The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1922-11-04
sRrEF MENTION

..n half Of the sugar con-
More INA. :. limited States comes
IN, foreign sources. ,nsh,o near
l ndl. have consented to the
AIbaauels' religious ceremonial
dance. .r,ana and regard
Hino1s sacred animal; In their
10 kill a COW Is a srea'e' SIN
,ssu to kill q man
tnsH education is free and
.alsory from the age OF seven 10
cOnnpu More than 100000 stu
ioui.s attend the schools OF Bulgaria.
GEM srst scientific information on
Ias.,ture to Russia from America
ssf,e14 was literature recently
sinee United States Department
| Of Agriculture.
At Boston where so vessels
es discharge their cargoes at once.
ss,nloads of fish are sold at pub
..c,ion to wholesale dealers.
,.n,,ated baseball bats built up
.s0rt pieces of ash Joined with the
ssnroof glue used in airplane pro-
.s,lsrs are said to be as resilient
e-.hls and satisfactory as the one
piece kind.
sou,rrels are considered a fire men
IN some cities and are being
su,sd. They place their nests In re-
10 narts of buildings and the nests
nv made of materials that have a
Iov kidding point.
In 1916 the total daily attendance
:, notion picture shows in the Unit
- states was 20, 900, zoo. This year
"a daily attendance has dropped to
"A oOO. 900 to the great alarm OF the
notion picture controllers.
Military maneuvers of the largest
.,mv in Eurepoe, conducted on a
s,ge scale, recently included a three
a.v sham battle with artillery, air
0lapes and tanks in the rocky, brok-
an country near Rennes, France.
transcontinental journey in Aus
,ralia BY rail from Perth to Brisbane
involves FIVE changes due to break In
range. The distance is $3.50 miles
With the greater part of the railway
mileage constructed on the 3 feet, 6
inch gauge.
The outstanding feature of the
KIM immigration policy of Canada
q the restriction of immigration to
arriculturists, to encourage, first of
ali. the immigration of boys and girls
in their teens" from the British
Isles, and to cooperate with provin-
eial governments and the Canadian
Colonization Association.
State roads and schools are to
share In the receipts from the Ma
tional Forests. Governors of % States
have been notified that 25 per cent of
the 50, 421.531 received from the sale
Of timber. grazing permits, and 9TH
or sources of National forest revenue
for the last fiscal year will be dis
tributed among them. Ten per cent
Of the total receipts Is transferred to
the Forest Service to construct roads
and trails within the forests.
The air mail service has just COM
pleted 10 consecutive weeks of per-
Torrance with no break in the regu-
lar schedule and no trips defaulted.
During that period the mail airplanes
few an aggregate of 321,600 miles.
carrying 100000 letters at a rate
Of more than 100 miles an hour.
When the airway between Chicago
and Cheyenne, Wyoming, is lighted.
mail will leave New York at l p. m.
and will arrive in San Francisco by 3
,. m. the next day.
A sealed copy Of the 15-reel mo-
ton picture Of the life and time of
Abraham Lincoln has been offered to
the United States Government and
the National Lincoln Memorial Com
mission for deposit in Washington,
until the 300th anniversary of Lin
coins birth, February IL, 2109. With
the MIN is offered a motion-projec-
Ton machine. with full instructions
how to operate IL, the entire gift to
be sealed In a steel vault. Directions
necessary because of the changes
to come In projection prac-
Ice.
AS a result of the serious deprecia-
Ion OF the mark in Germany, barter
replacing the use of money in var
Gus parts of that country. Agricul-
'ural schools at Triptis and Mark
suhi have fixed the tuition for the
term in rye instead of in mon
". Thuringians will pay IL cent
lers (hundredweights) for the Sc
hester, and non-residents of Thur
nsia two z%entners. The power COM
'any at Auma has announced that II
VII gladly receive 10 eggs, three
'ounds OF wheat -four or a quarter of
! zentner II Dofafoea for each kflo-