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   Reno Evening Gazette (Newspaper) - July 27, 1938, Reno, Nevada                                PAGE TWO RENO EVENING GAZETTE WEDNESDAY JULY 27 1938 PLENTY OF WATER Candidate AT THIS YEAR Nev July 87 water this season has down the Truckee river Into Pyramid lake or has dumped from Lahontan reservoir to have filled Lahontan reservoir several times according to the local tion office The river alone this son has brought down enough water to have filled another The forecast from April to July Inclusive of n total flow of 480 000 acre feet In the Truckee river has been exceeded It la estimated from records In the local office Prom the middle of last ber until July 10 withdrawals from the Truckee have to Irrigation needs for bench lands around Fernley and and to water for ment This it is said has been ligible in amount Most of the water has flowed on down Into Pyramid lake The Newlands project however could withdrawn but a limited amount of this water had It been needed for storage The Truckee can handle but a small part of water which reaches at flood stage With the Trucked water sent on down stream the Carson water was STUDIED BY A proposal to erect ft Catholic church at the southwest corner of Lander street and Walker avenue is being studied by the city council grievance committee to whom two petitions one favoring the proposal Today's Scores LEAGUE At ST K H E New York 7 11 0 St Louis 5 13 3 Vance Sundra 8 and Dickey Johnson and Heath Second rain With a gathering of the membership present the Odd CHIEF SPEEDS At R H E lows and Rebekah lodges tendered Philadelphia 11 12 3 a dinner last evening at Cleveland 12 13 in Reno In honor of Wallace j a Koss Thomas Potter 7 and N Evans grand master of the K arrive at ABOARD U 3 S HOUSTON In Galapagos Archipelago July 27 JP Roosevelt made plans Hayes Hudlin Zuber Milnar Harder 9 and At R H E Washington 4 9 1 Detroit 9 vada grand lodge and Mrs Rae toony president of the Nevada Re- bekah Assembly Aside from brief talks by heads of the two orders there was an en- 3 program which today to wind up his Pacific fishing Balboa Canal Zone Thursday instead of Friday Favored by weather and fishing the executive has had it were referred program and one opposing it were Weaveri 2 Krakauskas I ed assembly singing of Monday night at the council j Kelley 8 and R i MCLEOD TO SEEK STATE OFFICE ing It is expected that the committee will report on the question at the next regular council meeting ust 8 The church proposes to purchase six lots in block four of the Scenic Park addition from John who owns all of the that block as well as other proeprty in the immediate vicinity Accompanying the application of Bishop Thomas Gorman for mission to erect the church was a petition of approval signed by teen persons who own property in immediate vicinity of the 1 posed building A petition of protest against the erection of any church In that was filed with the city cil on July 11 and was signed by i thirty-three persons who reside in the vicinity of the proposed Ing but some of those signing the petition are not property owners E W Red McLeod who has The city ordinance governing such stored In reservoir until been an engineer for the state an application for permission to the middle of February when highway department for fourteen j a building other than for started The dam spilled years announced his candidacy purposes within a residential over In June despite this precaution day for the Democratic nomination Lawson and Tebbetts NATIONAL LEAGUE At R H Cincinnati 0 5 Boston 1 7 E Second R H Cincinnati 1 s Boston 6 8 in district provides that the applicant must secure the permission of per cent of the property owners within the block of the posed building and seventy-five per of a foot and stated In cent of the property owners within from the level has been I Nevadan having i flve hundred feet on the street been ln Virginia City thirty which the building will face The but with negligible damage to farm for state surveyor general linds down stream One foot of His announcement was made were added By July 4 a letter to Democratic State the reservoir was running over man George L Swarts In which he number Reno dance numbers by the Edith Mortenson school of dancing in- dances by Alice Pettis erly Yvonne Weyl Elinore McCray Berline McCray Jean Ro- vera Mary Jo Felion with Mrs Weaver Schott 8 and j Rohlfing accompanist vocal solo berger MacFayden and Lopez Frank Bacigalupi vocal selection E- Mrs Vera Booth accompanied by 31 Mrs Lena Ralph 0 W E Pettis grand warden of the Walters and Fette and presided at the gathering Mueller At PHILADELPHIA R H E Pittsburgh 4 6 0 Philadelphia a 4 1 Bauers and Todd Hallahan cahy 9 and V Davis At NEW R H E St Louis 7 11 1 New York 0 4 3 Warneke and Bremer Castleman Lohrman 6 Coffman 8 and cuse Danning Chicago at Brooklyn night game around one thousand years ago have been con- second feet department In various i- Normal capacity of the reserve cer throughout the Is 273.600 acre feet The peak this nearly fourteen years i was reached at 284.118 acre haye no MM to groups July acre feet of lt u upon these grounds that i age having been adde by the one my for the loot of By July mation to this office water was slightly below the normal McLeod has been mentioned for council has authority to grant or deny such an application regardless of the approval or opposition of the property owners however According to a map ing the church petition there are twenty different property owners on Lander street which are within five hundred feet of the proposed Ing and within the block of the The civil service commission has announced an open competitive ex- amination for the positions named below Director of unemployment ance a year railroad ment board Board and ex- AID OF U S a dally workout with rod and reel was know since his arrival In this equatorial Many friends were present at the chapel to attend final rites for Mrs garet Rae well known Reno resident who died Sunday at a local hospital following a paralytic stroke a week ago Mrs Rae had been a resident of Reno for more than thirty years and Island chain Sunday Yesterday he revealed his tion of arriving at Balboa day proceeding through the Pan- ama Canal into the Atlantic day en route back to Washington Mr Roosevelt sent his greetings yesterday to Poughkeepsie N Y where his neighbors gathered to celebrate the 150th anniversary of New York's ratification of the con- He acted in his capacity as honorary chairman of the bration committee It is interesting to the president messaged that the lineal successor of the first president elected under the constitution sends this instantaneous message to his home country from a United States warship at a point in the Galapagos Islands in the Pacific ocean exactly twelve miles south of the Equator I hope to be with you all in temter at the time of the official celebration MOSCOW July 27 Sixty-six American tourists passengers on the S 8 Reliance telegraphed an ap- peal to the American embassy today to extricate them from a ment in Leningrad where they were not permitted to land One others ing Houston Hart Texas publisher and his family arrived in Moscow July 27 this morning for a two-day program ator Pittman suggested of sightseeing today that United states sign a The embassy investigating of with the plight of the sixty-six who were I as a for Members of the Nevada chapter No 13 Order of Eastern Star of which she was a member were in charge of the services with Mrs George Cremer presiding as matron L W as patron and Miss Eloise Evans as chaplain Committal rites were held at the graveside In the Masonic tery Mrs Helen McAvoy was the soloist and Mrs Lula Grimmer played the organ accompaniment Pallbearers were James Duffy George Tobey W H Kennedy H C Hard B Duncan and Harry Pierce RAILWAY VANCOUVER B C July 27 The Canadian Press said firemen estimated loss at today as fire raced through the Canadian Pacific railway pier Little of the long structure escaped tion TOO LATE TO SPARKS ADVERTISERS To MCUn prompt and first-hand your want the newt of Elaine Epperson subscription want ad agent tor the Queue In Sparks Phone Wanted to Buy for Call Davis South Center and or Phone CASH For your car Equities bought and refinanced Telephone Mr at 23641 RENT A TYPEWRITER 1 month three months 17.50 All makes of machines late models HARRYS 120 West Second Street POR on Buena Vista Ave In University Terrace Addition Cheap Call at 86 Wells Ave or Phone FOB offer cash 2 acres furnished four room house all Im- a real Investment Phone 7484 FOR SALE Small riding saddle good con- dition 815 Forest Phone 22424 FOR room house aun porch Furnished adults only Inquire 111 Elm and brown kitten Thoma street Phone 7345 Irish Setter puppy solid red Reward Phone Gruen wrist watch ten diamonds Reward Notify desk ial Apartments flog with New York License Phone 21839 all around reliable and sober will work In cafe lodge ranch or camp ready Sept 1st Phone 4951 SPARKS THEATER Phone 343 Open ENDS TONITE JOAN BENNETT HENRY FONDA IN I MET MY LOVE AGAIN ALSO Edith Fellows Leo Carillo in LITTLE MISS ROUGHNECK CHEF Young and energetic de- sires Immediate placement Wife waitress fountain Burl Harmon Phone 6572 COLORED Would like Job eral housework Phone 6727 WANTED Ten prospective home owners ative building will cut cost and give you the best service Box 930 Gazette COLORED WALLS Ceilings and work expertly cleaned Hardwood floors polished Phone 8156 unable to leave the ship In international law which he said had years there have been several proved cases of finding Soviet gates closed against tourists arriving at Such a course said the chairman of the senate foreign relations com- grad expecting to be given landing would glve thls country a for a brief visit to Leningrad definite basis on which to deal with and Moscow any of international codes or social insurance or industrial re- rlm when It measured acre some time as a possible contender building site Of this number nine i labor organization or at tha rate of 500 for the office now held by Ray property owners signed the petition legislation or railroad acre feet dully Stnley a candidate for reelection approving the erection of the j agement is required except for the Tho next MX weeks will the other candidates for the Demo drafts for irrigation below nomination are C D Baker Outlook that the ot Las Vegas and L K Gregory of Truckee river will carry ample water Reno No Republicans have an- for the bench lands u It was observed at the Irrigation McLeod resigned his position with office this week that enough water the highway department this week will have been at Derby preparatory to launching his cam dam to have filled five to six of voir of hi now now water from the Carson river that It could not use to have nearly filled another reservoir the slaw of hontan Whereas there have been under dam seasons of shortage dup to lack of run-off and storage facilities the present Is the one of greatest abundance In carry-over storago nnd later nicer flow HAILE SELASSIE LONDON July 27 lassie fallen emperor of won judgment In chancery court day against Cable tc Wireless Ltd for sterling about which he under nti ment for radio nnd telegraphic ice between Addis Ababa and don Judgment was given In March Halle Selassie but he ap- pealed the case nnd was granted a new trial IS CALLED LARGE Many friends gathered this after- noon at the chapel to attend final rites for Mrs Lillian well known Sparks dent who died Monday morning at a local hospital following an ex- tended Illness Members of the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary of Reno were In charge of the rites with Miss Lucy V Parker presiding and Mrs Nellie Zelgler as chaplain Rev E C Sloan was the clergyman and during the rites Mrs Helen McAvoy sang several vocal selections being accompanied at the organ by Mrs Lula Grimmer The body will be accompanied this evening to Sacramento and cremation rites will be held there tomorrow at the East Lawn tery WASHINGTON July 27 bureau of agricultural economies es KNOXVILLE Tenn July 37 IP Four TVA engineers denied today E Morgan's testimony e on they embarrassed by dence which TVA attorneys asked them to prepare for possible use In head the largest on rec ord The bureau said r 14 t about five per cent than power suit at year and about head or Chattanooga last winter nearly seven per cent greater Chief consulting engineer Carl A the average for the last five years Bock former assistant to Dr The previous record crop was said however It was his 1615.000 in 1931 I ion the engineers had been t Western sheep states the bureau to embarrassment contributed most of the In- The witnesses were called before a over last year The crop In congressional investigation states was estimated at tee to testify regarding Dr Morgan's head or nine per cent larger charge that the evidence they were than last year and the largest on asked to submit was and I record for the region 1 HARRAH'S PLAZA TANGO 14 Commercial Row Cool Big Prizes Comfortable Special Courteous Features DAILY FREE FREE EVERY 30 MINUTES OTHER ENTRANCE U DOUGLAS church and seven signed the Partial substitution of certain tion opposing a church in the Applicants must Four property owners have not expressed their views Should the council reject the ap- plication for a building facing on Lander street it is possible that the church will ask permission to face the building either on Walker nue or on Wright street jU not have passed their sixtieth day For this examination applications must be on file with the civil ice commission Washington D C not later than August 10 if received from states east of Colorado and not later than August 13 if received from Colorado and states The closing time for receipt applications has been extended to the OUT OF TEXAS DALLAS Tex July 27 Texas election bureau today an- complete returns from the third congressional district showed Rep Morgan Sanders veteran ad been DB T H VEE There are herbs for every Ul and disorder of Che heart lungs stomach liver der ulcers and blood PHONE 21813 129 Lake St Reno Nevada B advocate of old age dates given the and staunch admirer Roosevelt and Smith RITES Attended by a large number of friends funeral services were held this afternoon at the O'Brien it gent chapel for Elbert A Stewart city engineer and a resident of Reno since 1888 who died Monday morning at a local hospital from pneumonia Members of the Reno Elks and Reno lodge No 13 F Ac A M of which he was a member and city em- ployes and officials attended the rites and formed an honorary escort to the graveside In the Masonic cemetery City offices remained closed this afternoon during the services Final rites of the Elks order were conducted by members of the group tions for assistant home economist a year junior home economist a year junior in home eco- nomics Information a year bureau of home economics Full Information may be obtained from D M Mayberry secretary of the civil service board of ners at the Reno with Sidney W Robinson as ruler I Company Carson Indian Dies Today At Hospital Pedro Washoe well known Carson Indian died last night at a local pital where he had been a patient for the past four months He was a native of Nevada aged thirty-eight years and had been employed as a ranch worker He Is survived by his widow Funeral arrangements will be an- later by the Fred Olmstead leading Douglas Busey lecturing knight knight CARD OF THANKS Frank Gregory loyal knight James We sincerely wish to express our Gordon esquire H J Gazin thanks and appreciation for the lain and J C Kumle secretary floral offerings from our Pallbearers were E F Lunsford many friends during our recent be- Frank Lockman Louis Seitz James M Glynn S M Pickett and James I ROBERT RAE AND FAMILY G Peckham STATE LINE COUNTRY CLUB GEORGE DUFFY'S Orchestra and Entertainers DEAN MURPHY M C All in One MARTHA DEMETER from Blossom Time DON SALLY JENNINGS America's Interesting Dancers BLANCHE LA BOW Sweetness and Swing FERN GUYMON Tap Acrobatic Swing Coming CHANEY Ss FOX COCKTAILS SUNNYBROOK HIGHBALLS BAR WHISKEY Luncheon Ph Edge wood Nev 769 Lake No Admission No Cover Charge C duster Prop county Judge Brady Gentry went into the run-off after an extremely close vote Final totals Beckworth Gentry and Sanders had been acknowledged as the eventual chairman of the powerful house ways and means committee Starts THAT SPEAKS lEOI WANTED TO cord wood saw Phone 22230 after FOR room furnished ment adults Phone 21480 furnished THREE apartment Phone 5240 TWO Phone 8327 737 Evans apartment SHOULD to share my beautiful Apartment from August IS Home cooking Gazette Box 929 DUPLEX FURNISHED rooms one bedroom oil burner garage THREE furnished tage no relief Holcomb FOR owner six room house sleeping porch lot 60 x 200 close to University Call 4547 after 4 p m FRONT meals for men Phone 7965 ROOM AND 00 per week 544 Valley BOARD AND West Fifth Real m mvn a in mi coma TODAY TOMORROW WITH DRAMA FIRED WITH GREAT AND MAN AND WOMAN APPEAL THAT PLACES IT AMONG THE MOST BRILLIANT SCREEN WILL Terraplane pickup for sedan low mileage Clarence Head- rick City FOR Sport DeSoto sedan 115 Roff Way Phone BECKERS NOON LUNCH PRIVATE PINING ROOM NEVADA ENGRAVING CO NORTH VIRGINIA STREET RENO NEV Complete Engraving Service Copper and Zinc Cuts fot Newspapers Magazines and Common lal Punting MON BARREN CONSTANCE MOORE LUNDIGAN RALPH MORGAN Origin Hoy by ky a and JAMES WHALE PRODUCTION BROADWAY GRAM LAND RICE SPORT PICTORIAL PARAMOUNT NEWS BARBARA STANWYCK HERBERT MARSHALL home 431 UMBER can't afford to miss these prices 1200 East Fourth OR 1937 Willys 3800 miles Phone FORD 1931 COUPE Immediate cash privately owned ally perfect Phone 7703 CAN TAKE far u Illinois Share expenses Leave Friday noon References exchanged Gazette Box parole University cation having 12 years unimpeachable employment record in positions of trust and confidence Thoroughly ex- correspondent timekeeper bookkeeper countant auditor Desires employment to justify Parole confidence Will prove an exceptional Investment to employer who will offer chance Will furnish indisputable prominent local reference regarding past performance character and qualification Box 931 FOR mule six months old pedigree Day and Kite Beauty Shoo 126 West FOB Bulck coupe rubber excellent condition Priced reasonable Inquire 3 Washington FOR electric refrigerator 761 University Avenue Phone RENO MOTOR MART FORMERLY HEIDTMAN MOTOR CO 904 E 4TH ST Phone A TODAY AND TOMORROW SALLY BLANE LLOYD HUGHES QUALITY SERVICE PRICE Out of the high rent district t In Justice to yourself you should see what we have to offer before you bun 1938 Master Chev Coupe low mileage radio new car antee 1937 6 Sedan radio heater beautifully clean fully teed 1934 Cadillac Sedan radio A real buy IMS 19.14 Sedan 1937 Coupe radio IMS 1836 Ford Coupe radio beater IMS 1935 Dodge Victoria Sedan MU 1938 Ford Panel Delivery 1928 Hudson very clean IAN HUNTER ROMERO RARNES JOHN RUSSELL AND PETE SMITH NOVELTY THE LIFE OF DR CARVER UNITED ARTISTS CARTOON SKIPPY COMEDY FOX NEWS IN THE SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT OK THE STATE OF NEVADA IN AND FOB THE COUNTY OF WASHOE No 59852 Dept No 2 LENA HECHT Plaintiff vi HECHT Defendant SUMMONS The State 01 Nevada to the Said You are hereby summoned to appear within ten daya after the service upon you of this Summons if in county or within twenty if out of said county but within Judicial District and In all other within thirty days exclusive of the of and defend titled action Thla action Is brought M recover a and of divorce from the defendant upon the ground of extreme cruelty For e more statement of which you in henby re- ferred to plaintiff complaint now on file to the above entitled A duly certified copy of which U la the C Dated this day of July Clerk of the Judicial Court of the State of Nevada for County J M FRAME Attorney July 27 AUf 3 10 17 24 J   

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