Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 8

Police News Weather 4 In Split Cents Vital News Real Estate to the fiver minute ecdotes of early days in 'the Carson claims were owned by A tte' Ot4 fxm Jf MEMBER 69c '3 BROOMS4 tie 4 PACE Sheepherder aces 50 Day Jail Term or Setting Blaze pay the Rio Tinto Claims Sell for $500000 President Recovery Administration as it applies to the oil marketing Calif orniaPolice Official in Reno ELKO Aug The War Horse Exploration Company of Del aware today' took a lease and op tion 15 claims near the R1 Tinto group of mining claims which the Anaconda Copper company owns It was reported the deal calls for payment of $500000 in Installments payments to be made as the proper ty is developed inal Drive for NRA Agreements To Start Monday 1 i Davidson 'P Ryals William Glastner and the Walker es tate Development it was jkald may be with the aid of diamond drills which have not been used in the area on the surface to date Sharpstone represents the War Horse Exploration 'company is the second group of claims the company has bought in the new copper district hear Mountain City The various farm center groups are how preparing programs for the monthly meetings to be during the fall and winter which will be resumed next month The programs are being 'arranged by the' various' officers and will fol low the general plan of past years The leaders of the North Truckee center met last night to discuss1 various features arm CenterGroups Map "Work ormer Resident of Comstock Summoned Ten dollars yesterday ended a hunt for stolen articles taken from the home of Dr George Stein miller 761 California avenue after a portion of the stolen goods had been turned over to Reno police The hunt which was started' by five Reno youngsters when'they lo cated a movie camera and valuable jewelry hidden under a culvert near the river bank ended abruptly when Dr" Steinmiller paid the youths a $10 reward The lads Stanford Reese Jr Billy Snyder' Thad Holcomb'' Gove Holcomb and Erank 'Murdox found the stolen goods and immediately turned them over to police The Police identified them as a portion oft he the ft re parted recently by Dr Steinmiller The boys promised to resume the hunt upon dividing the $10 bill valley William Moll Case is the member speaker next week Visiting Kiwanians were Marble president of the Las Vegas club and Paige Thornhill Sacramento calif Aug (URU Split penny sales collec tions will not be undertaken by the state but individual merchants may inaugurate such a scheme if they see fit the state board of equaliza tion decided today The board rejected pro posals that the state issue stamps tokens or coupons' for fractions of a cent to permit "break of the tax on small Coincident the ruling the board flatly declared collection of a penny tax on five or ten cent sales was "entirely without justification" and added "profiteering and chisel ing under the guise of taxation willbe stamped out at all' Three board administrative poll cies were determined: 1 No stamps tokens or coupons will be issued by the state for frac tiohs of a cent 2 Merchants 'however issue money" in fractions of a cent to facilitate tax collections on small purchases 3 Merchants who use the tax for profiteering such ex acting penny taxes on purchases of five and ten will be prose cuted had prepared a list of 270 words but it was necessary to use only 21 of ham to send all but one of the two classes back to their chairs The match proved to be one of the best producing events 'of year The Reno club members will their monthly visit tonight to Gardnerville blub with Joe Bu insky as the speaker Others mak ing the trip are red Herz A Eveleth and Maynard Stampfli Art Nelson was the speaker and related interesting an Services 'for Miss Anns Lenore Hurley ormer 'Comstock resident who died Monday on the coast will be held today at the Star' of the Sea church in 3anrancisco where a requiem high iniiss will be cele brated Interment will be in Cross cemetery? a She was a native of Virginia City but for many years had made her home in California She was 'well known to Comstockers" She was the sister of Mrs Ebenritter and Mrs' enley of Paradise CaL and Mrs Heney of Saii rancisco and the late Sher iff Thopias cHurltey of! JStorey county Nevada: BE Use CleanPure Milk your Health Demands HIGHLAND DAIRY tPHONB 774S? A final drive to check if all in dustries and mercantile establish ments have signed up the presi re emplovment agreement under the NRA' as well as a con 3 sumerst drive will he placed under way throughout the state next week' starting Monday August 28 accord ing to announcement last night by Walker state chairman of the RRA'w It is planned to make a' complete round up that air agreements may be signed not later than Labor day September 4 Instruction were sent out yesterday to all county chair men and the drive will be carried on in every community of the fetate The NRA mercantile and indus trial round up will be in charge of the man power in each while the drive will be carried on by the com mittees In Washoe county the business agreements final drive is under Richards county chairman and rank Ingram vice chairman with Horgan the Reno city chair man In charge of the drive is Mrs Spann state chairman and in Washoe county by Mrs Helen Belford county chairman The drive will be a block by block house to house can vass to secure the signatures of in dividuals to agreements to patron ize blue eagle establishments and to all such will be issued NRA blue eagle cards or stickers All organization details have 'been completed During the past week or more the committees have been engaged in taking a cen sus of the unemployed Postmaster George Smith said last night that to date 647 reem ployment agreements had been filed wi tii him by industrial and mercantile establishments 'a nd have been classified follows: Lumber and building supplies and contractors 24 shoe stores and re pair shops 9 general merchandise 12 food and agricultural products 67 books and stationery news agencies and printing 17 restau rants "clubs bars etc 63 barber and beauty shops 35' paints and varnisl and sign companies 14 manufacturers producers whole salers and jobbers 43 automobile dealers accessories repairmen and service'72 furniture and house hold goods 14 miscellaneous 50 hardware 17 theaters 5 jewelers 4 cleaners and dyers and tailors 19 hotels and apartments 21' not classified as yet 30 electrical ap pliances 9 coal wood and ice 8 music 3 tobacco! 4 drug stores 13 plumbing and heat ing 12 florists 6 laundries clothing and apparel 25 profes sions real estate and insurance 29 department stores" 5 banks arid loan agencies 8 The postmaster also has been ad vised that an issue of blue eagle 3 cent stamps is now being put out by the postoffice depart ment and is expected to be on sale next week Joe Camp sheepherder charged with disregard of the fire regula tions of the lumas national forest was sentenced Tuesday to 50 days in jail by Justice of the Peace Me of Greenville according to informa tion received here yes terday from Quincy Camp it is stated is employed by Antone Sar aleui Reno sheepman It was alleged that Camp left his campfire unattended and allowed itto escape from his control on Mt Ingalls on August 18 'The offense was his second of the month offi? cers said having been arrested pre viously 'and accused of starting a while smoking He was fined $50 at that time orest Guard Al bert Davis of Genesee was the ar resting officer in cases A few days ago a forest fire started by a lighted cigarette was discovered by (Cleve of La Porte en route to Quincy who found the blaze getting under way by the roadside He succeeded in extinguishing the flames Commenting on this fire orest Supervisor Rogers declared the careless smoker to represent one of the greatest fire hazards He cites that out of a total of 116 fires in the Plumas forest to date this year more than seventy are listed as fires single live 'coal of tobacco from pipe or Rogers de clares "is equivalent to a forest fire if it alights in Inflammable mate rial in the woods An unusually warmsummer has increased the fire hazard Smokers are warned not to smoke? except in posted areas and then to carefully extinguish all tobacco andmatchcs" Elizabeth Vincent These new photos show Lord Burgh of Northcourt Isle of Wight England and Miss Eliza beth Rose Vincent of SanMateo Cal whose engagement COLORADO PIONEERS Old time picnic Bowers Mansion Aug 27 1933 Bring your lunch BANIGAN Pres Mrs Bessie Cramer Adva23 25 26 ws VERDI HIGHWAY Manuel Sterling Manuel Marquez Sterling Loret De Mola new ambassador 1 designate' to the United States is photographed at the desk he soon swill occupy officially at the Cuban embassy in Washington 'At one time the Cuban am bassador to Mexico Sterling is veteran of diplomatic service Lord Burgh has been announced Miss Vin cent is the only daughter of Sen ator Arthur Vincent California state legislator and a grand daughter of Mrs W'B Bourn According to delayed reports re ceived by the Reno weather bureau office from southern Nevada" the extreme heat whieh swept the state last week brought the hottest weather of record at Logfndale where rnaximiun temperatures were recorded of degrees During that period there was a heavy windstorm1' in failing trees blocked roads in thatvicinityDuring the past week a survey of the state shows above normal temperatures! for a portion of the period 'Vbiit with normal conditions recorded at the close of the week Precipitation and the general drought' situation un changed The heaviest rains were Beno? loriston both local in character Showers in various sections across the state proved of some temporary benefit AtTahoe tl0elevation of the lake' remained stationary the showers there balancing evapora tion fTherange generally in the state continues jrjElko reports 'wid variation in temperatures with a' minimum of 351 degrees recorded Monday Some lambs are being marketed Haying is about over with a short crop on iriosb ranches in the Winne mucca section Irrigated crops made good" progress? and cattle are doing well Nixon reports "a1 light? cut of sec ond alfalfa crop? and water supply Truck MenAppeal rom Police Court Three Reno truck operators yes terday filed an appeal in the district court from thepolice court decision that found them gull ty of hauling garbage in Reno without a city franchise The three 'are' Mrs Wil ma Carter Obie Harvard and Jr loyd: Attorney's for' the three are James Boyd and er nand 'de Joumel The defendants together with' Savage were arrested on the com plaint of DepaoIi who' holds theexclusive city franchise Savage pleaded guilty and was given a sus pended sentence The others were tried before Police Bryson and found guilty ines1 of $100 each were levied against Mrs Car ter Harvard and loyd MARRIAGE LICENSESJoseph Gomez and Roseline Of Oakland William' Mankin Detroit? LycileJ Baumer Chi cago' Miles Malich and Mary S'kochko bothtof resno Harvey Holt and Mildred Turner both of Baker' Ore Sltoster Arnold COllinsworth and Clara Marie "Manning both Healds burgr'Donald J( Stout' and Joseph ine of Los An geles Charles Davis and Lor raine ry 'both of Oroville CARD THANKS I desire to thank my friends for their kindness words of sympathy and floral offerings during my late bereavement' TARASH Adva24 Mountain Lions Kill Sierra Deer POLICE COURT Charles George Virra Hendrick son disorderly ordered out of town Marine Lanier drunkeness dis missed ARRESTS Charles Williams A ranklfiri and Hipolita' Rodrique? disorderly? traffic INES Randall overtime parking fined $1 Open Air Concert At 8 Today Dodge Low Bidder On Nye Road Work Submitting a low 'bid of $6915403 the Dodge Construction company was awarded a contract yesterday the state highway department for graveling 21 miles of road in Nye comity south of Beatty Work on' the project is expected to commence soon and will be car ried' on entirely NRA terms according to 'the terms of the con tract Other bids were as Gib bons Redd of Salt Lake' $8449755 Bevanda of Stockton $96 67774 eichert Son of Sacra mento $9900612' Isbell Construc tion company of Carson $10451935 California Sales I Tax Will Not Be i Highest temperature yesterday 92 degrees one year ago 94 'temperature1 yesterday 55 degrees one yeSr ago 50 Normal temperature yesterday 68 degrees 7 Mean temperature yesterday 74 degrees which is 6 above normal' 52 Temperature yesterday at 5 57 degrees humidity 54 percentTemperature" yesterday at noon 86 degrees humidity 16 per centTemperature yesterday at 5 85 degrees humidity 18 per cent Precipitation for24 hours ending at 5pm yesterdaynone Normal precipitation Sep tember 1 to xiate 755 inches zTotal precipitation from Septem ber 1 date 513 inches 7 Deficiency compared with normal 242 inches GEO SAGER Meteorologist Green Slabs and Edgings $400 per Cord Load Red ir SlabsExtra per Cord Load WWSHB' ICE COMPANY PHONE 5145 The state of Virginia spelled down' the state of Nevada yesterday at an old fashioned spelling bee at the Kiwanis' club meeting when Paige Thornhill Norfolk Va Kiwanian stood proof against some of the most intricate letter combi nations that could be produced from dictionary The word that floored air of the few "bright remaining on their feet near the close of the con test and which Thornhill negoti ated safely was This word without' doubt has been 'i the Waterloo of more spelling classes than any combination of letters yet devised The visiting Kiwanian was offi cially declared the Kiwanis cham pion and his spelling feat brought Victory to the'tea'm captained by Case The captain of 'the losing class was Dr Carl Warnei President Clarence Pugh act ed as schoolmaster arid parceled out the words The very first' one out of tlie box floored just about one half 1 the two classes The word was "Professor" Pugh larkIeIlesWiir Host to Many Preparationsare being made' to entertain large crowd at Marklee ville Cai next Sunday 27 at the annua barbecue sponsored by the Alpine Cpimty and club rind to which an in vittaion is extendedlto everyone to attend acaMndirigto' word 'received yesterday from 'Sheriff Charles WL Barrett vice president of tihe club rThere'illX be 'a' general get to gether' riocial 'timefand a program of Speaking It "is? expected) that high officials xf California and frevacia'wfii be present' includ ing Governors' James' i Rolph and red Balzar cpccX 24 1923 jj BRITISH PEER TO WED AMERICAN i Southern Nevada Sets Record With ''S i 120 Temperature At 8 today an open air concer twill start at the Methodist churchThe program' follows Piano Rhapsody" No 2 (Jo hannes Brown) Don Butler Reading' selected Miss Marjorie Armstrong Duet That We TWcqjWere (Nevin Aileen Grilling and Ray Penny '1 Concerto movement (De Beriot)C Vocal riumbers" in the Bud" (orster and or (Walt) Mrs Metta Smith" Musical selected numbers on a steel saw Leslie Burch Bugle by Herbert Cummings a prize winner in the recent state bugle contest Drum exhibition by Billy Mur dock' a prize winner' in the recentstate drum contest' Recent song hits Robert1 Ri ts ter accompanied by Mrs Grim mer Ensemble by the Cactus club LOn Trips to Southern Nevada STOP AT THE MIZPAH HOTEL 'Tpv ThX lMat Stone Hotel on the Desert Rates Reasonable yOUT DTO HIM AT THE MIZP AH EP HE IS Hi TONOPAH Pine Slab Wood winter supply "of elabi Now is the time to put in your HOME LUMBER COAL CQ 275 RALSTON ST DIAL C144 General Jink's 3 Sas We Are 100 With the NRA A Snare superintendent of the criminal identification of the police department at Bakersfield Calif and ormer Reno resident ris a visitor He is accompanied by hiswife and two children and is visiting Mrs Joe Johnson ori Verdi road'J' i Snare will remain in Reno for a few days and will then go to Al Ta hoe to attend the California Peace Officers association convention as the Bakersfield delegate StaNRABiawl' "Meets Tlus' Wefek Governor Balzar is expected to call a meeting: of' the state NRA board when he returns from' San rancisco Thursday At this meet ing a permanent chairman and sec retary will be selected Cecil Creel prominent in the recovery and re employment is known to favor Ed Walker secretary of the Reno chamber of commerce asper manenUsecretary formerly at Kut Kurl now Grand Beauty Parlor Call 21375 Advq24 27 CATSUP Trupak 9 2 large bottles mOC Calumet Baking 9Q Powder lb can £dC Large pkge 3 Per can Salted CRACKERS 2 lb box aisjC Bartlett Pears per lug 25c CANTALOUPES allon I PEACHES ancy Elberta Hearts Gold 1 Cn 3 larse size 1 ljC Basket JLsJV GROCERY Specials for Thursday and riday 24 BASKET CRATE STRAWBERRIES Zy" i 3 BASKETS We Will Have More in riday if We Supply Demand for 'Today 4 2 bottles for Ail tTjC VINEGAR Pure Cider gallonB 1VC (Brto JSALT7 Mor Triangle X' A 0 pounds KRAT CHEESE Hi lb package 3CPOTATO CHIPS A 25c Proves To Be Too Much for Reno Kiwanians Honors Won By Virginian Who Spells It ri 4 PREPARE ORWINTER DAYS BUILDING Grover Cleveland 519 East Second street remodeling $500 r' REAL ESTATE TRANSERS Mack hus band to William Ernest Corns and wife assignment of mortgage Willis to orest Willis James Mortepseu and wife to Antonia Saralegui deed Jordon et al to Bryant Sowden i et al ij In District' Court 'DISTRICT 'COtTRTS iCitjtbf Obie Howard notice of appeal filed City of Reno vs WilmaiCtterjnotice of ap peal rCitybffReno vs loyd notice of "appeal filed 11 DIVORCE ILED Robert Barrett: vs Louise Bar iritt Martha 1 Seely vs Theodore Seoly CarlyleKoenig vs Rose Kberiig £William "Wallace vs Bessie EJ Weiss vs Oscar Weiss' (' Bucker vs Lynn Bucket amuel 5'? dayman vs Jenhiri irClayman Anna A Cuges vs'August 'CiCugestine iBen White piVORCKRANTlED 7Adelaid MBrucker Lyriri Bruck'er Martha Li Seely Theodore Seely George Meyer Meyer Rose Sedg wick from Edward Sedgwick Rob ert Barrett from Louise rett Mitchell HHarrison from Amanda Virginia Yancey Harrison Carrie Wolf ersberger 'from Edward Wolfersberger' Virginia Moves to 1 Upon Repeal RICHMOND Va: AUg The legislature today passed a bill providing fora refer endum Nov 7 on the Blaine resolu tion tdrepeal the amendment The question to be submitted1 will be whether to call a convention to record the state for repeal QUINCY Cal Aug 23 Moun tain Hons are on deer in the Pike County Peak area accord ing to reports received here and State Lion Hunter edshaw Jias beeri 'requested to go immediately to the Challenge country A large female lion was jkilled within a short distance 'ofthe' Plu mas national forest looktout sta tion on ike County Peak on Aug ust 19 by Ed Wagner Indian hunt er from Oregon Hill Wagner re ports the lioness as having two kit tens with her but that he un successful in his attempt to capture them' forest service look man on Pike County Peak states that he has noticed1 iracks crossing theriroad to lookout many occasions recently and lieves that 'there are at''leasf'three lions in that immediate'' vicinity i Boys ind Goods Stolen rom Home a i 't A tPzJ WE DO OUR PART We are complying both to the letter and spirit of the act We have increased our payrolls with added tabor in all our departments bur salaries have been above the average scale and far in excess now as required by code THE QUALITY OIL COMPANY NEVADA Per Cent Independent Home Owned Distributing the Popular Brands of Oil and Gasoline UU IWU HULItCL GALINETO 'W Service Stations and Garages in Several Counties 1 s4 2 3 'Z United Service Stations Chain of Independently Operated Service Stations Supplying the Daily Demand of the Motoring Public You will see an BLUE EAGLE Transfer on every gaso line pump in this organization which istributes Quality Gasolines 1 hey are the only ones displaying these paintea pump signs '7 5 II RII IBIL JlWkd JElIMPlJ Kf A rdft OwTMl ftl TwO Our Dealers and Service in Every new vmoassaaor 2 1 JM i JI Mak BaMSSBMBMMSSag HU I 1 i ft' 7 1 a a a I i 2 1 1 934 Street StMtrlcs Rhone 331 or 332 7 I r' Jes vifTIri 4 mA if'1 a 1 at 1 4 on Mas a a ar i 1 Hr 3 as" ieW ViZ JUS 2TI2LTH Th 13 17 i re i 1 i CitylNews in.