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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Mas Gesky radni pomohl pora-
ziti mayorovo veto.

Mayorovo veto, jfmz nedo-
voleno bylo, ably mestskym me-
tar1m a nizs1m zr1zenc1m
mestske spravy dany byly v le-
tn1 dobe tydenn1 prazdniny,
porazeno bylo zcela zaslouze-
ne pondell mestskou radou,
jez krone Bryanta, predsedy
mestske rady, hlasovala proti
zakazu mayorovu. Mezi rad
mimi, kterf ujali Sc nizsfch zff-
zencd plnou svoji vahou, jest i
mas cesky radn1, p. Aug. klec-
ka.
Mnozi zcela trefne pozna-
menali, re vyssim mestskym u
rednfknm pridava sc ma vyso-
kych jejich sluznych bez ja-
kychkoliv rozpaku a pro ty
mens1 ze niceho nenl. Mayor
a tt vyssf prazdniny 81 vezmou
kdy Sc Jim uzda - re sluzne-
no bez ohledu ma poplatnictvo
jiste "a prazdniny centu nevra-
tt. Proc nemel by aspof1 ne
jaky den ten nizsf 81 odpoci-
nouti? Odpocinku zasluhuje
jiste vice neil ten, ktery jen pc
roucf, chladku nebo teple 81
howl! Clovekem je prave tax
jako oni!
- Mestska rada nedovolila
da1ei pravo komisaf6m pro O.
tevfran1 novych ulic, aby tito
jmena ulic mohli 81 imenovati,
iak Sc Jim uzda. Ma vyboru,
jenz rozhodnym slovGm ode
prel pravo toto komisardm "a
seda mas radnf, Aug. Klecka.
AZ mayor Jackson Sc vratl "a
tyden Atlantic City bude pTi-
pravena nova ordinance, jez 81
vyzada, ably zmeny ku schva-
lenf predkladany byly mestske
rade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Vydslali ST kaznici $4,000.

Fiskalnl rok Marylandske
kaznice koncfcf 80. zar1, byl
jedn1m nejleps1ch pro tres
tance, kteT1 vydelali 81 sunni a
81 $149,000, cili deset tisic
dolari vice nezli roku pfedes-
leho.
Stat z prace trestancu z1skal
"a poslednf rok $225,000 cili
o sest tisfc vice nezli pred tim.
Trestanci ku svemu dobru ulo-
zili 81 v bankach ma $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31

Je. tedy posou, kdyz panove La
Toilette, Berger a Hillquit wy
davaj1 Sc "a jedine m1rumilov-
ne lidi " Americe.
Tolik mann pravo r1ci a tolik
rlci je povinnostl kazdeho ces-
keho nebo slovenskeho cloveka
zijicich v Americe. A to jsem
Sc jeste AMI nedotkl zname La
podpory maRarske
veci v senatu. To je vsak nut
no nit ma mysli a jmenovit6
by to nemeli poustet Sc zfete-
lie Slovaci.
V pTatelske 1ct6,
KAREL PERGLER.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Sedm domG poskozeno ohnsm.

Ohnem, ktery asi zavinen byl
pfevrzenlm petrolejovych ka-
men, zniceno bylo v nedeli v
noci sedm domkd obydlenych
zflzenci STANDARD Fertilizer
Works v Curtis Bay.
Domky vystaveny bylyispolee
nostl V povalecne dobe. Ma IL
slce osob sbehlo Sc Brookly-
nu Curtis Bay ku pozaru.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Dopis p. K. Perglera.
Washington, 27. rfjna 1924.

Washington, 27. rfjna 1924.
Vazena redakce -
V nedeli bylo mi polozeno
nekolik dotaz1 We veci zahra-
nicniho lprogramu senatora La
Folletta. Podobne "a meho
nedeln1ho pobytu v Baltimore
ptala sc mne ma vec celia fada
1castnikn oslavy. Muj 1kol
"a danych okolnostf nen1 poll
ticky je samozrejmo, re S
uzsiho hlediska politickeho ne
mohu Sc otazkou zabyvat. ia
ko cesky clovek, mluvfc1 k ces-
kym lidem, nam vsak pravo
f1ci toto:-
Senator LaFollette vyslovu-
jese pro pronikavou revisi pa
Tizkych mlrovych smluv, (jiny-
mi slovy, vyslovuje Sc pro od-
cineni temer vseho, co ma mi
rove konferenci ucinil a dosa-
hi Woodrow Wilson. Uz mad
tim je nutno Sc pozastaviti. A
je prece jasne,ze jakykoliv po-
kus O revisi parfzskych miro
vych smluv znamena ohrozeni
ceskoslovenske neodvislosti. ia
sice nemam o budoucnost ma
roda obav, bylo by vsak naiv-
MIN optimismem, kdybychom
81 neuvedomili, ze nepfatele
ceskoslovenske veci pokusi sse
zmenu rozsudku, vyvolanehc
mad mimi valkou. Senator La
Toilette, at uz svedome nebe
nevedome, temto nepratelun
malych narodl pracuje do ru
kou, kdyz nekritecky a docels
vseobecnymi frasemi vola pc
revisi mirovych smluv. Nacha
ri Sc ostatne po teto STRANGE W
spolecnosti Viktora Bergra
ktery "a valky tax urputne sta
proti pozadavku ceskosloven
ske neodvislosti ktery dine
versaillske mfrove 1mluvy ma
zyva dabelskym paktem (hel
lish pact).
S hlediska sirsfho, revise We
saillskych mfrovych smluv b
proste znamenala novou Walk
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Pokousal tfi osoby v Is
rninutach.

Tri osoby pokousany byly
v necelych Is minutach nezna-
mym psem v JIM cast mesta.
Ma McHenry ulici pokousana
Jim byla 14-leta Margaret o.
Grady, V peti minutach pozde-
il ma S. Pulaski ulicit t1O-lety
Franklin Breintenbach ma
narozl Eagle a Monroe ulice
73-lety Michael Rusk.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Nalezen proseknutym hrdlem

Padesat diva roxy starry John
Lowrey dopraven byl v utery
proseknutym hrdlem do ne
mocnice. Hrdlo proseknuto
bylo jemu We rvacce, kterou
svedl byvalym saloonfkem,
jenz po rvacce prchl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Pokorns placenim pokuty.

Allen Thompson z Roslyn V
nedeli platil pokutu $40 ma
severozapadnf policejnf stanici
odsouzen byv k nj soudcem pro
neporadne chovan1 Sc.
Rozhnevany odsouZeny no.
dill desitku' zhurta ma stIl a u
razeny soudce diktoval mu do
dotecnou petku pro urazku
soudu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Nezapomenutelne nasi Sestre
Zakladatelce Sborove
spolusestra.

Odesla a jiz Sc nevrat1!
Kdo mas starsfch krajanG
Baltimorskych by neznal nas1
Narodnf pracovnici a zaklada-
telku Short, pf. Aloisii We ar
novou, ktera vzdy S milym l.
smevem ma rtech, podavala sve
ruky kazde move clence ku Sbo
ru? zadne pero neni to Wy
psati, co vykonala ctena alvza-
cna tato zena pro Sbory Balti-
morske. Pred IA lety zalozi-
la Sbor "Ctilada" {. Is. jed.
Pozdeji zaloziIa Sbor "Vlasti-
mila' {. 20. S.P.J. a opet poz-
deli zalozila druhe c1slo Sboru
'Vytrvalost" {. 35. S. P. ]. a
pak ma to opet pozdeji zalozen
byl zde Sbor opet drahou ze-
snulou, "Sdruzenf Baltimor-
skych Ceskych DAM. Draha
nase zesnula byla vzdy nasl
neunavnou pracovnici We vsech
t6chto sborech. kde vzdy S las
kou a ochotou 1Tady zodpoved-
ne zastavala, byla nas1 radky-
nj, nasf matkou nas1 vzacnou
zenou, upTfmnou vlastenkou,
ktera nenf a nebude vice ma
sfch Short k nahrazen1. Ia
krasneho dne We stredu We 2.
hod. odpoledne sesly Sc sestry
sborove by posledne pohl6dly
We tvar sve sestry drahe ne
zapomenuteln6, pf. Aloisie Wo
hrnove. Krasna slova rozlou-
cenf drahou zesnulou promlu-
villa predsedka Sboru Cailada
(. Is. jed, pan1 Frantiska
Kaucky, kteraz mile zesnule
byla It6z milou pTftelkyn1.
Ia Sbor "Vlastimila" {. 20
S.P.J. promluvila vfela slova
1t9chy. v dome smutku i na
hTbitove PAM Marie termak
predsedka a mila pfltelkyne
drahe zesnule. Dale promlu
villa "a Sbor "Jarom1ra", JIG
D.. PAM Antonio Patek krasnt
slova 1techy v dome smutku
op9t Sc ujala slova predsedky
ne Sboru "Vytrvalost" S. P: }
panf M. Smith, 1ez rozloucll;
Sc s upffmnvmi slovy s draho'
zesnulou. Ma to ujal Sc sloy'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Oloupen o $143.

Ignac Pontiatowski z Elliott
ulice oloupen byl v pondelf v
noci ma rohu Bouldin a Boston
ulic dvema bandity o $143.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
Zabil Sc padem Sc schodG.

Padem Sc schodn zabil sc v
sobotu We SVEN dome ma n.
Arlington avenue 39-lety Tho
mas Grant. Padem zlomil 81
vaz,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31
MlStnl zpraVy.
. krajanSkyCh .kruhI

- SODOCu, 10. rlJIld Z6I1-
Tela Alzbeta Pazourek, dcera
Petra a Amy Pazourek. Po-
hreb zesnule konan byl 2 domu
smutku 315 S. Thirteenth St.,
We stredu, %. Tfjna do kostela
sv, Vaclava a odtud ma hrbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
- V sobotu, 25. ffjna zenl-
fela Rose Hladky, dcera Jana
Amy Hladky V start 26 ro-
XII. Pohfeb konan z domu
smutku TAI N. Milton avenue
We stredu, 20. Tfjna do kostela
sv. Vaclava a odtud ma hfbitov
Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Ma hrbitove v Curtis Bay
dne 81. rfjna pohrben p. Josef
Mechura, {. 727 Pennington a.
venue, Curtis Bay, jenz zesnul
%. T1jna.
Pohrby vypravila firma FIR.
Cvach a Syn.
= Ma Narodnim hrbitove
pohrbena byla 20. rfjna o 3.
hodine odpoledne pan1 Aloisie
Wohrna, vdova po p. Albertu
Wohrnovi. Zesnula v dome
sveho syna, Ora. Jamese Wo-
hrny, {. Ala N. Broadway, dne
27. ffina. We veku Is rokG.
Panf Wohrnova narodila Sc
v Netolicich, v Cechach, re sta
re slechticke rodiny Neubur-
skych z NeuburgG, dne 16. Tfi-
ma r. 1849. Kratce po sflatku
SVEN odstehovala Sc name
lem svym do Spojenych Stat1.
Mladf manzele tehdy usadili Sc
Baltimore cd te DOLBY v me-
ste nasem z1stali vychovavse
rodinu svoji ku cti ceske nasf
obce a move vlasti sve. Zesnula
zasv6tila zivot svGj praci ma
roll dedicne. Zakladala sta
rala Sc rozkvet damskJch ce-
skych spolkG celou sflou mad
Sen6ho srdca sv6ho..-4
Mad rakvf zesnule stall bo-
lem zdrcenl dcery a synove:
PAM: Marie Cesky, Anna No
w, Irene Neuman, Emile Sny-
der, panove: DR.. James .Wo-
hrna, DIR. Josef Wohrna, Charles
Wohrna, DIR. Edward Wohrna.
Rakev nesli PIP: Frank, James
a Charles Cesky, Josef a AL
bert Neuman a Vaclav Wohr-
ma.
Pohfeb vypravila firma Tur-
ner.
1aSS CAstxa
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1924-10-31

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The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
California Declares Quarantine
Against Churchill County
DIR. Records Receives Notice That Weevil EN-.
bareo is in Force; Coast Dairy Sections
Ask For Chance to Feed Here

ped into California cities from a
greater distance than from Fallon to
the coast and profits are made.
Alfalfa Mill
There is hope that the alfalfa mill
will continue In operation, and a
modification OF the quarantine will
be urged to make an outlet for this
product. Practically all of this meal
goes to points east of the Missouri
river. and while rail shipments mean
little or no profits, yet there is 1
chance to move sosae of the product,
it is believed
Efforts will be made to allow meal
in bags to be moved in car lots to the
coast for canal shipments. If this
can be done the mill can continue In
operation during tse fall months. II
is one of the big Industrial items of
this section and resulted in many a
dollar finding its way 10 the farmers
the past year.
Considering the shortage of hay In
California and the inquiries that are
on file on the project for feeding
sales, the quarantine. while incon-
venient, does not hurt this valley as
II would under ordinary eircum
stances. This valley has the hay and
stock owners must have It or see
their stock perish.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
DROUTH DRIVES DEER
TO LOCAL FARMS

The drouth, which extends over
the entire coast and is felt on the
Nevada range where many springs
have dried up, has forced deer into
the low lands.
A number of deer have found their
way to pastures In the project, but
they have not been offered the pro-
lection that should be extended.
In one intsance farmer to the
south of this city found deer down
in a ditch with wound in the shoul-
der. The animal was taken home
and cared for but died.
Others have been raced nearly to
death with dogs and horses, which
Is bad practice. Several, 1t is stated.
have been shot. which Is not only
against the law, but does not give
the creatures that are seeking pro
lection a chance.
The sportsmen of this city are ask
ink that the people give the deer a
chance. 1t is more than likely that
before the season closes that many
of the animals will be driven into
habitation of man owing to their
starving condition and thirst In
stead of hustling up the gun and
dogs, give them chance They are
going to have hard struggle TO get
over this season and unless offered
law and human proection deer win
be practically wiped out before the
season closes.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
Water Board Approves
Tahoe Pumping Expenditure
Would Advanced $4,000 Toward Expense to
Aid fernley District; Crops Wait
On Department Approval

Last week the water board of the
Truckee-Carson irrigation district
held a special meeting and agreed to
ask the secretary of the interior to
grant permission to subscribe $685.
600 toward water pumping from
Lake Tahoe for relief of the bench
section.
A resolution was passed detailing
the necessity of this movement and
asking for fiye-year time limit to
repay the charge, the same to come
from operation and maintenance or
from construction If necessary.
II was the concensus of the board
that the relief was absolutely neces-
sary to the Fernley people and that
pro rata cost would be small carried
over period of years. So far there
has been no favorable reply to the
request.
That the Truckee Meadows farm
ers are deeply concerned is shown In
the several meetings that have been
held. At a recent meeting held In
Reno the proposal of the Newlands
project was taken up, but owing to
no favorable reply the question is
still In the air. Another meeting was
called for Tuesday evening by the
Truckee Meadows farmers who will
endeavor to look elsewhere for relief.
Fernley In Bad FIX
l.. n
fix as there is practically no water
coming down the Truckee canal and
what little is available is rotated In
such small quantities that 1t Is not
doing any great good. While some
of the fields have cut fair first crop
there is no prospect of a second and
in some instances grain will not ma
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
APPRECIATED r'HE EFFORT

A fire some weeks ago, which
threatened to destroy the lumber
plant at the reclamation yard and
which was handled by the local fire
department and confined to a small
area, brought out word of appre-
citation.
Project Manager Richardson In his
report of the fire to the department
of the interior stated that but, fol
the excellent service rendered by the
volunteer fire department of this
city that heavy damage would have
resulted.
A letter from Charles Bissel. act
ing commissioner, states:
81 wish to express to you my
hearty appreciation of the services of
the Fallon fire department in pre-
venting a much greater loss"
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02

ture, while the melon crop is threat
ened.
Stock water is going to be ques-
tion on the upper bench section.
Water is far beneath the surface and
unless some arrangements can be
made TO pump or get water through
the canal II will be useless to take
stock for feeding purposes until
Truckee river water is again avail
able.
Tahoe Pumping Questionable
The general feeling among prop
erty holders about Lake Tahoe Is
against pumping. The lake is lower
than In Its history and some OF the
Zig holders are frank in stating that
they oppose any further lowering of
the level
Should the pumps be installed Il
will take several weeks to finish the
job and unless 1t can be hurried ii
might as we'll be abandoned as far az
the local section is concerned. There
Ia also the question of water ever
reaching the Fernley section and It
would have to be guarded like load
of bullion to ever reach the lower
end of the Truckee.
The water board feels that Fern
ley is entitled to every protection and
with this in view the majority voted
for the resolution calling on the sec
retary for the coin to place the
pumps.
Should the Truckee Meadows
farmers raise the coin independent of
the project there will be no watof
available to the Ferniey section and
those interested are waiting for a
reply from the secretary on this vital
movement.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
VISITED GOLDBAsIN

H. B. Kuntz, who Is interested in
the oil we'll at Elko and who states
that there Is oil in the district be-
yond question owing to the showings
that have already been made at the
we'll, spent a day at Goldbasin lasi
week.
Aside from the mining, placer and
Juartz, which made a very favorable
Impression, Mr.. Kuntz declares thai
water is what is needed in the camp
He with others are now figuring
on bringing in water to the camp. al
it is realized that there is ore enough
now developed to warrant a crushing
plant. 1t is anticipated that NOV
toward furnishing water for ths
camp will be under way within few
weeks.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
JIMMY" WALLACE WRITES
OF THE BIG SHOW

Kent Wallace. who accompanied
his grandfather, I. II. Kent OF the
Nevada delegates, to the Democratic
convention at New York, had the
honor of carrying the Nevada flag
during one of the big demonstra-
tions. He also had the opportunity
Of shaking hands with many of the
"big men," among whom was VIII
liam G. McAdoo.
Jimmy" is greatly impressed with
New York and is thinking of locating
there for he says he has seen more
in the few days there than In all the
rest of his life in Fallon. That is
some fifteen years all told. He says
the styles of youths clothing are so
very different that II necessitated
getting a whole new wardrobe and
IL he is forced to return to the land
of his nativity he will show the boys
some class this fall and we know he
is the one who can do 1t.
Gold Hill-United Comstock Min
ing Company completes Glory hole
work at Imperial Hill property.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
FOREST FIRE CURTAILS
POWER FOR WEST NEVADA

A forest fire near Colfax, Calf
Monday put the power lines out Of
commission leading into Reno, Car
osn and Virginia City. Power fol
these western cities comes from the
California side of the Sierras owing
to the water shortage in the Truckee
basin.
Power shortage warnings have
been issued over the entire coast and
in San Francisco hotels guests arf
warned to go light on water and
power. Several coast cities have gone
back to lamps and there is a water
shortage in Los Angeles and Sar
Diego.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
A HOT WEEK

The past week has been unusually
hot over the state. Down Vegas way
all work on roads has been suspend
ed on account of the heat. Prospect
ors are coming in from the hills, II
being too sizzling to stand the pres
sure, while hay is being pitched In
this valley with the temperature
ranging about the 100 mark.
Last Sunday was one of the hottest
days recorded, 1t hitting above tbs
100 mark In places while the wealth
er man at the experiment farm marks
it Just a century in heat.
Auto parties stated that engines
boiled on the desert and many had
troubles negotiating the hills. all o.
which goes to help ripen the canta
loupes. which demand real summer
weather.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
MAKES AUTO TOUR TO
VISIT RELATIVES

Last week Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Railsback. accompanied by Mrs. Ty-
rec, arrived from Sierra Madra, Cal. +,
on a visit with Mrs. Herbert Latin
Mr.. and Mrs. Railsback are the
grandparents of Mrs. Latin, while
Mrs Tyree is her mother. At the
present time there are four genera
tions represented at the Latin farm
and a general clan meeting is In
progress.
Mr.. Railsback, who is 70 years of
age, did his own motor driving from
the California city TO Fallon and
made the trip without incident or
accident that caused any inconven-
ience
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
DE LUxE CARS SOLD

The Fallon Garage received two
editions of the De Luxe model Chew
rolet cars last week. Before they
had time TO cool off they were sold.
as Tom Sanford took one in charge
and Ted Smitten the other. They are
certainly the last word in class and
refinement.
AT the same time the Fallon Ca
rage made delivery of Chevrolet
roadster to Lloyd Miles and a tour
ing car to l.. J. Nickerson.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
BLANKS FOR SERVICE
MEMS COMPENSATION

Bryan Laveaga has received from
the adiutant general blanks for ad-
justed compensation for ex-service
men and has mailed them out to all
ex-seryice men in this community
now on record, but If any other ex.
service men have come into the eoun-
ty they can secure blanks by apply
ing at the Layeaga store. Each ap-
plieation is accompanied by a full set
of instructions SO that any one can
fill them out.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
LOOKING OVER LANDS

Cash Smith, employed by the gov
ernment to classify mineral and ag-
ricultural lands, spent a part of Mon
day in this city. as he was on his way
to the eastern part of the state.
Mr. Smith tsates that the govern
ment is paying close attention to
such segregation and unless land Is
free of minerals that patents will not
issue for agricultural ground.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
NO NOMINEE NAMED AT
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democratic convention I'm
New York adjourned at late
hour last night with no nominee
named. McAdoo had lost I'm the
final ballots, dropping from 479
10 415l6, while Smith gained
at the close with 322 Il, Davis
1926 and Ralston 33.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
Fourth of July Celebration
Will Be A Real Affair
Stage Is Set For Two Days of Events; Pro-
gram Includes Everything From Tennis
to Pink Lemonade
boys and they know the business.

boys and they know the business.
Plenty of Dancing
There will be no time for drags
during the two days, and when thf
day is done dancing will hold forth
at The Naples. Both evenings are to
be given over to this pleasure.
To make sure OF success the best
of music has been engaged. The Fri.
| day evening dance is under the aus
piees OF the American Legion. while
the Saturday dance is by the com.
mittee.
Band VIII Play
Fourth of July would be a discord
without a band Harry Clinton and
DR.. Lowman have arranged this de-
tail and both have devoted a lot OF
time to rounding up twelve or more
pieces which gives assurance of good
music and plenty Of il.
Friday morning they will start the
band going and there will be few
moments during the day when there
is any chance to he without the throb
of the drum.
Saturday Busy
Between the races that are pro.
posed. the concessions that have been
granted two days leave of business
and the games that are scheduled
there will be plenty of good time on
tap for the second day.
Inquiry comes from cities ali
around asking for accommodations
and friends have received advise that
relatives and others will be here to
help celebrate the glorious Fourth.
Already the kiddos are breaking over
and an occasional fireeracker has
been turned loose on the unsuspect
ing public.
A number OF local enterprising
citizens have taken on concessions
and everything from win a Duck
to pink lemonade will be lined up in
this city for the two days.
In the meantime hay is being hur-
ried into the stack that all might
enjoy the fun and from the looks of
conditions Fallon will have two days
of celebrations that viii mark an
other success.
Decorations
Fallon is going in for unusual dec
orations this Fourth The Legion
boys made arrangements with the
merchants where each business house
has purchased a flag. During the
past ten days the side walk has been
drilled and fitted with a piece of
pipe, a permanent place for flag fly.
ing. A staff goes with the flag and
when the Maine street is finally dec
Grated this viii be a feature.
The stores have been placing bunt
ing and paper and there is hardly a
store but that is carrying decora-
tions. The flags viii extend from the
court house to Frazzini's on one side
and from Kolhoss' store to the end
of Maine street on the other. As the
Fourth is Just about here flags will
be seen waving the next twenty-four
hours.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
WAFFLE HOUSE GOING

The Waffle House, which was tenn
porarily put out of business by fire
two weeks ago, is again doing bust
ness at the old stand. The mere
building OF roof over the popular
eating place is not inteferring with
service and everything from a special
dinner to short orders are being
SERVED
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
ROUGH IN SPOTS

During the week an auto party ar
rived from Honolulu and spent the
day at the Fallon free camp ground.
On being asked how the road was
across the Pacific 1t was reported
rough In spots.
The Fallon standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1920-1958, 1924-07-02
LIBRARY TO REMAIN OPEN

The city library will remain open
from n. m. until p. m. of July
4th. is the decision of Mrs. Nell
Price. the librarian.
This is done as a convenience to
the many patrons who look for their
daily news at the reading room. Dur
ing the day the library may be used
as a rest room and people who wish
to spread their lunches may do so
II is a great convenience to the
public and the forethought of Mrs
Price is appreciated.