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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21

Obliczenie to oparte jest ma
statystycznych danych, zebra
nych przez biuro rzadowe W mar
Gu br. Naturalnie ma tel zasadzie
opieraja sic obliczenia wynagro-
dzenias sdta maszynistow konduk
torow.
Unijni robotnicy ME zgadzaja
sic ma takie rozwiazanie kwestji
wynagrodzenia. Zdaniem ich ma
lezaloby wprowadzic porowna-
ME wynagrodzenia dziennego,
.gdyz czas piracy zredukowany &c
stall z 10 godzin do Smiu. lnni
'liderzy zadaja, by W kwestji wy
nagrodzenia przyjeto "a zasade
por6wnanie wynagrodzenia r.
1915 i 1922. Utrzymuja oni, re
ma zasadzie wynagrodzenla
.dziennego przecietne wynagro--
dzenie ich wzrosfo miedzy ro-
.kiem 1915 a 1922 o 35.S procent
zamiast o 69.4 procent, wzrost
zdolno5ci nabywczej wynagrodze
MIA wynosi tylko 15.9 procent-
zamiast AS. Jesli przyjmie sic
"a zasade por6wnanie wynagro--
dzenia dziennego miedzy ro-
kiem 1915 a 1922, to zdolnose
nabywcza zarobku przedstawi
wzrost tylko o 81 procent "a
.miast 44.5. Liderzy unijni zarzu7
GAIA dalej, re take por6wnanie
wynagrodzenia dotyczy jedynie
robotnik6w sekcyjnych ME ro-
botnikow zwykiych meiacho--
wych, pracujacych przy ro-
manu- torow kolejowych. Zda-
MEM ich, zdolnos6 nabywcza wy
nagrodzenia tych robotnik6w ME
zostala zupelnie powiekszona cd
r. 1915, naodwrot zmniejszyfa
sic cd r. 1915 Q IL procent. "
razie ponownego przesiuchania
.kwestji wynagrodzenia pred
Wydzialem kolejowym wszyst--
kie te rozdice W szczegoiach 20
stana wyrownane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21
Kronika Chicagoska.

tow. Ia przecietne wynagrodze-
ME robotnik6w kolejowych ME
odpowiada jednak rzeczywistym
warunkom. Wydziai kolejowy
piracy powinien byi okreSlic no
we wynagrodzenie W stosunku
procentowym do skali zycia i
zdolnoSci nabywczej zarobku.
Jesli sic wezmie "a podstawe O.
bliczeh grud7ieh 1917 r. tablicz-
ka ponizsza przedstawi wynagro
dzenie w obliczeniu procentowem
nastepujaco:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21
KALENDARZYK.

DziS, pOniedzialcs, - sserPnia'
Sw. JOEuny p.
Jutro, wtorrk. -. sicrpnia; s"'
Ermforiana VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21
PowOdy Powiekszenia Armjji Polskiej.
VYKRYCE REWOLUCYJNECO SPISKU W MEKSYKU
$3OO.OOO Szkody Po1aru W West Newton.
Inne Telegrdmy Krdj0We.

oldlSICuolWd w SVOSuIhu 10 SpIAJ
kujacych. w rzeczywistosci boz
wien, zgodnie z oswiadczeniem
iednego z urzednik6w unijnych,
wiekszosc robotnikow, kt6rzy ME
poiaczyli sic ze strajkujacyrni,
zajmowala pierwsze miejsca na
liscie starszenstwa. w wielu ma.
wet wypadkachi ia jedynic oko-
licznosc wstrzymaia ich cd soli-
darnego polczenaia sic re straj-
klein. CT robotnicy zatrzymaja
oczywiscie swe prawa starszen.
stwa.
Ustepstwa kolei zapewnione.
z chwila, kiedy kolejowi repre-.
zentanci zdecydowali sic ma zwo-
ianie zebrania 14S przedstawicie
Ii najwybitniejszych linij kolejo-
wych. .kt6tzE: zMxkle. decyduja &
sprawach krajowej polityki wo-
beg robotnikow, niema watpIiwc
Sci, IL zgadzaia sic oni ma przy
wr6cenie praw starszenstwa straj
kuiacym.
Inaczej T. De Witt Cuyler, pre-
zydent zwiazku wlascicieli kolei,
ME zwoiywalby novel konferen-
cji ma srode.
E. F, Cradle, prezydent zwia-
zku Maintenance of Way u
nion", wyjechal W sobote do De
troit w zamiarze zwr6cenia sic
do kolejowego wydziaiu piracy Q
'podwyzszenie piac dla 10000
czlonkow reprezentowanej przez
niego organizacr Przesiuchania
W powyzszej sprawie rozpocen7
sic 25go sierpnia.
ZBYTEcZNY RoZGLoS MO,
zE oPozNIc ZAKoNCZEN1E
STRAJKU.
New York, 81 sierpnia - Ros
CLOS, jakiego zadna "a stron ME
mogla uniknac, moze op6znic je
zcli ME zniweczye " zupeinosci
obecne ukiady pokejowego
zskoiczenia strajku. Obydwie
strony rozpoczna wsp6lne obra-
dy W srode, celem osiagiecia O.
statecznego porozumienia.
w nastepstwie bisdnyeh ME
raz wiadomosci artykui6w. "a
mieszczanyeh W krajowych pi-
smach, biura zwiazku przedsie-
biorstw kolejowych zalane So ca
10 fala protestow cd ME straiku-
jacych robotnikow W warszta--
tach kolejowych, cd izb handlo-
wych, innych podobnych organi-
zacyj wybitnych pracodawcow.
Nowi robotnicy, zatrudnieni W
warsztatach Ikolejowych po !.
lipca zaczynaja tworzyc wiasne
unje i iacza sic W ogolnym pro-
tescie przeciwko warunkom, ma
ktorych strajkujacy robotnicy ma
ia rzekomo powrocie do piracy.
E. ]. Pearson, prezydent linji
New York, New Haven and
Hartford RR., oznajmii til wczo-
raj, IL stosujac sic do rad kole,
jowego wydziaiu piracy, dawn
ME strajkujacy i nowo przyjeci
robotnicy W warsztatach odno
snej iinji kolejowej zorganizowas
Ii sic wsp6lnie W nova unje, na
zwana zwiazkiem pracownikcwa
W wydziale mechaniki. Ugo-
da, zawarta poiniedzy nova
organizacja zarzadenl kolci, O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21
Z Biura MeleOrOlOgicmsgO.
Wsrhbsi sloboa o EOdnHis 6:oa.

Wsfhdsi slonca - sodzinie BsOs.
zach.id sluhra @ g0dEnie s;12
paEada " CiliEags 1 0kuncy; W
Fassiesiaairk rsrseio2o PochmSurnie,
,.oza.la uirpruua. We wtorck prag-
s,upo.lua,uia pogbsia. 0miarksssany, /,
pls~wafnie psgluliHaDwo-usehoeiai
s0istr.
Temperatura dohy m8nionej; Aaj--
,sFtsra WCEoFal o Eodcne 5tci DO
,.oluinin Ts sloPni. najniasza weSo--
al o goslzlnie 5tri rano 05 stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21
MANIFESTATIONS Po-
CHoD RoBOTNIKoW KO-
LEIOWYCH.

Chcac wykazat, re 81 procent
robotnik6w kolejowych strajku-,
lie, a ME, jak zapewniaja zarzady
kompanij, 10 procent, robotnicy
kolejowi urzadzili wczoraj ma
nifestacyjny pochod W dzielnicy
Burnside. w pochodzie braio u,
dzias przeszlo 1900 iudzi. Ma
przedzie pochodu szli veteran
armji amerykahskiej W mundu-.
rach / z flaga narodowa. Mamie
stanci nieSi afisze napisami
,,koszt zycia jeszcze ME obnizyl
sic, dIa czego wynagrodzenie "a
prace ma bye nizsze." my robot
nicy kolejowi walczymy 0 ludz-
ka egzystencje." oWalczyliSmy
W wojnie swiatowej, by kra.
mogi Eye, pozwolcie nam zye."
Po przybyciu ma miejsce pre-
znaczenia orkiestra, manifestan-'
tow zagrala hymn narodowy
Star Spangled Banner" poczem
odbyIy sic przemowienia lide-
row robotniczych. Wszyscy oni
zapewniali robotnikow, re ivy,
ciestwo jest prawie pewne j re W
przeciagu jednego tygodnia ro-,
botnicy ujrza swoje zadania spel
moment. Jeden z mowcow kryty-
kowai ostro decyzje Wydziaiu
kolejowego piracy, przypisujac
sedziemu Bartonowi prezeso-
wi Hooperowi stronniczoSc ma
rzecz wiascicieli kompanij kolejo
wych, lego zdaniem, nalezy
zwrocic sic do prezydenta Har-
dinga z pro$ba o oczySzczenie
.Wydzialu Kolejowego, jezeli da-
lei ma on rozpatrywac sprawy
robotnicze. Wszyscy mowcy pod
nosili srawe nieuehwalonego do
tychczas bonusu, jako wielka
krzywde, wyrzadzona weteranonl
wojny swiatowej,
w manifestacji brali udzial
robotnicy z warsztat6w New
York Central. Michigan Central
1 kompanji Pullman.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21
LITwA KOWIENsKA zALEzNA OD
NIESIIEC.

KOWNO. - WslSutek spadlSu marlsi
niemieeIdej, rad Litwy KOwiensliel
mid1iaf sic zmuszonynn poduiesf tapfy
.sOIejOwe 0 100 proc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21

wedle komnnikatu Polskirrso KOn
suistu Eenerzinego kurs marck jest
dris s,gTB ~ 500, ezyii I6s
ecnt6w ~ 1000 niarrk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21

Dokohczsnle na stroniey Z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-08-21

lDokonczonie na 81. 5-tel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15

La carta de los headers republic
canos deja yer clafamente que en- Ell
nombramientO &c ps jefes de Depar-
tamenso no intervihieron los partidos
politieos Ahora blen, alinQue me ocu
pare del Gobernadof 10 menos posi-
bic. como en- jllsticIa lebe hacerse con
un hombre que Sc eonsidera cafdo, all
90 siempre toca dScir por ser el Go
bernaGor q respoasaDle dc los nom.
.bramientos que NOS ocupan.
Mr.. Rely lia demostrado que So
mueve con Ia nlisiAa conciendia cen
que Sc mueyc una picdra pclota a
impulses de i'm bate.
Me parece cstar kiendo I'm bate dan
dole impulse al Gobernador y la mano
de la misma persons. una mano judfa.
preselltandole d Wilson para Conf
sionatlo del Interior Esa misma ma
no trata de herlr el prestigio del an
terior Comisionado tun 9atiyo) con
la sana intensi6n de acabar con todo
10 que represente inseligencia, activi-
dad, laboriosidai decoro, amer a
nuestEo terrftorio i protection a los
no poIerosos odue reprcsentan el 99K
por ciento d'e nuestra poblaci0n.
.iPodeinos tolerar semejante PROPOSE
tog Hcmos de deiarnos dcsollar como
un ihanso rebaiio de ovejas? Mieniras
los jcfes de Obrasl Pliblicas de Santo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15
INFORMACION
COMMERCIAL

Los sehores Alejo Llull y Co, del
alto comercio de Mayagtiez, Sc han SER
vido informarnos que aicha tirma es-
ia en- liquidation, .haciendose cargo de
ella y del actiyo, por lio tener pasiSo.
la que Sc ha constitufdo con La raz0n
de Alejo Llull y Co., S. en- Co., de que
son socios gestoresscon uso de la firma,
los se1oresf Fructuoso Leirfa y Angel
Osso Fernandez, y comanditario el Sci
nor Aieso Llulf y Nebot: lie deseamos
el mejor exitO ala nuesa firma; cons
titnida por acreditados eIelnentOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15
al LCDO. BLONDET LIE QBISIE-
RON OAR UN TAJO

Aver tarde los detectives Cerra y
Ruiz arrestaron al individuo yislta-
.ci0n Ortiz; por IN deIito de falsa re-
presentation. eonsistente en- haber ira
tado de cobrar IN cheque por la suma
de $4,000 utilizando Ia firIna del Icdo.
Ricardo H. Blondet. FL pagadOr del
American Colonial Bank, p. Eduardo
Perez, que por % visto tiene una gran
experienced en- ESQ de hacer electives
cheques / gente extraila, sospechC en-
tai forlna del referldo cheque, mani
festando visitaci0n que volyiera
Ihego.
FL fiscal le exigi6 a acusado $4,000
de ianza para nermanecer en- Iibertad.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15
HAST6 EL sABAD65

Acompa1ad0 de su distinguila espo-
a, permanecera en- SAN Juan, lhasta
hoy d Ell .lunes pr6xino, Ell Hon.
J1e5S de la Corte de Distrito de Pom,
.ce, Lcde. r. Dfaz Cintr6n. Durante Ia
ptesente selnana no sse han hechoa Sc
.halamientos en- Ponce y ESQ lie perfnite
at senior Dlaz Cintr6n disfrutar de all
gunos dfas de descanso aduf.
Rienyenidos. :, . II Z.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15
DESpE PONCE

AN%A ktAA0 ~ " ~ M - - A,AHs kfA~
tica, los cfrcul0s polficos estah excl
tadfsimos, aunque los bandos afecta-
dos por Ia situaci6n guardian pruden-
te reserva. sinembargo, la noticia de
la destituci6n del Fiscal Dlaz Collazo
y los documentos que con motive de
ella han salito de la Mansion Eiecu-
tlya, cayeron aQud como una bomba.
Como las altisonancias proceden de
esa capital, es innumerable In canti-
dad de bolegramas que circnlan D0s.
estos t,igos de Di0s, cuaI mas dcssi
cabellados pero que su propalador ase
gura procedd de fuentes fidcalgnas.
Para asentar su donlicili0 ali,
jnnto d su esposo el Hon. Juez Charles
L. Footc, esta mafiana sali6 de esta
ciudad para IA Capital la distinguida
sciiora Conallita Astol, acompanada dc
sus graciosao nifios.
La ausencia de La respectable ia.
nilia Foote-Astol es y scra sicMpre
muy lamentada pcr la sociedad pom
cciia. 4
Esta tarde, de cuatro a cinco, Sc
dari cristiana scpuItura al cadaver
del estimable joven Carlos Manuel
Irigoycn, empleado de correos de esta5
ciudad, quien falleci6 anoche en- el
hogar de sGs estimables padres, calle
CamD0s ndmero II.
Descanse en- paz yaya nuestro
senttdo duelo hasta sus deudos.
Los seryicios de la Semana Sam
ia en- la Iglesia parroquiaI tienen unI
sello de solemilidad inponcnte, tartol
por el fausto de cada acto como pOrI
10 numeroso de la concurlencia. II.
Anunciase que Ell sermon de Las
siete Palabras estara a cargo de los
ReEerendos Padres Fernandez; de lal
Guerray Garcia. s!sts:.ss
Come a las once de la mafana
de aver, cncontrandose hospedado en|
el Hotel FIances de es.a ciudad, una
persona que dijo llamarse Juan NietoI
y ser yecino de Guayama, yi6se AGO.
metido de i'm aceeso de Iocnra, rom
piendo de ul punetazo un espejo va
dorado en- sesensa d6lares Y acome-
tlendo con una butaea contra dos en-
plcados del ESTABLISHMENTS.
Como al romper el cspejo Sc causa-
= l. 49, u :
ra dan0 en- las mahOs, Sc lie condujoa
Al Hospital Trieoche para que le asis;
tieran en- las heridas TetdlJidas,
4 Dfcese aqni que Nieto les enpleaqo
del Gobiern0 lnsllaF:
En So residencia. calle Bertoly,
finEliO aitcche Ia jornada de la wida
III aiAable sehora lerInd, viuda del
Villa y esta "a itlei Sc lflhuniara SUI ga
diver egl q ceinqnferio scatolieOs
Descanse en- paz slll alma y Teciban
sasl apenados dealqos nlestra sentida
sonaolencia,
IA polieia se llnlllsl g lthles sil- !
tlino por "a tafsle 90 s.ll lstta ell cue
Juiit saiIlz, eineo gallo
nes de ron heeho do IN a sba-
rio eantera, de y zeua ufbaiza local: |
For agredif con l0a pTiii0s 2 IA
lHen Ortiz, ca1sfnIlele lesianes lens j. |
rafa Ia pOicfa la pEescptailo densuli
eia, ante el jEez Mnnieipsl, segntEa
Ventura Rodffgnez.
~ :
El Hon. Jucz Dfaz Gintr6n a6e Ia |
Cortc de este Distrito, ha impuesto
treinta dfas de carceI benjamin. Au-
rfant igual pena q Santiago Martf-
nez, anbos con costas, por infringirI
"a ley de arbitrios ! orden0 81 sobre-
7 archivo de los casos Sc.
grad0s contra Felix Ocasio. por aban- |
Ilo,,a dc r.enorps. contra pps;ro Sierra
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15
LIE LLEyARON DOS TRADES
AMARILLOS

FL sujeto Sinforoso Cruz. Rivera in
forma la detective que de su estable-
cimiento. en- santurce lie robaron dos
trajes amarillos,. vaIoraGos en- 5000.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-04-15

Fl Pente del nsteriO britanico Lloyd
celebration de
Inglatera yizcond Lac
estaa alto
asi anuncdo haa actuamente
de la India. ha entrabado
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
WILL GROW SEED
POTATOES HERE
Experiments Will be Carried ON At
Orovada in the Growing Of
Seed Potatoes; To Be In
spscted By Experts

The matter Of securing. two
farmers in the Orovada section to
take up raising of potatoes from
certified seeds is being considered
n that section through the efforts
of the farm bureau organization Of
this county, the product thus raised
to be inspected three times by seed
experts, and when passed upon as
free from blemishes and infection,
to be sold for seed potatoes at the
price of $50 per ton. The matter
was taken up at the Farm Bureau
meetings held there last Saturday
and Sunday afternoons under the
direction of Farm Bureau Agent,
Joe Wilson and it is expected that
the two farmers having facilities for
the raising of this certified stock
will be decided soon.
In connection with the raising of
good crops in that vicinitl the mat
ter of securing federal aid money
for the sinking of an artesian we'll
in the : Orovada district was taken
up at the meetings and a petition
circulated toward this end to be
sent to members of the geological
survey in an effort to secure all
possible assistance in the UNDER
taken project. Through the CO.
operation of the Humboldt County
Chamber of Commerce. whose men,
bers have favorably passed upon
giving their assistance in this line,
and who have authorized the draw
ing up of a resolution by the Sec
retary to that effect, copies Of which
are being sent to members Of the
geological survey and to represen-
tatives in Congress, it is expected
that some immediate action will be
taken and sinking of the well COM
menced.
y A petition for the securing of
federal aid money in the construct
ing of route 8, or the stretch of
road from Winnemucca to Paradise
hill was also put into circulation at
Orovada during the meetings with
the hope that considerable weight
be brought to bear upon the i'm
portance Of that project through
people in that community.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
AMERICAN LEGION !
CLEANS UP FOR 4TH'
vernon Robins Post Turned Out In
Full Force Sunday and Cleaned
Up Bridge and Railroad
Streets For Fourth

Bridge and Railroad streets are
the cleanest they have been in Z
long tiEae as a result Of efforts ex-
pended in those vicinities Sunday
by members Of the local post of
American Legion.
A sum Of money, amounting too
$3.50, was promised the Legion
boys toward their Fourth of July
celebration if they would spend
Sunday in cleaning up the streets,
at the rate Of So each. The entire
legion turned out on time and some
real work was carried on through
out the day, with the result that the
two streets mentioned were swept,
sprinkled and cleared of weeds. The
city truck and tractor were pressed
into service and the old heating
plant recently discarded by the
county Jail and sold for use in the
Nixon opera house was removed to
the latter premises. The boys de-
clare they put in hard days work
and the city officials express them
selves as well pleased with the re-
suits Of their bargin.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
JULY nth PROGRAM
NEARs COMPLETION
Over Four Hundred Dollars Has
Already Been Spent For Fire.
works, Besides Large Sum
For Prizes Assured

In order that the Fourth of July
Celebration to be held in this city
under the auspices of the members
of the Vernon Robins Post Of
American Legion shall not be lack
ing in any of the smaller details
which go toward making such oc-
cassions SO enjoyable for both the
young and the old, members Of all
committees of the organization are
putting in their best efforts to make
the day as full as possible.
Up to date a number of con-
cessions have been granted and it
is announced by committeeman that
there will be booths where patrons
can secure hot-dogs, cool drinks,
ice cream and popcorn and peanuts,
as we'll as places to spend nickles
and dimes on games of chance.
A large number of automobiles
have been listed for the parade to
take place in the morning and
number of business houses and
organizations have expressed their
intention of entering floats. Dur
ing the afternoon the following pro-
gram of events to take place on
Bridge street through the business
section of town has been announced,
and for which $3.50 is prizes is to
be awarded.
Horse race, quarter mile; 90
yard race, boys under IS; 50-yard,
free for all; 50-yard, girls free for
all; sack race; 100-yards, boys un-
der Is; three-legged race; fat mans
race; 100-yard free for all; potato
race; wheelbarrow race; squaw
race.
The big attraction of the day,
however, is expected to be the fire.
works display to take place at Scott
field back of the high school build
ing beginning at $3.50 o'clock in tle
evening; and is expected to- be one
of the most magnificent ever wit
messed in this city, over $400 hav-
ing been spent for this feature al
ready.
The day will be rounded out by
the garnd ball to be given in the
Nixon opera house in the evening,
and every effort is being made to
make that suitable finish for the
big day of events.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
WARMING ISSUED
FOR 4 TIL FIRES

Acting on the principle that "An
ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" the Board of Un-
derwriters Of the Pacific is distribut-
ing circulars calling attention to the
danger Of fires by reason of Fourth
of July celebrations, which should
be needed by every resident. Great
care should be taken to have,
Pals of water at handy points.
Garden hose attached and ready
for use, but not irrigating.
Roofs and sidewalks wet down.
All rubbish and dry grass cleaned
up.
Fire apparatus placed in order
ready for instant use.
Watchman service day and night
for mercantile risks.
Ascertain location of nearest
alarm box and it's key.
If the above suggestions are fol-
lowed to the letter, and they can
very easily be without cost to any
one the danger of Fourth of July
confiagrations will be practically
eliminated.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
SUNDAY WAS HOTTEST
q DAY so FAR THIS YEAR

The heat wave reached it's
height here Sunday when the ther-
mometer registered 80 degrees.
Monday was cooler by three de-
grees and according to the local
weather man, Ray Fisher, a cooler
spell is promised for tonight and
tomorrow. The lowest temperature
yesterday was 81. The mean tenn
perature for the day was 76, while
the normal temperature was only
81. The relative humidity for
yesterday at 5 p. m. was II and
this morning at 5 a. m. was 81,
with the prevailing wind direction
southwest.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
OTHER SIDE Of R,R,
DIVORCE QUESTION

A letter from C. r. Gray, Presi-
dent of the Union Pacific Railway
System, has been received by Sec-
retary Grady of the local Cham
Der Of Commerce stating his view
on the divorce question in which the
Southern Pacific and Central Paci-
nc systems are involved. Gray goes
into the history of the two roads in
question and of the Union Pacific,
the three Of which were operated
under one common control from
1901 to 1918, when the supreme
court ordered the separation Of the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
He dates his statements back as
far as 1850, when the Union Paci-
fc and the Central Pacific formed
the most important means of trans
portation; the Union Pacific extend
ing from east of the Missouri river,
west, and the Central Pacific from
San Francisco and Sacramento to
a point 800 miles east to join the
Union Pacific. Gray takes the at
titude that the divorce Of the two
much discussed systems would not
be of serious detriment to the
country and in his belief the Central
Pacific should be an independent
system. He states that the Union
Pacific system is willing to buy the
Central Pacific system if that move
should be desirable, but is not, how
ever, anxious to do SO, declaring
that such a purchase would elimi-
nate possibilities Of any additional
expense in readjustment and opera
ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27

Marriage License Issssd-
A marriage license was issued
yesterday afternoon by County
Clerk Davey to Llewlyn Parkhurst
and Miss Alice Heriot. They were
married last night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Butler in West
Fourth street by Rev. J. H. Wester-
welt, with Mr.. and Mrs. Butler act
ing as witnesses. The groom Is
resident Of Beckwith, California,
and the bride q resident of Reno.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1922-06-27
RED RICHARDS
IS FOUND GUILTY
Verdict Of Guilty on Two Count.
Is Returned By jerry. Given
Tss Days Liberty to Rai.e
HE Fine Of $500

The trial Of J. L. RED" Rich.
ards which took place yesterday in
federal court at Carson City was
completed and . verdict Of guilty
on two counts, that of transportine
and. the illegal possession of LIQUOR
was given by the jury. He was
given . fine Of $500 with ten days
liberty under $1,000 bail in which
to raise the required amount,
Ben Nsrkovitch who had been
tried last week and found guilty
Of having liquor in his possession
and Of manufacturing Of the DOR
duct, was sentenced yesterday to
pay . fine Of $3.50 with ten days
in which to secure same. Marko-
witch arrived here last night and
according to supposition is attempt-
ing TO raise the funds with which
to save himself from having to
work his sentence out at the rate
Of $2 . day in the Washoe county
jail
O. account of Richards having
been arrested on two different oc-
cassions, his hne was twice that of
Markovitch. The former was ar
rested during the latter part Of
last December during q raid Of the
Smoke House" in East Second
street when . quantity Of moonshine
was secured IN that place Of which
he was the proprietor. He was re-
leased after his hearing on that
charge before U. S. Commissioner
s. u. Bonnifeld upon his furnishing
$500 bail money and bound over
to district court. and the next day,
on Christmas, was re-arrested as
he was attempting to transport a
quantity Of moonshine from his
ranch . few miles southwest of
town to this city. He was given
another hearing and bound over to
federal eovvt under bail of $1,000.
On Februsfy :, he was acquitted
on ths first charge BY the district
court jury and released from his
bond Of $500. He has been waiting
the verdict for the second
charge to be given by the fed
ersl court jury since that time un-
til yesterday, when q verdict Of
guilty was given. It Is expected
that the necessary money viii be
raised and he will then be at liberty
once more.