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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
JONES WILL COACH
 THE YALE TEAM IN a FOOTBALL GAMES

7 SEATTLE, Jan. 15.-T. A. D. Jones. general manager of the Ames Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Co.,, has ac- cepted the position of head coach for the Yale football team. He will not be obliged to retire from ship building activities, in which he has made a splendid record, as he will be granted a leave of absence next fall
 "Tad" Jones was one of the great est quarterbacks and field generals ever turned out at Yale. A few years ago he won considerable success as coach of the football eleven, and the demand for his return has been so universal that he consented to make the sacrifice. With Jones again in charge of affairs. the supporters or ''Old Eli' expect to see the Blue regain its old-time prestige on the gridiron
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
PROFIT SHARING BY
 SALT LAKE PAPER

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. Jan. 15. A profit-sharing plan under which all employees of the publication will benefit, was announced today by George E. Uale. general manager of the Salt Lake Evening Telegram. The plan calls for the distributiop Of 50 per cent of the net profits of tho paper to the employees and means an annual bonus to each worker of approximately $500 based on last years profits. The profit-sharing plan. it is said. is in addition to Ae two recent substantial advances in wages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
UNDERWOOD IS
 LIKELY TO BE
 NEXT LEADER
Caucus Ballot of Demo crats Result in Tie, But Another Vote Soon to
 Be Taken

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Demo- cratic Senators in caucus today dead locked on a tie vote between Sem ator Gilbert M. Hitchcock, the pres ent Administration leader, and Sen ator Oscar w. Underwood, of Ala bama,l for leader. The meeting adjourned to meet at the call again of the two candidates.
 The Democrats took two votes. The next caucus will be held after Carter Glass. of the Treasury, takes his seat as a Senator. It is known that Glass favors Underwood. The caucus voted by majority of one to invite Glass at today's meet ing. but Senator Underwood declined to press the matter.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
All of the Important Pow CTS Save America Will Have Delegates Pres
 ent Tomorrow
COLLEGE TREATY VOTE
Middle Western Colleges Favor Any Compromise To Get Ratification of
 the Treaty

PARIS, Jan. 15.-The League of Nations formulated by the Allied powers at the Versailles conference will come into being tomorrow when the Council of the League meets in accordance. with the official call made by, President Wilson.
 The meeting of the Council will take place in the cloak room of the office of the French Foreign Minis ter. |, Leon Bourgeois, the French Foreign Minister, is to preside. Am erican Ambassador Lew Wallace vii not attend.
 Delegates are expected to be pres ent from England, Italy, Greece, Bel gium, Spain. Japan, Portugal France and Brazil. , French newspapers this morning predict that the United States soon will become "a member of the z6d6uS. sFses-.*s
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
AMERICAN LIFE IS
 GROWING LESS SAFE
 DECLARE WITNESSES

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Jan. 15.-- T. M. Melee. a cattleman, James J. Britt, Tampico attorney, and Geo Blalock, the former head of what was the largest colony of American farm CTS in Mexico. testified. before the Senate committee Investigating the Mexican situation, and made state ments which in effect strengthen the claims of others that insecurity of lives of Americans and their property in Mexico is growing more acute.
 Attorney Britt said the Mexicans poured tequilla over the dead face of James Wallace to support the claims that he was drunk when he was killed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
LAD SENTENCED TO ..
 LIFE MPRISO ONMENT

EVERETT. Jan. i5.--Joseph Mor- ton, aged 15, accused along with Isom White, of the. murder of Lee Linton, ssaxieab driver on Noxem Der 19, was found guilty and sen. fenced to life imprisonment. White was sentenced last week to be hanged. The boys wanted to go to the Mexican border and become ban, dits under Villa and killed the driver in order to get a machine to make the trip to the border.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
PoiNDExTER APPROVES WAR ON
 SOCIALISTS

ALBANY, IN. Y, Jan. 15.--Speaker Sweet, of the New York Legislative Assembly. has made public letter from Senator Miles Poindexter, of Washington. candidate for nomina tion of President on the Republican ticket, approving of the action of the Assembly in suspending five Social ist members from taking their seats Poindexter in his letter said 1t was now proper to inquire whether the Socialists are open avowed enemies of the state and nation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
IS FEARED GERMAN TROUBLE | MAY 0pREADr ra,1-.s

LONDON. Jan. 15.--It is feared here in official circles that the Der lin trouble may spread throughout Germany, and possibly to Vienna through communist agencies.
 The German governments hostile attitude towards the strikers is be. lieved to be the immediate cause of the riot in Berlin, when the Reich. stag building was stormed by a mob of 10000 and over 30 persons. killed by the troops firing into the attack ing rioters.
 Last evening advices reported that Berlin was patrolled by officers. and conditions were quiet. =.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
WARTIME PAYMENTS
 FOR COAST GUARD

WASHINGTON. Jan. 'l5.-wartime payment and allowances for the coast guard will acontiue until peace is de- clared together with steadily ad. vancing pay" were cited today by Commandant Reynolds as reasons tor asking Congress for a deficiency ap. propriation of $3.s62,oO0. The appro- priation of $7,1s0.s00 granted for the fiscal year ending next July. he said. would not meet zthe coast guards needs.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
FOUR SUGGESTIONS
 FOR PARTY PLATFORM
 OF THE REPUBLICANS

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 15.-Chair. man Hays of the National Repub- lican Committee repeated here his four suggestions given at Chicago for the party. as follows:
 < l.. Success of the party campaign.
 2. Reduction of taxes and the re. peal of those that crush initiative
 s. Development of a better rela. ton .between capital and labor
 f. Make certain in the nation an administration of law and order
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
OFFICERS ACCUSED
 OF AN ATTEMPT TO
 SMUCCLE VALUABLES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan.. 15.-Six of ficers and members of the crew Of the American transport Logan admit. ted that they attempted to smuggle thousands of dollars worth of silk and pearls, by using Mrs. D. c. Plas' ton, the wife of an army officer sta toned at Manila, who was to bring the goods ashore. John Irby. the sur, veyor of this port who has made the allegations, says arrests will not be sought until the investigation is com pleted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
INDIANS BORN
 IN AMERICA TO
 BECOME VOTERS
Bill Passes the House Max. ina All Native-Born h. dians Citizens of the,
 United States
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The House has passed bill conferring citizenship on all citizens born within the limits of the United States. If also provides for the final disposition of all tribal property among the In dians adjudged competent to admin ister their affairs. The bill, also would remove all restrictions on the disposition of property after the ap' portionment is made.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
NO ATTORNEY FOR wossLlEs

SPOKANE, Jan. 15.-The trial of A alleged L. w. w. members began here today. There probably will be no attorney to defend them. J. L. Wallace. who expected to represen. them, said he could: not appear. w.
 c. Donovan, who was appointed by the court refused to serve as attor. ney for the defense on the grounds that the defendants were accused of being unpatriotic.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
FIRE NETS CATCH
 PEOPLE FROM A
 BURNING BUILDING

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 15. - Fire which broke out in the Cham
 Der of Commerce building today may result in one more death. The fire
 men with nets and scaling ladders this, afternoon rescued scores, who were caught in a trap on the seventh floor. A number who jumped were safely caught in the nets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
REVENUE OFFICER SAYS HE
 WILL ACT

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15-George Grutchley, collector of internal reve- nue, announced today that his inter- pretation of the prohibition act was that sweet cider and fruit juice should be classed as prohibited bev erages after the 18th.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
TWO AMERlcAMs KILLED

LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Harbin correspondent to the London Daily Mail says that two Americans were killed and three wounded In clash with an armored train under the command of Gen. Semenof. head Of the all-Russian troops, in the Baikalie province. Details have been un0b- tainable. Gen. Semenoff Is the com mander who caused Americans to be fiogged on former occasion and was made to apologize by Commar,. der Graves of the American forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
JAPANESE ROBBED
 NEAR THE STATION

SEATTLE, Jan. 15.-A Japanese owned restaurant and meat market within three blocks of the central police station was robbed last night
 The screams of the proprietor of the restspssat attracted the attention of -efticars in nentrsl station. The res .taurapt. lost sle and the market lost
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
vANDERvERE IS FINED

VANCOUVER, Wash, Jan. 15.- At torney George Vanderveer, the at torney for the alleged wobblies, ac- cused of the Centraiia murder, was convicted and fined $25 for convers. ing with prisoners here in violation of the rules
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
BOTH CIDER AND
 FRUIT JUICE ARE UNDER THE BAN
National Prohibition Com missioner Says Such . Beverages Are to !
 Be Inspected

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Prohibl tion Commissioner Kramer has made a ruling that fruit juice and cider are prohibited from commerce under the terms of the act if they contain more than half per cent alcohol. All pro hibition officers and inspectors are charged with the duty of examining the contents of such beverages.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
CLAIMS HOOVER IS REPUBLICAN OF THE
 PROGRESSIVE KIND

'. NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Julius Barnes, federal wheat director, said Herbert Hoover Is a progressive Re publican and would not become a Democratic presidential candidate unless the Republicans adopted a non.progressive platform and put in nomination thereon a reactionary candidate
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
JACK DEMPSEY SAYS r. WANTS TO PROVE HE Y IS NOT WAR STACKER

! LOSp: ANGELES Jan. 15.-Jack Dempsey has wired asking for an op- portunaty tD testify before the sup .reme council of the American Legion regarding bis war record, He con tends that he has been unjustly ac- cused of being a war stacker and that his record will prove his con teption to all fair-minded persons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
"FLU" IS SPREADING
 IN CHICAGO CITY

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Four deaths are reported here from influenza and there are 137 new cases. Health of sticers are warning the public to take every possible precaution against the spread of the disease.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
ALl WANT RATIFICATION

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.--Reports re ceiyed up to last evening showed that eight of 20 Middle Western col .leges favored any compromise to make the ratification of the treaty possible. Eight were for ratification without observations. three were for Lodges reservation and one was for separate peace with Germany.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
LIFE BOAT FOUND
 WITH TEN MEN DEAD

PARIS, Jan. 15.-A tug reports hay ing found many life belts and wreck age from the Afrique sunk with a loss of over 400 in the Bay of Bis cay. One lifeboat was also found in which there were ten dead persons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
IGNORANT FOREIGNERS LURED
 TO JOIN

NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-Agents of that ignorant foreigners have been lured into becoming members of the communist party in America under the pretense that they were joining social organization for community dances. They contributed money which was spent for communist pro
 paganda. gs a tas s44s,,.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
FRENCH SOCIALISTS
 NOMINATE PRESIDENT

PARIS,( Jan. 15.-Paui DesChenal has been nominated President of France by the Socialists and radicals ia opposition to Premier Clemenceail.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
House Judiciary Commit tee Sets Aside Other Measure For the Bill
 Drawn By Palmer
LURE FOR FOREIGNERS
Is Claimed by Secret Ser. vice Men That Many of Foreigners Lured Into
 Communist Party

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The House Judiciary Committee has set aside the drastic anti-sedition measure foi he bill which Attorney General Pal mer drew. It was claimed the Ster ling Senate bill was too drastic. The Palmer bill provides for the death penalty where any agitation against the Government results in the loss of life
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
FORMER MINISTER OF
 CANAL ZONE IS DEAD

WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.-Charles E. Magoon. once minister from the United States to Panama and former Governor of the Canal Zone, died yes terday. ssf. rG1
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
AUTO MANUFACTURER
 DIES \ RICH MAN

NEW YORK. Jan. 15.--John Dodge. of the firm of Dodge Bros. of Detroit. automobile manufacturers. died AeFe last night. He began his career . a small machine shop.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
FIGHT ARRANGED
 BETWEEN FLYWEICHTS
 FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

MILWAUKEE, Jan. 15.-Terms have been arranged for a ring fight for the fiyweight championship Of the world to be held here January 29, between Jimmy Wilde of England. the present champion, and Frankie Mason. ft #
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
Rosrov IS CAPTURED

LONDON, Jan. 15.-The Bolsheviki have captured Rostov on the Don river. Their forces captured 10000 prisoners and 32 cannon and great quantity of baggage.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
GRAND JURY TO MEET

SEATTLE, Jan. 15.-The federal grand jury will meet here next week to consider alleged shipyard frauds and other matters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE TO BE TRIED
 DURING NEXT MONTH

PARIS. Jan. 15.-The trial of Joseph Cailleaux. former Premier Of France. on the charge of planning to bring about a ''dlshonorable peace for France. will be tried February IT.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
: STATEMENT sY BRYAN

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-William Jen- nings Bryan predicted last evening that the treaty would be ratified to. day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
VANCOUVER rhE WINNER

SEATTLE. Jan. 15.--In the hockey game last night Vancouver won from Seattle by a score of to 1.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
,rALY AGREES TO SETTLEMENT

PARIS, Jan. 15.-Havas advices received here today says that Italy has agreed to project for settle ment of the Adriatic question.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-01-15
Former Turkish Minister on Money Furnished by So- viet Trying to Stir up .
 Up Trouble
COMMUNISTS ARE BUSY.
London Officials Fear That
 the Trouble in Germany :
 May Spread Through out the Republic

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.--secretary of War Baker today told the House Committee on Ways and Means that he already had accommodated that the United States furnish military supplies to Poland. to aid in rspsiiino the western advance of the soishe- wiki. @ eT
 Gen. Bliss before the committee said revival of the European. war waa not improbable, unless Poland sue, ceeds In checking the Bolshsyiki forces. He said military men beiievs that the HoIshevlki will not advancs' far eastward to meet the Japanei and that they will not send armies ts India and Turkey for the present.
 GENEVA. Jan. 15.-Enyer Pasha former Turkish minister of war, who recently was elected King of Kurdls. tan, has started Bolsheyiki reyolu. tion against British prestige Ih Turkestan, Afghanistan and Bafuchi. stan. He hopes to strike at India The head Russian Soviet at Moscow has furnished. him with much money for the enterprise.s 's ssets .
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-25
Farm Home Service

progress possible
for all farm homes be every
every farm housewife looking forward the carrying
running around the dark and living heated will
Of
broader and morec
Our engineering department have found that each farm home
consideration equipment
seriously considering
light sytsem supply plumbing hot heating
purchase of gasoline engine invite you briefly
and will then send information blanks be filled
received will give them nsdeatca
quote you suitable equipment Whether you purchase
information you will will be value and yours
the asking.
will be
and address previously they will endeavor call
The cooperation of many dealers requested
CRANK WETMORE Representative for Elizabeth and Vcny)
NELSON MFG. CO. PUEBLO CcLo
Established 1872.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-25
ROSE HILL

Mr. and Mrs. ], NJ. Knight and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Braz-
elton and family motored to the
Springs and Manitou Sunday.
The Misses Thelma and lola Braz-
elton are now visiting relatives in
Ramah.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Bowser are enter
tanning company from Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Colbert and
family and the Misses Carmen and
Carry Bowser motored to Denver on
Monday, returning Tuesday.
Mr. Tony Clibon returned home
from Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bowser and fam
lily and nephew went to Stone Canon
to fish Sunday, and we hear they
were not very successful.
Most everyone in this vicinity are
through farming now.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-25
RECOMMENDATION OF SENATE
COMMITTEE.

The Senate committee on manufac-
lures recommends as follows:
Legislation to establish postal
rate of lie. apound without regard
for zones, for ten or less packages
of sheet print paper, shipped weekly
from any mill direct to a newspaper
the present limit of weight OF 10
pounds for each package to prevail
That Cngress shall amend the
sundry civil bill and appropriate
100000 for research into different
methods of making paper with a
view OF finding a substitute for wood
pulp and that this work be conduc-
ted by the Department of Agriculture
whose experts shall first report their
plans to a special committee of
Congress.
In order to discourage the waste
ful use of news print that tax of
1Oc. be levied on all Sunday papers
weighing over 1.25 pounds until such
time as the supply of news print pa
per shall be adequate to the fullest
needs of all publishers.
In the event that the governments
efforts to fix and maintaine a reas-
enable price appear to be futile that
the government establish a newspa-
per print board to supervise the man
ufacture and distribution of news
print paper and to enter into coop
erative organization with the coun-
try newspaper which would ellmin-
ate the jobber or middleman and en-
able the country press to buy print
paper at the lowest mill rates.
That the government consider seri-
ously the possible purchase or es-
tablishment, of newsprint mill to
manufacture news print for govern
ment printing plant, the over pro-
duction to be sold to small consum-
ers.
That Congress amend the Lever
act to include the commodity, news
print paper.
Immediate action by the Attorney
General for the prosecution and pun
ishment of the news print manufac-
turers guilty of offenses either a
gainst the Sherman Antitrust Law,
the Clayton Act or the provisions of
the court, the decree of 1917, in re-
gard to the news print inquiry and
that in this procedure the Attorney
General be furnished with all infor-
nation which the Federal Trade
Commission may at present have in
its possession or which it may here
after procure.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-25
F0NDIS ITEMS.
(By Jinksl

Fondis will celebrate July 5th. A
fine program has been arranged, in
cluding a baseball game, half mile
pony race, quarter mile free for all.
novelty race, ladies horse race, pick
up race, relay race, potato race. flag
race. slow Ford race. foot race.
broncho busting, bareback riding,
etc. Come, everybody.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCully
were doing business in Calhan Tues
day.
Mrs. George Monez and Mrs. Leo
Grouse spent Sunday at Gus Fuchs.
Harry Caldwell of Washington, d.
C is visiting with his fatherin-la law,
J. s. Gheen.
Airs,-Monk is able to--be about a.
gain. We hope her health will i'm
prove now.
People are learning that they can
send their plow shares. etc. to black
smiths by parcel post, much cheaper
than to drive to town.
There will be an entainment by
he children at Grace Memorial
Church on the Bluff, Sunday, June
eth. Grow young again, as you
listen to the lite folks sing and de-
claim, and draw inspiration from
their purity and innocence.
Sim Plicity says. " more flies are
caught with molasses than with
vinegar, and more fools fall for pipe
dreams than for sermons" which
certainly is yividly illustrated in
this neighborhood by the way some
people swallow the bunk that II we
consolidate our schools we would be
required by law TO buy large expen-
,ive motor buses to haul the children
20 school. Go to the School Law and
learn the truth. Prove all things;
hold fast that which is good
The wise man may change his
mind, but the fool never does.
Neither does the noisy man. Let
EN- alone.
Miss Fern Wood, who 80 ably
taught the Union Valley School last
winter, writes that she would come
back next winter II we'd get the
proper conditions here. We could
hardly have the nerve to ask her u
come back II we don't. She can
find plenty of places where condi-
tions are good. Teachers Will be
more scarce next winter than last
But. really good teachers get at
tached to their pupils and don't want
TO change.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-25
WINDY POINT.

A large number from Windy Point
attended Children,s Day at Eliza
beth Sunday.
L. w. Johnson and Edw. Chirn-
side are putting up their alfalfa.
Chas. Anderson is putting in a
new silo.
Floyd Snyder is the proud owner
Of an Elgin Six, which he got from
A. McCracken.
A little more rain and not 80
much cold weather would be better
for the crops.
win Boston bought cattle from
Windy Point.
Albert Marrs is still packing that
big gun.
Mrs. Russell's mother is here on
visit.
VIII Erkenbeck has went into the
onion business.
l.. w. Johnson's and Mr.. Craig's
were Denver callers Saturday.
Mr.. Russell and family spent Sat
urday evening at A. A. Morris near
Elbert.
Mr.. Anderson's young folks called
on Fredinbergs Sunday night.
Floyd Snyder got his eye hurt
pretty badly Sunday night.
Mr.. John Leach is still batching.
Donald Minson spent last week at
home.
MIR. Russell is blowing some of his
wheat under.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-06-25
WARNING TO TAXPAYERS.

The Board of County Commission
ers OF Ebert County was treated to
lengthy discussion last Tuesday
afternoon, by Mr.. ]. E. Williams, a
member of a so-called adjustment
Company of the City of Denver.
His theme was the illegality Of
the recent raise in Taxes on Ebert
County lands.
His plea to the Board for a rebate
In Taxes for several unsuspecting
clients, was emphatically and justly
denied So. Mr.. Taxpayer, If in
the rarest event, you are hoodwinked
in to placing a claim for a rebate in
the hands of an alien parasite, who
does not, nor never has,paid the price
OF fried lobster in taxs into the
County fund, and you should win,
denlably be figured in this way;
namely; you will contribute one
third of your recovered money in
no the Golfers of the Tax Adjustment
Company, OF l)eHNeT tpuHty, uot I'll
bert County. mind you but Denver
County 1t is easy to see that the
out come of this would be, that on
the year following, the money that
is taken away this year will Of nee
essity have to be paid back, as in
your case you are compelled to spend
three dollars today to live where you
once spent one. and the same is true
of your county. And this, remem-
ber is the outcome of the winsome
wiles of the Mr.. Tax shark. who has
not gained his share of this worlds
goods as have you, in the honest and
honorable profession of tilling the
soil.
Further. 1t is the intention Of the
County Attorney. plainly stated. that
those who would contribute to the
cause of grating aliens in the form
of the Tax Adjustment Company, and