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CARSON DAILY APPEAL, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1922
CARSON CITY DAILY APPEAL
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Published Daily, Except Sunday", at Carson City, Nevada, and Entered
as Second-Class Mail Matter at Carson City Postoffice
L. J. BLAKE, Publisher
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C. JO. JAZZ ;
Issued by the Students of Canon -City High School
MARGARET SPRADLING, EDITOR
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
CLEAN MONEY IN CLEAN FILMS
PRESS dispatch from Albany, N. Y., tells of the filing of in-
JSZ corporation papers of the Motion Picture Producers and Dis
tributors of America, with AVill II. Hays at its head. The purposes,
as set forth in the articles filed, are extremely laudable if carried out,
but, as the board of directors contains the names of several offenders
in the making of bad films in the past, the name of "Will Hays can
' hardly serve as a blind unless genuine reform at once shows itself in
the movement.
On the surface, the new company looks more like a trust calcu
lated to gain monoply of production and distribution than a move
ment to clean liouso. The public is not apt to be deceived by fine
phrases. It-will demand that good words be followed by good deeds.
Nfc4-evp'n the reputation of a "Will Hays, nor his big salary, will con-'
real the lack of quality nor hide the debasement of moral tone while '
films of a law grade continue to be put on the market. One film is
said to have costal, MW,73f to produce, and it contains many San
Francisco society figures, but the grade of morality it depicts is
typically Kuropean and not American. To spend" a million dollars
to reproduce something that few American women ever nee is to
go a long way around the raspberry bush in search of a moral and
then not find it.
The movement for clean films does not need to wait for the for
mation of a new corporation and the building of new studios. A re
form of the spirit does not need a new body, and particularly not a
body made up of the offending parts of the old one. 1'nless the mov
ing picture show be made fit for the young people of America to see
and think abont, it is doomed to die. The surest way to reform is
for the people to reject the offending product and so make it clear
to the producers that clean money can only be made with clean
films.
The English board of censorship, of which T. P. O'Connor is
head, has adopted a set of requirements which may serve as a warn
ing to American producers. Scenes that would be shocking to the
moral sense in real life have no proper place on the screen, even for
. the hypocritical pretense of teaching a lesson.
EDITORIAL
Over a month ago the students of C.
H.S. were asked to either take or bring
some snap-shots, which would be suit
able for the high school annual and
givethem to the editor in charge of
the art department. So far, only two
students have handed any in. At this
rate the high school annual won't get
very far. It would be greatly appre
ciated if the students would get busy
and bring some pictures and hand them
in. The weather is now more agree
able and pictures can be taken with
out anv creat difficulty. Hand them
to Wayne Deady.
ancient history, the boys in high .school
are eagerly .looking forward to the
present track season. As soon as wea
ther conditions will permit, the run
ning track will be put in condition and
active practice will be 'commenced.
The state meet will be held in Winne-
mucca and a large representation from
the high schools of Nevada is expected.
Carson Hi has the same men in school
this yeaf who took places in the meet
held in Reno last year and a very
successful season is predicted.
NEWS
Assembly Entertainment
Friday a very enjoyable entertain
ment was given. It consisted of the
following: A selection by the jazz or
chestra, a reading by Neva Craven
piano solo by Marjorie Noteware, and
a violin solo by Norene Uson.
That Circus
The circus which was to take place
last Friday has been postponed again
Th's was due to the lack of coopera
tion on the part of the dramatics class
If enough interest car. be aroused the
rirrns will be given at some future
date.
The safe, certain and speedy
remedy for -relief of all coughi
and Colds, as well as for Bron
chial and Lnnj -troubles. Con
tains ao harmful tract.
For Sale by
The Spanish 'Club
A meeting of the Spanish Club will
be held this evening. Committees have
been appointed for entertainment and
refreshtnenes and a very good time
is expected by the members of the club.
The "Marble Season
The marble season is now in full
swing and it is attracting a great num
ber of the students of Carson High.
The five-minute recess in the morning
is far to short ioe the students to en
joy the prevailing sport. A group ot
boys can be seen playing marbles any
evening after school lets out.
CHANGING THE DEATH CURVE
Polly Lou Again
Practice has once more commenced
on "Polly Lou." Now that there isn't
basket ball to interfere with practice
this play should be presented without
any delay.
Basket Ball
Tuesday evening the third team of
Carson Hi played . the Presbyterian
Sunday school loys' team a fast game
of 1asket ball. Although the high
school had the edge on size and weight
the smaller boys made them work for
the twenty-nine points they got. The
final score was twenty-nine to nine m i
favor of the high school.
Jokes
Joe McK. "My girl sure does scream
and holler when I go to kiss her."
James L. "I'll say she do?"
Joe McK. "What did you say then?
James L. "I say, do .she?"
All the Same as Shakespeare
fresh year Comedy of Errors.
Soph year Much ado about nothing.
Junion year As you like it.
Senior year All's well that ends
well.
C.LMTESTR,Dn:30ist
Full line of drugs, -candies, sta
tionery, kodaks, phonographs and
Victor records.
--
le a word
2c a word
; 3c a word
7c a word X
.10c a ward $
Minimum, 50 rents
Due time ,
' Two times .. y r
I. Threw times
fwWeeks Cll
One month "
WANTED To hear from owner lav
ing farm for sale; give particulars
and lowest price. JOHN W. BLACK,
Nevada street, Chippewa Falls, Wis
consin. j25-t3s.
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APPLES
X We just received a carload Z
of Oregon Hood River apples X
f and are selling at bottom J
X Before going elsewhere to
X purchase your apples or
t -nytning in ine produce
t line, it would be to your ad
vantage to compare our
prices as we will try to meet
all outside trade.
BABY CHIX UW Lea-horns
(T-A-N-C-R-E-D-S) ; also Golden
Buff and frown Leghorns, Anorcas,
Black Minorcas, Buff Orpingtons, R.
I. Reds, Barred and White Rocks.
Every week. ENOCH CREWS,
Seabright, California. 28-t2.
FURNITURE MOVED For the
moving of furniture, house-hold
goods, trunks, machinery, etc, phone
to 1614. j28-tf.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN
Tor men and "women. Examinations
this locality set for February 4th.
Those desiring appointment write at.
once t T. McCsfferty, St Loui.
Mo. JS67
Carson FioduCC IMet
Arlington Block, Phone 1061
Carson City, Nevada
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4
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS OPEN
unnecessary. Honesty -required. Good
pay to start. Write T. McCafferty,
St Louis, Mo. J7ISS
Aim U AX STATEMENT
MOSCOW FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Moscow, Rossi
Capital (paid up in cash) Jj 200,000.00
Assets 3.49,401.0
Liabilities, exclusive of capital and
net surplus
Premiums
Other sources
Income
2,588,382.87
-S aJ34.7u8.ol
153.4JO.97
Carson's Track Team
. As It Goes
A loy. a book,
A girl, a look.
Book negrected.
Flunk expected.
Mr. Hoffman "What is water."
Eddie M. MA colorless fluid that
Total "income, 1021
Expenditures
Paid policy holders
Other expenditures
Total expenditures. 1921..
Business, 1911
Kisks written
2,488,128.98
.4 1,803,08.24
857,606.76
FIFTY-SEVEN MILES- ner fallon
made with new patented .gasoline
vaporizer. ' Write for particulars.
Stransky Vaporizer Co, Pukwana,
4-4.4.4
Premiums thereon
Nevada Basinets
Amount of risks written
Premiums received .
4 2,661,589.00
.ij91.854.77a.00
- 3.53.56.52
-$ 128,375.00
FKOFESSIOM CMOS
As basket ball is now a matter of turns Ma k when you wash your hands.'
NOTICE FOR POSTING OF SET
TLEMENT OF ACCOUNT AND
PETITION FOR DISTRIBUTION
iEF01E the state highway department has completed its pro
J gram plans for 1922 and before there is another serious acci
dent or loss of life,' it would be well to give consideration to the
changing of the curve on the Reno-Carson concrete road near Frank
town, now commonly referred tp as "Dead Man's Point."
The attention of the department was forcibly called to the lager
which lurks in the sharp turn after several accidents and near-accidents
had happened at that point last year.
After fairly long stretches of straight roadway on each side of
the turn, there is an abrupt curve which has almost the squareness of
a right angle, and in the absence of any protection, motorists will
continue to find the present curve difficult to make. There will be
loss of life if the highway there is not changed.
The building of such an abrupt turn was clearly highway folly
and common sense was lacking when it was put in. To make the turn
at twenty miles an hour is a difficult matter, and the unknowing tour
ist or one-unfamiliar with the road is invited by the long stretches
to travel at least that fast, only to precipitate an aeeident at the point.
A proper procedure would be to tear up the curve and fifty feet
of road on each side of it. Then make the curve gradual and insure
safety for the traveller. One need not have the diploma of an en
gineer to see the wisdom of this. " .
SELLING THE SCHOOL BONDS
TiIE fail urc of bidders to seek bonds of the $17,500 issue for re
furnishing and completing the Carson schools need not be dis
couraging, and, indeed, it is not to the board of school trustees. This
failure on the part of the large bonding houses or individuals to take
the entire issue will pave the way for disposing of the bonds of de
nomination of $250 to individuals chiefly and the six per cent interest
offered on the bonds will be kept at home.
No safer investment could be found than the Carson school bonds.
They run only for a period of ten years and with six per cent interest
guaranteed they make an attractive investment for the small bond
holder.
It is possible that the Nevada industrial insurance commission will
take a block, but the greater part will be readily sought by individu
als. No urging should be neeessary by the board of trustees to have
Carson citizens accept the bonds, for in addition to being a good!
business proposition, they will provide the funds with which to prop
erly house the school children. A bond buyer will be serving his city
and himself.
In the District Court of the First Ju
dicial District of the State of Ne
vada. In the mattf r of the Estate of Joseph
Sauve, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph
Roclion, administrator of the estate of
Joseph Sauve, deceased, has rendered
and presented for settlement and filed
in this court his first and final account
and petition for distribution of the said
estate, and that Saturday, the 18th day
of March, 1922 at 10 o'clock a.m. of
said day, at the courtroom of said
court, in Carson City, Orsmby County,
Nevada, has been appointed by said
court for the settlement of said ac
count and hearing said petition for the
distrbution of said estate at which
time and place, any person interested
in said estate may appear and file his
objections and exceptions in writing
to the said account, and contest the
same.
Dated February 21st, 1922.
J. W. LEGATE, Clerk.
PLATT & SANFORD,
Attorneys for Administrator.
23-t3w.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the
RUSSIAN RE INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital (paid up in cash) Ieposit
. apital
Assets
Liabilities, exclusive -of capital and
$ 200,000.00
net surplus
Premiums
Iscame
Other sources
.623, 52406
...$ 1,458,120.02
104,361.59
Total income, 1921 $ 1,562.481.61
Expenditures
Paid policy holders S 1,130,873.07
Other expenditures 534.547-69
1.422.08
PAUL JS. RASOR.
Manager.
1
ANNUAL STATEMENT
ntf the
METROPOLITAN NATIONAL INSURANCE
COMPANY, U. S. Dept
Capital deposited in New York 200,000.00
Assets -.097,250.31
.
.
DR. C. F. VON RADESKT 1
Physician and Surgeon
103 East Second Street
Carson City "Nevada
... , -t
LiaWilities, exclusive of capital and
net surplus
Premiums
Other sources
Income
693,889.90
--$ 664.425.97
88.495.-o
Total income, 1921 , J$ ;i,9i.i7
Expenditure
Paid fo'icy holders $ .256,420.4;
Other expenditures . 352,110.00
Total expenditures, 1021
Total expenditures, 1021 .J 1,66520.76
Business, tan
Risks written $244,90086.00
Premiums thereon
Nevada Business
Amount of risks written
Premiums received
2,207,893.08
80,235.00
1,513.01
PALL E. RASOR.
Manager.
WANTED To bear from owner hav
ing farm or tmimproved land for sale.
- John J. Black, Chippewa Falls, Wis
consin, tnl-ti.
NEW GOODS!
ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the
FIRST RUSSIAN INSURANCE COMPANY
Petrsgrad, Russia
Capital (paid up lu cash) Deposit
Vapital .,, ..
Assets
Liabilities, exclusive of capital and
4 00,000.00
3,207.032.08
net surplus
Premiums
Income
Other sources
.3445-o8
..$a,iis,36.77
J43.706.63
Total income, 1921
Expenditures
Paid policy holders
H. O. remittance
Other expenditures
-9 2.29,I2g.40
- $ 1,735.72.01
- iuu.uuo.oo
- 773,701.67
Total expenditures, 1921
Business, tail
Kisks written
Premiums thereon
Losses incurred
Nevada Business
Amount of risks written
Premiums received -
-S 2,609,423.68
-$55i,4o,os2.oo
3.34.95-5
1,872,662.01
101,186.00
2,096.20
PAUL E. RASOK.
Manager.
- Annual Statement of
GOLDEN ETJLE MERCANTILE CO.
of Evanston, Wyoming, year 1921.
Goods sold in state of Ne
vada 4504,923.77
GOLDEN RULE MERCANTILE CO.
By H. C STEVENS, Secretary.
f25-tlw.
A nice line of Aprons and
House ; Dresses. Made of
Ginghams and Crepes. Also
Dress Ginghams. ' All new
patterns
GEE H1NG
...W. N. EVANS...
FUNERAL DISXCTOX
LICENSED MORTICIAN
NEW AUTO HEARSE
. Modem Puapbanalia
Lady Attendant
EFFICIENCY MY MOTTO
Parlors, 503 tL Canon St, Phone 44
Business. 1021
Risk 5 -written .
Premiums thereon
Losses incurred
Nevada Business
Amount of risks written
Premiums received
Losses paid
Iisses incurred
Sc.5J945
$97,'!W,giao
858.QW.74
- 38,856.57
18,114.00
S77-47
17-37
140.38
O. EHRMANN.
Asst. U. S. Manager.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the
NORDISK RE-INSURANCE CO, Ltd.
Conenhaeen. Denmark
Capital paid up in cash) deposit .$ 200,000.00
Assets 1uai.2to.4u
Liabilities, exclusive of capital and
net surplus
Premiums
Other sources
Income
706,090.92
671,440.04
101,193.15
Total income, 192T J
Expenditures
Paid policy holders
H. O. remittance
Other expenditures, 1921
Total expenditures, 1921
77J.-33-19
580.8; I. M
8.974
23j.014.70
Business, i-it
Risks written
Premiums thereon
Losses incurred
Nevada Business
Amount of risks written
Premiums received
WARREN E. BALD Y
Attrney-t-Law
Office
Carson Vallley Bank Building
Carson City, :vada
John M. Cham Alfred Cham
CHARTZ & CHARTZ
Artomeys-at-L-w J
Practice in all State and Federal
Courts. Office: Corner wet ef
Carson Valley Bank Building i
Carson City, Nevada T
0. H PHIPPS
Plumber
i2i Tinner
(-bolting, Heating and
Gas Stoves On Hand
..$128,075,072.00 ,
- 1,105.711.121
152,220.00 j
20,Q1.0D I
.58239
PAUL E. RASOR.
Manager.
CARSON STREET
Nest lv Crpital Garage
PHONE 436
41
MtlHIMMItttHtlHMIt
PLUMBING
Plumbing and pipe work in
all its branches promptly
attended to. Phone 485.
ED OUBBAN .
Carson City's Leading Hotel.. Headqoarters for Com
mercial Men and Travelers
I Best d Bessstto Rcsas for its Mtz Ffr
lie. Every Ccnven!i:nce for Guests
t Tourist Trade Solicited
I Dining Room Service Unexcelled Rates
Reasonable
W. J. MAXWELL, Proprietor
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