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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

fine Weolemmer o. o%pnnuntre Dem til
@cparelien at Iorifoom. San gur
e., nGrmere ltbreoiille al Ssnner al
Horges 5ormaal. Get gialSt at
bGpbe Oct eamlc norife Srb "nteS
Sop ifal 2anoet bpggeS" % bebare
De Ggenifaber, ionr man farot per
ionificeret / Sberit Sans Seq.
SernbanefommisiGr Sacobien talte
oerllGit iom bet Morife Selifabs Sor.
mailo % retteoe Ell Saf til Ssnner
al Horge for, at De bapoe taget Jig
al Document, Saaen. San talte
meo Stoltbeb ON Jim Iorifoom; ban
bar Imerifaner eiter frit @alg, iagoe
Sacobien, nor en- "bppbenateo" Sine
.rifaner og bar itolt al oct. SernGit
talte Sacobien iterft bepGget ON
69orenearpen, bporaf DC itsrite 9ele
bar Dor norife @tbel % Dor norife
garnel9room. Sacobien talte bells
paa Gngelif, bells paa Horif, alt efter.
iom ban blen repet meo al Eieblif.
fets Stemning. Otter Sacobiens Gale
bleb Der tegnet obifiaige 9iorag til
Recommendations.
SnbimeGem Salerne blep Gang.
numere ginet al alfreb Nelion ira
Rortb Cape og Nrs. gilbert Wal.
chine ai Nortpap, og @euscba's @ano
ipiaebe Ell Reffe Rumere, beriblanbt
ilere norIfe.
Geo Semtiben bar oct officieae
enbt; men aoifiaige forblep
enonu en- Stlrno paa Seitplaoien,
iaa mango interesiarte gefienotifa.
Der bar blet itiftet.
Sbet Solen begpnote at bale, filnbe
Irtomobilerne fees fare afiteo oper
2anoeueiene bort ira Snoianerbau.
gen me6 Hornap airfe og Strife
gaarb og bens 6prebare Winber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Smaanotiier.
1aIritina.

Cir Serbert Samuel, ben brittle
S~sifommisipr / Galeitina, aila i
Sirsoaas gmbeoseben / SeruiaIein
peo en- bsitibelig Geremoni / Sorbin.
belle meo Yroflamationen al set bri.
tiife Wanoat oper Yaleitina. Gam.
tiois ala @mir @boullab GmbeSs.
eten iom Scrifer oper Resionernc
EiniioeS Serbian.
s i'm SiltrrbeliestaIe i,btaIte Cir
Serbert blanbt anSet: set beIioe
Sanb trGoer M ind / en- 4erioSe al
Nreo os 5rcmitriot UNDER britiif
Sperbsibeo. Ser er ,,yt Saab for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Sreo 90 ufreo.
SoruriieIfe ira sios I.

Griffith % GoItns paa generle, men
oct aiiicerebe life De TO npe 2eoere Oct
Gran; De eab life engang ipare. sc
erflGrebe, at &c piIoe ioare for Jig
i,ocn, bpis nogen mente, of be gioroe
noeet salt, men ierit piloe De glsre
npget.
Gosgrope f%ormulereoe ben nfe
&esjerings Yolitif | nogle faa forte
Sptninger. Zen n;loe efterlepe
Traftaten meb England, ben Oiloe
forIange, of Hnrlamentet> itlloe peo'
ia en- @r,rnbIop for SrIanb (oer fore
lager alerebe ct f9rbig uofaif, Den
ri iptte belle S~riitatsmaifineriei
isans, og ben pil fue SprsrsbepG-
ceIien; men Oct aaerfsrite ben oil.
&c gisre bar at opbepe GenIurer,
I'm ogiaa Collins bapoe t9nft at
cisre, men life fit Sib til.
9ette er 10 ct me5et enfelt og grett
&rogram.
Sagen enbte meb, of Harlamentet
meb "a imoo Is Stenmer gap ben
tie &egierine os bens enfelte W9no
Il Siuiospotiim.
De 10, iom Itemte imoo, par aue
@rbeioerrepr9ienta ter, og bette bar
i'm 8rur1o / Regjeringens Urbolo
IT, ben Streif, iom Hoitfunfti6n9rer.
ne / Srlanb bar iperfiat, bg iom
clIereoe bar polot mango ulemper.
9et irife Hoitpeien gift iioite aar
meo ct ltnberifiib paa omfrin5 ipp
og en- balp Wiqion Collars. Gette
CT meningslsit, ia &esieringen, ioia
trsper iit poerite for at faa libt Sfif
gao De forpirrebe Sinanier, og iaa
neoiatte ben SlnftionGrernes 2en
fra BEN tibIigere &rigstiOsbaiis for
CT faa 9ubgettet til at balancere.
Sunftionererne tilbso at forbmole
en- oenne Sag, men Gosgrooe er'
flereoe, at Sagen par Iaa grei, at
Ger bar intet at unberbanoIe ON. %
iua blep Oct 8eneraIitreif.
Sette bar @riinoen iii, of be IS
lrbeiosreprP ientanter ltenlte imoo
Farlamentets 5%iqibspotum til ben
rpe He9iering.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
neutrality-suspicious..

Ser frangles frembeIes ON bei
trife eritatningsproblem. Cen ollie.
rcbe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / Taris
blep 10 tiliibit enig ON en- SIags rent
iorelsbig Sroning, iadlebes at Spif,
lnno ifr1e ubitebe @iRlosbepiier pac
Jolt 270 MiGioner Warf til SeIgien
og fsrit inofri bisie meb Cub ON
ier Waaneoer. Elanen bar %, al
Der / Neaemtioen, ienbsites engang,
lfuloe gad los men en- mn aonference
Epor man ifitloe prspe at fomme til
Ell enoeIis % permanent Soritaaelia
toabe ON De tbife gritatninger o.
cen interaaiereoe &rieseielb. !
eenne &onference pilbe man oaiaa
trspe of faa Sc Soreneoe Stater
meb.
Wen set bar bare ben ene Bart /
Sdger, iom blep ertig ON oen fore.
lebige Srbning / Taris. SpiflanS
er ben anben Eart, og Srbningen er
rberbopebet ineen Srbning, for beg.
sc Barter bar gipet BEN lit gifalo.
Sette er enbnu life fleet, men berom
anOerbanoles ser MI.
gelsien f%orlanger @aranti for.
ct Spiflano ogIaa pirfelig rpffer no
n:eo @lilbet, naar Sc ier WaaneSer
or olnme, % iniiItcrer / ben Nnleo-
ming paa, of 100 Wiaioner Warf Of
ben tpife &igsbanfs 8ilIoreierpe ifal
unerfsres til ben beIaiife IationaI-
tent / grpsiel iom Siffcrbeo for Oe
go WiQioner.
Faa commissioners iioite Ms6e
/ Taris par oct Soritaaelien, at Del
glen life ifuIbe forore noaet tplf
8lilo uoleperet ru, men neies mec
@aranti for. at Sen tpife Hiasbal,fs
'Slllobeboloning life piloc bli rcrt /
Ssbet az Ter Waaueber.
Wen Ben tyife Tegierings GeprG-
ientant Carl 9erfmann bGpber, at
lloleperine al Hiasbanfens 8ulo III,
81 oil brinee Tengcfurirn poerli-
gtre neo. San % Sinansminiiter
Sermes bppber piberc, at Spiflano
ril life bore fort bebre iitano til at
uhbctalc go Minioner Iarf / @uio
en- Ter Maaneoer, enc oct err set MI,
co De i%oreilaur berior at Sriiten FOR.
lGnges til Is Iaaneber, ioaleoes
at Spiflano fan faa ubreoe oe 270
Wiulolter / ire IiOrag, ON 6, ~ %
IS Waaneber.
Gnglano cg Stalien, iaa iorIpoer
Get, ~'tstter fraftig Oet tpife Silbuo,
rg @clgicn fol ogiaa bore tilbsieIia
at mobcrcre lit &rap, men - Iaa er
set T%oincare. let p~aaitaaes, at bet
tor ban Iom bapoe iniiiteret paa, at
%clgicn ifuloe forlanse set tpife
@ilo ltoIeueret itrar og life gaa meo
taa noeet 9ompromis meo 5piferne.
90 Zig itaar Sagerne MI.
DfelIem Srnnifmanoen 9uberiac
cg Den tpife Snouitrigruppes 2eber
Sugo Stinnes err Ger illttet Ell
Sperensfomit ON 9eperine al tpife
Tarer til Sranfris = noget / Gig.
beo meo &atbennli.9 od)eurs ODER.
ensfomit / @iesbaoen / lin Sib, men
zen tpife @egierits er life pioere be.
0~eiitret for benne Srbning, ga bcl
mener Oct belle belsber fig til of aipe
Stinnes npe Wonopoler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

GienoppGffelien af SsocrncS. w.,
Lernes % De 4riitnes reIioisic S,n..
gtaar oct CT fleet, oil griierne V ma,
GIeoe 5ipe fra fig Oct SormpnSS".,'
ifab, iom err bIet Dem betroet."
en- arabiif Organization | gr,,
profIamereoe @eneraIitreif Tom gr'
teit imoo oct brittle Manoat o. 81.
rne &on1titution. "'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Nurtbeliffes Tormu,.

5 aiosoe soro R~ortbcliffcs seio.
n.ente, iom MI er operienot Sfiits,
reten, angipes ben bersmte SIaSfor.
ses Sormue til TO Miuioner I,,rS
SterIing, omfring nj @iaioner QcI,
lars, meloes fra 2onoon. @cn -
GRpnbigbeoer, iom bar meo Soopr
at beitiae, oplpier, OF benne Sum .,
Fare forelsbig os si9tningspis, .,
be merler, at set ianoipnliepis piI piss
fig, of Gormuen Inarere er set Sus,
Bette Of oerne Gum. Oct ifaI prr,
trast paa BET rene, of bans perior.
l'ae Gienoom aIene bill Lobe OBJ fl
Seuue Gum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Slppninsen / I!perme.

OAySSN" ~~PStuN.
Set er bare nogen gonife ioo Nh,
i;ben ben fsrIte Slipper flsi ooer NJ.
rerne fra Shmeit5 til Stalien. o.,
tlep resnet for noeet al eft GiSur.
ser, at ban flarebe oct, ifisnt hon
cmfom neo 9anoingen / Stalien.
S oisie Gage bar Der ppret ct in.
tcrnationalt 5lppeitepne / 3iirit. %
Sopebalie baboe meIbt lin 9eIto.
seIie; men ba De ipntes Seiret so,
rtrpgt, traf mere emo Salpparten al
Dem fig tilbage.
Seierberre bIep 2sitnant Wiiuer,
ipm fIsi belle MpefompIeret runSt
paa otte elmer. 90 bos flsi ban Set
rteite at Chen eiennem t9tte Sfner,
inm gioroe Slppningen megct punite.
Zig og farlia.
2eitnant Miiaer tilbsrer Sen
idpeit5iife grmes 5Ipueforps.
Snsem NrbeibslssbeS / Berlin.
S Berlin, iom er 3r. fem / &pf.
rem al @erbens Storbper, iinOes Ser
ftr gie6liffe. life et eneIte arbeiSs.
Irs Wano eaer &pinbe, teIegraferes
terfra. Sffe set alene, Ser er oaian
cmfring 10000 9labie, iom life har
funnel bei9ttes, bpis De ofiicieGe 81.
gaper for aiigult er ristiee.
Store Sabrifer, inouitrieQe arIna,
Wagaiiner Department Stores) %
municipale "G9iener" fer iig oil?
en- efter grbeiosbieIp, og 9snnn
gaar itabig op, ifisnt ben fife hoIocr
Sfriot meo Observation-Disclosures
Stigning.
Senne beIpnberlise Sitiiotion fnI
rpre en- oirefte Selse Of Morf.aur.
iens Salo / l1blanbet, 90 ale iaa.
l9rte arbeioere bar faat sniptteIie
hos De itore grportbuie, iom betaIcr
o. beoite 2%snnineer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15
Grain &PIodu1}

September Is.
so. ST. PAUL LIVE STOCK MARKET
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

ESTEREp AS SECOND CLASS MATER JUNE 18Th 1908 At
THE Posi- oFFIcE AT DEBORAH, Iowa, UNDER THE ACT
OF CONGRESS or MAEcHS s. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-09-15

Get benber pfte, at grebe, fom i~noeboInrr
Isle Yenee og life CT regiitreret, fommer bort
pdu 8eien. seno berior life Isle geuee ustu
at faa Suffering for Srepet.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
CONFERENCE:
 HAS. fFFEcToN
 UNEMPLOYMENT
SUSPENSION OF WORK ADDS TO PROBLEM OF GENERAL
 UNEMPLOYMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. -10.-The first effects of the Washington Disarma- ment conference on employment was felt today when several thousand me chanics and craftsmen in the navy yards were laid off. This will add to the seriousness of the unemployment situation both on the Atlantic and Pa cific Coasts.
 The skilled mechanics who have been employed by the navy depart ment will become scattered through the country and the organization of the navy yards will be broken.
 In case the treaty should not be rat flied the consequences will be serious. Considerable criticism has been made of the Administration for turning so many thousand workmen loose on the labor market at this critical time when the unemployment situation is causing so much trouble
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
SACRAMENTO
 v ts, ]. .NEWSPAPfRMAN
 TALKS ON LAPS
OWNER OF INFLUENTIAL PAPER EXPLAINS ATTITUDE TO
 HOUSE COMMITTEE

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-V. s. Nc Clatchy, one of the publishers of the Sacramento Bee, of Sacramento, Cali fornia, appeared before the House Committee on Immigration to explain the Japanese situation in California to members of the Committee.
 2 McClatchy explained that if friendly relations are to be maintained between Washington. and Tokio there must be an effectual stop put on the admission of the Japanese to this country.
 The continued immigration of Japa- nese coupled with rapid birthrate is bound to cause trouble between the two countries because the presence of such a large body of people unable to be assimilated is a constant thorn in the country's side. McClatchy ex. pfa1ned that California was more aware or this than other States and her experience must be considered.
 V. s. McClatchy has led the fight in California for the exclusion of Japa- nese and through the Sacramento Bay has been an important factor in creat. ing public sentiment against the Japa. nese, resulting in the passage of anti. Japanese land laws in the State of California
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Investigators of Taylor
 Murder Mystery Baffled

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-The au- thorities are making slow headway in the Taylor murder mystery, which is bringing nationwide criticism and in some quarters demands for the abate- ment of Hollywood colony of movie ac- tors. SeveralaRation-w scandals de- veloping in this colony within the past few months have brougth the attention of the public to it's vices and de- baucheries.
 District Attorney Woolwine today began an investigation of the charge that the police have been bribed and witnesses silences in an endeavor to suppress facts in the case. It has been said that plot is being engi- neered behind the scenes in filmland to defeat the ends of justice in the Taylor murder case.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Taylor Living Under Assumed Name

Taylor Living Under Assumed Name
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-The real name of William Desmond Taylor, the movie director who was murdered in his home in Hollywood last week. was William Dean Tanner, according to in formation known to the police, and he was widely known by that name in the Klondike, where he spent year or SO. Prior to 1908 he lived in Chicago and was known as connoisseur. He married Ethel May Harrison, a mem beT of the original Florodora company, and they had one child, Ethel, now IA years of age. In 1908 he mysteriously disappeared and his wife got di- yorce.
 The police announced today they were Investigating a certain movie ac- tor, on the theory of revenge and jeal- ousy. At various times Taylor is said to have had love affairs with Mabel Normand, Mary Miles M1nter and Neva Gerber.
 Taylor was va-iously an art critic, a mining engineer and railway construc- ton engineer, having acted in the lat ter capacity at Prince Rupert on a Canadian railway.
 According to close friends during the days before his death, Taylor had a premonition of approaching tragedy.
 Taylor's Butler, Edward Sands, who is sought by the police, is really Ed ward Strathmore, a deserter from the U. s. army, who disappeared after try ing to cash cancelled check.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
M'ADOO SAYS RAILWAYS WERE
 NOT HURT BY GOVERNMENT

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The state ment by certain railroad officials that the government ruined" the roads is groundless, William G. McAdoo, for mer Secretary of the Treasury and war time director general of railroads told the Senate interstate commerce committee yesterday.
 McAdoo said: "The indisputable fact is the government saved them,' ; adding that government operation was responsible for improved service, saw ed millions of dollars and improved transportation costs.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
IRISH RAILWAY SERVICE IS
 INTERRUPTED BY STRIKE

CORK, Feb. 1O.-Dissatisfed with the terms of settlement of the Irish railway strik ca group of railway men have refused to return to work. A number of them today entered the rail way station at Cork and took posses sion refusinw to allow any trains to leave the station. The government has SO far offered no objections to the con- ditions and no opposition has develop ed against the strikers.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Soldier Bonus Tax Unwelcome

WASHINGTON, Feb 10.-The re- port has been spread through the United States that Congress was plan ming to place. the tax, burden of / the Soldiers Bonus entirely on the shoul- ders of the common people and is shielding the wealthy. Hundreds of telegrams from all over the country is pouring into Washington protesting against the proposed tax.
 The protests are not against the bo- nus but against the method which has been suggested to raise the necessary monev It is claimed that Congress is not distributing the burden equally on the rich and poor.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Actresses of Prominence Involved

Actresses of Prominence Involved LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1O.-The po- lice have announced that one of the last people to see William Desmond Taylor alive was Mabel Normand, the film comedienne.
 Mrs. Douglas Mclean, wife of the movie actor, who lives next door, said she heard a shot on the evening of the murder and saw stranger emerge from TayIor's home and depart shortly afterward. This was immediately aft CT Miss NoTmand left and gives ere dence to the peolice theory that the slayer entered the home while Fay Tor was talking to Miss Normand at the curb. -'
 Miss Purviance, who lives next door on the other side said that she was awakened by the screms of Taylor s valet who found the body. She tele- phoned Miss Normand and Mary Miles Minter and the latter and her mother hurried to the Taylor home. Miss Minter burst into tears when asked if she could do anything
 Half a dozen cigarette stubs found back of the door of Taylor's sumptu- ous residence offer clue to the mys- tery of the murder which has deepen ed steadily since the discovery of the body with bullet through the neck. 4
 Detective believe the butts show the slayer waited behind the door until an opportunity came to fire the fatal shot, The police are considering re-
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Woman Accused Murder
 Says She Has No Fear of
 Administration of Justi

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-The jury has been drawn in the case where the of California is attempting to prove that Mauaiyne Obenchain is guilty of the murder of J. Benton Ken nedy, a millionaire broker of this city.
 Four of the jurors are women and eight are men. Mrs. Obenchain was greatly agitated when the death pen atty was discussed. Conspiracy Is Shown
 !, Madalyne C. Obenchain, co-defen- dant with Arthur c. BuEch, who term ed her his goddess, went on trial for her life in Superior Judge Reeves court here yesterday on an indictment charging that she conspired to kill J. Belton Kennedy in Beverly Glen, this city on the night of August 5 last.
 Altho two women hung the jury in the Burch rial causing the ten to two deadlock that resulted in Judge Reeve discha1ging the jurors without yer dict Mrs. Obenchain's attorneys, Judd Rush and Al MacDonold, opened their fight in her behalf by striving to ob- tain as many women as possible on the jury to try her for murder 4
 District Attorney Woolwine sought woman jury" in the belief that the psychology of the case showed that women jurors would be more accepta- F1e to the prosecution than the men.
 Mrs Obenchain, whose former hus- band, Steady Ralph Obenchain earn od the title of the "man in a million, , because of his chivalrous dash to her defense when she was arrested, has been in jail since the night Kennedy was slain: Obenchain was at her side acting as associate counsel for the de fense when the trial began.
 The story told by Mrs. Obenchain immediately after her arrest and one which she has consistently repeated is that Kennedy was murdered by two roughly dressed en."-strangers to her-whom she saw fleeing from the spot after the shooting.
 Shot at Door of His Cabin Kennedy, young broker of this city, was shot and killed on the steps of his cabin in lonely Beverly Glen, when he drove to the place in his auto with Mrs. Obenchain, who was only a few feet from him when he was shot from ambush. The prosecution claims that she plotted with Burch to kill the wealthy broker because he would not marry her.
 Mrs. Obenchain, once voted the most
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
RAILROADS MAY ABRoGATE
 CONTRACTS WITH JAPANESl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-Represen- tatives of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Great Northern railroads which hold preferential contracts with Japanese steamship lines, will meet with the Shipping Board March first to determine whether they will abro- gate their contracts, with those lines, it was decided today at an informal meeting of the Shipping Board with representatives present from the rail roads concerned, the Interstate Com merce Commission and the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. "
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Treaties Will Be
 Presented Soon

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10.-It is un- derstood that President Harding will appear before the Senate today or to. morrow and will personally present the treaties which were formulated at the Washington Disarmament Confer ence.
 The President will read his message relative to the treaties and will insist that they be ratified as quickly as pos sible. Plans for the handling of the treaties on the floor of the Senate have been arranged and opposition will be strangled wherever possible.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
PHILIPPINES IN CoASTWIsE
 TRADING ZONE IS BENEFITED

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.-The Ship. ping Board has informed President Harding that it would be Able to fur nish adequate tonnage to operate be- tween the Philippines and the Pacific coast ports. President Harding is de- clared to have said the Philippines are within the coastwise trading zone of the United States under section 21 of the Jones Act which bars foreign vessels from this traffic
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10

beautiful woman on the cr.Gpu Northwest University, maintains she loved Kennedy to the last al clares that she will take the sta "A tell the complete story of her in with him and of his death, for thC F time Woolwine charges that shc 'ror Burch, who was in love with her, to Los Angeles, for, the purpose of spy ing upon Kennedy and killing hin if he was found untrue to her. /
 Burch's second trial is set fopNarch 27, at which time he will be ar2aigned for murdering Kennedy.
 Woman ><TeIIs Story D Mrs. Obenchain in an interview v'ith an Associated Press reporter satd:s-
 To-day I will go on trial for murder. It may amaze you to have me. say SC, but it is the truth, nevertheless, that I have not minded being held on the charge of murder as much have been concerned with the hideous publicity and the false accusations made against me- 5.r,
 Perhaps this, feeling of mine can be better illustrated when I tell you that - my father was quiet and retired man. I remember an incident when he was elected mayor of a town in the Middle West He remarked that he did not mind so much being mayor as he did the fuss being made about it, I feel that way about my present situation
 There is not particle of fea~ in me regarding the outcome of my trial. am as calm and poised as if were seated on the seashore watching for shin that I knew was to bring me good tidings.
 Relieving in truht and justice and Z knowing in my heart I am innocent, naturally I could have no fear as to the outcome of my trial.
 My incarceration has given me an opportunity t ofind myself as never could have done on the outside AL though have been greatly disillusion- ed, sometimes it is through disillusion- ments that the greatest revelations come
 ITO those that are interested can say that to me the outstanding feature 1 in all my experiences since the trag- edy has been the ability of those who wish to do so to seemingly distort the i truth at their will. However, I still have absolute faith in receiving fair and impartial trial and confidently ex- pect a favorable verdict"
 Six witnesses had been examined to- day, all of them for the prosecution.
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Hollywood Colony Under Dark Cloud
RADicALISM IN UNITED STATES
 IS AGAIN INCREASING

COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 10.-J. R Howard, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation in an address here today declared that @adicalism will increase in the event of delayed agricultural and economic adjustment adding: "The National Agricultura sConference last week showed the star of a wind current toward the Farmer Labor movement"
The Seward gateway., 1922-02-10
Ketchikan to Be
 Convention City

KetEhikan will be the convention city of Alaska this year. The Grand fgloo of the Pioneers of Alaska will
 meet there on March 18th and the
 American Legion will hold the Depart
 mental convention there at the same
 time.
 A private letter received by Alvah
 Flames, Grand President of the Grand 7 Igloo Pioneers of Alaska from Joseph 7 UlIner associated with the Ketch-
 ikan Tgloo of Pioneers, tells that ex-
 tens1v| preparations are under way in '"The First City, to entertain the mem
 bers Of these conventions The letter gives the tentative program as fol- lows:
 "The committees from both the Pio- neers and the Legion are busy on ar engagements. The present lineup is as follows: March 29th, opening sessions of both meetings in the morning; in the afternoon at 2 p. m. there will be joint parade of the Legion and Pio- neers. At 8 p. m. the Legion will stage a big smoker March 3Oth will be devoted entirely to business of the conventions, except in the evening the Legion will give play followed by a dance. March 31st the business of the conventions will be continued and at o'clock the Legion will give an- other show and dance. April first the business sessions of the conventions will be followed by a big Pioneer car nival at 8 p. m. The evenings of Sum- day, April 2 and Monday, April 8, will be- devoted to Northland Review un- der the auspices of the Pioneers. The Pioneers will give big banquet Mon- lay afternoon.
 The Government boat of Fort Sew ard has been engaged to bring the del7