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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-25

Johnsbury House, has purchased
the Quality restaurant. on Eastern
avenue operated successfully the
past two years by w. C. Harvey.
Mr.. Hopkins took possession
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-25

The score and summary:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-25
TALMADGE IN
THE PASSION FLOWER

Norma Talmadge is the scintill-
ating star who will be seen in "The
Passion Flower" at the Globe
Theatre tonight. The manage
ment is proud to announce this
approximation, which is adapted
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-25
Viewpoints Heavy Batters
Win Two More Games
CONTINUED from page1)

Connie Kirwan was sent in TO
save the game, and as usual came
out victorious. The Tigers had
come within one point of tying up
the game.
The score and summary:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

fAIEhHuAkD .alesmeu wanted to sell lead
ing high class line ~ Assortmants. A.
deal side line for tho coming season. lus
peniug You get repeat business. No sam
Hes Write to-day Tor pocket outfit an,
Pc details Of our liberal plan. Big money
or you for 1891 70 you get started right
way X & < sales Company. isgb East
Itayeuawnod Ave- Chicago m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

rOh khNfIRoom, sleeping porch aud
board 10 modern home, all convenience
H%csllent location good mealA. 4lO South
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
lin New Mexic0

~ want q salesman who ran get
business who In willing 10 work
|nrd to make big money now who
7 looking for "A permanent connoc-
Ton that viii net him mor money
|nth year. We want q man who IN q
|u'crssful salosmau-who Possesses
Pat stick-toi n ivenes = that wins
Eho car finance himself FOR at least
Two weeks who IL Interested In
lirnight commission on a line that
|rprrs'pts possibilities 81 making
rom ftvc To ten thousand a year In
ust ordinary umeE-h line that sells
food now when most lines are hard
T. soil Give tull and detailed infor-
|nation about yourself In first ietter
I'D address
f.. Erickson Co., Inc.
DIES MOINBS. IOWA.
fAmttlca's Leading Manufacturers
uf Advertising S~peclalties"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22

Real Estate. Insurance. Loans
Phone ga III south. Fourth ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
SEWING MACHINES

REPAIRED AND CLEANED
Nny make or type, family. tailor OF
hrtory, by a machine expert. No
matter what their condition. VIII
f"pair them for you and guarantee
1my work.
C. II. MOHEHEAD
f?0 West Lead. Phone us
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
rOIIlTRN MI I.GGs

BABY ,HlCkS-guality chicks from
strong stock hatchcd in machines slr,
tricslly supplied with fresh or Plymouth
ROCKS K,ds. Wyandoti.s White. Brown
and NHN Irshnrus. Mr. hat, Tudor 1917
Van Hlrru. Topeka. Kansas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
FOR SALE BY OWNER
on EASY STREET
FOR ONLY 81 600

II Won take advantage uf this
store with $4,000 stock. store
building and another building ad-
Joining suitable for home. three
vacant lots 20 hy 10 feet and two
more lots. each with frame build
iuE-s"ycn lots Iud -four buildings
In all. In town Of 1900 uupula-
iiru tittv mites from Albuquerque
on Santa i'p line. Ovu,T made
$4,000 from business boz last ten
years Inquire of G. G. George, at
Mecca cafe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
Ranches IF ARMS Ranches Close lin and Worth Ghe Money
Best Reasons for SELLING, They're Genuine

Acre. i-rr0m house. barge outhuildings. so nWt trees Of
nll ,iriotl' For quick sale. ti.3oO. Terms.
~ Acr,r .u paved road nuc Young orchard. Irrru#.
large hous. and outbuiidiugs. finest KIND Of soil. ITl go
quick Ht 5000.
~ Acres. . room modern house o acres alfalfa, balance
truck land N main road nonoes bridge. $4,000. Terms
% Acres close in ON Boulevard Road, IS acres alfalfa. bal.
ancc cultivated; an Kinds fruit trees, etc. Price all equip
ped, only 5000. Terms
II YOU arr 'oling for q fine country home you cannot az
ford 90 buE Without seeing th.sC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
WNNIID-Agonis

EuENrs- Write for particular make 10
per rent profit selling 50 " Laundr,
hhlsts send i5c tor gac package PREPAID
6hee' 4 Me,iatchie. PArccyiIs Wise
PREDICTING TAILORING Agents Wantud
Men made-tO order suits FINEST mate
ials, Prices cut to the bone Sprini
aich line ready Leeds Woalcn Mills
chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-22
MANTIiD-Salc~mcn

sALksMES-ro sell new educational spe
chity 20 school trustees Liberal pfnpo
tinn no competition Union school Fur
FISHING Go Chart Dept iO2s 1889 " Va
Lmrnm IhIrlga
Evening star., 1921-07-17


the American golf CHAMPIONSHIPS from July
trophy The Columbia Club
| is hconsder of the
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
erasy,s Os~vs 0lI,.

A beass q e1b for each month Of
service rsa1scsd By Colorado ussa an6
wo0sa durlag ~ World war. 10 pee'
posed h Q btll before the Coloea1s
IAgislaturs. Us6sr this plan 100000
will b givsa b Colorado veterans.
The measses declares that Il 70 not
the iateotloa Tat Il shalt b Construed
- q bee1s ee speeiAl psiviooOA Ut
paShsT - Q to0einooial 70 Deg1toglooD
sssv1ca ~ = ihl1eatlea tAat ehooo
wAo - - ~ 6oeoaos e thstr eouoty5
wia ~ toeea1ly seWar6st
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

d many eases Of RAsunatisD
ssos frsa . thy disease gssn tAa$
iafssts ~ bleed. that Dhysisians
ass bsgianing 70 realise that III
sssFso Il ~ disease y beesaiag
0s51s sesvsIest. Of ssssse . a..
eoGe tAat hae 10 sessss b ~
bsssd eaaast b ssesAsd b lseal
Ss4sdiss aSpliel - ~ eusfass:
6ss ss1S1y - ~ sivss sPasa:
Ss.sssss. : as, a. u q
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NV @l)oelSIS RECON-
SWARAooT

~ naay ysss dsusgists heys vsesAse
VA 0nsh iaAeesse ~ ss0Aslnahoe yoses4
0a1n1oinoa - n. K1nW'S ovan0-aase,
~ Gseo4 h6nay, Hv9 81 b1aA19 1e0.
\ b Q paVsislaab Vsssaip1lso.
oW00D0es4 b . stssaetAa1ag NJ
~. = hslps ~ k61aye I've - ~
- = ~ Vssk aa1ae h1ao1ed ~
sAsaA =.
oU1a0,Rsst ~ s1ssd ~ ~ 4 ysass
u = ~ - = A1oDsls - ~ 1asl
~ = sAeaA ~ ~. H stA3 661sU
ne1lslns ~ - 9sav hise1s.
y - = - ows1e-1sss ~ sees'
Hsvsvss. Y 20 NJ - y ~ =
k1.S Q g. 1.ela.aa: =: Z: I. !
0oIAlsa ~ Da08eAAR.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
Look Out for Rheumatism
A. Winter Approaches

ss!ss1 10y - ~ L: .e.i - s..! ~ :!
D1I. asts b dFiviag e1S q ~
bISoi ~ disease gog0 that ee0ooe
tSsu4alis1, tkaS a1ef1iag ~
relts4.
beSia takiag $50. telay ~ 4
|yes Wiu wits D esalseoe niseeey
q yoqP eooo, ooe 0o04o{ 0Do4e
VA g3vo yoa e4poN l1yeqA ~.
|c,s sLasgs: Al1is,P 90 1eA1P.' II
l0o1a, d.
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AleoholIe ANtholOay.

did you ever see any senss 10 that
old song. Drink to Me Only with
Thine Eyesr"
n never did," answered Uncle Blu
Bottletop. "N0body ever knew 10 the
osd days was satisfied TO say. Here's
leokin' at you without the customary
aecompaniment."- -Washingtoa Star.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

aeosy oaete0 Asesases 0val Rels.
OAsea0A-Nasy Garden, ADssieas
srsoo spsf1 star. has besa elected
ssassal dirsetse e ~ Chicago Opsss
Assee1atiso q . aestiag Of Tie sxseH
tive esal0lttsa lliss Garden viii have
general charge Of the affairs of IL
Ohiea0s 0pssa Association, both ~
ti1tie ~ a1eeutivs. Miss Garden. n
was anosuaeed, win eoatisue 70 A.
psoe . an artist q he company an6
tAsgoGsee assumes q dual role - eear
seal llroeeoe aa1 artist
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As,ssssss oaetass as,s by asds.

WasAiagtsa-Capk Emmett xilpat'
rlek A0sg5ena 1ed Gross wossef. WAo
was FsDsets1 lase November to havs
bsea kllos1 by ths Boashevists 70 u
jail q 16escsw. adviess to tAs etate
DoQastneae oaid. Il was a0dod tA0t
- Was eaDtueed last Oct - while -.
eaeed b rulief work along The froat
oecupoed By ~ wrangea forces in ~
Crimea.
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Ask LAWS TO REGULATE
pAckGRo.
Live oassk csnvsntisN osss sn Rsesrs
q lask.

n Psso, TsG@The American Ma
tiooal 1--we Stock Association adopted
q rsseautioo recommending enactment
By Osasress ef Constructive federal
legislation regulating the packers, CON-
missisa men and traders."
NsltAsr tAs 0roona bill, now pend.
ing = the Unitsd States Senate, nor
tho As1srson bill pending In the
Hoase q Representatives., was In
doeseo h name, although debate ON the
coavsatioo floor On the report Of the
resoautjons coaaittee centered about
The 0roona bin.
During this debate Fred b. Bixby
Of Long Beach, Calf, one Of the prin.
cipal advocates Of an Endorsement Of
the 0roona bin, explained that he had
censsated, In the resolutions commit
to, b have the words, "as set forth
n ~ 0Feana blu" eliminated from the
sa4osslng rsssautioo ''for the sake Of
haEasay and uaity."
Uaoted States Senator John b. Ken.
aRiek e Wyomias. president Of the ~
sociatlsa, was reelected. Colorado
epeinOD was unaaimousay selected for
~ oext annual eonvention, after Los
AAessas and Phoenix, Aria, had with.
drawn. TAs 1ats for the next co..
vsatisa will be sst BY the executive
co0aettse. Senator Kendrick's saec.
tioa vas not eoatssted.
TAs saly part Of the resoautioos
comnlttse's report that WAS contested
was ~ section dealing with packer
lsgislatisn. and that section was ADOPT
"a - reported by the resolutions CON-
mlttss.
q. A. Ammeas, former governor Of
Coleeaoo. introduced an ameodmsnt 10
~ poeksr legislation resolution pro
vidins tAat regulation Of the packers
should b by law" Instead Of By Q
coansisaioa, - contemplated under
the 0Feaaa bin, and providing that
such lsgislatioa cover all branches Of
the iadsstry. ineiuding transportation.
naxtstjag. manufacturing and dist1i.
butjoa.
Afbss sach sade had debated for
thirty minutes, Anmons withdrew his
ansa1nsat. q ~ said he understood
Dr.. ]. u Wllooa Of Mckinley, Wyo.,
wanted 10 present minority report
fro0 tAe reooautions committee.
Aftee Ne An0oos amendment had
bsso Withdrawn. . vote WAS called foe
% ~ original resolution and It was
declared carried By an aye and nay
votA Dr. WIlsoa thsn announced hat
hs wosld nst pesosnt Q minority r.
port
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os.es,s vsavss psass vss.s.

oemoess vsavso Peass vtsad.
II sUestanAag fact In the Coasrsss
1t ~ Pan-A0ssiean Fs6eratioo q
LAboe ~ beea ~ evident desire -
The PAT Of 0paalsh-speaking dele.
OseD - recslve officials assufaness
fls0 Aossieaa delegates dat ~
A0esSeaa Fs6esatioo Of LAboe Dos
~ eooesop,ate s1srcisins dominance
ssse estisas q smaller Labor bodies
beoeaSlag - ~ Paa.Amssiean body.
Al 1sass aSeaFsatly have besa pat
- ~, howsvse. by Q statement iron
II. 0o0pssss No announced ffeu ~
0ak tat "tAs ADesiean re6eeatSea
IN - svseythiag pesstbee - goaraa-
~ = svea ~ smaller Pa1-A0oeieaA
notiss siSAts q ssaf-sxpesssioo."
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
TIM lasvitab,s Tv~s.

"Daddy." pleaded the sweet yeuAg
thing, 'caa I have an automoblIei :
Yoa eaa buy one for . soag."
Yea" gruntsd hsr haSassed parent.
''aAd kasw what hat soag will ~
Ovee The HILLS 70 the Pooshouse.' /"
-Ansssean Legion Weekly.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

=: -; s.: !. -: g: ::s:e!=3 - /:
asvsP ~ ~ rs1nsa q tAssD g 5
0ooA ] - rooen1a1 'va0oos
~ tSa1aiD1ioo' - Woanaa ~
su@eR.s31ln0. 0llD 0aAnoeG
Ne. - NJ o. A dsUgU1slR
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

oss3sses essthss itsAi~0 ssasp
o. rstisiag esatly rub spets q dao'
6ss9 asd iteAias with Cstieura Otot.
msoE Nsxt oosning shampoo wttA
O1e1eusa osap and bot watse. 4ahe
ths0 yesr everyday toilet prsparatjsas
'aA1 have Q clear skin and soft, whsto
h0010-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

Teo many drawins.room smiles Do.
tesSoeate Into kitchen fr0wna.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

Every man pays for what hs ests--
slthee In scosn or salf.respect.
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
STATECAPlr0L,
NEWS
tw...s. N.up.ssr ua,.a ~, s.v.s..,

twssss Nsw,pap~ Uaisa Nsss ssvsuaD
The Senate committee on commit
tees. composed OF Senators Frank l.
Dodge Of Denver, n. c. Warren Of
Fort Collins and David W. Jones of
Pueblo. reported the following chair.
mnnships:
w. uAEricuisHre eric and lrrigation--N c.
Rankin.-J. r. Dickinaon, Hugo.
City and County OF Denver-Frank
l. Dodge. Denver.
Constitutional Amendments-Francls
Gorporstions-J. F. Church. Broom.
County Affairs-L e. oirard. Boui.
Education and Educational Iastits.
tions-W. w. Booth. Denver.
Enrollment-David Elliot Colorado
Finance A Puffer. Colorado
PriSiieFs. and r'ee.,on.-ch Charles !.
, Respportionment-T. r. Wilson.
Rsvision and Enrro..usn-o. n c.a.
rate. caaon City.
Rules-.Er.ncis J. Knause, penvsr.
State Affairs and Public LAaAs-Da.
v'S Ei.'Gt t,,ss G1,S,aso spsirs:i s ,i,,, .,,.
iaEEs-!Alsxandsr r. Young, Deevse.
supplies Asa Expsn6,taFss II ..
o'1si Te"1.4sses@o. Sosss. r. Colgate. c.ae.
City.
= Forestry; Fish and oams-Rtshard
Hortic1ltSrsGo e. Colgate. caaos
Iad%.trisl Relations-w. o. Peter.
in.ursses-Fred 8, Foilst.. sssaa.
Judiciary-Goiding Fairfield. Dsa.
yer.
hh:serID:y,d h.sPs.I s;,.,, W. Sons; Esss,e c,,..
Military Affairs-M. f. Bashor. orA.
Mines and Mining-wiiliam Y. Rsu.
Printing 4. Steele. Denver.
Speaker Roy A. Davis Of the Houss
Of Representatives has announced tie
following chairmen Of committees Of
the lower house for the legislative ~.
sion.
AsstcHl.ure and Irrigation cona't-
APPROPRIATIONS ssd nxpsaattsrs-
Constitutional AmeAdments-Dilts.
Corporations-Crouse
County and County Lns..speeass.
Edacs.,on.i @ commisees%Bsksr: 0a: :~
Elections and observation-disclosures
Enrollmsnt Committee-vro0Aa.
Federal Reiations-Allen.
Fees and Salaries-Bowlss.
Finance. Ways and Means-AeesA
Hsh and Gems-Noffatt
orest Reserves-van Alta
iadian and Military Affairs-Laks.
Industrial Relations-Johnson.
Judiciary--0ordon.
IAbOr-Miller.
Medical Affairs and Public HsaitA-
Heresntil. and Manufacturing Iasss-
Mines ana Ninins-DtcksrmAa.
seei anA RcfoFsatory isstitatsees
srH,s.isi-P.n,.r.
Public neutrality-suspicious..
Public lAndsEPuKhe.
RailroaAs-Oilbert.
w!ises s:''of q T:i!sr. HS
Reads aal Bridges-BoaA.
Ruleo-LAmesrt.
stass Affairs and Rsasportsseo'es
sstst: Canal. and Rsssrvoirs--Hail.
etats astitutions-Resl.
Ts9psranes-HarbAu
Towns and Cities-Walther.
Ths Rspublican majority in the
State Senate declined % confirm tAs
appeintment of Booth n. Aaloos -
public trustee tee Tie city and coanty
Of Dsavsr.
Twsnty.thrss Of The twsnty.foss u.
publican state seaators signed petl.
tion requesting Governor Shoup - ~
appoiat John ,. Vivian % member q
the State LAad Board.
4 btll that weuld incrsass the salasy
Of the sapesintendent q tAs seate n.
sass asylum was intro0Ues1 b. Rep.
reeeatativs Norris Psatsf oe Pueblo.
The Nann~mt an1apv n n 60n Wh1ln ~
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20
Ann YOU q
WAX WOMAN ?
KANSAS CIfv, KA.sa-ysas

aao " . NJ 0'e
heuas. lWsuld
- p S9A - -
! weald hays %
giw w. ! ~
ssasH . e.9vs9
Wo& Whm I
hsaga q Doeee9
Psvesite Pre-
seriDttsa .6e
The Arvada enterprise., 1921-01-20

Tweaty.tAroo Of the tWouty.foos -.
publican state seaAtors signed Q Ped.
tion requesting Governor Shoup = ~
appoiat John =. Vivian - memhoe g
the state Laad Board.
4 blil hat weuld inersass the salasy
Of ths supeeintendent q ~ seate u.
sass asylum was introdses1 by Rsp-
reseatativs Norris Psatef q Pueblo.
The peeeeat salary b $500. while ~
bill calls for . maxtmun salary q H.
500.
0ovss.se Shoup withdrsw bic lise q
rscsss appeintmsnts ssb3sct - 90.
firmatiea ~ the esoats. He sub0it.
ted The list to The senators asd savs
sotice that revised list Will b. iatso.
duced later.
The Ssaate adopted nsur rssolut3ea1
submitted By memorial co00ittsss .
tAs deaths Of fosmsf Senator's CD.
nero Barela. Leon n. Hattssbssh.
Dexter +. Sapp and Charles Q. CAsie.
tian. and adopted Q NTH proposed by
Senator rrsncis J. Knauss Of Denvsr
70 the effect that committee -
named to draft resolstioos o. ~
death Of Chief Of Pelics Hamiltea
Armstrong Of Denvss. . feemsr nsa-
bef Of the body.
Four drastic proposals. were Pre-.
asntsd In bills introduced b Tie AsoGo
Of Representatives. The bills provils
for the ab0lishmsat Of ~ STATE Board
Of Capitol Manager, repeal Of tAs a.
rect primary Law. aboliti0n Of tAs pess.
ent state Hlshway Commisslou. pse.
ting all highway activities under tAs
charge Of = single commissioner ot
S10.O(0 salary u year, and creation se
the Colorado Hangers with an initiel
organization to be made ny Of two
troops Of fifty men each.
"Blue sky" mining aud oil stock isg.
islation and improved marketing faeil.
tiles for farmers are measures rsco0.
msndsd for action by Governor 0Aoup.
State constitution. adopted forty.six
gears ago. may he revised. MovsDsot
10 vest state government In hands Of
'directorr" headed by governor.
DR.. Paul b. Oodsman, member Of ~
House Of Representatives iron Chsy.
snne county. introduced Q bin 70 10.
crease the states royalty % eool
mined o. lands bsleoging TO the STATE
schoe, fund iron 10 eeets 70 % esoeo
per to-.
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STRIKE. IN
 .ABEYAhCE
Labor Organizations to TakeReferendum Vote
 OR 12 Per Cent Cut.

Chicago. July 7.-Sixteen la- bor organizations, through "a referendum vote, will decide by September 1st whether to accept or reject the twelve per cent wage reduction ordered by the United States Railroad Wage Board, effective July 1st. This was the move decided on tonight by the executives and fifteen hundred chairmen of organiza- tiOns affected.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
A SHIP LINE
 FOR ALASKA
Would Co-Operate With
 Govt. Railway---Bill Introduced.

Washington, July 6.-The es- ablishment of a Government shipping line between the States and Alaska, to connect with the Government railway in the Ter ritory, and in ordination with all Federal activities relating to Alaska, are proposed ln bill in- *trodnced this afternoon by Sen .ator Cummings, referred to the Senate Committee on Territories, The measure was drawn after consultation with the Alaska delegation and several business men of Alaska.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
Interest Bearing.Deh of the United States
 Figured at 23.Billions

Washington. = The total interest bearing debt of the United States is placed at twentY-three and three ! fourths billion dollars, according to an- nouncemeht made by the, Tceasary De- .partnent.
 The Departmentsalso .anneuhces that that European nations owe she United
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
reliminary Steps for Memorial in Honor
 of Woodrow Wilson

New York.-Preliminary steps were taken here today for naton- wide honor of Woodrow Wilson. according to announcement made by Franklin D. Roosevelt, of the American national committee.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
Japs Make No Comment.

Tokyio.-The Navy Department has no comment to make on the decision of United States Secretary of Navy .Denby to.ssstion the latest dreadnaughts in Pacific waters.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
Capt. H. C. Anderson Dead.

Captain H. c. Anderson, well known as master of the ifhotorship Gzmo. passed away at the Marine Hospital, Seattle, a few days ago, according to word just received here
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Washington, July S.-The gun boats sent to Tampico carry four fve-inch guns. Their comman@- CTS have authority to do what ever is necessary for the protec- .tion of Americans and American property,~ Secretary -Denby said !, concerning the dispatch Of the boats.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
T0PR0TECT
 AMERICANS
Navy Department Sends Four GunbOats to
 Tampico.

Washington, July Two gun boats were dispatched to Tam pico today by the Navy Depart ment. They are ~sent there to guard against possible tron ble in the oil fields, according to Sec .retary Denby.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Bob Hart, on his launch Maple Leaf, accompanied by Greg Stewart. arrived Friday from Nixon Forks. returning to that point almost immediately
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

The steamer Quickstep returned here Thursday forenoon after discharg- ing freight at Nixon, departing shortly afterward for Bethel.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
Naval Warfare Strat- :
 egy Needs Revision

Washing gton.-Despite the failure of aviators to display unerrlng accuracy in aiming bombs at the radlo-eontrolled battleship Iowa, in tests off the Xir- ginia capes, they demonstrated the need for revision of all strategy in naval warfare.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
ALI. ABOUT
 GOVERNOR
Receptions, Addresses, acht Rides, Feeds---
 But He's Coming.

Seattle, iJulys7. 'sAlaska is a business proposition and ! | aul going to give it the best there is in ne" Governor Of &Alaska Bone said upon his arrival here last night. He declares that the Cummins bill, or one closely akin to'it, will be passed by Con- agress. He believes such a mea- sure will rehabilitate the Terri tory.
 Governor Bone, accompanied iby Mrs Bone, his daughter Mar. garet. and . son Robert, are all Eguestseat She Rainier.
 The Governor will visit Ia coma today, making the trip on H F. Alexander's yacht Aquilos. He will be the guest this alter. neon of thesTacoma Commercial Club.
 Carl Thiele,t of. Bethel, will be the Governer'sssecretary. Many meetings and affairs have been arranged here for @ethe new ex- .ecutlve before his departure for Juneau, Saturday, when he will be passenger on the City of Seattle.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Fred Carlson, well known foreman at he Aitken camp. arrived here yester- day. returning to the Landing this af- ternOOn.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
Commander SeriOuely ~BurRed.

San Francisco.-Comma Perry w. Foote, of the U. s. 5. Salem, was severely burned today when the ships gig in which he @Vas .returning from
 Aa t shore was destroyed.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
About to Take Veil, Says Taft.

Montreal. William Howard Taft, recently confirmed as chief justice of the United States, when approached by several reporters, responded that he must cease talking to newspapers as he is about to take the veil.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09
Duchess of Marlborough Weds.

London.-The Duchess of Marlbor-- ough and Col. Jacques Balkan, of Paris, were united in marriage in this city to- day.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Washington, July 6.-By the terms of the bill introduced by Senator Cummings the:Sbipping Board will be required to trans ster to the Secretary of the In ;terior ships of sufficient mber and tonnagesto run between ithe States and Alaska ports, for op- .eration in conjunction with the .railroad. The bill also would confer upon the President gen seral authority to coordinate, by transference, consolidation or distribution, all Government agencies having to do with af- :fairs of Alaska.
 Secretary of the Anterior Fall, Governor of Alaska Bone and others prominent in Alaskan af, fairs flavor the Cummins bill, and if itsfails to pass now there is every indication that President Harding will ask Congress to pass it early in the regular ses- sion.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Tacoma. July 7.-Governor of Alaska Bone. addressing the Ia coma Commercial Club, asked the delegates to the Pacific Coast Advertising aCtubs Association help himssdvertise:HAlaslda' to the Nation. @MyJob now is, to make Alaska as it really is known to the people of the Nation.'
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

James Downey left Friday for Ia cotna, going up as far as the Forks on Bob Hart.s launch Maple Leaf.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Seattle, July Ex-Governor of Alaska Bone was rendered an elaborate reception last night by the Seattle Press Club, where he met, @ number Aef .fcrmer. A las .kans. Rev. GeoggeEE. Howard, the octogenarlan rector .of St. Peters Church at ssitaza, was also present. The Governor will besentertained today by the Se- attIe Chamber of Commerce, and he will attend the Arctic Club smoker tonight.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Radio Control of Airplane, Maybe
 Washlngton.-Th Navy Department hopes. soon.to announce radio control Of Aheaaarplane.
The Kusko times., 1921-07-09

Washington, Uulys8. Whether hetGovernaent will establish a line of steaashipssto ply between the States and Alaska in the near future will depend to asconsider- able extent upon the,results of'a full investigation now being made by an agent of the Ship ping Board, it was disclosed to- day.
 D. k. Clough left this afternoon on bis monthly trip with the mail for Ia .cotna. He had as passengers Scotty Auld, Jack Mutchler, M. White, Joe Towey and Jack Mannik.