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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
FISH AND GAME
LAWS PROVIDED
Department of Conservation
Issues Booklet.

A digest Of the laws Of the State OF
Indiana for the protection Of fish, game.
birds and fur bearing animals has just
been issued by the division of fish and
game OF the State department of conser
Walton The booklet is compact and of
pocket size 1t contains a summary of
all State laws as they relate to the wild
and aquatic life; regulations Of the mi
gratory bird treaty act, form OF hunting
and fishing license. general form of aft
davit for violation of fish and game laws,
and form OF affidavit for prosecuting a
nonresident caught hunting and fishing
without a license. The booklets are free
on application at the fish and game Of
fee, los Statehouse.
In the foreword, Richard Lieber, di-
rector OF conservation in Indiana, tersely
saysI
The department OF conservation, in
accordance with the law, has made the
game warden service a nonpOlitical unit
and has thereby proved to the people Of
the State that real and efficient work
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06
BIDS TO CITY FOR
COAL TOO HIGH
Will Continue Open Market
Buying.

Coal for city buildings will be bought
from the open market for while longer
City Purchasing Agent Dwight s: Rit7
ter announced today, following inyes-
tigation OF bids for the annual city fuel
contract received last Friday.
The city has been paying 1910 per
ton for screenings, S5.95 for mine run ana
So 80 for lump coal, Ritter said Inc low
est bids received were $4.7o. for screen
inqs- $3.50 for mine run and $500 for
hmm. Mr.. Ritter said that he believes
these prices can be lowered about 70
cents per ton and that he will walt be-
fore placing the contract.
Approximately II 200 tons of coal are
used annually by the city. More than
S11. 600 should be saved this year over
last year on the coal bill, Mr.. Ritter said
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

DIFFERENCE IN MILES.
In England the statute mile Is 1850
wards (the same as in the United States)'
while the geographical mile contains
2,025 yards.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

1t is rumored that the ribbon sweater
will be in vogue this summer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-06

Of the
Of
o
iromo one Of largest in the
in
tina mTrowsi prize
b Peoples
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
10000 STILLS WORK
FOR PACIFIC ISLANDS

San Juan. p r., Aug 4.-Therc
are 10000 stills in operation in the
island. in violation OF the Nolstead
act and local laws in the opinion of
the prohibition director.
This opinion is 7ubstantiated by a
recent statement of Antonio r. Bar
cello. president OF the senate.
The prohibition director office says
that so long as light fines and sen
tences are imposed rum making in
the island cannot be suppressed.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
STROHME LONE
Bidder FOR NORTH
OTTAWA Sewer lob
OFFERS TO DO WORK ON De
KALB EXTENSION BELOW EN-
GlNEER'S ESTIMATE 49, AWARDS
TO BE MADE WEDNESDAY,
AUG. 1o

Lone bidder for the De Kalb street
sewer, a two.block extension to the
north side mains to provide drainage
for property heretofore unimproved in
that manner, Leo W. Strohmeycr prob
ably viii be awarded contracts for the
work at the next regular meeting Of
the city council. Strohmeyer was an
unsuccessful bidder on the south side
retaining wall.
Advertisements called for opening
bids at last nights meeting of the
city commission The matter was
quickly disposed Of when Mayor
Weeks tearing open The seal. announC-
ed StrOhmeyer to be the only contract
or seeking the work
Srohmeyer's figures for the job
were approximately $2,200, while the
engineers estimates called for an out
lay 50 2,460, making the bid $3.50 be.
low the amount Engineer FarnswOrth
said the work should be done for. The
SUohmcyer bid was accompanied by q
certified check for $3.50.
Laborers Announce Cut.
a communication from the labOrers
and hOd carriers union announcing
the new scale to be 6Oc an hour, re-
ductiOn Of Zoe under the 1929 scale
was read to the council The com
municatiOn was sent in by e, J. Dunn,
secretary Of the union,
Boards Are Named.
Members Of Ryburn directorate, the
La. 4, wi
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
ZR-2 TO START AIR
TRIP TO u. S. AUG. 25

London. Aug. i.-The monster Brit
ish built naval dirisible ZR-2 will sail
from Nowen Eugiaud. Aug. - for its
station at Lakehwst y. j., the nav
department announced today
The zR-2, formerly the British Zep-
pelin R.3S, viii hc commanded by
Commander MaXGeld Of the navy on
the transatlantic fight. with crew
of seven men. The ship is 6"4 feet
long and has a speed OF between fifty
and sixty knots
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
K. OF G.. TO RAISE
MILLION FOR POOR

San Francisco, Aug. T. AT the ro-
quest Of Pope Benedict Ky, the
Knights Of Columbus have decided to
raise one million dollars to inaugurate
American welfare in Italy it was an
nounced in the international Knights
of Columbus national convention here
today. The fund will be raised by
popular subscription among the mem
bership Of the order
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
MAIL BANDITS GET
$4,000 IN LOOT

st Louis. No Aug. 4.-Threc ban
dts today held up and slugged Tommy
Feaido. a post office messenger at
Wood River, H.. near here and es-
capped with three mail pouches. one OF
which is believed to have contained
100000 in currency consigned to the
Standard oil refinery at Wood River.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
Iowa s9.8 Per Cent White.

Washington. Aug 4.-lowa's popula-
ton in 1920 was sos per cent native
white and "a foreign born white, the
census bureau announced today. The
total population included 1,326,553
native white OF native parents, 223,-
647 foreign born whites, 376.710 native
white of foreign born parents, 1905
negroes, 529 Indians, 20 japanese and
"a Filipinos.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
AMERICANS FREED
SAYS RUSS REPORT

London, Aug 4.-Tha London head
quarters Of the American relief ad
minlstration today announced receipt
of information that all American prls-
oners in Russia have been released
and are now leaving that country,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04

to summon a full meet
ing of the Irish republi-
can parliament to con-
slider the British peace proposals.
1t has been said in Dublin that the
Daily Erean would not be summoned
until listers attitude had been learn.
ed, Coiucidcnt with these announce
ments come conflicting reports from
Dublin and Belfast concerning listers
position
In Dublin tits reported that Ulster
has been sounded and has returned an
answer nfayorable to the Sim Fein
oycrtures, while in Belfast, after a
cabinet meeting it was stated that the
Ulster ministry had received no COM
munication from de Valera While
these reports seem irreConcilable it
is pointed out both may be correct.
The fact that the Ulster cabinet has
not received a communication would
not preclude an informal discussion
between the northern and southern
leaders.
Out of these conflicting reports
arises the fact that the republican par
lament is to meet, which is said to
mean de Valera will give reply to
Mr. Lloyd George in the immediate
future The British cabinet has al
ready reached decision regarding the
release Of members of the Irish parlia-
ment in detention camps and it is un.
derstOOd Dublin castle is free to re-
lease them as it thinks fit.
To Meet Tuesday.
Dublin, Aug. 1.-The Irish republic
an parliament has been summoned t.
meet Tuesday the Irish Bulletin an.
nounced today
The call for the meeting of the par
lament with all members present, in
wolves the release from priaOl Of rs
members of this body and it has been
declared that the government is will
ing to facilitate their attendance.
The belief had heen EXPIRE jsed a
mong the Irish leaders that there was
no use summonng the parliament un-
til the attitude of Ulster had been fin
ally defined
The inference in political circles
here therefore is that the answe" OF
Ulster has been received
Tajs answer is reports u be un-
favorable, the Belfast leaders deClin-
ms the Sirn Fem overtures, although
these oyertures had the sympathy Of
the British government, II is said.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
immigrants Sent to Canada.

Montreal, Aug. italian steamship
companies are beginning to divert
their passengers to Canada because OF
the American restrictive immigration
laws.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
Abandon Road Inspections

party is in power-your government is
always trying to serve yop as best 1t
can.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04

LONDON SPECULATES
over POSSIBILITIES
OF DE- VALERA NOW

London, Aug. 4.-Ihe Irish situation took
sensational turn today when it was announced in
Dublin, President Eamonn de Valera had decided
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04
THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight and Fri.
day, possibly becoming
unsettled; warmer to,
night.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-08-04

OTTAWA JOURNAL.
Established 1880
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-06
TERRITORIAL TATTLE

Fred Bower, a former English spsinter, walked from Whitehorse to Dawson in 7 days, IS hours clap sed time. a record foI the 360 miles.
 Larry Liiiico, for several years associated with the Pionees Ex- press Company of Fairbanks, who left for the Outside last summer, returned home recently.
 Fenley Hunter, a big game hun ter of New York City, who brought a prize bag of game out of the Cas- siar two years ago. is on trip in- to the Iskut river district after grizzlies.
 W.ETerril one of the best known oldtime residents of Fairbanks and freighter fop the A. c. company, died suddenly in his room at the Anchorage hotel after spending two days in the hospital.
 Col JIG .Gotwals has had the title DIME" conferred upon him by the Ophir Dog MusherS and Trail J Breakers association, that body having declared al a recent session that by reason of his ability in breaking trails and handling dog teams he should be life member
 Joe Burns, manager of the Coli scum theatre at Nenana, is prepar- ing to establish a movie theatre at Hurricane Gulch, which will be one of the active construction camps during the summer. Mir. Burns is establishing chain of movie hOus- es, as the one at Hurricane Gulch will make thea third under his man. aaement.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-06

R. M. Grant and son, biz game hunters of New York, have left Whitehorse for the Klahue distbict where they will search for bear.
 At a meeting of the Cordova ifirei department Harry W. W.Nettleton Wasa elected dhisf; D.A.Mosser assistant chief and Fred A.Frederioksen, sec fetary-treasurer.
 Joe Cannon, a barber of Cordova is in receipt of 8 personal letter from President Harding achnowh. edging the receipt of an American eagle recently sent him.
 Duncan Mitchie, the indomitable, placer prosDector, worked all win. ter on his extensive holdings on Allgold creek, in the Dawson dis trict, putting down all alone 12 holes an frozen ground to bedrock, averaging over 25 feet deep.
 J.H. Caskey, formerly editor and proprietor of the Fairbanks Citizen which was destroyed by fire a year or so ago, is working on a small paper in town near Los Angeles Mrs. Caskey is in Los Angeles and is seriously considering going into the movie game.
 The American Yukon Navigati- on chief of police has announced a penalty of $l0 per ten on freight shipped on the Yukon river after August 22, to prevent a repitition of damage to boats frozen in by early ice on the river. The old pen atty of $5 per ton remains for sta~ tions from Kotlik to Holy CBoss.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-07-06

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Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
GOOD HEALTH HINTS
Oklahoma Farmer Gives Sound Ad. vice on Avoiding Sickness.= Used B!ack-Drausht
 30 Years.

Cameron, Okla--"I have used Thedford's BlSok-Draught for about thirty years, and certainly Ought to know by this time what a good medi. cine it is" says Mir. T. l.. Bostier. well-kaown farmer of this place. MT. Bostier has passed his three-score-and- tenth year. but declares his health still is gSSd, and l can say Black Draught did its part"
 Where there is a lot of malaria. a liver medicine is q necessity, and have never found one better than Black-Draught," continues the Okla homan. 'lt is one that know to be reliable. 1 sure use it for the liver. stomach. constipation. indigestion, and it has done me a world of good. We use it for the family. and !t gives satisfaction.
 Most trouble, or sickness. comes from the liver, and if taken in time can be avoided. That is why use Black-DrSught as l do. ara much pleased with results obtained" Thsdfords Blaek-Draught is purely vegetable. It acts on the bowels, gent ly stimulating the liver. and helps in- crease the normal flow of bile into the intestines. It assists in the digestion of food, and relieves constipation in q prompt and natural way.
 Ask your druggist for a pSekage to- day. Insist on Thedford's. NC-lSs
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
BRITISH DECLARE ARSENAL RAID REVEALED DUNDERGROUND STORES
 IF ARMS FUR IRISH REVOLUTION
Woman Crossing Field Drops Lewis Gum Officers Following Claim They Discovered Dugouts Filled With Munitions
 Of Every Description; Five Held In Cork Jail

CORK. Jan 14.-The authorities at- tach gTtat importance to the result Of the raid on the alleged chief ar selal Of the Cork first brigade Of the Republican army. Of which the late Terence MacSw;ney. lord mayor O. Cork. was the cOmmandant. accord ing to the government officials.
 A Dublin dispatch Thursday said a. woman crossing a field just outside Cork attracted the attention Of the military. and that an investigation showed she had dropped a Lewis gun IL was added that a search Of the field revealed dugouJs which contain ed rifles and revOlvers. a quantity or ammunition and other explosives. Tn addition to military equipment and certain papers. The police and miIi- tary. who are sitn searching the place are said JO have Unearthed an extra ordinary collection of war materials. including Lewis guns. and ammunition for them. rifles. revOlvers. bombs and Irish republican army uniforms: gel ignite gun cotton. neSaphoneS. periS- copes. gas masks and mail bags which had been missing as a result Of raids. and also a large quantity Of cores pondence which it is anticipated will throw light on recent ambuscades and Kidnapping
 The young woman who played such a daring part. on the arrival of tho police and military in attempehc to
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
SENATE PASSES BILL CREATING
 GOVERNMENT CORPORATION FOR
 OPERATION OF NITRATE PLANT
Twelve Million Dollar Organization With Stock Owned By Uncle Sam, Will Control Muscle Shoals Development;
 Senators Believe Army Not Capable Of Work

WASHINGTON. Jan. l4.-The bin creating a government cOrpOr- atiOn to operate the Muscle Shoals Alabama. and other federal nitrate plants was passed today by the senate. IL now goes to the house.
 The vote was S4 to 2S. the mea- sure being passed with the aid of few Republican votes. Radi- cal changes were made in the bill by the senate as reported original ly from the asriculture committee anr it now goes to the house. where its future is uncertain.
 In the vote on final passage. thirty Democrats were joined by four Republicans. Senators Cap per of Kansas; GrOnna os North Dakota; La Toilette of Wisconsin and McNary or Oregon. Twenty seven Republicans and two Demo crats. Senators Gore ct Oklahoma and King of Utah voted in OppO- SitiOn.
 AS passed by the senate. the nitrate bill would create a gov ernment corporation with SIP 5O0.0eO capital stock owned bv the government and managed by a board appointed by the presi. dent under the jurisdiction of the treasury department. The senate today adopted amendments by
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
..NictorN'i

To screen the great scenes in his new production. Victory. made from Joseph Conrad's famous novel Maurice Tourner made full use of CalifOrnia's natural beauties Sever al episodes were filmed on the rug ged coast of Catalina Island. To re- produce as nearly as possible the verduTe of the South Seas. where the story is laid. the tropical luNuriance Of Palm Springs was used. For the sea scenes the broad eNpanse of the Pacific in both calm and storm serv- ed admirably X schooner. Chinese junk. and stout whaleboat add to the faithfulness of the background.
 The story itself is of the virile. ad- venturesome type that has made Con rad great favorite with the reading public It has been produced on the screen with all of Mir TOurneur's genius at handling big-scale pictures packed with rOusing action. The east includes Jack Holt. Seena Owen. Wallace Beery. Lon Chaney. and Bull Montana The picture is a Paramount Aircraft and will be shown at the Central theatre this afternoon and tonight and at the Eagle Sunday and Monday
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

save the Lewis guns, was found to be wearing steel body armOr and "a be carrying several loaded service revOlvers. according to the police. She refused to give the slightest informa- tion 10 the authorities and with four other persons is now in the Cork Jail
 These persons are said to have ren- dered themselves liable on conviction to the death penalty. as the area is under martial law The woman resides with her mother in cottage near the scene of the alleged discovery of the war stores. and the police in dig gins up the cabbage patch in her gar den, are declared 10 have found a con- siderable amount Of selisnite hidden there
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Our determination put business new Price Basis to meet changed market conditions has hearty endorsement of Hundreds eager byers toneed our store yesterday We rushed from opening til closing time Thousands of dollars worth merchandise passed out of doors at that have real toners in need of anything in Dry Goods Shoes ReadytoWear Apparel Clothing, Hats and Caps Furnishings Notions etc., and have been waiting prices go lower it will to to store and make your purchases nov
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
"Hidden Dangers

The bone and sinew of every screen serial is its thrills. But every serial phOtOplay must always have one out standing moment or thrill-a stunt that stands out away above the rest Tor sheer power of it's daring. Ac- oording 10 the impressions on the pu0 lie is this usually determined. By this method the Vitagraph Company. who produced Hidden Dangers the latest of their serial phOtoplays. starr ing Joe Ryan and Jean Paige. decid- ed that the greatest Of all the big moments in the serial was the open ing scene of the tenth episode. which will he shown at the Lyric theatre today
 This scene is a, sequel to the climax of Episode g. IL is the rescue of Jean Paige from the top of a burnins church steepse that is about 10 tOpple tO tiie ground But the rescue is even more thrilling and hazardous than the situation that calls for it As the fans know. who saw the ninth episode at the Lyric last week. Miss Paige is left hanging to the church Spire. which is being consumed by flames and about to fall Just as the steeple is tottering and the flames are licking toward the feet of the plucky girl an airplane appears.
 The aviator. a mail carrier for Cn- cle Sam. sees that instant action is necessary He circles once around the burning steeple and then with his trail rope hanging over the side Of the fusilage he passel over the top of the spire where the girl is clinsins Miss Paige grabs hold Of the rope and is carried away dangling from the rope For many minutes she actually
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
'ParIOr. Bedroom and sath-


 Metros all-Star pictuI ization of Parlor. Bedroom and Bath the bon dOlr comedy by C. W. Bell and Mark Swan that enjoyed such an unusual Broadway success. develops far more laughs than did the original stage production. according to reports from Metros West Coast Studios in Holly wood. where the production was made This comedy scream will be shown today at the Eagle theatre and Sun day and Monday at the Central thea tre.
 Eugene Palette. the model bus band of Fair and Warmer starring May Allison. declares he has found more real spine ticklers in the pres ent picture than in any previous film or stage production in which he has appeared Having contracted incipi- ent influenza through his numerous exposures to showers and an abiOr- nal thirst through his close associa- tiOn with a gigantic. though empty. champagne bottle. the merry screen player is in a position to know.
 Much more time than had been ex- pected was cOnSured in Metros film version of the farce because of the care that has been taken in the plan ming Of every detail of the dainty sets that serye as a background for the story. Director Edward Dillon. aided by a special staff of technical men and artists. worked out a decorative scheme for the three rooms denoted in the title of the picture that will bring joy To the hearts of all honey mOOners.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Please keep in mind that the prices quote RECONSTRUCTION PRICES and will continue until further market changes another revision.
 The huge purchasing power of SIP makes possible for to underse all merchants Our prices based replacement douby for the that buy merchandise for less money competitors Come and for yourself You'll not be dis appointed
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
NEW RAIsIN CONTRACT

LOS ANGELES. Jan. l4..A new form of contract. covering series of years. which the California Asso- ciated Raisin Company of Fresno hopes the government will endorse. was presented today at a conference of the corporations attorneys with Judge B. F. Bledsoe Of the United States district court and John H. At wood. special assistant to the attOr- ney general.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

Senator WadSworth. Republican ot New York. placing the board under the treasury instead Of the war department. because. Senator WadswOrth said. it could be Op- erated better by civilians than by army officers.
 Before the vote on passage of the bill, the senate twice defeat ed attempts tO recOmmit the mea- sure.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15
Stripped For a MilIion-

Crane Wilbur. the idol of one thou- sand matinees. will be seen in Stripped for Million" a five mart photo play at the,Lyrie theatre today.
 One of the most comical situations ever seen on the screen is shown when our hero who Is sent into the woods to live for thirty days to gain hlS uncie'S millions and is finally hired as a gardener by some rich peo- pie living nearby.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

chung m this perilOus position un,iI the plane made landing. Besides winning the palm as the big thrill scene Of the picture. it also won for Miss Paige the coveted honor in seri- als of being the pluckiest woman of them all
Bisbee daily review., 1921-01-15

ROYAL HEIR = Grand Duchess Charlotte Of LuNemburg and Prince Felix are the happy parents Of a son. The baby has been named John. \ year ago Charlotte succeed ed her sister Marie. who abdicated. to the throne.