Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-04-11
THE LATEST IMPORTANT Die
PATCHES PUT INTO SHORT,
CRISP PARAoRAPHa.
STORY OF THE WEEK
SHOWING THE PROGRESS OF
EvEHTs IN QUA OWN AND
FOREIGN LANpa.
WESTERN


WESTERN
j. E. Gebhart, n farmer, who lives In
Plnlnville, Kan, bOasts n goat that
gives her weight In milk every eleven
days.
The Carrie Nation home, on the
Kansas side, established by the fam
GUS saloon smasher, used for years as
a tenement, has been reopened as n
mercy institution by the w. @. I. U.
Of Kansas.
Quarantine because of influenza
against Skagway and all ports south OF
Skagway or elsewhere on the Alaskan
coast has been established by Gov
ernor Mackenzie OF Yukon territory.
No one will be allowed To leave Skag-
way %southbound until after five days
detention In quarantine at their W
expense.
To learn II Il Is necessary for
Nebraska 10 make special provision
for caring for discharged soldiers who
have become mentally deranged while
I'm The service, Governor Samuel II.
McKelyie Of that state, sent n com
municatlon TO Secretary OF War Baker
asking for Immediate information on
the subject.
The fire in the Argonaut gold mine
of Jackson, Calf, one OF the deepest
mines In the country, Is expected to
burn probably ten days longer, accord
ing to officials, who announced that
efforts had been made to smother the
flames by means OF bulkheads. The
origin Of the fire has not been deter
mined, and II has been impossible to
determine tine extent OF the damage.
The fire Is burning on the ~4,0O0-foot
level In a working where one OF the
two pumping plants ia clear the mine
Of water Is located.
WASHINGTON
Eugene V. Debs' application for a
rehearing OF his appeal from convic-
ton and sentence to ten years Inn
%prisOnment for violating the espionage
act was denied by the Supreme Court.
Sales TO foreign governments OF
more than S200,0O0,000 worth OF sur
plus war supplies has beer announced
by the War Department. Most Of this
went TO France, whose purchases in
cluded smokeless powder, ncl,.s, cop
per, cannon and steel plates, for which
Sl50,000,00O was paid.
Three weeks before the Victory Loan
compalgn Is 10 open the first subscrlp.
ton has been received. TO the navy
goes the honor of firing the first
shot" Secretary Daniels, Just before
he sailed for Europe, sent n check for
$1,000 TO Rear Admiral II. ]. Cowle, In
charge OF the nnvy's subscriptions, and
at the same time called ON the men
who made the sen snfc during the war
to continue the splendid record OF pre-
vlous loans.
The meat packing industry, which
his been under federal license since
October, 1917, has been released from
food administration control by n pro-
clamation signed by President IN Paris.
Under the proclamation "all persons,
firms, corporations or associations en-
gagged In importing, manufacturing, in
Guiding packing, storing or distrlbut.
Ing fresh, canned or cured beef, pork,
mutton or lard are released from
license by the food administration.
An oak tree dedicated 10 the soldier
dead OF the Department OF Agriculture
was planted on the department grounds
by Secretary Houston, assisted by Col.
Henry S. Graves OF the forest service,
who himself saw service In FRANCE.
Representatives Of the army aud navy
participated In the ceremony.
Commercial stocks of wheat were
three times as large on March 1 as II
year ago. the department OF agrlcul-
ture estimated ON n basis OF reports
returned from nearly twelve thousand
elevators, warehouses, grain mills and
wholesale firms. The total report
amounted to 1917 ,277, 900 bushels which
Is 30S per cent that Of the 1918 stock.
Wheat on farms and with other com.
merclal dealers Is not included.
Five hundred dangerous Enemy
aliens including convicted criminals.
spies and agents, viii be turned free
upon the conclusion Of peace unless
the next Congress Immediately passes
legislation providing the necessary ma
chInery for their deportation, This fact
was revealed In n statement by AttOr-
hey General Palmer, In which he dis
closed the number Of persons now in
termed In detention camps as 1905.