Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 8

PAGE EIGHT NEVADA STATE JOURNAL, RENO, NEVADA -Tuesday, June 20, 1933 Reno Man Elected Chief Of Nevada Odd Fellows As Group Holds Annual Convention Here; Sessions Today C. C. Jones of Rend was elected i sonic temple, with Mrs. Eleanor Bland installed as grand patriarch of the grand encampment, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, at the fifty-ninth annual convention in Reno yesterday, at which 11 encampments of the state were represented by more than 50 delegates. J.

W. Scott, the retiring grand ley, the assembly president, presid-. ing. Both groups will continue in session throughout the day, with reports of officers, election of officers and other business. At 6:15 a dinner will be served to all delegates and grand ofieers at the I.

O. O. F. banquet hall. At 8 p.

m. there will patriarch, was the installing be an entertainment program at the cer. assisted by Peter Norregard of i county library building for Odd Ruth, as acting grand marshal, who seated grand officers as follows: J. C. Schmith of Austin, grand high priest; M.

berger of By, grand senior warden: Charles J. Gault of Reno; grand scribe: George Luke of Reno, grand treasurer: H. E. Browne of Austin, grand junior warden; H. A.

Riley of Reno, grand representative; J. H. Corn of Fallda, grand marshal; F. H. Bonnenfant of Reno, grand sen- tinel, and J.

W. City, deputy grand sentinel. of Virginia Fellows. Rebekahs and Invited guests. Rebekahs Met Yesterday Preliminary to the convening or the assembly today the Rebekahs were in session yesterday at the Masonic temple, where a school of instruction was held in the morning by Mizpah Rsbskah lodge of Reno, under the direction of Mrs.

Elsie Haller of McGill. assembly vice president. Draping of the charter in honor of the late Mrs. Emma B. Homes, past president, was in THE COKE NO MORE EUREKA Angelo Berolo, former resident of' Eureka, dies at Grass Valley, Calif- ELY--Mike Pisbone and Audrey Jawibsen, tooth of Ely, are married in Eureka.

TONOPAH Byron Foster and John Anderson leave for citizens' military trainilng cairvp at Fort Douglas, Utah. ELY--A small quartz mill is being: built near Steptoe Station for development, of Stintson mine. ELY--Son is toorn to Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gardner of Willowgrass.

WINNEMUOOA Mrs. Blanche Siard, asoompani-ed toy her daugh- C. of C. to Greet Fleet of Planes From California Deny Kidnaping Plot Jity. deputy grand sentinel.

Homes, past prewueuu wtw Scott, grand patriarch, pre- charge Qeen Esther Rebekah lodge, at the sessions and introduced! No. 9. of Sparks, tinder the direc- as an honor guest F. J. Urich option of Mrs.

Sarah J. George. Modesto grand patriarch of ths, There was a luncheon at the Cen- grand encampment, of California, tury club for all present and past who addressed the delegates. He! assembly officers, at which the Arrangements were under way! yesterday by the Reno chamber commerce receive a group of' planes here next Sunday, June; 25, which will comprise a Stockton; to Reno air cruise, sponsored by the Pathfinder Plying Service Ltd. of that city.

Information received here from 1 Stockton indicates from 15 to 20 planes in the group, -made up ships from Stockton, Lodi, Son.ora,' Linden. Tracey and San Jose. Complete data of the personnel is ex- pected within a few days. According to the tentative plans five months' announced, the California flyers are (visit in France. to leave Stockton at 8 FALLON-Two ttiundred thirty- a Sunda morning, and will two dollars in cash prizes is donated 11 to arrive ta cit about by business men for Fourth of July 10 The Kx field cf the celebration.

United wiu ELKO--Elko golfers paired off Ren 'base. for sunrise tournament. ELY--Mr. and George Stark- luncheon in Reno, and spend ths wsather leave for Salt Lake City to afternoon sight seeing. They will attend funeral of his mother.

6 off for Stockton in the early McGILL--Sarah Estella Welde be- evening. The visiting aviators will have was accompanied to Reno by Mrs. Urich. Veterans Are Honored Another interesting feature of the gathering was the honoring by the grand patriarch of six members- present who have been affiliated with the Odd Fellows order for more than 50 years. They were A.

Hessoa of Elko. Robert Rauhut of Virginia City, J. W. Locklin of Virginia City, C. F.

Littrell of Austin. S. Jacobs of Reno and William Past Noble Grands' association was the hostess. Mrs. Abbie C.

Burns, past president of the California assembly, was a guest. Dr. Christie Brown was toastmistress and addresses were made by Mrs. Eleanor Rlley, Nevada Rebekah assembly president, Mrs. Burns and others.

Memorial Service Held In the afternoon there was a memorial service for members of the Rebekah order who have died during the past year. The program fol- S. Jacoos 01 neuu mi" in -y Frazier of Sparks. The veterans lows: were all called to the floor of the seating of grand officers; drill comes ibride of Paul J. Schroeder.

I PIOCHE Fire completely de- 'stroys (home of Mir. and Mrs. Clair 1 Hagan. FALLON--J. G- Scrugrham H.

A. MacQnarrie of Reno and Mark Brawschaw of Tonopah purchase purebred wire haired terries from the Sagebrush kennels. ELY--F. E. Siegert of 'McGill, J.

C. Wheeler of East Ely, Joe Hopson of Ruth 'and Neil McGill of Ely are White Pine county representatives pi ey 58, resident, of Nevada since to repeal convention. 1908, when he-cams here frr.n ths ELKO--Eight year old Jack Berry Iiis cf CriFple Cresk and Le a is recovering 'from operation far ap- viUCf a Tonopah hos- i pendicitis. lodge room, introduced and commended for their long and loyal service to the order. Encampments represented at the session were Virginia City.

Austin, Reno. Caliente, Elko, Eureka, Fallon. Ely, Tonopah, Battle Mountain and Las Vegas. Grand Lodge Opens Today Today the grand lodge of Odd Fellows will open its sixty-seventh session and the Nevada Rebekah assembly its thirty-eighth conclave. At 8:45 a.

m. the Odd Fellows nad Rebekahs an assembly at the I O. O. F. hall will be welcomed to Reno by Mayor E.

E. Roberts. The response will be made by Howard Browne of Austin, the grand master. At lo a. m.

the grand ledge will be formally opened 'by the grand master, and ths Rebekah assembly will convene at the Ma- team; song', "Rock of Lois Herberth, past president; opening remarks, Sarah George, past president; roll, 'Minnie Ferris, secertary Queen Esther, No. 9, and placing of flowers 'by banner bearers; duet, "In the Garden," Ella Park and Agnes Crosby, accompanied Mae Kepner; eulogy, Eleanor Mulcahy. warden of Rebekah assembly; eulogy for Mrs. Emma B. Holmes, past president, by Mrs Delia 'Nicola; floray ceremony.

Queen Esther drill team; "Blest Be the Tie;" closing song, Ella Park and Agnes Crosby, accompanied by Mae Kepner; benediction, Lois Hed- berth. The Rebekah degree was conferred last night by Nevada Rebekah lodge, No. 7, and there was an exhibition drill by Canton Nevada, No. 1. Tonopah Mine Operator Dies After Illness TONOPAH, June 19 Hearing of Power Rates Postponed The hearing of the electric, water and gas rate charges of the Sierra Pacific Power company, scheduled in city for Thursday of this week, has been postponed un- itil Friday, July 7, according to an' nouncement yesterday by the Nevada public service commission.

The commission will be in session at 10 a. m. on. day at itha chamber of commerce auditorium at the WashDe county library founding, when anyone desiring may be heard. i pital today after a short illness.

I During the Gilbert boom Finley 'made a-small fortune in the sate i of claims and at the time of his death he was still owner cl valuable claims in that He was unmarried and is survived by a brother, J. W. Finley of Norwood, Calif. Finley ivas well known in Nevada and Colorado mining circles for his, uncanny sense in finding ore. Reports that a kidnaping plot lias been directed against 14-month- old Sarah Delano Roosevelt, granddaughter i Roosevelt, have been vigorously denied by Jnmcs Roosevelt, the child's father, and by secretaries at the White House.

The asserted plot was linked with a fire of mysterious origin at the James Roosevelts' summer home at Little Boar's Head, X. H. The abduction was supposed to have been planned i the excitement attending the fire. The child is shown with her mother, above. Picks Committee For Lodge Work Standing committees of the Nevada state aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles for the.

year 1933-1934, were armcuiieed as follows yesterday ty Fred, Strosnider. the new president, who was installed Saturday tho state leader: Old Age Harry Duns of Reno, chairman; Al Ward cf Reno, J. W. Burrows of Reno, W. H.

Gray cf Virginia City and J. H. Malloy of Fallen. Finance: R. J.

Vannoy of Fallon, en airman; C. D. Baker of'Las Vegae. Harry DunseaMi cf Reno. Insurance (Jack pot fund): H.

Smart, cf Falton, chairman: M. I. Newkirk of Las Vegas, Albert Taon- blyn of Ely and George Fisher of Carson City. Ritualistic Contest: S. H.

Cooper of RTMno, chairman; W. G. TaK man, Frsd Stroaiider, Al Ward and J. H. Mallcy.

was selected by the state convention 'last week as the meeting 1934, but the aerie of that city has requested a later year be assigned to the Pershing county town. Tho naming of the city for the nest year is left to Strosnider, and it is probable that Virginia City will be with Ccxmstock Aerie No. 523, acting as the host. It has been several years since the mining city -has entertained thr state Comtnun ity i i Vegas Club Owner Graced Probation Grape Juice suporb duality a juice! A wonderful a beverajre -from the world's foremost vineyards! A real bargain! 2 16-oz. Bottles INSECTICIDES SVe carry a oomptete supply, la my quantity, for thoroughly re- nabfe sprays and powders for all of plants and trees.

Ceaol Plant Spray Paris Greea London Purple Sdpbnr Bordeaux Mixtures Black Leaf "40" In Bottles or Bulk Acme Arsenate of Many otiwrs now on display. FREE. Upon request vre will give you Acme's Guide oh Insecticides and Fungicides. Actress' Mother Is Married To Cellist HOLLYWOOD, June 19 -(UP)--Mrs. Elizabeth Gatney, mother of Ann Harding, film actress, was married today to Charles A.

Frisbie, well known 'cellist. The Rev. Thomas N. Talbot officiated. Jackie Cooper Has Appendix Removed HOLLYWOOD, (UP)--Jackie Cooper, June 19 -Hollywood's youngest film star, successfully underwent an operation for appendicitis at Hollywood hospital today.

Protect the Foliage of Your Trees, Rose Bushes, Shrubs, Plants! MARRIAGE LICENSES Ilio Olivetti and Bertha Albertson, both of San Francisco; Kermit Chas. Freeman and Anita. Mary Mjarseli, both of Reno; Harvey C. MeFadden and Edith Hansen, both Sacramento; Harry C- Henry and Florence Nebe, iboth of Kansas City, Nebe of Kansas City, George E. Williams and Myrtle Nooner, both of Camp Richardson, Clifford Valencia and Mabel Holcomb, 'both of "Marysville.

Robert William Christenson and Mabel Petersen, both of San Francisco; Raphael Andereggen and Effie Mae Btoneman, both of San Francisco; Wallace J. Preehan and Gardnervifle Man Is Laid to Rest Congressman Dies On Returning Home AMITE, Jun? Congressman Bolivar E. democrat, Louisiana, died at his' home here today shortly after ar-) riving from Washington. a Mrs. Kemp made the trip by mobile.

Dr. M. R. Walker, well known Reno physician, has returned from the east, where he attended the Woodmen's convention at" Detroit and the Century of Progress Exposition in. Chicago.

Mrs. Walker, who accompanied him. remained in the east for a visit with relatives. Dan Kenefick, 900 Holcomb avenue, underwent an operation at a local hospital yesterday. State Senator T.

T. Fairchild and family were Rano visitors yesterday. G. Gray was placed on a 90-day probation yesterday Police Judge Brson. Gray was arrested Sunday for being drunk and resisting arrest.

Fred R. Packard was arrested hereby county officers aft3r he was alleged to have stolen gasoline from highway equipment on the Carson highway. Justice of the Peace Frohlch sentenced him to 10 days in jail. Bank Assessment Claim Is Argued In Federal Court CARSON CITY, June 19-- Frank Wilson was today sentenced to'four months in the Ormaby county jail and fined S150 and costs, but granted immediate probation, when I he plead guilty in the federal court to a charge of having conducted a common nuisance on April 30 at Las Vegas in a building as The Shack and located between First and Second streets. CARSON CITY, June demurrer of Carl Otto Herz of 'Reno to the complaint recently -filed, against him by W.

J. Tobin as receiver of the Reno National Bank to secure judgment for $2,500, interest and costs, was argued today in the federal court. After briefs in. the matter have been submitted the case will stand submitted to the court. Tobin brought the action against Herz to collect the assessment levied, by order of the comptroller of the currency, against the stockholders in the bank, the assessment being $100 a share.

In his demurrer to the action. Herz claimed that Tobin does not have the capacity to sue and thit there was a misjoinder of the parties defendant for 'the reason that the bank was not made a party defendant. Mountain Passes Open to Through Travel In Sierra Both Kit Carson Pass and the Ebbetts Pass secondary routes across the Sierra were opened to traffic on Saturday and are declared to be in good to fail- condition, according to word received here yesterday 'by the Nevada state automobile association. Reopening of the Tioga pass to the Yosemite was announced last week, leaving only the Sonora Pass into Mono county, unavailable at this time. A bulletin from California touring officials states that motorists driving from Quincy to Beckwith.

Plumas county, are cautioned that the entire distance of 37 miles is covered with from two to three inches of crushed rock, not gravel, and is extremely hard on tires. The road is under construction by the federal bureau of public roads. and until it has been smccthed down and surfaced, poor conditions will be encountered. Motorists also in the" vicinity of Lake Atmanor are cautioned against driving from Westwocri to Greenville, via the eastern side ol the lake. The road is declared to be extremely rough and corrugated, and ibstter 'traveling is possible en -west side of.the lake.

Lookout Stationed At McCellan Peak Rex Levissee. formerly stationed at Galena Creek, has been assigned as lockout at McCellan peak in the Virginia range south of Rene, where a man will -be on duty throughout the forest fire hazard season, it was stated here yesterday. The: station at this peak, commands a view of tha entire ed area west of this valley and Washoe valley to the southwest I near Carson City. A road was built the summit of the peak i last year by Washce county, and telephone- line installed. The station is in charge of the feres: service.

With a large gathering of old I time friends of western in attendance, the funeral of the late Carsten M. Hennlngsen was held yesterday afternoon at the Lutheran church at Gardnerville. Interment was in Ghardnerville i cemetery, with the following acting as pallbearers: William Thorne, William, Dressier. William Hussrnan, Fred H. Dangberg, Louis Stodieck and William Dangberg.

Henningsen, retired rancher of Carson valley, died Saturday, after a long illness. Ho was a pioneer of that region and prominent in the developf cf the valley for many years. The funtral was under the direction cf the Ross-Burke company Reno. Mrs. Roosevelt In Plea For Jobless NEW YORK, June Mrs.

Franklin D. Roosevelt today I urged that the age limit for unemployed women at the rehabilitation camp at Bear mountain be increased from 35 to 40 and that other camps be opened to provide for even older women. As guest speaker the June luncheon of the Fashion Group, Mrs. Roosevelt also renewed her campaign against the sweatshop. She advocated the elimination of i the market for sweatship products by consumer insistence on goods Elsie N.

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14 West Commercial Row Phone 4871 MATHEWS Grocery and Market 104 Second St. Phones RASPBERRIES FOR CANNING Fresh. 15 cup full basket 88C basket A man's cigarette? Well-here's why I enjoy Luckies Somehow, I have always felt that it takes a really fine cigarette to-please a man. And since many of the men whose judgment I value smoke Luclcies I reach for a Lucky, too. True, I enjoy Luckies' fine tobacco quality and their delicious mildness.

But my real reason is perhaps a trifle feminine. Men may not appreciate this as much as a sen- sitive, woman--but I'm particularly grateful ro 'Toasting" for that comforting assurance of purity. I've talked to many women about this--remen- faer, a cigarette becomes an intimate thing with us, we place it between out lips. And so, perhaps, because I am a woman this is my woman's reason for always saying "Luckies Please!" Because It's toasted' 1 rSPAPERf.