Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1929 RENO EVENING AZETTE oArr ctv ELEPHONE HENLEY VISITS OVERNIGHT ENTRIES WELLS STOCK EXHIBITS FOUR-H CLUBS TAKEN TO IDAHO ELY. July is. (Special) Said be wanted in Twin Idaho, or a charge of embezzlement, Robert White was returned there this week in charge of Sheriff Prater of that city. White was caught here last week by Sheriff H. C.

Nicholson and held for the Idaho authorities. SYSTEM IMPROVED FIRST RACE Purse $300; three-year-olds and older; six furlongs. 4297 Searchlight III 108 4377 Starzella 10 4303 Proceeds 108 4308 Mr. Cheney 108 4343 Cuco 108 4319 Alluwe Lightning 108 4324 Mildred Ruth 17 4328 Malanetto 15 4336 Miss Reno 103 SECOND RACE Purse $300; claiming; three-year-olds and older; five furlongs. 4305 Motor Craft 13 4337 Towton's Choice 16 4337 Wa-Shun-Ga 05 4314 Girl Shot 17 4331 Klngsman I12 4336 Sister Gertrude 98 4296 Burley 10 4336 Fair Vlnita 96 THIRD RACE Purse $300; claiming: three-year-olds and older; furlongs.

4339 Dick's Seth 103 4331 Eunice 101 4329 J. C. Kenning 110 4328 Gault 110 4336 Rapid Stride 105 4323 O'Leary 103 4312 The Lamb 103 4329 Southern Gentleman 106 4329 Woodcry 113 4322 Ella Gold HI 4321 Davis, Jr HO 4330 Elander 108 4338 Bub H3 4337 Lorinda 106 FOURTH RACE Purse $300; claiming; three-year-olds and older; six furlongs. 4324 Silent Jack 108 Peter Evans 109 4335 Dorothy Ryan Ill 4321 Dacia 106 4321 Mack Garner 104 4287 Martha A. Ill 4329 Judge Hickman 106 4330 Zennie 102 4327 Pyroot 104 FIFTH RACE Purse $300; claiming; three-year-olds and older; six furlongs.

4316 U-Boss 107 4335 Blarney Stone 104 4323 Twenty-two Sixty 108 4318 J. B. Parker 108 4302 Zealot 101 4335 Breon 109 4324 Billy Todd 104 4327 Lurman 104 4335 Northern Spruce 109 4333 Gum Boots 105 SIXTH RACE Purse $300; Was- Haw-Ben claiming; three-year-olds and older; five and one-half furlongs. 4324 Helen Test 107 (4315) Tom Nash 113 4316 Emma Hoagland 108 4334 Ida Newell 108 4339 Washoe 110 4292 Margaret Sue 110 4334 Sayer 113 SEVENTH RACE Purse $400; Cal-Neva-Lodge claiming: three-year-olds and older; one mile and seventy yards. Bucharest, Rumania, Is to hava talking pictures.

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At ELY'S NEW HOTEL OPENED WITH ELY, July 18. (Special) Ely's largest single business enterprise, the new $400,000 Hotel Nevada, was opened Monday night when the long anticipated banquet and ball were held with 167 guests present from Utah, Nevada and California. George Doyle, vice president of the White Pine chamber of mines and commerce, presided over the affair, with N. H. Chapln as toastmaster.

Speeches were called for after the banquet from Senator Tasker L. Oddle, Senator Samuel Arentz, Mayor Alfred Tamblyn, George P. Annand. E. H.

Walker. W. M. David and T. S.

Shuttleworth. all of whom spoke on various phases of the hotel's construc tion significance to fciy ana eastern Nevada generally, and of the calibre of business men who have made possible such a structure In a so-called mining camp. In this latter class, those singled out for especial compliments due to their Immediate connection with the project. Included Joe Fouilleul, president of of the board of directors; R. T.

Swallow, vice president; George Doyle, secretary; J. J. Gubler, J. C. Wheeler and Clarence Moorman, directors; Roscoe Carpenter, superintendent of construction, and Oscar Upwall, who will be manager of the hotel.

A partial list of visitors at the affair include United States Senator Tasker L. Oddle, Congressman and Mrs. Samuel Arentz, State Senators Lester Burt and A. J. Proctor, Ed H.

Walker, secretary of the Reno Chamber of Commerce; William David of the Nevada State Automobile Association; Louis Spelller, of Reno; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Gardner and daughter of Reno: Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Wiggle. Oakland, Commissioner and Mrs.

R. R. Orr, Senator and Mrs. A. L.

Scott. Mr. and Mrs. James Lee. Tloche; E.

C. D. Marriage, secretary Caliente Chamber of Commerce; George Senter, Caliente; S. M. Frater, Chicago; Dr.

D. A. Turner of the American Legion Reno. FEDERiOFFICER TO FACE CHARGE TULLAHOMA, July 18. A federal prohibition officer and a Franklin county constable face charges of 6hootlng with Intent to kill Edwin Smith, who was wounded seriously last Saturday during pursuit of his automobile, which officers said contained liquor.

A warrant against J. O. Anderson, the federal officer and son of Deputy United States Marshal S. F. Anderson, was Issued yesterday, shortly after a case against Bruce Ashburne, the constable was continued to July 29.

An derson was not arrested but promised to come here Thursday to give bond of 85000. The warrant for Anderson's arrest was Issued, officers said, upon Information that Ashburne did not fire the shot which wounded Smith. EY MUCH BETTER VENICE, July 18. (JPj Mrs. Gen Tunney has recovered completely from her recent abdominal operation ajid now appears quite well.

She and her husband, the former world's heavyweight champion, were recognized yesterday by American tourists while they sat In front of a cafe on St. Mark's square. They finally retired before the stares of their countrymen and Venetians who were told who they were. It was said they expected to pass tiiu nays nere MONIES MRS TUNN FOR BEEF STOCK FUTURE. SAID ELKO, July 18.

(Special) "The livestock future of Nevada Is assured with the Increased demand for beef along the Pacific coast," E. W. Stephens, manager of the California Livestock and Baby Beef Show, declared here today. The climate of Nevada was praised particularly by Stephens, as he says cattle can be finished properly here for market. He also referred to the location, saying that shipments could be made either east or west.

The baby beef work, which Is being conducted under the supervision of Joe Wilson, district agent. In this county was highly praised by Stephens, who says that the parents are beginning to open their eyes because of the work of the boys and girls. He has examined fifteen of the eighteen calves entered In competition this year and says they are better than those shown last year and that they will vie with the adult exhibits this year. Stephens left today for South Fork with Wilson, where he will remain for several days maktnng an examination of the calves In that district. KMClS ARE SATISFIED LONDON.

July 18 King George's doctors were at Buckingham palace only about forty-five minutes this morning, stating when they left he was making satisfactory progress after his operation of Monday morning. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York both drove to the palace Just after the physicians left and stayed for some time. No bulletin was Issued. PIONEER MINER OF NEVADA DEAD ELY, July 18. (Special) Veteran of the old-time mining camps of Sharp, Nyala and Hamilton, F.

A. Seers, seventy-four years old, died here Sunday afternoon after a short Illness. He was affiliated with the mining Industry to the last, serving as caretaker of the St. Lawrence mines near Ely up until the time "he entered the hospital. Funeral services are set for Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

ELM SCALE FOUND IN LASSEN COUNTY SUSANVILLE. July 18. (Special). F. H.

Taylor, county agricultural agent, announced the discovery of an Infestation of European elm scale In Lassen county. Thus far the scale has been confined to a small area near Standish and determined efforts will be made to prevent Its spread. This is th) first Intimation of the presence of the scale In Lassen county. RELIEF FROM CURSE OF CONSTIPATION A Battle Creek physician says, "Constipation Is responsible for more misery than any other cause." But Immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rexall Orderlies has been discovered.

This tablet attracts water from the system Into the lazy, dry. evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste and causes a gentle, thorough, natural movement without forming a habit or ever Increasing the dose. Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a Rexall Orderlie at night.

Next day bright. Get 24 for 25c today at the nearest Rexall Drug Store. Skeels-Mclntosh Drug Co. (Adventisement) DEMAND ASSURES WELLS, July 18. (Special).

The Elko County Telephone Company com- pleted work on the local telephone system today. New poles and wires and instruments have been Installed and general Improvements made. A complete metallic system has taken the place of the old grounded system. The new switchboard has been installed at the home or Austin Peltier. Mr.

Peltier is the new telephone operator for this city, taking the place of Mrs. Edith Weeks. F. M. MacElrath, well known garage man, has closed his repair shop and has taken a position as head mechanic with the newly formed Wells Motor Company.

Miss Frieda Bollschweiler was operated on for removal of her tonsils in the Elko General Hospital this morning. A call from Elko reported Miss Bollschweiler doing nicely. SUIT FINISHED TONOPAH, July 18. (Special) The suit of J. J.

Clark vs. Fred Wilson was taken under advisement by JvJge Walter Bowler Tuesday night after a two days' hearing. The suit grows out of a contest for ownership of a resort. J6 Couldn't Be Done This Is a tale of the good old days. Hale Halibert had been confined to the castle dungeons for stealing game in the king's park.

"Ho, guard!" he cried one morning, espying his goaler peeping in at him. "What is my fate?" "Death," returned the other. "You're to be hanged tomorrow at sunrise." Hale Halibert laughed loudly. "It's impossible; I never wake up till midday." he commented. Answers.

4310 Cry Baby 102 (4309) Waikiki H0 (4333) Padlock HI (4326) Lucrese 112 (4317) Tommie McCoomb 113 4277 Clermont, Jr 107 4342 Wlltrude Wood 102 4326 Dossier 106 EIGHTH RACE Purse $350; claiming; three-year-olds and older; one mile and seventy yards. 4343 Little Hills 96 4263 Abul Fath 98 4324 Delia Wisp 106 4318 Trajanus 109 4337 Dear Sir 105 4328 Peter Pierson 103 4343 Hyanpom 106 4327 Keemo 104 4313 W. Jackson 104 Apprentice allowance claimed. of those watch es that we SET CONTESTS ELKO, July 18. (Seclal) The Annual Achlevem-nt day contests for the Four Clubs, which are held In Starr Valley, have been set for July 27, and Judges for the occasion have been chosen, according to Joe Wilson, district agent.

The winners In the contests will be given he opportunity to attend the contests held In Reno In August. Several state officials will be present at the meeting here, included am 3 whom will be C. W. Creel, director of the University of Nevada agriculture work and his assistants, Thomas Buckman and Miss Mary S. Buol.

The contests which will be conducted and the pudges are as follows: Identification contest, Mrs. C. H. Reinken. Thomas Buckman; best Miss Madeline Hill, Chris H.

Sheerin; food products Identification, Mrs. Mary S. Buol; stock Judging, Prof. VC. E.

Scott; potato grading, Buckman; garment Judging, Mrs. Buol, Mrs. Einken; county banners, Mrs. Reinken, Mrs. Buol; girl's demonstrations, Mrs.

ruol and Mrs. George Glasser; boys' demonstration, C. W. Creel, Thomas Buskman; clothing, Mrs. J.

H. Wardleigh, Mrs. Jessie De-war and Mrs. Eugene Brown; eats, Mrs. E.

C. Riddell, chairman. In the afternoon the contests will be continued with the following on the program: Health demonstration, Mrs. Buol; demonstrations, Mrs. Buol, Qeorge Glasser; boys.

Creel and Buck-man; club songs, Mrs. J. W. Wilson, Mrs. Reinken, Mrs.

Dan Glaser; demonstrations, Mrs. Buol, Mrs. Glaser; boys. Creel and Buckman; club stunts, C. C.

Brown, Mrs. C. E. Secor and Sheerin; club yells, Buckman, W. D.

Hill, Sheerin. STANDISH CREAMERY DESTROYED BY FIRE SUSANVILLE, July 18. (Special). The Emerson Creamery at Standish burned yesterday morning. The fire, It is thought, started from the flue or an electric wire.

The Emerson Creamery turned out hundreds of pounds of butter daily. The loss Is partially covered by Insurance. GETS MEDAL FROM PARIS SUSANVILLE, July 18. (Special). Mrs.

Kate Trowbridge of this city has received a gold medal from Paris in commemoration of the visit of the American Legion to Paris In 1927. Mrs. Trowbridge was a delegate representing the Susanville Auxiliary at the convention held in Paris in 1927. Pimples do not embarrass me ifay cm alljjoni the last blemish gone, confidence returns. More friends more invitations more good times.

"With the joy and pride of possessing a clear skin, eelf -respect increases. Everybody wants to be attractive. It ia a just and natural ambition. But no one can. be attractive without a clear skin.

Skilled physicians recognize the appearance of pimples, boils, eczema and other skin eruptions ag being an indication that the body's power of resistance is low. The way to remedy this condition is to restore the red-blood-cells to normal. This is why so many thousands have been enabled to free themselves these unsightly blemishes and IN GOLDFIELD GOLDFIELD, July 18. (Special). Sheriff W.

B. Mercer went to Horn-silver Monday and levied an execution on the Orleans mining properties In a suit brought by E. Carter Edwards against Le Camp d'Or French Gold Mining company. Miss Helen Strormer, manager of the local telephone office, left Tuesday for a month's vacation In San Francisco. j.

J. Noone left Monday for Minden, where his family have been spending the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Henley and children and the former's, sister, Mrs.

Mc Gee of San Francisco, were here this week, en route to Southern California. Henley was r.n attorney Gold-field in the early days of the camp. He Is now manager of the California Title Trust company. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Buzzard, who were married In Glendora, recently, arrived home Monday night. Dr. J. C. Cherry returned from Reno Tuesday, driving a new Cadillac car.

pfflflEKr RULING MADE WASHINGTON, July 18. (A) Transportation of private passenger cars by one railroad for another free or at less than the regular rates was declared today by the Interstate commerce commission to be in violation of the interstate commerce act. An investigation of the movement of private cars was Instituted by the commission to ascertainwhether the practice was in accordance with the transportation act. "It is unjustly discriminatory and unduly preferential and prejudicial," the decision said, "to haul private cars of other carriers free, or at less than published tariff rates." The decision also declared that transportation of persons in private cars, including berth and other accommodations, at the rate charged passengers provided only with ordinary coach accommodations is unjustly discriminatory. In a dissenting opinion Commissioner Bralnerd objected to making the report on the grounds that no hearing had been held and no opportunity for the introduction of evidence or the examination of witnesses had been granted.

He said that he concurred in much, if not all of the majority opinion but he objected to deciding the case without holding a hearing. S.S.S. has brought me health and happiness" painful skin annoyances by taking a course of S.S.S, S.S.S. helps Nature restore the blood to its normal state. Healthy blood nourishes the body and work3 against infection and disease.

"Without plenty of rich, red blood there could be no strong, sturdy, powerful men, or healthy, beautiful women. If you are troubled with so-called skin disorders take a few bottles of S.S.S. Seek energy, vitality and a clear skin through the remedy, which is made from fresh vegetable drugs, and ha3 stood the test of over 100 years-. All Drug Stores sell S.S.S. in two sizes.

Ask for the larger size. It is more economical, Copyright 1329 S.S.S. Co. It also conquers stubborn Indigestion and dyspepsia, and puts an end to dizziness, nervousness, headache, sleeplessness and dispondency which distressing troubles are nearly always caused by chronic stomach disturbance. Dare's Mentha Pepsin is pleasant to take, has a delightfully refreshing taste and after It has put your stomach in a clean and healthy condition, Just notice how much better you look ana feel, for besides correcting chronic stomach disorders this supremely good remedy that druggists everywhere guarantee, Is a fine tonic that builds you up and makes you work with vim.

eat with relish and sleep soundly. WILL BE LARGER TTirrv 18. There will be a great Increase In the num ber of live stock which will be on exhibit at the Elko county fair this year, according to Joe Wilson, dis trict agent, tie says tnat plans are nw being made to show 200 head of oat.fiA nnd 400 head of rams. The rams will be up for sale at the show There were Dud uu iieau last year. on of the cattle exhibits will be from the old Cazler herd, which Is now In Washoe county.

Profit for Dens of five ranee bulls rni offered this year. The bulls must be registered. However, they need not De iinea lor snow purposes. This will give the ranchers the opportunity of purchasing pure bred sire at range prices. A wool exhibit will also be held this troar Tt will demonstrate the DroDer methods of securing big production.

Noxious weeas win aiso De on display. A campaign Is being conducted against these weeds through the county. Several local exhibitors have signified their intentions of taking part In the fair this year. They are J. Selby Badt, who will show shorthorns; Fred Voight, whi wH display Hampshire sheep; the Nevada Industrial School, which Is exhibiting its Hol-stein-Friesians, and the Brennen Brothers, who will enter Hereford cattle.

OF ELY DIES ELY. July 18. (Special). With tire death of Mrs. Amabllia Luchesi Sunday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs.

h. u. Kerny, eastern Nevada lost another of its old-time pioneer residents. Mrs. Luchesi was stricken suddenly near midnight Saturday and died soon afterward.

She was seventy-seven years eold. Mrs. Luchesi and her husband were well known in the old days at Eureka, where Mr. Luchesi was known as strongest man in the state. Subsequently they moved to the old camp of Taylor near Conner's Pass, south of Ely.

Later they took up residence In Ely where Mr. Luchesi died several years ago. Mrs. Luchesi Is survived by two sons, Arthur, of Magna, Utah, and Jerry, of Ely; two daughters, Mrs. H.

jC. Reilly. of Ely, and Mrs. A. J.

Sturm, of Reno, and by three grandchildren. The rosary was recited at the home of Mrs. Reilly at eight o'clock Monday evening, and funeral services were held at the Catholic church at ten o'clock today, with Interment in Ely cemetery 7ie Chewing Gum laxative Pleasant, Gentle, wrough $6.85 $4.50 $2.45 $1.85 $1.50 $2.95 $4.85 $2.85 Formerly Plckett-Atterbury Store OLD RESIDENT Platinum top case, in the new "step" design, set with 30 brilliantly cut diamonds. A 17-Jewel movement makes this watch a perfect timekeeper OlDl We weren't going to advertise this watch T7RANKLY, this is one showcase and let it "sell itself." ordinarily just leave in the Every woman that sees it will want it. ber" will instantly recognize that-this And the man with "someone to remem dainty watch has IT written all over it.

here tomorrow morning to take away. If you are a judge of values, you'll realize immediately that it's very attractively priced. And as a compensation for those who are disappointed there are several other equally as pleasing designs to choose from. However, we've decided to give everyone a "fair break" because' we know that there are many Reno folks who would not have the opportunity of knowing about this watch if we were satisfied to just wait for the one that was lucky enough to get So here it is, folks, for the first one Hub Clothing Clothing Sale Has proven that people will buy if they can buy first class goods below price. We are determined to reduce our large stock of high class clothing and will therefore sell $30.00 Men's All Wool Suits for $1 7 50 $40 to $45 Hand Tailored Suits for $29.50 $50 to $60 Stein Block Imported Woolen Suits $39.50 Extra Special $50.00 Hand Tailored Hirsch Wickwire Suits C(i Some are silk lined Vj4uU All Druggists' Great Offer To All Who Suffer Stomach Agony, Gas and Indigestion Money Back If One Bottle of Dare's Mentha Pepsin Doesn't Do You More Good Than Anything Yofl Ever Used Your Credit A It's good at Edises' Men's Pants We have a large stock of men's fancy dress pants In almost all shades.

Fancy Light Sport-wear Pants $4.95 All Wool Blue Serge Pants, all sizes $5.85 Extra Large Sizes Pants up to 50, from $4.95 up White Duck Pants $2.45 Summer Underwear Our stock of union -and separate garments is very large. Men's and Young Men's Fine Uppers and Shorts, from 49c up B. V. D. style Union Suits 65c 311k Mixed Union Suits 98c.

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Use Here Is a dainty and attractive wrist watch without the Jeweled setting, very Blmilar In design to the watch Illustrated above. It's unusually low priced at $37.50 Arcade Just may six starts Just Received Another large shipment of Pure Radium Silk Shirts, worth 1 0 Special Silk Shirts, worth $7.50 Silk finished Broadcloth Shirts, worth Imported White Broadcloth Shirts For HIMf A handsoms man's pocket watch in a very thin case and with a guaranteed Jeweled movement. The case Is 14 kt. gold filled. $22.50 Men's Straw Hats (Advertisement) in and eet another new straw.

Straw Hats Straws Genuine Panama Hats Yeddo, worth $5 and $6 Come 222 North Virginia Street Special Italian Genuine Milan $7.50 and $10 Imported Swiss WE Apricots Last car Tilton apricots for canning in today. Your grocer has them on special all this week. A. Levy J. Zentner Co.

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