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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-03
Fire in Alma Gluck's Home
Flames Do Slight Damage to
Residence of Singer

Fire in the home Of Alma Gluck, who
in private life is Mrs. Efrem zimbalist
at 101 East Sevensv-second Street,
awakened the famous singer and her
two children early yesterday morning.
a passing patrolman, however, had
seen smoke issuins from an upper
window, and when the members Of The
zinbalist family were about to flee
from their home fremen entered the
house and quickly extinguished the
flames. The damage was slight.
The fire, it was reported, started
from an open fireplace on the third
floor. Deputy Chief Doughe,ty and
several companies responded to the.
alarm.
zimbalist is on concert tour in the
South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-03
Congressional Medals for
Unknown Allied Dead


WASHINGTON, May President
Harding on Memorial Day will award
the Congressional Medal Of Honor to
the unknown British soldier who
sleeps In Westminster Abbey and to
the unknown French soldier who rests
under the Arc de Triomphc in Paris.
The program Is being arranged by
Colonel John McElroy, of the g. A. r.
Following the Presidents address
ia the now amphithcnter at Arlington,
the French Ambassador will be escorted
to the rostrum and will receive the
medal Of honor from the hands Of the
President. The "Marseillaisep wills be
played by the band ard the French
colors will be displayed, Then the
British Ambassador will be accorded
similar honors and will receive the
medal from the President.
Tho unknown French and British SOL
diers already have received from their
own and Allied governments all the
Gift.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-03
Advances for Cotton Exporters

WASHINGTON, May 2.--Adoption Of
the policy of making advances to
financing such exporters, where the
cotton is under contract for sale
abroad, was announced tonight by the
war Finance Corporation. Heretofore
the corporation has confined its adj
vances to cotton already at seaboard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
.EHO BANK WILL MOVE >
TO NEW HOME MONDAY
lEast Oregonlan Specially


ECHO May An is year old girl
wearing mems apparel was found on
the highway between Nol II and Ecno
by travellers. Thursday, The girl had
been "hoboing it, from Portland, beat
ing her way on freight cars and ask
ing rides from tourists along the high
ways. She had been walking from
Rieth Thursday and was very i'll when
she was found. She refused to let the
tourists take her to Echo, SO they
made a report to DR.. f. X, Dorm, who
Immediately went and got her. The
girl was taken to the home of Mrs.
Cmud Sloan, where she was given the
best care. She states that she is mar
ried and that her husband is living al
Salt Lake. The girl had been in o
detention home at Portland and escap-
ed with another girl, II years old
about a week ago The two girls sleN
in hobo camps as would any ordinar!
tramp and were separated only a few
days ago. When the runaway was
brought to Echo she had only , cents
in her possession, \ matron from the
detention home was sent for and she
was taken back to Portland ON No. l.
/ Friday. The other runaway girl has
not yet been located.
/ Victor Ldwcll OF Pcndlcton was a
business visitor in this city Friday.
The report was given Wednesday Ivy
Il relative of Mr.. and Mrs. John Correa
VINO were married in Echo that day,
that the couple left on train No. Il for
a honeymoon to st. Johns, California.
1t was afterwards found out that the
report was told in joke and that the
newly married pair only went to Walla
Walla and will return to their home in
a few days,
Il. II. johnson was a rendleton Wis
itor Friday.
Captain Forrest of the salvation Ar
my stopped in Echo Thursday and
Friday, asking for donations, Mis-
Forrest came here from Seattle,
Miss Helen Harrington left Frida,
evening to spend the Weekend in ra
ker visiting with Miss Leila Cushman
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Mullins were Wis
itors here from the Meadows, Friday
Ray Hunter. member of tn,
freshman class of the Echo higl
school is suffering with an attack o
the mumps,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 7. George, Mario
and Lucille George, went to Pendleto
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
LEADERS WILL MEET
TRAILERS IN GAME
SUNDAY AF FTERkOON
Pilot Rock Comes Here TO Try
Issue With Bucks Who Are
Leading Wheat Belt League.

1t will be case Of leader meet train
or when Pendleton and Pilot Roc
teams in the Wheat Belt League meet
to try out issues here Sunday al
Roundup park. The contest bring.
together the league extremties Pilot
Rock occupying the celler on avefages
while the Bucks sail sereuely in tho
lead, two victories and no defeats be-
ing checked to them.
The locals should have an easy time
Of d.sposlng Of the Pilot Rock aggre
Cation il the dope bucket doesn't gci
bounced by some unexpected develop
ment. With sid Williams in the box.
the Bucks have not permitted score
this season in tho regular league
games. and only six hits have been
garnered off of sid. The hitting of the
Bucks has been fairly consistent
against the men they have faced which
insures them an excellent chance to
emerge with the desirable end of the
score.
The lineup tomorrow is expected tc
be practically the same that it ha
been the two previous Sundays. Vii
liams Kucll and Duff are the mounds
men with Williams favorite to GO
against the Plymouth Rocks.
The game will be called at $50, the
usual time, and Tracey Baker will
read the indicators.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
COLORED FIGHTER
TRAINS IN EFFORT
TO REGAIN HONORS
Denver Ed Martin Who Fought
Before King Edward in 1900
Thinks He Can Come Back

PORTLAND, Or, May 7x-(U. Po-
Denver Ed" Martin, former contend
er for the worlds heavyweight title, Is
in the northwest preparing himself
for comeback in the roslned ring.
In certain er-to-be-forgotten
days of the ring game. the big colored
battler was lion in his class. Martin
fought before tho crowned heads Of
Europe, and won the championship OF
England in 1900, during the corona
tion of King Edward, by knocking out
SANDY" Ferguson.
Martin Is now doing double time on
tho road, and working morning and
afternoon with the gloves, lie has
reach Of SO inches, stands six feet four
in stocking feet and weighs 23i pounds
SO at the age Of I3, Denver Ed
Martin expects TO climb still higher on
the pugilistic ladder before the final
gong rings on his career.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
SPORT BULLETINS
zRYszKO THROWS LEWIS

NEW YORK May ia. PD-
Stanslaus Rbyszko Of Poland, won the
worlds heavyweight catch-as-catch-
car wrestling championship here last
night by defeating Ed CStranglerj
Lewis of san Jose, Cal. with a neck
lp'k after % minutes of wrestling.
After several minutes OF strenuous
erappling, Lewis tried for his famous
head lock and missed, falling on his
back. The Pole quickly pounced upon
him and pinned his shoulders to the
mat. zhyszko weighed 22G pounds
and Lewis 235.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
LADIES

When irregular or suppressed u.s.
Triumph Pills. Safe and dependabl,
in all proper cases. Not sold at Dru'
Stores. Do not experiment witt
for 'Relief" and particulars, it's free
Address: National Medical Institute
others; save disappointment. Writ
Milwaukee, Wis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

Friday to attend the declamatory con-
,est in which Lucille is competing
Mrs II. Stanfield returned to Port
and Friday after visiting here with
ler daughter, Mrs A. b. Thomson.
Vic Martin, one of the newly APP
pointed Stanfield councilmen, was in
Echo transacting business affairs, Fri
Jay.
Mrs. Asa y. Thomson entertained
with an informal dinner party at her
lome Thursday evening in honor Of
he 18TH birthday Of her mother Mrs.
4. stanfield who was visiting from
Portland. Those present We're Mrs. c.
Helms and two children Of Stanf ED,
Hiss Katie Stanfield and Miss Mary
Johns of PendletCn. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa
3. Thomson and Miss Elna Thomson.
Mr., and Mrs. H. w. Drew left on
rain 30. . Friday afternoon for Pen
ilcton. They expect to attend the
leclamatory contest in that city Fri
lay evening and the track meet Satur-
lay. The Drews will aiso visit with
friends in Helix before returning
lone.
Judge II. Bean arrived in Echo from
Portland Friday to visit with his
laughter Mrs Hawiey ). Pean.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Pe'muider were
sisitors here from Hermiston Thurs
lay
/. NJ. Peterson spent the week end
listing with relatives in Milton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
NIArIIEWs NAMES CmANGE

SALEM. Ore, May IA. Pr,
L. Mathews who for six years has been
athlcti" coach at Willamette univer-
sity. announced yesterday that he has
accepted position In the athletic de-
bartment OF the University Of Wash
ington. b. lie will enaeh baseball and
assist Coach Gagshay in football. He
will begin his duties at Seattle next
fall
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
OREGON WINS CAME

EUGENE. Ore. May ia. P)-
When Sitzer blew up IN the fourth,
after pitching alright ball for three
innings the University Of Oregon
baseball team punched five hits,
brought in four runs and put away a
game played yesterday afternoon with
the University Of Washington. The
game ended 6 to 3. Berg held down
the mound for oregon during the nine
innings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
SCORES 19i SHOOTING

PELHAM MANOR. y. Y, May T.
CA. P.b-B. S. Donnelley, the former
Chicago champion, won the shoot pre-
liminary to the sixteenth annual anna
tour championship Of America at Clay
targets over the traps Of the New york
Athletic club Yesterday. He took the
prize from q field Of 100 gunners with
the score Of 1874 out. Of possible zoo
lnrgnts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07
RAINIERs HIT HART

sEATTLE f. May ia. PD-The
Eainiers knocked the Vernon pitchers
out of the box in yesterdays game,
starting with three-run lead in the
first which retired Fromme and took
the contest by score OF to 3.
Fromme. Smallwood. Mitchell and
So ancider all tried to stop the Rainier
hatteis without avail. Vernon got II
lifts Off Icmarre.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

F. E. Ward Of the Ward studio at
Pcndleton, was here on bushes
Thursday.
Reports from California state tina
Hugh Stanfield, who q suffering with
pneumonia. is much improved.
The new bank building has been ac
cepted and the bank officials stat.
that they expecte to move into it Mon
daV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

Friday to attend the declamatory con-
.est in which Lucille is competing
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

Judge II. Bean arrived in Echo from
Portland Friday to visit with his
laughter, Mrs. Hawiey ). Pean.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-05-07

MIR. and Mrs Henry Pe,muider were
isitors here from Hermiston Thurs
-,
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

Notice is hereby given that tho undersigned has been duly appoint ed School Tax Collector for Douglas i'm conformity with Chapter 29, Alas ka Session Laws. 1919.
 An male persons between the ages Of twonty-one and fifty years, except sailors in Che U. 8. Army or Rev onue Cutter Service. volunteer fire men. paupers and Insane persons, are subject to tax in Che sum of Five (S5.O0) Dollars.
 Should you be living in Alaska on or prior to Che first Monday In April 1921. said tax shall be due and pay able on said first date and shall be delinquent after May lst 1921 should you arrive In Alaska later than the first date above mentioned, tax win be delinquent thirty (3O) days after your arrival. or within ton UO days after notice is given you.
 An persons firms end corporations employing labor shall furnish list Of employees to collector and are authorized by law Co deduct amount of tax from wages of employees.
 Fines and imprisonment are pro- yIdod by Che Act above quoted for those who fail or neglect to pay tax or furnish list Of employees.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska, April 21. 1921. L. W. KlLBuRN,
 School Tax Collector for Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
ATTEMPT TO ROB

During Che absence of Postmaster Folder Of Bethel Jack Heron his asHHant. on two consecutive morn mes found Che cash register stand me at "F 10c" TO determine Che cause on Che third night Frank Bourne. a clerk. locked himself n Che store.
 About midnight Bourne was awakened by Che ringing of Che cash register Throwing bis dashlieht in chat direction. he saw @ young na- uve lad from Tmuksak standing be- foro Che machine. A scudlo follow cd. during which Bourne rapped Che native over Che head witch an axe handle. putting Che native to sleep. Locking him m Che room Bourne ran Co get Mr. Heron In Che mean umo Che native recovered and rum ming down cellar jumped through @ cellar window. u doing which he was badly cut up by broken glass An examination showed that $40 of Che store funds and SIS Of Che pos tal funds were missing Tho matter has been reported to the postal iu- spoctor at Spokane. The native has been bound over Co Che grand jury. He is a son of Che Moravian deacon at Tuuksak village
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
POWER SCHOONER
 ON NORTHERN RUN
In Anticipation of Big Year in Kus- kokwim District, Three Voyages
 Will Be Made

In anticipation of bis year in ho rich Kuskokwim river district of Alaska. Che Northern Commercial Compaay win place Che motorsh'p 0romo In service this summon be- tveen seatto and Bethel, according Go John L Burnside Puget sound agent of Che company says Che se- atuo Times
 Tho Ormo. which Is scheduled to leaye on her first voyage between May 20 and 23. win go to Bethel direct carrying both freight and pawenrers. She win have fun load Of passengers and a capacity cargo of freight Tho Omo win carry men and supplies for thc Alaska Tread we'll Gold Mining Company The men and freight win be landed in Bethel and win Journey GOO miles up Che Kuskokwim river to Candle Landing The Omo win also have mon and supplies for Che Alaska Road Commission in Che Kuskokwim district
 Those booked on Che 6rst voyage of Che Ozmo Include Mr. and Mrs. L. Havccamp Of Che Alaska Division Of Che United States Bureau Of 3d. ucauon. who win go to sloitmuto. 295 miles above Bethel on Che Kus- kokwim. The Ozmo Is scheduled to make three trips thIs summer with freight and passengers.
 owe look for a. bis improvement in mining operations In Interior Alaska and Che Yukon this summer to readius,meut of prices of sup- plies and O moro plentiful supply Of men. said Mir. Burnside "Our bus mess shows am increase Of more chan 60 per cent since January l. compared .with Che same period last year. There win be increased min- ing activity particularly in the Mayo district on Che Stewart river near Dawson. Tho Northern Com mcrciu Company has 70 branch stores throughout Interior Alaska and is In close touch with business conditions in Che North"
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
TO MARK BOUNDARY LINE

Cruising far Go Che eastward from Point Barrow. tho United States cons, guard cutter Boar Capt C. & Coch- ron. which ictt Seattle last week. on her voyage win 80 to Demarcat.ou Point. where Che boundary line be- tween Alaska and Yukon Territory touches Che Arctic shore Aboard Che Bear Is c. L. Watkins Of the United States Coast and Coodedc suryoy who win definitely dctor- mine Che exact location of Che boun- dary It Is probable Q monument win be erected by Mr. Watkins. as- sisted by members of Che crew ot Che Bear (which win mark Che di- vision point between Alaska and Yukon Territory in Che Arctic
 Tho Bear win go from Seattle Co Unalaska. thcn to Nome Point Bar row and Demarcat.on Point She is expected to arrive I'm Che roads,oad oG Nome June l with Che first mal Co bc sent from Seattle Go Che Sow ard Peninsula district by water since Ias, summer She win make her cruise Go Che eastward in Che Arctic In July and August
 Captain Cochran. commander of Che Boar making his 10th voyage Go Alaska waters as master Of gov- ornmeut vessels. Before becoming mastor Of Che Bcar he served In the old coast guard cutter Thctis. which was sold by Che government in 1916 and is now a soaler operating of Newfoundland
 Captain Cochran win have os h.s officers during tbe coming crui1c Of Che Bear. H. L. Pcnham. chief eu- gInoor. S. v. Parker. executive of- rcer; w. Fl Ebcrly navigation of- cer. Clement Todd and R. ?. Elliott. watch officers and Dr. R. L Sur dovant ships surgeon.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
SUSPECT ARRESTED
 BUT SOON RELEASED
Jew Bob" Cochran Soon Cleau Himself of Suspicion of Having
 Robbed Anchorage Bank

Robert Cochran, familIarly known as "Jew Bob." was arrested by Chief of Police Kitzmilor for connection with Che bank robbery, according to Che Anchorage Times. Bob remained "in duraucc vile" just SO long ag it took Doc Madden and Mrs. Golics Co walk Go Che federal ial where they both exclaimed in unison. "rhat Is not Che man." In fact Bob failed Co resemble Che bandit in any TO- spcct except iu sex Bob is Q much larger man than Che description given. and then again Bob's old in- terior acquaiutanccs. like Jerry Mur- phy. Art shoucbeck. Fred Martin and Doc Madden. Che robbed stand pat and say that Robert Is not Q robbcr. but Che contrary well known for his ultra generosity
 Even 80 Bob feels quite olatod over Cine event and humorously told Che judge and officers that he was grateful for Che uotoricty and c- pec.auy thanked them for selecting him for @ regular He-Man bank rob- bery Instead Of common. ordinary puferng. such as aoussacs drug store. Model Exchange. Sourdough Henry's and numerous other rIdIcu- lous eases such as novice second- story men could get away with In Anchorage
 Just to prove that money is no object Go him. Bob drove up to Che Times oGico in Anchoragos cHly closed ear and ordered his Irish chauffeur Go "go buy O box Of ci- rara" Tho editor got 'om and thoy were good ones. El sidolos
 Returning to Che case of "mIs- taken Identity" it was not even ncc- osary for Bob Go prove an alibi; he was so for removed from guile In an fairness Go Mr. Cockburn it gives Che Times pleasure Go publish Che facts chat he has been am Alaskan citizen oi considerable prominence. During Che years l9l4-l5-l6. Bob successfully operated on Willow creek i'm Che IdItarod placer district Also he was associated with Che N. C Company and wos later n Che mercantile business at tho hoad ol uiarod river. Mr. Cockburn has been iu Anchorage four months and oven now Us contemplating entering into business hero. He likes it here. Hs old-tme friends arc authority tor Che above statement as to his business qualifications and they swear by his honesty and integrity In way Bob is a horo-ho was ar- rested. His iunocenso Is unqu@- uoucl.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27

Navigation on tho suklne river opened on May l7 with two Of Che Transportation Company boats getting away on chat day for Telegraph Creek. There were 23 passengers on board the boats and a large amount Of freight and i've head Of horses. Tho sailing date had been changed several tlmog on account or Che non-arrival of repair parts for Che boats from the south.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES Fifth Street. between Main and
 Seward Streets, Junoau)

Services are held every Sunday at n @. m. In Che church of tho Chris uan Science Society of Juneau. on Fifth Street between Main and Sew ard streets
 Sunday school at l2:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at 8:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room &. Malony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays, from 9 to 4:30 D. m. and from to g D m. Wednesday evenings, 2 to 8.
 Tho public is cordially invited to attend these services and visit Che Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northand

Coar. convened at Ke,ehikan on May t6.
 William slime was recently named city marshal at ssaEvay
 Romare Euo,t Lavson. noted vouust recently eage concert at Ke,.n.sar
 kr.tHau recently defeated Che Kaa.n baseball team by a scoro of -. to n.
 sareay baseball players met at t.e grounds one evening last week .0r a e.ean-up day.
 Tho Nut club ave a dance a to-, ume alo at Wauseu Most ot.-gone attended
 Wednesday was "cioau-up day" at Whrctore r preparation for Che celebration 0. tomorrow
 ssa-uar defeated Che Fort Sow. ard soldier. |. t baseball game oa tH. sa-e.. grounds iast week.
 Tn. r.. Territorial assay oG.ce u- t.. Mayo district u.u be at ,... H.aee aIea 70 miles from r.
 Ten r.roas nere admitted Co r...I States citizenship one day . ncek before Judge Jennings at Ee.a.san.
 Earnest N.s.'.on. held on k.l- rnnr .h.r. recently broke lau t Primo. Rupert He was well known m h'..aa.
 The E..Hsrr baseball team roc ..-ur ...I Che team from che .oa.. ' e.ter Algonquin by a s..re o. |. I'D O..
 mated chat 500 people sH show "A Pair ot S.Nes r. N...atan a shor. t.me ago b. .. American Legion
 rlI Day s .o he observed at N h aI c.tters of Che town turning oat and helping On improve TT. appearance oI Che cemetery.
 i'm he Han.s u-e hau iast ..s caused by man boiling Cur .. TIT. stove .r Che ..-. house Tho .. h.'ai over and eau-h, trc. r. grand jury a. -h. No.eh.kan ..-- .. court brought m n rue bu
 r James Fshar or t.N Neaarre -. murder m che rrst degree He s .".-.| T. have kII'.i a man over a -I gam. .ver.i month. aso.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27

Job printing at Che News onico
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

United States of America. District Of
 Aaska. ss:
 WHEREAS. a libel has been filed In Che District Court Of Che United States for Che District of Alaska on Che 8rd day Of May. 1921 by P. A.. J Callwos against Che gosboat North sur." hor tackle. apparel furniture and equipment in a cause of contract civil and maritime. and praying process against enid ship and cargo. and reasonable and proper damages and that Che said gasboat her tackle. apparel furniture and equipment may be condemned and sold Go pay such damages and costs and expenses;
 NOW. THEREFORE. In pursuance Of Che monitIon under Che seal Of said court to me directed and dcliy- cred. ] do hereby give public notice to an persons claiming Che said ship. her tackle. apparel furniture and equipment or In any manner inter- ested therein that they be and ape pear before thc District Court Co be held in Che Town of Juneau. in and for Che District of Alaska. on Che ninth day or June. 1921, at ten o'clock in Che forenoon of that day )prowdcd Che same be a day of iur- isdicdon. otherwise Che next day of Jurisdiction theroafter). then and thero Go intorpose their claims and to make their allegations in that be- balL
 Dated. iltb day Of May 1921.
 J. M. TANNER.
 United States Marshal for Che Dis-
 trIct of Alaska. Division No. |. By A. E. LUCY. Deputy.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27

tarlo went dry In war umos but af- ter dcmobillzauon adopted am im- por,auou law under which it was legal to import liquor by Che ease Tor homo consumption. Tho people asked for a test Of wet and dry son- ument and on Che vote tho province wont omphaucally "dry"
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27

Ernie Hargroayos, an employee Of Che Hickman store, was badly burn cd at Che store a short ume ago when he uaspod Che cable Of Che electric elevator Another clerk who came to his assistance was slightly burned.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27

A public meeting was held at Che Wrangeu town hall a short time ago Go hear suggestions on game and fur bm that is soon Go bc introduced in Congress by Dr. E. w. Nelson. head Of the U. & Biological Survey E. p. Walker chief Of Che Biological Survey for Alaska. was Che instrator of Che meeting.
Douglas Island news., 1921-05-27

"sITKA HOT SPRINGS" Accom- modauous. American or European plan. For terms apply to Dr. L F. Goddard. sauiiorium, Alaska. Adv