Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-06-02

E YERlNGION IlMES
EMMA IN RUSSIA ......
1t is touching message that from Emma Cold
man. the deportcd anarchist whose present residence is in
Moscow.
know Not word has reached us from any one in the
Usitcd States You imagine how we feel about it,
Russia its present is not place where may
hope to take root easily.
g" suppose you will wonder whether have become active
here i'll some work. have Owing partly to the
lack OF language and partly the circumstances must
familarize myself with the and strange situation
Emma is really human in spite OF her theories, and her
obvious hon,esckness provokes sympathy But at the
time it naturally provokcs smile of amusement
When Emma and her fellow Reds dn this country.
:ney loud her praise OF Soviet Russia political
anu economic paradise. They knew all about it then.
Now the ground they find quite different and pine
for the friends and the substantial blessings of the land
formerly maligned.
1t must be sad disisionment And not the least sad
thing about is the obvious fact that the Goldman Berknan
pair have nothing do in Russiano connection with the
government public task salarcd job of any kind not
opportunity to lecture the Russian public. Both
Lcninc and Trotzky their heroes and ideals have
totally ignored them They in Russia but OF it.
And every day they appreciate the advantages they
enjoyed in "tyranncal" America
So there really merits in deportation 1t might pay
send another cargo OF malconents Ruusa and let
them get their eyes open.
Although General Woods leads in number delegates
securedhe is still far from having enough nominate him.
Hiram Johnson has i'll recent weeks made spectacular
dash for the front rank but is weaker than Wood
number Of delegates.
Herbert Hoover has shown pouar strength but has few
delegates
Governor I.owden also has but few but is understood
be looked upon with favor by the odd Guard managers
acceptable nominee it made plain in the
ton that neither Wood Johnson be nominated
1t is plain that the nomination going be by
uninstructed delegates. Almost half unnstructed and
1t is certain that before the convention majority
will have been chosen without instructions They can
nominate anybody upon whom they unite nobody
be nominated without getting large these
uninstructed votes.
The convention to held Chicago be-
ginning June s. The Democratic convention to be held
at San Francisco three weeks later
Clay Taman commissioner OF the land Office one time
resident of Nevada. seems to have muddled the public
land leasing bill by regulations such that the
locator putic land dons know whether he or
horsebackat least that the claim men who want to
develop Nevada lands for oil. There is tremendous
shortage OF petroleum and its products especially gasoline
and seems that the interior department should every
encouragement within the law who seek to in
the supply; Drilling of oil wells is handicapped bv
"A shortage OF material and Of Experienced drllers
are paid an average of $27 per month Texas Oklahoma
Louisiana and California the Shell Co. OF California offers
S40O month and board for d,ilers to go to Mexico
where man takes chance Of being knitted by "srsgo"
The ig companies have bought the drilling rigs and
eaS;aa and the "wdcate' must take what he can ee.
Group OF women i'll Chicago take G., arse in NV
Pe'c anc excercize. to get reduced Ola something
Is St,g to be reduced u last
Inc City OF Yerngon has extended general welcome
70 the members of the Grand Lodge Eagles now in con-
venon here Much credit is due the members of the Yer
ngton Aere for being in bringing the guests
20 TINS CITY, and the lodge should have cooperation and
assistance OF everyone here entertaining the visitors
MILLER HOTEL
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