Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-04-08

iHaliOu VI Clle COMMISSIONED person
| mel. Under special instructions issued
| to army doctors by Surgeon General
Ireland at Washington, when the Jan.
| uary physical examinations began, eff
forts are being made to locate def
nitely any focal infections (abscessed
teeth, diseased tonsils, etc.) or other
conditions which may be responsible
for chronic degeneratiye changes"
Utah ranks thirty-ninth among the
states of the union, rated according
to the value of farm property on JAN
uary l, 1920; ranks thlrty-eighth on
the value of crops produced in 1919,
and forty-first on the value of live
stock products for that same year.
These figures are compiled by the
census bureau, and show Utah's farm
property to be valued at $311 ,275, 900;
her crops at $5S,O67 900, and her live
stock at $13,736,0OO.
Wyoming ranks thirty-fifth in value
of farm property, rated at 1884, 411,-
600; is forty-fourth in value of crops
produced, the value being $30,271 900,
and is fortieth in value of livestock.
which was $14.OO4,OOO,
The war finance corporation to
date has made agricultural and live.
stock loans exceeding $25S,OOOOOO,
but In its ALLEGATIONS has dealt none
too generously with the states of the
Rocky mountain and Pacific coast re-
gions, save with respect to special
loans on sugar beets in Utah and
Idaho alone. A report by the eorpor-
that total sugar beet loans have reach.
ed $9,996000, out of S1O,OOO,OOO set
apart for this purpose, and the great.
er rart of this sum has been loaned
in Utah. What did not go to Utah
went into Idaho, the corporation not
being able to segregate the loans by
states. The report of the corporation
shows that the aggregate of agricul-
tural and livestock loans to the vari
Gus western states, to date, total as
follows Utah, $10,651, 1O1 (including
sugar loans); Idaho, $4,079,372 In-
Guiding sugar loans); Wyoming, ST..
2e5,744; Nevada, $24S,OOO; Montana,
sc, 533, 4O2.
Familiarity with hospital work is
making the world safe from diseases.
Surgeon General Cumming of the pub.
Tic health service declared at Wash
ington in statement showing the de.
creases in deaths from various ma.
ladies. The surgeon general asserted
that the great war to be waged dur
ing the next half-century Is to be one
to eradicate diseases, conserve health
and lengthen life.
Preliminary reports, received by the
treasury, of collections of March Is
instullments OF income and taxes. show.
I'd total Of 1886 100000 on deposit liz
FEDERAL reserve banks. On the basis
OF the amount received so far, officials
declared 1t was impossible as yet to
determine whether Secretary Melons
year aggregated $272,0OO,OOO.
FOREIGN
The league of nations is likely to
be asked to take control of the OAR
danelles, 1t has become known, de-
spite the secrecy with the allied for
eign ministers have yelled their de.
alterations at Paris.
The German governments reply to
the recent demands of the Preparations
commission will be forwarded to Par
Is before the meeting Of the Genoa
economic conference. 1t will assert
that 6O,OOO0OS,OOO marks supplement
tary tax levy Is a financial and tech
meal impossibility and also will re-
ject the proposed financial control by
the commissions.
Presents of wood, bread or meat
are more welcome than flowers to
Odessa, Russia's grand opera singers.
Among the gifts TO the orchestra con.
ductor Of the famous playhouse at
recent benefit in honor Of his twenty
five years service was twenty-five
pounds of firewood. The singers re-
ceive salaries the best of which. L.
100000 rubles monthly, will pay for
only a pound and a half of bread
daily. Many of the best singers have
left, but there still are thirty-flve
principals, with a chorus and ballet.
Several performances week are CIV
en-.
"India must have self-government,
She has gone too far, and unless Eng
land sees fit to give it, there is going
to be trouble for her. There are more
than 23,O00,OO0 people in India ready
to die for this cause, and already Eng
land is using force in trying to sup
press public sentiment in India" DIR
F. l.. Johi, head of one of the aristo-
cratic Hindu families Of Bombay and
dean of the department Of English at