Carson City daily appeal. [volume], February 17, 1922, Image 2

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CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1922
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CARSON GITY DAILY APPEAL
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Issued by the Students of Carson City High School
MARGARET SPRADDLING, EDITOR
Sophomore Girls,Reporters
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CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
A REAL POLITICAL FIGHT
EDITORIAL
C.H.S. Doing Its Best
It was decided by the board of con
trol to give all net proceeds from next
year's football games to the Greater
Carson Club, to help in the enlarge
ment of the Armory hall. The stu
dents of Carson Hi hope that this will
really help and are willing to do their
bit. The Armory hall in its present
condition is too small for athletics,
but the addition of a few more feet
would be satisfactory. C. H. S. stu
dents all hope that its enlargement
can be orougnt aooui
NEWS
Tyypewriting Awards
they have attended to their political duties in this state in the Several typewriting awards have
coming election they will look to Indiana to furnish one of the most hecn out to students of the ad"
1lnnort nat.l l ni ,.Hnr,4 in . , 4 . .r. . I.. A. 1 A ? 1 ! A I
imr,,w i i-uuiuiy msiory. Uene Sull:van and Pearl Johnson
Former Vice-President Thomas Marshall. Former United States have receiv?d Remington certificates
Senator Tom Taggart, Former United States Senator Beveridge, utc and Rem;nirton card cascs for a
Senator Harry S. New, Samuel Ralston and a score of lesser known speed of forty words a minute. They
men of that state have their hats in the ring for the senatorship from I also have received Underwood awards.
that state and if prospective candidates are not ahle to furnish an Jhn Quinn has alsn received a Rem
interesting campaign on the old political battleground of Indiana
there will not he a fight of sufficient importance as to attract nation
wide attention.
ff F NEVADANS have t he time to devote to political matters after
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Unless New is promoted out of politics into President Harding's
cabinet as Postmaster-General in the meantime, lie -intends to seek
re-election next fall providing the Republicans of Indiana nominate
him. They probably will, unless Beveridge runs. Mavbe thev will
anyhow.
1 lie winner of this Republican fight must face either the former
vice-president, the crafty Tom Taggart, or Sam RaLston according
to the wishes of the Democrats and next to local battles in the vari
ous states this campaign will attract the eyes of the country.
THE ARMY TO DRESS UP
ODAY'S report that .the war department has decided to start a
crusade against the ill-fitting uniform, which has been the sub
ject of complaint from the enlisted men and the public as well, will
be gratifying to those who wore the colors of their country during
the World War.
Any of the men who served overseas will tell of the misfit uni
forms that were thrown at him with no attempt made to match a
coat with a breeches and no consideration whatever given to size.
It was the rule to exchange clothing with members of his own or
another company until a fit that resembled more than a Charlie
Chaplin uniform could be obtained.
The United States unquestionably had the most poorly dressed
army in the late war. So many contracts for uniforms were made
by the government with each contractor making a different kind of
uniform that-the army enlisted men suffered by being forced into
swaddling clothes or by being forced to buy close-fitting uniforms
of their own.
It is apparent now, that the war department is seeking to put the
dress of the soldiers on a plane with that of France, Italy, and Eng
land, he new regulations will be welcomed.
ington certificate for a speed
twenty-five words a minute.
Girls Line-Up for Tournament
The Carson girls arc making prepa
rations for their trip to Reno the first
f March. Each girl has to have a
doctor s certificate before she can en
ter the tournament.
The girls who will go to Reno are
as follows: Geraldine Imelli, Mildred
Smith. Fearl Johnson, lone Fothergill.
Irene Brown, Xina Kitzmeyer, Frances
Shaugncssy. Nellie Shaw, Bessie James,
and Merle Teters.
Reno and Carson Game
On account of the heavy snows the
same between Reno and Carson was
postponed for a week or two. Prof.
This Afternoon's Assembly s
Due to the students' desire for sing
ing at the weekly assemblys, the enter
tainment committee did not prepare a
program for this afternoon. The period
was devoted to the learning of songs
which will be sung hereafter, every
week.
Let's Go!
Tomorrow night the Carson Hi bas
ket ball teams will go to Sparks to
play the two teams representing that
city. The Sparks boys have a new
coach and this, with other advantages,
causes them to be confident of victory.
A large crowd of rooters will accom
pany the teams and lend all possible
support.
Fallon Game
Both teams are busy practising for a
hard game tonight when they meet the
strong Fallon teams. Two weeks ago
when the" teams played in Fallon both
were defeated. Anyone who likes to'
see fast games will be satisfied with
I these two games.
The Spanish Class
Wednesday the first year SpanUh
class came to school with a "muy
punco lesson, inis resuuea in sen
orita Lothrop's after school class. The
senoritas and the senors declared that1
they had studied the lesson very hard
the night before but that Senorita Lo
throp had given too long a lesson. They
all added that they hoped in th? future
she would give shorter lessons.
From Stewart
For the past week the stucen's at
Stewart who attend C.H.S. hav.; been
unable to crme into town beci:i.-i of
the deep iiiow and he unbroken ror.d
tr. ni Carsor to Stewart.
However, Wednesday afternoo r mc
:f the beys came in on the trail They
is my special sale price for a full-sized
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Those who use it say it is
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iri-norred ti at the r"ad was "ic vet
McKeown talked to Reno on long dis-,Voka tQ albw bus ,(, run
tance Tuesday and they were to answer tThis u quJte unfortunate for those
by Wednesday morning so that if the i tude as jt wiH c el them tQ
miss much work.
Imported and Domestic Cigars Pipes, Smoking
Tobacco, Cigarette? . Everything for the Smoker
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game was to he played eclnesday i
night there would plenty of time to let
the people know about it, but Reno
did not get their answer in as soon as
was expected so the game is to come
off a week from tomorrow night. Sat
urday. Reno plays Fallon on Friday
night and from there they will be able
to come right through to Carson and go
out to Stewart where the games will
be played.
The tickets already sold for the game
will still be good for the game when
it is played. The special train will go
as planned before, and will leave at
7:40 p.m. and the price for the round
trip will be twenty-five cents. Every-
bodv that can go will be needed there
for a good crowd will encourage the
RICKARD IN DISGRACE
To Gardnerville
The high school orchestra have been
anticipating a trip to Gardnerville
wih the cast of "Blundering Billy'
which will put the play on in that
city. The date was set for last Thurs
day, but due to the big storm it was
impossible to make tne trip. 1. was
postponed until some future time.
Bookkeeping Certificates
Last week Neva Craven and Helena
Crowe received certificates in book
keeping. Last year they finished two'
vears of bookkeeping in one year and
this is an honor which no other stu
dent has as yet received. Bookkej-
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JT T IS regrettable that "Tex" Kickard should have fallen into the
II ugly mess in which he finds himself in New York City and
before the public in general.
lie had been generally conceded to be the greatest gambler in the
country today and his fearlessness in promoting championship boxing
matches with no thought of financial loss brought him prominently
before the public.
It is all the more regrettable for this state that he should have
been arrested on charges of little girls, for the public generally had
pictured him as a product of the Nevada mining camps, strong in
body, mind and heart, and his fall will not add any glory for the real
men Nevada and her mining camps harbor.
If he is guilty Nevada will have no compunction, for Rickard is
the exception to the rule that no cleaner man lives than the one who!
goes into the waste places in search of a mine.
THE EFFECT OF RADICALISM
OWING to the withdrawal of the insurance companies from Mis
sissippi, due to radical legislation, the state has lost over $350,
000 in revenue, according to Insurance Commissioner Henry, and
business men in general believe that its drastic anti-compact law
should be repealtd. Speaking before the Mississippi Bankers' Asso
ciation, the general counsel of the Gulf and Ship Island railroad,
stated that the citizenship of Mississippi is composed largely of men
between twenty and forty locating elsewhere where more liberal
laws prevail.
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