The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-24
NEWS TO DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK OF
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST week
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN
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WESTERN
When NJ. P. Binrose Of Los Angeles
went to his garage he did not know
that his li-monthold son Nicholas
WAS creeping after him, and backing
out his car crushed the child TO death.
The body OF Woo Cow. Chinese,
bearing nine bullet wounds and nuner
Gus knife cuts, was found beside n
road three miles east of Guadalupe
according to adyices received at the
sheriffs office In Santa Barbara, Calf.
Woo was believed by officers to have
been tong war victim.
Governor Boyle has announced II
was his intention to sign the bin pro
viding that ali persons condemned to
death In Nevada should he executed
with lethal gas. lie said he would
not sign immeli,tely in order 10 al,
low any persons who might object to
present their reasons.
Tie First State and Savings Bank
Of Klamath Falls, Ore, Is doing bnsi.
ness as usual again, after having
closed its doors on Jan. II The re-
opening, which was declared to have
saved over half the shrepmen and cat
tiemen of Klamath county from ruin,
WIS preceded by civic celcbruti0D
second only TO that of Armistice day.
Richard Dunkle held three aces In
poker game and thought that was
enough TO win the pot. Ross Wicker
sham, however, laid down n pat flush
and raked In the winnings. Dunklc
was so enraged. u witness at Fremont,
Ncb., testified at the trial of DunkIe
for the Staying of Wickcrsham, that
he started an argument which resulted
In the fatal shooting Of the winner
The Utah Association Of Life Under.
writers has filed protest with the
State Insurance Commission ut Salt
Lake against the relicenslng of the
Mountain States Life Insurance Com.
pany of Denver The association al.
leges that the company Is doing bust
ness In violation of the statutes OF
Utah, which prohibit determinations,
rebates and stock schemes.
WASHINGTON
The ban prohibiting Withdrawals of
whisky from bonded warehouses, in so
far us II effects retail druggists, will
be lifted April !, under an order is
sued by Prohibition Commissioner
Kramer. Modification of the order
stopping Withdrawals was not ex-
tended to wholesale liquor dealers.
An urgent demand that the govern.
ment Of Panama Immediately settle its
boundary dispute with Costa Rica is
made by the United States In Il note
dispatched to Panama and made pub.
lie by the State Department. The
note insists that Panama abide by the
boundary decision of Chief Justice
White.
The Agricultural Department an.
nounced that the average price of plow
land In the United States decreased
about I per cent In the past year. due
to drop In crop prices. However, the
Western states show the least decline
In land prices, and In Colorado. Ore,
gOn and California there is even n
slight increase over last year. South.
ern states, due to the cotton stua,
ton, show the greatest decline in land
values.
House and Senate leaders have an.
nounced agreement on plan to push
soldier bonus legislation during the
early weeks of the special session of
Congress, to meet April II.
The Interstate Commerce Commits,
sion has suspended until July II pro-
posed cancellation of rates on grain
aud grain products from shipping
points In Colorado, Idaho. New Mexico,
Utah and Wyoming to Texas and
Louisiana gulf ports when routed by
way of Denver.
Secretary of War Weeks has an
nounced that Col. J. Mahew Vain
wright Of New York will be named as
assistant secretary Of war. Colonel
Wainwright is New York National
Guard officer and served rs inspector
general on the staff Of Major General
O'Ryan OF the Twenty-seyenth division
during the World war,
April II was selected for the special
session Of the Sixty-seventh Congress
the first under President Harding's
administration. The announcement
was received with general satisfaction
by Senate leaders. Senator Lodge Of
Massachusetts, Republican leader, no.
titled the Senate of the Presidents de
cislon.
The special session of the Senate,
which convened March 4 to confirm
important appointments, adjourned
sine die without receiving nominations
for diplomatic posts or for member.
ship on the shipping board. The delay
In shipping board selections was at.
tributed to q technicallty Of the mer.
rk ,trts~ all