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The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
DEATH OF l.. O. HENDERSON

l.. o. Henderson, former warden
of the state penitentiary and promi-
nent in Democratic politics and bank
ing died in a hospital in San Fran
cisco Thursday evening. The de-
ceased had been suffering with heart
trouble for many months and his
friends feared he could not survive
The deceased was II years of age
and a grandson of the late Governor
Bradley. He leaves a widow and one
daughter, a sister, Mrs. Belle Brown
of San Francisco and two brothers.
John S. Henderson and Charles Hen
derson. The funeral will be held in
Elko, for many years his home.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21

the local product. I'VE lack business
triotism-edueate your people up
to that and you will get over" Mr.
Simmons then suggested that a meet
ing be held with the manufacturing
and promotion committee which was
done later in the day.
Former governor Boyle made a
short talk on cooperation and assur-
ed the Fallon people that Reno is for
Fallon, as the people realize that it
is growing center and that much of
Reno's prosperity depends on the
project and it's advancement.
Mr.. Swingle, as a delegate, recited
project is doing but confined himself
mainly to the proposed sale of the
university extension farm, which he
denounced as "a bad policy. He in
sisted that because 1t did not pay in
money value that it was no reason
for abandonment. 'If all the state
institutions were on a paying basis
there would be no occasion for ap-
propriations," was his telling re-
mark. He insisted that the univers-
ity farm be maintained as 1t is part
of the education of the boys who in
tend to follow farming on intelligent
lines. His remarks we're enthusiast
ically received.
Hal Mighels of the Standard while
speaking for the cannery as an in
dustry paid more attention to the
road between Fallon and Carson,
which he insists is as important to
the future of this section, by bring
ing in settlers, as any objective now
under consideration. Fred Straus-
berg made afew remarks on the nee
essity of industry in the valley and
was followed by Jake Bible, who is
for anything that tends to make bus
mess and feature Fallon as the one
big valley that is open for settlement
and population.
The returning delegation feels that
the stepping stone has been laid fol-
the canning plant and also that Reno
is in earnest in its endeavor to cult
vate its smaller sister 1t is possible
that other meetings between the
clubs will be held to take up other
important matters that are pending.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
TRIAL ON MARCH 18th

The trial of Robert Raine and
John Brite for the alleged murder of
Atha ("Nick") Carter, federal pro-
hibition officer, at Palisade on the
night of December 80, 1922, will take
place at Eureka on March 18th.
This was the announcement of fed
eral prohibition officers who con-
ferred with District Attorney Edgar
Father of Eureka county.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
APPROVE HONEY DAY

The Record Courier of Gardner
Vile has taken up the slogan of hon
ey day and is asking that the govern
or set aside a day for the eating and
dispensing of honey throughout the
state. The paper states that Douglas
county is one of the producing cen
tres and joins with Fallon in asking
that Nevada make 1t a day to help
the bee men and their product to a
better market condition. Milt Wal
lace started something.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
FREE ART EXHIBIT

The Florence Humphrey Church
Art Exhibit will be shown in the bal
cony of the Gray, Reid & Company
store, from February 26
to March 8. The collection Is being
shown under the auspices of the Par
ent Teachers Association and the Ar
temesia Club. The exhibit is free
and the public is cordially invited to
see IT,
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
RRING IN RICH ORE

A new find of high grade gold is
reported from a point southeast of
Broken Hills. An Italian miner and
his son who have been prospecting
in the district were showing some
picture rock about Fallon this week.
While the exact location was not
known to those about this city the
district has furnished some sensa-
tional values. In this case the ore
instead of carrying silver in majority
is speckled over with gold,
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
ED REED Is SELECTION

Ed Reed. brother of Al Reed of
this city, has been named as agri-
cultural extension agent for Lyon
county by Cecil w. Creel, agricul-
tural director of Nevada.
Eddie Reed, graduate from the
state university and also from Cal
ifornia college at Davis, takes the
place made vacant by T. w. Buck
man who recently resigned.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
MEETINGS
ON STREET SATURDAY EVE.

The evangelistic meetings at the
Baptist church are proving very sat
isfactory to the church, very mat
erial increase in membership having
so far resulted. A meeting is to be
held on the street next Saturday ev-
ening, and the ministers in charge
invite all Christian people who can
to be present at this meeting, Rev.
Chappelle remarking in his an
nouncement that "Christ did most of
his preaching on the street." 1t is
stated that the meetings will close
next Sunday evening. when quite a
number will be baptised.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
ANNUAL SALE

The 4th Anniversary Sale at Nc
Lain's will commence Saturday,
March 3rd and will continue over the
following week. At this time we
will change the store name and close
out several lines of goods. We will
also have our Trimmed Hat Opening
during the sale. Watch for our
advertisement 17t1
Trimmed Hats at McLain's. II
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
HARD To BELIEVE

A recent survey OF the water OF
Reno by the health bureau states
that Reno and Sparks averages ten
million gallons per day, or an aver
age of 705 gallons per day per inhab-
liant Considering the steady arrests
for infractions of the Volstead act
and the amount of white mule con-
fiscated it is hard to believe that the
Remote actually consumes the water
that is credited to their thirst.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
MOVING TO NEW QUARTERS

The Nevada Commission Company,
which is handling products of all
kinds including vegetables, poultry
and rabbits. has moved its plant ac-
ross from the city hall to Main street
north of the Rex theater.
This firm is expanding and from
all appearances is in line to handle
a lot of the commission business from
Fallon. The firm intends to cater to
local or retail trade as well as the
wholesale market.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
SEEK HIGHER SALARIES

The Storey County members of the
legislature have presented a bill ask
ing for a general raise of salaries for
county officials of their county. The
salary list was trimmed down dur
ing the low tide of finance. With
the revival of mining and increase of
revenues and population the officials
are asking for an increase OF approx
imately thirty per cent.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
CIVIC CLUB TO ENTERTAIN

The members of the Women's Civic
Club of Fallon will entertain at a
Colonial tea at the chamber of com
merce rooms. on Thursday afternoon
from 2:30 to o'clock. Ladies from
the country and this city are invited
to attend.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
ASSESSOR Is INJURED

George Miles, assessor of Lander
county was painfully injured when
the passenger coach on the V. & t.
railroad was sideswiped by freight
car door. The compact broke out
all IL the windows on one side of the
coach and Mr. Miles suffered severe
cuts from flying glass.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
PARADED THE FORDS

Saturday the Fallon Motor Sales
Company unloaded a car load OF
brand new spick and span Fords, and
in order that the world may know
both Henry and the sales people are
on the job the nine new Fords from a
touring to a coupe were given a par
ade headed by Fordson tractor.
No use talking, the people will
have their Fords even II they have
to come In by car loads.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21

Bank messengers and jewelry
store clerks should see Tom Mix in
his most recent William Fox picture,
'The Fighting Streak" which comes
to the Palace Theater Thursday and
Friday. If they would learn how to
foil hold-up men. Mix is an expert
shot and an artist on drawing his
gun before the other fellow draws.
He demonstrates this clearly in this
thrilling Western picture.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM AT III. S.
ON WASHINGTON's BIRTHDAY

There viii be a patriotic program
at the high school Thursday after
noon commencing at 1:15 o'clock,
commemoi ating the birthday of
George Washington. An address will
be delivered by George Kenny. The
public is invited to attend.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
PLACER RETURNS

The gold dredger operating in Gold
Canyon, between Dayton and Silver
City, which is operated by the Buck
eley Wells people, recovered s99,657
in placer gold during the year of
1922. The dredge is now operating
on richer ground and the returns are
anticipated as being much higher
this season.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
NOTICE

Mr.. e. J. Cooper, deputy collector
of internal revenue, will be at the
Commercial hotel on February 10th,
goth, 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and
25th, to assist taxpayers on income
tax matters.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
DISPOSAL OF STOCK

In the disposal of the stock and
fixtures of the Blue Bird Shop the
bid of J. e. McLain for the fixtures
was accepted by the trustee. The
stock went to Harvey Kolhouse.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21
CHICKEN DINNER

A chicken dinner will be given by
the ladies of the Baptist church, Fri
day, the 23rd, from IL until o'clock
in the basement of the church. soc
plate. 17t1
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21

While revival meetings are being
held In Reno the young people have
formed fish and game association.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1923-02-21

Come in or phone us about
Surprise Valley Alfalfa Seed;
Recieaned Seed Barley. Con-
sOIiddted Warehouse Co. Phone
I4II.
Evening star., 1923-03-04
Special for Spring Use,
Room Size Fiber Rugs

A very attractive collection OF
new fiber rugs, in Jacquard weave
designs, in all colors, plain and all
over designs. They are
specially priced, and 90 r.
decide decidedly merit0ri0us S8.65
values ..............
Evening star., 1923-03-04
CIuny Lace DOiIies and Centers
Half Price,

Just for the Advance Easter Sales
we have priced these attractive
pieces at just half. Many effective
designs, all pure linen, trimmed
with cluny lace
20 and p inch doiles reduced to- :. Sl.S8
% to Sc inch centerpieces reduced to 1913
IS to 81 inch centerpieces reduced to SS.98
First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-04
3-Day Sale of Notions

Bias Seam Tape, white, black
and colors, vari Gus 1C1Z
widths 12-yard piece lS%C
Celluloid Thimblss, white, -
pink and blue. 2 for. oC
Lingerie Tape, pink. blue and
white. 2 6-yard pieces 1Co
with bodkn. AcS
Rick Rack Braid, white
and colors. 3 and yard -
pieces
houlder Strappiny for
lingerie. White, pink and -.
blue. Yard ................ ~
Colored Cotton, including black
and white. 200 yard H.
spools. for. LII
Evening star., 1923-03-04
Buty Chy',e, Special,
68c Yard

Its highly mercerized finish
makes it desirable for many
spring underthings. 3o inches
wide, in stripes and plain co1ors.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-04

A Wind.up Sale of Velour Pill
'ows-Just 200 of these left. You
know what we sold them for regu-
larly, SO there's no secret about the
size of the savings. Plenty 70.
of good colors, too. Each, OOC
Fifth Floor.
Evening star., 1923-03-04

Imported table damask of highly me
20 inches wide and an extra fine quality.
Table Napkins-All pure linen table napkins,
extra heavy quality, in assorted pat Qh M
terms H-inch size, dozen.......... pO'O
Turkish Bath Towels-Whte Turkish tow
els, extra heavy and large size. Splendid
wearing qualities. Very specially h2c
Huck ToweIs-Whte cotton huck towels,
firmly woven, soft and absorbent. Size 8c
Crash Towelng-For roller or small towels,
this is splendid, we'll wearing quality. C7c
Pure linen crash, with red border, yard, HAC
Evening star., 1923-03-04

Floor Coverings and Draperi
Advance Easter Sales at prices S
all kinds, as we'll as imported go
in long time.
Evening star., 1923-03-04
Sale of Printed
Cotton Churn,euse
59c Yard

A beautiful silky finished ma
terial, printed with floral de-
signs on various colored back
grounds. For pajamas, lingerie
and negligees. Regularly 89c.
Specially priced for this sale
only.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19

do decidido a que todo salga a medida
de mis- dese6s.
Cuantos empieados tiene?
Los suficientes, para atender con
toda prontitud todo.
tNuestra conversation queda inte-
Errumpiaa por un instante a una insi-
nuaei6n de- nHestfa .amatnuf''.s / I'm
ln0nento Quietos !. Pueden Sc
4guiE! Y Sc lfeva en- su camara la
instaAfaraa qnA aparscefk en- naestFa
pr6xima edici6n grafica.
Seguimos...
Como es possible, senior Vargas,
que siendo Gpayama. una poblaci6n de
IA iHaPortaneia de Areeibo, Mayasiiez,
Aguadilla ! Rio Piedras. postalmente
hablando, sno tengamos servicio de
|carterOs
lie dire. En- verdad aaquf no Sc
han hecho las diligencias necesarias
para etteneF este gran seryicio, ell cual
20 comprendo es de su importaneia;
= x =
Epero estoy hacienda las diligencias ne
Icesafias para que este range sea esta-
Ebleeido en- sesta poblacion. "a que ei
pueblo me 10 pide. Para clio cuento,
como es natural, con La cooperation
del nismo.
.--iY que diligeneias tiene que hacer
eI pueblo de Gllayama sobre este par
ticular?
Que ell Gobierno Municipal Sc to-
me ell interes necesario para que todas
las casas sean Iaumeradas en- debida
ferina y que las aceras sean arregla-
das conFenientemente.
gY usted conffa en- obtener este del
NTunicipio?
10 eonffo en- que las autoridades
municfpales me prestaran su coopera-
ei6n mas decidida sobre este asunto,
para dotar ,Guayama de esta otra
necesidad postal, va que considero es-
To nm magnfico servicio. Una vez con,
|seguidog este estar& mas satisfecho.
Siempre creo que el Munieipio Sc to-
mara el mayer interes possible, para
que nnestFa eiudaa euente con todos
los adelantos moaernos dentre del SER
yieiO de coITeos.
Que opina usted respecto la ms
talaei0lI de buzones de familia?
Que es una gran cosa para la CO.
modidad facflidad en- ell reparto. Yo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Madrid, 1923.
Las Flechas del Amor
(Por Alberto Insua).
Jaime sola.


Publicada por "RenacimientO" Sc
ha puesto la venta una nueva edi-
ci0n de esta preciosa noyela de Alber-
to Insua.
Agota6la rapidamente Ia edici6n an
terror. estamos seguros que ha de ser
recibida en- el mercado literario como
una nueva production de tan afama-
do noyelista.
Los mejores elogiQs que de ella pu-
dieramos hacer van expresados en- el
pr6logo que ostenta la oBra como una
galard6n de su merito, del insigne es-
critor frances Mauricio Barres.
En- 81 Sc encomia el merito revelan-
te de este autor y de esta obra lie
ma de passion, sana Y fuerte. la que
Sc une La fluidez de un estilo que lie
caracteriza = que ha contribuido a qne
ell nombe de Insua sc cotice entire los
rrimeros de nuestros noyelistas con-
temporaneos.
LAS flechas del amor es una no.
vela de juyentud en- que sus prOtago-
nistas nos hacen recordar escenas vi
yidas en- la primavera de la vida, Guam
do Ell alma roza es toda altruismo v
passion desinteresada y noble nos ha-
ce recordar algdn desengafo que dejo
en- nuestro espfritu un tinte de me-
lancolfa.
Ell ambiente madrile1o en- que So
desarrollan sus escenas presta un co
lorido jovial alegre a esta obra lie
ma de amenidad.
La portada del gran dibujante Ri
has nos invita- q poseer esta obra come,
IN cuadro que rememora nuestro pre-
terito.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Los Progresos. dc Guayama

|0pino que todes los habitantes deben
Eteper su buz0n privado enssa casa, pa
IA que Ell cartero al efeef0df el repair
to en- su recorrida, pueda depositar la
correspondence en- el buz6n sin nece-
|sidad de moiestar.
~ Cual sera el cosfo de este buz6ns
4Se pncden conseguir, tlesde $1.00
en- adelante. Todo depende de la cali
dad. Yo me encargare de que los due
nos de casa, no tengan que pagar un
precio que no sea razonable. Como es-
te trabajo de los buzones es cosa fdcil,
tengO pensado una vez consegnida la
authorization, llevarlo a La Escuela de
Aftes manuales de esta ciudad, para
yer 81 allf 10 pueden hacer, contando
como es natural con Ia cooperation del
seiior Inspector de Escuelas De esta
forma los nifiOs Sc ejercitaran en- un
trabajo para ellos desconocido. Asf Sc
ha hecho en- algunos Estados del Con-
tinente americana.
-; Como fu6 que ell senior Domfnguez
pudO obtener ell arfiendO de este mag
nffieo edificie por parte del Gobierno? I?
Ell sefior Dominguez, como otros
seii0res de 10 lecalidad, hicieron sus
ofertas al Gobiernn, pero ell senior Do
minguez, al hacer Ia suya. Ia hizo bajo
la base de equipo, es decir que 6l en-
tregarfa al Gobierno la casa debida-
mente equipada con todos los adelan-
tos que Las necesidades del Correo ext
ljen. De esta manera, ell seiior Domin-
Eguez consigui6 que ell Departamento
de COrreos aceptara su proposition.
+ -; Por cuanto tempo ha sido heeho
el contrate2
-Por diez afies.
Con esta Ultima manifestation del
sefior Vargas, damos por terminada
nuestra entrevista, que fu6 muy anne
ina sin1patica. Nos levantamos. Agra
decemos fntimamente al senior Vargas
la cortesfa dispensada: Estreehamos
la diestra del homhre culto Y progre-
tsista, salimos a la calle, profunda-
mente satisfechos del resultado de esta
I.interview', que sirve de adorno es-
te modesto trabajo mfo, Y solo tien-
de a hacer un acto de soberana justi-
| lcia...
AGUSTIN NAVARRO.
Guayama, P. R.
| Mario de 1928
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19

arteria neoyorkina es una succession de
casas muy atlas con pisos muy bajos;
la Avenida del Condo de Penalver es
un planted de palacios. Ferminado
el primer trozo, Sc construye ahora
ell segundo. Y en- este Ell tamafio, la
suntuosidad y la gracia son mayores
que en- el primero. Los edifcios pue-
den llamarse con mas propiedad ras-
cacielos. Y en- ellos puso todayia mas
ell buen gusto de los arquitectos.
Uno de estos, gallego, Antonio Pa
lacios, es ell verdadero transfermador
de Madrid. No 10 Gambia con extrava-
gancias de dudoso gusto, como ell in
dudablemente genial Gandi, que SEM
bro de originalidades ell paseo de Gra-
cia de Barcelona; 10 hace realizando
un arte nuevo, en- ell cual funde las
caracteristicas de los estilos funda-
mentales romantico y g6tico, acomo-
dandolos las exigencias de la epoca,
trasplantandolos al siglo en- que vi
vimos.
Palacios, para este, ha empezado
por sentir ell noble Y ell austero des-
prendimiento de los grandes artistas.
Sus ideas son sus ideas Y sobre elias
no claudica. I'm millionaire gijones lie
encargo hace POGO el proyecto de un
palaeio que habia de llevar en- 10 alto
un abohardillado a la francesa. Esto
era una aberracion dentro del estilo
espaiiol propuesto por Palacios y 10
rechazo este. Insistio el millionaire.
Ell arquitecto renuncio los miles de
duros que lie producirfa el plano y Sc
quedo con la satisfaction de ser fiel a
sus principles, la fe con la cual va
infuyendo en- tai forma en- la arqui-
tectura espanola que, acknowledgements,
va a senalar una epoca.
Y porque el la senala, Madrid Sc
esta transfo1mando., Todos los ar
quitectos Sc ven obligados a poner una
idea a la par que ponen una piedra.
Hay un pensador, que ademas es una
actividad Y un gran prestigio, que los
acucia. No caben va las fachadas
anodinas, los edifcios sin alma. Ell
que Sc proyecta hoy ha de superar al
que Sc construyo aver. Los capitals
tas parecen dispuestos seguir en- es-
ia bella emulaci6n los arquitestos.
Ell segundo trozo de la Gran Via hace
pensar asi. Pues del tercero- va Sc
dice que sera mejor.
En- tanto, Madrid, que Sc hermosea
con arreglo una arquitectura genial
y espanolisima, que va ser muy
pronto una de las poblacionesf mas
hellas de la TERRA, sigue siendo, por
su hospitalidad, por su tbouhomie" !,
por su algeria, por su mo me- impor-
ia" caraeteristieo, la ciadad mas sim
patica, mas acogedora, mas sugestiva
del mundo. :.
Jaime SOla.
Madrid 1909
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
INGENDIo EN- SANTA ISABEL

A las tres de Ia tarde del II del
actual, Sc quemaron nueve casas en- un
suburbio de aquella poblaci6n, siendo
s1s moradores en- su1generalidad, gem
tie pobre. Tambien hubo que destruir
tres y desmantelar cuatro mas, para
localizar las llamas. El inccndio pa
rece comenz6 en- un cafaveral situado
cerca del pobIado. Sc investiga el
case.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-19
Concerto de Radio

La International General Electric
Cmpany de San Juan, Puerto Rico,
nos hal suministrado Ell siguiente pro-
grama de Radio-telefonfa, que sera d1
do hoy lunes 10 de MARIO Gle 1928
Largo de onda $40. metros.
Hora de Puerto Rico 9:4j.
1.-Programa musical.
Solo de piano, Marcel. . GODDARD.
Por Por John Cowgirl. -
a. The House with Nobody in it,.
Kilmer.
b. Trees ). Kilmer.
Por GenevieYe Liddane.
3-Solo de contralto, Kashmiri Song
de Indian Love Lyrics. Frinden.
Por Mrs. Clarence T. Weaver.
4.--Duetto de pianos, Sylphid's Waltz
:. FRANKIE.
Por Mr.; Cowgirl Y J. Austin Springer.
5.-Solos de tenor,
a. Gray Days. johnson.
b. A Dream. Bartlett.
Por Olin G. Leslie.
Sonora F. p. Tinklepaugh, acompa-
fiante.
a. Training the Other Woman's
Child. Hoffman.
b. People will talk. Anon.
Por Geneyieve Liddane.
7.-Solo dc piano.
Scotch Poem. Mac Dowell..
Por Por John Cowgirl.
8.-Solo de Contralto.
My Ain Folk. Old Scotch.
Por Mrs. Clarence 7. Weaver. &
0-Duetto de pianos, Bridal Song, de
Sinfonfa, A Rustic Wedding. Gold
Mark
Por Mr.. Cowgill j. Austin Springer.
de tenor.
Goodbye. Tosti.
For Oiln u. Lesile.
11.-Lectura:
Young Fellow, Ny Lad. Service.
Por Geneyieve Liddane.
12.-Solo de Piano. Prelude in c.
Sharp Minor. Rachmaninoff. Il
Por Por John Cowgill,
13.--Solo de contralto,
Mavourneen. Lang.
Por Mrs. Clarence T. Weaver.
de Pianos,
Norwegian Dance. Griegg.
Por Mr.. Cowgirl and Mr.. SPRINGER.
Por Por John Cowgirl.
de tenor,
love thee. .Griegg.
de Piano,
The Whispering Wind i. wallenhaup
Por Olin G.. Leslie.