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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
TWO PLANS TO
CLEAR RATIFICATION
OF 4-POWER TREATY
Republican d
Expect Approval of
Their Proposals

WASHINGTON. Mar 2T-Two
methods OF clearing VI the tech-
meal senate tangle over the four
power Pacific treaty and It's two
supplements were under considcra-
tion today by republican leaders
while tho senate continued debate
on the supplementary measure cv-
Guiding tho Japanese mainland
from the scopG of the four-power
treaty.
Adoption Of separate resolutions
tautying the supplemental dccla-
milton, Including inundated islands
ANA excluding domestic questions
from operation of the four-powcr
.rraty wns one method.
The other plan was inclusion IN
thc resolution ratifyinR the japan
csc mainland treaty OF thu rcscrVa-
tiunH affecting the mnndntcd
Islands and domestic questions.
Those suggesting tho iutter meth
ud. by which the declaration
would he made part Of the artin-
cation Of the supplementary treaty
pointed out that u would meet the
objection OF democrats that "A sep
urate ratification OF the declaration
would not require action by tho
other siRnntories.
Ratification OF tho japanese
mainland supplementary treaty
within % few days was predicted.
Informal c~anvassus today. II was
said. disclosed that the ratification
vote probably would be larger than
that which approved the fouf-puw-
rr treaty 4 number OF demo
crate who opposed the four-power
measure. II was believed. would
vote for the supplemental exclud-
ing the japanese mainland.
Lenders planned to proceed with
voting on the supplement despite
the absence Of fifteen senators on
thu Muscle Shoals inspection trip.
Republican leaders said that can
vases OF senators remaining here
insured a two-thlrdf vote FOR the
supplement on the basis Of tho
vote on the four-power treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
British Premier
& Is Refreshed By
His Vacation

LQNpON. March 27.-CBy The
a &lhlated Press Prime Minis
teF lloyd George expected In Lon
doD today from Cricieth. Wales
who're he has been resting for tho
last 1.-Two weeks. has henefltted won
d~errilly from the briet vacation
and b. returning ro-invigorEted BIZ
nrianp- say
NJ Lloyd George viii not resume
hlt usual activities Immediately
however. and Do j. understood thar
nftor one uigh1 in London he will
gn.fqr "a few days 20 his country
uiiee Chouusrs court. whore he
viii further consider the plans Tor
tha demon conference ana prepare
for his speech TO the HOUSE OF
common O week from today
when he Wlli seek O. vote OF conn
deuce
burning his brief stay in london
he hhaturally will consult with hts
coneagucs IN the cabinet and o.
nkhly 20 have an important talk
win the Italian foreign minister
N stSrhancr who came to London
own hight from Paris This con-
versntlon 81 Is understood VIII deal
|sntrely with the Genoa conference
nuk b. "a sort OF sequel 90 Nj
IIlcsd George exchange % Wow
with The French premier, NJ iotr-
cnrf o. Boulogne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
ENGLISH AVIATOR
ACCUSED OF WILFUL
MURDER OF GIRL
Major Ronald True
Lived in u. S. for
a Time

LONDON. Mar g7-Dy the AZ.
ISOLATED prrss)-A coroner jury
which held am inquest ove th,
body of G.rturdc Yates. othorwis,
OlIVe Young. whose body was found
Hnmu time ago iu thU bathroom uf
her rlat 900 krnsiugiou, today tr-
turned a verdict ct wilful murder
against Major Ronuld True an Eng
ii-h aviator. who lived some time
lu thr United States.
iu July. tatI True. who wns
then described ns 20 captain in the
royal british nyinE corps. wns ON
siecinl duty us instructor Tor an
uirullne company ln Brooklyn Bee
fore be wac assigned go America
as nm instructor Goa military aNiI-
ton, % was understood ne had heuu
on uctive duty in France and was
reported to have brought down II
German planes.
Later, True was on duty us lyiH-
ton instructor az Ellington field.
Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
MAN ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF HIS
MOTHER, AGED Sc
State to Ask for Con-
viction of Manslaugh-
ter Only

LOS ANGELES, March 81
Joaeph Studer went on trial before
q iUry In the superior court today
on am Information charging him
with the murder uf his mother, Mrs.
EUub,ih Studor. 30 years old, here
last September. The district at
tor1cN announced before the trial
however. that he would ask FOR a
conviction Of munslaughter Only.
thereby in effect reducing the
charge to that degree.
Evidcncv at the preliminary hear
iuE showed that Studer q brother
and tn dead woman engaged In %
fumily dispute during the course
of which Mrs. Studcr fell or wnr
pushed from "a porch to the ground,
receiving injuries from which she
dlod later.
THE states theory o. that studrr
thrust his mother off the porch.
lilo defense b. that the aged woman
was tuken with an attack Of dizzi-
moss and fell because Of these
a., uflioting theories medical evi-
d'u,o was expected to take a
prominent place To- the trial The
public defender Is appearing for
Studer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
5 ARE KILLED,
Il WOUNDED IN
CLASH IN MEXICO
Radicals and Catholics
In Battle At
Guadalajara

MEXICO CITY. March 27.-tBy
the Associated preSsi-F1Nc per-
sons were killed and eleven
wounded seriously In CLASHES NJ
Gundalajarn. state Of IulaEco. yes
tordny between radicals and cath
DIios. according TO the best avail
able Information here.
The radicals ire reported to
luv, attacked pedestrians and mo-
florists Unfortunately. the climax
being reached when they met %
group Of Catholic worlmon who
Dad attended "a labor meeting.
Tho workmcn were insulted and
and when hey took re-
ffgc in "A nearby church. tho
building was fired on 10y the r1di-
,tls The body 20 victim WIS
found IN the church
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
DEATHS

GLLEGpS- Funeral services for
Emitcrio Gnliogog. 90 years old,
were held yesterday afternoon "a
8 O'Clock from the family residence
20 the Alameda church. Burial
was la san Carlos cemetery Garcia
q sons were in charge Of arrange
mcuta.
ANZt"REs-G enaro Anzurrs
aged %. died last night al his real-
dence at RnnChos de AtrisCo. lie
b. survived hy one daughter and
one son. The body vac taken 10
Croilotts psrlors pending funeral
arrangements.
kNDB-Mrs. Josephono Knob,
so years OLD, died yesterday after
noon nt her apartment after q
short illness. She b. survived hy
her husband and one sister Flu
neral arrangements will be made
Today Crolott b. in charge.
ANIRABE- Mrs T.. ". Andrade
so yoars old. died yesterday after
noon ut her residence on SoutE
William street. She b. survived ~
one on. j. : sndiadc, aud a
daughter who were with her. Inc
body was taken To- Crolotts pat
lars Funeral arrangements viii
De made later.
IUcERO-Tho funeral of Cruzl-
IN Iucero. who died last frlddy
was held this morning from the
family residence. furial was az
Atrisco cemetery. Crollott was ~
/ charge. d.,
AItMIIo-Maria Armijo died
Yesterday morning AZ her residence
on south Edith street she is SUI
yived by her parents. The body
was taken TO Crollott's funeral
parlars pending arrangements.
sTAEuEN - Herman Stheden'
/ son of NJ and Mrs, Jeffrey sttcd-
On. died this morning at ~. AM
! thongs o%rphanage from pnue-
monia. The body was tnk"n 20
Croliott't funeral parlora pendinp
Instruction from the parents VIVA
live In Roswell. y. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Supper Table
Gossip

a. -. Nlir. arrested last night
by pntrUlmbu Fred Reufro. is be-
Ing held hy the police for uuthori-
tics et pr. aco.t. Arizona ON q tel
cay charge.
eAlviu =. GullIori and Alvin
Reach. boys of Chicago are being
detained nt tho Alsarado hotel
until word can be received from
their fathers The two were de-
taincd upon recommendation OF
Capt. Pat u'Grady The boys are
said to have run away from home
The fire department was called
70 1907 West New York avenue
at ! O'clock yesterday afternoon
70 put out "a grass fire which had
started from . rubbish fire only
a small patch Of grass burned.
Several minor cpi''s occupied
thc attention Of the police court
this morning Carlos Lopos was
fined SO on the charge OF drink
ms Dan chavez was sentenced to
10 dnyg or "a yaRrHncy charge. and
lho case Df J a. nm and Charles
Ellie. charged with being gamh-
lors. was continued until 9 o'clock
tonight. one ~ the latter ~ suid
to have had % deck % cards In his
rocket whom arrested.
MIR. Richard Gucst viii leave
tonight Tor HolbtOok. Ariz., taking
with her 70 baby which will be-
turned oyor To- an Arizona family
for adoption. The baby has been
cared for ~ late by the salvation
Army
The county INDECENT commission
Is to met az 2 o'clock tomorrow ar
ternOon.
Juan Bacu. who lives at Bcr-
nnlillo. was arrested In "a local
hotel yesterday hy q deputy from
he sheriff. office on AN insanity
aharFc. Nc be- being held In 'hc
county iail where he viii be cX-
amined by physicians before he
= taken before the district court
for commitment to the state in
zane asylum
Dennis Chavez wns appoint ii
I referee 10 hear evidence In the
/ divorce case ~ Alexandra saw
telle versus Elylra Jallegos Saw
telie In the district court this
morning The referee was APP
pointed on motion Of the plaintiff.
Coal supply Co.. Phones 4 and s.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
COAL OPERATORS
AND MEN READY
FOR LONG STRIKE
Union Organization
Work Begun in Non
Union Fields

INbiANAPOt.is Ind. March
plans complete for the
nationwide coal strike. union Lead
trs here today awaited develop
mrntH tn their program Tor d CONS
plttc uo-up Of the cuuntrys coal
industry through their call to 2uO,-
600 ~uun-uuiou miners tu Join ihe
llif million union workers In the
suspension ui work next Friday
midnight,
1hc mature &C tac activities
HuuuE the ~uuu-uuiuu worker 'ptu
been cert Geo tine discretion Of tie
district headers. hHt wiilih each
field % wac Understood The uhteil
already had many urE.ulvrs who
had been enrolled some lime -go
.tA u%uH-IuIuu pfUluNts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Court Threatens to
Issue Body Attachment
For Divorce Witness

NV YORK, a.urch 21-Su-
prone Court Justice Cohalan ,or
dnyttRrententd to issue q body at
.tachmcnt Tor Mr.. Phillip i.ydiB
former wife 81 W g. ID Stokes pu-
appeared within O. reason
time to testify further ia Mrs.
.He&l Elwood stokes suit TO re-
dover rights she claims tht
hotel man uickcd her int"
.slgalhg away.
Ms iydig who already has tcs-
in the Caa was summoned
lbs Hakes' counsel Tor further cN-
ANIMATION. Instead OF appearing
.shcAeSnt e. physician statement
Ithor tho was too ~ 10 testify
|stofts counsel rtdiculcd tho certiti-
nut Justice Cohalan cut him
with the statement that M,
process To compel the attend
dnuld he taken unless she up-
within reasonable Time
N1s LydiE. who divorced sinkes
ip England several years ago, re-
announced her e~nEagemen,
fo ~ Rpv. Percy Sticincy Grant
OF the Frotestaut Episcopal
+. hurn OF the Ascension
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Woman in Tree
Iop Holds Men
VAT Bay l9 Hours

WVsnINGTON, March 81.
Construction Of n substantial
scnft nd -qlatform under the tree
in NFIach she took refuge ycster-
dai3nfternoon was necessary be-
fork the authorities AZ 81. EliYa-
hotff3 hospital for the insane
woNs hbie today TO escue a wo-
mnu patient from her perch on
tiscfopmoet branch.
fbd tree was 20 situated that
IA - driooked a deep ravine 10
theth4spitai grounds. aud Tor -
hot,re Che woman kept the
ararda az bay by threats to throw
hert&H on the rocks below II any
ntt AAapt was made 20 bring her
aoW by force.
Nifesses and a life net were
pieNd al the foot OF tho tree
IL lHesent ia1nry II she fell and
then aarpGnterr built n scatfold
npoh which a ladder was ereeted-
al -hbaplsai attendant then
ciin(bdd 10 and despite her
fra&n brought thu woman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
CHIEF FEDERAL
:GAME WARDEN TO
/: ADDRESS c. {. A.
Election of Officers to
BE Held at Smoker
Tomorrow Night

k;eoFgc A. Lawyer OF Washington.
" g.. chief United states game
warden. viii address the Aihuuuer-
pae Game Protective association at
"a smoker 90 Dee held at the Cham
hcf of Commerce tomorrow night
aG q 80 e. cloak The officers of
the association viii also he elected
aud several special committees
wtlch have heon investigating local
rtfnp conditions VIII make their zee
pQfts.
Mir Lawyer. who has charge Of
ne Enforcement ~ the migratory
bp9i law BE- passing through Aihu-
uui rnuc on u tour nf western states
oh-whlch he is Investigating mirrn-
tdNs bird conditions Tie VIII lead
"a fdisuuasion ut the smokgr on the
edfci o. the law in increasing tho
con OF migratory birds in differ
on parts NJ ihe country. Tie VIII
alHp make suggestions 90 local
alinrisncn on improving The feed
ing Grounds aud bind refugees iu the
lta Ernude valley
~ U Mcgrath. state game com
miAsiunor from Belcn. and federal
G4Ins Warden D. % Britton Will
also DE present 40 the smoker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Who's Here


aNNNNNNN
d. c. scholtem. N Paso.
d A. stewart. Denver.
g. Powers and wife. BoleH.
S e. STERN. Omaha. Neb.
A. Jones. Gallup. ~ NJ
Henry Nuhm. r.. Las Vegas
g. r. stanley Bolen. ~ So
a. D. knowiton Denver.
T. A. Smith, santa Re
NJ c. Wood. Denver
NrF a. D. Krana. Prescott. Ariz.
" J.. simpson, cody. Wyo
David bickie. Cody. Wyu.
J n Snidcr and wife. stockport,
Ia.
8. r. Griffin and sister. Noun
tainalr. =. NJ.
p y Hallahan and family Phil
adelphia.
Mrs j. c. Galloway Atlantic city.
y. J.,
Karl Fueller. Philadelphia.
IT, \ Snow ana wife. ottawa. Ia
STURGES
H. r. sharper ana w.fe. ~ Paso.
y d. Henderson Gallup. y. N.
Zoe Trcist. PhceniR. ARR.
George H. sender. 81. Louis.
J.. L. Hubbcll. Gallup. y. N.
~ r. King, and family, Monte
Vista. Colo.
y. NJ.
George Hanlon and wifc. Noun
alnair. y. N.
W a. Robbins. Denver.
y IT, Knowl9on Denver.
Thomas Pen ~ Paso.
AINAiiNDD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
People You
: Know

RAtjAior Repairing. ouickei Auto Co.
WArren Graham Ir., - year old
bon 4of Warren Graham has sur
Icrrdsa relapse from the influenza
bndris confined 90 his bed He
u school only W days when
b. kGame il again.
r,htvd states COMMIT -ioner u
h. Donald. w.o hn- been III.
for the first time today
In Attorney william 4. keio-
her NIL return tonight trum a trip
b. a8nta ne.
Irt Roldt banker of Belcn. .s in
bnd Liz. e. q. Holdt.
raTnlgration Inspector John f.
E4afA sft this morning for Beleu
kn iwdncs
N.Ja Zero. agent of the depart
1nefde ~ Justice. h In Santa re on
3uaiAtS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
PONz| MUST GO
ON TRIAL ON z
MORE INDICTMENTS
F~renzied Financier
Loses His Appeal in
Supreme Court

WASHINGTON. March 2f.-
Charles Ponzi. whose financial \
uloIts In Boston resulted In HE
plea ~ guilty in November 1920.
h. the federal cour, 90 ~ two
indictments. aud his sentence 80
imprisonment Tor five years, must
-tans trial in the MasachuHctts
courts. this time ON 22 indictments
charging him with certain crimes
under the state luw- % was he'd
today hy the supreme court In as
opinion delivered hy CHIEF dNrtiCe
.Tuff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Kills Her Three
Children and Then
Ends Own Life

GREENWICH Conn. March 81
Mrs Henry Barker whose body
wns found in her home late last
night. billed her three small chit
dren by cutting their thrnat8 ho-
fore bringing about her own death
by the same means. HtF police
stated today The children we're
marguerite. aged o.. Iohannah
aged 3 and Henry AGED Is
m0nthH
The first intimailon Of the traE-
edy WIS the discovery by "a pauscr-
by Of an insurance policy on Che
sidewalk IN front Of the Barker
horne. upon which was written a
notice. u am going 90 Kill myself
and the children The POLICE
found the bodies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Bark Sinks in
Newport News Bay

NEWPORT NEWS Va, March
27.-The pannman Bark. Marie
BorRes. loaded with coal, myEter-
louFly sank In the harhor here
early today. Several Of her crew
escaped In small boats. They re-
ported the craft filled rapidly and
went down n short time after they
found she was leaking. She went
down In 40 feet OF water. leaving
only the tips % her mGstH pro-
trudlnE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Many Iowa Towns
Hold City Elections

DIES MONIES. Iowa. March "a.
tRy The Associated Press)-
day. Reports reaching here lndi-
interest.
dates for offices and a number viii
be elected without opposition. For
the most part tho election issues
relate to local taxation, law on
iorcamcnt and sunday motion pie
lures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27

who soon will take up his -
post NJ ambassador to Belgium
The president also nominatrd Le'
land Harrison Of Illinois, now
tached to the state department
assistant secretary OF state. 800
eoeding Fred Morris bearing WI
recently was named minister '
Portugal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
$50 WEST VIRGINIA
MINIS 10 BE CLOSED

BALTIMORE. March - The
Northern West Virginia Conf op-.
orators association have decided 70.
CLOSE down an the $50 mines in
their association tor the DURATION
az the general miners strike set
for April l. the operators an
uouutpd today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Textile Strike
Is Extended to
Lawrence, Mass.

LAWRENCE. Mass. March a.
Tho Nrw England textile strike
was extended today TO this city
an old battle ground for MIN dis
puief with curtailment Of produc-
ton Ia several plants. hut no dis
orders. several thousand opera
tlyos refused 10 Eo to work In pro-
test against IA 20 per cent wage
cut.
The Pacific mills. with 10000
operatives. were the most serious
~ affected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
William Phillips
New Under Secretary
In State Office

WASHINGTON. Mar. 27-Wii-
liam Phillips OF Massachusetts.
present minister TO the Netherlands.
vas nominated today ny President
Harding to be under secretary 81
state. succeeding Henry u. Fletcher
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-27
Seven Cent Fare
Started Today on
Street Car Lines

The nvcn rent fare went into
anect on the street ca.'a OF the
lily Electric company this morn
ms, and - being charged on an
Of the street car lines. To-day was
he day specified In the appliea-
ion made to tho state corporation
commission for permission to raise
he fares from xix to seven cents.
md white tho corporation com.
mission has not yet acted definitely
m the petition, the raig has gone
INTO effect pending the decision OF
he commission
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Ada Marie I.opp, Albuquerque;
Ralph WI Schcidnet. Albuquerque.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-04-27
De ARMOND HERE
FOR A. |. SMOKER
SATURDAY NIGHT
Ready to Put Up Hard Fight
Against Collier Other
Fighters in Shape.

Soldier De Almond arrived in
town yesterday on the mail boat
Estebeth from Fort William II. Sew
ard for his match with Collier Sat
urday evening. This bout is the main
attraction on the big bill prepared
for the American Legion smoker at
that time at ElkS' Hall.
The soldier battler said he is in
fine shape for the big mill and his
looks do not belle his words. De
Almond is modest in his claims and
forecasts. He said he had trained
consistently and believed he was in
condition to give the fans a run for
their money. Naturally he believes
he will best Collier but he gives the
Indian credit for being willing
scrapper. Leo Hfgley, one of the
best fighters in the Territory of his
weight, and Roy Osborne, we'll known
local boxer, will be in De Almonds
corner. Higley has met Collier sew
eral times, losing to him twice on
judges decisions. De Almond has
completed his heavy work and will
undergo only light training from now
until the evening of the scrap.
Hughes and Anderson Ready
Both Hughes and Jeff Anderson
have about ended their heavy train
ing and are in tip4top shape for
their bout Saturday This is the
semi-final go and is the subject OF
much discussion among the tans.
This will be the first appearance Of
the two men in a local ring, and
Hughes first time in the squared
circle. Anderson was on the bill at
the recent smoker given by the Doug.
las firemen. Other scrappers in Sat
urday nights program are also ready
to go.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-04-27
FOUR ARE DEPORTED
FROM OREGON ASYLUM

-Four persons committed to Morn
ingside ,Santarium from Alaska were
recently deported to the lands OF
their Citizenship, according to advices
received at the Governors office
The deportation proceedings were
carried out by the immigration au
thorities.
Those deported were: Jose Nor
ales, admitted to the sanitarium on
August 10, 1921, from Bristol Bay. de.
ported to Mexico April 10; Jim J
Stoiche, admitted from Cordova De
cenber 10, 1917, deported April 10
TO Macedonia; Annabelle Palacios
admitted from Bristol Bay August
30, 1921, deported to Peru, and Tom
Phillips, admitted from Circle on Oc-
to'ber /, 1921, and deported April
10 to Greece
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-04-27

under consideration terms offered by
Promoter Floyd FJtzsimmons for a
bout between .Pinkie and Benny Leon
ard, lightweight champion, at Michi-
gan City, Ind, on July A.
PHILADELPHIA Lynch, for
mer bantamweight champion Of the
world beat Jimmy Mendo, this city,
IN eight rounds here.
DENVER-F'rod Fulton of Roches-
er, Mimi, won from Bob Roper of
Chicago lin the fifth round of a sche.i-
lied 12-round bout here. Fulton, in
he fourth landed two lefts, then a
short right to Roper's jaw, andt the
latter went through the ropes He
was counted out by the referee,
Young Corbett. before he could get
Up and return to the ring. After
Roper had been pushed back into the
ring Fulton walked over to shake
hands. Roper hurled his stool a.
Fulton and then tried to make a
speech, saying that he was not
knocked cut, but had struck his head
when he went through the ropes.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-04-27
JOHNSON WILL RECOVER

Gus Johnson, who has been in the
g. Ann Hospital since April 10,
when he was injured in the head
from a fail i'm the Alaska-Juneau
mine. is rapidly gaining strength and
will recover his health. II Is reported
today. At the time Johnson was in
jured his head was SO badly crushed
no hope was held for his recovery.
He gradually improved and is now
out of danger.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-04-27
Fails to Break
Will Of Wealthy
Klondiker

SEATTLE, April q. - Edmund
ChlpEell, of San Francisco today
lost his fight to break the will of his
father William Chappell, former
wealthy Klondiker, to get possession
of half of the estate, valued at
100000.
The Superior Court sustained a de-
murrer interposed by executors of
relatives. The court must now de-
eide whether by reason OF this con-
test Chappell loses $4,000 bequeathed
him as the WIN contained "a stfpula-
tion disinheriting any heir from at
tempting to break the will.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-04-27
PORT o. MISSING MEN

The Governors office has been ap-
pealed to for aid in the search for,
or information in regard to. Martin
Goblin. a seaman, who was last heard
from in 1916 from San Francisco, and
about to leave for Alaska. Any in
formation in regard to his present
wherea bouts. or if dead, the date and
place of his death should be sent to
the Governors office. Juneau, Alaska
This data is desired by his brother
In order that an estate may be
closed.