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CUT A MELON

TACOMA, April 2- Three hun drc.; members of the Puyallup- Sum- rsr F--uit Gr,wers ASsoc'atlon W:'i omcrrow cut a melon in the hirh s,ho,, auditorium here and receive s1Eo 0c0 of tho Arsociation's un 'is- tr,bu,eG funds.
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OIL PRODUCTION DROPS

OIL CITY, Penn. April Q Ihf nat;or's March oil D oduction r"acA- cd a new record with a total of or'y 2&3 574 barrels loss of S5,004 from he February record.
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WILSON LETS TT GO

WASHINGTON, April Q La.e this afternoon statement from tn" Whit House says President Wilson has taken no steps to prevent h's name appearing on the Georgian presidential ballot.
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VETERANS TO CELEBRATE

ST. LOUIS Apli, Q Ovel lO0 veterans of the battle of Shiloh left today by steamer for the batt'ef'eit where the event will be celebrated to- mDrrow.
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,l AwFDA WILL NOT GO TO
 ANCHORAGE ON NEXT TRIP

Agent A. H Mcdonald received ad- vices today by cable that the Alameda sailing from SeHttle next Thu"sda" will not 2, to Anchorage as originally intended. The next trip was to be the first one the Alameda was to attemp. to make up the Inlet but ice and other conditions prevent.
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HUNS WANT REPUBLIC

PARIS, April Q The Separatist movement is progressing in German Rhine'and district which has aspira- tions for an independent Republic. This IS accordinr tp information re ceived here this afternoon.
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SITS 0N BED AS ROBBERS
 BURCLIE

dits cut the telephone wires. Mrs. FarYar's husband is president of t!.e Burkc-Fa rar real estate company. Mrs Farrar is socially prominenV. When the bandits left she sent ma d .o a nolrby house and the police were notified of the robbery.
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PLASTERERS GET WAGE BOOST

DFNrVER. Anil Q The plaster org hcva hnon r~"ntnd an 'nc~ease .n ,-,ros to so ror dnv. Tn" CarrertnrS ro-.o ho,-, do-,;od "n increase to go a day and aye planning on a strike.
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D[ AD[OCk ON
 UAG[ SCALE

or the board. The entire wage matter is to be placed before President Will son for the third time. The railway ,yacutives announced the board Was deadlocked and they withdrew from the conference.
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SHIP CALLS
 FOR HELP

SEATTLE April Q The mo.o ship L'bby Maine has wireIcssed fer help. The motorship g.ves her posi-. ton as five miles off Cape Platte. y. Three hours later, the motorship CT tered the straits, under her own pos CT. The calls for assistance are not explained.
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BUTTE Is HUNGRY

BUTTE, April 2- The cooks and walters are on a strike aia al of the larger restaurants are C oael Lon; ines of hungry men and women are standing in fron. of the smaller res, a,lrGnts where the owners are doing their own work.
 -
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ALASKA
 MOUNT
 SINKING

PORTLAND, April 9 Prof. Her. schcl Parker who climbed Mount Nc. Kinley in Alaska, says earthquakes in the no tn during the past few years have causcd the mount to drop 5OO foot from the original 2O.400 foot a!- titude.
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SEATTLE April Q Two armed bandits forced Mrs. Bert E. FarrM to s,. on ,h, edge of her bed in her Capitol Hill home last night whi." Lh y raasac.cd the house. The two men escaped with SG0O in yalua1 et. Before entering the house, the ban
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The Fish Canner's Bv- Products Comranv. operating at Wards Cove, Al"s,a. has sold its carit"' stocI t" Carfn"n;a, intnrnsts. w. G. Marsha" has been appointed general manager.
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TRAIN OUT TOMORROW

The Gateway City limited will leav, tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock foc Anchorage and will have large mum Der of passengers, besides freight, mail and express.
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SEATTLE PIONEER DEAD

SEATTLE, April Q Mrs. Mary Thomas, aged IT years, a resident ot King County for the past 45 years, died at her resident here this afte:- noon.
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NEW CHIEF SECRETARY
 OF IRELAND APPOINTED

LONDON, April Q Sir Hamar Green 'ood, under secretary for Home affairs, has been appointed Chief See retary for Ireland succeeding Ian MacPherson who has resigned.
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BRIGHTER IS DUE

The freighter Ketchikan of the Alaska Steamship Co., is due in roft any day with ca"s and other matcria' for the Alaskan Engineering commis' sion.
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NOTHING DOING SAYS LABOR

PORTLAND. April 9 The Cen A-o' ~ho- Co..n";' hoe rnfnSod to ac cont tln lobor ir'v's "not g-,i'tv" vcr dict of the wobb!ies at MOntesano.
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COL. WHEAT DEAD

cCsTTrE A~r;' Q Colonel !. R. whaot fo~,,,n~ tn'r'to";a' governor >f Woch;r~to,. dind at Sncr"raonto iast nieht. Col Wheat was a civil war vet eraf.
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Snnventv five tho"e"na do''"rs "N ho s~o-+ or +ro;'s a-d ro"ds in th, ,,,;o-., for~e.s of A'oe'-a this enason. tIo c--,.>~ r,"t of thn v-o"', b''n" done in the Tongas national forest.
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WASHINGTON, April Q Tie railroad wage board, which is at
 tempting to sett,e the entire raihO2i cont oycrSy. Is unab.e to agree ac- cordinc to E. NJ. Jewell, labor member
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ALASKA HAS
 SAILED

SEATTLE, April Q Steamer Alas ka sailed for the north at five o'clock yesterday afternoon with 200 pasSen- gers, many being for Southeastern Alaska or cannory crews at Cordova. The following passengers are aboard for Seward:-
 Jacob Kaski and wife. Henning Carlson and wife. Edna Jarvis,
 Hilbert Carlson, J. l.. Axcl,
 H. B. McCutcher, o. w. Waldruth, J. C. Pollock and wife. Mrs. J. s. Johnson, Mrs. L. Lillquist, w. M. Reed,
 G. P. Reilly,
 J. Jansen,
 Louis Voss,
 F A. Friend,
 w. I. Downey and wife. Fred Schade,
 w. A. Donohue, Joe Barber,
 J. Peter,
 O. Peterson,
 F. Kelly,
 Joe Whitley,
 Four steerage.
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For the first time in the history of Seward, and with exceptions on :he School Boa. d, there is a woman candl- da.e for city office, Mis- Jane L. Nc Nally being out for the position ol City Treasurer.
 The candidates a"e now al known and lively campa gn is promised tor the next few days remaining befors the election. Strange to relate, not Il retiring councilman is candidate to succeed himself. From the interest shown in the election one would think that big sa'a"y is attached to all rosit;ons and that affairs of national m oment await thc counting of the ba!- lotr. One hears that so-andso is a candidate for law and order; that so- and -o- is a canl' dIte for this ard that. and that so-and- so is represent ing this clique or such interests, etc. There is much gum shoeing politics going on, as is always found in a small town, little petty spites ana per-onal d's'ikes are begining to shape themselves but it will all end possibly gooi natured'y and again it might not as is generally the case " q small town. l. i5 now up to the c't izcns qualified to vote to register Thc books will b, kept open tonight and tomorrow night, as well as during the day time. Register.
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CANDIDATES KNOWK-NOW
 TUN BEGINS

Filings of candidates at the city election to be held next Tuesday clos ed at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. C. A. Estes is the only candidate ior the office of city clerk. There were no filings for municipal attorney but two candidates are in the field for mayor, two for city treasurer, two for School Board treasurer, and five councilmen, three to be chosen. The candidates are as follows:--
 FOR MAYOR F. E. Chamberlin,
 J. H. Romig,
 FOR CoUNCILMEN P. N. Andel son,
 II. E. Ellsworth,
 Charles Krefting,
 D. C. Mathison
 C. E. Ollander.
 MUNICIPAL CLERK C. X. Estes.
 MUNICIPAL TREASURER Hugh Dougherty,
 Jane L. McNally.
 SCHOOL BOARD H. s. Balderston,
 Meda II. Shellhorn.
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WEATHER FORECAST

The weather forecast for tomorrow is cold and stormy.
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WEEKLY REPORT
SPANISH BELT

The Consolidated Spanish Belt
Silver Mining company reports prog.
ress for the week ending April goth
as follows:
In the San Pedro the east face was
advanced four feet making the total
distance from shaft now 430 feet
Not much work was done here as
the men we're used for other pur
poses Work continues in the raises
We have started a new raise east Of
No. 4 A 3h foot sample Of milling
ore in No ran S44.5O Grab sam
pies from cars of milling ore rar
$500 Sacked ore ran S1S5.60
Mil ore from the Barcelona ore
body ran $3.50 and the sacked ort
ran SiSf or which IL ounces was
gold We did some work in the ole
Ernst drift and in the cleaning VI
process obtained some shipping ore
running Sl4010. The mill ore wa
TANNED to the main dump,
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BIG TRACTOR ON
ROAD CONTRACT

N 81 uorsepawer caterpillar tract
ar which bad beeu .n usc 90 the
vicinity OF Realty is being unloaded
today tn the railroad yards The
huge machine Is designed Cor ser
vice au ,aa uEeefe contract ou the
GaHteld cut oft which Has boon tak
ra oyar by tbe Highway Commission
go complete che vork which Involves
#ree mHer aH untouched by the
armar contractor Iu completing
taa emat lar state wH emp'U
aama % the taasf aaa aaH madaw
read aaHfna machinery EBaVa Go
aaaaeafna The caterpillar wuH De
Hakt ae w O. maisf v'rs fef
HraaHHa aaaH aHf tearing naf the
alaas aa tsa surveyed HHt Toe
wfs a#I re.agg asaf.F o meatsf
asst wH tra Hh ia finished E
Eaeaf O. E Savage a1rees 90 havs
sausfhHs m Shoe hF pabe as
fFasat Tna ua aaf ha tnRlags1
Fse srk
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GRIFFITH's SCARLET DAYS"
AT BUTLER THEATRE

David Wark Grflth's production
Scarlet Days. which will be the
attraction at the Butler today, is a
stsry OF California in the gold rush
days OF 49 lf s based largely up.
oa historical facts. as the central
f.Eurg. called Alvrneg .u the tilm
Is rually Joaquin NuIegta. a sort OF
Robin Hood OF tHe West aha used
Do roam the highways vbb.Rg tae
rich aud giving Co Che paaF Around
thh eblFalrous dwg.raia SIR Crit
ath has saFea a stary said Go fur
aHh plenty % thFaa aad heart ia-
taraat Tho logale a aa aI3l.mo
mining town whafe Rosy Na1 b.
sgesa uf tha daEra haH saa has
.a GaugaEer m an Faa.e-a asu.aaf1
ignorant ef htf mothers pas. ua
.tbe tefy dgY the rFl HfwaH HaaI
aseued af kn.aE Bee IS aHt ia
81 baehe8 wHeH A.aF#H aEgRff
and usgaas haF temporarily taa
Fa 81 gba atuw rwa# taa aa9
nbi eitsfu ot tba hsa1E B7i
IA h.astle f1om NrgHa e. mts
m# E ffam faa tsM 90 q
teHF H6mst raalef aaaHH m q
unts Usht asd tss sssfts a'
Aua Altsd IS taa FWHfe I'D.
.ta tw @ saaHett Hags
# t hm Nsa8aY Aa afaat
N..aassa a ~rbs usar
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ART TREASURES
Being RESTORED
ny Associated PreanI

ny Associated PreARI
VENICE, April 24--Now that the
war is over and Venire has recov.
cred from the nightmare of having
her wealth of art destroyed by shell
fire or worse still, looted by soldiers
one by one her treasures from un-
derground cellars or distant CALLER
les are being returned to their
places.
One OF her most admired posses.
sions however Titians Assumption
Of the Virgin. which is counted
among the seven great masterpieces
Of the world, the pride of the
Venetian Academy of Fine Arts, has
been ret. rned, not to the gallery but
i to its 0ri' inal home in the chou
Of the beautiful Church of the Frari,
for which it was painted by Titan
in 1916
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MEXICAN OIL
FIELD CONTROL

NV Associated PresH
WASHINGTON, April 24-Reyolu-
tionary forces and Mexican federal
troops are battling for control of the
Tampico oil fields, according to ad-
vices to General AIvarado, repre-
sentative of the state of Sonora, who
is now in Washington
Dispatches to the state department
said information from Mexico City
was that 13 senators and 50 deputies
of the Mexico congress had been
dropped from the payroll because of
their sympathies with General Obre-
gon. The Mexico City Press an
nounced today that Governor Fig
ueroa Of Guerrero had revolted
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CHURCHES

s. pataeku Church Masses Co.
marraa at s and 90 a.elosa sunday
school aff fFH mass sweating DE-
s1uoaa f
rss chfsuaa ssenss sosissy r.
Churgh az ma rasrar af FiaFsnes
and Gross ngana HHF.H at n
a m ana TEap u smaRg school
.M s.g m "Wednesday evening
tssilmouIaF ussUnm sf E @
iay a. rmtsfea aef ueala
81 aaska gp.ssspa. enass
saryca "a 81 NFkH @ @t De-
Ia faa n w iN AH
saaaay sehaal aaf ta at a. a. m
NnW a. wHWtN
rtlsst A ssaFss
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EIKS ANNUAL DANCE
NEXT FRIDAY NIGHT

TIE hE agaI essaf af taf FsAr
q hked tu fne kFtawa Bsxt
Ffi8ag a0ett aHaH taa aarlgra1
trefhHa EaH far arasI tsaes 81
wbfh aaH Ekt asa ffeu nd.eH afa
eligible rtH 10 taa fHf kaHaai
lance ffa f.Hea hs sac asa F b
afapH m maka tae atuH q
haaaeasfn taF 3steafHH fsa aee
auafi aFsasiaHs re baa4aat
wHl hs SERVED "a tae see tmnH
Faam af taa fsmadalad Hams
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NEVADA PIONEER DIES

All II. Finney died Wednesday af'
ternoon at the GrottO hotel in Gold
field. He was rs years Of age and
was a pioneer Of many Nevada min
ing districts, having been a resident
Of Goldfield for many years. He is
reported to have sold out his inter.
ests at Tokop at a big profit in the
early days Of tnat camp. His death
was caused from pneumonia Finney
had lived in Nevada for IS years,
most Of tho time in E1meralda
county
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AGREEMENT
FOR ARMY PAY

us Associated rry--s
WASHINGTON. April gtlh House
and senate Cauterees on the army
and navy pay hll reached au agrce.
meat Tor aa Increase ot pay ior all
enlisted meu 10 both services also
tar commissioned officers Including
ths aHk af toloasl lB che army and
captain ia che navy
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MAY PROSECUTE
AN ATTORNEY
uIy Associated Press

tny Associated Pressl
CHICAGO, April 24-Federal pros.
ecution OF Martin McDonough, states
attorney Of Iron county, Michigan, in
connection with the Iron county rum
rebellion" was requested today by
the Illinois Anti-Saloon Leagoe in a
telegram to attorney general Palmer
The Leagues action followed the con
yiction of Scalcucci Brothers, cen
tral figures in the Iron river con
troyersy.
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WALKER HINES
RESIGNS JOB

UV AssNNinteN Fressl
WASHINGTON, April "a Walker
Hines. director general of railroads
has resigned and his resignation has
1een accepted by President Wilson
effective May fifteen Much work
in liquidating the affairs of the
railroad administration will remain
after NAV fifteen and Max Thelan
Of California, in charge Of the claims
department. is understood to be Mr..
Hines choice for successor.
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BROKERS SETTLE
STUTZ At $3.50

NEW YORK, April "A An agree
ment was reached today between Mr.
Allan Ryan. chairman Of the Stutz
Motor Car company and the protect
i've committee organized to safeguard
the interests of stock exchange hous-
es under contract to deliver Stutz
stock by which a settlement with
Ryan for $3.50 a share was arranged.
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BELL ESSICK FINED
FOR BACK TALK

SAN FRANCISCO April 24-A fine
Of $50 and one weeks suspension
was imposed by W Mccarthy. pres
ident Of the Coast League, on Bill
Esslck. manager Of the Vernon Club,
for verbal tIlt with the umpire
AZ los Angeles on Thursday
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MINERS GOING BACK TO WORK
qteen Per Gent Increase in the OnOpah Underground Forces TODAY
MUST PUNGLE UP
LOAN FOR ARMENIA
ny Associated PressD
ttIN NssOCIuted PrcsS1

By Associated PresD
tUN NssOcIHted PrcssI
SAN RENO, April 24.-The Su-
preme council has decided to ask
the American government to assist
the Republic of Armenia financially
by a loan in which other countries
may join.
WASHINGTON April 24-Armenia
was formally recognized today as an
independent republic by the United
States.
Similar action was decided upon
by the allied confernece at San
Reno. Establishment of bOudaries
of the new republic will be deter
mined later by international action.
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NO SIX BIT HAIRCUTS
co AT MOOSE JAW

MOOSE JAW tSask.h April "a
Employee 90, tha Canadian Pacific
frsIEht sheds and rauadhause are
r5ine 90 combat 15eeat ba.reuts and
havr purchased taa necessary sga.p
meat eth vb.sh q hatr t.m sN
be dispensed at a uaFmaJ charge 90
employees 90 those departments
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ADMIRAL RODMAN
GOES TO WASHINGTON

NY AHsociuieu IreNHl
LO SANGELES, April 2t-Admiral
Hugh Rodman, commanding the Pa
cific fleet, has been ordered to Wash
ington to remain about a month,
serving on the Navy selection Board
Rear Admiral Williams will com
mand the fleet during Rodman's alb.
sence
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REDS PROPOSE
AN ARMISTICE

VLADICOSTOK, April "a Reply,
ing to proposals by the japanese
command mere involving withdrawal
of the Russian army to thirty kilo-
meters from Japanese garrisons, the
Russian army made counter propos,
ais today for an immediate armstce
The japanese demands included the
surrender of boats, ammunition fac,
tories and guns
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UNDERWOOD HAS
CLEAR SAILING

NY NNNoTTlTeU TrfNHl
WASHINGTON, April 24--As re-
suit of the withdrawal of Senator
Hitchcock from the contest for Dem
ocratic leadership in the senate, the
party leaders believed the selection
Of Underwood OF Alabama will be
unopposed when the Democratic con.
ference is held Tuesday
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MAMMOTH FOUND
IN NEW MEXICO


ANNamN
ALBUQUERQUE. ~ NJ, April "a
The tooth ot a mammoth. au ami
nal Of a species that, according to
Prof Robert W Ellis Of the univer
tV oi New Mexico become extinct
5000 years ago. vas found in q
NAYel pit on The outskirts Of Albu
s4aFgle the other day The nam
ao'h Prot Ella said. bsloaEed 70
a' sisphaa pFlmisenlus. or elephan,
A9ay L vas At maturity from %
Y feet IN hsish, and had tusks
a',a larser than the elephant tbs
part o. surface q the tooth
Nad here Is about four inches wids
snt inches long aaa about seven
si halt iaehss hlEh
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SPENDS NIGHT ON
ELECTRIC WIRES

IIy AssOcIuteJ PreNEJ
MOBILE, April 24.-After spending
night on electric wires in the
downtown district, Charles Sanders,
lneman, descended safely into the
arms of waiting policemen, who plead
ed with him fourteen hours to for
sake his perilous perch Sanders
told the police he believed the crowd
which gathered to watch him were
bnet on lynching
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LIFE SENTENCES
FOR RAVISHERS
Try A-soc,nted rressl

Try A-s0cIHted T'reAaI
CAMP GRANT Oll), April "a
Eight negro soldiers convicted Of
criminal assault on Louise Schneider
a white woman, have been trans
ferred to the Federal prison at At
lanta to serve life sentences, 1t is
understood a majority of the men
were given death penalty by court
martial but the sentence was COM
muted by President Wilson
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ND OVERALLS
in NAVY OFFICE


CHICAGO, April 24-Civilian office
employees of the Great Lakes Naval
Training station were forbidden to
wear overaus in an order posted to-
day. Permits will be granted only
to those who advise the commander
that they are too poor to purchase
other apparel
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URUGUAY PRESIDENT
SENDS CHALLENGE

MONTEVIDEO Uruguay. April "A
-Baltasar Brum, president Of Uru.
quay has challenged Dr. Rodriguez
Larreta. director of the Newspaper
III Paris, to a duel Larreta accept
ed
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MANAGERS Will
BREAK STRIKE
Of SWITCHMEN
.,uy As.ocIated PreaaI

,uy AssocIated PreaAI
CHICAGO, April 24,-It was de-
cided today to break the ranks of
striking switchmen, as reported by
the general managers association,
representing twenty-seven railways of
this district.
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AMERICAN HOCKEY
TEAM DEFEAT SWISS

ANTWERP. April gt-Ths AmeTt
can hockey team defeated swlizer'
land Ia the olymp.aH Hockey toarna.
mout today b. % 90 O.
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HIGH GRADE BEER
FOR NEW YORK
uIy Associates Press,

INy AssOCinIed FreaHl
ALBANY, April 24-The New York
senate today passed the bill to legal.
ize 2as per cent beer. The bill will
be sent to the assembly for con.
Currence
The assembly later adopted the
act by a vote of S5 to 81.
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pur 6cEs AHEAp

tuF tssassatsa rfssst
BOSTON NFrl et=lH Ntssarha
fa aad 6amtFHgs cities m other
Nas EHssad states wal waxa their
rHeks a6aad aHa ha8F a. twa 90
aaHrsM maFNIgN
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HENRY MELVIN
DIES IN BATH

tUy Associated PfesHl
OAKLAND, April 24th.-Associate
Justice Henry Melvin of the state
supreme court was found drowned
in bath tub at the Merritt hospital
today after he slammed and locked
the bathroom door in the face Of
his nurse, who feared because Of
brain arrangement, he would attempt
suicide. DR.. William Porter, his ply
sician, said this was Melvin's second
attempt at self destruction within
two weeks.
DR. Porter said Melvin had been
suffering some time from a form of
brain fever and three physicians had
declared his case hopeless
Melvin was past grand exalted
ruler of the Elks and was largely
responsible for the granting of a
charter to Tonopah lodge as at the
time the charter was requested there
was strong opposition to the grant
ing of charters to mining camps
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WOOD CARRIES TWO
NEBRASKA DISTRICTS
DIV AssocIated Presst

tBN Associated PressJ
OMAHA, April 24-General Wood
has carried the first and second dis.
tricts over Senator Johnson in the
Republican preferential contest ac.
cording to complete returns today
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WEATHER FORECAST

Tonight and Sunday
Fair: Freezing Temperature in the
early morning.