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The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
TREE SEEDS GIVEN
ALLIED NATIONS
WILL REFOREST AREA OF WuhL Q
WAR

Boston, Jan. l5.-Thirty five mil
lion tree seeds were formeally pre-
aented to the governments of France
Belgium, and Great Britain by the
American FORESTRY Association mere
today
They were accepted by the consls
of the three countries and will be
used in reforesting the devasted area
of Belgium. France and the Woodlands
cleared in the British Isles for war
purposes.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
ENVER PASHA AFTER
BRITISH INDIA
STARTS REVOLUTION IN TuRKG
STAN PROVINCE

Geneva Jan, l5.-Enver Pasha for.
mer Turkish minister Of war, who r1-
Gently was elected King of Kurdstan
has started IA Bolshevik revolution in
Turkestan, Afghanistan, and Baluchis.
l9n. according to a telegram trcm
Baku
Enver is said TO be directing his
energies against British prestige in
southwestern Asia. the ultimate aim
being India
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
MASSACHUSETTS JITNEYS
SHUT DOWN STREET CARS

Salem, Jan. 15.-Traffic on all 10.
cal lines of the Eastern Massachu-
setts Street Railway here and a large
part of the interurban lines, was dis
continued at midnight, the public
trustees OF the road having refused
to operate the cars in this vicinity
longer in the face Of the continued
loss of revenue due to jitneys.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
BLOOD SELLERS
WENT ON STRIKE

New York, Jan. 15.--Men who
sell blood for TRANSMISSION pur-
poses struck for more money
yesterday at the Flower Hospi
tai.
g When the student nurses re
sponded as strike breakers, civ
ing their blood free, the strike
was broken. Professional blood
donors demanded $500 for !
pint of blood compared with
$500 two weeks ago.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
TERRIBLE
LIFE IN QUAKE
ONE CITY AND SURROUNpINS RE
PORT 5000 DEAD

Mexico, City Jan. l4-Repor 5
which are slowly coming in from the
eastern sections OF the state OF Pueb-
la, tell of terrible loss of life as q
result of the earthquake of January
8.
Further east in the state Of Veip
Cruz the death toll seems increasi &
Reports come from Couztla stati. 9
that the number of dead in that ct =
and surrounding villages is over -
600.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
SENATE TO TAKE
CASE OF RADICALS
MOSES CALLS MEETING OF SEN
ATE SUBCOMMITTEE

Washington, Jan. 15.-Chairman
Moses of the foreign relations sub
committee investigating radical ac-
tivity, sent out a call today for meet
ing of the committee Monday.
Choice of counsel for the commit
tee and the order of procedure will
not be determined until after con-
ference between Moses and Senator
Knox
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
PREMIERS SHAPING DEMAND FOR FORMER GERMAN RULER
UNDERWOOD AND HITCHCOCK ARE IN NECK AND NECK RACI
ALLIED GOVERNMENTS PLAN
TALK WAR AGAINST SOVIETS
PREMIERS EXAMINE
DEMAND FOR WILLIAM

Paris, Jan. 15.-Premiers
Clemenceau, Lloyd George and
Nitti today will examine the text
of the demand to be made upon
Holland for the eXtradition OF
former emperor William. Ac-
cording to Matin they viii also
inspect list of those whose sur
render will be demanded from
the German Government.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
TEACHERS SALARY
LIKE JANITORS
CHICAGO LOSES FORTY PER
CENT MORE FROM RANK

Chicago, Jan. 15AThe number OF
school teachers Yho have abandoned
the profession because of low wages
increased forty per cent in the last
year, according to survey of condi
tions in Chicago by the teachers made
public today.
''The teachers salary is almost like
that of the janitors. teamsters, and
laundresses," says the statement
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15

SNOW STORMS HEAVY
IN MICHIGAN TOWNS

Traverse City. Jan. 15-Scores Of
Michigan towns are isolated today
by the worst blizzard in years, zero
temperature and impossible snow
drifts caused suspension of practi.
cally all ltravel.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
PEACE TERMS WILL
Be GIVEN HUNGARY
PREMlERS WILL DELIVER CON
DiTIONS

Paris, Jan. 15.-The conditions OF
peace will be handed late today 10
the hungarian delegation by Pro-
miers Clemenceau. Lloyd George and
Nitti
American Ambassador Wallace and
j. panese Ambassador Matzui viii also
be present
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
GERMAN DESERTERS
RETURNING HOME
AMNESTY LAW IN GERMANY is
PASSED

aA.-s
Geneva, Jan. 15.-An enormous *
odus Of German subjects to their for
mer homes. most OF them deserteI5
from the German army during the
war. is noticeable here following tie
recent enactment OF the amnesty Inv
in Germany
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
FEAR SPREAD OF
GERMAN EMBROCLIO
DIPLOMATIC DISPATCH WARNS
AGAINST SPREAD TO VIENNA

London, Jan. l0.-Fears are eN-
pressed in diplomatic dispatch that
the Berlin embroglio may spread thru
out Germany, and even to Vienna,
through the agency of the commu-
nists. 1t was pointed out that Vienna
would furnish fertile gorund for the
agitators because OF the great unrest
already existing there.
Thus far no disorders have been re-
ported outside of Berlin.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
UNDERWOOD and
HITCHCOCK IN
DEADLOCK RACE
TIE VOTE DELAYS NAMING OF
DEMOCRATIC LEADER
HOKE SMITH DID NOT VOTE
Gould Have United Dead
lock But Withheld in Cau-
Gus. Postponed Action
HOKE SMITH DID NOT VOTE

Washington, Jan. 15.-Democratic
senators in caucus today failed to
elect leader. A deadlock ON tie
vote developed between Senators I'm
derwood and Hitchcock, and the eau
Gus adjourned subject to the call of
the two candidates.
Two ballots were taken, giving ID
votes to. each senator, Smith Of Geor-
gia withholding his vote. Snit's vote
would have broken the deadlock but
the agreement to postpone final ae-
ton until Senator Glass was seated
was said q have been reached with
out objection.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15

Miss Eunice Roy9l spent short
while in the city yesterday enroute
from Abbeyille to her home at
Ansericus
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
Sparkling
Satisfaction

You can be sure OF the
purity of Orange Crush.
You can buy it wherever
cold drinks are sold. We
bottle Orange Crush un-
der strictly S a n / t a L y
conditions and person
ally vouch for it's puri-
ty. A case in the home
will bring Joy to every
member Of the family,
An ice-cold bottle Of the
pure fruit juice makes
an irrisistable, delicious
drink.
Sc by the Bottle.
Less BY the Case
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15

Washington, Jan. 15.-In the first
test Of strength today in a conference
of Democratic senators to select a
leader to succeed the late Senator
Martin, the supporters of Senator IN
derwood waby the margin Of one one
vote.
The test came on a resolution to in
ite Carter Glass, who will soon take
his seat in the senate, to cast vote
in the conference.
Glass was understood to be favor
able to Underwood and the resolution
was opposed by the Hitchcock suppor-
ters.
an. 1Fo.,,- D;xyioc hos rnt1lru a(I
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15

Miss Mary Bivins has returned
from a visit to friends at Grovania.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-15
NEW YORK COTTON
LOCAL MARKET

GOOD MIDDLING CLOSED
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02


 emphasizes a national program of forestry as t'Ie oni7 permanent son. tion of the lumber supply problem. Eighty-one nillon acres of Virgin forest land have been 8 severely cut and burned, according to the Secre- tary's report. that they are now an unproductive, idle waste, equal in area to the forests of Germany. Den- mark. Holland, Belgium, Farnce, Switzerland, Spain and Portugal; and this process of devastation is continu- ing on much of the remaining prime val forest land.
 The depletion of timber resources is. one of the important contributing causes to the excessive prices of lum- Der now prevailing, according to the secretary's report. The exhaustion of local timber supplies has compelled the shipment of lumber from long dis tances at high freight rates, and with inadequate shipping facilities.
 Although one-half of the privately owned timber of the United States is owned by about 250 large owners the secretary does not find that mono pclstic conditions on any general scale
  he predicts that with continued de- pletion of forests, there will be a greater and greater concentration of ownership.
 Increased and widely distributed production of wood is the most eff fective attack upon excessive prices and moNopolistic tendenctesc says Secretary Meredth who strongly rec Ommends putting a stop to forest de- vastation and restoring idle land to timber production. He emphasizes the immediate urgency of legislation 10 permit effective cooperation between the federal government and the states ir preventing forest fires and in grow ing timbeC Nu cut1over lands, and 2dvocates a great extension of the national forest. t'On these publicly areas" he continues, high quality timber can be grown and utilized to the maximum advan-t tage; regrowth will follow cutting. and under the regulations of the For est Service the disposal of timber will foster competitive conditions in the lumber industry"
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02
GOVERNMENT WARNS AGAINST FOREST DEVASTATION.

Washington, D. C., June 3O.-As- serting that4hTce-f;ltll. of the orig g'naI timber of the United States is gone and that we are using timber four times as fast as we grow it, Secretary of Agriculture E. T. Meredith. in an exhaustive report on the timber sit uation, prepared for the senate by the Forest service in response to a resolution introduced by Senator Capper in the last session, strongly
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02
THE SENATE AS AN ISSUE

Warren G. Harding by Henry treaty of other three Hiram Johnson California Harry Indiana Moseso of New Hampshire
 As a member of majority of committee Senator Harding has though he Lodge reservations he also voted with helping orously m-reservaons compromise possible
 of voted with the other Republicans to report resolution and he voted in for the of resolution
 be said too of the circumstances Republican gan who sentenced 70
 United States Sena orshp Republicans could not have organized Senate made majority that committee and the Senate with the treaty who'll Iv different manner md in a spirit.
 The same Senators who failure of the treaty National Convention Chicago They framed platform Harding for President Harding primarily candidate Penrose mt in his telegram fitness for the office and pre-
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

promote your candidacy Harding decided essentially Repu- bican have If MT Harding this year will House. realP the Old Guard The executive authority will Republican Senate assuming keep Repub irresponsible legislative body in 
 Chicago Convention revelations the Wood Lowden expenditures money campaign expenditures rubber padfor senatorshp cpent of which is conviction sentence
 THE sALUTATIoN DAWN.
 0 of the dawn!
 o day! For Life, of
 In it's brief
 veriies Realities of your Existence;
 The bliss of growth The action,
 splendor of beatty;
 yesterday $ but a dream And only vision;
 But today, well lived
 Every yesterday a of happiness 9 And of hope
 Look we'll therefore to day
 IS of the Dawh
 From the
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

TT WAS my busy day. AND l told the boy. | COULD not see. ANY VISITORS. AND HE popped back. AND SAID there was. A GENTLEMAN outside. WHO WISHED to see me. AND I said "No." BUT guess the boy. IS LIKE my wife. AND DOESN'T know. WHO'S BOSS.
 
 FOR BACK he comes. AND SAYS the man. WANTS JUST a word. AND ] told the boy. COULD tell the man. JUST WHERE to go.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

eREENLEE PAYERS ASSOCIATION The county in Friday ausp
  economy anars
 
 the Association. htingy stockholders meeting assembled for of making supervisors-n corporation Greenee capitalization of ss4 4OOOoooOo.
 It settled principle majority the stockholders anais applicable
 
 negligent rights
 We believe the Board Board Supervisors welcome business spirit from political malice and solely in the interest of
  with organization matters will be urged recommendation all matters brought before the Association nasty judgement painstakng prove power organization in political in county Friday evening expense precinct policy
 
 ing is the bolhmen the office by the fixing constables
  for Justice of the Peace of orenc where compiled figures show the Justice in that precinct tried twice Peace the collected money in regarding salaries of the Justice
 
 consideration and analysis the particular instance would have been amended tion of the recommendation contained and solid and mbodies buness judgment management of public affairs
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1920-07-02

IN JUST three words. BUT THE boy came back. AND SAID the man. COULD SPOT me one. HIS BUSINESS needed. JUST TWO words. AND PM a sport. AND CURIOUS too. so IN he came. AND HANDED me.
  SOME CIGARETTES to try. AND SAID "They Satisfy"
  AND will state.
  HE SAID something.
  THEY satisfy that says it. . \ Never were finer tobaccos used in any cigarette and never were tobaccos more carefully and skill fully blended. Chesterfelds give you all that any cigarette could give, plus a certsIn satisfy" quail ity that is exci'7siveiy theirs. The blend can't be copied.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
LACK Of SLEEPING CARS
DELAYS PLANS FOR
M|6HT SCHEDULE

General Manager G.. L. Hickey of
the Nevada Northern declared last
night that no definite date could be
stated at this time relative to the in
auguration of the night schedule for
the Cobre-Ely passenger service.
e appears that owing the the
great demand for Pullman cars To ac-
commodate the different conventions
being held at this time that the Pull
man company will not be able to
give detailed information as TO cars
released for service in this district.
General Manager Hickey has made
an effort TO have the service egtah-
lished by the 4th of July, hut to
date has had no information encour-
aging enough TO set an exact date
for the new schedule 1t will go
into effect as soon a. the sleeping
cars are available.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
SCHOOL EXERCISES MARK
CLOSE OF SCHOOL YEAR

Closing exercises OF the schools
We're held last Thursday, the East
Ely school at the Auditorium in East
Ely and the Ely school at the WEite
Pine County High School.
Presentation OF diplomas at the
East Ely school were made by At
torney Charles 8. Chandler Under
the direction OF Miss Eva Timmons
principal of the school, IN operetts.
THE Indian Princess" war given by
the pupils which was a creditable
success.
At the Ely school Principal Kubits
of the high school presented the di-
plomas ito the graduates.
Two short dramatic sketches an
operetia and several instrumental
solos were given by the students be-
fore a large audience of appreciatiye
relatives and friends.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS
on STATE BUILDINGS

Fred Delongchamps, state arehi-
,ect, has been spending n busy day
in Carson. The work of erecting the
first unit 10 the improved peniten.
tiary Is we'll under way. Excasa-
tons for the laying of the founda-
ton OF the main cell house, Is pretty
we'll completed. and the work OF lay
ing stone will be started within few
weeks, says the Carson appeal.
Under the new plans this new cell
house will be 102 feet long. AZ feet
vide, and provide for a double tier
of cells. Considering the fact that
less than 100 inmates are housed at
the prison. the provisions made viii
more khan take care of the number
that may be anticipated.
In this connection IL can be stated
that when Warden Henrichs took
over the institution In 1917 there
were EOS inmates Immediately fol-
lowing the enforcement of the state
prohibition law the receipt of prison
ers began to fall Off.
Other sections of the new prison
will be taken over and remodeled as
fast as one Is completed. Under the
plans adopted work by sections Will
be the rule, and IL Is not contem-
plated to finish the combined build
ing inside any given period. Mr..
DeLongchamps states that the work
on all of the state buildings is going
ahead in a most satisfactory man
ner
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
OIL COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The Illipah Petroleum Company
of Nevada has filed It's Incorporation
papers with the secretary of state and
copy OF the articles have been for
warded to County Clerk Oldfeld for
fling.
The new company is Incorporated
TO explore for oil and handle all the
business connected with the discov-
cry. production and selling of oil.
The authorized capital stock is $780,
900. divided into two million. FIVE
hundred thousand shares, at a par
value of 10 cents per snare.
Original subscribers are Peter
Organ. Mill City. Nevada; Jose C.
Ugarriza. McDermit, Nevada; Y. w.
L.asson, Z. p. Sites and ]. 4. Amenda
of Winnemucca. The resident agent
OF the company is E. p. Stites OF VIM
nemucca, Nevada.
Preparations are being made by
the company to move the new drill
recently purchased 10 the 1llipal
fields. where II Is expected that drill
ing will be started about June Is.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
SAII Lane DELEGATION
ACCOMPI.IsHEs PURPOSE

The delegation OF citizens appoint
ed to visit Salt Lake City to confer
with business men and organizations
of that place with a view to securing
their assurance that the section of
the Lincoln Highway in Utah would
be completed as outlined. returned
this week with reports of having OBJ
tanned results that are most salts
factory. Fred West, II. II. Holtz-
man. G.. S. Hoag and D. L. Quayle
of the committee state that after the
presentation of the Ely argument,
the Salt Lake men agreed that 1t was
just and reasonable and agreed to do
their share In looking after the I'M
provement of the Lincoln Highway.
Tooele county joined Ely with a
strong delegation and supported the
arguments of the local representa-
tives.
With matters now in the hands OF
a general committee composed of
members from Ely. Tooele and Salt
Lake TO have charge OF Lincoln High
way affairs in future. II is believed
no further difficulties in this line
will be encountered.
The return "trip was made by way
of Delta, to examine a new road,
and the committee was jolnted on
this trip by DIR. T. II. Suffall and Il.
j. Stevens. the doctor driving his car
from the Lake where 1t has been for
some time being enameled and gen
orally oyerhauled
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
]. N. COLLINS APPOINTED
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
BY COMMISSIONERS

owing To the technically raised by
Attorney George A. Whiteley in the
matter of the disqualification of JUS
tice J. NJ. Collins as justice of the
peace through the fact that Judge
Collins had been appointed a COM
missioner for the United States, the
Justice has sent in his resignation
as United States Commissioner and
requested the board of county COM
missioners to make record of his
appointment to the office and accept
new bond which was arranged by
tho county board yesterday.
In the arraignment of Mrs. Marie
NJ. Healy before the district court
Attorney Whiteley entered a motion
to quash the indictment on the
grounds that the defendant had not
had preliminary hearing according
to law. In his argument Attorney
Whiteley brought out that it was
against the constitution OF the state
for a person to hold a remunerative
federal Office and a state or county
office at the same time. and that the
appointment to federal office would
automatically cause vancacy in the
county Office in which case Justice
Collins was not qualified Justice of
the peace.
The court over ruled the motion,
holding that the actions of Justice
Collins were de faeto.
Justice Collins was appointed TO
the office OF U. s. Commissioner dur.
ing the war as q matter of conven-
ience and had never received any
salary or fees from the Office, but as
the technicality had been raised, the
justice decided TO send In hie resig.
nation to the department and ask
that the county commissioner ap-
point him to the office OF Justice OF
the peace with the fling OF a new
bond In order that further objections
could not be legally raised In court
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
OFHCERSARE INSTALLED
BY LOCAL LODGE
Of EAGLES

The impressive ceremony OF in
stalling new officers of the Eagle
Lodge No. 1705 of Ely was conduct
ed last Tuesday by Installation OFF,
Ger ". l.. Fulmer. when the follow
ing officers were placed for the en-
suing year: Chris Rowan, president;
j. NJ. Collins. vice president; J. Press
Dray, chaplain; Alfred ramblyn,
secra ary; John Weber, treasurer;
Fritz Glazer, inside guard. and John
Werner, conductor.
The junior past worthy president,
w. =. Howells, was present at the
meeting, coming from Salt Lake City
on special visit to attend .fhe install
lation
During the evening addresses were
made by Past Worthy President
Howells. Judge J M. Collins and w.
l.. Fulmer.
The next regular meeting OF the
lodge will be June is, when one of
the famous Eagle smokers has been
promised.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
TRIAL OF MARIE N. HEALI
OPENS TOMORROW N
DISTRICT COURT

Marie NJ. Healy will be tried in the
district court Monday morning on n
charge of murder in the first degree.
for the killing of her husband. J. g.
Healy, on May II. at their home at
Central Ely.
The case Is one of The most diff
cult that has been brought for trial
in this county for many years. and
promises to be legal battle in which
every feature of circumstantial evi-
dence will be thrashed out before tho
jury.
The state claims clear case of
premeditated murder with malice
aforethought. while the defense will
endeavor to show case of justifiable
homicide by woman driven to des-
peration.
Only thirty jurymen OF the orig
inal yenire remain from which the
jury will be drawn to try the case
and it is reported that owing to the
conscientious scruples relative to the
administration of capital punishment.
that many of the jurymen will be ex-
cused from serving. which will me-
cessitate the impanelling of new
venire.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1920-06-06
RULING BY THE
SUPREME COURT

Rules OF the Supreme Court and
district courts of the state of Nevada
adopted March Is, 1920. effective
July 1st of this year report an ac-
dition to the regular or constitutional
oath as administered TO attorneys
who In future pass the required ex-
animation and are admitted to prsc-
tice before the bar of justice.
Under rule /. paragraph S. the
rules are as follows:
In addition TO THE constitutional
oath or affirmation. an attorney be-
fore being admitted to practice. shall
subscribe to the following: That he
will maintain the respect, due 20
courts of justice and judicial officers,
that he will counsel and maintain
only such actions, proceeding, and de-
fenses as appear to him legai and
Just. except the defense of person
charged with public offence; that
he Will employ for the purpose of
maintaining the causes confided to
him such means only as are consist
ent with truth, and will never seek
10 mislead the judge by any artifice
or false statement of facts or law;
that he will maintain invioiate, and
at every peril to himself preserve,
the secrets of his client: that he will
abstain from all offensive personal
titles, and advance no fact prejudicial
to the honor or reputation of party
or witness unless required by the
justice of the cause with which he
is charged. and that he will never
reject, from any consideration per-
sonal to himself. the cause of the de-
fenseiess or oppressed.