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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-07-05
Items of Local Interest

Ia10lO Cdtuo III iioii "iAiii~o "
celebrate.
c. B. Burkham and family spent
the Fourth fishing in the placid
waters of Silver lake. Sinsible
people.
Among the visitors from Nina
Yesterday were Harry Wiley and
wife, Harry Fletcher and wife, Vim
spainhauer and wife and Fred Fall
and wife.
Charley Box and Joe Jones caught
bakers dozen bass at the lake
Yesterday. Among them was a s.
FOUNDER, said to be the biggest bass
ever hooked i'll the lake.
Oscar Gerbi2 was among those
who visited Rene TO see The Fouit tn
of July. He says that tramping
about on the hot Reno Lavements
may be lots of fun for some people,
but not for Oscar.
Gene and Emil Grutt and John
B. PIatts departed by auto Tuesday
for business trip to the extreme
southern part of Esmeralda coun
ty, where they are interested in a
big mining proposition.
Luning sent quite delegation to
Walker lake on the Fourth. Be.
sides a truck load of joy riders,
there were L.. c. Watson and wife,
la. Marshall and wife, Miss Mary
Wrig 1t and Grant Wright.
M. J. Burr, formerly prin ipal of
the high school, has removed with
his family to Wingfeld, near Au-
rora, where he will assist in dis
mantling the big mill, which IS be-
ing Knocked down for shipment to
Reno.
G. B. Stannard and wife and the
Bill Gibson family left by auto
Wednesday for Reno, where they
walked all around, saw lots of peo
pie, heard lots of noise, got awful
tired and had helluva time gem
orally.
Miss Mable Nantes, sister of
Mrs. Gene Grutt, departed Thurs
day for California, where she will
reside. This probably accounts
for some of our young men being
dlsconsolate these days. Cheer up,
boys, the worst is yet to come.
Senator Henderson has recon-
mended the appointment of Mrs.
John E. Bray to the position of U.
S. Land Register at Carson City,
in place of Shober J. Rogers, re-
signed. The new sppointee is the
widow of the late John Edwards
Bray, The appointment meets " it'll
general approval.
H. S. Morga, and wife were
visitors from East Walker river
Monday and Tuesday, being the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. Hen
ry Boerlin. On their return they
took along with them the three
Children of Mr.. and Mrs. Boerlin,
and they all spent the glorious
Fourth in Yerington.
A. Knudson was in town last
Wednesday. Mr.. Knudson recently
sold his mining property i'll the Mt.
Grant mining district, known as
Wheeler Pass mines, to California
capitalists, who will begin eXten'
slve operations in the near future.
Alex Burke of Reno was interested
with Knudstn in the property.
Mrs. Charles Ferretti was a de.
parture on Thursday nights train,
Mrs. Ferretti goes to Reno,
Where she will make her future
meme, her husband having pur-
chased business in that city. We
are sorry to see our old time rest
aehts leaving us. 1t gives us Q
Slhd OF lonesome feel ng. Oul
'oss. however, will be Reno's gain
W'll Box and family are welcome
visitors from Goldfeld being guest.
" the parental homestead. Will is
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-07-05
How We Celebrated

Hawthorne did not have any
parades, rodeos, frecrackers "nor
prizefghts to arouse its patriotic
enthusiasm OH the Fourth, but
nearly the entire population and
its best girl went to Walker Lake
and enjoyed a really pleasant day.
lunch baskets, containing every
imaginable delicacy, were opened
and the contents spread under the
trees in the shade, where fun ant
frolic were in order during the
afternoon. Some went fishing
some enjoyed boating, and all ever
the very little kiddies, wen
went swimming.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-07-05
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Seventh judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada, in and for the
County of Mineral.
In the matter of the estate of William
J. Crawford deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed was ON the oath day of May.
A. d. 1919, appointed and qualified by the
above-entitled court as administrator of
the estate Of William ]. Crawford, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to lie the same with
the proper vouchers and statutory aifida-
Wit attached, with the Clerk of the Court
within 40 days from the date of the first
publication of this notice.
Dated May 20. A. d. 1910
G. b, BURKHAM,
Administrator of said estate.
J. II. WHITE, Hawthorne Nevada,
Attorney for the estate.
First pubJune 7, 1919.
Last pub. June %, 1919
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-07-05

Optimistic Thought.
Man is a social animal formed to
please In society.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-07-05

In the matter of the estate of William
j. Crawford. deceased.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
TO WELCOME TROOPS

The general pubic In urged 10 BE-
on hand bright and early tomorrow
morning at the State Fair grounds
to extend n royal welcome to the
troops as they pour from the FIVE
trains and the boats which will hrfn g
them to Richmond. Relatives OF the
returning soldiers including the
members o. the l11th field artillery
and the Richmond Blues, can secure
tickets OF admission TO the grand
stand between tho hours OF 8 A. NJ.
and +. NJ. a. the Grayg armory. but
everyone is Invited to come to the
grounds.
The Blues and tins Hin field AZ
tillery viii arrive on the Old Domin-
ion steamer from Newport News
about o'clock and will he trans
ported TO the fair grounds by the
Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany. which has given the committee
the use of their cars, free Of charge.
After carefully reviewing last Sat
urday's parade, the committee de-
cided that the only point which could
be Improved upon was the initial well
coming Of the soldiers at the fair
grounds Tho relatives OF the SOL
diers were on hand, but many OF the
men were from other sections Of vfr-
Einia and from other states IT Is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
Commissioner Lupton Resigns and Says
He Will Not Make Race Against Adams
Denies That Differences With Governor Davis prompted Step
Announces He Will Work for Extra Session Of Legislature

Commissioner S. L. Lupton, OF the
state corporation commission. ycster-
day rendered to Governor Davis his
resignation, effective June I. Cofnci-
dent with his resignation, Commission
err Lupton announced that he would
not be a candidate for a seat on tho
commission at the general election. In
November.
Mr.. Lupton, incidentally, announced
that. after Juno 1, ne would devote
considerable OF his time and energies
70 furtherance OF tho program Of the
Virginia G ood Roads association
wherein It has to do with. the calling
OF a special session OF the Virginia
general assembly.
Although Mr.. Lupton and Governor
Davis for some time have been known
to be at ioEgerheads ON tho question
OF assembling the legislature In extra
session. the commissioner denied yes
terday that his differences with the
executive had anything to do with his
withdrawal from the commission,
business reasons solely ara given a.
the motive which prompted him to re-
sign from the commission, in his let
ter of resignation to tho governos. In
which he states that his prtvaAe In
terests have suffered by reaAon Of his
acceptance Of place on tho commits
sion. Mr.. Lupton's letter to Mr.. Davis
follows:
His Exceliency, westmoreiand Davis.
Governor Of Virginia, Richmond,
My Dear Governor: Tho situation
i anticipated before accepted an
poJntnent On the corporation cassi-
mtaslan. and Whieh i dut11Aa1 n Ia.
- So 21
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
Details Of the Great Review Of
the Blues, Howitzers and Part
60th Division Here Tomorrow

,4ha tar.de VIM move ut 1
6c9ook prpp&1I,
4 .S4red 81 nsclu1ek police VIM
MaA fhe paraao, which Win form
IN Md13snneN avemne, heading east
toward EOfanson stree4 The chief
tnAraA.a1, Rr1eadAcf-Eencra1 10
tAni Sten, Adjutazt- general Of
t1fEfn1A, md, sta1 vsith fnnnedl
ate1y follow fhc Ddf3co eoc0Fx,
The fpet1eas Mprnpe band WIN
ID ncxt IN the line Of march, and
ffft1 yards m .tl1e rear win be
borDe this Heyt3cP nag. md nifty
yards fn3f1ief back Nfn be the cas-
taltiee II the Three Hundred and
Efghbcem1h infantry. Eightic&h d.
vision, ana u thu 104th snrrnnni-
ton train, scnty-Minth division,
who win follow no service nag end
foot md IN AutWn0t11es,
R0ate 81 1Enzs44
1hA m ArAef win eense Ehe
xi0th 1Rfantry, tl3e Hin field mr.
t11leRt ara the 104kf aa1lInunftfe11
train.
The iine Of parade win be east
On DTmu1nent avenao ana Frank
lin street to Fifth street, north on
F1ftlt street ID TRACE, east on
Grace into Capitol Square at
Ninth street gate. t1nAslng south
Ut Capitol Building through west
kA4e Of Governors Afhusivn yard,
through north ense into Capitol
street, Capitm street to Twelfth
stfec4, north Un Twelfth street to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29

noeth.stde Of Broad steeet, west on
Bro4d k1recf ID Befyidcre street,
where the parade VIII be dis
missed:
Reviewing stands
Attention H called % location Of
tho following reviewing s4ADfAH,
where proper honors will be rem
6ered!
/. Confederate veterans, Lee
Monument
.. Reviewing stand In Monroe
Park east Of Pine street. review
ing parties, Governor Of West Vtr-
kinia and Governor of Virginia
and General CrUnkhite-
8. Brook avenue and Broad
street. reviewing party, General 10
Lane stern and staff.
1. Henry and Broad streets,
Sukviee flag.
An officer VIII fe stationed me
block from the several reviewing
points to notify each unit as II
taAyeS,
There win be four halts during
the parade; first. when head Ut
CO | n mn reaches Shaffer and
Franklin streets: second. when
head Of column reaches first and
Franklin streets: third. when head
OF the column reaches Ninth and
Grace streets: fourth. when head
Of column reaches Brook avenue
and Broad streets. Each halt will
be for Ave minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
PLYMOUTH FLIGHT
AGAIN POSTPONED

washing ton. May 2s.-rhe NC-4 WIN
not fly from Lisbon tomorrow on her
trip TO Plymouth.
A cablegram from Lisbon which was
received at the navy department late
tonight stated that the flight had been
postponed No reason was assigned.
nor was II stated when the trip would
probably be made
The message came as a surprise to
naval officials as observation-disclosures
der Read. commander OF the net. in
his official report Of his flight yester-
day from Ponta Delgada TO Lisbon
which was received earlier I'm the day.
stated that he would continue on to
Plymouth Thursday II weather condi-
lions permitted, and IL WAS fully ex-
pected here that the trip would be
made
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
Concerted Movement
Is Denied by Agents

Real ESTATE agents Aenied Yesterday
mat there had been concerted
movement by them In the matter OF
increasing rents effective September
/. On the contrary, they stated, each
IN ftvfdual case was considered on its
own merits The public at large, to
Ea1se the words Of one agent. are kick
ling st the inevitable.
c, c. Chaplin, OF Chap4n and Hume.
declared that. as far as hts Arm is
concerned, real estate agents do not
take agitation OF renters seriously.
Increases in this firms offfce. he said.
have been nrost conservative. IN no
instances. II being pointed out, have
they overtopped ten per cent. IN an
other Office however. the Increases
were placed at between fifteen and
twenty per cent
Mr.. Chaplin stated that, In no In
stance, had rents been Increased by
his concern without consent of own
ers. He stated that some houses
which now are bringing $3.50 will
demand $40, an increase OF $2.50, on
September /. Another instance cited
was that OF property which. now
bringing SIS, will be increased to
1856 on September I.
Mr.. Chaplin told q an instance
whore an owner declined to allow his
Arm to increase rents. believing that
the present, with unsettled conditions
IL not the time to add to the burdens
OF renters.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29

absence from my homo. and conse-
Quent fnHbf1fty to gtvo proper atten-
ton to my private buMneas, n likely
to result In serious and, perhaps, I'm
mediate loss.
Under the circumstances. I am com
PEELED to tender my resignation as a
member OF tho state corporation COM
mission. effective Juno l, 1919.
wish to thank you most sincerely
for tho honor you have conferred
upon mo by appointment to the COM
mission and regret the necessity
which causes my resignation. I am.
Vary truly yours.
i {signedl q. L. LUTON.
Fur Extra Session,
by those who SEQ a connection be-
tween Mr.. Lupton's retirement from
the commission and the good roads
controversy between the Virginia Good
Roads association, Of which Mr.. Lup-
ton il president. and Governor Davis.
attention II drawn to the language OF
tho second Of two communications nd
dressed 70 the executive by tho asso-
citation In which that body demanded
that Mr.. Davis state his reasons for
not conventng the Legislature in extra
session. and tho governors reply. adj
dressed to Mr.. Lupton, IN which no
resented tho inQuisftiveness Of tho
good roads people.
Some Of those vino would be re-
garded ~ having pretty accurate
line on things. did not mince words
yesterday In attributing Mr.. Lurton's
resignation 10 what they termed his
s.sruptursr With tho governor N the
..l !! = 19ts peett
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29

III n should come to force Il y
added. 1t would mean q fresh cataD-
trophe for the world"
The terms Of the league OF matters
are declared to be merely q cont1nUA~s
ton of the coalition Of enemy DOW.
ers The allies 1t Is further asserted.
have established q new Law under
which Germany has no right to exist
nationally.
Germanys counter propoai = -
gard to reparAtiOn Is an offor 70 pay
an indemnity OF 100000. 49,. go
marks approximately $4,000. 0o0, 1o0
at rates of exchange prevailing ha1oee
the war;. twenty billion marks a TIM
amount to be paid by 1895 and tAa
remainder in fixed annual paymAntI
without interest
It is proposed that allieh troops -
withdrawn from occupied territory
within six months from the agnine
Of the treaty.
Surrender of the former kaiser foe
trial by the allies is to be absolutely
refused.
Naval disarmament is to b Co
cepted. but demand WI DO nAAo
for the retention of a certain nunbAT
OF commercial vessels that have beAn
apportioned among the allies
Limitation Of Army.
Limitation OF the army to 100, go
men Is to be accepted. although Il h4d
be IN stated that a demand would Be
made that this number be Increased
to 100000.
A demand rs made for the es1Hblish-
ment of commission under the
league of nations to settle territorial
and colonial question:
Germany's right to enter thA
league OF nations on equality with the
other nations IL asserted.
Surrender Of any part Of upper
Silesia, or asst or west Ptu1iA - ~
fused.
The strategical boundary Of Poland.
as outlined in the treaty - called In
defenAble under the league OF ma
tions covenant
The rights OF the people Il a. Aaar
Valley and Alsace to self detagna1nn-
ton are declared to be violnkaA a tlso
proposed settlement. III
The desire IL expressed t10& -
zig be made a free port and that a.
vistula be neutralfzed.
For the decision Of special a.
putes on the question OF fepo@Ak10ns
it is asked that 4 general oo01Ul1oA
on reparations be appointed With =
neutral presiding odicer.
Permission b asked to TT 19GQ
which have been removed 6Un O.
many to other countries
Many quotations for tho Uuo1QnD
and writings Of President V6o1s0ooi
included In the preamble Of - 0oMxs
ter proposals. These Quoto1fGm9 -
cited IN support Of the Chains 90 -
proposed treaty runs cou1AE - ~.
pledges Of President WHOA - -
In reference to the reeh
gical boundarte4 II = po1nte4 - N4
President Wilson hAs made - QA
usent that the N1o1no vA0G0 - Jn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
GERMANY SAYS TREATY WOULD I
DESTROY THE ECONOMIC LIFE
Recognition Of the
Aerial Achievement
Congress to Reward Atlantic
Flyers in Some Distinctive
Manner.

Washington. May sS--RecognitiSn
and rewards befltting their epochal
achievement In flying across the At
lantic ocean will be extended to Lieu
tenant Commander 4. G. Read and
other members Of this crew OF ths
naval seaplane NC-4. Only the form
the reward Is to taks remains to be
decided upens
This became certain today when
Secretary Daniels declared unuuali-
tiedly In favor Of the proposal and
resolutions endorsing II were intro
daced In both heues Of congress- Sem
ator Moses, of New Hampshire. in
.roduced the following resolution in
the senate
ar eselved ty the senate and house
Of representatives OF the United States
of America In congress Assem- bled.
that the thanks of congress be and
the same are hereby, rendered to
Lieutenant Commando Albert Cush-
ing Read, T.. s. NJ, for his success In
accomplishing the FIRST trans atlantic
aeroplane flight"
Adoption of this resolution would
give Commander Read the privilege OF
the floor of both the senate and
house.
Representative Hicks. of New York,
member OF the house naval affairs
eemmittee, introduced In the house a
resolution proposing that the than ks
Of congress and q congressional medal
OF honor be awarded to the eornman-
ders and crews Of ali three of the
planes which participated in thu trans
atlantic flight Mr.. Hicks said that
special recognition should be extended
10 Commander Read and the crew OF
the NC, but that the method OF do
ing this had not yet ban decided
upon.
Secretary Daniels sal dthere was no
question that there should be an ex-
preston OF appreciation from congress
Of the brilliant exploit
1T r. one Of the greatest feats In
the history of the world" he said.
What 10 giving us most concern Is
the form that this recognition should
take. That phase Of the matter liz
now being considered By the navy de-
partrnent and members of thc house
naval ahatrs committee
whatever method, Ia adopted. II
should DO entirely ntting and CON-
mensurate with tho wonderful lAccom-
pliAhment 1t ought to be som Ell ing
splendid and nna- The dierr desAve
the best and the highest dtstincuJh-"
Chairman Butler, At the house naval
Affairs committee said tf1aru h NO
doubt that congress viii vote to dec
crate tho Avtatora.
out like psary who went to tho North
Pole" said Mr.. Butler. .He ought to
be especi ally commended"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
LOOK WHO'S HERE AGAIN!
LITTLE MIKE GlLHOOIF.Y

New York. May 2s.-''Mons3sur"
Nike GHhooley. the fourtesn-yeAr-
old Belgian refugee L. hero again.
Twice before has Mike slowed away
on board q United States troop trans
port only to be caught ny the immi-
grafton inspectors at Ellis Island and
turned back TO the sunny shores of
France. Today when the transport
Sana Papla pulled into Quarantine
the 1rst person the ofYicials saw was
their friend Mike, dressed up a.
COB, perched on tho upper deck OF
the ship.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
MAKE PERSONAL CANVASS.

personal of the city will be made by members of
committee having charge the soliciting Of contributions
FOR the Salvation Army home service drive This
nen made yesterday following the meeting of the commit
Tee number of business held at the First National
bank The financial statement at the opening of business yes
erday showed total of $6 900 had been raised Of Richmond
oa Of 100000 leaving considerable balance to be supplied
event the city maintains its reputation of going the
"a every drive.
number Of large subscriptions received during the
Hay for 81 800 and another for amount slightly less
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29

Chicago, May 2S.-Charles E. Chad
sey. said to have been the highest
salarfed superintendent OF schools In
the United States was dismissed to-
dav. HIS salary was $4,000 . year.
The dismissed followed installation
OF q new school board selected under
the new administration OF Mayor VIII
liam Hale Thompson. In his former
administration the mayor failed to Put
through his school board slate, but
under his new administration he had
a sufficient number OF aldermen with
him to secure his progrom.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
IMPROVE MORALS OF
THE GREAT WHITE WAY

New York, May 2s-Broadway IL Ia
be reformed:
Better lights and better morale are
needed for this great white way.
At a luncheon of the Broadway as
ISOLATION at the Hotel Aston today
Colonel S. Dumont Thompson, presid emit
OF association. declared that the light
ing OF the street. which was inadequate,
was TO be the first thing that the or
ganization would take up. and that the
white way Is to be a whittier way.
Police Commissioner Enrtght de-
clared an improvement was needed In
the morals OF Broadway which he
characterized as a sort OF no mans
land" He promised that laxity would
no longer be permitted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
ATROCITIES
AGAINST THE JEWS
Two thousand Soadiers - Jewish
Faith March In Great Parade
. In Boston.

Boston, May :s.-Two Thousand SOL
diers OF Jewish faith marched in a
great parade here today as a protest
against the atrocities being committed
against the Jews in Poland and
Lithusania- Hore than 10000 people
attended mass meeting at Mechanics
FALL to hear Charles w. Eliot. Governor
Samuel w. Mccall, Lieutenant Cover
nor Cox. and Brigadier General Cole
demand an Immediate erd TO the out
RACES Overflow meetings were held in
the Boston commons
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
Thieves Take Dope.

Thieves who broke open the front
door OF the drug store OF Il. r. Rob-
erts. at 1894. Hull street, tuesday
night. carried away $40 which >they
extracted from the money drawer and
dope" and other merchandise. The
police entertain the belief that the
work was that OF drug '4iends" or
those who traffic drugs. Nearly all
OF the stock of narcotics In store was
taken. the loot including morphine.
laudanum, cocaine and opium, which
the thieves apparently preferred to
many other articles which were left
untouched.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
PROCLAMATION

Tho soth Of May. Confederate
Memorial Day, being declared by
the laws OF this Commonwealth to
be q public holiday. notice II here
by given that on Friday. May S0th,
1919. tho municipal offices win be
closed. and that work In AL tho city
departments. except such work a.
may be necessary. which with bo de-
termined by tho heads Of the re-
spective departments. will be sus-
pended during the whole of that
day.
Z -. Ii ssg AL ss N. YRaS1l q 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29

Mount Clements. Mich. May 3A-
Testimony at today's session of the
Henry Ford-Ch!cago Tribune libel
suit was mostly along the same lines
as yesterday. the Ford counsel de-
voting itself to an effort to show that
the interest OF employee drafted for
military ervice were fully protected
in their ahhence and that returning
soldiers had no difficulty In getting
their old Jobs or better ones
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-29
Austria's Pink Slip.
APPEAL TO AMERICA.

Berlin, May 28In the German counter proposals. made
public here today appeal made to America and the other
democracies of the world to the German republic
the right to live.
Germany, it stated expected peace based Justice not
violence The proposed treaty it asserted would destoY
German economic life and establish system Of unparalleled
financial slavery and therefore is unacceptable