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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25
GOVERNMENT Will !.
RESTOCK ALASKA
WITH MUSK-OX

Juneau, Alaska, Jan. 31.-(By
Mail.)-Plans for the restocking of.
Alaska with herds of musk-ox. an
1850 are being worked out by Gov
|ernor Thomas Riggs, Jr.
The musk-ox, besides being one Of
the choicest food animals that in
habits the north. produces about
fifteen pounds Of wool annually. In
1850. according to Governor Riggs,
the natives killed the last OF the;
musk-ex In Alaska and the animal
since that time has been extinct in
this territory. Great herds OF them
abound in the northern Canadian,
provinces. however, and Governor
Riggs Is striving for the purchase of
"a number of these herds by the terri
torial government.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES

1t Is not surprising to be told already at this time that
several men are mentioned as presidential possibilities
for the 1920 campaign, for usually rumors of this kind
are plentiful more than a year before the nominations are
actually made. But now as before, none of the susges-
items advanced merits any serious consideration; the pres
particular hold he has on the imagination Of the public.
That in itself would entitle no man to be thought of as
the future executive of the nation, for there are other
far more important requirements to be insisted upon.
That General Pers,ing should be mentioned as a
candidate for president, was almost inevitable, and it
vas just as inevitable that the incipient boom should COL
lapse before it assumed any dimensions worth speaking
of: now it is, unofhcially. reported as dead as a stone. 1t
Is not always logical to reason that a good soldier would
make a good statesman.
New York newspapers have had a quite a lively time
Of a suggestion that the fearless mayor of Seattle, Wash,
Ole Hanson, be considered a possibility" but even
though firmness and virility, as shown by that dauntless
city ofcial, are of value in the still higher Office, they
cannot be said to be entirely adequate, and the boom"
seems to be one Of just passing interest.
That President Wilson's secretary, Joseph p. Tu-
multy, should be the successor of his chief in ONCE is a
fayorite idea with many friends of both men. There
is said to be some local New Jersey and Washington SEN
timent in support Of the idea, but no statement has been
issued Al to whether or not Mr.. Tumulty is of the "size"
necessary. 1t is said that he has declined an invitation
to enter the race for the New Jersey governorship, but
that this In itself indicates any presidential ambitions on
his part, 10 not evident. '
Senator Lodge. the relentless critic Of the present
administration, commands such q degree Of nationa, at.
tention and interest that the New England plans to push
him into the front line Of possibilities" are deserving
Of study; - far. he Is the only man mentioned in THU
connection who appears to be Of such a calbre as to be
seriously thought OF. There is. at least, q far cry between
such : suggestion ana the mississippi "favorite SON. the.
ory that ya-danan should run for president. For there
are depths which voters cannot sound.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25

8N0p0a0.
Synopsis,
Pretty Vicky Van is about to give .
surprise supper to her aristocratic and
exclusive set In her luxurious little

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Pretty vicky Van is about to give .
surprise supper. to her aristocratic and
exclusive set ln her luxurious little
Gentlsmanly Chester Calhoun. drops
!ehiehy to have a good time. He is warm
! YARDS ws'fie learns e 9Rat ti : Mr. sf Rcre Mno a1 MI
lionaire, is to be brought to the party
by Mr.. Steele. Mr. Rogers is unknown
to. Wick and her friends and while her
friends are curious as to who and what
he Is. Vicky Van rather resents his GEM
ing, for she said, II choose my friends
for their character. not for their
At nearly midnight, Mr.. somers ar
al! except Vtcky Van, who, ~displeased
with his manners, leaves the bridge
table rather huftily. She Is. followed by
MI. Somers. Soon afterwards a cry was
heard. and the waiter, white-faced. and
stare-eyed. was seen In the hall door
way, and Mr.. Somers was found on the
Moor OF the d~iningroom. stabbed to the
heart-dead. Nearly all the guests flew
into a panic and hurriediy leave. afraid
to be mixed up in the matter. Mr.. Steele
n Vicky Van could not be found. The
police arrive. Evidence throws q strong
suspicion on Miss Van Patrolman Fer
raj identifies the murdered man ~ Ran
dolph Schuyler.
Mr.. Schuyler was q. friend and client
Of Lawyer Chester Calhoun's partner
n he now attends to the affairs Of the
Schuyler's and visits the Schuyler
home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25

This most interesting story
win be continued In
Tomorrow Evemine6 Herald.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25
TERRITORY
LEAGUE ORGANIZED

Dawson, 7. n, Feb. 3.-:lBy Mail.)
- league for the development Of,
Yukon territory to be known as the
organized BY the leading mining ops
orators. merchants and business men,
OF Dawson. Tho purpose Of the
league will be- to secure YukOn,s
share Sof the war indemntties and de-.
Syelopment OF the. t%erritorial mining
resources. The league & already hes
Epetitioneds the Canadian goyerhment
requesting CONSTRUCTION railway
Eof the Canadian transcontirental
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25

The bill was killed by a vote Of 81
10 16, with two absent.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25
EXIT CREEL,S BUREAU

A provision in the sundry civil service bill now
pending in the national house of representatives stipu-
lates the early demise of the Committee on Public 1nfor-
nation and the Official Bulletin; the advance obituary
note Is written in the form of a rider to the fifth section
Of the bill in which it is set forth that the activities of
these lnsutucons shall not continue after April 1, 1919.
George Creel has been the head of the Committee on
Public Information since its creation earlv IN 1917 and
even his numerous critics have been forced to admit that
he has accomplished considerable good work both at
home and through his agencies abroad. But, speaking
eand'diy' there has been more criticism than praise, and
most OF the criticism apparently has been justified.
The haitual inaccuracy Of the items spread broadcast
through the committe on Public Information has led to
the coming Of a new English word, that Of "creelinx :"
which is supposed to mean. carelessness displayed in the
dissemination Of important information. Time and again
1t has been charged that the items given to the public
through this bureau have been either distorted or incom-
Iplete. and in some cases stern critics have not he.,tat.d
to allese that actual untruths were attempted foistered
upon the people. On every occasion Mr.. creel ha. de.
Tended himself to the best Of his conviction and ability.
but the impression has remained, nevertheless. that hi.
|'nstltuuon VA not ~ useful and reliable Is could be
|r'shtfuily expected. Much waste is said to have taken
pace' ana an immense mass Of perfectly useless material
has bsen shewered upon the newspapers Of this and other
countries through the indefatisable efforts Of Mr. Greet
and his assistants.
Apparently the publicity campaign conducted abroad
under American auspices has been much more ,successfu,
and les open to criticism than have. the domestic efforts
Of The comlnittse on Public ormat The organise.
ton might have filled : great wsnt during the war-and
aid fMi y. e z certain eztent--but It's continued existencs
nov wsuid occasion no JOY and give nosactua1 Benefit to
anyons. FOR this reason the news that the commihee IL
eeAlsnnsa to an early death Is not likely to caus. any
l~prcfssnd msurnins: Ths original task 81 stRe committe,
IepDssssssy - g suppisnsnt the work 81 the nsvspa-
psfs i - zen anring ths var that the most effective
|sad AssssSN6 publissn ~ srsn 81 tie pres, and s. Il.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-02-25

matter have no weight in law, and I
stand ready to obey whatever orders
You may give In connection with q
search for the missing girl"
don't know exactly Whist I do
S s,,,s dsss;,y yet .calhogta, ,r,a and
mo, we DON'T" For once Sarah
agreed with Ruth. After the funeral,
wp&can get our minds to the finding
Of the criminal. OF course. the police
VIII az al they can, meantime, to
!. "of course. And such q plan is
best. She may return
asked Ruth.
Possibly. II she is innocent. why
not?"
I~nnocent!". exclaimed Miss Rhoda
with utmost scorn. \.
Some OF her friends think her
so" I observed. Mrs. Reeves, a lady
who wa at the party. stayed in the
houee all night. and is, I think, there
why did she do that?" asked Mrs.
SCHUYLER. looking puzzled.
she hoped Miss Van Allen would
after her"
That was kind. Who is this lady ?"
GUS lives GOWN on washington
square. I only know her slightly, but
she is a warm-hearted and a most
capabie and sensible one. She refuses
to believe that Vicky VAN"
What do you cali herr"
Her friends call her Vicky Van.
lit sort Of suits her"
From what you say, I Judge she
is not the terror I thought her at first;
but. all the same, she murdered my
husband, and I cannot look on her as
you seem to-" :,
Nor can I -blame you. Your feel.
ings toward her are entirely Just, Mrs
Schuyler"
This most antarsstinr story
Arizona republican., 1919-05-10

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Arizona republican., 1919-05-10
THE SERVICE STARS OF MARIC0PA COUNTY

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