Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1920-03-27
mar. HoDvER's POSITION

MR. HODVERS POSITION
Herbert Hoover puIiseS letter in IS bch he says Sub
stance that he not candidate or PRECEDENT and will make
no effort 10 obtain Die nomination. ban ike any good cit
zen he holds himself ready to lis country IN any
way tbat may Sc demanded Of ln does not c2 hal-
sell Democrat q Republican but independent 20
eressire Politicians tll he otter makes us noqla-
ton by either pary improbable q e seems 70 have gooa
deal popular support IN his letter he says be Is OPP
.posed as much the rsaetQnty group IA the {epu0ieaa
patt, as 10 the radical group ii the Democratic pariy
Il belong to group which alrdt the American people
should select te ofessS that resents he nianu-
iactu1e Of officials By machine methods
At recent State Fair there remarkable exhibit OF
the new uses to which is put
ne OF the interesting things is the way wood is turned 10
silk by mechanical and chemical The humble silk
worm her monopoly Wood silk is not as durable as
that made by worm, but who for durability these
times? The artificial product looks like silk even ii it
doesn't like silk.
Wood sausage castings another novelty The eas'ngs
that Of the byrodaets OF the slaughter house
gone BY Few tell the silk castings fro mte others
Photograph made from wood powder pressed
by hadrauic power Wood-fber shingles are made in
similar way and paper milk bottles, and wooden
car wheels.
The object OF this exhibition show that every bit
Of wood can put good use that of wood
by needless burning should be stopped
Will the Woman Suffrage Amendment be ratified in time
for III ali State 10 vote for President this year This
question worrying both the friends and the opponentso
the movement
At the time when this written 80 States have
ratified Only three needed. The State OF
Of Washington is regarded certain to raty soon But
where the other States from is not clear
The sufiragists believe that Vermont, Connecticut and
perhaps Delaware would atiy if their Legislatures in
session But they in session, and the Governors
of o,tpl10 TO do
special sessions.
-Four other States have acted but they all in the
South That section be Pretty sold1y opposed
TO- woman suffrage There little demand for il among
the white and its practical effect would be. it is
thought to give extra power to the colored vote
No L S Government loans or credits the Allies
That is the word chat comes from Washington
After entered the Congress authorized the Treas
to lend to the governments associated with tot
al OF billion dollars. ihe actually is
S96aqS34o+9. Secretary Houston says the Admins
traton thinks is best lend the other three hundred
odd million
'Fhere IS nothing from preventing the foreign govern
neats from borrowing money here ii they but such
loans &oud be private the Government would have Moth
ing to do with them Germany and Austria are eNeep-
lions they would be allowed borrow money here
because we are still at war wish lem
One Of the avowed candidates Ter President the Cnted
States is Dr Nicholas Murray Ruer PRESENT Of Co.
lumbia University Hc seeks the Republican nonnatlon
Those who kn6W President lule appreciate his abntv
Possibly Republicans 9fk that they have had
enough Of univ ery presidents in he White House ortlie
present. ~ss@g '4