The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-03-04
INLAND NORTHWEST

broken into lately.
A Hoover dinner at $40 a plate was
arranged by a committee representing
kalispeli, Mont, lodges as a means
Of raising funds for European relief
Fifteen million bushels of wheat
have been contracted for with farmers
of Washington. Oregon and Idaho by
the Washington Wheat Growers asso-
ciation.
Ralph Rooper. a he. der who lost
his way and spent one night perched
al a tree out of reach OF pack of
wolves, is in the hospital at Bend. Ore.
suffering from, frozen feet.
Not less than SIX months nor more
than one year in the state penitentiary
at Deer Lodge, Mont, was the penalty
fixed at Helena by the jury finding
Mike Bersean guilty of manslaughter.
Captain Yiggo l.. Agidius, former
master of the barKentine Hawaii, was
indicted by the federal grand jury at
Portland on cha 'ge of smuggling
$4,000 worth of opium into the United
States.
Captain Herman Davis, prominent IN
Nevada and California mining for
nearly twenty-seven years, and past
grand master of the Masonic grand
lodge of Nevada, died suddenly of
pneumonia at Reno, New.
During January 399,SOO acres in
Wyoming and 79,SOO acres in Idaho
were segregated for entry under the
enlarged homestead act, and 41,S00
acres in Idaho were set apart for
stock raising homestead entry.
i f. l.. Murray, an oil stock salesman
|. who is alleged to have sold several
$ thousand dollars worth of oil stock
]. in a company which never existed to
n Kalspell, Mont, people, has been ar
s rested at Glenwood Springs, Colo.
# The Oregon Legislature has passed
II a bill requiring women as well as men
l. applying for marriage licenses to be
+ examined as to mental and physical
fitness. A law requiring ,Vamination
of men has been in force in Oregon.
: Captain w. f. Lewis, air mail SER
vice pilot on the Reno-to-Salt Lake
b leg, in the attempt to establish rec
ord for lppid delivery between San
Francisco and New York, was killed
at Elko, New when his plane fell.
!. State officials of the American Fed
- GRAFTON of labor in Nevada are strong
~ ly behind the American Legion and it's
- policies, according to Robert A. La
- Roux, national field organizer of the
Legion, who recently visited Carson
City.
n. Following his attendance at a prize
rs fight at Ogden, Harry Williams, was
ha arrested by department of justice
ct agents on a charge of having i'm
,s personated a federal officer in raid
at. ing still at Butte, Mont, nearly u
90. year ago.
The falling off In Seattles foreign
- trade is shown in figures submitted il
II the annual report of Port Warder
II Fred NJ. Lathe According to the re
II port, the foreign trade tonnage totalec
II 1,410,415 in 1920, In 1919, it totale,
1,SS4106, loss of 473,691 tons.
The formation Of wool pool fol
the purpose of marketing the 1872
clip was agreed upon by intermoun
tain sheepmen who took part in tn
farm bureau conference at Ogden
Utah, with delegates of Utah, Mon
tana, Idahg Nevada and Wyoming.
Cancella don of all leases on build
ings and office space occupied by tn
army recruiting service of the inter
mountain region was ordered in
Ill Of thn o1 I al,
army recruiting station from the &C
II jutant general of the army at Wasl
ington.
Eight alleged members of the II
dustrial Workers of the World wei
sentenced in police court at Spokar
to 60 days in Jail on charges
vagrancy after their counsel had T.
fused to give assurance that the
would refray from selling on II
streets copie, of l. w. w. publication
The adventurous plan Of two boy
one ID and the other IL, to see IL
~ rl9 was brought to an un.hnely Ell
~ wAlei the lads were picked up at Fe
tine, Mont, and returned to Kalispe
after they had taken $2S from Il
pants of fellow ledger in a bun
} house at Lupfer.
Sheepmen and cattlemen at 4
~ Colorado-Utah line are reported
n have renewed their feud. Two u
~ Identified men called at the Bl
TW Mountain sheep camps, 70 miles sout
II N west of Grand junction, Colo, recel
III ly, and held up two sheepherde
IN saturated the outfit with Oil and =
ldM piled a match.
One of the interesting features
the meeting of the council Of the G,
eral Federation of Women's clubs
Salt Lake next June will be the
hibition of collection of rare Indi
M baskets from Nevada, to be in char
IN of Nevada club women.
The annual income If Nevada
bonds in 1921 will be $4,000. l
3 | 1920 and 1922 tho EARNINGS yyiIr