White Pine news. [volume], October 31, 1920, Page 12, Image 12

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GMDIMTES DEBATE
LEA6UE OF NATIORS
The much talked of and widely ad
vertised debate upon tin* League of
Nations attracted a large crowd to
BIJo hall Friday night and notwith
standing the Inclement weather there
were not Hints enough to accommodate
the large audience which tilled the hall
upon the opening of the doors. Stand
ing room spare in the r- tr was much
in demand.
•Under the terms agreed upon the de
bate was opened by Counsel lot An
thony Jurlch, candidate for the afsein
bly on' the democratic ticket, an.I hi
was limited to twenty minuter for Ills
opening. fie was then followed by
Counsellor J. M Lockhart, candidal,
for the assembly on the republican
ticket. Mho v. as llkekwls. limited to
twenty minutes. The speaker- w. re
introd-iced by Captain dames S. It. n
netl, who presided at tlit meeting.
In the opening address Mr. Jurlch
.iM'elt upon the fact that tin* league
would prevent Mar. st least to some
extent, and for this reason it should or
adopt! d. He sai.l tliat in no sens,
could it be claimed mat it Mould w'ork
an Injury upon tin American people,
and that the claim made as to tins na
tion surrendering its sovi-ri Ignty m i -
entirely without foundation: that :t
was not a document In favor of one
country or against another, but a do< -
unjent with a purpose of maintaining,
hj fat as possible, the peace of the ]
whole world, and that If it saved the j
life of one soldb r ll won worth it*
weight in gold.
In Mr. Lockhart'* t-ply lv took the
position that America would be going
Into something that would be of no
benefit, but would land the country In
trouble. He pointed out that America
has stood alor.e for so many years it
ran do so for Just as many more years,
and that the country should remain
out of the league as It Is and attend to
her own affairs. The speaker read ar- i
tides 1, 2, 3 ar.d 5 hurriedly. Then In
Jumped to article ID and hack lo articlc
10, but owing to the limited time and
the fact that much of tills had been
covered In Ills talk before getting down
to the document he did not discuss the
different articles.
Mr. Jurtch then followed mid said
that he was sorry that Mr. 1.00 It hart
•lid not give some reason why the
league of Nations should not bo adopt
ed, Instead of being eontt nt to tell the
people to keep out and mind their own
affair*. He then rend a certified copy
of a resolution adopted at the last ses
sion Of the Nevada legislature indors
ing a league of nations and strongly
recommending that America join there
in. The speaker pointed out that Mr
Lockhait and Mr. Chandler, one of Mr.
Lockhart's running mates for the as
sembly. had voted in favor of that res
olution. Thia brought applause and
laughter from the large audience. Mr
Jurich then took a newspaper ar.il rend
from It in quoting a speech delivered
by Mr. Chandler at Keno while iutro
duclng President Wilson at the time
the nation's chief executive was tour
ing the country and speaking in favor
of the adoption of the league plan. In
this introduction Mr. Chandler Is quot
• d as strongly favoring the league and
sect citing w’hat lie th-'-n termed a few
partisan republicans for opposing a
• locumi nt. on political grounds, which
should b- above politics and should
he adopted In the best Interests of all
the wi rid
Mr. Lockhart, in cloving, said that
the r< solution quoted by Mr. Jurich
was voted on In February and iliat the
document under cor.sid*-ratlon was not
brought back from iCurope until June
of th>- same year, out nidile no refer
• nee to the speech of his running
mate endorsing it after the president
had brought It back and was publicly
speaking for It.
While the debate was most Interest
ing it cannot be said that many came
■ iway feeling that they hid a thor
ough understanding of the great ques
tion. and to many it appear -d like tip
riddle. ‘Why is a mouse wl-en it
spins?" "Because when Johnny dies
well nil eat sponge r.akc
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Hoard Decrease*
Foliowing the new appraiscm* r.ts
made in White Pino county tne tax
commislon made the following reduc
tions in valuations: Adams-McOlil
properties, $40.0000; It. T. Swallow
lands. $4,000; Kly water compnny
$10,000.
The board of county commissioners
has notified the commission that r.
raise in the tax rate as fixed In the
county budget will not be necessary.
Soe the advertisement of the .1. C.
Penney Company on pag* s 6 and 7 of
this issue. Great reductions in every
department to assist in reducing the
cost of living.
THE SENATE
W. H. LAMBERT, Prop.
364 Aultman St.
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Phone 20 Ely, Nev.
Ploche-Ely Auto Stage
ckaklm luvoarni, r—
laaTM Placke far Ely
Each Walaariay at 10 a. no.
Laavaa Ely far Piacka
Back Tkunday at 9 a. m.
^ Fare $15.00
LOCAL BREVITIES
The Woodmen of the World will give
a l all Tuesday night at the l'djo hall.
The i url.v snovr* nro keeping the
cattlemen hu*y gall ering stock and
driving them to the winter ranges.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday by County Ci k Oldfield lo IV
ler SC.pk'h and Miss Mattla Kri'lcli «f
Itldh
l.ct'er of adminlstiation were
granted III the district oodrl tlds work
to Mrs. Anna Weiss in tin estate of
1*. ter \V* lss. deceased
Routs Miller, alininlsliaior In the
estjti of Kiln Minims. 'I ised. was
' granted a lecrei of final account and
distribution lad Wednesday In t! • dls
t rlrt eot'ft
Tin new Are alarm siren which was
pr-sented to the city of Ely by the
volunteer ftie department has been In
stalled and sound *d the tmon hour for
the first time last Friday
tlovernor Royle lias proclaimed No
vember 11. \rniistlcf r*(ty, a legal holi
day and aski d for a general observance
of the day. t'he local post of the
American Region have arranged for a
big llano, hi the evening u< Rljo hath
l> P. Hartley was elected a director
it the Ely National bank at the melt
ing of the shareholders held this Wi t-k.
Ur. Hartley will t ike the place of
fotnn-r Rirrctor John Weber, who re
signed lo attend to his mining Inter
est
Tin- M ihodl.-t 1.41 -11 - *' Aid tfoc-lt ty is
making plans fo^ a holiday bazar to
bo held ahotll f •ivenihi r 13. Aprons of
nil kinds, children's cl-’tlics, fancy
poods, handkerchief*, cooked foods and
home-made candles will he sold. Fur
I her announcement will o - n idi later.
Count) Ili-eorder J. O. McKirnan. ac
irom panted by Kuascll Moyle and Ches
ter Marriott, has gone tD Shoshone on
a deer hunt and from reports they re
ceived before starting out they feel
I hat I<oxlnffton can) on Is a most prom
ising spot to visit Just now
AI Jones was one of tie successful
ones to bring in a five-point buck last
Sunday. At went out to the brick
yard, which might bo said is the game
as going into your own doovyard. and
Inside of three hours from the time
he left lie was hack with his prize.
Ill ;' .ill- if M,u v II-baser, an
Incompetent, on order »u< made in the
district court tills week confirming the
sale of property in Hly belonging to
tin estate. Tin- property Is described
as lot* 14 and IS. block 10. Kly. The
.udmirlstralor for the ,-*1 it-- i< V A
Heusser.
l eputv Sheriff C. L IMitllli’OoU re
turned Friday morning from his trip
in the western part of the courtv de
livering election supplies and ballot
boxes to Hamilton sn*l Newark. The
deputy made the trip In record lime—
less than twenty-foi r l our* hy uriv
inB night and day.
The new boil, rs in the county hos
pital were tested last Friday The ,
smoke was son to emerge from thn
new stacks for the first time Thursday
afternoon The heating system Is be
ing installed by W. K. Josllu of ?<IcGHl
and Is of the n*w Dunham general
heatirg idant type.
County Treasurer ThOma.- A. iiuth Is
busy preparing the annual tux state
ments wulcli will lie s.nt >ut to the
taxpayers during the early part of in xt
week. No change lias b--en made in the
tax rate by the state ta:: commission
from that fixed by the board of county
commissioners. Taxes become due the
first week in December
Al Mursh, who n.i* recently been de
voting nearly Ids entire time and at
tention to Ids ranching Interests In
Lake valley, cam* to Kly Frdav with
about a thousand pounds of pumpkins,
which he placed-Qn sale at Uallagehr's.
Al claims to have raised some of the
best crops In the district, and aside
from the fact that he lost nearly three
tons of potatoes by an early front he
says that conditions are simply fine.
Deputy Sheriff Fred lirown left Fri
day morning with the ballot boxes and
election supplies for the election pre
cincts in the east-rn part of the county.
The precinct* to be supplied on this
trip are Tippett. Taft, Muncy, Parker.
Snake Valley, Osceola, l". S. Tungsten
and Shoshone. This trip Is tire most
difficult one in the delivery of the bal
lot* and will reduire several days'
time. The distance travelled will be
about too miles.
Miguel Xubirl. a slock m. > n near
Cherry Creek, encountered a mountain
Hon last Sunday while riding near Kal
amazoo creek and snot at the animal
with his six-shooter. The Hon was a
big one and the shots from the small
gun did not disable him, but hr be
came enraged and attacked the rider.
As ho was a long way from camp and
the lion waa a big one Miguel dt-cidid
to postpone the battle until some time
when he was carrying his rifle. In
stead he allowed his horse, which was
becoming wild with terror, to use his
heels in flight
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Devotional Services in
Ely District Churches
St. nartholomrvr's Church.
Holy communion first Sunday In
month at 11 a. m.; morning prayer and
Utany other Sundays at 11 a, m.; even
ing prayer every Sunday at 7.30 p. m.:
Surdny school every Sunday 'it .1:45
a. m.
The sermon for today In Si. liar
tliuloinews church will be “Theodore"
Uor seveit. the Greatest American of Hie
Day.” Janies Mae Eoughlin. vicar.
Mrlhodial Episcopal Church.
SO. day school every Sunday at 0.15
.« i r I .allies' Aid society meets with
Mr A. Jones Wednesday, November
i 2 p. nr
Catholic Church Services
Ely mass, Sundays. 8:30 a. nr Hr
Olll mass, Sundays, 9:30 a. m. Iluth
mass, Sundays, 10:30 a. m. First Ft I
day devotions: Ely. 8:30 a. m. 7:30
p. m.; McGill. 7:30 a m, 7:10 p m ;
Ruth. 2 p. nr
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