The Winslow mail., 1923-06-22
A BRIEF RECORD OF PAGING
EVENTS IN THIS AND FOR
EIGN COUNTRIES
IN LATE DISPATCHES
OOlNGS AND HAPPENINGS THAT
MARK THE PROGRESS
OF THE AGE
WESTERN


not to exhibit certain purported spirit
photographs were dubbed fools" and
''busybOdies" by him when he reached
Seattle for the last lecture of an
American tour.
According to word received at Ton
opah, New, the Bellehelen mine shaft
bottom now extends it's full width in
high grade milling ore at a depth of
sixty feet. 1t is stated that the ore is
unquestionably of deep seated origin.
The work on this ore badly is pro-
nounced to be one of the most i'm
portant developments in southern Ne
vada mining in months.
Street car fares in Seattle were
raised from cents to 10 cents cash,
with three rides for a quarter, to meet
the municipal railway emergency,
under terms of an emergency ord1-
nance passed by the city council. The
council also passed an ordinance by
which the street car fund bOrroWs
$125,000 from the city light fund to
pay the street car employees.
Seth Orrin Danner, accused by Ills
wife of killing John and Florence
Sprouse, travelling companions of the
banners, near Central Park, Mont, on
Nov. IA, 1920, later burying the mutt
lated bodies in shallow grave, where
they were unearthed a few days ago,
was formally charged with murder in
the first degree, two informatiOns be-
ing filed against him. Danner plead
ed not guilty to both charges and was
remanded to Jail at Bozeman, Mont.
A shortage of $4,000 in the funds
of County Treasurer j. &. HOgSOn OF
Eureka, California, came to light
three months ago. Experts examined
the books for a discrepancy and mem
bers of the office force searched every
nook and Granny times without mum
| Der but all to no avail Suit was in
stituted against Hogson's bondsmen to
| recover the 100000 The following
day the missing amount-a packet of
bills of large denominatiOn-Was dis
covered wedged in a brace in tie in
| terror of the treasurer's safe.
WASHINGTON
The first international complication
to result from enforcement of the new
| ship liquor regulations developed when
| the French embassy took up with
treasury officials the question of re-
| leasing from customs seals enough
wine to supply the regular ration to
| the crew of the French liner France in
! New York harbor.
The Federal Trade Commission has
ordered the Fox Film Corporation of
| New York to discontinue the selAng
or leasing OF reissued motion picture
plays under titles other than those
! used when they are first shown, un-
| less the new and old titles are promi-
nentIy Indicated in advertising nate
rial and on the picture itself. The
commissions announcement Of the
order said investigation mad shown
| the corporation had furnished the eX,
| hibitors three reissued picture films
| bearing changed titles without irdica
| rion thereof in the advertising mate>
| rial.
| ne pEluClpdl SLd4n CIOltS VI IliC
| country will be smaller this year than
last, with the exception OF oats and
barley, both of which have been
planted on Il large acreage than a
year ago, according to the Department
of Agriculture's monthly report is
sued in Washington. No reports have
| been made yet of corn.
A plague of crickets is reported in
Uinta county, eastern Utah, and adj
| joining counties in western Colorado
and farmers Of the vicinity have ap-
| Piled to the Utah state board to help
| them save their crops. year ago
there was similar cricket plague,
| but prompt action was successful in
killing off a great majority of the
pests.
A sentence of nine years imprison-
ment in Leavenworth penitentiary and
fine of $4,000 were imposed in fed
eral Court at San Francisco upon ].
| A. Schaefer, former head of the bank
of Gridley, Calf Schaefer was ar
rested in Columbus, Ohio, and was
| convicted recently in Sacramento of
embezzling approximately $4,000 of
| the funds of the bank of which he was
president.
Secretary of Interior Work has an
nounced that eighteen reclamation
| projects in eleven western states
would be surveyed with the $225,000
appropriated by the last Congress for
that purpose. These projects are in
| Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho,
Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Ore
gon, Texas, Utah, Washington and
| Wyoming.
Sixteen cases remained in the hands
of the Supreme Court undecided when
| if adjourned for the summer. 1t also
carried over for action after it meets
next October a number of motions.