Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-20


at Nampa, Ida, has commenced.
The wife and three small children
Of s. c. Elliott are dead and Elliott
II In critical condition, as the re-
suit of the explosion of a five-gallon
can of kerosene in the family's home
on ranch near Blush Springs, five
miles from Olney Springs, Colo. The
explosion occurred when Elliott was
attempting to build fire in the kit
chen stove.
Five persons are missing, a score
or more are suffering from minor in
juries and property damage believed
to be large has resulted, following a
tornado that struck near Lexington.
Neb.
Rewards amounting to 100000 have
been offered for those responsible for
the recent bomb Outrages at Chicago.
Two policemen were killed during the
disorder.
Mrs. James Truman of Pilot Rock.
Ore, lost diamond which dropped
from its setting in ring. Mrs. Tru-
man sold chicken to Mrs. l.. Il.
Roy. When the fowl was slaughtered
out dropped Mrs. Truman's diamond
from the crop. The diamond was re-
turned to Mrs. Truman. who is again
wearing the diamond in the ring.
More than 100 acres of broom corn
have been signed up by farmers #
the vicinity of Bull, Idaho, for factory
to be erected. Seed is being distrib-
uted.
The Idnho Federation of Business
and Professional women will hold the
1923 convention Mt Weiser Idaho.
Failure of the American State bank
at Long Pine, Neb., with deposit liza
bilities of $500 has been announced
by J. E. Hart, secretary OF tile state
department of trade and commerce
following an inspection Of the banks
condition. 1t is the second failure at
Long Zine in Is months
Western mine owners will hold q
conference Mt Denver in June. Gov
eminent experts are investigating the
destruction by bark beetles of large
quantities of western pine forests.
GENERAL
BY shipping through the Ohio Farm
Bureau federation farmers Of the
state have saved $506,3OS during the
last II months ON livestock, according
to A. +. Potter of the marketing de-
partment of the federation. The Ohio
Wool Pool last year is said to have
saved growers of the state $400,Ou,
at low estimate.
A collie dog was one of the chief
mourners ut the funeral at Jackson
vile, Fla, of its master, J. d. Crabb,
a 12-yenr-old boy, who was killed
Monday when tunnel the boy anu
his pl.iymates had dug caved in. The
collie, during the funeral service in
the chapel, took place under the cas-
ket. where his howls were so frequent
a. to interrupt proceedings,
"Greater prosperity through greater
foreign trade was the slogan sounded
by james A. Farrell. president Of the
United States Steel corporation and
chairman Of the National Foreign
Trade council, in opening the ninth
annual foreign trade convention at
Philadelphia. Approximately 1000 del.
sgates from all over the world had
registered when MIR. Farrell called
the meeting to order.
Flooding of JOnesville, La, with
population Of about 1900. by fresh
break in lcvee, has swelled the to-
tai Of Louisiana and Mississippi home
less and increased the tremendous
property damage in the Inundated
sections. Supplying of food to approx
mate!y 10000 refugees scattered
throughout The flooded areas, in addi-
ton to tho 10000 being cared for at
relief camps, still presented serious
problem.
Constance Ta.madge, motion picture
actress, has filed in the superior
court suit for divorce from John J.
Tialoglon, n native of Turkey, q SUBJ
Sect ~ Greece and a cigaret manufac-
turer OF Now York." according to the
complaint She charges "eruel and in
human treatment" They were mar
ried September %, 1920. at Greenwich,
Conn, and separated April 5, 1921,
the complaint states.
81. Expenditure Of about $4,000 In
Lati1-Amerlca by the government dur
ing the coming fiscal year Is called
Tor under plans now being perfected
by the commerce department for the
expansion Of American trade in the
southern continent.
ACTIN un6er the impartial sponsor
ship Of the United States government
Chile and Peru have consummated