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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Five Page Article Appears in Congressional Record
 by Alaska Delegate. EXCESSIVE RATES ARE CHARGED BY DELEGATE
Agent Kline of Admiral Line Makes Reply-Attack Is
 Most Unwarranted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2. - Dan Sutherland, Delegate from Alaska, prints five page article in the Congressional Record, attacking two steamship lines operating ill Alaska. The Delegate charges the steamship companies with cxacting excessive freight and passenger rates.
 The Delegate says: T would call attention to the outrageous system of extortion practiced by the trans portation companies of Seattle whereby the Alaskan shipper is held up for tribute not enacted from shippers or consignees of any coun- try on earth to which American commerce extends"
 The Delegate explained today that he presented the matter in the hopes of obtaining Shipping Board vessels to relieve the Alaskan situation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Is Expelled From Judaism Leon Trotsky Is Cast Out

BERLIN. Jan. 12--Leon Trotzky has been expelled from Judaism, ac- cording to reliable information re ceived here.
 It is reported that the ceremony expelring Trotzky was enacted at the synagogue at Ekaterinoslav. At the end of the Sunday services Moses Bronstein. the father of Leon, known as Trotzky,' an old man with struggling hair, led forward his fam lily of sons and grandsons. They charged Trotzky with forsaking the faith of his forefathers. The father declared:
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
STRONG PROTEST AGAINST DEPOT
 REMOVAL MADE
Seattle Organizations Send Protests to Washington
 on Army Orders.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 12.-The Seattle Port Commission and the Se- attle Chamber of Commerce have sent vigorous protests to Washing ton against the abandonment of the Army Quartermaster Depot here which was ordered discontinued De cember 31.
 It is pointed out in the protests that the depot here has been oper- ated at two per cent of the cost of operating the San Francisco depot. The abandonment of the depot means that supplies for the Northwest and ed in San Francisco and the oper- ating cost will be made greater.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12

"He has proven an enemy of Juda- ism and a curse to humanity. I want him expelled from the community of Jews. damned and cursed beyond re- demption on earth. in heaven and hell"
 The presiding rabbi blew the shof- far (horn) east, west, south, north; read seven prayers and seven curses, and blew out seven candles on the altars. During the cursing ceremony Trotzky's mother tainted, but she was revived and again joined the other members of the family in dis owning her son.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12

contribute It rumored that the Albanian which has William of O seeking Napoean king Three Commissioners Balkan parliament find candidate from entanglement of
 
  descendant of powerful ruling house The dis
  bachelor king His wife They
  A. J. Chekrev of the three High Commissioners who this fufment his mission Napoleon Elizabeth Patterson, Baltimore. O Bonaparte
 
 Europe Wesphalia refusing
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
WINTER GALE
 LASH|NC EAST
Severe Winter Storm Has At. lantic Section in Grip
 go Mile Wind Blows.

NEW YORn, Jan. 12.-This sec tiOn of the country has been lashed reaching a velocity of 90 miles an hour of Sandy Hook at noon.
 Much hail and rain has resulted.
 Three pedestrians have been in- jured by falling signs and broken glass windows.
 The wind has blown many small craft from their moorings and held incoming liners at quarantine.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
INDEPENDENCE FOR SCOTLAND
 IS NOW AG|TATED; SECESSION

LONDON Jan. 12Now there is agitation for the independ ence of Scotland.
 Forty members of the Scots National League which stands for pete separation from England has in London and to the wild strains of the bayppes affirmed their determination fight need be- gain complete and absolute independence for Scotland
 Speakers recalled that 1706 Scotland country with national debt of only ngand pence head of the population Today Scotsman a7 Scotands contrbu taxation amounted 9124870O0 but only quarter of this devoted to Scottish they complained
 The threat Scottish failed anything a smile from the general public.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Rewards Apportioned for
 Captors Sherif's Slayers

BEND. Ore, Jan. 12.-Rewards of. fered by the city of Pendleton and Umatilla county for the capture of the slayers of Sheriff Til Taylor was today apportioned by Circuit Judge Duffy in opinions in an equity case,
 The case was brought by the coun- ty and city against the captors.
 Eighteen men participated in the capture of Hart and Owens, eight helped in the capture of Rathie and four gave information. The men will share the money offered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
NE:WbERRY LIKELY 70 GET HIS SEAT
Senate Republicans Agree to Amendment Conforming
 Expenditures.

lETlN--WASHI Jan 12.-Late this afternoon the United States voted to allow Senator Tru man Newberry, of Michigan, to re- tain his seat. The vote was 46 to Al.
 WASHINGTON, Jan 12.-The Sen ate Republicans today agreed to an amendment by Senator Wills of Ohio to the resolution declaring Senator Newberry is entitled to his seat The amendment would strike out the SO called exoneration clause and substi- ute condemnation for large expendi lures during the political campaign
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
2,000 Families Are Reported Facing Starvation

POMEROY, Ohio, Jan. 12.--Re- ports reaching here of families of more than 2,000 miners are facing starvation in the Wark Hollow Dis trict at Forest Run. The minip g town is in distress attributed to lack of work in the coal mines which have been shut down for some time
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Princess Mary Wears An
 Emerald Engagement Ring

LONDON. Jan. 12-The choice of emeralds for Princess Mary's en- gagement ring has caused a boom in those stones in England. The square cut emerald is the most fashionable and the most expensive.
 Emeralds are dearer than diamonds and run from 70 to 80 pounds carat up to GOO pounds a carat for stones free from flaws. which are extreme " rare.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
CONFERENCE AT GENOA RECEIVES
 ATTENTION NOW
Proposed Agenda Awaited by United States Before
 Any Step Is Taken.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. The United States Government will prob ably await the agenda of she pro- posed Genoa economic conference be- fore accepting the invitation to at tend.
 Coincident with this announce ment, Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Labor, made a statement asserting there is no place in an International econ omic conference for Lenine and Trotzky." Russia and Germany have been invited to the conference.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Claims Retail Food Prices
 Are Declining

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. - Retail prices of food in sixteen principal cities declined from 12 to IS per cent during the year ending Decem- Der 18th last according to statistics announced today by the Bureau of Labor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Says Political Propaganda.

Local representatives of Seattle shipping lines said today that they had no idea of what Delegate Suth- erland was driving at. It was more than likely, they intimated, that the attack is intended as campaign am intuition by the Delegate who it is reported expects to come to Alaska within few weeks for the purpose of filing his candidacy for re-nom- ination at the Republican primaries next April.
 'I know that the charges Mr. Sutherland is quoted as having made to be without the slightest founda- ticn," declared J. H. Kline, local
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
CHINA-JAPAN ISSUES.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Secre- tary Charles E.. Hughes and British Spokesman Balfour have submitted a series of informal proposals and alternatives looking to compromise of the Tsingtao-Tsainan Flu railroad dispute which is now under consid- eration by the Tokio and Pekin gov ernments. A decision is expected within a few days it is learned from high authority.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Arbuckle Case Delayed
 Today by Tardy Jurors

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 12.- The tardiness of two temporary jur- ors delayed the resumption of the examination of prospective jurors in the Arbuckle trial when court op- ened this morning. Seven temporar- ies. including three women, are now in the box.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Amnesty to Be Granted
 Irish Political Parties

LONDON, Jan. Fixing George has issued a proclamation extending general amnesty ''in respect to po- litical offenses committed in Ireland prior to the operation of the truce of last July"
 The release of prisoners is ex- pected to begin immediately.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
DAN SUTHERL AND ATTACKS TWO
 STEAMSHIP COMPANIES IN THE
 ALASKA BUSINESS; HIS CHARGES
Alaska Pioneer Miner Is Robbed In Seattle

1its early today held-up Eli Brylich pioneer Alaskan miner, severely beating him and then escaping with S1,000. Brylich has ben in the em- ploye of the Copper River Mining Company and was here in Seattle for on his first trip in five years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Coalition Cabinet of
 Spain Is Down and Out

MADRID. Spain, Jan. 12-The coalition cabinet headed by Antonio Maura. Premier and Minister of Fiji nance. has resigned as the result of 8 bitter political strife.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
CARPENTER WINS
 IN LONDON BOUT

BULLETlN-LOND Jan. 12- Georges Carpentier, French cham pion, tonight knocked out George Cook, Australian heavyweight, in the fourth round.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12

Baker, publisher of the Cleveland cultural committee. Baker said an unfailing supply of paper for news papers is necessary.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
She'll Me Cormick Bill
 Supported by Publisher

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-The pro vision of the Snell-McCormick for estry bill is endorsed by Albert B
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-01-12
Dramatically Lays Problems Before Chamber of De-
 puties, Then Quits.
RESIGNATION COMES
 AS REAL BOMBSHELL
Action Is Liable to Have Some Effect on Arms Confer
 ence Agreements.
BULLETIN - PARIS, Jan. 12.-

BULLETIN - PARIS, Jan. 12.- Premier Briand has resigned.
 The resignation was submitted to President Millerand after the Pre- mler put the Anglo French pact, po2tponemcnt of German reparations and the French participation in the Genoa conference squarely before the Chamber of Deputies telling the members Of the Chamber in the bluntest possible terms to take them or leave them"
 The resignation came as an entire surprise as Premier Briand had apparently won the sympathy of the Chamber of Deputies in his pro- rosals and remarks.
 Premier Briand's cabinet members were taken by surprise and amaze mont.
 President Millerand accepted the resignation of Premier Briand and his entire cabinet. The President announced he might name a new Premier tomorrow.
 Minister of War Bathou and for mcr President Poincaire arc men toned for the position of Premier
 CAUSES GREAT SURPRISE.
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. - Pre- mior Briand's resignation has ere ated bombshell effect in arms con- ference circles. His action is today being considered as likely to have great effect on the decisions already reached or about to be reached. The belief is also expressed that the re- signation will greatly effect the Genoa economic conference which has been called by the Allied Su- preme Council.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
brief NEWS NOTES
WHAT HAS OCCURRED DURING
WEEK THROUGHOUT COIN.
TRY AND ABROAD
EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE
Gathered From All Parts OF The
Globe And Told In Short
Paragraphs
Foreign

1t is stated in Mexico City that tie
/ Banco Unco de Mexico Will be "sta''
: lishcd next January with capital or
two hundred million dollars. owned
Jointly by the government and the pub
lie.
Officers Of Philippine Island inter
island vessels have notified their own
ers that they would strike July 81 if
salaries are reduced. Insular officers
have intimatcd that they would use
coast guard cutters to handle the inter-
island traffic if the threatened strike
becomes effective
Officials Of the British Red Cross
headquarters say that Il recent press
announcement emanating from Geneva
that the Spahlingcr vaccine treatment
against tuberculosis had been purchas.
ed by the Red Cross had not been a,,-
thorized by that organization.
President Obrcgon Of Mexico shows
improvement. The high temperature
OF the past few days has almost dis
appeared and he will soon be back ut
his post
Provincial newspapers throughout
- iNooit "liItIl lltlclOlOIc HuNC DGGil
serving rs official organs for local
governments will have to conform in
their German republic or forcgo their
revenues from official advertising a
decree to this effect has just been is
sued. effective Immediately
Pope Plus received Henry Morgcn-
thali. iormer ambassador from the
United States to Turkey, and had I,
long conversation with him ancnt con
dltionS in the Occidcnt.
Lord Newton. speaking in the Brit.
lsh house Of commons the other after.
noon. declared England and Scotland
were the dirticst countries in Europe
lie said that in the city OF London
alone 800 tons OF SCOT falls every yea,
on each square mile.
Free state troops have captured Raj
'lnlough and Ballyhumis, it was al,
nounced recently.
Canadian railroads from the Altar
TIC to the Pacific may be tied up wit
strike nearly equal in extent 10 tina
OF the United States as the result c
strike ballots which were being coun
cd at Montrcai
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
The Best Mans Toast.

at the club last night the business
girl was the center Of group of
interested listeners. Fragments of con
fcrSntion containing the words "pridcs,
maids" simply adorable" wonder
ful house. pearls" Japan" tloatetl
over to the Woman and induced her
to put down the magazine and I'M
bluShingly seat herself on the ChcS-
tcrficld directly behind the animated
narrator, just in time to hear her de-
Scriptioh Of the best man.
He was Very good looking, though
rather concritcd. and i'm responding to
the hridrSmaids toast said: All
through our school and college DAYS
the groom and | have been the best
or friends. In games and sports I
nave usually beaten him out, but in
this great race for bride the better
man has won, ana I'm sure he's wei
come to her OF course the poor thing
meant to say: I'm sure he's worthy of
her But he can never, never explain
1t away. and the bride says she GER
talnly won't invite him to another
wedding Of hers :"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03

The Polish diet has rejected motion
of want of confidence in President Pill
sudski introduced by members OF the
Right. The vote was 20 in favor Of
the president. against 1S7.
Through hole blown in the wall
by mine, los prisoners escaped from
tho Dundalk Jail. county Louth, Ireland
The shock Of the explosion shook the
town, shattering the windows OF the
county hospital and the dwellings Of
the towns best residential district.
Former Secretary of War Baker was
recently called before the special grand
jury investigating alleged war frauds
i'll connection with the sale by the war
department Of the old Hickory powder
plant at Jacksonville. Tenn, to the
Nashville Industrial corporation
a national emergency, growing out
OF an industrial conflict, has been dc.
clared by the government for the first
time III the poace-time history OF the
United States. AS a result Of the coal
and rail strikes, the interstate com.
merce commission. empowered for the
iirst time by the Esch.Cummins law,
has assumed control Of the distribution
OF fuel. food and other necessities
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
FACILITATE REPAIRS
ON ELEVATED STAND
Portable Platform for Auto Work
Is Illustrated.
Two Longitudinal Rails Of Wood, Ten
Feet Long With Center Support,
Will Prove Entirely Salts
factory-HoW Made.

In the small repair shop it is not
always convenient or practical to have
Il work PIT or permanent elevated
platform for removing the automobile
far enough above the floor to give free
ana easy access underneath 4 stand
that Is portable and on which an au-
tomobilc can be placed in an elevated
position is shown in the accompanying
Illustration.
1t consists Of two longitudinal rails
or wood, 10 feet long. \ center sun.
port with two pivotS about "a inches
hish forms Il trrStl" on which the au-
t"m"blc is pulled by means Of wind
Ing bar, crank. handle, and rope, with
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
Vexatious Problem to Insert
Lubricant Through PIughoIe
Larger Than Gun Nozzle.
CHEMISTS CORKS ARE IDEAL
Special Guns Are Part Of Equipment
on Many of Mast Modern Cars
Having Lubricating Systems
Clean Out Yearly.

One Of the most vcNntiouS grcnSng
problems is to insert grease through Il
pluSholc larger than the nozzle OF the
gun. 70 keep tho grease from going
everywhere but into the hole, obtain
cork about the size OF the largest
plug on your car. Bore hole in this
cork SO that 1t Will slide over the
stem of the grease gun, and when YOU
are filling large hole simply push
this cork down to fill the oversize
opening. Chemists rubber corks are
ideal for this purpose. \ rag or some
string packing wound around the stem
OF the gun can be forced down to act
as would the cork.
Cars Have Grcasing Systems.
Many cars now equipped with greaS-
'ng systems using q special gun which
connects with the nipples on the car.
This makes 1T easy TO do some adyis-
able cleaning of the grease passages
about once Il season. Attach the emp
ty gun, release the plunyer SO that it
can be worked like a pump, and then
proceed to force mir through the grease
connections. This will serve to clean
grease residue has probably congealed
during the winter 10 make still more
certain perfect fabrication, prccr,le
the air pressure treatment with Il sim
liar treatment of Kerosene to flush out
III" dirty old grease. which will be
seen coming ont on the opposite side
OF the spring Shncklc. Then use air
pressure to force out the Kerosene be-
fore applying fresh lubricant.
Other Places for Grease.
Nor is grcasng something to be put
only into gun cups and other specified
places Wipe some grease on the wheel
shoulders against which the tlcmomt-
able rim rests on the inside. DO this
about MS often rs removal Of the rim
is required by tire changing. At the
same time apply grease Sparingly to
me rim fasteners and to the rim bolts.
'y this practice, nearly all rim sullcuka
are permanently ended.
The chief objection, apart from en-
ginccring considerations, is the diff
Guilty OF making double gaskct alb
Solutcly lcak-proof. An ingenious
method has been devised to eliminate
me extra gaSkct and accomplish Tn.
same purpose. 1t is necessary frs,
To equip the car with So.callcd url,n.
ing spark plugs. The little pc,cock
intended for injection Of gasoline is
removed. Ihis leaves & threaded port
IN me spark plug. In this lolc screw
tube three or four inches long vim
me end of the tube tightly capped.
me erect IS apparently the same as
II me cylinder content were enlarged
D! thc content of the rui4---the object
Sought In the use cf an extra gasket.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03

hook to attach 10 the front axle NJ
the automobile. Two fixed blorEs on
the ior"hrd ends OF the rails with two
swinging blocks on the rear ends rigid.
J! support the automobile after /, Is
pulled Into place and the forward end
lowered
ON account Of the angle Of the in.
cilhe ana the possibility Of oyer.run.
hlhg, the winding drum should b. ,ha
means OF getting the automobile on
the rails. Two wedges forward nailed
III place Will prevent the au,n,nohi,a
from creeping to the front, W.dyn.
ar" ar. aus" placed under the rrur wheels.
W heh n"' in use. the parts are re,d.
u! dsassemblcd and placed aside =
fopuInr Science Monthly.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
Washington

Charles Han Derry Of Macon Ga.
will be appointed by President Harding
and assigned as vice consul in the
United States consular service.
Senator Cubcrson OF Texas. appar
mary wircd his friends that he would
take no part in the rnn-olf. and told his
friends to exercise their own judgment
as to whom they would support.
Royalties received from the prOduc-
zion Of oil and gas on government.
leased lands arc now running around
half million dollars Il month. and
for tho last fiscal year aggregated So.
7G6.507. II Is announced by the bureau
OF mines
Cooperation Of the government in
advancing the American radio program
was recently pledged to the National
radio chamber of commerce at the an
nual meeting hy Secretary Hoover. Mr.
Hoover, however, was unable to at
lend and sent Il substitute.
The direct primary system, which
some powerful political pcrsonagcs
would abandon in state and congress
sional elections should be extended SO
that candidates for president and vice
president wo:ld he nominated by n
straight vote Of the people under bill
which Repre-; ;cntativc Schall. blind con-
grcssman from Minnesota announces
he has prepared for introduction in
tho house.
The triai on the criminal charge OF
conspiracy 10 dcfraud the Unhcd States
hr gl;
with war contracts pending in the Dis
'trict OF Columbia against Charles w
Morse. his three sons and eight others
will not await the determination OF any
civil controversies between the defend
ants and the government. Unitcd
States Attorney Peyton Gordon de-
Clares.
The purchasing power or exchange e
value OF farm products slumpcd iou
points between March and June, to Z.
per cent Of the 1913 basis in tho lat
ter month
Immediate steps for acquiring
maximum production Of coal from nor
union and strip mines, adequate dis
Itribution Of the supply through go,
ernment control OF coal cars and pre-
ventativcs against profiteering, hay
been affected by the administration
according to a United News staff cor
respondent. Secretary Hoover will b,
virtual fuel director.
The first formal negotiations for the
funding Of the allied war debt by the
United States was recently made by
Jean v. Parmentier, refunding repre-
sentative of France.
Hoboes Of America are going into
politics. "a hoboes' lobby"---to be
known by the more modern term OF
Legislative committee"--soon will ia k G
tts place with the social, labor farm
and other so-called lobbics. The pur.
pose of the lobby will be to secure for
the unemployed Of the nation govern.
ment unemployment insurance OF at
aast 81 a day.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
You Auto Know

That valve leakage is one of
the most serious losses Of econ
omy in the operation Of an auto
mobile for If the valves leak,
it is almost impossible TO get
good compression i'm tho cylin-
ders, and this, in turn, excrts Il
powerful influence over tho on.
tire performance of tho car,
giving rise to knocks loss of
mower and various othrr ills
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
Glazed Grasshoprc-7

~ sight that would ha gW
the heart of John tn, sr A
shown in photographs Z, uuw
discovered srHSShopprr ~. .Nu n
northern corner of Icll.
tional park.
These pictures. just received by the
geological survey, show imbetldcd in
me Ice thousands OF strata of grass.
hopDerS Of extinct species OF IL time
long before the period in which the
insects were considered dclcctablc.
These glazed grasShoppcrs must
nay" been lying over the mountains
IN living clouds of millions when thew
were caught in snowstorms and frozen
into the glacier.
Motorists are visiting the remark.
anle glacier by the thousands this
summer
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
Beginners ENCOURAGED.

FIRST Young Doctor--IIow arc YOU
coming along? Making good?
Second Young DOctor-I'ine! I'm
thahkful didn't begin to practice in
til" days before prohibition, though
Same "-Julrc.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1922-08-03
PLAN TO CLEAN REFLECTORs
Oouse Thoroughly With Stream OF
water Without Rubbing, Then
Polish With Rouge.

Headlight rehectors become ens,,v
scratched TO polish them Glenn thor.
outhI! WIN Il stream of water with
ou' rubbing and then polish with
rouge as II is used by jewelers. ap-
pAflS rotary motion. Because of the
silver plate, do not rub hard