davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
'ce problemu miru.

,ce prOblemu mlru.
Byla sjedoncenost We valce,
ale neni il nyni, pravil. Jsou
rdznice mezi narody a dalsi
ruznice mezi narody samotny-
mi. Valka rozrusila nervy e.
vropskych narodd a iejich ne
kid neni pGsoben snahou po
dobyvacnosti, nybrz strachem.
Pravil dale, re netroufa 81 RI
ci. jaky lex by zde pomohl, a.
vSak pres vsechnu nyn9jsi
temnotu jest presvedcen, ze
mir a dobra vIle z nj weldon.
Krone Lloyda George pro-
mluvil jenom Newton D. Ba-
ker z Clevelandu, sekretar val
ky "a administrace Wilsonovy,
jenz vypravel, jak Sc prvne Sc
sci tehdejsim britickvm pre-
mierem breznu 1918. kdy
nemecka ofensiva byla ma
SVEN vrcholi.
Vecefi mel Lloyd George
nekolika prateli v hotelu, ma
cez wat byl do divadla, kde
davana popularni operetta.
Byl uvitan obecenstvem nad-
senym potleskem, kdyz Sc OBJ
ievil v lozi a behem prestav-
ky donucen byl neutuchajicim
potleskem povstati, avsak ode
prel prosloviti sebe strucnej-
81 rec. prohlasiv, ze "nechce
vesti zadnou konkurenci her
ci."
v prdvodu Ircani. jenz ro!'
lehman byl policii, stity nese-
ny vetsinou starsimi zenami q
mezi napisy ma mich byly ty-
to: "Vase ruce jsou krvave
krvi zen a deti," "Kdo 81 trou-
ia vitati vraha s rukama cd
krve do teto zeme?" "Nene-
chte Sc obelstiti Anglii". "Bri-
ticti holinkari zaplavuji Ame-
riku britickym rumem". Row.
nez asi re sta autodrozek roz-
davana brosurka "Kdo Jest
Lloyd George, v nfz dffv9jA
premier jest napadan jako "pi
ratsky propagandista.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
IS DELNICKYcH BANK.

Cincinnati, O., 5. rijna. =
Ohio, rodiste ko-operativniho
bankovniho hnutf v teto zemi,
bude svedkem zfizenf patna-
cite d6lnicke banky b9hem til
rokd, az Narodnf banka Bra.
trstva zeleznicnfch klerkI bu-
de zde otevfena v sobotu. PRIV.
nj ko-operativni d6lnicka ban
ka otevfena byla Bratrstvem
zeleznicnfch strojvedoucich v
Clevelandu 1. listopadu. 1920
Zacala s kapitalem $685. 900
kdezto nynf jeji celkove zdro.
je blfzi Sc k $25, 900, 900.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

nym presidentem Ebertem.
-HeApov6di v kruzich ris-
skeho snemu vesti vsak vzkri-
sene koalici kratke parliament
nj trvani. Pfevlada minsni, ze
toto ma rychlo privodene roz-
lusteni krise povede v koncich
k diktature, bez niz nemozno
vyvesti Nemecko z pritomnych
hospodarskych zmatkl.
Ackoliv president Ebert
svolil k dnesnimu, ma rychlo
"slepenemu" primeri, ii, kdoz
znajf jeho nazory, veri, ze
hlava republiky jest nynf je-
dine zpdsobilou prevziti dra-
stickou iniciativu a ze Ebert
predurcen jest hrati historic
kou roll v nedaleke budoucno-
sti.
Jeden kazdy z Industrial
Mich odbornikI, S nimiz sc
kancler Stressemann radil
vzhledem k vstoupeni do ma
loclenneho kabinetu. byl od-
razen vyhlidkou hadani, Sc $
fisskym snemem a zdvofile u
v6domil kanclefe, ze "odsta-
vent" parlamentu Jest !. prvni
podminkou kazdeho pokusu Q
domacf rekonstrukci.
Dr.. Wiedfeldt, velvyslanec
pro Spojene Staty a Felix Mi
noux, jenz jest pravou rukou
Henry Stinnese, jsou mezi te-
mi, kdoz snazili sc presv6dci-
ii Stressemanna, ze hospodaf
ske >obrozeni N6mecka da Sc
provesti jedine tehdy, kdyz
vdbec parliament nebude do
toho zasahovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
JEZERNf TRACEDIE.
Tri osoby nepochybns zahynu-
" ma hofici lodi.

Detroit, S. rijna. S navratem
pomocne lodi Pal O'Mine dnes
pozde odpoledne, neni skoro
zadne nadeje, re jsou ma Ii
Wi A. Maldrum Parker, dfi-
vejsi pfedseda jedne detroit
ske paroplavebni spolecnosti,
jeho manzelka, pi. Edna Par
kerova a Charles A. Gilligan,
hlava retezu grocernich OBJ
chodi v Detroitu a Crosse
Point.
Tito tri, vypuzeni z kajuty
'motorove lodi Provider plane
ny, vrhli Sc do prdplavu je-
zera st. Clair We stfedu We.
Ger, kdyz byli volali ma muz-
stvo n&kladni lodi McNaugh.
ton, aby je zachranilo.
PAX zmitani boufi zuficl
ma melcinach, byli zahnani Dc
hlubokych vod jezera, kde ne
pochybn9 zahynuli. Zadna ste
pa nebyla po Mich nalezena
parnikem Pal O'Mine, jen3
vypraven byl ma patranf pt
Mich.
Minenfm spravce majaku je
ze pilot lodice Provider, ohro
zovane bouff, pokusil Sc "a
hnati il ma melcinu ma ostro
We Gull, pfi cemz vsak nara
iii ma jednu hraz prdplavu !.
tim kamna v kajute pfevrzen,
a zpisobila ohen. v t6 chvil
n&kladnf parnik MacNaugh
ton projizdel druhym prdpla
vem, avsak ma pomoc liden
ma hoffcfm clunu nemohl phi
sp9ti, jezto branila mu Y ton
hr&z mezi obema prdplavy.
<& - .
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
TRESTANCI JESTE
VZDORUJf.
Bude puzito dynamitu ma do
byti jejich "pevnosti".

Eddyville, KY, 5. rfjna. We
zensti Irednici, til clenove
statni rady dobrocinnych a ka
raneckych dstavI a dIstojnici
narodni gardy sesli Sc dnes
casne z vecera k valecne po-
rad6, ma niz kampan 0 zmoc-
n9ni Sc tri odsouzenych vrahl
" jidelne zdejsi statni trestni-
ce, mela byti projednayana.
Pravi Sc, re pouziti dynami-
tn, jez pivodn6 zavrzeno, zno
va odporucovano jako prostfe-
!dek k zmocn&ni Sc trestancd,
kteri krone zlo6ind, pro nez
do v9zeni poslani, mali ma sve
domf zabiti tfi v9zenskych do
zorcI.
Mezitim Walters, Griffith a
Ferland, ktefi obl6hani jsou
ode stfedy, skryvajf Sc "a sill
nymi zdmi sve pevnosti. Dnes
opetn9 dest' stfel vrhan byl dc
budovy 2 rucnic j strojnich
pusek. Namnoze pfevlada pre-
sv&dceni, ze diva ze zbujnfk0
byli bud zastfeleni neb tezce
zraneni, avsak zadnych urci'
tych dikazI 0 tom neni.
| zadn6 vystfely nebyly vyps
leny obhajci ..'pevnosti" od
vcerejska od vecera, avsak dt
stojnici statni milice pomoc
polnich dalekohledd objevil
aspon jednoho muze pohybu
jfcfho Sc v jfdelne a diva le
zeli ma zemi.
Dnes doSla dalsi zasoba dy
namitu a bude ho nepochybn'
ipouzito, neosv9dcf-il SIC zadnJ
ljiny zpdsob ku zmocnenf s.
'trestanch.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
LEPSi BUDOUCN(ST v DOHLEDU.
DRfVEJSfMU BRITICKEMU PREMIEROVI DOSTA-
LO Sc SKVELEHO UVfTANl

New York, 5. fijna. David
Lloyd George prinesl dnes do
Ameriky uznani stareho sveta
"a pomoc teto zeme We svetove
valce, vyjadreni nadeje v uz-
81 jednotu obou velikych angli-
cky mluvicich narodi a vidinu
miru a lepsich dnd, jez pfi-
idou po povalecnych rozbro-
jich mezi narody Evropy.
Dotkl Sc poselstvi, jez A.
merice prinasi, We sve prvni
reci k uvitacimu vyboru v rad
nici a opakoval je podrobneji
o nekolik hodin pozdeji ma
banketu vystrojenem pro wy
.davatele a .redaktory United
Press Association v hotelu
Bi!tmore. Mluvil Sc zapalem,
jimz v kritickych dobach bri.
ticke politiky dovedl 81 ziska.
vati i nepratelske posluchace,
Valecnemu premieru brittle
ke rise dostalo Sc nadseneho
uvitani. Kdyz pristal u Bate.
ry z policejni lodi Macomb
ma niz byl rovnez uvitacf W.
Dor, jenz vyjel vstric vynika.
jicimu hosti az k parniku Mau
retania do karanteny, byl po.
zdraven zastupem citajicim-vi
ce nez deset tisic hlav.
Dalsi tisfcove tisnili Sc ko'
lem radnice. pax We 43 ulici
kde jest hotel Biltmore. Ma
radnicnim nam6sti -krftce
pred polednem policie rozehns
la prIvod Americkeho sdru
zen; pro uznani irske svobody
" n9mz neseny stity s urazli'
vymi napisy pro Velkou Bri
tanii. jakoz j pro Lloyds
George samotneho. Jinak ne
doslo k zadnym vytrznosten
a priieti, jehoz Sc dostalt
valecnemu premieru briticke
mu. bvlo nadSene srdecne.
Strucn8 shrnuto, Lloyt
George rekl. svym poslucha
Cum ma banketu United Press
ze starry j novv sv9t Cell spo
'lecn9 jednomu problemu, a 81
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
ZITA DOSUD KUJE PIXIE.

Pariz, 5. rijna. Excisarovna
Zita, vdova po drivejsim cisari
Karlovi rakousko-uherskem, o.
pustila tajn6 sve vyhnanstvi v
San Sebastian We Spanelsku a
odejela do Mnichova, die
zprav obdrzenych v Parizi
dnes. v Mnichove doufa pry
ziskati pomoc prince Ruprech
ia, k dosazeni sveho syna Ot-
ty ma uhersky trim. Otto jest
dosud nedosp6lym chlapcem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
KOSTI LIDf zIJlCfCH PRED
8 $4,000 ROKo.

Philadelphia, 5. ffjna. Kosti
a jine ostatky plemene lidf,
jez lilo pfiblizn6 pred $4,000
r,ku, byly objeveny v jiho-
zapadni Francii Dr.. Henry y.
Hallem z musea Pennsylvan-
ske university. DR.. Hall, jenz
vratil Sc vcera z Evropy, pra-
vii. ze ono pl6m6 lidf jenom
nepatrne isilo Sc cd zvifat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
vYJEDNAvANf o RJEKU.
Jugoslavie zada naprostou svr.
chovanost mad deltou Porto
BarrOs.
napOdobila bityu

Rim, S. rijna. "Zadny po-
krok nebyl ucinen v posled-
MIN tydnu We vyjednavani o.
hledne Rjeky". TAX vyslovil
Sc jugoslavsky vyslanec Anto
jevic vici zastupci americke-
no tisku, doloziv. ze prfcinou
toho jest okolnost, ze jugo-
slavsky parliament prave Ease
da a re ministersky predseda
Paste a ministr zahranicnich
zalezitosti Nimcic musi Sc SUI
castniti jeho schIzi. X tomu
pfipouienul Antojeyi6. De ne
smi byt zapomenuto, re
smlouva z Rapalla zdst&va v
platnosti re Jugoslavie ne
hodla Sc il vzdati, dokud neza
jisti 81 stejne, nell jeste vetsi
vyhody.
Jugoslavie trva totiz pevne
ma tom, ze musi podrzet napro
stou suverenitu mad deltou
Porto Barros u Rjeky, pone-
vac tato jest spojena zelezni-
ci primo Sc Zahrebem v Chor
vatsku, take jugoslavske zbo-
Ii mIze byti vyvazeno primo z
Porto Barros, aniz by procha
yeti muscle skrze Rjeku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
NovY cfNsKY PRESIDENT.

Peking, s. fijna. Marsalek
Tsao Kun, hlava severnich
militaristu. zvolen byl presi-
dentem Ciny parlamentem.
Nastupuje po Ii Yuan Hun
govi. jenz vidal Sc lfadu a
prchl do Tientsinu ma jare ma
|sledkem hrozive -situace v Pc
|kingu pfivod9ne militaristy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
PRVNf VOJENSKA PRE-
HLlDKA.
Pred presidentem pochodoval
pluk nSmofni pSchoty.

Washington, 5. rijna. Pre-.
sident Coolidge konal svoji
prvni vojenskou prehlidku
dnes jako vrchni velitel arma
dy a valecneho lod'stva, kdyz
patty pluk namorni .pechoty
Spojenych Statl pochodoval
kolem Bileho Domu, pri SVEN
navratu z manevri We state
Virginii.
Brigadni general Butler, We
litel namofnikd, podilel Sc ne
pochybne ma posledni> funkci
tohoto AruAs sscAot' lninf ode
brati sc do vysluzby.
President s pani Coolidge
ovou, sekretarem Denbym a
prirucim sekretarem Roosevelt
tenn q odboru namornictva, ad
mlralem Eberlem, Sefem ma
mornich operaci a general-ma
jorem Lejeunem, velitelem sbo
ru namornf pechoty, prehlize-
Ii pluk, jenz dobyl 81 nehy-
noucf slavy u Chateau Thiery,
Pc zitrejsim footballovem
zapase mezi cetou namornikI
a onou university Georgetown
ske, pluk sc vrati do Quantico,
Va.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
POVSTANf v PERU
POTLACENO.

Lima, Peru, 5. rijna.s Zatce-
MIN dvaceti vojenskych q civil
Mich vddci, peruanska vlada
zkrusila rozvetvene spiknuti
ma svrzeni pritomne statni
spravy. Projektovana revolta
byla odvracena v posledni
'chvili. Mezi zatcenymi byl
plukovnik Bustamante, jeden
z nacelnikl generalniho Sta
bu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06
FORDOvY ZAvODY v
POLSKU.

Varsava, 5. rfjna. Dnes w.
slo zde ma jevo, re Henry
Ford pomysli ma zrizeni tova-
rem zde ma vyrobu svych kar,
jez byly by prodavany We W.
chodni Evrope, Rusku a bliz-
KEN vychod9.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-06

Meztfm americky konec nejvetsiho lana pres Allan
ticky ocean mez Amekou Angl laden byl Far Rock
away ~ T.. briticky konec kaden byl Weston Super
Mare, Angie Pri vyroben tohoto noveho lana neivet
ho jake kdy byo zhotoveno operovani mofskch hlu
binach vice nez 100000 liber med 1,80OO 900 hber
kaucuku byo pouzito Tao totograe ukazuje kaden la
ma pfi angickem konci tehoz y
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
FEATURE BILL AT
REX SUNDAY
Valentino an Ace in Blood and
Sand" a New Paramount
Release

Rodolph Valentino in Blood and
Sand" his first Paramount picture
starring vehicle which will be the
feature at the Rex theatre Sunday
night portrays a Spanich ace" a
bull-fghter who has risen to the
same popularity in his profession as
that enjoyed by Babe" Ruth, Eddie
Rickenbacker, Jimmey Murphy and
Charles Paddock in theirs.
As Juan Gallardo," an idol of
Spain, Mr.. Valentino is called en-
dearingly by the bull-ring crowds,
''Espada," or spade" that being the
type of ace considered particularly
lucky in Andalusia.
The development of Juan Gallardo
from ragged urchin to a favorite
of his country and his loves for two
women are the basis of an intensely
interesting story written by Vicente
Blasco Ibanez and adapted by June
Mathis who wrote the scenario for
"The Four Horsemen of the Apocal-
ypse." "Blood and San is Fred
Niblo production. Lila Lee and Nita
Naldi have the leading feminine roles
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
DAMAGES NOT
GIVEN BY COURT
Statutes of Limitation Bars
Lake Tahoe Residents from
Rights to Damages to
Property

An action by Dr. Hartland Law,
wealthy resident of San Francisco,
Eugene d. N. E. I.ehe, Melville w.
Lawrence, H. o. Cosnstock and others
to obtain damages from the govern
ment reclamation officials of Lake
Tahoe for alleged damage to their
property from raising of the lake
waters was dismissed Monday by the
United States circuit court of ap-
peals at San Francisco, says the Reno
Gazette
The court held that the statute of
limitations prevented the suit.
The plaintiffs held that Arthur L.
Smith, gate keeper at the lake,
through the operation of the gates
raised the level of the water to such
an extent that it flooded their prop
erty on the lake shore.
This case has been pending since
about 1916, according to Reno men
familiar with the controversary. and
had its inception when federal recla-
nation officials raised the level of
Lake Tahoe to $3.50 feet. DR.. Law
and others along the south side of
the lake, it Is said, had built their
homes too close to the lake shore,
and when the level was raised, their
property was to some extent inundat-
ed.
For many years there has been
controyersary whether the maximum
raise of the lake should be four feet
or more.
! Before the reclamation service took
control, four feet was the manximum
and minimum raise, but the reclama-
tion service raised the level some
years ago to about six feet. Previous
efforts to compel the government to
pay damages we're futile, as the gov
ernment could not be sued, but when
the reclamation service assumed con-
troll of the lake property owners
again tried to obtain damages.
! According to some familiar with
the situation, property damage was
never serious in any instance. A. L.
Smith, gate keeper on which the
blame was placed by the complain
ants, still is in charge of the water
gate at the lake. supervising the lake
level in confirmity with reclamation
service requirements.
One result of the numerous con-
troversies over the lake level and the
occasional water shortages in Neva-
da is the decision to construct the
Spanish Springs reservoir, which will
insure water to all reclamation lands
in this section Of the state, and at
plentiful supply of water from Lake
Tahoe for power purposes, except
possibly, when the precipitation has
caused the lake level to drop up
usually low.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
PROTECTION FOR
RIVER TROUT
Commissioners Pass Ordinance
Prohibiting Fishing Above
River Bridge at Douglas
Power Dam
Fisherman

Fisherman!
It's tough luck
With the opening day of the fish
ing season drawing near and with
1t dreams of hooking big speckled
trout below the power dam on the
Carson river, along comes the county
commissioners with an ordinance
prohibiting fishing above the river
bridge to the dam and from the dam
to to the end Of smooth water In the
canyon. The law says that all
county ordinances must be published
for four weeks before effective assJ
by studying a calendar turned to the
month of April, you will find that the
ordinance appearing in this issue for
the first time, will be law three
days before the fishing season opens.
This will not be bad news, but
just the opposite to the members of
the Douglas county sportsmen club,
which, at a meeting held last fall.
recommended this very step.
The section above the dam, and
which is a natural feeding and
spawning place Tor river trout, was
closed two years ago. the ordinance
having recently expired, the new one
being drafted In its stead. That por-
ton of Carson river between the dam
and river bridge has been closed for
the reason that trout in large num-
bers congregate there preparatory to
entering the firsh ladder on their way
up the river. Sportsmen declare that
to allow finishing so close to the
ladder lacks all the elements of
sportsmenship.
bridge and above the dam and woe
be unto the fisherman who enters
the forbidden domain in quest OF
trout.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
SANITARY SURVEY OF STATE
Is NOW UNDER WAY

With the departure tonight for
Southern Nevada of Victor Cokefair,
deputy commissioner of food and
drugs and weights and measures, a
sanitary survey of the entire state by
this department will be under way.
This Is the first time such an enter
prise has been attempted and the re-
suit will be a compilation of scores
of the many establishments in the
state and of sanitary averages of
cities and towns.
On the forthcoming trip the deputy
will show whether the laws are being
ion at Las Vegas and will visit the
towns and cities in the South in
cluding Phoebe and Caliente. He will
inspect and score grocery stores,
bakeries, confectioneries, creameries,
houses, restaurants meat markets,
slaughter houses, dairies and hotels.
He also will inspect flour mills and
scales and gasoline pumps to obtain
data on weights and measures, says
the Reno Gazette.
According to Prof. s. C. Dinsmore,
state commissioner, who is in charge
of the survey, complete data on water
supply will be taken, samples of
milk, butter, ice cream, bread and
other dairy and bakery supplies will
be collected and sent to the labora-
tory for analysis.
AS the inspection is completed in
each community, averages will be
computed and each community will be
scored as a whole. For example, all
grocery stores in a town will be in
spected and scored and an average
score of these establishments will be
taken. The same steps will be taken
with reference to meat markets, etc.
and when all of the establishments
have been thus inspected and scored
grand average of the community
will be taken.
In this way, Prof. Dinsmore hopes
to obtain a complete check on sani-
tary conditions in all parts of the
state and at the same time informa-
tion to be brought to the department
commissioner will begin his inspect
generally complied with regarding
weights and measures. 1t will re-
quire several months to complete the
task
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
PROSPERITY OF
FARMERS BASIS
OF ALL WEALTH

The urgent need for a better un-
derstanding between the important
groups of citizens engaged in agri-
culture, in industry, and in general
business Is forcefully pointed out by
Henry C.. Wallace, secretary of agri-
culture, in statement discussing
their relationship.
'As our civilization becomes more
complex" he declares, "the relation
ship between the agriculture, industry
and general business becomes more
and more intimate. What hurts the
one will certainly hurt the others.
In general, what helps one will help
the others. They must work together
for the common good
"The drop in price which began
early in 1920 is familiar history.
Farmers were the first to suffer and
suffered most. Taking prices of 1918
as representing 100, the price of
farms products in May, 1920, stood
at 23S. During that month they be-
gan to fall, and before the decline
could be arrested they had dropped
below the 1913 level, standing at "a
in December 1921. Then we had a
terrible vivid illustration of our de-
pendence upon agriculture and the
intimate relationship between agri-
cultural prosperity and business
prosperity Many farmers could moi
pay current expenses. The ratio be-
tween prices of things the farmers
produced and sold and prices of the
things they bought were so distorted
that they were force to practice the
most rigid economy and reduce theiI
! buying to absolute necessities.
"The turn was reached in the
winter of 1922, since which tim,
there has been a gradual increase il
the price of farm products. Gradual
/ ly farmers have been able to pay
some of their debts and resume their
buying. As a result there has been
a steady Improvement in business
until now there is general optimism
The ratio between prices of farm
products and prices of other CON-
modities is still abnormal. Until
this ratio becomes more nearly nor
NAL the full measure of prosperity
will not be restored.
I'VE have about s6.50O,000 farms.
More than one-fourth of all our peo-
pie who are engaged in gainful oc-
cupations work on farms. The capi-
tai invested in farming is about S7O,-
/ 900 900 900. The money invested in
farm buildings, live stock, not in
Guiding the value of the farm land
would buy all the railroads in the
United States and in addition a con-
siderable number of mines.
"The number of people engaged in
farming is so per cent greater now
than in 1870, but the volume of crop
production in 1920 was 256 per cent
greater than in 1870"
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
FIVE STAMP MILL
in OPERATION
Old Millard- Mcdonald Mine Is
Again Producing Rich Ore
Under Management of
+. c. Everett

For the first time in many years,
a five-stamp mill is in operation with
in eighteen miles of Gardnerville and
from all reports is hammering ont
gold from rich ore taken from the
old Willard-McDonald mine by F. c.
Everett and associates. This news
was brought to Gardnerville yster-
day by C. Pohl, who owns several
mining claims in the Mountain House
district.
Mr.. Everett secured control of the
Willard Mcdonald mine a number OF
years ago and carried on considerable
exploration work in the hope of re-
covering the rich gold ledge that
gave up fabulous riches in early days
In this work he was successful, after
which he interested San Francisco
parties with the result that work or
the erection of fiye-stamp mill was
started last fall. The mill was com.
pleted recently and is now crushing
rock from this famous old mine.
The Mountain House districtA is
one of the most highly mineralized
zones in this section, and during the
past year considerable activity has
taken place there. The Willard-Mc-
Donald mine is in the heart of this
district and many years ago produc-
ed gold bullion in considerable ex-
tent. The ledge was finally lost ant
for many years different mining
operators made endeavors to pick ur
the lost ledge without success
Finally F. C. Everett secured contro
of the mine and success has crowned
his labors where others have failed
1t is reported that the considerable
ore has been blocked out in the mine
and that the five-stamp mill will be
kept busy for long time to come
In crushing the ore.
The Record-courier. [volume] (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1904-current, 1923-04-06
PEOPLES METHODIST CHURCH

Tonight at the Rex theatre the
"Spinsters Convention" play by
the Epworth League will be given
One hundred dollars in laughs fol
fifty cents. BE sure and attend.
The Easter season is now over
than ever We need you every Sun
day
Next Sunday, Sunday School at
10 a. m. Abraham the Hero oi
Faith" The Sunday school studies
are now in the Old Testament. Now
is the time to begin full attendance
for the new quarter.
Sunday morning worship at II
a. m. Sermon subject. why be
long to church? Or the Bible and
the Church. Then Communion sery'
ice at the close. We invite every
body.
The Junior League meets at 6;4'
D. m. Mrs. Wells, superintendent
Marjorie Dack, leader. Subject
Good Words"
Epworth League and evening serv
ices at 1880 p. m. Everybody Is In
vited Principal subject: Christian
Motive In Recreation" or how should
we develop our fun. Miss Hull, lead
er.
Go to church Sunday and ever,
Sunday.
CARL ]. WELLS, Pastor