The Nenana news., 1917-01-13

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 posed leak, and nearly precipitated fist fight with Lawson, who put his fist under Chiperfield's nose and shouted: II know a fourflusher every time l see one.' He was cowed into his seat by Chiperheld, whc is a man of powerful physique and stands SIX feet two inches.
 Nome: Martin Strand is enroute to San Francisco to negotiate with dealers for the antimony ore which is being pro- duced in that district.
 Los Angeles: Caplan has abandoned any further attempt at fight for his lib erty and has asked to be entered on his term of life incarceration at once.
 Seattle: The whole city IS In an uproar over the revelations being made before the grand jury which is investigating the charges against BilLngsley and the coun- ter-charges made by him against city of hcials.
 Washington: It is claimed here that the Webb Kenyon federal liquor law, i'll conjunction with the prohibition laws of dry states. will prevent the shipment of liquor into dry state. This is the oPin- ion of the supreme court, handed down today.
 Washington: Thomas Lawson has prom ;ca1 fn of iaocf and one member of the cabinet who ben efted by the ''leak" to Wall street at such time as the rules committee orders a real investigation. He maintains the meeting now being held is only prelini- mary, and refuses to make any direct accusations.
 Washington: Secretary to the Presi- dent Humility, testifying before the rules committee yesterday ill the leak lnvestig- ation, denied any knowledge of the Will son nole or its contents. He says that he introduced Ambassador Gerard to the firm ot Hibbs & Co.,, Washington brok- CTS. but denies any personal stock trans- actions, He says further that he never consulted with Baruch but had met him informally.
 Washington: Thomas Lawson has ab solutely refused to name the parties he claims participated ill the recent Wall street stock ulanipulatlons which are un- der investigation by the house rules con- mitiee. He said, in explanation of his cabinet officer to whom I have referred without mentioning another official of higher position, and that would be more serious than ii cast a cloud over the en- tire congress and were sent to jail myself for life"
 Olney, Ill.,: Roy Hinderliter has been placed under arrest by the authorities here, charged with the murder of his sweetheart, Elizabeth Radcliffe, who was reported by the coroner's jury to have been found to be in a condition of preg- nancy. Her death is said to have been caused by the injection of fair bubbles into the arterial system and brain.
 Seattle: Through Louis w. Hill, pres ident of the Great Northern, railroad, H. F. Alexander has secured control for himself and the Pacific steamship com- pany of the two speedy Hill liners, tine Great Northern and Northern Pacific, and can take them over at any tune. It is rumored that they will be put on the Inside Passage run to Alaska this sum- mer in anticipation ot the heavy tourist travel to the Northern Territory.
 Seattle: According to a dictaphone conversation between Logan and Mullen the latter said that Chief Rockingham had promised him five hundred dollars and police sergeant's appointment if he sue ceeded in inducing Billingsley to flee into Canada.