Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1922-05-06

rented nutOmoDlle. Boone was Sdlu 10
have been Respondent but the reason
for his dependency has not been dis
closed.
Captain ROAD Amundsen, Norwe
gian explorer, has abandoned his
plan for an air flight from New York
to Seattle and left New York by rail
| for Seattle to supervise the outfit
ing Of his exploration ship, the Maud.
his representative announced. Capt.
Amundsen expects to resume his at
tempt to drift past the North Pole
early in June.
An ordinance providing a fine of
800 for any person appearing in public
In costume that conceals his identity,
was enacted by the city commission
ers of Kansas City, Kan. Mayor Bur-
ton introduced the ordinance In sup
port of his open letter in which he
called on all employees of the city
who belong to the Ku Klux Khan, to
resign from the organization.
FOrty-six persons are dead or mis-
sing in the Trinity river flood at Fort
Worth, Texas, revised list indicates.
Fort Worth was surrounded on three
sides by sheet of water extending
over an area estimated at % to 30
square miles. The property damage
will be about $1,00o.000. according to
estimates.
Two St. Paul women. both grand.
mothers and each 90 years old, plan
to start at once on the first lap of a
066-mile walk to Sioux City.
Approximately 100000 is to be
spent for refrigerator cars by the Den
yer & Rio Grande Western Railway
company, according to an announce
ment made by officials of the road.
Prospects for bumper crops of fruits
and vegetables on the western slope
OF Colorado have caused railway Off
Gals to believe business will be un-
usually large this year.
Every citizen who cannot read, write
and speak the American language.
should be DISTINGUISHED, Thomas NJ
marshall, former vice president, de-
ciared in an address at st. Louis.
GENERAL
Nearly 100000 worth of imported
WHISTLES, loaded aboard a big ocean
going steam lighter, was captured by
the New York police after a thrilling
two-mfle chase down the bay. A fur
ry of shooting and personal encount-
ers between the boarding police and
the crew of the lighter figured at the
end of the chase. Six mon were ar
rested.
Trim and athletic, attired in a sol
der uniform, and declaring she was
beating her way to New York, where
she expected 10 find more Journal
istic atmosphere, 20-year-old Uni
yersity of Missouri coed, detained
at Chicago by the police, said she was
the daughter of DR.. Ben Reitman,
writer and sociological worker for the
Chicago health department.
Darktown's Over the River Bury
Ing Society and its Sons and Daugl,,
ters of will Arise have competitor
In the newest negro social organiza-
ton of record-the Grand Order of
Turtles and Turtle Doves. 1t is n
marriage society" and holds forth in
the Harlem BLACK belt" of New York
Cityt. The officials of the society
are in court charged with fraud.
The union mine workers of Illinois
do not want government intervention
In the coal strike, but prefer to deal
directly with operators, and the tim,
when a conference can be held il
mot very far Off" Frank Harrington
president of the Illinois miners. de-
clared.
The strike vote taken by the Inter
national Brotherhood of Paper Makers
was overwhelmingly against accept
ance OF wage reductions proposed b,
manufacturers of news print paper
Jeremiah t. Carey, president of thu
brotherhood, announced Mt confer
ence with the manufacturers. Pro
posed reductions which the workers
refused to accept included a 10 pei
cent cut from the present scale fol
skilled men of all crafts and the elm
nation of all overtime for Sundays
and holidays.
With the county Jail filled and the
home Of Jailer Harris sheltering man,
women prisoners the Mill Creek sec
ton, Clay county, Mo-. is quiet. In com
pliance with Circuit Judge Hiram
]. Johnson's orders for the arrest OF
every serson more than u years OF
age in the Mill Creek territory, the
Jail houses 1876 men and many more
are under orders to appear before
the grand jury to testify regarding
the murder of witness and the