies aren were slain, his blind mother, took him, the children )ond the j his head, took his children by the Preliminary to the spring and were not discovered until 9:30. when Mrs. Juanita Espinosa. 81, his sis­ The Graf Zeppelin started this summer tourist season which for­ morning at 6:30 from its home pevt nurse to headquarters for question- i hands and begnn -striding foi- the Mr. Fosdick went to his son's room." ter-in-law, Josefina Merez, 54. and lng. j door. mally begins May 15, with the new From the position of the bodies Gasper Gutierrez, 37, a vegetable of Fredrichshafen on its way to excursion railroad rates for the sum­ Brazil. Only just the other day we TRIAL OF DUO While there, he talked by long I "Ha, I guess I'm head of my own it wa.s evident that Suzanne was farmer. DERN'S HOME distance telephone with Buron Fitts,' house after all," he muttered. mer, three Salt Lake City men left .he first victim. The girl, a Bryn Triviz refused to reveal what breathed a sigh of relief when she Sunday on a trip to principal south­ returned after another successful Mawr student, was shot through prompted the questioning of the ern Utah cities and towns as far the head. Mrs. Fosdick then went four. They were detained but were UNDER GUARD flight to South America. IS CONTINUED south as Las Vegas, to carry for­ Nevertheless, each time the great to her son's room and killed him not under arrest. ward a unified community cooper­ n the same manner. She was found SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April 4. airship starts on one of those trans- Monty French and Bob Brown ATTACK COUNT! CROWD SEES ative program. Atlantic flights, we wondtr If she were granted a two day continu­ lying by the side of Blaine's bed, a (U.R)—The home of Governor George The trio represent the Hotel bullet through her heart. A .38 cali­ • H. Dern was being guarded tonight wil Ibe able to return safely. ance when they appeared in court Greeters "Center of Scenic Amer­ yesterday morning to answer to MAY BE MADE: CLUB'S SHOW ber revolver Mrs. Fosdick had ob­ ;by a police squad after it was re- ica" charter, which has membership tained in some mysterious manner j vealed the lives of the governor and charges of assault and highway rob­ among hotel organizations in Utah, KIDNAPER IS bery. Sheriff Joe Keate made a tho- Climaxing the season of high was the weapon she used. one of his sons were threatened in Idaho, Wyoming and Nevada; the CALLS DOCTOR an anonymous letter. VETS BELONG The continuance was granted in i rough examination of the spot j school productions, the Leiurance Utah Press association, the Snlt club of the Las Ve The Fosdick home is one of the Governor Dem refused to consider order to give the men an opportu- • Haves i eas high school Lake City Chamber of Commerce SLAIN BY COP nity to secure counsel. Brown and wnere Joe bcnultz ana «•»** wa>cs, presented last night the final per- larger Montclair mansions. Although the matter serious. Although he ad­ are and Advertising club and other in­ it is well staffed with servants, none mitted the message was received TO COOTIES French are accused of holding up. alleged to have attacked a young: formance of "Land O' Cotton," stu- terests concerned with the develop­ Mrs. Glancey, Williams addition ' woman, near Searchlight, last Mon-1 dent minstrel show. of the employes remain at the nome last week, no public announcement ment of tourist travel in the inter­ overnight. KILGORE. Tex.. April 4. (U.R'— was made until today when the gov- After having pitched their pup | resident, of $150. day evening. The side splitting comedy was mountain country. tent Saturday night, the charter; The two girls arrested with the The better part of the week-end greeted enthusiastically by a good Upon making his tragic discov­ An alleged typewriter thief, who ernor was questioned regarding the The trio are Howard Jarvis, secre­ ery, Fosdick telephoned to Dr. Vic­ kidnaped a veteran Texas police of- message. He said merely that the members of the Military Order of i men and held several days for in-was spent by Keate and his deputies crowd. The comedians, John Kelly. tary of the Utah Press association; Cooties, are today diligently scratch- vestigation, were released, going over the territory where thc Teddy Homan, Wallace Moore, Rex tor B. Seidler, who had been treat­ ficer and held him captive about | note had been delivered to his home Fred E. Hamlin, advertising-publi­ ing his wife. The doctor found that three hours, was shot and killed and that it was written in hand- ing. * attack is supposed to have taken Jarrett, Glenn Jarrett, and last but city counselor, representing the Ho­ r place. not least, "Pa Cory's little boy Cal­ Mrs. Fosdick and her children had near Gladewater today. writing with a pencil, Fifty-five men from Boulder City, i f>f Tf)I If g^f\Q P tel Greeters. Chamber of Commerce been dead for several hours, and Marvin Salter 40 of Dallas, was The note, according to the gover- Searchlight and Las Vegas compris- DUIYIAL l^U^ 1 They found the woman's hat, under vin," termed a whole show in him­ and Advertising club, and Vern Pet­ ed the group that were initiated.,J clothing and a stocking, torn from self, went over with a bang. called the police. j killed bv Policeman U. S. Hunts- nor, read as follows: erson, advertising man. man after the bandit had wounded "Dear governor: They were: the woman during the struggle Miss Acquilyn Grosso gave a read­ The party will meet with news­ Victor Seek, A. T. McCarter, Phil j which preceded the actual assault. ing, "Kentucky Philosophy," and Dim with a shot gun. The kidnaped "We do not like you. You have IS AWARDED paper editors, hotel men, tiuOmmt-mtaHARMON , FOLEY officer. Deputv Sheriff Clem C. Hill, done nothing for us. If you don't Bettleheim, Fred Rumph, M. L. Lindy Lou, a song, was sung by the of commerce and other civic organi­ The mutilated clothing was turn­ Misses Anne Graglia. Maydell Pistole alreadv had been released, unharm-, do something for us, you will never Botts, D. O. Hurley, F. C. De Vin-| ed over to District Attorney Harley zations and representatives individ­ IN PARTNERSHIP ney, H. S. Deadrich, Art Schreiber, Judge Wm. E. Orr awarded Mrs. and Evelyn White. pri see another election. If you make A. Harmon, to be used as evidence ually and in meetings in Cedar City, Harley A. Harmon, district attor- cu A.W. Smoke, Jacob O. Angle, Don Anna Robert Parks of the Palm The boys' chorus sang a medley xaancjr rs. iwiiiiuu, uiamtL aiiui- fhL rjublic we will set vour son" when the men are placed on trial. Fillmore, St. George and Las Vegas. Borax, H. K. Massey, R. E. Funeral home judgments totaling of songs composed of "Massa's in In Las Vegas today they will at­ ney of Clark county for the last j Salter abducted Hill at Gilmer j££ "X > Communist '•' Robinson, F. W. Htckey, H. $361 30 to cover the burial expenses According to Harmon, charges will De Cold Cold Ground." and "Ole1 12 years, yesterday announced the when the officer sought to question ^he state executive turned the be placed against the men today. tend the Chamber of Commerce lne s a e S Hatch, J. C. McArdle, Dr. F. R. I of Walter Dimand and Lewellyn forming of a new law partnership him regarding a stolen typewriter. g \ ^ " r^rSon reouted Black Joe." And the girls' chorus meeting to push forward Las Vegas r r Miidren, W. T. Imlay, A. J Rafael, J. Watson, in civil court yester- Sheriff Kdate characterized the with Roger Foley. The officer was handcuffed with his Jf"" °^f 1° ^* J± f°,*J3£Tl sang "Don' You Cry, My Honey." participation in the recently-formed w C M W. Berry, Earl Moser, Jack L. day morning. attack as unusually fiendish. He The hit of the evening wa.s the Foley has been associated with own handcuffs and forced to accom- g* «** « ""££,£ hesitated to express an opinion on tour-states program of the Inter­ Harmon in the capacity of deputy pany Salter to near Gladewater. ™»£ lawson denied any respon- Price, R. F. Smith, O. A. Guess, G. The first Judgment, against the tap dances by Ruth Doolittle, Car­ mountain Development association, l e or a y Know district attorney for several months. Huntsman saw Salter drive his \S^]_f °t ",L£r F Ames R. E. Kelley, J. Farmdale, Six Companies, Inc., amounted to i the possibility of obtaining the men Harvey, June Chestnut and jf which Gus P. Backman. secretary e Xavier Clarmio A H Woodward, J. $63.80, the amount due Dimand for I death sentence for the attackers. Jack Horden. of the Salt Lake Chamber of Com­ Before coming to Las Vegas, Foley car into a clump of pine trees and ° _^ L Fossett, Jesse W. Van Norman, J. bis services, at the time of hisbu t said that he was positive they The solos sung by Calvin Cory merce, is secretary and Vail Pittman served several terms as district at- followed him. Salter fired at him A Connolly. H. W. Triplett, John death. The First State bank was would receive a severe sentence if and Wallace Moore were thorough­ if Ely, Nevada, president. Hotel torney of Esmeralda county. with a sawed-off shotgun, but theLON G MANCHU F Norton, Guy Halloway, Charles ordered to turn over to the Fu-convicted, as the viciousness of th? ly enjoyed. and restaurant owners are particu­ The new firm will be known as policeman, despite a flesh wound in J.' Santor, Herbert Harshberger, neral home the amount of $297.50, attack has stirred residents of Clark larly urged to bo present. Harmon & Foley, their offices will his shoulder, k.lled the desperado. Fred J Green, Andie Hardie, S. J. the sum Watson had on deposit, county to a high pitch of resent - be located in the new Palace thfca- A quantity of narcotics was found The Intermountain Development ter building upon its completion. ;n Salter's hotel room. BATTLE OPENS Loomis Glenn Frazier, Charles Hoi- to apply against his burial expenses | ment against unwarranted attacks association comprises chambers of man, Emery King, Theodore Brum- which totaled $359.50. p against defenseless women. ANOTHER HELD commerce, hotel men, railroad and HARBIN, Manchuria, April 4. (U.R) mer, L. J. Himant, Paul A. Scott, all tourist agencies as far east as —Japanese and their allied Chinese Raymond O. Buckley, A. H. Lllen- Cheyenne, Denver and Colorado Dr. Wolter Gives Up Fast; Breaks troops settled down to a determined thal, Ed Wasserbach, Earl O. Carr, Colorado Forest Named in Honor of FOR THREAT Springs, as far west as Boise and and probably lengthy military cam­ A. J. McGovern, and Ted Morris. >outh to include Ely, Elko. Battle paign today against the rebellious Alberta Dubbll and J. L. Smith were William Ross. 23, of Racine, Wis., Mountain, Reno and Las Vegas, Ne­ 33-Day Abstinence and Eats Spinach forces threatening overthrow of the initiated as honorary members. Roosevelt — Champion of Forestry was arrested Monday afternoon for vada, and the associated civic clubs new Manchurian government. The local order has the distinc­ of southern Utah, with E. J. Pickett investigation and making a verbal WASHINGTON, April 4. (U.R) — |on Feb. 28. as a protest against uv- Serious fighting was renewed in tion of being the flrst post of the threat to blow up the Las Vegas of St. George, representative. Kirin province, not far from the Si- Cooties organized ln Nevada. DENVER, Colo., April 4. (U.R) — .ecutive order changing the name of After abstaining from food for 33' employment conditions. He main President Hoover, who at times dur-ithe Colorado National forest to thc government employment offlce. • ber an frontier, but the anti-Jap­ He will be questioned by United HIJACKERS WAR days. Dr. Frederic Wolter, 57-yea.-- tained it was impossible for an edi' anese troops were moving rapidly MENTALITY BLAMED ing his administration has wielded j Roosevelt National forest. SAN FRANCISCO, April 4. (U.R)— tne "biS stick," today paid tribute The change was made upon the States department of justice agents SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. April 4. old German-born scholar, changed cated man to find work in the p e- rem place to place and making it to tne when they arrive in Las Vegas to (U.R)—Two men were recovering from' his mind. ent industrial age. After starvir. • !*fficult for the government forces Evelyn B Chapman was "mentally memory of the first "big ] recommendation of the United take into custody L. A. Gade of serious injuries tonight and a third j He gave up his fast, Wolter said, for a month, Wolter said he would to attack them. deranged" when she committed sui- stick" wielder, Col. Theodore Roose- States forest service. velt Great Falls, Mont., who is being was being held in the city jail foi-1 upon requests of religious leaders, be willing to eat again if he was iis- Stronrt Japanese reinforcements cide in the bed of James Cary, fel- - The honor was considered dis- held in the city jail charged with 'owing what police said was the.Today he ate spinach and had some sured an income of $2,500 a year .'.-rived at Chlentao from Korea, re- low medical student at Stanford Allen S. Peck, regional forester, tinctly appropriate because Col. sending a bombing threat to Leon­ outcome of • hijackers' war. A orange juice, after which he said He declined to reveal what prom- storing order in that district after medical sohool, a coroner's Jury de- with offices in Denver, was informed. Roosevelt was an outstanding cham- ard Blood, head of the U. S. em­ fourth man, whose identity was not'he "felt much better." ises the religious workers had mad.1 minor clashes with the Chinese for- cided today. President Hoover had signed an ex- | pion of forestry. ployment office here. revealed, was being sought. Wolter began his starvation fast about -suitable employment" ces under Wang Telin. PAGE TWO LAS VEGAS AGE TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5,1932 A WASHINGTON EVERYDAY MOVIES 11 MANHATTAN MIRRORS BYSTANDER Bv Tnited Press members, but a hundred citizens are NEW YORK. April 4 (U.P>—A pou •eady to leap into the it* -«ch and cirrous dowager dangling a littl pend their own money on high BY KIRKt. SIMPSON Pekinese on her arm. entered s lats and tail coats just for the priv- WASHINGTON—Tn an hour when Fifth avenue store today and met 'cge of becoming hand-shakers de WMSxractJna a; ( .i pop- a friend at the Jewelry counter Tru ixe. 1 friend attempted to pat the goggle alar spoit sitsti I): Qeorrge w C eyed dog and the Peke. out of sorts. Ver. phyUetan-in-waiUi that This week marks the hundredth TIKSDAV MO R X1N (;. APRIL o. \\r.Y2 bared his teeth and snapped. body, to testify kn IU defense. mnlversary of the founding of PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY It i.s. bi .ked for "Oh, please don't mind thi? 'nion Square, carved olit of an un- By CHARLES P SQUIRES. Editor and Pubiisner. at the AGE BUILDING Its health. naughty dog. said the dowager .empt woodland in 1832. when the* vildest dreams of the inhabitants Ml Premont Street. Las Vegas, Nevada, and entered in the Postoffice at Uriels «nme wa] la le: t/nrtl ; "He's just cross because I refusec nerve strain on liouse members, in- i to take him to the toy department' if New York never visualized a city l*s Vegas as Second Clai* Matter ha: would prow much beyond 14th 4EMBLR OF­ tfidenl to UM presen •' Two of the city's most genia! street. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS — UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIO.% found. UM aavj doctta . tas- trOptMS** may result .-.iiiona the greeters.'' both members of Un­ Gouverneur Morris tfibught that The Associated Press ls exclusively entitled to the use for republic* laigr roup ol i distinguished committee that goes ome day New York might spread Hon of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in thi> a ri "mulling. ov«r theii I down the bay on the Macon to meet T little farther than Greenwich VI'- aapei ano ».so au the local news published therein. OL.vu.i-i, 11 Is ;:\e ecOUOttlii crisij incoming celebrities, died within s 'age, and so he had "Union Place'* All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are als. ha' makes th:< congress. In few hours of each oth*»r. —so named because several wind­ eserved judgment "of greatei First was Henri Prince, hotel ing lanes converged at that spot— EASTERN REPRESENTATIVES than those ol u.u- Ume." keeper, who knew every big man in purchased for $116,051 the three France, and who was invaluable a* tnd a half acres comprising the William H. Stockwell, Peoples Gas Bldg.. Chicago plot Charles E. Miller, Times Building, New York City. ADDING TO WORRIES an Interpreter of florid addresses by Coupled with that, for party the incoming visitors. Tho other Union Square i.s now a favorite PACIFIC COAST REPRESENTATIVES ! chiefs, ta the far: that UM Sei was William Deegan, tenement meeting place of the communists, a 8types-Allison. Inc., 306 Sharon Bldg., San Francisco; 911 Westeu iii republican the Houae democrs I house commissioner, and one of thn 'oafing place for dreamers, and a riuflc Bldg. Los Angeles, and 224 Security Building. Portland, Ore Iby a ittl demur taajoriV :uiJ u most impressive looking gentlemen atherlng place for cloak-and- presidential election in UM oflint ever to wear a silk hat and a foot- suiters. Ra preliminary thunoets sounding long budge. THE GAMING LAW daily in the tars of congress .is ,>:\- The mayor's reception committee GRANT GARAGE Imary rssalta COBK In, has lost two of its most dignified HE GAMING law, passed a year ago by Every such tatnrt gives a gi LEASE APPROVED T the Nevada legislature, has brought cn the hill something new 'o V WMWWVW.'WWAWA about. More than .. nae! of tis Approval of the lease to A. C. about improved conditions in the gambling senators and all Roust members North Las Vegas Oram, Ford dealer, of the Masonic will be up for re-election m Novem­ 'ot at Third and Fremont streets, business. ber. and vas made last night at a meeting The law may be materially improved in There ar? 76 who came In by I of the Masonic fraternity. Grant tion for the first time in Novemb ~ Vegas Verde ilans to erect a salesroom and ga- some respects by proper amendments. But it 1930. or in the ease ot i < sen or rWWVWSAVWWVWSrWWW^rV age on the property in the near so. at special elections subeequ uture. will not be repealed by the legislature next to that date to fill vacancies caused Mrs. J. E. Haas, wno has recently ! by deatn. been in bed with severe attacks of j year because public opinion generally ap­ The transfer of party power ::i chronic appendicitis, is ajjain about i proves of the idea of subjecting gambling to the House from Republic nn to D her duties. mocratic hands grows ou: o: those Martin Osgood was a visitor tc control of the duly constituted authorities fatalities on the t Boulder City Monday. Before the scver.ty-secon •:.- Tasty Food and, at the same time, making it pay a fair gress met less than four mont. - Homer Baker returned Sunda; share of the cost of government. ago, more than half of the terms for from an extended business trip tc which the bulk of these new-comers southern California. Quickly Prepared Under the old system, when gambling was was elected had expired. All their political spade work in E. Rosenburg has returned to hi illegal, it went on just the same. There were Washington to retain then- duties here after accompanying h. must be condenssd Into the period wife and ch ld to the coast, whsi For Busy People games in various places around town, not up to elect on day next November. they will spend the summer. i nly in Las Vrgas, but in every other town Yet Dr. Calver testifies that for al! members at this session mail U. R. Naughton and wife, an in the state. And each gambling house wag­ from their constituents which must the.r son, Albert, and daughte ed a constant conflict for the favor of the be dealt with has about doubled: Louise, of Grand Junction, Colo visitors wh? must be seen are mors * Here, sir, is ycur tip—blast your hide!" rado. are stopping over a few day: policing powers. The offices of sheriff and numerous ;committee sessions long­ in Vegas Verde before proceeding t FOUNTAIN chief of police generally over the state were er and more try*na the Imperial valley, in California. TIGHTENING THEIR HOLD considered personal matters in which the Most old-timers have so stron? a erip that nothing but a political STUDY LAW LUNCHES genial public had no right to interfere. The tidal wave in November could un­ Kail Splinters LETTEKS10 THE teDI'lOR seat them. AT HOME clique standing in with the officials assumed Greater opportunities than For the freshmen, the newcomers Las Vegas. Nevada. they resort to the unlawful means, that they had the right to do as they pleased. Frank Lowe who has been in the ever before; degree of LLB however, with ccngressional records employe of Union Pacific s: this Saturday. rather than starve. yet to make, there is no such reas- conferred. Qualifies for Ne­ point in the efflcs of Master Me­ Editor Age: We are not a bunch of hell rais­ There was no constituted authority to sur ng thought. vada bar examination. Write, chanic Wilcox, is leavms Las Vegas Sir: In regards to "A Taxpayer" ers, as most of you think—we are And they know. too. that $10,000 just plain, fun loving, happy ne­ call, or telephone for our free compel operators to keep their places clean for a new position in other fields. not wanting any colored police here, Las Vegas government jobs probably would ap­ groes. And I would say to "Tax­ book, "Law Guide and Evi­ Mr. and Mrs. Lowe will depart abeut well, let me tell you the one we peal this year to men at home who payer." try giving our men a chance dence." No obligation. and sanitary. Neither was there any reason the 10 instant. The best of luck, have certainly earns his salary. Low Tuition Easy Terms would have scorned them two years I admit that we have a few law­ to work and make an hones: living. folks. LA SALLE Pharmacy why an illegal game should not also be ago. breakers among us — and we also Then you can fire our colored police crooked and operated for the sole purpose of have 8 few taxpayers. There isn't because we won't have any need EXTENSION UNIVERSITY Providing the wind behave.;, there a man or woman in our little settle­ of one. Everette G. Sharpe, Registrar robbing its patrons. MARRIAGE LICENSES j will be a real Interesting gam° of ment who wouldn't work if given I'm not a policeman's wife, nor Village Ina Hotel, FOUNTAIN LIGHT LUNCH BAXTER — SMOTHERS: Thomas tennis on the U. P. cour- this a.in . the chance to do so; not being al­ am I a taxpayer—I'm just 114 North First s.. 36. of Washington, D. C. and ! at 9.30 between Joe Barry and L. D. Las Vegas, Nevada Under the present system with a reason­ lowed to make an honest living. Jayne Branch. First at Fremont Grace Irene, 20. of Las Ve;as. Piatt. Both players know their Name ably limited number of licenses issued, the HINSON — BROWER: William N., same and a hov set can be looked Address 25, and Margaret. 22, both of Las for. had to lay off a few turns for a j Saturday looking over the works. permits become of sufficint value to assure Vegas. little rest." Enjoy it boys. | You're always welcome, Mr. Supt. honest gam«s and the safety of the public. TERRY—DAILEY: Thcmas E„ 42, Jimmit MeAuliffe. formerly Mack and Blanche Ruth. 25 both of Los Machinist J. P. Johnson who was Fireman Howater. who has been smith helper in the local shops, hns working cut of Kelso as relief man So far as Nevada is concerned, gambling Angeles. i accepted a position in the barn of assigned to Yermo for temporary STEIN — MOORE: Robert O.. 30, service has returned to Las Vegas has returned to Las Vegas and Is has ceased to be a moral issue, but is now re­ i the Union Pacific stages. engaged in watching the Offices For Rent and Clella M.. 23, both of Boulder as a guy named Bateman came engaged in watching the bumping Las Vegas battle, now in full blast. garded as a condition which is with us, and City. Sam Hanin. the Union Pacific along with more whiskers. we are looking for the best way to handle it. MORAN—BATES: William. 37; and I blacksmith with that big bass voice Transfer & AH outside, facing Pre­ Thelma. 16, both of h& Ve gas. and who has been working at the The extra passenger service fire­ HELD AS PICKET mont and First streets. SAPP—FOX: Virgil H., 27. of Los dam is back in the c:ty. a force man on the 2nd and 3rd .districts Harry Mardens was yesterday af­ Angeles and Peggy, 23, Roomy, airy, beautifully of Her- cut being made. vacated by Fireman Smith has been ternoon arrested on a charge of vio­ Taxi Co. mosa. CaLf. assigned to Fireman Balderston. lation of city picketing ordinance. finished. Light, water, jan­ FLIER TALKS FETTERS—BEERY: Otto. 36, and He is be.ng held on $25 bail pending PHONES itor included. Plumbing is Reba. 26. both of Fresno, Calif. Jas. McGrath, he of U. P. treat­ Engineer S. B. Wenrtert has been a hearing in municipal court this Offlce 147; Night 10; Res. 573 'itable for doctors. ALVERSON — COLLING: Edward ing plant fame, was a visitor in La^ MONDAY sent to Kelso to relieve Engineer morning. TO ARMY CLUB E., 25, and Bernadine, 27 both of Vegas Friday. Mr. McGrath while on his trip of inspection contracted Hanna. What's the matter with 9 Fremont St. Los Angeles. Hanna? Probably the necessary Lieutenant Donald Lyon was the a severe cold. HILVEY—FORD: Jack Be&den. 21. mileage. CARRIED WEAPON Beckley Building guest of honor at the Reserve Offi­ IN CONGRESS and Bern.ce, 25, both of Las Vegas. Roy Fulta was fined $20 or ten DAY AND NIGHT TAXI cers Training Corps meeting in Le­ RAMSEY—MEGALIA: Robert Hugh Stewart. Holland, Ogle. Doyle— days in jail yesterday morning in gion hall last night. Lieut. Lyon SENATE 25, of Los Angeles, and Mae Del- just four hard working and tired Supt. Co'c-y it B frequent visitor to municipal court on a charge of car­ told of his experiences of feeding Billion dollar house tax bill comes la, 25, of Glendale. California. engineers and firemen, who just our City and was again in the city rying concealed weapons. the snowbound and starving Zuni to senate as President sends spe­ T and Navajo Indians in Arizona last cial message to congress asking for VWrWWJWVVH^rVWWWrtrW;^W^rV«VVM^^ winter. He also gave a short talk further governmental economies. on general topics of interest in the aviation field. Judiciary committee voted to re­ ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. port favorably a bill by Senator COLOR SETS OFF SPRING SPORTS WEAR Major L. J. Howard, Captain H. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Walsh, Dem., Mont, making deci­ ESTIMATES EREE O. Davis and Lieut. C. D. Baker sions of state supreme courts bind­ were appointed as a committee to ing on federal courts with respect COSTUMES FOR BEACH, TRAVEL OR GENERAL USE FLAUNT BRILLIANT HUES determine the meeting place of the to common laws of states in ques­ Neale Neon Rainbow Signs corps, when a special dinner in tion. Joan Crawford chooses a "sailor This beach outfit worn by Adrienne FIXTURES - MOTORS - APPLIANCES honor of Lieu:. Olson, commanding boy" costume for general wear. Sportsmen opposed before a sub­ Ames, actress, comprises a pale BOB SHIRLEY. Master Electrician A. M. BRUCE, Mgr. officer of Salt Lake City, is given It has wide shoulders, lapels aad M»p Mouse and orange trousers. here between April 20 and 30. committee a bill favoring financing collar, and colors are white and NIGHT PHONE of the migratory bird conservation Both are In the new rough cotton nAYraoNE110 South Second St. 451 Last night Lieut. H. M. Dixion of \ navy blue. weave. the infantry reserve gave an inter­ program by a one cent tax on shot­ esting lecture on mobile mobiliza­ gun shells. L J tion ol troops in the event of an Report of Assistant Attorney Gen­ emergency. A record number of eral Seth Richardson on conditions ioaot=_ UCESO local and visiting reserve officers | ia Honolulu referred to territories attended the meeting. committee. HOUSE BOULDER CITY STAGES Passed by vote of 306 to 47 the Hare bill providing independence Seven Round Trips Daily for the Philippine Islands withii leave Las Vegas Leave R'Milder City BAD MEMORY ' eight years. 5:00 a.m.-8:00 a.m.-18:30 a.m. 1:15 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m o 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m. 11:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - *5:30 p.m. California representatives asket' 12:00 Midnight 6:15 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. D the banking and currency commi- 'Daily Except Saturday & Sunda' SAVES BEAUTY tee to report legislation giving state o EFFECTIVE I EBRUARY 24, 1932 LOS ANGELES, AprU 4.—Faulty authority to tax national banks ti School Children Bus Extra Low Fares memory of a complainant today the same extent as other financia IMPERIAL SEDAN CADILLACS LEAVE DAILV EXCEPT caused police to drop plans to bring institutions. beautiful Nathalie Colby, 28, said to SUNDAY FOR BEATTY GOLDFIELD. TONOPAH, Rep. Cochran, Dem.. Mo., pro RENO SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO be the Nathalie Chadwick who once poses to introduce a bill providin graced the Follies stage in New funds for paying in full the ad Nevada Motor Transport Co., Ltd. York, back to Los Angeles on a justed veterans certificates by le three-year-old forgery charge. IMKrl OFFICE—No 9 FREMONT PHONF Mt 0* galizing and taxing beer. " JO 301 Mrs. Colby, according to the com­ rzssaovrteis?-. •oc iaao plaint, forfeited $500 bond on a forgery charge here three years ago after she had been arrested for al­ LAS VEGAS TENT & AWNING CO. legedly signing the name oi Mrs. DOMAIN OPEN JOHN KEEL. Proprietor NORTH MAIN STREET George G. Fyne to sale slips on Mrs. Fyne's account at a department See as about your tents. We buy and sell canvas and -olored store. TO PROSPECT goods. Tents, all grades and sixes from $8.35 to $32 >0. See us before you buy. Mrs. Fyne told the county grand See os about yenr awnings. We have all grades an<1 eolers jury that perhaps, after all, she WASHINGTON, April 4 (UP>—Th< f had given the Follies girl permis­ entire public domain of the United of v-'>»rt"* - BhanVs—... .rtr. I- nrr,r.r. sion to use the account. She could States, comprising more than 180, not remember. 000,000 acres of land, was reopened conditionally today to oil and gas prospectors. Announcement that applications Every Dealer In Las Vegas URGE ACTION for permits to prospect lor oil and Large or small—Credit or Cash—vender of .Merchandise gas on these vast fields again would —Or of Service be received came from Secretary SHOULD BE A MEMBK1C OF ANENT SILVER of the Interior Wilbur, who impos­ SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, April ed the condition that oil must be VEGAS CREDIT 4. (U.R)—President Hoover was urg­ developed under the unit plan of BUREAU ed to take the initiative in bring­ operation. There's color in we.-nen's srorts w ear this spring — whether it's for BECAUSE ing about increased use of silver swimming, lounging on the beach, motoring, traveling or just gen­ It Minimizes Waste Through Credit LOSM*. as a monetary metal in a resolu­ A rapid increase in the number of eral we-tr. Carole Lombard of the films wears a distinctly 1932 bath­ Hastens Payment of Accounts. Stabilizes tion sent him today by the Salt women licensed to drive the:r owr. ing sait. It's one of the popular ribbed models, and the top part is Aids Dealer and Purchaser Alike. Lake chamber of commerce board automobiles has been noted in Bra­ white with the trunks and designs in bright blue. of governors. zil. J TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL 5. 1932 LAS VEGAS AGE PAGE THREE

Instruction undar thc farm bureau | Mr. and Mrs. Louis Foscerini Mr and Mrs. A. A. Roblnion. who REEL CAVE MAN WINS REAL BRIDE recreation program this spring. | spent Sunday visltin? friends in La.; have resided at the New Mexico Among those attending the class' Ves.is Construction camp for several were Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Jones, i menths. will move into one of the Mrs. Ella H. Perk ns. Dale Oentry.j bootee in Henderson's addition BOULDER CITY Owen Olbson and Ferris Bunker of Bill Fills. Hercules powder repr•:- April tenth. Robinson has accepted St. Thomas, Edwin and Margaret! tentative, left for San DtegQ Sat­ a position in the barber shop to be Wells. Mr. and Mrs. Del Rcbison.i urday on a bus.ness trip. opened in the new theatre building. And News of The Hoover Dam Project Geneva Wittwer and Vernon Mills of Logandale, Mr.s. Carrie Anderson Mr. and Mr.s. Orant B. Snow. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kennard, Mrs. Jen-' me Whitby. Mrs. Ada Waymire, j FILM STORY OF DAM BUILDING BOULDER John Lytle, Maurice Nuttal, Neca Jones, Margaret Lyon. Mrs. Clara' y7lJWPli4•d BRIEFS Bean. Mary V. Lytle, Lols E. Jones, j IS CONTINUED BY CAMERAMEN Mrs. Eunice Mineer, Jefferson Ca- THE' zier and Miss Ora Lee of Overton. | Mrs. M. D. Bruce has arrived Work of recording progress of spillways, human flies suspended on from Salinas. California, to join her Upon suggestion of County Agent! operations at thc Hoover dam pro­ long ropes, .scaling the 65C| foot Wittwer the members of the clais ject in motion pictures, cue of the husband at Boulder City. Mr. Bruce perpendicular canyon cliffs and is employed by the Six Companies will submit their notes in competi­ many functions of the public und tion for a prize of $3 for the bos' press relations department, beaded m?n riding the skip, suspended from and has taken a home at 633 Fifth street. set and $2 for the second set. A -. HOTEL by Norman S. Galiison. was wii-' steel cables spanning the river, were copy of the winning set of notes nessed by visitors at thc dam yes­ taken. will be given to each member 91 J fireproof terday. Approximately 600 feet of film Cleveland Summers, of Duran^o, the class. Mrs. L. E. Jones, Mrs. Eu- Lloyd Ahem, cameraman of tlie was shot yesterday with more Colorado, is leaving for heme today n ce Mineer, Mrs. J. G. Kcnnatd JiictA & Zljiwtou Its. Paramount motion picture studio of j scheduled to be taken today. after a weeks visit to fr ends and and Mrs. Pearl Snow were chosen Hollywood is assisting Galiison in! The last previous work of this na­ relatives at Boulder City and Las as a committee on the contest. A DOWNTOWN HOTEL filming one of the Six Companies', ture included 2000 feet of film show- Vejras. Offers Rjniu-J Rata periodical progress pictures. in" the Six Companies' huge gravel With DruclKd Bath Shots of men in action on tho >washin g plant in action. John Newman has leased a house Joseph Scott of Los Angeles :3 ONE PEJLSOM • • • gUO at 724 Eiehth street and is getting here on business connected with the With PC.t. Bath silica plant near St. Thomas. MRS. M'DOUGAL it in readiness for Mrs. Newman, ONE PERSON • • tXeO-^lM FINAL SHOT who ll expected in a few days. GRANTED PERMIT Under the auspices of the home CATS AND COFFEE SHO* A permit has been awarded Mrs. Oscar L. Stewart is in Boulder economics girls of the high school City fpr a visit to his sister, Mrs. there will be an apron and over­ ISc FIREPROOF GAR ACE Nellie McDougal for the erect.on Oi OPENS TUNNEL Wl PAT TAXI FROM ALL STAIJOMS a building to be used for an up-to- Lester in the southern part of the gJH> mfftf-'/f-'^y ,v»i» all party in thc gymnasium Friday city. night. date beauty parlor. Thc contract Timed with prec.sion at exactly Introducing Air. snd Mrs. Weldon Heyburn. of Hollywood, whose mtaWao, has been let and work on the build­ 7:12 Sunday evening the last shot romance began cn the movie- lot l Where Heyburn, playing "cave ing will be started immediately. of dynamite was used to bole A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. man" roles, won the true love of Monde, winsome Greta Nissen. So HOLLADAY & COLLINS through the bench heading of the C. M. Vance, Miss Ella Vance. Mr. Mary B. Wyatt of Boulder City- here they are after returning in an airplane from Tijuana, Mexico, visited here Thursday the guest of OITSERS ASD OPERATORS Blind since birth, Ralph C. Kidti main diversion tunnel No. 1. on and Mrs. R. M. Coulter. Miss Alice to where thev flew for the marriage ceremony. of Belding, Mich., is the local au­ the Nevada side of the river. Coulter and R. M. Coulter jr. of Mc- Miss Aileen Lyon. thority on road and tourist informa­ With this work completed there Alister .Okla.. were visitors in Boul­ tion. remains only the invert section of der City Monday. The two families be able to start improvin the tunnels to be excavated, of are on a motor trip to the Pacific beautifying their yards. which 15.998 feet representing ap­ coast and came by for a look-see at MOAPA VALLEY BOULDER CITY | proximately half, has already been Hoover dam and Boulder City. J. T. Tyler arrived in Boulder removed. City Monday from Tr?xarkana. Tex­ CLASSIFIED Coincident wtih tunnel excavation Robert M. Connally and family as. Tyler is on his was to Vtt t NEWS NOTES the work of pouring concrete (oc left Monday for Los Angeles after a his father nt Sacramento, Cal., and the tunnel lining is progressing rap­ brief visit to friends in Boulder took advantage of tbe Opportunity BEAUTY SHOPS idly. City. to inspect th'; Boulder Dam and April first was field day in the ALL LINES of Beauty Culture; real Boulder City works. He left for i>!s of the valley. The hich marcels, finger waves, hair cutting, RELIEF SOCIETY Clifford L. Benton left today for Needles lasl evening to resume hi? •ol students went to the mesa permanent waves. Mrs. L. P. Hol­ The Relief Society women of the San Antonio, Texas, after a week Journey. ea i of Overton for annual repairs man, 615 Ave. F, Boulder City. L. D. s. church will meet at the spent in Boulder City with friend;. on the bit M on the side of the c36tf home of Mrs. Louis Foscerini. 1201 i J. Lechart and family have nun cd The sixth, seventh und Ncw Mexico Street, Wednesday at I J. M. Thomas and family visited from Las Vegae to Boulder City ani ••!-. h li grades, under Maurice Nut- 2:30 p. m. ! friends in Las Vegas Monday. Mr. are now in their new home at HOO tall and Grant B. Snow, went ;o USWs Thomas is a new citizen of Boulder Fifth .street. Warm Springs for the day. The While Visiting BECHTEL VISITS City, having recently arrived from ih and fifth grades, under Lu­ Rawlings, Wyo. eile Thorley, .spent the day at Box W. A. Bechtel. director of Six Carl Belcher and family, ol v BOULDER CITY Companies. Inc., arrived in Boulder Wash, west of the valley. The low­ City from Salt Lake City on Sun­ Grading work on the newly open­ Arizona, arrived In Boulder City er grades wen: picnicing to points LUNCH AT day. ed streets on the southern side of Sunday nnd have leased and taken ol Interest nearer by. Miss Nell Earl Boulder City is being pushed to the possess.on of a new home at 518 and Mrs Clara Bean in charge. • After transacting company busi­ Fifth street. BROWDER'S ness here, he motored to Mojave limit of the capacity of several bi? During the absence of Principal Cor. Ash and Nevada Blvd. frcm where he boarded a train for maclrne-r and in a short time the Shepherd at the superintendents' , SPH Francisco. new residents of that district will Mr. and Mr.s. c. L. Ctor> h i on in Salt Lake City, Gold- WW^/W/J .W//AVMV. moved In from the country and >:• ' Tu lei i.s in charge of the now In their new re idencc In Sixth •••. .street. •J B. Knapp concluded his class Frank T. Crowe, manager of err;. 'ir rural dramatics here Thursday Struction of Hoover dam. left on nnd with Mrs. Knapp unci Saturday night for Los Angele to t" rmty A eht John Wittwer, re- HELP START visit his family. turned to La Vegas. They will con-' dud a -mi lar class In Lincoln Patsy, their young daughter, who' i unty, these bein? the only two .v-as operated on recently ior ;v- sections in Nevada to receive this pendicitis. is reported recovering. Mrs. Crowe Is expected to bring A home shortly. 'hone Johnny-on-the-Spot Chas. A. Shea. S.x Companies, for (ee—34 JN o matter Inc.. director, accompanied by his brother, Edward, left Bouid. I CAA. DON'T GAMBLE what you pay /•- GOLD BOOM Saturday for Portland, Ore. Mr. and Mr.s. Shea will celebrate | their silver wedding anniversary in the Rose city on April 10. We Need It ... . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Leigh and lam­ ily. formerly of La.s Vei.is. taken up their residence at 9201 S.xth street. Bouider C.ty. The Eldorado Empire Mining Company is an Arizona Cor­ here's the Mr.s. Henri Bekkland. Mrs. Fogg poration with a Capital of 1,000,000 shares of a par value and children and Miss Edith Lam­ of ONE DOLLAR per share of which 970,000 shares are bert cf Vegas Verde visited friends in Boulder City Sunday. Use extra .precautions outstanding and 30,000 shares in the Treasury. The « in guarding your Company owns the "Black Hawk" patented Mine, which Mrs. M. Mote of Midway visited best pipe is now developed and ready to produce COLD, but the friends in Boulder City Monday. food's purity. Never gamble mine lacks a mill and water to run it. However, I own a mill and water rights developed nearby, which I have Mr. and Mrs. T. C. White and vith germs at any time Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Ott spent Sat­ arranged to rent to the Company. This mill can be set urday evening in Las Vegas on luring the dangerous sum- up vrlthin 90 days. The mine is located in the center of pleasure bent. tobacco in Eldorado Canyon, just 15 miles South of the Boulder Dam tier months. Keep your re- site, in Clark County, Navada. Mr. and Mr.s. Ray Templeton ac­ companied by Mrs. Wade anu son rigerator not less than half Elmer motored to Las Vegas Sat­ urday evening. illed at all times, That's America! Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Houghs tad, ac­ true protection and econo­ In order to bring this mine to the producing stage after companied by Mrs. Houghstad's my. the stockholders had done all they were able to do I mother, Mr.s. Nellie Hofland, motor­ loaned the Company $85,000 for which they gave me 6 ed to I.as Vegas Saturday evening. per cent notes due June 8, 1934. There is now due an C. L. Watson of the Boulder City LAS VEGAS additional $10,000 in interest, making a total of $95,000 Auto court, who was called lo now due me. The Company has now given me permission Greenville. 111., last week by the COAL & ICE CO. (after I made at my expense in the mine probably the serious illness erf his father, inform­ ed friends in Boulder City by wire 412 South Main greatest strike ever made in Clark County) to set up my of the death of his parent at that mill on the mine and take out in gold the $95,000 coming place Saturday. to me, after which the profits will go to pay dividends on OR the capital stock. 'fr allr other oils In order to carry through this program I must borrow at o -eastern or western a time when money is tight. But my necessity is your opportunity. The following offer is so attractive that you cannot afford to pass it by: I own the Company's note for $10,000, for which I paid cash. This note is payable on or before June 8, 1934, with accumulated interest at ZEROLENE 6 per cent per annum. I propose to put up this note for security and against it issue $10,000 of my own personal lacked in a notes in denominations of $100*^ $200, $500 and $1,000, because... handy pocket same to run to June 8, 1934, with interest at 6 per cent per annum. For every dollar you lend me on my note —Motorists who have long used pouch of heavy Zerolene continue lo use it. I will give you as a bonus one share of my personal foil. Keeps the stock in the Company. (If you bought this stock from the — .Motorists who "try" Zero­ Company, you would pay the par value of One Dollar per lene become regular patrons. tobacco better share. Then we will erect my mill, take out the $10,000 — Fleet owners antl all large and makes tlie in gold, with which we will repay your note with interest buyers of Zerolene prove con­ price lotcer. and you will own a block of stock in the Eldorado Empire stantly bv actual lest ils supe­ Ilcncv... 1 l\p Mine, that has cost you nothing. rior efficiency anil economy. —In a word — "Money Cannot C. E. L. GRESH, Huv a Better Oil." Box 368, Las Vegas, Nevada, or El­ dorado Empire Mine in Eldorado Canyon. \

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rmtmmt ~ 2££ ! FOR RENT—Outside sleeping roonv New York. 75 Maiden Lane. New LOST AND FOUND 8 204 No. 6th St P ' LEGAL NOTICES York. N. Y. .NOTICE TO ( IIKIHTOHS AND ] PROFESSIONAL CARDS FOUND—Car key?. Owner can FOR RENT—Modern. 4 r.iom house, Short Stuff Capital (paid up in cash) $200,000.00 mmtl OTHERS (OMF.1IVKI) Assets 917.834.29 • • have same by identifying and bath and garage. Apply Mermaid Tin March 21. 19:12. Contract No. paying for adv Age office. iMll Pool. P^ 2r>2. between PortKc Brothers, Inc.. Liabilities, exclusive of By LARS MORRIS and the State of Nevada for con­ capital and net surplus 502.751.25 LAS VEGAS HOSPITAL ASS6aAW<$JW Third MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT—Rocm. 119 No. struct inp a bridge over the Virgin Income— F. M. FERGUSON. M. D R. D. BALCOM. M. &, c87 Words of All Sizes from Two to Seven Letters Hiver between Bunkerville and Mes­ Premiums $301.446 73 St. quite. Clark County, was accepted. J. R. McDANIEL. Jr.. M.D- ROY W. MARTIN. M. p. ACROSS YESTERDAYS 10-Drinker Creditors' claims against this con­ Other sources 49,380.82 ANSWER Total income. 1931 350,837.55 WE CLEAN and block hats for 50c FOR SALE 1-Leavings 11-Adam's wife tract m.-.y be filed with the >inder- New Las Vegas Hospital 5-Indian 12-Seruras •Igned np to April 2i*. MS, tor the Expenditures— 1 10-Girl's nickname 13-Break suddenly purpose of securing for claimants'Paid policy holders $219,897.01 EIGHTH AND OGDEN STREETS and up. 123 -.- So. 2nd St. p97 FOR SALE — Gypsum and adobe proper legal procedure. Section 17.. r»lvirl«»rwi« 0 14-Bog fuel 18-Hindu queen Chapter ICt, Statutes 1H17. as a- ^Il7T^..niST.T» blocks, best for desert construc­ 20-Of the ear 1931 366.989.77 15—L/C ss mended j TotaBusinessl expenditure, 1931— s tion, S70 per thousand laid. C. 16-Hot chamber 23-Shelf a C. D1IRKE8, ALL MAGAZINES Lilya, Eleventh and Stewart. 17-Rile 25-Straighten State Highway Engineer Risks written $67,249,168.00 5c pl09 19-Sesame 27-Female sheep Pub. Mar. -1 t" Apr. I, inc. Premiums thereon 459.766 98 ATTORNEYS Manv Ene It Numbers 20-Musical drama 29-High mountain In iiu - Kistifh Jtidlrial DixtrU-l Court Losses incurred 184.023 41 We Trade-Buy and Sell WELL LOCATED 50x140 dear lot. 21-The (Fr.) 30-Parson's home of the sjnte of Nevniln. in ami for Nevada Business in trade for small, light 30-31 car. 22-Masculine 31-Odor Ihe (aunt;- of Cnrk. Number of risks writ­ C. D. BREEZE 33-Annoyed IN THK MATTKIt OP THK ESTATE ten Reinsurance Dreamland Dormitory Box K. A*e office. p84 24-Top of head OP WILLIAM .1. STKWA.RT. lso 118 South First Street 26-Son of (Welsh) 34-Hawaiian bird known as anil called W, J. S i'K- Amount of risks written $ 48,390.00 Attorney At Law c87 FILLING STATION. $175 00: three 27-Saxon slave 35-Possessed WART, Deceased, Premiums received 629 tl months rent pr.id on vear lease: 28-Lyre 37-Lubrlcated \o. 'Sir. Losses paid 71.06 115 South Second St. Phone 8 CAR LEAVING for Denver: take balance $25 monthly: free elec­ 30-Stomach 38-Russian rulers NOTICE OK SETTI.I:MK\T OP Losses incurred 148.10 40-Entire I'INAI. tCl'OlSiT AM> IIKAiilVU N:.mh.. one or two: share expenses. Phone tricity and water; new building, 32-Silly PETITION K O It DISTRiai'TIOH of policies in 488. p82 good living room. Come see it. 8 36-Fate 42-ApproprlaU NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVjEN tnat force December 31, miles east. Boulder highway, Sun­ 39-Region 73-Wrath 45-Omitted syllable MINA STEWART, the Admlni.t.a- 1931 Reinsurance- HAM & TAVLOR WANTED—Team work, by day. or set Auto Camp. P85 75-Grassy spot 47-Not gaining (ri\ --! the Kstate of William J. Amount of said policies Reinsurance 41-Sound of pain stew.iit. deceaaed, hns rendered and A. W. HAM - RYLAND G. TAYLOR bv hour. Inquire 215 North. Elev­ 42-Sacred bull 77-Leave out 50-Sea eagle P. R. Willemson. Secretary. 78-Elephant teeth 52-Concerning present for settlement, ana Dred In Pub. Mar. 15-22-29 A5-12 enth St. p91 FOR SALE—Mammoth bronze tur­ 43-Negatlon said Court, Her First anil Final Ac­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW key pullets and c?es: day old pul­ 44-Odorous plant 80-Venetlan beach 54-That man's count of her administration of s;ilrl lets, 35c cents: March es 46-Sea-weed 81-Attaches 57-Novel •state; and also tier Petition for Insurance Annual Statement Suite 7, Mesquite Building 103 Premont ftreet FOR RENT 82-Minor wocd god 58-Heavy liquid Distribution Of said estate; and that cents; April eges. 15 cents; laoi 48-Note of scale Thursday, the 21st day of April. LM Veeas - - -Nevada 49-Scent 83-Stanley 61-Single things International Insurance Company, eggs, 13 cents. Prices 1 o. b- Lo- 63-Bridge taxes I»3X, at ten o'clock A. M., at tho 80 John Street, New Vork, N. Y. SINGLE CABIN, furnished, for geadale. Nevada. Bert Mills Sons. 51-Before Court Room of said Court, at the 53-Different DOWN 64-On summit Courthouse In the City of Las Vegas. President: Sumner Ballard. rent. 204 No. 0th. St. p-9 Logandale. Nev. p93 65-Prefix: half ' in saui Clark County, ha.s been Axed »55-Hearing organ I HERBERT N. GAMBILL 1-Preclous stone 67-Hindu deity jas the time and place for the set­ Capital (paid up in POR RENT—Large furnished home, THE STA R CAFE 56-Moves in tlement of said Account and hear- 59-Small fish 2-Man's name 68-Eagle's nest cash) $1,000,000.0.) ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At LAW " close in, plenty shade: references 3-Label 69-Icelandic epic I inK said Petition for Distribution, required. Write Box H. care Ace. 60-Naked at which time and place any per­ Assets 7,435,282.61 SUITE 1, NEW BOGGS BLDG. $19 FREMONT 8?. Under new management 62-River Islands 4-Holds ln check 70-Inert gas son Interested In said estate may Liabilities, exclusive of c87 Appetizing meals, low prices 5-Mystic word 72-Hold motionless appear and show cause why the Ac­ Phone 125 Las Veiras, Netada 64-When count should not be approved, al­ capital and net sur­ Quick service 66-Information 6-Place 74-Decay plus 5,220,369.12 219 South Main 7-Cuckoo 76-Small island lowed and confirmed. 68-Italian river NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN: Income— ROOMS c87 8-Sound of swal­ 78-Exists Dan V. Noland Alfred* M. tieiaai S9-Printer's measure lowing , That said Account is for final .-et Premiums 3.350,673.40, 71-Luke-warm 79-Year (ab.) . tlement. and the said estate is reacly Other sources 384,744 14 Clean, quiet, reasonable. Cots 9-Plural suffix j for distribution, and on confl nut- $3.50 per week WANTED TO BUY 'tion Of said Bnal account, final dis­ Total income, 1931 3,735,417.54 NOLAND & NOLAND tribution of said estate will be Expenditures— ATTORNEYS 7 9 -rs had. Paid policy holders $1,914,334 81 Miss F. Grant, 925 Fremont WANTED TO BUY — Second hand i i 5 H 5 b S Jo in 13 Dated this rjsth day of March. cS7 chairs: must be cheap. Dreamland Dividends 125,000.00 Phone MS Suit* 209. Professional BoUdint Las Vega* Nee. I r.'32. Other expenditures 1,839,459 53 Dormitory. p83 13 WM. U SCOTT. Clerk FOR RENT—5 room reinforced con­ i-/ lb By DOROTHY KEELER j Total expenditures, crete cottage, furnished. 326 So. (SEAL) Dfliutv Clerk. 1931 3.878.794 37 ' 1 First street. p83 KELP WAN!ED fl 13 H9 y 20 Pub. March SO, 11*32 to April 20, Business, 1931— CUY E. BAKER % 1932, Inclusive. I Risks written $1,085,398.586 00 I. S. THOMPSON WANTED —Large house, furnished NEAT appearing lady. Apply in 21 2-2 23 2M 2A5 2o ! Premiums thereon . ... 7,405,760.48 LAWYER SIMMONS ATTORNEY AT LAW or unfurnished: close in. 632 So. person. 20 Beckley Bldg. c83 % No. 3624 Losses incurred 1,869,803.51 102 South Seeond Straw r-*,—i Y/, 1st St. p84 — I 28 Nevada Business Rooms 5 and 6, Griffith Bldg. Bet Pbone 504 Office Phots Hi NEAT appearing man. Apply in 'A s§ In the Eighth Judicial District % Reinsurance Only person. 20 Beckley Bid; :. c83 % Court of the State of Nevada, in La* Vt stae. Nevada FOR RENT—Modern apts.. furnish­ 31 32 35 3M 35 3b 31 53 | Amdunt of risks written $ 135.725.0C Las Veeas, Nevada po d and for the County of Clark Premiums received 1,822.52 ed: including Frigidaire. Pico WILL NOT be responsible for any % % Losses paid 2,517 79 Apts.. 421 So. 3rd. c6S'.f items charged to the Rancho 59 HO Ml M2 McNAMEE A McNAMEf Grande, unless accompanied by WILLIAM F. ASH. Plaintiff, Losses incurred L303.39 % % vs. Number of policies in force Decern- I ATTORNEYS AT LA* signed requisition. Leavitt Costel­ MM Mb Ml PEARL IRENE ASH, FOR RENT—Sinsle room in resi­ lo. attorney-in-fact. c84 <-3 M5 // M8 Defendant. ber 31. 1931; amoun: cf said poh-1 r. A. Steven* A. S. Henderson dence; modern; adjoins bath; pri­ % 'cies—Reinsurance only. Offices: 431 Pacific 'lieetrie Bio* /// % The State of Nevada Sends Greet- ! Int«mat:onal Insurance Company, vate entrance. 314 So. 4th St. ct; M9 50 51 5^ A WANTED —An elderly widow de­ 53 5M ings to Said Defendant, Pearl Irene I Oeberth, Secretary. STEVENS & HENDERSON Los Angeles, Calif., ttst sires housekeeping for a widower; % 7/ ' Ash: ' Puh- Mar. 15-22-29 A5-12 ATTORNEYS AT LAW LAS VEOAS, NEV Am no objection to children; small FOR RENT—Rooms lor rent in de­ 55 5b 51 58 59 You are hereby summoned to ap- I sirable homes; also furnished and salary. Inquire 321 Carson St. p85 pear within ten days after the serv- I Insurance Annual Statement unfurnished apartments and 7/ Salte 8, Beckley Building If Mrs. J. M. Dotson will call at 60 %b l bl b5 ice upon you of this Summons if I houses. Eileen Miller, Room List­ served in said County, or within | Hardware Dealers Mutual Fire In­ LM Vegas, Nevada CHAS. LEE HOR3E> ing Service, 124 No. 2nd St. Phone The Age office, she will receive a m surance Company, 200 Strongs free ticket, good for today only at i>^ bo bb bl % £9 IO twenty days if served out of said ATTORNEY A* LAW 459. tf bS County but within said Judicial Avenue, Stevens Point, Wisconsin.., El Portal theater. % i J District, and in all other cases with­ Capital (paid up in Suite 1-3. Clark Bid* 72 13 IM 15 ib •a in thirty days (exclusive of the day cash) % of service), and defend the above j Assets None i FRED S. ALWARD Los Vegaa, » - TO iy BO entitled action. I r iahinn^. ' „„'„i "i « $4,292,327 93 d This action is brought to recover iLl^'I't'f-«fk'sve of ATTORNEY Al LAW judgment dissolving the bonds of! _^taI and net sur" &± 82. 3 33 2,903,969.20 FOLEY * matrimony now and heretofore ex- inc0nie__ Rooms 18, 20, Clark Building LAW1ERS \ lonrrif bt. mt Irr World Feature Seme* lsting between you and Plaintiff I D™,—, Phone 52?—Las Vegas, Nevada 'desertioherein, nupo bny thyoeu ground towards ofPlaintiff^ willful. 1| oth™^urce S£^ .TWOT*s* :.z. 186,405 4?. Offices: A' t all of which more fully appears' SSLSS2?: 193! ~ 3'99°.<06.80 Clark BM«-., Lag. Vega* aad ROLLER SUSPECT Xp Ures Consolidated Realty Bid*. „ from the verified complaint of p f ™, T",J M po cy holder 607 so. HID St. LOB AateJaToal FRATERNAL IS NABBED HERE Plaintiff on file herein in the offlce vS L !1 « $1,596,049.67 . of the Clerk of the above entitled ^»ld«n«ls -™ 1,473,079.31 HARLEY A. HARMON LewiOfficers Johnsos Many anyesterdad Pottey r afternooarrestedn rt to wnich ^ hereb Other expenditures 997,729.29 NOTICES on a charge of "mooching." Offi"­ ferred. Total expenditures, 1931 4,066,858.27 ATTORNEY AT LAW ROLAND H. WILEY cer May states that the man has Dated this 14th day of March. BusinessRisks writte' 1931n ~ $562,400,436 00! Clark Camnif Court House been living by rolling rimnks, but; A. DWM. 193. 2L . SCOTT, Clerk of the^f™"1'1™8 thereon 5,608,656.02 ATTORNEY AT LAW VEGAS LODGE, NO. 32 Las Vegas . Nevada incriminating evidence has not been ' Eighth Judicial District Court ^^ incurred 1,534,757.171 F. & A. M. j secured. The arresting officers will j Busincss e«7 Professional Bufldrng of the State of Nevada, in: 5£2£ m Stated Communications testify at the trial this morning and 162, I it is expected that the maximum and for Clark County, Nevada, dumber of risks written ^r^^ first Monday of **axh Amount VVv -lonth at Masonic Hall sentence for panhandling will be i By Lucille Whitehead, Deputy. of risks 332,584.00 ^ J 7:C0 p. m. , given Johnson. FRED S. ALWARD, , written 6,754.41 CHIROPRACTORS Special Communicatlorv work i - i ! Attorney for Plaintiff, Premiums received 171.9! requiring, as announced each i r\ArV%rV\rVWV%rVb^rVVV\rtrVW/VW^ Las Vegas, Nevada. 'Losses paid 01 DRS. J. H. & A. G. JEFFREY DR month. Visiting brothers are Mar. 15-22-29 Apr. 5 ^pssesjncurred I Palmer Chiropractors welcome. . ,..,.,. . _ .Number of policies in Health Service - mMJkmf^ Visiting brethren needing ex­ Insurance Annual Statement force December 31, 150 Phone 388 Suite 7 Delkin Bnlkftag ALDREW : Metropolitan Fire Insurance Co., 40 : Amount of said policies amination will Dlease be on 1031 338.890.0C Suite 4, Beckley Building Phone 303 uanci at 7 o'clock sharp. WaU Street, New York, N. Y, Harold U. Brown. Secretary, Las Vegas, Nevada FRED H. CALLIHAN, W. M. Automotive Mail Address, 115 Broad Street. Pub. Mar. 15-22-29 Ao-12 Hartford, Conn. Claude Haff, Secretary. Electrician In thf KiKhth Judicinl UlHlrlil (ourt ——^———————,—_ i of thr State of \evnda, in nml lor Phone 7 COMPLETE STOCK I Capital (paid up in cash $200,000.00 | thc < ountj oX Clark. I ARCHITECTS • • I Assets 554,907.19 I ,, So. :«i«ii Vegaa Lodge, No. 1468 | Liabilities, exclusive of ii\ -x-rW'i JV M/;<'AUTY- I'lalntiff mm. \ FOR AN AD-TAKER B. P. O. E. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE capital and net surplus 311.994.95 IU1-.TTINA J. JScCAKTY. Defendant. ANYTHING ELECTRICAL 1 SUMMONS Meets every Thursday evening Income— i The Statr of N'evntlu SI-BIIH Urrct- j JAS. A. 'FLEMING at 7:30. Club rooms open irom ON AUTOS, TRUCKS, i Premiums $559,822.6"! ln«rx to Said l>rfen- i STRUCTURAL ENGINEER PLACE YOUR FRED M. STOLLER. Exalted Ruler. '• Expenditures— 586,116.27 pear within ten Says after tin- serv- i MOVED TO Room 11 Clark 131 NORTH MAIN Phone 17» Paid policy holders .. $142,503.64 Ice upon you of iliis Suiiinion.x ii [ P. J. GALLAGHER, Secretary. served In Haiti County, or within ' ROOM 211, BOGOS BLDO. NEEDS , Dividends 0 twenty days if served out of said ^ArVwv^ArV^rV^r^rVVwv^^^/v^A/uu^ Other expenditures 229,613.11 County but wilhln said Judicial!' American Legion Auxiliary .Total expenditures, 1932.. 372,116.75 ^Y..\,'.district, and vins al<''*,l <-'"othes'v'r- *•'. ! Meets on Second and Fourth l!.r:2. OWOMETRKI IGNITION W. S. Waddy, WWI. l.. BCOTT, Clerk of '• A FEW CENTS! Tuesdays of each month at GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE W. J. Langler, the Eighth J ud id il FLORIST 1 . 1 m eight p. m. in Economy hall. REPAIRING l>i»trict Court of the Secretary. State ni .Nevaua iu anu BY EXPERTS Pub. Mar. 15-22-29 A5-12 ior Clark County, Ne­ .Say It With Flowers Phone 38l HERBERT M. DIXON- Las Vegas Lions Club 8th St. at Fremont vada. LAS VEGAS Meets every Monday at 12 noon Insurance Annual Statement (SEAL) By Dorothy Keeler, Optometrist * oatlcUa j Phone 668 <;IV !•;. BARER, Attorney for at the Hotel Apache. Visiting I'laintiff. I.as Vegas, Nevada. FLORIST members are most welcome. Lion Fire Insurance Company of Apr. 5,12*19-26. Art in Flowers totes f^anilned-Olassee fM| 225 Fremont; Street Ethel Potthoff St6 Fremont Bt — t%otot Jttt II ELLA CINDERS—Look Who's Here By Bill Counselman and Charlie Plumbl Las Vegas, Nevada

NOTHING TO DO MOW BUT ! DRAYAGE Professional KSWEE P UP THE ACHES' LIFE ^oor> £ZICL! 1 s-IS FUNNY » I <3£T BOY RGLIGNDS Jier Zove IM PAJCSS AND UD'SE "TPEM YOUNG'S TRANSFER and Men dreams- etr*e THE SAME WA/' TMEY'EE STORAGE COMPANY ^hodbt&t-e-d- , UKE SHOES-- WHEfvi C'-Ji rtoihirzj^ GOES, TUE OTHER. Temporary Office—307 Ogden SELECT THE ISN'T OP MUCH USE-! Phone 185—172 bi. 1932 LAS VEGAS AGE PAGE FIVE

Age mornings only. Enston. for- •vardine . acdrrss is 716 Delam°re, FINNISH THREAT Kansas City. Missouri. He plans to THE SWING return to Pratt in September for rhe SEEN AS SCARE winter's boxing season. THE SWING Through." The ball having been CHICAGO, April 4. 'U.R' — The Part II lispatched on its flight, the body threat of Finland to boycott 'he The back swing was completed vill turn cowards the left until the J. L. Sullivan, formerly of The Olympic games if Paavo Nurmi is in my first article ahd. if the be player is facing the olrection of Sunshine Club of San Francisco, is barred from competing is not tak­ Einner remembers, that part of the 'ight, the right heel will leave the here. He is at present retained by en seriously by Avery Brundage. stroke was controlled and dominat pound which action will release all the Mermaid Swimming pool own- president of the American Olympic ed by the lefl hand and arm; s< tension. ' ers, in the capacity of swimmincr committee. instructor. Sullivan announces iiis also is the major portion of thr This completes the swing insofar DTD 1TCC I A \I V "I don't believe Finland would down swing thus controlled. as the hit is concerned. However, g l|\/\ 1 LmD IlA V L intention of forming a class in phy­ GOLF sical culture. dare to attempt siyh tactics." said The clown swing starts with e there arc other incidents in the Brundage. "Of cdbrse. there may drawing sensation of the left hanr swing that must bf controlled. The be a radical group in control in and left side, the wrists s.ill bein; .Irst and most essential is: The! By SANDY GREEN Dr. Park has received an invita- Warren Farrell, he of the lethal CHANCES FOR The members had a busy week tion for the members of the Coun- Finland that would try it but they "cocked." the body turning towarc Iiead must not move in the slight- j right crass, is claiming the right to vould only hurt themselves. It the left, the left foot coming to itf st degree until the ball is well on trying to get a nice calm day for try club to participate in a four HOOKS meet the winner of the Roth vs. their respective matches. How they roirered competition at Barstow— vould result in their being ostra­ original position in time with thc ts way to its ultimate destination,! Williams fight. Sounds like poetry, cized in athletics. turning of the.body. The right el he hole. FRONT RANK managed. I do not precend to know. Las Vegas, Needles. Victorville anc as it rhymes alright. Farrell in­ "They have been trying to catch bow will be drawn in to thc righ The club head should be follow-1 All finals were played as per Barstow being the competing clubs Left Hooks. Las Vegas Afje. tends invading California soon 1 up with Nurmi for a long time. His side Just above tht- hip; the rig' i ng the ball in a straight line as By HENRY McLEMORE schedule Sunday, with the following Be would like to have as man. Sir: where he has some attractive offers rst tour here caused a lot of scan- hip will then move towards the lef. ar as the right arm can reach be- t Left Hooks, Las tfegas rtge. MARKETS tax and budget situation, Wall! The pitching staff was fair last street looked with favor on the season and should be better this (Bv United rress) three players obtained in a recent Sir: President's demand for a $200,000,- year, now that several of the young- LOUISVILLE. Ky., April 4. (UP:— trade with Brooklyn, attracted most What do they mean by the pivot SGUTHERM AT A GLANCE 000 cut in government expenditures ! sters have gained needed experi- Babe Ruth took advantage of the attention. Benny Frey will be Cin- puash? j and was elated by evidence that ence. Wally Stewart, hard-working Yankees' visit here today to call on cinnati's starting hurler against the Who used il first, ar.d Ls it still j the W of 1 per cent tax on stock little southpaw, Gray, Coffman, Brother Benjamin at St. Xaviers' Yankees here tomorrow. used in boxing? By OTTO E. STRUM NEVADA'S transfers embodied in the house; Blaeholder and Wally Hebert will school, who was the Babe's advisor Thank you, (United Press Financial Writer) revenue bill would meet opposition; do most of the work, SUBSCRIBER NEW YORK, April 4. (U.R)—A sud­ during his boyhood in a Baltimore BIRMINGHAM, Ala., April 4 (U.R' A. The pivot punch is executed in the senate. Americo Polli, stocky righthander orphanage. After talking to the boyr, —Dick Coffman, who shows promise MOST den turn for the better in specula­ wno by purposely missing a right hand The weekly report of the maga- served a spell with the Yan- at St. Xaviers, Ruth took hi.s for- 0f being the Browns' star pitcher tive sentiment sent stocks, bonds, kees Bob swing, the momentum turning the zine "Steel" completed the budget - and Cooney, former Ford mer mentor to the ball park when thi.s season, held the Birmingham wheat and cotton shooting upwards nam body completely around, to land a FAMOUS of favorably interpreted news. Wall Pitching ace, have been com the Yanks scored a 9 to 6 victory Barcns to two hits and no runs in the final hour of Wall street in stiff arm punch with the back of I trading today. street was cheered by the fact that 8 along nicely and may add real over the Louisville Colonels. The for six innings today a.s St. Louis the left gleve. RESORT operation during the past week held strength to the mound corps. t Babe made two hits but no homers. won. 5 to 3. However, Louis Amer­ George Le Blanche iThe Marine", The rise came after hundreds of unchangcdi instead of receding. In- The catching department ls only ico Folli, one of Killifer's promising flrst used it on the middleweight. stocks had slumped to new lows on f a slight upturn in the ordinary, with Benny Bengough, SEE dications 0 MONTGOMERY, Ala., April 4 recruit pitchers, wa.s in bad form. Jack Dempsey ( The Nonpariel) the the "bear' mancet. While the close next few d also hcM anothe- ^-Yankee, Rick Ferrell and (U.R)—The Dodgers and Minneapolis He walked three men, hit a batter was irregular, many issues failing to _ . . .,. Russ Young. original Dempsey of thirty-five! Mary Lou Dawn's clever re­ Millers played a 10-inning tie here nnd allowed three hits and three years ago, winning by a K. O. recoup all of their earlier losses, all J^u™!^^™^™ E™ » Manager George Gibson can vues, featuring the Hcttj today. 2 to 2. The game was called runs in the three innings he work- The pivot 1ms been banned as the leading stocks were well up monopolize traders a.tention. tar- u batting punch some to allow the Brooklyn outfit time ed. Meadows Maids lier ln lne sl on a nood of sellin foul, and i.s not allowed in any Am­ irom their lows of the day when came ,into sfStee,l common on a fin-B ™H-wh5»e . •*tl?. e w.,*v..,™5Pittsburg.h SfPirate" "- s l™stan. d o catch a train. Bill dar pitched came int0 steel con t erican arena. thSteee finall climbe eoned ranfroem a low of 3V, ""cial service's analysis indicating f^^bance of landing well up in five innings for Brooklyn HEAR . . . „„„.„, ..„..„.„„•.. v ThTrW**™^ m"u"18 wc" uiJ1" ththee flrstflrst five innings for Brooklyn MEMPHIS. Tenn., April 4. 'U.P' to close at 39Vs, American Tele- the dividend on the stock will be Grover Boston, fight promoter for The Duffv Bros. Quartet, and assed a and shut out the minor leaguers Chicago White Sox beat Mem- phone from 108'« to 111 s.. Ameri- ? .t the next directors' meet- without a hit. Waite Hoyt followed Tnpnlea todav" 9 to 4, making ten wins ' the American Leeion at Pratt, Kan­ Frank Liddells" Orchestra . . can Can from 57'j. to 59',. North lng> Apnl 2j' Clark, and in his first inning the out of thirteen exhibition games sas, is here lookins over the fleld. Plav—They're Good. Millers got two runs. American from 26 to 28 V Auburn Fears over the safety of the pres- they have played. They bunched He is in the market for a good Auto from 551. to 61J*. J. I. Case ent $9 rate on American Telephone BRIGHT SPOTS six hits in the second inning for heavyweight, or light heavy. Mu=t PLAY . . . PHILADELPHIA, April 4. (U.R' — from 27:ls to 30',, and New York, also unleashed a :ol of pressure five runs. Faber pitched the first : be at least 175 pounds. Will pay his, The Athletics evened their inter­ In one of the most luxuruns Central 27's to 30'a. against that stock early in the day. six innings. Blue drove a home run expenses both personal and train­ city series with the Phillies today casinos in America. Railroad stocks called the turn. Both Steel and Telephone came over the centerfield fence. ing. Enston leaves for El Paso. Tex­ IN BU31NESS by winning, 8 to 4, making the After having been rorced to further close to their bear market lows be- as, Wednesday morning. Line forms series one-all. DINE AMD DANCE new lows early in the day. selling fore the rally set in. But these ta on the left. See Sheridan at the By United Press Rube Walberg allowed the Phil- dried up and a vigorous rally set issues, like the hard pressed rails, Want Ads Get Result In our attractive dining room. 0 Ford Motor Co. estimates first lies ten hits, while his teammates in when Wall street received a re- t" ^ tt?e °est recoveries in the late day sales of new models at 200,000 < converted nine hits into eight runs. 'WbWrWWWVWrWArVA No cover charge ior nur $1 iteration of the reconstruction fin- afternoon Dinner De Luxe. ance corporations policy of pre- the close, gains and losses '* ^Morn & Hardart Co. of New York j Second 'whe? thTy'^otThJee Tallies VOU CAN GET J venting major railroad receiver- were about evenly divided. In the ! reports 1931 net income of' $2,409,- ! off Holley-Max Bishop hit a home sh s ! bond BETTER MEALS i Th, iP - m-. „. ., market a severe slump in rails j 419, against $2,360,864 in 1930. j run with a mater on board in the tr Restored confidence in the rails was followed by an equally vigor- M. H. Fishman Co. reports in- ! fourth and ™t the^game on "ce EL PORTAL seeped through to other sections of ous recovery and the list in gen- crease of 19 5 per cent in sa'es dur- the list.-For the first time in more eral firmed up. Wheat prices I ing first quarter of 1932. CINCINNATI ADril4 (UP)—The Nevada's Finest Theatre than a week, traders took a more bounded up again on further de-i Southern gasoline situation im-r Reds practiced on their'own park THE OASIS Dttmistic perspective of the gen- velopment of a crop "scare" m the, proves as crude oil and gasoline! today for the fit" time "his year MEADOWS »ral situation and were able to southwest. BIHLMAIER'S — — , whil—e cotton jumpe—,,,—d „ | price!Jiii.c»s Hitare- wifowoadvancedi buy VJUIGulfI Refinrcei'ii-- | anda drew a eailergalleryv ofl 1201,200 fans whwhoo ;• „«, rs . scarce. ...>.UUUUUUUUOIMAiI Anticipating good results from the Peninsular Telephone Co. reports Wednesday current Ford, General Motors and ! 1931 net profit of $462,842, against Chrysler sales drives, the financial If Mrs. Bob Sheridan will call at $437,972 in 1930. r community threw a bettor class of The Age office, she wiil receive a \ Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe THE RIOTOUS COMEDY support into the steel and motor free ticket, good lor today only at railroad reports increase of 28 cars shares and these moved up briskly El Portal theater. in revenue freight loadings last SENSATION week. LOOK -LOOK- LOOK "• Gilchrist Co. reports 1931 net j profit of $124,501, against $41,418 in ! TONIGHT 1930. 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Cop\ii|hl World Future Service 19): m I a*V^ts,VmVsr'mVm mV^*Vm\VV^^ PAGE SIX LAS VEGAS AGE TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 5. 1932 pert housebreakers. MARRIAGE TRIO Flying Doctor PROCEEDINGS IN TERRIER GIVES When Mrs. Mosso and her niece HUGE SIGN TO returned from the theatre they WORKS OVERTIME PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS WW DISTRICT COURT BURGLAR ALARM found the front door open and the living room and bedrooms of their TOP SAL SAGEV Dan Cupid. Deputy Clerk Keeler ON BUSINESS TRIP BACK FROM PAROWAN Hon. Wm. E. Orr presiding. Burglars attempted to enter thc home strewn with clothing, over­ and Judge Frank M Ryan were Geo. Taylor, of the Las Vegas Misses Harriet and Clara Thorn­ APRIL 2 home of Roy Buckley, 711 south turned furniture and valuable pa­ working overtime Monday, accord­ disposal company, is leaving today ton, Charles Hicks and Al Burns, re­ Calling of law and motion cal­ Sixth street, late Sunday night. pers. -a John F M:!!rr. owner and man­ ing to records in the county clerk's endar. They were frightened away when ager of the Sal Sagev hoel an­ for Los Angeles where he will spend turned late Sunday night from Pa- office There were nine licenses is­ rowan. Utah, where they attended Calling of trial calendar. "Mickey," small Irish terrier owned KNIFE, GUN FOUND nounced yesterday that he conti-m- sued sind rdm. marriages, giving the remainder of the month on bus­ In the matter of the estate of by the Buckleys, heard the noise and platrfl UM erecttoo of a We on eiee- iness. the Junior Prom and enjoyed three ClipM a nmntafl start on his oppo­ days visiting with relatives. Fred S. Pennington, etc. Ham St aroused the household. . ON VEGAS DRUNK tnc sign on the roof of the hotel. nent. Divorce, for tlie week. Taylor, attorneys ror said estate; 1 he sign will be 30 feet in height FROM SAN DIEGO When officers arrived they found J. H. Thomas, who was arrested When county officials arrived at Fred S. Alward appearing for peti­ that a large hole had been cut in and the dimension of the letter.-. Mrs Edwin Marshall, of San Die­ FROM BUNKERVILLE tioner. Ordered that the claim of on Monday afternoon by Officer will be six feet high by four feet tiie courthouse this muining they the rear bedroom window screen Mackay on a charge of drunken­ found Reba Beery and Otto Fetters go, is here visiting friends and rela­ Dean Pulsipher of Bunkerville. Dr. Roy W. Martin be allowed to and an effort had been made to wide. The sign will be visible for tives. spent the week-end in Las Vegas be filed out of time. ness, had in his possession a knife a distance of more than forty miles occupying the front steps They had Jimmy the window. The police were and a Colt automatic revolver. He mo.ored here from Fresno. Calif. on business and visiting his .sister. Lorraine Elaine Johnson vs. Theo­ unable to find any trace of the rob­ across the desert. HERE ON BUSINESS Mrs. Mina Stewart and daughter, dore Johnson. A. A. Hinman, attor­ will be tried in municipal court this • and were impatiently awaiting the bers. morning. arrival of license bureau employes D. Pecetto H in La.s Vegas on Helen. ney for plaintiff. Decree granted. business. Oeorge Denman Barnes vs. Annie The robbery occurred next door to so that they might embark cu the the home of Mrs. Anna Mosso. good ship matrimony. ON FISHING TRIP Neth Barnes. H. N. Gambill, attor­ WILL REPAIR MISS GARNER LEAVES William Kelley left yesterday for ney for plaintiff. Decree granted. which was entered by burglars Sat­ Nex: came Jack Hively and Ber­ Miss Helen Garner who has be?n Cedar City, Utah and other points Robert O. Stein vs. Mary A. Stein. urday night. Loot taken from the nice Ford, both of Las Vegas. Judge visiting with her mother, Mrs. Dan of interest where he will spend the C. D. Breeze, attorney for plaintiff. Mosso home included a diamond Gateway Hotel BOMBING SHIP Ryon performed the ceremony and Jondahl the past week-end, has re­ next ten days fishing and sight-see­ Decree granted. ring and aeveral other pieces of according to local automobile deal­ turned to the University of Califor­ John LaBodie vs. Lola J. LaBodie. jewelry. Included ln them was a er;,, there is now one less Ford in ing. string of rare blue crystals belong­ Weekly Rates $7 Up Lieut. Homer Chandler arrived nia at Los Angeles, where she will T. A. Wells, attorney for plaintiff. the Las Vegas area continue wtih her studies. Decree granted. ing to Rose Mosso, 19, of Los An­ in Las Vegas yesterday to supervise TO VISIT HOME geles, niece of Mrs. Anna Mosso. 20 Large Rooms repairs to the army Keystone bomb­ Hively is an entertainer in local APRIL 4 clubs and has made many friends Miss Nell Kay left yesterday for Alta Mae Souther vs. Ben Ernest Entrance was gained to the Mosso ing plane which cracked up When BACK FROM TRIP her former home in Central. Utah, With Shower ri forced landing was made on the in this city. District Attorney Har­ Mrs. George Goodwin accompan­ Souther. Decree of divorce granted home by Jimmying the rear screen ley A Harmon. Chief of Police Clay where she expects to spend several Roland H. Wiley, attorney for plain­ door and forcing a lock on the back lleadssra flying Held Batorda? aft­ ied by her daughter. Miss Marjorie. days on business and visiting her ernoon. Williams and Sheriff Joe Keate returned yesterday morning from tiff. door. The work had all appear­ 24 HOUR SERVICE witnessed the marriage of Hively Los Angeles where they spent the parents. George P. Bacaloff vs. Sophia ances of having been done by ex­ According to Captain Chandler, and Miss Ford. week-end vis.ting. Kiro Bacaloff. I. 8. Thompson, at­ the field is too soft to permi: • LEAVE FOR HOME torney for plaintiff. Decree of di­ safe takeoff for r. large ship, there­ Then came Edward Alverson and Bernadine Collins of Los Angeles, WILL VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Reed Parnell and vorce granted. fore the wings of the giant plane daughters, left yesterday for their will be removed and it will be tow­ who rushed into the bureau and Mrs. Lena Bentley, mother of Mrs. rushed out a few moments later James Wadsworth. who has beat home in Los Angeles after spending ed to the Western Air Express land­ the week-end in Las Vegas with SUITS FILED IN ing fleld and assembled. clutchmg their license. They re­ visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Don turned about an hour later looking McCall, of South Oate, Calif., ar­ friends and visiting the Hoover dam Featuring Miss Simplicity Cap:ain Chandler was accom­ rather sheepish for it seems they rived in this city Sunday night to site. DISTRICT COURT panied to Las Vegas by Corporal Dr. Grace P. Murray, 83, one of Marguerite Thornton vs. Arthur had tarried on their way to Judge spend a few weeks with Mrs. Wads­ the first women physicians in the R Martin and Private L Raney. worth. W. Thornton, divorce. Neglect and Ryan's office to go to church ahd FROM BOISE United States, who has practiced non-support. No children, no com­ who comprise the crew of the bomb­ the precious document. This Mrs. Morris Hayes of Boise, Ida-, and all of the new lines of er Lieutenant Lyon, who piloted since 1882. But she spends most munity property. 8tevens St Hen­ necessitated the procuring of an­ EX-VEGAN VISITS ho, arrived in Las Vegas yesterday; of her time now In airplanes. No derson, attorneys for plaintiff". the wrecked plane will return to­ other license and forced Mr. Alver­ Miss Elizabeth Dale, of Los An­ morrow to March field. and expects to spend the next four; sooner had she arrived here from Ella Tresner vs. Harry E. Tresner, CORSETS and WRAPAROUNDS son to shell out another two bucKs. geles, former resident of Las Ve­ days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robert; Hawaii aboard the Malolo than divorce. Extreme cruelty. No chil­ gas, was a visitor here Saturday H. Smith of south Second street.: she took passage to New York by dren, no community property. Fred and Sunday, returning home Mon­ before going to Los Angeles where; airliner, en route to her old home S. Alward, attorney for plaintiff. also L. V. CARPENTER SCHOOL ORATORS day morning. she expects to make her future j in Putnam, Conn. She spends Cleda Faye Ecker vs. Roland A. home with her son who is attending! "Half the year now in Kyoto, the Ecker, divorce. Married ln Pasadena, UPLIFT BRASSIERES PLANS LONG TRIP LEAVE TOMORROW IS GUEST school there. summer capital of Japan, and the Calif., in 1925. One child, no com­ Henry C. Aiken, former police other half in Hawaii. A few years Johnny Vinassa, Las Vegas car­ munity property. Extreme cruelty. chief of Inglewood, Cal., is a guest RETURN HOME ago she traveled by plane through T. P. Ragsdale, attorney for plarn- penter, will leave on a world tour of Bob Sheridan at the home of South America, and annually she 1 tiff. on April 15. He will spend several Las Vegas student speakers will Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stay and Mr. Mrs. M. L. Haig, of 513 south First and Mrs. E. B. Craig jr. returned flies across the United States. Vernal J. McCarty vs. Bettina J. months in Asia and visiting the leave here Tuesday morning for the street. You Malay peninsula and from there state forensic meet at Reno. home Monday evening from a three McCarty. divorce. Desertion. No are cordially invited to attend a showing of The 1931 state championship de­ day pleasure trip spent in Death a-mmrm a srm mm. mm arm. a •— «— children, no community property. will go to India. Arabia and Turkey. SCHOOL HEAD HERE Valley with friends from Bakers­ Guy E Baker attorney for paumuT 'The Gossard Line of Beauty." New Gossard bate team composed of Calvin Cory W. W. Anderson, state superin­ Vinassa has been in America for and Bruce Beckley accompanied by field. GRAF REPAIRED designs for the feminine Silhouette . . . Soli­ more than ten years, coming to tendent of public Instruction with CASE CONTINUED Leonard Wilson, representing the headquarters in Carson City, is taires, Combinations, MisSimplicity Gar­ this country from Italy. For the Las Vegas high school as extem­ RETURNS HOME The case of Joe Garcia and Frank ments, Tedetites, Girdles and Brassieres will last three years he ha.s lived ir. poraneous speaker. George Ullom. spending a few days here on official Miss Orpha Miller, of the Colonial j STARTS AGAIN Espinosa, charged with disorderly Las Vegas where he ha.s accumu­ distric: oratorical champion, and business. Shop, has returned from a buying conduct, was continued until this be displayed. ... A fashion representative lated considerable rental properties. of The H. W. Gossard Co. will be here to Acquelyn Grusso. who will give a trip to Southern California. FREDRICHSHAFEN. Germang, morning. The men are being held Vinassa will return by the way of serious reading, will make the trip. James Holliiigshead, Union Pa­ in $50 bail. * suggest the correct garment for you, and if cific employe of Caliente, spent the Tuesday, April 5. (U.R)—The dirigible SHOPPING TOUR 1 Europe and New York City, visiting Coach Douglas Dashiell of the week end here visiting friends. Graf Zeppelin sailed at 6:30 a. m. you wish it, to fit you personally. Miss Jean Fridley, Vegas repre­ : his native Italy and spending sev­ hjgh school faculty will accompany today on a commercial flight to Per- • e*ir ItiitttXat the group. sentative of Barker Brothers, nasi ! eral weeks in Spain and Portugal. FROM IDAHO nambuco, Brazil. The ship was a returned from Los Angeles where' day iate, being forced to return for nr Joe Strauss has arrived from Bur- she selected furnishings for the Ha- BAIR WEDNESDAY ley, Idaho, for a month visit with repairs yesterday morning after be­ gensen and Crowe homes at Boulder ing damaged in ascending. APRIL 6 DONT HIDE BEHIND CURTAINS his father Jack Strauss. City. Windows Should (iive Life To Dining Room MACHINIST HERE i IN HOSPITAL J. M. Dotson. Union Pacific ma­ A. J. Duncan of Boulder City, an Sl BSCKIBS TO THE AGE chinist at Calieme, is spending a 'employe of the bureau of reclama- few days here with his family. i tion, ts in the Las Vegas hospital CARROLL'S ' suffering from an attack of influ- SYPHUS VISITS i enzo.. CUSTOM-MADE GIFT & TOGGERY SHOP Levi Syphus, well-known Clark LAS VEGAS, NEVADA County resident, spent yesterday WADSWORTH BETTER ANY KIND ' here from his home in St. Thomas. Jim Wadsworth, who was operat­ SHOES ed on Friday night for acute ap- AND 309 No. Main VISITS SISTER ptndicitis, is Improving rapidly. Inst Worth of Oatew»T Rottrt Mrs. William Leavitt of Bunker­ BOOTS ville, is spending several days in ON PLEASURE TRIP Made To Your Order By Expert , this city visiting at the home of ner Mrs. Will Becklei- leaves this sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. morning for San Prancisco, where Shoemakers. Perfect Fit : Lawrence Leavitt. whose baby son she will spend the next two weeks Guaranteed r •• was recently seriously injured. on a pleasure trip) Any Size—Color—Style BISINESS TRIP TO VISIT PARENTS Also Fine Shoe Repairing Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pulsipher of Sims Ely, Jr., arrived in Ve^as 30 Years Experience Mesquite. spent, the week-end in h|t evening, having driven over Las Vega.s on a short business trip from Phoenix. He plans to spend a EXPERT SHINING and visiting relatives. day or two in Las Vegas and Boul­ der City visiting his parents. HERE FOR WEEK-END John Suddoth Robert Earl Marshall of St. Nearly 90 per cet:t of th-» flour Thomas spent the week-end in Las SILVER STATE MARKET SECURITY I used by Haitians is furnished by the , Vegas. Miss Hazel Hannig of Over- 'United States, the rest being ob­ Fifth and Fremont 1 ton was also here over Sunday. tained from Canada.

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