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Evening star., 1921-03-05
With SandgOt Mines
knickerbocker Club. base ball tear

knickerbocker Clubs base ball team
will be given it's first workout tomor-
row afternoon at O'Clock on the
field at Winconsin avenue and 35th
street Teams desiring engagements
with the knicks should communicate
with Manager Carroll DAILY, 1865 n
street.
Trinity Athletic Club will hold base
ball practice tomorrow afternoon on
their field in Georgetown. Poore
Cumberland. Shaw. Quackenbush,
Nichols. Dove. Brooks. Watt, Donovan
Goldsmith, WooIrdge and Cook are
expected to report for the drill at .
o'clock.
Kannvhn Juniors are to get down TO
work tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock
on the field at 18th and II streets
northeast. All candidates for the nine
are expected to report
Warrington Council, knights of
Columbus. will meet on Tuesday night
to formulate plans for its base ball
campaign. Manager Ready viii! have
charge of the nine.
Linworth Midgets want TO schedule
games with teams in the fourteen
year-old division. Send challenges to
Manager Edward Newton. 1916 c
street southwest.
Gibraltar Athletic Club is booking
games for Sundays in April. Teams
interested should communicate with
Manager Edward karst. Apartment
81. as II street northeast
Quincy Athletic Club wants a base
ball coach Interested parties should
see J. j. Sweeney. 306 S street north
east, or telephone him at North 1916.
Evening star., 1921-03-05

PHILADELPHIA March 5.-Dart-
mouth defeated Pennsylvania. to >.
in an intercollegiate league ice hockey y
game last night.
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HILLTOP AND MARYLAND
MINES LISTED BY N. c. u.

CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. March 8
Georgetown University and the Uni-
versity of Maryland will be met at
base ball by the North Carolina Uni
versity nine this season. The HILL
toppers viii be encountered in Wash
ington on May .. Maryland will play
here April and will entertain the
Tarhe els at College Park. Md, May 3.
The annual series with Virginia will
be played at Charlottesville. Green's
boro and Chapel Hill on April .. %
and %. respectively. Twenty three
games have been scheduled. nine of
them for the home field
Evening star., 1921-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL QUINTETS
IN 0UT-OF-TOWN GAMES

Tech and Central High School has
ket ball teams end their regular
schedules today with games pIayed
on foreign floors The champion
Manual Trainers are at Martinsburg.
W Va. for an engagement with Mar
tlnsburg High, and the Blue and
White tossers are meeting Shenan
doah Valley Academy in Winchester,
Va
The Central-Pennsylvan freshman
contest listed for next Saturday at
Philadelphia may not be played Cen
trail authorities want to put their
team in the scholastic Tournament to
be conducted here and have written
the Philadelphans asking that tn,
gagement be Cancelled
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D. c. RING MEN SCORE
In RALIlNIo7E BOUTS

BALTIMORE. March TWO Wash
ington boHers triumph Il over local
talent at the Eureka Athletic Club
show yesterday in matches prelimi-
nary to the lightweight bout, in
which George CLANCY knocked out
Tim Droney of Lancaster, Pa, in the
third round. Kid Bowen OF the Capt.
tai city scored a Knockout over
Frankie Brown in the fourth round.
\ right blow 10 the body tioored the
Baltimorean.
Sailor Lytell, another Washington
Man. proved better man than
Young kilbane in four rounds. In
the first two rounds it looked as if
the sailor would take d beating.
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Bars Big Bouts in Michigan.

BENTON HARBOH Mich. March >.
Coy. Alex J. GroesDeck will prevent
title boxing matches in Michigan in the
future sucn as the DcmpseyMiskc fight
here last Labor day, according to let
ter from the executive to the Rev. Paul
Yourd, a local pastor.
The governors letter was taken here
to mean that Jack Dempsey will not
engage in championship fight in Michi-
gan.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Two Pirates Are Baking.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. March Five
recruits, Pitchers Frank IIcrbst
George Ticc and Drew RAIDER and
Catchcrs Mike Wilson and Richard
Mccormick. have left for West Baden,
where all batterynen are due TO re
port TO Manager George Gibson Of
the Pittsburgh Nationals Two mem
Icrs of last years squad are hold :
outs. They are Wilber Cooper, pitch
er. and william Haeffner, cN ler.
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More Indians Leave Today.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 5.--The
second squad of the world champion
cleveland Indians leave tonight for
Dallas. 1t will include First Baseman
George Burns. Third Baseman Larry
Gardner and Outfielders Joe Wood.
Charlie Jameson, Elmer Smith and
Jack Graney Harry Lunte and Joe
Evans will join the squad at st. Louis.
Other members of the team will go
direct
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Harvard Will Make Bid
For Collegiate Games

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March =.
-PcrmissiOn To offer the Uar-
ward stadium for the Inter
collegiate Track Association
games neNt May has been
granted Manager NcrvIn of the
track team and AieN Kirk. AS
sistnnt graduate manager. who
have gone to New York. where
they will present Har>ard's
claim.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
GOLFERS MEET TONIGHT
TO AWARD M. A. EVENTS

Dates for the individual and team
cham mpionships of the Middle Allan
tic Golf Association viii be set at
the annual meeting OF the association
10 be held tonight at the New MI
lard Hotel at O'Clock President
Mackay of Richmond Will preside.
The annual meeting of the District
OF Columbia Golf Association viii he
held at the city Club Monday even
ing at o'clock.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
WILL SET A new DATE
FOR WHITE SOX TRIAL

CHICAGO. March "a new date for
the trial of eight former members OF
the Chicago White Sox involved n
the 1919 world series scandal. origl-
will be set next Monday as result OF
a move made by the prosecution for
a delay.
The motion was opposed by attor-
reys for the defendants. but 1T finally
was agreed that a new date should
be set Monday. Judge Dever indicated
that the trial would be delayed but a
few days.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Rudolph Rejoins Braves.

BOSTON. March 5.-The Boston
Nationals will have the services this
season of Richard Rudolph. the little
master" one of the three pitchers who
brought victory to the Braves in 1914.
Rudolph's arm failed him last year.
He will be back with the Braves on a
bonus basis, 50 much for the games
he pitches and so much for the games
he wins
Evening star., 1921-03-05
WILL BID FOR BIG BOUT
Canadians Send Envoy in Effort
to Land Dempsey-Carpentier
Go for Montreal.

MONTREAL March sc. +.
Graham, representing a group desiring
TO stage the Dempsey Carpenter cham
pjonship match. will leave for New
York today 70 confer with Tex Rickard.
There is "a coed prospect of Demp-
sey and Carpenter coming to Montreal
July >" Graham said ''and If they do.
it will he under conditions that will
bring the meeting fairly and squarely
within the law.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
SETS SWIMMING RECORD
Jones of Brown Travels 100 Yards
in IS 3-5 Seconds-Yale Wins
Dual Meet. AZ to II.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 5.-D.
l.. Jones of Chicago. member of the
Brown swimming team broke the in
tercoi!egiate for the 100-yard swim
in the meet with Yale last night. His
time was 055 3-5. The old record was
0.56 2-5, made by II. T.. Collmer in
1916.
The unbeaten Brown team was de-
feated by Yale. AZ to II.
The 100-yard event was the feature
of the meet. Jelliffe of Yale pushed
Jones hard for first place. but the
Brown star beat him by six inches.
In the 5O-yard swim Edwin Binney.
Jr.. Of Yale. Intercollegiate champion.
defeated Jones.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va. March 3
!, "Scotty" Hough has been reelected
captain of the West Virginia wrestling
team for next year. Hough. who is a
the 125-pound class. He has won six
straight bouts for the Mountaineers
this season.
Clement A. Griscom of New York has
been elected captain of the Yale
hockey team for next year.
NEW YORK. March a-Columba
defeated Princeton. IS to %, in dual
; W iiilllHS meet i'St fiSHl 'piuHiD
won the water polo contest, 26 10 l3.
PHILADELPHIA. March 5.-Dart-
mouth defeated Pennsylvania. : to ..
in an intercollegiate league ice hocke ey
game last night.
WATERNILLE Me. March s.
Wiikie Clark of this city has been ap-
pointed coach of the Colby base ball
team. He formerly coached Oregon
Agricultural College
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Horemans Has Good Lead.

NEW YORK, March 5.-Jake Schae-
fer Of San Francisco today was 234
points behind Edouard Horemans,
Belgian billiard champion. when they
entered the final session of their
4.S00-point 1872 balklire match. Hore-
mans had 1000 points and Schaefer
1856.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
KERR COMES TO TERMS
Pitching Ace of White Sox Is Said
to Have Received 81 500
for Signing.

PARIS, Tex, March 5.-Dick Kerr.
pitching ace of the Chicago White
Sox, who has been a holdOut this
spring. announced today that he had
come to terms with the Sox manage
ment and would report TO Manager
Gleason at Waxahachie Sunday.
Kerr is reported to have received
a bonus of $500 for signing his con-
tract.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Harvard Plays Canadians.

BOSTON. March 5.-Harvard's hook
ey team, abandoning college afiiliation
for the present, will start post-sea-
son campaign as the Crimson Ram
blers in a game with the La Tuque,
Quebec sextet tonight. Harvard vir-
tually won the American intercolie-
giate championship in season mark
ed by defeat of every opponent.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
McIunis Is a Holdout.

BOSTON. March 5.-Stuffy Mcln-
mis-. who has refused to sign with the
Boston Americans at the salary o.
fered, has announced that he would
not play until his terms were met.
The first baseman said he would not
be in the party that leaves for the
spring training at Hot Springs to-
morrow
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Farren Outiohts Moore.

NEW ORLEANS La. March .
frankie Farren Of San Francisco won
a fifteen-round decision over i'al Moran
of New Orleans her" last night. FarTel
won nine of the fifteen ROUNDS with Two
even. Moran weighed 1874 AID Farren
1881 pounds.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
GrS Appear Coming Motto Mcleod Leads Florida
D. c.. PLAYERS 152 NETS
LEAD OF FOUR STROKES

AUGUSTINE Fla March 5reddy Mcleod tho dminuivc
~ OF Columbia Country Club. Of
~ OF play, leading field the
finish with
will be PLAYED
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Appalachian Completed.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. March J.-The
Appalachian Leagues roster has been
completed by the admission of Knox
willie, and Cleveland. Bristol, johnson
city, Greeneville and Kingsport being
the other members. The season will
he divided into two portions of fifty
Two games each.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
MCGOWAN and Lamy to Skate.

ST PAUL. Mimi. March 5.-E.verett
MCGOWAN. st. Paul professional
skater. will meet Edmund Lamy of
Cleveland, Ohio, in d series of four
races here tomorrow. 22U yards. ha If
mile. mile and three miles. In the
event of tie another mile will be
raced
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Cutbill Out of Baxter Mile.

BOSTON. March 5.--Harold o. Cut
bill. the Boston A. A. runner, who
won the Baxter mile at the New York
A. c. indoor games last year. will be
unable to compete in that event to-
night on account Of an injured ankle
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Ortega Outpoints Carbone.

NEW YORK March 5.-Battlng Or
tega of California received the judges
decision over Frank Carbone of New
York. after a fifteen-round bout last
night Ortega weighed l., pounds and
carbone i5S
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Stock Demands Increase.

MOBILE. Ala, March 5.-Milton
Stock. third baseman of the st. Louis
Nationals. has announced that he will
not report this year unless he received
an increase in salary.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Macks Plav Cardinals.

ORANGE. Tex, March THE Car
dinals' nlG IN team went TO houston to-
day to oppose the Philadelphia Ameri-
can frsts, while the YaniGans of these
clubs do battle here.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Eraser Back With Pirates.

PITTSBt RICH, Pa, March J.--"Chic"
Fraser. who for number of years
was coach of pitchers of the Pitts
burgh Nationals. has been re-engaged
a coach and scout for the team.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
"a Horses to Race at Mobile.

MOBILE. Ala, March 5-Twenty- four
owners viii ship seventy-four head of
thoroughbred horses to Mobile for the
race meeting to start next Thursday
a the fair grounds.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Indians to Test Headgear.

DALLAS, Tex. March 1.-THE
Cleveland Indians are going to ex-
pertinent with a head guard during
batting practice. The head piece
will be brought into use as soon as
the pitchers start speeding the ball
across.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
McGraW at San Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 3
Manager John J. McGraw of the New
York Giants. accompanied by Outfield-
er George Burns, has arrived here.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Lewis Wins With Wristlock.

SAVANNAH, Ga. March with
the deadlock barred. Ed "Strangler"
Lewis threw Tom Draak. champion
of Belgium here last night with the
double wriStluck.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Track Meet to Harvard.

BOSTON, Mass. March 5.-Har-
wards track team yesterday won a
dual meet from Northwestern Uni
Fers1ty, 81 points to 10. Harvard won
all first places but one.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Browns in Game Today.

BOGALUSA. La, March 5.-The
Browns open their exhibition series
with the New Orleans, Southern
League, club here tomorrow.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Corhan Quits Base Ball.

SAN FRANCISCO. March Roy
Corhan, veteran shor;s:op for ti.e San
Francisco club and former ma jor
laaguer has decided TO quit base ball
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Harvard Crew on Water.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. March 5.-Nar-
sity oarsmen at Harvard got their
irst outdoor practice of the year on
the Charles river yesterday.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Cantillon Signs McKechnie.

PITTSBURGH. March Joe Can
tilon. manager of Minneapolis. has
signed Bill McKechne. former Pirate
infielder.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Dempsey to Referee Bout.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, March 5.-Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion boxer.
will referee the bout between Billy
Miske and Farmer Lodge Monday night
Evening star., 1921-03-05
COLLEGE BASKET BALL

Furmnn, 2S; Charleston, -.
North Carolina state, 20; Wake For
est, 10.
Harvard, 30; Brown, .S.
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Lynch Insists Bantam Scale
Be Met for Bouts With Him
BY FAIRPLAY.

EW YORK March 5oc Lynch, champion who
matched Joe Buman. the Chicago
~ March TO- insists that Bunan weigh exactly S pounds
O'Clock If4he Chicagoan make
this weight Lynch claim forfeit; simply
he 5
Evening star., 1921-03-05
HITTING ONLY QUESTION
AS TO NEW SHORTSTOP
Has All Other Qualities Essential to Great In
fielder-McBride Says Yannigans Will
Make Veterans Hustle.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

Fla, March 5-The OF Bob La Note
the becomes he has
ball La Motto has everything in his ncud
a spirit hustle that would
richly endowed
easily the OF all the assembled
daily adding
Evening star., 1921-03-05
Plays That Puzzle
=HS BILLY EVANS

Ground rules often create trouble
That is on" reason why spectators
are never allowed on the field during
a world series. With the ropes
stretched in right field. all hits in a
minor league game last summer that
went into that territory We're limited
TO TWO bases on one occasion the
right fielder backed up against the
ropes. caught the bail and fell over
the ropes into the two-base terri
tory. In another case he jumped
over the rope and made catch of
the bali at about the same spot. What
decision would have been correct in
each case?
One Out; Other Earned Two-Bagg~r
The batsman should have been de-
ciarcd out on the nrst play made by
the right fielder. He caught the ball
in playing territory. completing a
legal catch. and the batsman was out
regardless Of the fact that he fell
over the ropes. landing in restricted
territory. In the other ease the bats
man was entitled to two bases. The
fielder had no right to jump over the
ropes and make play in restricted
territory.
Evening star., 1921-03-05

Lynch is willing and eager to meet
them all. but he isn't giving away
pounds to anybody. Two weeks ago
the champion was matched to meet
Dick Griffin at Forth Warth. Griffin
came into the ring weighing lot of
pounds more than the bantam limit.
Joe Lynch didn't do ii thing but cali
he show off. Said he wasn't touring
the country to meet hea|ywe!ghts.
Daubert as u HoldOut.
\ good short story could be writ
ten about old Jake paubert. Jake
played for years with the Dodgers and
;,iayed wen. Finally Robbie thought
Jake was getting on his last legs and
traded him to Cincinnati. The old
battieaX did pretty well in his first
season with the Reds and last year he
never played better ball-Which is
saying that he played about as good
ball as any player could play.
So. now Jake wants more money.
He's as proud about j: as the young
Evening star., 1921-03-05

bers of his party will be the guests
tomorrow of President Denton Of the
Tampa Club on a yacht trip down to
the gulf. Some excellent fishing is
promised.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
GOVERNOR
 OF ALASKA
Message of Executive Is Read to Members
 of Legislature.

Juneau, March 14.-Governor Riggs. in his biennial message to the Legislature, says that the mining industry throughout the Territory is beginning to revive, that oil land activity is increas- ing, that the pulp industry is a sreality, with prospects of sev- eral more pulp mills being in stalled in the near future.
 Alaska pleads for a cessation of factional fights, says the ex- ecutive, and unity of efforts to secure enactment of beneficial legisla- tion so that epresentatives of the States having. control over the Terri tory may see shatnhe people of Alaska can be safely entrusted with the powers of self-goverpment.
 The Governor recommends the adOp- tion of a budges system for the Terri tory. consolidation of all boards and commissions under one general board, repeal of the primary law. suspension of the eagle bounty. He says that the fisheries are becoming depleted, that only 50 per cent of the pack expected this year was caught. Compared with . 1918. lumber production has decreased, with prospects that the value of lum- Der products will be still lower this year. Because of decreasing sources of revenue in the past the Legislature must find new sources for taxation. but the greatest care must be exercised to avoid the erroneous excessive taxing of aany individual or corporation.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
NEW MEN :an
 NEW JOBS
Secs. Weeks, Denby and Melien Make a Few
 Outlines.

Washin gton, March 12.rSec- retary .of War sWeelZs, 5ar aa- nounein ngspolicies to be pussned by him insethe conaeets>ef Fthe War Department, says he COR templates reorganization of the nations military forces to such extent that they will be made into a harmonious, we'll balanced and effective army, consisting Of, regular troops, National Guard and organized reserves.
 Secretary of the Navy Denby announces that he will be the seagoing head fthe, Navy, and that he will go to sea whenever it isspossiiele for ham to de~so. He plans to go this winterio the base of the Atlantic fleet at Guan- tauomo bay, Cuba, rsturning with the feet in April
 Secretary of the Treasury Mellen, in his first official statement, asks the people to stand by the Government in a program for rigid economy and urged immediate establishment of budget system.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
POpulace Indifferent
 When Allied Troops
 Crossed the Rhine

Dusseldorf, March 13.-Many resi- dents witnessed the entry of the Allied troops, which the populace viewed with indifference. The Americans will re- main on the old ground at Coblenz, ac- cording to orders. There are less than twenty-five thousand men in the army of occupation in the sections occupied, and no friction anywhere. During the entry traffic across the border line was stepped and all messages censored.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
HIS FIRST
 M MESSAG
Harding Asks Immedi- ate Ratification of Co.,
 s.lazs,bia Treaty.

Washington, March l2.-Pres. ident Harding's first formal mes sage to the Senate asked for the immediate ratification of the Co lombi treaty. The Senate con- sidered the treaty in executive sesosin, and agreed not to take action until Congress convened in April, and to vote on the treaty on the eighth day of the session.
 The Senate confirmed the nom : ination of Theodore Roosevelt as Assistant Secretary ofthe Navy.
 President Harding recetptn ended Dr. Cgissinger. lifelong friend, of Marion for comptroller of currency.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
'Marshals and District
 Attorneys Can Finish
 Terms, SaysDaugherty

Washington, March .1z To news papermen and press correspondents At torney General Daughertv authorized the following:
 sMy,idea is that United States mar shals and district attorneys, if they are doing their work satisfactorily, should be allowed to serve out their terms and finish work already started by them. /"
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
BRIBERY IS
 IN'IlMA ! Y TED F
Montana Governor Calls an Extra SessiOnsOf
 Legislature,

Helena, March 12.-The Mon- tana Legislature has been called into extra session to inaugurate and enact additional tax laws as means far. enforcing prohibi- tion and creating a tax commis- sion.
 Governor DiXon's message ,in- inmates that bribery was used at the recent session of the Legis- lature to@defeat the tax commis- sion bill, and he calls upon the State attorney general and tthe attorney for Lewis and Clark countv'to makean investigation of3he charges.
 All lobbyists were excluded from both houses following the reading of the message. /
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
No Soviet Stuff for. Japan.

Tokio, M erch 12.-Foreign Minister Uchida, addressing tue House of Peers, Il said that, following the example of the other great world powers, Japan has not made any effort to open diplomatic | negotiations with the soviet govern . ment at Moscow.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
Movement to Cut War
 Time Wage Scale to
 Present Price Basis

New Yor6, March IA general movement bs the raj roads to cut the wartime wage scale to the present price basis is in full swing today. The new scale becomes effective for two hundred thousand men on New York Central lines on April l6th.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
:American Federation
 of Labor Cuts Loose
 Undesirable Compaoy

Washington, March 14.-The Amer ican Federation of Labor today severed relations with the International Fed eratiou of Trade Union. This action was the result of the adoption by the International of resolutions favoring the soviet government of Russia.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
For Wounded War Veterans.

Washington March 14.-Payment by tS1a war risk bureau of about four dol- lars each will be made to'ene hundred wounded thonsand war veterans this month.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16

Louis Black burn and Charles Goebe1 came from Nixon on Mondayt and are spending a few days here attending to business1matters.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
Washington Legislators Adjourn.

Olympia, shlrch 3-Phh Leeisla- ture adjournee here tonigqt, having voted twenty seven million dollers for State expenditures for ttt,e next two yeare
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
Charles E. Gay Dead.

Seattle, March l4.-Charles E. Cav. for five years United States commis- sioner at Candle. Alaska, died at his home ia this city today.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
Death of William T. Burns.

William T. Burns, three times mem Der of the Alaska Legislature, dled February "A at Fairbanks, of acute ap- pendicitis, according to word lately re- eeived here.
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16

Louis Sundberggsvho has.beeh pros tpecting up the Hartman Tor the past two years, came in Tuesday, to remain for few days,
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16
Mary Pickford's Div orce Affair.

Miuden, New, March l2.-Reasser- tion that Leonard Fowler, attorney general for Nevada, had no authority under existing Jaws to bring his recent action to set aside the divorce granted Mary Piekford, was made in abrief filed today by Miss Pickfor l's attorney.
 G. Hamilton. Pack Olson, Jacob Me Gee and .Dolph Smith left Monday for ,Tscotna. Mr. Hamilton will proceed as far as 4ditarod, and will probably rrturn here later.
 Mir. aud Mrs. T. F. Aitken came in from Candle on Monday. returning to their home on Tuesday.
 W. k. Case, Finer Carlson and John CIaherry arrived here Sunday from over the Anchorage trail.
 Captain w. E. Geiger departed to- day for Nixon.
 HE. Carter visited Tacotna Sunday, returning on Monda..
The Kusko times., 1921-03-16

Paul Minnick came in from Black creek on Monday, for few days visit.