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LAS VEGAS WEATHER A _# BOULDER DAM PROJECT The Pronress of this Vast Engineer- April 27—Maximum. 70: minimum, 35. Partly cloudy. cz3y tnr Work is Fully and Accurately Covered. Associated Press and United METAL MARKETS Press Wire Service Bring News of NEW YORK. April 27. (U.P>—Bar the World to This Paper—A Leader 7 Grist from the silver, 27 H cents an ouncr. Copper, •SOUTHERN cNGVADA'J' LEADING c^EW-iPAPEH For More Than a Quarter of a 5*i cents a pound, /ine, 2.60 cents a Daily Grind pound. Lead, 2.90 cents a pound. Century. VOL. XXVIII LAS VEGAS. CLARK COUNTY, NEVADA, THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 28, 1932 No. 102 -By C. P. S.: DARROW Clarence Darrow had drawn the J public Interest ln thc sensational j trial at Honolulu in a greater de- • grec than those unfortunates being | tried for murder have done. The old man is still a fighter. His personality still Is vivid with thc brilliance he first brought to the "fight for the under dog." And all his life he has been carrying i on that fight and standing in the j white spot of publicity, but never JURY HOLDS FATE OF MASSIE * more prominently than now. ir-= THE TRIAL BANKERS LEARN FINE POINTS OF GOLD Last night the Massie murder Talesmen Locked Up After trial was submitted to the jury and there probably will be nothing to report from the jury room until some time today. Nevertheless there are many con­ Four Hours Of Deliberation jectures. There are those who be­ lieve that the confessed killers should, and will, be convicted. Oth­ ers think the killing was justified j and can see nothing but an acquit­ tal. PSYCIATRIST The most probable thing i.s a fail­ EXPECTS JURY ure to agree upon a verdict. The trial is not so much a conflict be­ TO BE HUNG tween right and wrong or justice and crime as it is an inter-racial SAN FRANCISCO. April 27. conflict. It is the white race vs. Government Cost Is UP'—The Massie-Fortescue mur­ F thc brown. der trial will be unable to reach The Massie jury includes persons Entirely Too Much, a verdict, in thc opinion of Dr. of several different nationalities Edward Williams, defense psycia- and the question of race superiority Says President trist. POSSIBLE Is doubtless much more important Dr. Williams arrived from Hon­ to some of them than is the en­ olulu tcday enroute to his home forcement of the law. SPEECH IS TERSE In Los Angeles. "My hunch is the six whites LYNCH LAW VERDICTS MASSIE will vote for acquittal, with the The defense in the Massie case HT-mr-D nwAs tltat State, County and City natives cn the other side," he admits the killing and seeks acquit­ vataameomwm :—mil ***•*—*—* said. tal on the ground that the killing I T Williamson (left), Chico banker, and H. E. Welch (right). Sacramento banker, are taking lessons from Governments Must Brings Tears To Eyes =11 Deliberation To Be was justified and therefore no crime ' Sam Beach veteran Oroville, Calif., gold hunter, in the fine art of prospecting for gold>nuggets. The Which may be true. We make bankers attending a convention in Oroville, seem to know plenty about handling gold in the finished Help Cut Cost Of Spectators In Resumed Today By much of the necessity of upholding product.' but Beach, a prospector since 1879, showed them the secret of getting the precious metal li­ law and order and then observe Crowded Court Mixed Jury the raw statc. By HENRY F. MISSELWITZ justice constantly being perverted OPPONENTS OF I'nited Press Staff Correspondent and the law and the courts failing RICHMOND. Va., April 27. (U.R)— often to function. KELLEY CLOSES HONOR OR LAW.' ii President Hoover journeyed into the And it is brought to mind that frontiers of the Old South today there is a higher law than that and in this historic old capital, rich FE PH Judge Clears Court written In the statute books. And SE -ii the nation's tradition, earnestly Law Before Pity, Is sometimes lt is necessary and whole­ urged the governors of the states some for people, aroused to right­ here in annual conference to co­ Plea Of State To After Jury Takes eous indignation, to take the power operate in making the cost of gov­ Case In Hand into their own hands as in the dayrs STREET. ernment cheaper to the taxpayers. Jury SLASH UN of the San Francisco vigilantes. The President bit off his words as There is danger always that lynch he bluntly told the governors tlie By DAN CAMPBELL WASHINGTON. April 27. (U.R\— which is to decide upon the conduct By DAN CAMPBELL law may result in mistakes and of the inquiry, had held an hour's tederal administration was not alone (United Press Staff Correspondent! I'nited Press Staff Correspondent terrible injustices. Yet we notice The senate committee investigating in running up expenses. conference. He also revealed that COURTROOM, HONOLULU. T. COURTROOM. HONOLULU, T. that once in a long time the wrong the New York stock exchange does SPEECH TERSE not believe Wall street is a "second Senator Walcott, Repn.. Conn., con­ H., April 27. (U.P — One of those! H., April 27. (U.R)-—The jury holding man is sent to prison by the law; sidered President Hoover's spokes­ "The economic safety of the re­masterful performances that gave heaven," and will recall Richard f By THOMAS L. STOKES, ,the fate of four white persons ac- and very, very often, the ugllty es­ man in the investigation, had not public," he said, "depends upon the him the reputation of being the' Whitney, president of the exchange, : Unite- Press Stiff Co-respondent • cused of the second degree murder cape entirely because of the law'6 been named to the inner council. joint financial -stability of all our greatest showman of tiie American for further questioning. Chairman WASHINGTON. April 27. (U.P> — of Joseph Kahahawai. halfcaste and peculiarities. governments. That stability is to bar came today from rugged, old I Peter Norbeck said today. Instead. Norbeck chose Senator Opponents of a federal salary cut asserted assaulter of the wife of a be attained not alone by the finan­ Clarence Darrow as he exhorted a '"These fellows like Mr. Whitney Townsend, Repn., Del., for the fifth won a decisive victory tonight when naval officer, was locked up for the CROSS ARMS place on the strategy board. GENEVA. April 27. (U.2*-—Japan to­ cial integrity of the federal govern­ jury not to penalize four persons night at 10 p. tn. In one state where crime was came down here and told us that day accepted the League of Na­ the house exempted all employes Wall street was a second heaven Commenting on testimony by Rep. ment. It lies equally in the finan­ ' accused of second degree murder rampant and it had been found tions secretariat that it accept the with salaries of less than $2,500 from After deliberating a little over an and as near perfect as it could be F. W. LaGuardia. Repn., N. Y.. be­ cial integrity of every state, county in an "honor slaying." necessary to resort frequently to proposed compromise on plans for and municipal government." the 11 per cent wage reduction in 'hour the jury was taken to dinner made," Norbeck said. fore the committee yesterday to the Every pose he ever used in his the omnibus economy bill. I at 5:40 p. m. '8:10 p. m.. P. S. T.i lynch law. It is related that a tele­ effect that a publicity man named a truce agreement in the Shanghai "Gentlemen." he said, "the pur­ 50 years as "counsel for the de­ "The first witness we called after This reduced from $67,302,000 to and returned an hour later to re­ graph company was roundly con­ "Newton Plummer'' had distributed warfare. pose of my address is to express a fense" was brought into play on Mr. Whitney ruined his testimony $12,000,000 the amount of salary re­ sume deliberations. demned for building a pole line approximately $286,000 among the The compromise was reached yes­ desire for greater cooperation and the jury of whites, orientals and without cross arms. in five minutes. That witness was ductions provided by the measure, In his Instructions Judge Davis Matt Brush. We had to listen to writers of financial news in return terday at Shanghai, where it was coordination of mutual problems." islanders for those accused of kill­ for favorable publicity about cer­ agreed that all hostilities would ing Joseph Kahahawai. a half-caste and cut from $200,000,000 to $145,- said they might return any one of PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES the others, but we knew better. The The President then told the gov- 000.000 the total savings to be ef­ three verdicts against those charged worst things we suspected are grad­ tain stocks, Norbeck said: cease. Japanese troops would with­ who assertedly led a gang assault Already there are candidates duly I ernors they we**e spending too much fected by the bill. with shooting Kahahawai to avenge ually developing now." "I beliece Plummer is a piker draw to the international settlement , on Mrs. Thalia Massie. attractive' nominated for President and Vice j money—that the federal govern­ assaults upon Mrs. Thalia Fortescue Norbeck made this statement after compared with what will be shown and Chinese would not advance wife of a naval officer. Rep. Fred Britten. Repn.. 111., in- President. ment was in the same fix and open troc.uced the amendment which, in Massie. the newly named "board of strategy" later." from thcir present positions outside jto the same criticism, but that it He raged, he stormed, he thun­ At Omaha yesterday the Farmer- the city. dered and threatened as he de­ addition to exempting all employes H.> said the defendants, Mrs. Mas­ was also up to the state, county and With salaries of $2,500. also permits Labor party nominated Col. Frank The League of Nations committee manded freedom instead of 20 years sie's husband. Lt. Thomas H. Mas­ j municipal governments to find out an initial exemption of $2,500 on E. Webb of San Francisco for Pres­ of 19 will further consider the to life imprisonment for the de­ sie. her mother. Mrs. Grace For­ j why they were spending more money higher salaries before application of ident and Oeneral Jacob S. Coxey Shanghai situation in an effort to fendants. -Mrs. Massie's husband, tescue, and A. O. Jones and E. J. WILL REOPEN | than ever before in the history of the 11 per cent pay cut provided in of Massilion, Ohio, for Vice Presi­ achieve a final agreement on the the country, and reduce costs. Lt. Thomas H. Massie. her mother, Lord, enlisted seamen, might be dent. Mrs. Grace Fortescue, and two sea- , tho original bill. found guilty of second degree mur­ L truce scheme. The President declared that gov­ Oen. Coxey wa.s thc leader of MYSTERY men, A. O. Jones and E. J. Lord. Thus the amendment will reduce der, as charged, of manslaughter, ernment had come to cost 20 per "Place human pity above the law," the amount by which salaries of or that they might be acquitted. "Coxey's Army" nearly 40 years ago HARBIN. Manchuria, Aprli 27. cent of the nation's annual income. Darrow shouted, hi.s fists flailing congressmen are cut by the bill. Mrs. Massie. in court for only the and has been candidate for pres­ —Thc Manchukuo police issued He said that was entirely too much the air. "Free a tortured husband,; Under its terms a congressman's second time since the trial opened, ident on some kind of a ticket ever CASE a formal statement today charging and that it was time to follow the since. BITTER FIGHT the Soviet government with foment­ a tortured mother and two seamen $10,000 a year salary will be cut broke out in hysterical weeping while example of business and "overhaul Which shows what too much HONOLULU, T. H.. April 27. (OB ing the recent terrorist plots against who were faithful to those they j only $825. Earlier in the day theth e judge read the instructions. the methods and practices of gov­ loved. newspaper publicity will do to a Possibility that the two-year-old Japanese and Manchurian govern­ house on a test vote defeated an It was at a time when Judge Davis ernment." "I tell you Massie's brain crack- \ man. mystery of the death of Mrs. Marion ment interests in northern Man­ amendment to reduce congressional said the fact she assertedly had been ITO POORHOl'SE I ed under the strain," he thundered Just why anyone should seek to Sevier may bc reopened was seen churia. salaries $1,000 a year. assaulted by Kahahawai could no' AGIST Otherwise, he intimated the na-another time. "Any man's would honor Coxey is not quite clear, lo­ here today after the territorial su­ The police allege that the rail­ The vote on Britten's amendment be considered by the jury as justifi­ Uion wa* headed for the poorhouse. have under similar conditions. Hc was 173 to 148 and represented tlie calise his "Army" accomplished preme court ruled her body could road dynamite plots and other out­ The President asserted in no un- cation for slaying of Kahawai. nothing except to encourage a lot be exhumed for a second autopsy. rages had been fomented by the i wasn't sane when he shot Kaha­ second smashing defeat of the day j certain terms that the state govern­ hawai." for the democratic leadership by a She was able to control herseil of half starved men to hike across Mr.s. Sevier, heiress to the $700,- Soviets through Soviet employes on ments were putting a tax cn real only with the greatest difficulty. tlie country in a movement which PARTY the Chinese Eastern railroad. "If you want to send Mr.s. Fortes­ rebellious coalition of democrats and 000 estate of her mother, died here J estate "wholly out of proportion to cue to prison, it's easy," he said republicans. It was considered a As soon a-r the jury ritircd. the brought misery and distress. August 27. 1928. The fortune wont that upon other forms of property By GEORGE MacDONAGH again, almost sobbing. "She only bad omen for other provisions of the judge ordered the courtroom cleared to her husband, Col. Granville Se- and income." i did what any other mother would [ bill. of all save newspapermen. He said SOME ENCOURAGEMENT l'nited Press Correspondent \ ler. There is some reason to feel en­ OFFICER SHOOTS "There can be no farm relief more do. She came to aid the daughter \ he did this as a precaution agains: couraged in the belief that the DUBLIN, April 27. (U.R'—Striking I Her brother, Ralph L. Shain- j j needed today," he said, "than tax t she had borne. Gentlemen of the : any outbreak. swiftly after an unexpected defeat | waldt. created a furor in civil and FLEEING SUSPECT [relief, for I believe it can be dem­ jury. I repeat, if you want to send MAUDE FRAZIER Lindbergh baby will be returned In his instructions. Judge Da\ Is for the cabinet, William T. Cos-j army circles when he came here onstrated that the tax burden upon ' that mother to prison vou can do i ity has been partly turned away pointed out that the "not guilty by grove led a bitter and impassioned J when he came here two years ago Joe Paxton of the Molly Mae i the farmer today exceeds the burjit.*- * | RE-ELECTED TO from Hopewell, it is possible for Col. hotel was shot by Officer Dot Smith reason of insanity" could apply onlv opposition party aUack tonight on and demanded that the body be jden upon other groups." safely to his parents. yesterday afternoon when he failed "Go to it." he added, pausing and H. S. FACULTY to Lt. Massie since he was the only the government bill by which Pres­ exhumed. He said he believed she Now that the limelight of public- to stop when Smith commanded Hoover said it was no use "hiding turning to point, 'Tit's easy for there one that entered such a plea. Lindbergh to open negotiations ident Eamon De Valera hopes to had been poisoned. him to halt. The bullet wound was our heads in tlie sand by borrowing i she sits." Members of the board of education abolish the oath of allegiance to the to cover current government ex­ i Darrow concluded his address with Kc also brought out that the jury with suspects without having them superficial and there is no danger unanimously re-elected Maude Fra­ must be convinced in case of find­ frightened away by the news British crown. of serious complications penses," and then gave an outline jan appeal for the jury to put aside; zier to the office of superintendent of how he would curtail expenses. | race prejudice in deciding this de- j ing an insanity verdict that then* hounds. The De Valera policy would doom CLARA BOW WILL Las Vegas police have been on of the Las Vegas schools yesterday. j cidedly racial trial. was no intent to commit a crime. At any rate there ls some renewed the hopes of all Irishmen ever to the lookout for Paxton for some She has held this office for the past activity which is taken as a favor­ reunite the nation, Cosgrave de­ MAKE NEW START "I never knew the meaning of a five years and has shown a marked "You are instructed." Judge Davr.-s months. On at least two occasions HARMON LEAVES : able omen. clared in appealing for a friendly I feeling against any race." he said. degree of efficiency in handling the read, "that regardless of whe*. he ha.s escaped alter having been you find Massie was insane when the conciliation with Britain in the con­ HOLLYWOOD. April 27. (U.R) - placed linder aires:. He is an al­ TO FIGHT APPEAL "I defy anyone to show tiiat I did.'- post. The contract tendered Miss troversy over the oath. Clara Bow. who us<*d to be one of I think the people of the Pacific is- ' Frazier yesterday was for > period shot was fired, to find him ir > leged procurer for women of the guilty on that plea you mus: tei Cosgrave led the attack on the tlie most phenomenal box office atr restricted district and, police claim, Hurley A. Hannon, fiery district lands must learn to lure peace of lour years. FLOWERS DROPS I Otherwise the Pacific will run red certain there was no intent to com­ bill, which he described as "the tractions in motion picture history, a petty sneak thief. attorney of Clark county, left yes­ Mildred Scott and Isabelle Cuddy will return to the screen to play | with the blood of man. mit the shooting before he became MANNACTCHARGE greatest piece of political chicanery After his arrest a woman, who terday morning fcr Carson City, Blackman of the high school faculty tnasne." ever introduced in the dail." He the leading role in "Call Her Sav­ asked that her name be withheld. where he will endeavor to exact the "I have no feeling against those tendered their resignations to the United States Commissioner W. J. moved an amendment asking for re­ age." appeared at the police station and death penalty from John Hall, mur­ i that assaulted Mrs. Massie because board and were accepted. Goldeen The defense noted numerous ex­ Flowers received a' letter from jection pending an agreement with The story concerns a girl of mix­ stated that the man had left a large derer of Jack O'Brien, his erst­ j of their race. I am a Caucasian but Wist. Pauline Wren. Amy Earl and ceptions to the instructions of Judge United States Attorney George A. Britain to settle the dispute. ed blood strains whose emotions af­ suitcase at her home, and asked while partner. I that means nothing. The jails are Marion Earl, grammar school teach­ Davis. Whitely yesterday morning asking fect the lives of herself and numer­ that police take it into custody as Hall was convicted of first decree | full of Caucasians with whom we er.-., also resigned. Most of the As tlie jury retired to its delib­ Mini, changes of violation of tlie LONDON, April 27. (U.R) — Theou s men. Production will be start­ it possibly contained stolen goods. murder in the district coun of Judge can li\e. It i.s full of them even young teachers will be married dur­ erations, the defendants were taken | in Chicago. Mann act against Halbert E. Adams house of commons, by a vote of 294 ed at Fox studio within a few weeks. Officers had received a tip that William E. Orr, last fall. Counsel for ing the summer and therefore will to a downtown hotel and Lois Payne be dropped. to 6, today refused to permit the Paxton could be found at tlie hotel, thc condemned man filed an appeal "I put this case above race and no- be eligible for positions on the 1 nationality, i ask everyone in this Adams and Miss Payne havc been Laborite, John McGovern, to intro­ and Smith wa.s assigned to bring shortly after the death sentence was 1 faculty next year. held for several weeks after a hear­ duce his bill to make the oath of him in. When lie saw the police­ pronounced. jury box to forget everything but New elections to the high school CALIFORNIA GIRL ] the human angle. Please considt r ing before Commissioner Flowers, allegiance to the crown a voluntary man approach, Paxton started to Louis Cohen, attorney for the de- faculty to till the vacancies were JAMES SADLER ; the terrible mishaps of thi.s family who held them for an appearance duty of members of the British par­ KILLED IN WRECK run and was only stopped after the : fense, also went to Carson City to Mist Ulis Newton and Harvey Don­ and understand them." before the federal court. liament rather than a compulsory officer opened fire. I carry cn thr. fight for a commuta­ dero Howard Wasden, Erma Jones. TAKES BRIDE Darrow was in tears as he closed Since coming to Las Vegas, both duty. BATTLE MOUNTAIN. Nev., April Chief of Police Clay Williams put tion of the sentence. He maintains Nellie Earl, and Mabel Sant were j this final address His voice had Evelyn Matthews of Panaca be­ of thc defendants have received di­ McGovern argued that the com­ 27. (U.R! — Miss Marion Anderson. the man through a severe grilling ; that the evidence presented to the selected to fill the vacancies on the came the bride of James Sadler, vorce decrees and were recently manager of a Berki ley, Calif., de­ as to his activities in the Las Vegas I jury did not warrant a verdict car-i lost all its fire. He looked like a grammar school roster. pulsory oath is contrary to demo­ j tired old man. popular Vegan, on Easter 8unda] married by Reverend Reynolds, pas­ cratic thought. partment store, was killed instantly area in recent weeks, but nothing i rying a sentence of death. Ulis Newton LS a sister of Raby J. in her home town, it was revealed tor of the Las Vegas Methodist 15 miles east of here today when of definite value was ascertained. "I would like to think, gentlemen Newt an. who was vice-principal of Defenders of the oath declared it j of the jury, that I had done a small yesterday when the young e church. the automobile in which sbe and According to people who are ac­ SETS NEW RECORD the high school for two years. How- returned to this city. was a symbolic necessity and "thetw o sisters were riding overturned. I BRISBANE, Australia, Thursday. I part in bringing peace and justice arU Wasden is now teaching in Lin­ only legal link which remains to quainted with the man, he hid out Justice of the Peace Frank M VISITING HERE June Anderson, one of the sis­ ' April 28. (U.R'—C. W. A. Scott, known j to these islands," he said. coln county. He attended the Uni­ connect the members of the empire. in the southern Utali region for Ryan performed the ceremony. Mrs. Alice Alter and Mrs. Ada ters, received a broken arm. The i as the "Lone Australian Flier." set He picked up his papers and walk- versity of Nevada, where he won the No self-respecting dominion would several months before he dared re­ They will make their home in Laa Reardon of Redondo, Calif., arrived other, Lucille Anderson, who was r a new record for flying from Eng­ j ed to a seat. Mrs. Massie was weep- Rotary club scholarship. think of removing it." turn to this city. Vegas, where Sadler has been em­ in Las Vegas Tuesday for a visit driving, escaped injury. land to Australia when he landed i ing. Mrs. Fortescue go: up and The board re-elected E. F. Chase, j walked over and shook hands with ployed by the Oasis cafe for a num­ with thcir parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. OMAHA. Neb.. April 27 COB—Col. | his airplane at Port Darwin at 10:19 popular teacher who has been a ber of years. E. Lake, sr. RETURNS HOME KENTUCKY ENDORSES HOOVER Frank Elbridge Webb of San Fran­ j a. m. today. the veteran barrister. member of the grammar school fac­ Mrs. W. G. Franklin has returned LOUISVILLE, Ky.. April 27. (U.R) cisco, and Gen. Jacob S. Covey of Scott made tiie flight from Lon- When Darrow finished there re­ ulty for more than two vears. GO TO CARSON to her home in North Dakota after —Kentucky Republicans in state Massilon, O., tonight were nominat­ I don in 8 days. 20 hours. 13 minutes, mained only the final argument of TO LOS ANGELES Mrs. Harley A. Harmon left yes­ spending the winter in Las Vegas convention today unanimously en­ ed presidential and vice-presidential 19 seconds, bettering the previous Prosecutor John Kelley and the in­ TO LOS ANGELES J. Jacommlnl and A. T. Chapman terday by automobile for Carson witn ner sister, Miss Margaret High­ dorsed President Hoover and Vice candidates of the Farmer-Labor I record of C. A. Butler by approxi­ struction of Judge Charles Davis Art Candee. used car dealer, left left yesterday for a two weeks' Visll party. City and Reno for a few days' visit land President Curtis for renotnination. mately 5 hours. 14 minutes. (Continued ou I'n*, Six) for Los Angeles by plane yesterday. III Lo*> Angeles.

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Chicago Itary lateral **«*wer llh**_ coinplcfr nl' 111 sl pul.II. .1. nm ••!' 1 liiis nol ir. Smith vs. Rcosevel; bout was i .ith manholoa, laifipholt's, wye WII.1.1 \.\| .1 WAI.I.ACI* Charles E. Miller. Times Building. New York Citv ing Its decision ka the primaries on hrancheti and apptirtvnancra in ami fuu. A|i . tS, 29, 30; May I, 3 PACIFIC COAST REPRESENTATIVES AprC .'ti. i date scheduled to settle ISA til'- lirri'ss;nv Streets, .1*1-11- Stypes-Allison. Inc., 306 Sharon Bldg.. San Francisco: 911 Western la similar rentes: Involving the two 11.s. ;;iii-\s. easements and lut--. MII 11 1: or •>i:'i"i'!,i-:tu:\T ae making connection "srltti the publln ri\ti, vi iiu vi \M> m:\itiM: faclflc Bldg.. Los Angeles, and 224 Security Building. Portland. Ore in Per.n-.ylvr.nia. s. wer, to serve the lots nn : lands i*i:rriio> roa ins 11:1111 1 ION. • n In aced in th" s.init.t 1 \ 1 ..ui 1 .ii s. M er I »ist 1 i.i Nn. 1 In 1 .-in.; \... M|| A NEW TKANSLVTION' di*l**-nated and in accordance1 with FOREIGN COPPER On the very day Sir,:".;*, made tin- plats, dlaRrams and estimates In Iln- irirlilll .Imlici.-il IMstrlel I nurl known hi fpart, as I- cosl ,n eparcil under the direct Ion • il Hie State or NI-MI.I.I. in anil for "T said Board ol Cit* Commission Ihi- loniitri of I'l-'.rk. T'HE MINING industry of the west nev€ev yet anyhow, from r.;s passive role • .i.i.iur iii . ml ..11 file in I he offlce as to his own candidacy. Governor of tin t'ltj i'ii rk for public exam- in tin- Matt, i- ..1 1 tui Kstate of A Roosevelt, supposed target oi Wend itinti.Mt. Bald district embi faced a crisis more serious than thia t • • : 1 ..in pieces mi! parcels of lanil M \l:V ANN IIII'KS.IN. Bl a.s.-il Al's verbal Mast, was borne again ti.l within the corporate limits rrom his St. Paul adventures of y; iii City nt' I.ns fetfaA, and com­ Ni.ii.-.- is hereby Klven thai Prank which now confronts it. prises tin- lnls. blocks and portions M.N.nni.-. Jr., the Administrator of And what was Mr. Roosevelt do- eof, ami lands, as described as lh' Kstate nf Itary Ann lllckson, in*:? He was rep ating, almost vord .deceased, has rendered and present- In the Belgian Congo and in Rhodesia in I'MIII VS. to-Wil : i ed for sell lement, ami lil.-.l in sai.l for word, tha*. bit about thc forgot­ in 11. r. ... M. \.i.nii»ii * "•••iii iiis lirst ami /in ,1 acconnl of South Africa and in Chile, South America, ten economic tinder dor* to which I...ts I in :• Incl . Block I : l."ts I hi** administration of said estate; Mr Bmlth was .-.'.:eaed to have taken to C Incl., Block 16; lnls 1 to I Incl . and als.. Iiis I'ulltioii for Distribu­ are vast deposits of copper ore which may be Block 17: I.as _ to 8 Incl.. Block :'•- tion ur sai.l „state; ami lhal Friday, such violent exception. lu Valleji \ lew \ii.iu...n ' "i" tit li • 0 Mav, 1932, al ten Bui ther? wes this difference. The, l.i-ts :, and ir. Block I . lots I lo fi easily and cheaply worked with the native la­ iml. Block I.".: lots I tu 11. Incl., o'clock a. ni.. at Hi.- Courtroom "i Roosevelt idea had now to be trans­ sari Courl tit tlie Court) se in lh.- II I. B. fit* .'i i.as Veaas, 1*1.ok County, bor, and the product shipped to the United lated jn the liaht of hi.- conciliator}'] In .irit-ii.-il 'l'o-\ nsili- of I.ns Vewas, Nevada, has been ii\..l as tbe lime attitude at St. Paul. All of Block 2 lo :::: Inel. un I place Cn- Ihe setll nl of sai.] States market and sold cheaper than it is pos­ Thus viewed, it would seem th,** In l.r-'iii.l t ie%% A llll i I ion a.-.-i'iiiii ami hearing sai.l petition All of Block I. for distribution, at which lime and Mr Smith found m it r.o; sufflcient In I'ark "I'ii-***. \ililil inn. pl.ni an. person iiiti-i .-si.'.l in said sible for the most favorable of our American hint of demagoguery to can.-*- him, Lots IT I.. ."I iml . Block I r Trncl le maj a|i|i.-ai- ami sliow i-aiis. to doff his coat and vc*-; for a fm- of laud 1 in feel lij run feel al why iln ai-i-i nm should nol Ira al­ mines to do. northeast corner of .Main and St. u- low . il. approved and conllntied. l-h fight, otherwise B ston probabl} ari Btreets and west of l«ots 17 In Notice Is further aiven: 1'iia.i said would have seen ar.d beard Al rr 1 incl . Block I : Lots !> lo ::" Incl. Those who own the great foreign deposits Block -J: Tract of land 1 I" rei I lo Acctnml is for final s.-l 11. niciit and Smith. _• 11 • • feel \i.isl i.r lots -•• tn 32 in.rl.. Ibe sai.l islati- is ready for ilislrl naturally oppose the proposition to place cop­ For the moment Friend Al seemed Bloek ! billion ami mi I'nnli rinat 1-ni nl' saiil In l-".*lir\ ivn V.l.lil ion. lit .11 account. linal dlsl 1 il.nt ion of not to have completely scorned, 1 per again on the protected list. Refined cop­ AM of Blocks I, •-'. ::. •'•. 5. 7. s. 9, 111 sai- estate Will !•-• hull. Friend Frank's bid for at leas: a ni.il 11. I lated: This I Ilk dav of April, per for 44 years prior to 1894 was protected truce between them. lu I.mill's Ailililion. 1932. These mus; be difficult nay.-, for All * f Blo<*k-i I, '-'. rr. 7. Ifi, 17. I*- WM I.. S.'. i'1'l". Clerk. and l'.'r l.ois I In 7 Incl slid l"i IS, is. nl 1 I'.' I ...1..iiu Keeler. Deputy. by a tariff of five cents per pound maximum. a man of Al Smith's temperament. Block !•: I.nIs I In 7 in.l. alld l-"l I'uti Apr. IS In .Ma\- B, 1932. incl He ci;d no: arrive at the top of Ins 16, Block 20. MIIM I". >*•'••.''' In s.,,1 il. tiiiiiiimi. Since 1894 foreign copper producers, with political partv heap by a passive at-. ''*£*"'•A - PM by M-tropoMI-n V*-"****-*-* **»Miir» Ptmrt. ln- (...Is A I.. S im I.; all "f Blocks I Bj .nl r.i ... 1 h,. pro*, isimis of I In- ***' * - ';,-,. -. ir nidi lows "f tlie United Stalls nf Amer titude. •'>' I.i :: 1 Incl the use of labor paid less than ten cents per 1 :* . • - - •' le.: K. , .-linn*.; I he disposil i..n of If there ever was a political lij-ht- in Hankhas .-MHtoa. il im.in Tly liellll" nf tin i|i ling man, Smith fills thai bill. Yet' .MI ni Block A; ail of in... i, I; day, have lieen shipping a vast amount of l.i.iv 1 I,, in iml ami Nuts :rr: to 111 praised value n( J50(1 or less, as !>••- 'he ha.s elected to sil aim ral silent in "I just wanted a bucketful for my rock garden." Incl., Block 2; all of Block B: IOIH im, sulijccl t" forfi Ifcurv under the n poetical clash, probably fo*.* the provisions ni ilie internal revenue copper into the American market and inci­ !:* to T.2 Incl., Block ''•: 1-ols 1L" t.. is laws nf the l'nited Stales, notice lirsr ime :n hi.s lite. nel.i .. BloeBlock S;; Triangula"i'i i.i 11 *.*. ii Ir ; i 1trai 1 racl l mo f . , .:,,,'.• , ','• , , dentally developing their properties to the No wonder be boUcd over at th. PROCEEDINGS IN laml at northeas ner of Carson ",'',' " '"""""''' Published as IN I>I_1_ MEKTZ IS K ,,MC l r,y a> Jefferson day doings ;s an.l Seventh Streets und ndjoiiiini* V' ,i".,",i- ; m , " '} * point where our domestic mines can no long­ •t Block 13in. War-liBuck'se Sill-division\ililiil.-ii. . ' I,n : ' ms" ' helm'-1"*11 '"'"Interpose" ''l*',d 11" ama'"i" "" DISTRICT COURT SOlKvHT HERE All of Lols A t" 11 Incl .ri i" 'iilr grh en « iilirn the 1 Ime above er compete. The market has been over­ GLEE FOR TMK O. «). V. WEDNESDAY . Blocks ri tn 6 Incl : Lota S to 1 sp rilled, action is hereby Riven, as Nor is the end in sight. Re-pub--' \p j| j, 1932 pn vill. il under Section :ir;ii. Revised r m c A request was received yesterday|inei.. in... u 7; ail of Blocks 10 t Statutes nf the Cnlte-1 States, thai stocked and the price depressed to a point cans of note hailed that affair with Hcn Wm E 0l,. ,y.^r,im, bj i'ue Aye. from Mrs. Gertrude j 3:: m.i. al len o'clock a. in. on Mav 18, 19S2. KrU I *.'. ill si II at public ain-t mii for cash shouts oi glee. Director Lucas ofl - IN C Mcrtz, of c.ui Junction, Missouri, t ,.lK'" ""'F "^"''''nT'"' all n below the cost of operating mines in the Ha M 'I at lleclumation camp, Boulder City, the Republican national committee: *-- Johnson vs. Alfred P. iis tance In locating her hu*-: in,.,' u '< 1. 2', :'•'. R! l't i.nts • to 1Nevada , the following automobile Jctaaon Guv E ; t 1 United States. remarked in Washtagton that denio-1 •*"**' '- attorney r,> United Pre-w band, Del Mertz, who was last heard hui., pibck 1:1: ail of Blocks 11 1 KI ... .1 al r lm I '"iy ranch near Mo- crats were picturing the national f0: Plaintiff. Case -':; fw trial ol in Las Vegas. ' ','JJ' •i .-r llelahls \iliiiii..ii. '•"'••• Nevada: Marmon sedan. En- M.wn; n N deficit as a "Hoover deficit" to eon-j*-*•*•••' A'Pril -8 Mertz is described as being six ,\|* 1 iiliH-ks 1 to s Incl . all of "" ' " ISS74. I nllfornis limns. There is a battle of gigantic interests in­ Finance committee continued the 11 to 15 Incl; all of Block** 2-»f-2o-t« W. ll WAL-KtSR. Prohi- ce.ii their own "family brawl." 1 Rachel Stimler vs. Gerald D. feet trill, weighs 196 pounds, haa-Bloc2 k i 1 ting ol tax measure, defeating - . ; • br0„.u .,ves He wasl - *° -'' '"' liltlon Administrator, by Oeo. W volved in the fight for a copper tariff. That republican .sage from Em- i Stimler. Roper Foley, attorney for an amendment by Senator Couzens, Diacf n,m .ma oim.n eyes, m was ,_ „„„,,„.,. ,,, ,,;,„,. Brady, Deputy Administrator, Dla- K v ill trie! No. I I. It. im. Nevada. Dated ,poria, Kansas. William Allen White, plaintiff. Decree entered, ... ,. -,, .. ,-..., „. .,,.., .,,_ employed by the Lewis Construction n of Blocks t to is incl - ould lla A April 28, 1932. Pub. Apr. 28, P.' ;:;. On the one hand are those who own the hailed Mr. Smith as a "republican! _~ t]1e Matter oi the Estate of .;' ?L company last Julv. when he last was Blocks 20 to ••:: incl. d ine* taxc: iii communication with his wife. H I'nrk Place Ailililion. asset" and the Smith anti-dema-; Marv Eteaoeth Gibson, deceased, MM level All nl" l.nts A to N Incl. nn.l SUb- African and South American copper de­ Anyone knowing his whereabouts' livisioiis Of sa Ml.'. TKLMIMIONE IsT jgegue speech as "the first ray of.Noliinci and ji0iand, attorneys for Joi - 8 . Atlanta, cia.. . The rorcf-roin*- descriptions in- hope we republicans have had since Wallace Frehner" Chm-les Lee For SWOm in tO succeed the lat,,.e, i_,s _requeste i,____ d „„..,to communicat„ -.e -__flcludwitli c all subdivisions and re-subdi- posits.. They today are fighting at Washing­ 1928 0 D sev. attorney fcr administratrix William J. Harris " Mrs Mertz. Route 2. Box 31. Carl .visions ui the property set forth as BAIR To accept all this in "u--sn-ith-' g - p * account and or- Beard ol strategy ol banking and junction. Missouri, or leave informa- | ssmwn in tiie records of the I'minty ton to prevent placing a tariff on copper. K ar na on ina It' .-order of Clark County, Nevada. silence must have been ~eryf|-er of thc court re same. currency committee decided to te- tion with The Age That all the ensts and expense of They will reap vast riches if permitted to hard on Friend AI. T. A. Wells et ux. vs. C. \V. Huck. call Richard Whitney, head 01 New construetln** said sanitary lateral KI v. i-i- lines Is to be defrayed by et al. T. A. WelLs. attorney for York stock exchange, for further special assessment to be made ac­ market their product freely in this country. plaintifl: C. D. Breeze, attorney for & Taylor, attorneys fcr defendant. questioning, cording to benefits upon the taxable defendants. Motion to relax and ° HOUSE lots and p semises situate in the On the other hand are the producers of Demurrer ordered ofl calendar. a ial assessment district above MANHATTAN settle cms continued to 3 p. m. Secretary of Treasury Ogden L. . ribed, except v\ here by : he this date. Pearl Crisp vs. Harvey Crisp. domestic copper, fighting to be permitted to Thos. s. Salter, attorney ior plain­ Mills and Governor Eugene Meyer 1 :> rl -i- of t he 1 'ir y of i.as v.-^.e Blanche Ragsdale, administratrix of the federal reserve board con­ certain portions are required to be MIRRORS tiff. Decree ol divorce granted. em retain the fruits of many years of enterprise ol the es-ate oi A. M. Whiteside, de- demned soldier bonus bill before the ^.lt, as. I ceased vs. J. T. Ullom. Thos. P. Rag­ Walter T. Apriei vs. Louise K. Ap- % _ pel. Ham fc Taylor, attorneys forway s and means committee. The Board of Commissioners ot and labor, and the people of those districts sdale, attorney lor plaintiff Rules committee reported a rule and tossed it around." he said, ignore the animal act of daring < It is possible that the mines of Ely may be "Then some fleas, harnessed to a civde Beattv. ancl vet go wild over _• A utomotivez Transfer & =// wagon, hauled it around. There a horse act. permanently closed unless some protection is were some colored things thcy said Electricians £"---W--V.V_*_%V_VW-V\-V^^ afforded domestic copper. were dresses. The fleas put them on COMPM'.TF. STOCK Taxi Co. and they kind ol danced around to if 5 Las Vegas Tent, Awning & Leather Co. •• The same thing is true of the mines of to the music of a music box. Then FRATERNAL \tr. KEPAIK ANI> SERVICE PHONES £ .I.IOHN KEEL. I'rop. NORTH MAIN STREET there was Doralinda. one of the ANYTHING ELECTRICAL Ollin* 117; NiRlil 10: Res. :,1?, Jerome, Bisbee and Douglas, Arizona. Un­ fleas —" ON AUTOS, TRUCKS, J" ROLL DICK—All. WIDTH AND WEIGHT less copper mining is given protection "How wa.s she. or it. dressed?" NOTICES TRACTORS and ELECTRIC 9 Fremont St. •J Vmi Will Need an Awning—See I's. Wc Have asked counsel for the association. LIGHT PLANTS . . . against the pauper-mined copper of Africa in an eager endeavor to prove that DAY ANI» NIGHT TAXI £ All Colors of Awning Cloth the fleas were on a cultural level VEGAS LODGE, NO. :'.2 \ and South America, those cities will become with Billy Minsk;,'s burlesque girls. F. & A. M. 1.1 NORTH MAIN rhooe 17t 5 TENTS—All Sizes CAMP FURNITURE "ghost cities," sinking into oblivion and car- "She wore a sort of gold-colored Stated Communicatlons •vvv--a-•_-•_^rV^-v-•-V--^.•-"-,,-•-•-^r_«w bathrobe with black stocks and high first Monday of ^ach i TOPPING & UPHOLSTERING heels." Ryan said solemnly. ryng down the hopes of the thousands who -lonth at Masonic Hall •• Concession Tent—11x22. with I'Viime A ) 7:C0 p. m. have heretofore been dependent upon the Last year, when thc big-lipped wo­ Special Communication, work Tasty Food ? ('ovcrnnient «)\ll Tents, li Ft. Willi, 11 Oz. men of the Ubangi tribe came to requiring, as announced .;'.ch Radiators copper ndustry. New York for their first glimpse month. Visiting brothers art vv_«_v_v_w\*ruv-WAV_***_*^^ of civilization, only one of the city's CI.EANEO IOC IOB-OI U0K30 wetexetm, REI'AlltEII n ao-nbcsssB--. Not alone the mining districts, but some institutions attracted their atten­ Visit ini: brethren needing ex- Quickly Prepared of the normally busy industrial cities where tion. They peeped shyly at the ele­ amina.ti >n will pleaM be im RECUSED BOULDER CITY STAGES vated railroad, turned away, unin­ hand at 7 o'clock sharp. copper is manufactured into its countless terested, from the movies, and were . PRED 11. CALL-MAN, W. M For Busy People Seven Round Trips Daily yVV_%iV^_V\AW-r_V-VVVW%rV»--- Claude Haff, Secretary. Leave Las Vagal Leave Boulder L'ity forms for the use of the human race, will lan- 8th. St. Garage 3:00 .-1.111.-8:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m. 1:15 a.m. - 7:00 a.m. - !>:.""(| a.m YOU CAN GET 5 quish in misery and finally crumble into the J,;is Vegas l«adge, N«. 11 (is Ktii st. ni i ninimt nana «e« 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.- 0:00 p.m. 11:110 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - *5:30 p.m. 0 H. P. (). E. i:':00 AlidnieUt C:li Pi". - 10:00 p.m. O dust of blasted hopes. BETTER MEALS 5 Meets every Tliursday i-venlii** LAKE. Ili< Radiator Man •Daily Exi-opt Saturday & Sundav AT at 7:30. Club room*; open rr >m EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 21, 1932 It is another terrible responsibility which 11:00 a. m to 13 p. m VmltinK FOUNTAIN St'iiool (hililri'ii Rus Extra Low Fares brothers corriially welcomed. IMFKJUAL SEDAN CADILLACS LEAVE DAILY EXCEI'T those representing the nation at Washing­ SUNDAY FOR BEATTY, GOLDFIELD. TONOPAH, \ THE OASIS FRED M. STOLLER, Exalted Ruler RENO, SACRAMENTO AND SAN FRANCISCO ton must face and settle one way or the other. Bllll MAIKK'S .' PAT GALLAGHER, Secretary O And on their decision depends the homes STUDY LAW LUNCHES Nevada Motor Transport Co., Ltd. n Women Cooks $ American Legion Auxiliary i TICKET OFFICE—No. 9 FREMONT PHONE 67i o and the fortunes of thousands of worthy SV%^V-i\iV-V1_%V-VVftrt-VV_-_VV AT HOME trsssrs. l>L*-*-t-n——— ft iftl-ini IOI American Legion Auxiliai *, re:u- IO uiar meetings are the firstan d Greater opportunities tlinn American citizens. third Wedneaday! of eaeh ever before; dentil, of LI.B conferred. Qu-ilifics for Nr- POLICE COURT NOTES month, and are hald at the r l.icipal court thi.s morning. The ar­ An:eiicuii Legion hall, at seven vuUa bar examination. Write, W. Bland. D. Bonier and L. M.res t was made in the restricted area. LAS VEGAS thirty p. m. Visitors and eligible call, or telephone for uur free Las Vegas Connelson were fined $20 each when Later F. E. Lindsey was arrested members are welcome. book, "Law Guide and Evi­ ELECTRIC COMPANY, INC. thcy appeared in police court yes­ near the same place for disturbing dence." No obligation. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Low Tuition E;tsy Terms ESTIMATES FREE terday morning to answer to charges tiie peace. LAUNDRY V. F. W. Auxiliary I, \ SALLE Pharmacy of disorderly conduct They were Mr.s. Charles Robinson. 330*. EXTENSION UNIVERSITY North Third street, was arreted by. Meets on Second and Fourth Neale Neon Rainbow Signs unable to pay their fines and were Tuesday, of each month at B WW tteG . Sharpe, Risislrur Officers Mackey and Smith yester-1 FIXTURES - MOTORS - APPLIANCES removed to the city stockade. SERVICE eigtit p. m. m Economy hall. Village Inn Hotel, FOUNTAIN LIGHT LUNCH day afternoon and charged with I IH North First BOB SHIRLEY, Master Electrician A. M. BRUCE, Mer. OlUccr Blacknall arrested E. J.possessio n of intoxicating liquors. PHONE 319 Las Vegas, Nevada Haitz last night on a complaint of She was later released under $100 First at Fremont NIGHT PHONE I_as Veuas Lions Club Name nArnoM-xiO South Second St. 451 assault and battery, complainant bond. Police confiscated nineteen First & Garees Sts. Meets every Monday at 12 noon unnamed. Hertz was released on his bottles of alleged beer, which they at the Hotel Apache. Visiting Ariilrevi own recognition to appear In inu­ found on the premise*-. members are most welcome. THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 28. 1912 UAS VEGAS AGE PAGE THREE

den".- of Bculder City. They have VISITS HERE : a home on Sixth street. Katherine Bcrtone of Los RELIEF SOCIETY tt la Las Vegai ves- WORK WILL CONTINUE HIGHLY PRAISED Ifr. an,! Mr.s W.-n. Kline and J. *-«lay to be the truest of Mrs Fran- A Trenber-. rf Kint*man. Alte., lefl f|Sf"** Cras-Iia of the National hotel Addressing the Relief .society at BOULDER CITY lita meeting Tuesday. Mr. Workly rday for home after • ttott ••* tt* next two weeks. to friends ir. Bouider City. - - , AT FULL FORCE, SAYS : brought a message to the laides, in- i forming them that their society was And News of The Hoover Dam Project Mi and Mrs N. ri Johnson hav '•ouider City and are at (of great assistance in all the work ri from Las Vegaa to Bou: ' Bixtb 'of the church. He also stated that City and are located at 500 Sixth PRESIDENT BECHTEL IMl. and Mrs. Park had kindly of- street. Mrs Ben Weaver, of Prescott, i fered the chapel in their funeral A left for home yesterday ! home for Sunday school and sac- vis:: t.-> her niece Mrs. Fred • IN.HREn WORKED DIES | rament meetings. John C Oray and Mrs. Oray, H. HUty, on Avinrif K. Appropr iation Cut After Workiy'.s interesting talk, ^SEHS, c SEE SC Knov * i* ::. Mrs. KnovvKon and T. N McBride. Six Companies em the regular work as outlined ln the n representatives of the Mrs En;-) Knovl'on. of S.ilt Lake Won't Delay Dam ploy, who sustained a fractured magazine wa.s taken up. Western Pipe <•.* Steal company an* irere sightseeing in Bo i n Crampton is leaving today BUSY LINING DAM TUNNELS for Calexico. California, where he skull and spinal injuries when bl • iii Boulder City making a prelimi­ C.ty and at the HKV r dam Wed- Bq B. r. WOLK '•on with a shipping con- Construction fell from the top of a 30-foo. bulk- , HERMAN LISTED nary Investigation prior to their neaday They are en route to Tfcxa cem Down in Black canyon, between company . ubmittlng bids for a con­ head Monday night, died at thej the river camp and the dam Bite, and Louisiana p rinta SALT LAKE CITY, April 27. Boulder City hospital al 8:30 Wed-I MIXED CARD TO tract 10 supply $10,000,000 worth —Work on Hoover dam is still about AMONG MISSING Six Companies. Inc.. have erected of pentatocka for the dam project. k Johnson of Uvaldi. Texas. nesday evening. what is generally recognized in en­ unlly have frtends in Boulder City. i a year ahead of schedule and is ex-1 Deceased is survived by his wife. is of the party are: C. E pected to be completed within the Great anxiety is being evidenced gineering circles us the last word BRING CROWD Buahnell, L. \v. Delhi, P. L. Bterkel, Who is at Boulder City, and three I at the Six Companies offlce build­ in concrete mixing plants. allotted time despite the $2,000,000 children living in Los Angeles. C. H. Toll. Walter Cate and reduction in appropriations thLs ing since the mysterious disappear­ This huge plant, which Ls daily The fans are all steamed u lis Overton. year, W. A. Bechtel. president of • ance of Herman, the valuable fe­ turning out concrete for lining In ptank Moran i mixed card ton Twenty-two other representativi male .setter owned by W. W. Hock- Six Companeis, Inc., builders of the Senator Reed Smoot regarding ap­ the four main diversion tunnels, will a- Anderson's men hall In Boulder* „• • *,,, Western Pipe -_ Steel earn- immenM project, said in a news­ aday. eventually have a capacity of 4*20 city This masked marvel wbo i pens w-\i arrive next week to sub- paper interview today. propriations for the work. Herman, who has been missing cubic yards of concrete per hour, billed to meet "Bull" Montana ntiatc the upon I bj ' ' • Ut we are no" alarmed because for th»> past two days, was left to according to Norman s. Galiison. been slamming hia wrestlln part- the men making the pr Dr. Elwood Mead, federal recla­ the government has agreed to fur­ the care of Julian Jiminez, house­ director of public and press rela- am around sometl indalous investigation. mation commissioner, en route with nish us with funds sufficient for man of the office dormitory. She tions. [Bulldog Bray is threatening dire • - Bechtel to Washington alter a visit completing the project. was last seen by Jiminez shortly be­ At the present time there ilas a things to Johnny Roth when >the' y t> ——-—AA ~—*Z— T] to the dam site, also expressed his I Ihis project. 1 have found, i.s fore noon on Wednesday. battery of four giant concrete mix-J tangle In the 8-round main evi opinion that the construction would greater than anything at ompled be­ When asked for a description of era Installed, each holding four Die'.: Bryan and Driller Mathis are BOULDE R be completed by 1936 as required fore: even greater than thc Panama the dog, fr.ends of Herman said cubic yards and capable of mixing not on speaking terms. Young by the contract if everything goes c;,,iai. The magnitude of the job she had a brown coat and she was and automatically discharging 70 Huntington and Painless Parke: .in- BRIEFS along as it has in the past. j grows on you as the work progress- very fond of the i-ork sausages serv­ cubic yards of concrete per hour. both confident of winning. Ander- "Although the governgent cut the es. We are now working 3,000 men. ed Bt the mesa ban. Ultimate plans call for the in- son's mess hair Will be taxed to in­ appropriation from $8,000,000 as vot-' "One thing I wan', to sire- A reward has been offered for stallation of two more mixers of pactity. Miss Lettle Oeraghty ol Ely, Nev., ed by the house to $6,000,000." the fact we are not making any Herman's safe' return. :,•• t al the i. une ol bi the same type and size, thi.s when Fran!: Moran Is trying I l I Bechtel said, "work will not bc re-1 changes in our program and ther and sister-in-law, Mr nnd Mrs. tarded in the least a.s i.s shown by that plans are goin1 If Mr. O B. laws will call at the concrete for tho dam proper Is „ut how he is rr ng to take C. E CJeraghty. Mr. Harold J ready to be poured. the crowd. The bonis star; at liOO the fact that wc are just t var they were i by the la lee. he will receive a ol Ely, Nev.. is also • guest In the ahead of our schedule. I will con- j Wat! II H! fnr today only at Plans as developed by the Six p. m. sharp at Anderson's me (ii raght) home. Companies call for erection of two Boulde: fer with government officials and In theater. major concrete plants, a second Mr. and Mr:. J. P. N luertri of which will be known as the high- B . r. Idaho, re urn d to I belr home level plant, will be erected on the HIGHWAY BIDS day alter a week's vl ill at the canyon rim, in the vicinity of Look- • WILL BE OPENED hi me of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baker out Point. at U04 Avenue D. The high-level plant will be used to mix the concrete poured in the ' S. C. Durkee, state highway en­ top portion of the dam. after oper- gineer, announced yesterday that Mrs. T. J. Mooney of Las Ve • ationfl in the canvon have been sus-! bids will be opened in Carson City was visiting and shopping in i: ul- der c,;y pended due to ent'of'on June 15 for completing the sur- Wednesday. water storage. i face of the Las Vegas-Boulder City Mrs. James Davi: Seventh When maximum operation i.s at-(highway. It Is ex etual .;• ' IJ K. - tained at the low-level plant 15 car-'work on the projei: will Immedlatelj dardt ol Cedar City and Mia loads of gravel, each with a capacity follow the opening ol the bids, Butcher oi Sacramento, California, of 30 cubic yards, will be required! A long-wearing, heavy duty, bitu- rhe ladles arrived Wednesday morn­ for every hour of operation in ad- minous surface wil] be laid over the ing dition to 25 carloads of cement. 250 present roadway, marknig the Brsl barrels to the car. every day it is 'highway in the state to carry a sur- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Chipp, for­ in operation. All of the concrete face of thi.s type. mer!] ,.; iris Vegas, are now at 660 in the diversion tunnels and abou! California haa use thia form of Avenue K. Boulder City. two-thirds of the 4 400.000 cubic paving on several state highways yards of concrete to be used in the and the highway commission oi I Guy Norton, ol Oasis, Utah, is vis- dam proper wUl be mixed at thi.s state recommends it highly. A coal Ring al the home ol Mr low-level plant. and Mrs. of gravel, covered with asphalt, will Earl Faulkner on Avenue L. Because of the extremely precipi- be spread over the doadway, then tous canyon walls, the nearest loca- the aimoi* plate, bituminous su Mr. and Mr.s. L. Barren have mov­ tion to the damsite capable of hous- wl** be \a[ri ed in from Railroad pasa and taken ing this structure was 4.000 feet the house at 504 Sixth street. upstream, here where a side ravine enters the main canyon, space Mrs. A. A. Johns, wile ol Senator enough was available to find rock FALLING ROCK ' .: Arizona, tell for home yes­ foundation for the heavy structure terday alter a Visit o her niece, Hock from the tunnels has been Mrs Fred Hlitv of Avenue L. hauled in and an area has been wid­ KILLS WORKER t ened in front of the plant for rail- I Gerald Stoneker and Frank A. road tracks and sidings. i Mb '*' I.vnch. 43. waa killed and Beauchamp, ol Tulsa. Oklahoma, Gravel is received at the plant Carl Vaughn, 35, was seriously in- from the screening plant in Hemen- i *.».»<- spenl Wednesday locking over Boul- way wash by means of railroad cars. jL,-- at 2::;o yesterday morning der City nd the Hoove:- dam oper- It is dumped into a track hopper a large rock heered ofl ••< *• below the level of the ground. Prom portion of the platform of the trim­ I can count m this>. hopper it is fed mechanical.) ming jumbo on which tl ej v Mr. and Mrs. Earl Faulkner havi onto conveyor belts. These belts ire working. movi d fi ii : Filth stree. to thi 42 inches wide and transport the Both men were thn i ie i". ty ne 1^ :.. ..: 656 Avenue L. one...two... three ...four ! gravel-at the rate of 750 tons per feel to the floor of the tunnel, nar­ hour a distance of 518 feet to the rowly ir: sing four othi rs who wi r Murra Mason and family, for top Of the gravel plant, where it ta working directly below them, Ve . .-. are now resl stored in bins, each bin holding 30 carloads. Cement is received at the plant Made by Well-nan's in bulk in box cars. 250 barrels to the car. It ia removed from the cars by suction unloadera which re­ Method — an 1870 semble giant vacuum cleaners, and •. the United Press 1 transported to huge bins on the top of the plant. These bins provide Tobaeco Secret storage for 50 carloads of cement The plant i.s as nearly automatic as it is possible to be constructed. Sand, gravel, cement and water are Cut for Pipes Only weighed automatically and led into 2 the mixers. Witness The specifications for the concrete are extremely rigid, necessitating Big Flakes that Burn the development of batching and weighing equipment considerable in ] YOUR WORLD advance of anything heretofore de- - Slow and Cool signed or built. 3 The plant is so arranged that j concrete may be delivered automa­ CROWS SMALLER tically to either trucks or railroad j Sweet to the End— cars. At present all concrete for tunnel lining is being transported,1 by truck. No Soggy Heel N. S. Galiison, known to news- j 4 paper men as the "Believe it or not.! An intimate knowledge Ripley" of the project.' says that the dam which will be over one- j eighth of a mile high and two city of events in troubled blodka thick at the base, will con- j tain enough concrete to pave a Standard 20 foot highway from San ' China is afforded you Francisco to Chicago, which con- I Crete will have to be poured at the ! rate to cover an average city block through the reports of 18 feet deep every week. PATRICIA PETERS United Press corre­ SUFFERS IN.UKV Patricia Peters, small daughter of spondents. Mr. and Mrs. B. Peters on Avenue: C, is suffering with a badlv bruised ; hand caused from having her hand caught in the wringer of an electric washing machine. Fortunately no bones were crushed or broken. - BOULDER CITY CLASSIFIED I .tcked in a HELP WANTED handy pocket DANCING LESSONS also reducing pouch of heavy exercises; instructions given to foil. Keeps the children and adults. Private or i C Ewlni* Oallov* ay class. Call at 652 Ave. P for in­ Chlrn Men Cate. oute- wall of Peipin-j, China. tobacco better formation. 8f)tf and makes the NOTICE All persons having claims, if anv. price lower. against any contractor or .sub-con­ Hence. • *1 Oc tractor on the F. R. Oottwais job in Boulder City will please present I same immediately to the First State. bank of La.s Vega.s. Their accurate dispatches, filled p08 Taylor Brothers. with color and background, come to you in the columns of

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*)- FOR SAT.F. Oy*>7*Wtm] and adobe I PURSE LOST—Black suede: some- i EQUIPMENT SALE I !mmmmmmm ' _-_--—--i—-a-—-—_•——— blocks, beat tm GATEWAY KOTFL tttt per sJSSitefft ^w^waTJs^^jrSS: EXPECTED SOON PROFESSIONAL CARDS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Lilya, Eleventh and Stewart. geyi personal effects and c,. _, j 1 -\V/A UaJtJl\Jl\rxl, VniWJ Finder keep cash, return purse, - DEPARTMENT p!09 Finder keep rah. return purse. Ab e SchurSchur.. 1L a _--______•_____»-«na-a-~><~>~»<~i ~~"~ etc. No question! asked. Age of­ •.v.iAsb named trustee of the affairs Ol Phone 7 Weekly Rates. $7 Up WE HAVE just received a large • fice. clOOtf tne Desert Sun. at B meeting of Ut. LAS VEGAS HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION pn.er.t of kerosene and gaso- [ creditors yesterday. A complete NO CLASSIFIED ADS TAKKN FOB LESS THAN ttt line ccok Stotm that we an of-: ment Is expected within the F. M. FERGUSON. M. D R. D. BALCOf./!. M. D. Ads taken up to It* P- m. nmlrr re-rutar ^'f^'V,,/ 20 I arge Rooms fern i,". n" or.e third off. of the Ifl Age Reward. in x fifteen day.-. J. R. McDANIEL. Jr., M.D. ROY W. MARTIN. M. D. tm p. mm "Too Lute To Classify.' No ads taken for With Shower regular prices. Be sure and IM US A petition for the sale of the nablii-ation ne\t morning after 9 P- m. before yor; buy. Open eve­ 200—Automotive Part* propei ty will the I New Las Vegas Hospital WANT ADS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE nings Silver Building and Restaii- : ply Co . 130 So Main St. I ____ some tune next v e* ... and the sale EIGHTH AND OC.OLN STREETS SUBSCRIPTION TERMS HOltf l Ll'* ' 4x7, 32x6, 30x5 Tires and will be begun us soon as II is ap. 24 HOUR SERVICE cheap. O.ie mile oul on Salt proved. i Tvto DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY • 1.50 2 GAV E Wind • ump, like i.ak* highway. Open Alf Tire •—• One Month ••* *•*•*** Months ss.no C84tl new: bargain. Inquire _ox J. Age. doa MARRIAGE LICENSE! Six Month-* S300 One \ear cllO. PINE—KROPFF: Willard Line-. 31, ATTORNEYS H0_l'sed Cars L,s Vf,; ,; I- Bv Mail or Carrier FILTZEZR-8 MO °- * -'•- Be_tri__ Ivie TWO ICE BOXES, one on rapac ity. _,..,.. , ., , . ... 30. of Beverly Hills, California. rt taatvi-n niRPrTORV iMODERN furnished apartment. CASH MA X ' S one 1(H) lbs ; also lot*;. Rebuilding ar.d Machine I MADSEN-AVARD Walter tt., 23.! C. D. BREEZE CLASSIFIED IMRht IVK1 I ghade . v. p room kl.d>,.... :,a;;. J. H. Ladd. Ladd s Resort. Fre­ Firs: class machine anil t- cl Lrs Angeles, and Sylvia Isa­ The Morninc Ace has made it BOS- Reasonable 118 Vv". 5th, Westside. USED C ARS mont. cSDtf Also rebuilding on n . - belle, 23. of Alhambra. California Attorney At Law sihle io find .ny ad en this paer C99tl 1929 PACKARD STRAIGHT p: .u. '• ROGERS - STiMLLRr Wellington] LADIES and Children's hose. 18 Wi develop youi ' cure with the least amount EIGHT ROADSTER Barry, 28. of T nopah, and Rae, 115 South Second St. Phone S of trouble. FOT'R ROOM furnished apt.; over­ 9700 00 cents; ladit - wi sh dress I Tl, of Las Vegas 100-10?—Rental-. fed; cool downstairs; reason­ number of reconditioned ti anteed fasl • dors, 75 cents; BA-NES—LANE: Albert, Vt, ol Bev- able to prrmanents. Phone 759. the sat a for all occasions, $4.95; . _ . 110 Vstt < ars at very lov prices. erlj mr. . California, and Elea­ Wl s and waitress' uniforms, '.>.-.--, Tr.,..h,„.|..i„., 120—Personal Bu"-tne*-- Used Car Lot . iu su aid — -^Transportation nor. 2i, rf Lc- Ang HAM & TAYLOR 118 South Second St. Fanny's Dress shop. SIMPSON—SMITH: Howard. 28, of 1P.0—Real Estate lor Sale Sr. eSfitf to, W HAM - - - RAT.AND O. TAVLOR 140—Miscellaneous for Sale 103—Cabins and Courts Los Anne:,-, and Mildred, 31, oi DEP1 NDABLE da "v Long Beach. California. ATTORNEYS AT LAW 150—Business Opportunities $4.50 - $5 00—Cool, airy cabins, run­ C ishman's Garage Los Angi li r Salt IK—ii. ip Wanted Female ning water, showers, coolers. wder, l-36t ' Cttf. East. Call 236. Kevada < Suite fttUM|*tt_ Building Hi?, Eremrint Street .71 Help Wanted Male 107 N". Main Phone llK ! lights, linen, silver; close in 401 both for 50c. Bargain House, ** 1K> So. Main. Delicious meals. SFRSCRIBE TO THE AGE La.s Vegas - - - -Nevada 175—Situations Wanted No 9th St. eMt- . Seventh P I. cftgtf | c87tf 1R0—Miscellaneous Wauled Ml..- COLLINS 1!H>—Lost aad Found OLD RANCH cottages. North. Filth , Ready To Oo TTsed Car Spedala 200—Automotvie Parts St. Swimming, shade. cliT , 1927 Chevrolet Coupe I 85 HERBERT N. GAMBILL 2*0—Transportation ; 1928 Pontiac Sedan 4 door . $C50 GOLD MINING THREE ROOM apartment; over- 1927 Nash Spoit Roadstc I *.'> ATTORNEY AN1> COINSELOR AT LAW tuffed; breakfast nook. 2.7 Nc Model T Coach A Bteal f 69 SIIITE 1. NEW lUH.t'.S BLIHJ SIS FREMONT ST. RENTALS 5th St. , •: r 427 S. 1 REMON I Havo-i* Alietfil Phone 125 Las Vegas, Nevada JUSt Ask Lor Bill and KHi—Rooms COWBOY BILLS PARK c87t! Ni mud, no dusl! Oreen gras-r and By LARS MORRIS FURNISHED room, clean and com- shade. Tent space, cabin 120—Personal Business MILLING Iran V NolanH! Alfreda M. NoltMad iortable. 212 No. Ilth St. c89tf Clark avenue. Tonopah But You Do the C III I owing. Nol thc Puzzle highway. Look for Bill's sign cl24 WHERE TO EAT ACROSS iL-.TERDAV'S 4-Male *

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ATRIT 28, 1932 LAS VEGAS AGE PAGE HV_ WHITE SOX CHICAGO CUBS GRANDSTAND MAJOR LEAGUE RELEASE PAIS RESULTS TAKE LEAD IN GOSSIP C-OCAOO, Apni 27 MJ9 - rhe . -»i Chicago Wire Sox today announced NATIONAL LEAGUE MY OUI.IN the release of Outfielder Harold An­ NATIONAL on and Pitcher Grant Bowkr RHE he Mission Pacific con. t league St LOO- 000 000 202—4 8 1 Wlm Gold Streak II thundered j ciub in opeion. Anderson? bought at Cincinnati 100011 21x—6 12 0 LEAGUE !dow n tlie stretch at Tanforan. Tues­ from St Paul, proved a sensation ln Syi. Johnson. Stout and MaiftruBo; day, to win r*roin<*, away, lie retunied th- field but failed to hit. Bowled, Pi Johnson and Manion. iliis bicker*- ilie princely sum of! WALKER READY picked up from a Denver semi-pro St T.nili.-* Cn vHin*)1« ' **»H "W tm everv three d liars in-' CAMERA SLANTS AT SPORTS team, ;at:-;:\i experience. 5 Pittsburgh 400 000 000--4 5 2 Louis vested. Tins makes the KCOnd horse j | at Chicago 020 032 10*—8 11 2 Made How To lO win at the California oval and FOR LEVINSKY il pay an unheard-of pr'.e Thc most Swetonic. Harris, Brame and i iccent winner wa N-ir.omn/. who; ARLINGTON OAKS i Grace; Malone and Hartnett. Reds CHICAGO. Apnl 27. 'U.Pi — Bard cantered ho.ne and returned three training ended today for Mickey ^™*MsS&*sW ATTRACT FINEST NEW YORK. April 27. ,U.P>—Cele- lone bettors $!"0'J.O for each ticket New- York a". Boston, post poned. Walker and Kine Levinsky. who bnttag the thirly-*-t:**:h birthday of .they held. cold. meet in a It-round heavyweight CHICAGO. April 27. (UP) — All then* manager. ROUP**.*. Hovnsby. the H wever. the two most remarkable bout at thc Chicago stadium Friday of the outstanding juvenile fillies of Chicago Cubs today jumped into inutu. Is hunt- up on American race night. the past season have been nominat­ AMERICAN LEAGUE the lead In thc National league by ' hones in many yea:::, occurred in Walker, despite a handicap ol ed for the third running of thc Ar­ R H E defeating the Pittsburgh Pirate s.' Florida last winter. A horse ran abou: 28 pounds in we!11!!!, con Un­ lington Oak.s, President Otto W R to 4. second in Miami and returned better Chicago 003 001 000—4 7 6 ites to rule a 7-.'i favorite. Walker Uhnvinn announced today. Tlie nt Detroit 100 200 000—3 7 2 The Brave*, who had been deed- than $900.00 for place antl $240 to expect.- to scale 171 and Levin k, AilniEton Oak-s. at a mile and I fur- locked with tlie Cubs in first place, show. A few weeks later another Jones. Hadley and Orube; Sor- 198 lonn with $15,000 added, -vill bc one rcll and Hnyworth. remained idle at Boston as frigid thoroughbred ran second at St. of he nine major stake ttoet at Ar- weather froze out thcir game* with Jol.r,- park ancl while he paid only REGATTA SATURDAY nuton park durtng the 30 - (i.r. the New York Giants. $84 00 p'.nce. he paid $206.00 show! meeting, June 27 - July 30. C. V. Cleveland 200 111 020—T 12 0 I he Pirates started off in whirl­ NEW YORK. April 27. —The at St. Louis 000 010 000—1 5 0 Columbia-Navy regatta will br* con- Whitney's Top Flight, unbeaten in wind style, scoring all of thcir four I i.cal gambling hBUSes are quot- 7 starts last year, heads the |i_1 W. Ferrell and Sewell; Stewart runs in the lirst inning. Qua Suhr Ing c ven money on the outcome of tc-iud as scheduled a: Annapolis and R. Ferrell. stimulated Ihi.- rally by driving out the Fish King Lcvinsk; - Mtckey Saturday despite a caae ol scarlet fever in the Columbia ranks which a homer with one on. Walker battle in Chicago tomorrow hi.s home club in Albany. N. Y, Washington at Ncw York, post- I.i the second inning, the Cubs night, and thc*-:c odds seem about resulted m establishment of a quar-! an: inc. Creavy was forced out of the win- ! poned, cold. started their demonstration with right* Por our choice wc will string ter play with a bad knee. He is \ two runs. They garnered three more Coach Hubert J. Glcndon of the along vith Walker, the nonpanel. taking it easy and expects to be all j Boston at Philadelphia, postpon- in the fifth, two in the sixth and America has prcauced few fighters lightweight crew contracted the ill­ set for the P. G. A. tournament in '. ed cold one in the seventh. Lance Rieh- displaying the samenew and hitting ness and oarsmen who live at home thc national open. bourg aided the three-run rally In power oi tiii- veteran. were ordered la remain out of cir. the fifth by homering with one on. rooms. Pat Malone made a circuit clout Future benk bettors who have Additional Sports for Chicago in thc sixth. be*>_ backint Tick On heavily to thousands who will witness tire Age Want Ath Malone was on the mound for win the Kentucky derby, received a derby have died away. lhe victors. He allowed only five severe jolt yesterday when their pet Briny Results Page Six hils. Swetonic. Harris and Brame tool; a trouncing at the hands of Kentucky derby candidates con­ yielded eleven. Springstcel, a youn** horse hitherto tinued working out sensationally In the only other game scheduled regarded in the light of a hanger-on. yesterday. Although the track was in the league, the Cincinnati Reds Burning Blaze, at 8 to 1. still seems .slow, and inclined to bc* sticky, some defeated the champion St. Louis to bc the outstanding wager in the of the most brilliant performers Cardinals. 6 to 4. halting Cincin­ books yet. and barring accident, he stabled at Churchill Downs, were _*•""• nati's losing streak of five straight should be returned the winner on out gatoaa. The defeat dropped the May 7 when the plaudits of the Burning Blue, ace of the Shan- SOUTHERN Ca'dinals to sixth place, While the don farms; and third choice for the Reds moved up to fifth. the ninth and retired the side score­ Kentucky derby, worked a mile in Heavy hitting by Grantham. Her­ less. Vic Sorrel went the route for 1:43 at Churchill Down*: over :i NEVADA'S man and Hafey, serving their first the Tigers allowing seven hits. track several seconds slow today. He year with the Reds after being dis­ Jones and Hadley also were found galloped out an additional eighth MOST carded by other National outfits, led for seven. of a mile, finishing the route iu to the Cincinnati victory. Oeorge Wesley Ferrell. ace cil the Cleve­ 1:57 4-5. The move was by far the Granthan, formerly with Pittsburgh, land Indian pitching staff, hurled thc* best of the day. FAMOUS led the Reds' offensive with four himself to hi.s fourth victory of 'he Cold Check, derby reliance of J. hi.s in live times at bat. Si John­ season and hi.s team's third straight W. Pan-tab, left the barrier nnd RESORT son, on the Cincinnati mound, yield­ triumph over the St. Louis Browns worked a mile in 1:44 ti-5, accom-: ed eight hits, while Sylvester John­ The score was 7 to 1. He allowed panied by Depression, thc other Par- son and Stout were found lor twelve only five hits, while Walter Stewart, nsh nominee. SEE In the American league the De­ on the Brown mound, yielded 12. Cee Tee. scheduled to sport the troit Tigers dropped into second Earl Averill's homer in the eighth silks of Dixinna m the derby, was, Mar> Lou Dawn's place because of their 4 to 3 de­ r coi ed two runs. given his first workout of the season feat by the Chicago White Sox. Although cold weather kept Wash­ over the Downs course, going a mil, I'opiil;i Entertainers -Xcellent relief pitching by Irving ington idle at Ncw York, the Yan­ in 1:47 3-5. Gallant Sir, from the! Hndley helped the Chicago victory. kees moved into first place because Northway stable of Norman Church, i HEAR With one out nnd two on bases, of Detroit's defeat. Boston at Phil- breezed three-eighths of a mile In Hadley replaced Sad Sam Jones in i adclphia was also frozen out. The Duffy Bros. Quartet, and :38 1-5. Frank Liddells' Orchestra . . Play—They're Good. ORLIN'S PLAY . . . PICK S In one of the most luxuri.***! POST and PADDOCK casinos in Amenca. -_ Courtesy of Boulder Club Handbook II.W iti: in: CKAII: DINE AND DANCE . . I—*l'"l> inj-," Fleet, Lonesome I'ine. >I*H R*___ 3—Torch Fire, fourth Wflrcl. ltc hi-- In our attractive dining room. C-IIHt illll. • No cover chartre for our ii ::—/.ifKlcr Entry. Sweet St-m-ril-i. | | Lexington Results 11 Havre de Grace Mnke H.-iNtc. Fate puiled a dirty trick on Clyde ing the keystone, as was the case success to lur mother. i l i Dinner De Luxe. I—A OII-IK rcen. Mad Career. Galde!| Blhiichard, University of Arizona several seasons ago with Koenig and Results Itii-lit. There's not a chance to jump I 'Icier. h-*:i\ jr. IS-"-l,:ii(*rli->h KniuliC Port-lea, I'encl- I hurdler, when "tlu" olasted his Lazzeri. A flock of pennants fol­ the gun with tiie stalling contriv­ 1'insT -:. lm*- :: v Th, up I*, c*. iiil". ; chances to make the W.'.H Olympic low thai first experiment. Crosetti ance rigged up in England. The 1 rlr: 1-.*,. I Ir-ir, rmmi ! (!—Mailer Kalr-r, Barl of Warwick. I'ifl,rent I.i"! ::.ln 2.20 FIRST- -11200 i'lim; .; Vo Mil,. Jilted. - team, but hi.s head is still unbow- is a "coas beauty" from San Fran­ outfit, similar to the starting gates ITI- iiii nn t 7.Tn 3.30 v,l.". 1 :li: 2-5. 7—I'-'liNli. Stnr Lmmmte, Silverr. I cd. Photo shows him bearing down cisco. 8altzgaver piayed last year used for horse racing, received a Ited Veal .%. 2. in BBST BKTl II M.I.Kit ENTRY. Ai'KOKle 5." in his training for the trials thi.s with St. Paul. tryou't during the English public sr.i'OM) - 1500 <'fill** vo m> IV C. iti'i liiiM Place school champioiiainps at Stamford 1:12 1-.",. 1! t 30 | It ! .i'en: AN jyear. His determination was shown The pose may not appear busi­ MEADOWS Well Heeled I:'.. S.llll 1.20 '''" f. I — \ollin.i. Heel Comet. Il.iii.'ili' l.:i,'. Bridge. The boys in tlie picture arc- si:co\ i> I r rji'ii r: y<, -—lin r» Avi.s. .when he wcnl arr a stowaway with ness-like, but when Marguriette Ely Dot,day I.Ill ;;. MI Mi-.-. Nil-irt I re, on the mark for thc "440." Thc lad II. l-:,. Wirt. the team to Amsterdam in '28. He lets fly with tin* big ball plenty of Sllkuline 1.90 on the right looks pretty certain riii'ti- - M.I"' i rim*- 2 i Jay Partv ::.: :'.—llo:ie> Thlatl« Sliastn Sri,»-.v. holies to make a front door en- pins corn:' tumbling down. Margu- Vi i Milll I'i Mexico I'. .ill _-.. Mm vv lona, ' trance at Lo.s Angeles wearing the riette, Omaha. Neb., entry in the to get left at the post if he doesn't Playdale I—Hon I'eiMi.r. fall P.ol.l'in** (I 4.60 Vo up li t. Anus. til. , American shield. international women's bowling tour- raise that head. Slllilnw I,SO THIRD- -J I 1 'hui* : Y-iinia. i:ir, .:-:.. •*»—•':i|» ll:inee, l-'oree.'isler. t'oneili- The Nev; York Yanks are pulling . ament at St. Louis, was photo- Mlcui ri 5.S0 2.80 Young Tom Creavy. who startled t'aiiron S.fl II tor. hard for th;.. old *.af- "history re- . phed jusl after she captured tin* roi HTII -7 'IHK; :: vo 1 l-lfi * 'onamore L'.7» iln* golfing world las; year by c-ip- in. 1:51 1--V c!—Blue t'anou-r, Uepoailtlo*-u Saloaa. lead in the individual singles with Mai i< in* T—Laddie, Peter, WaaaIa_*toa Roue, ! peats" The club started tin* sea- turing rhe Professional Golgers' as­ i irloff 5.80 3.20 2. in a snappy 622. Li*i some of the hard- 10.30 ."•.till POl'RTH—11". lldcp s—Adorable Car-tro, Mj t'oniuanloi*, • son with a pair of untried rookies. sociation title, lias started training Imelda f. ::.:.. ! boiled boys take a shot at that. Qu-indo S.llll I'I. Ill v:ri< llilti-r. Frank Crossetti. shortstop, and Jack lor the summer wars. Photo shows Cattail 6.50 i BEST BET I TAP l)A.\( I:. FIFTH- slum) Alwea ! V & c; ['aim Box 14.00 Sun Saltzgaver. second baseman, guard­ She is jus: 16. and attributes her Creavy practicing with his irons at i '_• r. :.*,*; 2-5. ; i "rulxt**"* 1.60 .1 usi Ice Lois&n 4.70 .20 FIFTH- -1"" I 'ii is. VO Mi], SUBSCRIBE TO TIIE AGE Haul v Peter . In Bofcton Waters yds. 1 ril 2-5. S|)ilnK«teel ::.lo J.r'.n SIXTH—?T,HII Clmi* :: Vo n|i Tick on 2.50 J.Jn I rlr:. Mad Pruinp L' .MP ("oral Bench n.sn 1.30 SIXTH—$1 inn Pur* 1 Vo u|i .Mile Hasola 7" \cls. 1 rlr: 1-5. * ¥ * * 'I'I. under Nymph .... r.iin K, I'liitani'i- ;r.r*.i.i sn 1.211 M;\ i;vrii- -r.i'ii Clmg Vc i mi Itoyal Itnllin ...... i ,,, I l-s ni. I r.'.S 2-5. Prumpcr r." 11 Itunar 8.59 1.2(1 i si:\ i* vcn-- I."" i • i-ii>- Vi i llll .M:i rv Marvin I".Hi in A1 Ifi* ret 2.70 l i- to in. I: iri i -:,. Airdome Jfc %nW Mm I-.IC.IITM s-iiii Clmg i 3fO up I Llll) I'.et 5.60 I I -'- in. 1 r.'.T 2-ri. i Hand Kill Thistle I 5.90 3.211 2,90 Pair Avis rlupc i toy 3.20 2.r-.i> IS Su i ,'i c Mi,' 8.48 fr- Theatre I. Havre De (Jrace muff to <'ARSON Tanforan Entries Entries I.as Vegaa, Vevada Merchants Ad

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Rollick, 11 t MEET ME 101; I'oallnfro, lin'.; 1.,-uly Noyea, 101; Petite Niivcs, ill: Miss Swarthiuore, SKCOMl—$1200 ''llllfi r; Yo UP lu'i; Cblnkev, ill: Wirt. 10S; Vcr.-i Mill 1-10. i ii.fii.ii. 101; "-terra, 111; Mynnnlc, oiinsidi'. 112; Daddy Nelson, 112: I"';. Scol laud irlin s. im ; Bondalln, Sidney o. i'2: The M»niulsi-. mr. Lorenzi Lake Park IOC; Sycamore, 11>I ; Padrone, Hlfi I Klizaiic-tli Bulla, IH2; TorchHre, 112; Knji i"!': ScdrctJ, |n|. Rs Avis. . Tinita. 112. Knee High, 102; Satin. TONIGHT I'M. I I 12. Ensure, 112; Skirt, 107: Zeal, MUSI ( B V inutu I Vc> up Clm** S. C. lir'r I'liuiili Ward, 112: Larry Datum at the l-'i. hi Mar-ihnll, ln7. Shasta Snow, |ii7r Sliantuug, 112; Tuffy t:., U0; IO?; Time Shot, 1 H'r Bloch Spot, H'Tr L)eja, li'-"'. Rejuvenation. 112. Kalakaua. it"; Sandy .Man. 115; THIRD -I2IIU Clmg :: Yo up mile u lionet Thisili-. ln7; Kits), l""; Mory- 1-lir. llicclc, 102; \\'iiii.'i. It'T; Xt rnnli, HIT; u-S*|ueese Play. 112; b-Amerlcana, llciiix, 102: l_i• ut. Kelly, l"7; Phil AL JOHNSON in'.: Monocle, 117: Lily Bue, 112: a- THE K . 118; Dr. Mlllerlck. H'7; Pat. 112; All Columbia, in7; Chosen Pal. IM; Sir Uiiv.irs. II"-': Kiiiusliin Mint. 112. Claire Amour, 107; b-Whlte Filer, Boulder Club leu tt'l'll -K. T. A. a Purae :: Vci inn; How, 1"7: Sweel Senorlta, 102; AND HIS s. c Faylin, 112; Sir Byron, 117: Modosa, c;..1,1,11 State. 110; Francis D.. 102; L0HERY |n7: Jolly King, 117; Ben Ish Way. i all In Arms. ic>7; liivanua. lOi; Ki- ii'7: Visionary, 112: Make Haste, I'il'.rci*. H'7; Itaspcr, 107r Bon Pepper, 112: The Break, I 12 a-J. Ooff entry. lir.'.: Hokuao, 110: Napumu. 106. ' \i-'/,ii Ah T and Mlddleharg Stable. DIRECT WIRE SERVICE FIFTH — I TO OP Clin** Mill* S-16, POl'RTH—$1200 Clmg I VO up I f. Brown Thlatle, 110; Tap Dance,! BRIDE" GREEN JACKETS .In,' Kngle. Ins; Mad Career, II !".. Conciliation, Hi7: Porecaater, Fiddler, 116: tiulde lti**ht, I0»; \'c>lla FROM THE TRACKS l"7; lm!<«' I'olil. 110: Barrle Oliver.! Oreen. infi: Sergeant Donaldson, llfi. John Garrick, 112: Pluu Coates, 107. FIFTH—11400 :'. Yo The Blkrldge Perron'- Drus; Stores Charles. Hair Dresser KIXTH— I V'I up Cima Mile 7u Mile 7n yds. V.lN I Portoen, 109; Marmion, 106; High Joe E. Brown Nevada Electric Co. Adcock & Ronnow Argue. Ill; Kalanl. 107; Trumpet| l'n.iif. i(.:r: Pending, 103; Dalsaburo, $ 00 Troy Laundry Rock. 112; Bumpaie Ray, m7; Bar-1 103; Wstvs junior, 109; English Zasu Pitts Hollywood Style Shop —Nevada's Finest Men's Cluh • in.i. 1"7; Blue Canopy, 106; lloataln, Knight, 105. I i?; Sam lillmore, 107; Voyatfe, 112: Bob's Garage 50™Vort h Of J. Warren Woodard SIXTH—r"l2uu Clmg :: YO up mile Tom Hill. 107; Twhakle Star. H'2; I-n:. Coca Cola BottHag Co. Service Station Shortv Out, ir., 107; Wlntem Moon. ('unther, 117; a-Nealon Kav. 117; Musical Comedy - MERCHANDISE 107: _alona, lllr Depoaltloa, l"7; King Bird, 1 1T: I leu Ial dust. 117: Lu Vegaa Cleaning Greyhound Taxi Service SOFT DRINKS Boomer Hills. ln7; Queen Ann. 106; ( Piince Neptune, 110; Skid, 112: Barl ItlllY Mel "lain. 1 IL'. ..r Warwick, 112: a-War Saint, 117: Technicolor Works GIVEN AWAY Quality Bakery Si:\ K.NTII- -I VO im c *l iii-^ .Mile- Till Bob Shannon, 112: Sir {heart, 117: vils. Bag iei. lu7: I'ltim. ll": Jealous O. K. Barber Shop Ed Von Tobel CIGARS TOBACCOS Magdalena, 107; Peter, 112: Wiz­ Pool, lii7: Jilted, l"7: Her Nobs, 105; ,\ SENSATION OF SIGHTS, ard rv. Ill: Shasta Dream, I02;j Tchnde-t, lu7: fcnro. 117: a-Haller SOUNDS, SONGS AND Airdome Theater Admission 10c Lumber Co. SparklinK star. lli;. Big stutT. 112 I and c 'hapmaii enl ry. SPECTACLE Dance Tickets 10c Helen F.. 107: Bucearero, III SRVRNTH—11200 Clmg 3 Yo up Sprouse Reiti' Co., Inc. The Rainbow Club (inome ll. 112: \V*a»hin_rton Roae,| mill' l-lir. All Evening $1.00 Nevada Beauty Solon 106' Parnell, 112; Shannon Roae, \strakhau, in7: Worthlngton. 110; Mesquite Grocery Store ln7. liiM'tni' Fred, 112; Claude C, I Martins Croney, 1"7; Star Lassie, Oasis Cafe LADIES FREE The Toggery MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME i».'; Twenty-two Sixiy. ln7: Por- r ! 12 ylock, 110; High Socks. 110: Admission elg ii I'.i'lal imis. In7; l.aildi '"••l.lii rinv [1.. 112: Pet Ish. 117: Prim­ Shock. H2. itive Man. H'7; a-Olmia Maris, Hill; Children. 10c Adults, 25c i:I•.iill• t Vii up Clmg Mil, 1-16 Mi.-s Myrtha, 100; Irish Maiden, 112; Show Starts at 7 P. M. i ieorge Conard, in. Bobbie Doyle l-'arful, 112, Silvery, 112; Friarcllff, Courtesy Pays : L McDonald, Mgr.: Courtesy Pays Ml c ieneral l_»Kgett, ill: Bitter 117 a-Horatla, 100. a-Jeffords entry. 111: M.'ixi,- Binder, 100; Mv Com­ ,: 118 FREMONT STREET panion. 114; Heroakra. 109; Harry H ____ Bell, 1 ll: Lakeland, I n : «'Initio. 11 I Adorable Cargo, ]"*.., Rabway, 11 I. Want Ads Get Results V %%%N%%V_%V-%%%%%%VAV%%%%V-_V_-_V_V_-.V_"_V_V.V.VA\1C PAGE SIX I,AS VEGAS AGE TIiri-SDAY MORNING. APRIL 28. 1032 FIRK DAMAGES log oil the distance in 12 seconds PAROLE MEET BRIGHT SPOTS BOOKMAKERS '^Ticmu^ : flat LUNCH ROOM MARKETS Thc 220-vard dash, run in :28.2. of undetermined orcein gut­ WILL BE HELD IN BUSINESS REVISE ODDS SWIM STADIUM'^^ri^ss^fflKS ted the restaur.::".; known .v-. Bill's AT A GLANCE onds. lunch. 113 north First street, >•-*.<•- James Ray won the high Jump CARSON CITY. April 26 (*) — LOS ANGELES. Aprli 27. -' terday*afternoon, resulting in heavy By THOMAS II. NOONE event, clearing the bar at four "feet. Faced with a herny calendar, the By OTTO E. STRIM By Initetj Prrvs ilnited Press Raring Editor) Seine of the acquatie stars who arc '.o.'s for the owners. Virginian Railway reports March certain to compete in the Olympic York won the standing broad |ump State Board of Pardons and Parole United Press Financial Writer) NEW YORK. April 27. (U.R)—In­ Although littk more than a block - net income of $267,377, against $171.- games this summer were seen In when hc covered seven feet, one commissioners will meet here May 23 NEW YORK. April 27. (UP—Get­ formed by the United Press that from the fire station, the blaze had 827 in March last year. action tonight when Las Angeles inch The running broad Jump was to consider 108 applications for pa­ ting a second wind from a run of the Loma stable's Tick On had been •rained such headway when the fire­ Hoover Company reports increase formally dedicated its new $200,000 won by TTuely Tonder. who covered roles and conditional pardons and favorable business news, the stock beaten by S. W. Labrot's Springstecl men arrived, that virtually the en­ of 9 rter cent in vacuum cleaner swimming sradium, which will be 13 feet, 1 inch, in a spectacular a dozen application-- for full par­ market, which ha.s been stumbling , at Havre de Orace today, Thomas ti: e building was dama?e-d. Loss is sales during March, compared with the scene of the Olympic contests. leap dons. along the road to higher prices in J. Shaw, nationally known turf com­ ated at between $300 ar.d $400. like 1931 month. Led by Helcne Madison, who has Benton Smith took thc pole vault- The meeting originally was sched­ the last few days, broke out into a missioner, immediately revised his Illinois Central Railroad reports 1 inr- event with a clearance of 7 feet, brisk stride today and leading issues futurebook prices on the Kentucky shattered world's records in almost uled for May 2. but had to be post­ March net income of $77,480. against 7 inches. The showing made by the were up anywhere from fractions to derby, making C. V. Whitney's un­ every swiminin** event she has en­ poned because several members of a deficit of $789,959 in March. 1931. 5E-1 class was perhaps the most SUITS FILED IN 2 points when the final gong rang. beaten filly Top Flight a 3 to 1 tered, a group of stars pave exhibi­ the board will be absent at that Pennsylvania Railroad reports in­ tions before hundreds who assem­ outstanding feature of thc entire Something more concrete than the favorite. (Cotitin ..- i! i'r * •• Pafc ' laml DISTRICT COURT time. crease of 1.990 cars in revenue bled at the dedication. meet. There is some excellent ath­ much-hackneyed "improved senti­ freight loadings during week ended "Make Tick On equal second letic material in this class, and when before the MM went to tho jury. ment" was in hand today to cheer Tomorrow, these stars will bcg-3 Frances Oale Leftwich vs. Aucus- April 23 - choice with Burning Blaze- now at they graduate to the high school Da:: COUTl !;• U.tr- the bull crowd. First, those very competition in the national women's ttne Richard Leftwich. divorce, ex­ Automatic Signal Corp. receives 6 to 1," said Shaw after learning ranks, should offer real competition ecl his strength might not be cc-ual MEADOWS CLUB pertinent weather-vanes of general indoor championships. treme cruelty: r.,> children, no com­ large traffic signal contract from the details of the defeat of the colt to Invading teams. to tht long ; • His business conditions — freight car Miss Madison will attempt to munity property. Married in Los TO CELEBRATE city of Montreal. that had heretofore ruled equal Young Benny Wasden came in action indicated, '.rue..:-, that hia loadings — showed a rise of more lower some of her own free style Ar. roles. 1931. Attorney for plain­ Russall Manufacturing Co. re­ choice with the Whitney Miss at for a lot of praise when he took the was an unneceossTj precaution in than 23,000 cars for the week end­ rece K while Eleanor Holm and tiff, Steven*; .s: Henderson. ANNIVERSARY ports "definite" increase in sales. odds of 5 to 1. "Cut the prices of bar chinning number by a count of __•:.. | to bc presi r.t. ed April 16. Mi rgaret Hoffman, breast stroke the other leading candidates also." speedsters. Georgia Coleman and 21. This is an unusually high chin- Certainly no territorial court ever Another day of bullish sunshine The Meadows Night club and ca­ Tick On ran a creditable race to­ others will compete ln numerous nin* mark and many older athletes saw such an exhibition i*. energy sie's mind was affected." Darrow seped into Wall street from the di­ sino will celebrate {heir first anni­ CHRISTY TAKES day, overcoming interference and events. cannot equal this performance. as the 75-year-oW barristei Lou:,tied went on. ' I ve never heard a crud­ versary Saturday, April 30. They, rection of Washington in the form between cow • .md Jury box. finishing gameiy. .Alt the fact that Coach Keller was ably assisted by er nor a sadder story than the one are making elaborate plans for a of strenuous efforts by administra­ EXHIBITION BOUT Chase in handling thc young stu­ pounding his huge fiats, and pi he was beaten cannot be overlooked she told. Wasn't it enough to turn cala night, having sent out more' tion heads to prevent passage of 6A-2 CLASS WINS dents in the meet. He announced log bia • ra at UM jury LOS ANGELES. April 27. 'UP) — ' The fact that Spring .eel remains a any man's mind? Wouldn't it un­ than 1.000 invitations. the soldier's bonus bill, currently- yesterday that the seventh grade Vic Christy. 200. young Los Angeles 100 to 1 chance after his triumph He told of thc terrible ordeal settle your mind to have your wife one of the street's biggest bogeys. TRACK MEETi class meet will bc held ncxt Tues­ A special floor show is being re-' Progress toward getting through wrestler, won an exhibition from over the son of On Watch-Sox throut-h which all the defendants go through such a thing?" Members of the GA-2 class carried j day. hearsed for the evening, and a num­ .••ome tax legislation also was greet­ Dick Daviscourt. 220. veteran, to­ casts a further shadow over his and Mrs. Massie went and almost Darrow concluded with an ap­ off honors in the interclass track | ber of vaudeville acts and other en­ ed with approval. night when Daviscourt was unable prospects for the prized blue grass cried as he did so. He turned sar- peal for the jury to put aside racial tertainment features arc being plan- ; classic. meet held at the Las Vegaa gram- j Rails and utilities showed the way to return for thc third fall after Mattc to ridicule tr-.e prosecution prejudices in deciding this question. ned. Donna La Framboise will hcadj mar school yesterday. They amas.r- j AMERICAN HORSE anu ,. : km witnesses, iu flay­ to the rest of the market. In addi­ he had been cut over the eye. Each Fourth place on the revised lists After a short r< cess. Prosecutor the specialty numbers with her mil­ ed a total of 43 points, to gain al ed the state . ...A .- lid Mas­ tion to the better carloadings fig­ had taken a fall. of odds is shared by Liberty Limit­ GAINS VICTORY John Kelley. middle-aged, bald and itary tap dance number. decisive victory over their nearest I sie was MM. No eye In the court­ ures, th ecarrier stocks were buoyed Nat Pendleton. 210. won from ed, Gallant Sir. Burgoo King and vigorous, started the last of the opponent, the 6A-3 class, who tal- \ NEWMARKET. Eng.. April 27. (U.R) room left his gaunt figure as he Many reservations have been re­ by a better run of March earnings Bonnie Muir. 204. with a body whirl Stepenfetchit, al lof which are quot­ closing arguments. V.ed only 14 counters. 13 points were —Orwell, owned by the American- argued and there were few dry eyes ceived from Vegas patrons as well reports. Gains of fractions to more in the semi-final event. P. A. Mul- ed at 15 to I. Faireno. Lucky Tom. born Washington M. G. Singer, and as visitors from coast cities who Curacao, ancl Swcopin**, Light come compiled by 6A-1 for third place. wnen he appealed He promised to be brief because than 2 points were made by Union likan, 175. threw Wildcat Miller, 175, Youngsters from the 5B-1 grade, n prime favorite for the derby, won he knew "the strain under which contemplate spending the week-end Pacific. Central. Chesapeake & Ohio and Rudy Skarda, 200. and Myron next, all being held at 25 *o 1. the classic two thousand guineas As customary D..rrow had trouble here. From all indication.*, it will be winners of their clar=.s meet, compet­ the jury i.s laboring." and Delaware & Hudson, the latter Cox. 208. wrestled to a draw in the A quotation of 30 to 1 now rules ing against the older boys, took; today with such ease as to make w::h his shaggy hair. 1_ue and jus: as successful a.*, the celebration spurting on declaration of the reg­ again it fell into his eyes, only tr, "I'd like to refer first to the preliminaries. against Economic, Barcelona Pete fourth place with 7 points. him the outstanding candidate for speech of Mr. Darrow. a great law­ held to open the casino. The mem- I ular dividend. and Universe, while Mad Frump, thc three-year-old cliampionship of be pushed out with an impatient ory of that night is still fresh in J. E. Smith was high point man fist. yer." Kelley said. "Mr. Darrow ap­ Pennsylvania, however, sold off a which finished third behind Spring- foi the meet, making a total of 19 i the year. pealed to your sympathy. But sym­ the memory of most of those who point net when directors deferred MARSHALL TAKES steel and Tick On today is 40 to 1 attended. points, against the 15 compiled by Orwell, an even-money chance, dc- Mrs. Massie was present to hear pathy is not the plea advanced for action on the stock. Leaders in the along with Cathop, War Plane and fea'ed the Aga Khan's Dastur toy this final defense argument. She WRESTLING BOUT Harrs York, runner-up. York won his client. That plea was insanity. public utility section, which rose in Larranga. the 50-yard dash in thc faat time two lengths. Marcel Boussac's Hes­ was ill at ease and nervous and ' Dr.rorw told you also that it the face of a report showing lower perus was third, a length and a half she wept openly as Darrow went KANSAS CITY. Mo.. April 27. (U.R) Cold Check and Indian Runner of :06.9. and also was returned the didn't make any difference who fir­ production of electricity, including —In a wrestling match half in and are considered likely starters, and victor in the 100-yard sprint, dash back. over the story of the assaults upon ed the shot that killed Kahahawai." MOAPA VALLEY Consolidated Gas. American Tele­ her by the native gang. half out of the ring. Everett Mar­ although their chances of victory ! Kelley continued, warming to hi.s phone, Public Service and North shall* La Junta, Colo., won two are not considered bright by the Lieut. Massie tried to comfort her FEELS FROST subject. "They thought they could American, all of which finished thc straight falls here tonight from slubhouse veteran, he says 50 to 1 but he. himself, wns strained and fool you and Ul 'the jury and the Freezing temperatures and heavy dav up more than a point. "Dutch" Hefner, Sherman, Tex. ls today's price. Delivered, which is nervous. DON'T F O RG E T prosecution'. But we forced them frost followed in the wake of Tues­ Steel, Du Pont. American Can. reported recovered from an injured Mrs. Massie wore a black dress Hefner, billed as "the roughest to show their hand day's hail storm did extensive dam- Allied Chemical. General Electric heel, i.s another probable started at She removed her hat to show a wrestler in America." received a "I'll paint you a picture of a vain, aee to crops in the Moapa and Westinghouse and other industrial odds of 60 to 1. coiffure similar to that of Greta taming from the Coloradoan. Mar­ AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY selfish person who was responsible Virgin valleys. While estimates as leaders started up with the open­ shall weiehed 220: Hefner. 234. Garbo. the screen actress. for what happened. to the amount of the loss have not ing gong, but got a sharp jolt when It was her second trip to the court Marshall took the first fall in 24 WINS TECHNICAL K O "It was the selfishness of the man come in as yet. it LS feared that they a sudden burst of selling sent Gen­ minutes and 10 seconds with an air­ since the trial started. The first who insisted upon his wife going will be heavy. eral Motors down to equal its rec­ OAKLAND. April 27. (U.R)—George was when she went on the stand plane spin aft?r the two had kicked, Maniey, 156, Denver, defeated Sam­ CARD PARTY ; to parties where she didn't want to Snow fell throughout the high­ ord low of 10 %. Large blocks of punched and tackled each other in and told of her night of horror. go." Kelley. red-faced now. shout­ Motors were dumped overboard ln my Hames. 153, Sacramento negro, That night. Sept. 12. 1931. marked lands and mountain regions with the ring, through the ropes and out by a technical knockout tonight. ed. "Lt. Massie insisted upon her Mina reporting a blanket of 11 in­ the process. on the floor of Convention hall. Thursday, April 28—2 P. M. the entire turning point in the liver- going to the Alawai inn. Then they On this temporary setback Steel James' seconds threw in the towel of Mrs. Massie and the four de- ches Small streams, ptiols and Once they swung chairs at each at the end of the fourth after the put that poor girl therc