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Evening star., 1928-09-23

FURNISHINGS FOR SALE IN AN IDEAL
Apartment for rent, bedrooms, bath, living
room. separate dinette, Kitchen; furnishings
in the most attractive and minute detail.
owner tgoing South; party purchasing has
privileee of renewing lease Oct. upon salts
factory arrangements with agent. See this
IN the afternoon from 2 to 5. and evening:
4 to 9. at IT'S Lanier pl., Apt 35.. Just on
18th St west and one block north OF Column
bia rd. Priced to sell.
Evening star., 1928-09-23

kitchenette bath, large screened sleeping
porch; south exp; adults transients or
permanenfS
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
TERRIFIC BEATING IN HOSPITAL CAUSE
 IF MAN'S DEATH
UPERINTENDENT OF NORTHERN STATE HOSPITAL SAID HE
 DIED OF EPILEPSY

MOUNT VERNON, Wn., July IA P)-A coroner's jury brought in a verdict that John W. Hertsford, 52, of Bellingham, came to his death thru 'unmerciful beating" which took place in the ward of the Northern State Hospital for the insane on July 6.
 Harsford died five days later and relative demanded an inquest be made Mrs. Hersford. the widow, stated she would demand an investigation of conditions at the hospital Dr. J. w. Doughty, superintendent of the hosp tai, had maintained the mans death was due to epilepsy.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
MEXICO $ AIR ACE DEAD |S STRUCK BY
 LIGHTNING WIGHT
GOOD WILL AMBASSADOR FROM THE SOUTH TERRIBLY MAN
 GLED IN CRASH

MOUNT HOLLY, N. J., July 14. (F) Capt. Emilio Carranza, Mexico's air hero, crashed to his death in the pine belt in Southern New Jersey during terrific electrical storm last night.
 His body was found today terribly mangled. He was on his way from New York to Mexico City on non stop flight and took off secretly from Roosevelt Field last night.
 He expected to make the Mexican capital in 27 hours where a great ova- tion awaited him.
 The flier, came to the U. s. to u1a- turn the Good Will" flight of Colonel Lindbergh. Parts of his plane were found in a radius of three quarters of mile from the crash and apparently had been struck by lightning.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
RICHARD WILL VISIT TUNNEY'S CAMP TODAY
 YESTERDAY RESTED

sPEcULAToR, July 14. R-Fri- day the 18th was holiday for Gene Tunney and a day of rest. His hand lers believe they can keep the champ ion from reaching the peak of condf- ton too early and will add five pounds on him which he will find useful dur ing the remaining IS days training.
 Tunnlay postponed a 1O-round ses- sion yesterday with his sparring part ners and punched bags. Today Tex" Rickard expected to visit him over Sunday.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
$. S. ALASKA OFF
 FOR TERRITORY
 WITH FAIR LISTING

SEATTLE, July 14. (P)-The s. s. Alaska, of the Alaska Steamship Go. sailed at g o'clock today carrying 223 passengers: the Seward listing in- cl1de.
 c. W. Paine, H. c. Meyers, MT. and Mrs. w. E. Hardy, Rev Prince, MT. and Mrs. G. c. Lennors, Mrs. Gus Gelles and two daughters and son, c. D. Emones, J. F. McEvoy, Chas. Mes pelt, Mrs c. Reichman and daughter, Mrs. H. Gabel, Miss s. Beach, Mrs. R. McMurray, Dr. Kaufman, MT. and Mrs. H. H. Ink and son, Miss K. Jacobs, E. J, Haines, IL E. Hurty, Julia Doughty, Miss M. Bartheiger, Abbie Doughty, Miss Hill, MT. and Mrs. Roy Johnson, Mrs J. McCullock, Miss M. Downy, Miss M. Beck, Frank Knight, Nellie Gable, Miss steinback, Ole Honson, A. F. vananervige, S. Halsem, Miss Q. Anderberry, Miss W. Rargeff, J. E. Thomas, Mir. and Mrs. c. H. Maxson, Q. McAuley, c. Meyers, Dr! and Mrs. and son, two steerage and 72 round trippers.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
SEVEN MURDERERs ARE ELECTROCUTED
 KENTUCKY PRISON
CONDEMNED MEN DURING NIGHT ON VERGE COLLAPSE: sUL
 LEN AND DEFIANT

EDDYVTLLE, Ky, July IA. (P)- Seven men, convicted murderers were electrocuted yesterday morning in tn State penitentiary. Seven wood en collins placed on the trestles near the prison gates awaited disposition by relatives.
 Four white men, three very young, and three negros, walked to the cleo tric chair sullen, defiant and prayer ful by turns.
 During their stay in the death house the condemned men were reduced by far to a condition bordering on col lapse by midnight.
 The white men were Milford Red" Lawson, 35; Orlando Seymour, 21; Sascue Cookery, q; Charles Mitra, 23.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
HEENEY MELTs OFF
 MUCH POUNDAGE DAILY

FAIRHAvEN, July A. (P)-Re freshed by 24-hour lay off Tom Heeney will resume boxing tonight He is working under the glare of
 Rain forced Heeney to suspend training yesterday and he plans to continue work at nights until the fin ish of the training grind He has worked so strenuously that he has melted off four to six pounds every time he has performed.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
TUNNEY BREAKS LONG
 RULE ID ENTERTAIN

sPECULATOR, July 14. (P-Gene Tunney planned an extra brisk work out today to make up for his holiday yesterday. "Tex" Rickard is due to- night to witness the champions sig nature to an official contract for the fight.
 Tunney refused to postpone his ringwork until Rickard reached the scene but did agree to break his long standing rule against training on Sun day to entertain guests.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
TWO NARROWED MEN
 RESCUED FROM ICE

KINGsBAY, July IA. (P-Captain sora and the Dutch Engineer Van Dongen, maroohed lon Foyi Island, were rescued by airplane and brought to Kingsbay. They had been missing several weeks and until they were ob- served yesterday by the icebreaker Krassin and definitely located by the Swedish plane last night.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
WRECKED YACHT MAY
 BE REFLOATED SUNDAY

KETcHlKAN, July 14 R-The yacht oaxaca has a hole above her waterline At low tide repairs were started in the afternoon and it may be floated Sunday. Capt. Hancock, P. N. Morgan and their wives. are remain ing at Petersburg until the ship is floated The remainder of the pas sengers are coming to Ketchikan on the Admiral Watson.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
MEN ASTOUNDED SHIP SO FAR IN
 POLAR |CE PACK
ALL MEMBERS OF GoNDoLA CREW ON ITALIA WERE IN-
 JURED WHEN CRASHED

(Aboard the KTassin) July 14 (P) The. rescued men said all members of the crew in the crashed gondola suffered injury. Capt Zappi lay for three days with a bruised chest; for five days Zappi Mariana and Malm- gren remained with the other mem bers then tarted out for land.
 Jappi said "In two weeks Malmgren succumbed to the hardships and we were forced to leave him on the ice. We walked with the greatest difficul ty until overwhelmed by impossible icy hills surrounded by water It was 13 days before we were sighted.
 Our food gave out and Marianos s9g was frozen so we could move ne further For 10 days we remained on an Ice caRe hopeless and helpless until sighted by Chukhnoviky. The next day, Mariana lying i'll on the ice. heard the sounnd of q siren. We thought it was a mistake, that we had imagined it, but then we saw the nf ho
 We never believed ship could go so far and had hoped only for rescue from the air" The icebreaker Kras- sin is going ahead groping thru the fog in an effort to find the other six men. The ice again is growing heavy.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
PROSPERITY SPREADS
 IN ALASKA, GARFIELD

SEATTLE, July IA. (P-Prosperity is spreading over Alaska as the re- suit of mammoth mining operations at Fairbanks, according to Charles A. Garfield, manager of the Alaska Department of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce, who returned from a 5000 mile tour. Fourteen million dollars has already been spent, he said
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
YACHT AGROUND WRANCEL.L. l. NARROWS
 PASSENGERS SAFE:
LOS ANGELES MlLLIONAlRE'S VESSEL HIGH AND DRY IN
 SOUTHEASTERN ALASKA

'KETCHIKAN, July A. (P)-The private yacht Oaxaca, owned by c. Allen Hancock, Los Angeles million aire, is high and dry ashore in Wran- gell Narrows after running aground Thursday night.
 Fifteen passengers and 95 members of the crew are believed to be in no danger.
 The Alaska Salvage Co.,, is planning to send tugs to aid the vessel which is between Burnt Reef and Spike Rock.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
GLOBE C|RCL|NG PLIERS
 MAY BREAK RECORD

TOXIC, July fl. (R-Tbe Ame-- ican aviators, John H. Mears and c. Collier, arrived here on their tr,b l:ound the world. The fliers are confident that they will set a ne. r+ao~d of 25 days in circling the g,ope. They will board a steamer for Vancouver from whence they will fly to New York.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
JO[T|NG RIGHT UNDER
 HEART HEENEY'S BEST

FAIRHAvEN, July IA. lP-Most of Tom Heeney's FeDarations are based on the development of his souuhpaw puanching apparatus. His right hand has been effective in shoot joldng, straight punches under the heart and which has been Heeney's best offensive equipment He is nov developing the left and is beginning to show results.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
LOCATION OTHER MEMBERS
 ITALIA CREW |S KNOWN

MoCSOW, July 14. P)-Hope for six men carried in the Italia after the crash was revived by reports reach ing Moscow indicating the location of the group. It is known they are re- ported near where the viglieri group were rescued. With the reports, which are unconfirmed, came revival of the belief Amundsen likely joined this group.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
BAT TLEsH|P TENDERED
 MEXICO CARRY BODY
 HOME CAPT. CARRANzt

WASHINGTON, July IA R)-Pres- ident Coolidge rendered to President Gales of Mexico the battleship Flor ida to carry the body of Capt. Carran- ga, Mexican aviator, who was killed when his plane crashed in New Jer- sey yesterday, back to Mexico Sec retary Kellogg began plans to extend full military honors for Capt Carran- "a.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
M. S. SIERRA DUE

SEATTLE, July IA. (P--The motor ship Sierra, of the Arctic Transport Co.,, will bring a large consignment of reindeer from Nome and Goloyin and is due today.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
NEW HOSPITAL EQUIPMENT

SAND POINT, Idaho. July IA. (spe- cial to The Gateway)-Dr. R. J. Al corn will sail from Seattle July 2S on the s s. Yukon, bringing compete electrical and hydrotheraputic outfit for the Seward General Hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
FORGED EAT DOGS

COPENHAGEN, July 14. (R-Mes- sages from Kingsbay said Capt. sora and Engineer Van Dongen were fore ed to eat dogs while awaiting rescue.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
DIscoVERER, sELDovIA

seldovia, Especial to the Gate. way) July fl, The NJ. s. Discover CT, Capt. H Berger, is due to ar rive here at Il o'clock tonight, en- route to the Port of Seward.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-07-14
BASEBALL GAMES

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York, 6; St. Louis, II.
 PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento, 15; San Francisco, B. Missions, 10; Portland II, 10 in ninngs.
 Hollywood, 10; Seattle, O. Oakland, 4; Los Angeles, 6.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
PARENT TEACHERS
HOLD SOCIAL TO
GET ACQUAINTED

Gathering in the first social
meeting since they have been or
ganized, members of the West
Side Parent Teachers Association
met at the grade school Freddy
afterno.
The meeting was in the form
OF a get-acquainted social, accord =
ing to Mrs. o. NJ. Sprague, vice.
presented by a trio composed of
presided. A musical program was
presented. A rtio composed of
Matt Kelly, violin; Miss Fern
Reynolds, piano and a mandolin
player offered several selections.
A vocal solo, sung by Miss Clarice
Craner and reading by Mrs. Bob
Linge were also included in the
program. Miss Ruth Fife, princi-
pal of, the WestSide grade school,
gave a descriptive talk of the
work being done throughout the
country by Parent-Teachers aSso-
Citations. Community games were
played and luncheon was Sehved to
those present The association
will hold regular meetings at 800
p. m, the last Monday of each
month at the school.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
WAHMONIE ALREADY
HAS OFFICIAL STREET
DEPARTMENT EQUIP
MENT.

Wahmouie has a street depart
ment-already The department
has a superintendent and a main
tainance chief. These gentlemen
are Mr.. Pat Gallager and Mr.. John
Johns and they work daily on the
avenues mad boulevards of the
new gold camp. Both of them are
well known in the southern Neva-
da desert country.
Not a ravel of red tape entwin-
ed their appointments according to
Ted Ferron, one of the city dads.
The men were given the positions,
shown the equipment, which con-
SistS of TWO mucksticks, one rake,
two grubbers, and they set TO wofk.
On very special days they use a
drag tied berind Hupmobile.
This is only usel on extra occa-
SionS, the ShovelS being the present
form of operation. Streets for the
Original townSite have been drag
ged. and according to Ferron, the
earth will readily pack, and with
a little grading the new camp
will have a bid for the American
City Improving League.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
RTRR E}a TERR}o%o T.cSEESg o5S5 RESgz4g 4z|VHgEE VHSS5: g5SSE

Roy Geach, state traffic officer.
detailed with the Nevada state
police, arrived in Las Vegas Fri
day and began hanging attractive,
but breath taking red cards on
the cars of persons who do not
seem acquainted with state traffic
laws. A small Nigeria of motor
lists to pay fines and get licenses
is expected in the justice court
and the assessors office.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
AIRMAIL INCREASES
IN POPULARITY HERE
VEGAS POSTMASTER HAS
HLINDY" IN FGIGHT

AS an indication of Lindbergh's
popularity, the lever increasing
popularity of the air mail, and a
tribute to the Lone Eagle, Letter
covers carried by 'Lindy" in his
recent return to the airmail" trip
from st. Louis to Chicago have
scared in price from a fraction
Of a cent to IS cents in less than
month it was announced here
last night. Robert B. Griffith,
Las Vegas postmaster, has one of
the covers carried by Lindbergh
The envelope carries a cancella-
ton stamp showing it was taken
aloft by the transatlantic flier
More and more local business
houses are realizing the great saw
ing of time, sometimes hours and
and sometimes days, in transact
ing bushes by airmail" declared
Griffith in a discussion of the
service. The mail handled at Las
Vegas is gradually increasing. but
is far below the volume it should
be the postmaster said.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
PICTURE ROCK
FROM CAM P
ON DISPLAY
FOUR HUNDRED PERSONS
SAID TO BE ON THE
GROUND

A seventy-five pound piece
of WahmOnie picture rock from
the 20 foot shaft on the ORR
ginal discovery was brought
into Las Vegas last night by
Al Borcheding and is on dis
play today at the Las Vegas
garage. The rock is quartz
with a good streak of free
gold, plainly visible.
1t was reported here late
yesterday that the Wingfield
property is now working three
shifts and the shaft is being
sunk as rapidly as possible.
ALI reports from the new
camp state excellent progress
is being made.
The town is growing fast with
more than 400 persons said to
be on the ground and nearly
$50 tents erected on tOwnsite
lots. Followers of boom towns
declare it OF be one of the
fastest growing camps they
ever experienced.
George Wingfield was on the
ground Sunday and was report
ed as being very optimistic
over the prospects.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
ELKO SHERIFF HERE
TO TAKE BENNETT
BACK To TRIAL

j. G. Harris, sheriff of Elkc
county, arrived here last night and
will take Robert Bennett, alias
Phil Lansing, erstwhile dance hall
piano player, who is now in the
county Jail, back to Elko to stand
trial for a statutory offense. The
crime is alleged to have been COM
rlitted two years ago upon 13-
year-old school girl in Jarbi1ge.
Bennett recently met the girl in
the Las Vegas p.stoffice, attempt
ed to renew relations with her,
and even went to the point of ac-
costing her when she was calling
uron a friend and neighbor of
Benefits. The girl refused the
piano Founders attentions, and he
was taken into custody soon after.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
Los ANGELES TAKES
GAME FROM LOCALS
[NT9 E}gf9 opdW R1cKAR6

Los Angeles Union Pacific nine
took home the Sunday ball game
took it right away from Las
Vegas, amid the roar of the multi
tude and impending fisticuffs. The
score was 10 to 5. The squabble
started when a double was hit
down center field while men we're
on first and second bases. The
man on second got home safely,
but the tagger was decared both out
and safe, the umpire and the voice
Of the grandstand taking sides.
Things went so far that some in
dividuals wanted to make the af-
fair a Tex Rickard orgy. The real
fight didn't materialize, however.
The third was a bad inning for
the home team, and cost them
seven runs The consensus of
street opinion was that some of
the decisions were off color; new
ertheless, Los Angeles took the
laurels.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
OVERTON BOY MAKES
ALL-STATE QUINTET

Two Reno high school men were
selected for places on the all
state basketball team picked by
the Block N Society of the Uni
verSity of Nevada this year. Leo
nards holds the center position
and Salisbury that of guard. Bun
ker of OVerton and Johnson of
Gandnerville are the two forwards,
while Guisti of Tonopah is the
other guard.
The second all-Star team con-
sists of Thacker of Stewart and
Thorpe Of Elko, forwards: Ban
offer of Winnemucca, center and
Spencer Of Sparks and Brown of
Reno, guards. Honorable mention
was given to Glusovitch, Tonopah; !;
Hinch, Virginia City; Alazzi, Car
lin; Casey, Reno: Weather, Wells:
Thomas. Overton; Duncan, Ely
and Schmidt, Winnemucca.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
Age Campaign MARQUIS Down Lou Saturday Net
WAHM0N|E BOOM CAMP IS GROWING FAST
NEW OIL STAND PIPES
CUT DOWN U. p. TIME
TO EASTERN POINTS.

Time between Los Angeles and
Chicago on Union Pacific train
No. 8, The Los Angeles limited, has
been cut doTn one hour and
thirty minutes by reason Of the
new stand pipes which have been
erected along the oil burning di-
vision. In the local yards fueIng
time has been slashed from 20 to
five minutes it was learned today.
Heretofore switching was neces-
sary to refuel, the new tanks and
pipes are on the main track. The
work in hte local yard was done by
the bridge building department un-
der the supervision of Charles
Rodman.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
VIRGIN VALLEY NOW
SHIPPING VEGETABLES

The shipping of green vegeta-
bles out of the valley has started
now, and inside of a week rad
ishes, lettuce, carrots, onions and
many other vegetables will be
shipped out of the valley in car
load lots. There are about 125
acres of radishes alone planted in
the valley. This, combined with
the other vegetables and the
asparagus crop. will make a pros
porous year for vegetable grow
ers in the valley. Many MeNcans
are being hired and brought into
the valley to do the harvesting
of the crops during the rush
season.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
Only -Four Days Remain of
the Biggest Votes
Soon Results of Race Will Be Told by Judges. Votes
That Worth Everything Now VaIueIess After
Big Campaign Comes a Close
SECRET BALLOT BOX IN EFFECT ALL NEXT WI
Entrants Making New Spurt in Efforts Win Big Prizes
Soon to Be Awarded. Second Period Ends Saturday
Night, Then Votes Take Another Big Drop.

With honors up to Monday noon, about equally di-
vided, the leading candidates the Age Prize Campaign
are preparing with feversh haste intensity to make
final stand for VICTORY o'clock this Saturday
night, March 17th the close of the period" the
last of the big votes the last the votes and in
cdentay the last of the subscriptions be accepted d
rect by the Campaign Department And too that is the
final hour that advertising job printing cards can be
turned into the Campaign Headquarters because they
positively off sale at that time
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
PROSPECTOR'S HUT
IS RAZED BY BLAZE

A grizzled prospector came into
the sheriff's office yesterday morn
ing with a tale of how some un-
known enemy had set fire to his
cabin, 26 miles out on the old
@earchlight road, and had COM
pletely destroyed his home Sheriff
Sam Gay sent Undershiff R. G..
McCubrey out with the prospector
on the chance that the officer
might be able to pick up some
clue of the identity of the firebug.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
CALIENTE.LAS VEGAS
SURVEY PROGRESSING

The survey of the Caliente-Las
Vegas highway is progressing most
satisfactorily according to Julian
Clock OF the state highway depart
ment who was in Caliente with
Mrs. Clock en- Sundey reports the
Herald.
The parties are now working
about twenty miles from Alamo
toward the Corn Creek section
and expect to shortly move to the
Alamo section. The work is ex-
pected to take about six months
and is being carried forward in
a most thorough manner by the
department.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
LAS VEGAS MAN WEDS
EUREKA GIRL IN ELKO

Clarence F. Tigard, of Las We
gas, and Miss Rosello B. Mander-
field of Eureka, were married in
Elko Wednesday by Judge Car
vile. witnesses to the ceremony
were Mae E. Caine, Eureka county
clerk and Eva Sue Hobbs.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
.BUNKERVHLE HIGH
PRESENTS COMEDY

The Virgin Valley High School
of Bunkerville presented their stu
dent body play, entitled The
Haunted House" in Overton last
Wednesday night. The citizens of
the valley turned out splendidly
to see the Virgin Valley students
show their wares. Everyone en-
joyed the play, and, true to its
name, it was very spooky enter
tainment, but also a very amusing
one.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
SHARKEY GOES DOWN TO
UTTER DEFEAT IN BOUT
(By universal SerYice

NEW YORK, Mar. 12-JOhnny
Risko, Cleveland heavyweight, out
pointed Jack Sharkey for fifteen
rounds in Madison Square Garden
tonight. The fight was vicious and
showed Sharkey had gone back.
All chance for him getting a
match with Gene Tunney for the
championship went up in smoke
with tOnight's showing.
MRS. COOGAN FAILS. TO
APPEAR BEFORE LAWYER
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
WAHMONIE WANTS
POSTOFF|CE SOON

A petition compiled by the Min
ers Association of Wahmonie, with
recommendation by Robt. Griffith
Vegas postmaster, for fourth class
office at the new camp has been
forwarded to Washington. The
petition asks for the office as soon
as possible.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
COMMITTEE TALKS
OVER BOULDER BILL
IN DAYS SESSION
Especial to the Age)

WASHINGTON. March I2-
The Ge1a.e committee IN irrf-
cation devoted its session to-
day to the discussion Of John
son D'ul Ter d'm bill prcDoe-
ed by Nevada and Arizona. No
vote wa staken on any ques-
tion and the committee adjourn
but will meet again tOmrroow.
Observers believe that no vote
will be taken on the bill for
several days. Efforts are still
being made for a tri-state a.
greement.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
WIFE SAID INSANE,
SUES FOR DIVORCE

Declaring that his wife has been
insane for two years, action to OBJ
tain a decree of divorce has been
filed for j. w. Shut from Carrie
B. Shut. A. S. Henderson was
appointed as guardian of Mrs.
Shut by Judge Orr yesterday.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
OAKES SHOOTS SCENES
FOR U. p. MAGAZINE.

L. j. Oakes. prominent Las We
gas photographer, has returned
from Milford, Utah, where he has
been shooting" pictures for the
Union Pacific roalroad. The scenes
will be published in the May num-
ber of the Union Pacific Magazine
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1928-03-13
TWO UNIVERSITY MEN
NAMED ON HONOR TEAM

TWO University Of Nevada basket
ball players Monk" Morrison and
Jake" Lawlor were awarded places
on the second "All-Far Western
Conference basket ball team this
year. The teams are picked each
year by Coach Art Jcnes of Fresno
State for publication in a national
record book.