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u*. This is as impor-^ fen keeping down the Ford is the result of and unusualcare in ir are reduced by the Knade and assembled. [ecrease the cost of pars to the useful life [mce and low yearly lire indicative of the the factory. lime fair, economical f the car and replace-lit low prices through fer five years, depend-saving in operating ip -a m o u n t to even fcost. therefore, when you >morrow will reveal I./ Sport Coupe, $530 Town Sedan, $670 Newspaper |§§ g EXCELLA rii E-3117' Ml oc u a tj Corbett and such; Frank Tabor, ?: George Shade, Walter Coffee, Willie “Next to Western Union” LOAN & BUY Bourne, Mike McClure, George j O Diamonds—Watches—Rifles O Brown, Johnny Frayne, Bob McAl- j K Musical Instruments—Clothing K lister and George Likus, all of the San Francisco bay section; Tom Kennedy and Jack Root, former -heavyweight title contenders, Tom­my McFarland, -Lee Moore, all sta­tioned around Los Angeles; Biddy Bishop, in Seattle, and Eddie Ma­rino; now located in Tacoma. Anything of Value/ The Pittsburgh Pirates, training at Paso Roblies for the forthcoming 1930 National league campaign, have “gone modern” on trainer ideas. In­stead of the old fashioned trainers, j they,have engaged the services of j Dr. Charles A. Jorgensen, who gave j i up a 14-year practice in Columbus, O., for the nomadic life of a fol­lower of baseball. Manager Jewell jEns of the Pirates says results | count and th a t as long as he is at the helm he Will -have a trainer of this qualification. , The St. Louis Cardinals also have a regular doc­tor as their trainer. T R E E S THIRD AND COLORADO STS. (BOULDER ADDITION) We put in lawns—sprinkling systems, etc. — Shrubs of all kinds—visitors welcome. Las Vegas Nursery W. H. ALKIRE (1 Mike Fisher, owner of the Tacoma baseball club in 1904,' says the most persistent fellow he ever knew worked in a lumber yard th a t back­ed up against the ball park. The workman piled up lumber high enough to look over the fence and .-watch the game. Kike built his fence higher. The wood pile went ( up again. So did the fence.: “After I got th a t fence up around 40 feet,” says Mike, “I decided not to argue with the fellow any; long­er. So We boarded up all the, knot holes around the park and boosted the gate receipts a little.” FREE MAPS Las Vegas and El Dorado Can­yon new m aps—mailed, free. Latest information on Boulder Dam and Las Vegas and the activity in Nevada; HAMPTON & CO. Las Vegas, Nevada j (Representatives wanted) LOW-FLARED SKIRT A frock that is simple enough fo.r. informal daytime ho#\^ yet sufficient­ly dignified for afternoon teas, is the teem of every wardrobe. And in this /day of dressing often and- differently -for various - occasions, an all-around frock saves money, time, and trouble. Model F. 3117 is such a frock. The Jong bo'dice is: molded to the lines of •the figure,- and a; circular skirt intro­duces low flares.: The skirt extends •up the bodice front in a narrow^ panel, ’?stitched down erver shirring which in­troduces Softness. The soft white collar, lace-trimmed, is a chid and un* portant /touch.. Excella Pattern No. E 3117. Size} 14 to 42, 25 cents. POLICE CHIEF REMOVED KISCHNEFF, Rumania, March 14 (U.R>—On th e ground th at -he failed to take action1 against a mob of- an-ti- semitiC'students who in the course I of a demonstration smashed a num­ber of shop windows and -beat sev­eral Jewish merchants, Police Chief Lewicky of this city was removed I from office by the minister of in­terior. -A— Las Vegas F L O R I S T TOWER MARKET Flowers artistically arranged and promptly delivered. Funeral de­signs a specialty. PATRONIZE YOUR HOME INSTITUTIONS P hone 386 LONG TREK TO HOME ADA, Jugoslavia, (U.R)—After an) absence of- IS years, most of which time he spent in Russian prisonj pamps as an unexchanged prisoner of war, Johann Verga, formerly a soldier, in the Austro-Hungarian Im ­perial Army, returned home by cov­ering almost 2000 miles on foot with­out a card of identification- in his possession. Telephone B A IR 437 My observation has been that most every senator speaks more briefly when he is thoroughly fa­miliar with his subject. — Senator Simmons. A N Y K IN D 309 No. Main Jnst North of Gateway Hotel SB