The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-10-20
Western Brevities
from the Many
Western States

that when he signed his own name to |
a money order for s35, he committed |
forgery. The reason was that the |
money order WAS intended for another /!
man with the same name.
Seattle.-General Leonard Wood.
governor Of the Philippines, will re-
turn to the United States about the
first of next year and assume the
presidency of the University of Penn
sylvania.
Trinidad, Colo.-Frank Salapich, 80,
died from strangulati0n when his
automobile overturned on him here.
San Franssco.-Three trips in the
air at high attitudes is the prescrip-
ton army physicians gave Chaplain
ii. NJ. Leech us a cure for his deaf
ness. Chaplain Leech took the first
dose of his prescription and flew to
an altitude of $4,000 feet
CaleXico, Calif-What is planned rs
/ the first international cotton expo
sition in the United States will be
held here November 22-24, according
to present indications.
Denver-Complete election returns
canvassed showing that taxpayers
have voted in favor OF three bond is
sues providing S6,l50.000 for the con-
structlon Of schools.
Leavenworth, kan.-A telegram an
nJuncing the birth of baby girl to
the wife of Jesse Guest, -, Fort
Leavenworth soldier, who is held ~on
charge of stealing cigarets, brought
reprieve for him in federal court
here.
III Paso, Tex.-General EduradO
Hernandez, second in command tn
General Francisco Murguia, revolu
tlonary leader, and two followers
were killed October in a battle Will
defensas socialists-home guards.
Salem. Ore-An initiative bill pro
1 posing that members of the state leg
l islature shall be elected according tt
L occupation and not political party has
!, been filed with the secretary of state
San Francisco. - Cooperation be
:. tween the eleven western states I
n essential to the progress of the civil
Q ization Of the world, according to Coy
p ernor Charles II. Mahey of Utah, Wh
e was a guest at the ManX hotel.
Cedar Citt.--Su far as Zion Nation;
D. park is concerned, the regular tours
~ season closed Sunday. October 1
oI Visitors to the park after that da'
II. will either have to take accomou
lions for themselves or make arranS
: ments to return ont of the park II
= same day
in San Diego, Calif.-Lieutenants Jol
EN- A MacReady and Oakley Kelly, bro'
p all known records for sustained rig
:, in heavier than air flying machlf
They were in the air 80 hours,
4 minutes, oU SecOuus.
s Billings, Mont.-Announcement W
III made recently by the secretary Oft
interior that sealed bids are inVlt
for royalty oil accruing to the UNI
States from leases on governmt
lands within the Cat Creek oil fie
I'M of Montana.
rs San Francisco, Calif.--The supre
- court has denied "A rehearing OF
.isI case brought by the United States
al which it directed the southern Pac
Tdl company to divorce itself of owners
1p3Ss,l and control over the Central Pnc
ml railroad.
DIN. Los Angeles, Calif.-William
"a Hart, past the crisis in II critical
Nd ness, is still in a weakened condil
adm will he confined to his bed
: two weeks, physicians believe,
Mexicali. Men of the Twenty-n
,has Mexican battalion mntinied and hi
those of their officers who refused
ioin them in deserving 10 the r
own forces of General Juan CarraSco, W
, of the battalion was sent from Mex
to fight in Sinoa and are now in
bellion.
real
akes Portlnnd.-In a halt.lighted hall
deckcd with tinsel and tasses of
Gus oriental colors, to the intermi'
the clangor and whine of dozen str
hing instruments, and the smell of e.
odors, Chinese delegates from !
states TO the national c0nvcntio
the Hip Sing tong persued theil
alterations.
N Great Falls, Mont.-Doors OF
N Commercial National bank here
closed. The suspension ammo
NV ment gave the banks deposits
Sl,202,0 200 and its loans at 81 30
" Tho Innocent law.Abider.
Ct Dyer--I hear poor Sparker
S~luot an hts ,.ovv drcf piuht .