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Imperial Valley press., 1920-06-11

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Lowest rates Do it now.--Adv.
Joe Dickens of Caldwell, Idaho,
has started in the auctioneer business
in Ell Centre.
Miller Towman leaves tomorrow to
driye the editors Of Imperial Valley
to San Bernardino to attend the edi-
torial convention.
Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with l.. =. Sargent, $50 Main
St., El Centre. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it now.-Adv.
F. L. McCune and family left this
morning for Coronado where they
will spend the summer months.
James J. Milligan and family hav-
ing sold out their entire holdings in
Imperial Valley. leave shortly to
motor to the northern part of the
state, and from there they will drive
to Yellowstone Park.
Clothing. shoes, furniture. Any
thing second hand. Will pay highest
cash prices. Broadway Second Hand
Store, 207 North Fifth Street.
Miss Juanita Holloway leaves to-
morrow for Los Angeles where she
will visit with her friend Zelma Long
for week when she will 90 to her
home in Bishop, Cal
A great disturbance was aroused
yesterday when it was found by r.
M. Linnekin that someone had made
away with his coat.
Supply your needs for the little
Boys and Girls in hand made suits and
dresses at TIL Ladies' Shop, Barbara
Worth Hotel.-Adv.
C. L. Idleman of CALDWELL Idaho
was also visitor in Ell Centro today
Hugh O'Hanlin returned yesterday
from San Diego where he has spent
several days on business.
HONESTLY IT'S THE BEST POL
ICY WHEN WRITTEN BY EDGAR
BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY.
628 MAIN ST.-Adv.
B. H. Lein has been in Los Angeles
Write your Grain and Hay insur-
ance with L. P. Sargent, $50 Main
ST., Ell CentrO. Best companies.
Lowest rates. Do it nOw.-Adv.
Mrs. George Lein expects to leave
for San Francisco tomorrow for a
months vacation.
Summer Reduction on Ladies'
blouses and silk underwear. Import
ed fans and laces. etc. Ladies Shop,
Barbara Worth Hote.-Adv.
Bruce Hall leaves for San Diego
soon for an extended business trip.
She will like you to bring the right
company along on the auto ride. but
make sure it is few bottles of ice
cold Cherry Blossoms.
Miss Mildred Corbin of the home
department in the Farm Bureau will
probably get new Dodge car for her
work soon. At first the supervisors
authorized a Ford, but after a con-
the different districts, the supervisors
were shown the necessity of differ
ent make of car for Miss Corbin.
Family leaving for the summer?
Store your piOna and household goods
in the basement of our reinforced
Store your piano and household goods
ley. Let our experienced man crate
and pack your goods for shipping.
Daily truck service to San Diego.
Phone l for rates. Pioneer Truck &
Transfer Company.
DR.. j. F. Foncannon and family are
leaving this week for the coast to
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
SENATE COMMERCE COMMIT TEER.M M. SEMMES OPENLY CHARC- ES JUDGE, ,WICKERSHAM AND JOHN E. BALLAINE OF BEING CANADIAN LOBBYISTS.

WASHINGTON, March 27-At meeting before the Senate Commerce Committee this morning on the Alaska transportation bl prepared by the Alaska Territorial Shipping Board R. M Semmes, expert traffic for the Board openly charged that former Alaska Delegate James Wickersham and John E. Balane formerly of Alaska, of being lobbyists of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Com pany.
 The charge created sensation the committee meet ng and IS discussed good deal at the capital It has been the general belief that the Canadian lines have pow eru secret lobby Washington, but this the first definite charge as to who constituted the lobby.
 Maurice D. Leehey told the committee that he-under- stood that Judge Wckersham and Balane had told Secre ary John Payne of the Interior Department that Leehey was representing the Guggenheims
 Judge Wckersham, who was in the hearing room. denied that ke had made the statement. He also denied that he was representing Canadian interests.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
NEEDS HOME RULE WORSE THAN IRISH
 SAYS R. M. SEMMES

WASHINGTON, March 27.-R. M. Semmes, traffic expert for the AL aska Territorial Shipping Board, de clared to the Senate Commerce com- mittee this morning that Alaska needs home rule worse than Ireland needs 1t. He urged the passage of the Chamberlain bill to give the Terri torlal Shipping Board control over ships operating in Alaska waters.
 MT. Semmes accused Canadian ship ping interests of using sinister influ- ences to get control of transportation between Alaska and the States.
 He also declared that private car riers are generally embarked upon a course which would sap the Ter ritory of it's resources.
 Maurice D. Leehey, special counsel for the Alaska Territorial Shipring Board, also. urged the passage of the Chamberlain bill which is intended to give the Territorial Shipping Board control over Alaska shipping.
 MT Leehey told the committee that the Canadian lines and the private interests, including the Alaska Pack CTS Association. could continue oper- ating in Alaskan waters under the Chamberlain bill. but, he said, they could not drive the American lines which are giving Alaska regular, the-year-round, service out of busi- ness, and the latter, under the bill could give the people better and cheaper service than they are doing now.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
CONVICT REDS OF SED|T|0N
 AT WINNIPEG
Leaders of General Strike Guilty of Seditious Acts
 Says Manitoba Jury

WINNIPEG, March 27.-Five of the leaders of the Winnipeg strike were convicted of seditious conspir- asy Among the five convicted was included Alderman John Queen. One other defendant was convicted of a modified crime. that of com hitting a public nuisance. Alder man A. A. Heaps was acquitted.
 The crowd in the court room was sympathetic with the accused. They eheered when false rumor was circulated that the men had been acquitted. They hissed when the real verdict was announced, and fought with the officers for five minutes before they could be evict- ed from the court room
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
SHIPPING BOARD
 NOT STRONG FOR
 ALASKA SHIP BILL

SEATTLE, March 27--A Washing ton dispatch to the Seattle Post Inte1. gencer says that Traffic Expert Sem mes found the Shipping Board not enthusiastic aver Senator Chamber lains bill to reorganize Alaska water transportation. It is understood th.' opposition exists to the bill, but ne opposition has appeared on the sur face yet.
 Secretary of the Interior, John B Payne thinks the United States Gov ernment can aid Alaska by operating a line of steamships in connection with the Alaska railroad.
 To this plan. MT Semmes is strong ly opposed, unless the line should cal at all natural points of call and han dle traffic for all districts of Alaska He contends that if they do not dc this they will Vmake it even more difficult to get boats to serve al the people of Alaska without in creasing rather than decreasing tn: rates.
 Mr. Semmes said the fish packer; are opposed to the Chamberlain bii because 1t would hurt their private transportation lines. He declared that Canadian companies have wrest ed a great deal of Alaska's business from the American lines upon which the people depend for their all-year round service.
 Senator Chamberlain asked MT Semmes if the Canadians had de stroyed ketchikan's business to hell Prince Rupert. A Mr. Semmes replied in tho afr native. He said by various ellts little tricks, the Canadians moved the fish industry from Ketchi'lar and other American towns to Prince Rupert They now want to move ths canned salmon industry in the sam' way. declared MT. Semmes. The Canadian government, MT Semmes said. gives the steamship companies subsidies and helps then to connect rail and water transpor' ation to get business.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
GOV. RIGGS AND
 GEN. RICHARDSON
 SUPPORT ROADS
Governor and Former Roac Builder Ask More Money
 and Radio Stations

SEATTLE, March 27.-A special Washington dispatch to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer this morning says Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., and Gen w. P. Richardson appeared before the House Military committee yes. terday and explained the War De partment's request for the item for s432,00O in the Army Appropriation bill fot Alaska roads, bridges and trails.
 Tn addition to urging the approp- riation of the amount the War De, partment asked for in the road item Gov. Riggs urged the appropriation Of money for five new army radio stations to be located at Hyder, Sel dovia, Bethel, Bettles and Nusha gak
 Gen. Richardson went into details in explaining the great need fol roads, bridges and trails in Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
REDS SMASH
 POLISH LINES;
 TAKE TOWNS
Bolsheviki Make Progress Against Poles, But Move
 Fails; Poles Inflict Loss

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Bolsheviki forces attempting to smash the right wing of the Polish army, captured villages along the Stutcher river. The Bolshcviki were unable to cross the river, and there is now fighting along two fifty mile fronts. The Polish inflicted hea"y losses on the Reds.
 The Polish government has been in Polish Posen.
 The situation in Polani is believed to be reaching the critical point where decision in the fighting may be expected
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
ADMIRAL FLETCHER DOES
 SOME KNOCKING TOO

WASHINGTON, March 27-Real Admiral Fletcher told the Naval Ill quiry Board that his orders direct ing that escort convoy accompany all transports including the Antilles was not obeyed by Lieut.. Commander F. N. Freeman, commanding the. es cort. He said he had no knowledge that the convoy had put to sea unt: the report came in of the sinking of the Antilles. The Antilles wal sunk in 1917.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
STANFORD ATHLETES WILL
 HONOR HERO DEAD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal. March 27.-An annual athletic award in memory of Harold Vincent Aup perle of Colorado. a former Stanford track captain. who died last summer in the service of the Red Cross in the Balkans, has been established here by Albert J. Hettinger of Fowler Cal. The award is to be known as the "Aupperle Memorial Medal" and will be granted each year by tie Quadrangle Club to the student who in it's estimation has done mos' that year for Stanford Athletics.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
ALLIES MAY FIGHT WITH
 GERMAN ARMY
If 100000 Germans Cannot Suppress Radicals Allies
 May Send 5000
RAISE THE WESEL SIEGE
German Forces Drive Reds Away and Situation in Ruhr
 Valley Is Looking Better

BERLIN, March 27-Information from Cologne says the Allies have consented to allow Germany to send 100000 troops to the Ruhr district to fight the Reds. If these are not sufficient to maintain law and order 50,000 British, French and Belgian troops will re-enforce thcm.
 The Allies will assure the Berin government, so the information from Cologne says, that it vii be per mitted to use such force as shall be necessary to maintain order in the country. and to permit the indus tries of the nation to operate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
RETURN MORE INDICTMENTS
 AGAINST CAPT. BLAIN

SEATTLE, March 27.-Two more indictments were returned against Capt. John F. Blain by the Federal grand jury. This makes five in- dictments in all pending against him. All of them are based on the same charges as were included fin the indictments that were dismissed by Judge Jeremiah Netercr.
 Phillips Morrison of Tacoma and Capt. Magee have also been re-in- .dicted, charging them with defraud- ing the government on false claims for ship work.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
coNoRESSMEN DENY
 SENATOR BORAH'S CHARGE

NEW YORK March 27-Congress- man Norman J. Gould of New York and former Congressman Thomas W. Miller of Delaware, Eastern campaign managers for Gen. Leonard Wood, declared today that the charges of Senator w. E. Borah that Gen. Woods is trying to dominate the Republican National Convention through the use of money are ridiculous They de. clared that they are simply trying to bring Gen. Woods personality, char acter and achievements before tho public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY TO STEAL $50.0O0 FROM
 R. R. FREIGHT TRAINS

SEATTI E. March 27. = Charged with conspiracy to steal goods val ued at s50.000 from railway freight trains, Thomas Jones, Edward Bour- dell. Creed Lane and Joe veague, employees of the Northern Pacific at Auburn, were arrested today. The men are held under $5,00O bail. They were arrested following indictment by the Federal grand jury. .e
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
HERBERT HOOVER PRAISES
 BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT

NEW YORK, March 27.--Herbert
 c. Hoover was the principal speaker at the tenth birthday dinner of the Boy Scouts last night. He said with the Boy Scouts expanding their ideas and training there is no danger to American institutions or ideals to be feared. He urged increased mei;. bership throughout the country for the Boy Scout organization.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
AMERICAN LINER ON FIRE AND ABANDONS SAILING;
 SUSPECT INCENDIARISM

SOUTHAMPTON, March 27.--The American passenger liner Philadel- phia abandoned sailing for New York today on account of the fact that she has two fires in her hold which are resisting fire fighters.
 The Philadelphia sister ship the New York, burned here recent ly. The manager of the company believes tho fires are the result of incendiarism.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
OXFORD WINS ON TRACK BUT LOSES BOAT RACE
 TO CAMBRIDGE CREW

LONDON. March 27.-The Oxford athletes won the track field meet from Cambridge but lost the eight oar boat race to that University
 Several American Rhodes Scholar ship students at Oxford were on the victorious teams of that institution and made excellent showing.
 This is the first time the two great English Universities have met in athletic contests since 1914,-the Spring before the World War.
 The meet was ended today
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
CHICAGO JUDGE
 RECOGNIZES THE IRISH GOVERNMENT DE FACTO

CHICAGO, arch 27.-Patrick King. appearing in the naturalization court not only renounced allegiance to the British Empire and King George, but also by order of Judge Kavanaugh he renouneed his allegiance to the republic of Ireland and Eammon Dc Valera. it's president" e
 Judge Kavanaugh declared later that his action was sr official rocog hilton of the Irish Republic and it's representatives.
 "It is de facto government which exists with the consent of nine tenths of Irelane'.s rsop!e," he said
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
JOHNSON SAYS LEAGUE TO. BE
 MAIN ISSUE
California Senator Says Unit ed States Did Not Get Her
 Share Out of War

BUFFALO, N Y, March 27.-Sen- ator Hiram w. Johnson last night opened his New York campaign ir speech in this city. He declared as the main proposition that the League of Nations must be the dominant IS sue in the coming presidential cam paign He declared that the United States is the only country among the successful Allies which got no thing out of the war. He said that Lloyd George and Clemenceau had bamboozled President Wilson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
PRESIDENT NAMES CREW TO BE MINISTER W
 TO SUCCEED HApGOOC

, WASHINGTON. March 27,--jeseah Grew. counselor of the American epl- bassy at Paris, was nominated ny President Wilson to be Minister to Denmark. to succeed Norman Hap good, whose nomination was with drawn by the President sometime ago before the Senate had acted On it.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
SENATE PASSES FARMERS
 APPROPRIATION BILL; '1f HOUSE MAY SAVE SEEDS

WASHINGTON. March 27s - The Senate passed the agricultural ap- propriation bill carrying $33.000,- 900. The Senate cut out the free seed item of $250,000, but it is be- lieved that this will be replaced when the bill comes up in confer cnce with the House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
BURGLARS DRUG, THEN ROB GUEST OF NEW
 WASHINGTON HOTEL

< SEATTLE. March 27. Seven
 guests of the New Washington Ho- tel reported that their rooms had
 been entered last night and jewelry and dash to the value of $750 ta- ken All the victims complained of Headaches, which. leads the police to believe that they were drugged.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
FULTON KNOCKS OUT HECTOR
 AT SEATTLE
Fight Lasted But Two Minutes, the Bremerton Lad Not Regain
 ing Senses For 10 Minutes

SEATTLE, March 27.-Fred Full ton, the Minnesota heavyweight knocked Young Hector of Bremerton out within two minutes after the beginning of the first round of what was cheduled to be a four-round bout. Hector was out for ten min. tutes before consciousness was re, stored, Fulton's punch travelled less than one foot. It was a left handed jolt, and it landed on the jaw.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
FORMER PRESIDENT TAFT MAY ADDRESS ASSEMBLY
 AT UNIVERSITY AT SEATTLE

SEATTLE. March 27.-The Uni versity of Washington is taking steps to get former President Will liam Howard Taft to address the University assembly while on his contemplated Western trip. The former President is scheduled to speak at Salem. Oregon, in May.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
UNMASKED ROBBER TAKES
 $2,000 FROM WOMAN
SPOKANE. March a1

SPOKANE. March 27.-An tun- masked man held up Miss Edith winslow. book-kesper for the iFideI- ity Savings & Loan Association. in the heart of the business district, today and forced her to give him $2.000 in currency from the telier's cage. He escaped. A-E
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
NEWSPAPER MAN
 Y SAYS GERMANS ARE INCREASING ARMY

PARIS. March 27-Henry Mi dou, the famous French war cores pendent, in dispatch to the Paris Journal, says that today Germany is in position to mobilize three and a half million men for active war service. He declares that Ger many has been secretly enforcing her famous war machine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
GEN. WOODS GETS
 NEW MEXICO DELEGATES

SANTE FEE, N. M., March 27.-New Mexico's delegation to the National Republican convention were yester- day instructed to support Gen. Leon ard Wood for the Presidential nom ination. The Republican State con vention closed its session here fast night.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
HOOVER HAS NO
 CAMPAIGN AND IS
 NOT AFTER OFFICE

WASHINGTON, March 27.- Herbert Hoover, replying to an inquiry regarding hts campaign expenses and management, said as he had no campaign. natural ly he had no finaneier or cam paign expenses. He reiterated the statement that he is not a candidate for President and is not seeking any office.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
KAISER MAY HAVE HELPED TO FINANCE
 KAPP REVOLUTION

GENEVA. March 27.-The former Kaiser withdrew deposits amounting to $250,000 from Zurich bank early in March and sent the money to Berlin just before the Kapp re- volt, it was learned here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
CLERGYMEN ASK THAT SULTAN OF TURKEY BE
 FORGED FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK. March 27. The presiding Bishop of the Council of the Protestant Episcopal Church an- nounces that a resolution signed by more than 200 clergymen has just been forwarded to President Wilson, asking him to exercise all possible influence to have the Sultan of Tur- key removed from Europe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
SENATOR JONES
 AGAINST CANADIANS

Mir Leehey quoted Canadian steamship official as stating that they would get all of the Alaska business.
 Senator Wesley l.. Jones of Wash ington. chairman of the committee interjected the remark that i've ought to see that they don't do it,
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
MILWAUKEE WANTS TO VOTE
 ON PROHIBITION AGAIN

MILWAUKEE. Wis. March 27.- A demand for re-submission of the Eighteenth Amendement is made in resolution adopted by the License committee of the Milwaukee common council.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
PROMINENT sINN FEINERS
 ARRESTED IN DUBLIN; NO CAUSE GIVEN TO PUBLIC

DUBLIN, March 27.-Thirty-five prominent Sim Feiners have been arrested here. Five unknown men with passports for America were al- so arrested. just as they were, on the point of boarding a steamer for the United States. The cause of the arrests has not been made public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
BRITISu PAssrNarR SHIP IS
 IN DISTRESS OFF WALES

LONDON. March 27.-The Brit ish passenger steamer Ortega is re- ported to be in distress off the coast Of Walese
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
Forming New Government

Herman Mueller, former Foreign Secretary, is endeavoring to reor- ganize 9 new Cabinet on the basis of the old coalition which was re- sponsible for the election of Presi- dent Ebert, and which was behind the Cabinet of former Premier Bau- CT. He is making important con- sessions to the Labor party and hopes to retain majority of the National Assembly.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
Labor Forced Baker Out

The resignation of the Bauer Cab inet was due to pressure from the labor federation according to relia- tle report. It is believed that labor will have strong voice in the new Cabinet.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
REDS DEFEATED AND SITUATION RELIEVED AT
 WESEL: RAISE SIEGE

BERLIN. March 27.-Government troops this morning drove the be- sieging workers at Wesel from their posts, and shelled the retreating forces. The Reds raised their siege of Wesel on the East and South east. 4sA N. .ss......., The result of these operations have relieved the situation at Wes- el and the Ruhr district.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
Detroit Wants to Get Carpel
Again Shows Cleverness

Carpenter impressed those who witnessed his sparring exhibition with Eddie Hagan last night with his keen cleverness and great speed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-27
CARPENTER PRIZE FIGHTER
 DE LUXE: ROLLS IN LUXURY

NEW YORK, March 27.-Georges Carpentief is prize fighter de luxe He occupies the best six-room suite in one of the leading hotels of the city and it is said that he brought 25 trunks from France. They con tain, among other things, 100 silk shirts, 20 overcoats, 25 suits of lat est designed clothes, scores of pairs of shoes and 200 neckties.
 Detroit Wants to Get Carpentier
 Carpentier has received an offer from Detroit of $20,000 to meet Bat tling Levinsky.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
CULPEPPER SAYS
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-16
GALLAHER APPOINTED
SUCCESSOR TO DANA

An official circular issued by the
office - Il Parker general man
agcr q the western lines Il the \. T
A : p announces the appointment
10 T v GallahcT 60 succeed 9. g
Dana. NJ general freight and passen.
gel ~ q the Panhandle A Santa
-. and assistant general freight and
passenger agent u the \ T. q : =.
hes appointment taking effect yester.
day.
Mr Gallaher has been with the santa
% railway here Tor q year, and has
gradually worked up o. his new posi-
tion Uuring the pasi few years h. has
been division freight and passenger
agent. and has obtained a thorough
EnoWlsdg. ~ his ncw duties
"ii j. with great regret that I leave
Amarillo" aid Mr. Dana 4 have
made many acquaintance during the
four years have lived here. However.
the regret u leaving b. lessensd o. IN
extent because ~ receiving a promotion
myf@if and q enlhi'irs d.f.r,Irg
nnn from Amarillo t1 receive promo.
ton. ~ gong hack o. Chicago ] VIII
D. IN 'he raiload nsld in which
worked for many wears before comm {
O. Amarillo"
Mr Dana SERVED or seven months
in the United s's'.- Railroad Admin.
/ istration M WsshinTtor during th-
Z war Both b. and ~ Galahrr ar,
members ~ a.. Eonr club
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/ Chicago SATURDAY taking ur h.s Pew
duties ih~fe MoTday Mr. Dana uIi
mot lsat. Amarillo until about August T.