Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1921-06-04
BRIEF REVIEW Of
A WEEKS EVENTS
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HAPPENINGS IN ITEM
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INTERN oUNTAIN.

SluIIS Dy local restaurant pfOprlet0rS
has been ordered by the Salt Lake
County Farm bureau.
The seven members of the Oregon
supreme court have signed a telegram
20 President Harding petitioning him to
appoint William Howard Taft as
member of the United States supreme
court to succeed the late Chief JUS
tice White.
Fifty thousand pounds of wool was
sold by Parowan, Utah growers Thurs
day to Thomas Wilstoholm Sons
Co. of Philadelphia for II cents
pound, according to the marketing
committee. The clip averaged eight to
ten pounds per fleece.
James Terry of Salt Lake was elect
ed Wednesday by the Knights of
Phythias as supreme representative,
Mt the close of the state convention.
Arthur Marsh of Hiawatha was named
grand chancellor. The Phythian Sis
ters elected Lucy B. Watson of Ogden
supreme representative and Lena
Waters of Midvae grand chief. The
election followed a two days session
oe the grand lodge.
]. G. jacobson and Jason McCar-
roll returned May II from Boise where
they attended a hearing by an examin-
er of the interstate commerce commits
ion relative to freight rates for Ida
no products. 2. s. Trask, who was in
Boise for the farm bureau meeting, al
so attended the hearing as a represent
alive from this section.
For the second time since 1t was
built the Strawberry reservoir near
Provo. Utah will be filed this spring.
The first time was 1917:
Mrs. Mona May Mctully, convicted
by jury in district court here OF the
murder of her son-in-law Leon Rich
,rdson, and her husband, Fred McCully
who pleaded guilty Wednesday were
sentenced by Judge Lentz Thursday
to life terms in the state penitentlary'
DOMESTIC.
The search for Sidney J. Cats, until
recently governor OF Florida and be-
fore that an ordained minister, ended
Saturday with his arrest at Albany,
Georgia. on the federal charge of peon-
age. Released on bond furnished by
Albany citizens at the solicitation OF
two local ministers, he was returning
to Jacksonville tonight.
with the arrest at Forth Worth,
Texas. of c. H. Smith, an alleged l.
w. w. organizer the department OF
Justice officials and city detectives are
investigating alleged I. w. w. activi-
ties in Fort Worth and other Texas
cities.
room papered with Cancelled Uni
ted States postage stamps stands as
\ monument to the industry OF Will
q. SAWYER of Middleboro. Mass. More
than 10000 stamps of 1874 varieties
have been used and in denomination
they represent issues from l to 30
cents.
After hearing testimony bearing on
the death of J. T. Dolan, who was Kill
ed in Council Bluffs on the night OF
MAY II. when thrown from an automo-
bilee driven by Jacob Patera, rsll-
road fireman of Omaha, coroners
Jury held the latter criminally respon-
sible for Dolan's death through driv-
ing car recklessly while intoxicated
and held him to the grand jury on q
charge of manslaughter.
Ellis island, through which the bulk
of the country's immigration passes,
Thursday was placed under strict
duarIntine because Of the death Wed
nesday from typhus Of Andres Stein
back, a Jugo-Slave boy, years old
A new Wyoming oil field has been
opened up fifteen miles south OF Ian
der. 1t is reported. The Ango-Pinted
comrnny has drilled in a producifF
well Mt 1916 feet, according to reports
and further drilling hns been ordered
stopped until sufficient tankage Gamble
procured. The well will then be shot
f. w. Talbraith. commander of the
American Legion, sent letters to all de-
partment commanders of the legion
Thursday supporting the appeal OF the
war department for wide publicity OF
the "slaker It's" being issued by the de-
partment. fl
The Hebrew Sheltering and Immi-
grants Aid Society of America has in
yited the governor Of Utah to serve
lpon the governors committee at the
opening of the new home of the as
ISOLATION In New York on June 8.
Indications of an impending effort
to break the will of James A. Murray,
millionaire Montana and Idaho land
owner brought to San Francisco
Thursday by James e. Murray OF
Butte. Mont. Marcus M. Murray of
Rutte and Miss Mary Murray of Seat
tie.
According to newspapers, President
Obregon, who was cordially received
asst fall at Dallas, will repeat his