Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1919-11-15
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painter Of western life, died at his
home at Missoula, November 9, after
an extended illness. He was 81 years
old. Clusters Last Fight" was per-
hapS the best known of Parsons paint
ings.
Forty bear pelts have been brought
to taxidermiSt, at SteyenSville, Mont,
this season and perhaps fifty in all
have been slain in this section. While
this is believed to be the record, there
is no apparent diminution in numbers
of bruin.
George A. Kennedy of Denver, Colo,
assistant manager of the Animas mine
at San Javier, Sonora, was shot in a
dispute with a Mexican labor leader
Wednesday.
Paul Wallace, aged Is, of Riverside,
Utah, accidentally killed himself when
the hammer of his shotgun he had
rested on the running board of an auto
mobile, caught and exploded, the bull
let entering the back of the lads head,
tearing off half his skull.
Fairy stories belong to the age of
ignorance, are immoral and lead to
laZiness, declared Katherine D. Blake
of New York in addressing the Colo
RADIO Educational association at Den
yer.
Boxing exhibitions and prize fights
are declared illegal in Montana, ac-
e., I, h.,
supreme court.
Approximately 113 teachers are
needed to fill vacancies in Oregon
schools at present according to the
state superintendent of schools.
DOMESTIC.
Over 200 alleged radicals were ar
rested in different cities on Novem-
Der and s, and a number will be de-
ported. 1t is said the raids by the
department of justice will continue
until every one of these undesirables
is exiled from America.
A wagonload Of alfalfa seed which
was hauled from his farm to Emporia,
Kans., by w. B. Stead recently is de-
| clared to be the most valuable load
| of farm products ever marketed in
the Sunflower state. He received
$1927.25 for the 102 bushels of seed.
A police magistrate at Philadelphia
after bordering ten days decided that
flying on Sunday does not violate the
Pennsylvania blue laws of 1894.
A clergyman and a handful of his
Pensioners, suddenly launching forth
into 1.-THE Star-Spangled Banner
broke up a meeting at Yonkers, N. Y,
of the Communists Council of Amer
ica," which was being addressed by
Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes.
President Gompers and the members
of the executive council of the Ameri'
can Federation of Labor Sunday night
issued statement endorsing the coal
miners strike and pledging the full
| support of the federation to the min
ers' cause.
One man was killed, number re-
ceived serious burns, and loss which
will exceed $1,000,000 resulted from an
oil fire which swept eighty acres OF
proven oil territory on the outskirts
of Waggoner City, Okla, and de
stroyed large part of that town.
Hundreds of radicals, including
many described as among the mos
dangerous anarchist agitators in the
country, were arrested last week by
department of justice agents in sim
| ultaneous raids upon radical head
quarters in many cities of the United
States.
Williaz z. Foster, secretary of The
national committee for organizing iror
and steel workers. did not address 6
steel strikers meeting N Labor Tenn
pie at Johnstown, Pa, because cit!
detectives, under instructions from
Chief of Police Briney, requested hin
not to do so.
Boss BARRIERS of Boston, hoping tt
break the strike of their helpers, have
inaugurated the plan of letting Gus
toners who can do SO make use O.
the facilities of the shops to shaw
themselves.
A new record price for seat OIL
the New York stock exchange wa
made last week when place sold TO
$4,000.
Military honors will be accorded tn
Ill bodies of soldier dead which ar
being brought from Russia to the Unit
ed States on the steamship LAX
Daraga.
Lewis Moulton, member of tn
Neodosha, Kans., high school football
team, died of broken neck receives
in football practice Saturday.
Forty high school teachers of Kan
sas City, Kan, have applied for
charter from the American Federation
of Teachers, which is affiliated wit
the American Federation of Labor.
Four persons were reported missin
and two others were injured as tn
result of a gasoline explosion on tn
fishing schooner Cleaner, off Nev
York.
What is said to be the record pric