Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-11-06
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ously injured as result of snow
slide at the Pete and Joe mine, 10
miles northeast of Twin Bridges, Mont.
The men, who were in sorting shed
of the mine, are believed to have been
installed killed when the building was
demolished.
Announcement is made at Seattle by
the West Coast Lumbermen's associa-
ton of a 40 per cent reduction in the
price of Douglas fir lumber. Builders
generally see in the reduction a prom
Use of the resumption of much build.
ing activity.
Arthur Collins, of Denver, was hang
ed at San Quentin, Cal, prison on Fri
day, for the murder of Robert Hatha-
way, member of the Los Angeles
police force. Hathaway was killed
when he drove a patrol wagon toward
Collins, who was in the act of hold
ing up two men.
Two hundred Colorado rangers I'M
| der Colonel Patrick ]. Hammock were
ordered to take charge in the northern
| Colorado coal fields, when strike of
miners was called effective at mid
night Thursday.
Alleging profittering in sugar, indict-
| ments were returned in federal court
| at Portland against Mason, Ehrman &
| Co, Wholesale grocers, William II.
Ehrman, president; PARROT & Co., San
Francisco, brokers, and Richard
Adams, local agent of PARROT & Co.
Search is being made for two men
who held up Charles Capra, Rockville,
Colo, merchant, and robbed him of
$4,000 cash. Capra was in a motor
truck Ell route to Pueblo to buy sup
plies. The two men stepped from the
side of the road, covered Capra with a
! rifle and searched him and the truck.
DOMESTIC.
Six were killed and 10 injured in
the wreck of a passenger train near
Yermo, Cal. Spreading rails caused
| the wreck
| With the unusually large salmon
catch, and the enormous catches of
furs this year, and the high prices re-
ceived, the Alaskan Indians are richer
now than they ever dreamed of being.
A modern Noah's ark locked at New
York Friday when the Australian and
United States liner Bellebuckle arriv-
ed with 400 specimens of animals,
birds and reptiles, recruited for the
Bronx zoo during the last two years
| by DR.. Ellis Stanley Josephs in the
| Of Anc
tralia.
Two indictments charging thirteen
| persons with operating a confidence
| game and conspiracy were returned by
the grand jury at Chicago investigat-
! ing the baseball scandal. Seven men,
| bers of the White Sox, three former
| baseball players, boxer and two
| gamblers were named in the true bills
voted recently.
Charging that she had been kidnapped
and unlawfully held in an insane
asylum by her former chauffeur,
Thomas Davis, Mrs. Augusta j. Glen
denning filed suit in circuit court at
| Chicago TO have Davis removed as
trustee for her husbands estate, valued
at more than $2000,000.
The sixty-second birthday of Theo-
dore Roosevelt was commemorated at
| Oyster Bay ON October %, by repre-
| sentatives of various societies and or
| CARNATIONS, WHO planted white oak
| tree near his grave.
The governor of New York has sign
| ed eXtradition papers for Miss Betty
J Braierd, magazine and newspaper
writer, wanted in Tacoma, Wash, ON a
charge OF kidnapping the baby of Geo.
| II. Stage, local newspaperman.
Women members of the Georgia As
ISOLATION Opposed to Equal Suffrage
! voted not to register as step in their
battle against the national suffrage
amendment. They adopted a resolu-
ton calling on teachers and preachers
to explain to the public "why we so
bitterly oppose woman suffrage
Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpen-
tier were matched at New York, on
October 20, for fight for the worlds
championship. The pugilists will meet
some time between February 1 and
June l of next year The conditions
stipulate bout of between ten and
fifteen rounds.
The republican national committees
campaign to elect Senator Warren G.
Harding will cost $50. 442 ,S92.32, Fred
w. Upham, national treasurer of the
party, notified the senate committee
appointed to investigate campaign ex-
penditures, in report filed with the
committee at Chicago.
The next general assembly Of the
Colorado legislature will be asked to
make law providing for the censor
ship of all motion pictures shown in
the state.
Policeman John Whalen, of Watson