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LAS VLGAS WBATHER Boulder Dam Project January it—Maximum. 46; minimum. 26.

The progress of this Vast Engineering Work is METAL MARKETS Fully and Accurately Coverrd. Associated Press NEW YORK. Jan. 14. 0J.P>—Copper, electrolytic. and United Press Wire Service Bring News of the 7'i and IK cents a pound. Lead. 3.75 cents a pound. World to This Paper—A Leader For More Than Zinc, 3.05 cents a pound. Bar silver, 30\ cents A Quarter of a Century an ounce.

VOL. XXVIII. LAS VECAS. CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA, FRIDAY MORNINC, JANUARY 15, 1932 Death Penalty May Be Set Ski Girl Linked in Dempsey Rumor K^^Pretty Mystery ASK TO SUE For Attackers In Honolulu BONDSMEN Girl Hangs Self NATIVES ARE FORMER L. D. S. ON P. 0. iLocal Concerns Would In City Prison AMONG JURY MISSIONARY I Attempt To Recover NAMES IN DEFENDS I $17,000 Said Due IS BOOKED ON i Resumption of Work DRUNKC0UNT, TRIAL RACE ! On Federal Building! Urged by Vegans Extreme Penalty May W. J. Flowers Blames! IDENTITY 1 Asking federal authorities in Curb Sex Crimes in Outsiders For Woe I Washington, D 0>, to grant per­ mission to creditors to bring suit SECRET Pacific Playground Of Pacific Isles against the bondsmen of J. O. Pier- j .son, owner of the Plains Construe- | Measure to Be Given Spent Some Time With I i tion company which held the con Uses Silken Scarf To tract for building the new post Takes Her Own Life, Legislature At Its Hawaiians; Telfe of j [office, a letter was mailed last night | Miss La Von Vincent, right, to whom .lark Dempsey, former heavy- | b>' the Las v<"gas Credit bureau Jumps From Bunk Session Monday Upright Attitude weight champion, reportedly was engaged, shown with her sister- [_• thc treasury department. I W. J. Flowers, United States in-law, Mrs. Gladys Snow Vincent. Salt I_ike City. Both principals PRELIMINARY STEP This-, the preliminary stiep to in­ By DAN CAMPBELL Commissioner in Las Vegas, resided denied the rumor but they have < Hen been seen in each other's ' Address Is Fictitious, stituting suit for losses allegedly (l'nited Press Staff Correspondent) I for 42 months in the Hawaiian Is­ company, tooth g-rls havc taken up skiing in a big way and are | HONOLULU, T. H.. Jan. 14. (U.R)— now making twin leaps. incurred by local builders and con­ Police Find, Wants lands as a missionary for the L. D. tractors in the federal building up­ Recommendation that the criminal I S. church, leaving there in 1911 statutes be revised to provide thej set, is taken by a group of Pier- To Save Family for the United States. While then- son's principal creditors in this death penalty for assaults on women i he lived with the natives, learned will be made by Governor Lawrence I city, who are rnported to have suf­ LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14. 0J.P> — their language and customs, sang WEATHER SCALES OFF BALANCE fered a loss of $17,000 through Stricken with remorse after being Judd when the special session of' their songs, ate their food, cared the territorial legislature convenes I Pierson's asserted failure to meet booked on a charge of drunken­ for their sick, buried their dead, ness, a pretty yc/ung woman hanged next Monday, the executive reveal­ taught their children, and met b i,lcurr( (1 ta construction ed' tonight. SOUTH SUBMERGED BY HEAVY SNOWS!tk t ' herself in a cell at Lincoln Heights them on a religious footing. He vis- jail late today. JUDO'S REPORT Too much police laxity and loo Wed almost every island in the ...... The principal creditors, who are Gov. Judd made public his report signing the letter to the supervising GAY NOOSE much department politics were Rroup and became closely attached IMIIII rme»$ ID Secretary of Interior Ray Lyman [ architect of the treasury depart-j Using her expensive, gay colored blamed by W. F. Frear. former to them. HP Ls in a position to leave Hart, well known pilot for the scarf as a noose, the girl jumped Wilbur in which he promised toj know the Hawaiian race and to ment. are Mahoney and Cline, eon- j urge adoption of a bill providing. governor of Hawaii, for the pres­ NEW ENGLANDERS PICK POSIES tractors and builders, Las Vegeas, Varney Speed Lines, set a new from the top bunk in her cell, ent island crisis when he arrived speak authoritatively on their char­ that those convicted on charges of' acteristics, morals and standards. Lumber company, and L. Holt. San Francisro-Glcndalc record by: .strangled herself into unconscious- attacking women would be hanged, i in San Francisco from Honolulu. CHICAGO, Jan. 14. ru.W—Amer­ frees below zero. Marietta. Ohio- Plumbing company. There are sev-1 making the journey in one hour!ness, and died a short time later in There must be a change in the eral other minor creditors involv- i 1 he measure would be intended By W. J. FLOWERS ica's weather scales balanced some­ em* run second to the Pennsylva- and 28 minutes, averaging 238^ hospital. pclice department before an im­ ed, who are interestted and spon­ to decrease the number of sex U S. Commissioner thing like this tonight: •ians by reporting thc mercury ris­ miles an hour. He carried six pas­ Police believed she was a mem­ provement can be expected, he soring the letter, but who have not ; crimes in Honolulu, brought to pub­ (Former L. I). S. Missionary Twenty degre.s below zero at ing to 95 in the sun, sap running, sengers with him to beat by sev­ ber of a refined family, and sought said. signed it. Tlie action Ls taken un- | lic attention aften the arrest of j in Hawaii) Butte. Mont.; one hundred and four iutterflys flittering, snakes skit- eral minutes the record recently death rather than face the ridicule der the supervision of the Las Ve- j Mrs. Grace Hubbard Fortescue. so­ Upon seing flaring headlines de­ degrees abov0 (in the sun) at Al- ticring and robins twittering. set by James Wedell in a regula­ cl her husband and friends. gas Credit bureau, which is also >. cial leader, her son-in-law, Lieut. picting the recent attacks by Ha­ toona. Pa. Southern Californians try to ex- tion speed plane, and flying alone. She had given th-* name of Elsie sending a let-er to the department. | (J. Ci.) Thomas H. Massie. and two I waiians upon white women in the Snow-plows snowed in on. Rocky tllaln the first snowfall in 50 years. McClane, said she was 21, and list­ 1 URGE \CTION e enlisted men of Pearl Harbor, on i OTHER CLUBS Islands, I cannot help but attempt mountain highways; roses bloom­ tnd schoolboys go swimmin**- ed a fictitious add*r ~- charges at lirst degree murder. ! to correct thc erroneous impression ing at Lakewood. O. • f.eike Enc with temperatures at The creditors have asked the .T e,o.- morer; inc1 "• 1 They were- arrested after the slay- | many Americans are going to rc- A record-breaking "heat wave" 70. ' Chamber of Com-rerre tn -tend a 2 CHEAT DEATH : In New York City with thermom­ in-; of Joseph Hahahawai, who had ; PRESENT AT ceive regarding one of the most. Tall end of blizzard heads for letter also to th<* Tre.isurv depart - • •• • .!• been accused of attacking Mrs. i peaceful, kindly and moral peoples ieter s at C4—a veritabl." blizzard ami Oklahoma panhandle; housewives , ment, explaining the Ice-! situation i - Fee rescue's daughter, Mrs. Thalia : on earth, the Hawaiians. ! two degrees below zero u<. Valen- ' work in flower gardens .it. Dallas, land urging action. Copies **f the os d. I don't want i letters will be sent to both Nevada IN HIGHWAY Massie. tine, Neb. I Tex. •**- husbnnd 'o -ea-n of this." ROTARY H i,vv :tl The grand jury was scheduled to| These noov for centuries n» Heav-' y ****snow al PortlandPortland,, Oi--Ore.:; j CaliforniCaliforniaa orange belt gets oat senators. Oddie and Pittman, ask- STAGGCBS ON STREET consider evidence in the case of of themost rieidlv uDriehtand "x- ' tr-tr,oeraturetenvxeratures in the seventies at j tbthee smudgsmudgee pots. Convict baseball; tag them to exert influence to see Mi's. Foreacue and the three navy | oi tne most rigidly uprignt aidox IAUanla Mcmp!m .,,,,, L|.ll(. Rock. team at Joliet, 111., plays ball. Ithat the debts are paid and con- CRASH The youn a* woman was arrested Las Vegaa Rotary club, under the 1 acyJSjy moriiTnii^'oiMU-e^WU11U wo.™. I ,„ -.-. »«.„_! _ r ,--, --,. ._r: . w H Mathow s of n p w,s ! struction resumed on the building when p**H*e found her staggering men Friday, but John Gilliland, city]leadership of O. W. Yates, program strictlv adher-ne to 'taboos affecting ' - - - »' ""''• -1 s h ad r>f ettuce Qovernmenl weather reports said las quickly as i*o.sibIe. aJona north Broadway. The quality an^d^ county attorney, sai^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^d tonight chairman of the ^day , yesterday i thei„ ' Drivate am] social \yVes and ™' • ? - Planted in A model T Ford sedan was ut- of her .-lothing. expensive beads there was a possibility of postpone- j heard an excellenclient program on L„^„J« „__„-, —_ changed ••"•••* sarrlen last September; Nebras- that almev unprecedented warm! According to the Credit bureau. «,_____ customs, cannot Khave changed so . __.__.__i i_ . ,,;ii, tCT - > *-irrord ear rings, added to ment. community service. ki weather prevailed over most of the i labor claims arc now being pressed i 'y demolished and its two occu- fundamentally, even under the often ; <. *"*? Amission I'.'-e,-!, v.e e and ' af-aeiist pierson. He was paid byePant.'- narrowly escaped serious In­ belief that she "came from a NATIVES ON JURY Chairman Yates arranged for degrading influence of the whites,; citizens to leave food on snow drifts eastern halt ol the country Provided the trial starts within the representatives of each of the other weather ure- the government Tor work done to W « death last night at 10:30 rood family." in the few years since I left them. Ito keep wild birds from starving.!that unusually cold P 1 -_ „ seeking to establish next 30 days, the first jurors called' service clubs in Las Vegas, the The newspaper stories now being panslcs -ailed in the west. They predicted | Decembe- ember T1 , the '^ntlrwtimconstructio n dontime ! o'clock near Midway City on the ee Coatless citizens pluck woulel I at that time being estimated at ' Boulder highway, when their light true identity. will be from the panel drawn today, Mesquite club, Twenty-Thirty club, published about them as a race , and pussywillows at New Haven, that midwest temperatures which is as follows: I Lions club and Kiwanis club, to be are rankly unjust and misleading. $8,000. Since S5.000 of the $17,000' machine and a five-tc/n truck Conn.; New Mexico Indians almost fall rapidly by morning and that debt, is for materials that can be |Sideswiped. Winfrcd Ah Mai, Francis Hin j present and take part in the pro- The Hawaiians, as a people, are iterrorize' d by exceedingly deep snow *he cold would proceed to the east- J M 1 used in the future, it is obvkAis I - - Beekford. owner and driver Chun. Harry Isame Kobayashi, Har- gram. devoutly religious, minding their Icovering their reservations. i ern seaboard, ousting all freak of the p ry Ah Mai, James Kaheawulani Ha- The Mesquite club was represent- that the remaining $12,000 of the: °rd. who resides at 715 own business, simple, and of high Outside activity practically stop- manifestations o-f spring by the debt, plus tiie $8,000 from the gov- ! Jefferson, Westside, reported to kuola. Jr.. Archie F. Ewart, William ed by Mr.s. Marion Earl and Mrs. character and morals. They re­ ped at Lander, Wyo., with 2fi AA- week-end. police that he had just passed one UTAH ELKS IN crnment indicate a cost of $3b,000 L. Lee. Eben P. Low, Jubille Lukela. i w. L. Olive, who furnished the spect the whites, live to them­ truck, narrowly avoiding a collision Donald H. McArthur, Frank Mas- music. Walter Hunsaker. president for the first $8,000 construction on selves, and retain many of their the job. although well on his own side of 1 eto. Jr.. Charles A. McAngus, Dan-i of the Twenty-Thirty club, spoke old customs. the road, when a second truck, I FULL SWING iei F. McCoriston, Harold I. Pitch- for his club, and Senator A. S. If the supervising architect's of­ It must be remembered that Ha­ MASONS PLACE RABBI ZUKIN fice enables the creditors to sue without lights, loomed through the '• ford, Manuel J. Soares, Makato | Henderson for the Kiwanis club, ol waii is the melting pot of the Pa­ j night. Aeisaki, J. H. Traut, George R. Sims, j which he is president. The Lions the bondsmen, as they have power cific. The population Ls now a to do, it is stated that suit will be The Ford, traveling at about 301 FOR FETE Fred T. Williams, Kenichi Yamasaki; club representative was unable to mixture of original Hawaiians, the miles an hour, was hurled into the } and Samuel Zane. j be present. NEW LEADERS LOSS PROBED immediately brought against the miles, Japanese, Chinese, Porto bondsmen, who include James Dod- I ditch in pieces. Beekford being j As a part of its campaign to re- Mrs. Earl, with Mrs. Olive at R.cans, Filipinos, Australians, Poly­ I slightly cut on his left hand. He | A letter from Exalted Ruler st-erC normalcy in Honolulu, the the piano, sang two charming bal- Installation of officers wa.s held Police last night were conducting son, J. F. Meers, and E. Van Clay, ; nesians, negroes, and many other all of Texas. I was accompanied by Ed. Keele. The Harry S. Joseph of Salt Lake City Cheimber of Commerce tonight of- lads, "Love's a Merchant," and races. Many of these foreign peo­ .last night by Keystone chapter No. an investigation into the mysteri­ two were driving to Las Vegas from lodge No. 85, was read at the meet- fcrcd ;i $1,000 reward for the capture -For He Loved Her." ple are quarrelsome and trouble­ |6. Royal Arch Masons. Those in- ous disappearance of an envelope I Caliente. e ing of Los Vegas lodge No. 1468 of'Dflnlel Lyman, 22, convicted of. Walter Hunsaker. recounting some. During my stay in the Ls- : stalled were H. P Marble, high containing $_0O which had been un- The truck was reported to belong ' last night. second degree murder, who escaped j some of the community service for lands, I did not know of a single -I |ipriest1.lt;slj'; De Witt. Tracht, king; der Dr. Charles Zukin's pillow when 1 to Harry L. Bruckin company of ' The writer discussed several ai c 836 PAID IN rr-.-iii Oahu prison New Year's eve. j which the Twenty-Thirty club may murder or sex crime committed by i p " Half, scribe; Harve L. fire broke our Wednesday night in |Salt Lake City, on their way to phases of the coming celebration -• 'claim credit, stated that the old treasurer; W. H. Theiss, sec- ; his home at 428 South Third street l Boulder City. Keele was uninjured. : which the Salt Lake lodge origin­ •box car which the boys fixed up VICES "C'-REEP1' IN [rttary; E. O. Underbill, captain of Dr. Zukin, Las Vegas' first rabbi, FEES TO CITY ated, for placing a great flag pcfle two or three years ago, has fur- vil-a-s CKfcfci IN n h t j h R Hempnm, prin reported that shortly befcre the and flag at some suitable point, is common knowledge- l STATE LANDS Inished a home for some needy fam- j It viceis scommo as didn creeknowledgp amone i that\ f sojourner: S. C. Scott royal alarm was given, he had placed the above the dam site, with a plaque jily ever since. The club also has sucnativeh vices cams aes difrodm cree thep amonwhitegs anthde _*g Aptain; Henry Deadrich. money under his pillow. In the en- City income, irrespective of mu- VEGANS WILL composed of Utah copper suitably • donated some 40 or 45 books to ether foreign races. These pco*ple master of the third veil: Theodore sulng confusion of the fire, whichI nicipal court fines and fees since inscribed to describe the occasion. IN CLARK thc public library and is regularly brought to tlie psaeeeloving island­ Honduras, master of the second threatened the lives of his entire[jan, 1, has reached $4,28075, it was Mr. Joseph, in connection with giving one new book each month. ers, alcohol, disease, crime, and • veil... .: K. O Knudson. master of the- family, the mone] was forgotten. A]announced yesterday by City Clerk ATTEND DANCE this event, has named a committee I The club members do not aisume vice, some of which in small mcas- ' veil: George Jeter, sentinel. later check found it missing and | Viola Burns, of -'Minute Men of '76," who will TAKEN to carry on community work in so ure crept among the natives The retiring officers were T. C. no traces. Of the total amount, $3,949.50 cooperate with Elks lodges all over large a degree as the older clubs, The Hawaiians are so strictly„ |Walsh, king: DeWitt Tracht. scribe: Another check was also beingIrepresents fees paid for conducting! Hundreds of Las Vegans tonight ithe United States in the work of — the -speaker said, but Twentv- Claude helci'\o"th^;*"customs Tmd"moi-al j ^i\1 an' *choer* fS^tSi- made of reports that the fire might! businesses within the city. The dif- will put on their best, trot out I leading America back to prosperity. Hafff ca al1 ( CARSON CITY, Nev.. Jan. 14. tA'i Thirty is performing a service by codes that in comparison, restraint ' - P- - ->f the host, Henry. have been incendiary, a.s first inti- J ference is made up from building the family car, and drive to Boul- I Governors and officials of the —Inability to meet the terms of preparing the young men between Deadrich. royal arch captain: N". among white people might be con- mated by Dr. Zukin. while the fire j permits, sale of cemetery lots and der City for the first annual ball j various Colorado river states will their 50-year contracts caused set- the ages of 20 and 30 years for R. Burkhart. master of the third sidereel as practically non-existant. was still blazing in hi.s home. other incidentals. Mrs. Burns point- to be given by the Boulder City ' receive invitations to participate in tiers to turn 10,799.33 acres of land more efficient service in later years veil: J. G. Jeter, master of the The present trouble is reported The mysterious origin of the fire, ed out. American Legion post No. 31. the event. Already, according to back to the state of Nevada during in the older clubs second veil: George Day, master of the unexplained disappearance of! A total of 564 licenses for the The ball, first affair of its kind | Exalted Ruler Joseph, there are in- 1931. according to the records of Hunsaker suggested also that a to have been caused by the wives ot the-firsl veil; and George Hamil­ the military being mistreated by- tlie money, and thc fact that the current quarter had ben issued, it i in the history of the new post, i dications that more than 100 Salt T. A. Lotz, surveyor general and community club council with a ton, sentinel. family, strangers in this city, had, was said, and many more applica- I will start at 9 p. m. in the Six Lake people will journey to Las ex-officio state land register. , member from each of the service natives. While in the Islands, I had sufficient experience with the Installing officers for the cere­ moved Into the house three hours:tions were on file, j Companies mess hail, and will con- , Vegas to see the work at the dam Lotz announced tcday that at clubs could be of great value to the soldiers and natives to doubt the mony were Dr. William S. Park. before the blaze was discovered, all' The board of city commissioners, jtinue until one o'clock to the ' site and participate in what will the close o-f 1931 the state had . community in coordinating the veracity of this recent publicity. At past grand high priest, who acted combine to present a real puzzle to e who will met this afterhex>n at 3 strains of the eight-piece Venetian in future years be tooked back upon G8.193.40 acres of state lands for < work of the various bodies, that time the natives were grossly as installing officer, and Compan­ authorities. lo'clexek. will decide on the licensing ballroom orchestra as an event of historic interest. sale, while at the outset of the j Senator Henderson, president of mistreated in many cases by the ion William Scheer, who- acted a.s The two youngsters yesterday! of about 125 slot machines oper- All Boulder City is ready to don The occasion, it is indicated, may same year it had only 57,394.07 , Kiwanis, asserted that the Kiwan- soldiery. It was my own experience marshal. seemed none the worse for their | a ting in the city, its best bib and tucker for this. take on a very official phase, as acies. A little less than half of > to defend native women ffom the thrilling experience. Mre. Zukin was' hailed as th. reservation's most plans are being made to invite gov­ (Continued on Page Six) the lands now held by the state are unjust approach of American sol­ reported to br much improved over elaborate affair. ernors and officials from tlie en­ in Honey Lake valley and in the diers in Hawaii. DRUNK DRIVER IS her nervous condition following the Ladies will be admitted free to­ tire west as well as the high offi­ astern portion oi Long valley in TRAINS 22,19, night, but men must dig up a dol­ cials of the Bureau of Reclamation Washoe county. The real life and characteristics SENT TO L. V. JAIL fire. HELENE HORDEN of the natives may be best real­ I Police found traces of oil and tur-. lar. Funds resulting from the ball and Department of the Interior. Only 40 acres of state lands re­ ized by listening to the real Ha­ 1 are to be usexl In the Legion fund Pal Gallagher, driro of the Ford j limine near the back porch, where to help erect a building In Boulder * main subject to entry' in Clark MEDIN IMPROVES waiian music. The life of t he- : ljl;,zi> W8S alcl ll:m 8 rt d How 20, 21 CHANGE county. Lotz pointed out. whereas which crashed into a car owned bj * -° ' ** ? "| City. people ma.y be understood from the Mrs. Frank Van Detta Wednesdav o**-"' Pirc chl,,f Heiroid Case ex- there were 140 acres a year ago and Contrary to- rumors that the con­ strains of "Aloha Oe." r ss, (1 his Tlie highway to Boulder is re­ 800 acres in 1929. The lands are night, entered a plea of guilty oi : P -' ' opinion that the con- Effective Sunelay. January 17, a ported in good condition and ready dition of Mrs. Helene Horden Me­ FINEST RACE drunken driving in police court yes­ change of train schedules through CANDIDACY OF being taken up rapidly, he said, by rlin was serious, Dr. Chester H. porch. for a record - breaking evening'., settlers who anticipate the bene­ I take the trouble to mention terday and weis sentenced load deiy.s , oil heater on tin Use Vegas has been announced by traffic when the Row OUt of Lae. Bowers. Los Angeles specialist, in these things, for sometimes we in jail. the Union Pacific railroad. fits which will be derived from a telephone conversation with Dr. Vegas starts. Hoover dam. Americans think we have all the Jack Williams, owner oi thc Ford. THEFT OF (iRII* Train 33 will arrive at 6:20 a. in.. HOOVER SURE P. M. Ferguson of Las Vegas hos­ virtues, and that the others lack and leave at 6:35 a m. Lands subject to entry in the D Sl r ; pital, yesterday said that Mrs. Me- them. If most of us could travel | cash, vas lined $20 and re- Train 19 will arrive at 7:CH> a. ni.. other counties of the state follow: of {hc ***""" ""- * *' ""• """' KKI'ORTKI) HERE dinn was recovering rapidly. extensively, we might learn much leased when he promised to pay _____ and leave at 7:15 a. m. 652 CAR PERMITS WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. - - pleasure can and 120 trucks have; activities toward entering Mr. said that she was making a re­ 10 clu n t wlU bo said 2.600: Ormsbv, 280; Pershing. 5.- them leads me to speak, and I | _\(M».\l_r_-> LIUU lr> had been taken from ee corner of I* , ' r ' «-*»"««tive ill taken out 1932 ucenses in this coun- j Hoover's name on presidential pri- markable improvement and was shall continue to speak. In behalf ! i!i 7 612.48: Storey. 520: Washoe, 31,- i downtown club, where he had lefl '" «***-*-«- ***** and 8. and ty. His office lias been crowded mary baila_ throughout the coun- receiving visitors. of one of the fines! races on earth. 11 wu 936 50; and White Pine. 1.680.50. MARRIED IN L. V.i t at 3:30 yesterday afterntx n. j *-"*' - continue as at present. everj day this week. |try were about to l^gin. Hubert B. West. Ne> eeeles stockne.ui.!--.,--.--.-. . ,,,.,,», Brown will be in chanre tjt this and Dorothy Lee. also of thai Ari- 1>r_l\ I /A/A Mil; IN work, it was learned earlier. F Sn W 0l1 FrancisC0 In una cny, wen- married Ial Leaving the White H ••-• UttStf, r in TY vmvu|M™*eri Pledge Selves To Shave Brown said a foTrf- annou* HERE FOR M'FRV! ° ^^ ^ terday evening at the home (el Jud".e| f men: o att Hoover's « md fu y Mack Fry. 52, was buried yester­ UlUI-lY, I'I.MM I n iiT.i| n I || n n Frank If. Ryan, who performed the unnecessary. day afternoon at 2 o'clock, from ceremony. Arthur Benuzzi, arrested on • Heaviest Storm Since March, 1922 "Do you think an announcement the Palm Funeral home. m^ -«>- The couple drove to this cit t charge of assault and battery on But Will Probably Forget Razors He died Wednesday morning at | SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 14. (U.R) where they obtained ei license and complaint ot his wife, Mary Benuz- i necessary?" he replied to a re- ground, it amazed residents who MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Jan. 14. (U.R) plumbers' assistants to shave reg- I porter's question. "If you do. you 5 o'clock at the county hospital, foi-' Snow was falling on San Fran were married rhey are leaving for zi was found guilty in police court -The Wisconsin Plumbers' associa- had not witnessed a storm of its r h e i 1 0 C )l y lowing a cerebral hemorrage. I Cisco tonight and although t melt Chico, Calif.. wbere thee) will visit yesterday and sentenced to serve ition adopted in solemn conclave ularly and thus increase the trade's * «„ l „ „ ^^L flJ. J ^ - _?^ He was a native of Geortsia. led a.s quickly as it touched the pro|*ortions since March 11 who has any doubt about the mat­ 1922. I relatives 2i davs la tail or pav a fine of $50. ; her today a resolution''encouraging prestige. ter." PACE TWO LAS VECAS ACE FRIDAY MORNINC. JANUARY 15. 1932

THE WASHINGTON MANHATTAN MIKHOftS 1 BYSTANDER EVERYDAY MOVIES Bv I'NITED PRESS firs', words heard in the primitive NEW YORK. Jan 14 eUPi-What forest, at the birth of speech when Ity KIRKE SIMPSON New Yorker has shaken hands with prehistoric man was struck by a WASHINGTON When .* senate the mos; celebrities0 stealthy arrow or confronted by a .rrrr.ip beat °n e p.irticu'..irly de :- Tho answer that ccnies to mind hungry tiger ready to leap at him. 1 < " 1 rate bit ef parliamentary stral immediately is Jimmy Walker.' he exclaimed oh. probably the first ha< the counsr". And if not the mayor, then Alfred word ever heard from the mouth of of MM '.'. veterans E. Smith, or Nicholas Murray Blit- man. And now Broadway is doing FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 15, 19M ;i> Borah cf Ida­ ler. But :ie~ne of these i.s right. it and thinking it smart." ho and None- Katherine Bleecker Meigs, social Nebraska .-mr - .ite who has rharee of the The late Thomas Alva Edison, a.s PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING EXCEPT MONDAY thinfe really social service "questions and an­ a young man of 30. served as an ar­ By CHARLES P. SQUIRES. Editor and Publisher, at the AGE BUILDING gOeJd may be tt- swers" bureau for the Postal Tele­ tist's model for a statue of a gunner, ill Fremont Street. Las Vesras. Nevada, and entered in the Postoffice at pected. graph, spent a couple of weeks flnd- though the fact was not generally- Laa Vcecas a.- Second C_i_* Matter 1114 out Someone telegraphed the known until today. A view oi (le­ MEMBEB OF— ciuc-:i~>n in to her. and she went James Edward Kelly. New York vel-piiidits THt ASSOCIATED PRESS — UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATION after the answer. sculptor, told about it. He had been the anti - Mo e- T.n- star sha_er of hands Is Wil­ commissioned to do the Monmuth Thc Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for rcpublica- bloc's crusade liam H. Egan. Egan has been greet­ battle monument at Freehold. N. J. ;-. ee.unst the N t:*n of all news despatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this ing celebrities with hand clasps since Hc needed a young man with a ••aper and a:.-_ all the local news published therein. Hampshire sen­ 1897—first at the 23rd street ferry smooth face. At that time most A:: right, of republication df special dispatches herein arc also ator I re-e l cc - dcek. then at Pennsylvania station, young men were loath to shave their rr.-erred. tion as pre~~i- and latterly as a member of the beards and mustaches. But in a EASTERN REPRESENTATIVES CtOBoe u Mosti dent pro t:in- mayor's recepteon committee for dls- laboratorv on the lower east side William H. Stockwcll, People's Gas Bldg.. Chicago. pore of the senate discloses a vcr> UngU-Sbed guests. Mrs. Mrigs dis­ Kelly found Tom Edison, sans whis­ I Charles E. Miller, Tin-.es Buildinff. New York City. nra; job of parliamentary pil etagi covered that it is extremley difficult kers. Edison consented, reluctant­ PACIFIC COAST REPRESENTATIVES Mr. Moses wis successfully isolated tc name a celebrity who has not ly, to pose for thc artist. Bt-.pes-Allison. Inc. 306 Sharon Bldsr., San Francisco: 911 Western tor vengeance by the colleagues he sh." ken hands with E**an. ' Tin told," said Kelly today, "that I--rifle Bldg., Los Angeles, and 224 Security Building. Portland, Ore. ence so blithely deacr bed e*s "w n it's thc cnly portrait of Edison of of the wild jackass" without risk to The American language is return­ that period still ln existence." themselves or serious delay to sen­ ing to a primitive state, due to the ate busir.es*:. Influence of Broadway slang, said NO ICE POR SKATERS OPPORTUNITY ...so. for the period cf the bal Dr. Allan Sinclair Will, professor of MILWAUKEE. Wis.. Jan. 14. (UP) into balloting anyhow, that un-' journalism at Columbia university. —The national speed skating Cham- rpHE TWO HUNDREDTH anniversary of rally Moses tone-uc seemed stilled in who has just completed a study of j pionships. scheduled for Saturday public, if not in private. the subject. , and Sunday at Oconomowoc, Wis. *• the IMi-th ol George Washing-ton will af- Dr. Well bases his "Jargon cf the- 1 have been postponed until Janu­ WHAT AWAITS MOSES? tungle" conclusion mainly on the re­ ary 24 and 25 because of mild weath­ ford Las Vegas an opportunity of entertain­ What the upshot will be for 8en« currence of thc sound of "eh" In er and lack of ice cn Fowler lake. ing many strangers if the plans of the Elks a :' MtoCa when hc comes up in many expressions now current, -.itch William A. Kritter. president of the N enber for re - election is not aa "oh. yeah."" "okay." "oke." The Wisconsin Speed Skating associa- lodge:, work out as seems likely. c'.e.ir tendency to run words together like­ i tion, announced today. It is pos-blle tl*at the New Hamp­ wise i.s considered as significant, as Word comes from Salt Lake City that the shire repercussion af th.- Moses row In the phrases, "otta hooey," Grain storage at elevators in Du- might defeat him. or it might aid "whatsamatta." "dldja eat?" luth. Minn., and Superior, Wis., this excursion from there is increasing in import­ him. New Hamp-hireites might re­ "The 'oh' sound." said Dr. Will, winter are the lightest in more than ance with more than 100 persons already ex­ gard him as a martyr to the* c> "means ;;oing back to on? ef the ten years. of Republican party regularity, fcr pecting to participate in the trip to Las Ve­ which the state has a notable r:c- aocaoc luaui acaoc aoi •8 gas and the dam site. ord. Yet. in the event of his defeat by BOULDER CITY STAGES D The E_ks are sending out invitations to all a Democrat, valuable committee Chairmanships might be lest to FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY o the Elks lodges in the west, with particularly then-. For their purposes i: would I.MAVE I.AS VEGAS LE.WE BOILDER (ITY seer, to be bitter to hav? a Repub­ 5 A. Ml and 8 A. M. 7 A. M. and DeliO A. M. urgent invitations to the governors and offi­ lican in that seat—evon Mo.t-v 1 P. M. and t. r. M. .1:00 P. M. and 0 P. M. cials of the Colorado river basin states. What they diei have ;o consider EFFECTIVE JANUARV 4. 1932 was safeguarding those chalrmin- Employes and School Children Bus Extra Low Rates There willbe important legislation before ships from retaliatory action by IMPERIAL SEDAN CADILLACS LEAVE DAILY EXCEPT n Moses and his old guard colleai SUNDAY FOR QOLDFIELD. TONOPAH. RENO, o congress this winter affecting the status of and ai the same time maneuver se­ SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO as to avoid charges of delaying sen­ the Boulder City reservation. All the Colo­ ate business. That might have been '-Mother, Paul asked me to marry him at the party last night, and Nevada Motor Transport Co., Ltd. rado river states are interested in the com­ a boomerang comeback. TICKET OFFICE—No. 9 FREMONT I'I I ONE 679 The anti-Mose strategists :. he remembers it today I*ii know he really meant it." i .. SOI—SB IW__-P1C I ooo ______plexion of whatever legislation is passed by afl easy answ rr to openly made Mo-.s threats of retaliation against congress. the-ir chairmanships if he was un­ whit as regular as Moses time and seated as president pro tempore. again. It is the suggestion of The Age that the In that situation party d'.-cilpi- AVOIDING BOOMERANG- r.aiy action against them was not governors and Colorado rivei- commissioners By declining either to support the UK -'.;.- .since old guard Republicans. of all the interested states should meet in Las Denejcratec nominee o.- to absent iM." would j-robba'y lose thei: thsmselves long .noue-h to give the chairmfcBhlp- if they attempted it Vegas on or immediately after February 22, D&noorats .e majority, they ~et up The president pro tempore elee- an •.-f.ective deadlock. And just tp •ii. impasse had little effect on sen­ so that they may understand the problems she;-, it was a matter c>! perspnali- ate procedure. rjithe. than of Mtra-perty p.li­ The senate -had no vital legisla­ we are attempting to solve. They naturally nes, they voted fee:* senators every must have first hand information if they are tor! ready toe- floor consideration. to act intelligently. And every state of the Colorado river basin will be called upon to MESQUITE NEWS NOTES

advise its senators and representatives in Alvin Hughes and La Verda L_*we len to work congress of its attitude officially toward any : were married last Tuesday. They v.er. given a reception Friday ar.d Williarn Jcnes was a visitor from proposed legislation. Mr Hughes gave a free dance Fri­ Gur.lock Saturday. Mrs. Bracken day night. Hughes went to Heiev- and two children came dc-wn with There can be no better opportunity for the thcrne yesterday. him to visit her daughter, who is ;> e *. evnding high school at Bunker- e governors and their official advisors to see Relatives here were pleased to viile. They returned home Wed­ the tremendously interesting progress of the hear cf the arrival of a baby girl nesday night. . to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowler. great work at Hoover dam than at the time January 1, a* St. George. Utah. Johnny Hunt and Irvin Jones cf Gunloek were here on business of the dedication of the great flag pole which Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jennings yesterday for Le*e Leavitt, who is have returned home to San Fran- reccverin? freem an operation for the Elks propose to plant above the dam site. appendicitis. Where Traffic ciseo after spending- the holidays here. The various governors, we feel sure, will Mrs. Sylvan Hughes, who has give serious consideration to the invitation spent a week here visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Reber are returned home last nlghf with her which they will receive, not simply as an op­ the proud parents of a new babv husband. bbjr. Lights Are Always portunity for enjoyment, but as the means of Robert Linge cf Las Vegas was a Mr and Mrs Reuben Leavitt are visitor here Friday. He had Levi . « . securing very necessary information*. leaving for Fallon, Nevada, today. Hancoeek cut for a ride while lie The Oddie bill is already before the senate Roya! Leavitt is also going to Fal- wa.s Jiere. and there should be no undue delay in get­ een .. ting action on it if the inequities which have NEW VICARAGE GAS TAX, FEES appeared in the administration of the pro­ ject are to be corrected. JOB STARTS IN NEVADA DO YOUR shopping in this newspaper. Read (he advo*- ABOUT THE WOBLD (rsing! It is a sort of private super-highway between MONDAY GREATER your home and important stores and factories. ADIO HAS given us some interesting- Construction will begin Monday CARSON CITY. Nev Jan. 14. 11' In your favorite easy-chair you can pass in a twinkling R moments lately. Music and varied pro­ on the new Episc~pal.an vicarage i —Nevada's motcrine? peiblic paid on North Thirteen*.;!-, street, for the si.086.305.02 into th* state treas­ as many "stop" signals as might b£ found between the grams have Come to us from London, Paris Rev. Arthur S. K.an. it was an­ ury during 1931 in lieen-. fees and shops of Fifth Avenue and the cartneries in California's and other great European cities. Last night nounced yesterday by Warner and •eiscline taxes. Thes figure wa.s N.rostrom. architect.-,. greater by $78,445.31 than that for (ireat Valley. a program originating in Buenos Aires gave Th; vicarage, an attractive hub the previous year. home, will be of modified Spanish State Controller Ed Peterson an­ us some marvelous music and an interesting architecture, with tile roof, stucc. nounced today thae gusolin- teixe-. Latest fashions . . . vital foods . . . indispensable walls, a large apex window in the collected in 193T totaled $397.3582;T comparison of that great city of the southern dining room, patio, fireplace;, two Of this amouM S127.093.76 was re­ luxuries are all displayed in these advertisements. porches, and numerous small built- funded tc, buyers who used the hemisphere with cities of North America. i:-. features. giescline for ineiusfiai purposes. Many of their producers and purveyors have names As commonplace as radio reception has It will contain two bedrooms, a leavins a net tax of $770,75433. fn familiar in every corner of the country. Others of them bath, living room, dining room,' 1930 the ne- weis $677,835.46. become, we still have difficulty in adjusting kitchen and porches, i One of th; largest refunds in are folks you personally know or frequently patronize. 1931 wa.s one of $16.175.08 to Six ' our minds to the wonders involved in bring­ Ccmpani-"s. In:., builders of Hoover * All are helping you to choose the good things of life at ing music and voices and qualities of person­ TELLS GLASS Dam. Automcjile license fee (eelle.-eted your leisure. , ality half way around the world to be heard totaled $315,550.49, or nesfrly $15,000 less than in 1930. This^d'-op wa> through the simple operation of turning a Fit- OF MINERALS accounted fee- by ;h fact ther Advertising is read with profit that can be measured tie knob. And none of tl.e foreign broad motorises pajd $1 each in 1930 fcr in shopping time saved, in dollars and cents saved. No . A. M. Smith, of the United Rates title -; reiiicvtree white lasl year' casts gave us quite the same thrill as we got bureau Ol m.ne i.n Reno. !;<•<.-_ an those who had the crtiiicv.es did aching feet, weary legs, or fruitless search, for those interesting talk to the physics and i.ot have tc p.iv tfie tee -.'.h-n they from that great and beautiful city of two and chemistry cla~-:es of the local high purchased their Bcenss plates. who go this way. It is the quickest way, and the straight- school yesKerdav morning. Smith, one-half million population in southern talked on thc metals found in Ne- est way, to every market. South America. veedee and their value to the world. stating that In Nevada ther? ars' Here are the advertisements. Kn6W the pleasure and several deposets cf meteils that art- PUBLICITY MAN net found einy other plac..in the the worth of such shopping right now! LODGE INSTALLS I. G; Olive Roberts, O. G.; Ruth world ln cjtiemtnics large enough to Ellen Chapjx-ll. R. S. N. G.; Gilda | warrant tlv ir u*e. SUES STUDIO 1932 OFFICERS Mosbach, L. F. N. G.; Genevive left- a':-o told th_ e-'.iKients of the Christiansen. R. S. V. G., Nellie Macleetev .school ot min s and o! thei LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14. (U.R) — Miller. L. S. N. G. Officers for the ensuinj- term large collection of specimens in the Joseph Johnson, former pubic re­ were installed Wednesday by the Installing officers were DLstri-t museum of that depeutment. He lations executive of the Fox Film Oasis Rebekah lodge. The new Deputy President Reba Arnett, .mentioned thre nev/ Mackey science eomiwny, today filed suit for $49,311 leaders are: acting installing otiicer; Grand buifcJin.;. wtyeh is more complete in tec, alleged breach of contract. Bessie Snyder, P. N. G: Hilda Marshal Marie Blad; Grand War­ all Ones tru>n any other in the He declared he was dismissed Pine, N. G.; Jessie Goodwin, V. G ; den Minnie Newkirk; Grand Sec­ country, excepting that of Colum­ las: Dec IC after he and D. E. Jo_ei**h_ne Johnson, secretary; Viola retary Mary Taylor; Grand Treas­ bia unive.'-e.ety. which, h. Mclntire. exeputiv.. of the com Burns, treasurer; Haitfiett Logan, urer Ida Harris, and Grand Chap­ .- reserrMce it lain Daisy Nungesser pany. had disagreed on his ex- chaplain; Ethel Potthoff, musi­ pr-nditure of $3200 in entertaining cian: Jessie Kay, warden; Pearl Retiring officers served refresh­ Icwa SfllS -approximately $30,000.- the National Publishers' aesocia- Atherton, conductor; Eleanor Dace. ments to the lodge. 001) worth of eggs annually ton during its convention here. I M FRIDAY MORNINC. JANUARY 15, 1932 LAS VECAS ACE PACE THREE

I've never had a Fat folks if mi: • i: ten. thousands of men and WttaWB know 8 Father Ho*_an of Boulder City. Colbert and Norman Foster took They maintained separate apart- For your healths sake ask fo.- .-eid who paid a short visit to Las then belated honeymoon trip — a ment- fo. a lon; time afer thei FANS PLEASED WITH BOULDER'S ™ ™ OF Vegas, has returned, accompanied leisurely voyage se-ret marriage and then pictures Mrs. Mae Wc -t Ol Bt. L"u's. Mo. get Kruschen at Las Veer Phn- bv Father O'Gradv of Las Vr a round the usuftlly kept one in Californiet writes Tm only 28 yes old and macy or any dru. st ire the e sf tor They will be entertained Thursday world in a while* thc other was in New York we '-lied 170 lbs. until teikin-e one box a bottle that lasts 4 weeks ts b I FIRST LEGION FIGHT PROGRAM ARE ™ JOBS and Friday at the home of Mr. freighter -they C!aud?tle is returning to Holly- of your Kruseeehen Bait) just 4 WWtkS trifle and if a tte- the Oral h •* and Mrs. L. W. Keeler. stopiied a: the | wood in January and hopes to stay ago. I now weigh 150 lbs. I aiso you are not jovfully satisfied By BEN F. WOLK CARSON CITY. Nev . Jan 14. (/Pi little island of permanently. have more energy and furthermore [results—money back. —.id-, t Boulder City thronged to its first SIX COMPANIES -Eighty-nine per cent of the war Mrs. Henry DuPont, who has Bali in the south, (forman says: "I know what fight, and wrestling card last night vetcrans seas Claudette will ?-ay when she learn. I , OFFIPIAI G T PA VI? applying- foT work on the ,\x.en m {or several days past, is in the huge Anderson mess hall, I. r r ItiALO LliA V I- Hoover Dam project, during De- j now confined to her bed and is An artist in his trip will last several months and howled its approval until the their party who ir.stead of several weeks: T shculd metal rafters rang. cember were successful in securing ' under physician's care. She is MI f- makes his part- hove mar.i-rl a trnvelng salesman Felix Kahn and Charles J. Shea, , . .. ' fering from a severe sore throa.. Ted "Stecher" Jensen, the rasslin' Six ..Companies directors, left i^t employment through the federal- time home on —he'd be home eve-v week-end." ranger, and Harry Martin, Boulder night for San Francisco after a state employment bureau at Las Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Keeler and Bali prevailed-sic TRANSIT*—ETC. belly buster, grunted and groaned, short visit in Boulder City. j Vegas, according to on annour.ee- family entertained at dinner last i upon thc Fos- | Yeata ago most of us were amu-- tars — probably|ei when we went fo t'e movies b;. /efflnqe&t ! grabbed, clutched, stamped, twisted They arrived in the reservation ' ment at state labor offices here Wednesdav at their home in Boul­ .. t and wrenched, with every grip from]city last Tuesday by plane, at the • today der City. Mr. and Mrs. Mat i John- at Normans se-ifhe antics of a hfty be-lhUSI .hr- "^IHE' l flying scissors to an overloaded .height of the gale which wrecked i Able-bodied veterans registering ,scn and lheir Mn Mathel, Jr., Mr cret suggestion 1 villain, wha wa.s the uwoaat ol — to t a r r y! nearly every two-reel comply. suitcase. It was a draw. !_o many tents and homes therewith the bureau numberd 299, and "lid Mrs. Elmer Johnson. Mr. Cur­ Cl-.-jCil.ITt COLliUT Joey Ray knocked ont Tom Lott | Their pilot was forced to circle 233 of these were hired by the con­ tis Johnson of Seattle, Washington, ••hilt. He was a pioneer in pictures ttt 1 in the first boxing bout of the the landing field fo*r half an hour tracting firms. Four cut of twelve and Mr. B. Whitmyer. Norman, who spent the daylight! a veteran of 26 years on the staste. evening. The kayo blow, flush to before venturing to land in thc disabled veterans applying also were hours grinding out film of native The.- other <1ay I saw him, wan and the button, came in the first min-j treacherous blast, given positions. Henry Futoransky. a fancy dec­ life, rowed to return some day. 'lean, support iri'; himeself rn crutch- ute of the third round. orator and window display expert. Plans are about complete for that, ts. He was near a ceistine* offic- HOTEL Henry St. Amens and George is in Boulder City exhibiting hts return trip. Foster and Ralph Ince, door, selline; a combination pen and / Shumaker sparred four evenly CONTEST FOR HOULDER CITY FOLKS talen' at Roy Fairbanks' store. Fu- actor son of the Thomas H. Ince pencl and a bottle of ink for $1. fireproof matched rounds to a draw. toransky is from Gladwater. Tex. who was an outstanding producer He has been ill for a long time Slim Younger, o-f the Reclama­ ON NEATEST HOUSE IS ANNOUNCED until his death a few years a°o. are and hts illness has caused him t * Sixth & mTtyii&toa Sts. tion bureau. 145 pounds, was kayoed • Hoyt D. Morrill, accompanied by going to Bali and othee rolorful - lose a valuable asset, his great try Warren Farrell, Las Vegas fla.sh. A contest among the Boulderites Mrs Morrill, mo'ored to Las Vegas spots in that part of the elobe to j poundage. A DOWNTOWN HOTEL in the second round of the .semi­ who are living in Six Companies DANCE CHAIRMEN Wednesday on business. film a picture. Hi.s name is Kalla Pasha. O/'.r, ttttmi tjln final event. Farrell sent Younger houses for a. monthly prize for 'Ihey will co-direct and play the m .it, Ni..*,- h.eh through the ropes and ended the the neatest and most attractively- NAMED FOR H. C. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sorran- princped roles in their self-financed ONE PIKSON . tl 50 fight. kept dwelling was announced yes­ LEGION'S FETE seen of Salt Lake City, have just film, with natives playing the other SUITS FILED IN Jack Shaw, Boulder City, sent terday by Felix Kahn, director of recently arrived and taken up their parts. ONE PEKSON •2.00-S2.M Al Brown, Vegas colored ace to Six Companies, to Sims Ely. reser­ residence at Boulder City Mr. Sor- DISTRICT COURT vation city manager. 13ie program for the Boulder the canvas with a short jab, cc/m- City American Legion dance to­ ranson is employed by Bay and NEWS FOR CLAUDETTE ing out of a clinch in the middle The plan, as outlined by Kahn Jean Fitzgibbon vs. David Fltz- CAFE AND COFFEE SHOP anc night has been completed and the Mon-ill, contractors. Tiie two actors and then email ibbon, div,.rce. Complaint cites ex- of the third round Shaw carried j * Manager Evans of the Bouider 2SC FiaEPROOF GARAGE the fight throughout, but failed j CHy company, calls for $25 in gold committee is prepared to receive . -., .Party *1D leave here- next May and ,T^__ir_"_Tueltv" No children ind RC the crowd and assure everybody a Mrs. H. M. Crowd, residing at -this will be news to Mrs Foster- 22__rt7a_Jt_F& Marshall at1 WE PAY TAXI FROM ALL STATIONS to land an effective punch in the i *« he awarded each month to the Pl0pertproperty> . S lU M a good time. the Kerlar-v.tnn nmp. was aecom- they expect to be gone at least four ' " * '••'•••••"• » first two rounds I occupants of the neatest of the panted on her drive Into Las Ve- months. Oeys for plaintiff. _.____. H. B. Young has been appointed Oliver Balberg vs. Ha. 'l Salberg, Indian Johnny Smith, pride of 'company houses. It is believed that MS rhmmtay^ momtof by Mrs. J ,._„,.,. „u.y v.m, umnM ^ I„_s Vegas, knocked out Swede An- l u .f-rst I-*1,2* of $15 and a second to manage the flo-or committee. divorce. Complaint cites extreme HOLLADAY & COLLINS m o£ H. P. Lawton will supervise the W. Donovan. Jt.u., ;i.,0 ttlll)). ;,p|/;.anil._, together dema in the main event after) l ™ $1° wil be awarded cruelty. Minor daughter in custodj tttMU AStJ oriu.tiui'Ti TheTdea "is'to srhnulate"i*Tterest ] checking, E. J. McDonald will ... Ihi the play. "The Barker.'' Claudette of defendant No property. Salter Ae three evenly matched rounds in Harvey Pit tit. accompanied u. ,(I A. which Smith carried the fight >n keeping the reservation^ city at- handle the lunch room, and Fred Mr.s. Harvey Pittit. Jr, and little '"*i'.__ Norman havi "bee n separated | Marshall, attorneys for plaintiff. with characteristic catlike speed !tractive and beautified. It is cx- Zeller is in charge of the ticket eirl, Lilia May. of San Diego, Cal­ and quickness. Time and again pected that the $25 "pin money" sales. ifornia, havc recently arrived at Andersen saved himself through will offer a real incentive to the Hofher Lcoeze is general chairman Boulder City and are living at the occupants of the 450 cottages in of the dance committee and Mrs careful generalship in the ring. Oeorge Cass is chairlady of the Riddle camp Pittit is tmpbyd In the fourth round. Anderson tlie city. bv the Ens: Side Mason contract- According to a formal announce­ hestesa committee. became the aggressor, but uncov­ Chief o-f Police Glenn E. Bodell OW ered momentarily emd stopped a ment at the company offices later, it was said the prizes, which will will handl:> the traffic and attend one-two which put him into the to the parking of cars I t*3m Rave Gilmore left Boulder j ropes, and swung him off and back | &*> «£ gold will be awarded by the Music will be furnished bv the ' C ty Tuesdav for Los Angelrs. into a quick jab from Smith which I foulAer City company only to j Vene~tian ei<;ht - piece orchestra of where she will spend the next few pti*. hem on th- canvas ! tho-se occupying the two and three jroc.-m houses. Determination of the | ~-*_LVe____ days visiting her mother. Shong, 192. spent The street work is being rushed m£t*X the° «^'m^T^\?!*^^_ 60 *_?!?* _?_»J»- on Nevada boulevard and will be Word has ben received by T. J. limit of hts bout, in the ropes ' "V^ °f three women, who will not King, fcrrman for Stearns Roger, .„,„„' j be contestants for the prizes of- thrown open to thc public today in waiting for the count, but drew a time to ae-commedate the crowd. contractor, that his son Tom is ex­ draw against Joe Williams, 220, . ferd_ . , . ._ • _ _ . pected to arrive in Boulder City who appeared lo have the edge , Selection of the judges has not The George Washington cherry Sunday frcm Alexander, Kansas. throughout the wrestling/match. | been completed and announcement tree story lias been discontinued When DeShong was not in the !wl" ** made ^ a later date, rhe or from Cleveland Washington's birth­ With discovery of new and exten­ ropes he was usually in a headlock ', ™ ™S to determine the win- day observances in the schools. sive beds, the restrictions on pearl or scissors, at Williams' mercy. The |l»" ™. ]-e,on .-'*e L0"0**1* ^s,s: ts or fishing have been lilted in the bout was slow and drew boos from ! «f P°!" [ 4*he front garden. A course in Insurance has been Philippine islands. an audience that had .seen an j 30 points for the best appearance added to the curriculum of the busi­ otherwise fast and well-matched ! J?' l?e. ,*****' Only 16 Shopping Days Left To Sell Out Every Piano—Every Washing 30 ,nts for the rear en ness school of North Carolina State Men outnumber wom->-*i in Illinois evening's entertainment. | P° g*r* - college. by approximately 115.000. Machine—Every Radio—Everything, Including Showcases and Fix­ GRAVEL PLANT; VETERANS TO m td GIVEN TESTS! ATTEND MEET CHILDREN WELCOME tures Must Be Sold Regardless of Cost or Loss. HURRY! HURRY!

_ , Veterans of Forc.gn Wars will 1 FREMONT HOTEL P3 Six Companies gravel screening hold their regular meeting Friday A Small Deposit Will Hold Any Purchase. plant, believed to be the largest in i 8:00 p. m., in LOS ANGELES. CALIF. night January 5> at i Fourth and Olivt Streets MCtual 2281 the world, was put in operation thp Eag*_s- hall at Las Vegas, ^% for the first time Saturday, when l Theve _,m be M candidates t0 TWO BLOCKS FROM BROADWAY S. D. Harper, assistant chief en- initiate in addition to the regular ONE BLOCK FROM PERSHING KQl'AKE giner for the Reclamation bureau, , business, it was announced by Re­ p] Quiet, Homelike, Comfortable — Spacious Lobby and Lounge PIANOS, New and Vised $45.00 up RADIOS, New and Used $19.50 up pushed a button in tire control j exulting Officer R. M. Riley. Garage Across the Street tower. pl i Free bus transportation to and 1 DAILY RATES __ The hu(*e plant will screen gravel from Boulder City, regardless of tttt concrete that will be used In how many veterans attend, will be One Person S1.50 to $2.50 SHEET MUSfC 25c eaeh, 5 for $1.00 All Stringed Instruments 30% ofl" Hoover Dam. Attending the cere­ furnished. Busses will leave thc Two Persons $2.00 lo $3.50 monies were FYank T. Crowe, sup­ Andeiscn mess hall at 7:00 p. m.. Suites $4.00 and $5.00 erintendent of Six Companies op­ promptly. _J WEEKLY RATES Leather Music Rolls 95c and $2.75 Instrument Cases $1.50 up erations, Charles Shea, director, T. jg Que Person $7.00 to $10.00 M. Price, railroad superintendent; Two Persons $8.00 to $12.00 G. Watts, of the Southern Sierras SON BORN 1 A baby son was born to Mr. and Family Suites $2.00 up Music Instruction Books 30% off Saxaphones, Rebuilt Power company, and Norman Gal- i Mrs. M. C. Hopwood of Boulder City fa R. S. PAYNE WM. BEST CLARK titmt. ; at Las Vegas hospital Wednesday I id 0. . ,. ._. „ Like New 1-3 Reg. Price "r=^^^^ZZlIZ_Z__Z____Z I nisht. iWl5i_3naji__3__j_fi_|PJ_j___M_^_-"l^^ riano Accordion, with Case Are They Reg. $50.00 $30.00 Trap Drum Outfits IW;C off Protected? YOCR CHILDREN Megaphones 35c to $2.50 Harmonicas 20% off If fate overtakes vou ... we take care _f your loved ones at home. Our policy will be the bread­ winner when you ale disabled. MAJESTIC A man works a long time alter Washing Machines hia death, If insured, as his fam­ ily received hts wages lie did not live to earn. Tlie Policy pays a monthly in­ REFRIGERATORS Easy Washer demnity, either sickness or acci­ c=^ dent.. With Dryer. Reg. $170. MUTUAL BENEBIT HEALTH & ACCIDENT ASS'N. J. II. Rowe J. B. Whiteside District Manager Agent Reg. $275.00-Now $220.00 Now $127.50 124 South Third, Las Vegas

Flat Top Easy Washer • Reg. $79.50— 3-inch NOW $64.50 "* SAIILBJ Insulatiot Reg. $109.50— • NOW $99.50- All Steel • No Mangle ENJOY ONE or UUB Vibration Reg. $59.50— COOL NOW $39.50 QUICK TASTY Reg. $207.50-Now $158-00 FOUNTAIN LUNCHES E V E RYTHlNfi I N MUSI C Las Vegas Pharmacy Graber Garehime Music Company Fountain Light Lone* Southern Nevada's Largest Music Store 119 Fremont Street First at Fremont PACE FOUR UAS VECAS ACE FRIDAY MORNINC. JANUARY 15. 1932

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». HOUSES FOR SALh MISCELLANEOUS ll!_TO_Jl_ll_R_aiH_iHeH_^ CASH FOR CARS—NO DELAY BRIGHT SPOTS FOR BALE—TWO hOO-M: One. three MARKETS I rocer-s., furnished, two porches. Sampson Tires. 30x450:21 SimplM issiiiiiis PROFESSIONAL CARDS Second. 3 roon.*; unfurnished. 1. $4.30 Pair. $800 AT A GLANCE IN BUSINESS i bat _ porches. Both Willys-Knight Cars «__J___JJ_iifi_BSJ_J3)l_S-i_n_K^^ __ s new. Close bo locaiion PAUL HOGAN By LARS MORRIS By UNITED PRESS Bargains. Inquire Lloyd Souder. 727 So. Filth St. C268 By RICHARD I.. GRIDI.EY Nevertheless, Yon Won't Have Too Easy a Time Studebaker Corp. reports 30 per LAS VEGAS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION Silver State Meat Market. I nited Press Financial Writrrl cent increa.se in orders received at c213tt SPECIALS—Washing machines, low ACROSS 6-Convince of NEW YORK. Jan. 14. (U.B A F. M. FERGUSON. M. D, R. D. BALCOM. M. D. SATURDAYS heavj volume of realizing sales factory. . as $35: good house paint, $1.75 per 1-Machine for ANSWER certainty United Corporation reports 1931 j cal.. all colors: 100'"J cotton mat- checked tbe advance In the stock J. R. McDANIEL. Jr.. IVLD. ROY W. MARTIN. M. D. removing center 7-Open fabrics net income of S18.445.327. against S1875—HOMK—S1875 U'MM, $4.93 up; 100 square feet 8-Rainless mark : today but no: until the lis; had moved into further new high $16,079,527 in 1930. New Las Vegas Hospital roofing paper. $1.35 per roll. The 6-South American 9-Engineering Rex Cole. Inc.. announces large A beautiful new 5 tyle Home Peoples store. Fifth and Clark, op­ range degree ground cn thr current recovery. - MEADOWS—for $1875. in- ~5f» : 'Ur^j£-f: More than 2.600 shares changed; expansion program for 1932. EIGHTH AND OGDEN STREETS posite school. Phone 493. tf !1-Turn m 10-Spasmodic Phillips Petraleum Co. receives . ng 50 by 120 improved re.i- !2-Calm exhalation | bands as the ncw'.y recruited bull:. Worth $2500'. Water, v s eeb-jrbcti offerings of .stock ! contract from U. S. army air corps l FOR SALE 14-Epistle 'ab.) i_jlj ll-Dry fruit for at least 3.819.000 gallons of gas- ffl_Jd_M_B_J_J_e[_jaf_ja_W_1^ ones, curbs, side- 15-Integrity 13-Go in ; to be pavov4.— oll f J 17-Half an em 16-Inner self s,v Us. During the morning dealings s,ee"° l™*- ,an«" ' to July l. in Ik improve. FOR SALE -NCW, unused, Caiman \vtere so heavy ackers ran four min-< P « ****** *" Attorneys eas Stove; time hole burner and 18-Cheat (col.) 19-With full powers lutes behind actual uading on the youngstown district are running at •s to be put iei At the ex- 20-Wine and lemon- 21-Great emotion e__J&Ti__J_J_Ji_li_l_^^ ; l e Of the MEADOWS DE­ An excellent buy;'ask about i f] 32 ]>er cent of capacity, a gain of It at Acre office. tt juice 23-Supply letters j 1 p.*r cent from the beginning of VELOPMENT CORPORATION. 21-Favorite 25-Canine teeth Ltd. Activity lessened (cmownal en theUbe week. HAM & TAYLOR 22-Melanos 27-Male cat afternoon as the market consoii- . These hones are now ready tot PIANO—Like ncw. cost $495; may be 24-Rocky pinnacle 29-Run >Scot.> . dated its morning gains and moat A. W. HAH - - - RYLAND G. TAYLOR occupancy—drive out with us and 32-Aspect had by paying out balance on con­ 25-Worry i of the market leaders sold off from PROCEEDINGS IN ATTORNEYS AT LAW re* them— tract, $235. 419 Fremont St. 26-Experts 47-PaJ't of Czecho­ 33-Certainty | their higfte. Closing prices showed The MEADOWS PROJECT offers c227tf slovak!;'. 34-Gazes fixedly moderate gain.-; over the preceding Suite 7. Mesquite Buildin.T 103 Fremont Street 28-Deleter 35-Double-digit DISTRICT COURT an attractive investment eppor- 30-Prefix: nev 49-Lawyci's degree session. •: to ID; buyers — and those 31-Those elected 50-Acetylene number January 14, 1932 I.as Vega.s - - - -Nevada seeking HOMES ot dlstln SERVICE Spurred by prospects of eaawr 32-Holy songs 52-Course of meal ;-iG-Rumors money and substantial bank pur- i Hon. Wm. E. Orr. presiding ii_a__J3ISJi_fii_^ _j'ES_J_]_J_M3_j'_J_ja_M_J^i_i_Jfi-_J ::-. .i RESTRICTED SUBDIVI­ >5-Machine 54-Illinois Civil War 37-Earn A. J. Schur vs. William Jones, et SION—where there can be no LET US HAUL 40-Girl's name chases, tht United States govern-j 16-Without bottom Governor ment bond? continued their sensa- al. Roger Foley, atty. for plaintiff; SHACKS— 65-Requires 43-Corn cake tional advance of the previous ses-1 Dan V. Noland. atty. for defend- Howell's Transfer & Baggage IS-Throw HERBERT N. GAMBILL campaign now coer.s: or. >9-Sesame DOWN* 44-Sentence sion. dragging the entire bend mar- j ant Jones: George E. Marshall, at- —Residential lots fr nn $395 to. 1-Imitated 47-Fingerlcss glove \ith them. These gains were torney for defendant Johnson. Con- ATTORNEY AND-COUNSELOR AT LAW Promptly at Your Service 11-Smoky deposit 43-Consumed $C00—B-e . l $700 to $850—; 42-Any (col.- 2-Suffix: one who ;wa*ive.v larger than In the case ot tinuation of trial, Small d '•" payment. has 51-Exclamation of stocks which gained an average of Charles A. Cook vs. Louise Cook Suite 1 New Boggs Building 117 Carson St. Phone 301 43-Rectangular inset discovery w The MEADOWS PROJECT is at 15-Louse egg 3-Cheer syllable abou: a point. Frank Shelley, atty. for plain- the of FREMONT c270 4-English school 53-Thoroughfare Trading in stocks opened with a tiff. Ordered set for trial Monday, Phone 125 Las Vegas. Nevada 16-Compass point 5-Snares again Jan 18 1932 9:55 a m STREET iB OUL DER HIGH­ • ab.) rush as overnight reflection of the ' - *<*'• - - __JBJa_J33_J___li*__j-**^^ WAY) and CHARLESTON Copyright. 1032. by World Fen tier. Service! trading element brought thc con- Anna Rustic vs. John Kustic. BOULEVARD— elusion that powerful revival forces Lewis & Ragsdale. attys. for plain- Dan V. Noland Alfreda M. Noland "There can l>e r.o substitute for LEGAL NOTICES Were at work. This heavy demand- • tiff. Dismissed without prejudice. the MEADOWS." Correspondence was met with considerable realiz­ George A. Wilson vs. Bertha Ellen Wilson. H. N. Gambill, -atty. solicited with Real Estate brokers DELINQUENT NOTICE ing pressure, however, which ac­ NOLAND & NOLAND nnd salesmen counted for the heavy trading. for plaintifl. Decree granted. MEADOWS DEVELOPMENT Muddy Valley Irrigation Company. The pace was a bit too raped and ATTORNEYS CORPORATION. Ltd. when traders saw the leaders were KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK 118 South First St. Phone 503 Suite 209, Professional Building Las Vegas, Nev. There are delinquent on the fol­ meeting considerable opposition KANSAS CITY. Jan. 14. (U.R* — I ™__--_- LM Vegas, Nevada lowing preferred capital .^tex-k of the Telephone 744-745 around" their hia hs. new selling-was Heavy receipts forced hogs to de-( S___IEI^BI_M_eJ_JBl_JaJ_J-^^ Muddy Valley Irrigation Company thrown on the market cline from 10 to 20 cents today on tf on account of as« ssment one. levied Tlr* railroad and tobacco groups the Kansas City livestock market, May 30. 1931. the several amounts I. S. THOMPSON LEWIS t\ RAGSDALE were the strongest, stimulated by Cattle and sheep remained steady. ( ll I <*. Massing will rail ;«t The set opposite the names of the re­ e special conditions Carrier Shares1 Steers and yearlings sold from | ATTORNEY AT LAW LAWYERS spective shareholders: ARC ttttt today hc will receive a 'mounted rapidly under the lead-'.'- e$4.50 to S8.50. Top fat hogs were General Civil Practice free ticket, eeood for today only, at Ctf. No. Name Shares Amounts ship of New York Centra'. Atchison down to S3.90 and the bulk of sales | El Punal theatre-. 1009 Bauer. Harry 23 $34 50 and Un.on Pacific when the labor ranged from S3.75 to S3.85. Lambs ' Rooms 5 and 6, Griffith Bldg. J. K. Lewis T. P. Raj»sc_»i_ 1017 Bunker, conference at Chicago opened, al­ sold from $5 to S6. Las Vegas, Nevada WANTED Johr. M. 27 4-5 2895 though no new light was shed on Suite •: A 2 Delkin Bldg. Phone 815 1110 Ivers, James 122 19-40 183.72 the probable outcome cf the meet­ There are 86.785 automobiles in 750 Ivers, James 10 15.00 ing. Kentucky. SkWI&^MiMi^i^^W^'l^Pmi^'MS^^ti WANTED—Local sale* ..uie-.- Apply 1145 Mary Louise. Tobaccos were buoyant after their room 22, Nevada hotel, between 9 Edwin G. and lone; decline of the past few months, McNAMEE & McNAMEE and ll a. m. Friday. Ask tot Mr ROLAND H. WILEY Root. S. Wells 40 60.00 making belated response to the 1931 ATTORNEYS AT LAW Fitz p!3 1146 Mary Louise. Income account of the R. J. Rey­ ATTORNEY AT LAW Margaret and nolds Co. showing record profits for Offices: 431 Pacific Electric Bid* LAS VEGAS 207 Professional Buildin* FOR RENT Marv Louise the period. Despite a moderate fall­ Los Angeles, Calif., and Wells 51 4-5 24.35 ing off in sales, tobacco companies r There ar? also delinquent on the have had the full benefit of the QSSJaiSlSiai3EEiSj33JSe 2I3IBraiHfS13ifil®3> LAS VEGAS, NEVADA HOTEL GATEWAY following common capital stock of! price advances during the latter LAUNDRY F. A. Stevens A. S. Henderson the Muddy Valley Irrigation Com­ mit of the year. _fJ!3Tc_ I__J__/c_ f2ra_^J^f __JBIE_r__jl_L* __J3-__JS-__J__JSni!_^fc. Spacious Lobby pany on account of assessment two, Much interest also was attracted STEVENS fi. HENDERSON Steam Heat Showers levied May 30. 1931. the several oy American Telephone and Tele­ ATTORNEYS AT LAW FOLEY fi FOLEY amounts set opposite the names of SERVICE Rates graph, which rose to within striking Suite 8, Beckley Bulldinf LAWl ERS thi respective shareholdsrs: distance of the $125 level, compared PHONE 319 Las Vegas, Nevada Offices: Main and Stewart Phone 366 Ctf. No. Name Shares Amounts I .vith its rec?nt low. under ths 108 c267 433 Clark Co. In­ nark. President Gifford reassured First & Garees Sts. Bii_ii_ii__J3rajSI^ Clark Bldg., Las Vegas and vestment Co. 23 1-2 $ 8.05 Telephone's GOO.OOO-od dstockholders Uoii-Oildaiej Realty Bldg., 482 Ivers. James 167 1-2 58.64 today with a letter stating that the FRED S. ALWARD 607 So. Hill St. Los AnKel^s. Cal. FOR RENT—Rooms for rent in de- j 211 Irrigation >_ company earned Its $9 annual divi­ ATTORNEY AT LAW sirai.c iiomes; also furnished and Dev. Co. 20 700 ROYAL MOUNTED FAIL TO GET dend by a small margin last week. unfurnished apartments and 51Q Marv Louise. This was taken to mean that no Rooms 8 and 12. Clark BUlg. SS____$_MS-J_--J-JS@IifSIMSSI5____l_IV houses. Eileen Miner, Room List­ Edwin G. '-, £ " • After McDowell made his report before the end of 1932 ATTORNEY AT LAW Boulder dctr ighway. Call at 419 stock as ' bg wjU trozen members of tne Koyal Ca- Res phone 50i ffice 1 011 51 Fremont St. 261U * • v* n ri. .v n _* ____.»_sm* r.s . _» • _r* J II t ,.„_J . oufi what had happened. Inspector VEGAS LODGE NO. 32 Clark Connty Court HOMO - ° •P * * " be sold at public auction, at the of- TRLST STOCKS Laa Vegas - - Nevada j - Laa Veiras. Nevada flce of the C::n an in nadian mounted police returned ^-^ * , F. & A. M. POR RENT— en___ room in resi-1 *P >' Overtcn. A N NEW YORK, Jan. 14. 01.19 — In- ( ...ir. tirt:. ••A.^_ -._",», ori Clark County. Nevada, February 20, tonight to Aklavik after lasing a - - Eames organized a squad of vestment trust stocks: Basic Indus­ Stated Communications fiiaiai_en_f_JBeiaisiai3J^J5i3_M3J-__isisrai aaiajsio!fi_pfs^ ?S Vn ^c iii ti"f.vf4 - ^1932. at 3 P. M. to pav the deUn-! 15-hour gun battle with a -bush eight police and set out to cap- try, 2',, —: Corporate Trust, 2 3-10. ,^irst Monday of each la-.e. entrance. .14 So. 4tn St. .tf guent UHWM^ tojttittt with the crazy trapper who barricaded him- ture Johnson dead or alive. After —; Diversified Tr. "A." 1%, —; Di­ ••month at Masonic Hall Physicians-Surgeons ' 1 I OR RENT Furnished new 5-room cost of advertising and expense of sell in a dungeon-like cabin. four days of traVL,I;ng they reacheci versified Tr. "B," 6- ,, —; I'selps A it 7:20 p. m. ai___IfflBJ_J3I___l3I_3M_]_0_M_ja__Si_13__® ' C. D. BREEZE sale. The police even used dynamite in Rat river and found th cabin in "A." Wi, 19'.. Special Communication, work ';A>U. • a: coni*r Fremont and their attack and blew half the roof , DR. A. BLINSTRUB Seventh. _>13 By order of the Board of Directors. vhich the t had barricaded requiring, as announced <.ach ATTORNEY AT LAW A. L. JONES. Secretary-Treasurer. o*ff the cabm from which Albert hjn^if Telephone month. Visiting brothers are Physician and Surgeon John_.cn blazed a hail of lead at ttt FOR RENT—Apartment. 509 South Jan- tl, 1932. welcome. Telephone 598 115 South Second St. Phone • Fourth al o two rooms for light Pub. Jan. 15-22-29 Feb. 12 them from two automatic pistols. They shouted to him to come Johnson, wanted for attempted out and surrender. He replied with BAIR Visiting brethren needing ex­ 415 South First Street housekeeping P12 |, amination will please be on e murder of a police constable who a burst of gunfire from a cabin Wfiow|i3|p*i***B*prai*-ratja|^ WfcE__0BJ_eM5I_!l___l_l__?I_!fi_a'___f-^f _i < once entertained Col. Charles A. , loophole. The battle began. Hour hand at 7 o'clock sharp. A VERY NICE, modern apt., adultsI FRED H. CALLIHAN. W. M. only. 611 80 Ith St.. Apt. 8. cl2| Lindbergh, backed into a hillside after hour, the police kept up their Chiropractors tunnel when the explosive was ! constant fire from behind strewn Claude Haff, Secretary. CHAS. LEE HORSEY S_3l_ffii_3__3^_L'__SI__3I____Bi3J5_Si____c_^__ STATE DEMOS tossed, escaped injury, and fought boulders. Once during the fight ATTORNEY AT LAW i on. an officer advanced under the DR. WALTER G. PICO 915 CONCERNS TO HOLD MEET For 15 hours the squad of eight Protecting fire of hii comrades to Las Vegas Lodge No. 1468 CHIROPRACTOR Suito 1-2, Clark Bldg. | policemen fought Johnson in the | the cabin door and battered it Snlte .semi-darkness of the Arctic night, down, but Johnson drove him back B. P. O. E. 7 Delkin BId» Las Vegas, - - Nevada, i but they could not rout him from with bullets. Later, dynamite bombs Meets every Thursday evening Pbone 302 INCORPORATED RENO, Nev., Jan. 4 ^~^"*^e ! his cabin, which is mostly under- were hurled at the cabin and half at 7:30. Club rooms open from opening oratory of the 1932 poli gTound"and built "like" a"tiny"fort. ,x}}e roof was^blown off in a ter ANY KIND 11:00 a. m. to 12 p. m. Visiting t.cal campaign in Nevada was heard After more than a day of con­ rific blast. The officers started in 309 No. Main brothers cordially welcomed. here today when Nevada Demo­ a body across the clearing.' but DRS. J. H.&A. G. JEFFREY Drayage CARSON CITY. Nev . Jem 14. (_P) stant fighting the police were Just North of Gateway Hotel R. "W. THOMAS, Exalted Ruler. Palmer Chiropractors —Articles of incorporation were crats gather for a "victory ban­ forced to retreat and hurry back Johnson had backed into hi.s tun­ P. J. GALLAGHER, Secretary. __j_M^J_CTEJE_e_le!f_J_^^ filed w.th the scaetary of state by quet." to civilization because they were nel and. apparently unharmed, kept Health Service 915 corporations in 1931. and dur­ _uffering so severely from the cold up his stream of fire. Phone 388 YC ys TRANSFER and State Chairman Wilham S. Boyle, ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Suite 4, Beckley Building ing the same period the state col­ in a letter sent to paity leaders | and were almost out of meat for Johnson was said by other trap­ G STORAGE COMPANY lected $35,402.82 in corporate fees. throughout the state, said that "the i their dog teams. Las Vegas, Nevada pers to have come into the terri­ Every Dealer In Las Vegas Both figures art- considerably purpose ol the banquet is to har- \ Johnson shot and seriously tory from Yukon last fall. He had a_j_j_ja_j_jBJsraj5i3i&sjffl3jaissa,asi^ Temporary Office- -307 Ogden than thos-- for the previous Large or Small--Credit or Cash—Vendor of Merchandise monize factions, to discuss matters j wounded Constable A. W. King on no cquiment but a pair of snow Phone 183- -172 year, when 1.092 corporations were relative to the party and to the i TJCC. 31 when King _attempte „ d to shoes. _He had much money, how- —Or of Service Osteopathy fanned under the laws of Nevada campaign and to endeavor, in gen- ! qUestion him regarding tampering ever. Police and trappers said he SHOULD BE A MEMBER OF _jgj_jasi_j_j_]_ji_i^^ _wm**-H;jgija*fl|*3iBiiai*_TO**3w^ and Sliy 138.11 in fees were col- eral. to bring about an understand- i wjth trap lines. R. G. McDowell, was "bush crazy." Indians report- DR. L. J. LAUF ; In 1929 firms incorporating ing between the factions In Ne- I another constable who was with.ed he was tampering with their i'3_J3_.'_ra|_J3/2ft_aI VEGAS CREDIT BUREAU OSTEOPATHIC here totalled 1.535 and they paid vada and elsewhere." ! King, took the wounded officer by trap lines and King went out from BECAUSE the state $102,661.22. "We wam y0U l0 f^'," he con- I dog sled through 80 miles of rag- Aklavik to investigate. The shoot- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON It Minimizes Waste Through Credit Losses. Optometrists 1 . tinued. "that we are endeavoring ] ing blizzard to reach Aklavik. ing followed. The Royal Police Confinement Cases A Specialty si_j_j_js_jajaaia&'_iMi^^ Steel ties laid between 30 and 40) to make the Democratic party a iwhere King is now recovering. King retreated but they still hope to f Hastens Payment of Accounts. Stabilizes Business. Above Western Union years ago are still in use on rail-: party for Democrats and that you j is the man who entertained Col. , "get their man" as they have done Aids Dealer and Purchaser Alike. HERBERT M. DIXON m the ca;>e province of Soutli; have as much to say about its : and Mrs. Lindbergh when the Amer-; fictionally in practically every nov- Africa. ioperation i.s any man in the state." | ican fliers were on their historic el ever written about them. a Optometrist A Optician Surveyors Eyes Examined— Glasses Fitted j) ELLA CINDERS—The March of Progress By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb |l _ja_aj_JSf_J_J3ISJ_M^ 225 Fremont St. — Phone 636 J. T. McWILLlAMS. CE. State Water Right Surveyor \f^ MoRfeKM I'VE "Sise/ED Land Reports and Surveys K LITTLE MOMEV— oi^r. •• Clark County — Ifl oapa Valley Architects ENOLKbH TO INVEST, BuT •*__iEiffl_!Iffl_J___J_!^^ I C-\N'T AFFORD TO Maps Hundreds of Other Maps GAMBLE! CAN NOU JAS. A. FLEMING R&CO^MEN© A -oOOD, Desert Maps For Sale ia_iiiiaf*ii**a**3i^|ppr**i**aip[^[p^*j*i[*aw SAFE IMVESTSAE.MT? CERTIFIBD ARCHITECT C. D. BAKER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER CIVIL ENGINEER County Surveyor 208 Professional Building V. S .Mineral ferveyor State Water Right Surveyor 11 Fremont La* Vegas. Nev. SJaia^_3i_f__EI__R_/__SIM__Bf__5I__SiaBJ^___l .JcUajEUeyHJMaS-BJeUG-C-^/o-SE-ajaajSMaUEr Dancing ! Detective Agencies

®_ja^^_j_j_j(3_j^_jtf_M_m_i_ja5' eie-_J_j_JS^^ MARY LOU DAWN'S Protect Your Business DANCE STUDIO HOME MERCHANT PATROL CHILDREN :: ADULTS Classes Daily GEO. P. ROY. Chief Investigator Phone 566 :: Meadows p!0 Garees Street Las Vegan, Nev. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 15. 1932 PAGE FIVE LEVINSKY FACES ACID TEST IIPAOUNO CM BOUT CLOWN PERILS WILDCATS OFF BABE REFUSES HEAVYCROWN ON BASKET '32 CONTRACT SAY SPORT JAUNT HtWS WORLD j IN ANNUAL SCRIBES The Wildcat backetball team ol ten men left last evening fcr Gold- RITES field and Tonopah. where they -will By GEORGE KIRKSEY play two games with those teams 15,000 GATHER Raising Cleveland Puck Star SCHMELING GOlNOTRE DAME Vtttott I'tcss staff i orrrspondent cn Friday and Saturday evenings, Bambino Swatter In CHICAGO, Jan. 14. (UP1—Fcr all respectively. hi.s clownish capers King Levinsky Tlie Wildcats lost to Bunkerville 'Spring- Training* in threatens to develop into a dan­ last Saturday evening at Bunker­ FOR MIAMI Reveals Gentle Streak In Art MAY BE IN I FUTURE IS gerous contender for thc heavy­ ville by a 28-18 count They were Usual Style weight championship because he hindered by a low ceiling which '^i-r; - i CHICAGO lias what most of the ether heavy- kept them from making long shots SEASON FORECAST By UO II. PETERSON weightS haven't, a punch in either The lineup for the Goldfield ll'nited Press Sleifl Correspondent! hand. game will include: Forwards. Kay NEW YORK. Jan. 14 (UP) — The I NEW YORK J. -Timed Levtnsky, born Harry^^ Krako^ w In and Beatty: Center. Willcts; MIAMI. Fla . Jan. 14 —Joseph Ry GEORGE KIRKSEY ,as neat.i\ Tiabe I E. Widener and his associates of the proposed Max Schmeling - Mickey United Press Staff Correspondent Rew York City and reared in Guards. Fcremaster and Speer. The Walker heavyweight championship Ruth, of wham ye probably Chicago's tcugh Miami Racing association were boat CHICAGO. Jan. 14. 'U.R) — With j heard before, today announced to a Maxwell street .starting lineup for the Tonopah bout may be held in Chicago. Joe apologies fcr writii.g a--out foot­ district, will receive a test tcinor- ! m3 will be the same with Jarrett t;> a tbrong cf 15.000 racing enthu­ [waiting world that 170,000 ei year ga siasts today a; the opening of the Jacobs, manager of Champion ball in January, this seems to bo row nighl against Paolino Uzeudun I at center in place of Willcts. Schmeling. said tonight. is not sufficient pay ( 39-day winter meeting at Hialeah a gotxl time to calmly survey the baseball servic rugged Basque, which will no u The others making the trip are park. While no decision nas been made Notre Dame football situation. long way toward dcterminins th:* Lorenzo! Stewart! Crc'all'and Nav on the matter. Jacobs explained. Ruth Stopped en I to a golf The course, dotted with full- Severe Jolt course thia afterm i n and Chicago Hebrew's future in the , . grown, transplanted palms and | promoters and city officials in Chi­ Replaced by Southern Califor­ heavyweight division. cago ar? showing more interest in nia as national football champion, the unsigned 1933 ffered The two heavyweights most dodg­ beautiful beds of flowers, i.s the last him by the New York Yankees in a word in modern landscaping. obtaining the event, than those in beaten twice and tied once. Notre ed by contenders and best equipped MEXICO TO ENTER any other city. Dame received a severe jolt to mailbox. to give; any rising youngster the TI> The program carried a double fea­ "Now let t!e ir:v." he DAVIS Cl PLAY ture and five high class companion When the box-:.,: commission in its gridiron prcstko In "the first acid test are Tommy Loughran, Chicago was Informed today that year after Rockne." said, "it's One weather for golf." boxinu genius, and Paolino. rough. events, and produced some brilliant The borne ru MEXICO CITY. m. 14. (UP' — jconte'sts. Thc Inaugural handicap, the proposed Schmeling-Walker title It was more ot a shock to the nigged and hard to fight because bout, planned for Miami, February the document, v I w -a of awkward style. Mexico will particip .c in Davis cup which netted the winner $2,490, was football world generally and Notre salary reduction ol e* 10.ooo from il:e tennis competition igoln this year, the high spot cf the day's enter­ 25, had been cancelled, a spokes­ Dame supporters in particular Levtnsky, after losing hi.s first man for the commission immedi­ amount he received in 1931, caused bcut with Leevughran. floored the the Mexican Davr cuo committee tainment, and drew a field of seven of the manner in which the Irish announced ofBciall* today, ately telephoned Jacobs that every .supremacy ended. Notre Dame had every bit as mucl f< e mer light - heavyweight cham­ I to dispute the issue over a six fur­ effort would be made to bring the ,-eun's rising in th morn- pion three times in a recent bout The announces it said notifica­ long route. Th" Tamiami claiming won 25 straight games, exeelud- bcut to Chicago. Jacobs said the Ing a tie. and led Southern Cal­ ling: Everybody from Auni Hester, In New York and won thc decision. tion of Mexico's intention to par­ handier.;;, at a mile, wus the sec­ who never gets by the household .lack Sharkey and Ernie Schaaf. ticipate was bein", prepared for for­ ondary attraction, with a field of Chicago spokesman seemed confi­ ifornia 14-o" at the end of the dent that the necessary $200,000 third period when the tide of bat­ hints page, to Little Willie, who ranked aa two of ths three'leading warding to officials of the French nine. knows the batting average ol every heavyweight contenders by the Na- Lawn Tennis federation. Probable could be guaranteed Schmeling for tle turned against the Irish for John J. duties, flying heels, un­ risking thc title. the first time in three years. player in tbe major.*, knew the Babe tioeia! Bcxine- association, are the membership of the tenen was not der top weight of I2fi pounds, won wculd never acce Yankees' clily chrrs who have defeated | announced. If the guarantee is made, and il Southern California won 16-14 tlv Inaugural, with R. w. Collins' the Illinois legislature soon passes first otree\ T'\ it' ' a i 1 "Ruth-J T oughran slnoe he gave up the i Donleon second and Mrs. Oeorge 'and then Army followed with a a law permitting 15-round bouts in j decisive 12-0 victory. the first Ian" custom n h 176-pound title, I Five countries in thc American j Loft's Meiblc third. Vanderpool, tbe the state, the title match probably 'of keeping IDS I e the p_ - : edds-cn choice, was pocketed early time since 1928 and the second Paolino is even more of a trial zone already have sent in their en- will be held In Chicago this win­ time in 26 years that the Irish had lie. horse than Lcughran. To; Rick-I tries for Davis cup play. They arc 'and finished last. ter, Schmeling's manager assured Most two football games In sue- Ruth bad de i the public ard used to say when r* wanted the United States, Chile, Brazil. I Flying Heels, a son of Flying Paraguay and Japan. Entry lists He said plans indicated that the ' cession. ity channels be 0] | a young heavyweight • • ::d: Ebony and Heeltaps, went into thc. when he began tr? li - "Throw him in v h Johnny will be closed January 31. at Paris. Chicago stadium wculd lx- the site Then football fans from coast : lead early, and shaking ofl Don of the bout. Hc declined id reveal 1 to coast asked thc logical ques­ p.asium io get in shap for Risk,-. Let's sse what he's got." t Leon on the stretch turn won by There- were paote - lepft- Risko has cutlivei his usefulness names of the promoters who would tion: "Is Notre Dame football two lengths. His time was 1:11 1-5. , back the fight. .supremacy over for all time? Can Ing a pretty mi ek pa as a trial horse. Paolino has taken the challenger. and ho paid $3.40 for a $2 bet in a pretty rotund body- torvj to his place. Jack Sharkey has re- 2. An American heavyweight title Here's a side tit Irv Frew, liard- ' the Irish come back without the newly installed totalizator. Rockne?'' the effect Un • Babe w • ee. Mi -. fused for three years to meet the bout with Jack Sharkey in Chi- charging Cleveland defense star, COLD WEATHER ! Spanish wcodchopper. Max Sch- 'cago. Prince Tokalon set a new track that battered opponents in the In­ Bright Future condition of his career. o record when he negotiated the mil? ternational Hockev league would When dusk gathers around the you can't blame the Bab fcyhis inclines reputation until he stop- i Johnny Buckley. Sharkey's mail­ of the Tamiami in 1:37 1-fi. easily BLOCKS RACES ed Youn?: Stribling was largely ' ager, already has been in com- never suspect—he's a painter, spe­ : Los Angeles coliseum next Decem­ salary depends or. his box-ofM _1 - defeatihg Meridian Queen emd Imp­ ber 10 Notre Dame again will be traction. And it Ions has be i based on a 15-round victory over ; munication with Nate Lewis, Chi- cializing in gentle pastorals. It came LAKE PLACID. N. Y. Jan 14. Faclino. Otto Von Po*rat and Max j cago" stadium matchmaker, and i.s ish. He was well supported, pay­ out recently when Frew was forced (U.R!—Unprecedented warm weather undefeated national football theory of Hath Ih it i te m . Baer failed to develop into con- i willing to match Sharkey with Le- ing $4.U0 for a $2 ticket. off the ice with a broken collar­ in this section of the Adirondack* I champion, in the writer's opinion. keep your name bef< re tl tenders largely because of setbacks vinsky. in an indoor bout here soon, The Australian totalizator was the bone. caused Olympic game officials to­ Therc are many reasons for the more the tans will turn/out to at the* hands of the squat Basque. I Tlie betting odds, which first had object of much interest. This ma­ day to postpone indefinitely the making such a prediction but the see you play. Ne: heavyweight ever has beaten I Levinsky a favorite and then Pao- chine prints tickets as they are pur­ CLEVELAND l/P) — Husky and the Ice, but he is no novice at the A. A. U. Championships and Olym- .'our paramount r/nes arc: "Come to think of it, ti / Babe either Loughran and Paolino. much i lino, fluctuated to even money to- chased, automatically records each fearless, Irv Fre,v. a lien in the de- eeciitler art. ic tryouts in bobsledding on the l—The 1932 material told the united r : bet on prominently displayed boards, Forced off the ice a few weeks Mount Van Hocvenbcra run. The 2—The 1932 schedule year Is a pri tty h • j1 less !.''<' both of them. If Levinsky I night and probably will remain Of the Cleveland Indians' in­ (. can acid a victory over Paolino in j there. A crowd of 16,000 Ls expect- and gives bettors an accurate tolal ternational hockey league team. with a broken collar bone, Frew tests were scheduled to start to­ 3—Last season's defeats more than anj a 10-round battle to the one he ; ed ta pay more than $40,000 to of all money bet on every horse In probably cheeks harder than any tock up his brushes lor a pastime morrow morning and continue o*n 4—Heartley Anderson's coach­ league stars receive. I i already has over Loughran he will see tomorrow night's program which a race. man in-his circuit. and soon had completed a pastoral through Saturday. ing. 170,000 would be 11 have to be reckoned with in the j includes three light - heavyweight Opposing Wingmen do not charge scene. Elaborating briefly, Notre Dame was ei two-ye ir ea*. i sn •' heavyweight division. tournament bouts. The tourna­ LOUGHRAN ODDS with their old-time abandon after "It's so ical it almost makes you has 30 of ths 37 players on the $70 000 one-ye ir coi i i If Levinsky wins decisively to- ment bouts, each 10 rounds, follow: experiencing the shock'of one of his want to go to sleep under one of the HALL IS FAVORED first squad last year back. Capt. "I had one o ..scut, morow night, he will be in a po­ Dave Maier. Milwaukee, vs. Abie counter-charges. Because of the un­ tr.es." observed Alex Woods, goal INTABLETOURNEY Yarr. Schwartz and Hoffman are last year. tyei. * Lou r the sition to take one Of two bouts: Bain. Newark: Baxter Calmes. Wi­ QUOTED AT 6-5 gentle way in which h" ?oes about tender feir the Indians the only three regular, who will home run l< plai Ing 1. A world's heavyweight title chita. Kans.. v.s. Bob Olin, Newark: NEW YORK, Jan. 14. (U.R)—Tom­ not be back and there are many next to Ai Simin 'oi I * Amer­ his duties, he spends more time in Frew began painting and draw­ CHICAGO. Jan. 14. iU.R) —Allen players ready to step up emd take bout with Max Schmeling in Chi­ and George Nichols, Buffalo, v.s. my Loughran of Philad?lphia is a 1 the penalty box than any of his ing when he was ten years old. He ican league ba I lonshiD. cago, replacing Mickey Walker as Charley Belanger. Canada. G to 5 favorite to defeat Steve; Hall of Chicago was a 5-2 favorite their places, as good as Schwartz Certainly oe*. thi »' ]» r- teammates. disliked art, however, because it today to win the world's 3-cushion was. Notre Dame has three lett Hamas, former Penn State grid star, I But when off the ice. one of the tcok so much time from his hock- I formance. '1. cl billiard championship starting at halfbacks who between them ms the same am : i re i nd last !VW.V.*-AV^_-VWV_W%WVWJV_\r^^ in their ten-round bout at Madiscn roughest of players in the rough­ ey, but obeyed his moth?r's wish, Munsey's billiard room here Men- should be able to fill the vacant Square Garden tomorrow night. est of sports turns to delicate and continued with his lessons un- : year on a one-; er c , . day night. John Layton. Sedalia spot. Ed Barrow, be; il er of Closeness of the odds shows the tracery of oils on an easel. Frew til six years ago. when he entered Mo., and Young Jake Schaeffer. San IDEAL SCHEDULE confidence that betting men have would rather cut fancy figures on professional hockey. the Yankees, said the I Francisco, have been made joint The schedule is ideally arranged , worried over Ru . " the PAIR-0-DICE in Hamas' youth and ability. With choices for .second at 3-1. his record of 23 knockouts in 26! ringcraft. However, shrewd guess-. with Haskell. Drake. Carnegie contrac. He poin the TRACK MEET ' Tech, Pittsburgh. Kansas. North­ [unsigned • de- fights, they feel he may prove an ers point out that Steve should land CHICAGO. Jan. 14. (U.R)—The 28th Four Georgia industries use an­ CASINO upset. some time during the ten rounds, western. Navy. Army and Southern ; livered to the ub and annual national interscholastic track nually $62,550 worth of wood in thc California to be played in that or­ ; until it was recelvi d ials Loughran, tne favorite, is expect- and if he docs, Tommy may hit and field meet will be held at Stagg production of willow baskets. A TEN-MINUTE DRIVE ON THE the canvas. der. There will be no crucial game ; had no coir.': ed to left-hand Hamas into submis­ field June 4. Five hundred and on the second Saturday as was thc Close- basebal ver, LOS ANGELES HIGHWAY —ANO sion, meanwhile avoiding the your.;;- , Lcughran will have a slight ad­ twenty athletes competed in last Nearly complete returns from case last year when Notre Dame are convinoed Ruth I -. after EAT ONE OF OCR FAMOUS ster's heavy blows through superior vantage in weight. ^ year's meet won by Maine town­ Tuesday's state election indicated and Northwestern helped "kill each the soon s writer , ek cr AMERICAN OR ITALIAN ship of Des Plaines. 111., with a 2- her victory would be even greater • other off" by pointing for their so speculating as to ne of DINNERS— man team which scored 31 points. than anticipated. October 10 game. the salary dispute. Anci the chances If anyone thinks last season's are dollars to dou , bat Ruth ONE DOLLAR defeats hurt Notre Dame morale, will get his price. note the following from thc Notre Dame Alumnus for December: "At last Notre Dame lias met de­ WHITE SOX MAIL NO COVER CHARGE feat. Success had placed upon Knute Rockne a crown that had OUT '32 TAPERS become heavy indeed before that CHICAGO. .Tan. 14. (1MB — The Dance To The Tune Of The relieved head was bowed in death. Chicago White Sox mailed out i It placed upon Notre Dame a i___ contrju l ayi rs today. stamp of infallibility that no team President J. I • reveal­ ^PRINCESS MINSTRELS could rightfully carry. It had ed that Vic i , right- brought thc boys a tension unjust banded pi! given ee to those ends; that football best substantial incr ise in salary, and *%W!J S___-_-___-_-__&N%NSV.5S5SSS"SSW serves. theii Lu Bl.j - .nan, did •IMrW'm'ttSJVfJVfm'M^VmVWm'V^ not receive a cut wa i re­ ^WYYWtfWWWWVWWSrt/*.! veal* cl about " ALDREW Las Vegas MEET ME Automotive Electrician Transfer & COMPLETE STOCK Taxi Co. at the WE REPAIR AND SERVICE ANYTHING ELECTRICAL 7__0NES ON AUTOS, TRUCKS, Offlce 117; Night 10; Res. 573 TRACTORS and ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANTS . . . 9 Fremont St. 131 NORTH MAIN Phone 179 DAY AND NIGHT TAXI ^^wvl_^^w/\/^-^/^-^A/^-Vw^/wvvvw^ i BY VIC

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Mrs. i. rj yesterday that to stimulate tin AT Two hundred citisens form the ItACK FROM COAST i for I „s Annrle.s and S.m France-rei. j Sprague. •sale he ha.s been running, he is list for 1H32. it wa.s announ- iContinued from page one) Mr atld Mrs. Frank Jones re­ James Fremitus, Jr.. has returned where ahe expects to spend thr next | turned to their heme in Search- now offering a large lot of nation- (e-d rttttttoag at the county clerk's to has Vegai firm Los Ancclcs. fca- wrrks on business and vtalUngl THE OASIS . ians are anxious to cooperate with I ,1CS •» *£*•_, to • short JJ^ *•<•"'<-"«*• laics' shoes for I < rt.eo Tliuse named will serve in Where he spent the wrek-end. I w servic^nr-cirr.e ril*clubs* . 1 toH Tir'tttn Tliel! s their Coach Miss La Pre'? Cochran has ac- astrous fire in his place shortlv ccpted a position at the Doty cafe before Christmas. Much of Roy W; Barnr;;. Clara; Barnum. wo davs in Vta Vegaa lookiiis over Thomas Curran. Unieed Press bus- Nv<> w lson an1 thc followlii': s.udcnt-; are on RECHARGE neas reoresen'alive spent several! ' ' secretary of the • team: Harlan Lyon. Dale Gen- Glendale A J : Barnum. Verne'.h: Bash. local li Ihways. Z5L ? iTvo.|' v.r.llrfo? ._. Chamber of Commerce, spoke for ,., "• - -stock was only slightly damaged. ! Frank Ae BMMNB, John T: bates. Evai. Jchnson, Earl Leavitt. including the lot of Enna Jettrk I BATTERIES I ROM BBUPOR JOB forloure s continuiin Lasn venas ves'erdav be- ,K_, „<_„»;_„ _.. ..!____._ .w_ tr\ Cooper, Verlc Hickman and Walter B ; Beard. Clyde C ; Bcck- w e ,-\ *.* '.e >,. construction SU- on to LOK An-elcs'tha; organization. He stressed thre- WeLscr ranch, which has ' Selby's and Hamlton Brown shoes I .i : Bihbnater. F. P., Mack, by plane. K things that we can do to help the Re; Jchn been uncultivated for several years, he is offeruig a.s a special. Barl; r>;...k Mark. F.f>4_<. n. _.. •.. nl i f the Virgin river community just ncw: i.s again being brought in this rid •• renl to Reiio and Fallon on 1 Employ more hemc-town fel­ .): ; BoggS, Jane F; Boyd, lank. FROM BI NKERVILLE O'u L.e. and Robert Mae-shall sinring under the direction of Ray- MARRIAGE LICENSES iue. ee r« *c ', y. lows. v c-f In to L.is Vegaa on business mond West, who has purchased the B i ei.iicr. Donald; BTeasette, Prank Mrs. Joe Eaton and her son. Mar­ CHARLESTON-CALDWELL e Hen­ \V : Brown. Pearl S.; Bunker. Vcr- tin Eaton, of Bunkerville. arc spend­ 2. Trade at home and keep here le.e i ranch. The large wheel used tc/ LMilMttts IN VEGAS t large part of the W.000 a day ' lift, water from the creek for irri- ry F.. 34. and Leah. 117. bolh Of J n tie Burkhart. N. R. i* C Brew ee in 1 W A. McBcath. ing several days \isitir_: at thc home Lancaster. Calif. Cahlan, Julia F.; Carmicharl. : being sent out of Las Vcgar gallon was destroyed recently by ,,-hA e .„.' errs c nneeted wiUi <>f «'••*"• sister and aunt, Mrs. Mina 3. Discourage "rackets" of various tii.it point. debris in the stream. WEST- LEE: Robert V.. 29. and Elizabeth M: Carroll. Thos. C: he Far Franc! i c«oe of the bu- Stewart, of this cy. kinds designed to get somcihitv: Dorothy. 23. Nogales, Ariz. C' Myrtle F: Cashman, can of ppblic r,..-H.s have spent the " R,.T|.RV< Firestone Battery Agency : IR!s BAIN RtTl RN!> for ne .'thing, especially the various V we recall that old sayuig, "It's The severe wind here Tuesday Jaihes; CbappeB, Ruth: Clark. A pssi iwo daj in Las Vegaa on Mgh- * * fc Pep 'Em Up T& id vr rushy? schemes being promoted an ill wind ' Guess in the in- too Ita toll ol shade trees, turned If .Mrs. Hugh Sliamhereer will ea'l ' B. Clawson, ©rover I..: Cobley, AM . bus-ne-S. ^i - Charles Bain, proprietor of by outsiders. L. L. BRCNSTETTIi; Vincent; Corradetti. 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CHIEF UP AGAIN ! Las Vegas. iitt*'" Minneapolis, where she has Lots on Ughway, sioo.oo. Near Highway, gUtoM te, guo-Ot. W E.; Flftcher. G. A.: Flowers, I Chief of Police Clay Williams is: Visiting Rotarians included Frank fc(Vil visiting her mother, who was The M. V. H. S. basketball team W J: Frances. Floyd; Frazier, 1,i:aw Monthly P.i.vments. |SJN ta s;;,.l)!). Olen; Forbes Leona: Furlong. ATTORNEY RETURNS [again able to be about his duties! Garside. Tonopah: O. W. Harmon- tfl. workers say John's amhc will play in Ely and Panaca this Sarah. A J. Schur returned Wednesday nftrr ius incarceration at home for .son. Fillmore. Cal.: Hal Bellins-er. was a knockout week end. See J. C. FISHER from a few days' business trip to fVjC ,,sst several days on account of Fallon, Cal. Albert Kirkpatrick. « ., Gallagher. P J.; German. Rose; LosAngeles. iillness [Provo. Utah: and L P. Cowles Tlr bic chimney on the ra. - Dr. H. B. Foutz of Ocden. Utah. NEVADA HOTEL I\ O. BOX li: Gibbons. Geo. E.: Gibbons. Thos ' dealer in surgical supplies San **°^ eating house took a tumbl.- has opened a dental office here for W; Gilbert. C. V T.; Gilcrease. PRICE AT B. C. MRS. RVAN BETTER Bernardino, Cal. Tuesday when thai Rent!n l?> a few day.s. W. F.; Gill. Thos. A.; Goeexiwin. Jack Price, employe of the Las. Frank M. Ryan, who has ; _.*phyr struck Las Vegas and there i — Otis C; Goodwin. Mi*s. Racie; Gra­ Mrs 1 Veg s Offic* Supply Co. spent yes-. ^^ confined v> her bed with an I c velle Harrv C; Oreen. J. N.: Greg­ terday In Boulder Citv on buaness. attack of influenza, is reported to, 'wr t yard oi the building . °:«B '& .« B* i j^^^aftfi^^ ory. Mrs. J H.: Griffith. Ruth: be improving nicely after a silgm J-A-Peters"n. local business man. men are busy new getting the Owynn, Maniey P. l'\RLS LEAVE relapse • returned from Las Angeles, chimney back in shape. Hammond, C. J.: Hansell, L. B ; M and Mrs. Kenneth Earl and ' where he spent the past week at- DON'T MISS THIS OFFER! an.on. P.; Harvey. Albert; Har- •i lev - of Bunkerville, left for taa- AT HOME Mending to his affairs and visiting E. J. West. 1st division passen- v. C JA. Hece-ean. J E.: HeffDer, •'-. home last ntfht after spend- William T. Ellis, lcoal rancher, i.s| with relative*.. ge r engineer, started out on the A $1.00 Bottle Beauty Creme and a $1.00 ] onard: Hewett. Roy: Hicks. Fred n- thc per: two diys in Las Vegaa confined to his home on account; bumping business Wednesday and B Hig-bee. Claire: Hill. Robert: .;-...-• with friends ar.d attending j gj jHncss. i started things going by bomplng Bottle Astringent Lotion Given Ii ket. John W.: Hcnrath. E3rle to i x •• business. cur peaceable friend. Engincr Earl 1 4 H den. John W ; Housman. Ida ON VISIT RAIL SPLINTERS Nungesser. who In turn walloped FREK" B Howell, Erne.<-t L.: Irish, Jack: jgli-inesr Bennett, causing Bennett WITH EACH rUKCHASE OF Ol R REGULAR UN TURTLE OIL IM1NEBB RETl RNS Mrs. Jack Pembroke and son. j BY je,.o.s. Edgar R: Johnsfii. Fre ning. in his private car 144 (\trlene Turtle Oil (renie abse.lulel.v eradicates there ailments. It al-.o Murphj § John; McCann, J. H.; MOAPA yesterday from the Indian reserva- • , McCarteA A. T; McGill. A. F.: Hanmg. Rcinhold: Perkins,, Srveral Wf;oden wlndows h assists in removing acne conditions and traildlnt sagging muscles. » McGinnis, Geo. W.; McCormick, Ralph: Pocock. Harvey J. tion at Moapa. Harry I. Coffey, U. P. electrical in the south side of the U P back ™».TI__7:_77I» «L-BV 'department, who has been in Las shop were blown out Tue day and V r NELSON CITY DRUG STORE Alvord clark U Waltcr CONTRACTOR HERE Vegas on business for a couple of fell to the flcor below. B & B men Say. Ora; Newlin. Frank; New- ' *' •* '' FREMONT AT FOIRTH PHONE 7(17 , Raby J.: Noland. W. E.; Nun- OVERTON in DLa. Cs . VegaDodges .o nFallo a businesn contractors trip.. iSidaysNo. .2 2lef tto foloor kCalient ovei* eth Thursdae U. P.y inon- making an inspection fixed the ones that were loosened but a m Cfss»s Daisy; Olive. W. L.; Parson. Anderson, Thos. M.; Cooper. M. did not fall. 'm ft}^%WJV**w\'*WB +mVSM**WtW I. 1 Payne. Llovd: Pico. Louis: D.; COX. Lawrence J: Earl. Milton; PIn af. M S.; Parks, S. Gene; Lee. Robert E.; Lytle, John A.: P-etter. c. T.: Potter, Dan: Powers, Perkins, Robert; Reed. Clifford; .-: Price. John W.: Quintard. Shurtliff. Carl L.: Swapp, Alex. II C. SEARCHLIGHT Randolph. D. F.; Rhodes. Wm. Arnold. Francis: Kent. George j Jl Rhodes, W. SA, Rockwell. R. E.: H ; Reid. John; Weaver, Dave. Peberry, S. D.; Sheppard. The*. SLOAN F; Sloan. Mrs. C. H.; Smith, Frank Bedford, W. H.; Nay. J. C; Van B.; Smith. Otis J.; Squires, Rus- Eaton. G. R. .•--:i C; Stan-baush. A. C: Stay, ST. THOMAS Carence; Stewart. Mina; Sullivan. Bunker, Martin A.. Jr.: Frehner. j M. E: Sullivan. J.; Sutherland. Harvey; Murphy, Jesse F.: Perkins, I OUT TODAY Dave. Nellie C: Strasser. Albert; 3yphus, : Taney. Lulu E : Teubner, Frank Lester A. t y.; Tisdail. Fred; Thompson. Frank: Tuggle. COME TODAY Henry G.; Turner. Mrs. Blanche: Turner. Jack; Un- dcrhill. C. C. Van. Arthur N.; Vanderhoff. Harry; Vivian. How- ard. EL PORTAL WaJt. F. A.: Warswick, A. L.; NEVADA'S FINEST THEATRE What YOU Have Been Watters. J. T: Wells, Chas. Edw.; White. Wm. R.; Whitmore. Richard Today and Saturday IV: William.s. Emery; Williams. Joe; PROGRESS Wilson. Frank: Woodard. Warren 3.; Wooley, Frank: Young. A. J ; Waiting For . . . Ycungtniist, F. E.; Zettler. Goo A. .fr. NO SMUT ARDEN Rentley, J. E.; Coleman. Lyle; EDITION One lot of Ladies' Enna Jettick, Selby's, Hamilton Wheeler. H. C. NO CRIME FI NKERVILLE NO SMART DIRT OR Cunker. Hector: Hafen. Albert; Brown, and other famous makes of footwear, slightly Hardy, Warren: Hunt. Alva: Hunt. ENLIGHTENED OAR P. 8.: Leavitt, Charle_: leavitt. lut • great big walloping action Lemuel S: Leavitt, Vincent; Waite. •how—warm with young lava and damaged. J"-se. homopun humor—packed with OOODSrRINGS whooping awhamant that tiffs you A cheering from your seat! Fredrickson. Elizabeth P.; Knight, Review-Journal I. W : McClanahan. P. S. LOGANDALE RADIO'S IDOL— WHITES Adams. J. H.: Cooper. Jesse F., ON THE SCREEN I Mills. Vernon H.: Rice. Henrj'. Jr.; BLONDES 58 PAGES, BRIMFUL OF PICTURES MARY LOU DAWN AND STORIES ABOUT LAS VEGAS, BLACKS

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