Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-01-06
NO ouN-LocKED SEAS


tn. Amer;cn stand at that the Dadnees shouo "
Tree to all ships all nations and at all times IS oasea upon
.or;c American position We fought one war LOT the n
worlds seas When Germans tried to make the No'n
f,., ,.ke we fought another We gun locked seas
We are not likely agree understanding that wouo a
any great part of the waters OF the world Nussa" a
English or Japanese The Straits should be kept open anu
free commerce of the kept free The Black Sc h ~
by the Russians Turks The Bugar and Rumaman must "
considered we'll the rest OF the world tha' goes ~ "
the in ships . o,oa
We cannot guard American lives and American property along
the shores of the Black Sea Straits unless are tree TO
go through that deep channel Nor can any o'"e ~.
t; cations We will do we'll the suggestion that
one warshp time be admitted We refuse to accep any nun
on hos of war or and the Turk and the Russian
NAV guide themselves accordingly
Suppose Smyrna had been the Black instead OF the
Aegean and warsp time could go into those waters
What happened the fleeing Greek population and 20
the Nationals caught that wave OF dread or oea
Turkey Turkey and there be no human guarantee 'as
SMYRNA may not along the Straits the Black sea
When Ambassador Child spoke Lausanne he voiced the
American heart well the American mind What he saia
may Near East conference but the United States re-
iuse to be bound by other pocy-Phadelpha Ledger
Tomorrow the new state officers will be formally installed in
office holiday be but be Also the officers
will in the rather than wait for the coming on OF the
and non-judea day says the Nevada State Journal
Most of the officers have already qualified by taking the oath
filing that with the secretary OF the state
will practically complete qualifications In majority of
instances capitol Gang" the capitol Crew. as it IS
speerngy referred by the brand OF Journalistic
will go right gangin and at the old stand
faces will afford pleasure for the townspeople who
dinary get quite kick demonstration OF the infinite
ey afforded by bengnant Nature the creation OF different
of The fresh and pucdnous features CT Maurice
Sullivan will still lead the capitol physiognomies without PEER
little Maurice himself? The sunny face Of Ed Maly will
still bring cheer the orphans and the sad and solemn vage of
George Cole will still gently hint that there is something hot
I pay and nothing in the bank.
George Brodigans cheerful and optimistic presence will be
missed from the capitol, but in place will the and
courteous of w g. Greathouse Leonard Fower
beetling brow and Websan front will longer glow in
Carson but in his stead will the modest and enthusiastic
M. A. Dskn temper the seventies the with the milk of
The CEREMONY of turning the racas will be idle for
may this year No will be turned out Governor Boyle
epped out deliberately and finally and Saline pillar
mains TO testify any whfu turning back Leonard Fowler
way his friend Jack Dkn without regret
George Brodgan simply stopped Short again. like
grandfathes cockeaving but memory Of the good times he
used to provide.
Andy Stnson, Bill Kennett Judge Sanders Joe Farnswoh
Charley Deadly, W. Hunting and all their works will on
the job and Colonel Scugham himself whose office been
banishd the realms of the highwaymen remain at the
capitol in the role OF chief magistrate.
Where the DID, old familiar faces denzen and even
tn native OF Carson City cries. And echo fortified the verable
faces themselves Here doing usual
Capitol gang Forsooth, there is capitol gang They are
lust a bunch of good feows-too good not to keep