Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-05-23
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STORY OF the WEEK
SHOWING the PROGRESS OF
EvENTs IN our OWN AND
FOREIGN LAhoo.
WESTERN
western Newspaper usiOn views Service.

WESTERN
Carl welnIngei, a German allen, just
released from the penitentiary at Sa-
lem, after serving a five-year sentence,
was taken TO the county jail TO await
deportation proceedings as an undesir-
able alien. Weinlngel went 20 prison
for safe-blowing.
The state Livestock Board OF Utah
has decided TO present to the governor
a request for a quarantine against all
sheep shipped from Idaho into Utah.
The reason for this action Is given as
the prevalence OF scables In Idaho. Ne
vada already has n similar quaran-
tine.
Naturally aerial taxi rates will be
high. That was shown definite to-
day by announcement OF 81 per mile
as transportation charges on the
planes Of the Mercury Aviation Com
paDy, which has started service from
Los Angeles to Fresno. The company
runs planes in trains OF -four, making a
round trip daily.
Only 40 per cent OF 100000 acres OF
winter wheat planted In Montana was
abandoned as a result of winter killing
and other causes, according to the re-
port Of Guy Fitzpatrick, Montana agent
for the Federal Bureau OF Crop Esti-
mates. An average OF $4,000 remains
for harvest, an increase OF 10 per cent
over last year.
Fire was burning In the hold of the
Japanese liner Manila Mnru when she
arrived In Seattle from the orient with
about 200 passengers and a cargo estl-
mated worth about s2,000,000. When
the liner tied up "a her dock here
smoke was issuing from her hold and
portions OF her decks and bulkheads
were warm.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
william @. McAdoo has purchased the
thlrty-acre tract on Mission Ridge,
Santa Barbara, owned by George NJ.
Williams, for 100000, according TO re-
linble information. II II reported with
out confirmation, however, that Nc
Adoo bought the property as n summer
home for President Wilson,
No trace has been found Of four
youthful automobile bandits who ter
rorlzed the vicinity between Seattle
and Everett, when they held up and
robbed eight people at the point OF an
automatic pistol. Police and deputy
sheriffs OF Seattle and Everett are on
the trail OF the bandits and have been
securing the vicinity for the holdups.
WASHINGTON
Locomotive cranes, cars and other
equipment to the value OF $~1S,0GO,000
have been turned over by the War De
partment to the railroad administra.
ton for sale to the railroads at mar
ket prices.
Contracts for at least 800 alrplanes
of the very latest types would be
awarded American manufacturers un-
der plans prepared by the army air
service and sent TO Secretary Baker
for his consideration.
Senator Cummlns, OF Iowa, who is
expected TO head the Senate interstate
m committee In the next Con
gress, announced on his return 70
Washington that he planned to have
eerly consideration given to the rail-
road problem.
Return TO the United States for dis
charge OF all soldiers who are entitled
10 be f%urloughed to the regular army
reserve was authorized by the War De
partment. General pershing also was
instructed to furlough to the reserve
overseas soldiers having dependents
living abroad.
Approval OF the reorganization OF the
National Guard along the same lines
as existed before the great war has
been informally given by Secretary
Baker. The Wan Department, he said,
would favor the rebuilding Of the
guard so as so permit the various
states TO supply the same units as
were used IN making up the sixteen
divisions organized for service IN
France.
Shlphuildlng this year has continued
the fast pace set during the war. The
shipping Board announced that from
January LIST 10 May It'll American
yards turned out 20i steamships OF
TSi,as0 gross tens, all except thirty
nine, v 'ch were OF steel construction.
April the banner month, the total
deliveries being nlnety-three shins OF
32O,2s0 gross tons, an increase OF ST.
600 tons over the record set last Oc-
tober.