Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-10-16


their modest pocket books. Seventy-five cent wool
may be right Tor the sheep but its tough on the
balance OF us.
The President OF the 1eaee OF Nations, Leon Bour-
seos in the oj the League has sent messages OF
thanks and CONGRATULATIONS the governments OF Poland
and Iitania. He expresses the great pleasure OF the
League and OF whole world that those countries
have accepted the Leagues method OF setting their dit
erences and from being lately enemies have become
S friends NJ. bourgeois said was happy augury OF the
Leagues future in It's great mission OF bringing
universal peace to this world.
When President Wilson returned from France last
wear year Governor Calvin Coolidge Republican
didate for NieeIresident, spoke follows:
I'VE welcome linn (Nison) with reception more mark
ed than that which accorded to General George
Washington united than could have been given at
any time during his iie President Abraham Lincoln.
We welcome him the representative OF great people,
as great statesman, as to whom we have ntrusted
destiny and whom will support i'll the future in
the working oi that great destiny Massachusetts
las supported him in The past
1t i, estimated thai 5000 mining claims held in Ne
Vada by possessory right which the government
ures thar less than 500 worth OF work shall be done
each year That the annual expenditure of $5QO000
large number OF these claims owned by operating
companies who perform the assessment work during the
year. The work these claims be done by Some
employed for the purpose There is scarcity of mi
crsge busy their rights will be forfeited midnight De-
cenber 81 and the ground will revert to the United States
and become subject to location says the Nevada Mining
Press
The cool sunshny days OF Nevada are ideal for
the performance OF assessment work The surface is
for ntegent prospecting, the weather makes out door
work pleasant and attractive. Outcops traced sam
pied and developed Such work mines from prospects
often converting ground OF merit into property Of value
Nevada still has quite number Of prospecors Of the
old school who have learned by years OF experience and
servaton where to look Tor These men avoid work in
the mines-they outdoor workers Generally they
are willing to few dollars Tor winter grub"
by doing assessment work But when snow and rain and
biting winds come, as come they will before many days
have passed. outdoor work be is the time
THE TEACHERS OPPORTUNITY
The following timely article is written by William
Mather Lewis. Director Savings Division Treasury De-
partment
The strength OF the United States depends upon pac
teal patriotism and sound economic thought of her future
citizens These characteristics be developed in the
daily lie OF the school
Economists agree that the universal adoption of habits
OF intelligent saving will strengthen our nation treneod
ously When every wage Garner has reserve fund of
money the country will be sound economcallv socially
and politically.
Each child who buys stamps feels PARTNERSHIPS i; the
Governments he learns the wisdom OF investing his money
III securities ha are absolutely safe he becomes familiar
pr"eea way with compound interest and as he sticks
stamp alter stamp the card he has visual demonstra
ton OF how savings grow.
Faith without works is dead Thrift ;,ta. f :.
vestmeut such Government SAVINGS sec,r;,;e :; I'll,
OF ITS benefits Its virtue lies not only in it's nr,c;nas
but IN the actual practice of Investment
ia'h year thousands OF boys and girls OF the United
states arc deprived OF college education because they lack
money
on can remedy this situation among your pupils BY
to
aging them safeguard these savings in Cove-,,,a, .
curltes gu enderns real service 10 vour country
ana your pupils by promoting the sale OF stamps
Add to Your influence as a teacher pro,o, cow,
economic thought practical patriotism and prosper;,v
y encouraging your pupils in the regular purchase OF
'hrnt stamps and war savings stamps
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