Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 6

PAGE SIX RENO EVENING GAZETTE MONDAY, MAR. 31, 1924 NEVADA STATE POLICE TO PATROL HE CANT RUN CAR SCHOOL TRUSTEE ANOTHER STORM SILVER PURCHASE BILL IN SENATE SCRUGHAM CALIFORNIA LINE SAYS WIIN 6 MY'COiTUI RESIGNS AS COACH AT UNIVERSITY MONTHS NOMINATIONS IN MAY BE BREWING Pursuant to a plan announced to the silver producers of the country during Drastic Measures Taken by Officials to Safeguard Stock Against Infection from Outside; State's Powers Broad Attorney General Declares CARSON, Mar. 31. (Special). Gov.

Scrugham, on his way from Tonopah to Carson City by automobile today, telegraphed to his secretary, Homer Mooney, instructing him to inform the Nevada Land Liv Stock Association that state police would be ordered to establish a patrol along be California tine to enforce Nevada's quarantine regulations. n. O. Courtright, athletic coach "at the University of Nevada for five todav tendered his resignation and will sever his connections with the university on July 1 to take a similar With a small low pressure area centered over Reno and with the barometer dropping at the United States Weather Rurcau stations all along the Coast, a new storm for Nevada may be here today, according to opinions expressed by weather bureau officials here today. The official forecast is for cloudr iness tonight and Tuesday and it is believed that a storm area is approaching from the Pacific With the exception of a light rain in Southern Oregon, there was no precipitation west of the Rocky mountains yesterday or last night, but it waa stated that indications were favorable for more rain or snow along the Coast and possibly in Nevada position wiin the School of Mines at Golden, to which he will report on September 1.

Mr. Courtright has signed a eontmet with tho Colorado A youth wlj faced Police Judge George C. IJryyon today after he had been arrested 3or driving an automobile at excessiy-e speed, waa allowed to go without being fined with tho understanding that lie will refrain front oierating an automobile for a period of six months. In tho absenra of his father from tho city, the' lad took the family ear for a. spin yesterday and was by odo of tine traf tic officers.

When it devtioped that the boy'is only sixteen years old, Jusdge Rry.son decided to put him on probation for six months. Gus Cattani. who wan arrested on Elm street and E. S. Yoakum, arrested on North Virginia street, pleaded guilty to charges of speeding and each paid a fine of K.

S. Daly denied that he was a "disorderly person" when arraigned before Judge Bryson and his case waa set for trial at throo o'clock tomorrow A request for a new proclamation tightening the quarantine regulations school lor three years at an advanced salary with a promise of a raise after the silver conference in Reno last fall. Senator Key l'ittnvin has introduced bill in the sonate which, if passed, would compel the secretary of tho treasury to purchase 14.5X11,730 ounces of silver under the terms of the Pitt-man act. Senator Thomas, representing the silver committee, has sustained the opinion of Senator I'ittman that a suit would lie to compel the secretary of the treasury to purchase silver under the Pittman act to the amount allocated for subsidiary coinage. The senator says that if it becomes necessary he will institute tho suit, but he believes the situation so plain that it will not be necessary to brins sugh court action.

He believes passage of his bill will be more exicditious than litigation. Hcnator Pittman also is investigating the melting up of some Hit.OOO.OOO ounces of standard silver dollars for shipment to China to regulate our foreign exchange and says if he is convinced that this silver was melted up Under the Pittman act provisions, he will introduce another bill requiring against California was today to Scrugham and a call also went Kjour candidates will seek election to the school board in the Reno district next Saturday, three to be elected, while contests also have developed in Sparks and Verdi. Time for filing petitions closed Saturday, and every citir.en who voted at the last general election, or who had registered since that time will be entitled to vote. Polling places have not bx-n announced, but it is understood one probably will be at the high school and one at a school on the south side. Candidates in the Itono school district are John S.

Oir, Theodore W. Clark. John U. Cameron and Mrs. Teg.

wii Ianiels. The first three are incumbents, and of the.se three Judge Orr seeks the short term. Considerable interest in the election is promised in view of the candidacy of Mrs. la.mei; wlio "is understood to havo the support of the women of Reno. At Wrdi Pierre Pnilla-SKon is seeking the slurt term and "William M.

Kennedy and L. R. McKenzie are candidates for the long term office. Sparks two candidates for the long term ami two for the short term. For the short term Elizabeth Saxton and Rernard M.

Mergen are the candidates, and tor the long terui Mrs. Ada M. Williams and W. L. Adams have filed their petitions.

to the United States bureau of animal industry for greater assistance in combatting the foot 'and mouth dis disease should it enter this stato, so that it would bo unnecessary for the state legislat ure to meet in extraordinary session to provide, needed funds. Are Broad Tho attorney-general slated unofficially, that the powers of tho state officials to enforce quarantine restrictions against either agricultural products or persons were very broad, and that special legislation is not necessary to make them adequate. He also intimated that a special legislative session to provide funds would probably be unnecessary, as under existing laws the state board of examiners seemed ease, an result of the conference of the executive committee of the Nevada Land Live Stock Association Sperry's Baby Chick Scratch and Mash will save your baby chlx for you. Consolidated Warehouse. Phono 815 and 816- FRED P.

DANN Glasses Flttml T.mv qK on. Fumigation The program mapped out by the DECREES committee, which was in session until Late Saturday night, contemplates new quarantine regulations requiring disinfection at the state line of all automobiles coining from California into Roy from Drnth3 L. Roy Guatte Bids. Phon 1200. the further purchase of silver at the Pittman act price to cover this 29.000.- Nevada, also the disinfecting of uuy uoiiars.

travelers, especially farm laborers coming from that state, the latter to be handled by the state board of health. METHODIST CLERGY thei rinst season. Mr. Courtright is a graduate from the University of Oklahoma, where he distinguished himself a a football play.er and immediately- tooK up coaching. He came to Nevada from Pittsburg, where he established a record with the Kansas State Normal team and since coming to this state five years ago has put the.

Nevada university on the map in the football world by turning out a team which has not been defeated in the last two years by any team in its class and has met such teams as the University of Southern California, which they held to a 6 to 0 score at Los Angeles while last year's achievement which brought fame to the ftate was the (mashing, of the University of California's great gridiron machine "and playjng tho Californians a tie on their own field. In 1921, the team beat the Utah" Logan 41 to 0, the Utah team then being champions of the Rocky Mountain region. In both 1920 and 1921 the University of Nevada haxl the championship basket ball team of the Pacific coast states, the teams being developed by Courtright. Much regret was expressed today by faculty and students alike when it became known his resignation had been given. Mr.

Courtright stated he regretted leaving Nevada but could not turn down the excellent offer made htm. -President Clark of the university deelared today that no successor was yet in view but that a choice would Requests also were made for new ANNUA DINNER regulations in the shipping of stock, officials of the state being asked to demand that no stock from California Let this shoe help you entertain can be such a strain for a woman to keep up her social activities. On the other hand, it can be made delightful by watching bodily health and comfort carefully. Most annoying of all things is to have achy, tired to have, ample authority to provide emergency funds if the ieopIe of the stato and conditions demand it. Found in New California Herds MERCED.

CaL, Mar. 31. Animals suffering with the foot and mouth disease were discovered yesterday in new herds totaling about 1100 grown cattle and 000 young cattle on the Robinson P.rothers range northeast of Merced. This does not extend the infection outside of the general area which had been covered Saturday morning with tho outbreaks on the Henderson, Crane and Upper Cunco ranges. About' three hundred of the sickest aniimals on the Rellevue ranch will be killed and buried today.

The trenching machine will be started on a new, trench. The Most Virulent Yet Seen GATHER THIS WEEK be permitted to be shipped through Nevada unless they were given a clean PLANS OF GIRLS Dill by every state which they must pass from the point of shipment to destination. Financing Is Problem Methodist pastors from all over Ne vada and Northern California will The fmnacinc of a campaign to ficht the disease, should it spread to Ne meet at Sparks Friday of this week for the first annual conference held in this So successful! was tile fathers' and daughters' banquet given Friday evening by the A-Kan-Ta Camp Fire girls, that it has been decided to make the event an annual affair, it was an territory for a number of years by vada, was also discussed, and it was estimated that between and $300,000 would be needed and state of members of that denomination. Tne conference ojvens at ten o'clock feet. Thousands of women have found that the Arch Preserver Shoe makes them feel like being on their feet all the time, walking, standing, keeping in the midst of things.

This shoe Is styl- ish, too. It is made in all the popular models. in -the MethodiFt church and ficials were asked to consider how this money could be raised, in case of nounced today by those sponsoring the organization. The dinner was attended by approximately fifty daughters all accompanied by their real or "adopted" Iuds. The necessity.

The suggestion was made that the governor be requested to call will continue throughout the day. Rev. P. E. Peterson at Fallon will open the program with address on "The Spirit Filled Ministry." Other ad outbreak on the Rellevue as the most virulent they had seen.

The Mattos dairy herd near Buhach will also be killed today. Dr. P. -T? lor of the biological survey, of the United States department of agriculture and Dr. 1L C.

Bryant 'in charge of eductaional work for the California fish and game com a special session of the legislature to make necessary appropriations, but state officials expressed the opinion tables were tastefully decorated With the campfire symbol of the cross logs dresses on the program are: "The Challenge of Our Frontier Field." Ilev. P. H. Willis. Lovelock: "Conducting the Church Service." and "Publicitv.

that sufficient money for the purpose probably would be available in an emergency without such a step. Getting the Folk to Church." Rev. J. H. Westervelt.

winnemueca; "The Evan gelistic Appeal." Rev. E. V. Rronson of (Gardnerville; "Our Local Problems; finance. New Comers, Distractions.

Young People, Rev. M. J. Wil liams. Yerington: Training the Church in the Community, (a) uid Church -Wide Objectives." Rev.

ana name. Numerous red candles placed about the tables shed a soft glow over the assembly and formed the only light. Within the circles of tables a pretty camp lire scene was laid as a special decoration which attracted much favorable comment. Miss Altha Pierson presided as toastmistrcss introducing the various speakers among whom were: Rev. Brewster Adams.

Mrs. R. O. Long-net ker. Prof.

Edward Strong. Prof. Otis Vaughn. Verne Adams, Prof. R.

C. Thompson and Miss Eva Adams. Music wus furnished by Myrtle Cup-pies, Iola Upson, Mrs. L. L.

Wheeler and Mrs. R. O. Longnecker. Reports showed the organization was making a remarkable growth and doing an excellent work for tho uplift and benefit of the young girls of the CI.

Green. Westwood. (b) "Bible Studv and SDiritual (ircrwrth Tlei- "KEEPS THC rOOt WILL E. I'rice. Kusanville: "Church Dav Schools," Rev.

I. E. I'eterson and J. II. probably be made within two weeks; there being several applications on file.

He expressed regret at losing Mr. Courtright declaring he had hoped to the last that the mentor would remain here. Linked with the possible successors for Mr. Courtright is heard the name of Jamea Brawshaw, former star playpr oh the U. of N.

team and now coaching at the high school at Kansas City, Kas. The Colorado School of Mines is located, about one hundred miles from Denver and has an enrollment of 450 students. John Edward Martie, who has been an instructor in the department of physical is to become acting head of that department, succeeding Mr. Courtright in that capacity, it was announced by President Clark this afternoon, and beginning tomorrow he will become assistant professor In that department. studesgive Westervelt: "The Outlook." Rev.

E. F. lones, Reno: "World Service and Ap ST. PIERRE'S BOOTERY portionments." Rev. J.

F. "Wilson. Embargo On Hides Asked It was stated as a new angle to the situation, that the disease may have been brought to California on hides shipped in from some of the Central American countries where it was known to exist, and Nevada's congressional delegation will be asked to look into the matter of having an embargo declared against hides from countries where the disease is known to exist. "Word was received' today that a number of Northern California counties had quarantined against tho balance- of tho. state.

aad as these counties adjoin the Nevada line, it will greatly facilitate the inspection work on the border, it was announced. Attorney General Active CARSON. Mar. 31. (Special).

The powers of Nevada to protect her live stock industry by enforcing the most rigid quarantine against the state of California, where the foot and mouth disease is prevalent, arc being investigated by Attorney-General Iis-kin. The attorney-general is also inquiring into the powers of Uie state board of examiners to ascertain Whether It could legally authorize the mission arrived Saturday to investigate possible spread of the disease by migratory ducks and geese, black birds and buzzards Los Angeles Stock Yards Closed LOS ANGELES, Mar. 31. The following official notice was put up at the Los Angeles Union stock yards today: "Owing to the discovery of new cases of foot and mouth disease in. nearby feed yards, the Union stock yards, Los Angeles quarantine is continued Utah Taks Steps SALT LAKE CITY.

-Mar. 31. Ways and means of preventing the spread of the foot and mouth disease Which has resulted in a rigid quarantine of that state were discussed at a meeting of live stock men of California, Arizona Oregon, Wyoming. Idaho. Colorado and Utah, hero today.

The conference was called by Dr. A. J. Webb, state veterinarian for Utah and Gov. Charles R.

Mabcy in calling ths meeting to order stressed tho "un-usually important mission you gentlemen, are en." James Mills of California is here as the personal representative of Gov. Reno; "The Christian Workers Source rower." Rev. O. If. Green, Carson; 'Iistrict Evangelism." Rev.

V. E. Pat- THE city. ridge, Ely. PRES ERVFD In the evenins there will bo a praise and testimony service led by Rev.

II. SHOE A. Harkins of Portbla, while Rev. Joseph C. Carpenter RenoV will preach LETTERS ASKED George S.

Hall, public administrator, today petitioned the district court for letters of administration in tho estate of who died in Colfax, March 19 of this year, leaving a deposit of $1300 In a local bank. No ne sermon and lead tho closing conse cration service. Supports when support is needed bends where tho foot bend Lunch will ho served at noon nnrl In the eveningby the Ladies' Aid So- hMrs are known to ro living VAUDFVIL LE to combat the ttii-naroson or that state. BIG WHISKEY HAUL I FALLON MASONS IN CARSON VALL EY HOSTS TO ROSS S. K.

Ross, grand master of Mason: of Nevada, aoxraipanied by scvera Nearly 230 gallons of moonshine whiskey, oonsttiuting one of the largest hauls of prohibition enforcement officials in Nevada in recent months. was seized Saturday afternoon in a raid on the Kugene Scossa members of the order from Reno. feiniey and Lovelock, made bis an. nual visitation tr Churchill TvrA at Fallon Saturday night. About The program for the annual vaudeville show, which is given every year by the different classes and organizations of the Reno high school has been completed and the performance will take place at the high school gymnasium Saturday night.

April 12. The proceeds of the show will be divided between tho annual publication, the Ke-Wa-N'e, and the athletic fund. The program will include the following: 1. Selections by tho Musical Trio, composed of Iola Upson, Gregory Adams and Gibson Morrison. A short act the alumni of tho Reno high school, under the direction of Harold Coffin.

3. 'Punch." a sketch by the senior class. 4. "The Great Discovery," printed by the Re-Wa-Ne staff. 5.

Rifle drill, by a picked squad of R. O. T. cadets, undr the leadership of-Lieut. Edward Zieglr.

Selections by the Boy?" Ole Club. 7. "Garden Hoe." presented by the sophomore class. 8. "Leap Year by the Pogonip staff.

9 ttet Frying Pan and the Spoiled Om-kt." by the freshmen class. 10. A short musical act. by the facultv of the school. 11.

"A Lady to Order." presented by tile junior class. 12. "Half Hour of Magic." by the unknown ranch near Oardnerville. according to auenaance, a canquet pre cedina dearer, work- a report on tile the office the director here. At the banquet talks were made by Besides this large amount of whis key, a still and a quantity of mash iuaster noss, i.

k. Kent, Dr. Dunbar, Mr. Lattin. Eli Cann and were unearthed.

Scossa and a ranch band Deacon V. M. Henderson. hand, John Besio. were arrested and riday.

night Mr. Ross will visit were taken before the United States me lodge at lermgton, and a party Masons from Reno is beiiur arranm commissioner at Gardnerville. The distilling outfit was found in a to be present. Tt i dug-out under a stone wall, according win cue gathering will Iks increased by visitors iioiii iayion. parson, uardnerville and to the raiders.

After samples were taken, the whiskey was destroyed. Larlier in the day, the officers re vuiit lowns. handle the best trades of thtt ported, they raided the Overland hotel at Gardnerville and found sufficient thy and Alfalfa Seeds. Seed Rarle Oats and Wheat. Consolidated TV 0-0" evidence to warrant the arrest of John Ktehemenda and William Borda.

bouse Phone 815 and 816. Adv. Sen stage Edward Powles will act as manager. To Our Many Faithful Customers and to the Public in General WE ANNOUNCE to you, after reconsideration, that we will discontinue the present system of complete bread deliveries after the last day of March. For the benefit of our many patrons, However, we will make Two Special Deliveries Each Day on Orders of 25c or More to Each Customer One of these special deliveries be made in the morning and one in the afternoon.

All the grocers will do their best to see that you get your Bakery; wants promptly. To avoid trouble and disappointment, we ask all our customers to call their grocers by phone and advise them of the quality of bread and Bakery products you have been using. This will make it easier for you to purchase the quality of Bakery products that you are accustomed to, and will also make it easier for the grocer to always have on hand the quality, of products that you desire. We thank you for your past patronage and hope that you will call on your grocer for Cream and Purity Bread and Pastry made by the Purity French Bakery and Macaroni Factory and Reno French Bakery. We will continue to make the highest quality of bread and pastry as we have made for so many years.

PETITIONS FOR LETTERS Petition for letters of administration in the estate of Archie who died ln Inyo county. CaL. in September. filea in the district court late Saturday by Arthur V. lusher who necks the letters in behalf of a niece who lives in Los Angeles.

The estate in Nevada consists of $825 66 on deposit in a local bank. Mathews Cash Grocery Phon 273 Nevada Stat Lif Building. deliver to your pantry. Potatoes Will be scarce. Better lay in a sack of good keepers.

Fancy Fernley, at $2.15 the cwt. A few eases of Oranges left at $255 the case Faney Spinach 3 lbs. for 25c Solid Imperial Lettuce 10c the head Large bunches No. 1 Green Onions 5c each No. 1 Artichokes 3 for 25c Strawberry 3 lbs.

for 25c Pa'nov Trim onc OH Via IVi DR. GEO, A. CARR, Dentist ztB M. Ban Bid, Phoni 41s. Adv.

mS tf UU J. UiiJMlULd AUl Newtown Pippin Apples $2.15 the box "We Specialize, in MarcellingFacials and Massages Manicuring arid particularly Shampooing Experienced Marceller Spick and Span Beauty Shop Koom 0 Hekitman Uuilding 150 North Virginia Street Phone 2056 Roman Beauty Apples $2.25 the box (Good keepers Sweet and juicy) A new lot of our Fancy Candies, 50c value for 30c the lb. Sec our "Water Glasses before purchasing elsewhere Etched, clear, thin blown crystal (to use with the best china) 3 for 25c Dover Egg Beaters 19c each Galvanized Water Pails 25c each Dish Drainers Very popular for the kitchen) 25c Have you tried Schilling's Orange Pekoe Tea in the new vacuum tins. "We recommend it very highly Vy oz. 15c 4 oz 30c 8 oz.

50c lb. 95c Try a can. It is the cheapest in the long run. Our Blend Coffee 35c the lb. Althoughthe price of canned coffee has gone to 52c.

(Why pay for tin!) Kingan's Bacon (Supreme quality) 40c the lb. Purity French Bakery and Macaroni Factory Reno French Bakery, Inc. 357 North Virginia Street and 6 West Fourth Street Phones 434 and 539 First Special Delivery will leave the Bakery at '10 a. m. Second Special Delivery, will leave the Pakery at 3 p.

m. Special Cleveland Vacuum Cleaner $29.50 Guaranteed Gill Electric Co. 2l Sierra Street Sliced 45c the lb. Uail Us Your Orders..