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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
SnlOOt to Push
 Surface Rights
 Homestead Bill

Assurance has been given that . Senator Reed Smoot. of Utah, will make it his duty 10 see that the eN- renuon Of authority for issuance of patent to surface rights on min c-a land on the public lands. to AL aska is waured according Go a state mont made by Register P. A. Boyle
 or the Juneau Land 0mce MT Boyle stated that he was in receipt
 af letter from Senator Smoor transmitting a CODY of the measure
 which he had prepared and intro
 dueea in The Senate and assuring Nr. Boyle. who had taken the mat Ter u7 with him. tAa, he would sec
 .at 1aa bin passes the Senate
 The matter was also taken ur by
 Mr. Boyle with Delegate Dan A. Sutherland several weeks ago. On nm. of the last mails from r.a south
 Wr Boyle WAS informed Hg The Dele gale that hc had introduced The smnn. bin in the House A copy of rhe House bin just received al the Governors office shows that ], was
 introduced hy Delegate Sutherland .. rr'y -6 and referred ro the Com -r.aa ou Public Lands On NuGusr 2. !. Was brought out ot the Com
 -.rea and committed ro rha Conn urae at rho Whole House
 The measure permits 'ae issuance a. patents to surface rights ou raw.sa.d claims containing work ...e deposits of coal. oil or gas. or .. may be valuable for coal oil .r gas contained therein. ar the sam. lime rasawing rhe right and .H. ur The Government in the de- n.-#s mentioned A similar measure is already in Go-ea in tho States Pho matter was hr1ar., un tu rha las. Nnu-ras- 8 bin introduced pass H- ,.. Senate. nur which au account v. ~rs- O. .asr minute business. It w.- ravara..E reported. however
 The settlers in rae Aueao~ace dis. r-.r and rna Nagnomaa Bay section .. Alaska. aeeo-d.aE ro Register Hnr.a. arc fae.uc serious nradlca- -..r Many of them are fearful of 'ns.nE their homes which they have Ma" and ,ra time they have put #r.. development work ur.ess taa .. is n.s~a. speedily Euaa- pres .r. conditions. their rieEr- arc suh- .a. rn challenge at any time Ono ....-...5a- William Brooks tn -.. E..-.m.a Bay district has withdrawn lis entry and others are inclined rr raEa similar action u0- ...- relief is had
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
Lloyd George Jazz Victim
 Also Wanted to do Sbinmy

u.n.G a noted Peri. '..rtg. a w"m- .~r %. ran dH.a.".. ..-
 Ny dance. ] hope" whispered th. Premier m,o .ao a."urod a.auw.s ear.
 The orchestra ~.".h I'D thu. strains of a lively dance and r.a dis Hnguishcd diplomat n~o.a.dna across inc g.eammg Hwaun-. uo tln aston. isnwent of the ga,asr.n- aa danced from start 70 finish. the British Pre- mfar enthusiastically gl.ruu- his hands for am encore when tho dance ended
 Grir1n's foremost statesmen con. rinucd dmc.u= rhrou-aour the even ing. As ro passed our. he said. .U don't suo why they all dnuouuca the shtmmy It looks like great sport to me wish ! knew it l must learn 1t if ever ! got r.e time"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
Lack Of Roads Are
 Holding Operations
 Back In the Interior

Lack of roads in the Kauushna district has delayed the commence aeu. of operations on at least two u. placer projects a whole year. &C., .grdu- to J. C. Van orsdel. head of .u 1l Mckinley Gold Placers. who has just arrived an Neuana from the properties of his company 5u the Nmusnua. aecor5tug to the Neuma N.ss I. We had had roads. said Air. Van orsa.I to a representative Of ... News. ~we would have been oD- euu.4 ou our holdings by this lime aa. .s i. is. Inc commencement of nar work has n,am delayed a whole ..r And ..s same is uwe Q. tae -a-.ar..ua.G.wo. hydraulic project
 u.. Van .-~aH holdings aro F
 .- from s.. uaaruaw UE.r. and .. .. l.a naa.a- thus lar daae has .... .....su-..a waa the ue-a'us. a...ay m.=0a.... through a low -.... .r."v. and without even r.e .ud.~r sort as 8 road. The work ... .... r... u finally had to he abandoned altogether. To awa.l The
 Dr. Sutherland and his associates r..a u ...r %. g. miles from rao r. .s.r. -..,.. .. Roosevelt La-a-
 Considerable money has hoo"
 ...a.a an road work ta that .a.-.- .. .. .r. road ha.weea Ina w..a
 .. ... Crock l- impossible ".".
 ..... a. ...u,...n. owen .ar a ... .r#. |, .- . aunf winter r..a ..r ...r".,.E unfit 0"- summon u.. ... ...r- .. -.a. -.. hydraulic nn- .~a.... ru Mas.. -.n. .auu.. ." -..... n.-n-. ..Er summer.
 wu-G.~ r.a.. comparatively "." placer rra....-. l.ar. .-o a ."-s.a a..-
 .. ..-... a. hard rn.. .~0""s.- .u.s -.. m ..a nar url.....u.a ....... .. -.. ... O. roads .-.E n. .. -.nr.r..~ w... ...a..a years
 ... and ... .a...r. ..~ road work ... .. ..ua a.a .....r.... .. ...... .r.. Nn'.- ..s ... .... m ... district ]. ,.. ".. .. ..a ..#n- u.=. a s".. s.w ".- ....r.a .r.. ..a "a-r.w~. ,N s..r l ...-.- -..r .r.w H..-a.a.r and ... ....... uH-wars ..... !. view .. -. ...w.- made .E g-ow. 'aa. ..a. -ar. a.. u... -ra..aa with fair.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

On her first voyage from this 3'r. in the service of the Alaska Cow- merciaI Company. the auxiliary pow cred schooner. Oregon. Capt. C. John. son. will sail from Seattle ou Nom- day Aug. 18th for Kodiak. lna.as- ka. Nushasak and Prthi.ot Ls.auds. of Boring Sea. She will have satp- ments of winter supplies for tao N- aska division of the United States bureau of Education as NushasaA and for the United States Bureau ol Fisheries in the Pribilots.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

.arr or rn" lorr.r.ry. Is sure DO IuE an important part .w .no growth of rne country. Already -n m.s 0. rne road has been cour'-.aH and tEe r.nh coal field of Maran.>sa .a. been opened Our naval fleet in .Hn Pacific will get lis coal sm.nIy from that source in tho fu-T"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

With one of the largest coust-"- ments of canned and mild cured A. aska herriug. as well as 2n.uuo eases ot canned Alaska salmon and some copper ore. the liner Alameda O. tar Alaska SS. Cos flee, has arrived .u port. The vessel loaded rae aerr."- 4r Latouche. where considerable ay- uvity in this line is hriuE carried au this season
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Confidence m ,hn ability oI S...o. rary uf The Interior Alher, B Fall Co serve the best interests ut Alas. ka VAS voiced hg ur Alfred H Brooks. EeoIoEts, in raar-e ot t.. Alaska division of caa ru.tad States Geological survey. ou rao eye ol lis departure from Seattle ,o iusueo t.u coal and oil resources ot rAe FW Northern territory. Secretary Fall is a practical wtnju- man" said br Brooks. and knows the conditions in a mining country IIa has lived on the frontier"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

An item in the agricultural appropria- fou bill provides S2O.oO0 for "stuiy of le behavior of fruit in rrau~Porta- ou." For chuperoneS. maybe, for the caches.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Why does a woman shut her eyes when she's kiSSrdE' inquiries corr" spondeut. Probably because she ,ouldn't be that crazy with her eye~ open.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

An export In tne theatrical world declares that home h~ewS gre rutnng the natfouul digestion 10 Such an eX- tent as to spoil rhc good huwor of thcater audiences. Thus prohibition is inferentiaUy charged with turning the country into one big, substantial grOuCh.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Splendid progress :s be.u- w.du tn the shell fish iudusgr. iu Nashy. which will. with dey"looMeut "e- come an industry Dt larg. eHwwer- ciul importance. The export ut sHn'l dsh from PetershurG in June ro'ul- ed in value Sg6.uoU. and included crabs. claws and slrimps-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Bringing gold bullion yaluad ag S2T5.Uu0 shipments 60. whale hou. and ivory 25.uoo cagr- or canned sal. mon and 2>- passengers. the Alaska Steamship Company $ l.@er Victoria. Capt. ( S. Davis. arrived in Seattle Friday .asr. from Nome and S-. N.- lLael
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

In Assam wherever that is) women al men and make them marry when
 men resist their advances. And ! Assam Is said to be only partially llzed-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

IL Is reported that jHH Admiralty Alaska Gold Mining O. with hold ings at FuUJev Bay. Admiralty IsI- and. are completing plans for rNteu- sive development. jrslUfiUS she cr,c. tiou of a large stamp mil.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Mine buildings and uyiuE quar- ters were completed and a compress Sor installed on the property of the Fl NidO Mining Company Of the Lt- ssuski PenuiUsUla, Chicagot Island
 late in July. when active work was started on underground devclupu.lu,
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
Fratcrnal Order Of
 Eagles
 sEaCway AcTIe, No. &a FrarcruaI Order uI Eagles, moe, ths frs,

and third VedHasday niEht of ea'H month aJ their hall on Fitth Ave nue. Visiting brothers cordially inc vited JO attend.
 Nj. E. ROGERS, W. P. ). Nj. GriCshach, Sec'y.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

The Sukoj Island Fox Company recently organized by Juneau bus mess men. has purchased tar famous fox ranch ou SUkog Island. which l- close Co Petersburg. and which ns- been successfully operated for 80 uuw Der of years by the Caastk Bros
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Shipments of gold from Nome s" far this year show an increase ol S75.O00 compared with the amount forwarded during the same period
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

Construction %. taa Hurricane .Gu..h Hrdra ot suc goynrmsn-.s
 Alaska railroad is expected ra be ramryJod by Seutemh.- EEca. say ads.res received from .e North by Mai C. .. Dole. head Q. .nc purchase ing d.n.rtmrmt nE r.a Alaskan au. guaorin- Commission Ereeunn u. the arch WIS ..~a...a Monday Iaau
 with rar exception 9. The s,wuaers
 The n~tder Is .. .... -.f from ~..
 ward m. .. Us ..."....." t- ."".
 w', a. ras G ao-g.na~a Flo. ... ru--r... ... .. ... ..... ... .....
 .s .n.u ... -.... T. ...
 'H.. --> .rnm ....." ..I s."m ... rn .u.r...v5 2. .... -... .. H... &t- T.a .... Wi. h. .... nra..a o.,..- .. ... .. w.. .. ru.m ur-..... ..... ..u r.r. t.-s sunr.a. ua.. .. r.. "-aaa ...- .m.r-g. Tla .. t#'.. . ra.a w. Mr .att r.. e..... Inf ..E m.u.a. and trains will .... ..-. .."... thrnu4n from >ea... .. .a.r.aaa~ Bids for alua. .-... II. s... Creek wore n'n". .. h. '... commission ... .. .....r.. Is .E. rr.ta. f, ra ...... .. ... -.-u.r.-. .-j. h. ....... ...... fa \n.....r.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23
Alaska Items Of Interest

last year. aeeord.ng tn adr.sas n.", by tbe S.S- Victoria The tala. ". last years shipments from >"". was SI.2ao.o0u. It is believed .." sum win hr exceeded this yoaE. Ns mining operations u various sne- tions of the Seward Peninsula ar" mcreasfur. u.o trading schooner Churutg,. owned and operated hs the HFbhard-SanusnD Co. of Seattle. urrE.a in Some .g.F -a alter cru.s-
 ing .Iuu- rue Siberian coast
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-23

rr a... al. .... ... .... .... ..". ua.wr... plants I. ........ III. word .rau..r ro ....... .. ...... e s.....-. ... ..u -..... X rEH. Corporation. ..r .. ... s,.s.... from a -.ra. .a... s..r."r ....~. in Nas.uH ..... .H N.r..."- uas informed -.. N.w E... .a g, -. rn...r ..H Ga-#..- u-..#.l T. .a.... .... ....- !. .... s.-~.-. said gr. ~a....-. ...u rnu N.w Workers hav. already .... .a r"- r-. .... .. ..... plan. w... will D. I.....a ar u. -a.- Ea....... The pnm.aa rr -.... .n....... ....- d ara.. a..' I'D N...... .r~ I'll. -.... a--.-a s..s.. ... r.. ...... .- .... %. -.ns .. IT.. ..... ...n.r-.- -aa. ..-r.-- any. .... ... -... m that vicinity E... .g .rs.-.a- rsous ..au ,r. -....t activities aaa- ned Iv t.. .a.r... ..... decided To operate nay. .... u..ra..r d.s- appoint n- ta. .. ..o sa... m. practically ..-..-.... rpm r. fish s. far d..a..n.d .ra .n'@.u.
 Fro. t..s u.ar..nr .r ''.-a. Ho he,t.s.- aha. The .vea.n@ m.. n. Alaska --r... in .n. u.".... .Hn. oI pulp e.. "an.. 0" ae..- ...- cno rehabilitation 0, that aa.... .. ,hr au-r. ". declares t.a an.. arc iuGumara... wa".~nowa. .... avatranL. for pulp mills aaa .a...- umr.. r...~ !. o..-.''. U...... w.a. .. -.ss rae.e is . w...-... practically every .a.. u.e. an..r. o1 which uau,L @w.s. s.....
 .nw.r ..r such .u a...rn....
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
MUST WE HAVE PERPETI AL WAR

tho worlddo med to coasta
D. IS The
var" n" "'a7h." "n'"r
cause OF IL great wars l lie expansion
nee!
w"rt
who
the ;"rnAn
territory which t.
Hohcnzocrn had united:
would he we'll to
keep that
population
lr" for nat
he other that misery
checks he tI ds"
John Stuart Mill and others
inevitable
Modern civilization
Medical
under control
Even the and
the
which the march Of '&H"
with &c 'h ""r!
other he"hS AMI
laed the alleg
A, the Paris peace conferences
clause 70 Be Inserted n
Each nation desiring pledge '
their own domlnon
population
This plan to o; seriously
considered by the
sonrrh., ahead {
r.g silly seen 1t,
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taken no part. but who was Wounds.
,wiro. toM OF the St',4F4m tt,af !1tT
ia. h." VAS shot by a baldwin teits:
q, rcrtil" standing at the corner OF inc
Nlai,wan Ink building. IL vas al tnrH
point tHal detective a. J. Booher fell.
i,r,uE H.. pistol. and the witness testi-
ff,.J That - believed II was Boomer who
Shot a.:u III the stomach. y gIsncing
hl,,i., also wounded ROchcrer. and he
SAID he immediately lapsed into uncon-
seriousness.
Ius!nuatInns that the warrant pre-
srr:"d for the arrest OF Chief OF Police
fIatfrId was a forgery. were made dur
Ina. ross eNamIna zion Of Dan Chambers,
a bank clerk. formerly OF Matcwan. He
had pronounced the signature OF Squire
X. +. Stafford. who had issued the war
rant as a forgery. owing to his familiar
ivr wlth the officials signature through
the Matcwan bank. Captain S. B. Avs.
,.lnss examining FOR the state created Il
stir when he suddenly asked:
II viii ask you If you did not assist
in preparing that paper l handed you
,tnc WARRANTY. and If you did not help
get il up and write it,"
40. SIR. did not have anything to
do with IT," Chambers answered.
As q matter OF fact, Mr.. Chambers.
YOU put that signature r. R. Stafford
orr that warrant and wrote ii in lead
jr.nrlI." continued Avis.
i never saw that warrant, until saw
II here, the witness replied.
The witness VAS asked to write Stat
forG'S signature on a piece Of paper. as
h.. r"Ir. mhcrcd. This was accom- plish-
81 over the objection Of the defense but
II was DISCOVERED that Cross-examina-
ZION could not BE- continued until further
: p''''Im"nS Of Chambers handwriting, al
ready N possession of the prosecution
could hr obtained. He was excused un-
Ill tomorrow.
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THE PROPOSED ANTI
PROFITEERING LAW


Tn" decision OF 'aS S"P''l"' ''"'
holding the Lever ACT III, an" 49,,
attention [" 'oe
'nt7"au'e" IN 'he west 'e''''.'
'"i"r'' "a'ch WIZ Dc ~. '.' S-,.,-,,,,
non "h"n 'le ''",.'' mae,
ms o." re"1S a. .,-,.,.o, shall
,,iS,, Es> rn,..iys from aav u,h.- pc.
SON. firm o. corporation an unr"sS"n-
able Hroh' on tho SAFE o. any - IT, IL IN.
eSSl,,e 80 ~ =, sl kindS fuel used in the
ordinary household and IN any manu-
featuring. transportation or oLm,' ,oo..
tul cnteIpt'<rJa SmI chnrce OF n,r-
% percent on the original net cost. plus
tho proper carving cnarE"S' anu ,'l', 81
tcIr proper Ns ,,t', ~. 'sSa.r b.. dr,n,r!
an reasonable profit" The H"n1'i,y
Tor violation IS me NOS ''''s'
'1,O0'' o,,.t,a,a ,-os,.
~ 49,. ,h.s
GERMS '' .,,.., ,r,, n,l
measure "oU'u '''. .,..,.. .,.,,,u,, j.,
II eStao"S"'9 w.. -, rho
all S"'eS % '"e .,,.s r,r
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ina language OF tho ;rea,v males No.
.oor,fc reference, :, rms meant and ;ha,
! j. IL unrcaSonab,n to assume that tho
shins Of m. nation oyn!n- the cana!
should be included
There is a third position. relai.n.
70 roaStwtse shipping Only |, has h.rn
held by Former President Taf' Senator
Knox. Senator Lodge. Da, ii Jayne IN"
and others. that American ,ouStwIs"
shipping may be exempted from cana
tolls without reference to tho anb,su-
Gus language Of the treaty. In al
maritime treaties between the various
nations il has been generally &C
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ALLEGATIONS Of FORGERY
MADE IN M|NCO MURDER TRIAL

caught to hay' iao sam" KIND "r play"
Tn" Witness sand h" l"H"''! IH.tt I. j..
:'m.tN. superintendent "i tn" .',rur
, Mountain t'uat curi,urat .nl.. Ma r"Np"::-
SH"-I'I Partnership tell Smith ih:""
cay lcfor" not "a bring any BALDWIN,
!'"i's men I'M, Mrtrwan and Il there
w'r" any "ll'i'"n> 90 i". mai" he
U.dnk"nSh.rD would DO the cy:Ci:US,
acruru.rE - law
Tn" U-ht i"uh pace :: :'V hours inter
tn Baldwin men had rNI,'r'l tn" rtrn-
ri"S If striking MINERS from houses
owned b. T.. ,"nl r",nrany.
Ou ,.rnS~.rsr;Iil'.,i."m .iuun Mar"um.
stat" cuI.H~"I. questioned tn" WITNESS -
I" the purchaS" OF rife by NtW"o; AMI
others 1T CINCINNATI last August. At
wood sad SIX rides W"r" bought ANA
thai h" kept one "r them. MIr"um
sought - pruIr that n" rifles wcTr
pUrcha Sod with money given ~
'Mouncy." Tn" witness Gr7IrG tins
Another wltn' - f tn" day wu% -'"n
don't Of Mat"wan. lie slII thai 7" VS.
inside the hardware %t"r" whit T'>-
i."iLtn ami FrI;S wrr" Dis, .Sslr-; ;Hn
warrant for Hatfield. and that when III"
mayor sand 1t WI bogus. f".Is 'J":h"I
=. eu" from his r1e.' h'r "nd "r,d AZ
another shot from n" "ur!&r INTO tho
store. and th"u Ar >tw iir,ucli. who
WIS ~ The doorway. rHil Il pistol.
Eii'y M,t1r Ma '1r h'At Witness
II" told tn" jury that "hti" F"l's and
the Ina!u- w"r" standing ia 'front.' "r
the Chambers Stor". Fcl'% said {" rs
men. "Curo on up" The detectives
:..u, ed forward u" SAID. atd..u that At
this stag" h" saw Sm"k" and ir" from
F"lt>' h,p Tn" detective then fired ,&to
the s,orr. he continued. T"s'crman
staggered away after tn" first Nhoi,
Mead" testified. saying Lord nav"
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oUSTED COUNT.
Is Said TO [Iave Planned a Community
Colony OF ImmiE rants In America

F'lororcr March Count .ichael
Michael Karolvn. whose expulsion from
I.aIv was ordered last week. has gone I"
Jarvis. ,aroniiiin. after two countries
snqin and Portugal, had refused 10 give
i..,u 4, refuge.
Among the documents taken nv IN"
rnlIco were Soin" showing that Count
Earnlyi JIanr"l to form Communist
colony Of hungarian immigrants III
America. and. IL = alleged. he was 10 d.,
%nrynrt"d in this work ny mcmnars OF
,rn HUNGARIAN ministry and N!hoiai
I.cn!rc. Russian Ho!shcv!k premier.
rnr:,r authorities her" have arrested
two Iun.arians and Bu'Cers no wer"
sr,Snnc.cd &C !rstiElting the most recent
disorders IN this city lHd 10 have dtstri-
hrfrI funds coming from the BolShcvikI.
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CARDINAL DOUCHERTY GIVEN
PRINCE Of CHURCH APPOINTMENT

was the NTH bishop Of Buffalo. :. =
and mas been archbishop OF Th. !ad"i-
phja and Mrir"rolitan of Pennsylvania
since July 10, 1915.
The archbishop was born August i6.
1866, in GirarLTiilC. the heart Of m"
southern anthracite coal fields or I"nn-
sylvania, and received ms carly cdUca-
ton in the schools Of tho mining re-
Eions He pursued his studies At 81.
Mary's jesuit college. Montreal. ana 81.
Cnarlos seminary. rhiladclphIn. and
WAS sent to H." Am"ru"an college. Rome.
for philosophical! and tHco."@."al work.
IT. vas urda.u"d ia IN" ChGrcH -! -
John Latrran. Rome. May 81, iH2", hE
Cardinal IaroryhI HIS frsr mass was
rrIchrtrod The nest day a. the altar OF
81 l'i'r ia 81 Peters,
Returning to PhiIu,i .3''.a. jh. >"un1
priest hccam" professor in -. 'r.". 8
seminary wncr" hc taught CIR 3D..
French and dngmat;" thc"'"Ey INIT.
1908 when hc Was name! 18th hj|h"7
OF IT," dinrrs" Of N"uva Srg0yIa. lhil:l.-
pine Islands. Wh!I" III Ihiiad"Iph,h ~"
was Il rynodal examiner and h""am"
we'll known rs a preacher. writer an"
'rlm.'rtrr H.. va; r"ms'd'r'i an al
;h"r:ty IN Anglican orders.
Father nnuEncriy'. r"nS,r Grafton rs .
bishop took place 10 Norn.' and vas
performed by rar l:ual Hat''a IN 'hr
chapel Of 81 l'HvI 81 IT," ''~"s.S CO.; ~"
l;,,s.Iicr Of st. I"in .'t ~. i'a"l 49,
sisted by tn" th"u VI 1~.- '.''r GlsI@rr'
EshpI !" .E."ril ,. '':.'.,.' m IN" ~"
Be-" wLs 'rar%f""",t D" "a d'",'"S" 81
Juro wnerr he col, GRATED III" 18th an
niy"rSaiy 81 h!S "";'n1N"r. E'rh"r
DuuGm"rIy did n"tah." WORK. ~ J"rn ~
rh"rr uu:iI 1918 wh'm j" Nas -. '"|
b!sh"r ot buffalo. taking ur his do"
IN Western N"w York "n Jun" :. 1910.
E.~a"r D"u@h"rti ~u,"' '..,'! IN" KIT"
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J.,,,,.. March criminals Of tho
..t,,."' I '',,i, .,,r.-c'I q, ,b ,.oii-
~ -. ,n,r,,iD. rr ~. s,.'r,r ,'nn-
,.GjrE I,'na r,.,. d.. An
,,..,,, 81 ,,,e r,,,,.e - s,x I.',v MON
...r, nf irc sarreS rnlle..
III. ra,rrr suhmirtcd r. tho card.na,4
vvr-c tnnsc nf NonsirnCr Dennis !
Dourhrrl, trrhhishor OF Phtladclph.u.
I,r.1 Ernllorhy Viva ar.hhishon 81
I.mrr,,,. Er,n,.srn Ejdal, Harr;iorirr
',~,i'G,.hoI, Of Tarraro,lt: Franc! SEQ
+, .,'.,.'. ,,aI ,r,lnCin IN Nnlr,i.
I-rr S,b,ii,n 1rrhh,gh0n IF Cologne
,,,J N.,h""I von rn,Ihahr- ;,r,ph!errn
- Nur!rr
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STATE HOUSE ;

charleston. W. Va, March 7-Robert
rcM"aAarErr. deputy clerk OF the state
sui'r"m" court of appeals has returned
rr,,, Washington. IL" went to the ma
'."n's capital for the purpose o taking
ac~r i.icd papers In tho case OF the
~. "An rip" Lilnc company against w.
: fiat'AEar. state tax commissioner. in
,u,v.mg TIE sr"cial privilege tax Of oil
..ud gas TRANSPORTED in pipe lines from
,a" N,,ut Within the state 10 another.
tn" piaiHtiH Company Will ask the
I'r..,rl states supreme court for a
wr.t e error. the state court having
d,1.arcd Wild. in part. The tax law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
Corporate Charters.

Charters were issued yesterday BY
Inc y",r"tarv of state 70 the following
mcw con, Hn!"s:
rruirrr";:I Co-or"rat!ve Society.
Cr,rL.crcn: e hoO: Mordeca. W. John
son. IT. T. Roc. g ". Boyd. r. H.
Thomas. II T.. Gamh." Charleston.
;ng comuanv. Parkcrsburg: $1,000 :
rlnvH Y" Mnh,"". Max Brrcn. Harry
E"r,n. W. ". Walker. H. W. Russell.
g., -f-1rSl,rc,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
ADMITS THREATENING FORD.

.,, ,.Ire nlI threaded guilty before
i:riicf states commissioner today to
having sent threatening letters to Henry
l:nr,!. demanding $&,"oa. lie was he!d
for trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
THE WIFE DISCRETION
TREATY

on" OF tn" treaties pending hctor"
the United States senate provides Cor
the mutual eNtra4itiOn oC VIZ" drScr'rrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-08
WileS Returns.

George l. g. W,lrs. chairman NJ th6
ruhli. service. commission. has returned
from Williamson. where h" attended
- - -Yrcral srrvirne "f the late w. =.
v.rf,.. mayor e Williamson.