Carson City daily appeal. [volume], July 24, 1920, Image 4

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1920
People and Motes of Interest!; Bigger Future Seen
for Mexican Petrol
Charles F. Cutti was an arrival on
the morning train to attend to some
business matters.
Joe McF.achin, popular commercial !
traveler, arrived this morning to spend By Rlaph H. Turner, United Tress
the week-end with his family. .correspondent.
Ed Miller of the V. and T. was a CITY OF MEXICO, July 15. (F.y
passenger bound for San Francisco last . mail.) From the operating point of
evening. jview, American and British oil com-
Mrs. O. W. Larson of Bishop, Calif, ranies in Mexico arc building today
was an arrival last evening to visit her,' the future- More fndt more arer
.t t.. ti r.. Ithev becinning to view the business of
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Miss Mabel Stewart, who spent a
two weeks' vacation at coast points,
has returned to her home in this city.
Edward Curran, after a couple of
days' visit with his family in this city,
returned to Lahontan last evening,
where he is a member of the state high
way force.
Miss Alice Bryant, teacher of the
primary grade of the Carson City
schools, leaves tomorrow evening to
Mexican oil as a proposition which is
going to pay dividends for a great many
, years.
I This tendency is plainly evident de
spite the fact that a settlement of juris
dicial questions with the Mexican gov
ernment is still pending.
j It is evident from the projected con-
i struction of new refineries, terminals
and storage facilities; it is reflected in
the new era of "welfare" work the
building of club houses, residences and
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AT THE CHURCHES !
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
RE-LINE YOUR BRAKES
spend her vacation with relatives at scboo1s for the companies' employes
Hobart Mills. j and their families; it gains further sup-
The state deputy superintendents and ' port by the amount of new development
Mr. Hunting will be busy the coming work which is going forward in the
week revising me courses oi siuuy iui neius.
Nevada's elementary and high schools : For instance, reliable information re
for the ensuing school year. ceived by the United Fress shows that
on June 15th there were 159 new wells
in the making; either drilling had been
started or the wells were "rigging up"
Mrs. Arthur Raycraft of Tonopah,
who has been spending the past few
weeks in San Francisco, came up by
train d.U morniW and will remain in preparatory to drilling. A large mim
rcn ti, minrr mnntti na the- trnpsf . ber of these wells were "wi
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto wens neing nnuea in unprovea
ot
Schulz.
1 deals"
terri-
jtory. Altogether, they testified to a
I great deal of new activity.
SPECIAL SUMMER
CLEARANCE SALE
ac-for
services ot their American employes,
they must make life as attractive as
possible.
The Transcontinental company, a
subsidiary of Standard Oil, soon will
begin construction of a modern club
house, with tennis courts, library, dance
hall and all the other requisites of a
well-appointed club. Other companies
have planned similar action, while the '
Corona company, a British concern, is
to construct a complete community at a
cost of several million dollars. The
program includes a new refinery, an
office building, merchandising stores
and homes for the employes. Almost
ail ot the companies are erecting resi
dences ami several have let contracts
for new office buildings.
And while Tampico is enjoying a
building boom, the oil production grows
apace and the boys out in the fields
continue "bringin' in the wells." In
the past month two of the biggest pro
ducers in Mexico have been drilled.
Both are estimated at 100,000 barrels
daily, one of the gushers spouting a
stream of black, liquid wealth high in
to the air above the top of the derrick.
With the Mexican soil hurling its
riches to the surface, the prospector
spurs himself to greater efforts. Up in
i the northwestern corner of the republic,
hundreds of miles from Tampico, a par
ty o
ot Sonora. 1 hese rock hounds, as
they are known in the petroleum ven
racular, represent E. Y. Marland of
! Ponca City. Okla.. who has obtained a
, concession to search for oil in 8.000.
000 acres of national lands. Nearer to
Sunday school discontinued during
summer. Pastor absent on vacation.
No morning or evening service until
his return.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Services on Sunday are as follows:
Morning prayer and sermon by Rev. H.
R. Sanborn of Sparks, 11 a. m. The
rector will exchange pulpits for the
day.
C. S. MOOK, Rector.
METHODIST CHURCH
Morning service, 11 to 12; Epworth
League, 6:45 p. m. Evening service,
7:30. A cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend these services.
J. L. COLLINS, Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Ninth Sunday after Pentecost
Mass at 7:30 and 9:30 a. m. Benedic
tion of the Blessed Sacrament after
second mass. No evening services.
Daily morning mass at 7:30 a. m.
THOMAS E. HORGAN, Tastor.
EDERACGiuTires
DOUBLE CABLE BASE.
TEDERAL Cord
Tires are bettor
because vulcaniz
ing under internal
air pressure keeps
every cord straight
axx. parallel.
The Double-Cable-Base
pre
vents internal wear
and stops any pos
sibility of slipping
.or rocking.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock
Lutheran divine services will be held at
Odd Fellows hall. The sermon-subject
will be "Man." The Sunday school and
confirmation classes will meet immedi
ately upon the close of the services.
You are invited to attend the services
and bring vour friends.
FREDERICK H. MENZEL, Pastor.
As drilling increases, it must be
companied bv enlarged facilities
handling the oil.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of ; The two principal companies repre
this week we will have on sale our en- senting British interests, the Corona
tire stock of summer dresses in voiles ; Petroleum company and El Aguila,
and ginghams at 25 per cent disccunt, j have concluded a tank construction pro- Tamrico, in the country between Mon-
gram which will provide storage capac- , terey and Victoria, oil scouts declare
ity for about 7,000.000 barrels of oil. they have found evidences of the covet
The Corona company already has begun , ed wealth. This field, geologists say.
work in the building of ninety 55.(XK)- will not produce the big gushers of the
barrel tanks. southern districts, but will yield oil of
As a place to make one's home. Tarn- ! a lighter and more valuable quality,
pico is no garden spot, so if the for - j Oil, in Mexico, is being treated as a
t il companies are to retain the ' lifelong proposition.
All silk and georgette dresses and
hats will likewise be sold at reduced
prices.
SWEETLAND & SWEET LAND.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
At the regular meeting of the Chris-
f geologists is exploring the state SundsLV morning at 11 o'clock the
subject of the lesson-sermon will be
"Truth." Sunday school at 10 o'clock
tor all under the age oi ZU. Wed
nesday evening meetings, which in
clude testimonies of healing through
Christian Science, are at 8 o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all to
attend the meetings. Free literature;
also books from the circulating libra
ry may be obtained.
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..FORD CARS..
We specialize in overhaul
ing and repairing them.
Our MaGhine Shop I
FOR SALE OR 2XCHANCE
Five passenger Haynes automobile, j clgn
FOR SALE
Five-room cottage, centrally located.
506 E. Telegraph street Inquire at
Western Union Tel. office. jl20-lw
WANTED
Remember These Dates
in good mechanical condition; recently
repainted ; Cord tires. Will give fac
tory guaranty. Terms. See
GEORGE D SMITH,
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Commissioners shall appoint officers for primary
Woman, preferably elderly, to take
care of child of three. Apply at this
office. jl7-lw
LOST
A boy's overseas cap, khaki color.
Please return to this office. jl9-3t
tor candidates seeking nomination to file declara
ble first papers of naturalization be-
DIGNON'S
Make their own ice cream; also have
all the fruits of the season, confection
ery, tobaccos and candies. Phone 501.
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WARREN E. BALDY
Aug. 5. County
election.
Aug. 7. Last dav
tion of candidacy.
Aug. 7. Couniy C'erk cannot
tween this date and September 8th.
Aug. 7. Last day for elector to have his registration card cancelled
to change politics.
Aug. 17. Registration closes at 9 p. m. for primary election.
Aug. 27. On or before this date challenges may be filed with the
county clerk.
Aug. 27. On or before this date independent candidates must file
certificate of nomination with county clerk.
Aug. 22. Registry list must 1 e published and posted.
Sept. 2. Candidates must file first statement of expenses.
Sept. 7. Primary election; polls open at 8 a. m. and close at 6 p. m.
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Attorney at Law
Office: Carson Valley Bank B'ld'f?
CARSON CITY NEVADA
Today's telegraphic news is found in
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days suggest light, quick lunches.
I am making special prices, while
stocks last, on s
Mission Brand Prunes (ready j
to serve) Sy2 oz. can 10c ,
Crescent Sardines 22c j
Cleremont Sardines, 2 for 25c ;
Shasta Sardines, 3 for 50c !
Continental Sardines 10s
Golden Gate Sardines, 3 for....50c;
Snider Tomato Soup 16-oz can 10c !
And see the prices on the celebrat
ed "American" Soda Crackers:
No. 10 Tackage 17c
No. 25 Package 38c
1-8 Box.. 90c
22-lb. Box (half case) $4.40
mm
LeadtDOD
Because it's sure because it's
pure. The choice of house
wives who insist on the best.
Contains only such ingredients
as have been officially approved
by the United States Food
Authorities.
Calumet Caking Powder is the
biggest selling brand in the
world. It is absolutely whole
somealways uniform.
Call for Calumet Baking Powder.
Wood, Coal &
Feed Yard
j When you want Coal that
burns and leaves no clinkers
Phone 1-5-1-1
We will supply your wants
JOHN RUBKE
CARSON
NEVADA
1 wish to advise my friends that after nine years at the
GOODFRIEND HOTEL
which has discontinued business, that 1 am now
Assistant Manager of the
STRATFORD HOTEL
Across the Street 242 Powell St., San Francisco
where I will be pleased to extend the same
courtesies as in the past.
E. C. FRASER.
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Automobiles
CHEVROLET CHALMERS
$936.20 $2,245
MAXWELL
$1,350
In addition to the above pas
senger cars we have a big line of
light delivery cars and trucks.
Also used cars for sale. Get your
order in early. Cash or terms.
Minetal Service Station
Agency
lliviiuiuiiii ainua w. awwuu .
"More Miles Per Dollar"
30x3 J2 Non Skid Tires Guaran-
teed 6,000 Miles, $18.00
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Ed. JMValsh
Groceries, Hardware,
Paints, Oil, Etc., Etc,
Carson City, Nevada
Efficient Service by MiiL
Attention, White Laundrymen!
No city in the west offers a better opportunity for the in
stallation of an up-to-date white man's laundry than Carson,
Nevada.
The trade is here, the power is here, the water is here, and
there is no local opposition other than that from Chinese and
Japanese laundries.
The town has a permanent population of nearly 3,000, is
the seat of state government and the people are prosperous.
Any one interested in this proposition is invited to address
this paper, or E. W. MILLER,
Sec'v Greater Carson Club.
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All Work Guaranteed or Money Back
PARK HOTEL BUILDING
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"Men may come anfi nien may go," but
with "Whix Gear-Life" your auto will
go on forever.
MINERAL SERVICE STATION.
See Bath for the moving of all kinds
of articles, from valises to quartz
mills. Phone S1. j6-t
Everything j
I HAVE IN STOCK AT
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FOR CASH ONLY
CHAMBERMAID WANTED
Apply immediately to the Arlington
hotel. jl-tf
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GEE HING
Sit Bat
Express wortc ot aii kinds, trunk
ind baggage hauled to and frort
Jepot. Bath. Phone 941. j22-tf
Woman's Relief
Ccrps
Custer Relief Corps No.
15, holds its regular
meeting the second and
fourth Fridays of each
month at 8 o'clock n. m.
in Odd Pi-Hows' Hall. All Corns
and sojourning members are invit
ed to attend.
COKA C. COFFIN, President,
NKTTIK M. QUILL, Secretary
Hotel Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO
is patronized by the discriminating
Management George Warren Hooper
Popular Prices and Service
Are the Demands of the Day
THAT'S WHY