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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1921
PO El Kates of interest
Frank Ingram, state labor commis
sioner, is spending a few days in Vir
ginia City, where he will gather official
data.
C. L. Deady returned from Stockton
last evening. Mrs. Deady went on to
San Francisco to spend a day or two
with her son Lance and wife.
Miss Doris Kane, who has been at
tending the University of Nevada, re
turned to her home in this city last
evening for the summer vacation.
James McCreery, youngest son of Rev.
and Mrs. McCreery, has returned to this
city from Berkeley, where he has been
attending the University of California.
Forest Sawyer of the federal mar
shal's office came in from Reno this
morning. He had several federal pris
oners in charge, who will face trial this
week. v
William Woodburn, United States
district attorney, came in from Reno
this morning. He was engaged today
before the federal court on several
trials for violation of the dry act.
Mrs. E. S. Latourette and three sons
and the little baby were arrivals this
morning from Phoenix, Ariz., and will
remain as guests at the Von Radesky
home for a few days before continuing
on to Winnemucca to join Mr. Latour
ette. Dr. Von Radesky, whom the kids
have adopted as a big brother, went to
Reno last evening and escorted the La
tourettes to this city.
GOVERNOR WANTS DATA
Governor Boyle telegrapher today
from Washington asking for data on the
proposed reclamation projects for Wa
shoe, Douglas and Ormsby counties un
der the new plan of control of the Car
son and Truckee flood waters.
The governor, with State Engineer
Scrugham, will present this matter to
the reclamation service while they are in
Washington. The data goes forward
this evening.
OO
TO ELECT OFFICERS
At the regular weekly meeting of the
Leisure Hour club tomorrow evening
the nominating committee will report
and the annual election of officers be
held.
Following the election suggestions for
next year's program will be in order.
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ATTENTION, AUXILIARY!
A meeting of the Women's Auxiliary
Unit of Capitol Post, American Legion,
will be held this evening at Leisure
Hour hall.
All members are requested to be pres
ent as business of importance is to be
transacted.
- JOSIE MILLARD, Pres.
FRANCIS AMODIE, Sec'y.
Satisfaction
Seals Every Sale of the UNIVER
SAL ELECTRIC WASHER. It is
made and sold on the safe and
sound principle that it is better to
satisfy a customer than to pacify
her. It is a machine that will
never "get you into trouble, but al
ways keep you out. In appear
ance, sturdiness, simplicity, ease
of control, operating economy and
Wash Ability, the UNIVERSAL
is the machine for a sensible,
sound investment. Satisfaction
Seals Every Sale.
Ed. J. Walsh
Groceries,, Hardware,
3 Paints, Oil, Etc., Etc.
Carson City, Nevada
Efficient Service by Mail
THE "MOVIE BALL"
Do not overlook it. Armory hall, Sat
urday evening, May 14th.
Pictures taken at this dance will be
shown on the. screen at the Grand May
20-21. . .
COMING EVENTS
May 27 School exhibit.
May 28 Spanish Club play.
June 8. Senior play.
June 9. Commencement.
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Latest telegraphic news in the Appeal
Louis Ouilette, Pioneer,
Answers Final Gall
The death of Louis Ouillette, one of
the pioneer residents of western Nevada,
late yesterday afternoon removes one of
the familiar figures and one of the busy
men of this section. Death came yester
day following a week's illness, three
days of which he suffered severely, ly
ing at death's door. About a year ago
he was severely injured in a teaming ac
cident and but recently was again in
jured by a horse in the corral. The de
ceased being 79 years of age the acci
dents were too much for nature to re
pair. Louis Ouilette made this city his
home for half a century. He came here
as a young man from Canada and en
gaged in lumbering and logging. He
July 2 Red Letter Day In
French Sporting History
By Webb Miller, United Press staff
correspondent.
' PARIS, May 1, by mail. July 2, 1921,
when Georges Carpentier climbs
through the ropes to face Jack Demp
sey, will be the most important date in
the sporting history of France.
For the first time a Frenchman has
attained the staus of an international
figure in the boxing world and France
as a nation is backing its "idol" and fer
vently hoping for his success.
The nation-wide interest is intensified
by the fact that France as a whole is
decidedly backward in a sporting way
especially in boxing, which is an Anglo-
Saxon game. And this is the first time
a man representing France has been
able to meet an Anglo-Saxon as an
equal. Coupled with this is Carpcntiers'
extraordinary popularity. If Carpentier
knocks out Dempsey he will take his
place as the greatest of France's sport
itig heroes.
Now that the date is definitely fixed
the "cafe dopcsters" are beginning to
figure on Carpentier's chances. The lur
id word pictures of Dempsey as the
"ferocious tiger-man" have served to
dampen somewhat the optimism of the
dopester. The most optimistic of them
manage to convince themselves that
Georges has a 50-50 chance, at least,
taking Dempsey's record and weight
into consideration.
Their main reliance seems to center
on the "lucky first punch" and Carpen
tier's previously demonstrated ability
to deliver this punch. They are con
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followed different camps for years and
at the conclusion of lumbering in this
immediate section conducted a wood
yard with his brother. For years he had
been supplying a considerable portion of
this city with wood.
The decease was a native of Canada,
where he was born 79 years ago. Two
brothers survive, Cyril of this city and
Charles of Canada, besides his brothers
the following nephews and nieces mourn
his passing: Charless Ouillette, George
Ouilette, A. B. Howson, "William Stark,
Doris Stark and Mary Howson. "
Funeral services will be held at the
Catjiolic church Thursday morning, at
9:1 j o'clock,' Rev. Father Horgan offic
iating. vinced that the fight will not last many
rounds and that it will be a hammer and
tongs affair from the first gong. The
dopesters comfort themselves with .the
idea that Carpentier is faster than
Dempsey and may be able to utilize this
speed in the first few rounds to land the
"lucky punch."
" According to this cafe chater, Car
pentier's whole plan of campaign is bas
ed on this idea. He will start trying to
land the knockout from the instant the
gong rings. The general idea is that
Dempsey will try to do exactly the same
thing.
J The sporting element is planning upon
an unprecedented migration to New
York to see the mix-up. According to
present indications France will send
more adherents to cheer Georges than
have ever traveled such a distance on a
similar errand. Meanwhile Georges has
not been content to rest upon his laurels
as Europe's premier boxer. He has been
busy gathering in the pounds, kronen,
! pesetas, guilders and francs that go with
the laurels. In the past two months
Carpentier with his sparring partner has
toured England, Sweden, Denmark.
Spain and Algeria, slamming his hardy
sparring partner with one hand and rak
ing in the coin with the other. His
friends claim that he has amassed more
than any other European fighter ever
dreamed of getting enough so that
Georges isn't worrying whether the Ger
mans pay or not.
Likewise, with characteristic Gallic
foresight Georges is salting away the
the national joy smoks
SNOW STOSM ARRIVES
Last evening a real snow storm found
its way into this valley aqd for a time
it looked like the belated storms of last
winter had found their way back to this
end of the world. For several hours
there was a regulation winter storm, re
sulting in about three inches of the
beautiful before the clouds broke away.
The result this morning was beautiful
as every tree, bush and plant was dec
orated with wet snow, and where foliage
was heavy, tree limbs were snapped off
and bushes bent to the ground. Several
trees in different parts of the city were
uprooted and some damage done to
shrubs and plants, but as a whole the
storm was beneficial, as it means better
pasturage and the grain that is up will
be greatly benefited.
ON THE JOB
Harry R. Grier, the new receiver of
public money at the federal land ffice
in this city,- has received his creden
tials from Washington and is on the.
job. :
While he has been in office since May
10th, the real credentials did not arrive
until yesterday. Mr. Grier is therefore
strictly on the job.
FLOWERS FOR DECORATION DAY
MAY 30
Beautiful carnations, sweet peas, rose
buds, etc. . LARGE boxes only $3 if or
der is sent before May 20th ; later, $4.
Write NOW. If preferred, C. O. D.
MRS. F. RILEY,
Box 205 Fruitvale, Calif.
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See Bath .
Express work of all kinds, trunk
and baggage hauled to and from de
pot. Bath, phone 941. j28-tf
If it happened in Europe tonight it
is published in the Appeal this after
noon. Collections of accounts solicited.
Charges moderate. M. J. Herron, 306
N. Carson St. . flS-tf
The Appeal is a member of the Unit
ed Press family, the greatest afternoon
telegraph service in the world.
accrued income in his aluminium busi
ness and coal mines in Lens. The net
result is that Georges won't have to
worry about the wolf at the door if he
should happen to wake up July 2d with
Dempsey standing over him.
Unlike most fighters with his prestige,
Carpentier isn't trying to cut much of a
figure in the well-known night life of
Taris. Only occasionally is he seen in
the all night joints in the Rue Caumar
tin and even then he keeps training
hours and dallies little with the spark
ling wines.
At present, Carpentier is figuring on
retiring after the little affair of July 2d
win or lose and devoting himself to
his business interests.
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ence between Calumet
and all other Baking Powders.
First You see it in the cost
Calumet is sold at a moderate
price.
Then you observe it in
use. Calumet has more than the
usual leavening strength, therefore
less is required.
Next you notice it in rais
ing quality in the evenness
lightness and texture of your bak
ings. They look better finer
grained.
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Finally what a difference
' in the taste. There is a delicious
nesa, a goodness that can be had in
no other manner. Biscuits, pies,
cakes, muffins, doughnuts never
were so tasty so, all-satisfying.
And then there is the satis
faction of knowing that Calumet
is made in the World's largest, best
equipped and cleanest Baking Pow
der Factories.
Pound can of Calumet contains full
16 o2. Some baking powders come in
12 oz. instead of 1 6 oz. cans. Be sure
you get a pou d when you want it.
City Trustees Meet;
Transact New Business
of an assistant at the fire house. James
Last evening the new board of city
trustees held a meeting, resulting in
considerable business being gone over.
The trustees revoked the license re
cently granted to the Bank saloon and
turned down an application for a soft
drink license for the Exchange, hotel.
Charley Crippen was named as street
foreman and Bob McCrimmon will be
hired with him.
The revision of the license ordinances
will be in the hands of Trustees Hurley
and Wallace, assisted by Attorney Geo.
Sanford. The purpose is to remodel the
ordinances on licenses so as to make the
burdens more equal in the business life
of this city. City Attorney Chartz sub
mitted a list of the dead ordinances,
which will be revoked.
The trustees provided for the hiring
LOST
A black umbrella with gold handle,
inlaid with mother of pearl. Finder
kindly leave at the Emporium and re- i
ceiveeward. ml7-lw '
King's '
Road Is Open to Gtenbrook and Bijou
Reline Your Brakesi
See that they are in good condition before making- your moun- '
tiuu
We Recharge Batteries and are
T tne Battery for Service and
Dependability
Federal Tires 8C Tubes. 1
" NONE BETTER "
We are agents for them
Magneto and Ignition Work
On all makes of automobiles, besides all kinds of repair work.
Our machine shop is well equipped for automo
bile work of every discription
,
The Dickinson Storm and Glare Shield I
for Safety
PHONE 151
Geo. A. Cole, Pre.
EsedtaneMiitoCo.
Biscuit!
Calumet Biscuit
Recip
4 cups of sifted
pastry floor, 4
level teaspoons
Calumet Baking
Powder, 1 level
teaspoon of salt,
2 rounding table
spoons of butter
or lard, Vj cup of
milk, ?i cup of
water. Then mix
in the regular
way.
Logan will act in such capacity, he be
ing on duty three nights and a full day
' each month, betterment of service in
fire protection' is planned and a couple
of new hydrants will be placed where
needed.
Opposite Capitol
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Open Nights
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Agents for the Exide Battery,
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T. L. Hawkins, Sec-Treas.
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