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Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
BONUS TO SERVICE MEN

Shall the bonus to service
men be given by the states or by
the federal government? The
national convention of the Am
erican Legion asked that aid be
given by the national governm-
ent. The resolutions suggest tn
at there be a cash bonus, or a gil
ft of land, or aid to secure a no.
me in a town or city. This alter
nativenative system would resu-
1t in giving soldiers, sailors and
marines the kind of help that wo
uld be preferred. Many could get
along without the cash bonus,
but would appreciate aid to get
a home or government land. On
ly by an act of congress could
this alternative system that the
Legion asks for be worked out.
Half dozen states have already
voted aid in the form of cash
bonus making a double sysem
when logically it should be a ma
tional undertaking.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
STATE HEALTH DEP sRTMT.
WARNS AG1lIf s MEASLES

Espots rcce vc>l ly the state
Fc''th Dep y's,aa9t indicate
t ct q agles is ,etv to bec9.aa
c9 dc.--aic ovei is Stale within
t 9 next few weeks. Tiers has
@ee1 70 W-;despre d outbreak OF
= caeles within tic last yec- o.
t'Fo d, as 2 re ut t'-are are
nov t ousa DIS o. eus2e3tinle
G iidlen This will ta 4 to make
TIE disease spread more r 9idly.
Attention is directed to the f.
ct that measles is by no means
g harmless disease, IS is suppos-
ed by many. While it rarely resu
It's fatally if uncolaplicated, it
is followed, in a certain percen-
tage of ceses, by q form of pneu
moniN which is exceedingly dan
ger0us. Many deatas..s occur from
this cause. every yea1, especially
among infants under five years
OF age. For this reason, parents
should be particularly careful to
prevent the exposure of children
as fer as possible, and should, un
der no circumst noes, voluntari-
ly expose them, as he's often
been done in the past While
practically every child will have
measles sooner or later, the Ion
ger the disease is put off, the les
the danger. Even in cases which
recover, the child is sometimes
left with impaired eyes, ear trou
BILE, or in a weakened condition
which enders him susceptible to
other diseases.
The most important point in
the prevention of measles is the
early recognition Of cases, that
they may be promptly isolated,
and the quarantine of persons
;.vho have been exposed urtii it
can be determined wheather
they willdevelope the disease.
Measles is most contagious in
the earliest stages, before the er
upton appears on the body.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
HIGH PERCENTAGE DEATH
WITHOUT a:EDICAL
ATTENDANCE

From an analysis recently
made by the State Department
Ct teaith Of der tn reports filed
from over the state, it was fou-
I'd that 10 percent of the deaths
a9tually reported occurred with
out medical attention. This did
not include sudden deaths and
dc tbs from accidents.
Mot Of the de tbs in cases
Wnere physicians have been cal
led, are seag reported, the dep-
'rtm@rt Leieives, but is estini-
"sed that oyol onc-third of chose
actus.iy occurring, especially in
tae rSnose rural sect rs, are
.o5sse 6 registered. S.ace it is
gu to Ilo.2able I'll t the IA 1jor..ty
tf taeac ase cases not seen by
,,hTs.c aGs, the den~ ,.,tmer.t Ee-
levea t'!at 81 estimate OF kety-
cen 35 end 40 pc. cent Of all de-
aths occurring within the state
st the present time are among
Ee1soas lattonded by physici-
a'-s. This h : Eeel especially no
t,cealle in the mountainous co,
unt.es ii the northern central
part Of the st tie. The reporting
foT the past yeai has been grad
ually beco ming more complete,
so that more exa..t figures will
le 9yaila lie late1.
ii d scussing tic 9.tuatin, d..
6. E. Wal.e., Co~l Missioner Of
lie -,ith, satated that this Goa t.
w.l.ch IS eet5oas one, 2pe-
a to c GEo to t . causes: FIJI
urc to ! gai2e Il e grave n tire
OF liness n t me to cecil a physi-
cial, ard inability or the psf of
many to stArd the expense incci-
dent to the obtaining of med cal
attelt on. The elimination of the
first mentioned cause, it was po-
inted out, calls for an intensive
educational campaign, the soon
er instituted the better. This one
item alone is enough to thorou-
hgly awaken every citizen of the
State I'd the Importance of the
work wliieh frifist be done by the
State and local health authoities
and to.the need for proper provi-
sion for carrying it out.
The remedy for the second ca
use lies in tie provision of bet
ter facilities for taking care of
the sick a-aoag those wto are un
sble to poy.
.'Ihe right of or ct zens to
liv should be pla sd a.ove all
others"
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Los Lunas people attending
the m2a uret;o2 Of Governor
Mechem "c,'c Nj aud Mrs. Ed.
Otefo, M aid ?Trs Simon Neus
tact, Mrs. And ( S 4. Ronero ST..
aad daughters I7!.a.ces and Ro-
Sc, Mr.. Diego Al. 81, Senator
and Mra. Carlos RSca and daugh
tel and NJ. Plac'tl3 Tcr mild.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
By W. D. Newconlb
Deputy
NOTICE OF MEETING

!, The annual meeting Of the
Share Holders of The First Ma
tlonal Bank of Belen, for the
purpose of electing Directors
! for the ensuing, year, will be
held at its Banking house on Tu
esday January 18th, 1921 at a
o'clock P. M.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

MI. F. B. Calhoun, local store
keeper for the Santa Fe Ry. and
President of the Belen Oil Com
pany took in the Inaugural cel'e-
monies ct Santa Fe Saturday.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

G.umlae members on the tenn
ere Misses Marian Kennebeck,
tIeien Hoffmsln, Ruby and Bre-
anne Stephenson. They will play
their first game with the High
School team next week.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Belenites who attended Gov.
Mechem's Inauguration in Santa
Fe last Saturday were Mayor
and Mrs Bernard Jacobson and
Miss Helene Hoffman,.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Attorney F. C. H. Livingston
YVES a Santa Fe visitor last Satu-
rday.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Sheriff Joe Tondre, of Los Lu
mas was in town Wednesday on
official business.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
SPECIAL SESSION
SPECIAL SESSION DEC. 10
1920

The Board of County Comis-
sioners met in special session on
December 18th 1920 There were
present Hon. Manuel Garcia
chairman, Abel Vigil and Tran
Quilino Jaramillo members, Pla-
cido Jaramillo Sheriff and Die
go Aragon County Clerk.
he Minutes of the previous session
were read and approved.
The board then adopted the follow
ing resolution:
BE it hereby resolved that the TO-
lowing proclamation be published as
required by law, and the same con-
.tams the action of the board of coun-
ty commissioners taken in reference
with the election of Justices of the
Peace and Constables, to be held on
the second Monday in January A, D..
1921.
AM election Of the qualified voters
of Valencia County is hereby called
to be held in the several precincts of
said county, on the 10th day of Jan
uary 1921; for the purpose of voting
for a justice of the peace and COZ t.
able and said election to be he,,l il
continuity with the laws of the Sta &c
Of New Mexico, the Polls of the y, 10
us precincts shall be opened froal 8
O'clock "A. NJ: to 8 o'clock P. NJ.
The following named persons are
hereby appointed judges of ele. ton
and the following places for holding
the election are hereby designated.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Nh. Chas H. Gooch, principal
Of the Adelino schools attended
the inaugural ceremonies in San
ta Fe-lest week.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

To the above named d:fe.ida Is
I'D G ch of YOU:
Ycu are hereby notified that $,
las BEEN amcneed against yo,' ii
the District C2p-t of the Sagen,h Ju-
di3l District for the Comfy Of Va
lencia, State off New Mo.-ico, b. tic
aboge named Plaintiffs praying for
Judgement and decree establishin 3
theit estate against. the adyevse cia-
irs i yoa cr any Of yen ana. fora=er
.piciiae aal citing at rest t,ae title
# ! injffs ia o1al to al Of tn t pie
e5e rar el # NJ N t'ya Cornsy OF
@!on il anlS ate Of Kew 1ie.:i .
described az follow5 to.wit: the
orth East quarttr ef section Fl e(51
in mtwAeLia ~ North OF range Five
l5) East of Now Mo:.i~o Meridian
,on.ainiag one -h@ndrsl and sixty
l16ll acres, snd yca are further no
titled that Unless you enter your ap-
Tearan,e or cause to. be entered your
appearance in said court on or before
the 29th day Of January A. D. 1921,
at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. M. of
said day decree pro-confesso will be
s6tafsa sgaiiFst yotl a{la the ur'',f
prayed for will be granted. IA &
The attorney for the plaintiffs
is John Baron Burg and his post Of
flee address is First National Bank
Building, albuquerque, N. M.
Done at my office this 9Th day
Of December 1929.
4 Diego Aragon
Clerk ~
By W, D. Newcomb
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

A Millinery and dressmaking
shop is being opened in the Gill.
bert building north Of the News
office.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

! r. G. Marlnon
! NJ. +. Fifield
Precinct Nc. 30
House of Benito Otero
Benito Otero
Procopio Baca
Pedro Sanchez
Precinc No. %
House of Maclovio Torres
Anieeto Aragon
Manuel Baca
Maclovio Torres
Precinct No. 90
House of Mariana Padilla
Pablo Gallegos
Mariana Padilla
Nathan Bibo
Precinc No. "a
Il Il of Lorenga csteis
l.avid Martinez
Guillermo Landavazo
Antonio Jose Candelaria
Precinct No. 81
Louise of Ignacio Garcia ! Gabalden
calomon Gabald6H
Albin0 Chavez
1gnacio Garcia y Gabalden
Precinct No. 2s
House Of Jose NJ. Bacs
ri afd0 Lovato
Gre cncio Castillo
Jose VI. Baca
Precinct No. 28
Hall If Daniel Lucero
francisco Salazar
Fcliz Aragon
Clemente Romero
Precinct No.30
School house
L. E. Heath Il
v. w. Moore
George Lancaster
Butchers bond of Chavez and Luna
of Los Lunas, Patricio Sanchez y Cha
vez of San Rafael and H. Z. Byers Of
Bclen were approved by the board and
also bond of Jose Hanosh as justice Of
the peace for precinct No. 1S was ap-
| proved.
The county clerk is hereby instruc-
ted to draw warrant of Sl5A.a) dollas
in favor of Richard Ia j 70 brt
stamps for the use OF the e,uAty g!
i: j,.s.
\ etition prescn - - IL. -
residents Of rrccin r.. II, 5 -
TIE construction O. =, oncttin"
I.clrn and Jarales VAS a. rorcd by
the board.
! a committee coin os.e : Silveci,
Martinez Miguel Si'>'a AZ, Tmilian
Castillo was named as levers to fi.'i
T., and designate i'r attn "f new
y ! from the new b:i 80 'iss tie
Ri, irande to the road !. ,;..,tS to To-
n.".
J.e it resolved that tl.n parchasin!
agent is hereby instrr ;c1 to pur-
chase bronze devices, bearing the
names of the county commissioners
who authorized the construction of
the new bridge across the Rio Grande
! opposite Los Lunas,. n. NJ. and also
.lc year of its construction md see
that they are properly set on both en-
frances of the bridge.
Being no other business before the
toard it adjourned to meet on the
21st day of December to take up all
unfinished work.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO }
/ Comfy OF VALENCIA
I, Diego Aragon County Clerk in
end for the county and state afore-
said de hertby ccertify that the fore
| at
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
TATE OF NEW MEXICO }
Comfy OF VALENCIA

I. Diego Aragon County Clerk in
end for the county and state afore-
said de hertby ccertify that the fore
going is true and correct copy Of
the proceedings of the board Of Co.
unity Commissioners of Valencia CO.
unity, N. NJ. as had on their special SOS
sion of December IS, 1920 and as of
record in the office of the county cl-
ERIK of said county and state.
Witness my hand and seal of offi:e
this 18th day Of December 1920.
Diego, AragqRa
County Clerk.
BY Teies Mirabal
Deputy
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Nicolas Chavez
Demetrio Vallejos
Nicnnor Artiaga
Precinct No. 2
In distric No. one house Of Ignacio
Aragon y Garcia
Pablo Trujillo
Jose de La Paz Salas
Juan R. Gabaldon
Precinct No. 2
In district No. House of Victor Baca
Victor Baca
Bences Baca
Antonio Garia
Pfeein No,3
Ado!fo Sanchez Hall
-inastacio Trujillo
Srccencio Cordova
jJoSe Olguin y Garcia
Precinct No: S
House of Braulo .Aaragon
Braulio Aragon
Cisto Aragon
F'eles Oerb
Precinct No Q
Casa de escuela
Bcnces Castillo
Ramon Gonzales
Dionicio Mrquez
Precinct No. z
House of Manuel Sandoval
Manuel Sandoval
ibeato Marquee
Csns Molina
Precinct No, 3
House of Pablo Pena
Nazario Sandoval
Pablo Pena
Plajedes Candelaria
Precinct No. 9
Hall of Jose Artiaga
alfredo Lopez
Elias Chavez -
pascuaI Sais
Precinct No. 10
House of Remiiio Chavez
Eraclio Garcia Y Garcia
Remijio Chavez
Enriquez Garley
Precinct No. II
Hall of public meetings
Simon Aragon
lerminio Perea
Francisco Garcia y Montoya
Precinct No. IL
House of Palo Jaramillo
Francisco Padilla
FNabo Maldonado
Pablo Jaramillo
Precinct No. 13
House of Macario Chavez
Macario Chavez
Romolo Romero
Alfredo Montoya
Precinct No. Is
House of Cresencio Chavez
Crecencio Chavez
Ramon Padilla
! Jose Ramirez
Precinct No. 16
House of w. A. Thigpen
E. T. Chapman
Thos. McNail
w. A. Thigpen
Precinc No. II
Hall of Silyestre Gabaldon
Jose R. Mirabal
Fidel Aragon
Jose A. Savedra
Precinct No. 18
Moquino school house
Romolo Padilla
Adalecio Vallejos
Jose Ologio MarqueE
Precinct No. 10
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
..oGlcE or SUIT

P9R THE COUNTY CT VA-
rFNClA, STATE OF new
i.EXIC0.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

4 restaurant his been opened
in the old halse.y Oh 1.-THE Didier
block.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

1t is hereby certified that there
was filed flor record in the office of
the State Corporation Commission of
the State Of New Mexico, on the 10th
day of December A. D. 1920; at 1890
O'Clock A. M. by the PEOPLES | UNI
BER COMPANY (N0 stockholders
Liability, a corporation organized
unter the laws of New Mexico, a du'y
executed consent in writing that said
ftrsorat,on be dissolved; ar'l this Go
mmissior being satisfied that all lhe
requirements of section 919. New
Mexico Statutes Annotated, Codifica-
tion 1915, relating to the voluntary
dissolution of corporations have been
duly compiled with.
NOW, THEREFORE, upon the FL
ing with his commission of an 2ffida
Wit showing that this certificate has
been published as required by law,
the said corporation shall be dissa;,-
ed.
The principal office of the said cor
poration in this State is at Belen, and
the name of the agent in charge there
of and upon whom service may be
made is Bernard Jacobson.
mo. 6851)
In testimony whereof, the State
Corporation Commission of the State
of New Mexico has caused this certi-
ficate to be signed by its chairman
and the seal of said Commission, to
be affixed at the City of Santa Fe or
this 29th day of December A. D. 1920
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08


The Belen schools cl ned the
ir second semegetas al iay with
full attendare
< interpret$
j. Segundo,
. ,derecho inter
NJ la violacion d r;, was an
AZ internacionales, WEDNESDAY
Interpretation de la
us dictadas por tribe
ernacionales, y quinr -
,lesa y motono de lasOail team was s
S debidas en- case d actice at ,,1I tne
,bligaciones internas snaslum sun, cssea, Meo1
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
Precinct No. 2
Precinct No. 2

In district No. 2 House of Victor Baca
Victor Baca
Bences Baca
Antonio Garia
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
NOTICE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF FILING

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA)
Us!
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08
Precinct No. 80

Butchers bond of Chavez and Luna
of Los Lunas, Patficfo Sanchez y Cha
vez of San Rafael and H. L. Byers Of
Bclen were approved by the board and
also bond of Jose Hanosh as justice Of
the peace for precinct No. 18 was ap-
proved.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

he Minutes of the previous session
were read and approved.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Precinct Mol
House of Ramon Luna
Nicolas Chavez
Demetrio Vallejos
Nicnnor Artiaga
Precinct No. 2
In distric No. one house Of rgnacio
Aragon y Garcia
Pablo Trujillo
Jose de La Paz Salas
Juan R. Gabaldon
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

gswkey Mining and Dcveio5 5c-
merit Company a corporation,
VS.. CaTins, the UnlSnown He
ira Of Aatoaio Sanchez. descas-
Vcto.iana Sanchez de Sane
-. n y SaneAoz, Tomas SEA
n. hpgsnio Sanchez, Juan
sgcfez, Teresa Saacl- ez, Lu;i
M4ldonalo, ii Rayis:u@do MalGoi-
7 0. Fra cisco Salc' cz, V.ctos--
ara Sanchez. AID to ual9a, .
airs 81 " of taeIa 8 Sa asu =
z . creols who y 1,ais.
ta@o t o. t Il adverse to
Dafs "a t.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

The county clerk is hereby instruc
ted to draw warrant of SI5Aa) dollas
in favor of Richard T., ! 70 brt
stamps for the use OF the c,uity q.
!: i,,s.
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

n Dorado Investmo.t It Co.
1-o stock elders La lity a d
IA No. 2t43
n @Q 1bber Plaistiffs
Belen news. (Belen, N.M.) 1912-1947, 1921-01-08

Hall If Daniel Lucero
/ Francirco Salazar
l'cliz Aragon
Clemente Romero
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-23
SUPPLY VESSELS
 HEAD FOR N0RTH |
Nearness of Navigating Sea. son Marked by Departure
 of Ships from Seattle.

SEATTLE, May 23.-With the sea son of navigation rapidly opening in every part of the north, vessels for Western Alaska points are prepar' ing to sail with supplies for the season. The power schooner Anvil owned by the Kuskokwim River Transportation and Trading Com pany, left for Bethel Saturday with a full cargo.
 The Anvil will be followed almost immediately by the Ruby carrying supplies for the far northern dis. tricts for the Bureau of Education. An extra schooner, the Chutotsk. Is being rushed into commission prep aratory to sailing. It will replace the Kamchatka, which was burned recently off the Aleutian Islands. A fourth vessel, the schooner Alaska, is now taking on cargo and will leave soon for visit to trading post of Karieff Brothers in Kamchatka waters.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-23
BILLIE BURKE
 HERE; BROUGHT
 MUCH PRODUCE
Trip Made by Seattle Produce House to Relieve Threat
 ened Food Shortage.

Under charter of the Bradnei Company, of Seattle, the gasboa: Billie Burke arrived in port at . { o'clock Sunday morning with, 300 cases of eggs, 124 cases of butter, some cheese and various other produce and the goods were dis tributed and one sale by 10 o'clock that morning, making the first Am erican produce to come north since the start sof the marine strike on May 1.
 Not being able to get any definite news as to when boat would leave Seattle, the commission firm with chartered the Billie Burke and left Seattle with a cargo on Saturday night, May IA. The goods were all on consignment to Juneau mer- chants, old time customers and friends of the firm, and were things that there was a shortage of.
 MT. c. F. Bradner who came north for his first trip said today:
 We will probably not make lot of money by our trip, but our idea was to relieve the threatened short age and fill orders for our custom CTS. We were unfortunate in being held up for IS hours in the Gulf of Georgia and for 8 hours in Queen Charlotte Sound, thus losing more than day in getting here We are well satisfied with the trip, however, as we think we helped our custom CTS and made friends"
 The Billie Burke is a gasboat oi 50 feet overall and is owned and operated by Capt. Frank Faber. The little vessel was loaded down to the waters edge The boat will leave tomorrow for the return trip to Seattle.
 Harvey Nickleson, of this city, is distributor for the Bradner products in the north and was interested in getting the boat to come to Juneau
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-23
UNITED STATES TO TELL MEXICO
 WHAT VII IS WHAT
President Obregon, to Be Recognized, Must Sign
 Sure Guarantee.

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 23.- A definite statement outlining con- ditions by which the United States would recognize the Mexican Gov ernment, has been prepared for sub mission to President Obregon.
 It is said the memorandum will insist that President Obregon must sign document giving assurances that Americans and their interests will be safe-guarded before this country will consider %the resump- tion of formal relations.
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-23
B. M. Behrends Co.,, Inc.

pany, left on the Northwestern for q business trip to Anchorage and other Alaska cities | Mrs. M. c. Holman, teacher during the last term at the Government school at Sitka, left on the North western for business trip to Cor dova.
 l Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Densler left or the Northwestern for Valdez. Mir ] Densler is representing a drug firm 1 in the Territory. George R. Marshall, of the firm Marshall & Newman of this city, dis tributors of Ford and Stakeholder cars, left on the Northwestern for a business trip to Western Alaska H. w. Vance left on the North western for Seward where he will be connected with the Alaska Board of Road Commissioners.
 Representatives Arthur Frame and Andrew Nerland were passengers for Western Alaska on the Northwest ern last night.
 A. P. Hawes, Territorial veterinary surgeon for Yukon, was a passenger On the Princess Mary this morning enroute to Vancouver, B. c. where he will meet his wife and family and accompany them north. MT Hawes' home is at Whitehorse.
 Mrs. w. A. Puckett, wife of a Whltehorse hardware dealer, was on board the Princess Mary this morn |ing.@ She is on her way to San Fran. cisco on. account of the sickness of her daughter there.
 s. Stride. farmer from Haines is in the city on-,a business trip.
 J. w. Combs, U. s. Deputy marshal from Haines is an arrival in the city on government business.
 J. T. Kinney. H. B. Madland and C.. G. Neiman, three travelling men arrived in the city yesterday on the Santa Rita from Sitka.
 Miss Marie Nelson, teacher in the Juneau schools during the past term left on the Princess Mary enroute to her home in Willmar, iMnn.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Dodge and children, accompanied by Mrs Dodge's sister. Miss Rose Kane. arc arrivals in the city from Hoonah.
 Mrs. c. E. Ahues arrived on the Northwestern from Seattle where she was called by the death of her daugh ter. Capt Ahues- met her at Juneau and they have gone to Taku liar hor.
 Mrs. John Gustafson and her brother, o. F. Olson. left on the Princess Mary on their way to Swed en. where they will visit the next three months.
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Zenger left on the Princess Mary today for a visit in the south.
 Mrs. Hazel Mckay. whose husband has been logging for the Alaska Pulp and Paper. Company. left for visit to the south on the Princess Mary today.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. D. Williams of Thane were southbound passengers on the Princess Mary. Mir Williams has been secretary to Manager Geo, T. Jackson of the Alaska Gastineau Mining Company.
 Miss Anna Anderson. assistant to the chief clerk of the late House of Representatives. left for Seattle on the Princess Mary.
 Guy D. Loomis, telegraph editor of Tue Empire. who has been i'll. left for hiT home at Los Angeles where Mrs. Loomis went several weeks ago
The Alaska daily empire., 1921-05-23
Emergency Tariff Bill
 Has Gone to President

WASHINGTON, May 23. The House adopted the conference report on the emergency tariff bill and the measure has been sent to the White House for the signature of President Warren C. Harding. 7r