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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
RESERVE LANDS
 IN WESTERN CANADA
 SOLD NEXT MONTH
Seventy Thousand Acres of Hudson Bay Reserve Lands in Saskat-
 chewan Will Be Sold

OTTAWA, March 22.-Canadian soldier farmers will soon be able to settle in a large area of Western reserve land which has been thrown open through cancellation by the Crown, according to announcement by the Soldier Settlement Board. Action has been taken to dispose of 75.000 acres of Hudson's Bay reserve lands situated in the prov inces of Saskatchewan and Alberta and 10,400 acres of doukhober re- serve lands near Kamstock, Saskat- chewan.
 portion of the land will be sold April 15 and the proceeds given to reserve fund to offset settlement losses and to aid returned men phys ically disabled whose condition and circumstances necessitate their be- ing settled on land. The remainder of the area will be thrown open about April 30 for a soldier grant entry. Assistance in the form Of farm loans for stock and equipment will be given to those men whose knowledge of farming will enable them to proceed with the develop ment and operation of their lands.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
EBERT GOVERNMENT WILL
 PUNISH LEADERS

BERLIN, March 22. = President Ebert and his entire Cabinet arrived yesterday from Stuttgart and immed itely assumed control of the gov ernment. He calls attention to the immense damage caused by the rev olution and consequent uprisings of radicals and declares the govern ment's present intention is to prose cute those guilty of treason against the government. .aa
 He says the government will pun ish the leaders in the revolution and in the disorders which follow ed, but will spare those who were forced into the movement or acted through ignorance. believing they were acting for the best interests of Germany.
 Three editors of the East Prus- sion Zeitung have been arrested for high treason at the Koenigsberg home of Dr. Kapp. Dr. Kapp, lead CT of the revolution which accom- plished the overthrow of the Ebert government but resigned when he realized that radicals had taken ad- vantage of the situation to inau- gurate movements for the over- throw of all law and order.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
MINE OWNERS
 FURNISH BAIL
 AND RELEASED
Four More of the One Hun dred and Twenty-Five h.
 dicted Men Have Reported

INDIANAPOLIS, March 22.-Four more of the coal operators of this district who were indicted by a fed eral grand jury for violation of the Lever Act, in connection with the coal mining industry, have followed the lead of Carl J. Fletcher, Secre- tery of the Knox County Operators Association, and have surrendered themselves to the United Stetes Mar shal here. They were released on bail in the amount of $10,000 each.
 The grand jury returned indict- ments against one hundred and twen- ty-five men, al lof whom are mine owners, mine operators or officials of the United Mine workers Union, charging them with collision and re- striction of trade by curtailing indus tries through lack of fuel.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
CANADA WILL SCRAP
 NAVY; WILL GIVE UP
 OLD ESQUIMALT YARD

OTTAWA, March 22.-Canada will demobilize her naval forces with the exception of the Naval colleges. She will abandon Esquimalt Navy Yard. at Victoria, B. C., April 1st, and sell the Canadian cruisers Rain bow and Niobe. The reasons for this drastic action are unknown, but are supposed to be a part of an economy in government plan.
 Esquimalt has been navy yard continuously since 1845-75 years. It was used as such by the British Imperial Government until a few years ago, when it was turned over to the Dominion. It has large dry docks that are also used for com merciai purposes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
NEWBERRY WAS
 TOLD ELECTION
 BE VERY COSTLY
Jurymen in Election Fraud Case Says Newberry's Own
 Letters Deciding Factor

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, March 22.- One of the jurymen in the Newberry case said that the evidence of the defense was the determining factor in the action of the jury in bringing in a verdict for the government for conviction. He said that without Paul Kings testimony that he had told Senator Newberry that the cam paign would cost him not less than $50,000 the Government had weak case, and that without Newberry's letters, the government had no case at all. He said that the testimony of the defense supplemented the scan ty proof of the Government
 The testimony that John s. New berry had put up $9O,O0O for the campaign, in addition to the vast sums it was practically admitted that Senator Newberry had expended was damaging evidence for the defense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
JEFFERSON COMING
 AND CITY OF SEATTLE
 WILL SAIL TOMORROW
Two Vessels Bringing Passengers and Mail From Seattle For
 Juneau and North

SEATTLE, March 22.-The Jeff ferson sailed at o'clock this morn- ing for Southeastern Alaskan points with 133 passengers and the City of Seattle will sail tomorrow morning for the same points. with IA pas sengers.
 The following passengers are on the Jefferson for Juneau: Mrs. D. Radovich and baby. Jorka Radovich. Mele Radovich, Mary Radovich, Itaue Radovich and one steerage.
 The City of Seattle will have the following passengers for Juneau: Enwill Rome. Denis Murphy. c. H. Smiler, Mrs. Joseph G. Gichard. E. c. Stanley. Albert Michaelson and wife, Henry Michaelson. Ralph Case, Ike Case and wife.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
JOINT DEBATE
 OF POINDEXTER
 AND GEN. WOOD
Poindexter Says Crying Need of Hour is to Americanize
 American Government
PRESIDENT IS SCORED
Republican Presidential Can didates Tell What Is Wrong
 With the United States

PIERRE, s. D., March 22.-SenatOr Miles Poindexter of Washington state. and Gen. Leonard Wood, who are campaigning this state in the inter est of their own nomination for the Republican candidacy for the presi. dency, debated here Saturday night before a great throng.
 Gen. Wood said that an intense spirit of national solidarity was need en in America at the present time and that we should avoid loose fibered internationalism as we would avoid death, as it means death to the nation. On other points he outlined a strong but not quarrelsome foreign policy of protecting the interests of Americans wherever they may be, and the careful regulation of immigra- tion in order to keep out dangerous elements which would seek to destroy the very foundation upon which the greatness of America was built.
 Gen. Wood urged a, rigid, national economy and industrial justice by giving square deal to labor and capital. He also advocated a small but efficient regular army.
 Senator Poindexter said there were two vital questions before the Amer ican people today. They were inde pendence of foreign entanglements and independence from tyranny with. in our own borders.
 He said President Wilson stood for internationalism. He declared the war was fought to protect American rights and it was treason to surren- der the very right for which the war was waged to protect. Strikes mean rule by force instead of by law He believed men had the right to quit work singly or collectively but they had no right to conspire to starve the people of America. He believed the crying need of the hour is to Americanize the American gov ernment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
MUCH LIQUOR WAS
 SOLD IN BRITISH
 COLUMBIA IN 1919
Rye Whiskey Was Favorite Pre- scription With the Druggists
 of Vancouver

VICTORIA, B. C., March 22.- Liquor sold in the province in 1919, according to the first annual report of the prohibition commissioner, total led $1,579,475 of which $1,257,S62 is credited to Vancouver.
 There were S7 prosecutions for selling liquor, S63 for having liquor in possession, nine prosecutions of doc tors, five of druggists, 51 for general attractions of the act and 68 in which the nature of the case is not stated.
 Rye whiskey was an easy favorite as "cure" for ailments prescribed for.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
TROOPS BATTLING WITH COM
 MUNISTS FOR LEIPSIC

BERNIE, Switzerland. March 22.--- Leipsic adyices say that the Com- munists' headquarters there have capitulated after a hard fight In which five were killed. twelve ser iously wounded and fiftq taken pris- oners by the troops. Conflicts con tinue in other parts of the city where many fires have been started by Communists who hinder the fire men in subduing fires by using ma-- chine guns. Fou rtowns in Rhine- land are now governed by Soviet councils. In Essen. where the city has been bombarded by guns in the hands of the Communists, and conl- bats have been waged for twenty hours. great damage to property has resulted.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
COLD NUGGETS
 ARE FOUND IN
 SHALLOW WELL
Stampede Started to District North of South Saskatche-
 wan River, Near Railroad

ALSASK, Saskatchewan, March 22.-The discovery of gold nuggets in shallow well near here has caused intense excitement and hun dreds of people are stampeding to the scene of discovery in the hope of locating claims.
 The discoverer kept his find se- cret until analysis at Calgary had proved that the minerals were gold of good quality. Mining men who lave visited the locality say the dis trict is ideal for placer camp and have expressed the belief that the deposits may be extensive
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
SITUATION DEMANDS RULE
 BY IRON HAND

BERLIN, March 22.-President Ebert has issued a decree which proclaims Berlin and the Province of Brandenburg in a state of inten- sified siege and that extraordinary courts martial, including drum head, has been established. Regular troops and Berlin police are em- powered to search all motor cars and if the occupants are found to be carrying arms without permits from the Ebert government officials they are to be shot on the spot.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
BRAZIL EXTENDS
 CREDIT TO ITALY
 FOR FOOD PURCHASES

RIO DE JANEIRO, March 22.- The Brazilian government has con- ceded a credit of 25.000,000 to Italy for the purchase in Brazil of various food products, including frozen beef, cereals. lard, coffee. sugar. cotton and rubber.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
INDICTMENTS IN CASE OF CAPTAIN
 BLAIN QUASHED
Officials of the Sanborn Shipyard Company of Tacoma Must
 Stand Trial For Fraud

SEATTLE, March 22.-Judge net erer, has quashed all indictments with one exception against Capt. John Blaine, in connection with al legged shipyard frauds while he was acting as district manager of the United States Emergency Fleet Cor poration. The one indictment re- mains as demurrer under advisement.
 Judge Neterer, however. refused to quash the indictment against H. F. Ostrander, c. N Seaborn. and Philip Morrison, officials of the Seaborn Shipyards Company. of Tacoma. and they must stand trial
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
GOMPERS SAYS LABOR WILL WAGE FIGHT ON
 ENEMIES AT POLLS

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Sam- uel Gompers, president of the Amer ican Federation of Labor. asserts that the laborers' non-partisan poli- tical fight in the coming National elections will be aimed particular ly at the defeat of those candidates who have proven themselves enc mics to labor. irrespective of the party to which they may belong.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
RADICALS WOULD
 JOIN LEGION TO
 GET INFORMATION

INDIANAPOLIS, March 22.-Ar- thur Woods. chairman of the newly organized National Americanization Committee, declares that I. w. W. and other radicals are trying to ob- tain membership in the American Legion in an effort to learn what action the former service mems or ganization takes against them and their policies
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
MARINE MEMORIAL WEEK OBSERVED BY
 SPOKANE CITIZENS

SPOKANE. March 22.-The week of March 22 has been designated by Mayor c. A. Fleming as "Marne Memorial Week." He urges Spo- kane citizens to join in a plan to finance memorial to be presented to France in return for the Statue of Liberty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
FROM MoToRMAN
 TO SUPERINTENDENT
 IN EIGHTEEN YEARS

SEATTLE, March 22.-Mayor Hugn M Caldwell has appointed D. w. Hen derson to the position of general sup erintendent of the Seattle Municipal Street Railway system. MT. Tender son started eighteen years ago as a motorman and has steadily advanced until now when he is at the head of one of the. largest street railway systems in the West.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
GOVERNMENT SELLS
 RAILROAD EQUIPMENT
 WORTH TEN MILLIONS

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 22-Pur- chase of $10,OO0, 900 worth of equip ment from the government was an nounced by the officials of the Pierre Marquette railroad here today. The equipment includes 5000 freight cars. 30 light locomotives and ten heavy switching engines, it is said.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
PAPER SHORTAGE
 CAUSES INQUIRY IN THE HOUSE

WASHINGTON. March 22. = In- formation as to shortages in print paper and whether newspapers or periodicals have obtained preference over other publications in the sup ply of paper was requested of the Department of Commerce recently by the House.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
WASHINGTON MAY RATIFY SUFFRAGE
 THIS AFTERNOON
Gov. Hart Reads Message and Uurges Economy Rather Than More
 Appropriations

OLYMPIA, Wash, March 22. = Gov. Louis F. Hart read his mes- sage to the joint session of the State Senate and House of Representatives in the chamber of the House today. It is believed that the Woman's Suf- frage Constitutional Amendment will be ratified by joint resolution this afternoon, and that Washington will be the 35th State to ratify the amendment.
 Gov. Hart said the State Depart ments should practice the most rigid economy instead of increased ap- propriations. He advised against the passage of any appropriation bills, but recommended that the tax levy limit be raised so State funds cal be increased to help the State schools. He urged that various school districts increase the teach CTS pay.
 That public sentiment favors a bonus for soldiers was the expressed conviction of Gov. Hart. He warned the Legislature not to hold long session.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22

STOCKHOLM, March 22. The Bolshevik government in Russia has authorized it's local agent. Strom. to furnish the London Daily Herald. organ of the laborites, 500 tons of print paper at the Soviet govern ment's expense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
REIGN OF TERROR AT LEIPSIC

BERNIE, Switzerland, March ZZ.- A veritable Bolshevist reign of ter TOT prevails at Leipsic according to messages received here. Pillaging and excesses of all kinds are being indulgfed in by radicals and peace able citizens are being waylaid and robbed and shot in cold blood.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
GOVERNMENT TROOPS WILL
 MEET RED ARMY

STATTGART, March 22.-General Waiter is concentrating a govern ment force of ten thousand trained men which will be sent against the Red Army that seized Essen and have proclaimed Soviet. The cam paign against the Reds will begin in four days. Three hundred peo- pie were killed when the Reds cap- tured the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
NO DANGER OF
 RE VOL U ITO N
 SAYS GOVERNOR
Gov. Riggs Says Alaska Is Ready to Cope With Any
 Situation that Might Arise

SEATTLE, March 22.-A special dispatch to the Seattle Times, ap- bearing in that paper yesterday morning, said hat the State Depart ment is more or less worried over the interception of a wireless mes sage stating that Russian soviets are planning revolution in Alas ka. Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., com menting on the story of the inter- cepted wireless says there are radi- calls in Alaska who are in sympathy with Russian sovietism, and that, at one time they were planning gen. eral strike to occur about May 1st. He gays, however, that he believes the Territory is able to cope with any situation that might arise. He says that while radicals in the fish cries caused several strikes last year the great majority of Alaskans are loyal and conservative. The Gov ernor believes there should be es- tablished Territorial constabulary to cope with his situation, and other necessities that might come up.
 Delegate Grigsby Not Alarmed
 Delegate George B. Grigsby says he is not alarmed over the wireless dispatches that were intercepted con corning a proposed revolution in Alaska. He said he knows nothing of Red menace, and declared that Alaskas population is the most law abiding in America It's patriotism he said, often has been demonstrat- cd Delegate Grigsby is not in fa- for of the Governors plan for a constabulary in Alaska, and has de- clined to introduce a bill to carry it into effect.
 couarnor To Pafurn Refore
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22

NEW YORK. March 22. = Gold coin to the value of eight million. three hundred and fifty thousand dollars were withdrawn from the sub-treasury last week for shipment to Argentina.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
SYRIA NOW HAS
 KING OF HER OWN

WASHINGTON. March 22.-Prince Feisal was crowned King of Syria last Saturday according to dispatch received by the State Department from the American consul at Bel .rut. Syria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
CHARLES DANA GIBSON
 IS NOW OWNER OF LIFE

NEW YORK, March 22.-Char- les Dana Gibson. the famous art ist has purchased a controlling interest in Life Publishing Com pany and become the owner of Life. Gibson's first picture was published in Life 34 years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
Women Present To See Suffrage
 Bill Ratified

The galleries were filled With wo- men who have come from all sec tions of the State and elsewhere to witness the ratification of the Wo- man Suffrage Amendment.
 It is believed that the vote for ratification will be unanimous. There is apparently no opposition.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
GERMANY FACES SERIOUS CRISIS; FIGHTING
 GROWS SEVERE AND DEADLY; 5000 DEAD
EBERT FRANKLY ADMITS THAT SITUATION IS CRAVE; LOSE
 BATTLE WITH REDS; 30,0OO
 SHOCK TROOPS WITH RADICALS

PARIS, March 22.-Eight thou sand men have been killed since the revolution started, 500 of them were killed fin Berlin.
 BERLIN, March 22.-It is frank ly admitted by the Ebert government that Germany is facing a very ser ious crisis. The Spartican rebel lion is increasing in many sections of the Republic, and the fighting is becoming more severe and more deadly. The minister of Defense said this afternon that the Sparti- cans are gaing in the Ruhr mining district, where they have captured several towns.
 The Spartican army forced two crack government regimens to re- tire to Wesel fortress. The losses were heavy on both sides.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22

SEATTLE, March 22.-The steam CT Admiral Evans, which was strand ed in the soft mud of Duncan Bay last Saturday while waiting for the tide at Seymour Narrows, is un- damaged and her passengers are safe.
 An effort to float her Saturday night failed and in order to tighten the steamer the freight is being re- moved from the forward hold and 1t is hoped the ship will free her self of the mud at the first flood tide, after which she will proceed on her voyage to Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
Governor To Return Before

Gov. Riggs will return to Alaska before May 1st. He expects to leave Washington within the next two or three weeks
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
KING SAYS CAMPAIGN
 CLEANlY CONDUCTED

Paul King, another of the convicted politicians, issued a statement in which he said "the conviction showed the administration power with Government agents at it's command" He declared that Senator Newberrys campaign was clean.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
IS OFF
 BEACH AND ON
 HER WAY NORTH
Admiral Line Steamship Gets Away From Berth in Mud
 and Sails Without Damage

SEATTLE, March 22.-The Ad- miral Evans floated last night at 6 o'clock and proceeded on her way to Alaska undamaged. She has 1854 passengers, and full freight cargo.
 Before running aground the Ad- miral Evans rammed the tank tug City of Lund.
 No lives were lost.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-03-22
PEOPLE HONOR MICHIGAN
 POLITICAL CONNECTS

MINOMINEE, Mich, March 22.- The citizens here greeted Roger An drews, the local publisher as a con quering hero, when he returned today from Grand Rapids, where with fif- teen others, including Senator T. H. Newberry, were convicted of crim- inal conspiracy. Loads of flowers were presented to him and he was greeted with an address of welcome. Responding to welcome, Andrews de- clared that it were better that 16 go to jail than to have Ford in the Senate" Andrews was sentenced to a year and a half at Leavenworth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
.BRATTLEBORO WOMAN'S
FRIENDS ARE AMAZED

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in every town.--Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-11-08
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Service at Langley Field
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