The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-04-10
THE LATEST NEWS


Salt Lake Cit, is blocked on &C
count Of the arike OF fnsurgent
swftchmen. San Francisco, Los An
geIes. Oakland, and many other Q
tern cities are ESQ effected Dy the
strike. Some of the employees AT
Sparks and Garth have also walked
out on strike. All trains coming
through Palisadt have been late on
ccount of the strike, and are ex-
pected to run OF a late schedule as
long as the s~triiers II out. AS a
result of the tielp, all the big rail-
way companies lave placed an I'M
barge on Livestock and perishable
products. The svitchmen at Benicia
and Port Costa, California, left their
jobs, causing al trains ordinarily
passing through those places to be
routed to Sacramento via Stockton to
avoid being tied Up. A. F. Whitney,
vice-president and leader OF the
Brotherhood of Trainmen, declared
a vote of the strikers on the question
of returning to york will be taken.
The House, of Representatives
passed the resolution terminating the
war between the United States and
Germany. Twenty-Five Democrats
joined the ranks of the Republicans
in the final vote. The ballot showed
that there were 242 votes favoring
the resolution, and $50 opposing 1t.
The measure will now go before the
Senate for the final vote.
The State of Nevada is going to
ask for a reversal of the Mary Pick
ford decree of divorce. The Attor-
ney General charges the plaintiff with
fraud and collision in her suit
against Owen Moore.
The Congress OF Salvador adopted
a decree this week proposing the
adoption of a court Of arbitration be-
tween the South and Central Ameri-
can States, with the United States ex-
cluded. Copies of the decree were
sent to all the Latin-American States.
Herbert Hoover sent a telegram to
Chandler Woods Chairman Of the
State Democratic Committee Of Mass
achusetts, saying that he would de-
cline the Democratic Presidential
nomination IL 1T were proffered him.
Oakland, Vernon, and Portland are
now running ~neck-to-neck in the Pa
eific Coast League baseball schedule,
each of the teams having won three
games this season.
Claude Kitchin. former Democratic
House leader in Congress, has been
stricken with a slight attack of par
alysis.
Admiral Fletcher declared before
the Senate investigating committee
that Admiral Sims charges that the
United States Navy had no clearly
defined war plans we're not true, and
that Sims charges were not justified.
Tomatoes have been stricken of
the n in Denver cafes on account
of the present high prices that must
be paid for these vegetables.
Charlie Chaplin and Louis Mayer,
manager for ChapIfn's wife, Mildred
Harris, had a knock-down-and-drag-
out fracas at the Alexandria Hotel in
Los Angeles.
Governor Davis of Idaho, in a re-
cent address at Pocatello, declared
that he favors a western man for
President of the United States. The
West, he said, would never get its
just desserts in the matter of rec
lamations, roads, and waterways, IN
til a western man who understands
the West is elected for President.
Only a small percentage of Eastern
ers have been in the West, he added,
and as a result they know nothing be-
yond the Eastern States. Governor
Davis statements created consider
able CONSERVATION at Pocatello, as
that city is strong for Leonard Wood.
The following are the Eureka stock
quotations on the San Francisco ex-
change at closing last night: Croe-
sus, $1.47; Holly, 81; and Climax.
26 cents.