Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-02-27

w G9 LINN
Walter Swift OF Milwaukee set a new
worlds record In the annual state
bowling tournament nc Monlt0woc,
Wis, with a total OF 737 pins. The pre-
vious record Is us.
Major Gerhard Luke Luhn, 80, said
to be the oldest retired officer In the
United States nrmy and pioneer In
dian fighter OF the Northwest, Is dead
Mt his home In Spokane, Wash.
J. Il. Blnet, n veteran miner, arrived
in Vancouver, Is. c., with reports of a
new gold strike" In the Yukon terri
tory. lie displayed samples OF ore said
10 assay $3.50 to $500 Il ton and de-
clnred there are 'llternlly mountains
OF IT,"
Joe Lambert OF Denlson, Texas, en-
glneer on the Missouri, Kansas 4 Tex
ms southbound passenger train No. Z,
a Instantly killed when his train
crashed into the rear Of n freight train
during n heevy fog near Muskogee,
Okla. No one else was hurt.
The Omitted Americans OF Cnllfor-
mia" was organized al san Francisco
with the declared intention Of educnt-
ing the people 10 use the ballot In
bringing about necessary reforms.
Three hundred delegates, representing
all parts of the state, were present.
Warning that II vice conditions In III
Paso are not eliminated by the citi-
zens themselves, the United States
army will have TO do II has been given
by Mai. Gen. Robert l.. Howe, com
mander OF the nj Paso military dis
trlct. In n speech before the El Paso
AID Club.
Franklin X. Lane, retiring secretary
of the interior, will become nm execu-
tive OF the Pan-Amerlcan Petroleum
and Transport Company and the Mex
lean Petroleum Company when he re-
llnqulshes his official position, 1t was
announced In Los Angeles by Il. l.. Do
heney, president OF the two companies
Christopher G. Cole, federal deputy
revenue agent In charge OF prohibition
enforcement at Tucson, Arlz.. has been
arrested by United States Marshal
Treaty. OF charges OF violating the
Mann act by bringing n woman from
Maryland TO Arizona. He waived pre-
llmlnary examination before United
States Commissioners Edwin f. Jones.
WASHINGTON
Naval operation or control OF all RAJ
do stations assumed during the war
emergency will be r%ellnqulshed at mid
night, Feb. 20, under nm executive or.
der mnde public by Secretary Daniels.
In completing consideration OF the
annual postofflce appropriation bin the
Senate p%ostofflce subcommittee insert
ed an amendment providing for the cs.
adjustment OF Il trnnscontlncntal air
plane mail route from New York to
san Francisco, Via Chicago and
Omaha.
Al least 10000 farmers IN the United
States own motor trucks, the Depart
mcnt Of Agriculture has announced at
Washington. The information Is the
result Of n survey undertaken by the
office Of farm management and the
bureau Of crop estimates OF the de-
purtment.
llenr Admiral Benson, chief Of naval
operations during the war, and now ON
the retired list, has been selected by
President Wilson to succeed John Bar
ton Payne ms n member of the ship
ping board.
More liberal financial cooperation
by the federal government IN road
building In Western states where large
areas of public lands are located than
In other states where the government
controls no under-developnd territory
was advocated by Secretary Meredith,
speaking before highway representa-.
tlvcs from Western states. Approprla-
ton of S100,0O0,OOO annually for four
years was suggested.
Extension Of the air mail service 10
include distribution of newspapers and
second-class matter Is practical, Brig.
Gen. William Mitchell OF the army air
service told the Senate p%ostofflce com.
mlitee. lie urged retention of the ner.
oplane mail service ANA declared Il
great aid 10 military preparedness In
aircraft development. Mail could be
delivered between New York and San
Francisco on II regulnr thirty. slx-hour
schedule, he said. Actunl flying time
could be reduced 10 twenty-five hours
much Of the time.