TERRIBLE TRAGEDY TAKES SEVEN If by CHARLES P

COURT wouse muPms LAS.IflOAS HCVAO* LAS VEGAS WEATHER BRPORT By CHABLE8 F. SQUIRES X KaBDGE ALLEGIANCE TO f ntl FLAG OF -SUp' U—UUU STATES, AND TO. THE REPUB August 3 _.— MS 61 LIC FOB WHICH IT STAND* **pmt * • T.VI.VT fWRfey **• ONE NATION, INDIVISIBLE, August 4|§7. — WitffT - «8 August 6 106 IP WITH LIBERTY AND JUtSTlOHi "August'6 ,w~4i— 166—~ -n~ ana ass. TB^m_t___tMBimt August 7 .... —. 109 72 August S ..„...... „:...... MO 71 THePN^-taSAh^ÂDIH^KlaWSPAP^ Volume XXXVI, Humber 32 LAS VEGAS. NEVADA, FRIDAY, A-UGUST 9, 1940 FIVE CENTS PER COPY ilBSERVAtlONS TERRIBLE TRAGEDY TAKES SEVEN If By CHARLES P. SQU—« Sam Paulus Will SIXTEEN SERIOUSLY BURNED OBSERVATIONS— Open New Cafe IN WESTSIDE GAS EXPLOSION OUR CAPITOL HILL . IMr nearly thirty-five years I have Sam PaUlus, for more than ten been visiting occasionally oar Capi yean past- one of ttw outstanding THEDEAU tol City of Car«wi. Each tune, it leader* ia ttw restaurant business seems, I have tn Las Vegas, wiU next week open Thomas R. Myers, dealer and distributor of petro- found it. 'more up his new and latest enterprise la lane gas in tanks. igy| ^^^S^p 7v^H deUghtful. It ttwt Une, which he promises wiU Mrs. Thomas H. Myers, wife of ths dealer. has always outclass anything he has yet at Mrs. Linda Myers, 19, bride of Gerald Leavitt, to heen to me a tempted. __ei"i whom she was married at L.D.S. Temple, Salt Lake City, little city "Sam's Cafe" in ths new Med- last April, a talented and beautiful young woman, daugh quaint and syl man building adjoining El Portal ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Myers, who was spending. van in charac Theatre,. wUl specialize to charcoal the day with her mother. __^m$- ter, a veryj broiled steaks and in fountain ser vice and confecionery for .ttm af Kathleen Myers, 16, another daughter- of Mr. and Happy setting Mrs. Myers. ' *gg far. our state ter-theatre *erowds Jto meet ttm capites.' -rfjjjjlj needs o fthe fast spreading business Teddy Myers, 9, a son of the illfated family. It lies toa are of Las Vegas* u..s instrumental la introducing and houses are becoming magnets to feelf adequately qualified. In run Deputy County Attorney during : "I am proud of at least one of my draw people to the quiet, restful ward to ttie! substantial support of 1927 and 1928, hem which position fraternal organizations, having been passing ttw Neyada "Maternity the citizens of Clark county at ttw ning for the District Judgeship^ I one Of the charter members of Las accomplishments as Smiiiiililyiiian BUI' of which, Bernarr McPadden, (Continued oa Pag*. 13) Sll consider tt as $£ step forward, T ran (Continued on page 12) from Clark county m ttm legislature coming election and during the four Vegas Aerie ISIS, Fraternal Order of 193?. - £^H; (Continued on Page 13) Friday, Augdst 9, jgff. Page Two LAS" VI G A S'-wfll*" MRS. BERNADINE KING, fore A most woman acrobat flyer to the PERSONALITIES Homemade Sub. For Extortion Plot PERSONALS AND SOCIETY | United States, who crashed Mon day at WiUard, Utah, was planning " By BETTY PORTER ' Dr. Z. A. d' AMOURS, (M.D.) to return to Las Vegas next Mon • a |-"ittf'*s _ QVra SEARS BOCTPCy""77T-;v JO ANNE GILDNER, WtKThas MRS. PAHKY SOSS of Wanny** day or Tuesday to confer"with the TD LI—S YCW TO MEET-a*r been UI for the last ten days Is f Dress Shop returned Wednesday alrshow committee of the Southern LaaTeipm ,:^M "7*iw»e ti*T improving nicely. night, fcrpm a buying trip tq New. Nevada Aero Club for an appear- With a Jolly, goodnatuêd and- York City where she also visited anraôSTÎInBSiw. "Ttw airfihffw, likeable personality as on* of her ...J—^ AND MR**.._CSCLJW^P ttw World's Fair. Mrs. Soss was which is set for-November 10th, is in«y^ at*85»ttS, Ifflf** Ethel t'ett- LAKE have * returned from gone"ISTtHrgeweeks and returned being plarined by a committee com to Las Vegas via Western Aair. hoff, owner of the Las Vegas Flor month's fishing trip in Utah. posedot-Ray Lundy, chairman, "Bob ists, is a most Interesting person .to Griffith* Ed Sowtosky, J, M. Mur- : talk with and to know... The ease MRS. CARL R—T returned Wed- MRS§£•• -'P«-•BROCaCWAY and phy, Mattie handy, Bud Barrett and with which she changes from one ATTORNEY AT tsWTT PhoSriill, "'123 Frem«^^tp*S§f nesdey from a five day Visit in daughter, Merta, left Wednesday Wesley Hauck. _HI subject to another, either humor Los Angeles. .**•* morning for Wells, Nevada, for a ous or serious, and her ready laugh tew*wipB 'vJKFwiffiTelatiyes: after 7T5SOY WHIPPLE, deputy city ter, to put you at'your ease, make MIMI atjlTtTftTT *T-T*^Mf-f|-Tff ffn-whicB%ey -J-UI .retjAteJfcieir j^g> clerk,, and his son, Blaine, are you like and enjoy her at?, one. tertetoed ttie 4 M Bridge Club at in.tmm.Jppkp PS^ PtOB^mag\teW- spending^* week near Salt Lake 1 Declared Mrs. Potthoff, "I am an CHARLES LEE HORSEY McNAMEE & McN AMEE mk home, 219 South Eighth street, which theFi^Wurn |6 their home City. American of Americans, with 250 Thursday evening. _t'p dent engineer for the State High yearn of Quaker background. If Attorney at Law 7 Attorneys at Law way Depatment, is in charge of GEORGE E. MARSHALL, Justice I have a hobby, that Is it — Amer • smte 1-2, Clark Building tm. AND MSB HOWARD HOO construction at Glendale,, Itavada. of the peace, spent several days to icanism!' *.' ilKill Phone 164 El Portal Bldg. La* Vegas VER, owners of the Anderson Dairy, Caliente and Pioche this week. She went on to say that this is are visiting- on his ranch-near GEORGE E. HARRIS is expected a good time to say something 'about Great Falls, Montana. home Sunday iSPh Los Angeles American ism and ttwt if enough where he has Hbeen taking -the - MR. AND MRS. A. C. GRANT, MILWAUKEE, WIS,jgLA homemade midget submarine which was to. Miss Helen Grant of Phoenix, Ari people heM the right thoughts and &&$&*©•" HUFFORD MR. A3p_Sa^.._pSgN^ppM£. Teachers' T^dnJng_C0ttr8e.*^JJJ^^: be the means of receiving and escaping with $100,800 In a- fantaste ex- zona and Mrs. R. P. Marble left yes ideas wa_sffi^^sta^ «*.* of w*_mm tortlon plot, is being inspected by detectives after Walter Minx, 23 year TELEPHONE 7 have returned froto(H; two weeks He wiU resume his' classes here un aim she firmly believes that the Attorney a* LaW— visit to Detroit, Michigan, and are der the Civil Aeronautics Authority terday on their summer vacation. old mechanic bad built tt from sheet metal but to (bid that it would FOR PRINTING They WiU attend ttw American Le United States will net* participate no* submerge completely. The plotters finally confessed that tbey had j 3 Delkln Bldg. Plwne 284 residing at the -Blakey Apartments. of which he is a certified instruc to this current war! : gion convention to Elko en route planned to extort $100,000 from Rowland H.. Davie, manager eg stores! tor. • -^ '^S-^^P^PIr-p^''^?wS The pet peeve of this lady of REV. AND MRS. FRANK SCRIB- to Canada. 'They'will visit the Gla here, by having him drop the money from a plane fa Lake Michigan; cier National Park as weU as Lake few" dislikes Is ingratitude. "People then ttie mony was to lie picked np by the submarine. Tbe "rbains"' of NER, imve been house guests of Mr MISS JEANNE SMITH, daughter Who are ungrateful irk me. But I and Jfrs. E. J. GUdner Tuesday and of Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith, has Louise and Jasper Park. They ex ttw trie who expected to profit from ttw wild scheme was Walter Minx, pect'to be gone from two to three like to read and work to the yard." the others were Walter"* brother Hart Wfedrtek Minx, 27, and a brother- Wednesday while enroute to Berk- returned from Minnesota where she Tot reading material light read weeks. SH in-law, Daniel Carter, 28, police say. - WWmT: •'-..'• lay, Calif. Rev. Scrifoner, is Secre has been visiting relatives since ing matter and novels are her choice completing a course in Journalism tary of National Congregational with Clarance Buddington KeUand Jwtei -Thomas L. Passons appointed at Northwestern University. MR. AND MBS. W. E. FERRON Board fWsn New York City; Mrs and Kathleen Norris her favorife Executor and -letters Testamentary Scrifoner Is a former classmate of and daughters, Shirley and- Bar District Court Frank M. Ryan @ authors. "I Uke ttw songs that never issued. A. A. Phillips, N, C. Randall Mrs. GQdBer from Western College, MR.' AND MRS. NORRISON bara left Monday for Laguna Beach die. I don't particularly are for pop HON. ROGER FOLEY, JUDGE ' and Joe Deyb appointed appraisers • Ohio. llSlllIll BEATTY* are ta San Fraweisco for where they- will spend two weeks. ular gongs -40. Uke ttm (rider ones." August 6, 1940 P Juitice of the Peace Before returning they will stop a of ttw setater Marion B. Earl, attor their honeymoon. Mrs. Beatty Was Mrs. Potthoff remarked that she Sara Kathryn McDonough vs. few days ta Los Angeles. ney for the estate.. - TÊ REV, AND MRS. FORD GIL Clarethel Masterson before her "just happened to fall into the flor John Anthony McDonough. De BERT returned Wednesday evening marriage August 4. They wUT be at In the matter of the Estate of f Las Vegas TownshipP^ ists business" but she Ukes it tet cree granted on grounds of extreme Jack Livingston, deceased. Estate WF: AT PRIMARY, SEPTEMBER* 3, 1940 from a vacation trip spent ou the home ta Reno after August 10. ,MXSS HELEN PORTER, daughter ter and thinks it more interesting cruelty. Plaintiff's maiden name. Hatchranch on Mammottr- Greek of Mr. and Mrs.- A. if.- - Porter will - not exceeding the value or $400.00 than s^retitiwr work she has ever Sara Kathryn Arledge, restored. A. set aside to Palm Fuiêral Home for Last Day te Register for Primary .-'•'• ^.v' --» ^tTrT~~ MRS. JOHN CAMPION left TRW leave Monday for Salt Lake'City done. Arid then, laughing, "It's es Utah -l^.mm mm S, Henderson, attorney for* plaintiff; funeral and burial expenses (St de Is Tuesday, August 13, 1940 — 9:00 P.M. Stockton, California, where she wUl where she will attend the Henager pecially interesting getting up to the Leora H,' Groth vs. George, W. J. M. MURPHY AND BOB GRIF visit with her parent si Mr. and Mrs. Business college. • ,-... wSm middle of the night and marrying ceased. Joe Hufford, attorney. Groth. Decree granted cm' grounds | August 1, 1940 7 FITH early Thursday morning flew Henning Thompson, Mrs. Campion people." .^y_____§| raîi— or more than three years separa over the area of ttie Frenchman's is the wife of Mr. J. P. Campion THE MISSES BETTY AND BEV Then Mrs. Potthoff stated, "In tion. Defendant given custody of Mary Arvella Flack vs. Roy Flack. I 'Uke It? Mine looking for the lost Nash boy. of the Individual J*Jnance -comany. ERLEY "Barker have gone to Mt, my work I love to wait on high three minor chUdren. Joe Hufford," Decree of annulment granted plain-1 pfpTYou- eait be Lovely JS! They were unsuccessful In ttieir She will return the middle of this Charleston for a two week vacation. school children Because they are so attorngy for Plaintiff. tiff on the grounds that she was | search, fe^stfe' ;3^|_i month - .-SSI tL^^SSItMlsiM^^ IHteresttogSe17; Jennie Garfield Ryerym vs. Ce- *^êgaUy free frtkn a.tormer hus . PERM ANENJ^TM BERTHA MONTGOMERY ' "When I go to a show I like cU Ryerson. Decree granted plain band. Fred S. Alward, attorney. j At Opening (5)st MR. AND MRS. jW J. FLOW MR AND MRS. A. M. LUSCH is vacationing in California. to see one at which I can laugh. X tiff on..'the grounds ef insanity. jg|I|. August 8, 1940' M_m§, ERS and Paul McDermott of 'the were among the guests attending NEW SHOP—-Complete Beauty Service dont want any seriousness' — ttiere Custody of minor child given plain Venus S. Kund^z vs. Joseph W. _%____f-'. "^Hione 1244 S^^_ Vegas Credit Bureau returned Wed the wedding of Miss Catherine Sla aW8. A, J. POROTR wiU leave is enough seriousness in real life. tiff. H. N. GambUl, attorney for Kundtz. Decree of Div-orce granted im *\ nesday from a business trip to Beho. vin and Holman Barlow in Tonopah next week for Salt Lake City for plaintiff on ihe grounds of extreme \. Bring Ad—Worth SIM on Permanent Fay Bainter, Kay Francis and BiU plaintiff. Fred S. Alward, attorney ^P^J last Sunday. Wmfmjs: 7'.' ft a visit with her sister. She will be PoweU are her choice of favorite arid Guardian Ad Litem for defend cruelly, Fred S. Alward, attorney _%W, . Oyer Sears Roebuck „ T^^ DEKE De ORANE, manager of accompanied by her nephew, Ver .stars. Mrs. Potthoff went mi to say, ant. \T. * 7 r' K- *- for plaintiff. - Wmm - Room 1^$, Clark Building ttie Personal Loan Company, has MISS MAUDE FRAZIER, super non Jones, who has been visiting "But all my real favorites are dead Lukv A. LaUy vs. Patrick J. Lally. Lena Beddlla vs. 'Anthony Bed- left for Lake Louise of ttw province intendents of schools spent ttie week to Las Vegas all summer. and gone. X always,saw WiU-Rog- Decree granted plaintiff on grounds olla. Decree of Divorce granted MARYTUE BEAUTY SHOP of Saskatchewan in Canada with end in fTonopaii' TEd attended the ers-and Marie Dressjer arid never!of extreme cruelty, Pl|iintiff's maid- plaintiff on grounds of extranet marriage, of Miss Catherine Slavto MrVWr\rWJW**M Alien Barrett,._ a former college MISS HELEN GRANT, sister to tired of them." Then" with a slightly | en name of Lula Anne Zerr was re- cruelty. .Custody of Marlene Bed-; Vm_*m\*mWrmVmWW_*Jr^^ friend of Chicago, Illinois. DeCrane to Holman Barlow. She returned to Mr. A. C. Grant, arrived to Las mischievdous twinkle in her eyes,{stored. C. D. Breeze, attorney for •olla, ininor daughter awarded plain- ] and Barrett wtt spend ttw two weeks Las Vegas after spending six weeks Vegas by plane Tuesday.. She will < Mrs,. Potthoff aaid, "Perhaps I plaintiff. .\ * hijg_wr -*~lgg_ tiff, and $25.00 per month for child j at fishing and leisurly vacationing. at summer school in Seattle. spend -her summer vacation with liked Marie Dressier because people In the matter of ttw Estate of support and maintenance. Fred 8. Grm^lete/tf AIR CONDITIONED Mr, and ppL,hPpmnt.-_tfOxlna the r T i, r : alWBys te** HW"T resemiaed hi3"; ;~±Samue l U, dart?, detjaMed,-;Second =*£wmtdrattemey t~&ah3t&t?^^=4 DR. AND MRS-HALE B: SLAVIN northern states and p^ts of Can AL LOPEZ AND SON of Los. An and: final account of Administra Pearl Ship-nan vs. WUUanj H. are enjoying a motor trip through ada. 'j_t__; • Tmm geles spent ttw week-end at the LULU JUSTICE .and Roy. AT trix, Alpha E; Garrett, settled, al Shipman. Decree of Divorce grant-1 home of aft, and Mrs. Art Lopez at YeUowstone National Park and wUl RACE BOOK Richhart of Las Vegas were among lowed and approved. McNamee & ed plaintiff on grounds of extreme) Journey as far as Vancouver, Brit MOO North Fifth to North Las Ve MR. AND MRS. JESSE Q. BEAT- ttw guests at the- Oregon Caves na McNamee, attorneys for the estate. Cruelty. Custodjôf 17 year old son, i ish Columbia before returning home gas. Si^fe W&$*li$M&*: -TYr-ef Reno, attended the wedding tional monument Wednesday, They In the matter of the Estate of Wm. Rofbert Shipman, awarded de- j of their son, Robert Morrison Beat made the two-hour trip through the Joseph C- Passons, deceased. Last fendant. H. N. Gambill, attorney! Wheel 10' - Fwtune 1^-^ $[•: MR AND MBS. DONALD WIL -LOUIS NASH, brother ol Oliver ty, to Miss.:'.7Clarettwl Masterson, matble caverns with a- party ofeitifc WiU. of decedent admitted to-pro-(.for, plaintiff. LIAMS of North Las Vegas and BUI -Nash-.who has been missing sinel August" 4." Other out-df-town guests teen, conducted by an official guide, ^ TJCCIIO '* ;4^f%.^^.^î-Tl Huert of 828 Stewart, motored to Saturday arrived from Reno Tues included Mrs. J. R. Masterson of Within the caves glistening pen Los Aa|Ues tm a business trip* They day to assist in ttte. search.for" his Berkeley, aunt of ttw bride, and dants hung from the ceiling and Mi expect to be gene for the week. brother. __ ae—^ Miss Wartoe Pryor of OaUente. sharp stalagmites- (icily-shaped MMM-.IJS.AMM; ^^^: Iwenty-Oiife^^^K limestone formations) rose from the floor. :-^M_M___9^^m^'1'•- •_* They enjoyed both .'l_~.$jp E. _:^^^B:Race Horse Keno through the caves and the fif^* George E. Mtarshall nule drive through the giant Doug lasfir .trees and red-berked mad- ronas from Grants P^ss to the re sort. -CLARK AND LINCOLN COUNTIES ^^^M Roulette (Non-Partisan) MRS. EARL WEBB has returned from San Bernardino where ttie Primary Election Sept. 3 Pol. AiSv. has been visiting for a few weeks. LAS VEGAS CLUB 23 FREMONT ipX. AND.'e; MRS..' GEORGE THOMPSON Iwve returned hnm a vacation to Los Angeles, STEAM BATH and MASSAGE Phone 7 ior Better Quality Printing MRS. FLORENCE KNOX, son SCIENTIFIC COLON IRRIGATION H REDUCING Robert and daughter, Drama, are VICTOR & LILYAN — Phone 1220 —• 115 North fifth -••pending their vacation ta south ern California. Mrs. Kjaox-ls st«at V ographer to the law offices of Jones *WIWWVWWVVWWI--JW^^ & Steffte. Mary MarinovichS substituting durtog Mrs. Knox's sb- Von* FOR^^H ^p sehcelffil! ^^S

MRS. TOM ME—REN and Miss 4«di-ey_ Paulus -flatted second U«u- A. S. "Berf HENDERSON tehant Prank totdren, who is sta- l#p mm;_ WsSjji--— ,0]r ~-Sms" mm Woned at jiort Douglas, Utah. Justice of the Peace MRS. HELEN SCOOT and sons ^^g-pioD-ParMgftn1 Lynn and Waltor are vacationing LAS VEGAS TOWNSJUP ,aia=5T".frl TJ-15^-F^F"Tfr,^,^.ni-- w w i i,n ,. ^. l. . t*lef deputy county clerk. Primary Election Septemebr 3,1940 Pol. Adv. It's money In your pocket to finance your pur r MRS. 7CLARABEiag^-HANl^*f7 Mhs Lillian Smithy Miss LuclUc *mm\ chase of a new car through first National Bank Chandler and Miss! Helen Smith, metobers of the faculty of the local of Nevada. IplSllil IBI M^ schools are enroute from' Honolulu where they have been attehdinf Our rates are the lowest in the state.. * we do not summer school. They wiU returnf-to charge brokerage, we have no service charge Las Vegas to -tim^-for the opentog of schools on September' 3. 1939 fievrolet SedaiiJf695 or other fees.. .we give you 12 or 18 months to -pay^^MBsl;-yonr automobile loan will help ifitS RAYMOND DOLL Of Glen dale, OaUfarnia, daughter cf' A.fJ", 1938 Dodge Sedan ^g^625 you establish a valuable banking connection. "Bei*t" Henderson Is UI at the Ce dars of Lebanon Hospital in Los If you're tW*ftlrl»g of buying either a new or a Angeles. She und«rwe»t|* major 1938 Buick Coupe J§|*$$75 *#erafion on July 4^7and nas suf- used caT, come inund see us «... or your dealer fered a aUght relapse, it is said. ...about our finance plan. .J^w ... MISS HA MOSER and Mi3s Sa7 1935Plymo_.Tucteiaf2^5 tha Strasser, assis'tatil secretaries to .the Chiunbei- of Commerce are spending «their vacation J| Reno, 1937 Brack St—^W575\ San Ttaincisco. and Los Angesles. Miss Mareia Johnson Is working at the chamber office part-time during 1936 Ford Tudor ^^^4^3245 FIRST NATIONAL BANK their absence. MR. mm. MRS. REX JARRETT] and 0.-jK-'-PranltIin have ^tbxhtul l|tp<—ttedaiJ. j $495 B OF NEVADA "'' |B from a business trip in the east. M'-|M.S|M.TI"VHAI Bipofir iH:su.*i*ei coi**eiAii§|ii,« MRSf^ALTBR p_SB xd the] Sotptwest Plumbing -Ciswha* .re-} flrA |H _t- -i3t^t> A j|p-ll ifl JIHPL- '.Wrnod from Los.Angeletf. .^nT--#3--.a} ft' BUICK -t^-ffi**frEifc*r—LA SIAIlaffa. OL1IS s^ • Mm OFF IC B : R I*6'rJf 1 Y^trP aeo

tea Vteu&.. o({e4Mew4>. * * /e Golden Era Spoils Champs^ m_^. ^^CS-.ia^^~'if ^^ I^T* Eacl-___^I-arks a Futuw Pfl-8 f o^Uifid-r Sam Wh-^Pi3E^:,:StilI^wHaging WilMe's Homi^Town Prepares f

Sports fans love to talk about the Tildens, the Joneses and tha Dempseys who mode history between 1923 and 1936, as if they had '] gone to the home for the aged. And yet, the boys and girts who mode that age of sport golden are still swinging, although they may no longer be getting the big headlines. These photos reunite you with some tf the Golden Era sports ttortosyM

When tennis fans get together wa invariably hear the name of "BigBUTTilden. For he was the greatest champion of them all. Hot tm straps ef their parachutes form an *'X" pattern ea the backs ef these flying cadets at Randolph field, so long ago Tilden defeated young Donald Budge in a professional Texas, the "West Point of the Air." Bach cress Hkewise marks another of the 1,000 pilots to bemadded yearly to game. "Little Poker Face" Helen If ills won about everything to be the expanding V. 8. air corps. Several of the cadets are shown beading for their planes for their dafly flight won in tennis and retired. Bach she came in 1938 to win the Witts* training. Others are seated awaiting their tern to go aloft. A concentrated coarse of training Is preparing bledon championship. 1|fp Citizens et Elwood, Ind., are sprucing ap the town' hi preparation for an Invasion of 300,000 visitor, when these cadets for service la a minimum length of time. ?flvP|jl5 _&IPa Wendell L. WUlkie formally accepts the Republican nomination for President, on August 17. Willkie -wUl make, two speeches, ene from the steps ef the Elwood high school and the ether at the park. Above, left. Is British Navy Mans Warships Taken From French shown the house in which WUlkie was horn, below, Mr. and Mrs. WUlkie and right; tiie high school. liquorless Night Club' at W.G.T.U. Convention

-With German air raids aad submarine attacks ea shipping convoys threatening serious shortages of vital supplies, the. British navy has pat into active service a number of French war craft taken under control after tbe French-German armistice. British crews aided by French volunteers are manning Use craft. Typical of tiie ships to service are those above, left to right, an-escort vessel, a destroyer and tear subchasers. 'England Expects Every Mail Lady's Choicc;

Gertrude Ederle, first unman to swim the English Channel, is «t$f a mamuid. She is iAiMM (right) with Eleanor Holm Rose, CMgratulatioM on-hi* sbtty-ebrib wife of "he Aquacade impresario, at th* Worlds Fair swim tests. birthday wtU be la order for tenner Summer heat and humidity can Outstanding harness boraes of America will ran ID tiie historic Bant- Ptislrtlrtrt BBtfUm Beovcr en aSBSS be laughed off, says Breads Talbot Metealaa Stoke at Goshen, N. Y» ea Aatgnst Id. Biggest ram al lis Mad 10. Mr. Hoover wUl ebaetvm m* Doing hts daty for Ms country, John Flake, a 15-year-old lad, takes ef New York city, tf yoa dress ih mm titfted States, the eveat annually attracts thousands of fever* of mtiestone at Ms heme at Pate Alte, ajceat gride In showing Hag George ef Beatied. Ms handiwork daring properly and ate mtik every now trotting races. Above Is ptctered a typical scene at tbe famoas track. Caw. Be Was bora at Long Branch, a vls» by the king to a monitions factory near London. *|||e and then. - 'TWg§. W$m. Score* of champion, have been crowned here. - •,-'• Mt It's in the Blood,' Says Jimmy Dykes Hot Competition ill Soap Box Derby Eagles' Gonclave

_$_tbamy Dykes, manager eT the Chicago White Sox, made it a family Charles McCann at Hewaim. tt. *. o&irwb—fee permitted hi* two sens to practice with the team before a P*t—'T—» âMfinia la -SSi**; -*3^j-»g »*>* ny .l'r» 44m. Ut*, mmaMaaamimw/aaam JtTaitaected 7^^-Wf' *Xa*i*WPm mat gatae recently. Above, left te right, are James, James Sr., aad Charles. This Cleveland, Ohio, youngster front #aages «f II to tt wUl compete .far-fttsee-at)tm*-AS iVi-iiiilnsii Si yfarop prÂttst ef Hw t>eteis.l Jteamy Junior is it and prefer. *r"t**T "-i-Tti^Ti -nrMW-ffhailsa. irlin ts didn't have to be told a thing about JbitecMiliS^J_^f*LJ^>Lherl*y pXprnwrna, om*i. Pm*m-11. lh» gtwni prfatOrdere ajfk'watAm'T**} 8s ammamp' S, wooM rather play second base. Their father made Ms playing fame posing when the photographer cam. m^ fOw^WM- twia^'iHheteialilp ta^mm m Asmmma'a leading wtiversi-(j#TMttM It t^^ ^tatl lytlBI. at third "base. .:Pm ' - m% around with a watsiaielwia Bobby Jones, 1930 winner of the national amateur apd national tiea ter the tod who come* hi flrit at the final*. open golf titlesMsockimg ef a 66 at • Augusta, W^^mcently^^} August IS. e Page Four LAS VEGAS AGE a Friday, August 9, I9*fl WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS BY ROUERSHAW ^Pa ——ie Hevere' NATIONAL ^z£* G^man-and British Airmen _ AFFAIRS 7 CARMENT'RANCI m^tdaamdlff /____\ By FRANK R SPEARMAN © Franl H. Spearman WNUSsrvic. Raid Vital fcdustrial C-titers; CARTER FIELD SYNOPSBI . Bowie smiled. "One .thing we do tanza this week. He ia slaughtering to save htoisH 'to toe end be was need," ^^^^® surplus Cattle for tbe tallow. Cap killed, the vaqueros made nightly Don Alfredp, wealthy, Spanish owner tain Davis, with whom my uncle iPohtical Campaign 'Roars On* Carter Field say* WiUkie . of a Southern CaUlornta rancho. refuses Dem Ramon Sited bis eyebrows sport wito toe big fellows. Ibe Tex to heed several warnings of . Said by a aa If pleased—at last be had found a trades. Is in pert at Monterey firms ans, seeing bear after bear brought must "carry New York and band ot outlaws. Sierra Indians. One day weak spot 'la- toe TexSh'a atapP. China. He wiU want much tallow to toe knife, were not greatly im (EDITOR'S NOTE—When opinions are e*#rcas«a in thee, columns, teey .aWsjr.be bas finally decided to seek- fit. for South America and Boston—It are those of the news analyst; and BiU awii—artiy .«* Oris Bew.aap-.i.l Illinois, or break the Solid protection of the nearby mission for Ids "What Is ttf** tie exelaimed. ;^^ pressed. iiiiPs PPe- wflfe and family, the Indians strttce, Don "Saff returned Bowte simply. Wttl be a big ma tanza. You should —In the morning Don Ramon! invit • •"•'--,'..:'• Released by Western Newspaper Union • SoiuhT^Vnknown quanti Alfredo tt Wiled and his two young see one. Much attention, much ex daughters are torn from tb. arm. ot tb. "Then allow "toe to be your debtor ed Bowie for a canter over toe local dialect closely akin to Anglo- ties may decide the presi family's faithtuJ maid. Monica, and axe —you shall lea ve here wito Milt for citement much'work. Stay Over a rancho. He particularly wanted to YE CAMPAIGN: Saxon, and Its sea-going and com dential battle. carried away to tbe bill.. Padre-Pa.* yourselves and for your game.' Bat day or two. The s'.iama wiU then see how the rain had left tiie foot ' quel, missionary Mend et the family, be fordable, and yoa. and your Roars On mercial ties witii John Bull have al liaQn=oU31niois and-New York, and help Hitler in the '% gHi*ll channel tiie Donafhtow^sFcaaedtor-partte. niii Title ism linn fetifwtlj uniln i ii>i_ the* Sim is up. Night bombing is still lose! ^^SM%M ular attention at toe hands of ttieir of the day at which tiie hostess and safw tett tbe pilots, but • jff" is far operations. Once the great Hanni §||p EDWARD J. FLYNN bal of Carthage shipped ids ele SOUTH MIJTTERS -^_% guest Except for toe youthful neph her daughter were formally dressed.. harder tcK^reacb** - the objectives. The South is muttering against ew, J"?on Ramon Estrada was toe ]_vC Uke Farley, he't ratpteUd. Ibis accpunfefcjor the much heavier phants over the Alps to harry tiie After.toe family had settled about Italians, and now the eftalians - Rea*eyi»tt^. .jjlhere.. is no doaht at firsHRal Spanish gentleman that the toe fire In the Uvtog room and the pot to Wendell WUlkie esquire. And GerrnistBTfir losses.' Ibe German* Texan bad met \ \__\ 1SP18I1P1 outouH5% ' the British to the air by were turning the same fantastic : fliiat.e But it i* not sound Judâoent conversation bad shown signs of lag yet, more .than- 90 per cent of the to figure on any electoral votes While there was nothing of haugh- fiewspaperref~~ther United States -perbaps-d-tot,-so toey^ftin-afford to -M?k .with toelrfiery sea-serpents, ging, Don Ramon made a request And strangely enough, TSstoriaua* ' ttware.~"ggitbolli f down to this, that J_aa*f. to Pon-Ratnaen, there wag were supporting him against the IH "take" it The Royal air force has something that called for Considera- "at"Catrnen.j 77 *i7?~777-77^ 7 term. More and more people were to-be economical,in its expenditure have always referred to England as WiUkie must carry New York or be - Carmen took her place at the f am- - defeated^ .i — '.^jiiifey^'^y Ltioh. and-respect. His mere pregr showing themselves antiJtoosevelt, 0f--men-awtnaaehmes^J!J7îP'? tni^^-fffigpyn-r-tâl-Hiagg.,-. hWipA&ir*T_. J_*.nê___t f^t, presenting as îvjitei^—ft-ffth w-*re heaallfet ,' e,^7i*--[UyAarp^jron-ehcE -fingers, avtti~3hlL rather'than pro-Wilttcie. its shipping, banking, colonizing and Meanwhile Roosevelt and the ad string* and sang a Spanish song. Tt.did a Certain graclbusness bt'man and his- scouts were grateful but trading. R111111H1 fiPSfflwfpll ministration, with tbe strategic ad ner tempered try; dignity and re The conversation and toe words of Dilemrm&f§' •&& 15. S.p-^". - vantage so clearly with them, may could not think at so great a draft on toe King woe lost en Bowie, but serve toat put his guest at ease this magnificent hospitality. An evidence of '$his was tbe con-* Parachutes be counted on to play as safely as with a mute assurance of welcome. not the clear, true note* of toe girl's tinued drift of- Democrats, over to At Hightstpwa, -H. Surname 48 in possible. This means that from now -—When Bowie had met his host and In the living room, whUe the rain [voice. ' yJJlRjT''-- until November, for example, no ac pouted furiously outside,* Don Ka- tiie Republican fold. As each Demo fantry regulars from Fort Benning, The Wimbledon tennis club, to hpstess he felt already at ease, so Don Francisco explained that the peteved over, Roosevelt would- de Ga., gave a parachute jumping dem tion by the government may be ex mon smoked tranquiUy and listened song was tiie appeal of a lover to the England, is the best known in the • exquisite was the ktodly welcome ftoBoê and ids nephew. The la nounce him, hut stiti» tbey-moved. onstration from two 125-foot steel entire worid,X^ Every American pected to upset tiie - continued im expressed to their maimer. But not stars to bear witness of his devotion Lewis Douglas, Roosevelt's erst towers. High army officers looked provement in business due to huge dies talked about toe .wedding to to his mistress. Carmen sang again, oa witii grave 'attention, for it was champ and sh*» ebamp has played until he was presented by Don Pran- Monterey. In the morning it was while budget director, had been one toere on the green turf. It is glam armament orders—and expected or j cisco, with due formifUl-*', tea young a French chanson. R was very of the first. Now came Edmund ders. Roosevelt found this policy stiU raining .bard — toe- rancho slight but it echoed te Bowie's ears orous ami top-drawer7vIt was an r lady who now entered the room was seemed afloat Tbe Texan had no Toland, counsel to the house com nounced that tiie Wiirtbledonians highly successful to 1936, when busi the gaunt Texan conscious of a feel most of tiie night '-$ff0 mittee, investigating the. National ness was improving. There is no choice but to accept Don Ramon's would turn to pig-breeding'tor tiie ing, of bis own awkwardness and ill-' hospitality, and the'day went to sto It bothered Bowie, ttiat to toese Labor Relations board. Toland re duration of the war, and would deal reason to vary IfcT fitting apparel. She was Senorita household meetings ha could never signed, in order to work for Willkie. ries told before toe big-log fire— to porkers instead of lob-loUies ahd Both parties will continue to make i Carmen, of 'toe rancho, Cousin to stories of Texans and toe country manage to batch toe eye of Carmen. On the other hand, a fair number back-bands.Tit vtas, revolutionary, - war medicine—for baUots, not guns [ Don Francisco. ^^^ ISl of• toe Stoked Plato; toe story of He was discreet enough not to at of liberal Republicans were none too and it certainly wasn't crteket, or __W: congress^,TCT. Republicans * Tiie young Spaniard did Ute^-to-' Santa Ana and the Alamo, which tempt to-eoax her glance bis way— sure about Willkie. "Hiey 'stressed tennis either. It seemed that, tiie ptop to < keep it dragging along. terpretfng and much of the talking. was told without any effort to water and .old enough to be ashamed of hi. '"non-savory" background, ami Davis cup wa* turning into a bitter They .want to ride herd on the Pres . Host and hostess extended repeated down toe cruel butchery by tbe Mex himself for his curiosity. But curi his "anglophile" war expressions. cup of misery, to be (Drained by a ident, te. create tbe impression that Spanish greetings to Bowte which icans. And interspersed were sto osity persisted. Toward toe end of Bat in that Instant^ the hear new champ, toe great god Mars. only their restraining influence witt Don Francisco translated. The ries of this new California, to which his stay a natural resentment at tbe TrW*-, charged bim. -THE.WAR: ' ||j H SO with English polo, as weU. Its keep him from some overt act which young lady was wholly silent save tti# plainsman listened with hungry aloofness of one who bad for a week fields -were plowed up! mMS would plunge us into war. But also toat when spoken to by ber cousin interest Don Francisco had already enlisted bis lively interest impeUed hand toward her. The Texan per Aircraft ' ; |||| Britons are good sports. England they want to put toe administration aha responded clearly and- compos taken a fancy to Bowie. That eve him to practice such retaliatory ceived bis periL His horae strove While the world waited wearily needs' aluminum, and needs it bad. on record as resisting any changes edly, e mm ||i§HHp, ning he questioned the Texan -with a measure as he could. Tbe least sat vainly to pit hts strength against tbe for the • German invasion of Eng One veteran of ttie last war turned in the various bureaus and agencies, Dinner Was announced. Dona purpose.. -iBil isfactory feature of his attempt to strength of his enormou* enemy..*It land, air fighting raged to and fro lb Us aluminum false leg, to a scrap notably toe NLRB, which they insist Maria was seated at her husband's ignore bar was ttiat- till* made no was a hopeless endeavor. Relent between tbe Royal air force ami the right hand, and Bowjc wa* giygo the Bowie, quite alert to att toat went apparent difference Tpbatever te. lessly tiie bear dragged horse and metal depot at Windsor. He wanted are hampering business. ^Sj? on noticed the giatM-es toat Fran Goering flying circus. The Germans to hold off Hitler, just as much as FEARED THIRD PARTY iBi . place of honor on hi* left Next ttt ; rider toward Ma LuafcUy a simsbia forced ttie port of London, biggest cisco cast at times toward Carmen, tree stood near, Wito shout and the fancy Wimbledonlans did. Mean President Roosevelt's scrapping— bim sat Don Francisco; seated be who was to animated talk wito Dona was ho evidence of it—for her, be In tiie entire world, to close, ami while, there was . lot trf talk about ' low Dona Maria was Senorita Car- seemed not to exist 5^^^^^^ spat Bowie, plunging forward, also tiie ports of Newcastle on Tyne, before tbe ink was dry—cf toe war Maria, Even tiie Texan** attention whirled tiie horse and managed to equipping parts of the British army issue plank to toe Democratic plat -teen. As she sat opposite tiie Texan wandered at moments from Fran- —tfon Francisco, on ttie other band, Hull, and Newcastle. This meant wito steel breastplates, and helmet she made good use of her eyes, yet grew Increasingly attached to Bow circle tiie treeJCfefore toe bear could that aU sorts ef commodities bad form h* himself bad dictated, clears cisco's explanation to the two worn- take up all the slack. R gave toe visors, to bounce off sheU splinters, so skillfully that he was never aware I en as they chatted. Both were beau ie. Eyerjrthing about toe Texan in to be unloaded to tiie still solvent which was one back-step more to the way for a campaign on purely of bar inspection. Texan an Instant of respite, and _ domestic issues. The purpose of the tiful, at a type toe roughhewn Texan terested toe youth. EspeCiaUy was west of England, and shipped east, ward .tiie dark ages of ironsides, . Don Rarrion, .as toe beef, atiutton ite fascinated by tiie plainsman's he dismounted. But in that instant ' which dislocated the British time weasel, wards—to ' prevent Burt had never yet seen. They were ttie bear charged him. This unusual ptatorc waa made as ironpants, and ironheads. ..At the snd fowl in bewildering abundance beautiful te artless animation. The novel revdhter. Indeed, toe' whole table ao end. PlS|iP__ battle of Butt Rim, in 1881, some of Wheeler and Champ Clark from were served to formal turn, asked the ttrst doughboy' made his Jump starting a third party—had been ac- bronzed son at toe desert was «~W male population of Rancho Guada Ibe tree between toe two was of On tee other hand, the British at tbe army parachute training our own New 'York militia wore many questions of his^stranger guest most stunned by toe atmosphere Of lupe marveled at a pistol toat would Uttie consequence, a* toe hunted claimed f l«*i Bian te---y«*di the United States health service. right where they are.. This was toe IU to Roosevelt, just. am;' Chamber-' holding 'Oompuiy executives m 'Sm give me pause. And you need noth- "Bat I- have an Ifeaj** suggested riding then In opposite directions, apart, both appar«itly dead. White'HbBse .'•/ :' - -.. ° C, S. general-staff verdict lain era* linked to-Daladin. lt9*r*S7 Francisco. "My uncle is having ma- forced toe bear to fight his utmost (TO BE CONTI1WED) Friday, Atrujnst 9, 1940 LAS TS6A3 AGE Page Five sr mmjlL Find Early Race They're Ready i^lteleiidmmerica's Croast Highly QviBzed THIS YQUTto COUPLE MAKES THE I.JVS VEGAff AGE |g

; Culture of Mound Builders '" * •'• T^ ' .. 7 ' v§R Revealed in Recent Excavations. WASHINGTON.—A full flowering Pari of iTheir liv-isl civilization, not essentially interior te that of tiie Aztecs In Mexico bt' the Maya in Yucatan, vanished with out a trace to North America, prob ably a few generations before toe first landing of Coluiribus. This Is toe conclusion drawn by Frank M. TO HIM COMES WELCOME HEWS OF Settler, head curator of anthropol- bgy~bt~xhe smitrisoniaSTlHstltutlonr THE WORLD,* HE IS AWARE OF AF from an effort to reconstruct out of FAIRS AT HOME AND ABROAD. *HE such scattered does as arc avatt- PROFITS IY FINANCIAL REPORTS. H IS ahje tbe history et the Hopewellians, EARNING ABILITY AND THINKING ARE the mound builders of tbe Ohio and upper Mississippi vaUeys.S^& & KEYED TO WORLD TRENDS. HIS LIFE . Prom toe results of more than a IS MADE UP IN PART BY WHAT HE century of research Setzler explains READS IN HIS PAPER. W to a study just published by the in stitution a tentative picture can new be drawn ot tile ways of life oi ^s mysterious people. . Construction of the large mounds, ttie surrounding earthworks and the hundreds of" ."smaller mounds, he says, clearly required a dense popu S?Sf Manning coast defense guns will be one of the Important military operations ta tiie new defense program lation and a wett co-ordinated so of the United States. Members of. toe 207th coast artillery at New York are shewn receiving instructionsi to. ciety. This population must have their duties. A number ef regiments ef the National Guard, particularly along the Atlantic seaboard, at* had some stable economic basis. ' "Hunting and fishing," he con- being transformed tote coast artillery units. Tbey wfll he trained te repel attacks coming from either ttie sea eludes, "no doubt were of some im or the air. Regular army coast defense units are Uke wise being-expanded. BBPIlS lllslPi Bp3 portance as evidenced by barracuda 1 jaws arid other fl"sb"~r"errialnsan d by .^.tWM-o&wavyvoa'oama o'..'..'. .ô .maa^.-oaaMn^...*».'»¥"» a» *"» ..'"a-*..'! the representation of birds and ani Name fa Wojtkiewha.r mals in realistic carvings on pipes.. But 'Bow Wow* Will Do Conscription of Labor. MOSCOW,* IDAHO.—It is not •There must also have-been'con for tack of political astuteness scription of labor to construct l^XD^V'ThorntonW Burcfess . that Stanley Wojtfciewiez, Pitts mounds, which are 30 foet high, ISO .. . ., .. „1...'/, ...... aa...... a-.aaaaaa.a . . . a ... a ?ff.-. ,«««**- burgh, i* a leadtogfbampus figure foet wide and moire than 200 feet IT IS DECIDED TO LEAVE THE righted. Then came Butty and bis at toe University-of Idaho. TO HER THE PAPER IS A SOURCE OF tettg. We do not know whaft-division pil OLD ORCHARD wife, and from ttie day Of ttieir ar - Confronted by the napne "Wojt- of labor there was, but toe excel rival ttte.Old Orchard was never siewicz" on tile baUot during a INFORMATION ON CA*E OF THE HOME lence of'tlfe art suggests a special the same again. At first toe other class election, freshmen voters AMD CHILDREN. ITS ADVERTISING craft df sculptors and modelers. To AVE you ever noticed how some people living there had hoped that were temporarily stopped. But ^DIRECTS HER PURCHASES FROM REP obtain obsidian from the Rocky H- people seem bom to make trou after a Uttie Butty and Mrs. Bully not for long. - ble for others? Butty, the English UTABLE MERCHANTS. SHE .GETS mountains, mica from toe southern would settle down and tilings would "Just caU me Bow Wow," ad LAUGHTER AND ENJOYMENT FROM Appalachians, copper from Wiscon Sparrow.and his wife, Mrs. Bully, be as peaceful as before. When vised Wojtitiewicz; who says his sin and amphibians arid fishes from are not very big. In fact, they are name is correctly pronounced '4\U THE ENTERTAINING FEATURES ttie Gulf, bt Mexico required- time SmaU. But toey can upset an en Woa-cha-hoe-ich. §«*R>_| ALL THESE THINGS IN HER NEWSPAPER for exploration. Since most of toe tire neighborhood to hiss time than He was elected president of the MAKE IT A PART OF HER LIFE large j mound* were built to cover it takes to tell about it Tbey seem freshman ctate^flfcS ?___ilj Mj_ the bodies of toedead , accompanied to just deUght in a fuss, and when by ttieir personal adornments and toey cannot sth: ups quarrel among ottier objects, one" can postulate a their neighbors they quarrel be weU-developed ritual associated per tween themselves, so toat where alt that toey could net Uve to tiie haps witii a remarkable religious they are there is very Uttie peace. same neighborhood witii them. 'Ami SUBSCRIBE FOR HOME DELIVERY NOW W?1f. Iff**?'_~ ""k""* thoam ftajm- this is how' it came about that.ttte. 4°™" • ' T-*qjgi_i_f__J_ *"*"*" 9rr\yiT*'j-mm'Y!L^^t^^\0**-- "The specific form of government toe city the Old Orchard had been one of toe quietest, most deUghtful big ttie. little' feathered people who"' organization cannot -be known, but loved it so aid whom it loved. certainly some regimentation is In places in all toe great .world In dicated by ttte great communal which. ;J(p-live. To be sure, toere • T. W. Burgess.—WHO Servl«afcf||p aperies*-.. ,' liîl^lH^lill were occasional Uttie outbreaks, as Cactus Gapers r I "Posstoly their poUtical organiza there"%re bound tob e to aU neighbor tion-was a northern extension of toe hoods, but tttey were merely Utile system toat prevailed in Mexico arid. mtiumderatMMifggiJLgjjk* * mâ^mm Yucataa, although very few speci- ' mensi can be identified witii" Mexi can deities. Copper-bead ornaments w5^5»X~*-*X"** - "Just listen to them!" cried Wel- and colored woven garments deco-, come Bahtai a^^^sSS rated with fresh-water pearls and matter** went from bad to worse mica suggest Insignia of authority. MinateMake-Ups toey began a*.' hope that something At least persons with such attire would happen to drive Butty out of would be Set apart" »!§§!)*_-S the Old Orchard, and when Chat %$_••.- Impact ef Two. feepXes.'^__ terer the Red Squirrel appeared and This, strange ' civilization, Setzler tried to get the six eggs to Bully's believes, resulted from ttte impact house for the first .time te toe his ef two ' peoples, probably without tory of the Old Orchard ttie other -t«f|lill» conquest by either. A sur bird folk didn't offer to help drive vey of toe field stows toe same cul toe would-be thief away. The truth ture, but to a simpler form, to tiie te they hoped that Ite would get tiie lower Mississippi valley wad around eggs and that then Bully would de ttie Gulf coast 5& appears to have cide to move back to Ibe place be . moved northward until it came in had come from- •'£ Tajik eontoet wito a afore primitive but But Bully and his wif e had needed ' apparently vigorous and progressive no help from anyone. They had people. been quite equal to giving Chatterer Ho clue has yet been uncovered, such a punishment as be bad not Setzler says, that permits tbe dating ..at this development more closely bad for many a longtime, and then than some time between toe begin when toeyehSU made bhn ran for ning of th* Christian era and toe tbe safety of toe old stone watt how coming jpf Columbus. There cer they did brag arid boast' Ibis was too much for their neighbors, When TTou Get Tired tainly were no Hopewellians left, when toe first white hunters and "Just listen to them I "cried Wel come Robin. . 'They are common, traders cam. Into the Ohio vaUey, OW do you create an illusion of for not a single artifact of European just the commonest kind of com H perfumed loveliness to the eve mon people. I simply cannot live of out-of-door origin mm has ben found to ttie ning? One way is te.spra y perfume mound*. In fact, ttie country was to such a noisy neighborhood. Tito- A cactus capers print depleting from the atomizer on a chiffon scarf amusing Utile men and women of then inhabited by woodland Indians which may be tiedjoverjthe head, is my last season to tiie Old Or- who had no memory of their prede- ttiifi .toe perfume also aaiyour ears chard. 71 hate to do it, bm next green cactus makes an .mastog and enesort or even legend* concerning ami forehead, hot aot too heavily, springTp shall look up another novel pattern est this summer resort toem. '. .&_\ tReleased by Western Newspaper Union.) neighborhood to which to Uve.** frock of natural linen. -Larger -fig "That is what I am planning to ures border the full-gathered skirt, do," announced Winsome Bluebird. pockets and short sleeves which are Country's Youngest Q^cU|£ro Sunning "I don't want to, but I simply must bound wito red and white square dot I've spent every summer since I can print. SKIPI remember right here ami my par ents Uved here before me, but I, Village Blames Slump ""**% gft*T*lglnn annth. ifHter Come in and Play With Us er year. I shall not coma back." "I feel fast tbe same way." sput ST. GEORGES, D'-B^p-* St. tered Uttie Jenny Wrett.7f?T Uke Georges, a prosperous town strad ray- bouse. It is toe best I ever dling toe Delaware and Chesapeake bad, bat I'm going to give it up end canal a year ago, bas asked toe • RACE HORSE KENO • KENO (starts at 1 p. m.) look somewhere else. This i» no state to repeal its charter. • 3§i7 neighborhood Cor tamest, quiet-lov A runaway freighter ruined ttw &ROUL-TTE ing people,- and aU on account of community'* tourist trade and cut • Glum m m those upstarts from ttta city. It is toe town itself to two last January TWENTY-ONE '& an awful thing to say. bat -I do wish whjn 1t wrecked a bridge over toe g^trUD' POKER'S that Chatterer had got their eggs. *»Sterway. Tbe DuPont .highway, : It would have served them just which ran ovrjr toe structure, was *WA_fyAm^ right?* ; WXMW8m\\W9- detoured far from St GeorgeeTV ^nBffiEL OP FORTt^ W* AND OTHERS All the other birds Jiving to the The federal government has an [OldOrchard, including Drummer the nounced that it Wttl build another Woodpecker, Goldie toe OrloleTFiH bridge, but local residents see little wee toe B%catcher, Skimmer toe hope, as toe rievrstructure wiU be Swallow, and Chippy toe Sparrow, a skyway and wiU not touch the |w a__.-_o& own cousin to Btflly, -agreed that community. . tola would be toe-test summer they ""**Aetuattyra lawn no- longer exists,,. IHp-llere are shown the- nation** youngest foursome, Joyce, Jeanette, would spend to toe Old Orchard. [so we. do not propose to continue th*7 Jeraldine and Joan Badgett, donned for the first time in bathing salts, They wouSfTstave ^ foTBipr M|^^S^^K^ an alder- enjoying the cool breezes and sunny skies ef Galveston, Texas* • -,-'-"-. iris family, for it wasfVe#• clear-to man- .*rîn*^-*l^7fe^Sfj SCIENTISTS STUDY HISTOR»OF EARLY N. YgfNDIANS Boulder P0U.GHKBEP§H5, N.Y.—Arche- the Carnegie corporation. : now known a* New York state.** •'Fragtoents of ground slate semi " HI SpSt^^toou'gh excavations'in toe The Hudson .-^dtey,; Dr. Bijtier: 7 -to- .connection. witii excavations lunar knives show a connection "with ' ftudson^SHuTey, -«tpeCt" to acquire said, "has been an open road for last-year she said. northern cultures, and pottery dee- knowledge of ttie people who inhab norto-south travel and trade ever "Last year'* field work tested 14 1 oraUoni sho# Iroquois contact 'aît- • ited jfeihregtosnpifer to toe Seven- stoce tfian Mist ^BC^ ta"~1he New Indian sites, including rock shelters, to'Cetasr'm-dlaSs 'ol "Se; v'alley'.aa- Beautiful (hektailBar w CwineclUm |. teerith"jcentury._-_- •_ _ -. "_--. ' •*ort^_T__^»v, $CJ ".-"T*". camp sites, shell naidens and a doubtedlyNbelonged, like the Algon- Dr. Mary Biitles of the University] iShe*sald 8rwwKdge*wfU be soiSpitj [worEsKop or-dtotqfuarrjrtog *ite..~Tt Qbllte WKoKi ttte~Pt8mvmgsTTBBsBdr mtiseum, Philadelphia. wiU direct ^ the people who "traveled the -re- foteid prehistoric culture sequence there, •__• tiie Woodland pattern, toe worked which" will'" coritimtel %Ittol baclf""Ryorfd toe"Sevebfeedt o pH h *Wp'tatmn'M*vet.matmbtMt- basically different to many details Set: throughout .ttwejân-a^^^yassar century thrdugh toe preceding cen ized by broken shell and afl^fatftg ot teay of Ufe from toe Mtatisaippi eoUege initiated toe project last turies of Indian - taccupatlon - toafl pottery and stone and bone imple pattern, to whicli the" Iroquois be »ear under a* five-year grant from started human history to the regtan ments,/ . W4S long." ^_

c> m %**ge Six L A S V E G A S AGE Friday, AutTost 9, 13-W Dark13hee£jroEit to I-§ep You ^; Two'MethodsS Strange Facta m.a * e* := 7 Unstable Pottnd^TlW X CeoTi_4-H-B 1 Odd Chicken Coops I AU Sworn In | * M_~~lillllAi EPARTHENT By CHERIE NICHOLAS 9 Constipation CIn some parts of China, weight instead of price of food fluctuates {pairs ef butfons down ttie front By DR. JAMES W. BARTON with market conditions. For ex and sash bow add, to the youthful (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) ample;' a housewife always pays charm of thla froclt. Sfaj__#a_| AN T persons think or the a price for rice, but she Wito your" big fiat ariti patent a "big pound" when it is shoes, it will make you look as if M large bowel-—colon—as plentiful and "a Uttie pound" when yoa.. had stepped from tiie pages always foil of waste matter it is scarce. . ** at ttie latest fashion book—and it which must be removed im proves once more ttiat to get real mediately to (Such places as old city ware individuaUty as well as newness, prevent the poi- you'U-be wise to make your own. houses, factories, breweries, ho A step-by-step sew chart makes sonr in. the tels and churches provide housing the easy pattern even easier. . waste^Tbeing for more_ than 40,000,000 egg-lay- . ing chickens in tiers of individual Pattern No. 868U Is designed for ab^p^bed into sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14 cages equipped with feed, water / Une blood caus and egg-transportation troughs. requires 3% yards of 39-inch ma ing such symptoms as lazfc- For instance, a $1,000,000 Florida terial without nap and 2% yards ness, drowsiness, pains in hotel that failed a short time ago of ruffling. Send order to: joints, depressed spirits, jand is now a "chicken coop" with 60,- 000 caged hens.JJgT': ^^&_... ._.... SEWING CIRCLE: PATTERN antra. others. iT0CK a 149 New Montgomery Ave. As a matter of fact it is true a-ssSSF >-- m.~:*p® San Francisco B1I1I- - y SaMt, that a "full" colon will cause C, Horses have* beenJsnowa to die Encios. 15 casts tn coin, (or from seasickness, female apes Pattern No...... ^Size.... aaaaea the .above. symptoms partly have grieved themselves la death because of poisons being ab over toe toss of a baby and human sorbed into tiie blood, ami al- beings have developed such la- ^ jaTSfe Walter ^jNtcreis, tense melanchoUa from homesickr 7- Mayo Clinic, has pointed out, new that it has proved iatal. *^^Swa"tjrising Eloquence * because the very weight of this waste in colon may cause 4t*f^hen witnesses are sworn in Eloquence may be found in con the law courts of Germany, att versations and in aU kinds of writ- symptoms by pulling on the other persons- in the ream, inclad- ,Mgs; it is rarely found, whea nerves in colon and its sup ing the judges, Ukewise rise and fookad tor,an d sometimes discov porting structures. - raise their right hand.—CoUier's. ered where it is least expected.— La Bruyere. ^^S Bill However, nature never meant that FROSTY FOODS FOB SUMMER these wastes should be vigorously pushed or flushed (Recipes Below) out by purgative When you're "eating out," and melted chocolate. Cool. Then add Gems'of Thought medicines, because yoa wander what to order for ttie vanUla extract and fold to whipped CLASSIFIED a colon (large bow grand finale of your meal, how often cream. Place ta freezing container el) that require* do yoa decide en a delicious sound- of* .modern fee cream- freezer, and f Va^LUE my garden more for DEPARTMENT IP YOUR summer constant flushing out tog parfait? There's sometiiMg Very freeze, using 2 parts ice to 1" perl • betog full of blaekbirda tttsar * iliitbi si iilliiiWu> cannot remain a special about tote tett, imposing and of cherries, and very frankly healthy boweL Tbe rock salt Serve in tall parfait lacks a frock of dark delectable dessert. . And toere real glasses, alternating wito layers of give them fruit for their songs. cheer print (cloque b o w e 1 w a seat ly is no reason at alt why having —Addison. organdy is particu rneant to be com peppermint sauce. Top with PERSONALS parfait* tor., dessert should be con Whipped cream and a cherry. Pep Classical quotation is the pa larly good buy for it pletely empty. The fined to our "eating out" days. A role ef literary men aU ever EVEKV WOMAN'S FKIEND healthy bowel is permint sauce: Dr. Hurray'a Hygienic Powder. Sample by neither wrinkles nor parfait may be a culinary creation, the World.—Johnson. HpS mafl. 10c fcoln). MURBAV MED. CO., need* ironing) you able to push wastes % -imp sugar-:^M __VT 4S«6 Melrose Ave., HOUUTWOOD, CAIXT. but.with modern Ice Cream freez 4 teaspoons cornstarch . fe Good breeding is the blossom /f\EblDEDLY young, and just as are lotting out on a downward and outers , Unproved freezing to mechani •**-* fresh-looking as a spray of ap ribbon picked up a color to the Dr. Barton % -teaspoon 'salt ^Sfe of good sense.—Young. / friend to need and indeed that of toe body, by cal refrigerators ple blossoms, this frock (8680) witt Food for the,Soul wffl faithfully serve on a blazing hot print and tote keyed tiie color for* means of its muscles. $JP§pSs 1 tablespoon lemon juice and commercial The conscious utterance of thought, belovely In silk print or flat crepe, Had la loaf of bread I would summer day. During the torrid mid ihft._,,„entire accessory "ensemble. Nature gave man two methods of mixes to help % cup odd water |l|j§ by speech ar action, to any end, it *A cup boiling water with airy white frills. Notice how sell halt and buy hyacinths to feed' summer season tiie big problem is to Gloves and draped turban of match- keeping the wastes moving down the produce smooth, art.-—Emerson. Js '-__§ cleverly ttie frills are used to ac dress so as tb keep cool and fresh tog wine-red Jersey added the touch lerge intestine—exercise, and rough creamy, frozen •S4 teaspoon peppermint extract . What you do not vteittt is dear my soul.—Confucius. . 11^11 supreme. :___m Few drops green coloring centuate ttw torso which is not looking and smartly styled in "ap* or fibrous parte of the food. _W> desserts, there's at a farthtog.—CaJd. ii_ only ttie newest news in silhou- i pcsrwice oilJdutttejfamaJtope, wad A prime favorite this season, ac- •*rt"'*' ftffiii'ijttt "fHhg -"-ft**"'""' no reason why you *tt cup whipping cream (whipped) r Coriibitte sugar, cornstarch, salt, ''; i_hm. tinut that bptthmh net m*m ettes, bnipeteBt'teF give yoarthe -tb* giwwu -toai»ytU du lt-It tti* „tt£r!J*ig "ia ifinr "'""" * * *«r*zr&f*~m*~wit h knee* kept straight, exercise or shouldn't serve a brute.—yoi-ng7 long, limber look for which we're KILL ALL FLICS {» whipping creaaa_g_l^ terchangeable accessories did for is cut on slim one-piece Une* with I Scald milk, reserving V4,cup. Mix Pour mixture into freez- who's master in the house?" Nervous, high strung individuals, 1 ; this frock to the wsgr of chic and smart all-around pleats to the skirt cohtainer of ice cream freezer. "She knowa, ^^^ - -— and repeated to ttie tiny pleats flar with a tendency to stomach or in and Mend the sugar, flour and sailer "Why isn't BiU Jones at work charm and imparting a different look and mix to a smooth paste wito toe Cover and surround with a mixture ing toe lace trimmed neck. Perky testinal ulcer, must, of course, avoid of chipped ice and salt (3 parti ice this morning?" asked the foreman tuned to occasion tea lesson incok* these rough foods. cold milk which was reserved. Add '&' THE WHEBEFROM 'P_\ : well worth noting. :__W pPi Utile velvet bows and crystal but to 1 part salt, by volume). Freeze. one Monday. ^Îfe ^tj_z' $l& tons are pleasing highspots. Tbe this mixture to toescalde d mpa .and cook, stirring constantly until tfitek? Xpffm.i. Lemon Iceberg. "He met with an accident- at •A cunning trick about Ibis gown beautiful draping qualities of fine Poor Posture Cause his wedding on Saturday," said was its rather wide bett at sett print, swiss cloque fast-color, flower-print u\n double hotter lor Vaf minutes. To each glass of Jemonade, add one of hia mates, '.jpegip^?" .serosa ttie .front of which were sev ed organdy has inspired toe win Of Many Ailments Add egg yolks (wett/tteaten) and a scoop of'lemon sherbet Garnish " "Accid^ptf** _____ ^^ eral vertical slashes finished Uke some frock shown to toe left. Here cook, stirring constantly, toree min wito mtot and a fresh strawberry or \ "Yes. As he and his missus left bound buttonholes, flue Idea was you see toe new elongated bodice ute* longer. Add Vanilla and chitt. raspberry. Slisp a lemon sttce over toe church, some of the lads made to thread an inch wide ribbon toan d Une wito style emphasis on sophisti I SPEAK ofteft of toe benefits ob- Fold bi whipptog cream (whipped>, the edge of each glass. '^_ an archway Of picks for ttiem to jOUt of these openings to tie to loops cated simplicity. * tataed by a good posture—sitting place in ice/cream freezer ami Iced Chocolate. pass under. Somebody blew a aad streamers at one side. The (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) and standing with head erect, chest freeze, usit)_f three parts ice to one T&f (Makes 4 large, glasses) whistle, and ttie whole tot downed out and abdomen drawn to. This part rocl*.-9alt. This tea good stand .' 4 tablespoons sugar :__ does not mean trying to attain the ard recipe to use as a "pattern" for A tablespoons cocoa - "What pretty hair yea have, overerect position which is some many tasty variations. gê.. *4 teaspoon-tidt- ——:^§i§, Jean. You get it from your moth Light housekeeping is said to be Gojttom Aie ai||J| Attractive Belt times seen to military and other er, sjaaH ieat__fi Chocolate Angel Parfait. % cup boiling water one canned tbtog after another. Hotels Bahktet, Pm "forced" holding of "No, I s'pose I get it tram dad the Meet position not only spoils 2 egg whites (beaten stiff) 2 cups milk (sealded) TEMPLE SQUARE American Fashion _t teaspoon vanilla dy. His la aB gone." Oivodte Hensen TM-.*. - There it no need to ask yourself, appearance but la bard on ne % cup sugar' J*| Whispered Secrets and muacles because of tiie tj *4 cup water sTMb. .Crushed fee ,!>•;• '^^Ê^^ WXm.t EBComODJDgO ShaU I wear cotton*? You'U be far Kg* Whipped creapjjt^_____$&M ySp|7" Inst tbe Reverse lbtei$150to$-UX) I hsasy i-Wiillng j*'.t •fph*«***. fflteS nes* maintained 1 square unsweetened chocolate -ALnreceplion the woman chatted for As everyone is pleased with im (melted ana slightly cooletB7Tl agining that he knows something !ft a Mrfc of e'tKnctifM ta ttop ite wear. For cotton* tois season . Two serious things happen to ttie Combine sugar, cocoa and salt mom, time with the distinguished mum. \ a* this fcetttifelhtettlr y 'iare as necessary to a well-rounded body wito ttie slouchy-attitude . 1 cup cream . (whipped*i,'^;;g;' :*_% Add boiling water and cook for two Owe af the listeners complimented her. not yet commonly divulged, se mSntst c aoasmn, mm wardrobe as are lingerie and steek- First, the stomach, intestines, and X tablespoon vanilla extract minutes. Remove "Oh, really,'' the fdd with a smile, cret history easily gains credit; ''iDgSi,:- i^-l.- -- ..• e - -.-• : <•• .....'•-.^-^-J other abdomtoal er-s4tas fail forward -p.jfc: tatp eiadted diwrriet (quar- -Tee- juH btenconceaMng my ignnr. bat it is for the most part-be? ot, downward, tinM interfering with tered) . ISP- '• ' ttbm 'ureT: m& Ueved only while it circulates in Paris takes some of toecredi t for combine witii the The distinguished guest smiled get- whispers, and when once it is Napoleon, Said: toe enormous acceptance of cottons, the digestion o_hod and ttie remov- *4 cop blanched almond^^*7- lantlv. " 3sS ^^"__f_^^^^ H al-of wastes/from ttte lower boweL TSjttoopped) ^^^^S Sealded milk. openly told, is openly refuted.—Dr. The word impossible is not hi l"-~ PgWfr «**-. "* *" **"- '*r-f- Pour into glasses .. "Not at oU, not at off, my dear lady. toay tm basically American, Tbey Second, toe lungs are crowded be Beat eM whites stiff. Cook the Quite the contrary, I assure you." Johnson, .'-fill! my. dictionary. -^____ fit perfectly into the American ideal cause ofThe falling forward of the sugar and water to toe. soft baU flUedwito crushed ef freshness and cleanliness. Host shouljters preventing the lungs from stage (234 degrees). Pour syrup in fee, and serve cotton costumes are born and reared gej^mg toe needed air. fine stream over egg whites, beat with - a spoonful to this country, from toe planting of ine of the result* of poor posture tog constantly. Continue beating un of whipped cream garnishing each itSTweetrRA tbe seed to the last stitch put into its effects on certain joints, ttie til mixture is cool. Fold la melted glass. iSpf S^"*^ ^^ puvoR|yM •toe gown. :____W - _&7 ligaments around these joints arid Summer Salads. chocolate, whipped cream, extract, NO 6AST-8URNING SMOKES ABOiif CAMELS. ttte muscles moving these jointas- I nuts and cherries. Pour into trays Next week Eleanor Howe witt give That general weakness of the body and place in freezing section of me you some of her choicest tested reci RSRMg.JSAAOKfilOW- AND CAMELS causes the poor posture is true at chanical refrigerator. Freeze.'.Mi. pes for Cool, refreshing summer sal BURMING CAMELS FOR Forlmt Newôl; ads snd things to serve wito them. smKBSoimcH times and to other cas$s ttiere is stirring is necegsar$78tiis and cher EXTRA MILDNESS I Follow These^Fips same infection present which by get ries may be omitted, if desired. There'll be recipes for jellied salads, COOLER ting date toe joints of the spine Mocha Free*e. vegetable salads, party salads and Your hair In. a pompadour, your Include to your pdUection a belt Ttttover" salads, too. Be sure to bend or wide brimmed hat or bon of toe type pictured and we'U wager tor elsewhere) causes toe individual Make strong coffee in toe usual to assume some very bad position* watch for Eleanor Howe's column net-like toque worn for back on your it witt be ttie on you Uke best and manner, and pdlir next '^•kttf-'7-?]^!^ 'bead giving accent to the pompa- wiU wear oftoriest The present pre (posture) such a* stiff neck, tinker back, severe limping or tbe.flat" _***Tgg___lp* hl_*_ | Easy Entertaining. Jill Itaur. Your suit to tbe very smart vailing vogae for ruffles and ttie ttt- to chill Poti Into" narrow, line* ttiat -are coming in terly feminine touch is reflected to foot walk. :____ _Wm Right now—the whole world needs -§tr«mgtoentog_toe.abdoinbtel mus taU glasses and frtandthip ond good trrihaar. Bight roady tor fall. Follow this formula the starling.of this belt The artistry add ~s~ generous -aad Mi wffl look "pew" as new and/originaUty that distinguishes cles which bold In the abdomen, the now—perhaps MI never before—we ! SPOOii(ulo - Q.—Please recommend a method .1 tablespoon cornstarch are offering you a special 41-page The loose, long sight back = and mis'plii, ed chaKfwafj *mxsh assure*' a style that will fit to of diagnosing a tuberculous coadt* 14 teaspoon salt illustrated book entitled, "Easy En- b.«ttd a?» '*?- ~__a_ em aatmamimsavx\>-.-. tittrto a chttd of pt^_e,**mi4 -g-< costt aspl'%W terteetnoa'i are exactly the 2 eggs', (beaten) m , ere de-' A.--A common test te by ate et ceats—Wt It ii designed to tave you <_*__^-Z*-~ mm m*t*p\mmmm-m tuberculin. Tawnr' phyttettn can I t square* unsweetened chocolate ; both time and money—to solve for _HiJtasual sport* (melted) -- .,^ . •. 'coats. Ettoeythey go to men's stores Persian Toques toJB make tba tart.. P_l__efli you. *•' problem oi entertaining - q,---Is ^soriasiaûrable? JaJtj a teaspoon* vanflta extract easily, -simply, and inexpensively. ,teb«y torn iackets or Jiave them 5 I cup whipping cream (whipped) copied fo their favorite fabrics and Âuliui-rSl^ tegioe^R- 7lf»§a||!ii!||S This book hat beep accepted by stylet. :._ " ..-.Pairaian tajaas. intricately draped "_ji r»nilanli y'ttta' iisajagliiiia Blend sugar, cornstarrii snd salt thniittrinl'i ttf hftoêtotw-yt a^ a belp- EXTRA SMOKES and twitted, are among toe - test Tie Wet treatment Is Ii avoid all Add sealded mUk slowly, (prttog ful guide to easy entertaining ' l^*«ti«M_^ CAMELS %$_?•Li Wettert. Atmosphere new model* shown by Legroux fata—butter, cream, egg yoBcs, nata, PPt, and place fo saucepan ear dou To m| your copy now, tend X9 • aX ***tt ettp with a dtetincUy west- Soeurs torautumn . They are made ble bolter. Cook, stirring constantly, cent* tocoi n to "Easy Entertaining" tat amp, ***try. Try it three m onttt thick. Remove from heat; add 5 mCWlRETTE OF COmO TOBACCOS' ssa -all It ttw tan** looking butt's of printed velvet, printed jersey care Mf Eleanor Wm-m.' Pm north and a caShmer. print, _M beaten eggs; then cook, ttirrtog con- Itflialgtn Aysau*. gbfeago, citooUt, atantly. until thlrkened. Blend ta m**a***mpt. mamuamaamawm Data*-! Friday, August 9, 1940 LA S V EGA SAGE Page Seven

•->*».-» »wMH»n»»»stm sss 1 Indian | Salesman Roved Wick Areas i£atMeet|^ Jlsk Ma-iAnother In Ancient Days (ft A General Quiz Lift Vp Your Hearts The Questions Long Before Colttmbus* (BeH Syndicate—WNU Service.) CARE&F POULTRY 1. What country is the Holy Land OLD BUFFET MIRROR Oram will teach Marty another Day They Sold Cosmetics By VIRGINIA VALE of three tPipmre\K?_m£&sk ___ trick or two. And Other Thingi7 tKeteased by Western NewflPSBOr Union.! VfTALTB^SUMMER 2. How are the* freezing and boil KDrrOR'S NOTET: As a special ITA HAYWORTH won a ing points of water designated on service to our readers, 150 of tha— ttie centigrade thermometer? homemaking Ideas have been pub TUCSON, ARIZ.—Ancient south RTlftictory when Director lished to five 32-page booklets western Indians -probably were ask Special Measures Are Nec 3. Where ia the best known Chafes Vidor offered* her a maelstrom (a whirlpool)? which are 10 cents each to cover ing each other, "did you bear toe essary to Protect flocks. cost and mailing. Send order to: one about tiie traveling salesman?" chance to become Brian _ What is the tactile sense? COTTOII long before Columbus discovered /theme's leading lady in "The 5. Where do the Hottentots live? BATTINe - mire. P. PARIUSH ' fi. What is the Aurora AustraUs? America. 111131-1 IH Lady in QueatlOtt^vB'ecause The health and egg production MRS. RUTH WYETH SPEARS "jJBaoa g"*f__? araww W There were traveling salesmen the suftry-eyed'actress wears. of the poultry flock next fal l wtil be BUTT6R St Tmrt then among the natives who sold cos ta proportion to toe care given _the The Answer* ."UBWITH Bedford ami £i§|f' - * metics, five parrots, pottery, orna clothes so •» ell she'd' been la puttets this summer«?|l|t <^ LID OK THS SOTTOH Enclose 10 Mats for each book ments. Tbey roamed long trails belled "the best dressed girl 1. Palestine ia reverenced aSke WAU,TABt-E5,ANO LAMPS «Jt)E'tH|AP.S ordered. Bftplpl One of tbe first "musts" In toe STOQI. AMB SHADES CTtAH-BOW.WIME Name ...... ,..,.>^|.^....,.. from ttie Pacific ocean to ttte great in filmland." And because grower's program should be the pro as the Holy Land by the Jews, plains, from Central America to cliff she's what she is, she found viding of clean ground not used by Christians, and Mohammedans. f AST week Marty helped to talk Address ...... dwellings of the north. ||§| *; poultry for at least two years to 2. Zero and 100 degrees respec -M Grandmother out of her old herself to danger ot acquiring an ballet. The Martindale family l5r. Harold S. Colton, director of other label—toat of a glamour girl range the panels* tively. IHllllli the Museum of Northern Arizona, Then, too, an open air summer 3. Off the coast of Norway. were in a dither when she fold 'Sot toe lovely Rita wants to act. them that she waa going to furnish •f Doom's Pitts, ottoe reported here that hit atudies dis If you've seen her to "Susan and range shelter should be located tn 4. The sense of touch. 7iT Many yean of -mat-t closed regular tirade routes and a corn or soybean field, orchard, a combination guest and sewing ide use, -rarely most God," with Joan Crawford ' and 5. In' South Africa.* *a __.C_ rdom with the mirror and two : accepted as eriiienca m|tny articles of commerce. Frederic March, you know toat she tetpedeza pasture, or some other 6. The "northern Ughts" of the at tmtww_/ - we. location where ample green feed tags ef the old buffet; plus same 'And fsrorstfl. pnUie |l|l_§7 Xteat* "Poputa*."• V* ^5 can do it, too.' southern hemisphere. S^K spools, a batter tub, unbleached opinion supports that A rouge manufactured at the and shade are available. of the able physicians . But to that one she was beautifully An ample supply of tender green muslin, soma old rags and other who test tho -aloe of Grand canyon from iron oxide or - 1 dressed., * She wanted a role that feed wfll cut toe teed bill greatly, odds and ends. -e-i-u'lgT *;" /" i Doan.. tinder exacting red ocher was told;far and wide would give her a chance to show .WANTED! WOMEIL "'JC^îffSSgpjy''- fahorsto-ry eoadlUoBs. After comtog of tiie Spaniards, the as wett at result to a more healthy 88 to 62 yis. old, who are restless, The rags were used for the hook These physicians, too, approve flttlT -JKWd what the could do to spite of being flock. Soybeans planted in rows or moody, nervous, fear Mt flashes, rug in this sketch of a corner of of advertlsiny yea read, tin objectiye of cosmetic became so important that dowdily dressed. Vidor certainly in corn make an ideal shade and dizzy spells, to take Lydia E. Pink- which Is only te recommend Doom's P0ls the viceroy of new Spain called a ham's vegetable Compound, Fa that lew guest and sewing room. ss . good diuretic treatment lbr disorder gave it to ber in "The Lady to source of green feed during hot dry mous ta helping women go smiling; Directions for the rug and - far of the kidney fanction and for relief of special inquiry near what is now Question'." Illt|l weather. It la also important toat the pain and worry it causes. EU Paso, Texas, ta 1691 to discuss thru "trying times" due to func making the spool tables shown tf tiara people wen aware of boa dm -. Itftre entire Wardrobe far - tois one toe pullets have plenty of fresh wa tional "irrtgularitie*." TrySt-— her are- both in Sewing Book Sr kidneys moat tonstantly r**i'in ri imtrtf means of obtaining -Her: ter supplied in a cool,- shady place The mirror was hung end-wise and that >s«|-s| stay is tho blood without in . The Spanish -women liked ttie cost less than $45. A drab suit, jury to health, ftere would ta bettor unr shoes wito run-over heels, and * at att timet. ?^^p||f^^^^ is marvelous for fitting dresses. dentsndint of why the whole body suffers rouge because it preserved their very simple afternoon frock—that's The muslin drapery was used to when kidneys lit, ind diuretic medica complexions. Every Indian to toe At least once a day, in toe late Vigorous Decision tion would be more often employed. what- this "best dressed" young afternoon, toe pullets should be ted cover ttie irregular edge of the Burning, scanty or too frequent urina cojtmtry wasted a supply for cere* Imagine the odds against the rtgpat, unarmed, unfed, untrained armies af Men must decide on what they tion sometimes warn of disturbed kidney woman wat given to wear; She°was liberaUy on whole yellow earn mad wttl not do, and then they are mirror and makes just the right function. You may suffer na-rgin* back mdhlsl purposes. £_$&• ----- Washington, whose men enlisted only -far e termf-af weeks, oil' knew- hem delighted. But she couldn't go whole oats. Also the tarda need a background for the blue spool ta ache, persistent headache, attacks of 0_ Br, Colton said the Havasupal In Strangely that -war ended, with victory for the side against which the odds able to act with vigor in What they mnesa. Betting up nights, swelling, puffi* dowdy aU the way—she had to weir high quality growing or developing ought to dp.—Mencius. bles. Yoa can see to the sketch •lUM under th. eyea—-fed weak, nerrous, dians sold" the rouge tor toe equiva teemed incredibly heavy. 't^^J^sT - £:"'S~' silk stockings. -'§^m1^^^_^_fjî nfash. Many of toe more success bow ttie lamps and stool were all played out. lent of aboift |S a pound and the i ful poultrymen keep whole oats and made. Next week the bottom shelf Ut* marrt PiBs. It is better to tdy oa Hopit is turn peddled it for 28 cents fly KATHLEEN NORRIS —-*—*§!lp . medicine ttat haa won world-win so* HAVE HOPE whole yellow com to hoppers before of the buffet will be used and datrn than on sowiethls* less farorably a teaspoonful. T IS a great consolation, in Remember Marie WUson, ttta cun toe pullets as well as a hopper of 5 known. Ask your arighterl 'S^_h "Don't let the foreign situation ning blonde who was clever enough, Ita their backs.toe Indian sales these trying times, to real warty you,™ Kathleen Norris ad mash, - •-••jffip*#0_ _m Black -fîliS men alto carried, from one -settle- to put her sett across to Hollywood I ize that according to all vises. She peers through the black by playing dumb? Her most recent Of course,' liberal feeding of whole ment to another, textiles, shells and clouds of war which hang over the oats, corn, and green feed witt re Leaf 40 Achievement even crude plastics. historical precedents, two world and finds that tilings are not picture was '"Boy Meets Girl" DOAN SPILLS which Isn't exactly recent, after att. tard tiie sexual maturity of toe pul jttsr a Live parrots were Imported from and two dp not make four. \ as had as they teem. Wart af con DASH IM FtATHtnS..*- Achievement is the answer to Shg has just concluded a .20 weeks* lets to a certain degree, but this it Mexico and carried 700 mties For no matter what mathe quest have been fought and na to toe advantage of the poultryman OR SPREAD ON ROOSTS accepting responsibility, doty. tions conquered many timet ta the personal appearance tour, and now ResponsibUities . to northern Arizona, where their re since the birds witt have more time Why do some rise faster than oth mains have been found Id ruins of maticians can do with chalk' past. The world has always re she's back to pictures; you'U see Be thankful for responsibUities. and a blackboard, the events covered before, and there it no rea to become bettor developed. This Liberty to Do Right' T^S ers? Answer: They invite respon The more heavy they are ttie mtjre old dwellings. ''81? son ta beUeve that if won't do to wUl mean larger eggs. _st&$ sibility—they accept cheerfuUy Pottery to Demand. • IS that touch our human lives, The saddest thing is .to be en thankful you shoujd be. Responsi and are controlled by. our now. ,.'.?M| SMMS$ dowed with liberty to do as wa and courageously agreeable and bUities are what.. make .men of The volume of pottery traded wat Home-Raising of Prods please; and thai to please to do disagreeable duties, ahd they do those who might otherwise ba enormous. Some evidently wat faulty and irrational human ttte wrong thing.—Rollins. them promptly. failures. ina^nftared-primarUy for trading ing .. toe_jMti^^^ttei-is abroad, i actioiB; almost always seem We don't maintain blockades against ^pfe Good Farm Practice purposes, as It was found over wide- Borne production of- dairy and areas and only to smatt quantities to come out in an unexpected neighboring countries,, nor oppress them, nor hold to mandatory powers poultry product*, fruits, vegetables, at the site of its production. way. The student of every great and meat from animals fed and In desert regions, toe traders went crisis to World affairs is completely toat cruelly handicap them. All the nations of Europe HAVE been do butchered on the farm offers a two- from mountain -range to mountain puzzled by toe apparent independ way advantage to families withtow range to at to have water supplies, ence of results from their causes. ing these things, snatching ttie spoilt of war, profiting • by toe sufferings cash Incomes, the new department and could not have survived along '-Take our beginnings, in 1775. Im of agriculture yearbook points tall. the level desert routes of modem agine toe oddt against toe ragged, *t sifter -patten*, for more than 20 long years; or rather for more than Bfonio-aroWn foe&e-utuaUy improve transportation. unarmed, unfed, 'untrained armies the diet—both in quality and quan River valleys formed natural ave-- ©t Washington, whose- men enlisted 10 *pnajeimtifrto.'-:,^^^%^ ^tgjjjj tity—and tbey release^te*' other pur* nuet of trade, supplying not only, only for a term ot weeks, and when To live in continual war wito your poses money ttiat would otherwise water and easier" traveling, but vil that term was up walked quietly off neighbors la possible to any govern be paid out forifood. ment. To live in continual peace it lages fer stopping places, to trade. to. their farms again! Washington's In a recent survey of living costs and visit. •:___ congress was against him,' the per also possible. The Americas, by on farms, food economists of toe through all the yeara and toe sonnel of tbe army was constantly some fortunate combination of cir United States department of agricul coming of the white man, the In changing, and, wito Canada as' a cumstances, prefer the latter course. ture-were able to group 84 tami- If la nonsense to say toat you have dians have not lostft their "trading bate, the great armlet of England, MARIE WILSON lies—each of whtob "had about $630 instinct, Dr. Colton slid. They still supplemented by Prussian merce to fight U other persons fight, for a year to spend for toe family Uv- walk long distances to obtain goods, naries, French settlers, and thou they have some reason for fighting, her.- in -'Virgiota,*** playing a neu Ing, and each consisting of alms*, te sett or trade on their reserva sands of Indians, were prepared for and it Is your fob, in peace times, rotic young New York society wom band, arid wife and oae child under tions, illfii a "long attack.- ' IfeS to discover'that reason,-and to Ahd an who wants to buy an historic 18 years of age—on-"the basis-of Victorious Against Great Odds. ' other ways of curing the situation Virginia plantation owned by Mad how much .food was produced on Ulan tiie wholesale slaughter of in eleine CarroU and transform it Into the farm. im^S. ^m9- Fumes of Kerosene Kill We aH know how strangely that nocent boys. When a nation meets war ended, wito victory'for the tide a night club. Blllill SSl§ Money expenditures for food Motherly Love of Ewes war with'war. it is tacitly admit* dropped steadUy as home produc against which toe odds seemed in ting that might is right; -a theory SWEETWATER, TEXAS.—A lata credibly heavy. ||^P Grim fate pursues Bette Davis on tion increased. Some of these fami of mother love toat withered at the toat we. should have left behind ut, lies produced more than $400 worth Agincourt, Waterloo, Sedan, the 2,000 years ago. A theory, to short, the screen, no's died, gone insane, odor of kerosene fumes wa* told British' conquest of India are at} of food on ttie farm and spent only here recently by s sheep-raiser who that we said we DID leave behind lest, her eyesight, faced certain about $160 for food. At the. other similar, In the last mentioned war, ut, when a certain Voice spoke on death on a plague-ridden island, lost 39 lambs because of that fact. l end, part of tiie famiUes raised only less than a hundred years ago, toe a certain •*n*pi f**hf'irg,W _f-ft>¥f Iffis." been murdered,' ssd caused a scan about $100 worth of food and bought Daring extremely cold weather, case Was that ttie Sepoy troops re the owner gathered up 40 young War'Breeds on WaliTj^Ssti dal tost rocked ttw world, la her about $20O worth.. The economists lambs and put them to hia**garage, belled, to number* something better new picture, "Tm Letter," tbe estimate that such a family would than a thousand to one. There were Twenty yeara ago Germany was wito a kerosene stove to keep them crushed to the complete satisfaction start* right eat by killing; a, mas. spend about $265 cash tt it did aot warm. Ibe stove was faulty and few British troops in India, most of of att ttie war makers. She was However, her roles haven't "affected raise any food Fa milies producing reeked of smoke and kerosene and that armySwat composed of Beat spUt in two, bar wealth, her colo her private Ufe—.he's taking rhum toe highest, money values- in food to did toe lambs tiie next morning. Indians, officered by British. So the nies were shorn away, she.* never bs tcttent to her free moments. were in general the best fed. When toe lambs were returned to simple job of ihe rebels Was merely could rite again or fight again. -*- their mothers, toe. ewes sniffed and to shoot toe officer*, wipe out the But somehow -two and two didn't Speaking of free time—Raymond turned away. None would claim few missionaries and women ahd make four. War, instead of breed Gram Swing (whom Radio Guide re Farming Advaa^B** ;T<$; her offspring. Bottle-feeding waa children, and possess their own land ing peace, bred more war. The cently "named "ttie wisest and most oncemara_^^_m_^^^tMi$*. ~ — EM ^"py New Machinery attempted but within 24 hours 89 of victorious nations, supposedly strong scholarly of the war commentators") Trend to form machinery toward the 48 lambs were dead et hunger Wei all khow how that came out, in poUetog and blockading end man- hat bait but two free weeks for vaca m '___ the; passiQB&tfi_gaHrag-- of j durability, simplicity, speed, and and cold. - ••.""•'" .v- -a. < tiaxiiiS mpd •'d'c&rnav "COtlhtoH" SOWC* tion in the past four years. And convenience of operation, says W. Roberts, a Campbell, a Havelock, how watch that one central Euro with the European situation what it overcame Infinite superiority to M Hortt' of toe United States bu Indian Girl, 2, Dies Trying pean stete~ closely enough Ja setr 1* there's no teUlng-whea-he'U- evwr reau—of-- agricultural cnglneoetegr numbers, and tiie rebellion was sup what she was doing, or police" ber again have time off. 'JSP! pressed. ISIl "probably bat affected American To Rescue Baby Sister sternly enough to ttop bet from agriculture at much as, if not more ,., M/. ..i'tpgaam'*. .Predicament.-. ,^._. s —JESpfk 6K£A.—A two-yeaiHBid what-she actually*did; '.---piiJJlj ' T heneyn^Ma that wtt diityed for -tihsk,devetoptofef ortoe* reaper Snd Indian girl, tried vainly to rescue Then take Lincoln's situation, to That wai- Germany's hour of dark steel, plow -a century ego."—-~— 1884, actually within the memory of tore years started recently; when her IB-monto-old sister, but both per ness. She emerged StiU Germany LaoreftePillbrandt ("Virginia Bich- the gas tractor has been tm the ished aa their frame home cottapaed living men, for a child whose won and more nationalistic than ever. market for nearly 40 yeara. * But dering eyea looked on at the Civil maa"M^Girl Alone") and her hus to flames.' Pllfcfl*"? This hour it dark for France. But band, Bus* Young, totally departed only during the past 10 or 12 years Neighbors said they taw Natacha war would only be something more she has been conquered before; de has a unit suitable for planting and than 80 now. W$_\ for Hollywood and potato north. He's Lahoma Peek crawl along toe floor spite att toat any enemy emu do to a radio announcer, and ever since cultivating row crops, for plowing, of ttie burning, bouse, dragging her Ibe South was fighting toe North, her heart the win still be untouched, their marriage, when he wasn't disking, and belt work, been avail baby sister, Sequoyah Ann,, toward and with gallant success, at toe mo and within another turn of the tide booked to announce she was com able. Of all general-purpose trac toe door just before toe building fell ment. In Mexico, -Austria and the witt. be France aSsinT^^^^^P mitted te acting—getting 16 free tors manufactured *tn 1937 nearly to. France had set up an emperor England StiU England. weeks together was something of a 50 per cent weire on rubber: Pneu lb. mother, Mrs. Huel Peek, wat whose, plan was to befriend the triumph. 11111 matic tires not only permit higher visiting a neighbor but ran home Saeto, take aU Central Ameriea un The Danes, the Saxons, the Ro speed in field operations bid make and suffered minor burns to a ftitflf* der hit protection, for Austria, and mans, the Normans aU conquered possible road hauling with trailers. NIWI SENSATMHUll old England In turn. The Hanovari- BIGGER TRADE-IN effort to enter tiie house*, '•SaT'? maintain a strong European hold Are yoa one of these movie land "Adapting field machinery to use LOOK! toiBWRNMONIViaa upon the Americas. . -::$%S&migS ans and toe Dutch came over to who toplpre tbe stars to do^sotofs = ==f i : rule, with ttta Georges and WU ;®1BEpI5^ra?* ?B5yS S3Bs 7HHpfr • AA GUARANTEE And just at this moment, what our tiling on the screen itoat will really "constitutes the major recent de* ÂLLOWANCE t_m\ Police Suffer Damages Uam of Orange. But England isn't be a message to you? If you are/ 5'.*. aNByootouinH President wat crueUy pressed tor vetopmentTig; what is generally UM.H - iflr#$l0it*t Danish nor Saxon nor Roman nor you annoy your favorite star no end, Battling Two Amazons men and munitions, an unfortunate Norman nor Patch; she's. ttEraeU-.. known^jtt farm implements," A new ON KNIA POLC_Wa MOBILE, ALA.—A Mobtte officer episode occurred which angered *f?tetage Bitti-t has une erf those -ptawrtor instance, may look about m England overpowered tile Transvaal Tlrtttog* SPARK PiUGS . lost his ..trousers. haltingja -fight-r England, and threatened tar awhile font, a girl who wants him/to fop toe tame as ita predecessor, but tta only 40 years ago, but anyone"who* CHAMPION iir Quicker ttarting and' and another lost his $19 spectacles. to involve-the North in a war witii visits it "vitite a strong Seat tm* bit cigarette three times on an asW examination It will be found to be STANDARD! : HUH RPEED improved performance* -Motorcycle officer* Ceell McAuley Hit British, Bi lUtfi lnmpi- were .ty*8I tiê*-ff itself. Gtay at least once Ja ea^/pebp*, made of better materiaiTJa bav. TOM and Henry Franelich were tent to dispatched,to Canada before the af- - AU the blackboard*, of the world, IfusjMo^tetvbair know^ toat W was greater beam clearance for turning ot your money backiW^ the Negro section to break up a fight fair was settled.- • • i- • —^ ~. —.. anWKSr^^BaKT anbuth who ° Rurat"iMefs~~ .l^p>? to fight; bewildered French lads'who : walked tato the Morrte Rector: taw* . At ,11, is, -T'maiabtr. thai no aa- knew neither .why--they fought nor When the roses arriv'£d 'Vpsm she at toe Mississippi while about three- .fry ttora and asked to* a" pair mt Hon beta grievance against us, snd why theystopped; English boyt who started work to'Tugboat Annie fourths of ttte poik' ta eaten east' of GET OUR LOW PWCm-SL_ ON THS FAMpUS SaD* Again" Jane took steps. She ttie Mississippi. f^^ afaases. Upoctor looked. blinked ami that we are not going out of our way mn\y. ..)r f'nr Knma -try*: » jrfo *«wa* nrj > decided mayb. he needed a pair, to Injure ig^'lmtlen,' or-tp impose occasions, movie. Tb*y*p^'pa '*%* wrote "Sifin^ttial the couIdh t"do" it If —^^-~~ - .^. . — - ,. FinSSTONESSTANDARD TRUCK TIRES too. But ba dtdn't-Ttae woman .was unfair tefihs opm any nation, er actly alike, and when too/*rfMnak- she wanted-to, because she bas to - • Native tree* pifvshrubs transplant do what toe script telit her to, toat K , lit titter, Mr*. Helen Sobel at New ,to make aa enemy ef any .nation. ers"- are sated, aad the' dictators' ed from dense woods are difficult MffnMl aO wfWl V-KiMI Pfw v]l #9fOfl V Wirai WmvtmaP)MtP • mmtrwIaml^SSram IHal ! the baa rote fever and can't stand Miitwdiiisiss' w • gmai *) . York, whom Specter hadn't teen for"WSrar * by national temper peace hands lose their power, things wm to keep alive. Those from open spots •ll*-l ini .-WMralW wpPHpuPmPf mmSPtPP ••j.. StSaaa __H_____-_S-___i__: ______t- J toe flowers—and besides, toat she's VfVMNI WBrtWy PPPtp' KM 41 years. 'WW. slip able, abterbed ta our own problems, bejrto te slip back Into their old to ttie weeds are likely to develop. W_Bw_il__. M_Bf|_wsf st—H-J—tt_ m_ mmsm watm mst mwtavn mm_ *amM**tUtmWa*tm*a*m, aad incapable of really understand ptaeet. mirried. more satisfiiiotorlly. - 8^ tntostvHSi'tisn-r ^mwmmew^mgj mwm**awa^gmg wwmmmmsSmSomSmsv tmtm*t%. Pag* Eight LAS VEGAS AGE Friday, August 9, 1940 ~ r Her frightened eyes moved behind Use Sink flltt*gt%p^^M/& him, ss the door through which the GENERAL Jn dty Oklahoma tink stoppers and Kn bad emerged opened again, "tato be part of a police officer's and Inky and an unknown man came HU6Jr%7 equipment. When Lieut. V. 0. Wrfib out, witii Peter between. Peter ap-- •^__^^,ot*rt3a*i^^^'^^. and two other trfficert raided a home **j___l_I peered to be stumbling, heavy—per tOHIfSOlT • woman empties a dishpan of liquid Kathleen Norris haps his hurt leg was bothering him By QUEENA POLLACK Into the sink. Webb quickly stop again. tmi§i*¥i_. (McClure Syndicate—WNU Service.) pered the sink, drained and siphoned a KATHIKN NORMS— WNU SBtVfcK They started. Sheila heard Peter sJcmrf out * quart of what he rays waa snoring to ttie back seat Snow flut vmmtmmm S* - ams.*.' whisky. He was carrying the stop. tered down, down, down upon toe IF MODERN DAY PGLITICIAN8 toat wat not healthy, there wat men "XITHEN wiU toese men learn GULF STREAM ATTACK per in his padrel*, | black city streets and tiie shining ___W— m^t o--a~ln tieffst* eom- WASHINGTON—This column is WERE FRAMING THE DECLA ISaf 8TORT THUS tJUS ace In their very presence, and Pe wet tracks under the elevated road ter knew, as SheUa had known for plained Anne Hartley, bar Mae eyea as crazy* as at least nine out of tea RATION OF INDEPENDENCE and tbe garbage cant aligned before of Jbe world shaking schemes ttiat (The scene is Independence baU, 86ani#tr •nni"'HiT:H balk at the came time, ttiat ttte night's perU* flashing, as she hoag up ttie receiv world production of cloves. Shells Carscadden. blue-eyed, reddish-hatred and JI, loses her Job In New werg not over. His voice died the humble tenement doorwaye. er with a gesture cf disgust :$_% come to my maU daily. Hut one PhUadelphia. The time te 1776 but YSrk' by Ottering amid but unwelcome suggestions to ber*%oss. Typically She knew ft. wat Peter tnortag, "What now, languid Lady from ttie out of-a"thousand does have a Uttie ttte delegates, are modem potiti- tatOmraam, tba efeooses that timet, show her "new" purse—which sh. bought away "tato silence and bis face took..] Too Shy at s second-hand store, to her cousin, Cecilia Moore. Ite ptirse revives mem because Inky was perched upon one South?" queried toe bride and busi- merit. For example, once a gent ciant.) • __P*- on a strange paUor. f_^_ Fred Krai, 78 yeara old, Is "toe ories of .boy tM had met the previous summer—a boy stats. Srst name, all "This ain't your trite, then?" Ken of tbe small seats, hit breath, heavy nesslike LUUan foster, who had en wrote me toat ordinary chicken wire Firtt Delegate (reading toe pro* the remembered, wat Peter. At home that evening, watting for her. ar. ter with garlic and wine, et her ear. tered toe office ta time to hear ttie could stop a tank. I thought ttiat posed Declaration aloud}—When ta sky and embarrassed," according mother; Joe, her brother. Mid Angela, ter crippled sister. Joe, too, has lost askedTiTp" |§*î£gfe to his 64-year-old bride of Qeve- bis Job. During tbe not-so-happy evening Angela And. fifty dollars ta . secret "No, sir. That's what I was tdl- "Now yoa and me have got to be question. "Blest me, child, it's al was goofy, but my coUege mate, toe course of hu pocket to Sheila's purse. They ar. beta happy at toe discovery, only to be talking," Ken said. "Because if any most Saturday noon. A whole glo General Wesson, now chief of ord man event* it land. So, Mrs. Krai freely admits, disheartened when Mrs. Carscadden tells Sheila the money must te returned tog you," Peter said. 'Tm to be aha not only did the proposing, but to Ite person whose tnitls*. and street number ar. mi the pars.. Stella ta married on Tuesday to—to another one stops us, Pm taking yon up to rious week-end free and I stffl bear nance, wrote me that the.tetter becomes neces- going t. retvm-tot money dressed te an ancient outfit. Then, she feels, the your mother to White Plain*.", you watting about toe fact that men presnted a real idea. tary .7*^ also" reversed the usual process by owner wfll reward her literally. She looks upon the escapade as a lark: She girt.„That't why I'd be to much bestowing a Ids* on the blushing feels different When she enters the magnificent home, tut the occupants prove obliged U you'd let^ne telephone." . "m the Bronx," she corrected. don't give you time enough to con WeU, thla Is my brainstorm. So Second Dele- to be. tba Mc Cann family, old friends,-now wealthy, of Sheila's father. And The ton glanced»at,each other. "Oh, you ain't going home yet," sider whether you wish to sccept many people putt them on me, I g a t e—I don't bridegroom at the end of the cere there she sees Pater, ter acquaintance of the previous tnmm*Jl Sheila (bids he takfcT **But 'don't ybu' worry— ttieir invitations," ought to b« entitled to at least one. Uke that word mony. that Peter la Judge Mc Cann's son. Both Peter, and his brother Frank, are "No rush," Kan observed mildly. Ever since I was a kid I have toon ta be married. Prank offers to take her home, and Peter, secretly, "I'm afraid my mother witt be you'll get there. Nothing's going to "It's not toat exactly," countered necessary." It's places a slip *t paper tn her hand. The paper ia a message, asking her to happen to you.**-' iffSIi I1SI1P ben told that toe GuM Stream is a pretty, strong. T meet Peter at the ubrary the next day. Against her will. Sheila goes to tbe worried, it't getting an to eight Anne, her Southern inheritance of Still Good "Only tart to puU nothing," Inky loyalty flashing to the foreground. sort of hot water radiator system First Delegate (contteuingl—ôr Veal canned.for ttie 1824 artic ex Ubrary where she meets Peter. They talk, and she bids that, after all, the o'clock!" Shefia exclaimed anxioua- that it held away from most bt out doe. apt care for Peter. Preparing to leave, they find the library door locked! ly. And tiie tudden thought of toat said persuasively, at her ear. - P^p "It was Jim again. Always ringing one peqpleto dissolve the poUtical pedition of Sir WiUiam Perry waa The building ts closed, and no one can tear their shouts. Escape seems "I wouldn't know bow to putt any me to go to the game wito him on eastern coast by a cold watt of Are- bonds Which Impossible, but Peter lumps from a window. PssfefSil comforting and protecting" mother, tie water. It is out there just toe found hi perfect condition when ber love and tenderness,' brought thing !7.SheUa aaid timply. the very meaning ot toe day it hap .have connected w same, from 40 to 200 miles to sea opened recently in ttie museum of tears to the girl's eyes. ^gS|| "No, you Just do like I ask you to," pens. And-*- 7iîillll| WM them wlto.Jtt*-" the Royal United Service institution Kn observed encouragingly, "and "Am I-to understand that tor the ward. 'You 'cap actually see.lt and other, and te as CHAPTER mt-Contfaued flooring and could tee toe sign Ught* - -Ken Shifted a cigar on his rather know it from the encircling warmth in London. iHi ffamtog and fading aUU, through a fuU underUp. | ^^§ you'U be aU right" ^S _M third time tola season you've re sume among the "Shot Wat an awful smart thing when you enter it 7 $îg_ powers of .to* Sheila rushed to the Window and high skylight |!S|| "Listen, Sister," he remarked, fused to go with Jim because he screamed Into toe blackness, toe you did, Ken, about ttiat Boston asked you at too last moment?" the It veers across toe Atlantic ocean earth, the sepa "There'must be—don't bump your- carelessly, "you've got no call to and is partly responsible tat toe whiteness, outside. Nothing could seU ttiere, Peter!—there, Peter!— stuff," Inky presently observed. older girl, Interrupted. 1$pP rate and equal CLASSIFIED look so acarmi'*___Wij_W/ mtid, warm' climate of the south station to which be teen. Talking to herself, mut ttiere mott be tempt—" l||pl - "It may work," he said briefly. "Yet." • __ Hill 8|I11P tering franticaUy, Sheila turned tt was not moon, but It was ex "Work! It's gotta work," the other coast of England ahd also of Spain, the laws of nature and of nature's Shelia's groping wet gloves found quisite balm to Sheila- She man "Listen, Lady," LUUan raid, re DEPA RTM—_\TT back tote tbe room and extinguished man said. "Pipe the bulls toere!" France, Ireland and Scotland. If it God entitle them, a decent respect one at she spoke; toe mom broke aged a rather white smile. ^77" verting to ber pet name tor tiie tit- could be deflected up oia* own and -he .added, r*$_WP____^$____ to toe opinions of mankind requires - -the- u_ht. /^mS^^^S^^^M into dim Ught >^^^_^m_m_p. -""^Thatatyoul^Viffi-e **ta.'$jaj__ tle Southern, girl she fostered to tbe tiie Canadian coasts it might" give toat toey should' declare the esusesr HOT—S Thla done, looking down, she could They were to « studio; SheUa bad "Ybu give me your name," Ken "Now Usten," Ken said sharply to office atmosphere, '"you're leaving them toe climate of the Riviera and which impel them to toe separa see the dim, white expanse of toe never s,een cine before, except in directed, drawing s piece of paper Sheila, to a quickened voice. "You Jim to the mercies, at some other put most of Mr. Hitler's, conquests tion ...' .3§|" Whs. la KEHO. NEVADA, stop at lbs movies, but the knew* It at once- don't-know anything You're going girl who doesn't understand aim HOTEL GOLDEN—Reno's lartMt ant roof below end tee," against toe toward him across the table and on ice. Third Delegate—We ought to think and popular hotel. recognized the easel and toe unfin up to*se e your tick mother . , ." nearly as wett aa you—"' •=-. The Gulf Stream itself is not very- grayish-white, sometiiteg black pros taking a fountain pen from his pock- They bad left toe city and wore that over more carefully. If we go trate. _WEJmk&3ffi ished canvases at well as the more ijg" "and PU let your folks know. "No!" -cried Anita, impulsively. great, but it carries a lot of tropical Into att toe causes it may get us familiar tablet and-eouehet and on one of toe long lonely roads toat "I don% beUeve that's so. I know water Wito it—at least on toe sur APARTMENT HOTEL "Oh, my God, he't kffl-kt btaiiu SjfflryouTT -\m--pmm~7Wmttf: soon," skirt tiie eastern bank ot-toe Hud tote trouMe.-.-^r*|^g _l_rl--t_r'l_jPp chairs, Ihe room appeared to be he added comfortably. he'd ratoer have me than anyone face. It goes through a narrow pas Block* frost Tempi.. Reasonable Bate.: to, teUl" SheUa whispered. "Ob, God, quite empty. ": sjSspp son. SheUa, looking ahead, taw a. else, and, tt he can't toko me, he'U Fourto Delegator-This caUa for help himt17"And leaning out, she sage between the'"Bahamas and caution. Why can't we put out some week ar . nontli. Complete*- farulshed. "Look fore-telephone, quick!" Pe "Come on, le£s get going," Kn police-box to toe pink flutter at tnow probably go alone. It's not that he RICHMOND, 70 E. No. Temple, Salt Lata. shouted, 'Teterl" ' ilpT ^^^H said. He glanced st Peter and Shei FloridaS Could any kind .of engi feelers first to tee what toe public ter directed, stuffing hit cap and hit against lights,, and "two caped men neglects to ask me Intentionali^j;^. neering works there divert ita flow? Her .voice wat muffled in toc*snow, la, standing bewtidered sod tearful standing, therel ,j^^^^|^ W&m wants. 1ft att pretty risky, if you gloves into a coat pocket, and Hing He's so busy, to engrossed in hit Exactly what makes toe Gulf KODAK FINISHING but toe wind Wat not to high now, ing toe coat Itself 'oyer a chair. together. "Nothlng'U happen to The two policemen came out to weak,* be lust counts on me* "had asl? me. iSl ^3 although toe flaket were falling you," be Odd ijieni scornfully, care toe. fluttering tnow, .and- ttie lights Stream apt toe Way if does "is not . First* Delegate (resuming)—We I -*fU be home before I could tele Jim mutt be taught by curt refusals quite certain—the rotation of the 16 PRINTS 25-* thicker and fatter.. JpSsli phone Mama; we have to caU tiie lessly. "But you busted to here. of the car picked them up: they to come round to my Way of think bold toese truth* to be self-evident— Roll Developed and 16 prints 25c. 1ft R-a- "Peter!" she cried again, ta ag waited tor it to reach, them. Ken earth—toe configuration of ttte ocean that att men are created equal, - • priBts 25c HEX PlSOTO ts Oirden Vtsh. corner drug store," SheUa had be ing about engagements.*' floor—prevailing winds and a lot of ony.- Oh, he would die toere, with gun to tay, when-toe lock cf, ttte leaned out l_m Spllf "He wttl probably be taught to Second Delegate—Is It expedient no one tohel p him. And she couldn't "White Plains?" he shouted other unknown quantities are in the to go ttiat far at this moment? studio door clicked and tttey both think of engagements with someone equation. 70£#. OFFICE EQUIPMENT get down! She was back at toe win whirled about guiltily to face who - The car stopped. ,.,:^&y _*f_j!j else," Lillian impatiently replied. (Crlet of "No" and "Take it dow again. Peter was groaning fee "White Plaint?" Kn shouted Tbe engineering of hydrodynam easyl") . '__% SlpS mm NEW AND USED desks Slid chain, tie-. ever wat about to enter. Suddenly the - telephone jangled. ics, water to motion, it largely em typewritera, artdin* sacirt, eafee. Ml tisssttl bly, f||l 1 j Mechanically, LUUan lifted toe bode * * . £ L, DESK EX.. SS W. Broadway, Sail Lata Two men backed to, crouching, again. WSw^^Bj?- pirical, which meant toat it it gov Firtt Delegate (continuing)—That "Oh, God, help us both, get ut out watching ttte haUwayt rattier than "Helio,' dear," a pleading voice of tttiti" _____ The policemen looked,'pi him, erned by no predictable mathemati toey are endowed by their creator looking Into toe room; a.tall man echoed. 'Ifs Jim again. . I want cal formula. The way water flows BARBER COUEGE "Mat conscious of what she was looked at Sheila. IB^^S you to. reconsider your refusal, wito certain tn* and a small man, both young. As "You've got a sweU night tor a through a faucet or what happens aUehable rights; New Class Horn St.rtlnrr dntag. **** atn}'jst^__*ti*_om£. Shetta began tomewha* ttmkByi AsuM____^m_^^_^_^_f^___m^______l when you stick a dyke out into an gripped Its deep sill -as best ana. trip,**ine. ot pm. men said. that among - M",c*t nsnp* CTif-TfterFit jSTJI "We had to come in through your '' mafpa7t^tpmTâ%"-: ttm~~em¥" "Jaîit^mbma^ Jim. i*n put ocean current has to be determined these are Ufa, could, climbed over it with almost place—" they, both sprang about, by experiment No hydrauUc engi Barber tools furnished orr new plan, the swiftness of -a leap, and WM plained " Anne on toe wire," repUed Lillian Uberty and the 174 Resent Street Salt Lake CUy, Utah and she heard a'quick whispered That was aU. One of tbe officers coldly. ^^^^K ^^^^S neer is wise enough to ny with ab pursuit of hap- dangling out to ttie anow.;^m_^m : solute assurance either that toeGuU * '"Oh, God, forgive me.my tint!" oath. - T|P| _W& lllll pointed with.a caped arm;,straight "Oh, LQ, don't freeze me ao," be pmesa-^3__Wl ACOUSTICON Then ttie tour were facing doe ahead, Ken started toe car, they catted over toe wire, while palpi Stream could, or could not, be di (Cries of "Wait sobbed SheUa, and dropped. .'SBl r verted in along 'our Atlantic coast , •__- Bearfaif AM. Since 1»M were- moving again. - *&pli tant silence filled the room. As LU m^_ i)^pâti,- "We A ahocktag instant of descent another, SheUa and Peter aghast and and away from Mr. Hitter's Europe. Kew Vscuam Tubes or Carbon Aids. terrified, and the two otoera hardly "WeU, we got away wito that!" Uan swung tiie telephone over to want peace." and 'TJon't rfish ut Both Air and Bone Conduction. |j|J. mthnd by htr; ihelsndtd on tttmc- 1 T The only ilfpndaMa wp' tewtid oirt :j thing soft, sprawled helpless oa toe tlwifWsMl' alia i . "Vi? ° y f; "i-e-*_T. Kn.preantlyjemarked wito great Anna, their eye, met. _ Anne looked ltm-Vrar^-'-)~^~^^^^^M^^M ^âîurncBH t%PmPi% y^M satisfaction, and Sheila was able to la to make a miniature mddel of toe Third Delegate—I think we should It H. Crate, Mgr. "Shut upl" the smaller man whlt- a' 1U^ iraitw ^ttTanral. Deter-* Atlantic -ocean- -end pSy. Wttb -tba ift'ffrr *t^* a*w e • jgat ssatom. mm "Get off met" shouted Peter. "Hy pered fiercely. breathe .gain. At long as he Wat mlnedto show LIUian toat she meant cut toe life and liberty stuff and just 1 pleased she was safe. Peter was still •i*-liat**sbe raid In argimi^t a few water in tt As a practical mat let tt go toat "we are entitled to the God. you've killed met" "Listen!" Peter persisted, la a' ter, that it *^f««-^#7T'Ts^ .if") - __ . SheUa, snowy, breathless, panting, voice ttiat wat not loud, but that nbrihg, linoring—what""nerve's" be momenta before,- she. spoke ttowly pursuit of happiness. It dun't sound BABt CHICKS mutt have to go to sleep under Into ttie mouthpiece."-' But there'have been many• weU- so. defiant -^^S ^B^^^S gathered herself together, rolled wat not'afraid.'3jj$$j S^^^Ki lnformed speculations on tills possi- DENVEH HATCHED r-H!r*K 4. He feU silent, staring wito fasci these circumstanCesl 'T heard, you teU UI what yoa First Delegate (resuming)—That BLOOD TESfiBVWltVi»» over, scrambled to her knees, to her They bad come to a roadside res bility. Nobody ever wanted or feet. SQte bent ever himJv^T nated eyea in a "Whitening face. The wanted, Jim. It's no, use asking to secure these rights; governments SS ksovlas. l,e.lion*a. ond Minora taurant, or tan;- Stella could not me again, t told you T am unable dared to go very far ,wito-them be are instituted among men, deriving cos, A omde. fS.951; AA, JS.Mi "Oh, Fve hurt you! And Tm not shorter man had shown a shining, cause, ta spite of our winter and MA mjfb timnt Hfixod. SSM. sleek revolver. Sheila caught' at make out "quite what ttie big tquare to go- ttds afternoon. I have to their just powers from the consent prOnedd. ouarqnte.d d.tiTerr, hurt at aUl Ifou broke my fitfH" buUdlng was, foe it showed no lights. rough - weather, we were getting 4j MCHEHY, Doan* her breato childishly; there wat no many tilings to do," of me. governed; that, whenever any CQEORADO SAW ~ **I'U teU the world f broke your What Ught there was came from an The clock pointed twelve. Already along well enough; and it waa un form of government becomes de* fattl" Peter agreed, groaning and other sound. enormous truck, at the door. Tbe thinkable to meditate oh turning . "Come here!" toe tatt man Lillian wat ready to leave the of structlve ot INEXPENSIVE MEAtS twisting. *''You knocked toe wind snow was still falling, but less dense fice. Her trim turban and smart fur South Europe into a Labrador by a toese ends, it it out of met Oh. my leg-»^fe breathed, toaudibly. Tbey tented ly; toe truck bad stood toere tome few clever engineering works off Tha beat food In Salt Lake Is aetnwd's. rather than heard bit words; toey coat made her look ready for gay- toe right of the "It it broken?" She was pulling, -. . "Who your friends?" time, tor there were no tracks ahead ety. She slipped into toe outer office toe Florida coast. people to alter The MAYFLOWER CAEB lifting, trying to make him tit up. foUowed him across toe studio; and of it or behind it and mumbled ob the telephone.in a It may not be so unthinkable to st 1S4 Sooth Main—POPULAB PRICED he opened a door toat gave upon a d'you see? We never asked you folks or to aboUsh it Luncheons. Dinners and Sandwiches < "I think It ts. B-xt what got me," Men sprang down from It or ap vary soft voice tor a tew moments morrow it our interventionists are * * SB™SS8 he said, feebly. Struggling to bit small storeroom or closet. to here." _S_j£^t2F* peared suddenly from toe house, before tbe went j T_hfi>; correct Mr. Hitler may toon have "Give me the rod. Inky," he said, (Cries of "That knees to toe darkness and the raw, 7t3Bdl—*' Sheila began briskly; her and ttiere wat, hurried, uhdertoned -After a scanty lunch which tasted converted bit cradle of our civiliza* meant war!" KODAK FINISHING soft coldness of the snow, "what taking the pistol, instantly he eyes wide, "we hadn't any inten- coUoquy. Sheila, shaking wito cold, like paste itself to hex, Anne went tion Into an abomination and threat "Let well enough got me—ouch! was that I thought closed himself Into the closet with wrapping her coat tightly about ber to ber boarding house home. en as with a similar fate. He may alone" aad "Ifa a capitalistic lilPHOTO-KllAFT ' I bad a 'couple of ribs to my lungs. Sheila, and Peter. "Don't either of "Oh, toat*s att right, that'a all and beating her hand* against her While sunbeams beckoned iuring- have seized toe British navy and ECONOMY FILM SERVICE you speak," he aaid. | "They*U get right!" Ken interrupted her as he tides, bend Ken say, "She bughter enough French, British, Dutch, Dan piM*mm '§__ Any Roll Developed with -::j_j I thought I wat bleeding to death, ly through toe windows ot bfer room, 1 me if yoa do, but I'U get you first;" .buttoned on a heavy coat and drew have something to eat, anyway." Anne set herself to performing a ish, Swedish, Norwegian and Bel 328F5 ^Sj_"_8i_ll^_SS \ f Qaantf Printt <_W/-m^ ,^_-*%a on gloves'. "But it may delay .you But there was-objection to this. few personal chores she always left gian building capacity to make it -|Fourth Delegate—I' move to drop Extra Prmtt - ':*$/*)«&.. *a& '3e "Gosh, Têertainly thought I CHAPTSTv; n a little bit getting home, tear* HOT heart fatted her. She was ex hopeless tat us, to compete. Since tnat word "abolish." Ifs too strong. Wrap tela tad filnl carefully wrecked myseUt"; Peter shouted, tor Sunday morning. Finally, when "But you'U let my mother know?" hausted to toe point of tears.' And the tun faded Into twiUght, the went be hesitates at no methods of de Sixth Delegate—But we propose to SCHRAMM-JOHNSON DRUGS standing, then limping along betide There was a Ing pause, during the girl asked anxiously. Be looked all the time that tbe sat on toe front struction, however devastating, why abolish toe British rule, do we not? out for" dinner. As me was (otter PHOTO-KRAFT—Btw 749 her. Sheila supported him with both which they att clung close together, at her oddly, as if he were curious* teat, awaiting their verdict trem ing toe Uttie ton nearby, she 'caught should we? ||||P||| Fourth Delegate—Yes, but w» arms; they were making ttieir way motionless. Then SheUa heard voices about taBr.îpT ^îB^^^^S bling wito fatigue, she could hear sight of a happy crowd, presuma If- tois particular method ts, by. Should be more tactful. toward toa two books of tiie tire es ta ttie studio. Ttiere was talk of "Sure, I'U let your mother know." Peter no!reTlPl||*§|fe, bly coming from the^game. She felt any Chance, remotely available, it '•$_fPtmPPBwQ& %&!i$i% -am iêm, vt*_ _ cape. Just visible to toe gloom. Ibe greeting and ot the weather, and . "Oh,-sH right ton!" she said, re- "AU right all right!" to ex wretched, and ber misery strength would never have to be used. Even. First Delegate (resuming)—But now whirled softly about them, wet mention of cigarettes. Ueved.^^^^^^^8 •-..' .___ claimed tuddenly. * And coming ened when she saw LUUan and Jim, Herr Hitler could not risk the glacia^ when a long train of abusea and THE DEAFENED SAY— toeir faces.^^ "What* t that yure paintta* nowt" about to SheUa, be said. Opening ttie smiling confidentially at each other. tion of half a continent usurpations,, pur suing invariably toe AUREX IS BETTER! 7 "Peter, go carefully. It would be "Just a pninute—" Peter said bold a tug warm Irish voice aaid. She ly. But Ren, after favoring him door of toe car, "Get out, and hold Though not of suspicious nature, As I re-read what I have written, it tame object, evinces a design to re Becaus. ctothing friction noitM tr. .lirt- awful toe walk right off toe edge et misted ttie answer; she heard a onto me. You may be stiff. Keep Anna found herself jealous, s" j_W_ teems too grotesque to submit and duce them under absolute despot- iatted. Porformt peitecllf la tay pesiriM mm imapi*^_^^^^_MM wito a bored Sort of stare, took Aai.aetJ-Si| tiryfeiiito î_W-y___^, tottered out; Ken steadied ber or week and reedy for Lillian's expla- weapons that may be used against language, ^^t 504 Jadf-e Bufldisg w aha wouki Iteve fallen." Everything map_^_____l_^___^\%^^^^^ ut, Lwonder what a commtatten-trf- thoutd'- draw ". jMl.7yogffi^6§ aU" rifm?*Tjg$_\ You've gof tome queer friends!**' The word* were cut ott there. She _||7j|ft, Mk. CUy I - Garrity saUiSftoere was more con looked inquiry at her companion. seemed to be circling about her to LUUan offered none. "Perhaps the expert hydraulic engineers would tote up ao over tiie*'BeTki»*tuu fire escapey .careful We'r' egdmrdOW tip on toeH toe sharp black contrast! of toe does not know that I taw them to- say of this ene for our defense. May versation to lower timet, more "Hell be down with Inky," to 7 again and be tilted. UowS^ÎI^^S 1§1| scraping-of chairs. Then toe catter snow and ttie night, and toe facet ot getoer," Anne pondered. The bulk be toey would'just say: "Page Or Utile vague. Oth- They fingered tta Wet iron rails, to told ber.^ -' P*§!| ^^^^fe toe huddled men, threwdly watch ot the maU waa already opened son Wetieaf|ii| erwtse we MAY evidently departed^!!*-•'the door ..Tbey went through a back pas- ttte gloora.S^-f|§|||l slammed.' *:__?,fia___Si_s ing her, looked ominous. and sorted when Jim called Anne. W_ • SELECTIVE DEAFT --^g have to fight frufex "Take It easy now, SheilaI" rage, to gripping ber arm tightly. After toat another fierce warning "Get. In toe back of the truck "This is Jim Brady, Anne. I want To beat dictators, dnnocracle* wT^;Jm;W}Sf- HIGH FIDELITY HEARING AIDS Tm going awfully alow.** A side doo^jopened into a narrow to ask yoa to coma to toe game Ftett Delegate (reaching toe wad) held Peter and Sheila, and the-man alley: they were oat to the night hate," Ren said.' S^ffi have got to show die power to tee She towered ene foot cautiously She clutched his arm. He was no wito me on ttw coining Saturday." —We, therefore—solemnly publish Over toe edge, gripping ttie ratting who wat huddled clote into their "Don't make any noise now, Sis* L as clearly^ and efflcintiy and be ** shelter with them, more tilent than W friend ef hers, but at least he Wat Anne gasped* inteirnaUy at the use willing to serve and sacrifice amy at' and declare that ttie united coloniet tightly. Backing, "the put down tiie ter* 'lllll closer to ber than these murderous- of his ftdl name and formality of the are, and of right ought to be, free other foot, and so descended careful ever. Ages pasted; every muscle . "I won'tl" ibe answered, fright their potential enemies. HOTEL BaiLOMOND in §bella's body wat lame. She, looking strangers. invitation. Pohtely, die accepted, A case to point Is the pew telec- and todependent states; toat they ly; now falling aU about her and ened. and waited for talk ot tbe previous are absolved from all allegiance to and the bolder ol toe pistol, and An open car, a targe touring car "Listen—-Pm •gp'tired—** tive service bilt:§*Blly 99 per rent OQDEN, UTAH powdering head and shoulders, and . "Yoa haven't got tar, now. They game, which was ûot forthcoming. tiie British crown abd that all polit the already piled enow dislodged and .Peter, continued to rest against one with -the rate curtains aecurety but. ef o«r people are ardently to favor another"*'bodies, to breathe one an ain't going to hurt you," he mut For almost a month, apSsteady' o^'--.^deqaiato d^nt^ftfThere it a ical connections between them and falling away below ber fingers and toned down, was. standing at toe etream ofiiivitations given careful toe State of Great Britain It, and other's breaths. They could hear toe curb. Snow, was falling softly, stead tered gruffly, "Get to there and difference of opinion about just what man to toe studio whistling, smell wrap that* other tiling round you, ly. Jin. advance of ttie event came that means, but most people know ought to be. totally StesolWd. ***** - —f_- ily; all toe noises of the ctty-iW«$H from'" fun. = -Had LUUan told him of. his second cigarette. After a while softened anddutt.- 1^^^ too. lUt with your back- against that toat it means a.very targe navy, a .(Cries of "No!" *We*"are forpeace Following her, Peter was surprised their discussion and warned torn tn and prosperity.i" ''This wttl drag us to discover, at- the had; discovered, he.apparently crossed toe floor, j Ken, still holding tight to {toeita't tart, you'U be att right." great Increase ta our army, large "Come on out. Ken," he said care- immediately I*eter was halftUited- tirneT-. - -_ ^ ^ reserves of trained men and moun into war I" etc.) ^^S that toe fire escape went down only arm, fell into a low-toned conversa .Curiously.'* she'found herself aot : : leSS$*fe~7. "7 77" ~ '"- T -.—;°---e-~ tion with two men who emerged ahd half-shoved in against-*: her. tains of new eqttipment Fifth Detegate---I*U npt sign it. I . one jtoQCt fttghj •fegj____gji|a______|fc ehjoytog the gathering of gayety she Ken, stretching himself, but cau- from toe shadows; afterward one Hands reached tor a jumble of foul- 3*have heard few people who were must sound out my Constituents first er dark, snowy roof, among chim attend fid-With. Jiheu. SpontanTlety way' unwilling-to accept'the judgm«nt~et- neys and «"*ytigM*i- JAEJ^SSMM \i$ma -ansNaotsctess esttHjrwa«-oatot oTTHera ~tat)»6d"«t "Sh^Ria isarply: raipelltag .old couifortora: and-qttUtsr] —Sixth Deiegate=-I meve we-ptittfce and instinctively she eased Peter's jgone,; A warm to about their rela our miUtitry and naval experts as to whole thing over until* AFTER A "We're all right now!" Sheila the 'closet mm a.cafe, ^ , ,.'.... . This man war an American, eMc«*yt -snoring head against ber. shoulder. tionship was lost The impulsive type, numbers and quantities need GALLUP POLL! called joyfully, as be joined, her,| -—"Qone »**>-*• askcd.T^^ lean, nervous. She taw Kenegive happiness the used to sense in hia pJ3Te£i '^ftigalkTdpwn tiie street plm the addresses and telephone and gathered about them both what ed. ..' .-iQurtatojWith ,a:-.duU thmt) !~, T '"rher.êsurfi-.ttrbc a d«oi*-bere, or coverings the could: Drafts, coming;, presnciErHtened down to routine. Thus tar, therefore, democrH«s| we can y-^Snd.rsfSnip and toeyTT 1 see him go. Who—" asked toe numbers he had taken from Peter Coming from a dance ode everting, man Called. Inky, .eyeing Peter and bind herself upstairs. The -old man in at toe bottom of the truck, were working as wett as any government. THINGS I SHOULD LIKE TO SEE • •-gSmuk/mm/ir,. the wat meditating almost bitted-lp, IN THE MOVIES, SbÛfj. as they came blinking and listened, nodded, muttered a word so ptarctog tiwt It wgs a1matter of But, when it goes to conserlptt-ia , A hooded door rose from the root - A newsstand tme^_,fthp(athi&ilx. level./; Peter tumbled With her atjpentijag—itfito, - ,thete--Jtidtag-plitf»,, or.-tVB*"..,..-, -...J -. ,.,....e,. i •• ., i I,T-|.-;-. S£—i—aartli—_——_iw^ m etoi^s tor, raisiag,.toat.army.-Ul€.. W_Wt_ .--who your friends'?"' '... " '••- ... 7^-jew, you get to front.here. Sis welkin rings with every tort of co.a- keeps his moutlt shut instead ^'yell theîaU"**, ntfet II opi-n&a at oftce II jTsSEtHeTr "1hearWaon^WWcrt stoppedy Its _____£__clamorou s -atattt Ensms far < serseas .,M_HC 7 »?r never' see them before," Ken ter," Ken said then, opening toe Someone. aXattuneM^^pnged Sap fusion of counsel that defeats democ ing "extra,"7at the top of hit lungs. - *Jr Csslsd Loans* and Lsbbj admitted them to gloom and to the beating at shie cried expectantly, ! • heavy smeU of a badly kept house, Laid. "'How did you and the lady right-hand front door, "and we'U be up, at the back, ot toe truck: thtere racy or drfv*i*ait to SttctatorssBip,.: - ita ISsi «^«SE8wifeli£KKK Qtm ttaam. }CaSm She. Tn. Eoess but toey-were to out o* Jbe^snow let mixed into tills, youniTteUer?" out of this in no time a!sSU'l" ^^ was a elanktpg of chains and hooka. ."mêav -7-^777' There are several provisions of the Dorotoy iSamour unaccompanied Boat* at and.the bitter cold,-at least.' They he askedr scowling at' Pet©-. TJfe */He*s -coming,'1'* Kn-,ia ber. And with «terrtfic joltj for toe truafi; "In due time when I consider abd service toll toat I think I cap prove by -,a e hurricane, .ty|ihoohj tornado, BotaJT—Khrsnla—Eiecott.es took hands cautiously to descend Peter explained, pointing et toe •'Get*toi*'-e-i:.v ... - had evidently been partially trosn yotf'caiJ- prepare—" wrng to principle,, but In toe main find or any ototr version of toe Eichanse—Optlioists—"ie-J»-- "Oh, make it now. Tomorrow." L Obtatma ef- CSoeamaree -moo} SJt Ct$%~ BaptrCI f5_S5 roof stairway,*Jerking hit. head to- ' When SheUa, secretly praying, bad .to the'foad; toey were moving again. toe bUt"to neeessary and sufflcieu* "WWmd the Rain ta Your Hlte, t-1 She.implored breathlessly, as her • - .-•• • # ' * -*Is it a hall-down there, do you wmfo^fietatm. t_i§aryT_S%."/" Ts| obeyed, be walked around-the car She putted at the cdvers, /trying Failure to enact it promptly., may Hotel Be* Lomond 'I 11 7 arms curled around -his. ncck-lnde- nfead* to-tometotag mto^-.tmrjiei"._"- A meeting betweets hero and [-• suppose? - — . ——-^-—: — mt Started? gUbly though, even to fiE^Tdriver't ieat^Hie itaft^r niaH] Elo-proiÊBp artiontisyitoett wtto- herdEMt"to WMcbtoe" UgNHne ""doesn^fl ; :; standing close to SheUa, Wito ene lout uncovering her feet" twisting dance of time or place. •"Happi-. ' One objection ts that we can cot Oaeaa ae tatt ate ..^-ffiaightn't be;*"-.e laughing at their predicament and ness is a swift stream.I'want to be drop her .handkerchief, ber eyes or '" -MSP- Wm^Sptmwortfa, tm She called: "HaUob! Down there! adventures. But something- chilled vetoy band gripping her. wrist .SIl with sore, tired limlata ttie static rely on fstoteertag to get more than. her telephone number. trig, rough, draftv place. caught in every minute with you, a milUon men, l^__ii Baltoor* his blood at he proceeded; there . '.'Don't make no ooist**," thermae Jim." MARTIN RAGAWAY. There was no response.• They de- was that in the Mc-ti-j__qniet eye* .aid. Ww$&&& tVO BE ___ti__T^. Wg__^___g*______fiâ^__j_l, tcended farther, • struck solid level 4 Friday, August 9, 1940 LAS VEGAS AGS £ Page Nine ..VA-f—I—io_fa„ —Speofemg of SpPrts—i AROOND Itwiw of tntvretf LohgCamp-ign KWendell WiUkie—Wins in November . «• HOUSE lo th« Housewife Tests Greatness jllfell Be Sôlificaty Hfeet One tablespoonful of sirup A good way to keep sUver bright sweetens" as much as two of sugar. Is to keep It te a drawer lined Of Armstrong . »r^^ffl with dark outing flannel. HERE could be no doubt that :T*4#Be*Stabled' in the White House Store, chocolate and cocoa hi a you stood poised on tiie edge of cool, dry place to prevent impor Grip the serew top ef a jar with T By ROBERT Met—ANE a piece of emery cloth or sand mutter "tpotbaU teaauu.— Not the (TBelaaseel s» Wsetarn Wewaya.er Vaiom.l tant oils from deteriorating. _SM Although Hayes was not a great _P___E fWmA paper, and'you wfll soon have it slightest doubt when you turned ahd TN YOUR next argument as to the By ELMO SCOTT WATSON looked tato the honest, rugged coun (Releaaed by Western l-4.wsB.iwr Union.) President, he,was probably the Pot a basin ef cold water in the loosened. IT7S * greatest fighter of aU time, pound best of any of the "dark horses." oven if* you want to cool it down. tenance of Bo McMiUin, the* Head for pound, take a quick look at the F", AS the Republican party Booster of Indiana. _____ Declaring that "he serves his It reduces the " beat and helps record of Hammering Henry Arm hopes and believes, Wen party best who serves hia coun Witii the cooking. "It won't be long now," Bo opened strong, one of tbe mott tireless fight 5 I dell Willkie is the winner try best," Hayes gave the coun ... Kool-Md tiie conversation. ing machines of boxing history.S ^ try an administration which- set Wooden spoons are desirable for At one time Henry held three in the Presidential race next •HAKES 10 BIG It won't. In aim ott so time teamt Noyembelê he will become a high mark for future "dark candy-making because they do GLASSES Wfll be moot—tag for tiie ___** world boxing titles. It's a bit In horse" Presidents to try to equal. not become uncomfortably hot to volved, even now, but this is the the sixth "dark horse" to be all-star games tn Chicago ana New The first of these was another handle. York. And Juai beyond that we get general Idea^ Hnldctof the feather; "stabled" in the White .House. weight, Ughtweight and welter Buckeye, James eA. Garfield. Se It yon have been painting wood imtvotypaaumx the call to-tolors and the beginning For only five times in our na curing" an education by his own "To think this it oar honeymoon weight titles, Armstrong Won tbe trip and you went to tbe station and work, the best way of removing ef IntercoUeglate action. first crown when he knocked out Pe- tion's history of 151 years efforts, he became a teacher and thi smeU is to leave quarters of wks elected to the Ohio senate bought a ticket for only one." WNU—W 32-40 "This she' wiU be tome season all tey Sarron. To fight as a feather have the people elected to the "WeU! WeU! Mow dearest, what a large onion in- the room until oyer the map," Coach Bo admitted weight a man must weigh 127 which he left in 1861 to become they have absorbed it. Be care highest office irt "the land a tiie youngest brigadier-general in do yoa think of that? I had forgot Tasks Before One In hit 'Esses-Kentucky drawL * "Ev pound* or under. He madeetthe man who was either unknown ten myself entirely." ful to throw away the onion im So little done, so much fo do.—* ery section is set up witii a lot of weight aU right, and after the laur tiie Union army. He came opt ot mediately it has done ite work. before his nomination or was tiie war a major-general and was Sir CecU Rhodes., mm powerful - teamt, such et Cornell, els were his, he tore into a tew addi NOT DOING A THING Fordham and Princeton in the East tional tteakt to put on weight Then not seriously considered as a sent to congress where his prin he proceeded to whip Barney Ross potential candidate. cipal distinction was. bis loyalty —Ohio State, Michigan, Minnesota, to Maine. H?P and Notre Dame in~~tite Midwest- for the welterweight title. James Knox Polk was the first pretty near all of 'enTfii-tiie- South: of the "dark horse" Breed of can Grant Tries for a Third Term. These matters taken carats of, he The 1880 Republican convention Tulane, Duke, Tennessee, Alabama, bought himself a new robe to wear didates. He was a Tennessee coun For breakfast iriid bthe*r*."-7TT in the r'ing. tn\ the back wa* em try lawyer who went to congress wnt 'again a battle between Conkling and Blaine bat this time "The Southwest? Tougher than blazoned, " "Henry Armstrong— for seven terms and became a featherweight champion, jj welter- strong partisan of "Old Hickory" the paw York leader was trying ever, headed by Texas A. and M. to secure a third term for Ulysse3 and SouthCra Methodist. Then on Jackson. Due mainly to Jack R. B. HAYES tomorrow— son's influence, . he became S. Grant. Although Grant led the way te the West coast we have ed a "dark horse" candidate, Blaine in the voting from the first - Nebraska, Missouri, Oklahoma aad speaker of .the house of represen tatives and later governor of Franklin Pierce, oar only Presi ballot, Conkling could not muster a few more. The Wett coast wtfl. dent from New TTiuiijliliiit Edu fee -headed fey Southern California Tennessee. He was defeated for up quite enough votes to secure re-election to that office and his cated at Bowdoln college, he waa the nomination for the.ex-Presi Bad Washington, feat there wfll fee" a successful young lawyer when others almost as good. poUtical career "seemed ended. dent. | Jls^Jpp he. was elected to congress at the , Garfield was present at tiie con As the time for Democratic con age. of 29 snd to tbe senate when "About Indiana? We've got more vention ef 1844 approached, the vention as the leader of the Ohio speed this time. That's where we've he was only 33. But because strongest contender for the nomi Mrs. Pierce was a shy woman A REAL been shy. We'll be better 'off this nation was Martin Van Buren who season." - who bated pubUc life. Pierce re Had served one term as President signed from the senate and went but had lost to the Whig candi back to bis law practice in Con IfOT- ^ Twenty Years Age date, Gen. WUUam Henry Harri It has been 26 yeara aince young cord. At the outbreak of tiie War Wife (sternly)—What it that hair son, in 1846. Van Buren bad the with Mexico he entered the serv doing on your shoulder? Bo came on te Harvard * witii ids backing of General Jackson- but ice, came out as a brigadier- Hubby (regarding hair inno Centre coUege team and startled the the Southern Democracy was sus- general and announced that he cently)—It's perfectly quiescent, WEATHER country. Ktat Kentucky entry had waa through with pubUc life for- my dear) it's not doing a thing. McMiUin, Weaver and Red Roberts, three of tiie best. Walter Camp ev ^** - §Sli§T • llllill KNEW WHAT HE WANTED TREAT! named.^T_MtUin end Weaver on his HENBY ARMSTRONG Bbt the politidal situation dur AlWCmerica. > SISSipSv' ing the next five years changed Uncle CharUe Moran, now hi re* weight champion." Between the two aU that. When tiie Democratic tirement at hit home in Horse Cave, fee left space for tiie lightweight convention opened bi Baltimore Ky., was Centre's coach, and Uncle part of It, a seenifagly premature on June 1, 1852, tiie. leading can CharUe knew more than his share prognostication. Bat Henry proved didates were Lewis Cass of Mich to be an admirable forecaster, for igan, James Buchanan of Penn- Urdfr toiat afterwards fee lUmgSnar syivantemtd aiiopjitjii A. Diiuglas Ambers and won the lightweight of Illinois. For 28 ballots none crows. Îllil of these men was. able to secure Heart of a Heavyweight the necessary two-thirds major Armstrong throws more leather, ity. Then *r convention decid than any other puncher in the ring. ed it had better turn to a, new candidate who had taken no part | ^RANKIJN' PIERCE Often he sacrifices quality for quan in,the slavery dispute and had '-$_%:" Oorrupted-te Time ,'fi*^?^|lr>o.-gwB4> established, which ai ocai- tity; which means that he tosses-*t delegation pledged to John Sher least three punches to bit opponent's -therefore • faearred-aoHbHter-en-' Bobby Fish—Ma, may I have a —Thero war never~SHytlih"i_r"hy-JlBHasacff of time hatiiTSar-Beiaj , J mities, in other vmt^mV_ "no- man, He made the speech iâc* the wit at man so weU devised, or j corrupted.—Archbishop Crammer. •ahm: iie"'bt^TBnov'Sff'W" Hrai"'wiHa»' 1^ Sherman's natns in noinina- cak-ff? ',__ ... _^_•-' • _.-.„-• _ . jftffi m/ee Jjtattijjfc,. pett Tfl years, . Mama Fish—What kind of cake anti according to doctors, "BisTieart Some of the Maine delegates tion and, as it turned out, suc ceeded in nominating himself by doeyou waair -.^^Sa is as big, "in actual physical di suggested the ex-senator from' Bobby Fish—Why a fish-cake, Mai mensions, as that of a heavyweight. their - neighboring state. So doing Jfe, For when it became ap Franklin Pierce was trotted out. parent that neither Grant nor SPORTING PROPOSITION Unquestionably Henry is one of p#P JAMES IK. POLK -mm as a "dark horse," received 15 Blaine could win, the convention the ring, marvels of all time. "Su piciotls of him end his attitude votes on the 29th ballot and turned to a "Compromise candi perhuman" is one of ttie words used TEMPTING I toward slavery. ?~jg_l gained steadily until the 48th, date. • fflll Sill most often to describe the g*;eat During tiie first seven ballots when he received 55. By that On the 34th baUpt Garfield re _____ Negro fighter. ("Tireless" and "ter gggaKg BO McMILLIN at the convention Ih Baltimore time it was apparent, that the ceived 17 vofos. He immediately rific" are other's. But tiie legend of Van Buren bad a majority of the band wagph was on its way and protested that he was there in the superman was flattened long ago. delegates'votes. But, due to the tbe delegates - hhstily climbed, on. interests of Sierman but tiie. IfiM of football. We played football to HEALTH AIDS!t No fighter ts Impervious to punish strength of Lewis Gass ef Michi On the 49th bapot Pierce received chairman ruled him out ef order _ \\p gether and against each other in ment. Nor can Henry go' on for Wmk Nashville, andTFean say now I'd gan, he could not get the two- 282 of the 288 votes. and. the baUoting proceeded. On ever at the pace he set for himself the 36th hallot the break, came. rathe; plax witii him than against thirds vote required by party The Whigs' nominated Gen. . l mrtwai him, $3_ TpKT long ago. ;i^l|l |5§7' rules. After tbe seventh ballot Winfleld Scott, hoping that "OW The Blaine and Sherman forces The long years of campaigning the southern delegates secured a Fuss and Feathers" could repeat swung behind Garfield and he Bo stttl grins when yoa recall the have taken quite a lot out of Arm recess and held a caucus. "They the^ricteryof that other tearoof was nominated with 399 votes to I time at Geneva when he told Gene strong. Hit recent fight with Lew Grant's 306. Garfield easily de va's president, "I Jest cast keep att decided to rally behind the de-*" the Mexican war, "Old Rough Jenkins, the Cinderella man, proved feated Tennessee .governor j who and Ready" Taylor. But the feated the Democratic nominee, these boya from followln' me Gen. Winfleld Scott Hancock but that.. -Though be administered a was "right** en the slavery ques Democrats' young Mexican war a** \jmkmtr"_A around," one ot them being a midget his career as President was cut terrible beating to tiie lanky, hun tion and who enjoyed the friend general swept tiie election field IPPPIU fey the name "of Cal Hubbard, 6 feet gry-looking Texan, Henry.wat more with 254 electoral votes to Scott's short by &m buUet of a disap* **^M 4, displacement 240 pounds, and fast ship of Jack^bn, •:•!___! sluggish than usual, and hit punches Beyond Polk's Hopes, 42. • "_fm j er than most backs. That wat tiie lacked tome of their old-time snap. era when Cornell beat Geneva, 6 te Polk had rib hope of being the Pierce tried for renomination Judge—Your wife says that yes But never forget that Henry it Presidential nominee but be had in 1856 hut was defeated and van are constantly boating her. 5, a game during which Geneva waa still king of the welterweights. The penalized only something Uke 38* made it known that he would ac ished from the political scene. Prisoner—-Wett er-er-er-ah-h-h- fighter who ' removes that crown cept the vice presidency. On the First RepubUcan 'Dark Horse.* Judge—Jet teU me your secret, yards. A week later Bo's Geneva from his brow wttl have earned it. outfit beat Harvard, eighth ballot the / southerners Thus far the Democratic party old boy, and I'U let you oft. He hat-fought tbe cream of tiie Sprang their surprise candidate crop—in fact, tee crCam of three had been the one Which supplied "That Cal Hubbard was pretty and the New York delegates "dark horse" candidates. But NOT A SECRET near a whole team aU alone," Bo crops—and has proved just a lit withdrew Van Buren's name. On tells you.'sg^||-; tle better than tiie best of felt com beginning in 1876 the Republicans the next roll caU they swung to took their torn. In that year petition, i -iii|*- Tf|||| Polk, ether states followed and StiU a Favorite James G. Blaine was their logi The Same Old Finish when the ninth ballot ended the cal candidate, end in tiie early Bo McMiUin is still one of foot- balloting at the convention in Cin baU't favorite tons, so matter where Lew Jenkins wasn't expected to be a set-up tor tbe dusky mitt cinnati lip was within 30 votes fee happens to be. Bo it not-only a of victoryTlBtowever, the "Man **-a*trt coach but highly-popular with -thrower.Aaid foFthjefirst two rounds it looked like the fight was going From - Maine" had his enemies his players,, or, at he calls them, who were determined to block his "My po' Uttie Indiana boys." against Henry, who never was a •particularly test starter. But tiie nomination. '¥-^K The only tiihe's'%: ever taw him end wat tiie tame—or even a Uttie Among tiie "favorite ..sons" Oranges give *fon refreshment upset j^st the day Centre played more definite tha-yisual. Complete who were trailing along on com —plus vitamins yen need! Georgia Tech, sljiJust before the ly dazed. Jenkins wasn't able to an plimentary votes was Rutherford game BIU Fincher, a great tackle, swer tiie beU for the seventh round. B. Hayes of Ohio, a lawyer who Nothing else is to delicious and made his. address . to MeMillin, m tteifttytm ss oranges! Interesting were tiie comments became a major-general in the WARREN G. HARDING "You're a great player, Bo,' There Union army, then returned borne They give you vitamins tad tree 30,000 out here today to see you made by boxing authorities the next pointed office-seeker,. Charles J. day. One of the leading press asso to. sejrve two terms in congress minerals needed for the best of play, I feel awful sorry about it be and three terms as ^governor of Guiteau, September 19. • 1881, a health. Fully half our finniltwge t cause you are not going to be.in ciation writers stated that "Arm Uttie more than six months after strong took everything Jenkins his native state. He was scarce- too Bub of" these essentials, says there very {teg—about three min lyeknbwft outside the- borders of he had- eapamd the White House. the Department of Agriculture! utes." 7 . 7a*Hg dished out and waded te with a two- handed attack that would have ten*' Ohio and during the spirited con The story of the fifth "dark test between Blame's' partisans So make oranges your ftjttil"-*t 'Unfortunately- for Bo, the proph ken through a stone wall, Henry horse" President is so recent and summer refreshment. Peel and ecy cametrue. it t-fiO of ttte greatest of all time." and his enemies no one paid so familiar to most Americans **S|te: seems to haye a secret sor* much attention to Hatea* fl votes. eat them. Keep a, big pitcher of as to need only brief mention jraw.-'i-:™^-.--— - • •--^^wSsS' •"riTSeteinly : Ufc^la te* that Meat experts agree teat Arm Roscoe Conkling/f New York here. - The 1920 Republican con fresh orangeade handy. Or b«- game between Cornell and Ohio strong is quite a ways past his peak, "Dtwt't beUeve it, my dear—every ter **4*"^îft ^-^^^S had the support otJ*sks Hew York vention was in Chicago a fight one in.town knows about it,!* ;M^ State," Bo —p^m *--** fTarnrll bat all of tfeasi agree thtt ids naste- Mud' Pennsyjvaniar delegates but between Gen. Leonard Wood and Have S-ounce glasses of flesh Is string, tat Ohio Stete ta going to belongs en any list of all-time, truly when |p hecam/ apparent that Gov. E*raok O. Lowden of Illinois orange juice for breakfast daily. have a great teens, Tfecfr osptoia, great battlers. 'T\* "TTvtji; .$_r\ JAMES A. PIBSMmpt^m Conkling had qfe chance, to beat for the-nomination.,—It soon be* This gives you ail the vitamin C Don Scott, it one et the best football A few old timers might claim that Blaine tiie Pennsylvanians began came apparent that a hopeless yoa normally need each day .Adds player. I ever saw aad is addiUos first "dariifkbrse" in convention r-tamins A, Bt, aad G and min- he'd be easy for Joe great fighters' history, a man who hadn't been to thr.ow their support to Ohio's deadlock would prevent the nom be is a- sparkplug I«i4efs7|*«»-«te,' favorite son. e^JChJa, started a ination of either candidate. ezsls caltiam, phosphorus and inn. there's-* great football player—and of tee past, but j|| any reasonable mentioned for the honor M heme* swing whi«& carried the^Buck ' •Twice - during tiie season of .thereby adding slave.territory^ appointment, by congress of as country "back to normalcy." lately president of tiie If. S. &.___ 1918 Eddie Collins of the Philadel and the. new TEifeerfyi party of electoral monmisstot and ite 8 His administration,, marred by "Yale gets a tough" break draw- phia Athletics stole six bat eta jn one Abolitionists, headed by James fo T vote in favor of .jHayes. .&> acandals reminiscent of the Grant e S-ittiJkist _1 ^s&MLit^_tamge___. ^»mtu--JjÎJfissMtubîJitja8A G. Bjhrney,; diverts, eno'igh yoi^s another "darkehoistj*T;,-irent fo-tiiej regime, jaded August A 1823, **Why?" young Reid aiiMk"Wg for mott- stolen bases during one from- Clay to give Polk an easy White House but there are those when death summoned-this- Ul- CJILIFOUNIA OitAMfeiS- don't expect to wis them s_.^_n| inning ia which fee purloined four victory. ;"/ Wmm who stUl beUeve that he had lost pted <»M»ij(i277:. tiie aeeond glad we are playing CorneU because sacks. It happened in the ninth Eight years later tiie Oemo* the election before the electoral "dariri horse" President fo die you can Irani from such a team." frame et a game played way back crats again nominated and eleet- eoconitssios's vote sent him there. "in the harness." ''-'-- ' BestTor Juice —-ftrtr/ cFCTTf-rrêrf in 1W2. WmT- '.'Mem Page Ten LAS VEGAS AGE 1 Friday, AnguRt 9. 1940 POURfDOMIC SECTION • ole Eve^rtsi?^^

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suppUes SISS Western Union, acount , AS Legal Notices Motor Supply Co., supplies.... 9.78 1917 Draft Jar OFFICIAL So. Nev. TeL Co., acooaot —. f4_t IN THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS So. Nev. Power Co., account... 1526 TRICT COURT OF THE STATE Mohawk Service, gasoline ,_ 28123 OF NEVADA. Ut AMD FOR THE G€n. Auto Parts Co., supplies 1320 M» Be Used DIRECTORY COUNTY OF CLARK .~W. Gen. Attte Setts Co, supplies 329 Com. Chevrolet Co., suppUes 1227 Ju<|ge # the Eighth Judicial Dls- No. 10766 Ed Von TUbel Lbr. Oo^sup. 47.40 trict Court —- Hon. Roger Foley A. C. Grant, supplies7— .7.40 GINO TAMBERLLINI, PlahltUf. Ed Von Tobel Oa-. Co., sup. 129 VS. __..*}. Grant, suppU^ .!.._—r 9^4 BOAMII —' t'OMaCWSIONERS MIZABOTH TAlSIBERLiamr^S Brown's Fum. Co., supplies— 268.10 Chairman .._ George T. Hanson ' Defendant. Shell OQ Co. Ltd, gasoUne ^. TO23 Harold Stocker Earl P. Davison George Snoreen, services 13125 SUMMONS McQuay Supply Co, suppUes 120 COUNTY OFFICIALS yTfee State at Nevada Sends Greet- McQuay Supply Co, supplies 93.59 êrtfl* Sg M. K «-*eneT -Ward, *•£• to SaM Defendant: Ed Vim Tobel Lbr. Oo, sup. 625 You are hereby summoned io ap Com. Chev. Oo, automobile 684.80 district Attorney.-.Roland H. WUey pear within ten days after the ser Stella Fleming, salary _„„_.„ 3720 . Asst. Dist. Atty .- '•- PaulT—Si vice upon you of Ibis uMit"" if Ernest W. Collins, salary „_ 1020 And and Hr- _.: David Farnsworth *""r*"»d *m •»•*•„ Klftmm, or" within r*~ M"H*SWs».OTi'^'T. I., i r i. 1520 Assessor __~^_ Prank ll^DeVinney twenty days if served out of said John Daugherty, salary . 720 County but within said Judicial Dis VaUey Supply Co, groceries 13.« County Clerk —_ Uoyd S. Payne trict, Mid in all Other oases within Stand. Brands of CMif, sup. 21.00 Treas. and Tax Ool., Wm. B. Mundy thirty days (exclusive- Of the day So. Nev. Meat & Provision Co, J. P. ami Coroner;- <3eo. E. Marshall of service), and defend the above supplies ! h 14.40 Farm Bureau Tl.— J, H. Wittwer entitled action. Which is brought Smart As Pinal Co. Ltd, groc. 48.43 to, have the Bonds Of Matrimony Quality Bakery, bread , 826- Every one of these special Clearance Sale bar- Pub. Admin./: Margaret Gallagher existing between the plainttff and County Phy%ician.i&Hale B. Slavin : Moapa Valley Store, groceries THE 'gains |s a good-looking, smooth-running car the defendant dissolved. _WfS-', Market Spot, groceries 32621 that you'll Tbe proud to drive. Each one has County surveyor R, C. Pearson -Dated this 30th dayeSf July, A.D. So. Nev. Power Co, account.. 120 been thoroughly cheeked from bumper ,|c •Deputy State Superintendent of. ism. • _ Dim White, services 725 Schools' .. _\^luJEEarvey-Doadero *" LLOYD a PAYNE, Clerk of Gen. Auto-Parts, supplies 3.78 hamper. Written guarantee given with many. tiie Eighth Judicial District S: L. Hardy, services 1 620 /.. ernr Court Of tbe State of Ne L. V.-Moapa Valley Creamery PHILADELPHIA — The original vada, in and for Clark Inc, suppUes ~-_ 3620 glass Jar treat whiibh See. ef War lh*# /Mayor ..,/--.4T&--— John la. Russell County, Nevada. Mrs. N. S. Uptiegrove, rent.... 5.00 Newton D.%aker flirew the names ef BOARD OP COMMISSIONERS By Mrs. Leah ^sringer, rent . 520 R. Roschl, rent _. . 520 men to be drafted is 1917, shown at 0pL.Ji. Corradetti, Herbert Krause Maxine Harrison, Deputy. Independence Hall .lute where the m______Joe Ronnow and C. V. T. GUbert. CHARLES M. BOTTS S. Gene Parks, rent.... .10.00 mmmmwmm&g^mt^mmm^mm—M—— Attorney for Plaintiff, :m_ '_m Charles F. Gartside, rent — 1727ja r has bees kept on display. The City Clerk ....._.^.. Viola Burns Pub. Aug. 2, 9, 16, 23, 1940. Las Vegas Review Journal, drawing took place hi Washington Deputy City Clerk....LeRoy Whipple printing *._._ *& 2860.65 where 10200,000 men were selected HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLE BARGAINS Chief of Police , ^fc^-itf'Prank Wait IN TQE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS Mrs. Robert D. Fisher, rent.. 15^ TRICT COURT OF THE STATE Claud %t. ParUnger. rent*^t J0« ef whom 687,000 saw service abroad. City Attorney ——.._,Harry Austin OF NEVADA, IN AND FOB THE C W. Elliott, res* —i—i XSM Bl ail 10260 numbers were" drawn Municipal Judge ...... Gus Blad ' COUNTY OF CLARK Joseph Oorbey, wot — 520 from the big glass pt before the City Health Officer _—,P. W. YtMk Margaret Hinson, reporting... 2.10 Mrs. Qarmen Cook, rent —- 6.00 draft was over, each number repre 1937 Royal Chryslef| $475 No. 10,643 Mrt. yiylflii Plmo--**', pe-fr-ifon GenrâfcMarshaltdMS»wt-*Hft Biuunte Thmtnai*iL;il4^ry „, ©20 Mrs. Minnie Logsdon, pension 15.00 George H. Blanchard inq. jr. 220 Leona Sloan; salary so.ou senting a group of men. The jar Mrs. John Pulsipher, pension 35.00 may be used again if tiie Bsrke- MARY AUCE EREDIA, plaint—. Mrs. Joe May, .pension _.„ 10.00D . G. Lawrence, inquest Juror 220 BAotor Vehicle Dept, Ucense _^ 1936 Chevrolet CoupeT Nettie Duvan, pension .'....—. 15.00 R. Swartz, mqUest Juror 220 plates _...__._._ ,__—_™v 20 Wadaworth military service bUl is DISIDERIO EREDIA, defendant. Helen Lovell, pension ..__*»• 15.00Le o M. Hardy, services &___ 125.00 Lamon P. Leavitt. salary — MS* patted by Congress. TUlle Cervantes, pension .™s§5. 35.00 Railway Ex. Agency, ex. chg. 1.18 WUUam Jones, salary 60.00 _m_ SUMMONS Vera Hardy, pension ..,„'..,.... 20.00 Lloyd S. Payne, cash adv. t*Zg__ Maxine Harrison, salary.-— 62.50 1935 Terraplane Coupe $175 The State of Nevada Sends Greet Irene WlUiams, pension 10.00 Co. stamps $_WJM!_p_ 50.00 Sonya Worthy, salary~^^==- 62.50 the said county* at the regular ings to Said Defendant: Parley Leavitt, pension ...... 20.00 Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Dolores Yturri, salary ~. 50.00 meeting of said Board held tm the You.are hereby summoned to ap Irs Reber, pension _S7_._. 7.50 . Co., supplies 'MslWMii mA* F. A. Oibstm, salary M 75.00 Sth day ef August, A. D. 1940. ft^ 1939 Ford Coach Deluxe $-1175 pear within.ten days after the ser Roxie LoveU, salary ^.ÎS.^. 37.50 Ed Von T^bel Tbr. Co., sap. 3825 Lois Craig, salary .— 50.00 GEO. T. HANSON, Chair vice upon you of this summons if Edna Wadsworth, salary 62.50 man, Oounty Commission served in said County, or within May Wichman, salary __..— 33.75 National Ice Co., suppUes.... 499.50 Bertha Witmer* salary .... 9U0 Grand Canyon-Boulder Dam. Barbara Gates, salary 6220 : ers For Chirk County, Ne- twenty days if served oat of said- Mary EUen Porter, salary—.. 50.00 S#" "-.' vada. i^^^Pl 1936 Dodge Tour. Sedan $45© Dr. Hale B. Slavin, salary.:...... 175.00 Tours, fish licences,commis. 13.68 1 County but within said Judicial Dis Neva Johnson, salary '..v,:^, 75.00 Smart & Pinal Co. Ltd., groc. 1023 Mary Dotson, salary 6220 (SEIAL) .. M^^m wimBVS trict, and in all other cases within Raymond Griffith, salary -. 8720 thirty days (exclusive of tiie day of Bes Simpson, salary 62.50 Overton Power Dist. No. 5 ATTEST: M_ 'M-t^MvWim Mary Meyer, salary .-——--. 43.33 street lights , ™^_-: „„ 32.00 Perle S. Brown, salary » 6220 LLOYD ;S. PAYNE, County ___ service), and defend the above en Lem Leavitt, refund-poll tax 3.00 Oh-ek and Clerk of the BewgdffiTp 1937 ford Sedan Wf. $440 titled action, basl— Mary Patterson,. salary ...— 46.67 Overton Power District No. 5, Ruth Dumke, salary ._...... ,— 50.0C Office Equipment Co., supttes 13.75o f County Commissioners, lt%^ This action is brought for the pur lights -«_&•. - 420 M. E. Ward, expenses 423 Clark County, Nevada. pose of procuring a Decree of Di AUce Nye, salary :, -...._*.- 23.83 Pat Thompson, services < 10.00 Arlene Edmonds, salary 30.00 Office Equipment Co, suppUes 5423 1938 Chrysler Sedan . $075 vorce upon the pounds of extreme Margaret Hinson, reporting. 3.00 SheU Off Co, gasoline _- 6727 cruelty, att of which more fully ap Aileen Cline, salary ._..._.. 1333 Ed Myers, Inquest Juror 2.00 SCAMPUS Ruth Reed, salary : 6.67- Bartlett Bros. Hdwe., sup— 325 pears from the verified complaint of M. E. O'Connor, Inquest juror 2.00 Cutright Diesel Motor Sertj, tiie Plaintiff filed herein, and to Tansy Haney, salary! 28.00 Ivan Owen, inquest Juror ._ 2.00 Ledora Hilton, palary ...... 28.00 servies __—i— 320 1938 Ford Coach . '.|f§§| $485 FAVOMTES which your attention is [directed, D. G. Lawrence,.services'.. 10JO D. G. Lawrence, services .—~ 8520 being Case No. 10643. ^H HaT—r-dy, salary .— -8.00 Margaret Hinson, services* 13.60 SheU OU Co, supplies 420 (SEAL) Dagmar Hicks, salary —j .. 16.67 F. P. Garside, postmaster! James Cashman. suppUes — 26428 $385 Dated this 24th day of June, A. D. Priscilla Ebert, sadary 21.00 suppUes .-.—il| WffiM 5 00 Bartlett Bros. Hdwe, suppUes 125 1936 Plymouth Sedan 7 1940. W. D. Roberts, salary .—j BOO P. .P. Garside, Postmaster, SheU Oil Co, gasoline __ 10526 LLOYD S. PAYNE, Sett Price, salary : .V. 20.00 supplies , .*™.- 5.00 Overton Garage, gasoline — 120 1#: Clerk of the Eighth Judicial W. D. Roberts, salary _.. 32.50 P. A. Keegal, refund, poU tax 6.00 Nevada Auto Parts, suppUes 120 1935 Plymouth Sedan .. iaffJi»5 District Court of the State Emery (Nickel, salary . _,„. 33.78 Margaret Hinson, services 120 Clark Oo. Whle. mete* sup. 11624 _&_••• at Nevada, tn and lor Clark Ray Cutwright, salary 320 George P. Murphy,'inq. Juror ' 220 Lundy's Machine Shop, serv. 220 County, Nevada. ' :K? — Bert Price, salary ..... 20.63 D. G. Lawrence, inquest Juror 226 *___ By TUla Cronick, Deputy. C. E. Bell, salary 6626 George E. MarshaU, hold ing SheU OU Oa, gftyrthrte _ _. 1629 HAROLD M. MORSE W. D. Roberts, salary 20.00 inquest ____§—i s„- 820 Henry Janssen, services . r asm 84.00 . So. Nev. Power Co., powrar 93J17 Ed Von Tobel Lbr. Co, sup. 1.49 jfefney for Plalntta^ - Jack Moore, salary ..... Stand,: Whle,-Supply, Sptmm.X__ I A. C. GRANT FHwHHrEaartferSStfary -«2& iLfim JueaattÎahor __ 5020J Harry Howell, salary •. « Bess t*eir©roKe7*services «. ; 10.00 W. B. Mundy, assessments _ 3120 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOB S. T. Henry, salary .Ji 94.5%__0 Rodney Colton, supplies ..—. 1720Do n P. McGarvie, services _.. 9220 s Time Service Key Shop, keys .78 J. H. Jackson, salary 10.00 __m Wot the Asking ! ^ÔTTHTra*. PERMISSION TO APPROPRI Ora Nay, salary :K.% _- 90.00 ATE THE PUBLIC WATERS OF Bert Price, salary ..._- 30.00 James WlUiams, salary , 1620 The Photo Shop, services — 121 ' PERSONAL LOAN CO. THE STATE OF NEVADA O. E. «W1, salary —— 2658 Garrison Mortuary, services 8421 David Farnsworth, auditing.. 2520 Rm. 1, Western Union Bldg. W. D. Roberts, salary 5.00 Troy Steam Laundry, laundry Dr. K. J. Krause, services — 5.00 services . :— _._ 1020 Dr. Karl Krause, services — 1020 m&' AppUeation No. 10600 , John Stiveirersalary %a_ 25.0afi 0 D. E. Sumpter, air condit'ng 1395.00 _K_ Ohm, Sr., tfthry , °o Little Second Hund Store, , > JUNIOR ~-smipUe5--^^-^^^_^j^r^^~L- t Service PrnftertFL. V; Aage, Notice is hereby given that cm the lts*m tappers, salary ...__— 50.00 Thomas M#|C-aivall Bernice M. Fefiion, salary _, 13.02 O. K. Plumbtog, supplies _i„ 15.00 . prmting |gg =-;.-• L. 13420 attfcj_-M Jfcfey. .i_h^j____ The Market Spot, merhand. *16.15 Albright's Business Mchs. New JCLASSICS witiisectIppa»s, tnlary " ___. WB_ ^^B^p&BMOCatA'g.T^^K Bess Pembroke, salaory"-^ZZ?~vtJXi ~w-oim^Fam;"âgyiujw)U«a "^1226 -"" ^^CTaasr^Sir-snppUea jaBsr"Ot^ Statutes of IsUhMTm. Hartman of Marguerite Byler, serviecs 3220 Underwood Elliott Fisher Co, : Nelson, County at dark, Sta*a_flj Eleanor Moore, salary —77* **M XL M. Caskey, rent ,™^__i 5.00 •. suppUes ,,i, •••T;^-~i*^ri~**_t- Nevada, made application to th* Bessiei MoKentie, salary ^«I*M 62.50 Mrs. Laura Beekman, rent .... 13.00 Albright's Bustoess Mhs, sup. 120 Vie mm*e-~*a____B. j^-TolS Th-t^âse m-b-l]j^^ State Engineer of Nevada for per Bess Pembroke, salary 52.00 Mrs. Glen Helms, care. Juv„ 30.00 Overton Power Dist, Vk>. a, BREAKFAST — LUNCHES ^Sâs AssemblyaaBr-ln 1^5^ and ltSS fites^tms.—^rT^ mission to impropriate 3k\ of *.__- Eleanor Moore, ater-afe 52.00 Mrs. Myrtle Tate, care jsv. -... 10220 street lights —_ 21.00 7 ond foot of Hie _wblic waters of the Bessie MeKenzie, salary ...... 62.80 Mrs. BeUe Kerfer.^taire indg. 4M Overton Power Dlst Jto. 5, Hot and Cold Made an excellent record. Did my part ta making SSBteei^Nevada. Diversion is to be Eileen Amante, salary 50tOO City Ice Del. Co^ ice ^_._™_. 16.00 street lights _\ 420 COMPLETE DIMNKKS Nevada "ONE ^WND STATE." fi ' __•/ made from unnamed Wash___• Clark Oo Road Dept, equip- ••_'•• N. E. R. A., contribution ..- 90.00 Overton Power Dist JA>. 6, 25c — 35c —50c ,J§|| Clark County is vitally interested in its big probjetas face and subsurface) at sj-wnrt m ment Bentiti —:——„*-*- 92.50 Western Union, account .j.j... 228 street lights ...... _.- 32.00 which will come into the 1941. Sessions, so would JHtke to the NW% SWH Sec S, T. •f-t-S,- Tom Cooper, servieos ...... 21.00 Hughes & Prehner, groceries 8.42 Overton IHiwer Dist. KO. 6, 105 North 1st Next Bank R.>64 E., M.D.B. & M., or at a A. J. Nelson, sendees _4 ' 4.65a«U a Fleming, salary —jfe HJSS -street lights ...28.40 be in the battle for the County. i|gMfli^^^^^^ point from which the NJE. corner A. J. Nelson, services _»- 5.00 Ben MilUken, salary ...... _._. is.00 Searchlight Water Co, l—l- . XPâ'Ad*. of said section 8 bears N. SI* IT _ Sunny Crest Scbool,- care of Erne-jt W. OolUns, salary 7». 1920 SiltS feet. Water wttl be eonveyed ~llp_tmlm'_^^^^^Z^S.' 38.00 . .water rea_1:A, ; ^_^K''.- Stand. Whle. Sup. Co., sup..... 9.54 llllllllll No. 10551 'Martha Lundy, services ^sife 37:50 ^^ Everyone Raves About It Dave MarshaU, services :... 14.80 Re-elect ;t^^p7 • '-^Bfi^-pB IN THE MATTER OP T^^l^* M. P. Rowan, sal. dr penal. 61.75 For' ^ Tt ^-Fascinating Îbc*^fOtt-and each of you wimj-M-ease Lamon P. Leavitt, -salary mM; 65-K) LABGEST ROUIJITTE GAME '•~WStx* notice that you sure mercbWSiniam-»»Qesy , salary- ..w- 60.00 Po1 Ady notified to be and appear before Brauada Thurman, salary^.™. 6229 ^S£S|'-T*>M __ m__ * I IN TOWN*^^^ the Eighth Judicial District Court Leona Sloan, salary ...". „„. 50.00 S Effective ^^^^^H of the State of Nevada, in and tor D.-G. Lawrene, salary ...... 50.00 ^ the Oounty of Clark, at tiie Court Martha Lundy. salary ..— 3720 ' '"i ' w < • • . . ' '• ^g- • • Telephone 7 "|S|j i Room thereof in the Court house EUeen Amante, salary ...... 50.00 BE FIT fat Las Vegas, Clark County. Nevada, Maxine Harrison, salary* __Z 62.50 BATHS Keep Fit NORTHERN eiUB on the 19th day of August, 1940, at Sonya Worthy, salary -;;.«^. 37.48 DICKRICELUCD S' _Wm§ ^8 SERVICE PRINTERS the hour of ten o'clock A.M., than TUla Cronick, salary ...... „*££, 6020 LAS VEGAS ATHLETIC CLUB >»u and there to show cause why an Dolores Yturri, salary ...... „._. 4923 Electric Cabinet Baths and Massage LAS VEGAS AGE I order should not he granted John Neva Johnson, salary ,-:_. 62.80 H. "Sharp, administrator of said es Bess Simpson, salary __f 462? Phone 1147 Si Hour .Service tate to sett the real and personal Mary Meyer, salary ...... J^L. 50.00 Between TUrd and Fourth on Ogden /;_?_?J 411 Fremont Phone 7 for Better Quality Printing j property Ot the above named de Mary Patterson, salary —-4*^ 50.00 cedent or ao much thereof as may Ruth Dumke, salary Tut- 46.67 • be necessary. !__SJE__B__ s__ Alice _ye, salary ..^4«««i$S*i 6723 ..DATED: Thlf 2nd day of Aug Marion Logan, salary .... 54.00 CHEAP AND COMFORTABLE DESERT TRAVEL ust, 1940. t Arlene Edmonds, salary ._§&.. 30.00 * LAS VEGAS-TONOPAH-RENO STAGE LINE (SEAL) - !§__*l_ ___i_§_t', Amy Carson, salary 7«*„—„.- 6.83 mMwWS§. Sebastian Mikullch, Owner LLGYD & PAYNE, "County Aileen dine, salary '.-Spîti. 4020 1 - __€&— «adJH*-Q£nsin Ctoft Ed Myers, inquest Juror «A. <2.00 Ticket Office—Overland Hotel of tem Eighth Judicial Dis- Mattie Monganares, ser vices 223 Tariff RonzoncmShoelClcarance I trict Court, Clark County, Tansy Haney, aalary ,^,^_:^..„ zSOO, T&txTT ~-'__Mfc%/__ § WtW~" Nevada. Ledora Hilton, salary*^^— 282R THE MONTH OF JULY, r Regular $2.50 Grade. S. T.'Henry, salary • -..,..„,.,.„7." IS-W 9.75 6:30 Lv. W^BCMWBmwWTT: LV. 9:10 it 'mPmoPsmw 4â~_W^mi%__P m__'. Ora Nay, salary*£*,._ . ISM FALLON Lv. 8:18 Women's Kedettes in the George T. Hanson, salary ...$128.80 -Bert Price, -salary ..T'&,-..~. XXm _&.ilm LY. $2.49 and 82.98 Grade|pp E, P. Davison, ^dary ...... 50.00 O. B. Bell, salary 7,*Su. - 24.00 10.00 8:15 AT. FERNLEY Lv. 7:80 83.95 of Women's Slip Balance of Onr Better Harold J. Stocker, salary „,- 75^0 W. D. Roberts, salary it^Ms 1020 Children's Patent Leather f-*H"iTjrf'F TiTriWh'Ssli •»lrity-*-Tri---48--Mt jyg L,^—™.. 5520 sistfo pers and Ties. Slippers. "SSi Grade Whites and Some 1 John J, Ballance, salary ...... 12.80 John G. Silveria, salary ...... 28.00 w. D. imya^sa^f^Trrmm DEATH VALLEY SERVICS Good Colored and Biftek Oscar Abbott, salary . „— 25.001 Roxie LoveU, '-'"T IfM- 3720 ————^.a.,^—LAS VEGAS ;, /m&ip-ss • I Children;* White SBppers John E. WhiUpe, salary M&; 15.00 May Wichni'an, salary .. >«.,--.«, -33.78 ll:S» M:T':T DEATH P-\**P~ dWC^^lkWr^ Slippers. TM~t "ftQUBLfg VtSlGH" Wan-en Hardy, salary .. ,.*£$, 20;00 Bertha Wttmer, salary ,—^<. 920 ll:30Lv. DfiATH VALLEY JCT. Ar. 4:30 and Oxfords and Saddle E. D. Wcicman, salary -TgM. 2ff.W Gerald Musser, *efrtgeratar.. 78J6 srawo-—una ' Double loveliness... wear it Leslie Thurston, salary ' 38,00 Dan W. Franks, old age asst. -lol.io 12:15 AT. JI' FURNACE CREEK INN Lv 4:00 I Ties. With, or without .the sepordte Evan Waite, salary ' y^Wf - 20,00 John J. Ballance, services ...- 5.00 regas to Death Valley Set^ Qne Way, $3450; bolero.. .grid bask jn.the-ch'ortti of John E. Keate; salary- ,.-"_- 28.00 George :-6 ad*. in dispensing hospitality. Liter thei country with Its orchards, and fields, _Zd^8ch0ol *_.—!..„. 9:15 tun. isted similar to those which surrounded the scene of the young couple motored to Twin] and herds of blooded horses and|wmaay oc"°°- -.—,-*rggr Westside disaster. --• __^_^^m^M *3s^3 Lakes, California lor a short honey cattle. It is one of the most pleas-1 _____ . ____ - The Age is informed that there are other similar gas moon after which they wUl be at! ant4lrlTOsT know except sMnetlmes I T~-ST LCTHERAN CITOBCII 8 1 1 enterprisetfin Las „Vegas where an accidental leakage of gas home in Fallon, Nevada. §|| ta winter when buzzards Wow from I *" * *? StAtooX —-...,_-._T^ AJ»* ST. JOAN OE ARC CATHOMC might result in a disaster even more terrible than the one The bride, who has many friends j {the mount^ns^nd snow two or;JOhmttpServices ... _ 10.30 AM. which -occurred with such sudden horror Wednesday. both to Carson City and Tottop&h, is j three feet deep stops the wheels of CHURCH a graduate nurse aad has been to MANY ytAES AGC 1 ptogtetss.. lllll SfllSi Masses Sunday ..._... 1 and 9 o'clock. Perhaps this is a fitting field for investigation by the] 'AN.. OLD FRIEND ^M grand jury which is still in existence, prodded other author- j the employ of Dr. Fred Anderson.! Confessions Saturday afternoons n The gfoom Is the son of Mr. and!' FIVE TEARS AGO TWENTY YEAItS AGO THIRTY YEARS'AGO - One of the pleasures"*§irjiiy"ihort and ta the evenings. 3m visit- in RenO last Monday,was a ittes fail to wife* *\ ratxe—t investigation apd report |g aMrs . Charlies P. Squires of Las Ve-j DrilHng^ has again beep resnm# "^fttoisy~L.~aBdQa,r pidriter at-the WhUe on a hitotlhg trip last Sun at state J IMMANUEL COMMUNITY This type of gas, heavier than air, if released from con- j gas. He is a graduate of the Las j on Axien oil weU eight mUes from 1st class, has arrived to town tor day JOhn Becwar of the Thomas\_. ^ ^"-^ . ??^ tiners wnT flowUk e a stream of water, following gutters 0T| Vegas high school and of the state] lias Vegas. Accordtag -to-James H the purpose of interesting our Department store killed a very office to pay my respects to Editor; CHURCH guUys and coUecting here and there In pools which" would university and haa been employed j Down, treasurer of the Common young men to the advantages of large bobcat near the E-yle ranch. Joe McDonald who has been con- North Las Vegas j be,'* terrible menace and the danger is not confined to the j as an engineer to the state high- j wealth Oil Company,*'difficulties fered by the u. S. Navy, He has had The animal measured four feet one nected with Reno newspapers. since I Albert C. HXttton, Pastor way department. ia were encountered to a crevice when years -of sea service during which inch hem tip to tip and,its skin, he was a boy according to my best SUNDAY SERVICES ••__ immediate vicinity of the tanks. MM time he has seen the biggest part I 9:45 AM. Mr. Louis Matter, hying at SKIS Ttirid street, across the ," Among lihe guests were:- the ..wtil was at about the eight- is nirn being made into a rug. The recojlecthm. Joe seems to be doing |Bible School of the world and is an interesting a 00 TOe 3 alley from the scene of the explosion said to The Age*. Judge and Mrs. E. J. L. Taber,! hundred-foot level* A load of fuel conversationalist. He would be glad specimen Is the largest we have S * W» <* ™*~' lEventag Worstdfc^-WWPH. "We have feared a disaster like th&êyer since tiie Judge and aft*. Wm. E. Orr,'Mr.' bu has been trucked to the well if you would stop him on the street heard of to this section.™ The Wgh ll^tt of my caU, how- LADIES' AID 1_«ra«» _ and Mrs. Harley Harmon, Mr. and; and drilling is how steadily pro and ask htm for information. You '.- ' '•' ' 7•-•• J lever, was in meeting^^ again Lymanpto* X _** meets 2nd ana 4tn tank gas business was established near us three years gressing below the 800 foot level ago. It has seemed to my wife and myself that such dan Mrs. C. Or Boyer, Mr. and Sfts. Lee wiU know 1dm readily as be wears __ - . a-. _WBr% <--l»k, one of the veteran newa-j Wadnesdaja at 7:SW P^*_M_ Scott,: Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Pohl, the navy uniform with a recruiting A learned Judge has lately rutod p^^ nm ^ NevadB> ^ j^g J^Q J NO. 2 Club meets lit add 3rd Wed- gerous conditions should not be permitted in residential Mr. and Mrs. Dale Prultt, Mr.' and* TEN TEARS AGO sign on bis right sleeve. T& districts. Of course, this terrible thing has occurred ami Uiat if a man does not give his wife ^joy*, on ?___ Joar__ eVer since ] ntedays at 1588 p. M. Mrs. Augustus Berning, Mr. and [ . Judge William E. Orr win bold file money she needs, she is JusU- ^pe,. ^_. ovw by Gov.l THE METHODIST. CHURCH there is no remedy for its results, but such conditions Mrs. C. P. Squires, Lew Vegas, Mr. | a night session of court this even toat was m The three sections of the evening fled to going through bis P^ta. Uinii—in about the year 1924. I Rev. Ford L. GUbert, Pastor should not be permitted^to.exist anywhere in this <3q*v , arid Mrs. Mose Anderson, Mr. and 1in g at 9: IB to iHspoan of Wp>* casw train were held ta Vegas all night , -Mrs. Ralph McLean, Mr. and Mrs.] on the calendar. He wttl arrive from awl even to getting her brother to _ -,.... SSia . ag>^to. *-^^: v~i$S(__ l3j|T Ge )£ Saturday night on account of the y s * se Egan, Mr. and Mrs. John] Floche at 8:55 tonight and plans to hold him white she does so. Yet **''J_**_ ***** 'Til 'f ! g u»y services, August 4, 1«0. = severe ttawn ta the canyon near discriminatethe suffragists sagains Insist womenthai th. e law *? ^__* fte f " S Sc3*_7. JUL-.09:300 AM,. rKoM^Zf:, MraTJTH. Burns, 'Yeringreturn ~^r~piocu¥~îuasr MqBd^y California. h h An unusual political phenomenon is the widespread for ton, Mrs. Bert Spencer, Mrs. W. T. morning. '-''-MM-/ ! ginla dp Chronicle which expired """way *^" . mation of "WlUMe fl*l fry P*^ %ltjp ' iUARRIED TOTHONOLUL U J-4....^. wo-dd-prtbably be frotu^some point Or* bcjdyjalmâwteg with theHte- it is a pity that thlajga-fa^j-loned thumb tteoughtiie olat newspaper I ^ , „a„_Z. *n. joas^fltella who are stepping into leading positions inthe Republican Miss Mildred Nuernberger ol Las on theaArrowhead TraU, crossing sense of honor is not more gener- Pauff to Los Angeles, July 2, 1191." velopment and the values run about aUy held among state and gov^mr had accumulated through the days campaign, aided and supported by aU RepubUcans. '%$__ Vegas became the bride of Louis E. the Otiota_/-p_mf: mpm Search- _e had lemg been an eniploye t. e:lfc^S^ ^^B^ a gloomy view of the future. fids morning at 10:00 at the Mas- Four outstanding Reno men have flled as candidates best mad for fins groom. A wed SEBASTIAN'S onlc Temple under auspices of Ve 0 ding breakfast was held at (the gas Lodge No. 32, V. St A. M. with for tiie RepubUcan nomination for; United States Senator, Vegas Teaeher TRANSPORTATION \ Rev. C. H. Sloan of the Baptist any one of whom would do credit to Nevada in the United Royal Hawaiian hotel, after she SUITS FILED Hotel Register I traveled to* Reno last week by ceremony, for immediate Maids of Wed In Tonopah yM^ church assisting in tba ceremonies, States Senate. They are Harry Atkinson, Sam Piatt, Clar the, bride. pflf August 1 Among those registered at the HSbMtlan Mikulich's transportation PaU bearers are Waltor R. Bracken, ence Pugh and, Clyde Sutor. Their campaign will be one of The bride is the daughter of Hen Mary Elizabeth Biack vs. *5*rank Piss Catherine Slavto,. director of Overland hotel are: W. C. and ATE. system, the Las Vegas-Tonopah- Ed Von "tbbel, C. P. Squires, David G. Black, charging extreme Cruelty. the department of dramatics in Las BTOoks'of Ogden, Utah; the Perry- Reno bus lines and found it a pleas Farnsworth, W. B. Mundy aad O. emulation as to which best can serve and .there wtil be no ry J. ' Neurnberger oL VSfateliekl. L S. TÔapsoii attorney for plain- ant and restful trip to spite of the personal abuse or "smearing" in tiie RepubUcan ranks what** Nebraska. FOr the past thr.ee years i Vegas high school for the past two man family of Denver, Colorado; P. K. Adcock, aU .old friends who were t».'-.' #t^^ years, became the^bride of Mr. Hol Reis of New York City\; P. P. Aus- hot weather. • IK^ associated with Mr. Hawkins for ever the Democrats may-do. Wm HlilirPi she has been the home economics MUdred Rhinehart vs. Ivan Glad- As the days draw on toward tiie time when the active teacher Jn the Las Vegas high man Barlow df Hawthorne, Nev,, bergon.and family of Anaheim, \The busses are of the most mod many years to the upbuilding of school. She was an active member wyn Rhinehart, charging non-sup last Sunday. Tbe ceremony took California; Grace. EUiott, Riverside, ern streamlined type with leather Las Vegas. Mrs. LeRoy Whipple campaigning will open the prospect is more and more pleas port. H. N. GambUl attorney for place to St. Patrick's church in and Mrs, Thomas Adams provide ing to the RepubUcans. |§|1 7.7 ta the Junior Chamber ot Com California; Mr. Dem Levy, PCBBOBH. upholstered reclining chairs, which merce, American Association of the plaintiff.. ...Till _TST-- Tonopah with Rev. John Gibon of California; Marietta Downs of Cum are very comfortable and aUow you the vocal music and the remains AUce Journey vs. WUliam G. Jour ficiating, tpli ^Ê i^H ipT'-We didn't see-why tiie Democrats in National Conven University Women and the order of berland, Mississippi; Doris Gilbert to take a nap whenever tha heat or win be interred at Woodlawn Cem Eastern Star. '..-'-,_ ney, ehargtag extreme cruelty. CD. The bride was given to marriage of Loa Angeles; Minnie Rowe of tedium of the way begins to annoy etery. Garrison Mortuary Jd" Itl tion went to the trouble to build a new party P^fora^They Breeze attorney for plaintiff." "— by her brother, Mfofttfd fHav|n. She San Diego and Rev. and Mrs. ybu. •'•__% charge oT the arrangements. "" WSi —^ê-teidegi-ocwu is the son of ^tr. Augusts Haven't used The I1i_ and lyatt piatiorms yet. and Mrs, E. E. Carrier of Roseburg was gowned to cameo blue and car Spunez of Summerville, Connecti The trip to Reno by bus requires and formerly resided at Boulder G. Hugh Cook vs. Reta C. Cook,' ried lilUes id file vaitey and pink cut. --->--r^ '••'7. ' - '.', " ,' •"""somethin g less than 12 hauravrhklh ^S -These- cities and towns who are worrying about the accu City where he was em|lf|ad on charging extreme eruel^r. HUB and roses. She was attended by her Is in striking contrast wtth the days Pat CKne Makes racy of the new 1940 census figures should remember that it Boulder .Earn for several years. He Taylor, attorneys for plaintiff. sister, MI^*- Pri-"--ef^•*,v»-*t WlWLJBrtL ilpeilm Slm—'^_]^_^_pW_M. ^gs when, via Tat Vegas and Tonopah is the quality of population which counts, not the quantity. Is now a civilian employee to the K. L. Kehdrick vs. Maude E. Kea- attired to coral pink. The bride John A. McDonald of Glendale, railroad to Goldfield requiredan an United States Navy yards at Pearl di"ick, .charging. desertion/ C D. groom was attended by his toother Oalifornia; Leo J. MoGlnn, Dnn day trip (leaving Vegas at 10:00 Campaign Pledge Breeze attorney for platattff. TEs Artiflir Bartow. BagBalli Rosemary Young of Salt Speaking of grasshopper troubles in America, just re Harbor, -TJPI Nellie Blackmore vs. Calvin Black- am. and reaching Goldfield at 7:30 (Continued from Page 1). call for a moment what has happened to the crops over In FoUowing the ceremony a recep Lake Oity- Mt. aad Mrs. Q. J. Hart pm.). We had te remain overnight son. Tha only check s, personally, more charging extreme cruelty. Ro- tion was held at tbe home of the man of Chicago; A E. Hoppe, Tom at Goldfield in those days leaving in one of his striking editorials said: Europe. Wmi - '••iWW^mlzW^ ever received from either the dty land'H. Wiley attorney for -~4atotlff, bride's mother, Mrs. Francis; R. B. CeUard. D. Barcus, R, C. Atoport, tbe next morning at 7:15 am. on " 'The State at Nevada bas been or county, prior to my election as Augusts e Slavto. The tea table was presided Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rogers snd J. m. the'Tonopah and Goldfield railroad severely criticised because at the mmOne of our contemporaries says that what* the country justice c-f the peace, was a check Maryl Matteucci vs. Victor Mat over by Kirs. c. J. Mullen of Tono Radlon all of Los Angeles. _SB, and arriving at Reno at 7:30 that freedom wtth which marriages have needs is "more ex-Presidents. Well, we've got one on order. for $2.00 to 1934 for serving as a teucci, charging extreme cruelty. pah and Mrs. R-ank Adams of W. P. CarroU of Septa "Monica; evening af tor, a. tedlousT dayfc travel. been terminated* to Reno; yet a Ham and Taylor attorneys for Mr. and Mrs- T. Or Chapman of legislator in that state* recentiy in coroner's Juror, in IKS I was slee Hawthorne assisted by Mesdames Later, after the Las Vegaa and We are for WendeU WiUkie for President unless he begins ted to ttie office of justice ot the plaintiff. ,_m m&SSMi Edward Basvin and Leo Guladtie Tuscon. Arisona; Mrs. Verne War- troduced a bin which proposed to 1 ren and Mrs. Grace Vtekerman oT Tonopah railroad was torn up. and, take -osa-e of mothers previous to .-to tpp^rSpW,'- Pmgdaekm»^Sm^ pi afl —Martin Dargata vs. Haael Darg- and the Misses Helen 2Saii(m and -•Feace--^^2ffii3B *"7^S P* atx,, barging eietitme mental cruelty. Francis | Slavto;;^g Denveri Colorado; S. C. Roehm of tiie state highway department be childbirth and as long thereafter .-which position Jefiave held since Joe Huff ord attorney for plaintiff. Phoenix, Ariaona. gan to utilise the old roadbed as a as needed. Ube law is to be ao lib this district during most of the time that time." ii__ ^S The charming bride is the daugh Mnk "to. the proposed highway be that I was associated with Harley Marshall's first case to Lincoln Lucille Mendez vs. D. G. Mendez, ter of Mrs. France R. Slavin ami is erally construed that fits mother Marshall Is S charging desertion, George E. Mar tween Das Vegas and Reno, it re need not even be a resident of tbe A. Harmon, then District Attorney, County was the defense of Carter a graduate of the Tonopah high MeDooaU Hotel l^l0m^m quired tw-dOTs and two nights of and I never received a five-cent and MOrelock, held fm- murder, and shaU attorney for plaintiff. WM% school and tbe Nevada State univer Mr. George HamUton and Bert state, nor ts it necessary for bar to piece as compensation for my ser Gertrude JB. umann vs. Harry bard k5vefby"^tomobUe to make be protected by ttie marriage bond. -. - UrterviewedB he has had many cases ta i#»f«-.- sity. The groom Is the son of Mr. Uppertanal of Bakersfield, Calif or trip. So It quite marve- vices. County since that time. Umann charging extreme cruelty. and Mrs. A. H. Barlow of Haw -nta; Mr. and Mrs. J. Bald of Red Ibis is indeed a stoning example (dmtteued from Page XV~mmi Red 8. Alward attorney for plata- thorne and holds a civil service posi dtag, California; Miss Sarah Kagu lous tlHKasWe B can sit to com- that could be followed advantag lbs voluntarily resigned en Slay 1, -"**~H»ecame depuly ~eUy -attorney P^^_P_.:m,mmmar--..ot.. the CT tart to one of tian's fine cars January 1, 1933, and continued to Am«:ican Legion Foot Uo. 8, Las *QHT^^^^ ".., ' ' tion at.the naval base. Ihe young an eously by other rtataaTTj • issmj^M WmSm Io Priscilla Huldermann vs. Paul S, ^J^ ^f* 22? i-^Si ^te t; to Reno with- "Although MCFadden makes It a that capacity mtUjabbnt"June 1, Vegas, Nevada, and has been since couple left on a wedding trip and Mrs, George L. Hampton, ta%. and out any effort oh om'.parfe in a dav. L Tfii MarcapC l929,Majshan eame Huldermann, charging extreme wiU reside ta Hawthorne where tbey Mis.- -#.—A--'CsBter-aud™airK- TP TWf..*t n*""i^-'tirn*T to laa Vegas, and on May 21, 1929', 1935, during aU of which time there 1929. He is the third charter mem Sebastian, to addition to his Las editorials, I feel highly complimen was no salary at tdl for deputy ber of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, cruelty. Fred s. Alward attorney have Just built a new home. Taber of Pasadena, California, became associated with the firm of for plaintiff. Mm. R. O, Bramely and daughter Vegas-Reno route, is developing a ted that he should refer to and city jtttofney. However, Mr. A. S. Fred S. Pennington Post No. 1753, bus line between Las Vegas and command my work to so direct a Harmon _-- Salter, which na-joeta- Henderson, city Attorney, turned Las Vegas, Nevada, and has been Margaret.-^ft Brown vs. Leonard POLITICAL DEFINITIONS and Mrs. MSdred Nispel f| HoUy- . &oo lasted .until November 1, 193L Robert . Brown, charging extreme Death VaUey which promise's, some manner," said Mr. Cltae hi con- his monthly check, in the sum of a member continuously state its or "Dad, what is a traitor to pon wood, California; Mrs. R. G. Lewis : He th,en practiced with Thomas cruelty. B. N- GaSfeOl attorney- for tics?" at Long Bbmbh; Mr.' mid Mrs. Al day. to be an important feature of ClUSlon, TJV^T 8200.00, into the firm ot Henderson ganization. He served during the, Laa Vegas travel. At first thought J. Salter .who now p Department & Marshall On the termination World War with the 79th Company, plaintiff. _l fP traitor, my son, 'is. a.man who Weisman aad Mrs. Gretswery of Commander of the American Le- St. Louis, Mo.; Mr. Jack Richard of one would imagine that there 1s not SAVES SHOES |S of my association with Mr. Har 6th Regiment, United States Mar Waves hp party and goes oyer to much ftajnclal hope to establishig Muriel Angelus, Who was a -gicai, until April, 1882. In May 1932 mon, my other opponent, the H4m- ines, American Expeditionary Force the other side."' ^MÎ Loa Angeles. - • - «§7*> he Joined tbe law firm of^Stevens Msush lUnes of travel, but I wis dancer before she became a motion d ,.T^^^_%^_Ms,^....a jBftp hQ ' p- S^d^^n^te^thfr'-detigêôfl fe_^gnofe„..ajM_jftak 'Jim. atomiTiri Marriage Licenses [ S mmm ptetai-oa^tiao-, believes --'m^taps-"-^ iss^J_s_d_—gtm^mms. Occupation ta Germany, enlisting August P&& leaves h^partyimd comes over to laa^nia—yr-"—isasnyr_B>f--i * ** s^.—^mou--^^p»^ P. A. Stevens to December, 1932, insttpw. Attorney at a salary of sensibly for national defease «~Ss-p® trafflo there ta akaig tbe way. htm Angelus, soon to be seen to then continued in partnership with to tbe Marina Corps on May l, 1917, Bert AUjsq, Robertson, 39, and your side?" Par&mount's "The Great MeGinty," $150.00 a month, which was later andêtagTtiachiuged June 2S, 1919. f1ia.--nHrta |i!lfeWlwl,]h. Jgmgot %_ %S(h ^'Aoonvert, my boy ''—Exchange. not only keeping America autTIT^ addttton to the carrying Of maU, A.- a.. .HenuersOfl •^mtm/3ulaie Xwoa. increased to 820640 % month. Upon having Seen awarded the igmt-*ie war but keeping war out of Amer newspapers and express to the small bas preserved file feaUet shoes aba m of Las Vegas. ^P^<- towns along tbe way. Regular was wearing when^-^âar-janae -- "During this period of time," says the completion *^ my„ services as of'tlSe Purple Heart.,- La Vern E. Anderson, 23, of Las PTSeT-nst. three ibonfiis of butt ica. ' llpp Marshall, "to contra-disttactiott to Oe^puty City Attorney, AW. Hato year there wê 2.462 marriages to freight and express service is, op- screen? dttw. tâWSSl 'S^MWSi He was president of the Las Ve- Vegas .and Elizabeth-Jane Theile, esafced by Scbtisfdan to fine enclosed - my wrn'thy - oiipOBii-iit, Clmrtes - Lee~becam e deputy dty attorney, which gaa Bar Association, for tiie y«r 22i of Etemetsburg, Iowa. "-AostnsW--"fiiai|- Tn" "the same "period After looking at the society pages Horsey, who speaks of tha eompen- •arid-]-putfUttn then carried a salary, of 193ft, - The total number was 19,- of tbe Sunday newspapers we tva,,Nick. s oves| tbe IAa Vegas-Reno When approaching an totmec- 1935, and President of the Las Ve g^K |^^.' Aagat* •' - - t:'l|§l|S aM nd tion mate up your mind yen ara eafioa paid him duBn-*r bia ppp ao PmSJtg many yours ray sen-ices gas Chapter, Lion's Itoternatlomtl 173. More than 30 pear cent ot tha convinced that evary bride -***hoJ * ™ a.gtaat convenience to years in public life, I might say thai) have been donated, with tiie excep CHe Klepp, 43r of Bagley, Mlnne- bridegrooms gave tiieir occupation makes the social section ts beauti- )***•• ***$** xniato« companies, stoesgoin g behind the other feUow in for 1939-1940, his term respiring to sota and Venus S. Kuddbi, 34, of stead o£Uthead. K_i I was deputy-Dfetrtet Attorney hr* tion of a division of fee which was June, 1940. 0_m _ i! fai-. -•- ;—^—w -.. ,-e^ : r-e. land other enterprises along the way. voluntarily dom«ted by sit, Bfender- ttflr'WSjafc'"" . - "" " "T"~"J