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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
Plan to Stock Section
With High-grade Hogs

With the object of bringing into
this country n higher grade of live
stock, particularly cattle and hogs. a
board of underwriters has been Great
ed by the Pueblo County Farm bur-
eau. and this board is composed of
County Agent w. II. Sawhill, c. +.
Burke, p. *. Hudspeth, Fred C.
Waddell and w. A. Hobson.
Already this association of live stock
men has set about to evolve a prac-
tical plan to bring about the breed
ing and importing of the best of pure
bred stock.
"A pure bred animal costs no more
for its keep than a Scrub" said a
member of this board, N"and it is sew
eral times more valuable. We have
in nina some plans which we feel
sure result in higher breeding in this
country, which will be n long step to-
ward profitable stock raising even in
the most depressed market times"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
NO WORD FROM DIR. CLAY

been received from DR.. L. David Clay
who was reported held in Tijuana.
Lower California, against his will.
since friends asked Governor Oliver IL.
Shoup to intercede in his behalf Thurs
day. Bert A. Hosford, local automo-
bile dealer. and a friend of DR.. Clay
said tho request to the governor was
made on information contained in two
letters received from the aged physi-
clan. In these letters DR.. clay said he
was being held in restraint but gave
no reason for his detention, Mr.. Hos
ford said.
Or. Clay wrote that his letters were
being censored and he could not write
all he desired. MIR. Hosford said his
letters had reached DIR. Clay in Ii
iuana
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
WEEKS WANTS BIG
sum FOR ARMIES

Washington. d. c.. May f3.-An
army appropriation bill carrying nearly.
S35o'oOO.O0o and providing for an army
OF not loss than $4,000 men was ad-
vocateiG Goday by Secretary Weeks be-
fore the senate military affairs COM
mittcc. The committee had up for con-
sidcrntion the army bill passed by the
house which provided appropriations
totnlling ss20.000oo0 and an army OF
10000 enlisted men.
Tho provision of tho house for an
average army of 10000 for tho next
fiscal year Secretary Weeks asserted.
would mean TO reduce tho present
strength of 100000 to l2s.0oo men at
some period OF the year. This low fig
urc, he added. would mean an army
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
SHR|NERS ENTERTAIN CITY
WITH MUSIC AND COLOR

North Santa Fe, before the Congress
hotel. Following that the band
serenaded the hotel folks. Until 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
serenading by all musical outfits and
the evolutions of the Patrol, con-
tinued on the principal streets of the
city. ending for those who were not
Shriners with the big parade at night.
Potentate Frank f.. Mortenson, last
night, assured the novices that many
surprises were in store for them; that
Friday. May 13. would be, undoubt-
lessly, day long to be remembered
in their lives.
Last night, following the cere-
monial, refreshments were served to
tho old and new Shriners on the third
floor of Memorial hall.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
DENIES COLLECTING
INSURANCE CARRIED
BY FOUR HUSBANDS

Honolulu. May is.-tRy The Asso-
ciated Press)-Mrs. Paul Vincent
Southard. held In Jail here on a charge
OF numbering her fourth husband. Ed
ward Meyer at Pocatollo. Idaho, denied
today that she had collected any in
surancc on the lives OF her former hus-
bands. chief OF detectives Arthur Me
Duffc OF the Honolulu police depart
mont said he asked tho woman for
ust of her former husbands and that
she gave him the names or Robert -
D,ploy. VIM. McHsffic and Meyer
oruitting the name Of Harlan Lewis.
said to have been her third husband.
Mr.. McDuffio said. he asked Mrs
suuthward II that was all and she
answered yes. that's all" \ search OF
Mrs. Southward's effects. according to
McDuffic. has revealed. an insurance
application form OF leading insurance
company.
Tho warden of the jail. where Mrs.
southard is held declared late today
that she appears cool and normal. but
that Rhc cats very little. Authorities
have received cable ndvicos from Twin
Falls. Idaho. To tho effect that Deputy
Sheriff v IL. Ormshy was on his way
to Honolulu To return Mrs Southward
TO Idaho for trial. At tho request OF
Idaho officials, extraordinary pre-
-sutions have been taken to forosiall
my pos-ihic attempt by Mrs. Southard
10 take her own life
Honolulu. MAY 1s.-PauI Vincent
Sputhnrd. husband OF Mrs LYDIA South
ud who Is under arrest hero on
-harsc Of numbering her fourth hus-
band Edward T. Meyers NJ Pocairllo.
'dahn. offered today 10 pay her passage
nd tho paSsngc uf Hn accompanying
,fficcr to Twin Fails. Idaho, for trial
Il once. in order to got her out OF Jail.
,s soon as possible. Southnrd said his
vifc's health was so poor that he
feared for tho results II she was kept
'onfincd in her cell much longer.
Southard said today that lie had
married. before nud was divorced and
hat one child was born OF this former
,nion.
An allotment OF So month is
,cing Maid his. former wife, he said.
md he made application last week to
iavc this trsnsfcrrcd to tho present
frH. Southard
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
POISON ny MISTAKE

Colorado Springs, May 1S.-Mrs.
Vornie .Iardine. so years old died late
today after she had swallowed poison
ny mistake. Her husband. found her
lying unconscious on the bathroom
floor. Restoratives were administered
bat she died soon after. Physicians
believe Mrs. Jardine mistook the
poison for medicine which was con-
tained I'm similar flask 1t is tho
second death from poison here within
twenty four hours
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
SPEEDY AIR MAIL.

Salt Lake City. Utah. May i5-An
airplanc mail which loft North Platte.
Neb., at 1850 o'clock this morning
reached Salt Lake at 2:i0 o'clock this
afternoon. two hours and five minutes
ahead OF schedule. Stops for transfers
from plane to plane were made at
Cheyenne and Rock Springs. Wyo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
BEAT Up sTRIKEBHEAKEn

ScnttIc, WISH. May 13.-EiEht
strikebrcakcrs. hired for the steam
ship Alameda OF the Alaska steam
ship company were pulled from an
automobile when they arrived at tho
ships dock today and badly beaten
by n crowd Of more than 100 men,
said by the police to he striking
marine workers. The driver OF tho
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
Realty Transfers

NJ. z. Box TO Thomas Spencer; lot.
20 TO % inclusive. block 81. Fair
mount Park. second filing. $l.7oo.
Bertha Zeindahl to John Ryrnes:
north 33's feet lot 7. block Z. Bes-
scmcr. $4,000.
Robert NJ. Morris. commissioner
10 $. w. Aldred: southeast quarter
section %. twp. Il. range 81. sl.la5,
Tho Sycamore National Bank TO
W. n. and Nora r. Altaffor: lots I .
to rs. inclusive. black Is, Blake's sd-
dition. $1,000.
c. l. Englc to Jc.ric +. McCallum
lots $ and Z. and 81 and IS. block II.
Irving Place. gift deed.
j. VIII johnson and George n.
Moston to James T.. McFccly: lots 7.
s. o. 10. and fractional lot {. and lots
II. le. IL. - Is and fractional lot
6 block I Fountain addition $4,000.
John c. Nrom to william David
Watson; lots Is TO "a inclusive. block
Is, Mattice's addition. $1,000.
+ a. Sturctovsnt to Tho Newton
Lumber company: lots II and IL.
block eli, Il. Pueblo Heights. $1,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14

with fighting strength of 10000 men
and infantry companies of so men each.
Tho war secretary. although ques-
toned by committee members. refused
to discuss the possibility of with
drawal of tho American forces on the
Rhine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
TO SUPPORT MARINE STRIKE

New York, May I3.-Union cnEin-
ors OF tug boats in New York harbor
Rvc agreed not to handle ships man
ed by non union mon. Thomas n
fralcy. marine cnginccrH labor head
lcularcd tonight. Mr. iicaly assert
d no general walkcut on tho part OF
hcsc men was contemplated. He
rcdictcd the action Of tho ,ugboa,
ien would bo an effective handicap
/, shin owners. Relations with tho
hippinE board and private operators
re completely broken. off. Mr.. Hcaly
.ssertcd.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
GOODYEAR uEouG>

New York. May i3.-Thc directors Of
he Goodyear Tire and Rubber COM
any met here today and completed
he reorganization Of the corpora tion
nder tho terms recently outlined by
~ new financial interests. Edward
I. Wilmer. Of Milwaukee. was elected
resident succeeding Frank y. Siob-
-iinE
The direc,ors also approved and mad.
rovisions for taking over the new
onds and debenturs stock
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
RONDS FORFEITED

Denver. May i3.-Failurc of Harry f.
Edwards. arrested recently on a charge
of violating the prohibition law to ap-
pear heforo United States Commissioner
Albert Trcgo, for preliminary hearing
today resulted in tho forfeiture of
$1,000 federal bonds. court officials said
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
SMITH WINS RUN

Boulder. Colo, May &c. a. Smith
won the annual cross country run of
the University OF Colorado today max
ing the total distance of II miles in II
minutes and Is seconds. Several other
university men competed.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
nAILuo>DEns sUrrOI,T sTuIkr:

london. Ems. May Il,-tBy Tho
Associated Press)-Thc National union
of railroad men today stepped actively
into tho nght in support Of striking
British miners. Tho railway mems ac-
,iou took tho form OF decision by tho
executive committee that members
would not handle imported coal no
matter for what purpose intended.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
SOME COW GIVES
BIRTH TO 4 CALVES

Bclmond, Iowa. May 15.-Four
: husky calvcs--thrce hoifcrs and
= n bull-all doing nicely and able .
to take and obtain nourishmcnt
= from the original source is the
contribution toward reduction in
tho price OF meat, butter and I
= milk offered tho world last Tues I
= day by COW owned by Ralph I
= Christie, a farmer here Last
year tho cow gave birth to twin
= hcifcrs
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
ASSISTANT ro Mn. HOOVER

Washington, n. G.. MAY 13.-Secrc-
tary Hoover has appointed NJ r.
Fcikor Of New York former vice prosi-
dent Of the McGraw- uiil Publishing
company az assistant to tho secretary.
II was announced today. The appoint
ment does not require confirmation by
the senate.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Laramie, Wyo., May lS.-John s.
Laramie. graduate OF the University
of Wyoming. has been appointed as as
sistant professor Of psychology at Yale
University.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
Graduation
Suits for
Young Men

We have just received and
placed on display beautiful
line of young mems Suits, in
single and double breasted mod
els, that are just the thing for
graduation. They come in a
beautiful dark blue unfinished
worsted, and. are worth a good
deal more than we ask for them.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14

car also was roughly handled. police
said. a riot call was turned in but
the crowd had dispersed before the
police arrived.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14

Fresno, Calf, MAY 15.-Harlan e,
Lewis. ono of the alleged victims Of
Mrs Paul V. Southard. left Fresno.
where he was employed, ms "a gas en-
zinc expert. several years ago to take
charge OF the Holt ManufacturinE
company's mechanical department In
Colorado. Two years ago friends re-
ccivcd n letter from Lewis at Billings,
Mont. HnyinE he was TO hc married.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
s.>p,.or ,.EACt-t.

~A>D'.OT LEAGUE
The Taylor Indians challenge to tho
onrt Of Honor brownies was for u
,nday game inEtead Of Monday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14

Pocatcllo. Idaho, May 13.-Thc Ban
mock National bank closed it's doors to-
day by orders OF the directors. accord
Ing to II. l.. Nachcs supervising ma
tional bank examiner for the twelfth
federal reserve district. Tho banks re-
sources are given at si,5b5, $40 with in
dividual deposits amounting to $3.50 1o7.
No statement could bc obtained today
from either tho bank examiner or
President 5. l.. Reecc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
TO SIGN PAPERS TO
GET MRS. S0U1AARD

Boise. Idaho. May i5.-Licutcnant
Governor Moore Of Idaho will arrive
here Saturday morning from Walla
WaIla. Wash. to sign the cxtraditton
papers for Mrs LYDIA Southard wanted
on tho charge OF numbering Edward F..
Meyer of Twin Falls. "A former hus-
band, September 8. 1920. Governor D..
W. Davis, Is on his way to Washing
ton. n. G.
Tho oxtradition papers are addressed
to the governor OF Hawaii.
Mrs. V. H. Ormsby wife of the
deputy sheriff OF Twin Falls, Ida. will
carry the papers to San Francisco, and
sail with her husband "Wednesday May
is.
Twin Falls. Idaho. May 13.-Dcputy
Sheriff w. II. Ormsby who is waiting
In San Francisco for rcuuisition papers
from tho governor OF Idaho on tho
Governor of Hawaii for tho return of
Mrs LYDIA Southland charged with the
murder OF her fourth husband Ed
ward T.. Meyer may not he able to sail
for Honolulu on wednesday. Governor
Davis, and Lieutenant Governor Moore
are both out OF the state and the ncccs-
gary papers in tho case which were
taken TO Boise ycstcrdsy cannot be
signed before Saturday. Mrs. ormshy
will take the papers to san Francisco
and accompany her husband on the
trip and help bring tho accused woman
to Idaho for trial.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
RANKs CLOSE DOORS

Anita, Iowa, May l3.-Thc Citizens
Savings bank here capitalized at $50. .ooN
and In existence for thirty years, failed
to open its doors for business today.
due. II was said by President ID. Il.
| torsbay, to inability OF the bank TO
realize on farmers securities. slow
collections on which made 1t impossible
to maintain sufficient cash to meet
current requirements. Deposits which
were 100000 "A year ago. have dimin-
ishcd to si50.0oo at present. 1t was said.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14
3 J iif he sur

The fabric from which these
Suits are made is splendid quail
ity, the garments are beautiful
ly tailored and trimmed, and
represent the very latest ideas
for young mems fashionable
wear Us represented in the big
eastern universities, where COM
fort, GOODNESS, quality and style
are the things that count with
the students and graduates to
be.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-05-14

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
ELECTION GALL
 FOR RECALL

Devils Lake, N. D., March 3O.- The question if issuing the call for q recall election is in the hands of the Anti-Non-Partisans League men, of North Dakota. The formal petition for the recall election against sev- eral of the states officers including Governor Frazier is in the hands of the Anti-Non-Partisans, and must be decided by them. The state off, cials in question had the endorse ment of the Non-Partisan League in the last election. The Anti's are op- ening two days session of con- ference in which the matter will be decided.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
Hart Against
 Recall Petition

Olympia, March SO,--GoveInOr Hart has reused the ire oC guIGe of the people of Washington, 50 much so that a petition for his recall as governor of the State of Washington has been filed w.C, :he Secretary Of State. It seems that some of the peo- ple of Washington are displeased that he signed the poll tax bill. The petitioners are led by an undertaker and a society woman. Joseph R. Manning is the undertaken, living in Seattle. and Mrs. George MaCLaugh- lin a prominent club woman are leading the fight on the governor.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
MRS. EGGERT IS
LAID AWAY

Dr, Charles Eggert of Prince Ru- pert, B. C. returned on. the train Tuesday, from Atlin. where he went two weeks ago to see his mother who was very ill.
 Dr. Egeert did not arrive until after Mrs. Eggert had passed away. The funeral was held last week and was attended by almost every per son in the Atlin district.
 Mrs. Eggert was a pioneer of At lin. was well beloved by all, and the passing will leave a void that cannot be filled.
 Mir. Eggert and the family have the undivided sympathy of the com nunity.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
FRISCO WINE
 SOPHISTICATED

San Francisco, March 3O.-Feder- al officers put a crimp in the wine business in this city when they ar rested five bootleggers who were il- legally transporting liquor. With the arrest of five came the announce ment that the officers had seized two hundred thousand gallons of wine, and property worth a quarter of a million dollars. The officers have been on the track of the big five and yesterday sprung the trap. Wine has been flowing freely in San Fran cisco, and this raid will cut of con siderable of the supply which has been illegally transported into the city.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
BOYS C-iS8
 VIII SOLDIERS

GuaJamala City. March &o.-An easter crowd of boys were cclcbrat- ing the day hanging Judas Iscariot in eligy. X detachment oi soldiers aD- peared on the scene .ud the boys be- began ston.@s ,aeal. Tae soldiers re- tal.a,cd hy ar.gg into the crowd o- boys and killed four and wounded seven
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
Harding Appoints
 Com. tOInVeStigate

Washington, Mar. &0.--Prcsident Harding appointed d committee of eleven to investigate the treatment which the government is according the world war veterans who were wounded. Included iE this commit tee are: Charles G. Dawes, and Com mander Galbraith of he American Legion. They will also look into the affairs of the war risk bureau, and the board for vocational train ing of the returned soldiers.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
MURDERS
 IN MEXICO

Washington, March 31.-Edward Davis of Arizona, a miner, John c. Quinn of Massachusetts, a sailor, and A. D. Briges of Galveston, a ne gro. all Americans, were murdered in Mexico. The state department has taken the question of the mur- der up with the Mexican government and has made the demand on the Mexican government that the perpet- artors be apprehended and punish ed.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
COPPER MINES
 SUSPEND WORK

New York, March 3O.-The great copper mines of the west have sus- pended operation owing to the con- dirf0u of the copper market. h. cluded in the lit of those suspend ing work are: Anaconda Copper, ugah Copper, Nevada Cooper, Ray Consolidated and Chino Copper. Six thousand men have been thrown out of employment. at Butte, Mont, when the AuacOnda shut down the copper works.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
FAILS TO GET
 NONtYSUICIOE55

San. Francisco. March S0.-J. FL ton Morgan of. Chicago, bree2cI . , the editorial rooms of the Bulletin, and made a shrewd attempt to eX- tort five thousand dollars from the editor, R. A. Brothers. Wien he discovered his plan would not work and that he could not flim-fam the editor he killed himself in the office.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
PRESERVE FRUIT
 If TWO STAIES

Portland, March 3O,-An organi- zaGou representing twenty capital ia.s of two states has been iucorpor- ared under the name of the Oregon Washington Canning and Preserving Company. The Company is capital i2ed at ten million dollars and is formed for the express purpose of handling in a unit the berry crops of Washington and Oregon.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
ID HELP
 CHINA RECOVER

Washington, March 2l.-The bank CTS of France. Britain. Japan and the United States are cooperating in an oapr to assist China. These haukers are also interested in g. movement 10 cncoulyr American in teresrs in this work. The mterna- y.onal group is known as the Chin ess Cousorrium and has received rae approval Of the department of state as expressed ,o Morgan and Co. thru the Secretary. Nlr. Hughes.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
TAXES BULLET.
 FROM BRAIN

Os Iu.ra. March 3O.-One of two lu-y,5 "rcd hy Roman Leondowski, ua insane patient in the asylum, in an attempt at suicide, was seccess- fully extracted by Dr. w. L. Chap man of Brooklyn. Dr. Chapman was himself an invalid sitting in a chair at the time of the operation. At the conclusion of the operation, when the patient recovered consciousness he remarked, I'm feeling great"
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31

Washington. March 3O.-Attorney General Daugherty said today that it was his opinion tH0l the nation will settle down within year or two to q more comp!cte observance of the prohibition laws and that from this time forward there will be less bootlegging.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
IN
 GREAT SORROW

Baltimore, March 31.-The body of Cardinal Gibbons lay in state in the great Cathedral and as the mighty and lowly united in q great sorrow for the loss of their loved leader passed by the bier to look up- on the face of the dead prelate, ma ny wept profusely. He was held in great esteem by the people of his city.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
HOUSE FAVORS
 IMPEACHMENT OF GOV

Oklahoma, March 3l.-The i'm peachment of Governor J. B. A. Robertson was recommended in report filed in the Oklahoma Ho"'c of Representatives today. The re- port was made by an inv2e':s' .ion committee and cEGTgos -lae Gover- nor with gross neglect and corrup- tion in office. It also accuses the executive asinS he ciemency of iis office in the case Of nineteen hund- red prisoners.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31

Seattle, March 3O.-Judge Meter CT in a decision which he handed down today virtually ruled that fed eral prohibition officers cannot search private homes1 nor the rooms in ho- tels, nor persons at any time, or place in search of liquors unless such off cers are armed with search warrants and that resistance against the search Of homes. rooms in hotels or persons is the right of citizens.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
SEBIRIfN ET'J J.-fC SEEKS
 V. <. RECOGNITION

Was. ..-..-. --". .1--I1e s-.." dy.ar.-,ag .a@ou...i today ta@r l.r Au.w..a 0"s ou a. Picking h-s received 8 e.n-nn.ea..ou from the far eastern ~.ona'.e "t Siberia. T.a couwuu""... .... ..- r""0gnttt"n of r.- a.-. -..."".a ]. nnh,.a by l"" ru..rt -....s ".. ......a..gl clairs uG r.a u." ....''.. ....-.ae t.-.r .r-- G... about L.A. ...-.u.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
NEWS NOTE

One man who could not speak for eight months regained his speech in an aeroplare flight at a height of 14.O0O feet. Problem.-How far would some have to be taken up to make them speeches. for eight months? All aboard.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
.LIEUT.C0NEY
 ATDEATH'5D00R

Natchez. Miss. March 30.-Lieut Coney, who attempted the one stop, one day, flight from Jacksonville, Fla, to San Diego. and who fell near here and disloca,ed his spine, is near death. He is not eNspected to live
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
Labor Temple
 Gamblers Arrested

Seattle. March 3O.-The Seattle police raided a gambling game which was in progress in the Labor Tenn pie, last night at midnight. They arrested twenty four.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31

Budapesth, March 3o.-Former Emperor Charles visited this city to- day not with the idea of taking poss- ession of the H"lgarian throne bLt for the pur a of trying to induce the Hur~4rian government to fall in line with his plans of government.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
HUSBAND
 IN QUARREL

Seattle. Mar 2g.-s..s.,1 .'....n has been ont of work, hn-a..o he WIS not able to supply his wife "i,I money. a quarrel resulted in which the wite stabbed the aushand ]" 'hb back. sprague be.y:o he died stat ed that his wiCc had a bad temper. and that he d.d not want her prose CuJed for s.aln.ug a.0.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31

Washington, Mar. 30.-President Harding received EX-PTemier Vivi- ani of France, who has come as en- voy extraordinary to this country from France.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
COMMUNISTS ARE
MEETING DEATH

Berlin, March 3O.-Three hundred German communists have met death in the uprising ich have taken place in Germany. within the past ten days. The government is try ing thousands of them under q spe- cial court.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
DROVE TIE
 POLICE OFF

Berlin, March 3t.-Bands of com munists attacked the Security police at Groebers yesterday afternoon, and won out. They killed two officers and ten privates and drove the po- lice off. There is much gUerillG warfare going on in this part of ,@e country.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
Tacoma Again
 In Limelight

Tacoma. March &0.-James Her oa,o. saw chance 10 get away with S5.ooo of government funds. and took the chance. James is gov erumenr employee in the internal revenue department. he was arrest cd. and charged with emba2llewent.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-03-31
ID H4yE
 WIRELESS

Wasa!ug.o on. March &o.-Word has been received by the government that the Chinese government is short ly 10 begin tHe CouSuucyio" of the largest wireless station in the world. The station wtlg he located at Shan hai