The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-27

road company for authority to build |
a thirty-two-mile line in Iron county, |
Utah, from Lund, on its main line, to |
Cedar City.
Fire losses on railroads in this coun- |
ry declined nearly S3,O0o,000 in 1921, |
as compared with 1920.
An embargo on importation Of arms
and ammunition into Mexico is to be
rigidly enforced by the Mexican gov
eminent
Governor L. Mont Reilly Of Porto
Rico. VIII Sc admin .stration has been
under repeated fire from various
quarters, is praised as "a thoroughly
honest and highly patriotic man" in
letter said to have been written by
President Harding.
The treasury's new offering of $780,
100000 of Az per cent 30-year bonds
has been over-subscribed approximate
ly $1,O00,000O00 was announced by
Secretary Melon.
Standard Oils great stock dividend
declared is appraised as the first Of
many fine melons ripen ne in the Wall
street patch, all of which must be
picked within the next four and one
half months to escape the heaviest
outstanding penalty the revenue law
imposes % per cent tax on undis
tributed earnings.
Because of the illness of Mrs. Hard
ing the usual v inter programs of the
White House soc al functions, includ-
ing diplomatic, army and navy, ju-
dietary and leg 81 tive receptions, have
been Cancelled.
Maternal morality Is increasing and
no progress is being made towards its
reduction despite extensive research
and development of modern methods.
The old barn yard rooster cannot
travel by United States mail, but day
old chicks may according to a post
office department announcement.
FOREIGN
Large crowds watching the gliding
competitions at Itford hill England
witnessed flight of 1 hour and SO
minutes by Captain F. p. Raylyhan
in craft of British manufacture.
/, The announcement that the Natio.i-
an Unionist association has issued a
summons for an emergency conference
of the party dropped with a bang in
to the troubled political arena and
made everybody jump.
After holding the office of prime
minister through seven of the most
critical years of British history-three
years of war and four years of lie
/ construction - David Lloyd George
went into the wilderness.
There Is no tendency in the Fren /
:. government to rejoice over the pass
: ing of Lloyd George and his cabinet
q hThis was given definite assertion II
t official quarters
Lloyd George outlasted all tli
statesmen who guided the nation
, through the world war. In the tut
q MOL Of readjustment that follows
# that conflict he kept his seat at tn
q steering wheel when all around hin
were losing theirs
=. The Federation Of Syndicates Q
- the federal district of Mexico has d,
. creed 24-hour general strike in syn
- pathy with the employees of tn
- Toluch and Mexico City Brewing con
:. pany.
10 the coming season Is going to be o
to n bigger and better scale than eve
IN according to the impresarlos who al
r. to handle the arena events.
Paris, as u leader of fashion,
of finished. 1t Is Americas turn" Tn,
Dr. declares Lady Duff Gordon in Lo
to don.
-, Scoring serum cures" for lung di
eases as "cruel receptions which a
in no cases permanently successful
he Professor Georges Arnold official
iol informed the medical congress in SO
IN sion ut Paris. that tuberculosis in III
m. except the last stages can be and
.w definitely cured. His method Is
ha vaporizing process which reaches t
seat of the malady and kills I
germs.
', Premier Lloyd George returned
London and was met with heal
:, reception from crowds of admir-,
and had a long conference with Wi