Carson City daily appeal. [volume], November 09, 1920, Image 4

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920
People and Notes of Interest
Forest Sawyer, deputy United States
marshal, came in from Reno on the
morning train.
Attorney E. T. Patrick, who was call
ed to Reno on business, returned to this
city on the morning train.
Mrs. John Sanger was a departure
for Franktown this morning, where she
will spend the day with relatives.
Will Brougher arrived from Oakland
yesterday and was soon in working
clothes looking after business interest
at the Carson hot springs.
Tom Houston of the Underwood
Typewriter company came over from
Reno this morning. He is giving the
machines the once over during the day.
Edwin Hill of the Western Union
force, who has been confined to his
home by sickness, hopes to be able to
resume his duties within the next few
days.
Art. Swartz, who suffered a broken
collar bone several, days ago, is getting
along as well as can be expected. He
hopes to be able to be up and dressed
the latter part of this week or the first
of next.
TO VOTE ON WATER
A special election is to be held i i
F.lko on January 4, 1921, to decide the
question of municipal water ownership.
Bonds are to be voted for in this con
nection and if the election is favorable
the city, is to buy out the privately
owned water works.
For some time this scheme has been
agitated in F.lko. and it is
that if the city puts in a
supply that the Southern Pacific is to
build a fifty stall round house. The
Western Pacific will also make exten
sive improvements wun an auciuaie
water supply guaranteed for their pur
poses.
It looks like F.lko, together with
many other Nevada towns, is going to
perk uj and get ahead of the game.
FRAME NEW SCHEDULE
understood ' especially
real water
BIG CROPS IN MASON VALLEY
BACK FROM COMO
The Southern Pacific road is framing
a new schedule or time card, which
will be made public in a few days. It
is understood that the time table prac
tically goes back to the pre-war run
ning. In the limited trains several hours
are to be lopped of the present time.
between San Francisco and
Chicago. No. 23, it is stated, will ar
rive in Reno a little later under the
new time table. The schedule will be
submitted to the public service com
mission before going into effect.
FALL PLANTING
TOO MUCH SNOW
Several farmers of this valley have
taken advantage of the weather condi
tions and have plowed and planted. If
the weather prmits much land will be
planted to winter wheat within the next
few weeks.
At the Raycraft place a tractor is
turning over considerable ground which
will not be planted until the spring.
Last fall, owing to the dry condition of
the ground very little plowing was
done in this valley.
Last Tuesday George Martin finish
ed threshing the grain in Mason valley.
According to his figures he handled
31.741 bushels of wheat, 14.593 bushels
of barley and 554 bushels of oats, which
in comparison with the past years is
considered an excellent yield for the
acreage which was planted to these
grains. The threshing outfit was kept
busy for forty-five days and the largest
crop of barley was that of Georg"
Friedhoff with seventy-six tons, while
Romeo Rosachi had twenty-six tons of
wheat.
The average yield was fifty-five bush
els of barley to the acre and thi-t"
bushels of wheat. The greater part of
the local crop was contracted to the
rew mill of the Farmers Mill & Feed
company, who started grinding last
week. The reported price paid is $ 0
a ton for wheat, $40 per ton for birley
and $50 per ton for the oats. Ma-on
Valley Times. .
Billv Kearns. who has been doing his
assessment work in Como, has return
ed to this city.
He states that while the mill is shut
down that a lot of prospecting is going
on in the district and some fine show
ings are being made. Billy predicts
that Como has a big future as there is J
more ore exposed in the camp than any j
place in w estern Nevada. He states j
that hig things arc planned tor the com-1
ing spring.
The air mail service was interrupted
the past few days owing to the snow
storm.
It has been found dangerous to send
the pilots out in such storms, as land
ings are decidedly unsafe and several
of the men have been lost in the fog
and clouds over the deserts of eastern
Nevada.
Subscribe for the Appeal.
Leisure Hour Tomorrow Evening
The program for the regular meeting;
ot the Leisure Hour club tomorrow
evening will consist of "The Immi
grant as Seen Through His Own Liter
ature." by Mr. McCreery, and music.
The
e dance tomorrow evenintr. tnven
' ' o
by Capitol Post, American Legion,
assured of a big attendance as Vir
ginia City and Minden good-timers are
to be with the Carsonites. Get into the
going and have a real time tomorrow
even ing.
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Shipment of Hogs
Three carloads of hogs were shipped
to the Nevada Packing company on the
local train this morning. The porkers
came from Carson valley and were all
in prime condition.
LINCOLN COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Reports from Pioche indicate that
while the county was carried by the
Republicans on the national ticket the
Democrats were mainly successful on
the countv ticket. The most notable
victory of the Democrats was the re
tirement of Dr. J. D. Campbell, Repub
lican, as a member of the state senate,
being defeated by Attorney A. L.
Scott. Democrat.
Oddic and Arentz carried the county
by but a few votes.
"DEFORE you buy a can
of Calumet you are cer
tain of the greatest baking powder
value of the best baking results.
Because there are so many
definite proofs of its superiority of
its purity and reliability.
It received highest awards at
World's Pure Food Exposition,
Chicago; Paris Exposition, Paris,
France. PROOF that it is the best
baking powder ir. the estimation of ex.
pert judgesof baking powderquality.
For thirty years it Vias been the
favorite of millions of housewives.
PROOF that it gives those millions
the best of satisfaction.
See Bath
See Bath for the moving of all kinds
of articies, from valises to quartz
mills. Phone 941. jo-t'
COMING EVENTS
November 10 American Legion dance.
November 11 Sagebrush club. Reg
ular Ladies' night.
November 19 Sagebrush club. High
Jinks at Arlington hotel, Carson City.
Ball and refreshments.
November 26 Sagebrush club. Reg
ular Ladies' night.
November 28 Sagebrush club. Special
train to Reno to attend musical com
edy, Mclntyre & Heath, in "Hello
Alexander." Particulars to members
later.
December 4 Sagebrush club. Stag
party.
December 11 Presbyterian cooked food
sale.
Going to Reno
A number of the local members of
the American Legion plan to go to j
Reno on the 11th, where Armistice Day!
is to be observed with a parade and
services.
That big dance on Wednesday night
is given by the boys of the American
Legion. You will simply have to be
there if your are to be classed with the
live ones. Get your ticket.
Comfort
is what you want when you huy a
heater whether Furnace or Par
lor Stove and comfort is what
you have if you own a Cribben &
Sexton Universal.
Economy is also a factor es
pecially while present fuel prices
prevail.
Come to my store and be shown.
VICTIMS
RESCUED
Kidney, liver, bladder and uric acid
troubles are most dangerous be
cause of their insidious attacks.
Heed the first warning they give
that they need attention by taking
GOLD MEDAL
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Tbe world's standard remedy for thess
disorders, will often ward off these dis
eases and str sngthen the body against
further attacks. Three sizes, a!l druggists.
Look for the name Gold Medal on Yery bos
and accept no imitation
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BAKING
POWDE
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It contains only such ingre
dients as have been officially ap
proved bv IT. S. Food Authorities. PROOF
of its strict purity and excellence of
ir&terials.
It is made in the largest,
mo?t mdern and sanitary baking
r.owder p ants in the world. PKOOF
that it must be better baking powder than
one made under less favorable conditions.
YOU Save when you buy it
moderate in prire. You save when
you ue it possesses mere thari ordinary
leavening strength therefore you use less.
Fourd f3n of Calumet contains full
lb oz. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. instead of 1G 02. cans. Be sure
you Pt pvmnd when you want it.
Calumet
Chocolate Calt
Recipe
V$ cup butter. J
cup sugar, 3 tea
spoons Calumet
Baking Powder,
teaspoon salt,
2 cups sifted
fiour, 1 cup milk,
2 eggs. Then mix
in the regular
way.
Ed. JLJValsh
Groceries, Hardware,
Paints, Oil, Etc., Etc.
Carson City, Nevada
Efficient Service by Mail.
See Bath
Express work of all kinds, trunks
and baggage hauled to and from de
pot. Bath, phone 941. j28-tf
Atlanta,
Wedne
Dear
Mr- JA
PETEY:
Checked i:p our old dormitory pal "Snapper"
Teebo this morning waiting on an appointment
down Peachtree St. "Snap" wanted to know a
bookfull about my visit to the Camel factories.
"Tell lis old apple seed," says "Snapper", "you're
on the inside"! "Snap" still has that mighty
annoying way of saying, "But that doesn't sur
prise me."
Anyhow when I explained about the millions
of Camels R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. made daily
what does the old bird sputter but: "Why, Shorty,
they'd have to make that many to supply the de
mand! Camels have the quality smokers want!
And, they have the most wonderful mellow mild
body and the most refreshing flavor ever created
in a cigarette! Of course they make Camels by
millions; of course they buy enough revenue
stamps from Uncle Sam every day to build a
duplicate of the Vinston-Salem post office! Why
not? Smokers everywhere will have Camels!"
Eut, "Snap" finally got to spilling some real
nobby Camel selling stuff! "Shorty," says he,
"I want to put it on record that in all the times
I've pulled Crmels out of my pocket to supply
somebody s shortage 1 ve heard enough good
sday
"And, Shorty, what's the answer? Why
Camels blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos meets the universal taste!
And that's the 'hole' story, old golf ball"!
Pete, you pet phonograph, did you ever
hear a better record?
Sincerely, '
things said about em to fill a volume! That s . t y
my brand'; 'Camals are a wonderful cigarette'. A V
'Like getting money from home,' etc. . n tt
rarfik
Capitol Post, American Legion
Armory Hall
Wednesday Evcn'g, Nov. 10
Good Music
Regular Time
'N Everything
LETS
GO
SUMMONS
In the First Judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Ormsby.
HILDA STROM MALITOR, Plaintiff,
VS.
WALTER MALITOR, Defendant.
the custody
issue 01 sucn union to
ior other relief on the
The State of Nevada sends greeting
said defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appeal
within ten days after the service upon J
you of this summons if served in said j
county, or within twenty days if served i
out of said county but within said i
(judicial district, and in all other cases;
within forty days (exclusive of the day
jof service;, and defend the above-emhl-jed
action. This action is brought to re
' cover a judgment against you (defen
dant) in favor of plaintiff, and decree
I dissolving the bonds of matrimony
(heretofore and now existing between
uic pai lie), diiu dwdiuiuj;
jof the child,
plaintiff, and
! rrruin( of rlrfenilant'; wilfull desrr-
tion of plaintiff for the period of more!
than one year and defendant's neglect ;
! for more than one year to provide any i
necessaries of life for plaintiff, all (
without any cause, consent or provo-j
cation by plaintiff and without any
justification or excuse for defendant.
all of which appears from plaintiffs '
verified complaint hereto to which you
(defendant) are especially referred.
Seal of Court
Dated this 19th day of August, A. D,
1920. !
DANIEL E. MORTON',
Clerk of the First Judicial Court of the
State of Nevada, in and for the Coun
ty of Ormsby.
By J. W. LEGATE, Deputy.
Brown & Belford, attorneys for plain- 7
tiff, Reno, Nevada.
We Specialize in
Broken Hills
Stock
Now Selling at
Bottom
other
Active Nevada
Mining Issues
listed on the
San Francisco
Stock Exchange
Your business and
inquiries solicited.
G. L ARR0WSM1TH & CO.
Members of
S. F. Stock Exchange
117 Russ Bldg.
- S - lr FRANCISCO, CALIF.
THE HAINES
112 N. Carson St., Carson City, Nev.,
Is the place to go for accord ian. and
all styles of pleating, hemstiicliHig,
picot edges and sewing. Buttons made
from scraps of your own material.
Skirts pleated and made up to order.
Mail orders given careful and prompt
attention.
o4-tf MRS. H. K. IIAINKS.
Furniture Moved
For the moving ot furniture, house
hold goods, trunks, machinery, etc.,
phone 941. J28-tf
Edward T. Patrick
LAWYER
Rooms 3 4
Carson Valley Bank Building
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
WARREN E. BALDY
, Attorney at Law
j Office: Carson Valley Bank Bli'g
CARSON CITY NEVADA
Read the Appeal for the htest hap
penings. HOMER MOONEY
Attorney at Law
Carson Valley Bank Building
Phone Res 511
Hours 8 o 10 a. in., 5 to 7 p. m.
Is It Not True?
A satisfied customer may be a
good advertisement, but the circula
tion of suchxads. is very limited.