Williams news., 1921-05-13
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| (western Newspaper Union News Service.)
 WESTERN
 Woolgrowers of Jericho, Utah, have | rejected all bids on the 100000 pounds
 of wool pooled by them. The highest
 bid was 16A cents a pound
 Fifteen men, including an American | engineer, were badly injured in an ex- | plosion in the Rosita coal mine,
 Coahuila, Mexico. Reports stated that
 all of the injured have been taken | from the mine.
 A resolution petitioning the federal government to extend the Yukon trunk | road and telegraph system to the Fort
 Norman oil fields in the Mackenzie val ley was unanimously adopted by the
 Yukon Legislature. This is the short
 est possible route to Fort Norman.
 Cantaloupes, first of the season to
 reach San Francisco sold recently for S1.66 each, when crate of six from
 Brawley, Imperial county, California,
 was disposed of at $1O in the commis-
 sion district. The shipment was a
 week earlier than the first last year.
 A hog with taste for corn mash led
 revenue officers to an illicit still To-
 cated about thirty miles northwest of
 Chickasha, Okla. Revenue agents were
 looking for the still, but it was not To-
 cated until the hog, nosing its way out
 of the brush, and roofing in the ground for the top of a buried barrel of mash,
 brought it to their attention.
 Women who perform mems work are entitled to the same wages men, the Industrial Relations Court ruled at To peka, Kan, in the case of the Wolff Packing Company of Topeka. A reduc- ton hanging from 10 to 15 per cent in wages was ordered and the basic eight hour day established for the packing industry in Kansas.
 Miss May Brown of Salt Lake City, 2S, school teacher, took her brother in-law's pistol, walked from the house | to an orchard at the rear and while l members of her family watched from | the windows shot herself in the heart | and died instantly. As she left the | house Miss Brown said she was going | for walk and when she reached the | orchard placed the revolver to her breast and fired.
 WASHINGTON
 An increase of 5,46O, ,37S.64 in the public debt during April has been an- by the treasury. On March 31 the total was >$23, ,9SO, 1O4, ,397. .S3, as with $23, ,995, ,564, ,776.47 on April 30. Issuance of treasury certifi- cates and the payment of more than S12O, 100000 of interest on the public debt during the month, which was an off month for income tax receipts, of ficials explained, was responsible for the increase.
 The Senate passed the emergency immigrant ton bill fixing admission of aliens to per cent of each nationality resident in the United States in 191O The bill is effective for fourteen beginning fifteen days after enactment The vote on passage was 7S to l, Senator Reed, Democrat, Mis- ' souri, opposing the measure. The measure was sent to conference with he House to adjust differences made !. n it as passed by the House.
 A husky navy "gob" apparently eats laf again as much as an army dough ,oy," Senate naval committee informa- ion indicated. The comparative ra- t ion cost for March was shown to be 70 cents day for a jackie against 3S f .ents for a lad in khaki. ''The salt ea air builds good appetites,' ob- , erved Chairman Poindexter. !
 Austria, foiled in her attempt to get z ut of chancery via the receivership oute, now proposes to turn over her T industries to foreigners, providing T hey. will come in and run them, consular report to the Department of 1 Commerce revealed. The Vienna I. has decreed that Austrian corporations may transfer their entire r usiness to foreign companies. h
 Building of homes and apartments 5 beginning to boom generally throughout the United States, accord lg to reports to the Federal Reserve 'oard. This does not mean that rentsi e 'in drop immediately. The nation d ow is five years behind it's normal t' uilding program, and approximately T. ,25O,OOO dwellings short, according to W ata collected by the government This Il hortage cannot be reduced in a few il lonths. 6 A bill said to be designed to carry ut President Harding's desires for II le curbing of demands from execu- Vi ve departments for deficiency appro- re riations has been introduced in the ol -ouse. It would create board, in al hich the chairman of the House IT nd Senate appropriations committee st ould sit, to pass on applications for appropriations before they th 'uld be transmitted to Congress. O. William M. Stuart of Michigan, now w