The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-08-05
NORTHWEST NOTES

A postoffice has been established q
Dunno, Fremont county, wyo., win
Ihomas G. Clarke as postmaster
William +. Tebbetts. former collec-
tor OF customs at Atlanta, Is under ar
rest al Los Angeles for alleged Illicit
stock manipulations. Tebbetts' bond
has been set at $4,000 The accused
man il said to be a millionaire
Eieyen men were injured In a riO4
on the water front at San Franchises.
when the nounion crew Of the steam
schooner Frank b. Stout was attackea
by number of strike sylnpathizerz
The riot was brief duration.
Professor Payson ]. Treat of the
Far Eastern history department Of the
Stanford University will sail for Japan
ON the Shyno Maru on August % to
deliver a series of elctures at the four
great Japanese universities, and the
two great Chinese universities.
That 81 acres on Flathead Lake 70
70 the Deaconess hospital of Great
Falls and 2O0-acre farm In Madison
county 20 TO Montana Wesleyan after
the death Of brother, executors Of
William Wesley Van Orsedal, (Brother
Van), filed In district court Saturday
request that the estate be closed
Brother Van, a pioneer circuit rider
OF Montana, died In Great Falls tive
year ago.
The property of the Sioux FallA,
). ID. Daily Press was Thursday after
noon taken possession Of by Sheriff
Wangsness of Minnehaha county to
satisfy Judgment Of between $4,000
and $4,000 held by the Sioux Falls
National bank against George w. Egap,
owner of the paper.
Frederick H. Merely, mining en-
gineer, whose skull was fractured In q
fall In Yosemite National park last Sat
0rday, has an even chance for recovery,
1t was said at Yosemite Cal. Merely
went to California four years ago
form Denver
Governor Men OF Texas, in a mes
sage to the legislature, submitted for
consideration 1.-The operation of secret
organizations organized for the pur-
pose of masking and Disgusting them
selves and violating the laws of this
state by infiicting punishment upon
persons against whom no legal com
plant has been fled" He said he did
so at the request Of forty-nine mem
bers of the house who petitioned him
last week. II
For the first time in IS years the
I volcano of San Miguel threatens an
| eruption, according to news dispatch
from Mexico City, received at San
Antonio Tex, Wednesday. Vapor,
smoke and boiling water have spouteu
from the crater recently. The last
!. eruption of Sah Miguel occurred In
1 1916, when small towns were destroy
4 GU. i''retf " !.
\ Nearly 100 persons were injured,
none seriously, in eight explosions in
! downtown Minneapolis, which caused
property damage estimated at $4,000
J Monday.
! Maurice r. Lowenstein, San Fran
!, cisco merchant who has been acti, e In
! far eastern trade, died in a Boston
hospital last Sunday night, to which
!, ne was rushed for an operation owing
!, to sudden illness developing on train
!, according to private advices received
u here. He was president of the Paci1t
| Commercial company with headquarr
ers in New York, and was 81 years OIL
age.
| William King, burgla suspect with
3 both arms broken and in splints and
} a sprained ankle, tore cut screen In
r the central emergency hospital at San
3 Fra 1cisco and escaped. King was ar
q rested in railroad yanl on a chargs
of robbing box car AMI while bein.
Q questioned he jumped from the SECOND
u story of yard building and was in
1ured. He was captured and taken b
: the hospital. He has been recaptured
y $50
. +. White, negro recently asked thu
police of Los Angeles, Cal, for pro
! lection after receiving two letters dl
a reeting him to leave town by Angus
the 1st or "be tortured out of his life.'
4 The letters were signed tx. X. K
n White said he intended to defy TN
g warning and stay. His wife wa
n hySterical.
A battle with real scowbals in Den
J. yer August II viii feature the BO
d scouts winter-summer festival. Tn
= light will take place under blazin
Il sun In thc heart of Denver. A cal