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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
KOVA DEL DARBININKU
PAVERGIMO.
S. Gompers akeja darbo
priesus.
n. Y, kOvO g.

ALBANY, N. Y, kovo s.
New Yorko valstijos istatym-
davybes butas svarsto proJek
ta istatymui, kuriuomi norl-
ma valstijoje isteigti taip va
dinama "industrialinl" teis-
ma. Tuo paciu istatymu dar-
bininkams tur6tQ but uzdrau-
sta ir streikuoti.
Legislatures komitetas IS
klausineja abb pusi, ty. to
projekto .remejus If priesus.
Projekto priesai yra patys
darbininkai, kuriems valstiJos
ponai pradeda kalti plieni-
MUS pancius, apgalvoja jiems
vergija. Mes kuomet organl-
zuotam darbui bus uzdrausta
kelti streikus, kapitalistai
kick nor4dami gales smaugtl
ir iSnaudoti darbininll'Is.
Buvo isklausin6jamas if A
merikos Darbo FederaclJos
prezidentas Samuel Gompers.
Gompers labai prieslngas
tam projektui. Jis tvirtlna,
kad norma grazinti vidurlnlq
amzziu lailus, kuomet vlsur
siaut6 baisi darbo zmonlQ yer
giia. Delto projektas nesu-
tinka su Siandienine dvasla.
Jis prieSipgas demokratlja1
znogaus laisvei, taipgi, If sa-
lies konstitucijai.
Bet kapitalistai darbuoJasl
az projektq. Jie sake, rell1a
uzdrausti darbininkams strel-
kus. 81 tuomet viskas buslq
gerai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
BRANGUS .RADINYS.

Oar surasta musq pirmojo
raSytojo Mazvydzio .rastai.
FIJI. DR.. Jurgis Gerulis, kurl
kviecia Lietuvos universitetas
lyginamojo kalbQ mokslo ka-
tedrai, pernai gruodzio % d.
Karaliauciaus arkyve surado
Mazvydzio Giesmip knygas
(45O pusl. storumo) isejusias
is spaudos 1866 ir 1871 me-
tais. Mazvydis yra pirmqjq
lietuvisku knygeliQ autorius,
kurios buvo 1547 m. isleistos
Karaliauciuje vardu ''Cate-
chismus prasty szadel." MAJ
vydzio GicsmiQ knygos duos
naujos Sviesos ietuviQ kalbos
istorijai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
GELBEJO PACLAI NUSIzU-
DYTI; sUIMTAS.
BERLYNAS, kovo

BERLYNAS, kovo 3. =
Vieno Prusijos ukininko patti
kelinti metal nepagydomai 81
rgo, pranesa vietos laikras-
ciai. Nesenai suspausta dide-
liq sopuliQ moteriske pagrobe
po ranka pasisukusi peili ir
pradejo sau gerkle piauti.
Negaledama jinai visai pa
sipiauti, netekusi pajegp pra-
d6jo Sauktis vyro. Kuomet
tas atbego, tai visa pamates
kaipir pabludo. Moteriske e
me jo prasyti, kad jisai baig-
tu jos prad6ta darba, ty. ia
papiautQ.
Pc kaikurio dvejojimo Wy
ras palinko prie paeios pre-
Symo. Paskui atsikvosejes, j.
sitikino atlikes baisq darba.
Todel nieko nelaukdamas pats
pasidave policijai. p.
Policijos autoritetai nezino,
ka su tuomi zmogumi daryti,
Publika stow jo puseje, Sa-
ko, jis pildes savo pacios pra-
syma, kuomet toll buvus ant
mirties slenkscio.
Bet, kas teisybe, jis netu-
r9jo paeios klausyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
POTVINIS SIAURINIAME E
ILLINOISE.

DIXON, ILL.,, kovo 3. - Is
Rock up6s vanduo iSsiliejo II
aps6m6 visas apylinkes. Van
duo uzliejo Illinois Northern
Utilities elektros gamlnlmo
istaiga, kuri jau uzdaryta. Ia
istaiga gaminama elektra pri-
state miesteliams: Dixon,
Sterling, Freeport, Oregon,
Polo, Ashton, Nachusa, Fran
kiln Grove, Forreston If XII
tur.
Sis miestas teciaus veiklal
pasirupino elektros gauti IS
Julieto.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03

UTENA. Valsciaus taryba
nutare isteigti prize valseiaus
valdybos miesto skyrill. W
iivaziavima miestan bus ina
ma 3 auksinai; 1 auks. els
miesto reikalams. Leista att
daryti dvi krautuves svaigi-
nanGiQ gerimu. Visi viesie-
j pasilinksminimai baigiasi
12 valanda. Cia yra isteigta
apskricio vaistine. Vaistq
kama zada butt 20 nuoS. pi-
gesra, kaip privatinese Vais-
tin6se.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
NEN0RI FORDO IsILEISTI
VOKIETIJON.

BFRLYNAS, kov. 3. Iii
nomas Amerikos autOmobllQ
iSdirb1jas, milionierius Ford,
vra sumanes Hamburgc pas
tatidinti milzini$ka autOmobl-
liQ dirbtuve, kurioje gaIetQ
darbq gauti apie 10000 dar-
bininkQ.
Kai-kuric vokieciQ laikraS-
Ciai tam Fordo sumanymul
didziai prieSinasi. Mes Ford
81 laiku gall uzkariauti visa
automobiIiQ pramone Vokieti-
joje.
.Vokiecialhs pramoninin-
kams yra baim6s dar ir tame,
kad tojc smanomoje Fordo
dirbtuv6ie turima dar gamn-
ii ir visokias ukiui masinas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
SUDEGE MAKAR0NU
DIRBTUVE.


Uzpereita nakti gaisras su-
naikino makaronq dirbtuve II
buta, 42O West Monroe st.
Daugeli zmoniu is aplinkiniQ
namp pakiles gaisras iSvijo
gatven. Kai-kurius net vien-
marskinius.
Sakoma, gaisras pakilo nuo
perkaitusio boilerio.
Daugiau $4,000 doleriQ nuo-
stoliu padaryta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
O R A S
CHICAGO Siandie grazus
oras; kick silciau.

ma. II neuzilgo lures. parink-
tina civiles lakunystes siste-
ma.
Ant gallo, juk visi jauni vo-
kieGiai vyrai yra lavinti ka-
revival.
We ko Prancija bijosi. Ir
visais laikais todel privalo
but pasirengusi If budeti. Mes
prancuzams nezinoma nei die
ma, nei valanda, kuomet vo-
kieciai gall pakilti If viska
sumaisSyti su zeme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
.SENATAS RATIFIkAvO zap
SALOS SUTARTI

WASHINGTON, kovo s.
Senatas jau ratjfikavo viena
sutarti, pasiraSytQ visQ did
ziQtM valStybiQ buIuSioie cio-
mai nuSiginklavimo konferen-
cijoje. Ia sutartis palleGla
salQ zap, TykiQjame vande-
nyne. Toje saIoje yra svarbl
kabeliQ Stotis, del kurioS Suv.
ValStijos veda smarki2 diplo-
MATING kovQ su Japonija.
SutartiS ratifikuota 81 bal
Sais prizes 22.
Po $io ratifikavimo Sena-
tas prad9s svarSyti kitas hu-
yu<ioje konferenciioie pada-
rytaS Sutartis.
VaIdzios Stero&c kalbama,
kad SenataS grojtu lai!,u IA
tiGikuoS visaS sutartiS. i$@mus
svarbiausia - k2turlypIS 81
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
METAI-voL. VII
E2f16lf1IlkllRll kllll{!ssIl lll!RIl!R!alEEl

= zIEZMARIAI. Jau treti
metal, kaip Gia gyvuoja ke-
turklas6 mokykla. Pirmais
metals buvo tik dviklasi. ST.
met jau yra visos keturios
klasas, kurias lanko 200 moki-
niQ. Bloga tame, kad moEl-
mai besimokydami, iskryps-
ia is >tikejimo. TuretQ tevai
pasirupinti ir ginti savo val
kus nuo tvirkinimo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
PRAMATOMAS DIDELIS
sTREIKAs AIRIJoJE.
Pirmiausia pakelia streika
pastos darbininkai.

DUBLINAS, kov. 3.-Kaip
siandie visoj Airijoj- turf pa
kilt streikas visQ pastos dar-
bininkQ. Paskui JUGS turetq
pertraukti darbus telegraIq II
telefonQ operatoriai.
Streikas suplenuotas suspa1l-
sti provizionale vyriaus., ku-
ri sumazina darbininkams IS
mokamus bonusus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03

kai-kuriu sutarciQ noretQ pr1-
spgti viSCkiu prid6ckQ Su nuo-
saviomis paziTomiS. Bet
prezidentas Hardingas alSklal
pasakH, kad joki prld6cEal
nereikalingi il jie bus nepa-
kenGiami. Sake, jei senato-
rial sutartis nori apkrauti To-
pals. vorGiau tegu visai nera-
tifikuoia ir az pakilusias is
to paSckmes tegu paskui atsa~
ko.
Anot prezidcnto, sutarGlQ
ratifikavinlui tik taS gall prle
$intis. kurs Suv. Nalstijo;ns
gcidzia karo trumpoj atclty.
Taigi arba sutartys turn but
ratifikuotos arba valstyh6 tu-
ri ruoStis karan, apsumNlnuS
gyventoiu$ aukStomis mokes-
timis.
S;enatorius Lodge, .kuris ki-
tuomct daugiauSia darbavosi
pr,oS Ncreaillcso taikos su-
tarti, $iandic energ;ngai dar-
huoiaSi w viSQ SutarGil ratl-
tikavimG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
KLAIPEDA. Cia gyvena

KLAIPEDA. Cia gyvena
stambesnieji Lietuvos miskQ
pirkliai. siais metals preky-
ba labai buvo gyva, mes mu-
siSkiQ supirktas miSkas is eia
yra gabenamas j Anglija, Bel
gija, Prancija If net Ceko-
Slovalija. Jiems ypatingai
reikalinga yra drebuliq (apu-
Siu) is kuriQ cekai dirba gra-
zius moterims skrybelius If l.
vairius vaikams zaislus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
CHICAGOJE,>
NENoRI BUT MIESTO
MAJORU.

Rezignavusiam is federalio
teisejo vietos Landis'ui kai-
kas eme siQlyti but kandida-
tn ! Chicagos majorus.
Bet buves teisejas atsake,
kad jau CANA jam su politika.
Jis gall sau ramiai gyventi If
be to.
Oar nezzinia, kas bus Gia
nauju federaliu teiseju.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
DIDELES RIAUSES
EGIPTE.

LONDONAS, kovo 3. - Il
Caro-, Eyiptn, prancSta, kad
mieste Tanta, uz yJ / riliV
nuo Cairo, ana diena ivyko
kl'uvinos vietos gyventojQ
riauS6s.
Kareiviai egipt6nai malSi-
ma riauSes. 3 zmon6s nuzudy-
ia ir "a suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
POINCARE UzGINA IMPE-
RLALIZMA.

PARYZIUS, kovo 3. - An
glQ-AmerikonQ Spaudos So
jmgos surengtoj Gia vakarie-
n9j Prancijos premieras w
gynt prancuzQ imperializma'
Sake, tasai imperializmas Sc
nai palaidotas Napoleono ka-
DO rusiuoso. Siandie Pranci-
ja neturi minty aneksuoti sve
timas Sails.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
IESKOMA DAUGIAU
PIKTADARIV,

Chicagos policija turf savo
rankose 9 pl6Sikus, k1rie ne
senai apiplese visa eile istai-
gu ofisQ ir gerokai pelne.
Gaujoje buta 13-os piktada-
rip. Taigi keturiQ kitQ poll
CHA dar iesko.
Kas is to, jei submit pikta-
dariai su parankomis bus pa
liuosuoti is kalejimQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
BAIGESI NESUTIKIMAI
DEL PANAM0S.

BOGOTA, Colombia, kovo
3.-S. Valstijos su Colombia
susimaine ratifikuota sutarti-
mi, kuriaja pasiremiant Suv.
Valstijos Colombiai ismokes
25 milienus doleriQ uz Pana-
ma.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03

VABALNINKAI. Vals-
Claus taryba nutare irengti
progimnazijai namus, relka-
lauti palikti tikybos pamokas
mokyklose.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
Galingi savo mokslu.

PagaIiau, Vokietija nors il
nuginkluota. Bet vokieciQ tau
toje yra dideli mokslininkai.
Eokiec. turi geriausias ir did
ziausioj kiekyb6j visokias che
mikalijas If gall atlikti stebe-
tinus metalurginius darbus.
Nor6dami, jie gall atlikti per
versmes. visoje EurOpoje.
Be to, Vokietija turf puikia
savo sally gelezinkeliQ siste-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03

DETROIT, Mich, kovo 8.
g.. = Pereita m6nesi eia zuvo
10 zmoniq nuo nuodingQju
svaigalQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
PINIGQ KURSAS.


Svetimq saliQ pinigq verte.
mainant nemaziau $4,000 dol
kovo Q d. buvo tokia pagal
Merchants Loan & Trust Co
Anglijos sterl. svarui 4.32.
Prancijos 100 frankly $40
Italijos LOO liru 4.70
Vokietijos 100 markiu .4211a
Lietuvos LOO auksinq .4212
Lenkp 100 markip .o2
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03

Chicagoje pavogta 8 auto
parole kovo 1-2 d.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
VieneriQ netu tarnyba.

Tai ne viskas. Anot pulk,
Fabry. Francija armijojc tar
nybQ srmazins li@i vienerlV
metQ, kuomet Europoje pad6-
tis pagtr3s, ToGiau MCCALL to
padaryti veikiai. II Stai ko-
del.
Pra6jusiais Simtu metu
Prancija iris kartus buvo w
puIta il teriojama. Delto ne
nori, idant tolesni uzpuolimai
tur6tQ atsikartoti. Ir butinai
turf butt apsidraudusi.
Pranclja vokieGiais nekuo.
met negali pasitik6ti. Mes
VokietijQ Siandie Waldo indus
trijin6, finansin6 il mokslc
klesos. ,Tos vokieCiQ klesos
iauciasi nepralaim6jusios ka,
TO. Ir prieSingai daugumos
vokieciu norui gaminasi save
prie$ams atsilyginti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
Turi 100000 kareiyiQ.

Pirm karo Prancijos aTml-
ia skate 947,6O0 vyrQ, is ku-
riQ 736,OOO buvo Prancijoje,
gi Iikusieji - kolionijose.
Gil Siandie Prancija turf ap-
ginkIavusi 100000 vyrQ. IS
ju 100000 stow Pareiny (ties
upe Rhine), 100000 kolionijo-
Sc il artimuose Rytuose, 81
100000 Prancijoje.
Parlamentan paduOtas pro
jektas per metus laiko tq ar
mijQ sunazinti ligi 6GO,OO0
yyrQ, vadinasi, maziau Ill.,
900 vyrQ.
PuIkininkas Fabry pripazl-
no. kad $iandienin6 prancuzQ
armijos viena pus6 yra bait
veidziQ, gi kita pus6 ivalrlQ
xz.,,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-03-03
Nurodo j kitas Sails.

Pulk. Fabry pateisina Pra-
nciia uz skaitlingos armlJos
uzIaikymq. Mes PranclJal y
IA pavojus.
Anot jo, tokia Anglia, ne
skaitant dominijQ, Siandie uz-
Iaiko 644,OOO armija baltQ IL
spaIvuotu vyrp; gi Suv. Val
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
QUARTER MILLION
POUNDS WOOL SOLD
First National Bank Effects Sale in
Which Ten Humboldt County
Clips Are Sold for Thirty
Cents Per Pound

The first big wool sale to occur
in this city for several weeks was
concluded yesterday when the First
National Bank, acting for ten flock
owners, residents of the northern
part Of this county, sold as many
clips to Ben Loinaz, who acted for
Koshland & Co., Boston wool deal
ers. The price to be received is
thirty cents per pound and the total
amount Of wool involved in the sale
is estimated at 100000 pounds. De-
livery will be made about June 16.
This sale is one of the largest of
the season, comprising clips pro
duced by both the owners Of small
and large flocks Of sheep. It is
taken to indicate that the wool de-
mand is renewed and that the near
future will witness greater activities
than have been known in western
sheep circles for long time.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
ARENTZ WILL OPPOSE
OPPRESSIVE MEASURE

According to the White Pine
News, Congressman Samuel s.
Arentz in a letter to Herbert Will
liams of Ely makes clear the posi-
tion that will be taken by the Ne
vada representative when the Deni-
son bill, which is regarded as a
direct and unwarranted attack upon
legitimate mining enterprises so
vital to the welfare of Nevada,
comes up for vote. The letter is
as follows:
Washington, D. O., April 10,
1922-Mr. S. Herbert Williams,
General Manager Boston and Ely
Consolidated Mining Company, Ely,
Nevada. Dear Mr. Williams have
your letter of April IL relative to
the Denison bill and l thank you
sincerely for the same.
81 will take pleasure in using
this letter when the time comes to
combat the passage of the Denison
bill, and if it is all right with you
may incorporate your letter in my
remarks on this bill in the record.
Your remarks cover the matter
clearly and you voice my sentiments
exactly when you say that the
small miner, or. operator, or pro-
motor Of legitimate mining enter
prises will be irretrievably handi-
capped if the Denison bill passes
for it will cost something over $500
and possibly $1,000 to register in
each state before one can even mail
prospectus into a state or in fact
write letter to a friend recon-
mending stock. It is my opinion
that the Denison bill goes too far
and will almost entirely eliminate
the possibility of development OF
our natural resources by anyone
but the very largest companies
and as you say these men do moi
come onto the field or into the field
until the man of small means has
produced the ore, made the prelimi-
nary surveys of reclamation prof.
ect, or made his filings on a power
development scheme.
l thank you fro your letter and
with kindest regards l remain, your.
very truly,
SAMUEL S. AREN'T, NJ. c.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
AGENT FROM
WHITE PINE TALKED

Thomas R. King, White Pine
county agent, addressed those pres
ent at the chamber of commerce
luncheon yesterday, dealing particu-
larly with irrigation possibilities in
the valley of the Humboldt. He
characterized the unrestricted run
off of the Humboldt river, now in
full progress, as gross waste and
inveighed against the old saying
that everything comes to him who
waits" In the vernacular of the
small boy, "'taint so," thinks Mr..
King, and he did not spare words
in saying SO yesterday. Co-opera-
tive effort and amity will bring en-
larged irrigation enterprise here and
these things only, and the single
great question of storage remains to
be worked out in advance of the
fullest possible beneficial utilization
of the annual runoff of the Hum
boldt watershed.
About 45 guests were present at
the informal affair, the luncheon be-
ing served by the women of St.
Mary's guild. The net proceeds
went into the swimming pool fund,
as previously published, and the fact
that a general turnout did not re-
spond to the laudable efforts of the
guild women created a degree of
disappointment in many minds.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS
ARE VERY ACTIVE NOW

The athletic contingent that will
represent the Humboldt county high
school at the interscholastic meeting
to be held in this city, including
both boys and girls, are rounding
into splendid physical condition and
it is expected that a very formid-
able bunch will act as both hosts
and opponents when the several
other representations arrive here
from other Nevada schools on May
20. The county's trucks were put
to work at the half-mile oval track
this morning and another week will
suffice to see the track well pre-
pared with cinders and gravel.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
HEARD ARGUMENTS ON
BILL OF EXCEPTIONS

District Judge C. j. McFadden Of
White Pine county, heard the argu-
ments yesterday of opposing counsel
in the Winnemucca opera house con-
troversy. He indicated to counsel
the necessary revisions for settling
the bill of exceptions for the pur-
pose of perfecting an appeal to the
states supreme court. T. A. Bran
don represents the trustees for the
city Of Winnemucca, appellants, and
Warren & Hawkins represent the
appellate.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
COURT YARD IS
BEING PARKED
Entire Area to Be Beautifsd to the
Last Degree by Edict Of the
Members of the Board of
County Commissioners

Discussion in the community
anent the projected city park may
be stilled for season through the
activities that have been set afoot
by the Humboldt county commits
sioners who have directed that the
entire court house land holding ex-
tending from Bridge to Melarkey
street, comprising a full half block,
shall be beautified to the utmost Of
the possibilities existing in this cli-
mate.
A vast amount of work has al
ready been performed on the prof.
ect and within short time the court
house area will be made to give
forth blossom and assume q verdi
ance like unto the rose and the
green bay tree. Spades handled by
willing workers are now clearing
driveways through the court house
park and on either side trees, how-
ers and grassy plots are to be main-
tanned.
It is believed that in the event
the county commissioners give sane
tion to the proposal to make the
court house grounds q temporary
playground for the childhood Of this
city that the city park project may
be dismissed until such time a.
financial conditions are more propi-
tious to the scheme Of making q
larger park for recreation grounds
in this CITY.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27

Two Fire Alarms-
A long period Of inaction for
the Winnemucca fire department
was terminated yesterday when the
department responded to two calls.
One was sent in from what Is
known as the "Cozy Corner" in
the redlight district where a small
blaze, presumably ',of incendiary
origin occurred shortly after mid
night, while the other was sent in
yesterday afternoon from the W. p
depot near where a grass fire on
the railroad right-of-way threatened
to get beyond bounds.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27

Legion Smoker Tomorrow-
Members Of Vernon Robins Post.
American Legion, will enjoy a
smoker preceded by refreshments at
the meeting place in the chamber
of commerce rooms tomorrow even-
ing. The Legion membership is par
ticularly active at the present time
and is making plans for the future
which will be very broad in scope.
A number Of projects that would
advance the interests of this COM
munity are being considered at the
present time.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
Appointed Guardian

Appointed Guardian
County Auditor and Recorder
Frank Germain was appointed by
Judge Callahan as guardian of
George, John and Vincent Crotto,
minor children who are being cared
for at the state orphanage in Car
son City. The investment by the
court is necessary in order that
$1,000 in life insurance, due the
children from the New York Life
Insurance Company, through the
passing Of their late father, may be
legally collected and taken care Of.
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School Authority Here

School Authority Here
Benjamin H. Morrison Of Reno,
in charge of the federal and state
bureau dealing with vocational and
rehabilitation activities in which
benefits are offered to both ex-
service men and others, spent Tues
day at the county high school in
conference with Prof. A. L. Walker
Jr., head Of manual training in the
local institution, and in inspecting
the shop equipment.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27
COUNTY IS LOSER
ACCOUNT OFFICERS
Government Hunters Withdrawn
and Participation in Noxious
Animals Campaign Has
Been Terminated

E. R. Sans, head Of the federal
biological survey for this state, ar
rived here this morning from Reno.
He is on his way to Orovada and
Paradise Valley where he will aid
farmers in inaugurating a squirrel
determination campaign. In discuss
ing the Humboldt county situation
Of the present, resulting from the
failure Of the county commissioners
to officially make this county one
of those participating with fed
eral authorities in the campaign
for the eradication of noxious ami
mails, Mr.. Sans said:
ut is indeed unfortunate that
Humboldt county authorities failed
to cooperate with the federal and
state authorities in the extermina-
tion Of noxious animals through
out the present year. The work is
generally deemed Of great import
9ance and the results being obtained
more than justify the financial out
lays that attend. Acting under
the instruction Of the state rabies
commission l have transferred two
Of the five hunters formerly en-
ployed in this county to other fields,
the services of two others who could
not afford to make the move to
other counties have been dispensed
with and the single hunter remain
ing, now engaged in hunting and
trapping in the 'Golconda vicinity,
will be transferred soon to another
locality, thus leaving Humboldt
county without an official hunter.
Had the county authorities par
ticipated to the amount of $1,000 or
even $500, thus showing a good in
tent and willingness to cooperate
in the work Of ridding Nevada of
predatory wild animals, the state
authorities would not have moved
to terminate all forms of activities
in this county. Then again squirrel
poison, which is used very extensive
ly in the farming districts Of this
county as a matter Of urgent neces-
sity, would have been sold to farm
ers at 10 cents per pound, rather
than 13 cents as is the case in coun-
ties where official cooperation is
lacking.
"Rabies continue to be men,
ace to life and property throughout
a considerable area Of northern and
central Nevada. We are killing
from 1000 to 10000 coyotes each
year and I would say that about
five coyotes in each 1000 are in
fected with rabies. The percentage
is not high, put the fact that rabies
are widespread within this state
calls for extraordinary precautions
by everybody. More than 200 Ne
vada residents have been bitten by
rabid animals since the disease made
its appearance in 1915. No deaths
have resulted when Pasteur treat
ment was administered promptly.
"In view of the rabies menace l
consider town dogs a distinct and
entirely unnecessary evil that should
be abated. In Churchill county a
rabies outbreak resulted in the en-
actment Of a county ordinance, max
ing owners of unmuzzled dogs liable
to a fine Of 500 and the dictum
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27

Weather Report
For the twenty-fopr hours ended
at am. today: Highest tempera-
ture yesterday, SO; lowest this
morning, "a; mean temperature yes
terday, 81; normal temperature yes
terday, so; prevailing wind direc-
ton, northeast. Weather forecast
for the twenty-four hours ending s
pm. tomorrow: Fair tonight and
Friday.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-04-27

Remember, five selected among
monthly contributors to manage al
fairs. Do not 60 to sleep. Mining
Holding Co., Winnemucca, Nevada.