Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 6

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Of NEVADA a ser HOOT IN AUTO CRASH Al VA Wlin Ci num TV 11 VV 1VS i 1 many of the tragedies of life were it Today also persons who do not want I it I i 1 An thAir Covinnr1 they RENO PLAYERS TIKE NET MEET TROPHIES GOLD HILL NOTES TRUCKEE NEWS BY AMERICAN BOXER of WIGWAM TODAY Shanghai Low MAN PUT Weather Report with A Loaf of Delight 11 9 55 REGISTRATION COUNTY VOTERS TO START TODAY OR NATIONAL ELECTIONS continues until death and thus person drinking never thirsts The Reno Rotary club will be ad dressed today bysPaul Rieger of San rancisco district governor A delegation of Reno rotarians re BAPTISTS START MOVE TO PREVENT MISSION INQUIRY ever hope to see our proposals rat ified by the House of Commons im GRAMMAR SCHOOL CLASS AT TRUCKEE GRADUATED RENO MAN DRIVES AUTO IN PATH TRAINS AT TRUCKEE PAYS $25 INE MILLIONS HOUSES IS OBJECT LABOR PARTY PROGRESSIVES TO MEET ST PAUL June 1 Decision to go ahead with the farmer labor progres sive national convention here June 27 was reached at a meeting here tonight of the Minnesota farmer labor federa state committee Warren Luther Brigham nationally known as a eelloist was united in mar riage Saturday night to Miss Margaret of Reno The ceremony was performed by Dean Tubman of St Aquinas Catholic church at the par sonage with Short and Miss Margaret Walsh as "witnesses This is the season of the year when the drug stores become the best at tended sundae schools Bloomington Bulletin Joseph Markum resident of Susan ville tried to tear down a wire fence near the corner of Scott and Park streets yesterday afternoon or his brand new car tried to perform the act but luckily he escaped injury while tho was undamaged His machine bounced back by reason of the impact but again lunged forward Again the car bounded back only to resist the wire fence but the third time he succeeded in pulling out the clutch and the auto came to a stand still Mesdames Jones Ettri Sam proni and of Tm lay were in Reno yesterday They were enroute to coast points where they will do their summer shopping 'and expect to be absent for will visit along the Aided by some ouportune hitting i a a lew passes yesterday at the third of the from the Libby tossers from Sac IMPERIAL COMEDY OX NEWS DISTRICT GOVERNOR TO ADDRESS ROTARY CLUB NOT Single Accident Reported as Hundreds Seek Cool Spots When Mercury Climbs RENO CLEANS UP SERIES WITH SACRAMENTO WINNING 8 TO 5 1 Batteries Keneoly leming and Bascherni Laclaostm and Cromie Gninn and Williams The text chosen for the vesper mon at Trinity Episcopal church on Ascension was taken from the first chapter of The Acts gazed steadfastly The Rev Edward Tanner Brown said in part: can find a glorious truth in this scene of the ascension of our Lord as we stand gazing into the heavens a truth which woulcl solve stupid to stand before of art and attempt to express it in terms of and canvas The soul speaks to the soul of Special to The Journal TRUCKEE Junpx 1 The graduat ing exercises of the grammar school were held in the Donner theater here Thursday evening There was a large crowd in attendance The graduates were Dolores Christy Josephine Ber nard Charles Kearney Elden Tonini George Tonini Leland Laity Marian ollett and Geno Giayonnoni self but Cromie who caught a nice game for the locals Pittson also caught a hot one in the second inning the muffing of which meant a couple of runs for Libbys The Libbys also scored in the first inning when Spillman whanged out a double and Peekema brought him in Peekema came in himself on single The second inning went by score less but Reno crossed the plate again in the third for the fifth run when redericks came home on single' A pretty double play put a stop to any more scoring in that inning arber came in for his second run of the day in the fourth after a series of two baggers and singles scoring was completed in the next inning with Pittson bringing in Cromie on his home run The visitors crossed the plate once in the fifth and twice in the seventh that inning bringing in two runs on one hit An error by Pittson and a walk turned the trick JY 7 leming held the locals to nine hits hut his support that of La COMI NG Jack Pickford And get a coupon for every loaf of bread It is worth money to you Ask your grocer for bread made by the fo Reno Joe Monahan will appear before Judge Bryson this morning to answer to a charge of being intoxicated DIED At Hawthorne May 30 1924 Joseph dearly beloved husband of Annie and devoted father of Eliza beth Beane of Hawthorne son of ana of Mober Churchill Reno De Witt 1 Knights Purity rench Bakery 357 North Virginia Street ACCIDENT HEALTH Perfect weather and a desire to get away from the heat in the vicinity of Reno caused hundreds of people to take to the hills yesterday in search of recreation It was the hottest day of the year in this locality the ther mometer registering 9S as the highest at the weather bureau kiosk on Vir ginia street Lake Tahoe resorts proved the most alluring places for motorists although a majority of the travelers in that di rection confined their visit to the Nevada side of that famous body of water Pyramid lake also proved popular and many engaged in fishing while others braved the cold water and took a dip Picnic parties were numerous and some continued their journey on to Wadsworth and other historic points of that direction The resorts nearer to home were liberally patronized and Man sion was the scene of many family gatherings where picnickers thorough ly enjoyed themselves Carson City and the entire valley were meccas for motorists The automobile traffic in Reno was light throughout the day most of 4 those owning machines getting early start and returning late at night one accident was reported dur ing the day and that occurred at Sparks at 7 in the veiling Mrs Cerveri 337 Wheeler avenue Tiding with a man named McCollough re siding on Ryland avenue suffered an injured hip when the car over turned McCullough escaped with a slight cut on one hand The accident happened Chief of Police Wahlstrom of Sparks says when McCullough at tempted to turn at ifteenth and streets while traveling at the rate of about 50 miles art hour Special to The Journal TRUCKEE June When Hilton of Reno attempted to drive his car across the tracks in front of moving trains he was arrested for reckless driving The trains were No 19 and No 22 The judge did not look with leniency upon driving which might meet with an accident and placed a fine of $25 upon Mr Hilton Claims Paid on the CONTINENTAL CASUALTY COMPANY lasted' iust long with the ball I uber Then KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ATTENTION! Sir Knights of DeWitt Clinton Com mandary No 1 Knights Templar will assemble at their asylum Masonic Temple Tuesday June 3 at 1:30 sharp to conduct the Templar funeral services of our deceased frater Sir Joseph Beane Sojourning Sir Knights are courteously invited to attend WM ROBINSON Commander WM SUTHERLAND Recorder Adv j2 3 After this honors were about even Trnsti was tne wSr iT nr iin rjnrl hisi hlaws seemed to and instrumental music by members I be harjer than those of Criqui 1 BUY A BUICK And be satisfied with your car' adv m2 tf Mrs Lazarro Cerveri 337 Wheeler avenue and a man named McCullough said to reside at 525 Ryland avenue had a narrow escape from death last night at 7 when the automo bile in which they were riding 'over turned at the corner of ifteenth and streets Sparks Mrs Cerveri suffered what is be lieved to be a broken hip although Dr Rise of Sparks the attend ing surgeon is not certain She also suffered numerous bruises about the body while McCullough escaped ith a badly cut right hand and a general shaking up Mrs Cerveri was removed to a Reno hospital and she ws reported late last night as resting easily McCullough did not go to a hospital Chief of Police Lee Walstrom of Sparks who investigated the accident stated that McCullough was driving at a speed of from 50 to 60 miles an hour and that he was traveling so fast that it was impossible to make the turn from ifteenth into street The riders were hurled more than 20 feet and the car was partially wrecked Purity rench Bakery Car Declared to Be Driven at Rate of 50 Miles Per Hour Turns Over foolishly they misunderstood Him to speak of physical things when He spoke of spiritual things In a sense they involuntarily prophesied by their mockery which prophesy was fulfilled after the ascension con cerning the coming 'of Christ among the gentiles omnipotence is shown because temple officers came to arrest Hirn but their hands fell helpless to their sides His omnis cience is shown He tells these people exactly how they will act Eut for the Messiah to away where these men cannot follow towit to Heaven spent disaster for them AUUllJ UB3V TL TV Christ the Messiah as their saviour through his blood atonement who even push Him aside as such will one day be unable to follow Him at all Therefore today if you will hear His voice harden not your Rev Martens then went on to a comparison between physical thirst and spiritual thirst and stated that the latter is a of the soul a longing for peace with God which cannot be satisfied by good works and which evil and omissions only increase He show ed how this thirst is satisfied through Christ pertinently and picturesquely quoting Isaiah 53 and that the queching of this thirst or drinking is hot an act of a min utes duration but a drinking Avhich continues until death and thus the Mrs Cuppies and daughter Bernice of San Jose are visiting Mrs Edith ay Mrs Thomas of Oroville is spend ing a couple of weeks with relatives here and Mrs Arthur Davis of San rancisco be here for a few days Hector Stromberg formerly of Truc kee and Donner Lake was up from Sparks on Thursday Mrs Waters of Salt Lake arrived here Thursday evening to be the guest at the William Englehart home for several days Mrs Edmonds has returned from Pasadena where she attended the Rebekah assembly A Schroll of Sacramento former resident of Truckee as among the visitors here this week Irving Weigland has accepted a position with the local bank z' Lawrence Pasinetti who was oper ated upon in the Reno hospital for appendicitis I3 improving Mrs 'Smith Wednesday for a short visit to Oakland She was accompanied by Mrs til Durbin of Oakland who has been spending sev eral weeks here Brundage of Auburn and Lange of Colfax officers in tho Central bank of California here this week on business Thomas Gibson of Reno? has been visiting Mrs ranzini here Mrs Ethel McBride and Miss Law rence Marzen have? been in Sacra mento for several days Mrs Silvery and daughter and Miss May Vhrney were here from Sparks for Memorial day West Therrold of Calpine was here this week John Teeter was among the Memor ial day visitors He is now located in Oakland Mrs Gargan of Penryn spent riday here Mrs Evelyn Oakley of Blue Canyon' is the house guest of Mrs ollett Stearns father of Mrs It DeCamp died at La Jolla May 25 and funeral services were held at Clare mont here he has been associated in educational work for many at Pomona college Charles Horn who has been in the orrest service as lookout on Sardine peak for the past six years has been transferred to the station on Grouse ridge Louis Kies and Edward Burks were arrested yesterday afternoon in an alley between Center and Lake streets Both were in a high state of intoxi cation and were taken to the city jail to sober up according to police Later Birks secured his release on $10 cash bail to appear in the police court this morning at 9:30 THE GREATEST PROBLEM PICTURE THE DAY Special to The Journal WINNEMUCCA June When the grand lodge of Nevada 1 meets in session here tomorrow John Shipp grand 'master of Idaho I A Gipson past grand mas ter and editor of the Idaho Odd el low and Presley Horne grand sec retary of the Idaho grand lodge will be the official guests A large attendance will be on hand for the grand encampment which opens tomorrow The Rebekah as sembly is scheduled for Tuesday A large delegation is expected from Rene and Sparks BUICK CARS Hare high HMla value adT m28 tt CITY BRIES claustra who allowed the visitors 11 hits arina mascot was on hand a's usual bringing with him a wond erful amount of good luck arina was ali dolled un in a regulation uni form and strutted proudly his little black head shining up and down in front of the grandstand throughout me game A well filled grandstand game The score Libby 1: 200 010 200 Reno 401 120 000 Batteries Keneoly the next four ecks They the many summer resorts Pacific Brewington Hillhouse Kertze Neal and Miss Neal will entertain the Meth odist Aid society in the church par lors on tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The Reno chapted of the will meet this afternoon at the home of Mrs Alexine McNabney on Cali fornia avenue The meeting will start at 2:30 under the citizenship department IK GENL AGENT ADJUSTER QR NEVADA 203 Natl Bank Bldg Phone 808 Reno Nev Opportune Hitting Untimely Errors Give Victory to Locals at Reneva MILWAUKEE Wis June An eleventh hour move to rescind the act ion of the North Baptist convention in naming a commission o'f seyen per sons to investigate the board of man agers of the American Baptist' foreign mission society for sending out mis sionaries founded on liberal faith as started here late today by a small group of delegates classed among the modernists in the convention here Reno Nevada Chinese and American Dishes 236 North Center St Music Dancing every Saturday ana csunqay evening SPECIAL SUNDAY TABLE DINNER $100 Open from 11 a to 2 a PHONE Living Water of Eternal Life Is Theme of Address at Lutheran Church Marta Howland Millinery 33 West irst St OPPOSITE RIALTO SPORT HATS $395 $500 $750 couple ot eirois Reno came tcios Reneva wo 1 series of three aggregation of ball rameqto by a score of 8 to 5 Reno won alb three mn of the series Keneoly opened the session for the visitors but enough to hit rittsoi and to walk jerked him ana leming who pitched Saturday took the mound but before the damage had been repaired Reno had four runs These came on an error and singles 'by McGuire and redericks Pittson Hits Homer Pittson was the home run hero of the day slamming one down deep into I center field and not only scoring him (turned yesterday from Tonopah where Mrs Celia Beane of Alameda brother of Walter Beane Iv Mo a member lodge No 26 and A chapter No 7 A Clinton commandery No Templar and Kerak temple A A 8 a native of California aged 39 years 11 months and 10 days riends are invited to attend fu neral services at the Masonic tem ple tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at 2 under the auspices of De Witt Clinton commandery Knights Templar Remains at the parlors of the Ross Burke company At the Hotels Overland Kesler Mrs II Parker and son Susanville Nels Perl John Goodes A Almo hales Portola A Miller Selma John Roderick Sacramento Armstrong Berkeley Boynton Long Beach Mr and Mrs Kilgore Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Merg Rand Nevada Garside Virginia Garside Tonopah Mr and Mrs Prus set John Batin Cassell Vir ginia City Steck Verdi Barthommew Gold Hill Wood riff Gerlach Mr and Airs Sul livan Westwood William Shult Long View Wash IL Beal Wash ington Golden Hotel Grace MeVicer Nevin rank Sullivan A Leavett San rancisco Mr and Mrs George A Gomes Kelley Oakland Mr and Mrs Perry loriston Mr and Mrs Davis and daughters Susanville Dave oreman Los Ange les Gilchrist Salt Lake City Agnes Carpenter Leonora Carpenter Yerington Mrs: arrington Car son City Dignan Winnemucca Becker Minden Mcarland Rielly McKeever Quincy Speed Barnes Gardnerville D' Staltmarsh and family Walla Walla Mabelle A Halen Holdridge Neb DOUBTING ASCENSION HIT BY REVEREND OHM IN TALK a chapter of the organization was in stalled with members of the Las Vegas chapter also present Those making the trip from Reno were Dr Henry Albert president of the club Walter Duncan Julius Sch warzschild Herbert Nichols red Butzbach and Blum over rind dismissed 1 rf I a 1 A ituctiuooi 1 hori wnn rniiuv i nuulhu uavv vmv Ray had denied leading a gang I pact to the United States and try and a 1izii I 1 1 ma TY1 1 zar 1 ill I have nn excuse to Captain Arthur Moor lno broken hands no broken heart and Henry Hans the I look2d DAYTON PEOPLE STAGE ri rHin I IM I II Hl III 1J I rimmed spectacles when Commission I REUNION AND BANQUET er Wheeler said that even if Ray had 1 1 HCUIVIUN HUU uhiiuul i no alibi he would not hold him evidence presented and Ray look likei a pirate anyhow Ray pleaded guilty to being ing promoter Pauline rederick Lou Tellegen Registration of voters for the fall national and state elections will start this morning Under the election laws the county clerk must on July 12 start publica tion of notices announcing the ap proaching close of the period of reg istration the publication to continue for 30 days 'August 2 is the final date for the elector to have his registration card cancelled announcing a change in politics WDMHNISWDII5LY saw the on the I I Special to The Journal DAYTON June 1 The tenth an a box lnual reunion of Daytonites was held I here today about 150 old time resi 1 dents being present The speaker of Irhe was Thomas Mayne who AI LON INSTRUCTOR TO dwelt on the Dayton spirit which 1 Jbrought from many trails each year RE DAYTON PRINCIPALthe numbers who held the town Dt UH I I UN rnilVUH HUl a its associations dear The mu 1 sical program was featured by a viu ALLON INSTRUCTOR lin and piano duet by Mrs Helbert Special to The Journal Hidden and Mrs Gordon Hampton At DAYTON June 1 Earl Wooster I3 a banquet was served in the assistant principal of the Churchill Qdd ellows hall More than 300 were county high school at allon has I present here neen appointeu pi iuvipui ui sUiv xvuto las county high school here for the coming year Other instructors re elected ana appointed are: Miss Clementine Shurtlef English and Mrs Ola Rollins commercial courses vv I LONDON June 1 labor gov Steward was again elected to serve aslernment aims to complete 2500000 principal the elementary schools I new houses in England within fifteen Wooster is a graduate of the Uni says Charles Coppock general versityof Nevda I secretary of the ederation of Build ling Trade workers I is 500000 less than the num Iber We aim at completing It will mean I tho trrni tost revolution ever achieved LOCAL OBSERVATIONS jn Britain Everyone concerned is go orecaet for Reno and vicinity: I ing the rjght way to work Builders Monday fair continued warm I manufacturers workers are all agreed Highest temperature yesterday S9On the lines to adopt Industry is degrees one year ago 62 (prepared to use every effort to see the Lowest temperature yesterday 52 lwork through When we have finished degrees one year ago 31 (England should be decently housed Mean temperature yesterday 70 ae (and the housing scandal ended for grees which is 13 xtegrees aoove noi mal Temperature yesterday at 5 a 53 degrees: humidity 46 percent Temperature yesterday at noon 84 degrees humidity 16 per cent Temperature yesterday at 5 86 degrees humidity 12 per cent for' 24 hours ended at 5 yesterday none Normal precipitation from Septem ber 1 to date 759 inches Total precipitation from September 1 to aate 303 inches Deficiency as compared with noi sf jnal 456 inchfcs ALPS rom the amous Novel BASIL KING but applied to every day living earnest people doubt this picture as being impossible they would put it on a par with other al leged bodily ascensions of earthly men forgetting that one must first the Master through His earthly career and sense His divinely human lifeand then gaze with rejoicing at His triumph in returning to the ather One would be a masterpiece analyze it and so much paint of the master the gazer The picture is more than a chemical Church Power Theme Rev Brown spoke at Trinity church yesterday morning on Power of the Church in the Eighth giving in detail the activity of the recent synod meeting at San Jose California He said that the 115 of ficial delegates came from the states of Washington Oregon Idaho Cali fornia Nevada Utah and Arizona and the province included Alaska Hawaii and the Philippine Islands There were more than 350 registered dele gates He continued: hahind ilnA nrnvinHnl qVfl tern Of the church is to have the Miss Harriet Price of the Reno high church in the eight' different sections 1 school won the singles in the of the country legislate for their own I Nevada state tennis tournament com regions The general convention willlpleted yesterday soon be too large a body to work ef I Joe Witmer of the Reno Tennis club fectively so ive are gradually en (captured the singles larging the powets of the provinces Prizes were awarded by Governor outstanding feature of this (Scrugham at a banquet given to the synod was the good cheer and fellow team members and visiting players ship evidenced on every side the (last night sumptuous entertainment provided by I other results are: doubles the people of San Jose and the de Miss Harriet Price and Natalie Pros velopment of the Young fel key Reno high school mens doubles lowship which was organized as a (Charles Davis and Martin Reno provincial body at this time Tennis club mixed doubles were many lively debates I Reward and Miss Zimmer during the sessions but never was (Tennis club special medal Miss Iloa there the slightest feeling of acrimony mer second ranking woman player never any evidence of politics or any I California lack of harmony Everyone went away feeling that an even finer spirit OllfrHI 11101 fellowship had been developed among) riliLIll HyIL ulliyul uIlLII I1HIUL the many inspiring services and mass meeting the most notable was the ordination service for four candidates for orders among the stu dents of the Church Divinity school of the Pacific The seminary of optnr is a radtinte was I thus brought for the first time before I parts June (By the Associated the entire province and was recog I pregs) Danny rush the American nized as a provincial institution Weboxert today knocked out Eugene Cri should all be interested in this splen iguj former world's champion feather did school remembering it in oar( weight champion in the eighth round prayers and with our gifts in what was to have been a 20 round synod made request of therbout national church that we might organ 1 jn the first round the men started ize our own field department for carry I fh Criqui seeking an opening He ing on bur campaigns for missionary I trjed several times to connect with his activities might levy our own assess I farnous right but rush stood him off ments and might elect our own with jeft jabs and right counters bishops for the missionary districts (which gave the American boy a slight As time goes on these meetings of the(edge at the beginning Criqui in the synod will be more and more import I second sent over a magnificent left to ant to the work of the church Nextthe jaw but rush took it without year we meet in Berkeley and it 13 (flinching The rench boy tried to fol the hope of your rector that the fol low up his blow but rush sent him lowing year will find Reno able (hack with a hard right Again Criqui invite the meeting to (sailed in but his attacks were warded 'Martens Speaks off by a succession of lefts which gave The sermon at the Lutheran church I prnsR fRe advantage at the end of the 1 yesterday mormuy ucuau wxtii (round nftivino nnd iJisnensincr luivinR vvuitibi of Eternal The evening service I untn the seventh consisted practically entirely ul vuuuij of the congregation and included spe In the eighth rush sailed into Cri cial ascension day numbers and repe qui with the tap of the bell landing titions of Eastern music at will on head and body Criqui his In the morning sermon the Rev I face bloody and his eyes staring final Martens said in part: hy went to the canvas from a hard "The Pharisees tried to prevent anright to the jaw He was all out He increase of the popularity of the (attempted to arise but was unable to Messiah Apparently intentionally ordn so After the referee had counted (him out rush aided the defeated boy JUDGE SEE MILD with rhh LOOKING BOY AS PIRATE (featherweight career BOSTON Jane 1 Any boyhood) criqui trained faithfully for ambition Ray Cass may have had of (bout becoming a prirate was balsted when I aTtf said Criqui at his United States Commissioner Wheeler home tonight been champion of looked Rov over and dismissed thcthe and that is good enough If several bloodthirsty ini 1 of booze buccaneers aboard the lion I wrest i the title from Dundee est rum runner Jay bcott iianKmson iam Hcked and shooting her master cook Ray through a pair The pupils of the fifth sixth sev enth and eighth grades of the Gold Hill schools with their parents were the guests of the Parents Teachers issociation at a party riday night May 23 at the Union hall The evening was spent at games music and dancing The music was furnished by Mrs Van Dalsam at the piano Mr Van Dalsam and Rus sell guitar Those present included Katie Kiblinger John Bernatone Em met Mahoney John and Willie Price Marjorie Brown Eleanor Mahoney Dominic Rolando Jack Savage Eve lyn Cardinal Marie Mahoney Robert Davis Ross Brown Anna Korich Gilbert Hoskings John Korich Misses Mollie Crocker Maudie Davis Eliza beth Goldsworthy and Aurelia Price Mesdames Goldsworthy Brown Kib linger McNamara Russell and Van Dalsam and Messrs A Brown Kiblinger Harry Price rancis Ma honey John' Mahoney IL Van Dalsam red Kuni was a recent arrival to Gold Hill from California red Strauss received a telephone message calling him to Reno lust Sun day which told him of uu uuiOmubi accident in which his brother Adam Shock of Dayton was seriously hurt Mr Shock is at St hospital in Reno suffering with a broken shoul der and other injuries The accident occurred Staurday night when the car in which Mr Shock Harry Bonham and Ray Bonham were riding over turned near Empire Harry Bonham is suffering with a broken collarbone and bruises and Roy Bonham was painfully bruised Mr and Mrs Percy Lazier of Ho bart Mills ere vistiors here Sunday Mrs Griffen of Tonopah ivas a visitor riday Mrs Griffen has been attending the closing exercises of tho University of Nevada as a member of the board of visitors John McCabe of Reno was a visitor recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Davis William has been appointed to a position in the quarantine service against the foot and moutl disease and left to take up his duties He will be' stationed at Verdi Russell left Thursday for Elko where he has accepted a position Vice President Murphy was a visitor Tuesday on duties connected with the Virginia Truckee railway Mr and Mrs John! Williams and family were visitors from Reno ri day Misses Reyma and Margaret Sulli van and Aurelia Price and John Ber natene attended the high school picnic at Bowers Mansion Thursday Burr of Carson City visited the school Thursday Mrs McNamara and son spent the week end in "Reno Mrs Sheldon and daughters Mrs Claire oster and daughter and Hen ry Conrad of Reno called on mentis riday Mr and Mrs Robert Woods and Mr and Mrs Lowry of California were visitors Thursday Mrs 'Elizabeth Baglin of Reno has been spending the week with Mrs Mary Goldworthy Carl Strouss is visiting at his home here Carl leaves in a few days for an automobile tour of the States Cardinal and Mr and Mrs Ruel Depoli motored to Lake Tahoe Saturday 9 4.